IA“ of Lenora
Rcmaining in tho Post-office at South
Nor-Vathunc 3). 1888. Parsons call-
ing for any of these letters will pious
an the arc advertiard.
its. Nettie Bctta. Xian Fannic Fitch,
Jam McGinn. Charla-s Grayudfis Era-
rna Garnctt. Prof. Charles F. Howell.
Miss Sarah E. Hall. Mini Elisa John~
drew. Kiss Kitty D. Kindliantra. Louis.
Lem r. Mrs. Jane Lidlanc. James lento,
Hit- aria Taascllc. Lucinda “care.
J. 8. Demo. r. it.
J. J. Capo is painting—hi! residence on
Chapel strcct.
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Guisckcf has
thump-ant“ Park for
titans-non; »
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Gvcrkcflallockbuacosptsdm .
fionoffcnmancfnlfalmtgll
trimming-room.
The curlers of Crofut C 'I have
raised a handsoma sum for South
Norwalk barn ball club.
A J Crof h placed very la
. . at as a rgc
vaac of beautiful flowers on the lawn in
front of his rasidcncc.
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—Hnalc. danciu . tries. and a good
time at the Grand gag; pic nic at Brook-
aidc. July 4th.
Rcv. T. A. T. Hanna or Plant-villa
vc two excellent discourses at the
ptlat church last Sunday.
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Next Wednesda evening the election
of oficcra of But cr Lodge. 1. O. O. R.
will take place. A full attendance lade-
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Sunday excursions do not seem to be tired
popular yet.
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The Dunbury flrc department will pic
pic at Brookside July 20.
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M. Davis rustic the suits for the South
Nor-walk base bull club.
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The beat advertised articli- in t« mm is
Seal of North Carolina tobacco.
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Mm
H. S. Rood is going to have the prct~
tiest house on Elizabeth street.
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-—8 nd your fourth of July at Brook-
sidc rk. at tht Grand Army pic nic.
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liartin Rates. Jr.. :1 Ct». have been
Connected with the telephone exchange.
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fir. and Mrs. Thaddeus Guycr enter-
tained a few friends last Thursday cvcn-
ing.
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Robert Gear-Erna recently removed
to Jersey. has n sillicted by the death
of his daughter. '
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The Brookside camp meeting will with
mrncc Wednesday. August lath. and
close the following Friday.
Albert Beers of Norwalk is foreman
over Millard'u trimmers. vice Frank Mc-
Kenzie. rcsigncd.—-Bethet Ledger.
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Mr. Samuel Scinplo is the happiest
nun in town. Cause. an eight and a
quarter pound boy born last Friday.
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Dr. F. A. Brown of Dsnbury. for
years postmaster of that place. and
prunllfivnt in politics, died Tucsday.
vw~ a. — -- -
Tbo liridgaport rcvcnua officer has dc~
aided that l’ciss beer is intoxicating.
and that thnso who sell it must pay the
guvcrnmcnt tax.
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llt‘flllal. Jonvs. who has boon ill for two
works. is again able to nttvnd to busi'
new. and Will be found at his nfiim on
Washington strcrt.
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Simon Maoiiamnru is going to raise
his saloon building on Mum nth-ct one
story and innkn u chungc iii the front.
J. R. Raymund has ”in contract.
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Wnrk on the now draw will commence
3mm. as there will be no furlhcl‘ delay
after the crccsoting of tho timber. The
no“ footbridgc will be (1')“? in lime.
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—Go to Holland‘s for Home Made Pie
and Pure Candy.
w' ow
Messrs. Rood. Stout and Adams are the
champion fishermen. On Monday they
caught scvcnt lira blacklish. and what
was better stil . rcnwmhcred their friends
Mr. Stout claims ‘0 have caught most of
the fish. Dnc SlithtlllCN must be manic.
however. on this claim. as ho is a sewing
machine. agent.
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Rev. W. H. ‘Vll'dt'll of New Britain
will reach in the Methodist church
next unday in exchange with Rcv. Mr.
Hill. Mr. Wardcll ranks high as a
preacher.
