~. cull] glamour gel: A
”wasn't. July ‘ a." “is. ‘
ml
few .ldt crth-emcuu Tut: Week:
,g». t {“u‘?‘ to more i our: hunt tornbh ropi no
war Assn \lvilbll‘t‘ own
:i.
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i. t . ll V .
w . ~2 of litrr vl mt ‘u t 1
. . i;"‘\,“; .\ \lur so . .v lint. a to.-. n
I}!!! of Im‘lt‘rn
pronoun; in the I‘mtctliee at South
_\ will: July ". l‘il l‘i‘l‘hhisfl cull-
* \r .iirt of these irrltcls “ill titussc
udiritunl.
ll «o lll iii. K the litlit‘t”. l~‘.
.\er _\iinie l‘-\l‘“x\l'.\l\. \lii‘»
l .2 \tu li‘ lsoni‘oiil‘oii. \l~.‘«l\ Mary
, Ill“ l. \lr but! m .\l‘“. Kate
.. \\ ll niiiniiiun. .lr . \liss .‘l.ii\'
\ . .wm .\l.“l‘i.nl;it \liifw. Hiriirr
\ .vv .‘lrx l“l'.\l\l\ l“. Parsons. .\Ii‘~.
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emit llvynu. is .\l n .\ \ndg‘.
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i» i V. \ lloliunl“ for ll. me .\l ‘oll‘ l‘ie
of l‘iirr (fluid)
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l“ :owril li'm‘ltslMt“ hi k ltl ll: inks f l‘
\ : zitzilzrt o! .\ii~tr:ii..iii liilt‘l‘l. \vitli iii~
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Va \lll id". \‘l‘ «l l\
I g.. .n
‘.\' \' ll \zt'e . mil ll ll, Hui-y hat.»
r l‘. i l tli: tr . tli w. to {in x: -‘ >iiil fl «it
.35» tuna»; “4
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iiifiz' p‘imwi «\‘HV' ~'l.ui“r “5:. in litre ;\
tli uml establisliiii-vut.
v‘- .0.
1'1.» ‘1? the «il‘C Min l x} :le ml will
'- .l’ t'éllltl t‘\":ll‘~l'”l l‘i lilt'll
l iitiVlJ) .\ti.~ ll
- . 0.0 ~ -
\ rti l'l 'il'H! glit in r-vgliim-ii line
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pizizii my. .t'iil .:.l\ lil-
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; « ".t‘w wt ll.“ i'niiud‘ililcwl. lu‘ill‘
"n l: ' ‘\\‘ lns. f! stub-Juli. ~ti‘iki:i;: on
. hi ,md uremic; ‘~‘\V‘II‘ lllJllflt‘S.
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3 ._ «~ 1-. .N‘ limiiip No. 3 tnNr-w
'\ '\ -\ l:‘\ suauiiiiui! wit ,\1 HM ._\.
i' ‘ ‘-. .. \' Nix tkrt”:l~ It ‘i‘il-w-‘i‘iy rH-i
m. -‘i‘t-z? i:.§l l\ of c ilii
{Ty . ’ .‘i'
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'11:: ~.: it loud it Mini. .it Ilttln-l:
‘l Tlx -v~ wing. o". iii» itmbury :iinll
\ “\ ilk l‘ .l-l. fill lwtxvxcn ll‘u‘ i‘til‘s.
l ‘ " (hem lawslllg tiv-ct' lll‘ body and
m . .; it li=~riilily.
._ ,,-... .4”.
.‘ »- client-s z-fm-t of Butler 1. “he I. t).
. “iii he iiisIIisleil ixvx? \\'c~llicstlay
'.lt"‘.!1_: tl'wll‘lr‘l ilqiuty, John
l i
l‘i" ‘-3l‘
ll Kan» After l?\>§:tii.illi|ll refresli~
in " ‘~ \\1lll‘t'\vr\t‘il.iv‘rl till the them--
l'cl‘~ 5:! t» lodgo :it‘c lll\ lied ti be pres-
l‘ .5.
- 9‘. , '
Szicv lil‘rnvklylt will speak at
.‘l:‘
" - livfr no room llv‘Xf Sunday riftcb
-‘ I .‘ll‘. Sidi‘)‘ l‘ “in \‘-ilt\t [It-vi Nr‘W ,
Y r2. mlm‘t‘. lzccpr'l‘. .. gitillclllilll fully
.si;\ . ill the Tunis time-- \v-.i!.. and an
.‘y .7511: si-lei-‘I‘. All “ho on: should
head him.
~—» 9-. ..-__.
.\ few ilu‘Y.‘ :LIU lb»: .\l~tliu list livil :0!
Nut . i" order. Sexton llcvrs clubbed up
mt.» :lte belfry :tllil liwml wand then. iii»
hiid‘l of coming down :is he ought rm
ltlflll‘lt‘ ‘. .lllil got bruised. lirrxlfifxrkf he
\\ til probably let the hell clapper alone.
taxt-p;si Il.‘ l].A Pun ltiltnll‘rllil‘ult‘ ll Ill. Illt‘
viiil u: :5 ti. pr‘.
.0. ‘
\‘Ve cull :Li'rltlltill to .;»l\i lll:l‘!l‘;1‘l‘.£ of
t :umTan ll. use, \vtiic‘i ls now fully
open for prruiuxii'nt lhlitl’ilz'l‘i utid tron
Slt‘lll Visitor-s. 'l‘iiere probably is no bet.
ti-r appointed place on the c -.i~t for the
\v'{\ in; of everything. and the ‘prt‘lillly
of so nctusl Fu.to:i niiikc.’ is sutllrlhihg
In lic {Hulld at. 1.0 villiv‘t‘.
. . .w, _
There is a law which requires that all
dogs running at large shall he unrated
from 311v 1. \\‘-~ havent noticed any
itiunled dogs around here, though then}
an- a grout many dogs. Some officer hits
a chance to make a fortunatavert great
dormer. Ind do a great public favor-by
com taming of the owners or destroying
the r. ogs.
I M "" . .
Moss-13. Whitman it Mills have gust it
sued n new paper at Pitbticld called
the Berkshire Gazette, that for beauty t3”
. mphy. excellencen. contents an
tyros features hos no equal in that
action. and no superior: in any other.
