tbu it u 7 ..
will“ no that British ropltnl w me
~. .
. w- w , .
. I Rmflmflv
a: or mambo wont into ivy.
W “I “as lost your.
mm 1“ “——
W. hm“
s.
New York this your is un‘
» ~ It “ionic no falling NY
“who“ of this your tbs capital
. will b0 hourly fillldlillfilll more
3 to n atntrnxent preps R‘d by
nit!!! Stated geological survry. iliti
d W mctsllic products of the
' sit-d m for isss was tantalum;
Who products 2‘3“. 136. m3.
W
W
m “graph “lid“ is the rich man“:
in“ Tbs time is ontology—and it is
“in. rupidly—wheh the pooplo Will
could that u il'mll be no longer the
rich mm: mail. but that it shrill be
brought within the mob of every indir~
“it“ in the laud.-—-.s‘euafur Halli.
M
,W‘.
Tim-thud”: thalamd or England is
owned by 10.3“? psi-mus. ‘l‘wwdurd:
of mm in! owned by till!) persons.
J. w alone. in is?“ bad 1.0?‘ddfll
our pupa nnduror ‘lildlfllldkli‘i of iuhlil‘u-
.‘ :* um. not our of whom in their own
f h. ”r rightluid in which to bury lurir uwii
.fi indict
" C-I-——'__W.~4.Muwfl__.
‘ maid Funny and China vugugv iii a
2 3 you“ wnr. u in nu... um, in \w limos
i play. Avoiding in ii statement of a
I anm e juurunl the total form‘s of the
‘P
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1
lb
Ii
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Q.
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. h min infantry. buxom ralvary. ll.-
‘NUIQE
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ll...
awn.
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I.
‘* h. sortable one.
H.
mm government uni calculsird at
1.383.000 Ngulu- infantry. «sumo ir~
“military. :re.om marines 31mm) r...
.- unc- snd “.00“ (\flix‘v‘i“.
“it in tho lat": lightning fronk and
In Rpm-toil l‘mui erurb: .\ man Was
airbus nail with a humour min the
waldo o! a window-Mule. Thu hams
muss struck and was sent ‘pllilillig
cm I able that stood near lllv \\ iii.
The lightning also ignitml the tulurm
In his pipe which was in his iiinuth. auul
knockcd the pipe out of his his \llli nail
onto the table. II“ was tomb-red
Ipcachlcm for sonic limo. his tnnguv up
putting to by psi-sly 1rd.
We publ'sb another pomtvd article
‘ work in n‘lutioii to dogs and tho du-
tiooofsclectuieii rogurdiug llli‘lll. 'l‘lic
Wt to Which tho public is vxposrd
lil‘i“.
he
g from hydrophobtu and the \‘lL‘iOUsllt‘xs‘ of
dog! running at liu'gt‘ is r‘ally serious.
sud V! think the sclm‘tmon Would lu-
not only «use but just to tlwir ultimo
“out to tlicuiselvrs and the town if tlwy
would perform their duties in tho mal-
Iel‘ u prescribed by law. The domand
for the enfort‘cmont of the law is l\ rwi.
Jsmes Carry. the inforuu-r in l‘lm-uix
6‘ Pub murder cases. was shot dead while»
landing from the )Ielriise at Port Ellltb
beth. O‘Donnell. his shiyvr. is in cus-
tody. The governm‘nt lmd lulu-n
specill and rxpcusivv lllt'uillrt‘fi to
protect Carey. The row”. of the show-
ing caused inlutiso cxciluuinut in tho
west end of London and in tlu- lltlllst‘ of
commons. O‘Donnell took passage at
. ndon by Messrs. Donald. Cut-tic &
fin‘fifitmmship. Kinftiuns t‘astlo.
-City and
his war“
, left Dartmouth on the Glli inst..
Cape Town. where she truusl‘errml
Monger passengers who wcithlt‘stincd to
C pbco 3311 Elizabeth. Natal. and other coast
‘ 13hr m the strains:- 2..qu.
M
Slmrdsy the body of Captain “'cbb
"found nearly four miles below the
‘ whirlpool in which be lost his life last
Nelday. The body. though bloated to
met the living 3129. was identified by
“anchor tamed on aim of the arms.
0:: the right thigh of the body was a
deep flesh wound. Above the small of
the buck on the left Sltlt‘ was lanlllz‘l'
flesh wound . Th 1‘ bloated bod y
was at length turned upward. It
Wuteda terrible appearance. Uwr
the left temple was a deep cur. which
was only a flesh wound however. In
the chance of tiny physicians the body
WI! pulled half way into a skill. Then
it was found that directly in the top at
the hand was a gash about three inches
, long penetrating to the biain.
#
Fix-Treasurer Polk of Tennesse. who
It“ just been sentenced to the peniten‘
tin-y for twenty years and fined $366.-
540 for embezzlement, is fifty-one yours
old. Heirs graduate of West Point.
and served four years on the frontier.
He was I captain of artillery in the con-
federate army in Cheatbam's division.
He lost 1 leg at the battle of Shiloh. and
Ms served on the stall of Gun-
enl leonidss Polk. to whom he was ru~
bud. After the war he resided on a
farm, nest Bolivar. Team. until elected
treasurer. six years ago. He is a
nephew of the late President Polk. has
a large family, and occupied a high
one“ position in Nashville and through-
out the late. He would be heir to the
Pelicans in case of the (with of Mn.
m the widow of President Polk.
Th. Solution Army in London has
“313).”. which is s crushing blow
“Initiation. as it destroys the
“surplus. Gen. Booth bought the
“of the Grecian Theatre for 17 years.
”Whamtioned sun: 9 a bonus.
as may included s garden and
he. hour. a well as the largest
“Chime city. sud had a vicious
Adlaopuhrlty. Booth «diverted it
”in l“ mbfifififcufid trait
m'lfi tho lean required him to
w. bu- for the open ask: of
mm. The owner insist-
flupcn s strict compliance with this
. - , sud brought a suit to enforce
meant-t gore Booth time to keep
t. sud than declared the
W. with 311 the money that
h paid to the original lessee.
a. &' Wdflbt of the Gazette.
