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fl'lic sir-nun r “Mani." \\ ill bring thc
'l‘rnilly M. l‘., Null iy school of N: w‘lli
\'t‘li to iii-ion l‘wint to marrow.
The ~lr‘zlllll‘l‘ l.t'\'llll§51lrl\\'lll:|l{t"’l\\'t|
trips- l'l‘\\t‘l‘ll this city and Huntington
cach xvi-i k. Moiiiiiys and Saturday ._
"ii-4 ll it limit w says that t‘iofnl \t
linaip's lino huts .‘li'lilllll‘ increase in
popnl irii_\ wrin ilcalrrsand cviisiiiucrs.
.\t llli' chm- of tlieschnul 1 TH! last Fli-
d.l_\. .‘li.~i Jenni.» M, Richardson. tcnclicr
t'f ll”: High HVll ‘l'l‘ \VJ?‘ lli‘t‘st‘lilr‘il Willi ll
lit‘illlillli fan by thi- pnpils of licr room.
t)..~.r lit'.t\‘r‘.~. :i prison-‘r for hfc. cs-
caind from \\'v tlii-i‘~li- ll on Monday
\\l.il~- pinning a barn I n'wlv‘ the prison
u ails. ll-i \\ ,is captured 'l‘ii- ml i_\‘ night
:i! ’l ll ~ ups inflic.
l: li lll_\islll\‘ll:w~‘.*llllilll~|lllli‘l‘llsl-
n. » .t linlllt:ll-1il,i|lllll!ll: in this city.
It.» i... . ...‘.-. pzi .l 'l l‘tislllulll :is s.ili-<ii..ln
\\.ill litir'l-nlh Shillmr it llanford of
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\ sin (Lil viii-of kid glow»: for“."vccnls
lil ill. lyl'ti gv‘r‘s
li- ' ty ‘l‘dii it. i .\li“~ lnlhiu ll. l.-*\\‘i .
we, 12‘ ll!.tlll“|l 1.} l: w‘. .l.llil-'> ll.
Sunni i} in lung. 1% ill .ric ucllknnwn
In this city and llier‘ ilic in st \\'i~lics of
wl' li ii n-lw.
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Linsirqiiul Monthly t‘t'lllulllfl‘ ii
pimi’uwaii of highly colored Illustrations.
.\llt‘i i. aim: ll‘w contents a person's
ltl‘l‘lizl‘ii‘ is w ill llii‘rl'.l>t' sch ml p Hinds.
.l Illli H. l» nlwcll lids si'n‘cd llic
piilni . {dutifully iis~ l|l\‘«st'llgi‘l‘ lictwccn
ilii~ cit) and Nvu \ oil. for :r niinibcr of
Mars. inn gnun up that lvii~iiicss and
lllh :i-‘m plvl :l p. silion u itli llulibi ll N
ll it ill -l
lid... on
It lo oi
who
_ ‘lnldl iii min-g lll' tint-carting.-
d _' lswl i. in; l » \. .\. Scalp-Id was inn
Xv" li'llll’lll Ul tliis t‘ilr
and our vi ‘1... i :i \\lllil lcijs \\.t~ cut . ll.
llllit't'l l'itlil put lllr‘ilhllildl out if its
llli‘t‘l’t l-V wt: mum; it.
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‘_ .ippwditnl l') l- «ctr. er l.-rni.slviii'_\‘
of llc
filo lit‘ll‘i' lilfi’Yc‘nl‘.
liillliig‘iy.
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thiriyltu ight \cnrs
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l‘l'ti‘ it t‘.lllllll}‘ >li1l‘r‘.
s diiy l' 71.3““ :i: ll c\pvn~i s.
’l he lulrl) thn vlJl'll'tlL do“ n l‘. rsi on
lllt‘ “Nils Li” it turned liilllii- l;il~‘ l hi l il-
tl n ti.;;lit .tfll r spvt: lint: social days lll
.\- \\ ll n. :i. ’l'hc \\l'.llll‘. r \\.ls l- id rind
tli-‘_\ ili i not iliic l: _l\c .\'.~\\‘ ll tron its
tlic }.ii iii also lll'tlll‘tlr lt'l‘.tlllll-.I. .\s ll
cn‘ioynu: them-
in l\'t* il‘ llu- t‘ t). if Liens :iril did iiol
l‘t‘;l‘-‘. the iiip. ‘
\\ .is HWY hlll'i‘t t'ali'il Ill
.\ii a. i, ill'llt .l trill-1112,: of ilm t':>i\g,;i'c-
p: tip-uni was livid on Monday
ell-rm“: ill the (‘lLtl'r‘l for tho ptit‘pasc of
lll‘ltllllfi" llic irp vii of lllr‘ ciiiitiiiitcc up.
p unicd to ll=‘\ no plans for raising funds
lit u tl-lllt‘ll.
