2:
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2
g
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f
of carssnd ions of height
her needed. The Winnipsuh
run with coal the next we“
per cent. more weight than
.sudtho cost of coal {or
only fifty-one
t of used the ml”
at that tints coating the
83.3% cord sawed in
Erase After a short
become used
ccstof coal as com-
less than onwhali.
dent of the R. ER.
company. nasinst
lot: the superinten-
ns driver. and the
urn ve Works.
engines sltered about a
the alteration of the Winni-
the first trip up with the
train the president
he engineer to go as fast
Stamford with safety.
sathe train arrived at that
film” 239;: of tliimefihug
w m opt. oyt an
Islam-satire builders. that a coal
it. could not make time with an ex-
Aa nusucceasiui attem to burn
was In e on the
and Stonington railroad
all months previous to Mr. Bullock‘s
W. the difficulty being that
mutton? not go kept up (or qgick
wenty. ve years ago t ere
w-sdcchters who {elt it to be their
to oppose a move so radical—so or»
for in the matter of fuel—that it
imitate which money could not
but the change was made. and
it!” man today who will not
pronounce a return to first
Infuel sa foolish. Where is
mucnduious one to believe the
I'll but! New York to cw Haven can
haundc in less than two hours. as is
now daILv. on steam generated
ahreorwocd.
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till;
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W making was known when
“builtths “srhv-insrouhacrtof
way WW.“ is full of
“Junta dwhicflh the
t.i.s not a cabinet
cs-“invsmor. but he in a thinker
” his fruitful Inind.
Yaw were established
#2th sshspsofscsri! it had
at tit. aid”. doors at the ends.
union! to keep the sun and ruin elf.
wuss-idem good enough by highly
“actions company managers for
To move over the
“than the stage coach
. was the high-
No matter how u
the car. so lcn as its
on the rails. t was
a. time In tints down
progress. bits
' , “tumultuous: face. laud.
sudmvsl design have found
way into care. But theeys of the
m was not all that needed atten-
. our.” .. cw w:
y wi e was 0
_ and gradually’iHIgeninns
W his ease and comfort
‘sau. route. and mntiy soft cush-
H “is with upPu teredhacksso
, he IIrnan succeeded
" ' Nessie on the scene in-
and
train trons New Haven will
3.‘ “i‘”. 11".?“ "286 ‘"".‘.::..§."
tun.
Won.'trsin 0' guns. New Haven will be
run only“ as farasSouth Norwslh.
stopping» all stations between Ne w
Raven andSouth Norwslk arriving in
South Norwslk 5.10 in. New
ex will leg." New a~
ven at «t. In.. stopping at South
Norwaih at Escher“ Daricn. Ml). arrive
in New York 8.00 p. In.
——~o~oo———-
lenedlct Fara.
ELThsiIe‘s new house was raised on
ssdsy
Ilsa tiyrtis Itiner and Kiss Sarah
Gotham. of Green‘s Farms. are visiting
Mrs. E. Jones.
lira. Hiram “mm died on Monday
and wasbu East svsnus
churchstloc‘cloch maturity.
Geo. Oonhliug. son of no. Urinating.
Jrhhcn Monday fall mamlccusttrss its
w a mu blossoms was on
injured.
war—~—
Bast Nor-wall.
Randall‘s new house was raised on
Holiday and is shout enclosed.
Wil lien: B. Our oiflunungton. L. In
is visiting his brother George T. Carr.
The Sunday school has nude on II’v
rsngsrnsuts yet for the summer picnic.
In. R. L'Hctniurdieu and children
have 0 to Long island to remain till
sttsrt Fourth.
The strawberry festival of the Home»
dist church is to be at the parsonage
next Tuesday evening.
Pee e living in East Norwalh should
get al their carting done as soon as
sible. as the bridge will hetorn upbecre
many days.
The Grand Army did not put in apo
penance at the church last Sunday
evening. and after waiting half an hour
without hearing from or seeing a single
Grand Artuy tusu. Rev. Mr. Cromlis
abandoned the eerincn he had prepared
for the occasion by request. and preach-
ed to his regular congregation.
