V r , . J i
Straiillats BlllLllWll
LOTS! ‘
.SENTTNET..:
j I
Miss Iucz Keeler of the. borough is
home {ruin boarding school spending her
summer vacation.
Miss Aggie llullnian of New York tity
has been visiting Miss Lela \Vilcex diir~
ing the past week.
t‘dpt. S. 1‘. Fruits of North linven has
the contract for supplying tiillldlllll bricks
to St‘ittgtvlLEXorwnlk parties.
The [winning (it‘llitl‘llllt‘lll of Joseph J.
Aseh‘s l‘netoiy'is closed to duty on air-
t‘:ittlil or the grand celebration in New
Haven.
Saute iiiist'liivvotis boys pushed over
the outbuilding belonging to Mrs. Mtiry
\'.iu lloiightou on Tuesday evening and
unused t‘itllbitlt'l‘tllllt‘ ilztlllll'gt‘ to the prop-
Fred H. Arnold of New Haven was in
town this week and made it friendly call
on some of his friends.
Rev. C. A. Paddock. of Miildletowii.
CL. will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday morning rind eh ning.
.\ pleasant furnished iooin situated on
“Hist avenue is iiilvertisvd to rent. in tin—
titli‘er t'ullltlltl.
exercises consisted of singing by the
schoolm violin soto.and recitationa by the
children. The participants in the eon~
cert. acqtiltttd themselves in u creditable
manner, and the people who attended
that place of worship were highly enter-
tuiued.
, ' _ ' l. ._,, .w__ H"- A.
_ '1‘ [I I? No freight trains will run to New York
I . this afternoon owing to the New Haven
: celebration. .
surru sultv. L . 1 : z. “a ‘ - . , ~
‘ ‘ K' H \l "‘8‘ Miss Hattie .. Scott of Brooklyn is
\‘ltillllli' her at It s. ‘ s. l. ‘ ' 'u
u“ M “INN” ,V ‘5' "it, It l ha 1 tutti). l
Rt “PM ‘lll "i the l‘w~t nib. e at no .tti Notwiilk. ‘ “H l l” ‘
no t? lsa‘. l‘ylhul.‘ . A ‘.|‘_’ (e: .ii.) of
i! \\ ii tum-w -ii3 ll.t'_\ >l'l‘ :id x
.\l';‘i‘iil ,\Ii\ li'- h in.
In , u~ \\». H“. Jain: ~ norm n, John
St n lg. . int. », t .\\. linen A". \lnl‘t"
. \tt'. w. .. \u: \ .‘l.IY\\i‘t‘i'. two 1}.
in 1. *~ stilt. \V Ni h
Joseph Kliiiefeltei‘s horse run away on
Sittirdziy morning lilll no particular
du:u..i,:e \v2i~ dune.
l‘uiiitiioiireliuiltl .Exercises.
The clung. (if 1R9: iii the High St‘liOt‘il
will held their graduation exercises in
Music llllll on Thursday evening. .lune
~.‘;‘. 1 at 7:17» o'clock. to which. the public
:ire invited. The following: are ihegrnd-
unites and the subjects of the essays that
will be delivered on that evening: '\'iil-
edietory. Martha E. Raymond, “Anchor
ed": sultitnturitin. l~‘.l|:i 0. (Rover. “ Pati-
he l‘thlllilitltl thin ehii» will spend
_ “ July lih in shooting for swur‘is‘luki‘s on
J‘ 5 in “H“ i‘ M the grounds of ii .\ .\ iiiiuli-rs. ‘
_ ... ‘ ‘ltilll‘. t‘. \YllSt‘lt has mild to t'linrlvs \\.
50:“ .\tl\u~rll~qi\iu~tit\. 'x llt'eyer i‘f lil‘titilil3‘1l \‘ll\“llllllll llllt‘l‘i‘fitrtli
.iu-zgu .v- the hut factory on t‘i‘uss street, this bit)“.
31w. M. A. iinmiute amriml lust 'l‘liurs-
'l‘he \\’:ishingtuii street bridge is being
rtipluutkmi, an improvement thzit hits
li-llg lti't‘li iii‘t‘tit‘il.
\\'ni. liiisurd, nu old hattir rtsidiiig
in \Vhistleville. died of alcoholic Poisin
caused by drinking pure tilealiolmn Tues~
duty of this unit.
narrow-ii i t s.
\l t. \\.t;tti \i.
MBEWEN’S.
....o _, 9‘» ___.._
BIGG EST STOCK,
"nun uizis: tumult. up) \i
“in. an“ \....si..
. . , . be it Lima 'lll ' of the l, mu ~ . .. . . .
1. 5ng titty on an i‘xtptlilml \ isit to Albany. “n“ q 1‘ ‘" thi till“)! i; . held “L {v‘ llt‘t‘tlt ut dum S llnx ”.1393 historian and prophet.
( it“; ‘44»4‘ ‘ Tm“. and urban l"”“” m .\.~w \ urk . - . ‘ “‘ ' h“ “n‘ ”I. ‘ . ‘3 . “ ii in; Mutie l‘l. t‘rosstnon. “ Life‘s Purpose“; -—w———-—
t. ‘. €l‘lll ' .\. lit “1‘," and fziiiiilv from New \ orlt “Ii Monday. lhirteeii mt icties will ttlkt‘
.\‘vllie )l. lbshrow. " Power of Music ":
Lit'llI‘VH .\. lllllllliltuz. “ li‘nshiiiu“; Nellie
’1‘. Puncher. “ Not Uiie Step llaeluvard ":
l‘ei'cy ll. l~‘erris.
. . . ‘ V v “v
ptirt. numbering upwiird ot litltl voices. It I h 1'13
'l‘lie mugiiiticvut roses \\‘ltlt‘lt have been
full bloom in grezit profusion this
city lt:l\'t‘ tzikeii possession of the line res«
lllt'lJ‘t‘ :it Kriysei“s lslnnd. This is the
third s. :imn that they hits occupied this in
.\ horse belonging to lielllsldiid lilll‘
‘iuwitiiiiin‘uy in this city on Monday
‘lul‘tlrl‘
‘ GOODS
ANT)
iih‘ziilig and I‘d!) n loin; distance
- ~ i~ ‘ . » ‘1“ ~ .. i ' t‘ .. Th" ““Wk‘wm‘m’ ”f ‘ HIGH GROUND
* . 'r ' ‘ - g . l \\...~. support. beautiful sitiniuei heme. . “it x m \ “UM: “‘ ““3““ \‘mmm “ the 'l‘ypogruphieiil .\rt ": liiiiiiiuL. their IA‘)“'IEQ'I‘ I’lglCES.
