. a 3.. 3,. .1
mn. .. ‘ manna-r Loom tonic-3.1:“ will live
, M3,; “luhntunofmi 1". 0"! Hotel It: bu cen- ere iii-celled loot evening b Actlng of my duty i‘jimmhm
“can. of the Ooneohdnted with tb
M roedJlduuHBMy-“wkws‘n 'WMO-_ . -- I t: Guild m~hbn .Kenn . bevebede etuewhlchw fibula-urt-
M‘r 3"! l', I003. dny. ‘ l ‘ . ' w—fcw—w . of o rfibtbtwdfie of Norwnlk. a: the y let-of tlon in the White
_ 5......“ l wl I pay “when to re: the .d unmee cutie 0 re nafnlled are e- fol- Police teell end the duty 0 tbePreel- ‘
sugarcane-um ‘“ - m- lion-uncle [hilmdcom n ‘wmmot some“ Ll my... low. :—N. n.._PIIIIo n. Blunt v. ., deutof m Boerd of eeltb wet on. 0th- Io-W the-ban M8! 0
in Week P3 y M- P ~
magnum...“ "a... ‘ dfl'krvd It: Wgu'ar 9 p" cont gun...” ““ R. E. Kinne i Rec. soc. . H. Moan» obnr . I believe or omclnle ere M l“ N" “d “010“!-
an. up... I v a... my» gzxym on n... preferred .gocg‘ ”nu, Trinity CW h I nay: Per. "saliéirlael’xlra‘er £ng «in: to unyduty de «aw tails. J William Pekuleki or N. y. W of
m' "”7“" - - ‘ . c on w . . Rood: . . .. r at lt- . . . eoo Itoppln “Dbl-Ion“;
am °' ’.‘.’.'..°.‘:' 1-,. , "'r . aflfi‘b'? P“ '“° '" Bmhid Park nu edict: L 8. 19.6.. Fwd. than: R 8- —We are glad when It from Mr. Ely w- Gueele 4.. ieviei 1;: an.
“"‘M'u‘v'm Mufti“? "N“ 8"“ 3"“- 0'8um- ‘ '. 6.. Jerome Smith: 1.. s. v.0..0hu. blmoelfthnt when» aid about the tor-Mn. mum at bl M
Whigs: c. u u 1., Yum ‘3 g rock: of the New yo... i! D r »«>——~—. .mith: R. S. S..Chnrlea Fallon l 1:. 8. 8.. “an“: qu ty of our all voter, no 3'“. Cberll ph 1 debtor. (m
. cunt“ ”“8““ 3’“ L, “ ~ 0“"‘mln'ler. was in our " “‘ ”Hui” Will cullt tho poet .N.Mor n: Wurden.Wm. .MoEw- eervedtcconournerl '" with . up“ ‘ '9'“ .0
tice' in If lltne m" “an“: ’“"M“‘ “m” “h“ “‘"I beer 0! aomethi to her - Con uctor Wm Russell ' X 6 good W “'d' “9 the cue-to °‘ Klee 1‘“ -
rug-mm Pli'lul‘. flwu‘Su'LWm , V “H “d“m‘n‘ R lln McGI-nw :‘O. G... Jamel Wll'mct": lit.:rtiihl‘d.i.ntcntlbnnllyodll:l:v‘z 'nn one m“ Minnie 3"" °' "Mk " 1"
Jim 3 torn. ‘ ‘ > ' _ ‘5" Samuel Pine the Denbury mullntto eus- .1 c T Q". : Tho following about it —nnd he dld m“ if be 0.“, mid to"! Vilma: “built—Bethe! W.
_, _ W, ., -— tad of mulling Mm Stocum at ' ‘ " “’wbfldlf‘ ll «Margin his hat l ed w-onflnnnoe. it w” 9'“... “m eource. w. ore .1” Mr. and Irmobnrleeacotb of Brook-
u-“i Sr'fiu‘i‘eF-‘m ‘“
Remoining in the Pout-office es South
.‘orth Sale
burr mulled
“rm: near Dun
Norwnlk Jul l”! 1% Penn
. . . . no I ‘ . '
In; for any c three lettcre will pig-:30 312$:an bend him 0“"
“sharing; ore ngtywtucd.
l. . ettio ttal. floor i .
ward E. Bouton. Mina danish? Elmira
.\‘lwbucl Donnelly. Mina Jennic Puncher.
.‘tchifln Fisher. Minn Abbie R. Hick;
blurb-‘- llovl. Mu. Merv E. Hoyt M".
(\M‘; 1-. fault. Mrs. .\nnr' .\chbson'. Dun
.lv‘}v‘.?.‘ . In Lime lifulvihill. .\liau \Vin‘
um I ‘(onnom James K. Pnlk. Nettie
Scull Shoe Nellie Sullivan. To the Lndv
wfth.» Runs». 48 Main SL. Minn Viola M
Til'l‘vlv .Mru. .\nnie .\f. Valentino Lee;
tvr l “'hccler. Hutu-go 1‘. Smith. ‘
J. S. lll‘SNlNfl. r. I
A
B.
.5 *4
aEderd Huyt'i new has 7 R
H w“ nuccc ~
fully launched but Saturday. a“
5...
u t u ll .” ‘
’ o o u an i‘ .
nnd’l‘urc Candy: ‘ for Home Med. PM
" 0‘.
John L. Burbank: in UM
rm: ti
Inotha-r hounoon Woodh ‘K ‘ PM up
nlh‘t‘l.
. —- ~ ow—~ —
‘ Tho brick work at J. H. l-‘vrrh‘n “Huh.
Ington attract yard is bcing rv‘pdlnlv‘tl.
if 9-.
—— you want to buy mm: at tho ov-
oet prlcoe. rcnd S. S. [lurand‘s \‘Illng‘c
etnrc plan advcrtim-nwnt.
.5. .0.
Thu Rcv, t‘. Samuel Suvago of Hanni~
hip. Mm. \vIll prvnch in tlll‘ Baptist
church. on Sunday the 15th Imt.
()w
fatal
W“ .0.
H. H. Harbour) church picnic nt Ru
ton inst l'ridav wan A large nlfair tho
Long Branch bringing about 1.2%..
C ‘I’ l I «w‘ -._.
.‘ . i. .S. t‘. contour hitc “-
{tuition :1)! tfig Mild barge t«?(‘nld gp‘rih‘g.
. nnt \vI ., ~ . ‘
.\ugu~i. pr mbl} go on [lit hth of ”M.
v 00‘
Thu‘wvvcr to carry the waste watcr
from ( rufut t! Knapp‘n factory Nu. 2. in
bonus extended through Water rtrcet to
1” tllr‘
‘ ‘ "Widow.
