f” ,
k
‘ rapidly lllt‘l’tuhlllg liiisuiess.
. era and leaves resting upon an ornamen-
Ti 1 n srz‘x'rtxnr‘. .
‘IH‘TII \t‘R\\i\l.K.r.\l'Iill. MISS}.
.\iiiuiint nt’ (DyatOl'l I‘Ipnnrtl to l'iirupe
tul' neck ending Hui ti “SUCH. INS?
‘l‘ \\tt.'. 3 ct R\hl:? ~
in 1
.. . .
r 'i; -
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‘ i t. .r. \\
i ..
:ttrsf
.‘L-py rm
~‘ .k Herrueitcefihas returned from
-;t.l:\ trip.
, airs Rim-her s resttraraiit “uh~ twin n
pwxsitssrun of t \ day by Mr. t‘r‘ql‘nt.
titx- Vit t\: Krszipp have Itcezvcil ili .
m '. turf thinking the lidtituwre p \-
l‘u‘r‘ la lrneie.
The l‘lt'tterpmn will» meet at detest-
denc-r of Bliss Julia l5. llyxliee on Mum
ti'ty | wiring. '
t‘nnvtmr‘lt’ N “'ntlilth‘ hits
’Tdr. \\';itkins has
Tin! liftll t‘l
llt‘t‘ll ilk-sirlved. (Hit?
gone \Vest again.
'l‘liv uni-mil t-iri‘tu-ti of t tlicers of the
i‘lllt‘!‘l‘~‘ of the Fire! M ii. Sunday school
i: n lI-‘r‘tl pmtp mm! itnlll Tuesday e\eri«
HUI.
~ lftlrlwr‘. l“t‘l’llll;’!‘li :tt li.l_\‘lll\tllrl lime.
\ l .3!) bake will be given by lluck—
t.L.'ii,_‘l‘-~rrlkii. .\. ll” next \Vt‘rllli‘S-
{y tinting; l‘ri-pgrratmna for u gout
ed A pension last week. .
\‘Crn. It. Lockwood and Sen \Vlllliln),
are in \\'2i.~ltirr:t.rn_ H. t‘.
.\ s. r: \\‘;\.< lmrrr to';\lr. and Mrs. Fud
Hammond t‘ll \Yy'dnvsdny afternoon.
tinniicl L. 0. \Vrlsmi has returned
from the smith and is-stnppiriq at the
k‘ny lli tvil.
Same needed improvements are being
mride tilt lludley l". l‘lly‘s brick tenement
tin Main strcct.
Miss: t‘arrie Selleck will entertain the
Hill Euchre t‘liih this eveniti; at her
home on llztriliind street.
Ni lrder your ldl‘S-lct‘fi for the 5 limit at
items. it‘s. i
Nurwalk 0 id Fellows will go to Xew
London next Friday and Witness the
working of the third degree.
tlld \Vell l. rdge held a special com-
munication on Tuesday evening. rind
worked the second (l‘cgrte. ‘
L. llz‘c‘iie'r has just put the tinidriirg
touchesou t‘. Swurtu‘s house on lliy~
mend 82., gnutly iritprnying the same.
The l..diesul‘ Duncan‘s hat facter have
donated an titliner‘s sword belt to be given
t. ~ the cllicer rci‘ci\ trig the most \‘wl s at
the Armory fair.
Ew‘dC \Vreii" rcrn’edicvtrt l‘laisted‘a‘.
QR “Kigirtl loaded with scrap tobacco
broke down on Main :tri‘ct ytsterday
irtui'iring. it \\‘I\\‘ some tiiue before the
\\ reek was cleared away.
lmyi 1‘. Pierce has 2i school reader
which w.i~’ Printed in IN“. The curt-rs
.‘Irt‘ chopped out of rough wood and the
it ml; is :i t'tll‘!\‘.~'ll_\' e. Arth sci-trig,
The .‘ll\.\t‘.\ \t. .l sitrr lt;l\‘r* just rt cci\'~
ed thvii' rS-u stock of .‘dillirn ry. The
shapes and colors arc pix her than ever
betorc. lathe are llellttl to cull and
examine.
ll »v. James ll. ll i-s rif this city \vtll
pregnde a! the .iprii irrectrng of the t‘nrr
ch nth Oil) on Monday.
.\ in mm: cf the life llli‘lllllt‘l‘.‘ of the
Library .\,-<uciati.rn. will he held in the
t tlice omit-rt. Taylor t‘ll‘Silill‘tlii)‘ i-\'r~u«
tug at 731‘ u‘vlncl; .\ lull {lllt'llildlu‘i‘ is
.,
tlt‘oll‘t il.
‘l
HIKT‘WM l‘lt‘ricgrl l‘riton m be liclrl in
\
‘iie t‘JlHllllHt'i'ill cl lu‘i‘t‘ Ill the [Minted
Stiles irt l\‘~t‘~ assl‘t ga'cd t2.‘t'.H\!U.UtNl gal
Lilia
including the .lllltfiltil carried lltlil
lllt‘.(‘l'.tl‘:_:t‘ lizt: eliiqn‘ t‘. r ms. it; :tixd'm‘iN
mil ‘u'tHllK. ~ll»rt livt‘tew.
The i .i}‘ of Albany lll“ lu-i-rr towed
\l-l\\lr l ’-
il.i_\ “til ~'i‘.l for N. w \ur'lr “new her
dx c mite-rm \\ iii lie curiiplt l‘ d and im-
.3 «~ - . Q, \l' l it ~. . ii- ,ie hertz; Hindi".
Ti: ule of penis at the Methodist
.. t l H urn Al “Kuhn-sitar ext mm: was well tit~
l L ‘—. i j J} ‘\ , ‘ ‘ 7
. ‘\.. .» _ t . i:'l .i ti. and tinny pc\\\ \\'erciltspnscd til
‘ ‘ '- ‘ ‘ ‘ r i r l‘l . cumin; yr-nt‘.
i‘ > V\._ \\ ‘. x \r A, .t. . . , . V ‘ ~
9 \ - t. , . r. . i. . \ \ .tp' irri (titliiril rind wiri- of thy-Silva-
’ \f . = ,. ‘\". l .\t':ri\‘ in llll: crtv \yrll tiuiah their
~ ,7 t. - ‘ .'
x: v :tmorxg th ”Hi we: la and will be
*' "‘ . .ri’id by it ferrule \‘a .ain.
‘ H \‘i , K ulxirm Vic. at rl‘uiisti did.
i. .
