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mam “Weep:-
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Wat-r later our ale.
Notice-Douglas Fowler Post.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Foot-emote at South
Norwalk. June 7. 1883. Pei-none cull-
ing for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised.
W. S. Beacon. Samuel S. Bailey. Min
Katie Beale. Harvey T. Blackmon. Mia-
Nellie Curroll. Nelson Fisher. Mrs. Mary
Faucher. Geo. '1'. Fisher. Mrs. James Farr
riugton. Mrs Fannie Farrmgton. Nine
Fannie. Fitch. Miss (lurnett. Miss Annie
Kaakie. Mrs. Fred. '1‘. Lyon. Miss Mary
J. Murray. Miss Julia E. Nobie. Mrs. Ps0.
tin. Wm. Reinhardt. Mrs. Sarah A. Ste-
vens. Mansfield Scudder. Mr. S. Stike-
man. C. L. Warren. Mrs. Mary Wil-
marth.
J. S. Dussmo. r. it.
"Fritz" of the Repulili‘mn is a daddy
~one——u girl.
rmoow—oa—
The Hose company will receive their
parlor furniture today.
90. ”w '—
t‘has. Gangwere's residence on Day
street is being repainted.
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Will Richards llast week succeeded in
catching a line string of trout.
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The front of Seymour 3 Main street
meat market has been repainted.
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Tmum Vining tg toying as good walk
in front of his property on Day street.
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Rev. Mr. \V‘eeks of Troy. N.Y.. preach-
ed in the Baptist Tabernacle. Sunday.
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The wedding of Dr. Baldwin and Miss
Benedict is announced for the lilth inst.
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The Union Band of Not-walk enterv
mined the Butther’s club Monday even~
ing.
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Messrs Bailey & Hatch have unload-
ed a large cargo of lumber tit their yard
this week.
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Rev. Mr. Keeier of Milford preached
at the Congregational church again last
Sunday.
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The New York telephone line is com
pleted its for its Stamford and works sat-
isfzunorily.
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.\i the Methodist church Sunday morti-
in; the pastor baptised two candidates
and took eight on probation.
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‘everrii South Norivaik temple were on
the hridgeut the time of tlie panic. but
not in the immediate vicinity.
00"
.lt-l‘iwcu the hatter. Will this week re-
ceive :i line of genuine Dunlap Macki~
nnw straw huts direct from Dunlap.
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The Alpha base hull club of the bor~
ough played the Mods on Saturday.
The Mulls won by a score of 17 to it.
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The Springwood Sunday school held a
wry pleasant strawberry festival last
evening which netted ll nent sum for the
“chant.
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Lttst Sunday morning. .‘liss Delia
Scott. organist. was presented by the
ladies of the Baptist church With it has-
ket 01' beautiful flowers.
m
“'0 are informed that Rev. Mr. Croni-
llsh did not understand that he was to
speak at Five Mile River cemetery at the
decorating of the soldier‘s graves.
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«Fine Landuu for owning or filial“
noon pleasure parties. furnished with
curefu drivers. at Baker & Lockwood‘s
rear of \Vnrsvick hotel.
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Maj. tieo F. Lewis. Surgeon of tliulth
Regiment. has been tendered by Gen.
Smith the position of lledioul Director
of the brigade with rank as Lieutenant
Colonel.
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Last Thursday Chas. \Vright lost a
valuable gold ring overboard ut lioton
l‘oint. Friday he went down and got ll
bathing suit and at the third dive se-
cured the ring again.
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The Cltnir of the Baptist church has
lim‘tl reorganized as follows: Organist.
Miss Mira York; so ratio. Mrs. Dr. J. J.
Berry: alto. Miss lessio lloug: tenor.
Julio W. Scott; buss. Phillip X. Knapp.
~—-——~ coor-
Tuw Long: Branch brought the first
incur.- to Rolun Poiuton SJthlR)‘. The
t‘l.\.2ll‘31dni\'l$ were from All Souls‘
.—:-.urcii. Williunishurg. and number-.d
:1l‘\’ui.l;3\'0. and all were delighted with
the Point.
