. . , °. - raisins» Nxonwnlin- GAZETTE.» _
Jwted Panama and NlcaraguanBChemes' 1649 __ NORWQLI< I 1895 apd the NOIWflIk fathers '1th “1811‘s TO' Water Consumers. -.' ‘ Terse Tales of th T" . Congressman E. J. H1" waan Harts
$0 The mean levels of the Mediterranean . r .' o gilgioiglpréggi :ggggéggngfghfhg‘agg The water com‘missioneas have a no- ' e‘ ' .lmeS-fl fordryesterdlfiy looking aft-en 'matters -
and Bed Seas are alike, and the Suez '_______ sides advanced tb take possessibn,them tice 111 another column which is of Don’tiwas‘te the city water; - , before thelegislature. —' ' ~
’ . ' _ ._ _ 1 . ’ - loomed up a cloud, larger than a man’s special importance to water consumers ' . . h . . .
THURSDAY!" JUNE 201.1895- Canal 15 Wlthout IOCkB’ Whlle he Baltic Anothep Memorial Stone EPGOth hand, of war._ Let us see ,if we can in this city. No sprinkling with hose ~Pictures‘l‘ramed by Hayes,Main St; The reunion 0‘ thereteranslof “1°
- Canal has two at the Elbe and Baltic . 4 come to a loving and neighborly agree- after this data except betweeen the ._ , _. Army of the Potomac euded‘inNew
ment was the brotherly language of 9. hours of 6 and 7 a. m. and 6. and 3. p, Greenwich has thirteen new doctors. London last evening. I
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I ends. Of the 100 miles of the Suez _ at East Norwalk - . . .
I - ' t o 1' 1 k - . ,_
T he Dally Gazette. established in 1390 course 25 are throughlakes. The gen- _ gr:etmtvgoatlgiiidli-Zaetghda fidegily-iilii: m. and the inspector Will see that this . ' .—I-_ ' . . . , .11
r . , *— . . order is com 1i d \ ith Mr. James l‘homas is reported as be- Connecticut pensions (- Origmal —-
l ‘r kl ‘ tt i 1800 eral width of the Baltic course is 229 years ago. .. ' . p e v ‘ I Ch I B . . I.
T m “68 “mm 6 n O " i Pat i usm m the Ascandant Our ancestors downright honesty, _..._ mi: somewhat better to-day. ar es ranch,. Milldale , Jonathan
feet, but in turnouts it is 328 feet. The r o ‘ their righficeous deliberatli‘ina firfi%‘ilél trim Recent Deaths. Th St f d—r— -. Betta, Georgetown; Charles w. May,
. . -1. £32? —— . common ouse then in! . omas lo ’6 . - . _ _ ' 9.: am or ,acht club willholda New Britain.
Absolutely Independent Suez Canal has a surface W1C th 0 _, 0 _ . house and. aft’erward in the meeting Mrs. Eliza loath Wood died in Roway- regatta. on In dependence, day. . . . w: A
4_ feet; The length of sixty-one miles Yesterday was a notable occasmn for house; their fair and impartial apppr- ton, last evening, aged flout 50 years. I w 0. Jr Blemt- of the Young-People’s
saves to “83315 from French and En East and all Of Norwalk. The Norwalk tionment 0f prevmusly cleared Indmn The funeral will be held to-morrow af- _—The GAZETTE job office is the place Foreign Missionary Society. will. give a
Chapter of the Daughters of the Amer- lands: their candor, their consc.ence, ternoon. ' to have your printing executed. free illustrated lecture on Africa at the
. . their enterprise their unfaltering trust . , ,
ican Bevoutlion have had cut from a in God and théir intelligent hope for Wren C. Raymond, son of Mr. and Broad River chapel Saturday,- evening.
‘ lands, from 106 t) 424‘ sea miles. Her" solid column of native granite, a me- the ' '
_ 3... _ w _ _ plantations future all this we cele- Mrs. Alphonzo Raymond of Elm
”all”! 011° 37°“er Slxmonths‘ $1..5,three chant vessels in the Baltic trade save morial stone commemorative of Nor- brate to-day,.aud in ’grateful remem- Grove, died last night aged about 9
mmhsfl‘oo‘memwfha‘): mo . twelve days a vear by this reduction in walk’s first settlement in 1e19, which brwlgiltggfioggggfigdoggfllggngggéion we," He had bee; gm invalid for
Week y, one year. in a vance. . . ; 51x ' . ~ - -; a - ~ _ . _ ' _
months 600,threemonths.3fic. 15. set “1 allttlgttnmnul,“ spot I? the to particularize neither.to be prolix, some years, and the cause of his
' posmAGE ppE 15,111) cost of this wonderful achievement of highway oppos1 ‘9 the residenceofr Em? butr Otlh tfhihconfrary blueii t1113s. htow- hdeath was heart disease. The funeral .