\ tinr .rt pretty «hurry :llltl :‘ilVlil‘
'r .t it . m .t._\ r. 1... i.r .4 i" go ‘w .l‘r' on exhibition in lluyt‘s lint:
r3. ' t' 1:, r i ‘ s: .p- \\ aniline. to go Litlit‘sfli‘ét‘l)’ rem-iv-
j. .. r W. \ )mt-ur \, H, “i, l, “9"” “i a; ti. - rum: \‘ivtvas :it the .\rti\~.rry fair.
{~ \\ lt\: .H r -\\ H Um my l._, i .\ in \\ nag-xii for 11. ll. Sarina wt lizt<
5 « . ~ . ‘. N 1, _ . ,- {.r‘ “”l~ |,.
it. h ,7: ‘ M; i “H .\ ‘1 H... l» .,,..,:h_ Jul .. nil lll.l.li i) ll. Li) lit.) of tun
' . _ . 'r . . . ._ H . '.
m vxv-i l \ llu: hub.“ ‘ri. l\ rn,_ ta.“ “ti-h. ‘ ‘l‘ ‘ “ ““'l““““ h’i' ” u 2‘ h“!
. , --: .
.\rt'>.l l\ :1..l._,l:i~raterriitlltnmi‘ U". H“ ”I ‘x‘ HH‘ (“h“r
" .. .. I." ‘,
“ft, , ‘\{‘ .H \. .1 \\ 1.1. “H n by,“ 2;; _,;\_ tr..- 5. mid. ..t it it lstaird. ltvlltlt lt_\
h .» lilll by ..\ it l\‘ ti'ra. has lu'cti rented li_\‘
. . . , * .\v '. r» it \\' ii i M‘llll‘. uhu’will
.1 ' 'l. ll .4 it an .1. wen :u t:.:- ti .\‘ 1‘ H'" r ‘ . l“ H ‘ i ll
. . ’ \g‘ ml; a} l‘ rullllt‘ t tlllt'." li'
f '1 it. .::t .itir .: .— .:il"l‘x iii it “hit t.t ‘ ‘ H, l M l l b
- 5 rut: :. '.‘r\ til.
at .‘wn lltyirr. _ 3‘ , ‘. _
a . Mr“; Jeremiah “twirl-wilted hi her home
i. u. :‘ .i. t. u m luntiHI i ll, 3. ’ ‘
K! ’ r 7. iri lidrlctrr Liar Siturrlay and her lmdy
t ‘ "._ .
. \i‘m‘ litttiglit to [UN city on Monday
“lt l 1.. w~ . tit-i‘v~i’rtl 'lt‘\l . . , .. .
. 3 . . . ‘ l“ ‘ \\ tar rc run. t..r >\‘l\ .cm \\t‘lt' lit-hi m the
“A! ,. v. t t \ .i.i . \ rl'.‘ " , . . H ,
l r ‘ H “n .‘lritt -it-'. \‘lilth‘fl. , _l«c lt‘fllJlILS “ere
- r ‘ L _ A .
l '\ ' ' ‘ l ' lu‘t. d. *rr l‘rne l~l.itt.l \'9'll\"ll t').
' i ' .! l . W 2 ll 2‘ .r . . .
‘ , ‘ , i “U ‘1 li’hx ‘ lurvt- \urtr‘ \‘l‘tli‘l' ttr 'l flrltln :.t
.l l i. \ 4:1: - 5. (l \ i'lc l,ll.‘. 'ii iii ll. . v i
‘ l '.l\ ‘ltm All a. .
l r I xzi. V Ni! ii :-.\ chum; :in‘ _
. I 3 \\r‘ .tti‘ L‘lttl t-t lr‘.t‘:i ll‘t.il .lm‘uit l'.t-
an l\!l\l I‘.t.i.'lt|l. i . . ,,
’ , ‘7 ’kiii~l\i ». trip .‘i {tilt ll't~ dune him go til.
t' u to ‘t t :.‘. 'lxi'llli -. .i: dune ‘ ‘ _ _
, ,_it\-l ta “yttrium: u: 1. HM. he i-xpech
ll I lit .ln tzwrizi; t.. fit’ "\ ‘ »
\ l . , . H ‘v i t r it it h. In , \ wn. l.i llh‘ rut .ii.ti:iie
' v " 7‘ {WT} “,T““‘ “1" “Hi . M: l‘. .lltlllt'l‘ r- tritium; t’iic lt‘lr-‘i‘t
til. i r. ~ \\ :3 or“ \ t1 .l. _ . - , _
I Il‘ii .i ill Il lll‘S’ ‘I‘k‘l\‘\ lllflll'i‘d.
‘ .1} \ l . r i: ' r . “ ti ’1 , .
... . 5 ll it Zi.i \\ \\ ‘ll .ttiis t! l‘:«\l .\ ‘t'\\...
. 't‘t..t!.i in, \ -. .i- \ lt\ it-; .
, - lx‘ «it it =9il\ Ax 1.1 “w r Iitt'.it‘\ il ;.il}i it.»
tlnl r . t\. t‘.\ t \illlit“l llii‘t _ l' ~, ‘
. “ ‘i! .:\ t: ’, . : ‘7
t\ ‘s‘ .1 : ,hhh‘“ T1“."""’3 1. rill t\ \l. tr _\Ill\rrt\tl\l\l
T i k H m mt.) .: «river» llitlll llir’lt‘ :mwrttn lllt‘lll
t! ‘ ’-
' l‘ , l. llu‘ ill‘lii‘dlr'tl tlllV a in“ we: l.>_
( ’7 . lll’ t l i r t-\‘ t _ ‘ . ..
a . l ‘ , l" uric l... c :t c tllll‘di‘l l r .i ltrii-‘
2;" ‘ “ ‘l‘; * ‘ “‘ ‘“ !‘ ‘.‘ ““ gum-» tit tier Shunt \tl of the twt'ntiflt 8
ti , .v i \f ‘ .;-_. It _ ‘ »
' l a l .\l; \l '\l t'mr) vii» l at it 1
l‘ t' x .' i l .l\ ,.\ Il’ ‘ . ‘ .
