£0th annual]: grunge].
Wednesday, Aug. lo. ['81.
List of Letters
Remaining in the I‘osboflice at South Nor~
walk. Aug. 1U. 1‘81. l’ermnscnlling for
any of theeeletters will please any they
Me advertised.
Sarah F. Allen. James Blake. Lucie
i‘liirk. George (‘hrist \‘L‘i. Michael Dunla-
vcy. John J. Donnellv. Annie I-‘erril. Snr~
.lh .\, lireever. Mary Iluhble. An Horn (3).
Wm l..1.m‘kwood. Arthur Roth, Mary
Min-s, Stella Smith. Hannah D. .
l‘r'im‘h Taylor. James Tborborn, John
l'lll).
.1. S. lu‘xxixo. P. 31.
‘1 ~~~i lllllv‘ for blmnlish to bite.
'0” 4“
i =izlil you keep warm last week?
M-..._.-___.
(into the xvi-oils from the streets and
5’ NWT»
—v————¢oo ..__._
li a: klvln‘rri-‘s‘ nml blackln‘rriiw :irc lllt‘
t'l’»li‘1‘.
0..
‘l i“. l S. h to trot In Hartford on the
">1.
0..
l i .1. m pill~. lll llw i-llflltt‘ of “ l'ipc up
,ll'l‘ lll umrkut
i'w.
I
W coo 7 A—
l‘ m hm, :il ll‘:l~l Illl‘ llllll'kl‘lllll‘ll any
ll'~‘\ .lro, but no ll.\\'l' our lllllllll‘. lune
i,llt\
0..
i‘ll.» . iillli‘l l~ ~lill \ i~ilslc to willy I‘L‘l'rfi,
so ow .llt‘ iiifoi‘iiiwl
,__., m , ,_.
\ lll‘d‘nv‘llldll on the Non England i‘oml
\\ l. in’rrl'vvllli' by tho limit but Turmliiy.
Q”
\iiotlwr voiuigumi-ut of lt.ill:lu~‘ wont
up to lllllll‘lll‘)‘ lbw otlicr day to work, we
llltllt‘l'i-Idlbl. on ”11‘ New Engliinil road.
I‘ooillictor if. t‘.
llmwu 3! Rye. was
- «. ,. .—
Littiu, killod bv the
:1 native of Brook~
\\ liwrv lw 11:13 :\ ftlllix-r living.
Or.
in llii~ rill
ill \u u \\‘1ll| fruit. :iinl pctii‘x ought to
‘.
lll‘lil
“(Ego pvzir lz'l-m \‘ll‘lllll_\ 311‘
.i2» i3- llitx oiliiiiii‘r.
- ~.-
\ inwiiiiiig ~.llill.itllvli
ill.-
.ii 3 iii.‘
” Howl morning.
” YR".
.\uxl mvh lllllhi'h :i wluirk
\ dinimt" on Illl‘ aillc of his fllt‘i‘.
.0-
. w luliil ory Ii'v pubilwm an} s lliilt plucc
mwrv than 11:6 sliziro of rwl licilill‘il Wu—
l'w‘ ll llu- lill‘l‘
w lhmb lY'_\’ wotiloii Ill’l' light lip-mini?
«v
llE‘l‘ llrotbi ix are \i‘l)’ busy at lllt‘ll‘
. \Vo tho}
i - 'mmu; will .tlu‘ill lift) ilogotl li.ii- per
-\ (‘2... l. lllliwhl'll'l‘N are."
7 ,l
turtlll to convoy
\
1
. \ :‘l\' uww umlrl‘xlnull
_. 990
\\ lin look tho i‘unti‘M'l fol
ll. livers new
llJ‘ it llt‘.11‘l_\'
ll: x l'\ w ill occupy il lllmill ill:~ lsl
i“ m ,4. llllw‘l'
1 l :mww,
\\f1l.
»i\\.i;l\.
lioiiso in
rompli lnl.
.0.
\ll \\'.u«vl\\.iivl lIJ‘ ln'tll clluriiig up
.vtll =il2iilgll.o\\lmlx ,‘Hlil 'zl‘.|\‘ iii tlmi
I
g 1‘! .tll‘l nilr‘\\‘xllh~:ll'iHlllJ lllv piviui l
. - ‘ll “Mahmud mwizue. will it 1‘ 3.1.;
.ilml iiiiproioiiimit.
—v CO. >——
2- »ll»lll.|l-tr} v‘l'\~.i‘i\ ill. lliv‘ 11"“
f not i.li pil~u-iltrii tn llv'llol l») Mr. l‘. T.
liliiiitisi. li.l‘~ lino l‘1‘\ll‘illll‘\l {lHlH tln
:72; t- tlw l‘lihol‘ tlm month.
, .w .
.3 ifzisn l? ll}.iu who “11‘ tirrixlv-l l.i~l
\\ Us \\.l~ lzix ilglxl ll. liml lii-folv .lll‘lh'l’
ll :i' '1. \‘ll Siltiiilus. .ltni .1.‘ ill. ll‘ \\.l~ ilo‘
l‘\. li‘l‘n‘v‘ .iiulmi‘gwl.
0-.
l~'r:.;.to v‘l‘ limit 1' l2.» lu’l‘ll ~ili\i yin; fur
ll. \\lilv‘llll"_: .»u.l lino; out of “Khul-
\\.ir=l.l\r‘li , u f.-.r Alr=\\'l‘- (1‘ lllv‘ \lrm'l
lv‘ll;lt_.‘ t~ lion‘s ilitz‘ritl's. \\"li-=!i tho
VA .\ s-‘vliipivlwl 1! \\\ll lu' till“ Hf llii‘
ll: Y lliur iigblurrs iii iiir oil}
———~ «oi—m ~<
i.i~t “Halon-weld) tlo- stwimi-r Long
lli'iii~li\xotil up tho Nuiuil. luillllll for
living-quirk ll |\ in; nu lmilril tlu- lll'l Fil-
l.\»\~ of 1‘ In lla'iim ~nel. Stiitvzi I‘ldllil.
\\ ‘u-v \\ wrv wu lltolr :iuntul I‘\t‘lll'~lilll.
“(i n w. .ii lithll' l .l lizimlior \\ llfl have
.la‘ il'.:i‘v~-illlilllnlll'Y.
- -, M
lslal. wvck
1'Vf’lllll,‘:\ in
flurniglizo lint “Hillier of
Lou» murmur. i-npiyml tho
roving oi: mgr hurl-or and bathing in its
1': t'rmliiiv; \".Ut‘l‘!~»~il great relief from Illf‘
it it '-l mount. iiy of tho ilti}.
“O
\\'. \"1 iH ~lli»\\‘11.lllt‘ ullivr iluy. viilliv :l
.l!
(‘1.1’”. >~ll}‘ in lb. 'iy‘lul' llllt“ by Alfrrl l‘.
i‘ y...“ Whilo at work. ho wright in on
ilrwlg- olivvl sc:l~spillcr. lie»
tww ii the 1-} m of which :i .‘Ut‘xl-U'V‘It‘l' llllil
.\ (’4 ‘Clllll“ll
i‘ifllit‘1~;il!i~i’iii~filiiu‘iiowloii [lio l'i-uii»
is} l\:iiii;i l‘dlll‘i :ixl.
4.: l;‘:l .mll :l‘n\\ u to the all" of n llllnf‘la‘r
.1 2.3mm .;:i~i bull nearly tilloil up tho spam-
l>~‘l\§‘i'i'll lllv~pllll~f1 byes. Ilo itiforiuml
1H t‘.--\ “i‘lv‘ both :ilive \\ llt'n caught.
——--—000
p4“ Ilium-
lintlvr‘sk” SIlltl 8
l‘ (filar
il‘oun.. \\’lll liolil llll‘ll‘ :muuul llu‘llli‘ zit
knight of lllv tititshltig-riwiii, to lllri lk‘nl‘il‘:
lll‘.‘{l‘t‘\" tliw~ other «lily at
rivspoudml the lady in ii
" \Vliy, llmsv limits. The}
my lb it ll liters are such beats that l l11t\‘v~
in;
"l'nom- \vlirlt
azirpris-wl IHEln‘.
na kiiimiml bectslmttvrs."