. . M. Prow1tt, E:q. This mono it is eve , e a ers cit beiin . em We will be held to-morrow afternoon. In- Pauline, daughter of Mrs Julia S
German unit-y. the'two great overhead ' o- 't mementos, we ask simply to recall _ . ~
‘ about ten feet hlgh’ left rough as 1 these on Founder day, and before end- torment at Union cemetery, BOWR-Ytop- Morison, is sick at her home on West. Mts' Charles 1" Mathers, 10‘ Troy,
nrAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. glish portF, Belgium and the Nether-
Jonathan Betts of Georgetown, has -—-—-—-
been granted an original pension. Concord division, No. 2,8. of T., will
. . . give a literary and musical entertain-
Some enterprising Stamford colored ment and strawberry festival at their
men have organized a brass band. ‘ hall in the 'GAZETTE building, to-mor-
' row evening. -
sea travel alone. In addition to the
. - ' t- -ted at an out- ' . ,, . .
Republicans at Cleveland. railroad bridges, 001191130 7 . . t came from the. quarry, 5“” where ”11‘: mg. lhere are two wells of water h‘"__—a - avenue. _ N. Y., a sister of Mr-s..,F,, st.John'
- lay of $12,000 more. ”4115* be taken 111 0 followmg IRSOI‘IPSIOD 15 cut 119011 B P0 neither of them remote from this paint, 1 A Card. *— Lockwood, and her dauvhtsr Nanc
EXDBGWEODS were realized and consideration - . ished shield on its west face: (311% otfh Wliiirclll; 109.10,“de togltilhmafhflmtl- The undersigned desire to extend The annual meeting of the Center are onerts at the Lockwdod residenjd; -
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about four thousand delegates and 1: Germany invites all countries to a NORWALK FOUNDED, A. D., 1349, Thomas Barnum who was chosellluto libel]: thanks to the Metropolitan Life Esggiigdmhwb Will be held to-morrow on Esstavenue. . . .
itors were present yesterday at e . . . th t" h ' keep the young people still while r. nsurance ‘ompany and also to the ' ___ . ' —“—"
share in the ugorcings over e uump _ H hi 6. , _ _ H n- . _ - 11' _ . .-
opening 0‘ the eighth annual conven- of envineorinv skill in the Baltic Wat)!” Its earliest Homes W679 planted in the fogd Cldun‘tgi: Illldnlvlas'tl‘iairclllig'de'slc‘ili‘agidaiilts, Johnf Hahfiock Llfe tInsurancst 03mg: (SEEPlglilfimf 1p!) m Cream cheese at B??? foidlaatli‘dag’chlgsltz’zliilhiif"Oyrhrdezftildidl;
" t' lLea u of Bepub- " a .' . 1 Near Vicinity oft-his Stone. and the venerated Miss Juilette Betta ny, or e promp paymen 0 e a gen 5' m t ’ i -' . ’
tion of the NaTilima g 6 re visitor! way and the best and most impiOVsd here present, was one of the last so td claim on the death of their son Howard . __ .. was yesterday: married to Alfred E.
lican Clubs. etc were mo naval fleets of the day WLl‘e brought to- , . do, have made annual pilgrimages, re- Johnson. anrs P. JOHNSON. Mrs. Lena Le“ Of New York, 15 a Burnside, 0‘ New York, a comm 0f the
than delegates. the number including nether on the peacr-ful mission of cele- The Firngongregational‘ghurch stood 1111mm:i of. children, useful anal servlilctfi ABDELLA JOHNSON guest of her sister Mrs, E. Gusowgki’ late Gen. A. E. Burnside.
- _ ~ “ pnosite on the est. a is hung nearly two an one- a __ ' on Main street. , . 4. ._ .