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.‘lrs. Noah Joyce divcovi-rx‘d in one of
he: hatching broods of chicken last week
it rim'k With two bills. its head being di-
-. bird in the centre. It was a strange
{sunk of nature andhas been preserved
in wound.
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l2. v. D. F. Bradford. formerly of the
Lumen Congregational church. now of
Oxford. N. Y.. will preach at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday. Mr.
Bradford is well known here as an able
preacher, and Will undoubtedly begreet-
ed with large audiences.
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The directors of the Odd Fellows. Mu-
tual Aid Association last Thursday even-
ing accepted sixteen applicants for men»
oersinp. reinstated four members and \‘o«
ted benefits of $2.000 each to the heirs
of Valentine Baum. Samuel (T. Lines of
Brid eport and James 1‘. Way and F. E.
Hitc cock of New Haven.
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lute. paper
«Wall papers and mixed
ker.
hanging and calsomininz.
54 Main street. South Norwulk.
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Ex chief Kinney has got another wis-
dom tooth. Judging from theeppearanee
of the side of the face on which it has
come. it must have had an awful tune.
The tooth hasn’t staid anythin about its
experience, but Kit-tie can te i you how
, felt while the win tearing up
”I Pure Gnarly. ,
Wu
Two drawing-room we, named Gov-
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Ira Will Richards at the
organatthell‘ridayeven ng'lleni rauce
meeting. the havin returnd rout 0
several day: visit wit friends.
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A new skating rink is now being built
at Parlor Rock. on the tonic rail-
road. the t probably in the state.
It la NO feet on; and 55 wide.
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The Germanla Sangerhund have do.
aided u their annual picnic at Eaton
Point. us. 6. Several e aging societies
have been invited to participate.
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Hattiug grows brisker every day.
though it is not yet up to the maximum.
The activity is more especially in the
soft branch of the trede.—Denbury Item.
”iv-‘0.
Mnllings Brothers. carriage makers
and blacksiniths. have made an assign-
ment for the benefit of their creditors.
Liabilities about $2.500. assets probably
81.600.
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Yeeterday. by invitation of the New
York. Susquehanna and western Rail-
road. Messrs T. Baker. R. H. Rowan. J.
H. Ferris and S. E. Olmstead visited the
new Susquehanna coal mines.
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Butler Lodge I. O. O. F. has appropri-
ated $500 for the new paraphernalia. To
this amount the sum of 8100 has been
added by rivete contribution, and it is
assured t at the regalla and symbols
will be of the finest and most elaborate
character.
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The hat business is looking up: Bundle
& White are getting out 200 dozen per
day. while Tweedy Mf’g Co. and C. H.
Merrit. are all having increasing trade.
and the outlook seems good for a busy
time during the next thiee months.—
Dunbury Democrat.
Moe—~—
Rev. Dr. Porter reached at the Meth-
odist church Sun ay eveningn sermon
full of pithy and quaint points from the
text. “If any mun will do his will. he
shall know of the doctrine. whether it
be of God. or whether I speak of my-
self." in which the religion of Jesus
Christ was put upon it logical basis with
a ciearness that was incontrovertible.
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The Postmaster General has issued
the following order: Post masters at first
and second class oflices will hereafter
give their ersonai attention to the busi-
ness of tieir offices. and not absent
themselves therefrom without authority
granted upon written application to
this department. A violation of this
order will be deemed sufficient cause for
removal.
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«Fine single teams a specialty at Bu-
kelr & lockwood‘s. rear of Warwick Ho-
te .
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Next Sunday will be Children‘s Day
in the Methodist churches. and in this
city it will be observed as directed in
the disci line of the church. In the
morning. r. Hill will preach specially
tothe childrenuand in the evening the
Sunday school will give a concert. The
church will be decorated with flowers
and the exercises of an interesting char-
acter.
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The fifth annual reunion of the Army
and Nov club of Connecticut will be
held at I‘Fenwick nail on Friday evening.
June 32. \Vurren Leland. Jr.. the new
manager of the hotel promises to give
the club one of the best entertainments
it has ever had. The present member-
ship of the club is upward of 350. and is
increasing every year.
