ton
.fi’n‘
fir-tide on
the Stu: 15an .3. CA Sam and l‘ -
a} a.” up: “The ayrtem of hiring out
MM
. Amt IO. 1883.
~ antics-in a hint upon the civilization of
titanium. whether the prisoners are
proud up in a coal mine or employed
“dicing phosphate rock or in build
B ll 3 {It roilrcodn it is cruel. inhuman. and
M eat “about". It should be abolished. and
handed I the sooner the ht tter.“
“Everyfi ...
Irina; C It nth" takes the edge from the re
The you! Dabble mvrlltiorts of Tildens‘s tract»
or, given through the columns of our
That! morning contemporary by Judge Bird-
ing the i fill to learn from many sources that the
395. 31 Jada. lforesaid has “ no standing in
(rent tho Cunnizcntici'it as a democrat.“ it! is trip:
0 it rea ' io \wo
“mum ; Digit the Julia: quitzi‘iiiilil tliiit l‘l‘he Coir
crease ,
the new ant has been badly sold. But how rapt-
umtnly ittvneti‘piyvfd being taken 1n.-—
Nichol I“ fl;_,
1.. Mi! Vineyard Haven was almost entirely
Comma! deutrvtyfil by tire Monday evening. The
“Wk {allowing appeal has been sent out: "An
been “9‘ oppolliug calamity has lu‘fulleu the vil-
E‘lgi‘m’ tage of Vineyard llaven. A coritlagra
lhf‘ 2"?” tion ha swept away the entire business
"film“ portion of the place. except one store.
Gate cu “a desttuyt‘d over thirty dwelling
be the 3 houses. thus throwing out of occupa-
tion and h imes hundreds of persons who
The” have lost everything. Many of these
faction hounded one: are widows and orphans
“‘ater ond are in need of immediate assistance.
La“?! Contributions of food. clothingor money
, , addrexbiei‘l tn t‘aiitaiu .l. L. Smith. Hear
33““ unit. Vineyard Haven. Mass. will be
to “'es thankfully received by the relief com
rehab: nitrite.
01- H}: \\‘e will not presume to decide as to
prlfll‘ the truth of the serious charges which
In iii: are brought against Judge liinlsall‘s
“Mule, l‘Mt‘lt‘f. .‘ll ‘6'“ have to say is "it“ if
ennui he is really the kind of man the Sun‘s
allidavit makers h‘vh‘xi‘ttl him to be. u
and * lain little strange that he should hare
been I forward as one of the \‘hlt‘f ex-
lt i an era of democratic principles on
as old the stump last fad—X. U. "l”fltlllflfl.
car-iris liltin- does he mmmw with llirsey.
tw‘ who um “lamp“ handler and general
value campaign tiiauaarr for the Republic tit
mu... puny. by and \\tll\ tho Nuwut and
value “retention ut‘ the gl’v‘stt moguls of ihai
“3“. paer. hinlsall liiti‘i'il lumwll‘ into
value whatever position he may haw .wcupiod
(in! in the ranks of the lkuum‘iatic patty in
nutri- spite of smilu and protests that Would
have kept a man with a thinner bulb
my“ than that of a rhuuicenu out. but llur‘
pour. hey was nought «tier for just the qtR‘lI‘
a...“ tie: he is now so generally known to.
com in“
Th. VALID Irwin:
sr .l~in\\ \ t \.-u~t hi. l\\i
hat . .\ imperial due, to». .... wait li\nll‘\~i~22.-l\i.. tool.
3.! t rm“: the humid xlA‘xlx l‘ s: , Jar... it...
animate ion norm an l-~i.r “In. unuul heir
‘M'd itibuitw norm and iii lv toil .\ lulu’ l\ t. -
illvntid wivwft names.) i... Hthiil .q ‘
N: “ktuv‘ul ‘:i is n" ... the as... ii. \i
1“.“ w named “rii‘tt in to. .1}... door. bu»
Noting tu- rnout run. or ring... .. .‘lt_
heir lite iliiiin i!» “slid {\nt'v \\ o s‘... in.
L? Wivhl do: “vi“ inii. n and tin i own turn
“I {small boy- i‘hv null duo it» «i mi ;!h shot.
as am also all im but. u mime.
0n reading” the above. with \\ hat foive
it must strike the mind of every rvader
how exp-mini every resident of our town
is to it similar m‘curn‘uee. Why it is we
.. do not understand. but it is uvwrihehws
‘ afact. thnt the dogs in and about the
town this season mm more vicious and
more disposed to liih» than any previous
.i’var. its the mummy oi‘ mstunw. .d‘ llti‘lt‘
ugliness noticnl in our columns on for»
mer occasions abundantly show.
allit. Last week Frank L. lizixter. the son
he in ‘ t of \Villiaiii ll.i.vtrr. was knocked douu
at ilk by a red and \\'llilt‘ turd dog. Tllr ltlll~
ast ‘ \cn moi then seized the hand of the child with
hold of a rabbit or woodchuck. The
Iliad was subsequently i‘niitrrized and
dressed by Dr. lierry. .\ white. short
haired dog was with the red and white
_ one: it it supposed they belong to some
one living in the lowu‘ part of the city.
