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Il't\ t \I llllrgrlllrvl :llll.ti‘lv d .I l:II._~II IIIIIIi-
l’ltlr l’i‘filtl'llt‘t‘ on Main St. It was a
II I) pleasant occasion.
»— \\'all Papers. white llltlllkSrLlllt‘. dou.
IIle roll at llIeker‘s. ‘54 Main 81.. South
N \l\\' Ilk.
A large consignment of peaches ur~
liVISIIlllI)‘ at t‘. l“.. li-tnsm‘s market.
l'..l’ll~ -: III-slung any ot the fittit for rain
ltil L: turpnses .slII-iIlIl (“in lit the place
It izijtut‘t the huge rlIIt‘k that he
{tl\\ .l) s l.:Is IIII lIItIId.
\t\'l\llll“\ll.\" :Il'tI‘InIIIIu ti )‘I-riiig lnuu
IIII .l the I‘Xl‘t‘rlt‘llll‘ll: of jumping I ll of
II we-l hound ll‘.llll that was passI-Ir:
through this t‘ll). .\s a result he was
IvI‘IiI .l around In the mud \‘lllsltlt*r1tlll)'
:IIIIl lIIs i‘It‘llll‘.‘ “are \‘I-I'y lllllt‘ll soiled.
l‘aik ,\\t‘li\l“ l!l~llllll“. ut Bridget tilt.
thit l‘..I\ II splendid reptItttIIIn :is It
lir~t N m hoarding st‘lIIIIIl for huts.
I’I Is 'l|.li itIstIIlI-III n:s :i sin t'iall)‘. and
II )‘ll1“'-'“x“"“‘l“ I‘are. 'l'ta‘svlmol en~
‘1.) s tl..- high. sl IrlIviIt‘es art-III those who
It‘ll\t‘ plunder Il ll. S I- adv. ril>I‘Illrl.l.
The premium last of the l".trttiI'lIl
t' IiIlIIv .\:riI-IIIt.Ir;Il Society fair has
Ill't’ll issuIIl it‘.\l turn be had by applying
in tlnw tl’i ‘vrs I-l llli' sIIt‘II-ty. It Is [II he
Ilt‘llt'll ti: It all \\ ho I-aII \\Ill I‘tztitiIlIIlte
s» lllt' Zillit‘lt‘ to llll‘ fair and tliI‘rI-liy make
the It'll) ~_~I \‘I l to ainnti II t xliilIItiIIti a
.‘vmtul sIII‘I'I ss.
\\'IllI:tIIi SlII lIlIIII. the stone tnusnn.
IIlIzle timing up \\':I.~lIiIII_;tIIII strI-I-t,
Nilt’lrduy al'ltrn IIIII. was thrown from
:I'
l- I . l l“ Igvlzu Tira- lllllllt‘:t.~3llll “Villltt‘l' Ills \\':l:.:Hll ilrllll tlII- IIIjIIrtI-s he we lived
I-ri I lllltl I ~II.II Iii. llt'lll I ll‘l '_\‘llt;: \\l'l't"\t rv St'VI ll‘. ll~~ “Its carried to
tl.. l;'lt-~,-, lII~ lI‘lll” In tho lI-II‘IIIiglI and has been
’1‘: In ILA.” unit. “ I”. I“. , “4...“; I: ti I- II I.I ln's llI-tlst‘ sI-II~-~. lI \\‘lll lIII
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III ll ‘.ll' llll‘ gr. ll‘ l :ItIl the .L’ Itrs “‘t'rt‘ tiiI-.IIIII~t‘s of t' I I" III' the IIIII‘IIIi4lI. spent
iII.IIII- tIsIIiI ss 1" Ir sthII- llllll’. " .‘lrlllIIiy I-I.:'.I III the guard ltIIIlsI‘ for
Sun III. :II II :iIt III:IlI l *III .II l‘. ll\« ““4““ tilivtiist‘l\""' I'." it‘llll“; ‘Irmllfl
[at N ‘ .\ lll‘. ll:‘Il' 2' III lllt‘ .\' -I‘.I:iIl Tt‘gllllt‘lll lw-
l‘II " ‘ H, N ‘1, .‘\:Wh m llzdI r I‘Inw li.:l.l It: ditltik will ll'l-l .l.I I’l‘r
M; ”W k l" ”H “h“. HA7“ “ m ll'll-=l"lllll‘\l ll:x II'IIIII‘ lllt‘ .\.IrIv.tlkI~rs
I“ ”4.1%: l A‘_‘_ r. “h l“ \( I'. II.§I.iI.\‘ in the I.:II.IT I ll “l~r‘.
_\t .I t,\ It . ~,t If It: lshlll H at. l. IIIiislIIt y was III lI-wn Tuesday
.I l.I, .If it I. -I.. l I» ,1 dt‘ “d. mrm. nit. I'IIIII II. He l‘llll‘lutat‘d lllll‘t‘ lIw-ttles
in... IV ”p.13 ”.1 ll “III Itilulhtlr II.’ "t‘rIII‘l III l‘dt'l‘fi :ottl lIvIllIugs‘ ill a
:uIi ‘It loge I» I..»
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l-t‘i xtll‘rlt‘t lull :Il llll'
my» l-l It‘lllill; I'I II'Iis iII I‘l‘AIlI Ii I“I:IIIII
l'II\I slwr IIII HIIIII'IIIV |\Ill'
tzg. . . ‘I'I-IrlaIi‘IIl tlittz-vixlnds‘.
|.\.I “I \\I.1.‘II In. «IIIIII J Int: met '. IIIIIl
rl I ~ . II! \\ i~ :m IIIIII~II .l 'uL-I 'l‘hrIII
I... II~ . 3 tin lliils lIlms III:I I ll'- lol-
lv \\II..;‘- \I run;
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lli Ill'lil :Ilti lit IIII' II II Il’ l‘ Illl' lig‘til‘t
.NIIIIIIII) I~ In III: I. 'l‘ilallllzlvtl. as he
II III ;I II It -I “”11““; \. ssrlst . t‘I-Ills
t._.,.t “2'3. .‘Ilt. , N Istt sI-I Ins tII Iw
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Ill‘ M I tlll‘tI "‘ r I I titu't‘.
NI\: “III; piztIt I.I'fIill the
gl’.II§tt;I‘..lI;.: tss‘.I_\‘ I»? .‘ll‘. l‘iF-II’HIH ll \.
whit II \\;I- s I \\'-. Il :Iulva i-nl :IUI li‘l't‘l\\ll
:It ll:I- Illglt N 'lII-IIl gt .hiIIalIiII; I xrrI‘iw s.
I3 ll'.t a rumlwr IIaI'II I .\lIh‘-~t‘II 2i IlesIII-
(I se- IlIII IlIvI‘IIIIIIIIt III print. and we
\rlv gluliy give It :i place ’ll the vol.
limits «II IlII- SI \II-M’t..‘
.\llI-'.Ii~l'»'l It...”I piI-.I~;III LIwII tIltI‘~
l.t\. II. l- r the :IiistIIt‘Is i‘l tlII- t‘lIiId-
r. II a \\ .le -\t I ”ml 5‘ \‘l‘ l) III the t‘. II.