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S. W. Gregory has lmd the building-
used for an (illice for his extensive livei‘v
stable on Railroad lace swung urount
so as to leave a wit e entrance to the am
his. or the stable itself it can well be
said to be on an elaborate and modern
lan. everything about it being especial~
3' arranged for the pur e. Mr. Grey
my has many very him some turnouts.
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The Bridgeport News of last Saturday
has the following item of local interest:
"The oyster steamers Hoyt Brothers and
Gordon Rowe had an exciting rive
Wedntwduv in New Haven harbor from
Belle dock to southwest ledge. The
Hoyt Brothers won. In it former race in
February over the same course the (ion
don Rowe won by a quarter of a mile.
The third and deciding race will take
place soon."
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Hunt & Zeluff‘s new advertisement ap-
pears in this issue. This young firm of
enterprising and popular young men has
become one of the institutions of the.
place. Of experience and possessed of
a disposition to please all and to meet
every demand for a first-class market.
they have built up a large trade. Every.
thing pertaining to the business will be
found at this place in season. endat
lowest market prices.
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The annual meeting of the Norwnlk
iTnion Cemetery Association of Middle
Five Mile River was held Monday after
noon at the residence of Anson Richards.
and these ofilcers were elected: Presi—
dent, Lewis S. Reed: secretary and
treasurer. R. 8. Golden; directors. Lewis
S. Reed. Wm. R. Lockwood. Jacob B.
Raymond. Geo. Roberts, R. H. Golden:
committee on re ire and au lies. Wm.
31. Lockwood. Roberts. R. Gol-
en.
Superintendent Stevenson has decided
that the nuisance of lasting around the
depot in this city shall be staged. and
in another column will be fun anotlce
giving the low. and warning to tboae
:33 crawl; tine habltofuaiu mall-
PM it or wt 3
the law. and after tli war-nil
latoreof the law will beer-rest .
trim M .Wm‘ .. .
t am a .t e
madneforalong time then line been
t of the homo! loafersmtii:
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Charles W. Smith in painting his rear
tenement house. -
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Rev. Jam ll. lor will b at
the Baptlet :burcbwaext Seam
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Lewis Inekwood Inn's? down a new
matrix: in front of place on the
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E. A. Woodward oflert for sale Jersey
heifers and com. to reduce stock. They
are thoroughbrede.
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Mia: Emily Cox entertained a few
friend. at her home on Retort Bill on
Huntley evening.
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Assistant Inspector W. S. Knapp will
make the semi-annual inspection of Eli-
ae Rowe. Jr. Post to-tiight.
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Comrade Logan of Elias Howe. Jr.
Post will inspect Douglas Fowler Post
next Tuesday evening.
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The South Norwalke pla ed a borough
picked nine at East Norws k yesterday.
and were defented by a score of 90 to 18.
flay-«ww—
The skating rink is now an assured
thing—permission having been granted
for its erection by the council. It will
be about 96x68.
-¢».—-»—-—
Will Richards last week while at-
tempting to mono a dog from drowning
received it savage bits from the brute
upon his right hand. which has pre-
vented his being able to attend to his
work since.
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T. DuBois. the new purser of the Pew
asumasags‘tgblisltied maps}: in the gag:
i 0 pa rune 0 9w
hsgenersl courtesy. The iron Emmi
b9_at Co. E“! specin ly fortunate in the
owners or new vessels.
H—m
—F'inest coaches in town for funerals.
weddings, etc.. at Baker & Lockwood‘s.
rear of Warwick hotel.
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At the school meeting Monday even~
lug. there was a general remark upon
the neat appearance of the Franklin
street school house. and Janitor St. John
came in for liberal praise. A better
kept building could hardly be imagined.
H...
Jose h Klinefeitor of this city and
Miss I u.duughter of Charles Lowndes of
Five Mile River, were married at Norwaik
yesterday by Rev.G. Haulenheck. After
the wedding tour they will begin house-
keeping in one of D. Hunt's houses on
Lower Main street;
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Last night about 8 o'clock (.leo. Byx-
bee's son fell off the footbridge. Drew-
tender Jones saw him go over and suc-
ceeded in rescuing him. This is the fourth
boy Mr. Jones has saved in the same
manner in the past three years. and his
son has saved two more.