Th“ ”Mi." ‘Zl-l‘V hi“ "“““‘{"."1“'.‘ ’1 '1"! tin: mi lilltil‘l of Mr. Slnter l‘t iitint: ti 1"“ ‘irll‘llllll‘na‘w’ l‘-‘““‘“““* “f ”l“ ‘1‘""5‘M‘1 hm“ "HUN” "mt“ “up". N)" “\Vbtit Shall the llirls llo ": Stiidte k
l'ixl‘ttl {tit ill" hit;im.iii._
tioii. .
The lint business that has lietn run
for it few months in this city by Mr.
Hayes is about to change liiiiiils but it is
not yet known who is to tissuine control
of the l‘.l\'l2‘il‘~\‘.
.\ brilliant :u‘eptiun was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Fredern lt Holden aintdtiiighters
t‘eiiter school will be held in the thierii
House. on Friday evening. .luue L‘lili. :it
8 o't‘lm‘lt. l‘.itroiis of the school and till
friends of education :ll‘t‘ invited to he
t‘rt‘Si‘tit.
_ ;~t :.1 ii: ltwv. .\lr. Anderson‘s church. is :i
7 5““ l7”! “Mir b7" Kim“ “ “1'4"“ l 'ill llllllxit‘l' that Cashier )lilliird hits rented
“l““lil it li‘“ “Wlir. Kiting iii llr. l‘nxtoi‘i's (‘lllll’i‘ll. New
The iiii'nut lllll-l of l~‘l\\ltl'tl l't Ltun : \'u:‘... :it $s'. per :iiinti:il.~-~ti.i.tttie.
«lml _\t“lt‘l’illl)’ tiliillllil: ltflt'l :i lil'lti ll
lliill, " Dreams of Youth “: Edna L.
Kemp. “ Silent lutlueiit‘es “: llowiird R.
l‘reseott. “ “'lnit the Air is Made Of“:
ll:ittie .\. litllltltt'l, " Uther \Vorlds Than
Ours“: Fl‘l‘li litiutlt‘y. " The l-Itl‘ei‘t of the
Purchase of A‘nsku": t). liuekley St.
John. “ llow l-‘.ir is it Right for One Na-
tion to lnti'rt'ere with the .~\tT:iirs of An-
.___ . .MAA-
Magnificent Location. Near to
' . . . -i' _.
lie li'is hats for -.i cent:
. ‘ ‘ City and Borough.
Ninth lines, inulte uu :iiinoiiut‘euient
ill .umiher column that our readers will '
xlu \\ . it to read. This new him is fast
influx: tip ti large ll‘utli‘ill iheirnew
m M, ' Flank liti'lter was the successful con-
testzint in :i rtiill.‘ for :i .‘rihhuge l‘tlill‘tl
that \\‘r‘l~‘ recently held in_ Sitiiitt‘ord.
Worth 50 cents, and fo ‘ 50 cents
l‘.» in i r While. .\ i\, ll. \l. t‘. l‘iillillt «l
l“ o t‘zllltltilillt‘n inst l liiln)‘ ivenitig 7- the
. m4 ,.-. .. l‘l’” Hi, , the m \ mt. n “f H... , 1.“ The woiltiiitiusliip on the bout‘d is \‘i-rv on \\ editesduy evening. lllt‘:tllt“lltillllt‘\‘ other ; Lillian A. Sherwood. -- The Past, llldl \\ (lllltl be Lilt‘nll .ll‘ §i.ll0. ‘
i “ -1....i- \ “' “ - . . .‘ ‘ - . . .. v V
' e nil. 'l‘l- . WNW”. '1‘. "morn“... {mun In.” line and it is probably the best one In was large and words of high praise :ire Present and the l‘uture : l-rnuces h.
"V ‘ ‘ ‘ . s .vn ‘ ..... ; " \q H". ‘ ~. ..’ ‘ “. _
.\-l.rl. l'; lh ‘m in». pm”: H .l u 3” ‘ H u {HUN} M M“ Hid Well ltesturunt H“ town. .ptilo .i ot tin t t l .isit n. ltlllt.. 11.0 In“. r of lni.it.tn:itniu . or.“
t‘hoiet‘st in his of ti” kinds at Smith
liruc.
The directors of the New York. New
ll.i\‘eii & Hartford t‘;ii.t‘i=:l:l harmlt‘i-lureil
the customary quarterly dividend of two
and :1 bill per \‘tlll. :it the rate of iii per
rent. a yin-tr. payable all“? July l>t.
The siiiiiiiiir lltllllt‘ for children on
ll itou lilll. supported by the t‘tturi‘li l‘f
llll‘ Holy Trinity of New York city. \vns
opened for the \t:l<i\l\ mi \\'erliivsd:i}',
'l‘he llt‘lJ‘lili‘ll is in be under the lil‘lll;
:tw-nn-ut of Mt» t‘ltil'erd. '
l‘ll'l‘ llltilxi‘ t‘lll ill llix‘ l‘t Sltli‘l‘ii‘t‘ til. l‘.
.lvnni ,s r n \\'u:.t street. _\t'.~l:lii.i) Var «iizver .‘l iiti‘:
iiiwiriimz. The alarm was Si‘lltliltli lilli bis \‘zivttwn.
tlies’eivn‘e of the tire (it‘llill‘llllt'lll was
not inquired as the dunes wererxtin-
giiisliml with :i few pulls of “‘Ilit‘r.
llown's
i‘i lint" {\‘r
'1'i_\l r d‘lillll'. wl' llii‘
:llt’ll lip.
tSlilT‘l'.
:i new
--~~\\';ill Pup-«rs. white liluttlts. L‘Hi‘.ilou— L‘zmv l. 'l‘ulli‘i.
lllt‘lt‘li. ltt‘kei‘s Til .‘ld‘ill Stu Ninth
Norwnllt.