Wham-cart: Mills are young men. co-
and comp-r: nr Journalists.
on making «sitcom-e ma Reunite-re
it “has ability and courage to achieve it.
r—W
m Maurie; canon of Old Well [‘5‘
evcai g.—=\‘ \
it.
:- CUB-t
. xrml “'3? Joan:
. Wood: rs. Phillip \i‘, :
gimp Litton: P. W. P. Chaim
’ , fix
2 phat: :lll\t'l‘il~z‘llli‘lll, ‘ml we how chrup
irilzl
' morning.
.r.\ in; lllllllt‘ on .‘iloiniay.
z in the high: ‘1 lv-rms of iil"'l Island.
cheiitzig.
‘("l‘.}_‘lll‘lli:lt\‘vl hcr llilill‘ llic alll'l‘l'h‘llli
llviyl. .\lr. liuckiium and :i buy. w. rr
‘ “writing on u scaffolding nt Theo. t'lii-
1t‘llt“lr'l’3‘ H is: .\\'c.. \\‘lit‘ll it gave \\:iy.
‘ulixl llivy all. i-xcvpl )lr. Sherwood foil
« lll'lt‘t“.
been illvl‘ilflllllllt‘il. ’l‘lie \Vliite Moun-
‘ lillll r \prrw lr‘t\‘t‘\ this city at T ~l‘.
‘Tlm .lllx‘ of the will; trim has been
‘nmd-i 3o tlilllll‘t‘i t \lllt‘l‘. .‘lltil :u this ci'y
.is it“: put.
The comet factory has shut down for
this \vrek. .
QC.
Liie heys wanted to it'll the Srsrism.
ewry Thursday afternoon.
' "
II. R. White. ll?“ nianufsctun‘r. of
Stuntimd. has made an assignment. with
liibilun s or $Itlli‘tllt‘
-_, «o
(hie of the tile on the chuniiev of Win.
llilnlou's house was blown otf in the
uphill of Monday ufirrnoun.
.‘O “
Dr \Y. t‘. Burke of this city has re~
eeivnl the uppomtuiclit 0f Medlv‘hl l“.x~
aruioer for this town under the new
l‘«‘h\llt‘l’ Luv.
wk oso
Uo .\larid.\y the Nurwalk Iron \Yurks
slurp \l s liuudrrsl llUI‘VI‘ power sir r‘u‘ll-
t\l‘\~.\\iil‘ to the kleiidoiu t‘nid iuid Mining
\‘i‘w Mr‘IhIHRh ~\Ii\.
— .fi. ‘
The t‘ousolid ttnl and is so well pleats~
ed \\lll\ the working of the new draw
signal at \\‘estport that ll will buvetheui
‘llllt‘Nl zit :ill the druwbridges ll! soon as
“marble.
.Q. ‘
.\l.ii t‘ruue has gait it New llul‘st‘. and
judging from the cm “‘ch lie is gntng
liuii under the \‘l l-lle. lll‘ intends to take
ll‘lll m editip llll‘ fall. He is hll\\\\"\‘:z\l\\l
.tt‘l‘ \\'cll llllxlt‘l‘ the saddle.
9..
it is r‘tiiniuni tbs!
lll‘l‘hl bushels of
o} \lr‘l “lvlli are daily lelht‘ll fro-iii tln‘
lr‘l of the lloiiszrtoiiic river near its
iiiontb for p‘niitin; m the Siuml for
the porpow of \‘(Ht‘llillg the my .lrr spat.
" .Q. “‘
‘l‘lic ‘lr‘;ll\lt‘\' t‘srrro .\. “'aird now runs
in ennueeimn with tl‘c lNi-qusus on Sun~
d. \.*'!llt‘ truiu llzt‘l‘lli: llt'x‘ll docuiitiio
“iii The l‘\~:i\.~«iis extends ln-r trips to
llinlgep-ort on Sunday. Inning ltridge—
port at loo.
0.. '
- “will 5. S. lllll‘nllil“ Village stoic
you can l‘ll) meat for culi.
' .‘. ‘
‘l‘tie l‘tiltll‘l‘ui Point omit-r lied otl‘ this
city is lt‘l\" \\ itli sf‘tll‘l‘l‘. :iinl Ik‘lllltN
w in» .t‘t‘ Working on the bed lllr\‘\\‘ the
fish on- lmdrvl its fist in they :it‘cr:il‘:‘iil:
\‘r‘llvttllll‘llllY nun) oyoeh; ore dc‘troy»
r‘tl —Il”nl.:vtull‘l thfv 3‘.
— .0.
l‘lenltl lloyt'~ tlrW yacht the "Il‘t‘l‘t‘.
\“lll he launched llll‘l alter-innit. opposite
the l‘ & K No. ;‘ shop. A nice has been
:trrntigi‘d lwuvet-u this vessel. the Little
Joe. thirdnn “firmer and Maj. Ferris
yachts to come of at an early ditto.
0‘.
l’rtirws \lwrrv-ll. \\ in» has rinitil“ in the
biizk budding, \\:i< .‘oiiml llt'ml on
tln- floor by \thHi‘ ll} yin-t». on Monday
lll‘ liml ll"! it ill for over ;\
)vm. ll-a “as own liv .\l~ dim‘ rixduiiii-
rr lliirkw. who did not ll! out it necessary
to lliliil :m inoin ‘1.
._.,.c. 90. ——
l;i~t Saturday. .\I’IJ. Ferris. H. S,
ll»...l. l-Zlouid llnyt. Louis \\'ileox.
Sl-‘tiiivn Frrrh lll‘t-i \‘n‘. l'l-ins. sided in
the Atlantis. .uid >pl'lll Sunday at lilcn
l~l lllxl. grilli: tln-nce to thy ster lluv. ur-
Tlicy ltll speak
' .Q- ' -
\lhv‘ {Hirrte li'.\it~u.~' held :i very plt mo
an: ineptiwii zit ln-r home last r‘i-irluv
llvr niziiiy {llt‘ ills prx-wn‘t
coiiiplutiou of ln-i‘ ‘lll‘lln‘s‘. The month:
\v is \lir'ltl iii tldll-‘YH: :iinl partaking (if
ritii‘ .it' i‘. ll. ll'.\r!oi~‘ most trim-ling
l‘iilllll‘nitis.
‘*
Ll‘l Frrluy. builder Slit-rwooal. Frank
to the ground. .‘lr. Slivrwood l‘.lll',.{lll
on the roof. .‘ilr. lloyt wus quite st‘l'ltills~
ly itipirml.