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hilt‘ii if
'l‘lh iv was it luruc
lllli'Ltlf'Y :i .axiimntti e llllll“llllt‘il
r» .'.. ly
f ‘l tliix purpose.
ammo :is all but: is
lill.t:l\.‘.*~ lit“ and l.ti.st‘ mom}
.\ 2.. w church is n n\\‘
grin lilxlllL" lmld of
llic lti iiti-r n. .ui’riicst.
lint n l=‘iiiiiitiirc axil
at llt‘t‘lxr i's. Kl Mani sin-i t.
\ mun \\illl :i l:ir_.;c number of rats
;_: nc . xiiilniliwiis cu i-nr sirccis llll' his!
part . l \\'li.-ii the mini rc-
lll lrkl ll ll :rt lii' \‘.'i1lllil leVt‘ $~l.llll for ll\‘i‘
Lib. ll ll li=t.css;i1‘l that ho could get
him plenty of iln-iii but that he thought
tin} wind be too lit‘cly for him toniau-
l‘i its.» l‘olisli
lit-n w ccli.
out. I‘- ll i rid. silly knows :is his ri si~
ll. llt't‘ ili thc lockup for sch-ml years has
gnrii l..ni an t .\pv llt‘ilt‘i‘ \\ ith iliosc irni~
mils that c iiiiiot l-.- I .‘1 iztllrd by any one
lli tln county.
\\'iiii.iiii llt‘llltllt'l. whndrchs fort‘ l”.
'l‘.-lt.-. whiic timing up \\‘c>t .~\\‘cnuc
on .\ lllliil.l\ iiiwiii.ii_.: with it load of
lullic irii i-tl‘ inc w-auoii and the wheels
i‘.“‘\l d l \vr his lowly. 'l‘lic “agori \\';
luminl Vi ry lu‘ i\‘ll}‘ :inl ‘hc was \‘ciy
badly ii.~;ilfttl. At first it was thought
that ho could thii ricovi’r but he'was
[ilhl'll in o housc near by and lic has
lie is now thought to
of danger and wxli be able to be
it short time.
be out
out in
\ Hood child's sailor hat for ‘33 t'ciiln
,:tl ll. Kli i‘i'lm.
’l‘licrc was at Lug.- attendance at the
r. ccptroii my. n by tlic class ilf’leT in the
hill ml the Franklin street school on Fri-
day i \‘i mm; List. .\u tllt‘llt'sll‘il furnish-
,cd cat-client music for proiucnading and
Mi-s l. /A c l‘t nu: ll sung Sct‘crnl sclct‘-
irons much in tlic plcasuro of thosc pi‘c
acid. it. v. t‘. l“. llarris Yt‘t‘ll: d an
original ’ poem on llqri'win’s theory of
cxoltniou \\lil\‘ll ill-oundcd wrtli wit and
humor. The hall war». tastefully \lt‘Ctll‘ill
cd with llawers and in grades 7 and a"
ice crratu and cake \vcre served in large
quantities. ll Was a lutc hour when the
c .uipan‘y tll‘lh‘l‘w‘t‘ll to their homes after
but trig apt ltl an c\‘cliillg of pleasure and
ptolil.
'l‘ry l'ialslcil‘s\\’oriu Lozenges for
Qt‘lllltllt‘ll. ‘ ‘
"A boy residing infirm-us Forms nomad
Hi my ltoller. ulnlc from l‘htlip l‘llfllt‘rflf
that place it number of articles on Stub
day and started in the tlircclioti of llw
Wild \Vt-at. llo was pursued in his
flight and while t‘liiuf t‘olgrovo was re-
ceivitig information regarding him he
apt ‘lll't‘tljit‘lu‘ the Warwick stables and
was ‘ttpllll‘t‘tl. .\ nioiig the articles
found lll‘lils possessing were right pack-
ages of 5 cont iiutc chewing tobacco. one
shirt. ii note for $25.7.rind n revolwr. It
was intimated that he intended to pur-
chase a railroad franchise in the west
With the notc and thus become a railroad
king. it he llwl with any resistance
from the Indiana he was to bribe them
with the tobacco and if that plan did not
work he was to use stronger arguments
with his revolver. He will not have. the
pleasure of meeting in the upper hotel
parlor at the next conference of the rail-
road kings but will content himself at
the reform echtxil in Maiden an ordered
by Judge Knapp onltonday.
first
.\ temperance meeting was held in
West Norwalk last Sunday by the \V'.
~t_‘. T. ‘c‘. of this city. Rrv. II. A. Delano
dclw. rel an addrcss.
For A" Finnegan are to run the fac-
NT)‘ l“"‘.\' occupied by llnycs & L‘o.
Tlicy will tlllllltlfflclllrt‘ goods for J..S.
lluleltlil (Q Silt-S of New York city, ‘
'l‘he Infant child of Julius Srrch died
Sunday morning after a brief illness.
The funeral was held on Tuesday after;
noon and was :iticnib d by Rev. (X E.