”a”, , —~
”(all the «ll-testable malaria-liremliug
phi-oi it has been our misfortune to look
uym. \vl- (brill: the “ Railroad I‘onil." so
cilia-<1. “ laki‘i the cake." Its reekitig.
slimmiut waters are covered with u. dt'i‘p‘
grown wum. and even the few bulbfrogv
that conduct-end to call it their home. in-
stead of being plump and fat. as these an-
imals generally are. are as thin us wafers.
The placc is u disgrace to our city.
.0.
Tue new extension to the Yale lock fac-
tory at Stamford. the contract fut the ma.-
sou work of which was awarded to Henry
Scyllluul‘ of this city. is rapidly nearing
completion, some parts , of the building
having already reached the proposed
height. Tu form some idea of the magni-
tude of the job. we understand that about
a million of brick will be required to build
the structure.
———-—-.0.—-—-—
The companies comprising the Fifth
Ilittalion. C. N. 6.. are to be armed with
the improved Peabody rifles in place of
the old Hpringfieldfi, which they have can
meet since their organization. This change
1‘ the result of the disbuiidment of three
companies of the white mislitia the arms
which they turned in being now trans
ferred to tbe Ffth betallion.
”W‘—
One evening last week Mr. James M.
Taylor of this City. called on some friends
residing over Hilsdon‘s rocket, on Main
sin-er. snd st sbout nine o'clock he cram
to take his departure. when from some
cause he fell hand first down suits. cut-
ting a gash about no inch long over his
eye sud bruising his srnl snd shoulder.
lie use confined to his house for s num-
ber of days, but we ore pie-red to stun he
is able to be out min.
‘7" .0. '—
Une dsy last week while Alfred (limo,
With the sloop Minnie, was on his way to
Satan Island, sad when nssr Smith's Isl-
sud. bewsshsiledbys colored moms
row boat. He stopped and took him on
bond. when he said he had met! nll the
way from New sten end theft he had
madeuuly momma-go sad that was:
Bias-smmm be had stayed over
night. Hessidlsswssboond form
stand when be but friends and when be
expelled to go to work Ml- Ir.
«unsold-c. visco- W. .."'
supper,
‘ :it Now Illt‘v'l‘ll. .luly lib. l‘T‘J.
,-;-i~*.iil «oi-r ll mill lilo loow aliilll“ l‘i'lll‘fl’
Derby i! to have a drummers‘ conven-
tion, Aug. 13th.
”W“
At 2 o‘clock on Thursday the mercury
marked 98 in the shade.
— CO. ' .
The government hits dirmmiimwl com-
ing five cent nickel pieces.
“v
Tbcrc bus llt‘t‘ll it grunt
riding lately—anything
‘- <~
Mcsux. t‘rofut& Knapp in“ pulling
new boiler into their upper shop
9.0““
The dog days this your are up to their
usual standing as to quality.
’ m
The lliiiumersley place on
nwiuitly purchased by Mr. M.
living painted and overhauled.
#4.-. rd
Mr. Frank Yolk goes out riding iii'iu'ly
evcry iliiy. Ilia friends are ploumlc to soc
such improvement in his llt‘llllll.
' «O A .
Tho soda water mill root lu‘t‘l‘ fountains
were well patronizod during the past week
and the drug store proprietors smiled.
‘>
During one of tho slimvi-i's on Huiiiluy
the lightning struck tho liouw of Mi: lliiyw
"\nlltl Johnson. \Vi-sl Norwnlk. ll panei‘il
tlirougli llll‘t't‘ rooms. liiil fortunulrly ill-
}uroil lio oilv.
ill-u! of l'.ii‘il.i,;i-
to I’lllht‘ u bun-Zn.
ll
Hpt :1\i‘llll|‘,
llm'lxi‘l‘ is
" 7
The In-w house \\ llll‘ll in lwiug built for
Mr. \V. H. lli-i-rs. iii Haul Not“ .1ll\'. binks
vcl’y llll'l‘, it having Jihl i‘m‘vivvil ll'c finr
isliiug tourlu's in tho way of pililit.
O. O
«Music at the 1‘omt mory day from ‘2
il'i‘liu'k llll l'.‘ u‘i‘liu‘k 1‘. 111.
‘0.
lloys liiivi‘ much ~poil m n\\'llllllllllg
from Illt‘ pier of tlic ciirriiigo brillgc. So
long ii.‘ boys of it liirgcl‘ growth don‘l
iiiid llk|‘\\'l.\l‘ 1! will be
is
nil
the-re do all
right.
"900
Thu only swvrt girls in South Norwiilk
the mode-‘1 ours. No iii:itivi‘_liow liiiuilsouic
.i young woumu mny bv. \\lu~ii rho puts
on ii liold fili‘!‘ ltllil flirts \\ ilh i-il-i‘y i:i.iii
fill“ liiocl.‘ slic low-s all her clitll‘llis.
OI. '
.‘lUllll‘r‘. lllki' i‘éll'i‘ 0f llli‘ lliIlH Ulll‘.‘ tllll"
mg lllln warm \\\‘;\lv‘l‘. ii litllo llllnlillll‘ in
food \\1ll \volk much harm. iiiillcuusc
lIllll‘ll lroulilv llllil puiii. l‘luili simpli- fowl
is best :lduplwl for young ~lniii_u'li~. ”till
it in i‘:l.~lt‘l‘ to prom-lit than to curb.
’ ‘QC.
The Now Yolk, Nmi ll.i\x-u illlil llul'l'
fold i‘oml bu.» :liloptul :1 st} ix- of (.llhllifil‘
Tiny .iil' \lllllll, p.iii:li~il
l‘I'il :ilul ll:l\i‘ :lii nri'uiigviiiriil on tho io if
for duphiy lug ‘lgllillfi.
' ’ "
“Rock and llyo' lllt‘ 1-H i: ilh'lui‘ul not
:\ll\ril1\‘11l(‘. but :ivouipouizzl lupior mino-
lliiiig to pit tll’lllllx' on. by lb»- l'llll‘l of tho
ilili-riial l'mrliuw. llul no ~liilll ~lill voil~
liiuiv lo Lll'u‘ ll for our stomach“ sulo‘.
0‘.
\\ i" had lwgiiu :iii .ii‘lii lo on “allll‘llllli'
.‘iuil slimlnu“ lair. lilll oli .‘I‘i'l'lll‘ liltiiiglil.‘
no t Mllzlglli ll ll lo llw \\.1\ll‘>l\.t\|r\t'll \\'o
bur l1.lll ml much of [lip l‘Hl‘llli‘l‘ :iliil so
little of llli‘ lath r that or \vrrczifrilhl our
1“ :iilvi‘.‘ \\tlll:il llv‘l‘i‘llli‘ llligll‘ll‘ll mill
llil‘imli‘ll in nlimil 11‘.
V .Q. r
In lint X"!'\\.l‘h tlo- l‘ilil
llll‘
l~ Jilin." fioiu
. .ii‘imgv- lowly; lo tin' Inili'ixol Hm ll
llllll ll
tllll
l; in 3- v .i li‘li.llli~il null
lif
liiipi‘un-il.
x. Lil ixiil li‘Chl‘ l11\lll‘,{ lu'i‘ll
~.
ml.
ul sumo .lltrillmu
coo ~
lit“. 11,:l'l'w 1.} ll..- ‘ll‘JlH-‘r .\il. lplu ll.\\i‘
in .i lll»l\ll ll.l\lliillii,tilitlllll|1‘lil
:iiiiplu' lill‘o‘ to x» l ll.-- lil'..l‘.’il lv‘l‘l'lll‘ih‘ fol
ll wk i\\.iy ul‘ \ ‘oiivy l‘lillhl from .lrwi-Il‘.‘
(lock. llruoldyii. the limo of tin» (il'Jllil
1{.-piilxln‘lio\iiig llu-rc bring 11.1.3. and
Ill" .\dl*l[ll|l l‘ grin will) on tour at livl‘
pier adjoining llll‘ ‘r‘ultou Ferry. tvu tum-
IIIV‘ llllH‘ to l'PZli‘ll llI‘I'
from tho .\llr~lplli's liiloliiig on .\'o\\ Yolk
l‘i‘lllg ~iillll‘u'ut
\lill‘.
