gently gamer”. gamut!
Thursday. Aug. IV, ICES.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Postmfiice at South
Norwslk, Aug. i7 lSS‘J. Persons calling
for any of these letters will please say
they are advertised
Mrs. John Allen. M. (i. Butterv. Mi-
klc Cox, Mrs. J. Duggnn. Leonard ficd~
trey, John Grace. Mr. Jose h Hubbard.
Mrs. M. A. Kctchum, Miss alien Leslie)“
Mrs. Minnie Morgan, l“. Mist JohnMeng.
Harry Minnick «2), Sarah \'. Phillips,
Thomas Ryan, John ll. Rider. Miss Eni-
uin Sturilevnnt. Miss Eliza Stanton, Mai.
licu. Seileck. Mr. F. A. Sells. Miss Katie
Shannon. Mrs. James E. \Viison, Miss
John H. \‘ouugs.
.J. S. Dunning. I‘. M.
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List of Letters
~Mixed paints, oils. brushes: Wt .. “
Becker‘s, 5-! Main street, Ely‘s 813k. M
A boy by the name or “feed killed a
pluck snake on the hill Monday 43 inches
ong.
Mr. E. A. Woodward—is building an-
othcr house on llnnford Place. The size
is 33:40.
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-——(iingcr Ale. imported and Domestic
by the bottle or doacn at Piaistcd‘s drug
s ore.
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Raymond street is in a miserable con-
dition and ought to be looked after by
the city authorities.
M’—
t‘ounciiman Bogardus‘ new house on
llanford Place is completed and will soon
be occupied by his family.
A new boiler and forming machine is
to be placed in J. J. Asch‘s fur factory.
~—4 7 0.9 “a.
Robert Wilcox has been quite sick for
the past few days.
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The finishers of Duty d: Barnum are
again out on strike.
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LcRoy Adams has placed new gas fix-
tures in his market on Railroad Place.
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Senator Benjamin H. Hill of Georgia
died at his home in Atlanta early yes-
terday morning.
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The new building to be erected on the
vacant lot south of the post oilice will be
commenced next week.
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The Neptune Club returned on Satur-
day last after having spent a very pleas-
Furnished room to let inquire at No.
8 Spring street.
M"—
A rise in the price of matches is the
latest announcement.
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Hereafter the question will be :—-“Havc
you been to Beldcn Point yet .9“
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Tlic annual reunion of the 12th Regi-
mont, C. V'.. is at Bridgeport today.
A meeting of the directors of the Nor-
walk Look 00.. was held on Tuesday.
ruw-owi
Dr. Charles G. Bohannsn is out with a
new buggy. which is a sign of prosperity.
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Prof. Fred Wanemacher, of New York
has accepted an engagement with the
llowc band as first violinist.
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Editor Byington of the Gazette has re-
turned from Washington.
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Two dollars reward is offered for the
return of a satchel lost on the dock at
Roton Point on Tuesday.
Wm.
Ex-mayor Ely. whois at present with
his daughters st Nantucket,Mass., kindly
remembers the SENTlNEL by forwarding
copies of Nantucket papers.
'90.
The Democratic state central commit.
tee will meet in Hartford. Tuesday,
August 28, to decide on the time for
calling the state convention.
Mr. David Stow found on Sunday inst,
near his residence: on West street. a
childs sack. which the owner can have
by applying at his place of business.
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The Danbury Republica' a syn—"Rev.
J. W. Eubbcll is to receive a call from
the Congregational society of Norwalk."
fl...“
“Gus Brandsgcc." of New London,
says “he is not a stalwart but is an Ar-
thur man." We wonder what nppoint~
ment he wants.
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Thc excursion of St. Peter‘s parish. of
Danbury, takes place on Saturday. They
come down on train from Danbury to
Wilson Point and there take steamer
Long Branch to Concy Island.
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Mr. Samuel Pakulski‘s .little boy who
was shot at the pic-nic two weeks a .
and seriously wounded. is believed to
getting the best of the injury.-Dsnbury
'etcs.
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The Hoyfhjothem, formerly of this
The Danbury & Nor-walk Railroad
Company gave their engineers and are-
men and their families a picnic the first
of the week at Wilson Point. They
went by train and report having aspirin-
did time.
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Mrs. James H. Charmer, of Daricn,
will sail on the 4th of the coming month
for Marseilles, where she will join her
husband who is connected with the U.
S. man-of~war ‘gQuinncbougS’ They
will probably remnirLtw-o years.
Last week, we alluded to the retire-
ment on half pay of Capt. M. G. Downs of
the New Haven steamboat line. As he
is known to such a vast number in Con-
necticut, especially steamboat travellers,
a word or two as to his history may not
be uninteresting. lie was born in New
it than meeting!
Foster. of lows, In. If. E. Hunt and
Mrs. Emily L. McLaughlin. 0‘ Boston.
Hrs. Caroline B. Bucll. of Hartford. Cb.
corresponding secretary of the manual
scclc' ty. A similar meeting has just
closed at Ocean Grove. N. J.
A temperance “training school“ is to
be hold at Lake Bluff, Ill., under the
ausprccs‘ of tho national women‘s chris-
tian temperance union, beginning Aug.
13th and closing the 32d.
Connected with the Allegheny Collect.
Meadville. Penn, is a young woman‘s
christian temperance union. The even-
ing previous to Wt day this
society arranged foralocturc by Hon.
Neal Dowyof Maine. The house was
Temperance began to take
mm
Remaining in the Postcfflco at Nob *4”— snt time down east. At Duniop‘s “Washington market will —* “‘ ‘ "“ cit h i ' - ‘ dd
. ~ . . . . . y. momtiuualatne Oyster Dune n Haven in 1810. began seafaring work crow .
walk. iunn.. Aug. 10. 1883. Persons 3"- “- P. Bill“ “l" “00" N“ “l‘ a Hw°*—'—“ always be found fresh meat and vege‘ Sheriff Dayton is looking for nem' Fair Haven. The foundation has been in 1334 on atwelvc mnelamsloop: in itsplmcamong the subjects totictmoh
calling for nor of these letters please
say thev are advertised.
Miss i‘. A. Allen. Walter Butler. Miss
Ellie ilurr. t‘. llann. Jobii Ellis, “1'. M.
Hmkcn, Thomas ll. ilopc, Miss Minnie
Km‘lfir. E. Sydney Lyni. Mrs. Melissa
house on Lowe street. The size will be
34x40 and will be built by H. R. Fitch.
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Putnam Hose Company of this city
have received an invitation to take part
——Tlic Electric Liver. Kidney and Lung
Pad for sale at l‘iaisted‘s drug store.
Price ti.
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The state convention of Good Temp.
lars will he held in llridgeport in Sep-
tables. at reasonable prices.
fit «W
Thomas Carlin, who for years acted as
flagman at the Washington and Main
street crossing is at his old post again.
Gilhoolcy and Dcmarest. They hired a
horse at Baker‘s livery stable on Sunday
last. and mined the animal by fast driv-
ing.