Apia. during.' the same week thcdiiugliv
ter of George R. Wilkins. on West strret.
while passing by a chained dog in her
father’s back yard, was frightened by
his acts and run to tha- house. The dog
made a spring at her. simppod his chain
and finding himself loose pursued. and
33 ill? pnsscd tllt' \liiitl‘ Illi' ting t‘attglil
the skirt of her Ll!‘t‘.\t~‘ in his teeth : fortu-
1?, natcly the cloth wits tender and tore out
and she rsi‘api d into the house. tilllil"
wise she may have find us bully if not
worse than did Mr. Baxter's little boy.
0 ‘ Last week our st‘lt‘tilllt‘ll published the
{*9 law ruiuiring the ”Will-1‘3 of tings ioeith.
“0‘: er kill or muzzle them. and gun. ‘ ‘e
0‘ ‘ that in case of ii fitlllll'rx of it compliance
820' with its provisions the penalties would
be. be enforced. \‘i‘hat the selectinen have
01'! done to carry their promise into rll'm‘!
901} we are not informed. but that it is not
,- 0‘ enforced we do know. for we have yet
‘3‘ to are the tirst inuuled dog or to hear of
S“ the first prosecution.
‘0‘“ It is often said. and with much truth
the tint no matter how good at law may be
it will not be carried out unless the pew
pie will back it. and insist upon its be‘
in: observed. \Ve will here. for the hen-
.ctit of our citixens, inform them that
a they have this mutter in their own
' buds. Ind that by making it complhiut
torither of our grand jurors it will be
their duty to prosecute any violator of
the law. Our present grand jurors are
C. B. Coolidge. John W. Duke. Spencrr
C. Horton. Jouph Shepherd. John W.
Bocudtn. lad Joseph Tuuunany.
If this low is not a proper one then it
should he struck from our statutes. If
it in proper one. and we believe it to
be. then it should no longer rennin u
his! letter but be duly observed uni en-
und in?“
\- Nor-walls Items.
So 'ntendent J. W'. Eyatt in recover-
. . I bit illness.
tony yea- old child of S in Hill
”I! {that of whooping coiifgh.I ed
1
‘ Glitter and wife are ex
m their watt-m trip on tur~
' communiootiou of St. John
Iain this evening. Work in the third
hm cuicuinbcrl mg. tutti:
-“ “gone uto partners 1p wt
fiat-n norbus.
Ir. Gib-on returned to hi: omit hat
and returned to finish his rm-
who mt, however. had a good time.
A Danbury taut in one of our oyster
saloons the other duy com lained that
the oysters had no taste to t em. "We
can‘t help that.“ aid the waiter. “it has
rainedaotnuch this year that the m
but become fresh.”
ltis an utonishing fact that grocer
Beauty hoe increased‘hia business within
the put iii: months )uiit double what it
was when he first opened it to the public
under his supervision. He has been an
indefatigable advertiser which explains
it.
George Lockwood is now running a
temperance billiard room. located on
Main street. With his farm in New
Canaan. his livery stable in South Nob
walk. and his billiard room in the
borough. he heal not complain of dull
times.
I". Killenberger. of the Standard Pub-
lishing Bureau. New Haven. is in town
securing names for a town directory.
Thedirectorv is to contain a complete
list of the inhabitants of Niirwalk. South
Nurwallr. West Norwallt. East Nurwallr.
\\'inn.pauli and all within the town
limits.
Peckwell. he of harness notoriety. has
struck it bonanza in the shape of those
little leather band hugs so indispenaihle
tn the ladies who do it gwat deal of shop
pint: llis prices are so low that the
ladies of both city and borough keep
him hu-y filling orders.
Miller. he of tonsorml fame. visiti d
[tell island on Monday and remained
overnight. and now he cannot raise
that beautiful isle too much. llet mini
of opening a hirsute dispelling establish—
ment for the benefit of those bachelors
who are enjoying the beauties (it that
locality.
The owner of a small store in this
borough says that the amount of his
annual sales has not varied soveutyufive
cents in thirteen years. Evidently the
present generation have never heard of
him—as he does not believe in advertia
mg. Some stranger ought to step in
and buy something and scare him to
death.
The business of A. \V. Austin. jeweler.
has iiwreasml so much of latethat he
has found it nwessary to add to his force
an able assistant from llruohlyu who is
a thorough master of the business. Mr.
Austin keeps the largest and best stock
of gun-ls to he found in town. “0 has
also addnl a new and very handsome
watchdmard. Read his ad. in another
column
.\lr. Sturgwi Shelton. of Bridgeport.
deltvend an organ recital at thet‘imgtw
galionalchurvh last Friday afternoon.
ixuiuuencmg at half pint three o‘clock.
llis iwrfurmanve of Ameriwt on the
pedals was ltltt‘l’t\\lltt2 aul very ably ao
.puttnl. He also wuderwl liaeh‘s t‘uuuo
m \ minor very vnulitahl‘v. This fugue
is numidqu ed to ho the must ditiii‘ttll one
our \\\l\\t\.\\‘\\l by Bach. except one in
it tumor.
The nmidenis of the ltorketv Place an‘
unusually fanned this season. ‘l‘hev
emoy nightly concerts of the n\\‘v“li‘sli?\
melody imaginable. The beauty of
"use t\\l\‘V‘Ni is their duratimiv-lasting
during the greater pit! of the night.
