the accommodation of the club.
Tompkins got the men together and gave
on both shores with wavinghandkerchiefs
The Neptunes.
The Neptunes held a meeting at the Nor-
walk hotel at 3 o‘clock on Monday after-
noon and elected ollicers. and then pro-
ceeded to the schooner David Uarl in a
body. headed by the. Americas Drum
Corps. The schooner left llill‘s dock at
3:40 and was towed down the harbor by
the “Early Bird.“ The wharf was flll-
ed with spectators to witness the depar-
ture of the club, and many friends of the
members were on board to accompany
them down the bay. The schoonernvhich
is a beauty. was handsomely titted up for
(Tom.
three parting cheers for their Norwalk‘
friends. As the vessel proceeded down
the harbor she was received by throngs
and salutes. The schooner landed at the
lumber dock and most of the friends got
Oll'. some however going down the bay to
return on the Early Bird. At the final
parting there was a general handsliaking
and ii profusion of good wishes for the
pleasure of the exciirsioiiists.
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I lie Yorktown Lentennlnl.
The executiie committee of the York-
town congressional committee met Sat-
urday at the capitol. The president. gen-
eral superintendent. and 'i-ieeretary of the
Yorktown t‘cntciniiiil association were
present by invitation. An agreement was
arrived ntns to the arrangements to he
made. Temple farm. the property of the
association. has heen accepted as the site
for the military encampment and the porv
lh‘ll to be used for that purpose has been
Illill‘t‘il.llllll\‘l charge of t'oloncl (il‘lllg<
lull. United States army. who will at
once lay out streets. prepare the ground
for the tents and arrange for ll. plentiful
~-iipply of water. \Vhiirves will he hiiilt
tor lllt‘ vessels which will convey military
.ind i'lll/A‘lls to the celebration. The t‘cn-
li‘llllldl association will meet iii liicliiiiond
\';i. on Monday next to perfect their
liliuis and decide what amount of money
Will he required to make the celebration
.l success. The secretary of war has iii-
iiii-d .‘ld‘llll' lit‘llt‘l'lll llancock to take
rluirgn ol' the military poiti in of the coin
lil.lill\ll.
'— .0.
An Iiiinicii-c (‘liiin Bake
l'i’.iiil\ l'ootc of thi- l'iiiglc llotcl. Uni-idii.
Madison county. .\'. \'.. is to get up it i‘cgr
‘ll.ll' cl.iui liiilmiit llllt'lild for the llop
til’ii\\’i‘l‘\I pii- nic on Saturday. August i‘i,
.lllll‘ .is liil" been doni~ at Gregory‘s
lIilllll for llil‘ l‘iil llli'll. n nuliilicr of years
purl. IlIlic lliipliriiwi'l‘s c.\li-liil till over
and of course iii‘o very nuni-
i-riuls. iiliioutilitit: lii tliultsiuiil.
llll ii-l'orc llIllii' pic iuc is liberally patroni-
.I\ .1. .\li'. I‘Iiiotc \\ ill be obliged to provide
for :i very great number of people. in fact
many more than ho hns been in the habit
of doing for the tilt illi‘ll. llut “It‘ with
r-lil-‘l' that Mr. 1'. lpl‘illllll to llicciiirrgency
and how no doubt of his making it gr ‘iit
pm 1 ss. both for his rocket and s.ilislI;ii‘<
liii'_\ to :ill llli‘\i‘l‘) respect. Mr. l“UUlt‘ lins
.l‘ltiili d to .\iiii \\'cstoii. of South Norwiilh
to assist llllll in getting; up the lulu:
\\I\ stun has lu‘t'll i-niployi-il iii piling up
llllxi‘.‘ :it (llIl‘rll‘lI‘YIN l‘iiiiil i-iii' since llll'
iii mutilation of the lat nwu'w association.
ll \\ ill lN' ev'lllt‘llllllg new and lttHI‘l for the
pin-pic in the interior prirt of the stiitc to
with llllllt‘ in a genuine clam h ilm. same
.is .i.-tun up on sea shores and no \\ lhll
1h.- country
ni‘\ l‘l‘ill
..~
to
ll'l1‘llil lfi-otc sin-cuss in his undertaking
lliili lil‘1i\\1‘l~ [iii'llli‘ [1| lH‘ lii'lil :ll l'Ilhll
(Ilcvl. on llll‘ short s of (llll'lllll Luke iiliolil
fioiii llll‘ lingle Hotel. in former
yciirs llll\'|‘ had lIl‘iilll soon in 1o.ooo pon-
plc coming from iill parts of the country.
I- ..i u.
nx-l' \
iinilcs
.‘ill‘. l"«mii- was in New Y..r so To“...
lobsters. and all
the old fashion.
It is a good
day [tlll‘i‘ll:t\ll|;.; clnliis.
sorts oi sea food. used in
ed New l'illglllllil clam liiilic.
undertaking" to ninkcita success in the
\cry center of ii state. hundreds of miles
away from the sun shore. and rcipiiresii
man of considerable energy to attend to
it right. and “1‘ think l-‘ootc is the man.