It has been nee-mined by the
. , > chair"! that the piles under the
W yen in good condition.
tho committe— fur am;- 3‘.
all up tint "had their mad.
phi“- come with very poor grace
n nonmidont.
wwwfil
W
If tho president should decide to act
in iiccordauco with “in M‘ouliuoudallnu
ot lbs telrgrnpb bmtlwrhood and turret
tho latw attic" of the irm‘cruiucut to
bring suit lfllliit ibr Western t‘uluu
Telogruph company for a violation of
tho but of NM iii dclayiug government
dispatches. it would bu dlsfiii‘crcd that
the attorney goiioral of the l‘uilod Statis-
iii tho count-I of tho “‘Mtcrn L‘uiou
company. and that his nilutlous to tbiit
company iii-c such that ho lrl‘l “buildup
ion at an important crisis of tho star
route tiial lo urguu u case in its behalf
in tho I‘i-misylvauiu courts. Th9
brotherhood claim to lllth‘ copirs of the
lwlutml dispatchos in the dvpariiucuis
iii lhi-ir xsutscssinu to sustain their
t‘lial‘gi‘s.
M
slur-rs Agricultural ticbuol.
To the young lllt‘li of the state who
its...» to become farmers. or cognac iii
any of the horticultural or agricultural
iiirsuitai. wo would say. You can do l‘u
ls‘ller than tsllc a count» of study in Illi‘
Shirts Agricultural School. or at lt-usl
kink min the suliys‘t and we it what is
taught. ilim‘ \\'lll be lirlplul in your llli‘
work.
Tllt‘
uxp «use of the
school is l' stored by the static. tho
course. which ri .plii‘vss
but two ymiis. arc \‘i-i'y “liilt‘mlt'. and
during this hum a lil’s‘lhl uiid lilmrul
fouudziliiui is laid iii limticiiliun‘. ilush
wtival and tracheal ugriculluw. t‘llt‘lll‘
islry. It‘l‘lllltt‘l‘i. natural philosophy. bun
any. rmilugv. hind suer-yiuus. stock
bus-dim: and uuiurtous othvr liludissl
studios The litssosity for l\ kumi‘lislux‘
of those siiliys‘is is lsssiuiiuiiig “\uh‘
and mow uppawtil awry your. It iii
only rwmiily that tho subjwt ut‘ turni-
mors. u linuwbslgu uf \lirir i‘iliilluilloli
and how to mulls uu iiiwlliguiit \isv ul
llwiu. muipmiiinuuf mils. and l\ iiiul~
iiiudo of such sub‘p-vls huyu niti‘m‘lnl
llli‘ luli‘lllliill nl‘ iiiii‘llim‘ it furnish.
It is vory true that many furiiiris siii H‘
.il a si‘lt'lllilli‘ liuoulvdgu of ibvso sub-
.l\\‘la.'illiil ilm young man \\ II“ is uiislusl
by {lli‘ idi‘a lliul llt‘ (“all siii‘vms‘l us “will
\\‘llllx\lll tho sulqu‘ts taught in this
srhmxl. us llw boy who zu‘ziils liimsi-lf
of its prii ilvgr-s. \\ ill lliiii‘illi-ss liliil lillii
Mll strippul at ucurly ri‘rry point by his
muimmou Min “0““ has llli‘ formula
iulitlntiiwif for his prniuasiiii of u
hrmm‘.
'l‘hv svlmnl is lucatvd in it Very Iu'ultlu
Yul rvgioii. H prui‘lilnl “llll t‘lllt‘li‘lil lli-
strut-nus. and l‘\‘YlflllllV young tlii‘li
if llli‘ stain Wu ild do wvll in Nb
quirv into its iiivrits. l‘in‘uluis giiiiig
l'iill iiil'oriiialinn can ho obtuuusl 1-} ml
.lnssmg u card In Moi-rs Agricultural
School. .‘lunslicld. i‘uiiii.
9-. ~ ,.
Sui-walk lion“.
Ids-warden Morison and family are
zit Surutuga.
.\ brass band is being iirglttlltiil in
town. I‘rtiy for it.
Mr. Murray lloyl. of New
Sik‘ ll Sunday In town.
.\lfr\‘d Mulkiu cutrrlaiuod u niimlwr
of friuiids ‘l‘uosday t'Vi’IllIllg.
Through tlw lirc at lll'ii‘lgr'pul‘l. Thurs
day night. the Norwalk Fur Iiisiiiauw
t‘umpiiuy lost $2.30”.
The vatuuvs ll;l\l‘ lllVllt‘il livi'.
L‘ltipp to in't‘liiiiiuiiiy lllt‘lll upon
uiiuuul (‘I‘lllat‘ as chaplain,
Mr. Krauirli. ul' Kl‘llllli‘ll & limb.
piano faiiic. X. Y. is rilslit'atiiig \\'llll
his family on K\"\'2't r‘s Island.
On Sunday lust. vx~8miator llarliuxii
and \\'lft‘ word the guvsls of Illi‘ll‘ sun
and dauunti-r llvv. .\Ir. i'lzipp and \\ :l’v.
l‘:ii'tirs finiu Now York wm‘i- Ill in“ n
this \n-vk compiling u busiuiss .lnw-
hit) for S’Hmfniil, Nlii‘iiulk :iiiil lii‘lilgi»
poll.
Al. llm special lu‘i‘ougli \‘ll‘t‘llilll last
night (loo. 1%. Byinglmi “as lvln‘iml
rrgistrtir ofvotvt‘s in the pines oftlm. .\'
Ellis. resignud.
T..i-liiorruw night company I“ rt-turn
to their drilling. Tllcy intend to im—
prove. if possible. in tactics for ll!“ cu-
campmeut in September.
Un'Tbursdav night last a number
of No‘walkers went to Bridgeport lo
Witness the burning of the Howe wa-
lug Machine company's factory.
Travelers over our roads are m'rrjuy-
ed to sue workmen doing smoothing to
the roads. “Small favors llumklully
received. larger ones in proportion“
Although L‘omstock llrt-s. \Vt‘l‘t‘ flooded
lust Saturday during tho rain full. lln-ir
goodsdul not sulfur imy s-trious llllrlll.
and thvy ui'i- selling as rapidly us M‘rr.