The pmgrani consists“! weal and in
strutiiental. from which seems to merge
a little chorus. a few songs and a
living“ t“ \‘lsllfll‘i l! is t‘\‘l\lt\t\l tlwh‘ In
but onoeouduetor. but one inhabitant
insists there is a vnip of millions in the
feline t‘l\i\l\\\l\.
i‘ollm‘s pool tournament closed on
last Viol.“ owning with the following
§\\\l\‘ l
\\‘R\ F! \\b\\ t.\\\“ “0‘
“limit. it t ?
ll\ \ii-w, ‘3 ‘3; it
.‘lhllh. .\ in is
lluvkinau. ‘33 i .v.
Ration. it ‘3‘. ..
lhwfifllue. ‘31 11 ii
Millvr. tr: .\ 1.‘
th‘amam it n \
Sorthmp. t t g t
lhti‘kiiiaii having won the silver medal
feels much better. especially its Smith
has renounced till his vows of Vengencu
against the \\'llll\t‘l‘. liniwu til now nu
tiivvh‘ratesmoker. since “seonpiui: in“
that lmx of cigars. that is with Miller‘s
assistance, and the bottlmif liitrgiiiulyii'i
» wvll no don‘t know whori‘ that is now.
\Ve \vish hero in be: Smith‘s forgivuess
in insinuating that he intended to “vi-ii
his bankor“ in order to secure the medal.
lt Wits a mistake on our part --he has
none to visit—and we hope this acknowl-
..igvuivm.iiillxn‘ius‘ him. fw.n.t...limi$-
taken sick before the finish of the tour-
nament and this relieved him from wiu~
mm; the prize. lingardus did not want
to disclose his best shots. but will wait
until l‘olliris‘ next touruumout when the
prize will be something to Work for.
lii‘xliy lost lwcause \ve spelled his iiniue
With two e‘s —— it made him nervous.
llouiou had to attend company drill Fri-
day night rind so lost his chance. and
Northrup was only practicing. :iuywnv.
.\lr. t‘ollius is arranging: for a tournu-
merit to take place in a few weeks when
the prize will be $25.
' 0.. '
[lit-t Surwnlk
There was a good turnout in tho tilt"
“iv to (lien island. All tell the same
story of the grandeur of the plzioe.
imr neighbor. Mr. Isaac \‘i‘ilmot. has
been very sick. but wo are glad to report
he is improving. Ilr. Hitchcock is ut‘
tending Iiiui.
Mrs. B. F. Day and Mrs. Morris Jen-
nings have gone visiting friends in R0»
bury. and their are point to unmet other
places in York State. “‘6 wish them a
.pLensaut time.
lust Saturday a tramp went into Mr.
Campbell‘s garden on Van Zandt avenue
and began digging potatoes. An attempt
was made to rupture him. but he led his
tithtIt-rfl a chase tn Rufus Raymond‘s
cornfield and escaped.
liev. (l. liaulenbeclt preached in our
church last Sabbath morning to a good
congregation. We were pleased with
the sermon. and the manner in which
it was delivered. Mr. llaulenbeclt has it
good many warm friends in East Nur-
wulk. in the evening we had one of
our regular old fashioned praver services.
;l‘here was a good feeling all along tltt‘
inc.
...- 79w—
Brnokutdo.
Miss Emmu Mamet of New York
visiting Miss Minnie Alberisun.
Mrs. Joseph C03: and daughters are
spending a few days with friends in
New York.
There will be preaching at the Chapel
next Sunday afternoon at half past
three. Let our people keepthis in mind.
Charles Bosch spent a few days at his
brother‘s cottage at Ocean Grove inst
\vt-ek where his wife has been for ltt‘l‘
health. They returned on Monday with
Mrs. 8‘:- health much improved.
The old barn of lrii Hoyt'a. at the
corner of the garden road, is a notori~
nus place for tramps. who make a puc-
tice of bringing up there every n ght.
and we have been told that almost any
morning there can be seen an where
from one to ti: or eight of hot sexes
cnwlinz out of the bny~movv to begin
another day: labor. A barn in the best
thing in the world for I fire. 1nd tramps
are one of the but things to get it fire
started. an we dull not be surprised any
day to ban that Hr. Hoyts barn is
burned down. ulthough we hope this will
not be thi.i our.
Lut Saturn-y George E. Smith went
down to South Norwulk to are the im-
provements thtt are being made in the
exprru office when he served Mi agent
for so runny years. He reamed to be
well eased nod thought it would be a
mod oflloewhen coin . While in
conversation with Mr. ith a few dtya
otter he Rove III a few idea: of the ex-
buiine- :- it was when he first
uncorrected with it. when nil the
othertbnthahndvn lnonoeudof the
oldfrrixht dopokwlthlherrin box to
write upon. and other convert brain
‘ “d thhtswhoro the t
nod treated
is
building. twelve fret
wood. in Ir. Builth‘l ctr yard m
Quotation thoudo! thophtforu. In
this little room. 1|:thth little but-
thu the cold winter:
w
one. he would buy it. whereupon the
ngcnt unbelmnwn to Mr. Smith. puthia
name down on his book Ind in due time
delivered the map at Mr. Smith‘r home
instead of at the other. When Mr. S.
learned of this he immediately wrote to
the agent that he abould not pay for the
map. and furthermore thut he should
charge him twenty-five cent: a week
stoma u long a it wu in the house.