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Mr. John Tryon of East Norwalk is
laid, and the superstructure. when com-
pictcd. will be thrcc stories and of brick.
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The New Englandcrs, of Danbury.
were beaten by the Stars, of Norwal .
Well done for a club that has been dead
1829 was mate on tho steamers Little
Providence and United States running
between New York and New Haven : in
1833 went before the most in schooner
Bologna, carrying horses to West Indies,
cdbycollcgcs, and hcforclongthotcm-
pcrancc workers believe that scientific
temperance will bounded tothOcnrricu-
lurn in all coilcgccuitisncwin acts
few.
Morehousc. Miss M. Mci‘ioon, T. i‘ in the great parade at Danbury. Septem- teinber " ‘ "°“
Rockwell. Chas. ll. Tenipany. her 21st. ‘ VA- .‘..._V_.. Village carts are getting to he very out with a new trotter. His record is, two years. But we never thought our in 1335 he joined the gonad gm ——-—ooo———-
Chas. Olmstsad. P. M. \ "W —« (ism...) um... “a“. in gmmrom u“ common on our streets. in fact they can we understand. 2:95, Greenwich time. 303‘“ Xouldbcheatcn by Ilili"'l"“‘-"D‘“‘ Splendid. as pilot: in 1838. the New Pom-us.
, g , Wig will} 0- Dllnlnp pf the “Branch of Monday M last week and remained m.“ be obtained at most of the livery stables. The boys are very anxious to test speed ury we. _ 7 .v w... York: in 1838. the New Haven. captain Miss ImiTollaspontSunday at Brigh-
Tliu state of (norms has illl‘lé‘two pro. iM unaton Market kindly “““OP‘F‘N‘ night. Messrs t‘miidvertisc in with him. in a few days the Danbury & Norwalk Joe] smug. and continuing there up ton Beach.
liiliiliuu l‘iillllili‘S. 3‘ m “" “walla-v “"u‘ a "m“ “mm“ war"— ‘ ' ll “W . Railroad Company will put on a boat of 1846 as mate and 3d pilot. in 1847 he Mrs. Dr. John Hiilof Wilton was in
rs- W Water melon. Mm Ada by,“ will “PPM" in “Lon- another column for eight or ten good The Rev. Mr. Johnson of White Plains th ir own to run between their dock at took command of the Traveller, owned town today.
Mr. Ferd [loves is connecting his . *W“ don Assurance“ at the Opera House. trimmers. Apply M ““09 “l their “hull N' Y“ “'m preach M “‘0 Mission Church o . ’i ‘ ' ‘i l h ‘ ‘ mom ' t
‘ , \liss Fmilv -\ l‘i‘e h iv ‘ v N - . . Wilson Point auditoton. The steamer by Cornelius \andcrbilt. and a ti or Miss gnu. m, is ug a
house on Main street With the sewer ‘ “ ‘ * ' ‘ \ l ‘ irmery priuu- Norwulk on Friday evening Sept. lat. 0‘ I on MM“ street. l'l‘oun llalll. Norwalk Sunday morn- n ' dh‘th bcc d l
W“ ‘ pill of the llnrieusominary' i......“...,,,,. ‘ w, _ ,., m...‘ ‘——~—~ v06"? - ingnext at 10:30: evening at 7:30. All “Jennie has discontinued her trips at performed whatha i one ‘n ccrn- OmnGr-cvo.
The um [winch train up u... gum.“ ducting u“. Park lli‘iRMfl Seminary at Mr. J. W. (.mwmwh is k“l“’ very pm). Charles it. womlwnrd. second son of are invit e d. that place. 3 ilin inipohfiibility? rogpdktrip degery 00““. J3?” L, Russell and son are at
. iours ween cw or an . cw mg. l y.
Pilait‘d through this city on Sunday.
.\ daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs.
J. .1. llcrry, of this city. Sunday morii~
lug.
Uccall Grove, N. J.
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(lo and hear Miss lluugcrt sing at lio-
loii l‘oiut next \‘l‘cdiiesilny. the day of
the pic. bio of members of llld “‘cll
at his marble yard. He gives the best
of satisfaction with his work.
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Two new and very large telegraph
poles have taken the place of old ones on
E. A. Woodward. has entered the fac-
tory of Messrs. Ilritto, Finnegan & Co.
to learn the business of bat making.
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Registrar Wm. M. Raymond has ap-
pointed (loo. Ii. Weeks deputy registrar
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When in South Nor-walk go to land-
lord Scollcld, Warwick House. for a
good meal of victunls. Everythiu neat
and clean. Mr. Lotis Ilonrse has in own
himself to be an ctllcicnt clerk—windpro-
tleld I ‘ress.
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Bids are being received for the con-
struction of the water works at Orange,
N. J.. and will be opened on the ‘JSth
inst. Engineer Rider of this city has
charge of the works.
liavcn. and carry freight both ways.
At the end of seven years he took com-
mand of the Commodore of the Stoning-
ton line. and then went to Central Amer-
icn. running steamers between ()astilian
Dr. Wm. G. Hoyt. of New York city,
is home on a visit.
Miss Dora Wilcox is visiting Hrs. Wil-
ber Lewis of Stamford.
Minnie Raymond, of Danbury. is visit-
“r l\‘ l" idiom V'L'a r7 ifin l ‘ f Hook and Ladder Company. the depot platform. f ti ll l' l' _ ‘ t fill .,. ,, _
' ' ' ‘- ‘. 3 "i R N l S “n“ MW «or '- or iv Li v0 IN: ‘ Nm‘ ». 0 "‘0wa w-._,‘..., , . ' . - an il‘reytown on the San Juan river. in mg Mrs IreRoy Adams.
. ' . > \‘ ' ' ‘ , .. T . . , \‘l l ord Ba l of this on 'attend- ‘ ' .
man of Old \\ i ll [look and Ladder M"- - - J» \\ “1km“- WWW"? “t ""3 caused by death of Theodore “ llcox. "9 “ aslilngton "00" “I“! Ladder “nine 1,8 I'llllililflll egnnvention)lit Fell- 1855 be resumed captain“ 0‘ "“3 Tm" MT- and M”- Edward ”*9! alespeltd-
t ‘nnipiiny.
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‘l‘lic iicxt term of the superior court,
i‘l‘llillflrll side. u'ili commence ncxt Tucs-
day in Bridgeport.
>
l‘ouuciliunu l‘owcil has had his store
on \Vzisliingtun strcct thoroughly over-
hauled and painted. and it now presents
a iii-ill uppcurnllcc.
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l‘.itrick Murphy, the prcsidi nt of the
but Mcns‘ .\S.~llt‘lllll0ll. has been appoint.
Mr. Theodore S. lmwndcs. of llowny-
ion. has purchased the valuable dock
propcrtv of the lluyt linitlicrs. Mr.
Lowndcs will use the property in the
oyster trade.
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llcguliir nicctiiigof Old Well llook nnd
Ladder t‘oiupnny the first Monday of
September. An election of foreman
will take place and a full attendance of
the members is requested.