10h well—known Republicans as OIhllmn brating by naval manoeuvres and naval cefituries; iind the Barnum spring ale? Norwalk 00‘1“" June 20th: 1890' l _ Mr. Albert s. Comstock and wife of
- , ' 1 r on s u a on ' c icuous no *>— , - . ~ .
cey M- Depew,‘Senat0r Warner 1" IDS ’ parade, a marked event of the century. EBECTED BY THE NORWALK DAGHTEBS or alone {lit the ($015331 ($11121; or in con Democratic Primaries. _ —Moth Marbles at Llale’s. alltf New Canaan, are to and early in July
of New York; Senators Carter and u- nth a eaceful surface there THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION ' 1895. green and before the public, but in the 7 - a . - a . _ for Europe, and expect to meet the
_ ‘ t But bone D 1 . world’smissi fi 1d _ hi h arena the A meetinn of the committ.e appomt The strawberry festival in W t N C't f R .
bars, from he breezy W958?“ or- are mutterings of jealousy and distrust, r -———-— success in Taillie;of’ldi1gofc which line ed at a Democratic caucus holden last walk last evening for the boned: of to]; tlieylst? f A0136 hing-:81?“ party about
5190’“ Elkins. from West Virginia, and. for the canal has a strategic as Well as a A neat granite coping surrounds the there are those before me Who 1511th 060.1”?! to formulate 9' plan for “1" Chapel, was in every way a success 0 ' 113111115.
others scarcely less known. There was commercial importance and adds great- mound upon WhiCh the stone is erected; and the eloquence or another drew, in 90”“)ng the First and Third voting ‘ ‘ Miss Janet Fitch of the U S Patent
. ~51 1' 1 didgteq ” ' ‘ Alarge concourse of people were as- recent ears, crowded congregations difltl‘lotfl into ten primaries was held -—India Ce 1 t ’ I ' ‘
a dearth of Presi Bil-m can H l to the military strenoth of the Ger- _ _ to St. L ary’s church in this town. May . , ’ . , y on ea, at Betts& Far Olfice, who was expected home last
.. T... - - y ’ _ ‘ “ sembled to Witness the ceremonies. ’ ' _ 1881': evening. The committee reported rington 5- m18tf ' ' . -
however isicixinley of Ohio, being the , E 1 'e the yearly return 0f Founder ‘5 day in . . . week, 011 a V1816 to Norway“! friends
- ’ ’ man m1:_;_ fl" Principal Gumbart ol‘ the East Nor- cite to the garnering and perpetuating progress, and appomted PI‘OVlSlonal . l was taken seriously ill and thus is do:
only one expected. walk public school marched his pupils of such Welcome obJeet lessons. chairmen to call meetings some time It 13 thought that M”‘ Alonzo Ar— tained in Washington. She is consul-
Fell Thi'cugh a Bridge.
Yesterday, George Hendricks, ac—
“ , We close witharemark to the child— . l . . ' ' _ nold’s final d' ' '
to the number of nearly five hundred ran, the presence of whom is sucha beiom June 28th to elect district com 1550111171011 18 not far off. erably better now and expected home
'l‘he absence of the Presidential can-
mittees. The project, meets with much She has been a great but patient suffer- soon
didates and their chief boomers will be companied by his arandson Howard C. in line, from the schoolhouse to the happy feature of this annivergary. er
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neither important nor unexpected. It Hendricks, aged 5 years, went to the monolith. They mile nestlidldby the 811(1):: Orificjiéihhnaiigtouhaysosggfihcnhdsatéliifi ’favor. M WI 1; G — k' f0 h
a _ 1 _ 1 L x _ ,_ _ (1 . . . _ 1 _ _ 9 ‘ """" ° -_____.__,,-., " r . r. J.‘ ar usows i o ' '
is a far cry to 1890. A year Will elapse harbor flats in Last Norwalkmflcr sam 0% fdfl:313)8, 311‘ 16111:; C 1 Dfl e all through life 1.802111 wnh pleasur’o the _ Chamberlain’; “-16. report that St. John’s Lodge was town u at f h‘ b th' $313?) 15 m
procession e 9. sum merican ag, fact that you-had a. hand in erecting it. 80110, Cholera and Diitl'l'}‘.0:)it Remedy. to V15“ Harmony Lodge, F. & A. M , ’ a. g e 0 Is to 61 ms Gu—
phircs. Returning home they walked .1 . . '. , _ ,. , .1 _ , , . k‘ M - .