Harris. ' p
~-~llu_v :i nice small night pound ham.
the thirst llicrc ism the land, for Fourth
of July. lioil onc wh iie. slice it up and
cut it cohlc lluy them at Smith Bros.
NW. and Mrs. ll. .\. liehiuo returned
from Ohio last Saturday. and on Sun-
day Mr. llelan i occn'picd his pulpit. and
prcavheil to large congrcgations morn—
ill: and cvcning.
Theodore Olsen has sold his line black
limiting cult to it South Norwalk party.
who paid. it is stated. a close shave to ii
thousand dollars. Olsen is now training
the “l‘uily' Quintnrd buckskin colt intuit
I‘L‘l Slt'pllt'l'.-—llll'/.:‘llt‘.
b ll. Ferris has a card in another Col-
lllllil iii which he announces that he
has i-ougl‘totit the purchasing agency
of J» hn ll. lisdwcll. llc Will strive to
phase (ill custonicrs who have busincss
for hiiii to transact in Ncw York city.
'l‘hc sociable lii-ld at the lliiptis‘. church
on W. .li.rselny evening was largcly nt~
tcndcd. ltcv. Mr. llelano entertained
tliosc prcsciii with llirit‘lt‘t‘llttll by lioli
lixirdciie and instrumental music was
listciiml in. Ice chain was served and n
lili‘Iisrivd cvcnnig “as l‘l‘ijt‘d.
- *‘l‘:\‘tl‘il line corncd bccfnt Siiiitli liros.
‘ A parzy of men from Raymond &
t‘oiiist- ck‘s hilt factory known as lhc
'l‘tn llurii club will make a cruise to
Martha‘s Viii-syzirl. Nantucket :indothcr
viisii-rii ports on 'l‘uisday tullllr‘fllt‘lll
Minilic ll. ll \wlzinil. 'l‘licy will lic away
about two \th’li‘.
.\ lliiiiguriitii woman' our
sll‘tt'lh )i ~li'l'tl:i\' \\ ct‘pllig for llr‘l‘ llllS‘
band \\ ho had lcft h. r. t‘liicf t‘olgrovc
inok h. r in charge llllll succeeded in
priczfyiug lli'l‘ by niziknig an iit‘ti-nipt to
tiud h: r csponsi-d. 'l‘hzt t‘hicf‘s :tssoczii-
tron \\ till Hungarians is milking hiiii
ilillli‘ ’lll | xpcit \\ illi their Litiguagi‘.
'l‘tic .\W~r\\'iilk ihtliolic l‘iiIoii :il‘c ti‘
give it picnic on Tuesday to those who
ri-ccntl) participitcd lll llll‘ “Trial by
July“ and "lliindy Andy." The party
will go [A Sliippan Point on the steamer
"Kittic ll.‘ haying Norwnlk at \ IlllaJii.
:iiid ihc.-i.~:iiiiboiit dock in this city at ‘J.
.\l ll.r' inn-tin; of llllllt’l‘v l. ulgc. l. U.
H, l“. i-n \\'idnc.-tl:iy t rerun; the follow—
ing i llix‘i‘rs‘ \\‘t‘rt‘clt't‘t'\‘il2 llw'tiiltl \Vt‘t‘il.
\‘f ti; Saniucl Taylor. \’. ti.: ll. S. lldll.
.‘t‘. Si in; U. l". \Vt‘ml. l'i‘l‘. 5cm: ll. 5.
Mnstrr l\'citli will
\Yt‘tllli‘fiilu)‘
ttf \ lllt‘t‘ls
\\'fl3 (All
n (t
l
l ‘l‘rciis. tirainl
lic picwiit iicxl evening
\V‘lii‘l‘. lli>lhlllillilli will lulu-
l'lftt‘t‘.
'l‘lii- four truck introrcuicni on the
t'oiisoiliaicd road is now nciiriy coiiiplci
.».1 from its ln~gllilllll}.'. liclow Now it».
clicllc Hutton. to .‘ldlllill'illtt't‘li. lictwccii
tho lain-r station and l‘uit t‘hcstcr the
whole llli" H lit-in; Sil‘dlgllit'iulttl. the
sharp curves living tztkcii out and :i great
lllllll‘iW‘ llll'lll. niiidc their. by. llcavy rock
cutting has been struck thcrc and alciini
drills iirc :it work cuting it.
\\'.iil Papers. white blades. ‘30.:
lllt‘l'llll. llvi‘kt‘l‘r. :‘l Minn 53..
Nuruxilk.
'l‘iic liiriford l'.)lll‘:\ilt lililtli‘ itsiippciii-
rim-e li“\l1l)' in the cighl pages form.
print-.il on new prcsscs and with typo
just i'cciiycd from the foundry. The
:irrzingcnii-iit has cnlargcd tlic papcr
which will ciialnlo it to give more news
than t \‘cr to the Public. 'l‘lic t‘onnccii
cut t‘olirunt is tlicolilcst paper in the
country while the daily i‘ouriiiit’ cele-
l
doti-
.\' niih
mated its iit'ti. ili :iniiivcrsaiy last year.