.0.
Annual
of tilt-
l'iiigimwrs
Thu Ninth (‘oiuoiitioli
Null-trial of l"ll‘i‘
will uuwt :il lliv'liliiolul. Viv. oil Svplcm-
liv‘f‘ l llli. Tll“ (‘lllcf l'llli‘!‘r\ t'f :lll lll‘i‘ (it‘-
[Virillli‘fll‘ in tho l'uiti-«l Slim-s :ll‘i‘ invilml.
til-«i Boards of till l‘ire (‘nllllllllxnltlllt'l‘s‘ and
.\~Vv\‘i.'lllli1\
fi‘]ll‘t‘:~t‘lll.‘ll\l‘§ of
null llltllllll‘nt'lllrt‘l'.‘ of lire zippi‘ll‘lllll“.
coo
Tho film-ml of Miss Amanda Kaysi'r
wnsbolll :it Illi‘ I‘vlllllnl Tnlwrnm-lo :il
o‘clock on l’i‘nlziy 11M. llvv. .‘ll‘. llillof (lu'
First M. F. l'liurcli utliviiiling, 'l‘lzl- lin—
lr-lli'rs of ('rofut & Ki‘npp'n fill'toiy i-rvwn»
tml :i \‘l-i’y liln- ll"l’lll pillow.
«w
lluli‘liki~~ Iliwc Xl‘. l
lllillfillll‘i- l‘lllllpullll'.‘
of lliriiiliiglinlii,
llililwiii's grmw. August 1;;lb. “‘c 1111-
il«>i’~l.iti-l tlirll llli‘ :ll;~l ()ll \Vlll
llmik llllll l.'lil'li1‘iif1lll~t‘il_\' \\vl‘i*t‘iill.~i=l~
dcrml the flip ~l \‘i‘llll‘flllll‘n‘ in tlic pui'mlv
Si-vi-i‘nl of
the lirvml-ti of this city llith‘ lN'l'n lll\‘lli’ll
:ller
to .‘itli'llil tliv picnic.
0‘.
lbrk Holden, of tho Si~‘x'ri\‘l:l.. “in in
jail at D:lllli111')'. on 'l‘iivsilny. lll‘flill'llllll.‘
to cxplain matters llV any lug {but hr \Vi-ut
lllPl‘ii on businesss—Hum‘.
~Yi-s. and grave llllr-lllrn‘n it no“. two
“'0 went to sue what We could do for
Brother VVndo wlioiii \vv louriiml was con-
l'inwl Illi‘l“ with M‘Vt'l‘ill otlirr-~ ou :ll‘l‘i‘lllll
of it racket ovvr John \\'. l‘owl-lls wagon.
“in thought it was :i shame to h-uvc him
to pine there alone and frivmlloss, and we
went to comfort him. “'o Were fortunate-
ly misinformed of his residence there: but
John. be careful or soon-time you'll pay
for some of your little ruck: ts.
7 «a»
—Bo0ts and shoes made to order in lllt‘
basement under the post cilia-c.
-— rvvooo
John Mnloney. the soldier who lil Au-
gust. 1822, saved the life of the limo
Princcss Victoria. has issued u puiuplilct
complaining that one who saved the life
of the queen ought not at the age of s“:
to be dependent for suport on it military
pension of sixpencc a day. The young
princess was driving in Keiisington gur-
dens when the pony rain iiml Mirth-(l owr
the carriage. and the princrss \vouhl prob-
ably have been killed had not Mallow-y
rushed forward and grasped her. He at-
tended the child to the palace. where he
receivediiguines and the thanks of the
Duchess of Kent.
The programme of the camp meeting
of the New York East District now being
held at Brookeide Park. is as follows:
Monday evening, prayenmeeting.
Tuesday—s. 111., Preaching by Rev. C.
)1. Petra. of Georgetown; p. 111.. Rev. W.
C. “fiber: of \Veetport: eve., Rev. A. H.
Goodenough. of Nichols‘ Fsrm. ‘
Wednesdny—e. tn. Rev. J. J. Lansing.
of Stanford”; 311.. Rev. John Johns. of
New York: eve. Rev. G. H. Goodsell of
Portobester.
Thursday—c. «2.. Rev. A. K. Sanford.
F. 1-3.. of Poughkeepsie District, N. Y.
Conference: tn.. Rev. G. L. Taylor. D.
D.. of Ridnefl’eld: eve., Rev. G. A. Graves
of New Cum. (
Frids —s.. on, Dev. Am Hill. of South
Norwsl ‘: p. on. Rev. John Dickinson.
of New York; evs.. Rev. Bsker of Box-
bu .
at B. M. Adams of Maiden will as.
sist the hue: of the week.
The order exercises ls ss follows:
‘ mu st. 6 s. in.
Nash & Raymond have had their sign
repainted.
____._..._..._.
The I‘ortcbcster. N. Y.. fire department
picknicked at Roton Point yesterday.
W
The hunt“) bring built on Spring street
for Henry Lees is nearly completed.
‘ _,,. -W—a.o—- ~—~
'lllcmlofi‘ Viiil is repairing the tin roof
over Hlil \Yi-ll Lodge Rooms.
——~ —-9w———— '
l‘niiiti-rs uro 11! work on the roof of the
residence of Mrs. Jane Flynn on lluvilnnil
stl'i'cl.
—— a «or
Ailluil' \\'iitvrbui'_v lwciiiuc ii mun on
the lib day of this mouth.
0-. M‘—
Ilrakcuiuu
\Villiiini E. llilllock was
brought to his llullll‘ in this city )‘t‘b‘ll‘l‘lllly.
—- «a.» --
All olllcc hue bccii built on tho l't‘lll‘ of
the Hut Forming factory.
' .9.
\Vlio was the young liuly that tile soft-
shell crabs ut the Dol‘lou Ilouso. and
thought they wore spring chickens?
__ -» ‘>———
The roull-wuy on Spring strm-t bus born
I‘t‘llilll‘ from Bali-s' fur fiictory to the
Hpringwood bridge.
' ‘00.
David llcnrilcn of Hpriiigwooll. liilli-il u
largo spotlod iiilllor in his llooryiiril on
'I‘ucsiluy morning.
_.,.,‘ «9
Roy. Mr. l‘loyll of Now York. prcnchcil
in the Baptist Tabernacle last Simdny
morning nud cvcliing.
-——~ as.
lit“. ll. ll. llill‘liulll‘ (if .lcl‘m‘y (‘ily,
prviu'hml in tho First l‘ougri‘gutioiiiil
l‘liurrll lust Slimluy.
”-7...”
t'lili‘f l‘iligllicul' llt‘lllll'li‘lxh' of tlio Ni-w
llltW‘ll l"u‘v lb‘lh‘ll'lllll‘lll liu‘ lu‘l‘ll griiiitoll
it two wot-ks \‘11t‘l1ll‘lll.
—— 99. -A—
Mrs. l“. (‘rucot of Havana. with right
children. three sisters :unl two M‘l‘Ylllllh
nltillpt'il uttlicl‘ity llolol. 'l‘uimltiy :iiul
\\'odui~>ilu_\‘ of last \vrck.
<>
.\ilcll-g:lliou from Ulil \\'i-ll Illusion
No 10'}. N. of 'l‘., of this city. \lh‘lll‘il
l"i‘ii~inl.~liip l)l\ moti of Xv“ l‘nuntiii. lust
Saturday night.