"‘v - ~ ~ . .
’x. —. .rn hdl‘, lb ' mu
hie longer the wind played” lilt‘tnry
"rd and lllf‘
, ' l lh
buebrcive were you e order for
silent shone big, baby-’
'19 full of sweetne- jot
gbhlnklnfi of certain '02" an appear.
co. mid to hot. and abstain Temper-
,u... very much. - l‘ml‘ably 0“"
l" cried I gm! 7 ‘
N Cl“, I" iii) 3 it‘ll ill "tun
WdP‘I“ ”Pfifilav, ‘t‘be mug-ism!)
f Washington Park
. here." mtinnlgctmrt.
it down her kn.
the mu”_m',nnmmm~s lllli \Vt‘t‘k
’5 0f nullmcry grinds.
. givcu in nu mirror-
“"3" aadllwf‘t‘ullllllu.
I hie back to a»
hick certain-chm n of \Vruy S. H0-
ed just commvml 1mm is nu cxhi-
. (Iflll‘t' Window. in an
tinefi‘ mof the late .\rthur H.
. rocking-c ”9 '
. fiber I‘dcunl‘camp nwctmg of
.Lun lot Lsocintmn of Ill!‘ ~lute
0'hclu “ .\.untic. the stun-inn (‘nni-
tli
g : .\ugust l and concluding Sup-
5.--..._.__.
h't forget thr- StateTumpcruucc
"E‘xt High Rock firm-c. Thursday.
”Hi Tmin h-nvvs South .\‘urwnlk M
Plflict yt‘ul‘ Ilt'kr‘l“ curly Hi as to be
“‘Pithmu.
nov,
”——
.~& \Vhitcs steamer “.\lbu‘zie."
3! iched from Richard & Wm .l's
pen Saturday. and has bI-cn takvu to
a Trork. where the engine Will be
a; 3. her.
dov- «>77
dud .Rovve of Fair Haven has an oys-
bc Ir heap of 130.000 bushels and has
.cd several curmws from Balti-
mflc is to plant 290.000 bushels of
no .is year of a value of $35,000.
Kala! F «—
day Hartford 6%: Harlan Railroad (‘qu-
bout.“ called upon its stvi'khnldcri
3’,“ ;stnllmcnt of [fill per cent of their
9 : trons. tyuhle July 15th. This
. r a lit! c marathon $108,000.
, uh ’ «o .
*{nswvll P. Flnwur spoke at the
lamp fire of tho H .\. R. at \\'u-
= N. Y. July 3. His mldrv-es is
lin tho \Vntertuwn Ile-
almuuds in i-xcr-llcnt
gull
2y fr:
lwcn
rniln
must“! In ful
he T90} and
ll 5»...—
Bridgke like :t continuum [Ii-day. my
cunsx lay. and I‘ll give you $1." said a
Rimmhis l‘leyvur-old. "Trude, find.“
“-1... Joey. and hu went and got drunk.
piaipfié liter and tried to act up a limo-
may a girl.—~Boston Pilaf.
' — .9. "'
L‘hiu‘ R. Marvin. vice presidI-nt .of
Tuesd flyu Trust company. who died
cidcn' In Brooklyn. N. \.. was born
hp ca ‘dk. Conn. In lSll. and was one
the it past members of the New York
d“. )Ihnngc. .
hand I: ’ , "’ "
,to a discrepancy between dates
Tb ills and newspaper advertise-
, atom nnouncing the sale of the
_ 1.“, ’of the estate of the late Ellen
cent lent Bell Island. the date has
cent raged to Monday, July '33. at ‘2 p.
Jet!
30;
ll‘bursdny evening Raymond
l made a contract to move (inc
,nll buildings of the Yolk Hat
,T. I. with about a dozen men,
‘up end carried it t x iti place.
:: ‘eusiun with all the appliances
ad * used in building moving.
'3 I 5— m A
. mperance meeting in Milwau~
oy. at which Mayor Slowell. a
inbolitiunbut of strong temper-
e. spoke. there were several
in which it was hinted thnt
i biticn party of the count was
nominntc prosidentin ticlr~
It in acid the movement has
. . otdcrnblc headway in Iowa.
nun. Alabama. Mnine and oth-
nnd that on organiution for
in going rapidly forword.
~—- , M
y evening. on the Dnnbury
t trnln woe coming into the
on old woman nttem ted to
truck in front of the mo-
would here been run over but
sauce of mind of June. Po-
, Winnipnuk Goradluck be”
who at the risk of bio cvrn
pod ,from tho pletform end
08 the truck. At firet the
u'indignent.nnd at no time
n into the numerous of
. bod been drinking nnd
pol. creel-Mt ceca-
nport hagcur city that n
, on at Mon. At my
..
wee cent coon ofw to
eeklnglfem teem
footeqnttev betrothe-
“ . mmettbePointtbon
* ofloecron ,v.
W—
blue!!! courts Ploy-
W
""‘i tcbefnnu
'» kineelftkeueutof
MOE
e
drove through W
afternoon.
_ -~ m
“(123nm- A. [about or llw
e recent 'atvrhurv walking In t‘l
ha: walkrd dwnv with ‘ 1‘3 wh' ‘ a f"
placed In his ba' ‘ l n h “as
other umtch.
th‘llinR and ll!!! not been lwurd of uuw».
.\ r‘ll‘fi.
Thu lwgiun
cpnw by burgv and Slt‘lllllt'l” to ltntnn
l‘omt I)" Monday. thc- grmvlerx of Now
\nrk nu Tuvwlny. Sumluy schools from
llriiilgcpprt nud llclhvl vo-atcnluv and
(M ny t \c Sullivan ritl‘t‘l‘l '(‘ul . ‘t h. ‘
“I Brooklyn. Ir. icliurth
'
l‘xputrucnun w
trul‘ 'In-' and s'rni xhti
'3»: 0m ' h |
Q c Q
npmber of men.
“ - Maplt‘u 0
mix to put I
”9‘ lllMle‘filw
01‘
" House will some one be kind enough
to food mo and gum me a drink l'" in the
ray in l‘ll‘l“‘i"‘l""““ that mu farmed to
one Itc m on n atrcct in \‘a l ‘
this wwk. ‘ 12mm k
I! In ll) lh‘ harp-d
‘-
of Honor of
. <>
In: to the warm \\'--:\lllv
r
rll’m‘t nu
lit'Vt‘f'lll n! ll
hnhuu in tho Wild “'v-‘t (‘muhinutiun
\\‘llll‘ll llr. t‘arrrr and llull'ulu Hill urc
cnnductmg. thc show Will not conic thin
way ht pry-soul. but will spoud tho Blilll-
mar In t‘unadn.