.0.
Bow-yum.
The Boylnton factory has been im-
proved recently by s new cost of paint
John Lownden is building a verynrge large
dock opposite hie beautifu place on the
Shore road.
The shoes stolen from Thcmee’ store
“to weelni ago were found near the do
pot this week
8. C. Horton is kept conntantl
delivering orders for his fresh
eggs. cheese. etc.
Judge Bell has one of the handsome“
places in our village. and in constantly
making improvements in and about it
Jacob VonBualtirh devotes much time
in improving the grounds about his
taco. and is rewarded in having a very
utiiul lawn. '
busy
tiller.
A move is on (out to revive the inter-
est in the Baptist church. by opening
the church for preaching. and by hold
ing festivals. etc.
Hon. Charles Bell in building a large
addition to his already casaut renai-
deuce. end when complet will contain
many of the modern conveniences.
Prof. Dunn. of Stamford. was in twin
on Sunday. and it heingm Children‘s dig
in the Methodist chumhdooh
the singing. His cc addedm quch
totho an of services.
Rev. Wm. White. of the Methodist
church. preaches to very large audiencea
every morning and evening. Mr. White
is not on popular with the when of
the chihrc. His. is tin with tll‘tlchpu'dhiic
genersly pros M is n to
with marked attention.
——Qt.-"-
Mattie.
lilies Maris Lockwood is visiting who
tives in the town of Stamford.
flies Hamid Albertson has returned
from a week‘s visit with friends at Cro-
tch Lake.
Hr. Forbes. who mntlv purchased
the Cannon place. “ has several
work making improvements about the
grounds.
Thspotstobughssputin an
acne n active a.
though as yet they are not as numerous
sslsst year.
Mr. Josiah Tristrsm‘s brother and
Wm" l“ ‘l‘.’ wax 1335‘
n n can r. t w t
any serious Iuiahap.
Contractor Sherwood is rs ly push-
ing to completion Ir. John sterbury‘s
flue residence on the hill. It will proba-
bly be ready about the first of August.
taster St. John is having erected in
his burial plot. in the cemeter. e
granite monument. Philo of
unrivkslk. tur‘r‘iishse‘d 3:: stone sg is ut-
Bt “IL I'- u recon
a very su tisi fence about hungot. p
Since George Iaou‘s return to our vii~
lage that-ole much animation anion
the lovers of "horse flab. " It Is Iol
about that Geo bass “spender. ”and
it is only wai ng an opportunity to
glean the boys out. Thereisavidently
no
Hannah who now owns the
hasiust returned from s v t to
t“.vvlieviehehsu an intonation is
Insudlnneanccnteni-
plate an extended tripatsnssriydate
which will be made forthsbansflto
Hrs-Micheal“!
w
same-Inwmudmuymtsmr‘
lye. will “Kora“ thebasntiful place
then at m, .d
. 'A‘reflhhsltdiw the
Itch “new necessary-finer
can
”gait-momma; (or m 1
Ilsa Imam isqultesichwtth dip
Willis Stevens is working in Eilsdon'e
mist.
Maudie his” ls working in Asch's
MWilIis midis is clothing in Lander
cigar stove
Golden‘s “Pete”hssgcttc be
a town
The annpikss bust the Granitsvillea
last Saturday.
Cllllcrd Constant is working for S.
W. them.
lrving Vsuhlcoyi a working for Hunt &'
Zulu! again.
Lsnscnlingers has left his position on
the C. A.W
Miss Iois Swords is the best roller
skater in the ci .
George Ho t has left school and gone
to work in untk Zsluil‘s.
Reed Havilsnfi and Steve Scoiield are
working in C. B. DeKlyn‘a.
Eddie Barre has left Dr. Fitch‘s
school and is go ng to work.
“Hook“ and “Prince“ havebeen shear-
ed. and are sick looking dogs.
Elton Baker killed a emitted adder
twosndshsiffeetlong'l‘u
Nelson mood while in in the
33:01 ywlns lost his gol’dlast‘dh and
II.