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iicorgc T. (‘nrr has secured the services
city. who is way out in Dakota Territory.
rmnmnlmm the Sicxvixui. with Fargo and
Moorclicnd papers.
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The co‘partuci'sliip heretofore existing
lietwccu Royal 1.. \Vilkiuson and the
Moore lirolbcrs. butters of Nurwulk. was
dissolved Monday.
or. -‘
Miss I’lorcncc. daughter of Frederick
llcliicn, limp. ilicil ill i‘oluriido Springs.
last Thursday. llcr remains will lic
brought here for interment.
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The rectory of Trinity church is un-
dergoing a thorough overhauling. Art»
ist Newman. we understand. is doing
sonictino work in the way of interior
decorations.
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Manager Mitchell of the Opera [louse
bus engagements which extend up to
the middle of next April, all of which
are with first-class dramatic companies.
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(iov. (‘olquit of Georgia is said to have
company of llunbury have invited ()ld
Well Hook and Ladder Co. to participate
in the great ilrcmens‘ piiradc to take
place in that town September Lllsl.
cum—«~—
llon't fail to hear the band concert by
the Wheeler & Wilson full band of
Bridgeport at ltotou l‘oint next Wednes-
day. the day of the pic-nic by members
of (Nd “'cll Hook and Ladder company.
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At lliisdon‘s market can be seen a
large stock of truits and vegetables iit
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wick‘s grove last Thursday and address-
ed the assemblage. Otis J. Range was
nominated for congress in the second
congressional district.
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Comniaridcr-inChief Paul \‘under-
voort. of Omaha. Nebraska. entered the
department and Post lines of this state
yesterday on his ollicial tour of inspect-
ing the New England department of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
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l“. M. Bowen. of Dnrien. is still trying
cller. and continued it till the Continen-
tal was built. in 1800 he took charge
of the Elm City. and run her till 1865.
then resumed charge of the Continental
remaining till the C. ll. Northam ap-
peared in 1373, and run in her till his re-
tirement. lie has had charge of 15 ves-
sels steam and sail. and the only serious
interference with his career was frozen
feet about the year “134. He made the
trial trip on the steamer Vanderbilt in
her race with the Oregon from New York
His total sea
ing a few days in town.
Mr. R. H. Rowan and daughter Min-
nie are at Ssratoga Springs.
Miss Ella Wilcox of New York is the
guest of Mrs. R. M. Wilcox.
Mrs. Judge Peck of Birmingham is the
guest of Mrs. G. C. Stiflson.
Mr. John H. Knapp entertained friends
from New York on Sunday.
Mr. A. G. Help. of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday and Monday in town.
Mr. Alley Archer of Brooklyn is the
cvl (‘Ulllillllii‘wlin'lll of the Suugittuck of his broihcruf lluutin‘ ~ * ~ ' ' ' ' . . - '
~ gion. 1“ L 1“"- °" . b“ l e ‘o v \r l an ' inn 0 l i . . . .. ‘ S . , .
DUNN N‘llm‘l disll'll‘i- t‘arr is full of orders and has work The lie-furl « .‘I‘rllt‘llilltlll “'1” hold nn H o n n t n ‘ t to probi ”mm and 3 . c ft 11 duyv l‘rcsli goods are ‘0 COlWNlCi‘ ll” nclgllbor, llon. \ mount to Lt)“ . pring m ‘848 _ guest of M" Chu' Jennings
~ ~ wants the next legislature to pass It law received daily from how \ ork and from poly". a,“ mo lnttcr made a mistake service is 58 years, long enough to enlr- Mr. George B_ Figured gnd mother-are
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i‘.ipi. l‘crkiiis ufSuutb Norwalk. visit-
c-l lluigctii-ld last week. The captain
enough in hand to keep him busy for a
long time without another order.
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ice ci'cuui and lunch festival at their
room Tuesday and \Vt'illll‘h‘illl)‘ cvcnings,
August Will and 30m.
prohibiting the manufacture and sale of
liquor in that state.
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farmers and gardeners in the vicinity of
this city.
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in calling his place Contentment island.
and that it ought to be ('imlcnlum Is-
lund. l". M. seems to be a lion on of con-
tle him to be called in truth. an “Old
Salt.“ and during that time he has never
lost but one life, a Mr. Steel. from the
visiting in the stats of Maine.
Mr. George T. Carr spent Sunday with
his brother in Huntington. L. I.
luuk-i liiilc and hearty and is as genial us (. n \. l T l l ‘ if .,. S f d if f
. ..'__ . . , - . ._ ie . . c son a - or not our lllSt‘i rom , . . - ' 3 . n . lenticn.—- tam or .~ ( l‘tll‘l) e. . .
”H “film“ 1.1L“ .- ._ Mr. 19.. v. A. Chidhcstcr .lr Norwiilk um finish Ruck. Vii‘l‘." “ml “HUN Th" “m" Hr.“ MW ""m‘km "‘0 ntdltlf‘lllrlilisil lllhi‘sfiiwtl"film? ‘~ -r 74> ~-— “can!" Clmlurion- Miss Midi-10"“ 0' New 3"“ “Y i'
. . i .. . . ‘ ' - . ~ wntcrs (ill (iriulglil u! l‘liiistcil's drill: Th‘ml’l“ “hula“ "‘ firm" "limbo". “‘“V ‘ I“ I I L ‘0‘ ' “I “W" All item l8 going ilit‘ “Hinds of the —'—’"*‘_ the guest 0‘ Miss Cornelia Downs.
.\lphimz ) l)ll)‘)l( of how d) tmL and land and buildings on the milllll Slill‘ (if ‘ a select achiiul um first M “d“ in Q9 1. . ll ‘ C [‘1' ll ' ' '
, . . _ . _ “._ _, . v . _ ' . store, they met- get across the water from tho . 3’ L l state papers that South Norwalk monied rulers onve o . Mr. (‘801'89 w. Downs, of ‘1“, ‘3'th m
l .zmnasicr lliinning of this City have .is llllhltlll strict, the stores of nhicli —_ , o~o - . shore is a nwguiry to the suffering in- WIND" M ”I" n‘r‘Hlt‘nct‘ of Mr. Nelson - - , tock com- The National Hot Makers' Association . ’ti fr‘ends in Greenfield Hill
lli‘i‘ll authorized by tux-collector Siduhn Im‘ “*‘l‘llllit‘ll lli‘il- V- ””15“". 31W” Th" mm" W” h““"“ ”“m‘lmb' "" ”l“ - . ' ' Wilcox cor Main and ltnvuiond streets men are trying to organizc'as ‘. - 'li lold anstionsl convention in this “8' ng I '. '
in rcci-lvc and receipt fur town (axes. llaws..ns. ill-«i. II, Ferris and H, llud. lliiubury dock will lw sold at public h'“h"fm"fl‘ ““0 now spend most 0' "w" Terms l;,,,,h,‘l‘litc bloc ltd- . pony ‘0 make cotton waddlng. Th” '3 Wl . 3 _ M d Se ‘ Mr. John H. Knapp made I firms Vis-
W“ "’ Well auction to close an cstulc, on Moiiiluv time m attempts in h” M! "w {welt . :0. . “ “‘lflmko- The “”0“ is being made in C“) Lon‘imencigg on his: 8y. firm- if to Waterfown. N. J" yesterday.