is \ r « it I ' ' it I .\ I t .. .-
t t .~' -- x v '
i . ‘ . t r l l\ l: t. . , . t
l l “ ’~‘ is Y “ll M" if" ‘2 . iii ' t‘-'lill tii:im-. .\ ,
ii ~“ “ll“ ‘ “ t‘r :‘ i izii ir.r' rriurr‘fi _\:\!il-lt‘\
»-' n e )5 ' t'~* ivy‘l tv-r‘ \\t,t*;.“ .73
t .. \\ .g‘ri: T_\ :» Itl‘i‘ Wt} _ l‘ ‘ wt 1!. l. ,; :tt limit “nil,
‘7 ‘ l mitt .5 :.‘ Itl View llil. rt,1;.-
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‘ ‘ ‘ ‘0“ ‘ “I “N “‘ H T ’ wr l. vilgc i rt‘i ~_\c.l them». lnw
l ' m‘ ” ‘ U ill!“ d'i) Meme; urtit :t \il\r'l.~l‘-‘ll
,‘ "t l‘ U l~-f‘l Y 1“ 1’1““ »\\r ii; which l_v’!\‘ it. Hi llrr‘ ltllv‘
' "‘“ “ g“ "‘ ‘h‘ 3- =y llin‘t'lllli! for Mr inn: a time. it
'l‘;. t.“ ~t :r«l lat; H twitlv l\tt\tt \ -tt‘ H. mm" \\".‘tm..,1;.\- riiglrl. :t
i Hit. . .r l‘l“llltr‘l'»‘ Ht wim... ‘3 l‘r’ngi‘aittrrrn itt' i x} rei<c< umiz:
l ' . “ Y ” l“ l" l" "=1 ‘3- l. hill the gait w i- guru it much
lli‘rv lr il‘i'«'lt\~{:tr’ i-t' ”MI 21rd}.
. fa ,7 , ‘7 \ _. ‘ > .. ‘ - j . ‘
11;“ . .3 “Hit. A .t.. m J \\ \ .trt. l ,rrr Adm} i“ mi: :1 will known ‘_\.Nih,h( {4
‘ ~: .2 ,,‘t’ ‘ii _..« rl,. rl',~. ‘ « ~
"' \ ‘ "3‘ “‘ '1’ " ‘“ “““ ‘ “1‘“ tl.t~ i..'\’. rind Lil lt:< home on Nimiitit
'3' “ l ‘ A“ “ ll “1535' it l' “W‘l 4‘ l- \lllt t. SJlttl‘ild)‘ trivt‘irtrw, of typhoid
ll.l\r § “mi Rt 3. Flam, >er r-l.
.
.\ S. itzi. ,\ »r\\..rl; -‘:1.tw tttmi: living it.-
‘ltit lit-ml 1 *{I my» -lltl:tl at (in ('t:_\ ll tel
“l.“l
l‘it' ,M i :71 third; l hare hid llit'plt‘.‘lhlll‘t‘(\f
Itlt l
mu \\ i .lm why (\t'ltll51f. renurkcd:
x.._- xextr l: 21m 'l‘ht~ rtr:tii,~:r‘r:rtcli-
i .1 Lu l.» lll iv » :ttirtuly ‘rml their quick-
it -,ti t_ “I l t. yr“. l i'wni-mi-wr; l haven‘t
in -. it ill tlw pint lvr’ ‘hi r'Jiii~rue-« lnr two
)1 ”is." It r~ nww'llc-“t tar} tlm yrvtttg
lti,.lr \\.i.- lightly i. lllllri .t.
X m lir.e_;~ r‘n lt\l\r rxr-r rim-:31 in an»
( lltrlri'evlllltlll. '\
l'im i ll' .xi‘ “til in“ mm! til it arm that
3 wt ltl l -. rrt~ lism \lt'f’lllt‘il [4 continue
h» iitlsllrr ~ ill tt.r~ t'll\. lle llllh lllmlt‘
sirllll' rrttpx‘.~\w~un{trt.~‘ in. lii~~
mire room in ilt~plny hi4
»l~ \thm't'lu- l~l‘lil.il‘1,."!llg ‘ll all lines.
on” lilf'l
l lxll its: rr l4. \\ .ilch- ~'_ :iril ll'll‘ cmclc
\\ ‘14.: Humility l“\ ~t re ill the lute is
t-i l‘s‘l‘ uprppwl'tlinrt .\. \ l“ rrt.~'.
The H but triir li‘ itiway (‘0. lot: t‘ilnl
.ill :tppfzi lll‘ r. hi :i tit-arm; l'rfr-l't‘ .\\i~_
L'ttwltl‘» ll. l": rm, .lml the superior
r'r iiit at the i‘itlltl ll vtisu in Bridgeport
in l'iimlay. \prd 3 at 1 u'clvclg p. m .
full the t-Ut‘tiv-‘r‘ of linking the Ulrllv‘Hlill‘
aunt . l' ‘iltltl‘.tlt~t‘t" to unite (‘:‘«ll:ll:tlt'§ of
‘tll d m: any! frutu thv tr prupuwd taking
and l‘l‘t‘ll}l\ In: such real estate for rarl~
tam-l purpu-iiv thy y nizry I't inure to
:tmlw tln- lurk c rilllr't‘llllg the llou-utcnic
i-ram ~h ':ml the ltrnltiiry & N-rwirlk
tracks rrr lurrliiiry.~—lhrdgv»
p-Ill Nun.
l-‘t\:‘xt Twp
llrus‘.
5‘
.‘l‘ \‘l
H‘
:‘;.il\\ .L
lli'crnlllg at lliyrriond
l‘lie Fun-Sal Temple. which has rci‘eiit-
ly lit-r It instituted in connection withtlie
1‘!lll['l"(‘flll‘lltl’ft'lrllllit‘ll)‘,liilv‘lhe ful-
lim itigt lliuh Illt'ilrpiilrt'nlt‘t‘rél Sis. 1‘. T.‘
lIrrrily T. [laymen-l: lire. l'. T.. A. l'hitt;
SP. V. 'l‘.. K. A. Dry; Bro. V. T. Jns..T
Miller: Sis. \V. li., .\l: A. h‘crnple; llrn.
\V. ll. l‘. Millerrfirrz. \V. 1... lxzzse lid-
in; lire. F. ll. 1’. .‘lcNanruri; Sax \V.
Hull. 5. J. lr‘itlll‘lllt; Brit. 1\. S. \V.
'Serrtple; Sh. W. L'.. .\nti;i Sriritlr; liro.
N.. Jél‘". Sutllll;8i.~‘. \\'. (l . J. F..Mll,ler:
lirn. s. 1%. l.. t‘uriklin: so. rust 'i‘..‘.-\.
“run li‘. llru. l‘ifi‘t T.. N. limwri. ,
We are or congratulate .‘lr. A. M.