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Tiie arrangements for the Grand
Fourth of Julv Picnic of the
G. A. R.. under the auspices of
Douglas Fowler Post of this city and
James E. Moore Post, Duiibury. are
nearly completed. Everyuhing indi-
cates the largest gathering of the season.
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Butler Lodge. 1. O. O. F.. last evening
worked the initiatory degree upon two
candidates. and the second degree on
the same number. R. E. Kinney was
installed R. S. S. for the balance of the
term. Nomination of oflicers next Wed-
nesday evening. 13th
The stones for the pier of the new
draw are all cut and at Bridgeport. A
portion of the timber is also ready. and
it is expected that the old bridge will
come down at llll early day. We cannot
give the definite time of building the
temporary (cot-bridge, but it will be he~
gun soon.
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AA the semi-annual election of the
Temperance Reform Association last
evening these officers were elected: Presi-
dent. C. F. Hailock: vioe-presittents.(leo.
1‘. Curr. (leo. A. Davis. 1‘. McNamara.
Frank Partrick. Frank H. Richards; sec.
returv. Frank Partriok: treasurer. O.
W. Weed.
mom
The wife of John Sullivan of Stamford
insane. mos from her home a few
days ago. and has been traced to this
city. he is about 50 yeani of nae. fleshy
and poorly dreamed.
Any one know-
ing anything of her whereabouts will
convey ii great. favor u
‘ it her anxious
husband by informing hie! Pelliuin.
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Every citixen should rend the reports
of the union school distriotomoers. The
committee make statements that {we
highly creditable to themselves as well
as the district. One item about which
there has been considerable talk. we
think. will be it surprise to all. and that
is the amount received for tuition from
tipiis outside of the district. No more
uttering commentary can made
upon the school than this. The district
was wise in reoelecting the old commit-
tee and other officers.
WOO.
——Boarding Horses taken at reasonable
rates at Bsker & Inckwood‘s. rear of
Warwick Hotel.
The season of the year has come when
the mat ter of household cooking becomes
a‘source of a great deal of discomfort.
the house; in summer it makes the house
uncomfortable. No invention has done
more to avoid the disoomforts of mm.
mer than the oil stove, which is consid
ered to he almost as much of It necessi-
ty as the wood or coal stove. and any
family without one is deprived of one of
the that necessary mum to summer
housekeeping. The a stove of tu-dey
is a great improvement over the first in-
trodueed, and seems to have been
brought to perfection. as all the family
cock as can be done by it. and there is
no annoyance of wood and alive. and
with ordiua care no odor from the oil.
The expense 5 very smsl|,—8 or 4 cents
an hour. This art ole has been a new
ted by the new advertisement of
Bros. this week ofletin there stove- for
sale. and while we oou tl wiite column:
in their favor. notbln
advise “palladium.
or”.
In winter the cook stove helps warm .,
that we could
would to theme; l convince of
3%. utility as unexemlgutlon. and we
* its. my. mum-n
severe attack «pneumonia.
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The Old Well Co. are havln ‘an. ,
“WWW":- for their an. ggode.
rh lar furniture dealer David . ._
Stow? ”£93m with a hundred. black ‘ r- _ n."
h ' CharleeBelllehcuefromtbefar
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~ gag-vice in
Th!“ will 5° ‘ German Fred. Ambler spent Sunday in Dari-
Trlnity church next Sunday afternoon
at 8 o clock. .
o———-—- rt. E. B. Hoyt and daughter have re-
Hon. Phineas Louuabury was mul- turmdfronfiea one.
tot-ed into Douglas Fowler Poet last Risa Jolie Newcomb is visiting rela-
Tueeday night. ‘ thee in New York city.
W‘ Mrs. B. W. Inter has returned from
A large sign calling attention to Rotor: a visit in Meriden. Ct. .