\\'.-.in s hiy t‘Vt'lllllLI, \\ hivh wus well :it-
ls‘l‘wli i.
exi‘v'mnt eliiu chowder was .served.
it \’. )li‘. ll ass ml the \‘nugriigutiiiuul
l‘llllli‘li null ll'~.\. t'. ll. llthl'lS of the
lit-i?” iii~i \‘lilllt‘lt \\ ill t‘Xi‘llllllgi‘ pulpit;
ill Ntiiity unwitting. lit the
ll‘m‘.
" ll-iiiit- \\':is not Build
in :t_lt;i\' ": l‘:3l.ll‘.ll ll. ['niii-rhill. “ Early
and .‘lwiit'l‘tl Norwuli; discussion—-
“ it solved that the t'nited Sltllt‘s (lov-
ei‘iiinent Treats the liidnins l'nirly.“ Fred
ll. ltruwn. :ttlii'niutive; Morison ll. l'itr~
«lee. nigntive. ‘
inguiii t'ir
I‘M-nil. s stinwlwrt'irs :lllil‘t‘lt'illll
Every Surrounding Pleasant
and Healthful. '
Punsunut nun unnuru ‘
uunuuu nuvnu unit!
on the 2% ii inst.
V ' : “a Lot '0 feet front. 150 to 250 feet
THE BEST THAT 3 "
deep, front 850 to 8&50.
Illlli~t'. '
ll» lie in vr l p ~ttltr_\ ‘ll Smith lil‘th‘.
M r}v«r lillliiii ll li'.i-i-ttii‘li.isi -l l‘lwlll \\'.
i' ‘\‘lllll:tlii lili‘ ti‘etdi'lit‘i' titi l'lii'sllitil
hilt-Ii in i«‘l“.’lli~; lit Vl'hi‘ t‘\'.:tir' if (‘llillll s’
l'l.a\.n li« ltl.
'llu ii unlit t'nili .ue n. w. wrestling UK»
\\ ill: the mien-r ti‘ii ‘l\illti'~iltill. \\'li:itt2 .\ l'tistiwrl \\‘il‘! '1‘ lmlil in the returns til
li.tii2~' i‘iiy l iv-tk \\'.ie A‘~ itilfi‘ft‘fllitil the i; ted 'l‘t milir» .‘lundny :llltl Tuesday
tlliil uttim Him 1. ml. mw. ' l'Vt‘llllli.‘ [rl' n. \t \i. t l._ The S itllll Nur-
L/l'fl J. tin; - .. t\ ;.~.. \\ ,,1 t" 1,. 3.] its “nil. llr llllilllt‘ _\~~- I‘lttlwiriil! \\ :ll impres-
\l‘~ll slut t'ln .Vli‘llitnll it'liilit‘ll aiiihntwlzty. “m ““‘l l““‘l”5'~ H l“ 'l “l“: "‘ ‘5. ill“!
in the t \t l. iL’ llii't~.i~tui liv \. .\li. lln‘i'its ' lib-“- li'lri‘dl “ll-"i 1"“
will ._ ‘it ml \eii ",lla Sum .‘llet'ls of .\t the {lltl:llili nu Min; of
RIM r helium] Instruct. l1i~t
thir lli:iltllll_\‘ lust \\’ x-lt‘tristipply the
public with vii nigh Ht‘\i‘iNi-1l.<lizis but it
t|l|\‘liilt d this wm 3; la) the pitizlishnig of
sererzillinnlit-l ~. xliu'x‘ pies. 'i‘h.‘ piib~
he know how to .ttipb «trio 3 lll‘rl t‘l.l\'~‘
loi‘;il iizipsr. hence in. Cntl>ltilhiy intertwis
in; \l<‘lll met l7 .r the >.l'llt‘. 'l‘ne lltt‘dtl-
vetiii-ixewoi' i: -t ll. _: dbl:- :=i»iitirt~li.i>c~
the Knittiinl regulnilx vui 1,. Zt\’i‘llt‘il
by rill‘fit‘t‘l'iil‘g tor it :lf;l lllrilt it w;ll lie
lllil‘ilttl l't’;lli.l!‘.}‘ t . 3 ,-
NEGKWEAR.
At the lowest prices ever heard
‘ . iv“ “mu-Z The en zlullldl inn class will give a recep-
w.ll oet‘ttt‘)' ilivtt‘ ti“ U l‘llil‘il‘ 11* tiou in the hull of the Franklin street
ri‘ltmil ill use till Friday t‘Vt'lllllg. for of
whn‘ii ll|\ ttzitions \rill be is~tte\i. .
TEN i \‘rsiiiit: there wall lie print . sprak- ' '
ing .ll tin» ~i"l :vl ball by tnetiibers of the
chm .\n :.«l:iii~~i.>:i tee of 13 rent“ (or
adults illlil I“ \‘i tits for l'lilillft‘ll will be
vlmi'gi ll in «it fruy t \p nu s. The [Illltiit‘ .
is t‘rlltlldii)’ intutwl t ‘illit‘fl‘l.
\' . iv!
l
i-.
Call and see them.
:ttai li.i\illi.§ tnl-l 3:1; us» '(‘l
illt‘ tH‘t‘l‘
[in |::l:lr.' 7
i \i It tiieiiiu; wt {lu- l‘i tilltl t-f School H‘LI.
Vtwitt rs in bi i-ii ’l‘uewihty err nut; it was ““91
\.it~ tl ti lii‘Pe :ltritmipiil to tzike i‘lizirge link for “V” “TH“.
UT tliw t'iii‘i’wril ~ it. Hi >t‘litii-l: 'l'liii ii and
ll=l>i ‘lillii 1. “Hill 3! n luv vi: ltllltf.
tutu-s \\ hut n time ti~hi :nn lil’llv' was. wt 3.!
down the luiilmr ll iy this wu l; t 2
try hx luck. lle r. !. innit Lite at lilgl‘l
\\ lillijlll inning rt .\-.i :i int". but he
claims the S;l'.l<f.lz ..~»zi of having >xtlt
the svu sentient that tw» :i i". {it ir ll hie.
lllt‘}t‘l‘ :iud lil< iiiity up from No t~3.i:i»i~'
:lli‘l Lindiul tin-m on t!»
walk bridge. ll»: nit-l
Fruity even»
the follow iii; i' 'lllllllllt‘t‘ wi-re elm"
Juliti H. law“ for threeyetirs. Olive:
and l"l’t‘ii .‘lt‘uii fi‘l‘
- . l". l>i ill l“ill‘illllll‘t‘ :i‘iii l‘i inn
:it llei‘lterB. 3i Matti sire. t.
l‘.xli~li
VTVO SMOKERS.