.0.
.\ packagc of thc tub-phone bills for
the quarter from July 1 to (lord. were
hut this \vwk ncur the middlc switch of
horse
value except to thc cmupnnv and a suit-
able reward wnll ho paid for Ilwir I'clum
fillll'ntid. Thoy a
ccntrul ulllcv.
<5 7
~Il'k on up. (i
' . ‘
mluintcd road Il.‘}.rl“l"‘3‘
nicncrd in ('tlnllt't'llt‘lll.
' GOO
Eighty'eix of
summer saettlcmcut ut
Wr'l‘t‘ distrihutcd Mnml
n-miumu aggregating
‘p
sirm-l crossing.
Thursduy.
cullcd for :t films" of lwi-r.
«lose of hll’yt‘lllllt'. and dr
tho l')\\'t‘.\[ prices.
909
kccp away all
lt‘l' PHSY. (i. .\. R...
rt’l-il fill
mac! I Hg Ilr‘X t 'l'ul-sdny
new ('.)fllflllllllll'l'.
7—-
——-Tlckets car he
Divisions 8.
.\I Ruyumn-l. (i. \V. l'
and \V. H. .\lurrcll.
.99
vcntiun at Columbus. ()h
llanf. Church. 3'.
ml to send dclcgutcs.
.0. A
ank In
On tlic New
road last wwk
f :m the tublc.
“7
t-d uvu lnuut hs.
the hide when done witl
museum at Rome.
f ucntl
dime of
motion on the subject.
cent luv.
Temper:
Well end Concord
leeve South Norwelk
viouo to tho d
3:“!!! morning
defend pu
rellrood ccnrnny.
ofetmendfcl!
pvetbegrouud the
union; them being
f tho Nnrb‘lllk Hour.
Th catatratfurd yceterdnv
ey lmuircd at several
law. the w: to t e .
llrldgcport .\‘cufa. poor house.—
llm‘diwl llw ro-quwt. -— llrldgvport
ning of thi- (‘un-
llw lots
A Nor-welt men ell from
It didn't hurt
In. New York. Ind known to
n Lonnccticut woman
bury. it worth $250 to
to the nu
Unknown“
IP for um
i tlw nanw
that muiu
“Funklyn
having a
Ic lndmn
h' of no
uum'uple
bu:
Iml
ton,
bu
Kilt
l
w ' ,. , . \vull vc thcm back. if they dcalr’c aw vld I
:.‘..‘.',§f{3"{,,.}‘mfj 'mf.“‘mf,"“‘° “WWW!“ um um Wedne-day eveninfli lii’dzlnlin 'ixl‘lé ill: will? galdkohlfit agi'i'on‘u hull??? oibl°mmi 9.3.
rmh nu Iluu ulurliilli: L and “um um ‘ “m“; .""°“"“d "" “a" that in: the y elttln or intending un- “5.3301331: mm“?
.‘b‘ < ‘\H ' ht! dlflpfllt‘d 0' by "l0 “MOOlfl' am on "‘0 bring 03' in boats “flier Ml" Currie L. mt, Ind bmthor .‘
Whou tho (.Mm‘ A. Ward ,1. ' Ilzllv itlcc was given that around. having boon in the water. Avoid re. 8 Y lull D.“
"'r “"Nli'uz \‘Yl‘llril l 37mm“! W"- l‘“ “n“mlm'u“ “"d “WNW“ “mining too long in the water—lave "I'M yrecuee. ' ‘ ere ' ”’3 “
fhun um. pity ,{HQ 9‘ :"1; in“ (3“ ""P Inn-ma upoued at tho "looting out the water immediately there in the Mr. and Mn. J. W. Dalton. J
In" m“ b0 “mm”. l. . rIp rum Ru- “1'“ h owning. “mum“ feeling of chlllncea. The “8' Brig-kl 51:02:: “hardwep‘p‘ gargasf.
, ... . “ "“m‘ {In “1"": ”"5: croue null etrong may bathe earl in the “6‘ Ba ‘00?” '0'" “a etreet.
TIH' llll‘llllwru of tho litlptiat Church morningnxrtihgst; awgzymfix’xkohdd at: uh K.“ Field. who h" m Inn:-
A n
uhlny
(‘. J
tcr. will
hliltt‘ “‘lll
til thc Hall
Crust-m
uy. 'l'hc
mugcd from $6 to $00 for n chmcv. rim
*1.
ulmut
l
l‘l‘urtccn huts which how but u subscrib-
ed for are yet tn be unsigncd.
(ii-orgi- Hrziillcy. flugmnn at tho Main
wcnt ll! lll‘t'\\‘.\lt‘rs lust
He was uuxlrr tho Illlllli'llt‘t‘
of liquor all day. and tmvurd cvcmug lu-
put into
:Ika it. lb
rcuultcd Silt‘t‘dll)‘.~—l M n bu ry Ih'nux'ruf.
‘ ‘ ..0.
——.S. S. llurnuils Villagc stnru plan
works xvi-ll. and purchasers gct nwnt :It
llt‘llll udvvrtiwmcnt.
[n nrdcr tn prnvunt parties from put-
ting up a liquor Salmon, the: Nuugulu ‘k
railroad company bus purchnscd lllr‘ vn«
tircetripnf land lmrdcriug thmr prop-
erty on Ilu- vast of High Rack grow. If
moncy can do ii. the company llli'fllli tn
(llljt'l‘llllllillllt‘ fcuturI-s
from llllSillt’allllflll I'vsurt.
”-vA—
CumumndcrE inmndsof llnutzlus Fmv.
ltlw-l~
lug lilnt Tuvsduy cn-mng. and at tho
cd ul ‘lll‘
cvu-niug ll
Will lw un clcclinn of l‘muuiumlcr. uud
all van-:mciI-s cuuei-d by lllf‘ clcclmu of thc
A“ c Imrmlcd of thc
l’ust uni urgml to bu pn 5cm.
procurml for the
State Teuipcruucepicnic of tho follow-
ing membvm of t‘oncurd and Old “'0”
of T:——()l' Concord—Mrs.
\V. .\. Kcllogg. \\'. .\. Kollngg. .\lrs. \\'.
H. “'urucr. \V. A. I’I‘yurnml L. R. June;
of Old “'cll Division—l) l‘. .\lurrI-ll. \V.
My. t‘. N.)