“out: r'uf llrttlgr*}).\ll. and the inven-
.r«~ra i-f llils‘ M‘t‘ilun of the state up: n his
\Ve Cfllu‘
grutulatr- l!l\'t ttturs for the reason that
breathes-i pl wed in hli hun li is certain to-
lie llt roughlv and promptly attended to
its lti~ Illltllt‘l’itth‘ te>timmuaihi bear wit-
ltt‘es‘. 'l‘VU-llllh‘llii wire obtained last
‘“‘kt’k1’!lr0ugh his \Inlt‘t‘ byS-mth Nor-
wtrll; inventors as follows: C. _\\‘_ Le.
t‘ount, gami- (Hunter. The rs<ential
featuresof Mr. LeL‘Jiirii's invention are
a block having recessettxand supporting
ribs in the recesses. Sheet ‘filt’lal plates
which rest on the ribs are provided with
holes to receive the counting pins and
with flanues adapted to béar against the
edges of’the recent-s. It is a very sim-'
ple and neat invention. and makes an
attractive cuunter fur crrbbage. wlrist.
euclrre. and similar games. ~The block
is provided with recesses to receive one
or more packs of cards and the counting
pins. VThomas Village of the Lock wood
Mfg. Co. patented a design for. door
' knobs, oonsistinz of a circular panel, a
raised bead and ii vase containing flow-
tal support.
alurr' itltll ll« ,
)lr.
{cit r. I". the 'll'ill )i or ul‘ iti‘ :rtqw.
i‘.i_\l :i lingo number of {Flt this In
l«'\\ll who utll regrit to hunt ._.f ltli
iii-nth. lira: funeral was llt‘liltrll Monday
riftci‘vmui. Rey. .‘lr. l‘»cll:rttertilrii,:.. The
l‘t'lltftlll~ \\'t‘i‘c interred in buion cemetery.
The r-irllrt;ery cmpuriuni of ii.
Krrvigrr l‘ Ullt‘ of ”iv in ~t l tpripped estrtli<
li~hments in tmvn. illltl in their spring
2tl'-ll tincetiti‘iit tin-j: :‘llvifi‘ evidence. «if
living lu-iicr aid.- than .-\-.1r to attend to
thr \‘iflll‘i of cumim. rs. Not only t“tll
you L'"l the latest styh‘suf sprint: huts
lllt'li. lint A large >t.>i‘k of fancy goods
are kt pl t‘i‘ll~l$lllll_\‘ on hand. (live this
rtltl ~ .‘lethlishtricitt a PM”.
-» l‘.ipcr Hanging and
Decker. Fri Main Street. _
The prupriet its (if the (lid \Vcll ll ~51
tiiitrunt lnuc «ur tin-Hilts for it ltlrctnl
nampli- of their p Chil‘il ( y2~t~ rs. 'rllt‘)‘
xvi-re \‘t ry line. and “c tiitdcrstaitd
everything else cocked and pit pared is
equally good. Messrs. li‘lyllliltlll. Klieri-
felter & lityll‘iilflkill‘fl iletz-rrtiirri-d to
limp :t tint. clam. rismurant. 'ziml their
viii-r5 are bring rewtirdeil by a liberal
patronage of tln-ir dining-rooms.
(liivt‘r \\'. \\'ecil liars disposed iifhis
oyster grounds ‘tiii'l oyster interwt til
'l‘rurtlrt‘nrristuck of Raymond & t‘om-
stuck. and purchased it tract of land he-
tmtgmg to the lhriedict lifnlt‘eltlt‘ mi
lint-hide .\\crriie. He has disposed of
lots to Hm. ll. Ferris and others. and,
we understand. \vrll build himself a
home m‘eritlieie. .\lr. t‘orristock has ett~
traced l"r.inl; llchtirdx to look after his
(lyalt‘l‘ business.
Jake lliitterrnan. the hmriblack who
has worked irt l‘iikuiski‘s barber shop for
some time. brnkenpen tliettmney drawer
Sunday evening and took about $15.00
belonging to John llrirrumer. He left
town for New Ynikun the 6:” train
and in the innit-Jar; “ll :i the deed was
dl‘t‘tlvil’rtl Mi Mi l'iikllls‘lii‘s lllt‘n
went to New York in search of Britten
lllill. lie was fuutrl on ('llrlrtilpht‘!‘
street and. \yztszirrested but as the act
was committed in this state he was div
chargedH Only about $l was recovered.
———Seyntour Bros. have just received a
full litre of Laudreth‘s garden rind flow-
er seeds.
Kiri
t‘alcirnining.
irth‘
Rev. (7. M. l‘ege‘ had a large congrega-
t‘rivn Sunday uvetting to listen to his ser-
mon on bapt‘stii. He presented the sub~
jecr in a good spirit. and quoted author
ities extensively to combat the theory of
emersion being the only true mode.
Whether any good can he got out of a
discussion of this kind there seems to be
considerable doubt. but. it isqcertaiu it
arouses considerable interest. Even the
(hinder Club has taken up the matter.
and to the great surprise of all there is
heaps of. Biblical and theological lore
among the members. The Secretary
holds to the liberal view of giving candi-
dates for glory their choice of sprinkle.
pour orgdip. The Judge is for one meth-
od. and gives the law tosustain his posi-
tion. The other members content them-
selves with occasional questions. As
soon as they get bibles and read a chap-
ter or two they will know more about.“
than either of the present leading dispu-
tants. “’9 saw the Chlplnin of the
club racing horses yesterdsy. He ought
to be drowncd,-.—emersion will not do
I .. r'er‘r tsti t u tfm E.
i‘; \i it." .
him any good. '
piuyi ille'lllS in» mtdeprm hill“ 0 her out!)
”l. T Sr Xi'vlll.
li‘ywt v» r't' :t gnul -l:l'. c rut. gal
Oscar Byington of this city, was gratit-
ll.“ >1 ‘:lllllt".‘tl .isu‘l. .‘tlltl .m Sun l
t
George, Long of}; Jersey City, spurt
Sunday in this city.
Frank S ‘il'lt‘d is ‘ ~y sick at his home
with lllll‘lnllillllt‘ly rluttiuat‘sm.
Sutton Searlcs of Sound Beach removed
11‘s family to l> town. ll‘tls Mick.
i, —.\‘ew Salt l‘ozli Ll cviits a pnttiid rit F.
EINSK‘S" market .-.\lain Street.
‘1; Miss .\li'C\‘ Tl.0:t\}|~‘ of East avenue and
Slim. tlroeslieck of the boiled States
army are to he iti'irrn-d the fil‘lzh of this
month.
The ”at ]{.x\‘im\' says: The selection of
choice Still“; hut“ prodiit‘cd by Messrs.
\‘anderhuef & (1)., pins entire satisfac-
tion to all buyers. ‘
1:}
Fred ll'lllilt‘l‘ has placed it ’very pretty
sudu fountain in his cigar etere from
which he expects to dispense refreshing
drinks when warm weather arrives.