Tip.) 1- ith have an inllucnco not ciiyiy.
cd by many papers in tlic country.
Tuesday evening while on the
nictidows Reynolds 'l‘irnpsoii was shot in
the lcg by Thomas licyiiolds. The ball
passed through the thick part of his leg
and he was taken to his home. llr. l'ar-
dcc. who has bet it so successful of lntc
with .‘. large nnmhcr of surgical opera-
tions. extracted the biillct and under his
skillful treatment 'l‘iiiipson is gctting
along “my iiici-lv. it is uiidcrslootl that
Reynold; shot it boy in a similar manner
one year ago and handles the deadly
\\‘citpon \‘cry frccly.
llil M. uday evening \\'iii. 11. Knapp.
Andrew Lockwood and J.uncs Taylor of
this city were arrested in the borough by
t‘hivf l. ickwood for drunkenness and.
drivnig. ’l‘ucsilay iii-.iriring they
were brought bcforc Justice Scllcck who
pliiccd :i ii ie tip.iii them. I. \ckwood
paid his lim- :iud Knapp and Taylor ap
pcitlcd tin-tr case to tlic next tcrni of the
supcrior court. They .wcrc placed
under boii ls of $200 and $100 respectinh
ly. tlilllll Hogan became their honds~
man.
A l'i‘potl. has lict‘ri going around the
st rtc through the piipcrs that tll‘t‘ t‘on-
solidatcd road has purchased the build~
in}: owned by W. ll. Swords and that it
was to be torn down and iciuoved in
order, that a clear way can be secured
which will enable the gaieuiun to see
the trains coming from the cost. To a
Sux‘rixiu. representative Mr. Swords
domed evrr ha vim: rcccchd un taller
from the railroad for the purchase of his
block and that he ucvcr has had any in—
tcntion of at Iling. p The repeated reports
that he has sold his property has caused
him considerable annoyance and keeps
liistenauts dissitisllod as they do‘not
know when they will have to vacate.
lie expressed the opinion that he would
never sell the property as he was very
well satislled with it.
“Mason & t‘o‘s line chocolate lion
lions Stlc. lb. at l‘laisteil‘s.
1n the l‘ublishcrs‘ chlily of Saturday
the following allusion is madc‘ to the
printer which has rct‘ctiily been publish-
cd by t‘., \V. Knudsen: “The author
aims to teach reading rapidly by a pho-
to the correct pronunciation and clear
uttcranccof the pupils. lie justly as
sorta that English-speaking people have
more frequently an unintelligible. minn-
hiiug utterance than the speakers of
other languages. He claims that the
alphabet used is easily learned. and that
the rules for spelling according to pro-
nunciation have been formed so as to re-
tain the ordinary spelling in as many
words as possible, no that when pupils
are promoted to ordinary books they
very easily learn to read them. His idea
is not so much to introduce hie stern
of phonetics. an to help the pupi‘emt
nine at night the sounds the word-chock!
have. ‘
.\
ispccrlicat ions.
nctic system which pays special regular
W. (.1. Burke offers for sale the grass
on his farm at Bronkside.
The seventh month old child of Chas.
Diver-died quite suddenly last evening
in this city.
t‘oiiisiock llrot’hcrs‘ store will clcse
evenings at 6 o‘clock except Saturdays.
from July 5. to Sept. 1.
Members of the Salvation Army will
go to lliricn this evening and hold a
jubilee in llic Town hall at. that place.
~~ M. ll. l‘arsous will exhibit his car of
Horses at the llrookside Stock Farm on
and after Saturday. July ‘2. They are .3
line hit.
The board to examine pupils for the
Normal School was in town chiicsday
hutno applications for admissii ii were
made.
Thc llt‘tll yesterday drove the workv'
men t ilof ii Illl & tloldscliniidi‘s factory
and slrllllli‘tl the work of unloading coal
barges at Ferris coal yard.
The South Norwalk Savings Society
liasdeclarcd a. dividend to depositors at
the rate of four per cent per annum.
payable on and after July ll.
A sailing party went down the harbor
last evening on the yacht “Ariel." A
fine brcczo was blowing. and the party
had a pleasant time.
“'ill lleKlyn informs his friends that
in the fall he intends to leave this beau~
tiful city and take up his abode in the
south. \Ve understand that ho is to be-
come a railroad king.
Last evening Oliver .li. Trowbridgc of
this city and Miss Mary A. Green of Mil-
ford were married in Fiiirlicld by Rev.
J. E. liusliiicll. They will make this
city theirhomc.
.-\ lawn party was held on the premises
of (‘liarlcs l-‘erris on liziy \"iew avenue.
\Vednesday afternoon. by theyoungpro
pic of the t't‘ongri‘gutlnllillt‘lllll‘t‘ll. $17.00
was l"t‘.'lll7."tl.
~~l‘nrc rubbcr fruit j-ir rings: also the
leading jars. 1 qt. and l pl. for stile by 1“.
ll. Nash it liro.