On Friday Blaster Hddiv. son of .‘Ir.
Juliii Klim‘y. full li'uui a ltw in his
faitlicr's yard and lxi‘olic his collar llHIlt‘.
L'iidvr u pliyswiuli‘s cure lli‘ is slightly
improving.
Sex: Monday.
York city
Mr.
tlivll'
August G. Mr. ll. ('ulili.
uteri-hunt tailor. slurts on his annual
vacation. lie Visits many places of ill-
wrest. among which will not be Elll‘iipe,
Asia. and Africa.
Dudcly yo lg men from this part 0f
the town conveyed their shapely persons
to Roton on chdut-sduy to participate
with the Emmcts in their picnic. Beau-
tiful borough girls Were also conspicu-
ous by their presence.
Mr. John B. Knapp. formerly night
operator in the depot. has acceptel a
position with the American District Tel
ugraph Company in New York City. lie
is employed as day operator and has
shorter hours. The strike of the \V.
l'.'s evidently was a good thing for him.
Lust evening. (Wednesday) the mur-
rlugc cwrcmonv of Mr. Charles A. Tuck-
er. principal o the Union School. and
Miss Carrie Quintard. the Norwalk cor-
spondent 0f the Bridgeport Standard.
was solemhized at the residence of the
bride. A large number of friends and
relatives were present.
Mr. Wu). G. Bennet. a New
artist. has been sketching rt of
the town. and the landscapes t us uh-
tained will adorn city houses. Mr. Ben-
nett is also a superior crayon artist. and
since his Sta here be has secured a
number ufo era. Orders can be sent
to him care lock box 49. Norwalk. Ct.
The heavy rain that fell lust Sutur-
day flooded our streets. cleared the gut.
ters of their rubbish. cooled the air, set-
tled the dust decidedly. and thoroughly
washed the floors of one or two stores
on the south side of \‘I'sll street. Main
street also felt the benefit to such an ex-
tent that it washed all the trade away
and very little of it but been seen since.
Next week Wednesday the Ne tunes
start on their cruise in t e sloop ouse-
man. The Nantucket natives are here—
by swims-d to plum their fishing grounds
--.but please need no cstflsb. Also the
Bluffs ms stool: well up in illumination
fluid wl their usual generosity as
many of the novices will used some
nervme to diapell all eruptions that will
occur during the voyage.
The Nat-wall: Agricultural Fair opens
next month. We fear that very few of
our merchants will exhibit there this
season. unless better arrangements 'are
made for their accommodation than has
heretofore been the case. The prevailv
in; opinion seen“ to be tbst the fair at
Dnnbury will net better profit to them
in the way of advertising than even our
home fair. This is very suggestive OI
whst?
Tin-Pioneer Book sud leder Coniv
Ill locating on Monday.
tlic luvlt»
and Stomach In
York
Imus”.
John Km
180.! foot raid the qusruiiyof
approprlatbui asked for for the your
on
the mof could lisrc
Seplruiber or Octobcr.
-
rock rc-
moved in 70.3819 cubic yards. If the
$83 had been granted
been blown up Iii
1883. The call-
niatod amount requlrod for the comple-
tion of tho work iit Hell (into is putty}.-
iilitl.M. The condition of the humor»-
maul tit mount is ii do itli of iwoiuv‘six
hot. the whim: up (i Ilnllett‘s Point
Mid tho h‘l\\(\\‘l\l of tho dorms to a doptb
“I iiwuiy-slit foot.
but June 30.
7. cc. --
The (‘hauac In Postage Stamps.
l‘ostuinsti‘rs throughout tho country
«w instructed to Illlti‘ llll available mounts
to cull public ultoutiuu to tho fact tliiit
nsluctiou iii postugc humus ilctolwr 1.
that purchasers may not uct‘uuiuluio uu
\lllllt‘i‘t‘t‘rlltl‘y supply of llll‘t‘l‘ri‘lllll stamps
and ciiyoluiws. Tho circuhir ulso dlt‘t‘t‘ls
that as no nrrsumuiicuts liiwu vet boon
made for the redemption of llt‘ throw
wilt stumps uud curl-lupus in tho huuila
uf ixmtmustoas. or for tho oxchuugi-s by
postumstci‘suf those stamps and cuvcl-
o u-s in the bands of prii‘uto holders. uu-
li further notice posiiuastvrs will not
make exchanges for the public nor return
to tho d“ iurtuwiit tlicstuck that rciiiains
on their liziiids after October I. l‘ozit‘
masters tiro buwm‘rr lustruclcd that
as tho two and tlirwcrut stamps and 00‘
\rlnprs of tho pn-sviit Irhllt‘ will (‘untllh
ur In lm \‘ulid llfli‘l‘ that \lllli‘. tlwy must
lw llt‘t‘t‘pli‘d in iuiyuwiil of imslugv \\‘lit‘li
\ tli‘rcd iii prupi‘ruuiuiiuls; and that tbs
llll‘t“ cent slumps culi lio ilswl lli t‘uiuhh
tuition with «illu-r ili‘lliilnllllulfllld on lcl~
h-l‘fi isqiiiriug uioro than our l‘dli‘ of
“Muir“ on patrols of third or fourth
iiuiilvl'.
M.’ i...“
[but Mir-\i‘ulk.
Rust Norwulk looks promising siuw
the shuwvr lust Suiuuluy.
:Misdtivliuul l.‘ll\\uiuu~dii~u has wtururd
lillt‘l‘ ii lulu: \‘lsll in Long Island.
Mrs. l‘liiiuiu lipid and family from
liridgopurl. uro Visuiug lli‘l‘ uuiiiy frivuds
llt‘h‘.
.\lis. Mimi‘s \\‘ilsuii Ii‘xiiu Lung lsluiid.
has lwmi \isiiiiiu Bill’s. \‘urlws nu \‘uii
lsiull llVi‘llll“.
Mrs. Tyson. iiiuilwr of Mus llulwrl
Tutu. is simiidiiiu tho sulliuivr ul .\luul‘
will. l‘niuida.
\\‘ui. r‘l’i‘t‘li‘. on» of l‘iivlo Sam‘s iiwi‘.
is spviidiiu: his \‘ui‘uiimi ul Mr. Tutor.
lli‘ Iil“\‘ slh‘t‘l.