"“On l'riday lard mvamth“
Bridge on can
muffin...” and returned Iceday
Goidanflarotnfim
caught in the shower. '0
——-——~«o————-—-
Bishop William's land Ap-
p. lat-nuts.
Bishc WIIIisrns‘ diocesan appoint-
ments or the coming month are an-
nounced as follower-Sunday. June 3d.
forennon. Trinity church. Newtcwn:
8 p. In.. St. Paul‘s. Broohlield: evoniu.
St. John s. Sandy‘ Hook. Honday. st.
8p. "1.. (‘hriat urch. Reddiug: even-
ing. St. James‘a. Dsnbury. ’l‘ueeda 5th.
evening. St. Thomas‘s. Bethe] . (Id-
nesdsy. 0th. 8 p. In..St. Natthew' II. Wilu
ton: evening. Trinity. South Not-walk.
Thursday.d 7. evening. Trinitv. South-
days: 8.th evening 8t. Paul‘a.
girlie-id. nday. 10th. morning.
Christ church. South Farms. Tuesday.
19th. diocesan convention. New Haven.
Sundav17th.rnornin .St.John‘s Hart-
ford: 8p. m.. St An rcw‘s. Bloomfield.
evening. Trinity. Tariflviile. Sunder.
9‘. morning. St. Jamee‘ II. Hartford
afternoon. at. Thomss‘v. Hartford.
My“
A trump attem ted to enter the house
of the Barnes gir a at East Kartford. but
lo and no one in and left. Then he went
to the house of the Ellsworth cistern and
woke up the occupants. wit 0 rang n bell
and coined him away. He then went
down Park street to the house cccu ed
by the Steele ntIIiIv. and woke up we
girls who awoke their brother. He
grabhedn iutolnnd had an encounter
with the urgisr who took the pistol
away and shot Steele. be receiving two
wounds. one in the right arm and the
other" In the side The latter is supposed
to be dangerous. ‘
mm
WW ‘ '
BALDWIN -B§.\‘ EDIC‘I‘. —In this city. June 18th.
tthe residence of the bride‘ s b Rev.
at“ N. ginning“ Arthur I! win. I Ii. anti
‘ DIED.
CROFU‘I‘. —In this cl . June iith. Janina (‘- ton.
ctr! ty sndlirs. Wii i.iati 0“qu
For Sale.
' NE Ii ’l‘cddcr. heart now. will be sold chea
0 “great y RSNRY TM . 9‘
For Sale.
A Good I ill and flutter ”really (ow. about six
years old. withca ‘
a» I Enquire at ills OFF“.
Found.
“$1.1.th . Thviai'tuur van
shim vi thanr'ScO'.
one “much. Kanifli‘n.w cum.
" Found.
RNWK it ARI. on In)". wtnisvs. June lath.
(tuner can have the same ‘hy mu? “me1.
Wilson
Found.
(intuition. near the hacnni.
Wilson road. a Sun We “which the
NW F“ "It WNW WI WIN?"
mi‘l'o Rent.
Mo.
vsn ”Media y. it month.
3%“ I! vfi‘ow cpnkinfi‘o an man.
To Let.
editoonitclettcicneor
ta
tienisrsi ulrest
Wm: It] or on.
A
etc.
(Ins-lit
r a
wire.
Money Lost.
Paulina-sumac. “Mr
082i! .fllfl‘fl.
South Kuwait. June 13th. ‘58. inc-it
House on Lot For,
8a 0.
Nt‘su Mismlsstxcrvslk. lama!
Honest
of ”Mandinmcrdc. Goa
MW. 3 WORD.
COURT 0’ PROBA 1 holds! II
Len-aw new
Ami Fixtures. Also threats
nisctursrs‘ prices. 5' *
m" :.in Porcelain
in I received. The
mum norm“: Clinician
Betta. AugwdssthYukm
Pisaugivsuascsllsudjndgsm
F. H. Hall & Bras
Purchasers’ Benin?
Loss Expense! Cash sues:
Small Profits! -
“ONANDAPI‘IR—
313'“! 18th, I"...
)tylsrhctwiilheoonductsdcuths '
Villaga Store Plan!