: :—~'l_‘\velve pounds of Lard $1.00 at F.
’13)“ 5‘ .‘litl lit! .‘lfllll Sll‘rit‘l.
R Hill ‘JlllnllSaltlllt'l‘ Thomas \Vrlliatns
has tendered his risigmitiuri to thy.
Limitsbury. llis tiriri of ctlicewttufd
“1'1 l'are expired until July 1.
Mrs. [‘rsuhi .\. \':tn\\'.t:r‘;reii and
grmddutightcr, .\li:~s llelen \';rri\\‘rrgen
on, of Oxford. N. \X. are visiting, Mrs.
\';ru\\'agericu‘< d..u;‘;rt xr. Mrs. William
\V. Lester of N\Il\\‘.tll{. and .‘llhfi Hattie
1.2510! of this city. ,
“Fresh Pork. 1‘." a found. at l".
llayen‘ rrizirket. .‘laiti 5th: t.
.\ Hungarian “Lite “writing mi l:1\‘
sewer whtch l“. ll. l‘wri‘e i< putting in
1.. lltltlile‘—' lit tin a=ri .\l~~.iti :«tti‘ct. \\'cd-
iiesday altt-rriir ll. i wrp: d :i Fk‘lltlll< at"
cult iit.. ”c “a. .1: :t ‘ l‘n‘l
deep when the in: s c fled in and \t-ry
nearly Lurieil
irch ab '1".
l'ci'xi :1.- w. rrt
him rill.“
li‘m :ill\:‘.
1UlllSllx‘nixlillit‘i‘”tlhl :t t lie
was scvcrcly injured. ‘
(hand 5‘: cri‘tztt‘y li deli-3rd of Ni w ilri-
veri has repartnl the t‘nilwwing summary
of ”ports from t~hc >‘2'r It‘lllliilt' “Hi—1V5 ul'
Udd l-‘t-llt-wsthrtH.132.irtthcst'itt:
ltr‘t‘ Hf lid: :4, 7.9; ‘
ary l "“7,
Num-
.rilt--r:liip in [IA
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in; .l.iIi:i'.t'y l, i‘\
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tli {l}.\ i
A Card. .
I liureby desire in publicly express my
thanks to the unity frat-ads who showed
their sympathy for my husband an i my
self during his il‘ai. . and for the ex~
prcsd tl“ cl respect and “st-cent alt tr his
death. and to especially thank Butler
1. uize l. U. U. l".. for their care and
kindness. rind for their :lll)~“"lllll:tl asst:-
\
t'uu‘r‘. )lir<. A. t’. t‘wrisnx.
5
Police (‘ibtirt Record.
Judge Knapp has had A number of
case-i before him during the pad “‘t't‘ly'.
Following is‘n cmnplcte report:
)lch. Eli—William [lines for drunken
tress: was fitted $1 and costs.
.‘lch. ‘37.»«3lich2iel Sullivan pleaded
guilty to the charge of tlrtlilkt miess and
one fined $l and twists.
.‘Jch. ‘37.——Fr:irrli Taylor “as before
the i‘rlltt‘l clur;ed \vtth :Nsutrlt and but
tery and drunkenness. lle tiiietl
$3 and cunts.
.‘lch. :l-l. ~11 -ieu 0 ”Us “‘13 llll‘lllle t-i
pry ti tiiie ftindiunkenliess imposed 'up-
«:n lur and she was will to li‘idgeporl
j iii for :10 .l:iy<.
April i.—\\"rlliaiit ll \yle was tried this
morning for drunkenness.
AT "I "E (“I I“ “1er
\\V;L<
Sii‘liath iii-x! will la the l:i<t of the
i'i‘tut‘rri'nceye‘rr. 'l‘twrewiil liar at the
liliill n. in. ecrvice hupiiaiii. reception
of l‘rulrrtinnen and the s iciniiiiutst. The
young “i“l‘3t‘ and the older Ill-‘lttltt‘l‘s of
the t‘ltlll’i"l will lid-.1 :r ilttli'll ritect‘ln; :i'
9 p. iii. .\: 1‘
jvct will ! n ..
S I‘Vit‘cx at w litpfist church, twill
a. tit. and 2‘ p. in. Prayer tun-zinc at
5:13. Morning >riltjict»--ll;iptisrti. ‘l‘i xt
—«“ll-- that ie first in lllvi myu cart-c
secrttcth jun. lttll 'his neighbor t‘ittnt‘lli
mil si-rirchetlr lrim."—«l‘r.ivcrl-< t“. 17.
Evening iii-«Hurt'w . >1L‘rllld >-‘l‘lltiill ur'the
The llrr':|lll< of lixyhm-d and
‘ld’llhfl‘ l." lit't'illt’ having; r... lth't: place
of \\‘ttl'>ll'1|zil‘- '--:..t-i‘.‘y ltl‘i‘lli .l.
T u'cini'k Sr‘l \‘ii‘c lltc ~ilii—
p \':1‘t.::‘y' til‘ .\'. “
'\"‘.‘ N.
Sr‘l‘it‘\‘ -
twigrl r- c-
rittlttil. lit-ii:
$9}. ltd. '
l’i‘lir‘ll. -}«
Home. lizi,:;\. ”5 .r «-
rii‘m‘t‘. li’tl‘ sale :rt l‘xr» -:il-‘ l“.ll"tt. \R vi
, ;\\'.V31;H..~~.t.
T-t-itiglfl. l~ Ml hit :_t
Terrill ‘i‘.i:..‘ . r r m. l .,.
:r ~py chilly ill
tit l\‘?;v$:»['\‘r
5it.i :1: unit! l“. V. \\ tl.i\ n‘fi
:\ rd. .wié‘: ‘-"t':;.:si:mtv
. .
‘.‘.. .\ w ~lluvii & ll ittard?
.illl‘fi ill \ll."'l‘ tl t‘ht‘hrw
lit.
Iwri trr l!~"'.i' 211"” i
\\ ‘lli
mt K it‘. in .rVi \tr |.'l.\’ t" :1.- ,Ir’
'\\‘|*» .‘l m . :. t~ ls‘il'tl. ‘
Ad in». i‘ if. ..r \\‘.~\u.r;:;
{.~ r.;'rti1mi Srr';.l.r\' ’lluii h:.\ .2 :
ruin. i~ r uti run: or 1|l!‘.il iir< .Vrlihtll. \\.
ll‘lr'~l l-clltrc the curtnty t‘itttriirrsunttit»
t-rr .\l-::l llilll.‘t‘ll). dirt“. is:
Tl}‘l“‘-llt‘i [hr the piztitil iii. and .l-wi pit .\.'
ilri y t. r the t-I‘t\\i‘r‘\lll:\ll. Ni jlltlglllt'lll
in: _\-t lnwrt urn Iii tlic c.t~c.
sy.