.loscpli (tourism and Miss Maurie .\ vcry
were iiiarrii-il on Tucsduy crcning lit the
home of the bride in Springwood. llcv.
t‘. E. Harris otliciated and the couple rc—
ci-ivcd the congratulations of a large
number of friends. . .
Fourth of July will bccclcbrtiicd by
members of the lilitc Social cltib who
have hircd a sloop to take tlicrii to Long
island on that day. They intend to
"piiiiit Tl‘tl" wliiclicvcr lung Island town
they visit.
\Vedncsday i‘\'t‘lllll).‘; the Salvation
Army held it lloly tiliost iiiccling at thc
barracks. The converted iiiinisircl and
the musical llltlr\'cl wcrc attractions pre-
scni. bcsidcs ll‘t‘ cream and cake in thc
closc of tho iiicciiiig.
Siii'ritl‘.~\'olstcr of Stamford canto to
this city on \\‘ciliicsiliiy :iftcr thrcc llun-
gitriiiiis employed in Joseph J. Ascli‘s
fur factory for indulging in it light in
lLirirn. llc liziiiili'iilfi‘il the trio and
took them to Stamford with him.
'l‘lic attractions at ll \tou l‘oiiit ncxt
wcai wcck arc as follows: Tuesday.
llciiry t‘lay Lodgc N». l‘» of New York:
\Yedncsday.'l‘iininiiiny Society of New
York: Friday. Park Street llirptist Sum
day school of Staten Island.
Eight applications for membership
wcrc rcccitmd by l‘ioiiccr Lodgc. .\llt‘li‘lll
Order of the Mystic t‘haiii at their last
nit-cling. .\ lodgc of this ordcr is llt'lllg
fornicd in this city. ‘l‘iic objects of the
order (”1‘ good, and tho work is \cvy
line. .\iiy iiiloriiiulion tlcsircd can be
obtaincd of 'l‘hos. \‘iliiigc of this city.
\V. S. \\'cbb liasbccn invitcd by mayor
llubbcll to cxhtlu! in this city his ‘ , li‘lnr-
lllil Rolling Exposition." it cur buiit ch
pi‘cssly for exhibiting the products of
Florida. and showing the attractions and
nilyantiigcs of that rtalc. it will giro
otir people grcnt pleasure to sce this
novel cxliibitioii. and the arrival of tlic
ciir Will be looked forward to With grcnt
interest. ,.
South Norwnlk has no ‘Jako Sharps or
liooillc alder men. but lhcrc sccnis to bc
in licr midst :i fcw who are continually
committing pitiy thefts. This work
several dooryiirds in the lower part of
tlic city li:i\:t‘ lsccii rt‘lli‘veil (if Clli‘ll‘t‘
plants and urticlcs have been lnkcri from
clothcslincs. (hi \\'cst avciiuc similar
nth-uses have been committed. it is a
pity that the offenders cannot be captur-
cd and punished.
\V. ll. Rider. formerly of this town.
is to have charge of the work of building
the new system ofscxvers in l‘ort t‘hcstcr.
The l‘lii'tcrprise of that place says: “The
committee of the ll lard of Trustees has
ciigugcil Engineer \\'. ll. Ryder. of Nor-
iviilk. who foruiuiiitcd the plans and
to t‘xcl‘i‘is‘c it flt‘tli‘l‘iil
supervision ovcr the work. Mr. llidcr is
now criiploycd upon a system of watch
works at tliicoulii. N. Y. His son. Mr.
Joseph ll Rider. a graduate of the l‘olyv
tcclinic Institute of Troy. an i said to be
an experienced rngiiieer, will have
charge for the present.“
Increased interest is being shown at
the services of tho Mcthoilist church in
this city and larger crowds than ever are
attending that place of worship. Rev.
C. 1‘). Harris preached two excellent scr~
muns last Sunday which have caused
much favorable continent. llis clo~
quinine is beyond anything that has been
heard before from tho pulpit of this
church and the result is shown by the
large attendance; Next Sabbath even-
ing his subject will [‘7 “God in America.
or the l'uited Sta es in History and
l‘rophecy.“ and a grand discourse may
be expected. The sorvicc will be of a
patriotic.character and the church will
be decorated with lites and'llowers. It
is needless to say that the seating capac~
ity olthe church Will be taxed to its utmost.
to accommodate all the people who will
attend. «
The following are the ranks that were
uncured by the pupils of Misc N. F.
Baird‘s Institute for the school term
which just closed: The first rank was
assigned to Miss Pearl Kittredgo, of State
Hill. N. Y.. and the second rank to Misc
Fannie Lutiiiier. of Brooklyn. The ranks
in special studies were held as follows:
Swords. of South Norwalk. 1“th rank
in spelling—Miss Amy Cox, of Brook-
side. First rank in French—Miss Pearl
Kittredge. of State Hill, and Miss Marie
Taggart. of Washington, D. 0. First
rank in German—Miss Iota Swords.