-, ,., . _.
l‘iV‘l‘llll‘l. li‘, Ii. Kinuvy ('llli'll.llll(‘ll ii
liii'gc lllllllllt‘l‘ of friends iil Illl‘ i'il} lloli-l.
on 'l‘luirmliiy owning. u lwiiig lii~ lliirly—
liflli lilrlllilil)‘.
9..
l'R-riin look it piiily of
fl‘li‘llilri down in Nllllnui llial .‘lUlHllL‘V ul-
Ii‘llliulll null liiiil ii l‘lillll bulw.
my llii-y llllll just ti loii-l} tum.
-_,--,.,
lli‘lll‘)‘ Mi-ti‘ill, \\ ho m-rvl-d m tlu- Fifth
l'onn. llogiiuviil during lbw \vur, i.» visit-
m; llln l‘.ipt. Jom-pli .‘li‘l‘l‘lll ut
Alll‘lill‘ l'lltlc‘.
'l‘lu‘ lailli‘n
l‘v 'usm,
Tun-iii lleml.
m
lliiruig the Mul‘lu of Hdllll‘lli‘l)’ lust. .\l»
but llyxbcu, of llllrl city. who liuil lulu‘ll
nlli‘llt‘l‘ llllill‘l‘ luv bout :u l'iill‘ l‘dnllll‘i‘ ls»
lilllil \\ .l.‘ lupin-ll by tho bout bring throw u
llgltlllnl bun by ii gust of wind.
rm -——~—-
We iu‘c informml lliul l'vlcr \\'.lr\l has
n lluo stopper and in mulling it warm for
tho lfll)‘n down on tho Koysvi‘ rtiltll.
7.»
Uli llu- i‘vlui‘u of Mr. Juno-n ll. Knupp
ll‘Hlll ull i‘kli-lpli‘il
\Vi-nli lll trip in wile
111'!‘.\\'|1llll with .‘l lu‘iiutll'ill lit-limit of [low
crab} llio lllllll’.‘ \‘llllil\1_\l‘\l m llii‘iippm
fill (or).
John ll..\'iili1ll 1b.-
1.! \\ lm'. bouw up. .liiulllii~.~lm\\ lw‘Hll‘Jl |
\V. Smith lids llui
routinu'l for llli‘ ixirpouli-r work :iinl 1'. ll.
Noll .\' lli’os. lln- plumbing
.0.
li.i~ fiamo for llIr-l
l’i.l l.\ i‘ii\i~li'il. (loll.
, ,.. ,
Lust Friday it lgil'gi- cluurbiilio llllil pic
tiic \vils hold on tho lil‘l‘llllfii‘n‘ of l‘ilptmli
Nzllliiiu li‘lllt‘l‘lh. in I'Ziril Norwulk. 'l‘lio
l-nkcu‘ns opi'llt‘il iilmul 1‘: o'clock. iiml
llluilll folly down to illlllli‘l'. 'l‘liis
p.111) hair :i nllllllzll‘ lmkl' moi} your, :unl
tluy have is .‘llli'lltllil llllll‘.
.0.
Nil
ll\lii1lll'ililil\\’lll
'l‘lu' lhliiliiiry :iiiil Norwu
run it spot-ml cutnp-unw-tiug ll‘:llll on
Thursday and l"i'i«liiv 1‘\ t'lllllgn. lt‘l1\llll.'.
Ib‘ookshlv l‘urk tit llzlfi p. in. {or South
Norivull‘, stopping ill iill stations to l1'.t\l'
piissvugcrs, 'I‘liis triim will l‘l‘llll‘l‘i to
lliilgclicld :ifli-r going to South Norwulk.
w. .0.
Last Siiiiiliiy lifti-ruoon ii lilllu opisoilo
occurred :11 llll‘ ll‘l‘-ll(|ll.~(‘ on 11.0 Hillbilly
dock to (‘lllth'll the usual roiitiuo of “peli-
ii_\'-;liit_\," “cusstno,” run. in tlic \vtiy of
a ll.:lil bclwc-ou lllll‘l‘ l 'oly. llll' Iiootrltlm'k.
and “(mind (‘oiiiiolly. in u llll‘ll i‘oly “'ll.‘
“"ll“llil.
9-.
Tlu'lilg llolwl :Il lliil'lllqu) llt‘m‘li \\;I.~
Tlli. \Yliili-‘n
bouts did it ]|l'l‘ll_\‘ fulr busim-ss, although.
the lllClJI'l'll) probably tool. llu- l':llll|Hlll-".
which is :l vcry pli-usuiil on) of going. rs
wllvlii‘d Nilinld). .\iig. illlil
pvclully for thou» wlio :ti'v illslbirit‘tl to arm
slcktwss null 111 luii'ry. 'l‘hc lii'iivv
.\llH\\'i‘1’.~ at night murrml llll‘ pli‘:i~iir.- of
it
Illl‘ li'ip bomb.
0..
llvrmun Snyder, llio popular i-loi-k for
ll. You lloos‘rur. liflll l‘lilwiml Hunks, will:
Vail lloosrili a; .\llll|ll‘|‘. u ill opt-u :1 dry
goods store in the Now llillt‘l building on
Saturday, Aug. L‘Tlli. 'I‘liuy propmo u.
kccp :\ full line of everything pertaining
to the business. and we fool confident
that the lady porliili of our population
will do “'(‘ll by paying llu‘m u visit. They
:tl't'lllr‘ll who understand their business.
and in whom they can plaico the utmost
confidence.
~w
The postmaster gem-rill should. in “dill-
tiou to his plan for clivup [ltinllthl‘il‘:l‘S.
devise ii postm currency. to be used iii-
Blt'llll of postage stamps to be sent in lot-
tere. What business then chiefly need is
some postal currency that they can keep
in their office like postage stamps and not
be coiiipvlli-d to go foru postal order or
draw it clieck.-—Jl('ri‘dcn Il‘qmlilimu.
———— ~09-
Dickernmn & Raymond, of South Nor-
wiilk, dealers in Fine Ten: and Coffees.
have decided to run a wagon through this
place twice a iuuntli' hereafter. 'I‘liey
llilvl- given us ii suinplo of their goods to
test the uiiiility. and we can truthfully
say that they stood the test well. These
gentlemen have had a long and thorough
experience in the business, endure pre-
pared to offer bargains to all who may
choose to try their goods. They invite
you to "wait for the wagon."-—-New Utm-
aan Messtmger.
-—-——-«o—-——-—-
We have on exhibition a cane made
from apiece of a floor timber from the
first house erected in this country. This
house was erected in September,
1565. by Hernandez, who. with a colony,
left Spain. tosettle in the new country.
They intended to settle on the St. John‘s
river, in Florida“ but by adverse winds
they were driven out of their course and
made the island of Matuusas, wliere‘tliey
landed and two davs after they went to
the mainland and commenced building
the place which they named St. Augustine,
after their putt-on ssint. The first house
erected was for their governor,‘ Hernan-
dez. They had brought with them a
house slmdy framed and ready to put up
but on the island in which they landed
they found query of shell stone. called
tokens, and of which they built the walls
offiuhouusndfinishcditwith the ma.-
tsrisl they brought with them. During
prouvli
tort‘liligbt
build in tho vvouiug.
of the members:
of Min.
to give him it cull.
Norwich, l‘oiiii .
vort isouient.
lo llllil
lurk iml l‘vllll‘ll iluriu; tliu (limp Mort
uuil
h._._‘
'—*~-.e
Wm. l“l)'illl
lit the
HOV.
cxclll‘s‘lml
Murzu llily
'l‘lio \\'utorbury
.0
ll)
um llll‘illl;l\ Ilh‘ won-k.
Ni|1'\\’.llli ll llli‘oml \ ll:11‘,.:!‘ l\11l_\'lllllffl\1‘t‘
:ill nl:
from
iiig.‘
‘7 as
Muiiugu‘i‘s of ll.i_v«l
count)
the ilriifl
tell by Mr. Knudsen
llooin.
li-ll Spoiling.
from Now Maven. on
ing t H‘ pussugo. ll
liiissliig.
to tho owner.
bud loft tliore,
l
the Justice, and
professional.