_ ,4»...—
:‘lllllllll l‘.\curslon of Illc Sims of
'l‘cmpcriuicc.
'l'lie (lllllllill cxi'nrsiou of the Sons of
'l‘ciiipernni-o ol' the thtcof ("oiinccticiit
was liclil at High Rock grovo liisl “'cilni‘s-
ilny llctwoen 1.31m and 1600 of the Order
with llll‘ll‘ friends were present. The day
was all that could be desired and the
place isoiic of the host picnic grounds in
llllr stiitc any other. ()ne dot-s not
llli‘ .il'tlie scenery here presented. for
llll‘lIt‘ lrn so much lllI it. and it is so \‘iii'ii-il.
is large i-iiougli to :n'co-iiino-
tliiiiisunil
'l‘ho
with plculy'ut limits and iii! are lIli‘i‘. 'lIlic
(ll~
IlIln‘ :J‘lll\|‘
il.‘.ll‘ four
iiiil lll‘
iii' li\o lia-nlulv' ntul
1'lii\\il1'il. li'm- Ii spl-‘liillil
gli-ii illlt‘ span-o lli'l\\'t‘~‘ll the two iiioiin
l'llllh‘l i». .i.». I'i‘llldllllt' and picturesque a .'
'lIllt‘lIl‘ is it liriiuit pull:
lending the \\'lltlll length of it with seiits
“ll-pill Tit) foot :ip.irt. .\llll«l .t it quarter of
ii iiiilc from tho glen is the HUN“
the nicest :inil tiiiist
liiiil nnywlii-rv. Alter you hzii c cxplorcd
the glen and gorge and seen the ruins o"
the old iinll .‘tlltl diiiii. then retrace our
steps for the rock. lligh Rock. from
which the grove tiikcs its llillllt‘. is 47511.
high with ii perpendicular or overhanging
front of about 200 feet. There is ii broad
road to the top of the rock, and then turn-
ing to the left lind that we are on a pree-
ipiee but protected by a good iron railing
running the whole length of the {see of
the rock. The view from this point is
splendid. You see village after village
away down the valley and here and there
you get a glimpse of the river, running
through a splendid valley of farms, and
you see the railroad for u long distance
and it looks like a. path through the mend-
ows aiidlwoods more than like .i path for
the iron horse. You cannot do jiisttice to
the grove and surroundings in a sketch
like this. but one must no and see for
themselves. and we have yet to hear one
person any they was sorry they went, but
we have heard a number say they were
sorry they did not 30.: The grove is in
such demand that it is already engaged
for next year and the Sons of Temperance
had to secure it the day we Were there.
We hold the next one on the 20th of July.
1532. and hereafter the public are invited
to go with us. There was only a short
time devoted to speaking and singing. At
about 1 o‘clock nnieeting was called in
the pavillion. The meeting \ 'as called to
order by the chairman of the State Com-
mittee, Henry E. Butchelor. who labored
hard to make the excursion a success.
The opening address was made by the
Grand Worthy Patriarch of the State. J.
G. North, of New Haven. after which be
was presented with a splendid boquet by
the Grand Worthy Associate, Mrs. Wm.
A Kellogg of Concord Division of Nor~
walk. Next, singingby members of Liv-
i'aii lic llll.|l."llli d.
Ulll' UlI
rsig.:;:i~«l that you can
celleiit speech was then made by the Rev.
of 11)., follow'ed by Deacon Smith, P. G.
‘ ‘ ..-__,_.._..
£011”! $071138”; sentinel, -lee carryulis for the Point. t‘rofut it: Kniipiizwill commence putting Henry W ood, aged thirteen years. 0]!
I .. . H.“ in the new boiler in the 1: Her she) on this cit was sent to the reform schoo .
. _ ‘ W 111mm Chichester of Norwzill; has been Mom“... } I I this “Xi‘k
‘“ I dnt‘ldfl} . Aug. 3. ‘ISSI. _ sick for a short time. Tl I I W ‘* o..——_— I __...._.___
w "r —M — w Methodist t‘anip meeting of the Tl t ' u ‘1. .. 1 . . t"-‘34a m
“u “r Ll'lu‘rI ) v. L , .. .- . in rain iii (nus itri n 4.. . .i
.. ‘ . ‘ . . ‘ . P ‘ 1‘ ‘ ' l \' I a id Shannon who has lwen sltlv \\ itli state of Delaware Wm commence at Chm- in backing off of the side truck. came near
ltx~‘tl.\il.lllg in to. oat-«ii it o .it Soot i. or- the Chills and fevor “Hm ”LT-Ill” and not“; den to~da . , , .
n..ik. ,\u:. ‘3. lsfil. Persona calling for we'l ' )' ,,, i _ carrying away the ‘ll‘lll‘ signal. mar
.m iilhlll‘;"i‘llt‘llt‘r!~ \\'lll pleasesay they u ..o t'alch \\'.....1 “r ””5 Ch). started for Swords‘ store. this morning. l~liigman
‘ '\ ‘li ' ““12”“ ‘ qun F Buckingham l’iiliu‘man llcnry Iliillocl. ll.l‘ in ~-:i . ll l.il\i- \\ :iurnniniig \csterdiiv todo llJUll of (“WW ”1“”1” 53“ ll drop and talled out
. . . I . . i I > - I ' . . I I ' ‘ I
l: lie'liwlli‘i. Swphi-n ll. t‘nler. )lhi. ll. ‘. for 56“"“l “Uh“ l" “llt‘llil lll‘ l'ii'llll‘l‘ “l l‘IH'llHIg. He did the same job clglit to t,hlI‘Il‘g"\e,” '“ho htOpped FIN tram.