Point and the means of getting there has Mill Lime Selleok tit Sunday with
m- Nellle Hartford, nth Wilton.
Mrs. Annie Serymter of Brooklyn ll
gaping a few days with friends in
Mr. and Mrs. A. Solmane spent Sunday
in Birmingham, the guests of Mrs.
Hotebklls.
Horace Nash returned from Florida
Tuesday. He will remain here during
the summer. ‘
been painted on railroad square.
M”—
Geo. B. Plulsted is ing to occupy
some of the Mill of t a horse care to
call attention to his two drug stores.
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Putnam Hose Oompan moved into
their new quarters on aturday. and
held. their first meeting Monday evening.
”Q.”
Edward Dauoh and mm" have re- H. W. Letter and daughter Mine Hattie
moved to Jersey. st is stiobeeded as 59°“ll “011101411 Day It Clinton, Ct.» MI“:
1 . v F Lester's native town.
$2532”: $138.???“ by Emery T“ Gould Behediot. the popular ticket
m. ,.. M. agent and wife. have been visiting rela-
The summer exodus to thchfleld has
tlvee it New York state.
begun. and baggage master Cavenagh is
Mn. Nelson Landau and don liter.
handling about a hundred packages a Miss Ella. of Lakevllle. Ct.. are v siting
day for that popular summer resort.
Mrs. John Scott and other relatives in
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town.
__H“’ Ha, my new shoes do not hurt Carrie Randall is visiting with Miss
me since I took out that com with
Ida Beers, South Nat-walk. From there
"L“ l I CPO 00 D “.0 ‘1'." for N8 Ibo,” to D: F. PCTRCT’I. Myllilc mVQI'.
” g}? .'.,‘”Wi ~49": 29:?“ {t v getgmti—WW ' .. Rimmed“
Prof. Walton and Miss Perry the weddin of files Jullu Devil and
will lay .
unluno duet at the Tom rauoe Fee lval Deputy‘She fl Linus Blrdeey 1“
on' Tuesday evening. 1“The music for Hummwm’m'
dancing will be under the Professor's ill-
rectlon. and Prof. Hubbeli will do the
prompting. W»_,«
A pair of gold spectacles were lost
this morning between the residence of
A. Crosemou and Crofut & Knapp‘s fac-
tory No. 1. They were in a case hearing
H. S. Road‘s name. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at
this ofiice.
.06 > -~
Some time between the olosing‘of the
Office Saturday night and Monday morn-
ing. a large piece of the ceiling of the
Republican office fell. and pied a large
ipantity of type and did other antiwar.
very rintur will sympathize th
Brother yon.’fornothingissodamagtn
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F. L. and Rufus Smith and Mr. Schaub.
of South Norwslk, assisted the W. M. C.
Band on Decoration Day. both here and
at New Canaan.—Ridgefleld Paw.
Capt. James R. Beers and wife were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bur-
banks on Sunday. Capt. Beerele oom-
mander of the steamship “ Advance“ of
the U. S. and Brazilian Steamship Co.
Postponement.
Capt. Perkins informs us that owing
to inability to get the Norwslk steam-
boat ready to commence making her trlps
on Saturday. June 9th. it has been
thou ht best to gatpone till next week.
whio i day will 3 ven out later.
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Weather In May.
and exns rating as to have jobs pie Durin .
. g the month of May there were
“d mix up with plaster. 16 clear and 15 cloudy days; 27 warm
& ,
-—Pi\rlies wishing a pleasant ride in a
first-class turnout, call on Baker & Lock-
wood. rear of Warwick hotel. ,
and t cool days; 8 days the wind was
northwest. 7 southwest, 4 northeast. 19
southeast: ll days it "was foggy in the
morning: 13 rain storms. and one thun-
der storm; there was one frost. The
warmest day was the 25th at 0 n. in. 59°
and at 3 p. m. 85‘“. The coldest day
Wtcl’fi the 5th. at 1' a.m.. 49° and at 8 p. in...
7‘...
The body of a new born male infant.
wrapped in a. newspaper and placed in
ti cigar box. drifted ashore M Wilson
Point yesterday. By direction of the
proper authorities it was examined by ' . ... . .