517:? l 153717.57"
one year.
lust brainy :itiertirmn \\'. ll. lloyt‘s
hrr~ > turn away on “Rushing in street.
afternoon and t‘l'tls'hlll‘; the truck stzirtml {or
'tit It lt\«~ly rnte of speed.
.\ large unintu r from lltls‘ city went to
.\\-w llJVt'li this in inning to :it
t» til the tinvt thug of the
Tili‘lillllli‘lil in illill'.
( 3
.\f...- fold tuiri or lil'fll'ilii‘Vlli" Hit in.»
l.;~ ti:».:n i~ i ll I ti. 'l'iirsd‘i}
CAN BE PRO-
.. .i. . . l '
. . . t‘-‘\ n! lit l.)ix .\ E'
lltiltlt‘ S~iiillt‘r>
my. lt
‘ .v.. _ WU ilm‘sdeseitiitii-ti :‘
\\ lllit‘ thing. the buy i'iitter belonging to lure \\Ilf.:t\ll \\
. ..... ... W2 ‘... . y 1‘ ‘ v ‘ ‘_ ‘
llq‘ .r Key]. 3, H.- t‘Jlllt" t i this city t'L‘llliilllt‘il Mr. ll\ts little tlziiighter unit {It tizilile be tilt" oi; lih‘ boxer! ilt‘llbm- of mi m'm‘hl 4“ \J“ Milw) if u “L ; ‘ ii \‘tniisjixuxriigz'ivri‘ . (‘l I: [A Do erg?“ $i§i~2f§¥§ifiw¢dlfil§§g¢pfip€
“hi i. hi 1}... “Hunt! Just...) i~_v lit. 12;”. when owns ie liil)‘ s carriage shop >llK' wrath-rm i wr he... in the >t rte. "um... um...» \rrnuh l ,vfi ,_.‘_-.w > ,,_“‘_____‘ i. -- .. 3- . in the market. Everybody knows “I“
lll't‘. “'{lr' ”WNW“ “”l but “'1‘“ 1““ ”l.l‘l“"l- l‘tl\il‘.l.i\lt‘r thinning. Ft‘t'ill; the iii'i‘v‘u The tail we. in}; tii‘l'~" itil\'t‘ .trrivtwl :it i
u. H. 1-, l‘Lh-tt d ym,‘ H... :m I kan‘ m lie "8 \liitinu of t'irlmlit‘ _\t~i.l” fur \ii)‘ of ri-{mrzii in the until-r t‘f (‘lminli- the ltui‘inn liwiw vitlli? .; the [2 wt we. ix‘tb ‘ ‘
“UK“, (4 “why”? ”M. r [3... “an“; mi 1 :i damiitu‘tant. 31‘ pint bottle :it l‘i:ti~_- llt‘is‘ in our tum“. xiii)». has during the lint-i thine}: New \ “L 3 31‘ a B 3201‘ H . II
t’iiniem t tilt, \i loch “exits to :i elmrm I t-ul‘». ' ' l‘ll‘l with but! the nails vlvuned filial re~ J hm l: trilllt'l. 33-“ \ Wit. 3 l I Prospect I
it: t :nu of li\\l Tilt r). til.illlli i II. i‘lmli ru ll \. lL'N lt‘ll and wife. of Norwullt. painted Tm" ”l“ l‘ti‘V“ “2 "V “1““ ‘l‘ll‘l' ‘1 M~ ”WV- _‘§.-~. Y ‘* ’ ‘ . !:\t‘i')- lll‘il‘l his H‘i\'ll 3
Ini‘l‘lilix it». it H .i yr- ;ritutiwit whtyli l::i\t‘ been \‘!>lllllg :it it. \‘. i“. R. Ford? ent iil‘l‘r'el‘itlii‘i‘. l' \‘C. l: min r. N. w \ t'l‘. ' g 'f‘ t ‘ burln r.
should in‘ in l i. ii tinnilv :i! tha‘ :ius’iii . {er wt. ml divs. 7 Mr. .\:i~h lx Nutty thi \Ytle l. yigx‘ will “villi llzv‘ third i ll i'ii\\xl1i)‘.\'x\ l. «“iriI-‘. ‘ . V, \n «LIN: 2* 0| (‘ntliug wrll deserves its name, and it would
of the _\i zit. ' i ' i\'i‘:i'.~ will tlti< month, but imttiith. Jlllil- «iv-gren- liz \t 'l'it «luv evening. and nuke ii. \V. 15 to :it. i w..’ . .\'-r\\ Y -tl;. ‘1 . - V _ .H" It” “”7.” B 6 long ago have-been dotted will} cottages
i;.-..r.:i- «:imzm ..{ *tiutl'nii“. 3;. K] ‘ in: ’35 jim't liv‘ivrv-m'hwl 1l\'l‘§"“l‘till\‘ilh=l ‘i'iml l l~ llll'illlilll‘ {or i-iitm‘ugruti-ru in rm ‘ ' ‘t‘ ' \H «. ‘ i ' i , ' , ', “313;:pglfieréi:1%3i$‘{5:52:2‘ of the
1“. my) .M- “1..., [MN] ”Uh-x“ “3.. ; Nib. Hunt; st'rninu in the M. 'l‘.. church t t i' it‘r'vr ;t 420 t Xi‘l'.‘l>\‘ o! the n- \\ ‘ "” “Mr “ ' '
I)rl;\_\\ in Ihu-lwr ~liniu
«‘vlllli .i. itv‘ :ii
y . . . . \ ,y ‘ . . p 7. . . . . _ ' New’ York & Boston Turnpike. east of
tlli-\\ u. .t our the month of the Hens i~ 2 5m -3-i_\' liinil’lt‘mx--‘-\w\\’ “mil-W Mir“ 3‘s ' “1“ lr—Ii‘i‘M‘l V“ ”i" ‘35?“ X“ “"‘ l“ " ”i "‘ x' ““ r“. ““"""“‘ lionton Laneand north of Prospect Ave.
tonic llxil 'l‘iivul ‘-\ :itt. l‘ltih‘ill. ll - \Vlls‘ Set: * tint. ,\ll .\l i~2er Menus invited. l““"”' ' (“r ”5‘”: “ill“‘il‘ l ‘ i “1“ it \.|\“~ tilliv :llttl
nuitiry.