' .‘Q
it was generally ieportml that work
would lit‘glll on the n~-\v druw lust .\lon~
il‘iy. Tilt‘ colitriictor was here on Sutur-
duy. hit! the s;u~t~ilic:\lioi.s ‘lll‘lllllll' tli.it
the old l‘llili" ti no: to be rmiiovr ll until
lhc inutertul for the new h on 'lir‘ ground
and tile r‘iitiilillllcr- pl‘vp n” l-i llJlYt‘ llilu
stipulation couloriin-d to to the letter.
the work of ti :iriii; do“ n lll“ «dd strum
titre llrfiilll to rid}.
‘ *C. "
.l‘ll" in \v restaurant t :1 the stimuli-r
l’r‘gnvll‘ is now in I-;H'l.tlivill and l~ really
a great convenience lty ttt.i\‘ll\t: the
partition lllYltllll; u‘l the lailli‘s‘ saloon
f w“ «rd. rt‘uiu Inn lu‘r‘ll pruvnh ti on llli'
timin tli-cl; for llllili‘v. The cooking H
dune below. Sullivn-nt mid obligiiig
waiters attend to .ill culls pronqitly. utid
an cxm-llent lllt‘Jl l" ~ct‘\‘c«l :lI tens-marble
w 9.. .. -
lly .‘l slight change in the runiiin: of
tinting on the \‘oi\~ ~liil:ite-l loud which
went into effect .\l~-n lay. the l ‘Jil pm.
New p in express now leaves this pliice
ti\c niiiiiih-s curb. r llldll f»il‘lllt‘fl)‘. .‘~.“li
and flops at Five Tillie Hivcr. lltrieii.
Norotnn and (llen llriink. arriving in
Ne“ York ail ti «1" The ll "in i-xprcss bus
9‘.
”d \Ycll Il.\‘l~l'\l‘. S. “I 'l‘.. c-Ilrli‘czili-rl
lloar v"\"\ll~l llll‘ll\t‘l\.ll_\ \\'llll;1tl enti r
mitimv-iit :it \lililury Hull. lTl‘l 'l‘liurxlwy
t-\t‘ll:3‘.‘ The rrpivt showed that tl c
lll\‘l\'hil\ numbers in“. and Is in :i tloiii-
blunt: condition. The l‘Xt‘rl‘lB‘ s coiiszsb
ml of speaking. singing utid t‘ecitutuius.
.iftt-r which refresliiin-nts were served.
Among the notables of the order present
were l'.ist Grand \\'ortliy Patriarch I“.
.‘l. Iluwley of New t‘uiiuiiti. P1151 (lrzuid
\Yorthy Associate, Mm. Minnie A. Kel-
logg of Norwalk. and \Villiitui Dickinson
of New Haven.
"
.\. ll. Taylor, liaq . one of the pioneer
cylinder printing press makers of the
t‘ull‘lll‘V. c: lled on us last Friday. He is
now in his b‘ld year. hale and hearty.
and well contented with his lot in the
world. He is it native of \Yestport. t‘t..
where he worked its a blacksmith and
horse shoe:- in his youthful days. lie
went into the employ of ll. Hue & Co.
aftertvzrrdz. tin-l \Vlll‘lifil on the third
cylinder puss llltttlt‘ by that firm. and
served them its foreman for l‘.‘ yearn.
when he went into the manufacture of
presses on his own account. in which he
has been succeeded by his sons.
. .0. v ,
-\ few nights ago otticcr Gregory div
coverrdn mun lying in the gutter in
front of it Main strcet saloon. Gregory
ra uped for ussistance, which brought
othcer Tollc-s. A consultation was held.
and the conclusion reached that the
notmte man was “full“ and it would
ie best to “take him in“ and give him
the benefits of the hotel de lockup. Act-
ing upon this conclusion, they each
reached down and took hold of an arm
and gave rt lift. when to their horror the
aims separated from the body. and in an
instant their horror was churigcd to
rage as they discovered that they had
bctill duped by it stulch dummy. It is
believed that young Manmcm cou‘d
explain the matter and report the con-
versation of the policemen.
_. 009 v
The
novel race between Frederick
Hughes‘ estamamn boat Jessie and Ezra
Daggctt‘s horse Boston. from New York
to Stony Creek. Conn“ Sunday. was
won bv the catamaran. which landed
in the Stony Creek dock at 2:35 o‘clock
in the afternoon. The horse passed
through New Haven at‘tlfl) o‘clock. got
our tit rt “3* mile grin. and showing
signs of fatigue. arriving at the desires.
to 8 o‘clock. While passing the Four
Chimera at Exit Haven. four
from Keir Howe. '
miles
. , broke
down aged wor- mblcd for it mart limo.
It is stud that the race was for or.” a
state. Wt. the orvw 0! tho borer
has“. w tirrvstcil Monday tit the lib
stance of tho-Skate, Humane Society tor
cruelty to animals.
:7-7 . ”t , .... —~
in m was put in tho lock up
filer tbmtott hie witch tth.
Cmfut & Knapp‘s No. 2 {tli closed to
day for repairs. 5
”r 4-—
Gernmn set-vice Will it held in Trinity
church next Suiidsy at 3 p. In.
‘7
llev. Mr. Angler in" supply the t‘on-
anigstional pulpit until further notice.
QC.- A
t‘liarles tlruy nod Kate Miller of this
place were married on Tue day in l‘ort‘
ehuster.
. » no ~
.\n adjourned meeting of Old Well
llook and Ladder t‘o.. will take place
next Monday evening.
m
.\ setxiiid baud light running mckr»
way is wunted. Must be sold cheap.
Addnss liwx .\. Suith Nori‘ulk.
_. w —~
Frank Finch of [linen fell through
day the bridgc at Springwoml Tuesday
evening, and escaped with only slight
injuries.
' .‘O ‘
.\t the match on the‘lth near Pine
Island between the Ilridgeport and Not“
walk uuo clubs. the fiil‘lllrl‘ not by
three points.
. ‘.,_
ti. Union will sell houselolj furni~
tun-at auction, on Witshington stivet.
roar t‘. W. Smith‘s stow lit ‘3 p. oi. lrh
‘b‘ltl‘l‘\\\\‘
>~~ M. --
t‘liurles l“. \Yutmluiry. Ru ert l‘wttson
irirl hunk \Yoodwunl wow elected
members of l‘utniin llose lust .\loiil:iy
evening.