. .l.i~. Hrecii. Mrs. lliiley, Wm. l-‘olker. Rye. 3mm 41se- WhICh was Within a foot of the signal.
\tr. i..-.. ll. Kevlar. Henry Matchless -.- ,. — ' "'_'""‘ .. . WW -
x .22»... to Win, .\. lx'ee‘er. Mair)“ Morrison J. U Sherwood M “W mm or in M M. iii - :iiiiin:il t‘litlll liilllt‘ of Our Brothers \\ Main) 11. Brown. formerly of this
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' Ill-III“! l. ;I nun N” it t- I“. to business .ll .\li.~, blot. s‘ urinoi l'.'\\'. tcrdiiy. on \\ est avenue one of the wheels
.~ “‘3" ‘~"“- I ... l'- .4. . tl‘ ll~ l vitook
J. S. lll'VNlNil. 11. .‘l f—H§...-fl _. \ _" ‘ ..~» . ‘ ' . ~ . _ .'. ‘ Illl llh “anon Hill 0 ill“ 11:5 lUlSt
M i . R-‘v. t'. l.. \tlll .‘\ll('ll and “w?“ il1"“‘ 'III') I Ii‘Ih' “it“ 'I ”In“ ”t “MM“ fright and ran awn.“ Illr. llrown “W5
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. : .-. t. \\ .l i} s. ymiimluy. t.» \ isi'. lloioii l‘o.iii. I“! “I! (m ‘I‘Iil'lzl-l',.. lh'. Higgins attended liini. Next work
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. . . . . l,‘ .m.l dint-s li‘lidlli‘tl l.i.t (lllli‘u . I. now u s .u s oi t it “isttin pat
‘ a ‘\L‘i\ ind lll. t- t llll' ‘.s lu\.( 1. ‘. 11- -- ~ >1..liliiz IIII ' , . ..
.I ‘. ‘ . 7 ‘ "' ‘ [fl ‘ " “ l ”A“ ' ”9- r' ““1 "l fp‘ I Imminent. tlii- .Ntiitc of ()lllll. to visit his son and also
»-1:iii;.:.. li:ir vi “'1 ii diop on it. chin-ch, (lilt‘ltlil. .\. \ ., punched in with — w “9—“ ti Q [1'11“ h ‘ ., f
w _ an —< ”V ”Hm.“ lust Sump.“ llic t ointl)’ toiuiiiissioncrs of the scv~ l II II I I "Llni‘l ‘um'
.. 'ii \\.\‘("llt'lliill511ll‘lll\ in or ' . ,' _ t‘rnl - l H‘- . “- . -. , , '— '_ W‘W
. ‘ . L ) . ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ .. '. x .. t o min. 'of 'tln Stall hold then nnv “ hm. we “.0“. m Danbiil‘y vi'stt‘l‘dtlv
. .i : Low lll t.:c iiiiiii lupin .li‘illl ti. iiinliiiiii ill'l‘tl'l‘lJll‘ll .i.it lll il.ii nual meeting' in New Haven. August 101i) \ l . ll {H 1 1 ' I
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». »=.. liliilin l~ \\i‘]l\' 'prmmii. .l \\ tlll m ”Mn” .\' K‘Ml'l‘IF 1‘1“” my.“ ‘ llh‘ ()ld \\ l‘ll cigar i-oiiipnny paid ii ‘; \-l)lli()lnl. the “builder of this ('11).
l“ "1"“ “L“ ”i‘llll'sli‘) l'.‘ -——~ 9.. ——~ fl'l'l‘dltl tax to tlic govcriiun-iit last month. “ ‘I 1““‘l M” “”1“ “'“L‘ ‘0 “llk “'lll‘ hm."