. i
~ Nut ill rlt'\ll lr‘m _\ for tr :rstttig lL‘.‘ :i
,.t l'. ll:l\t.\. mai‘ht. .\l.iiir N.
it it ll w: -‘\' tlll iii-s the iretii rt-
c. mly in the er't'ixm. <t.:t it; that it. re
nu .\ Blanchard ritri \\'ilci\x & tithlrs‘
my 1 r‘mchim-e :it a< high rule rtl speed
“Al
of S;-\ t ll li‘ particular :~i;.:iitli~
.‘Illl ellll attach to the ancient and
hugmruhle i‘xli!t‘»~\hill ‘.\ stitch i:i time
It
as u! Blit‘ll! < :r rrrir lili'. .trril adds:
that r
carrt'i-
sir-ye“ riiitc.‘ "
A depiurrible sight
our streets at
was \\'iti.e~~ril cn
few days since. when a
mother was following her drunken son
from one which to llllt'illt‘r trying to
persuade hint to go lltvlllt‘ with her.
Not content with the trouble the ninth
er had. a crowd of young rascals added
to lrcr llllat‘l‘y by mucking lrcrcritrciitir‘s.
plainly derimnstrating the
which ymtir: men can fail.
lnwnesn to
George lliidmii of \\'iitcrhut‘_\'. and his
\ltttlglih re l-Iirirnii J. nit l l‘lara 31..“ hois
:i irrillim r there, haw fallen heirs to
$‘5Jliltl by the tr‘i‘i‘ul tlt‘Z‘illl :ttfllfi‘nt l“t:iti~
crscu of James Hudson ii ltaclrclcr runner
and stock dealrr, (it-tree and Jitir.es
lluiiwri were brothers and left licilrn.
t‘t. for!) y. are ago. James goitigt :t‘ il~
ifnrtua. and tit-urge tn llroekly ii. N. Y..
where his family resided until 1556.
~-~\\’arriei‘s Pure ‘53. at l‘latsted‘s.
James M. l.llli‘ will rcccivix it Second
cur load of horkes from the ’\\'e.~it next
Thursday or Friday. and have them on
sale at Sherman‘s Livery Stable. Mr.
Lane received a car, load of horses on the
1‘3ili of March. which he soon disposed
of. and it is likely that the coming lot
will go ctl‘ rapidly. They well consist of
animals suitable for family. road and
work purposes. and will be offered at
reasonable prices.
—Dr. l’.irilee‘s son. Munsun. says: It
is a fact that Madam J. Set bold gives ii
practical knowledge of German in five
weeks. I talk German now a whole
hour. after two weeks instruction. I
could nut spell: German before.“ 'Iivv.
J. H. ll :53 also endorses this lady‘s
method. Pll‘t‘lllv‘, scnd your children
one hour n day during vacation to this
German lady. You will be astonished
how they wrll speak German after 10
d in. For particulars inquire at North‘s
photograph rooms from 3 till 4 p. tn.
An amendrin my to the stutemalitia law
has just been approved by the Governor.
providing for trumpetem, one for the
brigade. a chief trumpeter for each reg-
iment and batullion and a company
trumpeter for each company. This will
increase the maximum membership of
infantry companies tu-tib‘ instead of 67.
the present- maxirnuiu. The minnimum
number at which a company ceases to
be effective has been raised to 5?. Corn-
pany trtimpeters will be classed as mu~
sicrans. making 3 instead of 2 musicians
for each company.
-—-Spring goods in millinery now ready
at H. Krieger‘s.
Richards & \Veed have just finished a
fine sloop 325 feet long for Frank Burritt.
Shots designed for comfort as well as
speed, and her construction is of the best.
The name of the new boat is “The Teal."
Mr. Burritt has been the owner of a num-
.,ber of fine yachts. The following is a
list of some of them: Two cat. boats call—
ed “VVhiaper,” 10 feet; two "Go-Soft—
leys,” 20 feet: “Quickstep,“ 28 feet;
{‘Ripple,“ 2-1 feet; “Whistler.” 25 feet;
“Elbert T.,” 38 feet. “Elk.” 40 feet;
“Phebefl 38 feet; “Broudbill,” 27} feet;
.\\‘;i:~iil )i‘lrlattirl .t
.\.rc . .
-prr'r~:.:. .l. 'i l.. W \\ r i .
.Illl >2. ‘r. pl. .~ .;- . l 2::
aui uni?) .l‘r. . ~.l,; .‘;1: :v
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till22tllllt\\\ilil.1 I: 1.. in i‘n‘,
r-x ic.»»«>>;t .2” ‘ . l'. -
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Th ‘t'illll'llll '~ . t.\ 5. 1y ‘
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ll»
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:rmriu tlnir'
Itl- uh tit II‘ ll“.
.. An -- .t Wire null
tvl;:‘ \‘i‘liil' ‘l‘ltv- tirr Z\. ti. 'u- in .il .‘\’. .2
'.i.i_\ :iltcrtiimrr iii ‘3 u c t L;
'l'riri .\ 2am ll"."_;tl ‘ztlllr‘tl .l ‘hn llti.-»'
drulh t .i:ul.-. llrlll':t‘l{. at“! llr‘rry
\i tltl‘:‘l”lk “ctrl down the ll\i‘l‘ :liit I‘l
\‘lillil\' \ ti 'l‘tt-‘slluv t't tlz-J :\.\'« ri- SliHllli
and thi- N :i was at high they \\ ~;.v corti-
pelltd tr tali-t all! Itcr tut ttziv vi the l-i-l
litn~.l>. Tin ) w. in with; ‘ t-r ~t iy lll~'lr
all night .rfii the t ”it re in-y writ
rill“i:'\‘lt .i it) w..~ \. r'y Mn :‘e fit.» in x: l
day it ilrl \\ :‘5 vi}! 1-: It 'm and t'ii-yi
\yi‘te lat-tight ht-lll“
l‘he tl-iizder t itllt is i: . . Hut ‘L: for
the stcarrir-r l’ titllllltlil for :i gr .rrd t-xcirt
min t ‘ l‘:t'l>llll:‘._ t1 r the l.:.