First rank in painting—Miss Kittie Hoyt,
of Norwaik. First rank in crayon draw—
ing—Mics May Varnum. of Lowell, Mass.
First rank In instrumental music-Miss
Amy Cox. of Brookaide. The grammcr
wines were won, the first half year by
Mica Iola Swords, of South Nor-walk,
and the second half by line Gertrude
Dibble. of Rowayton.
First rank in mathematics—Miss Iota,
St. John‘s Lodge held a special com-
munication last evening and worked the
third degree.
The theme of the pastor at the Congrc~
tional church next Sabbath evening “‘lll
be: “Our National Riddle.“
Rtv. A. F. Home] will conduct service
in the German language next Tuesday
evening. in the Congregational chapel.
The walk in front of W. C. Quintird‘s
liiic residence has but u improved this
week by the addition of several loads of
tar.
l‘rof. llcim‘s son from New York city
has aL‘Ccptctl a positlon With Jacob l'a~
kulski. lie will move his family to this
city in n fcw days. .
Missilmmtt ll. l'iidcrhill‘sgriiduating
essay {in “ Early and Modern Norwalk.“
will appear in the Sixx‘l‘lxkl. next week.
‘l’i'cderick t‘alvin. of Beacon Falls. was
drowned at Milford “each Tuesday
morning. lie was clamoring and waded
beyond his ticplll- ll“ “‘35 forty years
old. 7
\V. F. \‘iuith. late frciglit agent of the
llanhury road. has been appointed gene-
ral passenger ticket agent of the Knick-
erbockcr Stcnniboat Company, office 116
South St., N. Y.
As usual lioton Point on July 4th will
be visited by thousands of people. Those
wishing to spend llie day at the sea shore
can find no more favorable resort than
this as spccial attractions for that day
are advertiscd.
Miss Carrie llyatt of this city and Ed-
ward E. Mead of the borough are to be
married Monday morning in l‘l‘tSl Nor-
walk. After the ci-rcmony they will
make an cxtcndcd tour and rtltll‘ll home
in about tcn days.
A' fair was held on the premises of
Mrs. 11. Y. .-\. Fliichcstcr on \thltiv‘sday
chning. for the bow iii of“ the fresh air
fillltl. 'l‘llt‘l‘i‘“‘ilsilulit‘llig it) tho barn
and ice cream and ivfrcsiiiucnts wcrc
scrvcd in largc ipuiiittih's‘.
lloracc Match and Frank Nash starts
to-riiorrow on a two \H‘cli‘s cruisc as for
cast as New l. indon. 'l'lh‘y Will lirst go
to l.'trcliniont and \\‘llllt'>“l ihc rcgatta at
that place on Monday. They will snilon
Mr. llatch‘s “l‘iiinforc.”
\Vork has llt‘\ ii in i-r ‘grcss on the new
drinking fountain 15.:8 Work and ill a
few days it Will probably be in position.
(lur citizens have r. spondcd liberally in
tho ubjlct. for which numbers of the
\V. t‘. T. l'. have lni ii \‘LtllYllfisliig
Scri‘iccs iii the ii iii st church Sunday
min. libiitl: St-roun by tlic pastor. sub-
je-ct: "l'nconscioih lulluciu‘c." t‘oin-
iiiunioii following. i " suliivct: “.l‘ll"
ldcal and ill" ll-ul .\'Ilt l'lt‘il " l‘ricnds
cordially irii it. d.
The Littlc ifiliii: ~ .i. k t‘lllll had ii iii..-
time ill 'l‘ai‘i rm 1. l..i.l ltist 'l‘ui s lay.
'l‘licy found tlic zit-c.iiiiniodations at
‘l‘nrcrii lililll l ii. in r than at little
Iflltininioclx. rind irl‘: tl‘ clzirc ihc chowdi-r
:iiiil lixnis the ion-t Mir sci l'cl'ori- thc
\‘lilli. '
About ll.l'\ if. loci. cn ‘l‘iicsdiiy night
tlic largo belt at ihc t’i' t‘lrlt‘ light station
slippcd i-il of thi~ \\ ll! »1 and l-cl'oic ilic
lingo niachinc could lw slot-poll tlic ll \or
was torn up and i‘ltlt‘l‘lllllt‘ diiiiiiigc
tlonc. Thus." who wc:c iii the building
at thc liiiic ll‘ltl :i vcry narrow cscapc.
“a"
A ticw lrolt niacliiic was put in 'l‘hc
Duncan Iron lt‘illili; \\'.irks this wcck.
it is tlic Mcrrinun pm. iii and is consid-
crcil mm of the in st Ill icbincs of thc kind
that isjii llit‘ lllttllit'l. chcrui additions
have rcccniiy been nude to this c-iiiccrn
which gives tlicm the flll‘ll-lu s for doin.‘
first~class work. They -!iippcd this
wcck to \\'.-siport an illlll fciicc for
t‘ntis’. church of that plicc.