Brush. cook.
Lester, Louis \Vilcox
Horace Dunn,
Bridgeport.
season s
" ‘Humpt Dumpty‘ aim: 3 draws well ad ill be
in Omaha. §llck Roberts 1i lnr houses letter, and your re "a w weary
as did also Tony Denier, but Jg; Rial‘s unless! lisstentoslgn myselfhfipxus. .
formsnce.
s
the
steel by the
'l‘l-lcgi'ug'li.~~‘.‘>.:‘.u
'1 9o.
(‘uuui .Vlccllnu.
The )Ii'llbhllhl. i'ump Howling lit Ell‘llllb‘
slill‘ l‘;li'l\, opouwl on Monday. iuulcoiiliii»
'l‘
, 990-
South \orwulk hpclllng Rcfurm
Ansuclullull.
.~\t tho lust lll(‘l‘llll;£ of this organization
for ii constitution
<>
.\ [30qu I'ls‘kluu-kcl.
.\.~ tlw express (min which lll‘l'1\‘i‘.~ llt‘l'i‘
about Illl'l‘t‘ o'clock in llw iiftoi'imou, (ll‘l'\\'
up to tlu~ hlllllllll on Monday. it Ml‘.l':llnli‘l‘
Mr.
J. J. Asch is giving his entire factor? a
coat of paint.
-————”————
Robcrt Crauford is the happy possesser
of another boy, born Saturday morning.
—-———ooo—-——-
Brookside Park on the Dnnbury road is
engaged for every day up to Aug. 28th.
”-09
._.._...
The proudest man in town is Mr. .Jos—
epli J. Reed who had tin lieir born this
morning. ‘-
A. C. Snowdon has been fixing up the
house in Springoml belonging to him and
has made muny improvement about the
the place.
—-—-vr~<oo ~~--
Miss M. Mason. tho popular elocutioneet
of New York, will dclivcr her famous lec-
ture on ” Responsibility in Teiiipcriince
work,“ next Sunday nfternoon. tit Reform
Annoclllllull room.
*—
l“riink Quintiird of Norwalk, bits ex-
changed his valuable place near the park
for propcrty in Kent.
be missed by
friends.
Quiutnrd will
his uiiiny neighbors and
of N
Congregational
next Sunday morning and evening.
will also conduct the prayer meeting on
Thursday «vouiug of this work.
will litivo
to llrooksidc
’l‘ucslliiy. August llllli.
Tit)
iuoull.
“ lli‘ol
O
- .90
The President‘s Condition.
lli
'l‘lu
lll-Hln
V
lio Ill
and
l‘t‘l\'\‘ll by tho nictliln-i‘s prosout,
lilti-iiiluut'o \vus smull. lltHVl‘Vt‘l", owing to
tho iiitcuso licut. it was rca‘olvwl to have
u votml upon ill the next uwcllug of tho
society. \\'llll‘l1 will bi‘ llt‘lil ill llli‘ Pollen
\leiu-sdiiy. Septcmlwi‘ Tlli.
was furtlici‘ «lvciilml to llllllllnll thorou—
stituliou iii llll‘ loi‘til pupri's. Hilllllll the
public lit liirgo iiiiiy giiiii ii lh‘lli‘l‘ insight
into the aims iiiul methods of this move-
niout in favor of :l bottcl‘ syaloiu of l‘lng-
his
in
7 Norwalk: James
liler. (lea. F. Shepherd. Frank Shepherd,
Bethel: E. K. Banks. 1‘). Hoyt, Geo. Ford,
Jr., “'nlter “'ilcux, Jesse H. Tolles, So.
Nor-walk: Wilber E. Lewis.
James Green. Brooklyn:
tonless and with much side aching.
had an immense run in New. York
The following from the Omaha
Herald, Oct. 5th, smoke for itself:
l’
-w
Mr. .~\. 1.. Benedict writes us from Illin-
tilni. l'onii., where llL‘ is seeking for £2000
liciiltb. tluit that is the place to lind it
110 has gained so much in weight that he
expects mi invitutiou to the fill man‘s
cluiu buki‘.
ow York will
church
110
w
l‘luliui‘l‘ llooli & Lililili‘l‘ (‘0. null 1'“th
nix l‘lllzllu' Co.
and
a pic uii-
Park on
They will give ii
[Illl‘lldt‘ livudcd by the Union
keta promirml
—«—— >Qoo~ ,,,_
.\ n glit blooming cci‘vus, tho proporly
llllfiilili‘ll llri
lciivos to it llllllllu‘l‘ of spm'tntors lust night.
'l‘luiro are ”torn buds that will upon to-
night.
-—¢uv--—-—
.lnm'irvni liiin im im-
i‘ll‘lll .‘lllnullll‘ document \vl‘itton (in purl-li-
mom in 1767 by David llrooks. Socri-liiry
of St. John's Lodge of “Strntl'ol‘il. in tho
l‘olony of l‘onuvclicul."
liciitu showing lluil
gi-rs Marshall" liud lu-eu "Raised totlu-
Sublime Degree of Muster Million.
it lion the soul lllltlt‘llt‘d with it coarse llllli‘
sick ribbon.
It is l\ Ci‘l‘llll'
hur John Rut-
n
and
Dr. Fisk“, t‘lnirvoyiilil l'liysivinn will
not \‘lnll New llllVi‘ll iignin iit his office,
No. 1"le l‘liupcl slrcct until Sept. 10th. llv
.will then l‘tllllllll until Sept. 211th. where
be im ill-s his runny patients rind friends
l‘iiticiits cam have his
int-«lirmes hunt to llli‘lll by uddrcmaiug to
1. wk l‘mx 1.2.13.
h‘i‘ik tul-
is morning——
Agulll improving llflt‘l‘ ii socoud opuriuioii.
l‘lllni» lot. toiiipvi‘uluro lioi‘iuul. I‘t‘nl‘ll‘lll'
lHl Ill.
~lhmbury and
to lli‘ooksiill-
New Dir-color) .
lliri-vtory (‘0. are in
town l‘;111\‘:1.\'nll1;; fol'n II|‘\\' «liroi'tol‘y of
l":iirlivlil
contain :igoui'iul directory of Norwiilk
Stamford iin'luliwgri Intuit-«s null
furmcr's Illl'n‘i‘lul‘)‘ of tho (Runny.
iw work will
.\n‘ llli
why to l’liilii
dolphin. jumped off to t‘llll‘l‘ llu- i‘ofi‘tislp
Illi‘lll room. he llillll‘t‘ll u mun
It‘llllV kept getting in lllrl wily llllll block
RllSpll‘lnlia-i
iirousml. lio latiikl'il llowu ut his \l-st mill
iliscovoi'cil lliiil llln' \vutcli llllll i'liuiu worn
.\H the mun tiiriiwl. .\ll‘. l‘iiiutur
clluglii him. lillll Willi llu‘ ltin‘lfilllllctl of
ollllwr .\lc(lruw lu- \\'1lrl tilkuii lu-l‘oro Jus-
tit‘u Boutou, and the watch wun returned
Tho thief. who :1 (lil)' or
two before liiiil registered as Jumcs Moore.
N. Y., lit the Milliiickmuo Hotel. but who
ut a bold front on
conductcd himself like l\
lie Wits hold for trial, and
sent to Bridgeport in default of $500 ball.
Mr. I'iiintei‘ promised to appciir lit the
triiil if he was given due notice.
—-————-—.OO—-—'
Numllus.
The Nautilus Yacht Club will start from
Burr Kiiiipp‘s dock, South Norwulk, in
the sloop Sully, of Long Island, Saturday,
August 13th, at 6 o‘clock p. in. The club
expects to visit Nantucket. Oak Bluffs,
Newport. and Block Island.
will he commanded by Capt. Wm. W.
Smith, Capt. Thomas Wright. pilot. Henry
Commodore,
Quhne: Vice-Conn. P. N. Knapp; Sailing
Master. Edmund Zelufi': Secretary. C. F.