~ i' It has been divided into blocksof suita-
iiii t-ytt llll.tli ;.nl \\ :.< i. minim: 1. into .\rtl.ni' .n tn. .i. \. itis. -
t'i ll21i.il“‘ill ittiil lll
tilde “tanner \i'us‘tluruuii ui‘i iii zit-l.
l'\tr:i line l‘»‘rllt‘ l beet :ii Smith lirus
II.
5.. itlli' ,ttti:u‘.'.~it:!t-
'l‘i nmrrow :i party of young ltli‘ll will
shit on :i t‘rlll<i‘ on l‘riuwpzil
\..t'l "Silvia," and will \’l\l! Newport
illltl |Ii.ll‘t“' «if llilt‘li‘ci tlmivu l‘ihl litt‘ure
Hull's
porn iizl on Sitiird iy List [or distort-ii
thi- theme lll his Hi 11.. h
of l’lli‘ sh urn more
glilififltwmi.
signs til
ll grits \\“is tzilteu to lii'itl_:v-*
'-i‘. ifllin ‘23. tilt-u
‘1l:\\'i‘<1-‘l‘ll
And everything pertaining toa
tirst»t‘ln.~< [unily market.
able size by avenues 3“ feet. wide. crossing
each other at right. angles. These writ
be fumed. turnpiked, and put into first
Lannun's {Jinan Sinue‘
'W. B. ITALL&Co.
TABLE LINENS,
unwnns,
LHDUSEKEEPING nnunu
Class order without expense to pur-
lll ~_li!tl \ Chaaerg.
There are nearly 300 lots of 50 feet
front and from 150 to 250 feet degep,
which will be sold at prices ranging
from
$50 to $450
to prompt purchasers, men who buy to
build.
Lying midway between Norwalk and
South fitirwalk. part of the property is
within the borough limits. part within
the eitv llnPfi. and the remainder outside
of lit tli. l-ltsily accessible. affording:
Suluuuul View uni Sunni
and of a large area of the surrounding
country. well wooded. airy: free from
undesirable surroundings. Building
lots in this magnificentlocolity are of
pl J. lrvm; lub-
l‘l‘d i its «221 this“
tin“ ’h ii an 2 il'l‘.iyl si'szigvu-
my and int hi 5 tin ! Huive err-t“. Ni for
t-in :ii~.-lvu< t.i~i)‘ :iiii ~‘i‘istiti: :i!
'l‘tiv‘y
l=:ii:.l::i;j >lli‘ one
The tiitn rul (if \\'illi:iiu t'. l". r :i.“ ll.l‘ll ll“ .‘ “i turn. “l" l‘«”l.\l”“'l“‘l“5 «\l‘m"? ’
“.u‘ 1., hi .1, the in“ ANN“. )1. if. Ninth. John Murphy. .\l. Mt‘lisiinis.
church but l‘iislir nitertiuoii.\\‘:nlurqiilv “"23 K"llll‘lL Andrew l-‘Wlfllxt “verse
“71.....1. d.‘ Ti... 4...“... “, r}, L..,mim.h.;f- l‘wgnrt unit Hilbert Bogart. They will
ii) lit-i. \\'iii. How. Heinln t‘s‘ of Butler "“ '-""l“ “U ‘l‘UV‘V '
Lulzv. l. H. H. l". to the number of
sunny our-11nd his shtipumtvs attended
the filllt‘l'fll in at burly.
tit:iii l v. r and «lining his spu-lls llt‘ it;—
been \eiy ugly.
The in:iiri.i;:t- of \\'. ‘.\_ 'l‘wlh‘c. «if the
‘h‘lwns l'.i‘.i<. N. Y.. .‘l-trniti: Slur. :ind
Bliss .l: .«s';- ,\. Sunni illr‘. wt tli it tilice. is
:iiiiintt'ujt'wl t.i lili'v!‘ plat“- “Kiln: < iu)‘
:tl'triii nut. June ‘32. \lr. 'l‘ulli-s uurl lll“
bride expect to spend :i parii ii of their
hunt-yino in in this city.
w .\ <1» t‘l‘tl s‘tleot' kill
:it ll. Imp; l‘rx.
l“
HUNT & ZELUFF
resi~ »
{limit their t‘liui.‘«~uf :i
or it»... ‘u: a: in the i‘.{_\‘.
‘ll‘l'l'
‘l‘ri- &' iy'wus without wiitvron .N' itidziy
in“! ill Z\\'t‘t‘ll '7 :i. in. :itil ii In in. on ur—
emin: of it being turned nil in order that
the Filter :it the reservoir t‘«\lliil be t‘le:iii~
ml -.‘:it and tr new one put it). tin that
duty .ilmui 1‘37» lltl~llris of i‘ilill‘t'iiul :inl
llllt'l‘ l‘ill‘i‘." of spoiigvs \vivru tint iii the
«him. it is the opinion of the
t'iiitiuiissiottsirs tlittl'u stud
tie :nlvziiitugeutis to
in this we quite .igree \\ it‘u l‘h‘iil. for lit
our j‘i.l~_::iiv:t'. iii plenum. l' ~.' 4 {tr
re>i lune s e in l!‘ il.ll 1:1;‘13‘. :iui
Tltv)’ tilt‘ till" l: i :l? n \‘i‘Vi' rats innit?“ '2"
pl'it‘“. ‘ ~
Washington St.
' The reception girl n by the pupils of
)llrs X. l". littrti's iii~titiite nu \Vi-liii‘s-
tiny ruining \\‘;i~' “ell .‘lllt‘ll‘lt‘ll .iiid tliv-
iu'i‘usmii Wis iiiuxlx- l'rlllifitill by the pros»
t'_tii‘i‘ (iii lit;tii_\‘ lli*illli!l‘lll liiiltls. ’l‘ill‘
Meme; “.14 ~1i~tit iii (Lin-nit»: for \\'lllt‘ll
l'int'. t'umi-luwl of Stamford furnished
Ilill~zt‘. l: -l'i‘r~hiiieiiia rt't‘\'t'tl :illl
:tlw hw'wpimii \\ :i~ ii guild .wi‘itil sure-ass.
.\rti-t vartli has ltikttl n plumotzitipli
«If tlu- Illt‘llllli‘l.‘ of the l'uiou School
t'wiiiprtsing the Filistheniv vine.»
number.
sigso_cnnip.w_w_uuw_mw
The Best in the World!