We “.11
I
gl‘ruuliulxal I'lIIItr‘Ih \\ III II - I.. id“- ; llli'
tIsIIlIII'I- IIf .\I.~. \\‘. ll. 5\\wi.l.. I=II
\\'t.l:u~.la_\'. .\I:_;_ .12. Irwin-L} in ii ill I‘-
m. SIII llItI lllt‘ Iltt’ Mute st. IIII)‘. the
It 'tlltllrllltlll \\Ill lI~ pIIsItIInv-Il
tIll 'l‘I..II III). I‘Jllll’ I‘Mllil'. 'l‘iIII “llt‘dll
lat; I IIIItI-j '\\ ill be an “IL L sting Ira
.:IIII--II‘II.I-.1It. .\ll itli‘ lltlllttl.‘
l‘IIIIr L et 9 watI-I .‘ti‘t‘llllllllllt‘tltill the
hint III} IQ Nwrw-Illt ll ll. truck. “litre
It gaes Inst. I’rhe t‘otxsulitlalt II fund. Iltir
Ill}; lllt‘ ‘lt‘l in WI- I.l.~l .‘lll'lllil‘V. I‘II‘I‘ Stilllt‘
tune tI..II.~ IIIIilIl iIIt [\‘.\% IIIIIIJI was
lltt‘x‘rfitl) t lsllI-HI tl.I~ nus tlII'-~Il_«_'lI the
\\Zlit'l lw tinnitiswl Loo I-iIgiIus. \\'IIII~r
II ItztI I In the ll‘.Illl .Is tIIev one going
tsItsItiglI Illltl lIlI‘ I‘It‘Vt‘I InzitIiI r til trails-
in -II II: the «are liilv'lt‘sll It :I large t‘l‘il\\‘il
lIIIIl IIuII I'~ li;lt‘:_.tlr tl llii l‘ ‘._ ,
, Mi». \ItlIIIr NI. I Inf llIt.lIIII\'
{IlII'Vr lbi‘ litllt‘li. .\I. \h, “illl
start-
liI'r lIIIs-
l'IIIIIIl IIII Tow-oily Inviting. 'l‘lII)‘ lIl'l
ltInlIiIIt‘ on the II. I\ N. ll. ll . l'IIiiI
that :Iriins III tlIIs city about ton.-
I-Ilm‘lh hiIIIItlv :II'III' hitting l‘IItlII-l
Mrs. Smith latit-Il'ainl tall I IllItls tII re~
here in r tzIIlI-Il. llr. t'II<lIlu.iII of New
\-IIlt wily got on the lrulri zit lil‘ltIII‘li-
\ tile. and he {IIIlIIl to find ztIIv pulse.
Nw has Ink: II I It“ the lriun at \\'iltoii
\\ lII Ie ‘lll‘ tlit‘ll in It rllull tIiite. llenrt
tllet'Iirzt \Va- ptIIiIIliIIwI d lllt t‘ntrw of her
death.
The llll‘lt'lllt'lll wruIlIIr did not pre~
\ent it I‘llfit‘ attendance at the sIIt‘ialIIe
to the Ylwth IIlI-t I-IIIIrI'lI. Monday even-
mt: MIIsIIvtl selit‘tiIns were tendered
tw .‘ll-S lltlIlIt SI-luiell. l-Iva \Vymlm.
.‘lrfifil‘fl. ll IningIotI and ll‘inmItiIl and
Itt‘llllllt‘ll‘ by I‘lls! iiretttt l-lalentlotf.
Miss l-Ziniitn (ingot)- and Leo llavls
Hillll‘tl ng-utl_\:7_rto the plItisIII'e of the
Netting. Rev. Mr. llitriis occupied the
turn r part ot‘ the evenirg iit h‘lltllllg
sorta» of the i ntit'l'lt‘llt‘us uf his journey
ulII'IIltIl which proved very entertiiitnlig
to his limiters. The :ovitilIle was It \ll‘~
cided succrss. ,
Irving \\'. Roget‘s. ti carpenter em-
ployed on the new corset factory lIuIld-
rug. fell from a scaffolding last Saturday
afternoon utnl received some Verv pitiu~
[Ill and setittis injuries. The scall'olding
was about thirty feet high and the cause
of the ut‘cnlenr was a plank that had
carelessly been laid on the building. llt.
l‘artleewuq called and Mr. lingers was
carried to his home in the borough. Dr.
Gregory made an examination of the
man's injuries and found that his right
shoulder blade was badly shuttered an)
one. rih was broken. He is now getting
tilting nicely. .
James MacllI-nry \V‘l‘l alruek by n
treight train between Rawayton and
Ilarien In Monday afternoon. He was
taken to Stamford and the Herald of
that place remarks as follows: fl: ap.
tears that he had got a little behind with
his boardsnt Nntwulk and was walking
to another station to take a train for {ear
he might he wanted for his board hill.
lie was struck In the center of the back
and thrown to the opposite track which
rohnbly cut his head. Owtnll t0 the
wavy rain he must not have heard the
train coming behind him. Mitcflenry
was riot dangeroualv injured. buthnd it
inaction express which struck him the
Cénfitfihenm muet certainly have been
fatal. He said he had money enough to
tote him home to Philnde
ted to thnt oily dud went down thnt of.
«moons '
phi: if he
could reach New York. nod haw unis-
I'slt Illtl; slide and III :in ll.t]llll’)’ .‘llllt‘tl
lIIEIl IIA- “as In sl Ill {IIIL Xllllllli' till llio
{allowing III IttIIiig. It Is supposed that
he l.IItiI.;l.l the pit-III ration for his dogs
but It was l'l‘lllillkt‘ll that he lllll‘llllt d to
Ilikl‘ It iIItII I'aiup \\‘llll llllll.
'I h-II'II} .Il‘ .\ils:rtt}‘ is \‘ill'l_\'ill;: a Li‘Iiat
iii In) [missengers IlItIiIu; thI-s.‘ plI-Isnnt
'Ilais. aI.Il \‘t‘ on II lt‘l' \\ II_\~ iii III‘ of our
gII .I;.;.~ -t.I II .-_ tII’tI- :IIII- IIII.I;_:I~ III the up»
IIIIIIu' try of a sh Iii ml plIIIsIIIt saIl
up the tint. 'l‘tIII steamer has never. l’.)
wilt minds in rII tIIIIlI-r sIII‘h careful and
gentleinanlv Illi 'ei‘s.’antl alt titipIIslllIIll
lIIIat \\ lIl. It them should lie llllt“ would
lI:i\I- to we ‘ and I Int: t.I li’itl any heltvl‘
I
“H. ld‘lklllvk Knowles. “Ir (ivlllt’
MIIIIII. IltIIl at the [l'rlllt‘llk‘t‘ of lll'l‘
brother John Martlu in ”Us city. IIII
Tuesday :It the age III ill :.I«ars. Mrs.
Knowles was formerly liIItii this. t‘ll_\‘.
lIiIi has I‘IsITlI-Il for some time in New
.‘I ll'utul. She Intd rt‘t‘t ntl)‘ been in poor
lII-altlI and cattle to this t‘ll)‘ to rII‘upe
rate. ller {tint-tat was llt‘ltl tlIIs altI-r-
ll Inn at 1' o‘clock and Was llllt‘ittII‘il lIv It
tinge iI'IiznlII-I~ ol' li~ r friends. of whit-h
slt=~ lliltl lll:ll!_\’ in Icon. .
lltlllllg the Vilt‘lllltlll sI‘IIsIIiI ll tItIiiilII r
of lllilll‘w‘Yt‘lllt‘lllS have I‘t‘t‘ll made at the
Frat IIIIII s'rvIt st‘lio Il house. In the
has: lllt tits ualvattni -d sinks hate lukeit
IlII- pluI'e of the old pIIIt‘I-lairi howls and
the water closets have heeu I‘lI-nretl out
and a new system adopted \‘I-uttlatton
pipes have been run from the iIaseInents
ltlllllt‘ top of the building and every Ile
lsil letting to the safety of the t‘liilIl«
Ft‘ll‘r‘ lll'illlll lttls‘ lh‘t‘ll tlllt‘lltlt‘tl l ‘.