Tolles. Jr.: Tress. T. C.Cnvanngli; Scribe,
Rob‘t A. \IcDonnld: Surgeon, A. W.Twisfi:
Commissarys. T. C. Cnvnnngb. W. “K
John McCainmoii,
W. Am-
w ho poi‘sis
brill;
llefOI‘i
.liiv Blul's "amp! 3' Dummy.
The great “Rial‘s Humpty Du
company is booked to np
Hall, Monday Aug. 16th.
the plays that sends everybody home but-
ar at
~ Osborne isnlsohere to root us. The
his '8 one 0' Baptistcnmp meetin has an and the
It Methodistissoon to allow. Among the
l resellers an e former on Sunday was
“at in. Pogson of idgeport. whose sermon
company rescued the rag Inst evening both
in paint of attendance and
long before the o
the crowd poured into the hsl way. fairly
csrrylng away the portable ticket office in
their frantic endeavors to gain sdmlasion.
Every inch of available 3
occupied. The sommvha
duction to the pantomine was
brevlntegl. Jumping at one.” into the fun
of the piece. a shun e that. wss greatly
urge audience. Gn-
dl “they, a clown, was far ahead of
expectation of many who Wed
who lave from his may ’ »
if“
artists:
was submit-
fuvoi‘ubly rc-
It
The sloop
Robert Mc-
Stamford;
Hubert Booth,
The Early Bird will accom~
puny the boys down the harbor.
"Sill
r.
nlng lifur '
see below was
tedious intro.
tly lib-
i
l
‘l
l
‘5 Temperance. .
The Suhday afternoon meeting in the
mnlfimllce room. under the gnuspices of
the diils‘ Christian Union waslargely rit~
tended. iTlie alerting was opened by sing~
mg and 1 rayer. Rev. Mr. Cromlisli of the
East Ave ue M. E. Church. gave it very
feelings. dcnrnest address, followed b
Mr. Dear . Miss Masons of New Yor
city, a la y engaged in the temperance
work in ihat city, then occupied the time
for aboutgnhalf hour. Mr. John Dennis
and Mr. "' Barmlough of Norwalk, made
shot-t adv ressee. Altogether the meeting
was one l)! the best that has been held in
the room. for a long time.
. » .'
Entertainments.
Mniuigl‘r Knapp announces the regular
season miMuslo llnll to open on Monday.
Sept. 5th. During the past month the
Hull Immundergone a tborou ‘h cleaning
and the Maze has been furnis ed with it
new greiln hnize carpet. grass mats. new
properties lkc. Manager Knapp assures
us that this season he will present the. fl~
nest attractions ever in Norwalk. He hits
made arrangements with Messrs. Johnson
db 00.. the ticket printers. of Boston. to
furnish the Hall \vith coupon tickets. and
he will have for every attraction a full set
numbered and dated. so that there can be
no possibility of any two )ersonii getting
the slime sent. Music. lliil will also have
this season a very fine rogrnniiue of four
pages. gotten up by no SENTINEL. The
first page will be a large electro-plate cut,
on the inside the cast of the play and the
latest theatrical news and the outside will
be used by Messrs. Goiilstovk Bros. The
regular season will be opened by the
Jose )ll Murphy Combination in the play
'of " 'erry How,“ which gave such autis-
fnctiou lust season. The grant horseshoe-
ing scene will be done this time with a,
"genuine“ horse on the stage. After this
attraction will come, .‘ ipt. ‘llth. “()ur
Cottage Boys Cm“ Sept. 17th. the great
N‘ll‘t‘nsfl. Agnes Booth, in the new play
“After tlui “perm“ Sept. L‘lltb. “Rooms to
lb‘nl 1‘o.:“ Oct. 4th. “The \Vllkes Opera
(1)..“ in tho Muscutlo. This iii tho etuue
voiiipmiy that is now pliiyiug the o tern at
tho lijou Upm‘u llousc. Now \‘or . and
this Work will give the one hundredth
lu‘l‘ftll‘lllltlloo. Oct. 11th. Jarrett & Rice‘s
“Full on the Bristol l‘o.;“ (lot. 26th, Neil
llurgoss “\Vidoiv lll‘dott“ (30,, With the
play unwritten: Nov. 7th. Mr. and Mrs.
Hon. lx'uiglit: Nov. 1211i. Miss Annie
l'ixlcy in “I\l‘ls.~i:“ Nov. 21st. Mitchell‘s
l‘lwisui'i- I‘urty in “Our Goblinsz“ Nov.
‘Hlll. “'l‘hc 'l‘ourisls:" Jun. 11th. 188?, Bar-
iii-y l\‘ l“.\)' (‘o,; Jun. 171b, “All tliob‘AlgN"
.lun. ‘Jb'tll. “The \\'ol'l<l;“ Fell. L‘Uth, Sol
Smith llussvll; Miuvh L‘fld. Iliirry Miner
l‘o.; April ‘2'illi. Maggie Mitchell. llosidc
tho iibovo list, )liiiiiiger Knapp has other
lii‘stw'luss compiuiies booked, but cannot
give i'siict ilutc. Monthly. Aug. 15th. tlui
bull “'1“ 1w opouwl by Jay lliivl‘s lluuipty
lhmipty (‘o.. but. tho rogulitr dramatic
M‘usoii will not coiniucuco lliitil Sept. 5th.
’I‘Iwro will ulso bo ii cluuigu in the price of
M‘fllfl m the orvbostru. as follows: All souls
from si‘clion It to J. not including the
. bull's \llllll‘l‘ tho llllll‘tllly. will bu '73 cents
for rvsoi‘wil. and lit the sumo price at the
box ollicc. from suction .l to N ‘51) cunts,
iliiil Including tho cliiiirs llllill‘l‘ tho bub.
voiiy from section ll to N. Duck of sec-
tion N the pl‘lt‘i‘ will be ll?) cunts.
"‘0.
The Neptune‘s.
.\'r ANl‘llHll uv BELL llvov.
tu‘l‘ NANTl'l‘Kl‘IT. Aug. 5. 1881.
In ii wot dripping fog. ull suil taken in,
:u lllli‘llul‘. Ntiiituckrt so hour and yet so
f.ii'.w that is our condition at S o'clock.
Friday night. Writing ut the long tublc.
l‘i‘lllllllg by the luutvrus tuirl lumps. play-
ll‘S-i Rumos in tlic i‘uliin. tiilkinguuil suiok~
iiigon drl-k. llll’hi‘ lll‘t‘ our occupations.
\\'o nru cheerful its well wo iiiiiy 1m. though
llisuppoiiitwlut not rciicliiug our lunch.
tor our ipuirtors ui‘o comfortable, we have
l-uougll to out. and its we dressed up ill 4
o‘vlocli we may udit that \\'i\ lutvc oumigli
to \\‘\‘lll‘. lint how “'0 Hull“ lii~i'c.— that
you limo uskml mu to tell you.
II is 11 story of delays. of ciilius null
has. illivruntoil with lino sailing. ()ur
lll‘nl. night guvo us some enjoyable prop
loss, llllll provml our vriift an unusually
l'mo (inc. That first night proved some-
Ullll‘l‘ things as woll, iimong thoui the cu.
purity of some members of the club to cuv
lluro noise. Who Illlltlt‘ it. wlio pounded
drums. mud touted llfee, Mid plus-3d home
llll‘lll“ and tin puns bus not yet been con.
fuss-oil. but it may be suriuisoil tbilt we
were boili'ilcilml by pirulvs. But it was
qllli‘l enough the ucxl day on bonril and
all about us. Yi-t with almost no wind
wmd we pussml every craft we sighted,
and by Tuusvluy night were in the Race.
running liki- ii rucc horse, before it strong
\vmd. \\'o mudc I‘oiut Judith M. mid-
lllgllb-llllil tberubv hangs ii tlilu. From
now on. Moutnuk I‘uint has it rival in the
tender rvgiird of all long suffering Nep-
llllll‘l'i. “'0 could not bring ourselves to
leave the new uttriiction, mid lily there
\viitubing it for twelve hours—weary
hours to iill,~—ivorse than that to most.