Whi.e a banner inscribed Willi], the capl- When George Washington passed a: lh.s is too best medicine in the world for at New Canaan, last evening, Was er- sows 1’ on em street. M“ GUBOWSkl
. fiirn .f the distance on the Con- . _ . , . .
:olfilrétéd tail-earl: tracks. Mr lien- “is E- N., With the number of the one time through Norwalk he stopped bowel complaints. ltacts qulclrly and can roneous. was here about elghh years ”'30 and go'
leaque convention is note nominating . - ., ‘ l 1 if ll‘ , 1 b the grades of the 5,511,301 from 1 to 9, was at the house of the great grandfather ahvaysbe depended upon. Luci} seduces ing west located in Omaha. He will
a ' . P {1:10.38 walked onaieac 0 owed. y b tlh h 1 f . ’l 't .1 of the Citizen of Eafithorwulk who thm Wit-l1 water it. is pleasant l".- lake. fry it, The Noromake Gun Club has re— remain in the cast for an i (1 H t
convention; only a small proportion 0). boy who did not walk very rapidly he orn'e a . e eac 0 once L epai men... afternoon welcomed you to these exer- and like many others you will recommend it. pared fi , . p_ . - n e as 0
lie d'bleuates will act as delevates in the ggeminoly beiua tired out, A; a point All having gathered about the stone cises. One of this gentleman’s kin), to your friends- 25 and 50 cents per bottle. ' a ne programme 0f shooting time.
‘ N n I . n th '2 x. at Fash’fi crossing east at the junction of the roadways, the then a_very.little girl, came into the Ff‘“salelereyo,r'Vc Zia. ‘ ‘ events for Independence Day at Gre-
fiatlonsl Convention of 1895- The on e racss “ ‘W ‘ ‘ ’ “ room 1n which'Washington was partak— __ gory’s Point.
before the Republican nomimination
for President will be made, and the
"The Hampton Quartette” will sing
some of their Plantation Melodies, at
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following programme was carried out:
. . . . "T- brid 1’ele what is ' c. f h 1 1 Th F th . .f
, ,,, ,, P ' ‘ ndilates of the Last Avenue ._ , , 1 in. o a asty once. 6 a 01 o S , t , f t, W . . .
we“: done: b3 regidentilal (1:23. . Lt l‘ known as the “white bridge.” M r. l—Welcome by JOSluh {WY Msrvm. his Country advanced towards her PH:::D;‘L:III;GJ11::(:‘tOlsg'ahzxegjuum . The Senate has passed an act fixing a the Fir“ Congretational Church this
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and their liiends at Cleve anc mil, t1 - lienclricks crossed this bridge and sup- 2—Invocation by Rev. Dr. lNoble. which caused the child timidly to shrink ecting of the General Society of the War penalty of $50 to $100 and not ore evening, and Miss Scovflle, a grand-
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back. lut, tut, my little miss. the of 1812 convened‘f‘n Independence hall at than six months imprisonment, 01. both, daughter of Henry Ward Beecher, and
9—Sin<rin “America ” b East Nor- . .
”‘ g, V ’ Y General exclaimed, as he embraced her,
have to be undone or done over again, posed that the boy was following, but u
and for this reason candidate—making on looking back he could .not see him Uwal'il'SChOOLS “the time is coming when you will be you. gvhe (IflfgathDS liver: welcomed by for Sunday liquor selling. Miss Dawson, an Indian girl, Will make '
.. - . T turned to the bridoe 4— nveiing of tone. ~ proud of this.” The more children ayor “we" 09%“ es are presen addresses Ever bod cordial] in-
Will not occur prominently. anywhere. he re . ° - - - . from Massachu ctt M l (1 Oh' . . ‘ ‘ . y y y
A fieht over ‘he silver issue wag and, looking down, saw the attic fellow 5—-Pf658ntatlon Of Stone ti) TOWlJ, by flaggeddgwalfilfrpfgaéillglgYuri,”rill? . Connecticut. genisyli’lgfi 1211111373 133311531: The Senate yesterday passed a bill Vited. No admission fee will be charg-
‘ "" ‘ V lying on the ground. He hastily went 13- A- B» through MI‘S- 1‘4- J- Hill. or Will you be that ft should havepfslleu only state to keep the society in continu- prov1ding a fine or $57 for any one fre- Ed.
quenting a saloon during hours when
519m”: at once, but it was evident that to the boy’szassistance and found him G—Acceptanca of same by Selectman, to you to take part in this day’s ccre- ous existence since its organization in _ .