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Hung“ \vi-rc livcly :il l.cllu}' Adam's w." 7". 7‘ . licxi. tbc 21st. ill l:1lll|‘. in. five uilv. \ . .- . ro‘v' . 3" *‘XL‘llrfill‘ll Wm." from N““‘ \ork the borough, and we hope the) “m be her 4“ gal P": h 3 ' k0 Del“e M“. Baum", and mm 0' FR" York
A“ ”‘9 “"“mllfi “f ”l“ \“lmm‘l Tm" ’ mm“ " says " “M ”m to ”mm“ came upon the steamer "liliickliird" to successful. "hmugh the s “we ° ‘ e wee ‘ e- citv. are visiting Mrs. F- A- 1‘0"“-
illllrkt'i. Saturday night. He rcccivcd
sci i‘lllt‘t‘ll crates of peaches by an after-
plc of Honor in Boston lust “t‘t'k, Judge
.7 ,.. .
Tbc l‘rcsbylcrinn society of Stamford
for being dishonest and yet be is com-
pelled every «lav to cut out pieces of
llorlon Point on Tucsduy. They enjoyed
4..
Mr. (ieo. Martin has secured rooms
gates from every local society are ex-
pected to be present.
Mr. Gould Seymour and sister Miss
Maris are rusticoting in Litchficld.
§:\"t‘ was elected (irimd Wnrtbv llccord- will err-ct ll stone or brick liuildin v on ' ‘ '
"mm ”mm and a, 901'er m the “Nb .-. . ' . L pastebonrd. which are put between the themselves in their own peculiar way. , , ,. ore nd W .
m ’ “WV \vcrc “WHEY all sold er of the Tcmple of Honor of the l fllll‘ll the site of the church that was burned soles of the cheap shoes made there and whip“ was v0“. distasteful to "u, guests at: (12:35“iligfnel‘hlltglmtli“efflllnlvflCe Honest mo, \"(lfll'l “ I40\‘(‘ll‘ Miss Iva Stillscn and M188. my Flick
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My“. Mr. 5%,. “m, m ”H, . n) LN pnlnicd off on the innocent publii as of the house. the manufacture of cigars next week. l-‘acc ligve been visiting in New Conan.
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Mr. Frank linker. superintendent of
liwtli of (inlilscliiuidl's col-wt factory.
and Mi.“ Abbie l’. llciinis of the same
place \\ t’l'i‘ Illlil‘l‘lt‘il ill. North Salt-iii. New
\ Ul‘k. on Saturday. August Bib.
_ ... .
‘l‘licn- appeared an article in the SEN-
wcck with a view to locate llt‘l't‘ which
be will probably do in :l short time.
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l’utrullniuii “'m. H. llnyl lciiilcrcd his
resignation in tlic liiziyur «in Monday.
Mr. Hoyt.
Ll‘illllblllil‘)‘ ilrolbcrs & cut... shoe factory.
has accepted .'i position in
on Monday of last wcck.
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According to «lame ruuiur \\'c are in
ll:i\'i' niiutlicr lunil-cr yard and carpenter
shop. in bc carried (Ill by one liiiyuiuiid
of Norwalk. \':illi~y Luis)”:
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Tbc lii‘iiigcpm‘t .ch‘s' mks W“\\'liy
ilou'l some one ll'_\' and ninku iiri'uugc-
leather.wl‘hilndelphia News.
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Mr. \Villinm “‘ilkins. engineer M
Martin llzitcs Jr. & (‘ofs fur factory was
wiping the rngine while in motion on
Monday and had his right hand caught.
The little linger was taken oil' and the
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A fire company is being organized in
Bridgeport for tho purpore of tnking
part in the lliiubury parade, and will
probably consist of nearly 100 own.
They linvc liikcii the panic of "Pacific."
The liowc band has iii-cu cigiigcd to
We wish him success.—~\Vnterville, Kan-
sas. Trlcgrum.
Mr. Martin. it will be remembered,
was known in this place as “Prof. Mar.
tin." and lived in the borough.
on.~~——'——
t‘ongrcss adjourned Tuesday afternoon.
The members were so anxious to get
A most interesting and instructive
book is “Wandorland of “'ork,“ just
published and now being sold inzthis city.
“'ritten in a very entertaining style.
fully and handsomely illustrated, and
elegantly bound, it cannot fail todelight
the eye and instruct the mind in some of
Mrs. Herman Snyder and Him Minnie
Durand are at the White Mountains.
Mr. Willis Woodward of New York
city is visiting Mr. E. A. Woodward.
Mr. Palmeter, formerly of this city now
of New Jersey, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Louise Carter of Hudson. N. Y., is
113}... of but vim-l. uridcr illc caption \\ in. l (-rigory has lNcn iippulnti‘il by nu ma fol .i n union of tbi Smith “"‘l “l“ badly “Sim flil'llisll music for them. home they omitted passing the usual l ‘ ‘ .‘ 1 fl - f , d l'fe the guest of Mrs. Councilman Powell.
"That i'ioliibitiiin Slang" and was crcdit- the mayor to l-ikt‘ llln place on the force ”HMS? \V ‘ nr ‘ null . l ‘ t l i ll W" 0'. ''''' —- l‘csulutlom-l 0i courtesy. and rushed ‘ u prattlta n airs 0 ever) “y ‘ ' Casli'i‘l‘ 1,33an and Mrs Layton an}
l . ' V ~ ~ - .'9 l ' “Wm” ” 3 ll " l," l“ , y ' , , , Still) ,‘__ 'tlllllf‘f’flt‘llf w..." ~90. “W" » ~ . . l .
lllllll llli l mini. ii on t is, Mr. Tlloulns Ta) lor. n! \\ 00.1....” tinny as soon as yo li ( Concert. enjoying the b at ey I d. g
mi [H the llqiubury lirpulllli'vm. It should
have been credited to the llaiibury
[b'llliw‘l‘vlf
___,,, coo ---——-
.\ ”reunion" inst \Vcilncsdoy of the
gory in the Mnilcy trial is a novelty.
The twclvc gi-illlciiicn went to the shore
null enjoyed a good dinner. and it in
w , coo
\\'c rl‘l‘ by the (hizrffc Jolllt‘ one has
lost :1 pct cut. .\ bandsnnic prcsciit will
llt‘ gin-ii in [be limlcr for tlic return of
tlicsziuic to Mitchell's Iucnt niiirkct of
Nurwziik. Those- )lill‘licll boys will have
their jokc—piissiblc ilicy arc to fillilln‘ll
llllll iluriug
llic scvcrc tliiiiidcr bll‘l‘lll of List wcck
the Wood work in the lllllllt‘illult‘ vicinity
of tho tclcplioiic was badly scorched.