Q‘.
.‘lt‘l‘tllul. llodwell‘s l\r\‘\" got on the
first train at first Norwulk 'l‘uesdriy til"
teriioon. unrl bird to \:t o it ride to Sum»
fool before ltt‘ could act till.
.. .
II. ll. ltitrliour‘s Newark church liiivc
issw d u tumor to advertise their excur
stun to lliuoti l‘oirit to-ttiol‘t‘nw. lllltl the
Ill‘ilsprl‘l.“ uni llllll there will be it bi}:
l‘lll\“\l.
«or
.\~ the 5 o‘clock truiu to lliubury was
going into (ivory-town M utility evening
llic g‘llc blew over it tree uguitist It
breaking some wnnloo s ninl scrutcliitig
the curs.
V 9.. c -
Sun. .loliti rind t‘tnrrlie \Yutktus. Heli-
ry lloll‘uinvi. Edward I“. Siiiit llllltl Fred.
Lyon went to Sandy Hunk by sloop
lust Friday to fish for porgics. Hoff-ruin
and Smith retiirtn d Monday.
0.. -~
t‘liurlns Lockwood .s now conductor
of :lie e.;teti~loii train of the ll. .v N. ll.
ll. Hen. lloutiin is lit‘ukt'illltll on the
some truth. l‘~iliillictor [lice has been
tm isft-rn-d to tli \ Ridgelield brunch.
90. -
The Iron striivnlioiit (Vi. li:ivo leased
the Htcuuilmrit dock llllil “'lll put on rt
fl‘r‘lizlll propeller the NHL ll. .\l. Wilcox
has llt'l‘ll employed by llicciimpiiny its
:igctit. The t try of Norwalk will clin~
tinue to loud llllll tukeHoutli Norwnlk
freight from the dock for the present.
.0 0/
Mi“ Inbliio :ind Tllunclic Suiidiforth
eon-named rilioul forty of their fut-lids
:ii llroolwnl l‘urk lust 'l‘liursduy r-venirig.
They went by the regular evening lrlll'l
and ri-liiriii ll liv :i special. Music was
fill‘l|l~l|<‘ll by lnw' lll‘t‘lll“ll‘ll :lllil (‘Iiirk
lliiiliiirv mitcrcil. It was it veiy
lllt .i~:uit 'tll‘dil' throughout.
.7 .0.
Tllr‘ following is Sulll to le :iii cxi'el-
lt‘tll ‘lltlll for KlYIllL: light-colored wood
the zippi-uruiice of lilucko‘ulnut: Toke
llrutiswick black, llllll ll down with nth
pt‘llllllt‘ ‘.lllill it -~' nliout the right tune
and color. and then inld uliout one I.\\'I‘ll~
tietli its bulk i-l varnish. 'l‘liis llllxll“".
n is sunl. will dry hard and take v.truish
\vcll.
ttl‘
.0.
r—lf you \\:iiit to buy iiii-ut :it the low-
\‘\I]\l‘lr‘i“‘, irznl S S. lllll‘iltlll‘x village
store ||l1lll inlvcrtisclin-Iit.
.0.
dunes ll.ill null l‘ldwurd l‘clloustiirted
Monday morning for Htepney on it fro;
hunting expedition. 'l‘lint ul‘ternoou
about :: oelwk they returned. lll‘lllglllg
with them :is trophies fill frogs. rill of
\\lllr‘ll they claim to liitve shot them-
selves. and us we were forturiiitc enough
ti l‘t‘t‘t‘lYl' u nit'ss we don‘t propose to
qur slioii Illt“l‘ slulcuicnts.
'- .5.
M. ll. Sapvr of East
it urnuine curiosity to our ollico this
work. It \vusn brick tliztt he took up
\vliil.- working on his oyster grounds.
(in tlieside that bud land iu the mud
there. urea number of slnobth. f.||lll\l
holes. cuch occupied by what has very
much tlm appearance of tut ordinary
ground worm. It is well worth an ex~
lllllllllllltlll.
Nol‘u'ulh h‘t'nl
_ ‘- H
The express train from
duo lll Hartford .‘ll lilo p. on. collided
with the New linglzuid train from
Hartford to lluckville Siturduy. The
scene of the collision is just outsido of
Hartford where the ri uds cross cuch oth~
liei; truiiis are not required to stop
but are covi-rucd by :i set of sigiiiils num—
:i:ed in it little house. Both engineers
t‘i;tl‘ll that the sigliuls \yerc right for
them to go ul‘t‘u‘l. Not :\ \vliistle was
?.l own and ullhougli lli‘Ill cligilii-s wcl'v
rei t‘I'NI d tlit-y cutin- together with n crash
that was heard in llrirtford. .\ brake-
tiuii rind scvcriil vi'is-eiigers escaped with
slight bruises. The damage iitin-iioted
2.x $22JNHL ‘
Springfield
9..
The ciiso against Edward Iitll'l‘lltittll
for iisoiultiug t‘lius. W. lleutson was
tried before Justice lloutou Saturday.
and Litrrigitu was third $3 and costs.
'1‘: e evidence showed tluitvltcnhon was
mossy and troublesome iiiid that Lurri-
gun struck him todefclid himself while
attempting to have lletnson lenve the
place. Justice Bouton amid the first
blow might have been justili‘ilile, but
the succerding ones could hardly liecon-
siderwls‘i. and therefore lie must find
him guilty. Mr. Lurrigiin is not dis
posed to use force unless uccessiry,
and in this instance be felt that he was
acting in accordance with orders and
that the mensures be resorted to were
warranted by the circumstances.
”—9'9—7
D. B. Simit..iit II. S. :ood‘s jewlery
stow has taken the agency for the
Luther Reversible Filter. something
that evcybody using the city water should
at least give a trial. rt: that can be done
Without any expense. as Mr. Stout risks
no one to purchase until they tire fully
satisfied that the filter will do rill that is
claimed for it. “'0 saw this week
one through which the water had [won
filtered only a short time. and the
catch of mud and vegetable matter is
truely startling, and unless we stop
drinking the public “‘tltt‘!‘ or filter it. it
will trike but it terv days for each of “8
to get “our peck of dirt.“ The filter is
made of cast brass. heavily plated with
nickel. and is so simple in its construct-
ion that any one can understand it with-
out an ' explanation. The filter chamber
is filler with fine granulated bone char-
coal. which can be renewed bv unscrew-
ing either of the caps with the accom-
nying wrench. shaking out the old
coal and refilling with new. Any one
can see at it glance that it in im lblc
for unfiltered water to leave thc ll. as
it must- flrSt pass through the charcoal.