\ Tl-i- :iinnml .\l.-ii:.».li.i .-.iiiip mm M“; Hump,“ l]... mu (lay of 1|... mum}, ”H“. but loiiiid that h.» was up to his eyes In
«7 ‘mo ;——l h 'i‘ ‘l .. ”Hung...” M “MN... 1.. 114,1. l...“ _\t..“‘ st;imp.-.1 1pm.. lliousnnil MW!“ ““1 ‘hil . business. Mr. Ravniond has had so much
‘ . "'\ii.t_‘.i .\'.i .l: . . P“ " ‘ . ' , . ‘
. \\' l I I1 \I day and t‘tllllllllli'\ tliiuiigli tho \Vt'i‘li' pm] 11“....” thousand. 'lllll‘lllll-l 1“ i‘lll‘ll‘l l" m that 590110” XUII
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“ I ‘I in“ tart-on llll‘ ltinl iir) r-nid. - <> — the past two years that it has been nci‘cs-
“ ‘~\ View—9007*“ .\lis_~. .\Iiiiiuil:i l\'i_v~i-r. of l'iiioii \ll't‘l‘l. .sary for llllll to give his personal nth-u-
.. f,“ .A h N \ Lilli. 3ili~i*sl..ii;;~ii'.-i1 t..- “Wu-w ~l l-w' (lunl this morning at ‘3 i-‘i'loi'k. hliv li.iil tioii to it. lll' has just completed two
I“ ' ~ II' ‘ i' . .i. iI ‘l' -"i is “l - ‘ . ‘ ‘ - I
. ‘- l"“-H“1l 1“ lMINI ‘1 ll- \“1' -l .i..l llv‘t'll sullciiiig llllI it long _tiini- \\ llll that voting: .. tor cmiiliti'lor l'dlliiiihw, costing
.. ~ ' \< H il“|‘l1" 14‘- .." It. Will ~.. . . . "‘ ‘ - \ . '
-“ ‘ ‘ l i‘ ‘l ‘ id“ ~- ‘1 ' ‘ l “ tllt ...l. il illM'dM‘ l iiiisulnption. Iiii- liin- :iliout $1.4M"! each. and has been ln-iiuti-
\ , .i.. i. l» -' il t'l.ll \\ ill talu- 1il.i.'e lIliilll tho l‘i:iptist lI)‘ll\;: conductor Smith‘s rcsidcncc. l:i_\ int:
1 ii. i ‘3' ;.. E ‘ _1 . , \\" r ililll'i’ll l’i'i.l.i_v lllli'l'lHNIIl .‘ll :l o'clock. out ailioiit tiic hundred dollars. At lhrthi-l
.1 - \\ .“III‘ I 'I“ II I 9-. ~ . ~ . .
.- , x.- .. \ “A \ ... lll‘ his list l'Hlll ili~tcd n. hoilso tort co. .\.
7.- co. — f- Id I ‘ylwlh; lll ll.ii‘iiioi.ii‘ l‘lil.l'll‘llli' ll.iiid. under ll ‘H'I . I I l 1 .. 1 lI”, .
V 1 In . l‘~ ‘ I.I lli ‘ ‘ lllt‘ villi-mot tutorship lllI l‘i‘ot. llt‘lllt‘ ol “’“I ‘ IIII III.“ i II“ III.IIINIIII III III“
\ . f, .7 I.I_.. - 111 own.“ x”. \\.lll\. h. H H M... N“ ”A... l... l.:i,~i \\I‘|'l{ li»~ linislii-d n tourtecn thous-
. ‘ \ . ‘ ““1““‘2‘ "j l, lll‘.ll\.ll ..i ilm lll‘ll‘ut‘ «ilI .\.l.lis..u l‘iii-l. l.lr~l and ilol‘n lob :ll l.1ll\t‘ \\':iuriuiniug. ll:-
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’~ ‘ z. ' ll‘ll.tll\ tum, :i' .l i- [h l :l't‘itl «iw-dzt on , . '
.. i.:- ,. piston :itot lilllt lwstcr mi. . ——‘ ~30. "W it... “mini. i. .4‘ i]... M... Hp“. N. , ”WT son. on \\ i-si street in lliinliury. which
.i. or .1 l p; luv .it it «on lIi'llll on “‘7 ~\ ‘1 hi“ “1 ~\"'I‘“:I‘ 1* l““i“""‘ I" i...“ 4;] ”my ‘1. trim-mu ,; I \\lll cost \\l|(‘ll tinisliod.t\houl eight thoi —
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. p . fl . .1 \ . ,\\ ..1 th~ l. v... :il lllt' i.iii..igi- l»i;rl,.i-. li it iii WI” ‘
NW N in. -.l> his. l|l\. y _ y i - .1 those who I‘llllllilY llllll \\ ill i-i'cr rivet
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1 l - . . . i . . . _~ . l.iu Union and liiidgi-poit grounds.