And Goods will bosoldstthevsryslallsnllvtng
delivery.
Hills HI" w“BHIIIIIIH HI'IIlli.
Gall at Market.“ W and
will sav'e-anney every “aw stunt. m
S. S. Durand.
Knickerbocker Line
80. Norwalk
N EW Y()R K
w—A N nu—
Brooklyu Direct.
Hill'fl, 2568.
Excursion ’Tickcts. 40 cts
wTHI! BTIAMRR—
ABEL-PHI,
Will leave South Norwnllt every day (Sundays 0:-
cvptedI frontstesmboat dockst'.’ has In" on arrival
of ‘thc Danbury and New York and New llassn
(rs ns
RITI' MING—Leaves Jcmll‘s dock. Brooklyn.
trains.
W
convclycdm to “d. from the Depot at
South Norwa I'RE
wPROI‘ILLEanv
City of Norwalk.
Will continue to Nua§oggular trips between Non
walk Bridge and T
hoightrceel neelvediroinanddclvmdstthvfroight
d t [the Dan and?! siltrtailroad
33ml. also the l‘Ia‘h'z'psug Railroad
More acid free of commission and mum
pumptlyo nude at the highest market «rates.
il s srcfcrhidtrnsti a cfthecat-
piggfm boats of this line 3 .3“... of the
owners -
Straw Hats!
.5 William mo...
New Grocery 1
g,
‘68
pvarrerr
H Pinslut
manna: magi... no...
338888
838838888
‘I
And'including All Grades and Kinda.
Ken’s. Ladlos‘. Mtases’,
and Children‘s.
Too Numerous to Mention.
.
Give me a call and you will he sure
buy.
.
a
lo m Ct. ‘ Cor. lain and Marshal Ste.
.1. P. Peokwell.
(succeucr to 1.. I. NARUIIALLJ
larnass 8. Saddlery,
'I' IIMIIOII‘ Blink. Wafer 8h.
“catwalk, Conn.
tarantula hurmyfiun rnoumu' Rxn.
Traveling Bags. Robes. llisn-
kets. Etc.
hm.“ at lonwt prices and all work oriented
II.Isnner
Fresliw From, li‘IeslI
Fish, Fiesll V eg-
etables'
«rm-EVERYTHING FRESH AT—mv-
HUNT & ZHLUFF'S Hillel,
72 Washington Sum-i.
Everything in Its season. and lint lil' from n- it
can be bought and void at lowest prim. nvd
pioniptly doiivend. one."
spring iiIId Summer
A
B cots i S h oes
0f Flavours lsnuiaciuro. Call and son them.
Custom Work
-——--—-Of All Kinda ——
Repairing of all IiiIIIis
Promptly Attended To
John Schaub.
Washington 8h. . So. Nfll'wllk‘.
Andrew S. Waterbury. 5~
w... mm m...
Wholwslc Imd Retail ”calorie '
Fish Fruits and Vigilailis
Canned Goods ii “Specialty.
Firstvclass Gocdsua low as the 1mm.
Tr our luceutthiuntd immwl‘cuwlotv. (.3qu
and I.
Cannot! Slnwhvrrive 13mm. I‘aiuml Nachos
so cents .
Finn Potatoes. $1.00 per bushel. iiviw
vied.
W i stool mid Minnow III Innis
h again-hast pigs» Nansen» me‘m.
“"“ William llilvdou.
. 18 Railroad Place. Sn. Nurwulit.
Raving takenJ thee
Ii: c.9922...
case a
on ltsilrusd
Raymond & W5...
HGROCERIEflSy‘“
‘0! All Kinds.
E‘mllym invite MAM of the public recourse
Host. of Goods, ‘ '
dud to sell at ' . .
H Harvey. 1..
m Claw 10th mmmfimb
m M. willie Mbmufli
' “ammunition. “mm
donsstlowmcss.
M ilk acts. a Quu‘r‘t.®
tnllk Ior d ccntsa
Erin: new ...... mil"
u” m 1% In figs-trim”! I: csail “an“;
HOYT & MEEKER, .
South Kuwait. CL.