\ hich clcanaec it of all impurities not
held in solution.
-——~—m
A. severe thunder squall struckthlii or
about six o‘clock Monday evening 9n
fora ferv- mrrutreatbcrc Whoever)? Ill ton-
(ton of it destructive cyclones. The wind
preceded the ratio by a few minutes. and
filled wrtli flying dust
of the
the
loud
a
then-mick
mm“
a; if;
t
EonmlJuly 5. two gates. which the
caravan mover by applying tit this
0 cc.
_.,. . .w. .__.
U. W. Locount received an o der from
England this week for cone of his
famous machinists tools.
— ~ o»
Lieut.~t}overtior Sumner has acce ted
the invitation to attend the picnic o the
Phalanx chili rind will bc present.
... » , «7“
Butler Lodgc l. 0. 0. 1“. rooms am
being mpapeml. rc~frvacocd and gen-
erally overhauled by J. T. Prowitt of
the borough.
N
—-S. S. lluraud‘s village store plan
works well, and purchascis get meat at
the lowest prices. Road advertisement.
— ' 9‘.
The Stamford I}. ll. l‘luli went to
West port on the Fourth. and were pun-
ished by the \\'estport Boys. to tho tune
of 7 to l.
,...
« . on -
llev. Janiws l‘. Abbott of Medford.
Mass. will pooch in the llsptist church
next Sunday.
~ ‘w
t‘iilvin Soilleld of Union. ii brother of
Iril‘t‘llatt and John. died on Tuesday.
' Q‘. *
.\ mun giving the name of Mullen and
churning to h.\ ll spinner from Eugluiid
took ll room at the t‘ity Hotel it week
naulsst Monthly. and hits been in bed
neitrlv ever since. slceping most of the
time. lle went to sleep on Monday
of this week and slept about 70 hours,
except when irrrousvd by sonic attend-
iiiit ttl the hotel. llv was tirroused this
fowuouu sud when informed it was
'l‘liutsduy stoutly denied it. claiming
that it wits Monday. The selectmcn
llll\‘lll‘,: tukeu him in charge.
‘ Q‘.
The proper caper for the bower now
when he meets ii Indy is to lift his but.
From his bend, turn it forward until the
plane of the rim is \‘t‘l‘l‘t‘lll. tllltl while in
this position bring it down so that the
front just escupes the wearers nose l
lllr‘tl look into it while you count three :
qlltt‘ll)‘ e‘cvutc it in the Hume position,
place it on the bend, smile serenely. end
when one rod behind the point of has
sage to look buck .ilid observe lllt‘ rtfects
of the opcriitiou. 'l‘lie elbow should Lo
kept close to the side duri'n: the til\ we
solution. lliilf on hours practice will
make an tipt loiirner quite pmllcicut in
the new cotlc.——.\‘twiriy Journal
., ‘- I
\chllcr III .luttc.
During the month of June there were
15‘ clear and l‘.‘ cloudy days: ‘23 \ytirni
Mid 7 cool duys; 3 days the Wind was
northwest; ‘3 northeast: ltl southeast:
1?) southwest: l‘.‘ ruin storms, four of
them with thunder llllll lightning. and ‘3.
mornings there wus it fog. rind one night
It lieitVy frost. The wurmcet duy “‘llR
Juno (3 nt li (LII). 75"; lltltl ’3 p.tii. 9‘3“: the
coolest duy \viis .luue ll lit 7 run. 55“ and
tit :l p.ni. lift“.
9.. ....
“'Ilctt to Bitlltc.
The London lnmwl gives some timely
hints uhont ll“;{lltl\lllfl out-of—door birth-
nig. ll'llio weltlllr-l‘ be chilly, it says.
or there lie n cold wind so lillll. the body
lll‘IY be rapidly cooled at thc surface
while undressing. it is not safe to bathe.
l'iiiler such conditions the furlhcr chill
of iiiinicrson in cold “‘llle will tukc
pliiceitt the moment when the reaction
t‘lll‘fil‘l uent upon the chill of exposure
liy lllll ressilig ought to occur. and this
second chill in” not only drluy or allo-
uetln-r pre-vvnt the reaction. but convert
the bulb from it there stimulant to it dc-
pi'r-ss:ii.t. ending in the obstruction of u
lingo ltilllllllll of mutual heat and (Hinges
tion of the internal uruiiis mid nerve
centres. Tllt‘ itcturtl lennpertnure of the
water does not :ill't-ct the question so
much :is its rclutive ll‘lll|li‘l‘llll‘t‘ its com-
pared with tliut of the surrounding air.
Tlll‘ niln must be to avoided two chills;
tirsl‘ from the air. and second, from the
water. and to iiiitke sure tliiit the body is
in such it condition tli to secure a quick
reaction on ennugin: from the water.
without I‘i'ly int: too lllllt‘ll on the possi-
lile ctl‘ect of friction by rubbing. It will
lie obvious. llir-I‘cfotc. that lhllll weather
and \\llltl must lie carefully considered
before bathing is ll‘gllll. uhd tliut the
state of the organism as regards fittigiio
nod llie forceof the circulation should
also be considered. not merely as regards
the general lirtliit, but the special condi-
tion when it llttlll is to be taken. Tlicse
prct zilttions lll‘r‘ eminently in cdful In the
cusc of the young tlllll weakly.
~— ~ ,...,.~_
The l-‘mtrttt.
The day nus “ ushered in " with less
noise than usual. but by rah iut its warm
it sun its often shines in this elirnutc.
'l‘liere worn it lino sen breeze. however.
lllltl those who took ships lllltl went to
senior by other \‘ullVr-yrtticcs to the sen,
shore. found the . ‘ ciously cool.
The number of Sill'llt: w‘ll‘llr‘s was lini-
ited only by the vessels to convey them
and during the fore purl of the day the
harbor was alive with soiling cruft.