Messrs. l‘ricc. Shcrnizui .\ t‘.\.. manu-
acturers of felt hats. ill to I‘ll Snyder
avenue. Philadelphia. changed
tlicir factory to indcpcudcnt. rcliiiniiig.
liochcr. till the old liciids of tlcpni‘b
rueriisnnd many of t‘icir most cxperi~
criccd lllt‘ll. The change was made {or
good business reasons. and not because
of dissatisfaction with the members of
tlic liaitcrs‘ union.
1“. S. lluiiiphre)‘. Who fill‘llli‘tl a class
in shorthand in this city a short time
ago. is in the city again. and will remain
for n week at the rcsidciicc of licv. 11_
i\. llclztno. whcrc he will nicct :iny Wish-
ing to take up the study of shorthand
and type writing. Mr. Humphrey is an
t \pcricnccd reporter. and his system for
teaching is Very succcssfnl. For parti-
culars scc advoriiscmcut.
have
_\ novel steam launch was brought in
to cur harbor on 'l‘ucsduy by a man who
was on his way from New York to Np“-
llavcn. lt was 18 fcct l mg. 4 feet widc.
and the uiigiiic, which. i iok up a very
little room. has run by naptlia. The
launch was tied at llic‘stcaniboiit dock
and iii less than one minute‘s time
it got up steam and went spinning down
the harbor. li attracted considerable
attention as the boat was very attractive.
The ("ity of Albany wrll leave this city
ill 8‘ and “Maori Point at 8.35 Monday
morning on her Fourth of July Excur-
sion to Erastiua and l‘orepaugli‘s great
Olympian show, which is “.130 of the
greatest exhibitions the world We? saw.
The fare will he only 60 cents for the
round trip. with an extra charge of fit)
cents for admission to the show. The
sail down the harbor will afford the best
possible opportunity to view Bartholdi‘s
Statue of Liberty. 1f the day is line
there will undoubtedly be a large num-
ber take this means of enjoying the holi-
day.
J. L. llurbank has purchased of Mr.
crosstuan of New York. the black mare
which he bought 0““ Sears ago of James
11. Knapp of this city. and which is con-
sidered one of the beat horses ever ownv
ed in Norwalk. Site may not be as fast
as “Ephraim“ was In his younger days.
lint she is full,“ 800d looking and has
the finest road \lm‘llllvfii “Uncle John.“
iaqnite enthusiastic over his purchase,
and we would not be surprised it before
loop.l he is found up on the track and
giving friend Nash the tightest rub he
has yet had this season. He says. how-
ever. that he isn‘t suing to trot. and to
make it impossible for him not to do co.
he intends to take f‘Aunt Hannah“ with
him every time he l8 liable to be tempted;
But if the boys banter him much it is
‘quite likely that Mrs. B. will be left
home at least one evening; and that Mr.
B. will throw dust in the faces of the
owners of some of our awifteat hornet.
Whether this happens or not. Mr. Bur-
bank can congratulate himself upon the
possessron of a very nice piece or horae~
flesh. ~ P. S.—-The abOve was written
early in the week and when Mr. B‘s reeo~
lutlon was atronz. Since then he hae
been up on the track and made it very
class in Yale this week. and the class
The Fountain Gun club will hold a
shoot on July 4th on the grounds of H.
A. Saunders. Marksmen from surround-
ing towns will be present and a first~clasc
time may be expected.
Arrangements have been made where-
by the steamer “Island Belle“ now con.
nects at “‘ilson‘e Point with trains on
the I). d: N. R. R. The changes will be
great convenience to the public.
C. II. Harvey, the boot and shoe deal-
er has a new advertisement in this issue.
which is of interest to the general public.
Mr. Harvey is an old hand at the bush
iicss. thoroughly understands it and the
wants of the people. lie gives assurance
of the best goods at. lowest prices. ..
The time has arrived for canning fruit
and lltltlSt‘lit‘t‘pt‘l'S at this season general-
ly ri quire jars in which to put their prc-
scrvcs. I“. ll. Nash & Bro. have a selec-
tion which should be seen before pur-
chases are made elsewhere. They do not
make a specialty of fruit jirs btit keep
in stock everything pertaining to~house~
hold ware.
PE “5051‘ I. 3' I'iNTlthN
Capt. l‘erkiiis was in the city Satur-
day. '
Mrs. F. S. Lyon, Jr. is at Asbnry Park.
N. J.
Miss Ella Betta has returned home
from her visit in Boston.
Miss Lillie Hustcd is visiting friends
in Huntington. L. I.
liev. Mr. Kingston. formerly of this
city. has been in town this week.
Fred Knapp itartcd this morning for
an extended trip through the west.
Miss ticorgio \Vateriiian has been via»
ilini; Miss lolii Swords this week.
Miss Annie Knapp has returned from
a visit with friends in New Haven.
Mrs. John F. Holden is visiting her
sistcr. Mrs. \'an.\ukcu. at Port Jervis.