Practical Plumbers
Stesmsndflasl'ltteIadeslcrsinPluuhcrsssd
tesnI liticrs‘sii and Gas I'm Job-
lns promptly sd.tc Mtf.
J ulius Baker.
D'I‘AZR B‘U‘Ilsflfln.
In lloororr‘a Snor. ~ Warns amass.
SOUTH NORWALK. - - QONN
mStair and Rand Rails Inado to order and shipped
mana‘ps‘rt‘ country at short notice. “I!
'83 WSIII'IIIE lilil Summer. '83
wanna-misc!
Widmw ma
Ba OOHN,
hi! Wall St. Kuwait. Oran. M
‘ nmyfiéfim“
.4- o...
Roton Paint!
--'i‘ ll 3-
Steamer mutate 3.
(Car-r. Guns.) I57
Will his c rcctilsr tri between Gout ih News I!
not: nnt.Pol ica'v’iin South Norwslh at to.”
am . in.‘ 8.00. 5.00 an
IoIIIc Rollin Point at ll. ms. an.
9.00 p in.
a‘rluud ill
:3. fiumngst 8.”. son
Fare, Round Trip. 25ers.
Single Fare. 15 “
M I LLI NE’R’Y
“AND—-
I'anoy Good...
«“We have a full and complete stock nfsll the Now-
eetatylea and alnhsdes Straws of all kinds All
Novelties in Silks.” Sstlns Flowers. Meta.
We add constantlyto ralrcsdy large stock. A
large smrtnscnt of
Trimmed Bonnets 8. Round Hats,
Con-(an on [land Particular attenticnis vcn
what in ME...
too orders. both
made to lookil new by thsShrl
fancym goods consists of a full
mtg“ Aw“)
from South Norwalk 3.10. (wand
{dump-n.
net.
hand. ”:an nos
The “No.3... Ouch Book in. "3:.
Your inspection of our stock In solicited.
MissesSt. John,
mu. ea min aim. Nos-walla.
BIst hair mist Stair!
Luci! Flinn! *
am... tissues. and amt Set. Part-
s hie Putnam. oil Steven Did
Retriaeraiiirsmronherrsfllaas.
'l‘III.‘\\i,'coiiInI.b Paper. Copper. and less
“raking“?! cl let
Mao IIII kinds of Plain and Ornamental
Slate Rooting. and Slate Root
Repairing.
’l‘iII Routing. and General Jobbing. 8le
agent for the solo oi Richardsou-&
Buy-won Co.‘ II manila. for Nov-
\vIIlii nnd South liorwnlh.
F. W. Jaqui, Jr..~
a Wall Ill“ NORWALK. Conn. ”h
To Owners of Dogs.
'1‘!!!“ mention” ofwners om
“‘an W‘Amfmm
Macadam-
larch Moe muhcfthseevwslmm tows-m shall as»
«germ
nu
WW
fall r'wwdfnss'HEEsp-ui :5: Hiimill::m t... _
«ww'
Nahuatl“-
MM
flammm.miss
lest-class
calf-athhsadwifi
ottbass‘im '
Wm...
“a.“ dismal!”
Ina.
“idem
, puttdtauplscs.
mnufiumum sat
two-usuaIss-swm 8..
W . “sublets-
‘ umfifiyffi estusd
wmumm fl.“
' ”Hindi-mill.
mwvmf‘v“
Above banjos withraisedfretsdtfl ‘
‘ extra. Band'sll orders to
“J. ‘
y
"as m s '1'"-
Largest Stock
IIIo I T YII.
Lsudsr‘s moot. - Bo. norm-Iv.
A CA):
«musemmmamut-n
lumen mm in!
“MI-censuses . .
Ono Dollar’s You? of
Goods.
41-.
m '
WWW-“aw my
plan-walk.
”Memo.
7 jWW «1.0 r
.. million Harm
Children’s a'nd
Shoes.
acidosis. lurch-ass.
Pheasant-ma.
mucus.
H‘ ‘Aslwa All
“RAW
fimm
sinuous—ts.
wwm'hmm~u
”huhamb’
“thalamus-s . ‘
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