;\t llorloti‘s l‘oiut it large clam bake
was made. and at l‘.‘ o‘clock a par 3
came from Bridgeport to ‘i‘ll‘ltlkt‘ of it.
and later the Produce luxchutige of
New York. come by tug to the some
place. The latter party reinuitied ti'l
tll‘l‘lll “o‘clock in the r-vctiltig. They
brought music. and spent tl‘c time
in feasting. dancing and strolling. ruid
"“likVIni-t llni refirshintz breeze. The
liuke was ‘\ most t'Xt‘l'llUlll one. Mr.
lioilon‘s plain of cooking: and serving it
in crates living it grcitt improvement
over the old method. .\ large number
\‘isllcrl this place during the llllY.
The Grand Army picnic at 'Brookside
was it big affair. The special trains from
this city were crowded. and thousands
came from llziiibury. It is estimated
that fully fulfill visited the park during
the day and evening. The two Posts
will realm:i it nice profit from the occ.i~
stun.
During the afternoon Iloton was vis‘
it-ed by thousands. the tennis being
more in number [him ever before. and
beyond the ca tacity of the place to uc~
Coinunidnte. t \viisa delightful place,
and everybody enjoyed it. For once the
day passed withouta shower. and the
people were able to remain and witness
the fireworks.
The display of fireworks were not no
general as usual. but very fine exhibi-
tions were made by E. A. Woodward,
H. \V'. Lestcr and Henry S. Lockwood.
There were no casualties of account.
“ 00ml Men Tell No Titles."
In the Norwnlk Gazette of the 10th
lost. is copied it fiction from the Boston
Traveller recounting the rtlculars of
an alleged interview with resident Lin-
colti soon after the capture of Jefferson
Davis. in which the President. illustrated
the difficulties of the situation by telling
the story of the small boy who, having
cuuslit a coon. was found crying bccauae.
as be said. “I don‘t. know what to do
with the darn thing: I can‘t sell it. I
can‘t. kill it. and ma won‘t let me take lt
home.“
Mr. Byington adds the following:
motions Lincoln told the Senior of the attack
onetime .. little noug‘mmmt the above. The writer
hurl just turned lp W (mm
when! he but been ttcd to view but not In.
lervicww—tbc nibel 0 onion. bird on our tli-It villt to
the White lluusc thereul‘tcr. wc in it of the
l‘rcslrlcm \vltatlio expected to do “'1. Davis any
twinkle of .he aye.
wary ? With his accustomed ‘
wh on almost proledotl rt witty illustration. be fluid:
“ We are on timely pcplcxcrl ‘0 sow vgm 2?“
“was 0 tempera, ltt‘c m on ‘1
no" country. when he had taken a terrible cold. to
lb“ “3". £.%‘ fill Swim”? ““‘°‘“
. , In: a ' w
wanmwlrctficllusremctlyrutd it: at out
owed turmoil. . the 99d reform utter truth it
llB Ivor- Stopping. is ckl lowlcrtbe ‘
mm. unto ~
mt.
Mrs. A. Dean is at Newark. N. J.
Howard Knapp is home from Yale
Colleavi.
David Robinson is visiting friends a
this city.
Charles Crow of Brooklyn. spent Sutt-
day in town.
F. M. Smith spent Sunday at Brew»
tent. N. 3.
Miss A. Gorbitt is rustlcating at Long
Branch.
Nathan 0. Ely has been up to More
Hill this week.
Miss Sarah Baker spent Sunday at
Romany. N. J.
Wm. R. Given of Merldeti is visiting
friends in the city.
Charles Bell started on his return to
Omaha last Thursday.
Mr. «315le Willlsm Warren arc in
town “tilting rclntivrsi.
J. .1. Seymour has had rt few days
vacation in Ridgctleld.
Wm. Beets and son havo been rusti-
eating at Mirnbirttcn Roach.
flew .Ncwcomb of tho Multat‘ltt‘ttto has
boon visltlliglriends at Hudson.
William Smith of New York is the
gust of Al. I4:\\\‘l\\tlt‘t\ at the City.
William Weilil is tlltllilll“ «tour of
Hartford. Boston rind Provo once.
Mrs Mary Campbell of Philadelphia is
visiting her sister Mrs. ll. L. Millard.
Mm. Geo. Fowler and sister pf Mill
l‘litiu have been visiting in this city.
Mrs. James A. Smith and son Arthur.
uni tit Cline. Smith‘s on West Strcet.
Miss Gracie «rid Jennie lllerritt is vis-
iting their cousin in stt Farms. N. \ .
Mr. and Mrs. John Buttercup of Twin
ton. liitvc hem visiting relatives in town.
tleo. Gorlutm of Newark has been
visiting Mr. l‘dlhl‘tll‘v on Ellniibetb itreet.
bliss Louisc Carter of Hudson, N. Y.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Juo. W. Pow~
ell.
Mrs..8tuith Kecler and daughter rc~
turned on Sitturduy from Gaincsvllle,
Flu.
Mr. and Mrs. (loo. Connors und daugh-
er of Brooklyn are visiting at John 1..
Burbanks.
Mr. and Mrs. John \V. (‘riiw of “rock-
lyn spent the Fourth with relatives in
town.
Miss Allie O‘Neill of New York cit '
has liceu visiting her sister Mrs. I. Ii.
lloyt.
Charles Dowot' Long Ridge spent it
fuw diiys with t‘hus. \V. Smith last
week.
Miss Jt‘lll‘l . and Minnie I'enfleld of
Bridgeport are visiting relatives in
town.
Chief of police l’elliitlii bud a vacation
last week. and spent it with friends out
of town.
Miss ldii lleers has returned front a
three days sojourn zit llrtstiiigs~tiri-thc-
Hudson.
Mr. and lllt‘ Miss Straitonsuf Brooklyn
are the guests of Mr. lllld Mrs. S. \Y.
(irt‘gril‘y.
L. ll. Miitlioivson‘s genial presence is
iigiiin felt. uflcr an extended trip West.
and Stilllll.
Miss Luellit Lune and Miss Maggie
Yroouie itrc visiting friends at Central
Park. L. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Ill. ll. Montgol are stop-
ing at the ('tty Hotel. the guest of Mr.
touts Moutgol.
Rufus Smith of South Norwnlk, has
been rusticritiiii: in town this week.—
Ritlgcficlil I‘I‘cs‘s.
Miss Lulu and Minnie Thorn isou of
Ilrooklvn. tire the guests of Mrs. . . Lull-
der. llulon lllll.