'Daskam, in behalf of the Town author- monies inaugurated, so properly by the Washington m 1854 by veterans 0f the 1b 13 unlawful to 8611 liquor.
the wild advocates of that fad were in a unconscious .
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hopeless minority. The delegates from He then gave the alarm and the boy 11:68- ~ 1 ‘ Délilélzlgggsotif Iggigfignfggrgggglfifiogé members, descendants of the veterans, and There was an enjoyable lawn festival Th e T. E]
.u. ' 11 . fiver dollars was taken toahouse near by and the l--Chatnuqua Se the. this aftern , d ’ndant 15 1d 32 veterans. The present president i! . I. 6 {Via EC 011C
we Silver statesa wow 8 b l d by D Baker . 8 School contributions ‘l lk £001.11 an] 8306 f t' 0 rank? n General John Cadwalader on the Methodist church grounds last
‘ — ‘ - am uauec summone- r. ’ ‘ fl ‘ i orwa amiy- erepu.a iono w is . . . . r . 1
“5 badges. Senator Carter, at the meet Who happened to be passing, and the ‘ Q—Address by Rev. C. M. Selleck and is as Wide as is this land broad. His , “WM”, Death Prevent” 3:63:13} Th’e grouhas were lill-St'eflllll’ 01' - -
mg Of “h? ISSOIMJOD commlttee 1355 boy was then transferred t) the 1105— 001. Woolsey Rogers HOpkinE' 0f Ship‘ gratndlfather,brougljit up m the me? (131W ALBANY June 20 ——Governor. Morton c e( W h Chinese lanterns. Hflfld’s $21de arm
“*3“ “”6““ “a “1 “8 8““?- .. . , , sass: “2.33.22... i has been t August Th... 0. sews... m... .0 .el .1... G..- . - l? a
hobby, and he was heard respectfully, It was found that he had sustained a 10—12010n1'dlgmufi. have the honor of 1146605111011,ng this iI~t1verafge£31iatvicififilclsls'i‘ilcinspIeictstihohefati zEr’rn. You smile at the idea. But
- q . .. c . h, 16,... had received 11— ‘ enediction cv. 0. M. Sellcck. assembly, Colonel oolsey toners ”8 m 0 mo ‘3 ““55 “‘5 “en.“ . - '
but that W85 3’11. The be-t men “1 the fin. ture tO+OLle s 11"} nd bod Mr. Marvin s ajddrcss of welcbme was Hopkins, of the U.’ S. A ’ and of Ship- wltmn the next week or so he (Thelss) A lady fell the flight of stairs If you are a sufferer from
rartv there fzom every state in the severe contusions on 1° {“33“ . y, . - .3 pull Point, Stamford. W111 hold the governor mSPOHSiblo for “1] leading to the machine she) over 0’1- Dyspepsia I
‘ f .‘ ' . ., ,. (and it is feared has sustained internal 1!! a happy V6111 from a descendant 0f After an address b . Col Ho kins the deaths that occur in New York state ron’s B k ‘ l . .
UmOD’ declared emphatically that It injuries. one of Norwalk’s earliest settlers. l‘lr Snlleck concludid t‘ie cxefici (‘3; within the year. Theiss spent several days fortun’afelll r00 fifteet, yesterday, but églyloliidhgesefltmllr’ try; alfbolatle, mad) bo-
’ l :9 f f 11 t . t - " ‘ ' ‘ Dr Noble’s ra er af-r cut - 'f ' ’_ ‘ . ’ 5 here trying to see Governor Morton and y escupci Serious inJury. . av 3. en ‘a a_ozen sea,
“on d be the helwht o o y 0 1D. to The distance that thg~ 35y fell :18 said triotic appeal Ito ZheGod} :f 033%1):h- With this benediction. explain his machine to prevent death, but ' _._ . goubzvill 1iii-voluntarily think, and us
duce the aubJect in the convention. to be twenty feel, an Is woztiher 11:; era. a The Lord our God be with us as he on1y_got, as far as the anteroomto the ex. Chief Bradley arrested Charles Greg‘ ‘ ou exc alm' . :-
Henry Clay Evans, of Tennessee, who. that 110 was “Oikllled- ‘7 “3 Dug mh .' 0,- w I. - . . was with our fathers. May he never, ecutive chamber. 'gory last evening. This morning Greg— That Jast Hlts It! . .
th “1 1 came dazed from the effects 1 e ”1n”m" 0f .americs, by theglad never leave us nor f rsake us The ' “m - . . .