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11.4.15: more... The }!;i\fi_»f'_ .5“ cm" I .1) 4H3- ‘ 1 :‘ lover Went to hoton loiiit “'llll Samuhl
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.z: m .‘l Ti} ;.-r, wiil preach thr- follow~ \V'ir'ir w l' 1.... l» P r n‘ , [“1 “mt {' a?“ "m“ 1: .. ”8 l‘k‘l'l‘lb’ horse accompanied by his daughter
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III: \I IN} V'IIsI‘II‘z ”III“ .IIII‘i ,III VIH‘ U’ the ll!,:ll1*.~'. :iiitli li‘;i)I o: iii»: tiortuigli F. \Yiuiloclc Si - 2o “Ml '1 ld‘l) chl-il. Ilc tied the llnl‘st' and
19+ ‘ 4’ “ V3 i‘l'NVl‘k 1'” “ll“ ”NYC“ lllt' opposes the prop-Nd Levon: of N. Y. .v t‘. \Vliitlock. H ‘1 20 when he returned to get him, Which was
twi. t’v item .21; Sundays August 2lst :md t‘orin. “‘“lx‘.\“)" be I! . ll IlII IIIIIIlIiIWIIIIIlI‘ 1‘ " ‘JU nbout‘J o'clock. the horse wasniissing. A
.‘ }_ Icrsoi‘nvl. not the t‘oiirt oi orgasm-s. . .oc ‘“'Ut)t . '7 " 20 . ‘ _, .. . . . ‘
- t .. “v...“ being tliehighcsi authority ”f the “up 5. Dunning. ,7 .. 2U smith “as made but he could not bi
Twp” t' .1le 'r'p-mk pulpllo . oiigii. does not in any way object to the (l. A. llavw. t'i " ‘20 iouud. “'1 blierror “'0‘“ ‘0 hl-llllllIOl'tllliSl
II o. ‘ .Iigl‘ ka . . . -I .I t :iiiiirmn by Null i'nniiiiiviur'n-r‘ mi sivli tin. Bunion. 1'» ' ‘20 Illxlltblll he 1‘0““ net lititu'tmylhing of
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. . tini‘i: oi the depot. Utheer Mehraw Ir‘ml mm“; John S. Sit-Vin )lll‘. lo spin-or lie— 1.. Dunning. -l '20 1/ - . . . .
. 1 . . , .v ' . . \. . .. i . . ”i... ,__ oibis city and found the horse tied Ill
1». .5: 1:. to the Lll’ihi! platform. but llt‘ fore the t uniniissioners iii . ”Hi-bk d-Hl . 7 . '. . . . . . .
r 'I i U ‘i tr Tu'lem uth- t ill d opposi- onlv the crossing. liv said (‘Ulll- Mr. (“JUN-{U lilllUL‘k brought l'J ““3 0f‘ “'01“ “l 5“- “Ullt‘kllt‘l 5 bfil'll 0“ I‘l'flllkllll
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-. 1 i i f l i l.” w L lu . . pilnY. of air; of thi- lognways (-i tlil> ticc. last Week. a copy of ii paper the title street. l‘roni the description given of the
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. {I (- (:1 i .i “15‘ 1 .b in 3 Borough .itl blade}. \\ lll lllhuvll liih.i;\.is';.i.. of “mph h .. .\ \ Um... from the hchoo‘. man who stopped at Jack Vincents last
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‘ ‘ ‘ fl " ‘ ‘ iIi’IpIUl-Atri ‘33 “it." ’ ‘ I ‘ l h had”): billltll .\Ul'\\';tl£ Institute. dated iiiglit from tho Pomt with the horse.
~.;:i: lln‘ prisoner to the ground. He .1 *“t‘ 0- H ‘1“ a“ i. J V. . 1_-- ‘ l .1 l 4. «1 . , 31'” _ k. _. ) ‘ .
. t 1h. 3 ”.i. u ) anl in u”. norn ‘fi. Lu). 1.. ant (Jill uttei ii) isscs ..heiill 1. nylon camp 10 the conclusion
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. I. I tIIlil’ I Early \Vt‘tlllet-Llfly morning. Mr. Rufus b . ll——-. «1m! L ’“v “ml l‘l‘l‘llt‘d l1) llh‘lt 1! “:13 James B- Ryan. formerly of the
~ s . k - _g___ pump. residing in Conipo. heard groans J, Barber. of Bridgeport. tie a sprightly music store under the Mahackeino hotel.
it i. w ith pleasure that we call the at. "3:3! “1“: ‘11‘1‘1‘1‘5‘3:)i‘flgriig’jrgf333:5“: little sheet. The names of the editresses lie was arrested this morning by Sheriff
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's Winn of our readers to the advertise :wm {his hot: 9‘ irmeeding to the spor. “"3 8w unable to obtain. ‘bl‘lt lllltlt rstand lug. ton in .\Ul\\ all: where he now lH't‘S.
”I...“ m “up”... ._-..tumu of (ivr'tll'gt‘ S. be {nund a man covered with blood per~ they were pupils in the biiion School at and brought before Justice Bouton. where
.\'..rili. the photographer. it is not neces. fecily insensible. He at iince griiiiired that time. It contains a number of ad- he plead not fguiliy, and was placed no.