0-.
The \\‘i'li'i|llli'll min mmlc itsnppciir-
nucc ycs'criliiy morning. Tin-shower
A Indy in town reports
owner of the now known \Vili‘mi l‘nilil,
iMr. ll. llurchnrd) lhiit be has decided
to drop the name "\Vilson." and lit‘l‘i‘ af-
ter the location will be known as "llcl-
den l‘oiiit,“ resuming the virginnl name
of that rouiiintic and beautiful spot.
- «a» ,-
avenue. brought into our sanctum yes-
terday a copy of the "'I‘cnuwrnuco llcr-
alduudllood Templar Record," which
is printed in Dunedin. New anlnnd.
and is the (lfl‘ll‘lill temperance organ of
the grand lodge of that place.
-7. ‘
Republican.
It‘s a shame they "omitted it.“ Let
the President call an extra session that
the usual "resolutions of courtesy“ may
be passed.
\V .
MOM
Rev. ll. lioolc will preach at
Brookside Park to-niorrow (Friday) fore-
A grand musical concert will take
place lo-night (Thursday) in the M. E.
Church, llowayton, the proceeds of
which will be donated toward payment
of the church debt. The following art-
ists will take part: Miss liens Bungcrt,
soprano; Miss Rose Banger-t». piano: Miss
Mr. H. W. Simpson and family of
New York are stopping at the City hotel.
Rev. George Richards of Gollipolis,
Ohio. is the guestcf Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Fitch.
Mrs. H. W. [ester and daughter are in
Ridgeficld where they will remain a few
“4““ ”3"”. purpose 1" I” hold “mm“ 1 l i l cvtciiilul north only about siv miles The South Norwnlk Sentinel topics n ‘
"illllt‘llllv’v‘. t ic ll‘l’illl‘Hl \\ it i a new kind of suiisn ‘c. ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ . . .‘ . .‘ .\ robber ' was committed in Mrs. liud- . . . . . .
a a ... " ... k \vliilc at my.“ in u... “-0.". it is as dry “8 Wt‘lliir‘l'f‘ltlf‘ Prnlllblilnn editorial . from dcii's lioariliiig'house opposite the do ’0‘ noon at mull) o‘clock. A spccml train Annie 1.. Bungert. violin: Miss Edith M. weeks.
'l‘iu- Iimbury .v Nurwulk it. 1:. it... A CHllSI‘i‘se‘nmn from nnc or flli‘ iulc- ever. :32; (.331i‘.“Farafig‘fig‘fiyr‘f§valfim'c‘m ll? m, Tummy “a“, 12 dflock -\ hu‘nb leaves thiacity for the camp ground at Smith, piano:(‘.iars Louise Bmdsilmhild Mr. Alfred E. Chaucer. 0' New York
“"0 “mm. “M. vawm mm, m MR“). rlul‘ suites being iiskul \\ lint cll‘cct the “r "a... or 01.00,... your weapons. Let us ing cure 3“,.” watch. and about ”.00 ti 3. m. The regular train leave 0:23 a. soprano. Mr. George “flute. tenor; Mr. city. enjoyed his two weeks’ vacation in
George D. Bungcrt, basso, and Mr. Vim.
Adulilx' market building on linilroml
l‘law illill Will use it for a tickct oilicc.
it Will l‘t‘i’i‘lvi‘ a [borough uu-riuiuliug
and lu- put in Ill‘nf. class alliilu’.
w- «. .a
l‘liv Sinh- lllldrll of ”will“ arc milking
var-fill analyses of [llt‘ portable waters
of llli' \idli‘. lir, iiurkc in: for rlv'ill'ilt‘tl
to lbcxr i‘lli‘fillinl. Nilllpll“ [Pull the pipes
in this L‘lf} .md borough. and ills» from
the streams supplying
lllt'lll.
rcwri on and
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llnii't fur-gm: that \Vlicclcr a: \Yilson's
llilflil of 2*) pit‘CL‘! \\‘lll beat. Rotor; Point
iii-u \l'cilnesday, the day of the pic iiic
vote on the l‘chr and harbor bill would
llllVl‘ in his district rcplicile'Wlli! noth-
ing to speak of as there is only one rivcr
in my district and that is so small that
it is not yet decided whether we will
niacziiinniin or sprinkle it."
.0.
(in Monday l'lmrics Sczirlcs of Wilillc
punk. cuiploycd at H. ll. Fitch's pinning
nulls \\ liilc cutting ll. pocket in a pulley
for :i “iiiiimv frame let his chisel slip
and struck his left hand With it. near the
thumb. u'\ criug an artery. lt bled pro-
fuscly. but was soon stoppcd by Dr. No-
lan who attended the young man.
-———ow———-
The threatened breach between the
it is noch that Null Ii‘iwr got no np-
pi‘upriatiou from congress while it is
ikcly to «lo the heaviest carrying il‘llilt‘
this full of any strcniu legislated for over
the Pi-siilcnt‘s vctn.——liyington's “'asli-
ingtmi Letter in (hut-No.
7-.. 7 «~—
Ni-xi Thursday the Railroad l‘oniliiis~
sioue rs will meet the citizcns of this city
at the council chamber to lii-ur com-
plaints iii ri-gurd in Miami whistling. lbc
spccd of trains. and switching on the
crossings,
~— ooo _,
Mr. lhivid Finch of East Norwiilk. was
brought before Justice llauton on Mon-
day morning cliumcd with doing public
carting without license. lic plead guilty
hear from you.-—Ilnnbury Ii'i'pulilimn.
\Vc take it all back. and if we have
done anything we should be sorry for-~—
why, we are glad of it.
7 coord—
A large congregation was present at
the linptist Tabernacle last Sunday
evening to listen to the interesting dis-
course on “chuliivatcd Fields“ by the
pastor llcv. J. “'olfcndcri. Next Sunday
evening the subject of discourse will be:
“Little Foxes that spoil the Vineyard.“
All are cordially invited to be present.
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The llanbury & Norwalk Railroad 00..
have secured the services of Mr. A. R.
Scofleid, (better known as “Scofe.“) who
in money was taken. it is supposed
that the robbery was committed by some
one well acquainted about the premises.
”Oof—v—
“London Assurance." with a very
strong cast is to be given at the Opera
House by Miss Ada Dyns on the evening
of September 1st. The play we believe
has never been presented in Norwaik and
it certainly must. please when it has been
considered a standard attraction for so
many years at Wallnck‘s and other first
class theatres. Miss Dyas has always
been considered the best exponent of the
put of "Lady (lay Spunkar“ in this
country. so on the whole, the entertain-
m. Mr. Boole has hosts of friends in
this city. all of whom will, undoubtedly
listen to one of his interesting discourses.
do at a fire and how to do it.
property . "
‘00.
avail themselves of the opportunity to
m“ , ——-
The Stamford Advocate in speaking of «
their fire department says:——“The fire
department wants more men in it. Men
with beads on them. who know what to
It also
wants effective police cooperation at
tires to aid in protecting life and saving
The first piano ever owned in West-
rt was built in this place by a manu-
lfcturer named Huntington. about 45
years ago. whose factory was on the site
D. Day, flute. The concert will com-
mence at 8 o'clock.