Dr. {lurko and buried. From the ex‘ ROII of “anal-mum
animation it was ascertained that the Ma“. 1883
child was born alive. the cord out and FR‘NKLIN ‘g... bottom.
allowed to bleed to death. It was prob- . ’ l .' ‘ ' ..
ably thrown overboard to avoid the 3'8“ schoo weenior class, Louise
shame of expatiure of crime. Smith: Middle class, Louis Beers; Junior
. .,,, ..,____ class. Charles St. John.
Grade B—cluss 1. Mary Benton; class 2
Miss May Raymond reached her llth .
- 1 . . - c Emma Gregory. Mattie Ra niond; class
birthday last Friday . on which «con ion 3. Nellie Disbrow. y
her grand mother Mrs. Chester F. Tolles. .
save her a party at her residence on 6'3““ S—class 1‘ Geneva Dunning.
Havlland street. in which the fol- Nellie Fultoheriolaas 2. Iain Swords.
lmvlnirlittle folks participated; Gracie S‘Eadonifglmli “"00 Heddem class
and Flossis Havilund. Iols and Lens ‘6 l ‘3‘ Al 'W‘ood l
Swods. C‘nru Stevens. May Finnigun. M ”fie ‘03“ ‘- Amy v 0333 8.
Helen Hwnrte: Mar Pin-(lee. Katie ‘8' day“! ‘ E N i . ‘
Hutchiugsmi. Emma .kwood. Faun 8 1"“ ‘3 Ts“? 1. film? 0" 8. (33"8
LaForue. Bertha Burchard. Minnie Wi - P rm“; ‘0'“?m' “‘9 Hutchinson,
cox. Hettie Millard. Ernest Huvilsnd. wry}; $1333“; I Adolph Dwymw
Reed “Muny' “33.2"? Ffiel‘tu) mond. class 2. Lida Welile. . ‘ '
The Smith Norwalk Base Bull Club ("Wm 3" 0"“3 1. “MW“ H“lbw“!-
was organized in this city Monday oven- ““3”“ Larsen. Henry Larsen. Bessie Ly '
lug. Following is the membership: R;‘gi‘;’“1¥’0;‘g'°“v Corn Stevens: class 9'
. . . . ‘ . .
Phillip h. Knapp. t’eptain. Dr. McGone Grade $~c|ues 1' Arthur Keeler; class
on School.
gal. Secretary and Manager; Robert. 310- . .
Quhae,'l‘tetisurer; Frank Suwyer.A.an- 9. charlie “‘2’?“-
renoe. Arthur Miller. Semi. Warring. . “05‘0““ 3‘" 3.0300“
Gm Toby. Frank pmmck, Will 3‘ ‘9me Hum t. KstieSnmmei-stolau
2. Alexander Brundage.
Grade 8—class 1. Arthur Ferris. Hen»
ry Smith.
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Council Meeting.
nomuv nvnnmo JUNE 4.
Bills to the amount of $708.03 were‘orc
tiered paid. 3
Permission was granted Messrs Swurtr.
6: Rowan to erect u skating rink of wood
on Washington street for Louis Potter.
Petition of lamp lighter for increase
of pay was referred to committee on
lamps and as.
Petition or sewer on lower Main at.
was referred to committee on servers.
Ordinance peered. that every person
driving or having charge of any coded
vehicle drawn on any street within the
city limits shall» cause the sums when do-
scending any hill to keep as near the
centre as passing vehicles will rmit.
Every person violating the o inance
shall be fined 85.00
Adverse report on petition for lumps
on Pine etree .
Favorable report on layout of _Wood
street. willie city clerk was directed
to notify parties in interest to appear at
the Council Room at 8 .m. July. 3.
The mutter of sub- ettiug old hose
house was left with committee on fire
de rtment.
oted. That the city clerk bush a
notice contluihig the names 0 persons
with amounts of asset-ment-
Crofut. Louis Potter. Robt. McDonald.