Library. 'i‘rzc at rang-art MK curtti {littlv
ted tire to hate the city nix it: 1' 23.. rtt..
git dimn nrotirrd the >tsituc t-f liluvrty.
arri ird the grand out door slimy :.t l1 1-»
tctiti, and in'irve‘lt \llli‘ :ilr viit 9 p. tit.
The tcillg is for it bras." and :«tr tllg‘ hand.
and to maltr- tlie allutr tlic ti 1r st of the
lurid—arid all for lltlr‘lllll‘lll (li- realmtttx‘.
The time C-‘ltlz'lllllllilt‘tl is the lat-2r put
«if ‘lllht‘.
Highway Rubin-r} .
Arthur Hui-its. a cutter employed in
Morison K” iiirichinsnn‘s
lllltl :i lllt‘llllli‘l‘ of the cum}- my
wtiylaiil late l:i~t night wti
borough. and relrcyi-d at
sl.;ti {Iit‘lt‘l‘y
l". was
\\ zit: r street,
.‘l‘llllll‘y l‘ulr l'iutpuriml.
The :X‘rrnory lirir is [lUSiilvtlli'Ll urr ill"
count of t‘liat‘gcs prcfcrrcd llglllllsl the
architect and contractor. Thenrritor)’
cannot llt‘llllllt‘tl river in time to hold
lhcfatt‘til llic tlitlt) fixed. .\ dclilillt‘
time will lieniiiiounced later. '
- Ills Head Badly (tit.
Jullll Maury was the \‘ll‘lllll of a hm!
‘accttlent at George. Buckrii.i~ier‘s luck
works on \\'edriesday. lie was workingr
on an emery wheel, which have often
proved so fatal, when it broke and flew
in all directions. _\ piece cf the wheel
struck him in the forehead and irillicted
a very deep mid ugly cut. llr‘s. luck-
wuod and Higgins were immediately
sent for, and they dressed the wound
and partially relieved the man‘s sull‘er‘
itigs. He \thS‘lltlh’n home where he is
getting along as well as can be expected.
It was a narrow rscapc.
""’.{’I.........‘..< aux-prim,“
A large number of Mr. and Mrs. Theo,
Ktiiipp‘s friends from outef town nssem
bled at their home on Union Street, Tues-
day evening, and gave them \\ hat now-a-
days is such an unusual occiirence, a gen
nine surprise party in honor of Mr.
Kriapp‘s birthday. Those present werd
triostly from New Haven. and thev re
membered Mr. and Mrs. Knapp in a
substantial manner. by presenting them
with a beautiful decorated china set eon.
tuining about 1(1) pieces. A collation
was one of the principal features of the
evening and the occasion passed off with.-
ou; an interruption. Most of the guests
left town (in the late train. '
ENTERTAINMENTN.
Gus “‘llllums.
Th great comedian. Gus Williams, will
be tit the Opera House, next Tuesday
evening. in the great comedy success,
“Oh, \Vhat A Night!" Nothing more
need be said. There is but. one Gus
Williams, and he has no equal, and he
is at his best in this play. Seats at; I’laie
ted‘s. 7
“Daddy Nolan.“
Saturday evening David Sullivan, the
natural Irish comedian, will appear- at
Music Hall, in “Daddy Nolan.” The
play is of the funniest; cbnracter and is
enacted by a very strong company
Schooner sharpie “R. Q. ylo'r,” 52 feet;
Schooner yacht “Estelle,” 90 feet. ' ’
throughout. Tickets at Hoyt‘s, at pop-
;\\' .i in: {Ar :ité‘ hilt" ,‘ml elem .t tram m
‘ l \\
3 adv
* l :tri:~\\‘crc-.l 1 \"_:~ “at
dictui t r 1 tin»: -lt:;tt~'1:riy::ttttl revolting
illitt‘lit‘x‘.
:lllh that a pcr< tn elllil‘t: tlillr Ely in th.»
aim-prices. See ndvertisement.
‘19. PLAYS? FOR. EVERYBODY
590 PLANS ran "on
RANGlXG Filtlll 8500 TO $20.00".
'91an
tucradwdo
put: memo liq 339'
New York
.mdatd waqtflo IIV
cl by us and
”1
Many of them de-
nd Connecticut.
uilt
igne‘
S
b
a
wow
N "at foliage for a small family - - - ~ ~ $500
,\ Tasty Queen .\ Illll‘. 6 rrrnriu. — — ~ - - 3350
A Stile-hill cottage (i fourth. - - - - ~ - 91,000
.\ ten roam troupe, « - — ~ - - 31.500
A Q‘TAHIIH)‘ lion-iv. fruit! and truck unit-s. . - - - 3L9“
.\ u attract“ 1‘ house. containing Bath rnum. - — ‘ ‘ moo
A Modern {‘Illfllai‘. with imprau cute-ah. ~ — - - 52.000
.~\ (ii-ritsccl amt rutncnir‘nt home. . . - ~ . 33,000
A cheerful, culnptu‘l and huh-trunk“ d writing. -' ~ - $1.000
.\ Stately and picturesque dwelling in line st) le. 30 \ l!¢!(l“’!.§n6.500
An elegant \iltsi - - — - - 512,000
To llllt rest-'d parties we will be ghi . 1 “how a r} of i itr rir .n in;
furnish estrmutee for building.
, RANDALL 55 WILLIAMS.
ARCHITECTS AND BUllDERS.
.arrd clm-Tl’ully
Th- i:.c tritb' :x' the t'_‘-:‘»;ri guilt tr tl
chirp Er \“fim: -: . hi .i :l EB li .iii‘ rt .~riii~.
in ad .ll» r ;.~:= '~l‘ r.. 5 iii. air and ti: —
*tz‘. -:trlrvr illit --f the
u w .t' :x‘ \'.':.’tl
‘1! i ~ our:
p r..\\‘-‘ 'm- l‘i\"lt'
ltdrvl. ‘i . ll lr-stil‘.‘ gt-l
\. ' t‘ l .‘ . “31,4" l: . ‘
ii r‘n . -_\. . tru: w t": zlrv
‘h- “p 33 W? i n i \\- 1‘ Win Vt-
l \ :4‘-‘.t (I \' Sl‘ ‘ ‘1} ‘
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w -ll at \\ l Hi :1:
i vr:__ i‘ -: in: .i’
v)- i‘.; l \ ~ in lnu L:
l1 . ii in” H2};
. \l ’ \ v All: '3) l‘in'. t
l‘. ~ >:\ r r W) mutt.—
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\.\ u ..- . ‘ \t..'-.l ,. ‘l‘nw vrwi "m-
I't. . l i Vl‘ .