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A Grand Army you is to bu inatitufcd
at Ridgcfiald this cvccing by commander
Edmond of this place. Ferric Post of
New Canaan ta expected to attend the
ceremonies.
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The “ Salvation Arin War Cry " has
this notice of the war in Syracuse :—
“Good day: hall pnckcd; thirteen kill-
ed; than wounded : thc dcvil kicking ;
ti xi wor ing; Syracuse for King.“
Among the sports at the Grand Arm
pic me at Brockaidc Park on the Four
of July them will be a grcaacd pig and
climbing of the greased polo. than which
nothing affords inorc amusement.
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wl‘inc coach outfits furnished for ri‘
vuli' families at lowest rice: at Bo or
a ankwood‘s. rear of nnvick Hotel.
This week New York and Connecticut
judges will appoint th“ appraiarrs who
are to set vsluationa lands to bo
acquittal by the road bc~
Noel} New Rochelle and Stamford for
purposes of cxtrnding th. read.
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Hrs. Crumb spoke at the Thu! ca
meeting Sunday afternoon.
hasslw nomctbia practical to .
figslhtcncd‘to With} any
and is a t It-
tcnlicn and profit. 8h. . at the
diluent church in m- g and cv-
suing.
Maw
A largo numb-v of aockticsaramaklng
cc manta for Baton Brim this ara-
son. Washington Park I. 8. church
and Sunday school will probably hold
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The Hurt Brothers‘ dredge mnxsr
caught a 37 pound skate a few days ago.
This is the largest fish of thc species
ever caught in a dredge.
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William W. Benton has now a little
‘ob on hand to attend to acct-c leg on
is trottcr. caused by his car-cleaners in
tying him to graze. Nothing serious.
however.
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The Christian Endeavor society of tho
Con rcgational church elected the fol-
low rig officers last week: Nelson Dick-
erruan. president: Charles St. John. vice-
presidcnt; Fred Ambler. accrctary.
MOW
Dr. Scuddcr‘a church came up to Baton
cuSaturday by the Grand Republic to
the number of about 3.000. and they
accrued to “'th themselves vary much.
and were dcl g ted with the place.
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On and after Oct. lat. 1888. lctlcr pain
tagc will be uniform at two cents for
letters to any part of the United States.
On and after July lat. 1883. money
orders for live dollars and under may be
obtained for three cents.
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Jacob Scbaub‘s horas waa loft atandin
without lacing tied on Tuaada . an
started off on his own book. \ lion he
stopped. the wagon to which be had
been attached was prctty generally scat-
tsrcd. and he himself had several wines
and cuts.
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Gcorgc L. Phillips. formerly clerk in
tho Mahackcnio hotel. was married to
Mm Kate 1.. Scoficld on Tuesday cvcn~
ing by Rev. B. N. Dunning. The newly
married couplc took the ll“ train for
Birmingham. Ct.. when! they will rc‘
main for ionic time.
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There was a fair attendance in the
lecture by John E. Bcartt. at Mt‘olllfllt‘l
linll. Monday evening. which was given
under the aura loco of the chion of lion
or. The gent catch is perfectly familiar
with all the workings of the crdcr. and
set forth its advantagcc and operations
in a very interacting manner.
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Miss Hattie Baker. foriiirrly of this
city. daughter of Ben K. Bukcr. is to
be worried to Frank Ru insnn this after-
noon at Pompey. N. Y. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. Mr. Patric.
Senator Baker and wlfc left this city
gesturday to attend the wedding. I’crcyl
words accompanied them and wi
spend the summer at Pompey.
—-Fine single teams a a ialty at Ba-
lttclr 6: Lockwood's, rear 0 Warwick Ho~
c .