Mr. S. ?\l. Randall uuil family spool
ilu~ Mblmli “fill his liliillii‘l‘. our giw
our) man on ilw vui‘nvr.
.\It'. and .\lrs. Huston. ml ilsllll‘ll l\\l“
l “V. llll\i‘ ln‘t‘ll faVlii’vd \\'Illl u liuv lmy.
\liillii‘l‘ uliil lm)‘ lil‘i‘ iliildg \\‘rll.
llm‘. .\lr. t‘uiuihsli is going to ilw
mountains lll lalli‘llllt‘lil to rust his body
liml llllllil and ii ciipri'ali- his lwullli. \\'t\
all Wish lillll ll pit-usaiit llllli‘.
.‘lr. liiliilall lizis ruiiiml tho itssiwiiitiuii
hunt to l‘liarlvs illnisluiid. tn lw iisml
us a nslaui‘ziiit lll llw cuiu i uiwiiiig to
lw hold til llrxiolisiilu l‘lil‘li. .- \lg. llllll.
l.‘Ilouiiiu-dloii lirnilu‘rs have got l‘mf.
Starr‘s lions» itmrly viiclusvd. iiiid it
iiuikus ll lino uppvaruiu‘v. Tlivy ulsu
lilth' u i‘niitrut‘t in build mic of llll‘ sumo
slylv for i‘upl. l‘luirll-s lmwndrs ul l“l\‘i‘
.‘llli‘ Riwr
.‘ll'. Sllf'r\\\‘rllll liliti liml Illi‘ giiiul lili‘lx
tn liiid his linl‘sv liiid I‘arriauv iluil \\'I'l'i‘
sluli'ii ulmiii lii'n \\'I‘I’ki my». lli- found
llii‘lli ill a llVi i'y slublv lll Nu“ llllVi‘ll.
'l‘lw prii'lii-s who look lliuxii lt-fl llli‘lll mi
iln- strwi lll'll lliu pnlim-tlmk llli‘lll in
lll!‘ .‘llllili‘. l~'.\‘ri_\lliiii;.: was llll I‘lglil.
Siirh i‘iisiuiiiri‘s sliuiild lio brought in
Jllslli‘i'. \\'v «I.» nut :ulim‘uln iiiuli law.
lviil' Hunk ll pull“ s wlw think siviiliiig
:i lini‘si' llllil i‘uii‘iaui- lill' liiu liiil‘pnsi- of
iukixiguridw could lm lllll‘llillli‘i‘il luu
Iiil‘m \‘iilll tar and inllwd in swimsuit
foalln-rs ll “‘Hlllil lw plvzisiiil: to n :ihlli
numy loyal l‘lll/u. us.
ow
lh-nrdlvl Fur-iii.
llll':ilil lliiiiulugv llllil fuliilli Imi‘v It“
in: zml [rum llimi' i isli to 1. - i Mb.
I‘. l.. lllll‘llill‘il is l|llll4lll‘;.: ..
Ili‘\\' slii‘p
.‘Il llli‘t'llil iil' llll‘ liilllgi' 't liiil‘liiill ill.
\"iili‘l‘. lli‘ \\ lll li'lll.
)lis‘si-s i‘ai‘rw llllil ii llll‘ Scull. llllVU
l'l‘llll'lli‘ll to “big. 1'. «l l, .u'vnnipumml by
Miss l.llllt‘ .Iuiios.
Mrs. ll. Jvnvs. duiiglilrr
friviids spent Sunday at llvlls
guests of Lewis Junta-3..
L'mvcrsul sympathy
Tlll‘llt‘ in his iiiisfm‘tuuu. lli- has :i grout
muny callers and it is quiiv m‘idvul
tllt‘l‘l‘ is gvnvrul lull-rust [i‘ll in him.
The family that has lli‘t‘ll \\'llll .liio.
(llson during tlw siiniiiu-r wiurmul lust
Stitiirduv. tlu-ir llllli' child hui'iug llll'il.
It was Willi tlu- linpu nf lwnttitiiil: lwr
lliut llll‘_\' i‘dllli‘ E vrv.
'l‘lw l":ll‘lll and Has! Nivi'ii'ulk jm'miilv
liasu-liall cliil-s llllil :iiinllwi' gilllli‘ last
Thursday. and the l‘llst .\'tii'\\';i!k-i gut
llllii \\i‘.l‘t~i‘llilllll'l lliw l'ix‘sl uti'iii‘. llii-
st‘nlwstaiidiiig 41 in :lin furor of lllt‘
Farm linys
lllliiy Jam's :n-rms in IN pussrssml
\i'iih tlu- fuslnniuilulu i'l‘dlr‘ for iinliqui-
iii-s. and Ill his dour yunl can bc found
an (llil llliil‘llll'llflll pvsiul. Mild to have
lii‘i'll brought uiur nu llii‘ Jllmniii of llli'
)1u)llo\i‘ui‘.ziiid llll old spinning wlwel
list-Ll by lady \Vushiiiglmi.
—' Q‘.
Bruokslde.
Miss Murillo Alln-i'lsoii spent u {ow dliys
lust week With fricnls Ill. Crutuu Luke.
Muge llulhuwuy is Considm‘vd the boss
thdcliuck catcher. he luti'ing caught
eighteen during the two weeks he hits
boon home.
Mr. Cllttl‘lvfl Bosch is ciijoyingthv very
pleasant experience of lumping buICleors
hull. his wife and children being on a
vacation for the benefit of Mrs. I‘losch‘s
health.
We hope our people will not forget
that there will bu preaching lit the
chapel next Sunday afternoon tit three
o‘clock. and not only remember it but
try and be there and encourage those
that are trying to build up the cuusc.
The plucn formerly known as the Mrs.
‘annon pluce. but which has cliungcd
owncrs a number of times during the
past few years. has ut lust. come into the
possession of one of our own towns-
people and a man who is calculated to
make it as pleusautuliome as can be
found around these parts.
90W
Bowuyiun.
‘harlvs iuuuabury and Hiram Taylor
hart- Witlidruwn from the Baptist church
by taking ilwir lutlcrs.
A special school meeting was called
on Saturday evening by the committee
for instructions who to have as riucipal
of the school. He was ordered) to use
his own best judgment.
There was an interesting temperance
meeting on Friday evening at. the M. E.
Church. The president, Edward Tuttle,
and John Brundnge. together with Mr.
White, the pastor, and Capt. Charles W.
Boll entertained the mesting.
Charles Lowndes has commenced to
build a house and burn for his son
Charles T. Lowudes, on the lot formerly
belonging to Mrs. Smith. of Ta. n
Island. The lot is beautifully sit ‘
on the hill behind the M. E. Church
Hen Webb and others were a
arrest during the past week on
complaint at Mr. White for working
the natural growtlfioyster und clsmrn
ground: near Fish Island. The Dana:
designating committee did all in their
p .wer to confiscate this valuable property
1.0m the hands at the ple. but the
superior court. has it in c urge for the
people. In the mesntltnc lclui Cole:
1nd Klinfelter. the Dark»: commission-
ers, hsve taken upon themselves the re.
sponsibility of commissioning than
and: to several diaerent percent,
which I. the cause of this arrest.
SI” for Belg;
and Visiting
lsluuil tlw
is fl-ll for H.
,___.,
A m?» anwwonrm m
m an itue tum. ct.
mint-had Room-
To Let.
PHYlimd and m
A; m m...)
3110
‘ mist N mutt
court. July am. A. 883.
Emile of thumb hummus. late of Norman. in
aid District.
“lull“ w'l‘luu i
Alliiiuiluinu on account to this court for M
It on “:0 lat
tits minimum»: exhibit NI
“\th
at uni l‘ruisur 0an in Nurwnl (lily of
Mixusi. ion. at ll o‘clock furououu; iuiil ibiii nllprn
mu- iuimsiul Ill raid Rams iiuy be untitled lbw
of. the administrator will Mum iliiii iwdrr to bo
\ll\\lllll\‘(l iii a iiuwu iiimr prliiwil lu Palrflvltl MR‘
yaud sisi ii riiiw t woof uii ilw numb \it ill Mid
.\urwal ummoi‘iluipluw wliow the M last
il\\i‘ll. ill loin-t Mi “‘3‘ buhw ulil laili duct
August. erI.
Mil-ill ASA II. WOODWARD. Judgo.
W ,
III-b in of Norwalk as Probate
\‘ “ll‘t. August. \si. A. 1). 1883.
l‘ . of lli'iui Rssiu‘. bun of Nintlll. hi “it!
ill . .ilH‘Wlil.
. ‘i lluil‘lllw'l‘hll llli‘ Adiiiiiiislniiurcxblbliblu
.\ musiniuuu account in ilils \‘uiirt fur ii “Iii
iii “I “IV I‘roluiio only“ In Nurwulk on tho «lib
ll‘ u! August. is“. I“ ll o‘clock fowuuoui Mid
iii Mild usuiiu iiuw bu
ii II “VI pursuits lllli‘h‘r—N‘Ql
muss this
liil‘lll‘il ilwmd. IL‘i‘ mhuiul NIUI' will .
unlvi‘liilm publinliul in u lii‘\\'7~|\l\\\|‘l‘ iriiiwd Iii
hiiriivld i‘uuuiy. and post a copy II\‘M\f mi
llll‘ sinuimsl in fluid .‘lurwulk iiwiwsl tlw pinco
\\ll\‘f\‘ ilw ilwiuisul hull il\\‘|‘ll. lll hills! li‘li (lily! bib
tow said Hlli (liiy ul’ .-\u~.:u-i. lm‘l.
lull-ll ASA II. \\‘uiil)\\'.\IlD. Judge.
Fallllllll Gl'll llllllllllll‘ll
Slillll.
' ‘llb‘. l‘n'uuuiu List for ilw Full Yum-tin): uu Sop
il-iiiln-r lllb. rim. llllli and Hill. lN. u now
n-tuli' fur disiriliuiiuu Elllll may lw nbialiusl oil 00!“
.uiuil lipplimliuu in .\Ir 2:. Huuilni‘ll. 3&1 Mum Sh.
llriduvimri. i\iiiii.. or by mslul l\| llli‘ Si-i-wlury.
HENRY rl‘. blllllJl‘UX. Ms‘rvlury.
Lock liux um. Ilrulgvimrt. Ct.
\
Auction l
Saturday. August Illi, ’83,
At 3 o‘clock Sharp.
\ ‘ ll.l. iw .s‘ulil ill l‘ublw :\ili‘ll\ill. lwluii‘ livid lb
lliiusviuuu‘s o_\ slvi‘ hum-o. nu Sulilnlii‘i'. Aux.
lib. nu \l u‘vlwli. iui
Oyster Snow.
'l‘ii‘ii (‘luiliis iiiiil Olli‘ Anchor.
l|.\\’lll ll.\\"l‘il.\‘. Aiii‘tiuuwr.
.‘u Xuruulk. .\uu L‘. issi.
Mason Bug! no...
Suvilish iiiau. \\lll\ Iii _\i\~u\ |‘\P|'I‘l““l\‘ iii
.\ llu‘ iimiiulzu lulu of RilL‘lI‘ll luxd Sumlisli
32mm and Sulphur iiuilx l\i“. iiinl “N“ is iiilll‘\\‘li‘l“
lli ult liniulios- u! ilu‘ l\\l.\lllt"‘. liul \\ll\l liu ks mum
l.\ , \\\lllil lilw \‘lllii't H pusiiinix zi- furriiuiu. or \\ill
Is gimi in ruirr him a l niulrliwr-lup \\ Iili suiur uuv
u \lll \ .ilitlall lu prusis'uir ilu- Mullins
.s’ i. .liHlANs‘iiN
“u! :tsu.
South Nut-unlit. \‘uiiu
Ill-l :‘I
.
Milk Gets. a Quart.
' l‘l air mm urlliiiu mill. i«
\ -i ii I i'lilx xi quari. do
ll\il\‘<l l|l iaiis ni liviili s. Ill ii
ii) purl HI Nun
“all. Hi sniiill Nuruull.
llRNlSUN llliil'l‘lll‘ilih‘.
i‘.‘.‘\ Stimuli;
liu\‘ Mil Suiilli Nuruulk.
I‘s‘Il-If
Mu) ‘Jltlx. lsx‘l
Tent to Rent.
'l‘llll lint Nuruulk ‘l‘riii Animation “ill rout
ilu-n l.il‘:.‘i‘ Ivui in I‘i’IluiIl‘lllli Illlllll‘! ill rra-nli~
.\il\ll“‘\
.l S‘I‘l Illilih‘ RANDALL. l‘l\‘l.
I‘Lisi Nuiusill. .lillli' ‘.\\. l\\‘l Hill‘Jlll
To Owners of Dogs.
' ‘llli nlIi-u'mii nf «mum's of lines in l‘lllli‘ll lo ll“-
l.ill<l\\l|l': from llw I‘uliii. .\i'l- uf ilu- :s‘mw n!
1\\‘li
ulili tuli-
i'nim. ll mi .| \lillal) .s. own Alumni-ll
\liiii litfilli. ls‘sii
*‘l‘iu- ’l‘..un i l.-il. n! ilw wivml mun. .iuill nu
llll:ill\ nu ui' le’nrv lliv ills! iliii nl' ullllll‘ fiiiiiisli iliv
m-lm iuwn ii llll u llsl of ill.» ‘u'isiiiis u\\ min: or Inn'-
lmi‘iii: Ibius \\ liu llll\\‘ i ziiisml llu- sniuu in lw nut».
iriml. uiulsuid .s‘rln-iiiivii Plulll ilwrviipun run-v a
Illlllfll'lll u mpm \ in bu lll:llll' fl r l' N Iiluillh‘l‘lfilllfill
Ill lid :lIlil l min lliv in i'sulis uii iilii: or ll:lI’l\Hl‘IIli;
ilw -mm~ in lm prim-i ill 1. its um ltll’ll by i‘liiiptm
lil‘.‘ Hr llu I‘iililii .\« ‘- |I.|-.‘i‘il . :iiiiuiry Sin-~IUII, will
“.\iul .ilii' 'I‘uiiiii li-ik Ul hvlmiiiiau ulm slmll
iii-gli-«lanr of [In lllllli‘n pi‘vsriduul l\\' llil- :\i'l
sh .1! ln' «Ii-viiird L'Il‘ll) uf liil-ili‘llii'ullill iiiiil lw Illli‘ll
uni iiinri- llillll ‘l‘\i ii ilullurs l-u rm
Ii “1‘! '
Kururilk. .\l:ii lllh Itsl
i'll.\ltl.l“.“ :\ Ill llll. '
NHLsi-N .I (‘It \\\~ , Schwinn-u.
RAMMIF. l
li niul virry .if.»
\\ Il.l.l.\.\l l‘ libfiif
l lllil\i.‘\' 0F i‘iixidllcsfi. lnpiriglu ullli‘r'
4 “Hi-lunar”. \n ll.~‘:lii.'l‘ni\ii, l'u- II nu
liiillllli’l'iil llllll HI. llu L‘Llh «lui n! .llllli‘ Alum
. .\» hymn-ms mi N \\ \‘.irl.. ll.‘|\|‘
n ilw~ illlli‘u llli i :1. of u l'umk ilu- lulu
rub .l. i.- in 'lii‘ {nib-“mu “unis.
'zisi-s urgiiwl mu‘. llll“llil:\‘ll lll
lll‘ l'iiih-il Skill-s, lll'i'i'llllll'l'.
'I‘l rm. lsT-l. iv} ll. mimiiit Ilniinnl. \ ill I}. lhiukp
.\ liinilnis .\.u \i-ik. ls'hl. ilu- rmhi “lu‘h‘iir
llvv \ | l run an lil‘illilii‘liil“ lIl i‘illilill’lllll) \iilli llll‘ lilii's
nf ilu l'iwh-«l Siulvs n~-pn'liiiu i‘upiriuliis.
.\ It. Fl'ill'l‘lllll).
lluiii'iiLIr-‘l Ilmk
.lwpusilui
ui lli“ll plum .
in \\ll Ilcpurls u! i
llll supirnwi mini nil
um II Lllil‘lll'lllll of t‘uugrusr.
Daily Excursions
*IlE’l‘Wl‘ZEN _ .
South Notwvulk
AND. ,
Roton Point
“lib ull mum of mi- Dunbury null Nor;
ii lll n ll. ll. ill ‘
WILSON POINT.
'l‘llli S'l‘rl.\.\lrlll-
Carrie A. Ward.
li'\l'T .s’ .I. Il\\tii-:i-:.i
l'illlllt‘i'llll}:
\i‘nl li'=|\l‘ Soulli Nurunl’i. Ill llillzi Ili.. 12.30.2311.
tiliil lm 1i Ill
Lenw Iiulull m lUJ‘U n in.
p In
l.i~:|\i' Rump I‘uim fur Wil-uu Point. to mniim'l
\\lll| llulililll‘) .\- Nnruulk ll It..ul .510 i m.
Niinlxiy 'l‘rlin- l.«-n\i- Suiilli Nuriiu ll til 10.00
n.xu .‘J on. um mul n no pm.
[wow Iininu ill 11 250 um . :l mi. Mill and H.311 p.ui.
Faro. Round Trip, 25 cts.
Single Faro. 15 “
'l‘lu- limit can b.- l'lllllll‘l‘l'd fur pzirtivs of 100 or
ll’f“ lIl l‘i‘llr-(llllllllt‘ ruin. by li-itvr in Pl). Bus $3].
or on bond. of
W. S. KNAPP.
MANAGER.
1 L‘U. .‘l.0il. iiiid 0.00
iifillv l I
Fresh Fruits, Fresh
Fish, li‘i'esli Veg-
etziblcs!
4w EVERYTHING FRESH Alt-—
HUNT ll ZELUFP'S Mlllfll.
7L! Wuuhlugtuu Sircut.
Everything In its season. and Justus frcsllaslt
can be bought. and sold at lowest prlcen. sud
promptly delivered. 0584!
Best Goals! Larga‘st Stuck!
Lowest Prices!
Slows. Ranges, iiud Brick Set. Port-
able Furnaces. 0“ Stores, I-ldlly’l
Itcfrlgei'aturs.Urookeryfiliiss,
Tln, Wooden Paper. Copper. and Iron
Ware, Librsr Lam a, Toilet.
and all So a. .
Also all kinds of Plain and Ornamental
Slate Roofing. and Slate Roof
Repairing.
Tin Roofing. and General Jobbing. sols
agent. for the sale 0! Richardson a
Boymon CO.‘8 goods. for Nor-
wulk and South Norwnlk.
F. W. Jaqui, Jr.,
£8 Wall an. NORWALK. Conn: «no-am
Dlill‘lcl 0f NIII'WBIK. 88. Probate
13.8.“... slat}; ‘loimwA. D. 1888.
walkdt? id Dilirlct leX, “m °t Nor-
accessed.
be Co of Probate for the District of Norwalk
but limited sud sllowud six months from the dots
creditors of aid mm to exhibit. their ‘
Those who mlcct
purly OW wltliln Ill film
um... mums“...
runs 0. caows. ”
Admin
Celery Plants-r. ‘
lélg‘egmmlblmm;
nuns rrrzctusoss.’
gotta Kermit. duly 18. II!- I.“
H. s. 00me
went to
GOG-3t
to all give him a
ANNOUNUEMENT !!
..I. Illlllll;
0n Washington Si . lll‘lillt‘l‘
“3..“ ON “All“ .\ Fl LL MRI: ill“
lllllllllllllllS,
\VlIli‘ll llli Mills .‘i‘l‘
PIlBBS Slillllllllll lllllliill
lllb‘ l‘illll‘l‘ll‘l'l‘illlfi.
Illi >I~Il.l.«\’ 'l‘lll-l
liltineii ultimatum alth.
City of South Norwalli.
War
“notionlmi «so... l
SERTINEL BUILDING.
Gunn.
w
Dorian * I House,
DOB LON ['01 NT.
South Norwiilk. Cuimmticut.
Now Open.
For this s. Ilsu“ tlioro has boon iiddcd ti
Genuine Fulton Market,
\\'livw (‘\\‘r)'llill\g will bu wrwd “I‘V‘ fillmu
Murlwl l‘lllll
l‘l\‘\‘l‘)lllllli{ iii ilw \i'iiy uf wu fund son «I in the
busl iiiuuiwr. ‘
l‘. DORLON.
{79‘
I362 ll.
“'RAY S. lll‘lllll‘lN'l‘S
ORAYON STUDIO.
Iliuud I? Washingiuu Sin‘ul.
Soul h N01 walk.
iiwr llmliwll‘s uud l‘\‘rtl\‘s slums. Russ-pun“
twin is but our sliuil Ilium "\“ll llu‘ sin“.
I would Wsiivcifully Milli‘ll Ilu‘ immiiags‘of lbuw
uniting. iiivwri‘ naiiwl. ilw uuuusl «w lu llw
flaming of \‘l‘zu‘uii l‘ul‘lmils iu «\‘ory il\l‘\ Yuk
Iuw FI‘ullii‘fiiifllu‘ \‘llnll‘va-l issitvrur iuul rich \lt"
signs.
iluld. limiav. llanl Woods. l‘mirui: sud l‘trluro
I‘ruuws ul all hulls. «1 “RV“! luiwl‘ llisii XV“ Yolk
prior \i‘uslu‘ Ifilsw hiriuuis. and Mills “1 all
ill! ‘
J. 1‘. Peckwelli I
.Sui‘i‘i‘ssul‘ li‘ I. F. Malls-ll.“ I.‘
Harness llallleri,
? \luuins‘ libs-k. “Burr SL.
Norwalk, Conn.
lllil‘.~\llilNii Sll.\'l‘l.\‘ :\Nll I‘llt“l|“l‘l.\' EXE-
ri‘run.
’l‘i‘ui‘olliii: lluus. Ilulws. llhiii-
. . \
Ms. lair.
Rwrilblu: iii lmwsl plum uiul «ll “iil‘li rxwuinl
i.i iliv lwsi iiuiiiiwr told
M A IN ST It 1'] ET
Meat Market.
'l‘lu‘ iiudvrslgiml bus purcliasvd tho
lll‘\l li)‘ t‘. ll.
5| ‘ill"ll“.l.ll nppusilv lhv \\'ur\\‘ii‘k liuuso
iiiiuii litlsiiivss rm‘viilly my
.\l:iiii strum-i. and \\‘lll ki‘vp ii hirgi‘ stock
uf llw
BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLD
l
i
For $8.75 llt‘l' lllil.. ui‘ $l.‘_’llI
a bag.
lll.‘2 lbs. (lruuulatwl Sugar:
for s1 on. g
l
The llvsl .llii'u :iiiil Nim‘linl
Coll'ccs 33 cls a pound. l.
Strictly lillC Mill'ii‘alm (Will.
fee “.28 Cls a pound.
AND IN ~~~
TEAS,
He Defies Competition.
”—
llo buys direct from llu- im~
lltll‘li‘l's‘. llllil swlls l.|llllli‘l‘-
ulml goods
|.il
l'lc sells the lli‘sl 'l‘tfll for 50
cents than can be llillli(l this
side of New York.
N
In addition to Groceries be kci-ps it full
line of
MEATS,
Both Fresh and Still. WlllCll
he sells at prices that can‘t be
beat.
And then. if you are in want.
-4- “mm“ the FISH line
01 wulwu-u
he will furnish it.
v
0‘ In
a ...
A large assortment sud stock of
FRUITS
IN THEIR SEASON.
In fact. if you want anything
coll.
l
.ifil'
hour or MEATS
‘ I‘rIi-i-s its low us the lowest.
.\ ll'hil snllclli‘d.
1 Edward Seymour.
liH.
Elllllllllllll'l lllllllflflllllllll'.
Closing Out
SUM MER STOCK 01‘
. ll!
AND
N,IC(31{\\’ 1018. 1%.
Greatest Bargains Ever Dilated.
In order to climb out my summer
stuck of goods 1 will scll from this dlilt‘ at
u I‘HluCll'lll thut will make it an induce-
uieut to buy. even if you do not use
them till next season.
Most of the goods are light colors. and
all are latest styles.