A cull hue llrt‘ll isuuul for a state c. n-
in. on July
to be cumpnur-il (If tcmp-rancu workcrs.
irn-spectlve of party or err-ell. to tuke
tlu- nicmurc Iwcvsoiry fur carrying tlw
sccond prnpm‘d cnuulllulimml amend
ccclvslusllt‘al
Mill tempcrunce- urgzullz Illimyz urc- lll\'ll.'
Id Now
A learned judge in Spurtnnluirg, S. t‘..
said that there was probably no judge
upon the bench in the State who would
not hold that any liquor that produced
intoxication WM an intoxicating liquor.
and lagcr bear would pruducc this died.
and he therefore sentenced the loreumn
of the grand jury. who had been found
guilty of selling lager beer on Sunday at
it z-unimr-r resort kept by him. to pay a
lino of $10.) and Costs or in lw imprison
-—————w-———-~
«The OltlUISAL Dr. Craig's Kidney
Cure. 75 cents a bottle. for sale by all
druggistfl. Be sure and get the uriizlllal.
669
5% 4’ ————
The firm of Donaldson.
L‘o.. of whom Governor Butler obtained
his sample of human bide used In the
Tewksbury investigation. has taken lev
gul steps to recover the some nincc the
governor refuses to recognize any traffic
in human skins. and says he nhall bury
Donaldson
any; the hide was worth $1.500 as he wan
making a pair of sliced with it for the
On account of tho
notoriety attached to it now he says he
would not take $3,000 for it.
i it.
-——¢eo———~——-
The poet-office depnrtmeut in about to
select n dalgn for a new faith-cent post»
use stamp to be put in 1H8 October 1. ol-
multnneously with the new two cent
stomp. Not Withsiuuding the fact that
the date upon which the twuxcent
ego got-e into enact. October 1. has n
mentioned by the press. bun-
ttcra have been rvcclv
the department asking for definite infor-
A circular
noon be publifihcd containing all detailed
information concerning the new two-
—~.———
' The noun! etnte picnic of the Sons of
one will be held in High Rock
Grove next Thuredn . July lilth.
ive. {have made er-
moment. to attend. nnd in train will
I.
Tickets for the excursion will he only
cente. and children over 5 and under it.
45 cents Tickets can be obtained 02.2%
In
it-
nt 7.25
member- cf either division at any t
of the picnic.
the picnic n com
to. will be nt the depit to eupply all who
until tbut time but
notloketevrill beeoldettbecfloeoftbe
fat
at any
’hl
“Indium-durum“ loose
m them—“V
“I‘lll‘ll
lHHlH s
Huron
the 5.45 rxprvss train
from New York wu“ ntoppml near Eint
l’urtchv-stcrhy urn men. um- running
down tho truck wavi lg n rcd hnndki-r-
chief and the nlhci running across tlw
timid with at table cloth he llflll snatched
A big lrcc bud bee-n
l luwn directly across tho truck.
Donovan &
«dby
the limb
to c
. but
-—OB-
be
itint
lmln
7:00,
It a
'ltlll
“W“
l. Inn
24.
4!
‘-
will
Old
rn.
00
story 9:40.
bridge has boon put i
Julian Main is clerkiug nt (‘matuok
gosh": during the ubwnoe on volition
Bailey.
Snmucl Durand
(lullaghur were married by Justice Slou-
l
The apparatus f
ll" \l
the
Friday.
«4!» Euro and act your tickula 0f Ht‘
and Sunday so
Rood & Huuumnun'n nyutcr houw oIISnt~
(‘. H Hurvvvilon‘t want no
. | n “.3 t ) z
tler trndc dollar-I for l l l l m H
bring thorn to bin nth
thum nl pur fur hunts and nhncu.
. Hon; this Work culls nttcnlinn
to his fucthtwn fur furniulung urncurioa
and "within! the bout qualitica at theI
inn-cat ]lrlt‘t'S at his store on tho \Vlltill-
Inglnn sin-ct hriilgc.
H. I). lluluuiuun
begin about the middlv offll'liiy. "1",: lluhnmmu ”f ”I.“ ,
cntirv Wnrk in New York "l
cumplctmldxjore opwntions xm- cum-
ninnufnctory by tl'f nddlmn of a n1.
ering pipe ear the
n.
.__r. 9.9—. . ..
8
heater F. 'l‘ollea. Jr.
H f
omen or working men.
iota from #700. up.
Ihuaea
Apply to .l. t).
Ql-lll.
m 7 ———.
. Jr. and Misc: (Milo
at his otllcc. Inst Monday.
m
or hoisting coal \‘lll
p at \Vllfltlll Point this work.
lral Cargo of coal in expect'd
9‘.
luwc
lmol of this City wtll hold
. July ‘Jlst. at Ll o'clock.
.0. "-“I-
es:- thnu pnr. but
re and exchange
00.
Read it.
wow—~—
. brutlIl-r of the Doc-
lllccun ‘5‘ .
lul‘ll. at pleat-m l murmudr'fi’till
l'llnl‘as
ml the inpniIItIuI-nt of ”will"
Mutlwmutlcs In tho Univcruity of Vir-
gmiu.
0..
Thu numbcr of tell-plum.
llllS tuu'u bun IIIcrcunwl In 103. and the
circuit llllrl lwcu cxtcnllcd lu FIVI- .\lllc
ltivvr uml ll.ll'l\'ll. Ncwnulm‘rIlwrucomc
IIIdIIily. and lwfuru lung tho fIIIIulII-II
Without them Will bu the cxm-ptmus.
m in use in
,. ,,, .-_,
NI-lsnu St. John on Imwcr .\l-tlll nll‘m‘t,
lmuu curtm—Ily wnl‘tll IIIclIlIIIIIIIIg. ll.
lull hon \vhlclI wus Hl'l. on bugs. but
whcu Mr. St. John wcnt to look at hcr
this \\'l'l‘k llt' found that hcr ngguhud nll
cmubluvd und lllllt'llt'tl u mnltcnu klttI-n.
,_.... .0. —~‘-‘
wall.) to (‘1. l". lluy'n and got your
lll‘kt‘l for tho Tt‘llllM'rllllUt' excursion to
High Ruck. July 10.
' .0.
lit-v. (‘. H. Huck. pustnr of lhc Fin-It
.\lclhmlmt church of Now Huvcn, will
pn-uch in the Mahmlmt church In this
city, ncxt Sabbath. [[0 Ian vcry clu-
qucnt prcuchcr. und dcm-rvedly popular.
\Vc know all who lll‘ltl‘ him Will be dc-
lighted.
H-..” g...
(Hun island bus mun- nltrtu‘tiuuu for
excursions thun any other plucn on the
sound. and tlw Mcthodmt excursion,
.\ugu-It H. will afford n fine opportunity
to visit it. (bring to lllt‘ cupaiclty of
thcntcnnwr the number of tlu~ tickets
will ho hunted.
r- .. «o
'l‘hr Hoyt House ut Son Cliff has lwcn
r'IiLu-dund thoroughly ri-novnti-d and
the name chnngcd to the “Optinnu t‘ut-
tngc." and Is now ready for gum-It: for
tho sumuu‘r. Mrs. Edgur B. Hoyt of
this city. tel as usual, In chnrucof tllc
cuttnglu
—— .0.
A nelf-ucllng sofa. just large cIquglI
fur twu. hna bccn invcntcd. If properly
Wound up it Will harm to ring it worn-
Ing bell nt 10 o'clock. Al. mm lllllllllt‘
utter l0 it splits npurt. nud wluloom-
half carries the duughlcr upstairs. tho
other half kicks llt‘l‘ young mun out of
doors. Tho-y Will conic high. but pI-oplc
“'lll luIvc thcm.
—7-» 900‘
The cousnlldutcd picnic of the Emmet
(‘lubu of Duubury nnd Nurwulk takes
plucc :Il ll )lon nu \Vc-dnusdu) Aug” Inf.
and lhc culuunttccu are hard at work
In Ikmg urrungcuiculs for u grund lllllt'.
\Vt- lillilt'l‘nlufltl, that the Rubi-rt Eulnwt
t‘luh uf Stamford think of jnllllllg those
above Illt‘lIlllHlvil in the ulfuir.-—Stulu~
furd Ifc'ruld.
The llvclmfit fluid for spcculutiun at
present ia/iu potrolumn. and many for-
tunes have bccn mndc in it lately. H.
S. Curwin. a member of the Pi-truleum
Exchangc. prints hie curd in thin issue of
the SENTINEI. and solicits correugmmlo-ucn.
Mr. 70rwin has had large cxper-
ivnco in the petroleum business, nnd is
thoroughly cnnvermut \Vllll all the de-
tails connected with its salc and pur-
chase. His address is 590 \Vells Building.
18 Broadway. N.Y.
Q0.
..
\Ve understand a swimming match in
being arranged between Robert Pearson
and E. R. Peltou. the great but slmpcra.
The match will take place at on early
date. and the course will be from tho
draw bridge to Dorlon‘a Pointnnd re-
turn. Mr. Pearson. while prnctlclng
last Friday at Roton Point, was "picked
up“ in an exhausted condition. by a lady
who was rowing in the vicinity of
"Long Island‘s Sea Girt Shore."
F—«QO‘
The new bridge is not yet fairly un-
derway. Last week the pilodrivor came
and pulled up the piles and brought
accwa on which to carry off the old
bridge. and would have removed it Sut-
urdny afternoon had not the committee
objected. The p‘an of removal is to put
a ecow ands-r each end of the bridge nt
low wn r. and then when the tide rises
to flout it of! and carry it to Bridgeport.
A load of pllen arrived Mondnv end
were put in J. H. Ferrie‘ coal yard.
Wtooo
A call signed by Janice Revuolds. rep
resenting Connecticut in the National
Council of the new Irish National
League of the United Staten. and bv all
the delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
vention. hon been issued to the various
lrieb commotion: or Connecticut. invlt‘
in: them to ernd delegated to n state
convention to be held in New Haven on
Thursday. August 8. 1883. The pur
of tho convention in to form n ate
brunch of the Natiorinl Amlntlon for
the better primntlon of the objecte of
the movement. The convention prom-
b-eeto berpnite formidnble in number!
end will nclude no delegeten come of
the ebleet represented”: of the trial:
rnce of the etnte.
—Reed 8. S. Durand‘o village etcre
plnn advancement. end nee bow chap
gnu can buy meet for oeeb.
l
Frock J. Pilllnx‘e python. the one
tbet won on exhibition bore. in the ob-
ject of rent interest ct Gavin Book. the
proprietor chiming tbet 500 vleltcre
were in thetent Tue-d. .{e‘ Ir. mun.
chine that bio woke the one
. Cbarleo Palmer. The necrotnr end
surer‘e report woe road which a ow-
n.
. urnlebcdlhy the ncwl
y renovated and newly pointed.
manta a very cheerful nppcnrnnoc.
I'I ill-Iii"
Jerome
tobc in n flourlehln con-
ftcr lnetnllntlon n no ntlon
installed ofilv
no been thorv
Iod
could
The lodge room
be business meeting of the Term
'lth the cxcc tion of the wall
me. Also tint persona who
tributvd the motion nod other
oration: be requcotcd to cell
rig
lRl'MNCND FAMILY.
livc Nintcl'rl. tho youngest.
lhu bout people of New
)klyn. 'I‘Icketu 35 cunts:
on
w. which was prvpnrcd
~. m.“ . uh by Snuntur Plant at
allu v... ‘( nu . .
- ~ ' c c a
the hint M‘Sllull. wluclibfl ”oral: it“
in thc rule of pI-nsinn from $24 to kill)
pcr mouth to tho mldii-ra who lost It log
ulmvc tllv know. or Itn arm Iilmvu tlm cl-
lmw. AlrI-udy more than H.000 wu-
lmn-I from unc-uruwd unldlcrn huvc- won
rl‘f‘t‘th‘ll. More than 32.000 documents
lll thc llltllll‘l‘ of l‘\'lill‘ll(‘l‘. 52,0le rc-portn.
nnd 40.000 lI-ttors worn rvcclvcd last
month. ThI-dI-purtIm-nt rocoinizI-s no
utmrni-ys undvr tho ncw law. it rpccinl
cluum- lmvlng llt‘l‘ll lllSl‘l’lt‘tl In tlwnct. at
tho rI-qumt of the pl-uuiun (illicc, 10 Hull
l'fit‘l‘l. All thut H nvcossnry for the sol-
dwr to do in to mull llli ccrtiflcutv. and
with it It lcttcr over lIlS mvu signature,
giving tho punt uflicc mldrcru.
'l‘lu- (-‘rcul Nurlluvc-l.
TlIc grout inert-uric in trnvrl to tho
Nill'llth‘Sl, lulu fort-ml tho "Fulunui Al-
hcrt LNI ltuulv“ to put upon its “no mug-
uiliccnt dining curs. in which punnun
guru will be III-rvcd Incnln second in qual-
ity to no lir~t clues hotel. for the sum“
mm of auvnnty-flvc cums f'llt‘ll.
’l‘bc t‘bimuzo. Rock lshtnd & Puclllc
ll-Iilwuy. which controls this route. has
:Ilwuyu lllllllllltllll (l n I'cpulutinn fur giv-
ing tmvcli'ru first-chum lllt'lllfl on its din-
Iug curs. It fills It wont that tho ll'lIV/e'l‘f
in: public “‘1” upprvcintc. -/
"Thi- Alhcrt lwn Rillllv" is carrying in
vcry lurgc uharu of llw Northwestern
lrnvcl. and. although curly in tho iii-Mun.
has omnlni-uccd to tit'll tourinta' lickcln
to tho curious ph-ns'urc l't'fl'u'tll in u vol
unu- sufllcwntly lurun to guau'untI-i-nn
inuncnsu sumuwr truflic
-' .9.
-(lo In G. \V. 1,).Iy‘n and get your
ticket for tho ’I‘mnpcmncu excursion to
Highltuck.July19.
—— «v
'l‘IIc. Olmvlcml I‘.ernllcl.
Thc raIilroud uumlnlminucra met last
Friday in Bridgoport lu rundcrit dccisiun
on lucutmnullhmlttml for tlu-ir approval
by the Ncw York, UuunI-utlcut uml Air
Linc rullrmu‘l known ”S the ()luintcud
parallel. 'I‘lw Hartford and Harlem cn~
gincorn haw llt'Vt‘l't‘ly crItIoiscd tlu- Incu-
liun in tho recent hearings Icgurding
”in line. They dcclurcd thut a railroad
built uccurdIIIg to Ilw map and becom-
punying printcd dcacrlptiun could not he
opurulcd on uccountol‘ the ucutc angles
which uppcurcd ut. frcqucnt lnlcrvuln
\vhcrctlu-ru should lll|\'r‘ boon curves.
'l‘hc New York. Count-client. and Air
Lim~ wcrc l‘t‘PTl‘Rl‘lllPd by their usual
CUUHHIl. Sllnt'nll E. Baldwin appeared
for the Hartford & Hurli-In. ‘59 dccie
ion was given by Unmuiiauiuucr \Vood-
roll“ in lwhulfof the board. He. point.
eduut Nl‘l't‘l'lll iuuccurnciou in tho Now
Huvcn und Greenwich actions which
were not. however. fatally defectivc.
In thcm-ction t-xtcndiug from a point
llcul Bridgcp wt to u pulntneur Norwulk
the deficiencies wore of it ueriuus char-
acte and the mup and printcddeacri tion
contained Inaccuracicn which coult not
lw reconciled with the coudltions 0851‘"-
ml ton practicable rnilrund. The coun
sol for tho Ollnsteud purullcl than aakctl
that they be ullowud n short time to rem
cdy the defects thnt lind bcuu appointed
out. Mr. Baldwin 0p Bed motion. but
the cumminainuurs ccidod to take u
récess uutIl one o'clock in order to give
the counsel an opportunity to amend
the location. The culumiuaioncru met
at two o'clock and accepted the location
as amended, the changes were mudu
during the recess having met the points
raised by the commissioner? flndIng iu
the forenoon. Notices will have to be
served anew again upon the proper y
cwnem along the line. which Wlll occa-
sion some delay. and is a matter of con-
siderable importance to the company.
as their organization will expire in Co-
tober unless the line ia(properly approved
and $50,000 cxpende in conntruction
purposes by that time.
mow——
’l‘lIc t‘uuwe for Bad \Vulcr.
‘ Ounce. N. J., July 9th. 1888.
Editors of the Summon—In reply to
Us etntement about the city water. and
his condemning the filter, I will any
that they are med with aucceee. both in
this country and in Europe. but they
need careful watching find frequent
washings. The filters at the roeervolr
are neglected. They will hold only I
ocrtnln amount of impurities. then it
needs cleaning. and cannot be expected
to work unleee they arc kept clean. The
distribution pipe also need attention.
The opening of e bydrnnt here end there
moonlonnlly does more harm than .
At e moderate outlay the water can be
made second to none. and Inn ready to
do my there townrda it at on time. nnd
I tekc pride in it. but it need at to
nccompbuh it. end I know it wl I In
mono well spent. 1 would like to hove
I. eel on me and I will show him lune
tbet I think he will approve of re-
commend.
Ir N. c. Ely on the Water.
Now You July 7 1888.
More 8mm—
Ky oommunloetlon end your comment
I read yeeterdny. I hope on will el-
weye tell the truth on you ndvlee In. to
Illa to
f qua-tinned in regard the water.
on: y with
33311 intended in I u. ,
u on pet-eon. ‘
city every’vveek for
never been! n word
glad that he has no Mall: on c lolon of
rote the have never yet been tented
that ex nt.
bad no henltli omccr of the metropolll.
and that he would
come way to give ua. tbrou b the num-
mer. voter on pure on panel
it in not only whole-clue but pelnteble.
Avoid bnthin
n meal.
ther in the open nirlf. after evlng
n a short time in the water. it «uses
a mono of cblllneae, with numbneee of
the bends and feet.
on
{or bethe two or three boure nfter brenk-
batlIe without first consulting their mod-
were amply repaid for thcirpains
by witnessing tho game between tho
striking out six men. and was admirably
supported by Allen. whocuught without
an CITE)"; retiring five men on fouls. nnd
\ 'H. ‘3'” mi: 3333331021. egg:- it‘ll gut opium. butmw? nrdl t :2: they ma.
. new it i . . ' - . 4 i ‘ nvot occur ace n eve n
from u... mumdu;£“"y 0!! "l “ “in“ on. Wm. Saunders. A. H. McCheI- in the m 8“
dleobnrgc of their dutlee. At my
to
We would that Mr. Ely
have the authority here that be
force come one in
don,
c. and tbnt
__._~Q.h—._
Advlcc to author-I.
within two home after
thing when exhnueted
Mrs.
Avoid
-, ““0"“ Amlhll‘m 1““ "9'” b fnti no or from an other cause. bury.
“9 "W‘d "W "‘9 “’0'“ “WW” A’vold bgtblna when the y in cooling M".
was of all the furniture in the “I." perspiration. Avoid “my“ alto-
Mn.
Bathe when the
their annual picnic at Ilrcokuidu P 19"“ morning '0' °‘
\. , Mk. us Drummond Family of .. Thole who ere nub cot to ettlcke po-
m“ ‘“'"9'3:1“er0£* 18th. Thu f morning this wow. and will Wilmette or felntneeafend tboee who {fig 8:21.33. lili?«f‘m "2'3;
lu‘filvr avnw. m. “if...“ and. i‘irmklw lull. Friday nnI 'Smurdny an or from pnlpltntion and other eon-e ltin Mr end Mn 8 C Pnllncr
“he“... Wm be mid m mow." MM“? h...“ 51.. Iy L'umul ‘21. This fnuuly of discomfort at the heart. ehould not Mastic noon 5' .Iolak rt n'nd Mice
.“ being but seven. and la lonl ndviwr.-—.-‘V. If. Huftufl'um.
and mmd? (l! p“, “5.. lint “a: film £133”? Mine Clnrn 8. Marvin of But
merit in pro mb v rest 0« . '
lluud variety. he aiatcra Des it» the intense heat of Inst Satur- ..‘$T£’:hf:m:' fihfi'ale‘hfi'. m:u5m°;
BPt‘Cllllllf‘fl I" Wlllc'l Hwy day a ternoon. a huge number of ndmir- a '3‘ mesh“ in tong ' ”a 0' Mn.
lorr. and In many rcapecta era of our national game wendcd their silicon of the Wurvvlck' otel '
lll‘ company has the en- wa to the ground» at East Norwnlk. '
50 coins: on anll- M l. M. South Norwnlks and the famous Good Phoenix Engine 00.. will picnic kt Ro-
Lucluiuf Wlnuipauk. Thu latter wore 11‘" A“ ll. ,
«o . defeated by a score of it to 5. living to- On 00d!!! evening next 0|" BIO“!-
Pen-Ion lmw. tally unable to accure more than four "fl' W89 W'“ “'0'“ “‘9 second degree.
um , uctiv ~l . be m ' cafe hits from Riclmrdn‘ cffcctivc dellv- The “'0"! 0' relaying “1'28" 8“ pipes
3 ‘ ‘ 3 K ' m' cry. lticlmrdn pitched in fine form. throughWnter etmtin “WU CONN.“-
Inn‘d
foul' \llg‘lelll‘t" .T"_"“2'l"lg‘““ 0' "”3 born
South nrwalku was vrr ....
()Iw of thc chic-f fcnturlcu uf tlil’ "mpnth
was the lino amp and lwuutiful throw
houieof ulmrd lIIt llllc bull by George
'l‘uby. lcft fielder of tlw South Norwulkn,
tho throw rewiring a runner at the home
plutc. Monro. Lynne and l’artrick of
the South Norwalks lining unabli- to
play on account of injuries, Manure. Bo-
znrdua and Low II! the Hoyt Street nine
kindly cunnontml to fill tho vucanclcn.
IInd dill ammo fine work. Following in
thc scurv:
Inning-A i Flilwl:.5‘ 0 77.8719;
South Nurwulke .'l :l 0 I ll 0 0 (l dv—ll
timid Llu‘kn l l 0 0 0 0 2 0 l m5
Timc of Know. I hour and 88 minutes.
Umplnn Mr. Flock.
On Saturday. the South Norwulkn
play the Stumfordn. at Stamford. :3 p. I".
A ninc called "Tho Villnnovn B. B. C."
llllll lntcly lwcn organized. This club is
now prepared to receive challenges
from ull clubs in the vicinity of Nor
Walk. South Nurwnlk and Wcstport.
.\ddrmu all communication to the Sce-
rI-tury. Box 339. South Nurwnlk (it.
‘09
olllllmry.
AMANDA MARVIN.
Mrs. Amanda Marvin. widow of the
late \Villinm Marvin. died at the reel-
dance. of lwr Iron Willimn, at East Nur-
wulk. Monday evening Inst. The fun-
ornl will tuku plum» this afternoon at
thrm o'clock at William Marvin's.
“'HJJAM R. LINCOLN.
Wm. R. Lincoln died at hie residence
on \Vmor Street this morning. rather
unexpcctmlly. lie was taken with
cholera qurbun last Friday evening,
nnd bud bccn undo-r physician's cnrc
umcc. This morning-'5 oclock he was
found lying on the flou- uf his room
suffering severely. Tvvu physicians
were called and did all they could for
him. but he died at‘lO minutes past
9 He was 00 years old. The deceased
carved in the Mexican war. He had
boon u resident in this town for the
past eighteen years. with the exception
of two yours he spent in South Carolina.
He was It lock litter. and was employed
In tho Nurwnlk Lock On. Funeral acr-
vicea wdl he held at the house t ymorv
row morning and the remains will be
tnkun to East Attlaboro. Mons. by the
0.18 train.
HRS. MARY J. WILCOX.
Mrs. Mary J.. wife of Hartford Wilcox.
died Monday afternoon. after a long ill-
ness. A little over four years ago one
hnlfhcr body was paralined. and from
tbuttimc until her death. the change
from robust health to the final breath
has been by almost inaperccptible do-
grccs. The form of the lemon has been
a moat palnfulone. The shock to her
system at first left her Without an oper-
atho and rational mind. but \vltliout
the power of coherent utterance. and
while she had full control of all her
faculties. she could not. except at brief
intervals, apply language to thoughts or
things. During the past few weeks her
Innlnd became aggravated. and her
Inentnl’fucultlea were eubstantlally de-
stroyed. though her powers of reco nin-
mion of friends and relatives rcmn nod
up to the last few days. The de-
ceased was n sister of Moi. Joe. C.
Crowe and was related to most of the
old families of the city. She was
a member of the Methodist church,
and in her daye of activity was
a woman of chnractcr and many
good' utilities. end through her years of
suffer ng. no for as in her power line ex-
hlbitod'na irit of cbrietinn resignation
to her lotions. Her funcral took
took place at her lute rceldenoe ct $3.80
thin eftemoon and woe lnrgelfinttended.
. Her huubnn .during her none. he
ehcvrn :- devotion the: duel-m Mn
,and commendetlon. Five _ . pre~
vloua to in. Wilccx‘e eu ntteck.
her mother. urn. Polly Grove. who
model)“ home with her. fell and broke
her leg. which occident we: elmoet im-
mediately followed by n paralytic stroke
of the lame cberncter a Mrs. Wilccx‘e.
Mn. Crowe died on the 0th do! of Aug.
not. 1879. From the time of tire. Crowe’e
ntteok. A rll 1, 1879. Mr. Wilcox deve-
ted lilo w ole time to their care. and
none but tbcee who hove bod occasion
to know how faithful end tender it but
been. con n preolnte whet oucrlflce it
bu been. our after your bebno watch-
ed bereencbfld. «tended to her ":3
want. and gimp. up :3!an ‘ her
buelnaoe tint. In over a
. loot look of nltlon
won one of love into his hoe. in which
beamed n redlenoe of gratitude and ten-
derneee that woe more expreuive then
words. Nothing that one or klndneee
coulddc tomkebercocdltlon comfort-
Tldl it" man“ deeev‘v’y ”233%....“
u out on
”1:5“: . end it in felt and apron-ed
by w
.t
community.
I). Ulric Mil “Wk, 2". Y.
vmr. not”. {octets week‘s ve-
n-d'm-w but been on to Long
Brunch. '
Keener Knepp it in Button for e row
It. momentum end brother had.
, seem
lyn. npent Sunday with Chief McGowan.
port hove been vieltlng at Win. 1?. Box-
en.
A telegram enncuncing J. B. Ferrie'
Info nrrlvel in Liverpool woe received on
Monday.
Mr. and Mn. Dr. Georise
Ire emu; e few weeke n New Lon-
a!
Mr. Alfred Cox of New York was the
out of the. W. F. Werdvvell on Mon-
nv night.
vlnltln at the Rev. W. C. Coolv‘n. Rox-
lIer doughter, Mrs.
wick Home.
ford. ie vleitlng her
0. S. Trovrbridze. .
merln nt Col. Whitman. Eat Nowelk,
Hooeelero llllon. N. Y.. eve been the
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slonn ere rustl-
cating at Manhattan Beach Ind Glen le-
drilla unti August.
lmrgc G
William Enter and non of Bridge-
Cumming
W. N. Searlee nod eon Freak ere
Ellie of Boeton bu been visiting
tleld, of the War.
William A. Cl k. of Now I‘ll.
route. Mr. end
”400"—
Norwalk “one.
I" have discontinued their
They believefin one
for refreshments.
rcgory hue lost another horse
disease known on pink-eye.
from i . .
- With It.
Others nrc‘fi... in l
ubury
Samuel Daekeml‘e?! '
the agent in Ridgefleld‘
and Norwnlk Rellrond Company.
Will some enterprising person ere-cl“!
the site of the old Mott house nflret
class hotel? It is 1; beautiful locntlon.
Regular meeting of Knbnoen Encomp-
ment to-nigbt. installation of officers
and the second degree will occupy the
time.
The popular col ground lien under the
Norwulk bridge. Italy. up to the pree-
ent time. in the champion eel catcher of
the town.
lluil‘dcr Morrell of East Norwolk. has
about completed a house .for E. Kenrne
of Bridgeport. corner Merwin nnd Water
streets.
Farron S. Betta has accepted the posi-
tion In the freight de tot the South
Norwnlk atearuboet doc vacated by Mr.
Wilcox.
On Monday night. between twelve our!
one o‘clock. Mrs. Israel Lockwood died
from trouble of the heart. She was in
her 84th year.
On Wednesday
Dwycr and e a
difficulty. Mr.
nurses his hand. _
The resignation of George b. Elle no a
member of the Board of Registrars was
laid on the table by the Courtof Bur-
gcsies Inst Monday evening. .
One of our local papers seems toetlll
suffer remorse over the terrible blunder!
of the telcgrnpb. It still grumble! at n
mistake made nearly if not quite e your
a c.
EA new club of finger dcformero and
facial mutilatore has been or hired in
town. The challenge any c ub in the
universe. hey survive under the title
of the Villunovn B. B. C.
Our merchants experienced n dry dog
or two last week for the reason t at .
E. Olmetnnd felt an attachment for the
street sprinkler. But they are now jog-
ging along in their old ruts. .
The Kern Family. who were billed to
appear at t 0 Open House three nights.
seemed to be perfectly satisfied with one.
and went home disgusted because IheIr
tnlent was no better appreciated.
Richard Mitchell started for Daniel; on
Saturday to fill a lucrative position in a
large dry goods store belonging to a
relative. No doubt Richard Wlll engoy a
rapid promotion if reliability and quick
intelligence eceive their 'uet due.
On Moudgy evening t Grund Ln-
fayettc Claw. of Our Brothere' Lodge
was presented by the present officers of
the lodge with n beautiful embroidered
collar on a token of esteem for eervncce
rendered in drilling the officers to their
present efficiency.
Company F are end—they connot ex-
perience the bliss of camp this season—
until September appears. The govern-
ment f cede them this your. and, no doubt,
the delicacies will consist of bacon n‘nd
pork. The boys ere smacking their lips
In fond enticl tion thereof.
F. W. anu has secured the contract
of lining the large ice rcfrigerntor of the
Chicago Beef Importing Compony. It
will probebly take from five to nix bun-
drcd pounde of zinc. Mr. Bradley, e
Bridge rt merchant. on well neeeverol
boron: tin roofing men, put In their
bide, but Mr. Jaqui appears to have been
the best man.
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Young l-‘olke’ Depart-lent.
[Ooxnumn or Ono. G. Gown.)
ll u locum for thin do meet ebould be
A comm Link A. morb‘Norwnlk. ct.
pan
evening Inst P. H.
-rocket had n little
wyer now tenderly
eddreucd to x We
k of on
dilfiumib’dl‘fw'llmd‘.’ ii: men“. um;
Poor “Pete" bu been ebct.
Reed Hevilend bu e for eele.
it‘d“. St. John bee mod to Nor-
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migrant Buvllond levieltlng bl- cousin
WillleBntee lo nick with quick con-
eum tion.
Eddie Hervey lelvleitln'; friend: in
Pbilldelgi‘ln.
Elton kerleependlng hie vocation
in Phinvllle.
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DRY GOODS,"
Matings,0illlutls,llaiisal‘lnms,
J. W. 85 M. 8. SMITH,
CR'AMERY BUTTER.
ill in f- m ;
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South m, mi...
Are offering the Largest Assortment of
‘i
At the Lowest Prices of my Dry Goods House
in the vicinity.
Also an Extensive Line of
\ Houscmrnlshlng Goods,
At. Less than New York prices.
No. as Washington St. South Norwelk, a.
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“Eula Farm ”
F I N E S T— ,.
and (blocs, Inn and Bacon. English Dairy. leekhrt. Hm
Sop Sen end Cue-cry Cheese. Prllte
and Vegetable;
BT‘H Unilateral Grocer. built.
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Parasnls and Sun Umbrella 2
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Newest Styles and Lowest Prices,
‘,
5—.A T—
A. Dickerman do Son’s.
39 Washington St, 80. N orwalk.
KLBAKER. mm
m a moxwocn.
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Horses and Carriages to let et ah hours with or with .
vers. Fine Couches for Funerals, Parties, Weddings. 83‘.\
Boarding horses taken at reasonable prices. ‘
First - Class Single Teams a spec .
6“.
Beer of Warwick Hotel. _ South, “m
V——;-—.,-Y o‘U CAN——
——FIND THE——
. .‘..i, ‘ ‘
LARGEST ASS() IEHEN
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Choiccst Styles and Best Qualifies 1
—AT THE— ‘
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