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Probably thcrc is no busier than in the
city than Henry Tilly. bis orders making
it necessary for him to put in considera-
ble overwork. Last week he finished
two very fine buggica—anc for city and
the other for Westport parties». that
could not be cxccllcd. Mr. Tilly‘s rcpu~
tation has won for him the title of the
Brewatcr of thc town of Norwalk. and
his name is all the guaranty necessary
for the sxocllcncc of anything madt- at
his shop._ .4 . . _ . ., , A
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Last Sunday the steamer Pegasus bo-
gn running Sunday excursions from
ilaon Point to New York and Gooey
Island. A train to connect with the
boat loaves Norwalk at 7.30 a. in.. which
stops atztld street and Pier 1 on the down
trip. Roturnln leaves the Iron Plan
at Conny hlan atb p. m.. Pier i. 0.15
and23d atrcct at 0.30. Fare for the
round trip “.00. or to New York and
return 50 cents.
'Tgi‘fiiri prmhcd t
Rev. Mr. An or 0 cu a
the Congregational church last Sunday
to large congregations. The rcvcrncd
gentleman. has last no mental. and.
a parentiy. no physical vigor. His
d uracil won clear and practical. and
prvscntcd with a forcc that carried con-
viction. Rs acts as though be thoroughly
believes and feels what he prcachca.
His powers of illustration arc rcmark~
able. and his fcrvidcloqucncc captivates
“1.33mi" “'.‘él.“a°.°,°“"’a“"u"'l‘°
n ncx u . an a w o
33:. than d hear him.
The t pan cvall ha b d
ataa gen y vs a a
:yin that trains now run
ovar tho Nos-walk drawbrid without
a...
commissioners.
W tbs m3?“ mails tag-stenci-
a oratraln I
thcbrl'ddwbsn tbcdraw honors. fi
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mmmpmads
Tbs blic ”bodacious to-morrowfor
atsnw'zka'vacatlcn. '
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chibava of Douglas Fowler'l’cst will
go to Bldg-add to night. ‘ .
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L. H. Dcckcr is painting Hrs. Hamib
ton'a houan at War Norwalk.
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Our llcs foroa bavc bscn pressured
with rig: hats by Crofth Knapp. ,
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Ocrnatock Brothers are making a free
circulation of very pretty and convoc-
ls teams in town at Baker
a: Lockwood‘s- ivory stable. roar of War-
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A class of thirteen was oonfirmcd by
Bishop William at Trinity church Mon-
day evening.
Undertaker Stow has had his under-
taking wagon rcvarnlabcd and it now
looks as good as new.
The reception to be i
bars of Putnam Hose
place until after the 4th of July.
on b the mom-
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Clark has chartered a steamer
for t c Rotan Point route. and expects
to resume his trips on Sunday next.
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Pennsylvania has abolished the corn
tract system in her prisons. prohibited
political aucasmcnta and made way with
ticket speculum-s.
Since ordcu were issued
the depot platform clear of non
ha becn as free from the annoyance as
any place in tho city.
what ii small effort can aocomplis
«o- --~-—~v
of Brooklyn and New
York will hold their annual picnic at
Cold Spring rcvc. Long island. on Mon-
ho curlers of this city have
received an invitation to attend.
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Charlcc Waterbury. the great Ameri-
can hat shaper. and Robert Pearson. the
great English but ahapcr, both of Cmfut
&: Knapp No. 1. have been prepared as
members of Putnam Hone company. We
think we see these great ahapcrs running
The hat curlers
{it up at his
or his Fulton
Mr. Dorian is h
Faint a second building
Market rcslaurant. in order to aaord
better faciliticc for the business.
also going to extend his sea wall about
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B. W. Mhplca'auit against the Western
Union Tclcgra b Co. was tried in West-
ccision was reserved
He traveled fiftccn or twenty
miles after sending a telegram and
rived beforc it.
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Fwd. Kcislcr of this city was marrlcd
last to Miss Amalia Mnthcis.
Prod is n finisher in C. a
K. No. i. and his fellow flninlicra cx
him to do the “square thing“ and r glit
soon. too. or there will be u row.
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The summer Pegasus was taken off
in order to make
changes on the main dock fora ladies‘
rcstaurant. which will be run by Purcell
a. (30.. of New York. in first-class style.