Painting. l‘.Iperh:InglIi: and
Iniug. llI t‘ker. TIl M.iin Strict.
'JIIhn MITMIILIH. ““0 III‘ the Bridgeport
burglars \\ lI.I has lll‘t‘ll in hiding stow
the arrest of l“l‘_\'lll. was captured III
New Yolk Stitirtl t)‘ night. After he
hit-l the ltatiIlI‘ull's on he made it tl Isli in
-_:-.t titt'IIv and ran alarm the linwery.
llI- I‘IIllI Il put to th - row-Jun: on the cor
nets to save him front the ilt'lt‘l‘lh‘t‘s
who here itt pursuIt. at tl if lhlt‘t‘lth“
Sergeant tlweII Haley had not appeared
upon the St‘t‘llt‘ l‘IiIkvrloiI‘s men might
have lIei-n roughly lIItuIlled.
Musit‘ Hall was opened ttIIIlI-r f:t\‘I-Ira~
lIlII llils‘titt‘r‘s on \\'eIlitesIl>Iy evening and
l'itrluw liros. & l“rost‘stnitistrels gave it
weiy \‘l‘\'\lll:\l|l\‘ performance. N. S.
t‘arr came in for :i lIhI-rul slur.- of praise
for the llltlll'lt‘l‘ iti which he pi‘l'l‘ilflllt‘ll
his IttllI-iI iit tents. and the other artists
:II‘IlItilt ~Il tht Ins: Ives In it satisfactory
manner. l‘IIII nudtetzee was good lltl
lurid l’lll gave t'\'ltlt‘lll‘i‘ of being \vell
pleased \\ tilt the peIlI l‘lllllltt‘t‘.
nl‘ysit‘iulis prescriptions
prIItIitII-d IIt l'iiiisted‘s.
During: the lit :lV)‘ shower Monday at»
teltI-‘mtt the residence of Samuel. S.
Meeker. at (ireI-iIIiI-ltl llill. was struck
hy lightning \Vlllt‘lt instantly killed his
sevI ti _\‘\~ars IIlIl Il Iughtt-r. Ellen J. \\'lieri
the lightning stitivlt the house the little
girl wits playing ill the garter \vlth other
elIIldIeII tut none of the rest were iii-
jittI-Il. The little girl killed did ttut have
her l‘I-Ittutrs disfigured though her hudy
was t‘.i\'t~red with spots. There was one
little spot on the hack of the head where
the hair was singed. A large beam in
the g Irret was shattered to splinters.
The St Imford Herald. in a fullaccount
of the terrible accident at Selleck‘s cut
crossing, Saturday night. by which fath‘
er and son VWel‘u killed. says there is
much feeling manifested 'in that town
over the npntliy'uf the Railroad Cummis~
sit n in DUI providing nafv ty at the grade
crossings, nod a special town meeting is
being urged. some adrising the tearing
up of the trucks unless more security
against trains Is mottded. The engineer
on the locomotive was named Samuel
Close. and was a brother of the engineer
who drove the locomotive which killed
the two hungariuna at Springwood last
Christmas eve.
Companies D and F of this town left
for Niaiitic on Monday morning and
with the other companies have had some
very unpleasant weather to contend
with. The reports that come from the
‘eucampmentrgive these two companies a
full measure of credit and especially is
the Fourth regiment covered with glory.
They succeed generally in getting on
the field aheadol the other regiments
for guard mounting and battalion drill
and their punctuality is highly oom-
mendable. Today is Governor‘s Day
cud the attendance will be unusually
large. The boys will bid cdieu to Comp
Mun-hug tomorrow nnd will urine
» cutters =
(‘Cllt‘l'
I‘Itrefu ! I}
honour non.
at AulIurn. N. Y.. on Monday. Aug. 22 l.
The ruinriiage of Miss Anna Marin
llunnell. (‘t‘lllslll of I‘llss Neweomb of this
eilyrnnd llemado 1“. Fisher is announced
to hike place Sept. 7th at the chuteh of
the Holy Spirit in New York city.
The subject of llev. t‘, E. llarris‘ dis-
course at the Methodist church on Silll'
day morning will he “(lad and "is I'm.
verse.“ lit the evening his theme will
he “\‘ncntion Thoughts among the
t‘lIiIrI-hes
The t‘nnvuss of South Norwnllz for
Boyd‘s lltrevtory is l‘illlll‘lt‘lt‘. Tin-re tire
Iiiativ new Iianiesnnd removals. Their
pttlrI-nttge from business Illt‘ll has I x~
\‘t’t‘tlt d all prI-ViI-us ~ ll'orts and the ire
vety well setttsl‘lI d and promise to present
M the pul-ln' H good lI-IIIk every \\‘tl_\'.
,.._\[.-_ .‘l. H. l‘ursons will irrrivenn St
tIit'dIIy Hit 1‘? lll\l. :It the llrookstde Stock
Farm With another (‘lll‘ load of fine
young llt~f>t‘«. Among th- in may he
found R Iatlsters. Matched l‘airs 'rittd
tlciieml l'lilIl_\' Horses. Hill ’IIIiIl see
tlII III.
SI-lVit‘tIs \Vlll III- lll‘ltl its usual on Sure
day at the llaptist church. In the
morning there \\‘lll 'lN‘ preaching hy the
pastor and the t‘l‘tlllllllll‘:‘ of lIziptisrit \\‘Ill
he ndttiinisterul. The subject of the
evening‘s discourse will he "The Sound
t‘omiiiguf Christ,"
The Nurwulk llaptIst society have
made urranuvinents for a celebration of
then lil'tII-th anniversary as a society.
\\'lll‘.‘ll will occur on 'l‘tiesdav. ltivitih
lIIIIIs have Irt‘i‘ll I-xtI iidI-Il to the l’Iuplisl
l‘lllllt‘ll III this city. nlsn the one III
ll I\\':I_\‘t"ti. (II ti'il'tlt‘tpzllt‘. There Will In-
an :Jterttw-ii and evening session.
There was great I~pIrI on the track
_vI--II~I‘Ilay :IltvrIIIIIIII. 'l‘liere t‘ziIIII~IIvI~r
front SIaIIIl‘IIrIl t‘lnirley Nash and sew-rill
of his {III It Is \\Iili lIIIIII‘ troll ~Is. llllrl
they were re \vI-II‘IIIIII-Il lIynll the local
svaIlI-rs. Mr. Nash‘s lesitii nttrueted
sin I'Irtl :IttrIItI-Iti. As ustiul our rlltlllt‘i
N IslI tool; the pI-ninnt. or words in that
\ ll‘t‘t‘l.