Mrs. George l“. Ailicii in of Brooklyn.
.\'. \'.. has br-cn visiting in town this
week.
Adrian lli-rz id returned from Europe
on Monday and joint l his family at Key-
scr Island.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tollcs are spend-
ing a few days with friends, in Provi-
ilcnt‘t‘. ll. 1.
\V. H. Stevenson. J. l‘. llopson and I".
t‘. l‘d) llt‘ wcrc at tho Maliaskcino hotel
on .\l-.~nil:i_\'.
Mrs. ll. t‘ohn. with licr t‘liilil.
ting hr-r mother. Mrs. Sholcs. lll lirst
.\‘brw:i‘.k_ '
Mrs. John \\'. Duke and \\'. (‘. Poole
are visiting ilii-ir iiiothcr. Mrs. l'rbziiie
Sw'ift ill llcilly.
Miss Jennie l‘cgg. daughter, of Rev. C.
M. l‘cpu. has. bcen visiting friends in
town this wcck. .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1.: Smith have
gnu.- io the Adirondacks wlicrc tlicy will
spciid two wccks.
Mrs. li‘rank l. \ckwcoil ll llovs
halls. \‘cr.. is visiting Mrs. t'ito llillt‘ll
on \Vt‘rl il\‘cllll".
Miss t‘uri‘ie llakin of NM? Jersey is
spending the wccl: with Miss Ncllic llis-
brow on West avenue.
ll. A. Matthewson has returned from
his wcstcrn tourntnl is again stopping}\
at tho Malinckcmo liotcl. 5.
\Ydlt‘l‘ coiiiriiissioncr t‘oiincrs .‘llitl fari.—‘<.
ily of llrooklyn are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John 1.. liurbankS.
Marshall J. t‘uich. of the (lid Dunno.
ion Sicaluship t‘o.. spcut Sunday wrili
his parcnts in this city.
Misses Nollie and Minnie “‘iicox have
rcturned from n sojourn among thc dc-
liglitfiil hills of Litchlicld.
Mr. and Mrs. George “'helplcy will
sl-irt to~iu»=rrow on a trip to liridgewater
and \V‘tsllillglt‘ll. Conn.
Mrs. James S. Hailey. Jr.. and children
of Brooklyn. N. Y.. are spending a few
days at the home of L‘ito llatch.
Miss llcccie Levy and Mrs. ll. Silbcr-
steii returned to their home in New York
city after spending a few days at the
lioiuc of ill. llrvis.
Rev. ll. A. Delano received of his
Alma Mater at the annual commencw
merit the degree of A. M" on examina-
tion.—t‘hicago Standard;
t‘apt. Russell Frist attended the 1011i
anniversary of the graduation of his
is visi«
of
slipper at Saviii Rock.
l‘rof. Richard \Vcltoii paid a flying
visit. to this city Tuesday. Thursday he
startcd for Indianapolis to attend the
National Musical convention.
Miss ll. '1‘. Lula of the \\'estern Union
cilice in this city is taking a month's
vacation. and during her iibscncc Miss
llcnhnni of the _ New York ollicc will fill
llt‘l‘ position.
Miss Jennie M. Richardson lift for
horn:l in llion. N. Y.. Tuesday. w here
she will spend her vacation. It is i-xpco
lcd that she will return in the fall and
resume her position as teacher of the
High school.
J. Everett Nash and Irving Ferris star-
ted: Monday morning for Philadel-
phia. where they took the “Minnie Row~
an.” Capt. Chas. St. John, for a trip to
lsston and return. The boys went off
as chipper and happy as could be. deter-
rniiicd to be neither homesick or seasick.
The trip will take about two weeks, and
when they getwhouie they undoubtedly
will have great stories to tell of the
pleasures and perils of a sea voyage.
Temperance Meeting In Muale "all.
A temperance meeting will be held in
Music Hall. Sunday alternoonmnder the
auspices of the \V. C. T. U. Rev. C. E.
Harris will be the speaker and his sub-
jct‘l will be “Did Christ Make Intoxicab
iiig Wine at the Marriage Feast." He
will speak from the Jewish standpoint
and will probably advance ideas in rela-
tion to this queationnhat have received so
much attention of late, that has never
been heard before in this town. There
should be a large. attendance at Music
Hall on Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
.. asrnnrarxitwsm
“The Highest Blddet.“
i- The new comedy cf‘“'l‘he!1igheat Bid.
der“ at theLycenrn Theatre, New York,
shows no sign of being withdrawn. The
50th night has already passed by, and
the third month of this amusing and re-
markably succeeeful comedy, indicates
no diminution in public interest. It is
beyond all the greateet eucceee ever seen
in thin charming playhouse. The piece
is now likely to be econ all trimmer.
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M°§a°8l§t or We“:
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one Acker'a English Remedyand prevent
further trouble. It in a positive cure.‘
and)" managing Price 10 and 60°
lively for the boys. Age is nothing,
blood will tell. _
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Many of them de-
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