The Cygnus Will be run while the altera-
tions arc being made
port and tho
Wednesday night
to the Pegasus.
afternoon a canal boat leav-
ing J. H. l‘orris dock to go through the
draw ran afoul of the west end of the
bridge and carried away
piles. which leaves that portion of tho
structure in a dangerous condition. as
lie is left to do the work of
ircd fast driving
on the west end of the bridge should be
three of the
ntil it is repa
as remembered the prin-
In fact the docv
Dr. Baldwin h
tcr very handsomely.
been remembered by
friends and remembered all. and as they
arc legion bc ccrtalnly starts out upon
margicd life with an abundance of good
iabsa. of which nous avg:
The doctor has acttlcd right down to
busincaa. and has secured adcligbtful
home in the borough. '
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Messrs. Gardner & Dudley. hat manu-
facturers in Mechanic street. who some
tinicago introduced new machinery in
their factory.
mcn, and cngagcd an a
structor as superintendent. have again
fair. union men now
being cm and it both front and bank
ps be firm are erecting a largo
forming mill on Henry street in the roar
of their factury.—Orangc Chronicle.
independent
ed convict in-
turncd their rho
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The ladies gave a very pleasant atrnw~
berry festival in thc basement of the
Finn Methodist church, Tncsrla
ing. which is well adapted for we won-
aions. The pillars wcrc profusely deco-
rated with flowers. the tables nicely
dressed. and the young lady waiters
There were about
they spent their moncy
frcc y. and we suspect the church is the
gainer to a considerable amount.
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To-Inorrow (Friday). St. James M. E.
Church. of Harlan. will visit Baton.
Baptist church” fro
0n Blond the
tty and obli ing.
Saturday thraa
Brooklyn will ba than.
Lincoln club of tho 9th Ward. aw
York: Tuesday a Baptls
Jcrasy City: Wednesday the wuss-Witch
firs company. of N
the Con tional
Jul aft?“ 3. a. Barbour'a oh
and Jo 11th tho Con rs-
church. cflsotlul. 3
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‘hsaday afternoon whils Dr. Nolan of
Norwalk. was makln '
of In. New ell,
bone. which ha
t church from
on Gnnal treat. b
d badnotbltcbad.bacam
unsany an Manama n Canal
magi-«tsunami. whirl-orni-
sidaoftbcroadaaawitli
earring-until.
thaabafhand tho otlwrtwowhcch
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M's W. 8. Pl!" 0! My Kr Yr;
will reach attire Baptlat'cburch
8““ " n~~~~>~os.~~<--
Dr. Burke. b t to our onus on.
mcrnlng. two rbu stalks .out
of his,» garden wring over time '
fact in langtb. _ .
—-1"lnc Landau for evening. or after-
noon plsasurc parties. furn bad with
oarafu drivers. at Baker a Inckwood‘l
roar of Warwick botal.
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-Tlic long bar to work the signal oppo-
site the Lock factory has bean removed.
and an iron wheel is now used, making
it much under for “Jon."
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“Tommy." of Pakulakl‘l tonacrial pal-
ace will leave town the last of the pros-
cnt week. He goes to Quebec. Canada.
to take charge of a large Ibo than.
Tommy has made many fricn a while
:er. who will wish him well in his new
tune.
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At the Masonic celebration at Lake-
villcgyrstcrday there were seven bands
and .000 Masons. Lakcvlllc was crowd-
cd with visitors the number present
in estimated as higbhs 0.000. Every-
th ng was favorable to the occasion and
it was a mucus in every mpact. 9 '
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In tho abacus tho
:of W” . m: V
rcvarancd of Orofut a Run shop No. 11
r. Talinadga
at Roton Rcint ycatcrdny.
was entertained for a short tints by Oil“-
F. Waterbury of the same shop. What
was Kingston's loss was Charlies gain,
and Talmadgc normed to be perfectly
satisfied. The hatter dominic may be a
success as a preacher. but as a sailor he's
a failure.
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Burn Ball.
A vcry interesting game of base ball
was played last Saturday betwccn the
Cigar Makers and the South Norwalka.