The ladies of the ‘IYIIIIittti s \‘llllbllfilll
TI Ian-lzitn‘e l'iilt ll will {or the pm sent
hold their devotional and lIIisIIIess on M-
lugs IItI \“t‘llltt‘fillfilYMl ii II‘I‘IIII‘k p. ill.
at the Temple of lletIIIt' Linn)! IIIi MaIII
slrt I‘l. The ladies express thanks to the
l‘lllt’."ll\‘ of South Norwulk for so kindly
and liberally :tIdIiII: them In the erection
of the lint-king Fountain and iii the r
new i‘vnd-zvous hope to plan and I\l“
I'uleslill InorI- tIsI-tul work. llll‘Il ask that
inst-ail of It IIiIlIIIg atlIII-l' ll'I-lll the \V.
t‘. 'l‘. l‘. the l.IIltI-.~I Ial our wry Will Visit
at d jun us in our wink for the full and
winter. N .l. lititIII-tit l‘IIs.. W, L‘. 'l‘. 1‘.
ll--\‘. t‘ l}. “arms was extended at
waim \velI‘IIiIie at the MI l'iodlst (‘llllll‘ll
last Sunday upon his t‘I-turn lrIItn lCu
rope. The t‘lIurI‘li was handsomely llt'k“
(lrlilr‘tl \iIIIi ll ours and virus and prII
st'iitI‘tl ll llI‘tttiltlul .tppI-nrutruo. ll -\‘. Mr.
Ill-«ti Int gal preIII-hrd m the morning nu
rlitt-rtxstitu.v sermon and in the evening
Rev. Mr. llnrris gave the large conch»
gallon the lII-III iii of some of his obser-
vations utid l'Xllt‘I'u'llt‘I‘.‘ while abroad.
A huge pillow of flowers In the nllar
with the words “Welcome home“ ovrr it
“its \‘t‘l‘_\' .‘lplirtiprlfllt‘ but the large num-
ber \\‘_lIIIslIo\~lt theprtstor‘s hurtd uftIT
IIIIt‘i services was further evidence of
the warm welcome 'lllly felt in llitlr
hearts toward Mr. H irris.
i'rzitinNAl. .‘lllNTlth
Antony ll.t'rtwiek of this city sailed
for Etll‘hlit‘ yesterday. >
Miss lzrlir‘ t‘IItinIIr returned to
Iltvlllt' in Brooklyn. yisterday.
Henrg.‘ LII-kwood. of the firm of t‘ Iol~
edge & l. It‘kIVI-Iid. is at Sarntogti.
Miss Hattie littl‘lt‘hll of East XUI’WI‘tIk
isw‘isititig frlends ut Palomigue. L. I.
Miss Mary ll.hlIle has been spending a
portion of her vacation in New York
state.
Miss J IIltevieve S iiitli has heeII spt lid.
in: a few days in New You; 0in this
week.
Miss llatt‘e M. \‘ialleol‘ lloston lsVlSll~
int: Mrs. \'. .\. SI‘IIiiI-ld III the Warwick
llIllt‘lI
Miss lltttt e lloyt started yesterday for
It few \Vl‘t ks visit In Bridgeport and New
Haven.
l“.. N. \\'tlsun. Jr. of lli‘ookl} ti. N. Y.
has l-een spending the week til “'ui. ll.
Sword‘s.
Miss l. zzie Selleek went to Hartford
this week I I attend at rIIeIptioii given In
that city.
Miss l‘llllltlll t‘ItsliIII.III
River spent Sunday with
(liltlfl‘t _\'.
Mr. and Mrs. G: III‘ue Ford rI-ttirtitd
home from Ih - l‘alnkllls on 'l‘titsdiiy
ultt‘t‘tttniit. , ' i
Miss Funnier MIlIIs (If llolvoke who has
heeti Visiting telatives iii town hits re~
turned home.
MN. Hope Smith of Brooklyn. N. Y.
hits been spending the pad. week \vIt-lt
relatives in titvti. '
Mr. and Mrs. .\I-I:‘.Iii Kaser of ll~IlIIIk~
en. N. J.‘lrt‘\[lrllllll;.{ tit >\\'ui. ll. God.
frey‘s on Golden lltll. .
Mrs. James Break“ and dnughter
Annie \vill leave Europe tomorrow for
their home in this city.
Mrs. lltirriet. llendricksou and son
George of New York city are the guests
of Mrs. Limit-l l‘uwnseud.
,Mrss L'azie Dayton is spending her we
cation in making a tri through the
northern part of Ney Yer ' state.
Charles J. Keisler. of Newark, is vist~
ing his cousin. Willie Kelsler. of this
city. and his uncle Andrew J. Keisler.
Miss Florence Jones has returned to
her home in New York city after milk-
ing a short visit With friends in town.
William J. Leland started on a trip to
Montreal yesterday. He will visit other
points of interest. before returning home.
Mrs. Daniel Townsend and grandson
Chas. Mitchell have been spending a few
dnys at Mm. Nelson Gotham‘s in Wilton.
v Miss Funnie Perrin of Haverstraw
and Jesse Hamilton of New York city
have been visiting Ellison DePuy this
week.
William Ireland started today for
Pembroke, 0nt., where he wtll spend
three weeks with his children and
friends.
Miss Emma E. White. of Newark. N.
3.. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. George
Bognrdus and Miss Csrrie Keisler of
this city.‘
Miss Mnry Van DuL n and His. Such
Parkin- of Oxford. . Y. urn visiting
Iliu- Hnttla Imterottht-oitynuduu.
lit‘l‘
of Five Mile
Miss Minnie
Willing W. Lute: of Kuwait.
mile beyond. I‘m ii i-" "lily to run back and
gather up llll‘ (NH! 1”“! ltiangh-Il frngtIII‘I ls.
.\IIIl the t’ictitns‘ Ill-1V lltlYt‘ only to ‘ "ne.
hurrursti‘ivheu :IIIII l-I»\\’rl‘li‘>s. upon the rust
:tlittl‘nzlt'llltt: train !.-r .s-Iiiie livi- second-4‘ "mt
ll lIuIl passed at when it herd Passed. uh...“
fwlll‘ human lw: :s I .\I‘li:tll_‘:t~tl the Juyh or that
glad sunsliier Ila) lwr lll!‘ \llll’hllt‘sfi ut‘ the night
death. ’
.‘Xlil within llII- \iI-I‘k (\\‘I\ more in Stain
by the sItIIIII II.II1I. l llt‘lll‘\l‘, lIitIl
lin‘s lII‘IItI-II II‘all ..I: llIt‘lll '.\‘ lltls I‘Ivrtmr
in Its LN I\Mt\l vi its t' . run Its ll
I-tvr the. ‘
thI'lI Ivl - Ittrty lIeyIIiIIt 0
III lllt‘ ii:I~tIIs :IIII; l‘l!l]‘ltl)t'|‘\ «~r the I
ItI-IIIII men «I IL: \. \. x X. H l:. I. t .
cull ll:l\ your iv ‘1': “Hum )‘I-II nut I
Hill!“ ~r " \l“lll :Iii iIIIllttIlna
.IIIIIII'tItL I f lltI‘S“ lltii '
* III-d l lI.. ItIItIe .It llll‘ll
“gputtsll ‘llII- l“ ll\t‘~;lli<ll~“
If I‘ilI‘ll . “s. | al-- not \IIslI
e il‘lill‘ tIiIIII we l-vsat
lit Laura-s. :Itt-I \\l.
lltzsl
l
..
tII:i-lv';II..I. ll‘t’ : tI'i.I.IIt‘I I-I'IvI-Il a.
and a half l“‘l\\t I". .\l’\\ lluh II and _\.-I\ \.
lltI‘I ll I..-. I - ~}\s.tl .Isl. t:\ L. .
l-I- I«\;~I-I~'.I I l: tit-s lI-l‘l)
an hour It I .<. or In :IIII-I' .I- h thrs
I':‘\~~sill'.:s :it s'II‘
lll-‘lil II
*I I III- Ir sim- II as t. I
I.. \I. ‘I’
durum ‘
_II
\t
\JIII tilts lliv
ll'l‘L’IEII
I I kill
I‘l' vim .‘
II.:I
'I-llIK‘ LII- l;.':
tzlhIsrtuit‘ttiiII I
.1 ,
....Il tingnmn
“I lli
:IiiIl ‘ *
satII llt It:
I:
.III ..