Mrs. 1.. II. Moore of Brooklyn has
been spending: ll few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Senator llrtkcl‘.
Mist l‘ilhlllll ll. Hittitli is visiting with
Miss \Yintiie Brenden, at Nathan Loutts-
liury's. llidgclield.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Seymour of South
Nurwulk lune been visiting in town this
\vcck.——It‘.lll;..cliehl I ‘css.
.\lr. und Mrs. l“:\tlt‘ltcl‘ of Ilitviluud
stieet liuve bet-n spending a few days tit
Allilny ll‘lll l‘oney lsluird.
Miss \‘inlettu \Yilkins has gone to stay
the month of July with friends and relu-
thus in Bay Port. t‘onn.
Mrs. lllclllynn ll'lll funiily. and Miss
Surttli Mcflrmie of New York city. are
stopping at the Illiiluiclreiuo.
Mr. and M's. Henry P. Morgan of In-
diiuioptilis huve been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Ferris.
Mr. Frank Johnson and sister Marble
and Mr. Geo. Fox and sister of Brooklyn
sprint the Fourth in this city.
Mr. rind Mrs. (tern. lierisli have res
turned from it visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Fillow of llrurichville.
Mr. and MN. Wm. H. Perry of tho
t‘ity hotel start to any for the Isle of
Shuttles for it three months visit.
Andrew Y. Heath. of this city. and
Miss Currie Meeker of the lmi‘ougli. are
visiting friends tit Staten Isliturl.
Julio Miller. (if the U. S. ship Sperm
niento, has been spending a few days
with t‘liurles Johnston. Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcllitllen. of
Brooklyn. lire spending it few days with
Mrs. (leorgeSelleck, (‘liestnut street.
l‘utrick Mcltluun of New Haven. for-
merly of the tlrm of Newton Brothers.
this city has bcen in tho city ll few days.
Mrs. J. I“. Lockwood and Miss Mary
Sammis of Huntington. L. I.. have been
visiting friends in town during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. \V‘. M. Sharron returned
Saturday evening from Staten Island.
whero they spent a pleasant two weeks
among friends.
N. H. Ctofoot ofthe firm of Crofont
& Rose. Nichols. N. X .. formerly of
Dorian. has been a riding a few da '8 in
town. Illr. Cro oot reports busmcss
good in his new location.
—~— ~ Mu w“.
Young Follu’ Department.
[(‘osm'crtrn av (inc. (l. tannins.)
All communications for this do iartmciit should be
collapsed to Lock Ito: A. South . ivit . . . VV'e
invite the younupccplc to make two too of this
vililimin forllic cvctits that are mnaplritig among
t icm.
Fred Brown has it boll on his neck.
Fred Rowan has some rabbits for
cal .
N fired St. John is visiting his brother
6 .
Bertie Fitch is working in the Post
thee.
Frank Scarlea is sick with inflammatory
rheumatism.
Jimmie Comedy in working in Duns
lop‘e trinket.
David Hunt in painting his father‘s
fence for him.
Moxv Kalaon bod rt uwlm with
his ololbcc on. M
lion: wow the fingers tbtt were burnt
Fourth of July.
Carl Whloltc fall of! from Raymond‘s
dock Sunday afternoon.
We think there are it good my mum
lag burnt finger: today.
““8011 Rogers is working in Orofut
it W‘s factory No. 9.
Willie Beer: is snarling vacation with
bl: cousin in New Juicy.
Sump Sanction sell: pond llllicc two
toroccutandgcotlcnestonbeprlco
Witt Walsh of Mun is, visiting
ct m‘m m
M (Jonah m t o
to and but gm into the W m
m from hatch. it
grow we of his; nation in
,M‘m handbook
no Wed ‘. lat tumtbo
mm .
'mha‘tbuem
“with“
lootW‘a
inherit-coup
South orwdks and the nine from 01'0-
frit (a Knapp‘a factory ted
feat of the Intru- by c acorc of 89 to 14'.
As usunl the South Norwnlka fielded
looqcly in the wound inning. ullowl
their opponents to more 13 run, but .
ter this. the he seemed down to butl-
nm. and the that i mouberb. Blob-
.uvla was put in to tub in the third in.
tuna and gloved u ulcto tho picked
nine. A no trims: play was in
the eighth tutti by the South Nor
witlks. Scannigmitb Norwulh. 39:
mm tit & Kunpp‘a 14. Umpirc J. Cro-
Thc game between the South Norwalh
and the Alerts on the 4th was a fine v
codestrd one. the scorc at the end
the fifth inning rounding ate-3. Tho
A‘lcrtsmade a rally at tho but in the
with timing and scorcdbrunn. which
trove them the lead. They wcrc shut
out. however. duri the remainder of
the crime bv the no fieldingofSoutb
Norwitlks. while the latter. by flue bub
thin and daring base running secured 9
runs. which won them the grime. Rich-
ards and F. t‘rofut pitched with telling
etl‘ect. and were iiduurnliLv an by
the team. The base play Mm
Lyrics and I-‘. Cromt was mtlv ud-
mirvd. lit the outfield, Meals. O‘Brien
of tho Alerts. and 'lbbv of the South
Norwalks carried (it? tbe'boriorrl.
The following is the score by innings :
billing." ' T § aft old it §:§:
South Norwitlks ti ti tl it I ll 2 b Elwlfi
Alerts u I it a I‘ ti ll 0 0 «ll
l‘inplrv A. strvuve.
On Saturday the South Norwalks ilq
the (loud bucks of Winnipauk. nt lint
Nor-walk. at it p. in.
‘>
Council Meeting.
at the regular meeting Monday even-
ing bills to the amount of $2,083.88 were
ordered pnid.
Consent was received to sublet old
hose house,
The chief of police re rted «l8 "rests
for past six months. 36 or drunkenness:
9 breach of the peace, I theft. 9 v rum
cy, 3 violation of city ordirirtnce, 1 eep‘
lug tinmuuled dog. An cunt of officers
fees lined by Justice Court. $103.55, of
which $93.49 has been paid to city tren-
urer.
Report of committee on newer on low-
er Minn street tabled.
\‘oted, That the committee on streets
be authorized to remove the present nui-
sauce in Water street. opposite Crofut &
Knapp factory No. ‘3.
The. following bids were received for
cement. sewer on Elizabeth streetanay-
mond Brothers 60 cents per foot for 20
inch pipe, 75 cents for 1‘.) inch: Chris. T.