'l‘horu was not ii mrticlc of wind. and
there wus it grout p only of wuves. rising
tin fulliiig with tliut slow ltlltl gentle nio-
iiou tliiit has been so conducive to more
violoiit lll‘llnll on the part of new sailors.
'l‘livri-‘s no denying the {“01} I Sth several
nick Neptunce. but I shall be lenient and
forget their names. It is it social crime to
bo seasick. And all day till 4 or .5 in.
“‘0 rolled and l‘ollcil. and rose iun fell.
till it light wind curried us itliout tlio
l‘oim. unil wo suiloil into Newport lit
night.
.\ut1 tlu-ro \vo stuycil. \\'o found Messrs.
()illlnll‘llll iiiul liiitls wiutiug \vciil‘ily. mid
wo \\'.llli‘il With them. The winds \vcre
wanting, the fogs thick and persistent,
lllltl it. \vus simply impossible for us to
move. All diiy Thursday we longed for
the lifting of tho fog iuid longed in vain.
Still ,witb our usuul ciipuciiy for enjoy-
ment. \vo \\'t'lll into tlic surf, we eiiili-d t-i
llw fort. llllkl visitcil tlio school ships. the
"Muinosolu," ll Slt‘lllllt‘l‘. tiud the old
"Constitution." the ship \vliioli liiis w -u
suclifuiuc for our Nilvy since its lines
were lllltl in 1797. l’olo on unites. a. con-
L‘t‘l‘l,‘l\l1il tlic ()conu Ilousv employed the
evening iuid still we liopod.
At 5 u. in. this day. the wind Clinic and
no fog. A beltrr siiil lllt'n ncvel‘ hull than
this one we enjoyed till ubuul 2:30, tu-day:
ii glorious sell. it cool. iiivigoruting breeze,
and our triiu craft fairly bounding along,
it has been supremely delightful. But
we. were heie too earl ' for the tide. and
could not cross the slialluw hair, and by
the time the tide was high, the fog was
too dense to allow our'pro rress. So here
we are. in hope to see 'Niui ticket, and yet
——-well. we shall see. Good iii lit.
1’. S. Martha‘s Vineyard“. Vineyard
Haven. and we did see. but afar 06,—-
The morning dawned and the fog was
still with us. Apllot from Nantucket
came out to us through the fog. only to
tell us that the wind was contrary. and
the vessel could not go in. We waited,
therefore till the mists were dissipated.
and set sail for the Bluffs. The wind was
immense. Our captain did not raise the
foresnil or flying Jib, and yet we fairly
flew over the waters. The sail was one
of rare pleasure and everybody inspiritiid.
\Ve unfortunately found on reaching our
usual anchorage. that it inlfiht be danger-
ous in a northeast wind. and deemibg pru-
dence the better part of valor. we came
into the Haven. It is a lon wnlk to the
Bluffs. but all are making t in best of it.
We smittered in the afternoon. part vilit-
ing old friends and part going to South
Beach to see the ocean waves. and to Ed-
gartown for en per. Thelchuwhes were
all supplied be are our arrival and on Sun-
day our chaplain reached to the club
from the quarter eck. The afternoon
brought the usual scattering, but the few
left on board had the plenum of receiving
visits from Messrs. Lester and Smith; Mr.
l
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part of the club.
was on 0 ed b ‘
J y y. will not wait for my
But your presses
flop——
Antonio’s Now Book.
‘ ‘A mum" nsrwsns ran STAGNAN‘I‘ sum
or seams in rows, 3m norms F933!!!
liner. - L
We hope that both the editors and the
readers of the Summit. will alert our
neglect to furnish them with cod for re-
flection during the put two
they them
footed with the extreme.
W
drown a party—anything in that line,
we w V0 '
M host, all here
was
their friends, or they mexhsusted the
heat and cannot be tempted into In in;
adisplay of their powers. Mr. Ricketts,
who went to Newburg a week or so ago,
returned last week, and we shadowed h in
with delight, hoping that he might prove
himself again one of the “boys,“ but,
alas! he went away again without dietin-
guisblng himself.
Eu no Kinney. Esq.,sltbough as live-
ly as is rotund form will rmit, fails to
perform those daring d s which have
made him so prominent in days gone
by.
Harry Rider, although we hear he has
become a corporal in the military oom-
piiny up town, still he mingles with us in
the same old way. The same may be said
of Wilbur Youngii. although he has it sail
boat. and he might upset it once and half
Wilbus, will be remembered by us and
duly noted. John Hsnlon, the jumper,
seems to have forgotten what he was to
the community: and Gould Ta lor,we will
11111118 liilli
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 time to buy. For a. short limb
I shall sell it at
5 cents a. cake. or 22 cakes for 81.00;:
Lluiili $011 7*
Use made in American? At the
v..-
promise you a doughnut wou d you shine
as a central light in some ublic illumina-
tion. Even George Watergury, the sturdy
standanl-benrer of Democracy, is as mild
and gentle as a sucking duck. ‘
Stun Jones, in Ferris‘s hardware store,
although he attracts many of the merry
making lads around him, still, the com-
bined efforts of him and his chum Decker
fail to produce nnytbin note-warty. John
bpendlove, althouyh e is now en
in keeping bachelor‘s hall, and has a. the
opportunity in the world for making blin-
solf famous. yet John seldom 8 further
than to kill a. be or two is ny, in the
hilt shop. Good ellow you know; but be-
vond New Haven pies and ginger ale he
is harmless.
‘ Tom Duffy surprised us a little by fal-
in out of a buggy on Clay street Sunday.
on it wasn‘t a “parade day“ either.
And so you see everythin is stagnant.
Perhn some \vboxend this. may have
read ules Verne‘s ” . Cox‘s Experiment“
and remember how the doctor saturated
the ntiiiospliere of ti stagnant town with
pure oxygen, and translated the inhabi-
tants from sleepy mortals into fiery im-
ninginative beings who do the strangest
note ever heard of. The good doctor‘s
theory was: “that all virtue, courage, tal-
ent, wit. imagination—all these quali-
ties or faculties are only it question of
oxygen." Perhaps when the mid-summer
boat has gone, and a fresher atmosphere
flows in from the north, then we may have
more to chronicle.
Quite a breeze was created the other day
by some of the lads iretonding to know
who “Antonio“ is. 10 was said to be a
voung fellow who frequented the Mir
iiickouio. We beg leave to inform those
whose curiosity led them astray that they
must guess again. However natural this
supposition may be. yet it is emneous—
you have not yet discovered the party.
nor do we know that you ever will. This
searching after the unknown is extremely
perilous. and if you rsist. you will be
reset with dangers ormnn kinds. and
may. perhaps meet with oath, as has
happened several times to those who are
overhungiuutive. These newspaper men
are it peculiar set. and they are best left
alone.
This him, we have every hope, will
prove sutllcient.
ANTONIO.
—— -—<~ «~—
Personals.
Mrs. J. A. Day has been spending a. few
days with her grandmother at Silver
Mine.
Mist-i Josie Wbighatn returned to her
home in Orange. .. Monday, after
spenplng u ponien of her vacation in So.
horwulk.
Mr. A. “'0 Sharron. s tit Sunday at
the residence of Samuel omstock.
Mrs. Samuel Fletcher and son of Brook-
lyn. N. \'., are visiting Mrs. Samuel Mc-
(lmviul.
\Villinin (lilbertson of I’ortchester, N.
\‘., was in town on Tuesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Foster returned
to their home in Dnnburv last Saturday
after spending ii week at Bells Island.
Miss Lizzie Dayton is visiting her aunt
in Milford. t‘unn.
Miss Aggie Wilcox is spending
1
days with friends in Harlem. N. X . _
Miss t‘lure Rollinnn of Brooklyn, N. Y..
is visiting friends in this city.
Mire Eiunui Brown of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is visiting Miss Aliiln Day on Main St.