Thomas Cavuniigh. Emanuel Hatch. and
others. The club has adopted the fol-
lowing uniform: gray knee brooches.
maroon colored stocking and belt. white
shirt with monogram {‘S. N.“ on bosom
in maroon color. and crush hut.
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Acuuimittee ap inted by James E.
Moore Post to con er with Douglas Fow-
ler Post, of South Norwalk. to make
arrangements for the Fourth of July
ionic. at Bmokslde Park. consisting of
mmander H. M. Fanton. Charles H.
White. Frank Clark. A. E. Fuller. E. M.
Gilbert and H. W. Hitchcock. went to
South Nor-walk. Thursday to meet the
Post committee of that place. They
were given a sail and visited Bell
Island and Rotou Point and other places
of interest.—-—The Norwalk boys
haven‘t got the stay to them there is n
Daubury boys. A number started a mill-
tsry com iiy. but the drills broke them
up.—Dun my New.
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Saturday one aunt: man and three
boys were bruug t before Judge Austin,
charged with entering the freight cars
of the Consolidated road. wuh intent to
steal. Attorney Finch of Stamford ap-
peared for the prosecution. and Gen.
Nelson Taylor for the accused. The
young mun was convicted on this charge.
When the other ones came on Mr. Toy.
lor showed by the evidence that there 3:. a“. 13 out of WM“. street.
had been no theft or attempt to steal. a“ out-{wt mm" we were in error in
and the complaint was amended so
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an avo n men n are w one 4 ruin;
upon the ”fig-yet aside the fli'at find- Adjourn“ to next “Md” "9 ‘
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Dorlou Point.
Mr. Dorlon is evidently determined to
leavenotbiiz undone to make his sum-
mer hotel complete and attractl‘Ve. Es
Meow may constructeda oou ‘
of-ble Mention market mtaurent.
When it became necessary to takedewn
titted restaurant to make room for the
the new mar Device
inc, and held the whole four on the last
charger. Being unable to give bond for
their appearance at the Superior court.
they were sent to Brldueport.
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Dick Golden. of the Sunni“. has in-
vested in a bores and-«roll; it isn‘t a
carriage. nor a we it. nor a u . nor
a ouryall. but a findeeoript fol-i of it «in
vehicle that wee doubtle- intend to 10....” much
frighten children and horses. ll lite but mg QM.“
two wheela. the apologyfere. alts‘ . i
between the title and lie horse’s tall.
suds talisman it
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Andrew S. Witcrbury,
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William Elation.
Wholualeandnetfllboalerlu."
Fist. Bruits lllli utilities.
Canned'tioods a Specialty.
First-Clans Goods as low as the lowest.
0 teamed Geode—Tonal Corn
with! v °°~
manned Strawberries mounts. . Canned Mes
sea .
Fine Potatoes. $1.00 per bushel. deliv—
cred
W]! in aeoolsud enhancer abode
mkeptltltblebestpouib‘lgmmr. gluon“.
”"“‘ William wisdom.
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Spline rind 8mm, .
“Boots 1.: Shoes
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Custom Work
—--Of All W8.—
llepairlng of all Kinds
Promptly At To.
John Schaub.
Washington St. - - So. Norwalk.
April 18. and Id. at
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
A Good Assortment of
TrimmedBonnots
Also all the Latest Styles of
Untrimiiied Straw, Chip
Hats,
Can be seen. We have the new shades of
Satin: and Ribbons.
In Gunter Variety than in any other establishment
in town. Also an Elegant Line of
Artificial Flowers,
and Feathers
Fancy Goods, Ladies’ and Chil-
drcnsl. Readyelade Gan
merits. Hair Goods.
”Sailing at the usual Low Prices.—
llis. J.‘ A. Godfrey,
73 Main St., South Norwalk.
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Customers are roapebtfully invited to
Inspect lilll' .Stlllliilll
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Friiili Bonnets,
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hut Hats,
Alscaveryflne aelectlouof
stowage. >
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Mackinaw
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Imported“ and {Domestic 7
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OF ALL STYLES
Fill can
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Straw
This Week. Direct Fran norm
AND GRADES mo
an
see our Hats before purchatlg
Don’t fail to come and.
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