SPEBRY & BAR S’
n, tie
r
- “Elli \u‘ 32*» “TM ..
~3 lutntlr v r‘llllilt iid tin-ni-
., net-p
glow-4 for ‘35 t‘x‘iit<
l‘.i!i‘ai~lt lin‘lllli'ix‘i-y‘ l-itv‘ taunti- in the
Sth nteenth t‘. \'., :ii.d :i r- w-nt llitii no
of the S il'lugr's ll tune :it ltiiueui. went t~i
Stuiiiiloi’il S'illllilily. lll'r‘\\' li:< pursuit».
money. not drunk .uil return-ml ii the
home Sunday. lie was q«i.irrel<onie
lllltl refused to turn over the money to
.\'e\\‘ York l‘ioueer :iiil \Yt't‘lil)‘ “hint-5‘s Sit} erintenxletzt Morison :inil i-oiiénlnriib
who :iildit-ssi-d tli ise iii th Y. M. V. A. l)‘ “KN tltsi‘h‘ugeil. "lltttlitli‘y News.
last week with such telling t if. \‘t, spoke J. R. l{t_\'ilitin.l that he
wuii-i‘
tiller would
tliei‘ity us llll‘ link
sent i'hni‘t‘oil tilti-rs do not rent llll fresh
for :iny h iigtli til~ lilllt‘. V
( t)\l\lti\ fill \( IL.
.\tl :i l"; itiiiml iiieitzng of i1: - li -.it'-.l at“
V5: '.«‘-illl' it \\..s ht l~l i‘l: .‘vl whiny l‘\t‘li-
iug, tittinvdmvn 11.ll1\‘\‘k.l‘i'llfl’~l, lie
gardth‘ and l. >\\'llilt'~‘ being present.
it w.“ \ntwl tli it llie‘ \‘-|;tllllll v» mi
streets :lilil silt-walks bu instructei ti ‘ .
have :t t‘lu“<\\'illk :iid :it‘i‘ es .\ltiii 8L. 2- “kl“l‘l‘ 1'3“
li“:irllle‘ residence of ll. l'. lhxlii‘ow. 'TURKEY RED DAMASK-
T
\\t‘ll'
.1 m. .i. w it
DE DAMASK.
"\ l‘l‘:l1‘i\“f:v
‘
‘
73A
\\'. S. Built-y. n representative of the
. li‘.-_,i id’ll
SHOMDEBS.
BREAKFAST
NAPKINS. RAW"
‘3" \l r 2‘. l"llt' Linen Ngi;tl..ii- 4' Tu . f.i~t min“
~iitil l'.i._\ \\.illll $1
:5 in
The tilt‘llllt‘ is the best we ev-
\\\
m ..i *1
informs us
i-r saw. The grunt-trig gives l‘ill‘ll {live 3i“ lllt‘ EVitllgt’lb’dl Chlll‘k‘ll l” ”W “"0“- uever did so \tTi-t‘tive advertising us his \-”,‘ d th‘it a sperizil (.mwmu‘.“ [,8 “l" .ix..- i g.-.‘. pl...» 3: ~:.'.‘ 31!I3‘;‘\‘\\‘.:“(\f!‘l
in full, ltllil the likenessis tiie Ilt'fit‘t‘l. mg. Those present weretreuted tooiii‘ last in the SiithNiti. which he heads " ‘ -‘¥
printed for the completion of the wink
of ri-ni «ring the st in . wgiil l‘l‘x‘k to the
lineon \\'oii.iw:ird avenue ;-.iil remov-
)lr. North in inm- ”inking n specialtv of ot' the tiniest discourses it liiid ever been
lllt‘ll‘ privilege to listen to. He spoke
with earnestness and spirit. for whirlihe
“important.“ lli‘ :wtionul lillltlt'rS are
selling; very rapidly, parties taking them
by the dozen. 'l‘liey :ii‘e stiiiiet‘iiiig tlint
ritiyuii p it‘ll'.\ll<‘ :ind this some line spec-
and
iiiiviis till 1 xhibitiou._:it his rooms.
The Hudson lmnt t'lnb held their tin-
imil spring regailufnid dinner-zit the
.\ bull ,
ltlilli‘ll. studi- scull. puir our shell and “5‘1”“! “u" If h“
it =rlun li-ll‘t' on Sullll‘tltiy lant.
flint: «stir liiirge Lives xvi-re uniting tbt
fr‘1lllll'i“.
litillsi'.
.\n l'lljiiytllllt‘ day was spent
and the party returnril home well pleased
With the treatment they bud rrt'eiv‘i‘d at
the inintl~ of the prupiirtni‘of the liurlon
is so well known. upon "the t‘hurt‘h rind
the Masses." Few dry-eyes were to be
seen when he liiid en led. and he can feel
ever returns to Car
. isle. a Crowded house wull “‘t‘lt‘tllllt‘ htui.
~~l‘:tl’lixli‘ il'it.l llt‘l‘fllil.
\V. Ji ”all «Y (‘1.
iiizide it great auction purchase of Jersey
waistes. Truvellers samples of silks and
26 lioiiselteepers linen dzininsks.
of Bridgeport have
The
are ueedmlriu every funiilv. u-inl it looks
as though i very family would soon have
Otit‘.
lit-V. A. 9. (iiiiiihurt’s conditionrxvites
considerable anxiety. His residence at
Bell lshind which was :it lirst so bene-
tit‘itil. does not lizisteii llist‘i.ll\‘:ll:'st‘t‘li(‘t‘ zis
wnsanticipated. About three wet-ks ago
he had :i relapse. which has continent llllll
towtlie house sint‘e. At last reports his
in; the dirt lll front of the lily lil‘utn‘l'l)‘.
t‘ lllllt‘lllillll l'urlictt was appointed as
such committee. .
t'ontit'ilni‘iii I. iwniles wits added to
the i‘oiiiniiit -e on streets and siilewnlks.
The following restitution was adopted:
livsoln'il, That put of resolution. \‘i;‘..
".i if» “it‘ll sewer“ i‘Jiitaitiwl in :i result»
tion adopted by tliizeoiiut'il ll iy 1‘. 153?.
stricken out. and the following substi-
l't‘inltVt‘ to thi sewer on Spring St.. be
TOWELS-lgc-
t .4: Damn}; l«'\\i"~ a: 11k; “vii north 2‘2“.
t'!‘ sin enibrn rlrzw .