“p,- {M u.- m speak of Mr. North's ability $345331:in {glitcpliiiiIiIIlIlIiS polcliIeti‘sIhf as; vertiscuients. among them we and: L3. ll. der three hundred dollar bonds. to appear
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.1, ”mm”. ,irbbchfi work m his mm as “m“gcn WW” ”w": found revealed a“. DeArtOis, the ice cream nun. A. Dicliei— for trial to-uioiiou morning. chteidwy
::. u: of our readers are aware of that for! fact that the injured W130“ ““5 "0 Ulhe!‘ mun. dealer "1 compressible llUOl‘S: Alfred afternoon he was about town in an intox—
:..:- .i'lv. to: we would call the attention than Mnlduines l‘IIxIIIIIIIIiihd 13;;425 fitting-1e II. Camp. books and stationery; Mrs. lb. mated condition. 118 went into O'Brieli's
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1‘ 1:... Wm..- 1., the .. instantaneous pho- (($335? 8': [:(IIZSlIfilneIIe when it was found (:runiinnn. fashionable nlllllnt'l'). Adams liquor store on \V asliington street and
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i. grupliy. whereby he is enabled to pr0~ that he had a severe cut over the left eye. 8: LA). grocers. and Tristan“ 6i- btm ens, called fot a drink and bad no money to
do .- perfect pictures of children and even that his righ eye was badly bruisedss was fashionable shoe store. Mam street. The pay for it. but be left some of his
Lupus. Mr. North proposes to take a alsoklns enéli’e {seam His‘l‘ege 1:38:32: paper contains several original poems and clothing as security. He then engaged
.3...“ Vacation and will visit lake George. hgghenlfntzi. “'gfhe planesce where he was other miscellaneous matter. “'6 give a (merge Seymour to take him to Roton
l. .2 it.» gulp...)- will be open as usual and found was at the foot 0: a ledge or rocks few selections. Paint. and was to pay him three dollars.
.le ”M.“ will be promptly attended to. some eighteen feet high. situated on the LOST AND FOUND. He was accompanied by a woman of
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genus-3| of Lap: this. {fallen bdn 1‘9)?!“ Lost! by some young; lady, giilelpass- questionable character. He ordered Seyu
Mar—— rt. as rumor as I . recon Y ‘0“ ing through the sehoo -room,a a}: ( run-n . .. .
. . ~ * . . . ~ .- . . . . . . mourtostc at Vine w v
l’l(,k'(luldfl10f “1953311331..“ shout payinghu'ddm‘w Mrs. Riley. suid- 8.9),. Whoever wlu return I; u, ",5 which h d‘Id R entshotel “algal 3.
‘Jlmail'h‘ ll“? “F‘spfll’e‘ "W39” 9‘ owed daughter of kept. Allen. and 501W? original form. toonr editor. will be liber- '3 f ‘ you wanna an ' not
Noni sit by riding ”(pond titer neg: in think a,“ while crooning :13; {flaws to tlie ally rewarded. return again, and left Seymour to look
a l and 1 ' wn a M ' e over t ie -
I?“ 9-0;}: 3132:?“ “I; you {w e house. :3??? they gfigrmem was {om . farther for lllfi pay. It seems that he left
4 of RI huduk— “8*: man tl Found. at the entrance of the South Vincents place by a back way and Min
“is l 1‘ meta “film’s“ M c ‘ PM! on the W“ 0‘ ”m” (“‘9’ 3“ “"0 Nowell: Union School the fragments of h -
Nair. must-ailing along the edge of the roe‘k. sbroken “mo" The! r would d0 t ere he went toRoton Point, and then
Tho shove item we gave to Wade the At present 'sl’lttnzh boring". big (31:; m.“ to apply a immediawlyofase the mm. stole the horse to bring his panimour
with: the Old Well Hookand WCO- agawwugoam no Euthanasia; m else if not scattered, may be of some ser- home. This same party 003'”: In Elli?
rujuyed tl . “m l l ' “King's . vleeto her. ofl‘lce sometimecgoand gave usahistory
End, which wnmwmmm Q of himself, in which liquid lie was a
we understand Wadi-Mend gala memberofamethodm church.“ also
., an woudeuttempeuncag m,.muthe
“ who“
of New Haven: siesta: by Living
_ i“.
have entertained the audience for an hour
or more but the Committee said the day
was to nice for any more speech making
and that the people could enjoy them-
selves better. They left the grounds at
10 minutes to five arriving in South Nor-
walk before 7 o‘clock. all agreeing that
thev had a splendid time. it
._, ,__ ,,,__.
Gathering lnl‘prnmtlon.
Fish Commissioners Hudson. Weodrnll'
and Pike. Civil Engineer Bogart of New
Haven, \V. B. Hopson of the Sea ll'orld.
and Captain Lilies and II. C. Scofield of
Bridgeport. embarked on the 12:03 p. m.
train last Thursday. upon invitation of
Henry J. Lewis of the H. J. Lewis« oyster
company of Fair Haven, on a preliminary
visit to the Stratford oyster beds near
Bridgeport. Arriving at Bridgeport the
M
I
H GGIN 'ii‘ii‘ii‘iiiii‘ LiiiiiiiWi
Is one of the best for Family
present time it is very low in price. It will soon advance. and if
you use it or want it, now is the timeto buy.
shall sell it at
5 cents a. cake. or 22 cakes for $1.00.
'. W. COMSTOCK.
Use made in America. :At the
For a short-iii;
party were entertained at the Atlantic
House and subsequently embarked. on the
new oyster steamer “ Conkling,“ Captain
Charles Hoyt. for the oyster beds, The
visit was for the purpose of locating as
far as possible the area of the natural
beds. From the inquiry made it let proba-
ble that the lines will be run froni Strat-
ford light in a southwest direction to the
government buoy. thence in a. southerly
course to I‘enl‘ield reef. It is thought
most of the area inside the lines embrace
natural oyster beds. Dredging outside
these lines revealed no natural oysters.