The game was closely! contested until the
sixth inning. when t c South Norwalka.
by a fine rally at tho bat. assisted b
darlng base running. Iconicd the l .
which they held till the close. The Cl-
gar Makers secured Mr. Allen of West-
Rort. as catcher. while South Norwalka
ad their new pitcher. Mr. Rice. wbcac
delivery was very effectivc. Mr. Rico
deacrvca great orcdlt for the manual in
which be favored his catcher. who was
troubled with very sore hands. Richards
at short and Knapp at first. did some fine
work. The game war abl umplrcd by
Jamca Crofut. ‘The follow rig is the score
by innings.
“i“? : “”T‘TE'TK'R ifs ii
80th Noni-slits u it to l ti o I ”will
cigar Mallor- l 2 o 0 onto
0
Tim» of game 1 hour and to mlnutca.
Avery intcmting game was played
ycatorda bvtwccn the South Norwalka
and the o t street nine. The gauia was
played in t c remarkably short time of
one hour and fittern minutes. and was
admirably contested until the 7th in-
ning. when the South Norwalka went
all to pieces. and their opponents sc-
oured thclcad. In the 8th inning. by
the loose playing of the South Norwalka.
the Hoyt strcct nine scored eight un-
earned runs. which gave them the vic-
tory. The Hoyt streets led in the bat-
tln . but the fielding of the South Nor.
wa ks was superb until the 7th inning.
when their first baseman made several
errors at critical times. which lost the
game. The score stood l8 to 7. A acr-
ics of games is to be arranged between
the two nines for a silver trophy.
The South Nor-walks play the Alphas
at East Norwalk this afternoon at 8 p.
in.. and Stamforda on Saturday at some
time and place.
'l‘cmpcranco Reform Raoul an
Inn Cloacd.
At the business meeting of the Ano-
ciation held last evening is was road; has" York. m ailing ‘ abort
* ‘ with that- grandfa
to vacatv ,tbc room now new
than.“ the Irate! A ~ -
decision has been (0 upon the sonic-
ty because of the lack of public «rpm
For nearly four years this room has
kopt upon to the public. every day. from
7 am. to 6 pm. All its rivillgcs have
been cnj'oycd by the publ 0. Three pubv
lin nit-ct ass a week have been hcld dub
ing this time. Thu expenses of the room
wpcr have been about a thousand dol-
ars it our, toward which the blic has
contri utcd probabl one thi . Manny
has been raised or other purpcaca
by the members of the concoction in ex-
ccaa of this. to a large amount. While
the association has bad nominal charge
of the room. it has been the free renort
of all. and man who probably would
have spent the r time and money in
tlic saloons, have been glad of its advan-
tages. But the public seems to have
tired of it. At thc strawberry festival
hold last week the attendance was small.
and the proceeds warn but 08.7! beyond
expanses. This occasion was depended
upon for funds to run the mom
through the summer. As than was not
a sin lc manufacturer and but than or
four urine. Inca pic-cut. tbs associa-
tion hav‘c contour:I this: music: that
e no ongor N c .
nativlthstanding the fact “anam-
csiva more can benefit fromlt than
anyothcrcaal. T a association. ho
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am. does not propose to ill-band. .but»
will secure less cxpsnain quarters. pro-
vidv tho entire mansla- cxpcaua. and
liars oxcluslva us. and control of than.
and bs no circumstantial! that tbzy‘ can
actin any mttcr fun of the dip “lion
of any man or not of men. “The subcla-
tloaisasstiongtodayas mr. and n
fol determined to mount» tbs contest
.ruauadlntain bursa»
B be.
citvv’wltb blaxbrotbsr Frank
Al
spat Sunday with H. Ti iii this c
law York has bean"
lillcr of Naval-k. is visit-
ufigrtllllgefvlicw York visited
h“: l “si'l‘at'lm Springfield was
homxflaflf Brotiklyn la vlaiting
in Ila-t Norwal ~
‘ Raymond c
lyu an vlsltl lira. Goo. Pbllll
Short! “I spent Sundaypln this
lllisWoodward f N . Y .apcu
_ with E. A. Woodwardork &
Yg'k spout Su fdmdfilh
r n ay .
ill: manic Raymond is ex tin
fricnda’from Summithil'cw Jo I”f3 '
un- nattls Knapp a rc'urn from
1... school for the summcrvaoation. co
John lollwsn is tidings short va-
catioa with friends a New Jenny.