Leonard & Son. 57 cents per foot for 10
and 12 inch: F. M. Pierce, 48 cents for
10 inch. 59 cents for 12 inch. Bids laid
on the. table till next meeting. '
1n matter of Wood street improve-
ment. J. L. Burbank and Wm. Hat-ford
appeared and represented the conditions
as bud and the improvements as neces-
sin y.
In matter of lower Main street, L. Mo
l‘lure. appeared and asked that before
the street was widened and graded that
it sewer he laid.
A committee of two was appointed to
see the parties in interest» on \Vood st.
to see if llll agreement could not be made
in matter of benefits and damages.
Tax collector Tolles asked for the fol-
low'ng abatenicnts of taxes on lists of
1876,. which were granted: Bliia
Gregory and E. A. \Voodward $9.75
lb?!) estate Raymond 6: Sherwood, $5.77
A. H. Freebie and wife $2.31: Nathan
Roberts & (‘0. $1.20.
_, ‘V—v—
About the “’alcr.
Editors SENTISEL '—In your paper of
date 28th the article headed “Complaint.
About the City \Vnter ' will no doubt.
keep runny front sunimcriug in your ci-
ty. I have been roughly taken in band,
for l have boasted ot the water being ex~
lruordinttrily good. I have not yet re-
moved from New York to your city for
the summer. but expect to on Monday
next- The reference to “State Board
of Health.“ "City meeting." Much of
the iteseiit sickntos.“ increase of bowel
trim cs. etc.. etc.. is truly alarming.
Itliink you should not have irintcd
“L's“ complaint. Lot him comp nin to
Mayor Cunningham and Council or to
Mr. Lyon the Health otlicial. Such ar-
ticles do more harm to your city than
any one man can do it good.
N. C. ELY.
—-We would have printed the above
letter without. comment. except. for the
lust. rngmph. from which we infer
that .lr. Ely is of opinion that it would
be desirable for the Slim-ism. to suppress
the truth and endanger the benlt of
visitors rather than call attention to
what bits become rt very serious matter.
and threatens to become more so. It is
a fact that our public water is in bud
condition. that. malaria prevnils to a
large extent Nov, and that it is by those
who pretend to know attributed to the
water. and other removable causes.
It is also a fact that this is known to
Mavor. Council and Board of Health,
nnl it is also a fact that. nothing is done
by any of these officials to cauaeachange
for the better. How far their authority
extends in the matter we will not dis~
cuss llll‘Y.
To the SENTlNEL it matters loss whetb-
or we have summer visitors than wlietlr
er our permanent. residents have health.
rind we would not jeopardize one of our
own people‘s lives to have the benefitzof
all the summer visitors that. could come
here. Them are several thousand people
who live here the year round who nrc
entitled to first consideration. and who
can exist without any summer visitors.
Further. we do not believe it would be
right for us to suppress an article like
the one complained of because it might.
influence some summer visitors to seek
other places for their summer sojourn
where the water is man wholesome.
On the contrary it is its much our duty
to warn them as it would beam any
contagious disease mild?! here. These
summer visitors sec ealth, and it.
would bo the very essence of matinee:
for us or any one else to deceive them.
and we don t propose to do it.
Let us. for our own “Ito‘s. motto our
water service at wholesome u ble.
and then our summer visitors WI I enjoy
with us its ble'. sinus. The water. ct its
source. is pure, All that is asked is that
it be auppliod in its purity,
bus been
We regret that Mr. EllyI
for 'avlngbou-
bully
r «a
“mu lily taken lubrmd
tedo tho water being extmrd
,“ but. be on ht not to have made
such it boast it be new it: actinl condi-
tion. Mid until it is improved he should
not bug any more about it. but if quea-
tlorictl in regard to it. tall the truth.
which will: do the city utd him more
good than any other course be cut pur-
toe.
m-v—v—u
Benedict Farm.
Mrs. E. C. Gorbun has returned from
Now How.
Mn. H. Jone. MBPDM from Mt. Kit-
00 on Saturdw.
Mr. cud Mm. H. R. Scott of Ridaellold‘
spent tho 4th ct 8. Jones.
Jotcph, Richmond and (will: bad I
claim bnkcntmdrctutcntbc 9b.
this 14ml» nod “to. John Garb“: of
Mt. Elnora. “(l mum and 600. Scott of
KW tire visiting tit ti. Jenn.
The of hot It «can did
M WW Goran-b
new bun. twiaiagoneend ofitbdly.
cm groom-mom
wotbnllm. tame.
mumummuu
tolb
WHOM.
Mounquetaztre Gloves, 1.89 andl.9
“J. W. in Its. SMITH
South Not-walk . than“
Arc offering the Largest Assortment of
DRY Goons,
At the Lowest Prices of any Dry Goods House
in the vicinity.
Also an Extensive Line of
Mailings, 011 Cloths, Slalasdixmms,
llottsefitrnisltlng Goods, -
s
At Less than New York prices.
J. W. & M. 3. SMITH,
South Norwnlk, 0t.
No. 68 Washington St,
“ Eula Farm”
CREAMERY BUTTER.
FINEST
Teas and Coleen, Hurt and Bm. Ii. Engllslt Dotty, Recife“, Nelfchtel,
Sap Sago all Creamery Cheese. Fruits
and Vegetables.
R. P. BUTTE Geiertljmer, llmall.
—- - ESTABLISHED YESTERDAY. ——
—-—-—-B ‘0' 1——
arasuls and $1111 Umbrellas, e
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Newest Styles and Lowest Prices,
.__.—A T—
A. Dickerman & Son’s, ’
39 Washington 813., ‘So. Norwalk._
on westwa-
BAKEB &. LOGKWOOD.
Livery, Eeed, and Sales Stable,
RLBAKER.
Ho‘i‘scs and Carriages to let at all hours with or without dri-
vers Fine Coaches for Funerals, Parties, Weddings, etc.
Boarding horses taken of reasonable prices.
First - Class Single Teams a Speclfl‘i'
Bear of Warwick Hotel. - 654i. - South m
———-——YOU CAN—— .
——FIND TEE——
LARGEsq‘fl Angolan-MENU:
\
' .70!- run——
Ghoiccst Styles and Best Qualities 7I
——AI‘ THE—
LoWeut
An“
BI Elli-LE
Price
'«auronxau.
Norwalk Chronicler