There are some who claim tltiat the
grounds inside are natural. but the dredg-
in;,' experiments of Thursday revealed the
presence of starfish. \vinklos and mud.
The officials will go over the ground again
before rendering a decision—Note Haven
I'iiImIi'iiui.
.«h
Personals.
Mrs. Seth 13. \very has been visiting in
Long Ridge.
t‘has. Lang of New York city is visiting
at Selectman L‘raw‘s.
Robert Soplier of New York has been
visiting in this city.
Mrs. William M. Raymond of this City,
has been visiting in Stamford.
t‘liireiice flush of l’ouglikeepsie is visit-
ing in this city.
Agustus (loodfellow of Chester. I’LL.
liiis~ been visiting friends in East Norwalli.
Miss Lizzie lhiucliy is visiting in Ur-
:iiigc. N. J.
Miss lillzi tlrlii-h has returned
short visit in lliinbiiry.
.\ fter a pleasant visit to l". M. Smith‘s,
\\'ill llowes has returned to his home in
llrewstors.
.‘lrs. \Vm. Sterling has been visiting in
New York city.
Henry 0. lliiiley of this city spent Silu‘
day in lh‘iilgcport.
{\lr. Win. Raymond of New York city.
spent Sunday in this city.
Mr. J. l). (iritllths and family of Anso-
Hill are sttiyiin,r with friends in town.
Mrs. George I\\'l\l‘l‘t‘ll of this city has
lit‘i‘ll visiting. in Marion.
from a
Miss Alida lliiy has been visiting friends
lll Brooklyn.
Miss l‘luuiiii llrown of llroolilyii is visit-
on lower Main strcct.
Mrs. ll. H. [hissing and son llarry have
returned home after a short visit in Stani-
ftll‘il.
Mrs. J. N. 'l‘oiiipson and Mrs. J. \i.
King have returned to their home in
Rochester. after 1i two week‘s visit in this
,
i‘ll\'.
)lr. lid llilton of New York. who has
been staying for it few weeks with friends
in town. has returned home.
“'1". i'. FUUU" is infirm
vacation.
lid. t‘i'owc. of New Haven spent Sun-
day in this city.
(has. .\very has been Visiting in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Townsend of
llrooklyn have been visiting in Darien.
Miss ldii Sterling has been visiting in
lliirien.
Miss Mattie Whitney. of Ilarien. has
been visiting Miss Ida Sterling on llavi-
land street.
Misses lIattie and Annie Lang of New
York city are visiting Miss Clara Craw on
t‘liestniit street.
Mr. .l. M. King of Rochester, N. Y. has
been visiting in this city.
Mrs. Rev. James M. Taylor and family
are visiting friends in Rochester.
Mrs. (lriidon \Villiams and daughter of
’l‘uiisville. l‘ii.. are stopping in town.
(‘liii-f-l‘liiginecr Mctiowan and wife
slit-Ill Sunday in llrooklyn.
)lrs. ll. ll. Rites. of Chicago. is visiting
in town.
Mrs. (‘li:is. Ferris and family are sum-
nn-riug near Reading.
Mrs. Henry Lester. Miss Rattle. and Mr.
.\l. Lester are spending a few weeks at
lutliu (it‘iil‘gt'. '
Mr. James Smith‘s family. of New Jer-
sey. have been visiting Mr. Smith‘s father
Mr. (‘liarles Smith on Flax llill.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Foster of Dan-
biiry are hoarding at Bel‘s Island.
Mrs. Wm. B. White of Albany spent a
few days of last week with her mother.
Mrs. Charles Tufts.
Miss Carrie Smith has returned from
visiting friends in New Haven.
Miss Ella Smith and sistet’ Emma. are
spending a few days with friends at Can-
non Station.
Mess. C. H. Higgins, Fred. P. Evans,
Alfred Hitlierby and Hon. Perry Belmont
were the guests of Mr. Frank W. ‘Vood-
ward last week.
James II. Knapp and J. B. Ruggles
Clearing
Summer Goods
qi\
LI. VAN HOOSEAB,
' (58 Washington St, So. Norwalk, Conn.
FREE Tl] EVERYBODY!
A Beautlml Book for the Asking:
B ii il 'lng rsonsll at the nearest office of T113
SI. Glflt ’ MANUFAL
can! if zit a distance} any
ted with a beautifully it its
entitled
frontis tees;
bound ii an elaborate blue and
er. No charge whatever l! ma
1"
FOR CASH.
Silk Mitts. hand made. 25c.
Let of Lisle Thread Gloves 950.
down from 600.
Lot of Children‘s Linen and Lace Collars.
at half-price.
Ladies Corsetslilbo and 490.
Sample Corsets. 500. \Vorth 750. and $1
each.
Job lot of Laces. at less than wholesale
prices.
Ladies A irons. Calico Wrappers and Mus
lin Un erwear, a good quality and well
made.