A‘l“lli“EII
. . :IIII‘. I*\IAI'I';sII .-
I'\t'l' the l ,
.\I.Il.-.:I IIIlvzm-n “l u..- liziitoud i‘ultditi
lfn‘ >lztlx~
\\1~lt }-~II t-- IIIII‘II rsl:ti.‘. I l (illl :-
tlII sv Iii: . v! the
t‘« III; :iIIt Il all kin-int ss.
." It l ’ \\ l IlIIIIk. Iliiv win-i-
.lI . .s "hIttviI in \\ll‘II'li )I‘ll
IiIIIl )IIlllNiilr. that _\- .l l« . the tumor lII
change this thing. llli'l lllll It la tone 3 I
Its'iuxi )I alsI i\t*~ \\lII‘il:I :’ I. I‘ll) “tilt \
l I: iris I -t l-I'nl :III I- I-- the .-
III'III’II '- ’ "find-II... .I,
l‘t’fipwli\ll m.
llll‘ ll‘lll‘\lli n n It
Has this llalll‘IIaIl \‘wti‘.
~ liltéliil‘ 3,. I‘ll!
III and III le‘ . the “ins II! .«III'
I It. .s iii-I'll these ~ . iv I‘Inssin: th II
they an I-ntvn'. It In t‘\l‘\'lltlil -I' It
.l
luilll ,\ sum tI-r tiagine
they I’ It? Itd to .s all.
l. llll‘ll Sha.» he
Levy , Ill!" tiriitlt‘mru
II! the llallrnatl t'I-liIt-ai ‘ l. _\t-tt_ hatt- )‘Iin
the mull: t-I keep the I: ' I‘lllll vast :htety
the tux-I tIIIyIIIII-tnirn I e 1“.ng In low :I the
tiII>Iit~_\‘ :iitIl suI‘t'ltlI‘r llit' hie” if )\~|| .3... you
“ill of \‘I-urse do us 3 :tlII Ilniitg. lf _\I-II Il-I
nut, why do you llt'i stm .. . s lllt‘ It the money
to save lllt‘ lll
litery life sIIeI‘itle-Il I-iI . net! these grade
I‘rnssmgs that lllllllll lune lwI-II smell by u gate
I»r ll:I.:lII:IiI. is u life up I II by the t‘I-IIII-nit) .
and it is true. its 1 said tew minutes» straw,
that Its In that life. the t1 ltI an) has lahI II the
vhatn‘e \‘t \lIIstt'vMHs‘ it because the). l‘l‘llill
inake IIIIIIIwy by it: _
[I‘llll through. gIIiIIlI Ilit II t'ertiiln it is lltttl
swim-thin: must be \lt‘lll‘ III punch! the den
trttrlinu I-r ltlII at IlII-se rIIIlII crossings.
t‘lngtnen \\ Ill IlnsI-ntethutg. gains will do Iixwre.
but. ill llll‘ I~IIIl. it will l‘i‘ lwst und cheapest lll
tnuu)‘ rows to chance the grade crossing. hi
this lItll'llt‘llllll‘ mine the \‘l‘t\\5llli: lists liven
ittttde dangerous lt)‘ the liltllruad \‘\‘lll|‘¢lll)' by
Increasing the lllllllllt‘l‘ I-t llttlllti I.\I~r ti.
and by the increase It the speed III the
truths. ‘I‘II-ItIIy. the (‘I-littIuIIy is III-lug \t‘httl ll’
hits no right to Ito, lti I'lll/llllllg Its trititis over"
these crossings at at rate or speed whirh pliwes
them l\\“\\‘llll control. They tire doing \i‘lIIIt
they lune no right to Iln. because they are I~ii~
donut-ring and destroying lItIntttn lite toe-me
a few mitIIIrI-s‘ time in the running: of u ti'Ittit
tmtwwn New York and ltustun. . ,
lievnusv they :ll‘t‘ \It‘fill‘tgtylllg life when there
lsiIIIxttrmsI'rV tor doing so, except to saw
the expenditure of itII-iIIIv for ttugmou rind
miles or 'I'lIntigt‘ Iii gritIlII crossing; and II...
virtue in doing this thin-.2. they kill people. rind
lit-I‘nllsv It they “tutti lllv killing by using rut-g-
ult‘ll and gates they \tIIIIlIt pay It... I~.\I\I‘llse.-
and to elInIIia‘ the Nude crossing would he
t‘llt‘upt‘t‘ fur tlit‘lll. they will possibly get you to
put pttrto! the expense upon the town, they
come here today.
We defend iuid any. If they hnve the rlxlit to
rtru their tritlris over these grade rhmsings
us they new doing. NIX «II. Mid we \tvlll know
what tIIIlII. lliit it they have not the fight.
why not tell them to Stop it in tiny way they
please?
When Mr. Warner sat down Mr. lIar~
rison took the llnttr and rflld that his
clinrgt 3 against the railroad Company
and its present munitgers were outrage~
one. He Said the accident at Five Mile
River was more regretted by the t tl‘i~
cinls than some of the people of the
town, and the charge of catelessnessnnd
mercenariuess was unwarranted. The
first thing the precent management of
the road did was to go over It and ex-
amine the crossrngs and mark between
60 And '70 dangerous ones for immediate
attention, and a system of signalling
stations and gates was ordered, one be-
ing at Five Mlle River, upon which
Work had been begun before the sect-
dent. In every case where they had
proposed abolishing grade cmssingsthey
havebeen delayed by objections from
the towns. *On the 28th or August, by
direction of the management. he had
written to the selectmen of this town for
their cooperation in getting rid of the
grade crossing at Five Mile River, and
again on the 5th of August, but had
failed toaecure It. This. he said. was
more than the town ofliciala or any joint
action of its citizens had done in torty
years. , .
In the course of the hearing it was
brought out that the commissioners had
authority to compel the railroad com-
panies or the lavas to pay all the ex-
use or changing grode crossings, or to
wide it between them in any propor-
tion they now fig.
The commutation aid they would
in. within 80 MI.
report their finding on. the Fitch‘s omn-
nhle Loud natute brought forth tours of
laughter. The score at the ending of
the game was ‘33 to :l in favor of the
Norwalks. but the playing was unsatis-
fiictory. No one win he held responsible
for the disappointment that was (‘lillSt‘tl
as it was expected that the Lung Islands
\t‘IIuld t‘tllllt’ here With their usual
strength.
'l‘udnorrew riflertit‘tn the Ansoliias.
one or thw- III-st clubs In the state. will
I‘rI-ss lIrits wItli the Norwtilks (ill the
\\.II.Il\\'nId uvIniIe hall grounds. Tltr)‘
defeated the linitye t‘llll) lit’ who run tllt‘
last time they 'wI-re here and a first
class golrlr- III I_\‘ I -x;-et~tI—d l’l-llltll‘l'u\\‘.
'l‘lti‘ i‘t‘lt liraled Yule 8: Tuwnt- cluh of
Stamford “'1” play a game of hall with
lllt‘ Norwzuks lll thisa‘trv next “Kilns-
Il.l_\‘.
‘l'tII- “'ItInzpitiilcs “'lll play with the
Ri‘etililltfi III .‘lt‘l‘lilt‘ll mi the lat: grounds
iI-ItIItl’IIIw.