Mr. John 11. Field of Brooklyn spent
hint Sunday in this city.
Miss Alicia Iiicenbotliem of Brooklyn is
the guest of Mrs. James Cousins of this
t‘lly.
Mrs. John Barrett is visiting friends at
Newark. N. J.
Mrs. \Voriu and sister of Philadelphia,
tire visiting their sister Mrs. E. 1’. Harvey
on Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Jersey
(‘lty are visiting Mrs. Warren Sheldon.
Miss Delia St. John is visiting at Nor-
wich. Coen.
Mr. J. F. Wilkins and family linve rc~
turned to their home in Newark, from a
visit to his brother, J. R. Wilkins of this
city.
Rev. A. F. Beard, D. D.. of Syracuse,
N. \'.. spent Thursday last in this city.
Mr. Joseph J. Asoh of this city is spend-
ing n few weeks at Snrntugn Springs.
Miss Mary Cook and Miss Emma. Vents
are visiting in Danbury.
Mr. Bowen E. Hill, of New York visited
Augustus Boutcn last week.
Mr. John Brown of Newark. N'. J., spent
Sunday with Henry I-ont.
Friuik F. Realty is rusticating in Maine.
Rev. J. J. Woolev of Norwich, 001111.,
in visiting Duiicou S. U. Ferris.
It. II. Rowan has returned from his
western trip.
Will W. Swords has returned from his
visit to Albion. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hunt spent Friday
his! at Bell‘s Isliuid.
George Crawford of Newark is visiting
friends in this city.
Howard Knapp
week at Danhury.
1’. Nichols.
Mr. Charles J. Hill has arrived home from
Newport.
Assistant Postmaster Brown is doing
Snrutoga and other places of interest.
Mr. Edward G. Wnshburne and his sister
Miss Emma. L. Wasbburne from New
York are visiting Charlie and Irene Ward-
well of this city.
Mrs. Edward Smith and dim liter of
East Norwnlk are visiting in Bet e1.
Miss Genie Hendricks and her cousin
Miss Josephine Weed are visiting friends
up the Hudson.
Miss Mamie Bellow has returned from s
two-weeks visit to Bldfefie . ‘
John J. Cavanagli 0 New York Cit
has been spending a week with John
Cavanngh in this city.
L. P. Poole and daughters spent Inst
week in the Qatskills.
Mr. William Becker of New York is
spending his vacation in this city.
Mrs. stson and daughter, who have
been visiting at Mrs. Henry Bennett‘s,
East Norwulk, returned home to Brooklyn
on Monday lest.
Miss Clara Weber and Mrs. Julius Saut-
bier of Newark, are visiting Mrs. Gang-
were on Day street.
a few
spent Sunday of last
the guest of Ron. D.
v
day with Mr. Clarence Nash of this city.
Miss Hattie Steal-nit of Brooklyn is vis-
friends in this city.
Miss Minnie Rowen returned home Set-
urday last from visiting friends in Dan-
b .
“gins Elids Smell of Brooklyn is visiting
Miss Jessie Knapp of this (lily.
Mrs. Jane Fynn and do Mar, Hrs.
Christian Schwsrts. are upon a; a. few
hss returned from 3
do 5 out of town.
ice Corrie Jones
visit to her arena in vet-st rsw, . Y.
Mus Jen eRogers of New Haven is
visiting Miss Emma. Brown;
Miss Blanche Barkley of Dsnbury ls
visltanIFred Bowen. ,1 .
all; f": “will. “i. a.
po n m v a}
Ill-Incline Miller 8115 n is vlsl
‘ mat.
h
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swam...” Mel m... ..
soncfglsstN hovel min
mguvyxmofnilx gt! vh-
ltl mm =
herbanslnthls city sftsi‘ »
in .. irl , .> ‘, -.
Horace Hyatt of Brooklyn spent Sum.
om , We:
Clearing Out
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Lot of Lisle Thread
down from 600.
at bslf-price.
each.
Job lot of faces, at
prices.
Ladies A runs, Cali
lin Un erwesr, a
made.
lsundried.
Brocade Sntins.
Plnin Sntins.
Sui-sh Sstins.
Colored Silks.
Black Silk, 900 and
Blsck Sstln.90¢
(4
Standard Prints, 00
Dan Csmbric, 100
Remnants Ticking.
per yard.
68 Washington St.,
Summer Goods}-
ron CASE. ‘
Silk Mitts. hand nude, 250.
Lot of Children‘s Linen and Lace Collars.
Ladies Oomts;35c and 430.
Sample Comte, 50¢. Worth 750. and .1
Men‘s White Shirts, laundried and un-
ane Bunting- 19w.
Cashmeres. light colors, 12w.
Best quslity of Lawns.
New York Mills Muslin 12k: per yard.
French “town Muslim. 1! yd wide. 250
I offer all goods in my stock, for CASH, and CASH? ONLY.
By so doing it enables me to make my purchases, so tbllt I can
give my customers BARGAINS at all times. > '
H. VAN HOOSEAB,
Stiles, ’
Gloves 850. Marked
less than wholesale
00 Wrappers and Mus-
good quality and well
upwards.
(l
per yard.
it.
19in sud 15c.
2’
Q
So. Norwalk, Claim.
moat, and will coin lately change the bl
the entiresvswm‘lu m‘fiop’t'lgé 1.1::
sschn was
It suchn tn 3
a
who will take l
ms be restored sound host
’ otter stumps.
D
be lbl . South mnllfor!
N. fowvsolv a co.. nuns. loo».
Merl, Beggar. Me.
535m ”5359 mm m.
We."
Mill ii built
vented. W111 knife
and won ”asphyxia:
It will III) mtsmtvsrtstycfl
airmenimscué‘fi
“71!.
FREE Til EVERYBODY!
A Beautiful Black for the Asklnut
ll rsonsll st the nesrest once of m:
s&§?lt fiil’v'ugpclumva 00.. 410‘: b2! posts!
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man-1th s bcsuufully‘filummw s New Book
an tied
Genius Rewarded.
—-OR THE—-
Story of the Scull Machine.
CURES
Speedy nihilism
Dr. 0. Art Ward of New York,
In mimqurnw of his numerous mllcnlts in N
So. Norwalk and vicinity. will rennin ct the AD
HOUSE, Ncrwnlk. eve? Munch . from 9 I. It. to B
“L. and at the WARW CK Ill) SE, South our-it
ova: Saturday. from 9: in. to s ..
from no 6 . in..wherehe lsdlspcn ,
strength to e multitudes who have
be incurable b the so most
of tho lsnd. be but
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ThowNorwslkMA-oclsuonclsrthdrlup
mgwx%mrentsnmsblsm.
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Bantu?
531—81:
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Rags, Bones, Bottles, Iren-
M
Slllllll llllll SWEEP lilllllll
Jofifmfififiifi.
BOOTS “‘3" SHOES
mu m, mm mm was.
Children’s Shoes of s11 Kinds.
’W‘ paintb- mm M Iii
Custom Work done at
III on notice.
nfln‘su I” stun.
For Sale orto Bonk
0n ms tcflllhdtb. leli'unfln
stock end am still less. thew-ll-
howl
avxesc HOTEL.
Wuwvw‘m
W it cast! steel .
ignulm‘l ‘u-onsaeiy'nougmd “cumin and M91313.
boon n as chborsts bins WC “WW cov-
er. No elm-go “ml?“ uglier, “l‘ as”; _ ,
lfihl'filu‘i‘lmfmu ones-yo: vfm’llmm. Psi-ties moving can sell the stock by
“MW“ °°' sending post-i cord to
f tnrln Co '
The Singer p:snti :cum 3 . . venue
as mm a. ‘ New mum'- ssau is. room malt;
am“? a um... Inca”. “gin-t m
Beattxlg 339$?!“ 08. spawns.
Gsuloc. . Addre- sum. Walling)?§ NJ.
and: counts than!“
to» min-coin mulls-kw 7.
Norwalk Chronicler