~00.
That Umbrella.
During the shower yesterday a citizen
carrving a very wet umbrella entered a
hotel to pay a call to some one up stairs.
After p acing his umbrella where it
might drain he wrote upon a piece of
paper and inned to it the sentence:
. B.—- is umbrella belongs ton man
who strikes a 250 pound blow—back in
fifteen minutes.
He went his way up stairs, and after
an absence of fifteen minutes returned
to find his umbrella gone and in its place
a note reading:
1’. S.——Umbrella taken by a man who
walks ten miles an hour—won‘t be back
Dorian.
Mr. A. Fitch and family of Wat
Farms. N. Y. is visiting at Mr. O. W.
Wood‘s.
Mr. H. Smith and family and Kiss
Bungert of Brooklyn. arc boarding at the
City Hotel.
Mr. A. Bouton,cf Chicago, son of
Mr. John Bouton of this city, is homo
on a. visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Nelson, of Ko-
tonah, N. Y.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
D. 1“. Hunt.
Mr. William J. Leland is enjoying his
annual vacation at Albany, Saratoga
and Lake George.
Miss Sarah Benton, of A. Dicker-man
. . _ l \V . . . . , . . .
:‘l 3‘" ”ll“ ” “I. ‘ "i f” ”le t‘f'd curlers and llnls‘lwrs. of .\_orwnlk llnri and was hum! $10.00 and costs, in all will a... m. ticket “gem in “mi,- new of. merit Will be one such as we seldom sec of the present residence of Capt. James at au__peu-on m m”. ‘ . , ,
"iii. igr l ouipluuk .1: ii :lkntlldnothrsfi- { h:l;?.~::v;;tiln‘i g{.t:|!:xil.i ill un‘mtimg pflll‘om; numuuting to $13.40. which be paid. "a live 0" Railroad mun"). The COmDMly here in Norwalk. Further particulars Allen. The inguumant \vgg purchue'd ' I & Son, is anyoylng hcr m mthc
a. . . ‘r; lav is in i = - ll *. m M cs iv '1’ H'i. ' ' 00d ‘
l m t u mu“ N ‘ 3 '~ 3 .1 L t wl Hi the mat! =r was lb if u thlv . as“) tin-n “Mk 0‘” “ l"""‘““' have done well in securing the services “"u 1’9 SW9“ ““1“ “‘99k- by the late (ion. Henry "MW ‘ m Convict Labor Convention. Catskill Mountains. . .
llrt'll dollars for their services on that; ‘1‘}, l i ‘8" l ‘th ‘ ‘ lfiiilt‘ ins“ »—4 «0 ~« of so p0 ular a coil n Tl ——-—ooo whose family n Y” “:31 63' mag, Th 1' ti . f H MmJ. Irving Dibble is frustrating in
’ lint i lSL‘l 530i , t t‘ res \‘l ll . 9“] n. 10 new \' 0 l -
P L: rears, and was a term 8 as y our convention c at Makers New C asn. Mr. Dibble '90“ Sunday
day.
series of resolutions were drawn up and
Mr. Hilbert Bogart bud lllt‘ pleasure on
oflicc will be opened in n few days.
It is said that Mr. Wilson, the princi-
pal owner of the Wilson Sewing Machine
Francis Taylor the New York pianoforte
and Finishers of all the batting Districts
and Monday there.
“—W"°' — i s bmitted to the trade at a special moot. Sundiiv last of entertaining the adjutaut f ‘ __“.N' iorfer
.llcliwen. the liquor. ow. igio the rap- l -u . , . - . . . W manu ac urcr. . 1 . of the U S totskc m ores to ca '
. . . _ ring. andunmnnmusb adopted and the of in.» re 'llllcllf Wlillc in the arm -. ('.l v , , ~ . ' MW— "" . e“ "y . and wife of West
..i inflow... in his busuius, has been 3 L.urlm»: and finishers now chmv one w "l, ft) m ‘ l": u .. l) i ' WT!” Danbury and horwalk Railroad Company. who have been seeking l." During the month of July the follow- on the contest against the manufacture RiemNM; Breed“. «tool Mr and
compelled to enlarge his list store on l “nillller's 81““ 85 *‘ri‘m‘ly M OWE—"31' M 7' m t 1 .H n as H" W "M (“mp““y "“9 pll‘cednl‘mh 1’0”“ fen” this “unity for “ place to. locate the" “18 h” dealers ”0 re "9d W have ex- of hats in state prisons, will meet in Troy. ' " are e K“ '
“.“hm‘mm “We: and m a few days he icy 1‘,..)g,.,.' met in nearly sci cntccn years. They along their track in front of the Ilur- immense works. not long since married plerienccd business solicitudes as given: this cit _ on Manda Se f her 4th at Mrs, John H. Ferric.
‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ a handsome widow of Bellei‘ontaine. - HR eman. San Francisco. Cal" sher- 3 y ’ p cm ' Kr. nnd Mrs. Mark Hubwll were the
Will show one of the largest stocks of
lieilsand caps ever before seen in the
town of Nutwnlk.
A‘OO
The iirccnwlcii (iruphi'i- in speaking
of the railroad accident at that place
Friday morning lust. snys:——"The fact is
this mad does such an enormous busi-
ness that two tracks cannot safely ac-
commodate their business. \Vhat is
wanted is a parallel road. and that too.
ver ' soon. .. a . . - . .
l __ " _ Laplatgwfin 0‘! ”30 Se“ em) ~first ”‘3" "r ‘ tree to it, There were seventy veterans ing his factory there. _ tts ri n wh 900 d d
.. 'Tis a beauty of a place. and so merit. Nb. S. N. \..w1]lbe present the The badges worn by the. successful present. their average ages being woo—— stores, and on inquiring learned they '9.“ {Put t mrod cgnhp" ay 0’ gnd daughter have been the giro-t! of
markesulen in last years brigade prac- We had the extreme pleasure on Tucs- contained mineral water only. we all e a scrap u ,t us compet- Mr. “dun. Senator 3,30,. .
healthy." say all that have visited this
charming little island this season.
Steele's boarding house is constantly
filled. as well as the numerous cottagci.
and still they come. Bell's Island. under
the present management, will probably
become one of the finest watering places
on the coach—Dunbury Democrat.
“wr—
Mr. S. \V. Gregory has opened a
boarding. sale. feed and exchange stable
on the property recently purchased by
him on Railroad Place. He proposesbcv
fore long to erect a building on this site
which will be a credit to the city. The
lot isin size 80 feet from and 160 feet
deep. and will permit of a. handsome
building.
OOH“—
The state central committee of the
National Labor party of the state, met
at Hartford last Wednesday and mapped
our 1 plan of action for the oampoigu.