The following Is the hitting order of
the t‘llllzs fI-r l MtiIIrt‘IIWs gtum:
Nomi \I I.
A\~'|\l \‘,
.-
II
, .. it. I- _. I f.
- ll'dllv'lhllt'l‘ that )I-u can Iiad it {till
llllt‘ til ILIsI‘ lull gtuuls‘ il. l‘mlslt‘dr‘.
‘Inlllt‘ll “‘rtltllng.’
Uzi \Vl‘lll-t‘fitllly t'\‘t’llill.: Mr. and Mrs.
1‘. ll. llmsIlalI- VIII-tutored tltI Ir guldIiI
“tilting a! tlIItr l't‘~ldt‘ttt‘t‘ IIII t‘lIIIle
sriwt. Ii asides llll‘ Lilllit‘tblls members
Ul- uwu lillilutliizl - flxlltlly. tlze
spit lt its llI‘ll~t' “as third with Kilt>l>.
I‘Itlllllll~«ill,[ :III. In; illlit‘lS. n large t.lllll~
I
I .,
I Ill'tt
III-r II -III \Il‘ I’Irst M llIIIIIIsl l':p.>t‘ttl‘-ttl
\‘I.lllt‘ll, \tItlI \lea‘h the latinly are
lill‘lllll‘lt‘il. linen iiItIIIIIst was lll.:lll-
fund in st \mtal beautiful children. the
tzl'IIIIIlI‘lIIlIlIIIII and great grand (‘Illlll t f
the host and III s'II'ss. .\ltI-r nit evening
VI-I)‘ II3--:ts:II.Ilv spent III tendering ("lil-
gtzilulatiorls. IIIspI-I‘tlng the vulual-le
[III Sl‘t‘llfi. lllll‘lt‘. and sIIt'Ial conversation.
the t‘IIrIItIaiI)‘ sIIt duo it to :i \‘lltllt‘t‘rt‘*
past. At "Its Conclusion tl;I \' till repaired
to the llalltlls Llll lleift'. Ii. ”arms the
pzislor Illlltlr' IlIe {IIllIIqug nddrI-ss:
\\‘.~ ::.. rut III. :II the parts-Int
‘ . .IIs I-II II»II I-.I~I: I.» Ile-
No! to that \
:.!'I
..,‘.
gnawed. l
the hunk of R __
' "John Al It. rs
\Vlu'i: \\(‘ it; .
Your .\|\l\>\\\!l I
Your lItItziz)‘ hrI-xt t\ sin in H.
llIII tIIItt .\~ It: had s tun:
VIIII.’ rant ‘ ‘
live It.“ . _
.lIIlII' .\l.lli‘.'!~tl|l. ill) .l-w ”
' not been tezt‘ in: I; stint,
n den»! d
his :t cuss
I .. rI gnrd of
l . i - yin In It in
m rI‘. Eh It )t-Tl may pruie :I.
i; .;s\I I!
It“ iwt irt‘h' :II prtfvxui at 1.: - ‘
st it ll‘t‘lt Is all. It‘h‘lltt . “h ‘Il l
to Inform. \\ l.I II )IIu .IIIIII hero .
llllll1~ltr :II t!:.t: fsr Fl! l‘llir‘. \.-;i. s t‘. it .
.“ime. III-lt r and \lill'.9l1‘_ \I in l' i
promise I nan \tefl soured )tlll lune tat .
and that the title “2th “horn )‘l‘ll n U\\ \‘t‘ddlrfll‘
In: this golden urtlIlIr; Is inl‘IIII e y more dent to
ion. as \\‘\'ll as held in lll‘ wt hon-Ir. and more lI‘u‘
dent vlu‘ruslird. than “as the turns: lIrIIlt- “Lo
. sly lllitl tmstingly put her hand {It your»: lh::t
.\ It! too. Insdnlii. iu lltun‘ \I‘Id lilrlhttlltul d: _ . .
\\l‘!'\' It km to premise to “tow. humor. and u’ng“
tour l:.: hunt! Sutli has INTI] )ot‘r course and
smh l Ih-Iiltl Ll‘l Is your tutpose still So my
30““: couple. ttur \\ e :l‘.’\‘ :tll \ouug “lulu our hearts
are um \Iiil )uit join hands IIiid mute to one
siIIIIlIIr the runiinnsitt‘e of those happy h‘lfllkt‘l s
and those lining nunistrirsttmt lune made )\\l¥‘
lites so hirsst‘d
limo tint ethis little \V‘fi‘llll‘ll)‘ Is! \VlllVll l stoke to
perform. l tInI e lIwiI h\ltlt‘.~lr\l to put upon \\\|ll‘
I'IIw tr lllY szstI-r. IlI :- I‘l‘llllllllll ting. iusvritunl wall
the word “mother.“ and tIm-utul to you by one It!
_\'IIiit daughters. \Ytll _\IIu. t-ll‘. :tirta’l ll\\‘ Iii plsr ii;
ill‘." tit; upon )0“! “”03 hand. As this rang \‘lh
rIIt‘lt-s \IIIII linger. stuns) lIIItlI veiirflnes h‘lll‘lll
out Inton beautiful tIsruIIuIv. until you stisll l“
tilted to \‘lllrl Ill-till that other Kale. “\tlieie thI-t
neither marry her are given in Itiarriugr. hut air as
the angels of tiod.“
‘l‘IirIiIII: fnttu tie thoroughly surprised
“hose hII5_-ht Iiu'lvs ttnIt lilusltitit: t‘hwlts st:
wptnlt-dlhuse of her girlhood Iliyn. Mr 1 r
tlIt-tiuIltlnIssud Mr. llinsdnlez “l time also hu-u
:trlit‘tl. lll_\' hmihvr. on the part of your fellow
I-ltIirI-h iIIeIiilII n. and espwiully III the llll‘llllu‘l‘?‘ of
your via s. to present to you the golden testmioiunl
Illl‘lt‘tt‘fl III this etIvtIlope. stat they be: lIl:ll tut:
\\llllu‘(\1ll it simply as an ltltltt‘lllltlll I-l’ rhI Ir nppuu
.r::i‘.IIIiI of and :ttl'ectioti for you “
A! the close of his ndtlrvss Mr llnrtis rrtltltul the
huh. and milled upon the I‘IIuitutny to follow his
mum .le. “lllt‘ll they did most heartily. hit. "my
dale dint l’t‘SlN‘llthtl III ll low tiltlil‘tllllltllt‘ remarks.
.I\t It lore Itnur llu- cIIIIipiuIv H‘pttnllt‘tl. lunlll"
spent it delightful muting. lt‘tiVui-g lllt‘ll‘ L'tk
wishes with their entertainers. turd carrying tt\\‘l)‘
[\leusrlll‘. n-cotlwlions or their hospitality.
A line gold lined water pitcher was
given to the worthy coil Ile by tliteo of
their children. R. 1‘1. 1 module of this
city. ti. “1'. lltnsdale of Boston and Mrs.
Ella lloiline of Chicago. The beauti-
lttl gold ring was given hy their daugh-
ter. Mrs. G. \l'. lletiii of New Haven end
their granddaughter, Mrs. \\ m. Benn
gave a fine napkin ring. The members
of Mt. llinsdale‘s class and friends in the
church contributed many beautiful pres~
ems including pieces of gold ,and useful
atttcles. A novel present. was the bean-
tifulvaae containing fifty golden rods.
Blitll'lct of Norwalk ss: Probate
Court. August 23d. A.D.. 188?.
Return of ELIZA TAYLOR. late of Norwalkdu
said District. deceased.
ORDERE
hair.
i).
D—That- the administrator exhibit
his administration account to this court for adjust-
ment. at the Probate Office in Norwnlk. on the 6th
day of September. 1887. at 2 o‘clock afternoon; and
thnt nil teens interested to aid Edam my be no—
tified t iereof. the administrator will cause ‘ this
order to be uhllslted in nucwspuper huvingnc reu~
lntjonln sat District. and post it co 1 thereof mi the
s In pool in anid Norwulk. neuron t e pinto where
the-deceased last dwelt. at least ten than before said
6th dnv of September. 187.
t _- ASA B. WOODWARD. Judge.
PlllK ITTTIIT INSTITUTE.
Bridgeport. Donn.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
PERSONAL INSTRUCTION A
SPE‘WALTY.
Boys hove excellent care.
received. Number limited.
year be in: SEPT. 20. 1887.
Circu or contains full particulars.
Adda-er, S. B. 30838. A. 1.,
mo
Nobadbo ‘
m3
and Cold Water.
T-"le'r'fi.
Bath Room.
walk. Lot Sltlxl'lll.
Stable and Carriage House IIII
llni'se Railroad and llitIIlItIry &
Is :1 very Illlt‘ place. Pnce,
House at Iii‘liiiiteville.
Good Burn and Shells.
and Fruit. including “rapes,
and (‘lierries
the center. or part of price in:
potisilIle parties
lllgli Sll‘t‘t‘l. $1,500 and l
:; ll"‘§ t‘lll'llt‘l‘ Taylor Av
S‘“'“ “ml $C“(,‘.. Whole lllt
[‘03 on Summer Street. No
7 Luis on \\'est Not-walk
s l 75. .s I :to. $200,
110‘ on \Ves’ ht. So. .\0rw
t
I'I-IIIIIEII on IIIIII'tgage.
Property on l‘mi Poiml
iIII-lItIliIIg meadow land on the
500 “31‘! at $30 =1 III
Ate, south of High St. Fine
ol' Loin; Island Sound and sun
tllll‘ IIll'II‘e and we t‘llll show you
we liuve it“! what \‘IIII wish We
Will: H
Building are in good repair.
N. Dunnings :IIII‘I 't‘lias. .lt‘lllllll‘;
\7 ._ ..
. , , , ,7 7 A u , . A. . 7 ._ ,_ "v.7 ‘_____ , _-___ ME . . ' "flaw—Mr ~ - ~» v, - ,0..- _fi 7 7 7 7
w. ‘ _ . . . I. . . . - C]XTIN1‘EI\ Elton Nl‘l‘Ttl mun. .‘ j . . ~ ‘ ' "' “ ’ ' " ‘" ‘ ‘ "' “‘ '* ‘ ‘
' '1‘] l 1.,“ , SEVIE] \' kl] l I llan IIil lw‘nx. Irod. .‘l . ling! party to Cppt. Rlussell‘Frost issflmer of the day mummgm expense In defining “mm a; “ASL , L‘LL 5LW>~
, _ g . A -7 . mg s ant tII-I try on i I~ \‘sc it. zit. Lam .ouus Iur to av. their rights? . . . . ~ .
, ' ‘ ‘ ' ' I V ~ » t . . . t “ P b y‘ ‘ < fl ~ This whole proceeding assumesthat )‘I‘u Lute bl“ 9"! “(\le "g" “‘9 Lung L‘k‘nds
_ . _ ‘ . ' _ . 1. union“) RICA ha. ngSii‘ the \\ ar~ (rtlrs linulen eck hits a sun .I\\ er mug)“ “uwmnuflfl mm. mm “mum“. m crime to this (my and plaved uglime 0f
snot I it norm .\l.t\. .\l'(il sr no. I887. wtrk [Luise “ohm-sum.) w,” t Ike p-fisses stalk to his yard on “‘lllt‘ll there are 5. ”who u i. L. thorrby mm.» .In,.._»..,...._. k.‘ n... I...“ with the Norwnlks. 'l'li'e scotestood
. 7 stun iII‘IIlll the first or the lllJlllll.’ blussmns. IIIINII‘ l!‘=\\'t‘1~ 1"" “" -“““~ 5“” I‘lflimln“ “W ‘ ‘t ’ ‘ , . -
I m M LN..." . . . - . a right tum» sstlilsliiglin‘ity IIII y.... an. dfjmg‘ I h .I IiI quor of the hum} shit) at the ,
m “If‘ ‘ ' 3pm.} 0- ”WM“: .. innit-Imam "um.“ Jalni tl Dmuld “its third $-.00 :iud “HAN."L‘ mwmm‘“I...m...“.‘.m,h._ its my. close ofthe game. but the line playing
‘. .1. h _\ , ll‘ltnun t‘I-tl I If .It‘ a “out“ in"... ztt costs by Judge knitpp for drunkenness In: In." In It....~\.xI~I-Isonr _\'uttl‘ right you I‘xl" of the \Isitairs so pleased the spectators . '
i. . ~ .. .. lilt't‘ll“ iI-li. an l his lII ild was lIIIllv 0“ Monday. {ii‘I‘1“‘f“\k”‘ l‘§{‘\\“fii“lI“I‘3‘;““““l-‘I“xl‘"7‘21"”N‘ that tliev “islirtl to see another game
,_ - , - , . V ._I~ “AI" ‘ ‘ II Ir; I;~II Iv. ,- ' ,. \ - .'
F‘Il I I 4 “Hum '5‘ The "‘vahd 3“" “f \\ m‘ J“SS'~‘ was "I" ‘pdlilge III‘ Iiti\Itztx‘rnngetiwtil’lIywhlich you \v‘l‘ll‘lle “ till ,the “Hue Gui" Accordingly a
y I‘ . . J a... 1;. t‘oiiistuck h .. “Isgmwj 3,. 5m. over lI_v a team on Tuesday but received ttlllt‘ ltII'M'l‘l‘lit‘ i‘ntll‘rlght without killing any game was .nrmngetl for last baiturday.
\Ii‘ ‘ V' iIIIiI ‘~..:I" t '1l4\\‘l:l\lll ll-I It‘td Iver-ll I-In- no serious injuries. Km!" ? ls‘u‘xailh‘i‘ :‘i‘i‘t‘h‘t. w It it I t hu" "1‘“ “l “f ”I“ L’Ilig lsltllltls bringing I
\l . . " “ ‘ ‘ ‘ * ‘ _ ‘Iti \\'itt 'liiI I- ‘3: 51 I‘ ruse in I‘lttttiu . . .. . . . ., _.- _ g.
M ‘ U L. ‘ - . pltt}rtl hr the Ilanuury and Norwnlk The Methodist people of the borough II.~)I~xIII-clsI~II \IIIIIIIIII llt‘sLl‘nyiug It... In... ..r 'h‘ ““n ”1‘3 had I“ “J“ .u“) “P‘lH‘I'D 7—-.. .--_
I: ‘~ ‘ l1 W? .2 . rII‘id llIlllY~llvr \ezirs. are (I) hold a lawn partv on the grounds our fellow inert ‘v‘lt is illn- “gill” lo lseitd trains through! I“ :3“ [:1l‘lll'a limhui "“3“ lm ' l t I .
. . 5 I -,' . ; . ‘ . ' . . ‘ I . ‘. VC ‘ a lhta-It'flttltts sta l‘.illti over II-se Ii: I‘m) ,Itt lt'll‘ llitl ll “Y t) i a\' la ““15 0 eat ‘ ‘
I , I INI‘ I ll U l h .tutIu)‘ I vemns list. \lr. l‘rallk ”(Em)" "Imrd' in.“ minm'" :l'flilt‘. IsuuiI .~I rIIII- I-r sI-I‘I-Il us r- l‘lilt‘“ the shown in the first.1 port of the out:
’ ' " N. \‘Lll'lt’l‘ zllitl Miss Mum... E 1; ”nun. .\I‘nrl‘v severity titetntiers of the Arlen u. .- Imyond cumin-I. for tiny purposp or suv ll . _ ‘_ ‘ “. g_ ‘
3"“ '\‘l“"”“"““"“- , , ,. I . . ~ . ~ - , . 3|n1'1'v ship I wan .1 (‘t I Isl Id 1- s in. human life. ltlifI‘sliI-nld dinner to lw in _u'“”“g “ as “l” PHant' 3““ "“3"”
ltll‘lxlllllUlIIrltIlt‘ltr\ \ “in”. LU}. H “I . it It" I“ d‘ .
at; H. --. . -, v. -. .» In. mu“ t .n;~..l. up. I... ‘ ‘ I ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ , ., q ‘ .H . ‘3 l [I l . port] .4. um- ..r IIIIIsII t‘l‘t-Sslngs. tome “out... plt'clnd u very deceiving hall that the .
. H: \\ . ‘5... “I.“ h...“ ' they were united in IIIIIrrIIIL-e. - 1"“ “3 ‘ f1 ‘ "' ~ ‘9 ‘ “3 - _»» , Ivr this slilut- rixht. you last that. sent II IrIIln visitors could not gltage. The ease \vitli __ _
- . I. . - ~ “hm-h“ yum...” ..f It... NIIrwnlk base John \\ . t‘urnow. the genial ticket l'l‘t‘lli sew llllVl‘ll In New \Ul‘k mm pusllitt‘ III. which he handled the ball “3““. “‘1va * “. ~
* ‘ -. H II-sll club and ~~l‘.IIII\-" Seollan Will “at!“ i" thism‘WVW b" "“"rk‘d ‘0 “is“ ”TI-I‘M“.“K‘Iwrfiliniimfill" ‘" ”I“ ""1"“ I‘m-Inn‘mvd lem bi‘ all who .75“; In"; 7 i
‘ . J . .. .. ~ I . . l ' . » . ant to until N W it‘segraI .- wress» ‘ - -
I .. \\l t. 1 , w. ILtVt‘ at running IIIIIII‘II lilrllll’.ll'l‘0\\' tifter- 1“?“ L‘t‘l“ ‘_‘f “W b0‘°"¥'~“ m afew “ N’Ifi- lugs were ruIIrtn-I‘sI-us in It wagon and before Meehmi was behind the bar until the . GES
p , lltltlll on the lflu‘lil‘llly lIIIseltutll lgrounds t‘ l‘liIre~ \VlII; [he {iv llllllfziarllln bull or th;:‘.;:‘\:Il‘tz‘I‘V‘h‘iIiit‘M‘llt‘l‘l‘lllt‘t‘lll‘lllt‘t‘l‘t‘ m l m t filth inning when L‘ennell took his place. I
. . v . c T l. t‘IIIIsiIerttlIe inter~ wrmnnta It . vulh’sta" *‘Vt‘llmg. T “i ‘ .. “ ” ‘ “ ThI nine ‘Intu‘nel tII Iouitsof \I ' l ' - - ' ‘ i - !
.l..I It ll. \\:~.~.I.I- ..t .\ III. l‘r \\'..s “'r “ l“““'° *“ ., ~ - ‘ . M‘I'ItnsvrImMIIs “"IWHN‘ (“l"ln‘l‘wuh‘ll‘t'll ‘ is ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ l *l‘c'“ lam“ ' s I “ l .. )l‘ v ’ . ’ .
KIWI“ .l A ll- : .,. m ”5; owl.- ‘ ‘ I-st ls lIlliI~ll III the race. Aug. Ill; 'llt‘liels forgeittlemeti 50 cents. IL I.. n....-.~..s.-III~; \VllSSHTllIII“3“]1${;‘11\~r“{l|;t[ Interest aid the crowd endeavored to f 7 es' ence, ' . it ‘I‘ lllt. ( {S ‘ l ‘1”) I In?“ corner
'I‘I t I. I .I l’ I x.‘ l ' \‘I ““ 5“““1” "‘L"”“““ M" ““d “'5' R' huh“ ‘0 “an“ ‘Il‘iifiii't" "ill???”“iii“lri.”ITTi?1"""I‘:'I“W‘I".‘ s“cure “lint plI-asure lhev could out of 0 Urchin tl htrcet and \\ est Avenue. :\til‘\\‘.‘tllx'. This is a very
.:* r «3 r, . I.I turd-n ll K 7 . .. x > ;. ' s 'V tII~ ‘ IIIII I s: 'e i .I; . .‘ seen .I s. t . . . " -
. . \ ‘ . , ' .\l.\\ ilI-IIX warring...) tlietn‘entvfitth fin. 'lhe marriage of Man kale la. hruur- n Hi W h. mum Inulnu‘.” “H” q .. ., It. Lynch the short stop. of the Long t \g . l, . . . . .. . . . .. . . .
11m . 0...”... m ”I. h... 5mm. m M m m. In... W 1‘ ‘ “mun“ r, “.m 9......“ ... ‘. p l'unry For-“fl. Ir... 5 . t“... Ismi; ' I...“ “M ”w ”mm M “mm "mm lunar lc plan and Ldll he had on tIl.\_\ terms.
' ' l'lr‘ht“ t‘. , {PW “f y ”W“. friends and relatives ill formerly (if New York state, took place try lllh‘lli‘ll rum-s: 'HH‘)‘ let the train halta tllttil. “is sinking figure and l't‘llllllk- House 0“ ll ‘ilIlV Sll't‘t‘l N()X‘\\‘;t“{
‘I‘Itrt Igtti-Inal Sa‘ Ii\ ~I".> IIIf " . '
liiglit Rooms. Hot
Water Closet. llcater. Lot
Price, $4,000.
House corner III West Main and Summer Streets. Nor-
litgliteeii llIII-Ins.
liatli Room. Good
the premises. Seven minutes to
Norwulk R. R. Stations. " This
$1 0,000.
$2,5oo_ Lot 100x150.
Garden
Apples. Penis, Peaches, Plums,
('IiII III: I xelmnged l'oi‘ tIItiIIIprIIt’L-d land nearer
l_\' remain on tiiorlgage to res-
BUILDING LOTS. '
5 lflbtfi on l‘IlIIIwIIIIIl At‘emte. lIetweI-II Golden Hill and
Ip.
unite and High
~ 7 Sum-I. $500,
ll $I9§0flc
[‘0‘ vol: High and SIIIIIIIIer St. and Taylor Avu. $700.
I‘w:tll\'. fitlxil'i. $300.
l‘ililll. 575‘ $8.’, ¢:.|50,
:tllz, liltlx‘ltltl. between Rev. H.
353.50".
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(:(bod Meadow Land on Shore lloael for sale.
Lat l-‘IllxlTItl Ivn llotIIti llill Road.
s] 355500. Part can
load like out as the “Sand Batik,“
east III it. for sale cheap.
oi I 1‘33 I've! Ileepl (In lilmwood
site for huilding. Grand view
oundi' g country.
i
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still more III-simhle places. If
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