_.ii Hack l. ._. :iiiir'lt 3““
2“ dust in lxnu‘tvd l‘l tigv ‘37»:
wort :1 fl.
... .
um...
wuua "s'HEE'rmc.
:‘i‘ invt't“ lizilt' bluit'hed Slim-tings. full “tilili. lti‘
SAUSAGE
Are Guaranteed
THE BEST Ill TllE
IMKET.
Our KETTLE LARD ls Strictly Pure
and Free from All Adulteratlon.
100K fllllEFllLLY run TliE Billllll.
We manufacture all good- boarlng our
{cred for the present at such low prices
and on such ' ,
Easy Terms
that every prudent man can afford to
buv.
TVith every deed warranted there con
Bridgeport li‘urnier thus speaks of the
pleuszirit rt‘lntions between
. .. , . .. be no question as to perfect. security in
. . . . . _ in 1.. -. .-. brand at our acktn h use New . ~ - -
-—l.e;ive )‘otlr order-i :it l‘iuxter‘s drug C““‘““““ “‘1“ better. and ‘1 Ninth“ that titted. run. “a 1'3 ltlt‘ll l‘ll‘i‘." ' ‘ i H p I o ' Huron. title. The 801i IS "Ch and “1010““
ston- i'or l‘liilhp‘s l‘un'husitig Agency.
The marriage of Miss llniiua V. \‘roon
employers
‘ rind employees: “lt is a general renuirk
he will now continue to improve.
Voted to lay it ‘3 inch pipe en Clay St.
Upholstery Department.
Si‘lit‘lAl. SALE OF LACE t‘l‘liTAlNS.
large enough for a house and garden on
Sperry & Barnes,
new HAVEN, comm.
Wins?» '1» qifiiv'm-vaav‘vivm
t i opposite the house of W. .\. Raymond.
.\.l‘i.>urned for one week.
. . ' . . each. The
'lheoiln‘e of Adams luxpress (‘0. in
this city hats been thoroughly renovated.
The veiling has been beautifully pupered.
uniting ladies who patronize the store of
'\\'. ll. Hall & (‘o.. that they like to trade
there because so much harmony and
\Ye it‘
of Nutn
'— .. '~-~- ‘— rent. le.
Children‘s Duly Exercises.
liltlt‘i‘ on sulf- Monday morning Sill tuirs
:iin .‘llitl tiii‘itiui‘e Lure t‘nrtgiins :it to per
. than the some > .ide of goods have err:
before been extend.
and lieorge l". (Rodin-y of this city took
tiliit‘t- sit the residence (if the bride‘s
parents on \Voodward r‘Vl‘.. \leni-sduy
Stil-ty
t‘Vr‘lllllK. in the presence of a large num-
“lier of the friends of the “truly. Rev
Mr. Harris pt‘lftll‘lllt‘ll
and a limintifiil collation was servtd
The happy couple were the ret‘ipiei‘ts o
a huge collection of presents that Were
Conspicuous for
vurietv.
the his! wishes of a host of friends.
' The New York East District Preacher‘s
meeting that was held in the Second M.
E. church on "Monday rind Tuesday of,
their usefulness am
the 't'ert-mony
Mr. and Mrs. (hidfrey have
the employees. Itrislike a great happy
f.
l interest in
such it pleasant condition of ntl‘nirs.“
pleziszint feeling seems to exist among
l‘ziinilyI :is one person expresses it. and
not the leust noticeable fact iiniid till this
is the extension of this setitiiinnt to the
members of the firm: they evince every
the welfare of their etu-
ployees. and the latter fully appreciate
—-.\ Rood child‘s sailor hat for ‘33 cents
zit ll. Krriger‘s.
At the Congregational church next
and the appearance of the place general-
ly Changed. The office is townie of
theinost attractive and convenient on
the Consolidated maid. and during the
administration of the agent. Lester
Until. it has been made one of the most.
company.
—Tr_v Plaisted‘s (‘oco “'ine for nervous
exhaustion.
Janitor Barbour is putting the grounds
satisfactory. as all the employees iii the
otlice him to please the patrons of the
)it-tTiiuiiisr t‘tlt'tti'u,
l‘eople were obliged to stand at the
Methodist church on Sunduv evening,
owing to the large attendance. and close
attention was given to the exercises
rendered by the scholars t-f the Sabbath
school. The decorations were elaborate,
the front of the church presenting a mass
of flowers which were beautifully ar-
ranged. Responsive readings and sing-
ing by the school formed a part of the
exercises and recitations were rendered
w. is. HALL 8. Co.
lllllllllll' 8t liflllllllHUSB
Refrigerators,
Feather Dusters,
Baby Carriages,
-H.S.BllllWN-'
City Water
runs through the premises.
No more desirable property can be
found. The prices are verydow. tho
terms are easy. and the location so or].
mix-able that the announcement that
these lots are in the marketshouldbo
sufiicient to commandunpid ode. It
is the poor man’s opportunt . outlet.
lords un leled “auctions oreverr
body. ly buyers will secure the best
of the Concord street school in tine eon locations. It should be the ambition 0f
Sabbath evening, the pastor will preach , _
‘ dition. All the stone but one small
on “The Moral and l{.*ll2l0tls Progress of
llmiiniocks,
. . . Y , , V . _. .
this weekdn-wout filll' sum-d audiences. b) nelson E. Raymond. \llss Minnie
. . - , ‘ ' ‘ cie Hamilton. \liss ‘ . every man to
and the essays that \i ere read \\ ere high- Fugland during the Rei m of Queen ledge has been taken out. broken up and “Gill”? and (Tim den <~iu l 1 d Ll‘oqtlet.