\ t l‘IlllllQCAH‘ Stalin“ unr- nI' Uitl‘ I‘ull. c.
r" t.‘~» ~' .1. >.\_;\‘rt: l “mill ll‘Kv-
Eto I. E .: vii y n vp=r at the lt‘i:\‘-:‘
n; l‘n“ cry it i\-‘ :rur‘tmzrty ti l! ~trii paw-
~r:ti:\;: in the l‘.tl' ,.:
wbzlu an
1.1"!
>1 itinn.
«ration.
lit.-
l“~
Marin; >.tt.‘:,:
trliw na- t~i Ill} infill” l!) l’tvc Milc River.
.1“ I‘llltrr'rli'ltwl by Mr. lithe-m and
it by hint what I \\:r»‘ wztttzrt; for.
.—: ,
li~ “t tt: Hill and l'l .t Sit tr;
hick :ml >1: i. “l cite:
th..t: 1 want to in,» you
we g -t out c-tt tlw iii ii
"l c'ttt'i have
"what." and in»
gum: r
3‘ liir‘ it :72.
llllli'
li.t\‘t‘
it!
ruin»
of
.-\l’ii'l‘
inl‘trt he r2131. ate-l.
ttlt‘ el‘ tint." l llFlQ'tl
titlllllillril that l
N in the lib 1 that I w
lltttm'
r titsnle."
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“‘35
a l-
b
\\‘hy the mun should charge
tr-t ;i\ h - :lwi lS’lllt-l‘i‘ lil‘-ll l can rind. r~
l. air l how any actinr u!" llllllr't‘ ‘liitl
‘ltSll'llt‘tl :14 h:- c intro-ed tt i: llr'_\'.l..yl
1: it
my c.rtrti-ri~lr.-r.srun. ins chime in
depot. waiting for a train to t-r lie l-lsllli-
ed by a policeman because he may ic
copy his time iii an innocent lllfillllt‘l‘. ll
would be better that we have no gitzird~
ian< as the peace. 1' seems to me that
Mr. llitecne should love instructed to :t!
tend t i his bu<ine3s and proper duties. or
someone else appointed who will.
~ .l,\.\ll~1\' l.\ltl:lt6.\X.
Five Mile River. April I. INST.
Nu Troubli- tit Yawn"
Smce Rev. .lar‘iie.‘~ M. Taylor has been
president of Vassar t‘alli-ge. ccnsrderaltle
tltlcli‘Sl is felt in that institution by t‘x‘slA
dents of this city. The following app tar
ed in the New York papers tindcrda inf
March 30: ‘ .\n ltlli‘l‘\‘lr-\\‘ was had t.)—
ilay with the authorities of \‘ris'sar ‘ule
lege relative [\J'tltl article in a New York
paper stating that zit least 275 of the pti~
prls were displeased over the refusal to
allow them to 'ear a uniform ofcapand
gown. “Their: is not one word of truth
in it.“ said Treasurer Dean at the college.
"It is made out of whole cloth. 1 am a
member of the Board of Trustees, and
there has been nothing of the kind before
us. If there bud been I would know it.
You can alao any that ii mettiber of the
Faculty said tlirs morning that. so far as
the Faculty is concerned, there is no
truth in the .statcmrnt. and that the
Faculty never heard of such a thing be:
fore.“ The cuticle also said that a corn-
mittee had waited upon President Tay—
lor and rcquest‘ted hint to ask the Faculty
in recommend tli i adoption of the cap
and gown. and he told the committee he
did not think it neci serry. This state-
ment was read it Preri lent Taylor, when
he said there ,was nut at single word of
truth in it. that. no committee had called
upon him in redation to the matter, and
that the subject had never been broach~
ed to him in a y shape or form."
mt 613x35}: ’ ‘
Mr. S. R. \Yeed has purchased a fine
span of horses of Mr. Parsons.
Mr. Edgar Situitlt of New York paid a
flying visit to his mother‘s home on
Thursday. ‘
The Ladies Social Circle met at Mrs.
Ayer‘s last week, and besides doing a
goodly amount of work for the coming
fair they had i very enjoyable evening.
The large weeping willows that have
stood in front of the cemetery torso
many years have been cut. down and
taken away, which is adecidcd improve-
ment. i
The musical and literary entertainment
to be given at the chapel next Tuesday
evening is the last of the season and pro
mises to be of a high order. The instrtr
mental music is furnished from Stamford
and the vocal from So. Norwalk, while
the readings 0 Mrs. Parsons are some-
thing to’be enjoyed by all. No pains
will be spared to make this the most suc-
cessful event of the season. . The proceeds
orator the benefit: of the chapel. Ad-
miuion 25 cents.
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GABPETS,
lngrain,’ Tapestry, Brussels.
llll. ULOTHS, ‘
Mailings, Mills, and Rugs,
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
:39 Washington Street, South Sorvalk.
lililllllillllis ANBLMBATS
———.~\T THE our STAND 011—.
T. BURR GUYER & SON .g
SPRINGWOGD.
ALL urnrrir LLEI} PEfiiiPTLY.
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR AD-
VANTAGE TO TRADE “'ITII US.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
The Largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST PRICES FOR. CASH.
Ele rant Bud ' llrussells. Carpet. 90c. up. Elegant Tapest ry Brussells title. 20$
30c, rind 90c. ) Heavy Irigruins, 45c., 80c" and 601:. hxtra Loan-ll Ingrains 55c.
Window Shades
HOLLAXD SHADES. good uality. on spring rollers. with fringe. all ready to
hang, 500. Spring Rollers ligc. CORNIQE PULES, With Bras Trimmings
complete. 43c. All Brass Poles and Trimmings $.00.
WALL PAPER,
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS.
Embossed Gold, 40c. to 50¢. per roll. Plain Gold, new styles, 25c.
\"itbout Gold, 7c. to 20¢. per roll.
FURNITURE.
‘ its. 18,8 Pieces. Ash Bedroom Suits. $22 up. Walnut and Cherry
BefifirggngteSTIIi‘ts, $35, up. Parlor Suits in Great Variety, Bedding, Bed Springs. Etc"
at. Low Prices. Portiers. Lace Curtains, Lambrequrns. In fact anything to furnish
your house complete can be found here at Less than City Paces. Col-pets sewed
by hand urd laid by Practical Upholsters. We do as fine work a any on, house,
and employ the bat workmen in each branch of our busruess. Gouda Delivered
without Extn charge.
' C. E. SMITH’Sr
No. 2. Atlantic Sh, Corner of Broad, (Opposite the Presbyterian and Buptkt
STAMFORD. CONN.
Established in New York City 1845.
to .35 per roll
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