Nothing was heard from theureut for
some time. when he called at the «3le
one day and waited for the money for the
map. Mr. Smith figured up and found
that the agent was in debt to him Just
twenty‘flve cents. but he agreed to cull
it even. and so he did. and he has the
map to this day. and has never seen the
agent since.
MARRIED.
Wr—~
.\l.l.h‘.\ —l.A'l"l‘lx.~—.\t Nyaclr. N. \'.. Aug 12th.
by the Rev. 8. 1. Baldwin. It the residence of
the bride‘s aunt. Horace \\'. Alli-ti and Misti
Louisa Lotti“. both of Smith Not-walk.
4-Dfi3D.
Dl'l-‘I’\'.—Ilt thin rity. Aug mh. Edward. non of
Michael and Elli-u Dufly. aged 9 wars and 7
mom in.
Rooms to Let
N .‘llliilt‘ llitll lilorit. h‘nr iiire u!
\t'. C. Ql‘lX'l‘A it). or F. M. RSAW‘.
Trimmers mWantedfi.
[AT TRIMMRRS ivuutul at
Gilli-ll
\\'. A. lllll'l\\' X ‘S.
R. A. it. .‘ti‘kvri wishes to announce to the pub.
. he mun-rally tluti ull bit-linen at ltotuii Point
“ill be rlosed on Sundays. Nu iablc par ies allowed
in Il‘v gnii‘v on than day.
533‘, _ __ W, ,__-. Ad #5355958“?
South Nor-walk Band
l‘ndvr the [\itwtion of
Prat. A. Raine.
1. no“ prvpauvd to furnish Bras: and String Must“.
on fin urahlv terms. Addn‘u
l‘lttlli‘. “RINK. n! ll Si‘llAl‘ll.
South Nurualk. t‘oim
Ibtxtrtct ut‘ Nor“ nth sat Probate
Q‘attl‘t. August. lilth. .\. U. “x“.
thine u! “A\\.\ll \l Kurt‘utu lztlv or No:-
wait. in and district. ileoami.
thlllilllilL That the .\ill\\|ttl\lfitl\|l “2th the
wit aoiwxwl militia his .\ilii\m‘siistuui so
mum in this “nut for atLiusuuvut
the l‘hilutv it‘ll“i in Nttnutlh on the t‘Ilh
din or august. tsx‘i. in a u‘t‘lut‘h havuoou; and
tbaialliwrsnuis lttlt‘l‘le tux-aid rstate in.“ be
tiuttttul then“! rte Miami-intuit \xitl can.» this
onh-r tuttii published in a twisty-it"s truuisl lit
t‘nuivhl haunt. sud isui ii rum ileum! on
the signpost 1a sud Somali. umnst the plan-
\\ hi‘l“ the \l\\'wun\l but ~l\\i‘lt it! hast \vtt \l~\\\ lie
bur stud vith dirt u.‘ August. t\\\
w. it .\.\‘.\ It \\‘\uil\\\‘.\ltl\ durum
Baal ESIBBFBI‘ Sale.
'bl' l“! AN“ to an order of the t ourt of I‘tuluto
fur the lh-tnvt oi Nurualh. thv snimiilwr oi
his “‘3' “iv so niuvti or "iv I\\\i misw or I“ nu
li\.\t‘t\ lau‘ til N‘Nualk. in sited liuiiui. ilu‘wt‘vd.
as “ill [the thv sum u! Rh‘h‘h i‘houmtul nu lliin
dual and "l‘htvw b‘thi h‘ieht “in Iluiuindtlh lhil
bus «till it“ ks nth nut. .iu dorm: rlurws or «a
limvruiaimn in round to said nail mute \ziu ho had
oh «ppm at on to iiw mi... him
\\ .\l»l‘t~lt i‘ ml l\'l‘\lll\.
Aduriositit...
Na ll
tit’m‘ :{m
R“
Nwmalt turns: tum. l\\\‘
TAX UPLLEGTUR'SNUTlUE
‘ii‘t‘li‘R i. lion-bx gin-u to all l‘fl‘mll‘ lisblv to
4 |\\\ l‘aw‘ .u-Jrr l\»\\tt of .\ot\ia‘-l., :u the
t‘iiltlth or hoidrhl. and sour of t\~titn\lutil. on
11w Ammuniu ll‘l ot N‘.‘ than lulll utwi than to
h\’\‘\\i‘ litto- iii lhv folhmuu: mum and plum». to
\\l‘
A! the-turbo! Alphonso llxhble tit South no.
Nile “nor. on “‘nlnv‘lm‘. August cm . l\\‘t. from
ll‘ o‘vlm‘k, fon'uisui until 1 o‘r lock “nl‘f‘lihill
.‘H tho store of ll‘tl‘fiil’il .\ tisliurii. Kit-l Nor
“all: .liouu 'l‘nuio .ui ‘l‘hursdai August .‘it‘h.
“ht. fixitii hi ..‘.l.u~l. foninoou \Illlll 12min ml... k,
lfiriuwon
.\llllr)lt\l\’\|!-‘ i‘ liniidh‘. at \\'uuiip:iuk, iill
Tliiiml:.)‘..\itui1~l.‘itllli. is“. lt‘iiltt L‘ o‘ilort. \iltlll
l Iii o‘rlorl. ailiri‘noon
At lllv out.» of ihi- \i'li‘i‘lllti‘ttJli the N.‘\\ mus- think
ltmlii~ti:_iii llli‘ llohmgh ut Nitrnttllhill said Inuit oi‘
.\or\i.i:k. .ui b‘f»il.‘i\. August RM. l\~l. fhuu ‘J
o‘i‘im‘h. Lui‘uikui. until .‘i o'i lurk. afliiiiumii,
and from : o'ilm it until .s’ u'rxovk in lltt‘ rivutiiu
.\lr llvmi K Mimi. til itu svlwiuu-u's olllw,
,\'or\\alk.ntiil Mr .lo‘iii W link». at South Nor»
\ialk. uni iiuthurirrd 1o rh‘i‘iii‘ l't\i'\ for me
"it all tuxe- ulnrh r-llllll nunum unpaid ufirr the
Mill din of September. lit“. llik‘n‘hl iii tin-
niiu-of Nine “i‘l' t‘x-ni. um iw t‘lttIrL'Vil from the
ill-ldavuf Attgu‘l. lx'i-‘l. iuiiil tlu- same shall he
Hdillittfl ll. s't‘ JtillV. i‘ollu‘lor
in tin for Mild mun of Nurtvulk. on the lust of "Nil.
ltnlvd at Somalis, i‘unu . August ti. luv-l.
2d Annual Picnic
.0 F—
()]4]) “vl‘:] Al 4
llllfllllliflllllfll‘lifl
ill Sill I‘ll .\\|l\‘\\'.\l.li. ("l‘.. ill
Roton P011117
.-ti.\‘~ —
ll’oiliiesduy. At
1r 9 0
9‘ ~‘
fl-
—-PRl)LiR.-\M.\ll£ FOR THE 1).-\\'--
Band Concerns
- uv 'l‘lllt—
Wllflfllfll‘ 3: WHEN] Flill Blillll
U! in piece-i. and Whevlvr .v Wilson Orchestra of a
p eta-s fur luiicmg. \ihirh \\‘lll commence at 10
o‘clock it ur. and continue through the day
and evening. Atrium: the other
attractions \itll be
Boat and Tab Racing and Swim-
, tiring Matches.
r n -
1 line at Trains.
'l‘nuu- on the llaiihurv .v Not-ii all: Railroad will
rim an followu—lwavv horwalk fur Wit-um Paint
it! '.' 34 and it .\.\‘ a m»; 12.45 and 4 52 iii. Leave
South Norwiilk fur Wilmii Point iii .45. ”.85 iiiid
ill 0 a “1.; 1. 3. ll. 5.1“. T. and 831i p in
Heumunm—“Hll lcnvii \t‘ll-oii Point for Norwiilk
and Smith Nnrwalk its folio“ n—li‘ur Nurwullt at
tuna “L: 1.1a. .‘i m. 7 a) “d 9 mi. For South
Roi-“Mk at run and in!) a.nt.: l.l N1). am. .‘i so.
7 ill and 0 pan.
Steamer Carrie A. Ward
\t‘ul leave Rntou l‘niui fur Wilson Point. and maize
uu‘v connociiouu \\ iih truth» its 'tlllthIllV-A‘ I0 and
11.18 um: 13.30. 130. 8.3!). 5. 7.50 3.“). rind 8.45
p.rri.. and Will lure ltnion Point for South Not-walk
at to p. m.. the last trip up.
CONTINENTAL
Hoof Ointment,
“CERES-—
Cracked Hours, Spraius,
Scratches. and Sores,
.4 R—
Horses, Cattle and Sheep.
Ask your Innkeeper for it. orwrltedlroottotho
mufaicttuvru.
nation Litricafinr Bil Ci.
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
“ STANDARD ”
LAUNDRY. WAX.
Pro-Irv. Lil-i. stun bountiful finish. mt-
dayulrJnttti mwmmmmhm.
It” Cont. a. Ooh...
“punks.
For Sale.
NE I! Miler. heart now. will be cold chap.
0 Ellqfil‘o of y BERRY ‘l‘lLL‘t. '
659 Gamma}! or.
Notice.
To Owners, Keepers or Har-
bours of Dogs
[IE INTENTION of the ubovo in called to on
Art amending an Act relating to Dogs
by the General Assembly of this auto. it! the 18:0
stint-ion ihervof and approved March 38th. 18.“).
which 1' "is as lollows:
“iii -~v which. the owner. keeper or harbour of
' «‘u r dogs. shall either kill said dog or dim.
or “l'lrf-l“ the same to the acce itance of the Salut-
nwu f the town wherein said 021i Irv owned and
ktip‘ “mm the hunt day of May in catch you until
out“ me as said Selectmen shall order an d munle
rciu it'd from said do: or (loan. “
The penalty for failure to comply with the require.
menu: of this act in a fine not more than 1‘0“?“ dol-
lure. or imprisonment in the county jail not more
than thirty darn. or both
You are hereby notified that the above law will be
enforced.
("units A. Bt'RR l
fitment: a. cruel. . Selectmen
WILLIAM c. sAuuisJ
Xurwiilk. August lst. nus.
i‘urni-hod. Room.
To Let.
at Corner of Clay and Sp u: Stimuli.
South! urwalh. Conn.
To Let.
mutt lltil‘sli: on tiny View Avix, South Nun
A l‘PLY
\ialk. CI. 10 rooms. Apply tu
JACOB M. l.:\\"l‘th. A 'i..
(tilt-int. South .\‘o nlk. Ct.
For Sale
At Five Mile River.
SMALL Vulture. and Lot 50 x HO. lucatodw
; the stnliun at Fl“: Mile River. l‘ilfllt'l'lou M
any time. l‘riw sum; $14120 nuu remain unman-
mue. Apply to .lAt‘ull .\l. l.A\'l‘0N.
(Elihu! South Norivulk. Conn.
Milk Gets. a Quart.
\ ‘ li‘. luv now sollhu; milk for ti cents ii quart. tlfk
liwmi in mm:- ur Mules. in am part of Non
“all. or South .Nuru'alk
RRMuitN liltU'l‘llEliS.
“\L‘ Mil South Nor“ alk. {2.3 Xuttutlli
Mm .‘lth. lsn‘i. 6m
Tent to Rent.
' ‘llR Rant Nurualk ‘l\~nt .\_-sm~iatixut will rent
tlu‘tr lame iv“! to rrsisuisiblv imruo‘ at reason
altli‘ Ultra
Address
.I S‘l‘l'littRS R.\Nl\.\ l.l.. l‘ivs.
thin .\‘oru‘all.. June L“. is“ titltihu
To Owners of Dogs.
' ‘lll‘i aiivti‘ion or nuttt‘h of |h~£~ is callul to the
l lolluuiu: Inuit the l‘uhltr .\\‘l‘ \\' thv State of
t‘ouim ... in. January .‘\\\\liiti. l\\\\ _\ppom\l
hlait'l: 1).“ h. IN\ _
‘ t‘he t\|\\u \ art. oi the wow.“ l\\\\ii\ .lisii Mt
nu ilit . oi. or in low tbs first ‘l.\_\ of \‘Hht’ fililil‘lt the
.. ln :uu‘u “till it It“ or itir “Nauru own it . or has
norm: lhv‘N who hm o vans-ml \liv «luv it \‘ n go
i. nsl. audxod Nilwtuivti shall llwtwipou ‘ui‘ioo \
mite tit enquiry to lie utmh‘ it it \Nldihl bill“
“it“! and \xiitw lli. pvn‘uu i\\\ltl\“‘ ui tuition»);
um “mom ho immx‘uinl as \xrm..l.xl lo \‘bspivr
iii.‘ of the “now A. s pond . suuan Sindhi». in“
“ \ltil an) 'l\u\u mm. or set“ iiuau \ilui strata
nexus! .\\i\ “l tlu \luttrs pix ‘t‘;“\\‘t‘ li\ llth _ .\.t
sin): tw ibvtmxl guilt) u! itiisilrunwiiioi :tlixl lw timid
not moiv than n \\ u t‘li\l.al\ to: no b and run of
li'tiu ‘
Nut“ mh \l.ii llih l‘i
. u \hltl‘ .\ iii nu. .
\tflxiix .l i‘l.‘\\\~ shown»... »
\\‘ll.l l.\\l i‘ .\.\\l\ll&.\ Nu ll
Dally Excursions
llN‘l‘W R NA
Smut II N (bl‘\\‘8l"“
.\Nl\
Roton Point
minimum- \iith all ltetltih of it». llrittluili .oul No1
mils li Ii st
WILSON POINT.
i‘iiii STEAMRR
Carrie A. Ward.
Wow 8 .1 li\\l\\‘h‘i
“ill li“t\i‘ South
and 1m \. m
l.|‘l\\i‘ lloiou at lu-Ii it in.
p in
l.t‘:t\i‘ lint-m Point for “bison Point, to fillillt‘l‘i
\\llll llaubuii .\ Noi'iiiilh R It . Hi .‘i Ill i in
humbly Trips l.ni\i~ houih Norua k it! hurt
:1.iu , L‘ ill. rm and it ill I' Ill
l.t‘.‘|\t‘ ltoioii iii 11 ail-1m .Hill. Miliimlrt .‘hi ii iii.
Flil‘l‘. Round Trip. 35018.
-
Single Pure. lo “
i... ....... \uu miiimiirniu .ui .«Illil'll u. ....
lt‘tl- til n‘rteourtlili‘ Flinn, by li‘ltcr in PA). No: it].
or on taunt. of
W. S. KNAPP.
\oiuuls m um 4. iii . l'.‘ Til. ‘liti‘
l L“. .‘l ill. and tliiii
, «nil If MAXMiElt‘.
ll‘l‘OSll Fruits, Fresh
Fish, li‘resll Veg-
(Blllllll‘h‘l
EV l‘lliY'l‘lllNl- Flil‘lfill (VF—“0
HUNT & ZELUFF'S MBI‘KBL
'i‘.‘ Washington Sin-rt
liu'r'ilhuii: in tin rt‘tly-iill. itlttlJllrtl it» fnisltaett
mm lw bought, lllltl Mllll ltl loin-n1 prices. and
promptly lli‘lHI'l‘t'tl. “5st
H. s. CORWIN,
Betrnle ll Broker,
20 \Vt‘llt‘ti‘ Building.
18‘ Broadway. N. Y.
l‘liw Line l‘i‘rlllli‘ttlt‘i lt‘rllili‘ l‘iilnlli‘Illttl bought
and Mtltl for cash. or carried on untrgiu
l.muix1u~nuthttul Orders by mail or telegraph
promptly i-xwuted.
fit“ (‘orreaixmdeuce rolicitcd. Ditily
market report lit the City Hotel.
FGRi‘hc‘mmE
Q . .r..-'<..*.. .
2011 SAFETYHBISTS "
.. . Ii‘or Factor-ice. “£0. (‘fx
_ PASSENGER ELEVATORS '
urinal-3i): gridiron.
H ' om arouses as 00.
39:53:34.? "Li/wit vii/34' y/v xi rm
GREAT BEBBL‘T BB
o—XN—
Millinery Goods
Am:- the Fourth. '
Clltlllll out Bll‘ Stick Below till.
Greater bargains in
Flalllfll't ail Straw Bali
thou ever before.
Very good straw: for 85 cents. formerly
50 can“.
'A wide lat completely trimmed. for
a
76mph. ,
ourloh'l‘iprulowu fluent. Ibuloh.
5‘-
Gallon Dre-lea for Indies and
tit out prior.
HaeroodsaSn-s
'Oomuiluioncr of deeds for the state of New York.
mflm‘iiy ui' :
Familial: alioieriiiaiiittljtia ,7 _ . 3......
\
“ Nelson Taylor 6; s53?
Attorneys ail Counsellors at Law.
SENTINEL BUILDINU.
our of South Nor-walk, Conn.
Dorlon House,
DORMJN POINT.
South Norwalk.
Connecticut.
Now Open.
For this ai-ason there has hem added it
Genuine Fulton Market,
“‘hew everything will he served into" Fulton
Xarkut Plan
Everything in the way of you food wrwd in the
best manner.
1‘. l)l)lll.(l.\'.
mun.
WRAY S. BEINEN'PS
OBAYON STUDIO.
fi‘lltl 4? Washington Street.
South N01 walk.
Over Btltltvvll‘s tllltl IFi‘rris‘s plows. livvvplloii
room B but one short flight from the street.
1 would Wt1Wflill3' stilii'it the trimmer-5m! tho-v
duh-itianm-ury napivi. the lllllliinl rim lit the
dun-ingot t‘w'mil‘urlrititu in every style. Pie-
tunil‘rmuutthc diatom pattern.» and r:ch do.
Mi.
Gull. “tunic. Hard Wot-tie. Portrait and l‘ii‘tttn‘
Putin-s of all kinds. at lint‘i‘.‘ li|\\i'l‘ llitttl xr-u York
iceo Artistic I‘ttum‘ Parlour». and Mills of all
‘lit‘l Nil \illl.
' .1. r. Peckwell.
\s‘umw-or to t. F. Mina“ u t.\
Harness & Saddlery,
': .lamr-s‘ list». k. “43.. xi .
“catwalk. Conn.
titu‘auuxo NRNl‘lN AVli l‘t:u\ll"t‘l\ t\l:
vi 'i‘no
‘l‘t‘ttt‘ttlittit “has. llulws. Illltth
1 \ ‘
tints. lair.
h‘writhui: at louni gums .qu a“. u ob . \r. .s..i
tn the lws! tumult-r i.\; it
.\I A IN 81‘ li l) l: l‘
Meat Market.
ll-
l‘lt‘ttl business rvmwl‘y um ll.
\‘i\\l‘\ll‘:l.llill\|\.d4li tli. \V to t. l. ‘ it v
.i... it
The undersigned has pun 3......l
. .l 4-\ l'.
\.
.‘\
.‘l‘tllt street. and \\'lll i. .3. .. in
til the
lll‘IS'l‘
”I“ .\l l“..\'l‘.\‘
l‘rlves its in“ us the h “i st.
.\ lt‘lttl sullt‘lti‘il.
Edward Seymour.
(ill
BXll‘lllll‘llllllll‘Y llllllllifllllfllllil
Ulosmg Out
SUMMER
Eli it!
AND
STOCK OF
N l‘3(131\'\\' l‘3.-\ B 3.
Greatest Bargains Bier OliBl‘Bll.
lu order to close out my murmur
H‘I‘i‘vk of goods I \Vlll an ll limo thud ”out
it l‘eduvtinu tllui. uill urilw i: .I iwlui‘c-
merit to buy. even if you do I~il3 the
them till next seusmi.
Most of the goods lll‘t‘ light colors. and
all nru hitest atylea.
(‘umeuud see them and i know
will be satisfied with the prion.
M. Davis,
Mailiiickeiuo llolol.
yr u
South Nui‘u ulk.
July Shh. Isn‘t um if
Purify he Wa er
littiltii Biiaisilili Fillet
D. B. STOUT,
MAI N STREET.
This aucoeeful and simple cleaner and
urifler can be seen in o eratinn at. H. S.