They issued a request to all goodcitiscns
in sympathy with the principles advo-
CWPd 0! ““3 Pull’: ‘0 CONDO“ with ' a role the train both at Brid - view is of the steamer “New r ” l
the chairman of the state committee, :3 ;3%“mgrd to drink, and to has; the employ of the Wiillmsntlc Linen .3 her wharf a that place. ‘30:}, vigil: lat man. “Who is that tall, fine look- to enter and with of I good square tions of you! music. During the “I t. , _
090- w- ”all“. of Rocky Hill. “flies fallen from the gnu, in a partially in- Company will be continued in their ser- are good and are a fair sample of the ex- “’8 lMlVldMl 1’" “'“l' 5' 30°“ as 5° was coated ‘3 ‘ there will be arc-gotta, tub race, swim- I'- M '1" E. m““%’ 7,.
"“3 "unit" 0‘ know" ”lawman in toxicstcd condition. vice after July «b.1888, unless they can collect work produced by Mr. North. 2‘ man. “Th“? That’s Andrew 1" table h." ‘ M ~ and looking and ming match, bowling matches. °‘°" f" ”gar: They Wk;
each town, their needs as to literature ———-¢OO—-—— both read and write. And on and after W Green. eat-comptroller of New York neatly attired wsi' were it hi! “ho" which liberal prismwillbcoflercd. Incr- 3“,,” m, mm. .W
and speakers. and the prospectof effect- The Hartford correspondent or the a,“ date no pew” will be hired by this The lost Sundoysftorncon temperance city.“ ready to take his order. Capt. Sam dcrtoaccommodate thos- wishingtow 5..., . , 7
meeting in the Reform room had nome- lst. “You don‘t say so." looked over the blue! Illa “4 then I'll- tend, the committee unmade a special Ir. G. w. M and family of I.
ing an organisation, when none atpres-
ent exists.
W
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There is fun ahead for the lovers of
horse flesh. it is reported “'11). Slur-
ges. of Weston. who owns a pacer that
has a record of 2:233 is soon to meet Mr.
John Tryon, who owns a pacer with n.
similar record. on the Keyser road where
they will have a brush. Every evening
many of our horsemen can be seen on
the Kcyser road—seemingly flying
through the air.
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entire week of the state encampment lit
Niantic, as a special correspondent of the
New York Herald. furnishing that pa-
per with duily criticisms of Connecticut
troups, as compared with the New York
regiments. which have just been in camp
at Peekskili. The army and Navy Jour-
mil will also have a reporter present dur-
ing the entire week.
w”
An investigation into the circumstanc-
es attending the railroad collision at
Greenwich. Friday morning. was held
by Vice President Reed, Saturday. and
resulted in the discharge of Conductor
Wyman of the milk train, who was
shown to have delayed for several min-
utes sendingamsn back to signal the
coming train. Engineer Gates of the
freight train was not considered at fault.
James Maloney, the injured brakemsn.
who is at the hospital, will be discharged
from the railroads employ. He was paid
off the day before the accident, and is
Springfield Republican writest—“Tbc
Consolidated road seems to be in a fair
way tocover most of the state. In ad-
falked over the old times. camp life. etc...
and fought over some of the tummy but-
tles of which they took part.
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"Dick" (ioldcu of the Sentinel and his
friend Rogers of Lce, Mass.. were, over
here Friday eating bell pears from a one
hundred and twenty-five years old tree.
-~"l’.u'I.“ in Gazelle.
\Vc took “Paul‘s“ word for it, that the
tree was “one hundred and twenty-five
years old." rather than look for proof of
the truth of the assertion.
tice have been ordered. and will be ready
for distribution during encampment.
They are of a more handsome and elabo-
rate design than those previously award-
ed for like competitions in the National
Guard of the state.
w.
As Lagrand Johnson of West Norwalk
was coming down the lull, near hat
shop of E. M. Palmer a: Go. this morn-
ing, his ox team took fright at an ap-
proaching train and ran throwing out
Mr. Johnson and upsetting the cart, the
hay rack striking him on the lower part
of the back. causing an is feared by his
physicians Dr‘s. Burke & Sands. severe
if not dangerous internal injuries. He
was taken to his home.
"*—
The Willimuntic Journal of the 4th
publishes the following: "The Willi-
rnantic Linen Company posted the fol-
lcwing significant notice about their
mills on Wednesday: ‘No pemon now in
company who cannot both read and
write.”
M
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A drunken woman was picked up on
bank‘s place. which almost completely
obstructs the view of the train as it
passes at tliispoint. This was considered
the inostdangcrous portion of the new
road. and to a great extent a relief has
been obtained by putting up this fence.
"—4.0%
The Vetern Odd Fellows Association
held their annual re-uuion at Savin Rock,
\Vcst Haven, yesterday. The dinner was
served by Messrs. A. 6; J. A. Hill at the
“Homestead." and the “Vets" did jus-
62 years. Col Cunningham of this city
attended the re union and reports having
a splendid time.
900*
The annual meeting of the state coun-
cil of the order of the United American
Mechanics was held in American Hall,
New Britain, Tuesday. the 8th. Dole-
gates from this town attended the meet-
ing. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing yearn-Councilor, James
A. Ssndland; vice-councilor, H. D. But—
tis: secretary, M. 0. Staples; treasurer.
F. E. Fields; examiner, William Bette.
v-uv —— M .——-‘—-
Artist North has presented us with
two instantaneous views taken by him
while off on his vacation down east.
One is a view of the Atlantic Yacht club
of Brooklyn. of! Newport getting under
way. Rev. W. E. Thomas of this town
accompanied this club on their cruise
and is among the group discernible on
board of the “flag ship". The other
what increased attendance, and was con-
ducted with much animation. ' Mr.
Young of the borough was present and
Ohio. and soon tiring of her obtained a
divorce and in a. very short time after
wooed and married a daughter of his di-
vorced wife. While at present living in
elegant style in Chicago with wife No.
2, he. at the same time provides bounti-
fully for wife No. 1, who is living at
Bellefontaine. Mr. Wilson undoubted-
ly would have been a valuable auxiliary
to the borough of Norwnlk, and it is to
be regretted he did not succeed in locat-
dny evening last of listening to some
excellent singing in the parlors of Old
Well Hook & Ladder 00.. by Miss Lena
Bungcrt of Brooklyn, who is now stop-
ping, fora short season, at the City Hotel
in company with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Smith and family of the same city. Miss
Edith M. Smith. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs..Smith was also present and favored
the friends gathered with some fine
selections on the piano. These young
ladies will appear in the concert an-
nounced to take place at Rowaytcn this
evening, which is an assurance of the
success of the concert. Miss Bungert
has kindly volunteered to appear at Ro-
ton Point on the day of the pic nic of
members of Old Well Hook d: Lad-
der 00., which will take place on Wed-
nesday next.
We'v—
Scene, depot this .city: time Monday,
August 7. People waiting to take trains.
Men and women talking.
2d. "Yes, fact."
1st. “What d’yc spore he‘s up bore
for."
iff‘s sit e; A. Z. McMillan. New
closed by Sheriff; James A. McCourt
dorffer, Portland. Oregon, deeded:
N60; Isaac Lelcwor, Indianapolis, Ind.
sold out.