. a e 3e 0 - Alleged Pension Fraud. ory pleaded guilty to intox1cation, and “That soothing effect is a magic
Jud e Hubbell fin d h' . touch!” Hood’s Sarsaparilla out]
p; e 1m tdrec dollars tones and strengthens the stgmacd
and digestive organs, invigorates the
liver, creates a natural, healthy desire
has a remarkable following not only in . . voices of the 500 ha 3 only 01 child ' 1 - .
f b t in the hot sun all day, and 1 p? 9. ren, blessmg of God Almighty Father Son
0 eing on was swelled by the multitude joining in and Holy Ghost remain with us always. ST._ LOUIS, June 20.—A warrant hat
the chorug, The unveil'inu of the Amen. been issued by United States Commission and GOSliS-
‘ his own state but everywhere in the made the misstep that caused his fall.
or Gray for the arrest of Francis M.
South, insisted that the League 00n' The boy’s father is, Frederick Ben— _ .
. s A . . . - Mr. Selleck was followed in a few -1 .
. . _ . , . . m 10 fBetts stone was done by the diawmg of a - Rhodes, alias Peter Rhod s a - 'd t i -1‘£esl1ve eta! 168111 ver , ' . .
vention has 'no busmess whatever- to Slim-k 8 av hc; 1.3 m the e p- y 0 ’ silken cord which released a huge flag, brief remarks by 001- Rogers Whose Macon, Ma: charging hi]; ’witllieslicglur; at Belts ‘55 Firinston’a. e v vigiisfiy, ifirsilgli’riggg thgllfgdllglligtdrliieg’f 2E3
. touch the Silver question. he VOICed 8108 fie—LMV'»_-_‘__ by the little tots. The smallest, one the grandfather Moses Rogers once lived It is claimed that he has obtained some 1 . ~— 1 entire system. Remember
the sentiment not only of the Southern- Proposed Change 1,, Sewers. son of Principal Gumbart, dressed as a upon and owned the land adjacent to $10,000 from the government by makl A horse and milk wagon belonging to . .3 ‘ S
' H R bl' ° 7 ' If tYpical “Uncle Sam ” and th th th this stone. He had not been made false. afildavrts for pensions for “101055 0 William Chalmers had a narrow esca 6 ~ - 9 arsa‘
61s but of most of .ne epu icans au- lesterday afternoon, lhessrs. J. A. , e 0- er e , . eyOSIght. Investigation showed that his f _ P 3 till
sembled there, when he said that the Pinneo, chairman of the sewer commit- daughter of Mrs. James Stevens, of the a??? 0’ “:9 f?“ “I“ the “cm" 11.03“," eyesight was good. ”91‘“ 103‘” m.“ ”9:” by “ mm at “1° " Pa 3
' tee D. S, Curtis, sewer inspector, and Committee 0f arrangements. This lit- 0 15 CO 03131. 8119351301 W115 Wlt 111 —_“——— rai r011 CfOSSlng in South Norwalk
League members are followers and not Ohdrles N Wood, city ensineer, char. file Miss was costumed as a Colonial the sound 0f hls V0103 and when ap— GounodamJyfle ngmkgl': S3371: II] “-113 morning. ’ é - “res
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leaders, and It would b worse a m tered a row boat and gomg down the Dame, “3 t0 hat and 30‘7“: how 0f Pmed Of It was so overcome “1th cure was out early in the morning under all —LOW prices at Hale’s. ~alltf m
131161th for the League to attempt to harbor made a thorough examination which had descended from patriotic an— tion as to be unable to proceed. Tn“ her lchr canvas. The wind was light ' . —— kl-Iood’s Plll cute 11 m n ti
dictate to the National Convention as of the sewer outlets atLeonard’s Wharf, cestors of Col. Dagkam’s family' ‘ colonial salute .of thirteen guns was -from thenorthwcst. The newboat shoWed The Curtis-Bennett-Ourtis fishing "WulfieuJannJice.sick;:;,:h:°$mg:,::
to what policy the Republican Nation- Jennings’ wharf and Oyster Shell Point. 'Mrs. