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nus-ado“ July In, “so.
How Advonhoucnu This Week.
m to lolarca clings mast furnish copy no
. wan"? than Monday noon.
Plants for sale.
rooms to let.
Vacation Notice—B. Coho.
. W. .k M. 8. Smith
Notice. rotate Mary J. Wilcox.
List of Letters
‘Pssboflice at South
:83. Persons call-
l§tters will please
aafil‘ .
n. \V‘illioni H. Farrell.
iss Fannie Fitch. Mrs.
Via. Hodgrius. Miss Ella
. i3) H. Jones ‘2. Kitty D.
.. 2:; times Levi. Miss Sarah
"If?“ A. Martin, Heinrc
llie May. P. J. O‘Brien.
our“. (blacksmith). Mr. Gm.
Audnlliani Smith. t‘harles F.
J. S. Di‘xxiso. r. .u.
eiia‘nEi’pR; nil: to day and a bi; mil-e
it Rotor).
fl. ,_____
J \V. ik M. S Smith are offering
special bargains in dry goods and
notions.
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Miss Liaaie Selleck gave it hi“ it party
to a number of her friends vii Clieeiiut
atmt Monday evening.
v'” 9.0' r
'1. .3 Consolidated mud tuhhvligt‘l‘ do-
pot at Stamford is to lx‘ enlziigei for the
convenience of the Adams express coup
pony.
Q9. ‘
A party of six. among whom was ex~
mayor Swarirand J. A. \‘ulk. went to
Rings End Monday afternoon foruslmre
dinner.
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Raymond Brothers how the contract
fora dyingihe lime. plisfer and mu
want u the superstructure of the new
drawhridge.
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A llight of siiiirs has been built {it the
north end of the steiiiiilmzit dock. for the
accommodation of those who land there
from small boats.
'—°"‘O‘.w4-—s
\V, \V. Laforge. uf Nur‘t‘lllli. has filed
an I I‘llcaliun in the Tow i Clerk‘s office
for 16 acres of oyster ground in the
harbor of Bridgeport.
.mw, woo «~—
Thc Seventeenth Regiment. i‘. Y. mil
hold its annual reunion at l-‘aiiiicld. Au-
gust 28th. The Fiiih‘s reuiii \ll will he
at litidgepurt. Aug. 9.
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thiiihury has the advantage cl Nut
co: ’ in one respiei— we are imi ioiitiie
“gluing a ‘lll oyuu‘mvfk mu‘l‘uf.
i you fight over thing. or much lt‘ai
aluvnt‘e.
QC. *'w
to limluiry “animus say: thin in
:i‘ in iwvwiuiiulaie the demand: iui‘
x-iueiiis at llvll Nomi. \w ureiiiiurue
hail two vi" ilimx new «durum are iv
«iii up iuiuiviiiniely.
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ii“ i“ Holland‘s for lluiiia~ \lmle l‘ie
l‘uw t‘othl)‘.
fin.
lri. My. Augwi‘ diam loge curate»
pm: at {he “i\l\§l\‘§.\liwii\l elation.
xlr‘Nh of thought «hi i. ieo u! utter.
e am am from“ t\it\\l\i‘i\‘~l m h make
ll ‘N‘\\l i lli‘i‘lih ‘llY‘lx l‘il
» coo
‘lie Neptune i‘llll\ \\ ill ml on ilm xiii
" August iiwii Noni Ni. Mun ii a
lit“ t‘h‘W has .wimiilimi tin n‘ iiizrniion:
“lliippmg for lliv vruiw. and the ‘ihu‘i-
l“v;\reai large and j-illj a party in
“"i smiled under lliv Niqiiiiiw ll ig,
, on
Th telegraph i‘l‘t‘l‘iil tr. “Mich. whine
""5““ 1H“ i‘uuwil lllt‘ l\‘i‘i‘l\l i‘wllhliiii n“
l‘lli‘_.\'.vv \‘ork & New liugldnd mml u!
lallli‘ille. liy \\ llii‘ll wi-Vt‘l‘lll peiwmns
“"‘N villnl. hasheeii i‘.‘l|\lilr\\l. und in
"MY under arrest ltl Houthinqtun. \‘uiu.
no
f'Nv . Airs. ‘liil'lkiill' zuiiiuuuvml .ii the '1‘.-ui~
pertuieo meeting Sunday Mi l'lldilli iliiii
a Temperance neliiml \vniild lm organized
iii her home on l‘lli'nllilll sli‘vvl Solut-
iltiv afternoon of this Week. liliil v-xleip
detl a msiieriil lll\ atzitinii in the livin in
he pies-em.
.C. —
Bvertliing hid: fziir fur ll large numb. r
rticiputing in the tiXi‘iii‘lei in (lieu
aloud. Aug, ll. M the Medina»: Hun-
driy school. it ivilllw llll‘ lll“l oltKllll
hoot exeuraum «If the sodium. in ii new
and attractive place. und under the lli“l
i inspires.
— ~ or. 7-
t‘umplniniu have been uuide of the
fldllli‘l‘lllfl nf liillft‘l‘rlnli ilwnew ll‘lllll'll‘lh
ii' footbridge. tillil M‘Vl‘flil woiiieii liiive
lli‘t'll insulted while i‘i‘unsliii: it. The
rmlruad company my (lint the bridge
num he he it i‘ll‘lll' of Inungers or it will
be ri-iiiovetf.
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The lini lliit (Hebrew) Society of
Bridgeport. at its meeting hint Sunday.
considered the matter of ii pic pic lil
Ram-ii Point. and M. llilVl“ of this i‘ilv.
who is a mmulwr [if the “imply. \\'it\ “l"
pointed :i committee to sm- \\'ll.il iiirziiigw
merits can be iiiiide.
0
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Chief l‘i‘lhntii's son. iii [kiiitnwm l;i.~t
Tuesday. while cleaning it tllollll. was no
cidenmll ' shot in the hand. On Fridiiy
he caiiiclionie. when it was four-id that
the brill still rciusiiiivd iii the flesh. L'n-
der Dr. Emily Purdee's treatment the
hand is getting along nicely.
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The portraits on the new postage
stamps come in use 00(0le Lure :—
lvcent. Franklin: Scents. Jackson: 3-
cent. Washington ; 5 cent Garfield : 6~
cent. Lincoln : 7-cent. Stanton ; Ill-cent.
Jefferson : l2-cent. t‘lay : l5-cent. Scott:
Meant. Hamilton ; 90-cenr. Perry.
-——r~ ookr-m
Mrs. Crumb preached at thc Advent
urch Sunday morning and evening.
and spoke briefly at the. Temperance
meeting in the afternoon. She very
much regretted that it had been deemed
adVlsable to close the room. as she con-
sidered it one of the best institutions of
the place.
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--Read S. S. Durand‘s village store
plan advertisement. and see how cheap
you can buy meat for cash.
—-—-—-ooo-——-—
A stately elm on the state cam ground
at Niantic. under whose um rageous
shade the weary gunrdsman has often
reclined after the excitement of battal-
lion drill or the fatigue of guard duty.
has been recently blown down. It will
be greatly missed at the coming encamp-
moot.
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The steamboat war has ended in the
mplets annihilation of the Knicker-
bocker line. The Iron Steamboat Cc.
mnow in full ' . and are run-
ning the City 0 Norwalk to the dock in
this cl where R. l. Wilcox holds the
has been no change in root
ping time. The propeller receives freight
is New York at Pier 1 only.
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Last Thursday the colored folks had
Wat mm; Th: Sullivan
0 it came excur-
Mand all the colorednpnati’vos. and
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magma
Fouhaabcrn inxancw
Barry , buy
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A Bothel church will picnic at Rotten
tomorrow.
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Barnum is announced to be coming to
Connecticut with his show in Sept.
___. M..~..
The Young: Men‘s Social C.uh will give
a barge and tug excursion to Cold Spring
Grove. Friday. Aug. 17.
W .9.
The Commercial Travelers” Association
will hold its annual re union at the Fly-
ing Point House. Stony Creek. Monday.
August ‘37.
Hyflvfi
The curlers of Crofut & Kris p No. 3
went to liing's End Satu ay and
s int ii pleasant afternoon and gorged
t iemselves with clams.
A base ball tournament for the aniii-
teur chmnpionsliip of the steiicis to be
held on the Howard avenue grounds.
New Haven. some limo during the
month lasting two days.
p N , A
——-S. S. Durand‘s village store plan
works well. and purchasers get, nieat at
the lowest prices. Read advertisement.
v ‘7 oov~- -—
Uystermen are now planting and the
large heap of shells that have been upon
our shores and the bridge are being
eiirrmi down the harbor rind thrown
overboard to notch the "spat.“
”O
aniiinnd Brothers new louse in their
\Vnii'ir street van! is about completed.
It is arranged 'foi‘ three families. rind his
uicelv titled with water and modern coir
\‘t'iilvllzi‘vs. The brothers ure also ex-
tending their coal bins in order to pro-
vide uccnniiiiodiitions for the large stock
of cool they are laying in this summer.
' Q C O "r
The Hour. hacked by history. has
shown the (i‘uzetfe to be u liar. and now
the Gazelle is tr) in; to make the thing
even by insinuating iliiit the [four is not
truthful in its staileniriits concerning
circulation. The Honr‘s case is clearly
proven. Perliapi the ffil:t'ffl“.\‘ Could be
best settled by a eonimitieecf fill‘lllt‘l‘S.—
if llli')’ can he found in excess of lliose
who come to the borough to increase
the circulziliun of the Hour.
-—'— *0.
Never since the days when as boys.
we got \vuteriuelons iis bad boys some~
lliiica get them—by Ct‘llfistk‘lthIl—fdld
aiiv iiisie better than those we received
last Saturday from \\‘m. liilsdon‘s niar-
kct. Large and luscious. they coiiipletw
[v luv! the demands made upon them.
Mr. llllmliill u ill please accept our
thank: for iliwm. and our i‘uiigi'4-iiiilzi
liens upon his having obtained 5 i eiivi~
able a reputation as it iiiairkeiiiinn. llis
long experience in buying for and fur-
nishing this market has made him
hi‘ols of friend~ and lotions. and he eir
jays well earned l'iisiiie»A suia‘ess.
* ‘\Q '
“ You have the advantage of mm“
said the Mahler. Mandi}: “ You \Vlll
have N get miiueuiie to iaieiuilx you.“
“ identity iiiv L‘ \\"l\_\‘. i sin yeiii‘ sou.
jinn lock irons college for the summer
“mention.“ “ .\l'<i\' he. uuvv he.“ iiiiuwer
ed the courier. “ but my mu did not
look like a i‘iml. we“ a e-vkuvx lint.
iiiuiikx-v-tail not. xliiii tight wiuix lw‘lli
W1“. slows. iini‘ did he MWN miie how
\ lex When my wile iviuiiu hum Nu
rope lli‘\l xuuuuer you might \lV\\\‘Nl
\Mlil claim: to her. and it she. widen
lhai you are our nth xvii»: l hlll‘ll be Imp
py iolud yuu nu nhwtmimie mention
on your li‘lill‘ll in eollege.
Q-
""1“\i‘ URliilVAl. lM‘. \ 'i‘dzg“ Nllg‘lli‘)‘
Mini. '5 cvut- u lmille. i-ii‘ rule by all
diuggiais. It» more ii‘li‘ gr‘l ilw niigimil.
ilfl‘.‘ li
— 7‘.» » —~
Rev. Mr. lliivk of New linen occupied
the Metliodiq pulpit Sunday. and the
congregation \\‘i re i‘llll‘l'll‘lllt‘il and prob
lied by two rerun-imp! \llillhlllll li‘i‘l'll.
Mr. llut‘k in .\ gonl aei‘iiiouisei‘. his reu-
muiiug lit-Hit: vimi' and inviieliiniie. llln
illustration. put. and {Neill-i. und lini
\li‘lth‘l‘V unlimited nuil limjill’lllg. lu
liml his; stiliji t‘ln “ell thought i ill iiiul
lungii‘ige ill in,» command l . prv-eiit
llli‘lll in lip. iiudu-i co in ii convincing
iiiuniier. llla :lin\\'lllg ui flii‘ operniinii
and lnineful Mind of eiil thoughts. in
his morning illri‘ulll‘ri‘. und the influence
til’ the (impel lll lllfll‘iil lnnllt‘x. in the «w:
eniiiu. weru much ll! iirv m‘ldniu i tillilllt'll.
lll‘il li\‘\’i~l‘ i‘k’i‘t'lli‘il.
' ‘0.
Rev. .liis ll. lliiugln-rly ol‘ Utinu‘ii.
Kan” spoke til the Reform room Sailor
lldV owning llllil Siiulziy iil‘ieiiiu.iii. “H“
inf: l\\'\\ eupiiid llllllli new, lle llllll hem.
ii resident of the slide dining the |lll‘l
trii vents. and has been uetivi-ly eniugml
in the teuipei‘iiiu'u euuipuiuii. lie i-uid
tliut the proliiliitury niiielidniuiii was u
sneer-xvi. iinil he (finds \vein iiici‘eiis-
ingevnry diiy; tliut St. John‘s defeat
iii the lust election was not lieciiuso of
oppmiliou to prohibition. us he iiiid iill
other republicans stood iipnii l\ eti'uiirlit
out iroliiliilinii platform. ~iuil iill the rest
of tlie ticket was elected: tint! on iii-
ienipt to have the question rusiiliiiiiitud
to the people was uverwheliuiugly de~
f‘ruied iii llit‘li';{lr~liil\ll'1.‘l tliut ei cry 3-
iillri‘y lind li.~eii driven out of the file.
and lliiil iiie pruliiliitury luw was u.» well
eiifurci-d its tlmt iigiiinst liurnu stealing.
In his lull; upon methods in Tt‘lllpt‘l'lllli‘i‘
work he gave nullit‘ very practiciil eug-
gi‘nlltiiirl. and in pluciiig the responsibili-
iv for drunkenness he priiiiuri ,\' put it
iz'wou the driiiikard himself; secondly
v» i iiulil‘i’erent pimple who pr'irmitled the
name. and lastly upon the liquor denlor.
sustaining his points with logical tilld
strong reasoning. Mr. Dougherty is it
brother of the janitor of the Reform
room. and they had not seen each . other
before in twelve years. and the minister
thought his brother was dead.
MW“—
Fcllowing is the official order for the
Nisntic encampment :—
I. Brigadier- General Stephen ‘ R.
Smith. commanding the Connecticut
National Guard. will assimible the four
regiments and liiitinlion of Infrintry at
the State campground. Niantic. Mon-
day. S.- tember 10th. at 10 o‘clock ii. m..
for six ays comp duty. The battery
of Artillery will be ordered to report at
the campground Saturday. September
7th. for seven days camp duty. .
Commanding officers will make requi-
siticn for transportation at as early date
aaIiIiracticable.
lay out the camp-ground rind pitch the
tents.
III. The Adjutanthenci-al. the Quar-
termaster-General. and the Surgeon-Gen.
oral will be present during the entire en-
m meat.
“I . The Commander-invChief Wlllm-
view the troops Friday. September 14th.
. Encampmcnts of the National
Guard are held auger authority of law.
for the urpooo o instruc ion in camp
and field duties ; it is therefore expected
and required that every oflioer and en-
listed man wxll be present in camp and
perform the whole tour of duty.
By order of the Commander-in-Chief,
D. . COUCH,
Adjutanfflmral.
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The Quartermaster~Gcne~ral will,
A c hav a small home to on.
should consult 21'!- advcrtiaing “unions.
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The Fifteenth Regiment 0. N. will‘
hold their reunion on the 25th of August
at Savin Rock.
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A Dalton man has patented an inven-
tion whereby sour krsut may be boiled
in the house and the inmates not know
it. It consists of a liver pad of "minor-
ger cheese. worn just under the nose.
“we
The Little L‘Hammock club went
down to the island of the same name
esterdiiy and partook of an excellent
sh chowder. A pleasant time is re-
poried. Henry W. Lester was awarded
the medal for champion chowder eater.
The old officers were reelected.
”‘9'"..—
Thc Ba t Tabernacle Sunday School
went to rooksids Parhvesterday by tho
Danhury Railroad. on ieir annual pic?
nic. The day was delightful. and the
excursion was a pleasant affair in every
ws '.
3 H, ' w .0. "——‘
H. S. Curwin. the petroleum broker.
whme advertisement appears in the SEN-
TINEL. has a daily morning bulletin re-
port of the oil market at the City Hotel.
in which a synopsis of the transactions
of the previous day are given.
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The Carrie A. Ward took a party of
about seventy to Black ".nck Monday
evening. They were accompanied by
Buyer‘s orchestra. and at the hotel. after
supper luid n dunce and returned by the
light of the moon at about 2 o‘clock.
"P"...
The telegraph operator. \Velch. whose
negligence caused the recent collision on
the New York and New England roud ut
l’lainville. by which several persons were
killed. has been on lured. and is now
under arrest at Soiit ingtoii. Conn.
”k“
L‘nnuecticut is to luive an Irish-Ameri-
ciin convention. It will be held in New
Maven on the second of August and
will he presided over by the great Chi-
cagoan. Mr. Alexander Sullivan. the
recognized bend of till liish land leagues
in the United Suites.
"
Arsiat'iiit Adjiiluiil (lrilt'l‘ill Henry E.
Taintor of Hartford and Commander
llyatt of Meriden will represent the ion.
necticut encampment iiMhe seventeenth
iiunuiil eiicuuipiiient 0‘. the Grand Army
of tlifltepubllc at Denver. Colorado. the
lust week of this month.
> Q‘. ’ “
The Gazette prints another “unpub-
lished Lincoln story“ this week. and. We
suppose. expects people to believe it.
llyington will soon have a “nutrition
\‘qllill to *‘i‘y. l‘i‘iiiie“ in “Joe: i Whit-
euiiili.“':iiiil will have to call on “Old
llill Jones“ to prove his statements.
‘\fi '
A petition has been sent to Waxhinir
ion. signed by llle‘llltn'ul‘ and nuts a
number of proiiuiivnl wen u New
lliiwii. asking: for an appropriatiiui of
half ii Million dollar; for the continuit-
Iiuii of the work on the invokivateri
also Sikkim“ for dredging the harbor and
SMM‘M fill ‘jvlllm
coo ———.
\‘eiiiior\.. [\l‘twlli‘llidli for August are
t‘dlt‘lllt‘lt‘al in run eviivnie lustre in both .
illlw‘lnilii. “The love part“ of the '
imiiuh. he “Radio. will he vhai‘aeierimi
hx willie mind luv“. while after the Nth
“a wry dmidwl whine to cool \kuhev
um; take place. with even vuow falls in
umuuimuoun regions.“
«up
.\ aioop load of piles weie hmuiilit up
to the new dmwlirn re Monday. .\ “uh
lmn ui them one uu nailed on the west
end of the lil‘lilyl“. when it mllupswl Mid
lei ilwu down min the mud and water.
.\lmui Haij fwt oi ilio bridge wits dwiv
troy-xi. but llh about that “\iii‘li luid lo
eumn dmvu to make room for the new
pier limiiln. im iapeeiul diinuiue \viui dune.
Ob. ”'"fi
, ll‘ you \\ ant to buy meat iii the low-
e-.i 'il‘li‘t‘i. mid S. S. lllll‘llllil‘h village
nlul’t‘ pinii iidveriiueiiieiii.
«7 - ow
The formal opNiin r i‘xm‘uism of Pub
uuill how house will in held llI‘Xl 'l‘iit‘s‘
diiv evening. There Will be singing by
the "Nautilus Qimi‘ielte.“ speaking. etc.
ll‘;\l‘l‘lin will furnish the pollution.
.‘li'illlu‘l‘fl and invited guests lll‘i‘ reuuest‘
ed to be present by 9 o‘clock. Among
the out of town true—tn ex ievled lire
(‘liiefe Hendrick-i of New llnveii. iiiid
lieuedii‘t (\l‘ Newiil‘li..N. J.
.
.\t the quarterly llll‘t‘llliuiif the Church
of the Redemuei‘. lii‘iduepni‘l. held
Iii-u week. ll cmmnuiiieutiun \viui rend
from Mr. 1‘. T. lllll‘lllllll. one of the
trustees. tendering to the church clithe-
ill‘lll sliiiiwd uliiss windows throughout
in l\ cost of H.000. Contractors from
liiinion have nlreiidy taken flip measure-
ments. rind it is expected the new win-
dows will be put in during the vacation.
w as. , ~~
Summon O‘Brien of Com iiiiiy E.(lond
\vin lliuirds..of this city. ins inndeiuid
submitted to‘ the Fourth Ileulmunt ii
fatigue helmet similar to those worn by
tho First Regiment last year. It is made
nr white duck. without swims. and is
\\'llli‘i‘-]ir(illf. Being much lighter than
tl‘e l‘UlellU‘ army hi". it is for superior.
and can be furnished lit n less price than
those aduptul hv the First Regiment.
it is thought tho regiment \vill vote
their adoption.«Bridgeport. Standard.
v—OOfv-r-W
Oh. for a hammock to swing 'nunth the
U‘H‘Ri
Oh. for n vernndnh that o‘erlooks tho
sens.
Oh. for ii amp: with mountains in view.
Oh. for the daisies just kissed liy the
( eiv.
Oh. for a rest. in the deep alluded dell,
Oh. for A draught from the moss cover-
ed well.
Oh. for Elysian: ch. for its delights.
Yes owe for the whole of itwthcse hot
summer nights. '
v~~ \ Mr" "'
Ice errant is it very palatable article at
this season. and generally believed to be
unexcellahle. but DeKl n has made an
improvement by a com ination with so-
da water,-a sort of “vittles and drink"
dish. that has become very po ular with
Auditor T. I. Raymond and tin friend
James 8. Noah. both excellent authority
in matters of this kind. The mixture is
known to many as “England's Favor-
ite" and “Nash‘s Weakness." But what‘s
in a name—nothing could be more de-
licious.—snd “soda and cream“ will an-
swer as well in calling for it. as to use
the popular terms. But. like all discov-
erers. we believe Messrs. Nash and Ray-
mond are _entitled to recognition. and
nothing could be more appropriate and
lasting than to‘ couple their names with
this refreshing concoction.
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In the case of Miss Mamie Cables, the
Danbury iri of fifteen who-was found
d in: wit a bcxofpoiaon by .horlldb
uraday morning. a thorough invest-
igation was made. The autopsy disclos-
ed the presence of a largo quantity of
strychinc in the stomach, and the condi-
tion of the other organs of the body nor-
mal in all respects. The fact was that
everything wont to show that the girl
committed suicide. and that thsrc was
no proof of violence or injury by‘ nth
parties. The his cause for solo
may be deriv from the ‘facfia devel-
oped-that forays-r or more {pact obs
has been subject ”epilepsy. tho dishar-
in; locus-ad in frequency and?“
Theda-t attack. but a few wcakaa'go.
was very covers. Buckshot! W
. u
on next Thursday.
”90"— ‘
.wcut outcutbcCarrch.
Tuesday evening foramoonllght
Tbs
lilo at
A
W
call.
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The German Saccgerbund of this city
will ic nic at Roton on Monday. Au-
gust th.
-Hov-—~—-
A. J. Hutchinson ls rebuilding a
mile of the North Second street Brook-
lyn Railroad.
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About 400 persons took the train at
this station this morning for the State
Temperance picnic at High Rock grove.
N..—
Geo. Roberts of Dorian. an old lumber
merchant of New York. inspects and
measures the spiles for the new draw-
bridge.
, 799.7 -~—-
The Iron Sgamboat Company now run
the steamer Taurus between Cone Is-
land and Long Branch. making t rec
trips daily. ‘VMJWH
There will he sold at auction. below
Reed d: Housman‘s dock. Saturday at
So‘clock. an oyster aoow. two chains
and an anchor. ' '
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A night blooming ccreus plant at the
Temperance Room put forth a beautiful
flower last evenin and was admired by
it great many poop a.
a~o -
Trinit
church Sunday School will go
to Broo sidc Park next Thursday on
their annual picnic. Tickets for the
excursion 50 cents. All are invited.
—~—~--* w» .
Thos. F. Riley has left. \V. A. Brown's
hat factory. where ho held the position
of foreman in the curling department.
and has taken a position in A. Solmans‘.
—~ — aw
The Water Commissioners of Nor-
walk were in town. Tuesday buying
lumber for the erection of a gate house
:33 reservoir in Lewisbcrm- idgcflcld
as.
. ""._V
At the special election of Douglas
Fowler l’nsr Tuesday evening. Isaac N.
Crisw was chosen Commander: \V. A.
Hendricks. Senior Vice Commander: Ca~
leh Wood. Junior Vice Commander.
Chief Mustering Oli‘lcer Keck-incl Bridgo~
port. was present and installed the newly
elected officers.
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The oyster business of New Jersey is
very extensive. From recent statistics
it is shown that the number of persons
employed in it is 911': number of vessels
em axed. 5T5: value of vessels. ammo;
husiels of oysleni pvoduiwl. LMM
valiicof oysters sold. fidNXOS‘X This
exhibit was for the year 1883.
sac ——
Jaiiim rfitafi‘ihixias. as usual. comes
forward with is celery plants and Na
vices iii putting them out. The plants
are very thin Mr. li‘iirariblwisaciathciu
out in the hem manner and warrants
them at a low price. Portico wholiit
tend to grow celery should read his all--
vertiseinent in another column.
—- oat-”m
"l‘helneognua \‘ucht‘t‘lub of [ironic
vii. vuuediliiai harlioriu the yacht M.
\‘. t\iiiway his! evening. Riliowinjr
tire the “winters of the club. M. \\.
(\\l\\\‘i\v. t‘oiiinimlow. hr. 0. ii. “to
hug. Mas Wolf. ileo. Junie. t‘haa. ‘l‘.
i‘mw. t‘luix. tlniijeii and ll. Seheelw
“out Lew they wwteasi.
E” Q‘. ‘-
ll. 1‘. lkuitiy luuiu new ml. thin week.
calling attention in ieviiilliwi. Mr.
“nutty is ii live mun. «in bound to lend
in his line. “is grocery is hendquui‘tm
finlN imii manila. mid his incoming
trade is i‘i\l\i‘l|l\l\‘t\ evidence that his Ili‘
nlll‘hlii‘i‘ of satisfaction is fully siistiiuied.
lit-dens iliniuuh teleplinnn from liiiyi‘wi
\liavuiiicy attended to as promptly as
though left l\l- the store.
«a- w
On tlllll after next Monday imins will
iuu between tliievity. Norwnlk nnd Wih
nit“ l‘tlllll lid fulliiu‘s: For \Vlllfl“ “llllli
will leave Nnrwnlk at 7.34 and 8 58. mm.
9.45. l.‘ 45 and 4.53. pm. lienve Souili
Norwiilli. lit 7.43 and il 95 rpm“ LN.
il.5‘.‘iiiid 5.10 pun. Leave Wilson Point
at 8 40 Will" Liil. 8.95. 4.30 and 5.50 p.
m. The ulmvu iriiins connect at “'iltitm
Point with steamer Carrie A. Wurd for
llell lsliiiid and Riiluii Point.
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.0.
The Garetftv this week has an editorial
on frauds on pensioners in which it nun:
tlt‘lllllll in the strongest terms zitiiuiievs
who duped pensioners into iiyinu iiddi‘
lioiial fern to have their chi ins hurried
through liv spet‘llil influence. iind wurns
them against such in the futiiiv. Suv-
ni‘ul pminiouers in this tmvn liiive wild
some for this piirpiw. and it in believod
to others than attorneys. for the same
purpose. (lull Mr. Byinatnu tell us who
the money \viis piiiil to?
.0.
Supei'intendont Stevenson visited the
depot iii. this city on Tuesday. and minis
ageneriil clenrlug out of all advertise-
nients except those of the road and its
connections. Firm Wiitci-shns resigned
as fragrlit agent. and taken ii uiiiilliir po-
sition at the Nurwalk office of the Dan-
hiiry d: Norwulkruud. He is succeeded
here by Mr. Gould. of Madison. Conn.
Other changes are soon to he made
whereby Mr. Benedict will be relieved
of the active duties of the ticket office.
and have general supervision of affairs.
coo ...-
A gentleman formerly of this city was
in town litst week from Waterbury. and
informed Pnkulski that there was ii on i-
tal barber in that place who would li c
it situation. Jacob said send him down.
Instead of the barber coming the fol-
lowing letter was rcceived:—-
Mn. J. PAKULSKt:-— Your favor of the
10th inst. received. In re ly I would
inform van that I ave never
worked or colored people. and I
do not intend to begin now. Hoping
that you will be successful in getting
some one of your own color, I am
Res tfully yours.
XLLIE ran Banana.
mag...”—
Assistant Quartermaster‘Gcneral J. L.
Woodbridge returned from Washington
last Saturday. where he had been to get
a requisition approved on the United
States government for new equipments
for the Connecticut national guard. He
was entirely successful and the Connec-
ticut brigade will be equipped with the
most improved make. It will include
cartridge box. belt and metal bayonet
scabbard. They are to be finished by
September and issued in time for the en-
campment. These s are drawn
from the national .government on the
state’s annual allowance and without
expense.
On Jul {a your; woman ”ll ' in
Datihuryylfllrlcd to visit hsr mud
who was workingfor a man nantod Ban-
ford in Weston. Coming down the
Dunbar: road she. by mistake. not cl
the train at. Scnford‘s Station and ‘
discovered hcrcrror one! the trdin
loft. Sh'o than madcloqnirlol as to '
nears-t way to Weston. upon.”-
coivlog directions started to walk hi
that place. Shortly after. a you
1‘ Irishman who had overboard her in-
quiries and had followed her math
an outrageous occult upon her. Tho
woman mods airlgorm , r“ m:
d , . ‘
iii: osmium. m '3.» : . m.
'eornmortofhorclofiwa .fio
‘prctflo.’ r”
'E‘FV "III 'L'. ..
armoured-
x. 33W“
lure orders
th. t‘iacaly since ho has
iatroduocd steam into his fan and
yum-caved his facilities, that ho
rcantonboonablciickiiepup with his
0 era.
The Gazette studiously avoids men-
tion of the Hour in its columns. How-
ever, it copies lsadi editorials from it
Without credit. and t is week has satir-
loall haraphrascd its standing state-
men 0 circulation. It is evident that
since the Gazette made the awful blun-
der of reprinting that editorial it
roads the Hour more generality. and its
readinghas excited a fcclin o jealousy.
It should be careful. and cap in mind
as a warning the line—
—“0li Jealousy! thou art nursed in boll“—
—And. like the t say—
‘ —“Dopart from once, and therein dwell.“
Personal.
.. Sherman Foote is in town.
Geo. T. Hope has returned from Eu-
”if“
rs. Jcs. Dunning and children are at
Bedhel'u hh Rid ld
no. ‘ vanau as ncto c
for his health. 3 ‘0 M
Ex-Cit Clerk Buckingham spent last
Sunday n town.
Allen Lester has returned from the
White Mountains.
Miss Wright of Harlem is the guest of
Mrs. Edward Zolufl‘.
Dr. W. C. Burke has returned from
his trip it the Hudson.
Miss Ll lio Knowlegpf Brooklyn is the
guest of Miss Ida Richards.
Miss Seelsy of Newark has been the
guest of Miss Mattie Krissy).
Miss Ella Jourdan of rooklyn is the
guest of Miss Libbic Kna .
Miss Jennie Fitch of est Farms is
viaitln relatives in this city.
Miss ‘ olliolsowcn of Lee, lilacs. is via-
iting friends in this city.
James A. Mi goes to Ocean Grove
next week for a short vacation.
on _> ’W. Lyon of Hudson. N. Y..
harbocnvisitin Gocr Newcomb.
Mia-and Mrs. antes . Kna loft this
morning for tho White Mount us.
Dr. R. N. Phinnsy and wife have ro-
turned from their trip to Oak Binds.
Miss Luella Laos and Miss Vrocme
have returned from Central Park. L. I.
Fred Keatiii has roturned from an
extended tri t rough New York state.
‘ Fred Arno d of Stamford has bseuvis~
iii friends in this city the past week.
rs. J. H. Seymour and iwosons have
gone to Ridgelield to a the sum.
Miss Stiles of New ‘ork citv is the
guest of Mr. and Mm. E. A. Woodward.
Mrs. Leander Scales of New York.
a ta few days last week at Mrs. Thou.
( verb.
rs Stevens and Mrs. H vcsof New
York city are the guests Ex‘Mavor
Atlases .
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Goodwin of New
\{ork city have been the aunts of Judge
.~ violin.
_ Rev. Mini Annie Oliver of Bnmklyn
inauiiiuivriug at her former homo in
thisvuv.
Mini Lilihie and Mn Meow. (“Newark
N. ‘1. luv the guests of MN. ll. Bailout.
Niwwulk.
Minnie. Frank lturritt and Al. liiw‘
reuee ale eiijoyiuaa fishing (‘RQQNHR
down rim. _
Mini May Smith In visitinir her old
eelimliuaiw Miss “\QNC‘ Seymour.
Itiiiuvtleld. i‘t.
NM NM llayvo and ehildwu. Chairs
ley and t‘lulnnl. hove gone in luivhtield
for the summer.
George (Numeral. with a few friend:
of New York. gives to Nantucket next
week for ii short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben l‘. t‘urr of Bomb
lvu. after spending several daya with
t‘spi. Peter Decker returned to their
home on ‘l‘uesiliw.
lira. M. louder and Miss Maputo and
Master Willie Mid Fulfill starter yastcn
day for Saginaw. Mich“ and will be
ulwut about two months.
Ariiat Nurtli returned Saturday from
a ten days vacation. in which he visited
the Wii is Mountains. Capo Ell‘dw‘ll.
and other attiaotive points.
Miss Maggie Seymour left this morn-
ing for Albion. N. \'.. where she will rc-
niiilri during the summer the guest of
her sister. Mrs 1.. it. Waterman.
Wm. Swords started yesterday for
air-atom. Pompey. Albion and other
gonna in the western part of the suits of
ow York. where he will reiiiiiin for
a week or ten (luvs.
Mrs. linens of New York. and Miss
Nellie Lucas iiuil Mina liliuile Diifi of Mt.
Vernon. are visiting Mrs. I. E. liuyt and
Mrs. James Wheeler of Marshall street.
previous to so ourni‘iv; at Mt. Dessert.
Mr. and Mrs. W. . Bouton. of South
Nurwalk. are now stopping in Ridgeflcld
for the summer. They have their trut-
tcr. and Mrs. B. drives about our leas-
mit atiwts evor . dun—Rid field .
Miss Eva Rea . sister of rs. Addison
Peck. is visiting in South Norwalk.
Counsellor James It. Mead and Mrs. Bon-
janiln C. Mead and daughter. Clarence
i.. are boardinir in South Norwalk for
the summer. etircenwlch Graphic.
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l'ounu Folks' Donal-uncut.
{Conniwrsn iii- filo. (l. (lithium-L
All conitniinluitlons for this dcx§rtmorit oiild be
addressed to Look Box A. South orwallt. 0t. We
invite the young people to make free use of this
calumn for tho events that arc truiiapirlnz anions:
t cm.
Johnny Smith is the champion news
he .
Ftrsddie Rowan is visiting friends in
Salem.
Pretty near four Weeks of vacation
sic gone.
hMimi Mable Hoyt is visiting friends in
t ccit .
Eltor’i Baker has returned from his vis-
it to Plainville.
Charlie and Willis Bedding arc visit-
in friends in this city.
with a beautiful
ill rry Nanhdis out
v cart an y.
Chis-lie chclpgr a cat With six paws,
four of them bsi on the fore legs.
Beeae had nine ittls pups, four were
drowned, and now there are but five.
Because some of the boys threw
plank, overboard at Fitch‘s dock the boys
cant go in swimming there any more.
Tho: boys that go in swimming at
Raymond. dock “mince-tho
:romhtihg top on b in: twenty vs
set .
Char sy£aysr foil 03 the steamboat
"-—
dock Munday forcnoon. and came try
near drowning. Mr. Rufus inncy
caught him just as he was going down
the vrdwtlinc. Buys that‘cant swim
ou’ ncvorplayonthcdook. .
x' a Village gave a picnic at Wilson
fl" TM“ .34”... ":33: “i"
n; 1.1! wn n
g- " m by Julio‘s father.
in one load and the boys in an-
; cy hadaflm rate one. ,
’. _ Hutchinson was bitten by Dr.
.rol i" dull-”go bada' fiqfi'
. oo. , 9‘
rev 3. don'tmakc , music their
‘ What'athcuacof: via: laws, if
&. yr _ .
- - " Editbnouton. ymrda after-
mmu'. fell into . out-m in 8}. mi
* a—Mrrrmrmrm‘m
L i . on cos
k bedtdlfiduplnthorsyarol
wri
1mm
Workdtthcahlrtfactcrywal ramm-
cdthlrwcck.
Rotor: to-day.
St. John’s Inigo, F. a A. l..will
work the first degree tonight.
Geo Batty has laid now walk
about in place on West avcnuc.
William E. Dana is putting cg anew
house on Elm street, out of tephcn
Com: '9.
Since the trade dollar has disappear-
ed our merchants complain of a scarcity
of small change
Our Brothers Lodge 1. O. O. I". will
enjoy their fifth annual clam bake at
Mrs. Sholcs’ to night.
1?: Writ-l: di’i'dslcithnoeds; potlot up-
on c ncvcr w
slicing: Dan Sign "spot:- them. 8'0
Geo. W. Bcldcn, Jessie 8. has, Wil-
Tournie
ham M. Betta and Jan. M. r
have been disc from Company I?
bscauiicofnon- once.
Chicf-of-Policc Lockwood was soon
driving rapidl in Main otroctonTucv
d acoom . a u Divine in
at... .. mam"...
MissMu-lonCurohla the reel onto!
some flowers from thanks-of llarny,
Ireland. sent by Miss Minnie R. Nash. of
Westport, who is journeying through
that country.
MnGco W man of the homing
has aoccdgd t c forcmanahlp of t
finishin room of Doty’a hat Ibo
South orwalk. Georgia will not
the alarm clock now?
The borough ladies who visited Rotor:
one day last week did not labor under
an optical illusion when aha found
themselves surround w th clac-
slcal Greek profiles—but with solid
chunks of ebony.
Hotel ctcr Roscoe, of
is visitingnf’rimcnda in town. W.
ma‘nhbu ””333?" years Modaway and
0 seems as as an apry as
{duly men just out mhwteano.
A feline belonginf to cx-butohor Doty
has boon adorned w th the fiery iaoicna
of the German nation. It be coca
in urnful ancakl along
da‘ily. avian“: la oubhacto its own
identity. .2
0n W . (waiormw) oven . at
eight o‘cloo . the voters of W
River-School dhtriot willhckl a spacial
‘ itioa asks
a. uwb
3
meeting to decide upon a
in: for the reinstatement
ham. as principal.
A radian named Damn
of the Grumman boys on
May «>th found to his coat
ihatheliad got ofthovrroag nan.
Mr. Grumman paw hits a
done exercise that that worthy bran
willmonhisfeotsmformm
Camatcfthc now m
madetomkorcora fort as organ.
1
and is!) in“ and Rev. a. II. harbour
of New . N. J.. will preach.
school at ii In. at m plum
On Monday a was with Wampum
of one leg and two crutch- hoppcd no
the numerous business atom of this
town and exhibited a book which‘gawd
wan
set to New York.“ In on coon whil-
muting in writi tho thin condition
of his «chroma. asked if ho
c was
know tho that and dumb lat
“ n“ was the answer. t
bur-inns for him.
Nauildior W. ll. Davis. who has just
rscuivcd to aduit him intotho
Soldier‘s omcin New York state has
served in his time in throo ratio worst
two in Fiorida—oiic in l and tho
other in ‘68. The other in Mexico in
tails. and in all he received “movable
dischar . In thalast hcwaaa . at
in the li rat New York Mounted val-
ry. And now this worthy old soldier
seeks a haven of rest in tho acldlora
homo bccsuao ho iii unable to work for
his livin and is unable to noun a pen-
sion for is faithful services.
Mn—
Bcncdlct l-‘iivla.
iii. Richmond‘s youngest child it quits
s c .
Mrs. Nowlierry Carr has returiicd from
New York.
Mr. d Mrs. John Dennis are visiting
at Geo. . Carr‘s.
Mica Coleman is spending a short
time in New York city.
There was quite a largo picnic at the
Grove House on Tuesday.
Mrs. William- and anal. no t rc-
turaed from their visit to Now area
last Thursday.
war—.-
But Norwalli.
Charles Smith. who has besii very ill.
is improving.
Mrs. Angeline Brown of Windcm,
Minnesota. is visiting her brother 8.
‘lasa.
Rev. Mr. Daugherty was at the month-
ly temperance meeting of the East Ave-
nus Church Sunday evening, and gave a
good address.
Miss Beers gave a party to her your:
friends yesterd afternoon. at the rot -
dance 0 her fa or. Plait Bears. The
passed the time with games. and par-too
of a fine collation.
OPEN Lav-rain.
£1ng ”lim— i th W
corres , out n 0
makes a Nation that the Water Com-
missioners resign that the Councilmen
might “take a hand” in electing their
ounce-com. No matter what coco-l?
there mi lithe for immodiatoaotlou f
it takes t c‘Couucilmsn as long to move
in the matter, as it does to fix a grade
or set lamps on High at. it will be a long
time after the new year gore mull.
sicnerr would be
Baum Sum.
Whut’s the line.
To run thmb'l the use of
this city payin out thousands of dollars
aycar for po cc whoosuchacrcwd as
came 03 the Carrie A. Ward y
night can howl around the struts with-
out being arrested. In it trod that the
Mayor has given them orders to not ar-
rest for drunkenness! It would seem
that it is time something was done to
keep order in the city. It was never so
disorderly as now. w um
Wore tic Poll” AIIOO’ f
, ”M3
”7"“ ""5 up.
Tthhalanxhavchkionpolac-ion of:
‘ —rran ral—
.LARGEST A3303? 1
Allttlo beforo two chicory-m
J. W. & M. 5. Smith
Where Bargains cab be found in every
department.
J. W. & 11.8. Surf»
08 WASHINGTON m.
EVERY 30053um KNOWS
Nchmm-bmuhw‘
BEATTY‘S REFRIGERATOR
K or Butter Lard. Chestnut! Yeast Cakes porc. olaaa
””0 «alias Wc-akcaapccialtyof _A «
Ferris’ Ham, Bacon, Beef and 'l‘cngiic, _ _
FINEST TEAS. maritime count;
The best that may can buy.
PARK Gt TILFORD'S SUPERIOR HOOHA AND JAVA.
EOIIO FARM BUTTER-
Picnic and Excursion Supplies. Vegetables and Mil.
R P. BEAT'I‘Y. L
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Parasuls all sin Urn
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Ncwcst Styles and Lowest Prlcoo,
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A. Dickcrman 6:. Son’.
39 Washington St, 80. Norwalk. .
ELM
momma.
Livery, Feed, and Sales 8 :3...
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Horses and Carriages to let at all hours with or without
vets. Fine Coaches- for Funerals, Portion Wedding's,
Boarding horses taken at rcaabnable prices. “ ' ‘
First uglass Single Tea-s a : . '
morwmnmt. -‘ cu. - canon
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