Troy, and ex-oity treasurer Ferris enjoy
contents.
this much traveled thoroughfare.
tbst vicinity.
and see the sights.
quested the waiter to bring him a piece
of bloc fish and a cup of coffee. In duo
time the waiter returned, and to Capt.
tie,
Pa” execution; Chas. Salomon, Chicago,
Oshkosh. Wis. burned out: C. H. Méusbs-
McDonald. San Francisco. attached for
4., w...
Yesterday Rev. Mr. Breed of West
edthc day down the harbor catching
black fish. We noticed on their depar-
tures number of bottles among their
have been unable to learn what luck the
fishermen had, but was informed the
bottles were returned emptied of their
“4"“
“Lake Mshackemc“ made its appear-
ance again yesterday morningduring the
shower. This time it appeared on the
Danbury track directly on the crossing.
and pedestrians were compelled toeither
wade or swim, if they wished to cross
The
track will have to be raised as it now acts
as a. reservoir for all surface water in
—---OOO—-—_
Capt. Sam Byxbcc of this city went to
New York on business one day last week,
and while there, having a little spare
time. decided to "take in" Fifth avenue
While strolling up
this avenue of wealth the wants of the
inner man were made manifest, and
losing a restaurant ncsr’at hand decided
10:30 o‘clock, a. m. Both the makers
and finishers of this district have up
' pointed delegates to attend the conven-
tion, _whosc proceedings will doubtless
be of interest and importance to our cit.
, izcns. as so many of them are engaged
in the manufacture of hats. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were oiectcd delegates
from the Finishers‘ association :--J. M.
Ellendorf, Wm. Wehle. Wm. McHugb.
It will be the especial object of the con-
city.
———-ooo-—————
A Gala Day at Boron Point.
o'clock.
continued in the evening.
vention to stop batting in the Massachu-
ing directly with the most important
branch of industry carried on in this
Doubtlecs the event of the season will
be the grand pic nic, given by members
of Old Well Hook and Ladder Co.,cf
this city, at Baton Point, next Wedneso
day. the 23d. Arrangements have been
made, by those in charge, for a grand
and pleasant time for those who will fa-
vor them with their presence at the
Point on that day. The committee have
engaged the W'hcelcr & Wilson full
band (20 pieces), for the occasion, and
they will give a grand concert during
the afternoon, commencing about four
There will also be music for
dancing by tho WheelcrkWilson or-
chestra of five pieces—which will be
Miszuw
gcrt, a noted vocalht of Brooklyn, will
favor those prcunt with a few solac-
arraogcmcot with oupcrintcdcnt Sand.
iforth fortn'instoWilcouPolntcnthot
guests of their son, Truman Hubbcll of
Bethel last Sunday.
Miss Eva L. Fleming of New York
city is the guest of Kiss Annie E. Smith
of Wilson Point road.
Mr. Alexander Archer, a former reci-
dent of this city. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jennings. .
Mr. M. J. Nelligan a recent graduate
of Williams College, Mass. is in town,
stopping at the City hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Geode“, of New
York city. are yisiting their sister Hrs.
Amanda F. chlcr. this city.
The Gate!“ onyx—“E. H. Waco,
South Norwalk. "glowed at thcAmori-
can House, Nantucket, August 5.
Mr. Samuel Wank of Baton is visit-
ing friends in this city. Ho will shortly
open a hat store in New York city.
MnJamcsA. Brown of tho arm of
Brown a Wilcox is at present enjoy-
ingthccoolingbrccscschccon Grove.
Capt. Post. formerly of this city. now
of Staten Island, is visiting his brother
indaw. Capt. William 3. Reed. of thil
city.
new whim... ... 2’.‘ to
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cored at thcpfmcrlcan Ham—Mus?“
of Mirror. '
Mr. John D. Faust, Jr. of W,
accornpsnicd by E. Thomas of Icwayo
too. have been cm a weeks vacation at
Lake Spoiled. N. y. and m
V .
Iaoh.’ umamm Hours.
Inmfltwllth-n
downdwifishsmchbh '1!
The NW W Pun. to diticu to the lines it now controlls, thcrc _ do: 'm I I h,
which tho Boston Daily Globe and Sew. i. gmgprobcbllity that it will acquire the street- on Friday by the police and spoke a tow. words or encouragement 96. Can‘t say.“ Sam’s astonishment“ before him part “if.” a“. (a, m mu,“ 'm u m
4-! Globe Nona. Ins-recently been re- the Air Line from New Haven to Willi- taken to the lock-“P. 35° W“ bronchi and cheer. Mr. Priest was also at the 1st. "‘Spcsc politics has anything to of a red herring and athimblc fuller icon m on, “folk" hogan ‘. ' -—-——o~o—-——-
organized. and huicucdaspccial wire mm,urdtbat it will havcthc Hart- N‘ON JMlWBWW “d “1le was meeting and referred very foclinglyto dcwith it?" ccflcc. He said nothing, but» inlet a - 145,390 540' 7 “as 9.3.. «- Wouo as I'll W fl'
"0'” 1"“ Y0“ ‘0 N" 3'3“!“ 0‘ "*0 ford and Connecticut Valley road not learned “W h" “"3“” w“ “H‘- 3h"! VIM tho tamper!!!” Workers had done 8d. “May he.” a good many Now time than it takes to rclatcit, that not w}; in" 'm ‘9'". w“... Point J"; mun-”mm“
Western Union Tolsgroph 0051M}: On mmihsmums. Already men WW!”- and '4'“ ll" “V" “'0'“ “0"" for him mini: and the crest intcw York politicians are rutlcating rim, before him dim um which be “up“. n. . ammo. “a. my“ a, “no“ mm“
Monday, August :4, tbs Boston Globe flame. policy “a W“ m suntan-d. It seems she left her borne out bursitis choose-sin consequence. and he's probably bssn‘intsrvlswlng requested his check which. callcdfcr 9.009;“ fist-mm. will have Do- .mhiyifiw “h“
beguntoucsivcioigsocral new: on a
wircwhrch run. My into in
speculating on its acquiring the New
road. a thing which was much
in the morning with two doucn eggs
which chctook to Stamford when she
and intensely pm room on the
Mrs. Gallup cloud with a fur pointed"
’cm." ' ,
1st. “Do you bslisvd Green and Til-
CISG. Capt. Sam inquired of the waiter,
iihohsdnctmsdcpp ‘aaiistakmtcwhioh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. 'l‘ownocud~
ccldtbcmandthcnspcut thcmcccyfcr
rum, but rhccculd not moustache-
torislrccmsfromlfchor-k, the past
working“ its license law tumor dcnwillpuli mm in tho- ocular
our lsrgcfcinss, and ms growth-and campaign?!" iv ‘ ' f .‘
magmas 7 “ L
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shod“ than-chow, ,_ and hginthisclty. “W‘m'hm, , , ,
now mourns qua-is,- murmur-militias»
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