‘3 Jewelry Store. full irinl given
of every filter. No risk to purchaser.
T:y it, and if you don‘t like it don‘t bl".
Building Lu .
3.55
DESIRABLE
For Sale.
A rare opportunity to serum desirable Building
Lois at Moduratc Prices. In
East Norwalk,
Is now oil: red. Mups sln-uiug loriitlun. and ll“ in~
lilTllTIllIIII 2H1“ by
c.w. SMITH,
\\‘:i~hiu;:i(iii St . Sm Norivulk
Aunts"! 18%.?
Boots arid Shoes.
A. H. lllll ,
large Anon intuit of
Spring and Summer
(liiiitls
latliim‘ Porch Kid lluttuu.
“ \mvitvau Rid Hutton.
“ \ ‘iuih ‘l\\p “anon.
“ Rid Top tuition.
~~ “blur moi tumult.
“ wow Rid “were“. hand undo
l‘tvuell Kid i‘wugrv“.
rains “and new“! “imam-s ttiiuon amt
«it?
\ii “:9 t\\lt&nu\ \‘allvht.
8 LI PPERS,
LBW Blillllll Sills,
And itll Kinds of
3am to at»
l ‘\\ ‘\‘ 3 3“
l N‘ in 21 Pitt
3 t“ tn 3 .‘I‘
z? m
t on up
H“ l\\ .\ \l‘
‘ \
(‘hilili‘cu‘smul .\li ses
‘ U08
’1;
[4
\iui “otto'
Hood Hoods. l.'i\v Prices. and it lhwini to
l‘mtis . our t‘ustouii‘is.
\‘ma um omm Norwalk. at.
A. W. Austin,
Opera House Bloch.
Nor-walk. Conn.
———~ l‘RAUTlL‘ A l .————
Wfllfillllllllilll‘ llllll JEWfllfll'
Sole agent in Stimuli. for
liockl‘uril tum-hes.
The Latest lltililinnl
.~\llli‘l‘lt‘llll Quick 'l‘i‘iihi \l‘iilclt
Mtltll‘.
A Luge Anoriuwut In
Gold and Silver Cases,
Nov and Strut Wind.
'l‘h.- Lin-.1 Thing in \Yuli‘ll View. one llllll t‘ll“ iu
nlitltll) lW rhiuiuml from it limiting to nu
tliu‘tt-l‘tli‘i'. alul lluslvl‘niuf.
Rockford Wutclios
Sold by A. \V. Al'S'l‘lN are
——~( 1‘: IY A R ANTEED-w-
“m' 'l‘lllt—v
Rockford Watch GBIBBBBY.
ROCKFORD. ILL.
All
849-”
a
Don‘t. sell your trade dollars
for 85 cents, when you can get
0110 dollar in trade at i i
C. ELKARVEY’S y
noo't‘".uvn snort érona,
SOUTH noniv.:.i.i<.
Binds. W
SATUREJAY, AUG. 18th.,
The Goods that “Efmieéoiiai’fi? Aug. 12th. "
Muslins, Prints, Barnsuls, Kim snails, , ;
Handkerchiefs, Tuning,
Mailings, Gingham, Dress Lawns, Bam-
moiks, Ell. Bic. //
J. W. & M. S. Smith’s. :
68 Washington St . South Norwallr.
Ferrio
Hun. Smoked Tongue.
Breakfast Baum
and Bret.
Fruits and Vegetables.
13 . l ‘. BEAL'I‘T‘".
Nettlehaiel.
Sweuwr. Kurdish Dairy.
Edam mid Pineapple
t‘huw.
“marbling Jam
"'9 “”08 "" l‘ark&‘filturd‘iiarot
Orifice.
ti Nllm‘RRV R
Butter.
pure. hard. and free from dust.
A Specialty. lrish Ootmrol.
Day & Martin Blacking.
We are Closing Out .
THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK 0F
Parasuls and Sin Umlrellas,
AT COST.
A. Dickerman & Son, ' ’
So. Norwalk.
GEO. WEWOOD.‘
BAKER & LOCKWOOD. l
Livery, Feed, and Sales Stable,
. ,TW
1)
ul
l \Vushiugton Sh,
R. L. {BAKER
llorscs and Carriages to lot at all hours with or without dri-
vers. Fine Coaches for Funerals, Parties. Weddingg‘et‘ac.
Boarding horses taken at reasonable prices. r”
First - Class Single Teams a Specialty.
\\ :
South NM
,7
Rear of Warwick Hotel.
2;
fa
_....__jgra’25.’U * .04; N——-—-
I .
1/ -—-rnin Tnx_ . '
RGEST ‘
New Grocery“
is mama rims. §§fl9gflm
Ram “in,“ '4 A
M
V «tweeter-m
Hat. of Goods,
“ballot
, {Bail Goals! Largest Black!
it I E s m
stile
Tin Wood
’Worofl-al
Alia
, Lariat Flirts!
him, all Brick 80:. Port-
hrnm 0!! 8b '
39W Mia's-:3“! .3”.
Putter Omit-d In.
hm
n. all. stir ”9"“
ollkinduot min and um...
Low
—0FTHE—
Choicest Styles and Best Qualifies
—-—AT THE—
Price.”-
Norwalk Chronicler