Men‘s White Shirts, laundried and un-
laundried.
Lace Rantings 12w.
Cashmeres, light colors, 125C.
Brocade Satins.
Plain Satins.
Sarah Satins.
Colored Silks.
Black Silk. 900 and upwards.
H
Black Satin.900
Best quality of Lawns.
Standard Prints. 60 per yard.
Dress Cambrie. 10c
New York Mills Muslin 1213c per yard.
Remnants Ticking. li‘lc and 15c.
French 'Woven Muslins.
per yard.
I oll‘er all goods in my stock, for CASH, and CASH ONLY.
By so doing it enables me to make my purchases, so that I can
o my customers BARGAINS ill all times.
Nil! .Blhllllfllll.
Bloodmnd will coin lately change the blood in
the mtireiivstcm in ten months. Anvpermu
who will ta'ke 1 pill each night from 1 lo l2vveeks
may be restored to scam health if such“ thing
Impossible. Sent barium for 8 letter stamps.
. Id. JOHNSO. «I: 00., Boole», if“.
formerly Bangor. Me.
3' 337W!!!“ w It‘d
fiBElll‘TS WllllTEtln)Ye momma an.
the 8
u (i ever med. Will 3:an- tr
“025131. vomit“ and E oomph e. ii:
8 minutes. It will use knit 3 great variety of fancy-
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517 l y.
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adult
trale
(or by postal
person will be preset»
Copy of a New Book
Genius Rewarded.
—OR THE--
Story of the Sewint Machine.
Containing a handsome and costly steel engraving
also 28 finely engraved wood cuts. and
id llth plied cov-
Out
more...”
Sales
Marked
ii
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CIT RES
Steely llllll lllllllllllll
Dr. 1:. Art Ward of New York,
In coiisunieiico of his numerous imtlentn in NM
Sn xiii-walk and vicinity, will remain at the ADA“
l] UL'SE. Nc rwalk. every Monday. from 9 s. in. to I
in.. and I" the \‘l'AIHVlCK HOUSE. South Not-wot
every Saturday. from 9: m. to 8 p. m.. and sun
from 1 to it i. m.. when: he is dispensing health
strength to 1 ie multitudes who have been than“ to
be incurable bv the supposed most skillful
of the land. The Doctor ivcs special m
(‘IIRUNIC DISEASES. tof reference. glmto
cases of hill standing which he has cured in I for
days or wee it. Private reception parlors for
consultation free.
Tent to Rent.
The East Nora-all: Tent Association one! their letter
tent. 40 imwww‘oimlfikfiwh 3.:
iwiii Pal antithetical
Price For
Rags, Bones, Bottles, Iron I
and Metals.
e for tb s handsome
have returned from their Western trip.
book which can be obtained only b nip llcetion at
the branch and subordinate olllcel of he ginger Mui-
ufscturlng Go.
big Spring Division of Bridgeport; an as
W. 0. Steele of Danbury, P. G. W. P. of
N. Y.: singing by members of Friendship
Div. of NewCanasn: speaking by Mr.Grant
W. P. of Conn, from New Haven. who
gave a most feeling address; ’ singing by
Friendship Divaspoeeb by Judgo'Bmdy
fierles
Mrs. John Spendlovc and daughter, and
Mrs. “'illiain Lounsberry and child-
ren are sojourning with friends up the
Hudson.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Ernst R. Lembeke, of New
York city. are visiting at H. Theile‘s, in
East Net-walk.
Frank Foote was in town Monday night
and stepped at the Mahackemo, and re-
turned to New York on Tuesday morning.
Frank Wilkins and family of Newark,
N. J ., have been visiting George Wilkins
of this city. '
Stephen and William Cooke and Wm.
Biker, of New Haven, have been visiting
in this city.
Mics Nettie Kendrick has returned from
a short visit in New York city. I
Miss Emma Whitney of Wilson is visit-
lag Mrs. Frank Burritt.
J scab Want: and family of Waterbury.
are spending a few days in town.
Miss Amalia Slice: is spending her va-
cation with her intan- 31rd: Andrew Ross
in Branford.
Dr. W. (J. Burke, wife and daughter.
have gone to Nebraska on a visit.
John A. Wilkins 09 Wilton is vlsitin
friends in this oityr
Hurry Duty lore-floating in the nonfi-
The Singer Manufacturing 00.
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Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal card to
w. 90:33:03:
as a sum mull.
ORGANS l8 useful Ito
5 sets read:
only son. PIANOS at ' '
umwmns.
Beatt 's
Slillll; lllll Silllllllll‘ Goats!
JOHN SCHAUB
has now ready for Ill: trade. I large line of Spring
um
BOOTS "I Item" SHOES
res ass, AND LADIES WEAR.-
Ghlldren’s Shoes of all Kinds.
”Tabulations! goodsltfin Javelin!“ call and
custom Inn: done at.
Short. Notice. .
Anew-mock. WW m."
For Sale or to Rent.
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On mntofmhealth. Ivlllnellthc
stock and fixture- snd lone thaws“:
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