Come and see them and I know you
will be satisfied with the price.
M. Davis,
Maluickemo Hotel,
South Norwalk.
July 95th. 1883‘ (lib lf
Pirifi la la er
BY USING
ll'llll Lillllfll‘ llfllfll‘lllllfl Flllfll‘
FOR SALE BY
D. E. STGUT,
MAIN STREET.
This succesful and simple clestier and
gunner can be seen In operation at H. 8.
ood‘a Jewelry Store. full trill given
of every filter. No risk to purchaser.
'{ry It. sad It you don't like It don't byy
t. 503%
New Grocery l
18 Ruilrond Plioo, So. Norwnlk.
ll i am the m WI
"“§ .5. a. sum...“
stock“! with
GROCERIES
01A“ mas.
tm.utcw~w ; = ,_ -
. 778651? of: Goods
.» . slum-tn»
. ._m__.
After the Fourth.
Gmtcr bargdns in
than over before.
50 coins.
75 cunts.
all cost prlcc.
“llll‘ Goods ii Specially.
try l‘crl‘wliuu.“ tlir burst in tho oily.
Call and rxuiuiuc out stuck.
pay you.
Don‘t sell your trade dolla
for 85 cunts, when you can g
Ollt‘ dollar in trade at
i‘. ll HARVEY'S
SHUE F'lillll’l.
‘limi'l‘ .\Xll
SUl‘Tll Null“ KLK.
DOWN l. o P
llaudor‘s Block.
A CAN
—— 0f ilw Cult-brand Fox Brand of ~—
To Ei‘i-ry I’urcbu-A-r of
Goods.
‘-.'\ T v
Wlllllllllflll lllll’lll.
Ferris”
“Our Trade Mar "
A SPECIALTY.
VEGETABLES lower “‘1‘!“ any other placcln
c y.
Millinery Goods
Cluiiitiil our Silll ltlui coil.
Fillllll‘l llllll Sll‘llW llllll
Very good straws for 25 cunts. formerly
A Wide but completely trimmed. for
Ostrich Tips as low as 25 cents a bunch.
Fancy Gilli also very reasonable.
Calico Bum for ladies and children
Just received tbc nrw stylus of "Lung-
It will
Mrs. H. Kreiger.
Washington Marlal,
So. Norwnlk.
TfllllfllllflS llllflll llllll’
One Dollar‘s Worth of
DUNLOP’S
Celebrated
Hams and Bacon,
Goods delivered to my pointrwltblnsbc city limits
GREAT BEDUB‘I‘Illl Pmlasars’ Belem!
Less Expense! Gash Stiles
Small Profits!
-—-—ON AND AN”
JUNE 18th. 1888.
Ir Intuit will ha mduclrd on the
Village Store Plan!
And Good- will lw cold 1! the very W living
‘ I
iimifnr
Cash Only:
N gond- wlil be (Hirer-«I. but tbs! ex will
lu- :lwd Ibo rvlim by bk inking good-
homelurn-rlf. This plui "Ill «with no to cell
much rim-pm than it lisw to be to its err-(use of
delimit-y. In if you want
Hills ll Bflllllll Film.
I'omjr [louse Styli.
Sirloin ‘3‘ 1‘.
Round “ )0 ..
Bruit Ross-ls. ‘5 ,.
Chuck “
All else in prowl-tiara.
(‘III II my Market. all Washington and. and you
will ssir money «wry time.
S. SLDurandiy
Oil Stoves! -
-'—M——:————~—
F. H. Nail & Bros.
Are the only agents for this city for tho
sale of the Adams a Wannabe sud flew
Economist
O 1 1 S t O V e I
. nd Fixtures. Also for sale the Inlay-
flowcr an Progress OIL STOVES. It
uisiiufactumrfl‘ prices.
Thin Pomlnin. Agate- sud Tin )Vsre
just “wired. The boot Bungee "I the
market always on hand. A fine stock
of Majolica and lmfl‘d Cliambcr
Sells. All goods at New York prices.” f
I‘lmt‘ give us a call and judge for .3.
yourself. ‘ . y g
f ,;
3.
F. H. iasi that =
Bootsahddhoes.
A. ll. llll .
Largo Asmrl mom of
TS
ct
Spring and Summer
Ll oods.
hams‘ annrb Kid Button. 53 no in 1.50
“ Americsn Kid Button. LN in 3.50
Chub Top Bunnri. I Ml to 3.34)
Kid Top Billion. “II to 8.50
f‘vbblv Goal nullou.
“ illuw Kid Ponchos. hand rustic. 2m
I‘n'm-ll Kid Cough-la. 100 up.
ik'nls‘ [laud Scwod l‘ongfi-fl Button and
Larv
Gvuts‘ Caucus-s Gllllt‘hi.
5 LI PPERS,
Low Bllllllll Shoes,
And all Kinds of
1.0010 5.00
Children’s and Misses’
Shoes.
Our Motto:
Good Goods. Low Prices. and ti Desire to
Please our Customers.
A. W. Austin,
Opera House Block.
Norwalk. Conn.
—— PRACTICAL——
,llllllllllllllifll‘ llllll Jfllllllll'
Sole sci-m In Norwalk for
Rockford Waite '1
Tbc Latest Improv _
American Quick * .
Mid; ‘ .
AL-irxc
Gull llllll
Key
The Latest Thl
sunny be
0
ha I Bunting to In
.nml Dust-Proof.
ockford Watches
dbyA.W.AL‘STINsrc f _
——£UARANTEED-—-
—BY THE-
Wail Willi] Glmllll.
the
-——ts Tn:—
"'B E 8 T"-
I}.
— H I!“
f
i
it
1‘
-%m.—
nugc' 1 fr Yaw:
n
/
Plfllllll‘l’l Fllll'g
/ l .
Largest-I Stock *
ROCKIi 'ORD. ILL. 6404!
Bulls and SHOES.
1 883.”
I HAVE IN STOCK A FULL LINE 0!"
Mens’. Boys’, and Youths’
Boots and Shoes
Au- mm m now won.
wm‘r Kill." ”a
momma
Ltlils’ will BIMT
also. 1.9. w. as. 1.00. so. "I.
7- “-H
Norwalk Chronicler