IadEOruw : d g
m ”13:13:12” -"
won-lam
3m
Sic-labour 00.. was in an this weak
Hits Julia and Adams arc now
at «thclifleld springs. aw York state.
Tilly and famll of hookup.
arlu Cunningham of Now York has
mourning a tow days at R. B. Row-
.‘ ,
Mr. Burke of tho Iron Stumboat 00..
has been the guest of agent Thorna this
Buck Low has returned from Brook.
l n d l tak his rcaid
thia‘c'lt aga n on up once in
malice“ and family of Flush
log L.
1.. arcviaiting at Capt. Geo. s. Bell‘s.
Benedict Farm.
11. Barclay and Gso.W. Booth? in
rs.
of Brookl n. have been the guests a
coma wan.
Frank Brown. of Grcfut a limp 'a
No. I. has rcturncd from an cxtcn cd
main the West.
rs. F. A. Jones and daughter of
Stamford. Ct" arc visiting Mr. and lira.
Webster A. Brown.
“bronco Walton. who has boon vlalt~
lug friends in this town. has returned to
her borne in the wast.
Chief McGowan‘a, fathcrinlaw. for-
merly of Brooklyn. has taken up his
residence in this city.
Mrs. Brlmll an son Charley of
Brooklyn. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Brown. lower Main street.
Mrs. A. D. Out-Ion. of Woodward
avenue. has returned from a long visit
in Virginia. her native state.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard HoCbcsmv. ac-
companied by their father. spent a few
days in Orange. N. J.. this week.
. S. ngg as of thc editorial staff of
the New York World is onjc lnga short
vacation with Charles 8. “wood.
lira. J. A. Clcmmcr of Cincinnati. 0..
la apondin the summer with her daugh-
ter. In. illiam Hallow. South Main
St.
Mrs. John Took" and daughter Misc
Nellie. of Jar-o “City Knights. an the
guest: of Mrs. . W. Weed. South Main
a use .
Andrew V. Heath attended thc rand
reception on board the new and argc
steamer “Pilgrim.“ in New York on
Tuesday.
3. L. Saunders of Tatupicc, Mexico.
floor of Joseph Still-on. a lit a low
as in this city this week w it: Geo. 0.
8t lscn. ‘
‘ Ills Edith Golfax and sister Natalia
, ”V“. 9 , u.
Liter-datum. for "s tlmcln iii-
cm of the Norwalk rcn Works.
aaird for Ellen-ops on Tuesday on the
nsfimcr Alas a.
ll Gran. Baulcnbcck accom lad
Mina Kittic Cook to her home at agara-
town. It land. and will spend the
summer wi it her. . .
Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Smith arc visitinf
Mr. Smith's childhood homo at l‘lnlikil .
N. Y. Nut week Mr. Smith will take
:hargc of A. Volk & 003a new bat fac-
ory. 4
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Itcmd of Ola“! the Young
l a.
fillwxmlid by one of onrsoltool
boys. sanctions for It should kc ad-
smé'i’o‘" orwalk. or. w.
i mmplo to max-fins of
oglflagn‘artbum that are trauma: area“:
than.
Swimmin is all the rage.
Frank Sca‘rlss is very sick.
calms more day of school.
Arc Dauoli has left school.
Read Eavllau Jr. has goth sill! nook. ,
Lilith Charm “OHM is sick with tho
mosaics.
Nowlatho tints. boya. to bs looking
I a
nu tam’ibidm is working in Banks.
QWbitncy‘s.
m D‘Arloll is driving Adam‘s
‘mitmaklngasmll main
tug for Eddie Alleluia-ant. , “
I. 3." wsars bar hair in straight -
. Bomb a .andil
and. Stillanu ‘*
hm new
" one: for
immis-
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barauddsnprum ‘7
2 is to humans
, char-goof tbabody. nil-boon!“
upon examination that
canssd‘byanycrinlaal
mutational!
Loo
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