lv entertaining The meeting on Tues~ 1. . .. . t" . . . ~ . 1 w ’1‘ “cu 5m 1 ti . .. 1 l s 1'1““ Thomas 0 A?!“ “ K n 30 03“
' ' - \ icturia. One of the historians of the 9‘ “I“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ N . 3'“ 1‘ 3““ "L
day evening was of interest as a discus-
aion of'the Ternterance question was
entered into. B. I“. Kidder spoke on the
“Third Party" and J. Ii. Hamilton on
“.\'uti-l‘iirtisaii.f‘ In the discussion that
SLTPPERS
Eben llill rendered it selection in his
usual (‘XCt‘llC‘llt\Sl_\'lt‘. The remarks by
the pastor. Rev. Mr. Harris. were of in-
terest. during which he gave some songs
in the Hebrew language that the child-
'been graded in nearly all parts. If the
present operations are continued during
the summer vacation these grounds will
be in its good condition as can be desired
period says: “The Victorian era will be
remembered as a perir d of great progress
in all respects. Perhaps no fifty years
in the whole history of the world has
Ice Cream Freezers,
Window Screens,
Lllfl lll H18 ll“ Hlllifl. '
~ ' ‘ I ' "‘15 H dreds of men in Norwdk live in
. _ , , irodttced such churn res, at‘l'eetinw all and "181‘“ Q} 91'? tine appear. e. The . .- . 'l t ‘ r v Clothes “ l'in rs un .
followed mm “a” 0' the question found glasses in their domestic life and prd’sper. transformation from "‘8 Ittggt and ren Of Israel sané‘ “ l“ a on t 1..“- Jdume" " ’ tenements where there ore 19" oouveu
able supporters. ~
to the promised land. The concert pass-
otI very smoothly.
(‘oxoitmu'rtoNAL t'ut‘itcii.
The concert at the Cungt‘egational
enurcii on Sunday evening was one of
the most successful ever given by the
members of that Sabbath school. The
decorations were very neat and the dis-
play uf banners by “it! Clllldff‘n added
much in making the altar present a bean-
tiful appearance. The eXercisea by the
school were well rendered, of which
singing and recitatious formed a princi-
pal part. Miss Jennie Thomas sang
“The Children’s Kinngm" in a pleasing
manner. Miss May L Smith gave an in-
teresting reading, and recitatious were
given by Lillie Getter and V'inan Salden~
rocky condition of a year ago is quite
remarkable. The wisdom of retaining
this site for the new school house is now
conclusively demonstrated, and the fine
building, school and grounds are much
credit to all who have had their nrepurm
tion and care.
_, We saw tD-dtiy two handsomely bound
volumes of patents. containing n com-
plete set of patents obtained through A.
- \Vooster‘s ott‘ice during the years
tests; 56. The two volumes aggregate-
l.250 pages. The volume of 188435 cons
rains 203 sheets of drawing upon which
736 claims were granted by the Patent
Ofiice. The volume of 1886 contains 145
sheets of drawings upon which 480 claims
were granted by the Patent. Oflice. This
is an exhibit of work of which Mr.
ity, by railways. by telegrams. by postal
arrangements. and the rapid communica-
tion or intelligence of every sort of event
throughout the Civihz-‘d world. although
to every success there is a dark shade,
to J: Ann
-. “5......
has awakened to great exertions. The
church has worked wonders in her mis-
sions, both at home a? abroad. From
ti state of, lethargy an unpopularity she
. has awakened to great vigour and
caterer Mead.‘nnd' excellent music by energy. The biahoprica in England have
. . Miss Jennie 1“. bash. ‘The bud? was been increased in number in a manner
handsomely attired “‘ {"0“ _”‘m_ “id unexnuipledsince primitive ‘timea. Her
{“10“ lace. wuth tulle veil. Miss Minnie services. her buildings, her clergy, her
I - Fm"? acted N! Wald 0‘ “Om”! “’ln'am mintetrations have multiplied more than
T. Huvtland o! Iirid‘geport was best man. sevenf'o‘d' and the attachments of her
and Walter L. bootield and Richard M. members is intensified, yet the irreligion
ieucea and fewer comforts. Ind”:
lei-go share of their earning- for rat.
Thesemencannow buy lmbufldbomu
according to their mange:
Rubber Boots
Geese Feathers,
Cutlery.
Miss Emma L. Buuton of Nurwalli and
James A. \Vllt‘eli‘l‘ t Eastoi: were mar-
ried at the bride‘s home in the borough
on \\‘ednesduy evening, at half past.
eight o‘clock. Rev. Edward Anderson
nfilciating. Relatives and friends from
Easter). Weston. Westpurt. Southpert
and Bridgeport were present and the
occasion was made joy-nus try a fine dia-
plny of flowers. a collation served by
WOODEN - -
SHEET-IRON - -
COPPER - .-
GRANITE-IRUN ~
TIN - -
GLASS - -
a. | ohx vfanc
r u. v.‘ ‘
i.‘ .«M Anni-0‘“
uiu u. . u 1‘- . “-
re
\ and be indepiudent 3:133:34; It:
‘ n no
i W I: :3?! mm... .. a... M”...
me—mmfl—
A -Ankle-Deformities-
Y a 0
the rty. end then the torn- vill be
mmmfiuit your cinnamon. M
should be‘ no delay. There never In: I -
better opportunity, Ind this should not
be lost.
AND CEREB-
Iloutou served on ushers. Mr. and Mrs.
\V'lieeler took the 10:03 train for New
York and alter making an extended tour
will go to Balaton and make their home
and skepticism of large masses of people
still resist and defy her.
done much, andjs'doin‘gmucb, but there
Education has
Wooster may juatl feel very proud. and
which be will ta e great pleasure in
showing to on one who will call at his
office in \Vbee er‘a Building. It certain-
strom. Other exercisee were taken part
in by the smaller members of the school,
which gave good satisfaction. It was a
Plumbers and Gas Fitters,
Slate and Tin Roofers.
will furnish mun
um. In 0
on notion to my of-
_ are great endeavours to render it it god. 1 shows & very successful businem— first-class concert. , 500 It N0- 3 m ‘
in tint» place. They received A large 1953 education. Victory bus attended gridgeport Farmer. 7 . , BAPTIST 0333C“-
number of beautiful ““3 “59"" 9'93““ our standards. but there has been terrible -—-We “Whip?! to say that South Nor- A concert was held 3‘ the Baptist —"" '
from many lrieuda whose only whh in
wall: furnished: a number '0! valuable
Mr.
E. K. Llllllellllllt lill.
Norwolk.
reverses. ' Well may we pray
“And ling with heart aid voice;
God fire the Queen!"
church on Sunday evening. Rev. E. N.
Dunning was present and made some in-
teresting month to the children. tithe ’—
'. . ' that their journey through lite my be .
inventions for these volumes.
» Inuit)! one
Wooster is to be oongntuhtld.
Norwalk Chronicler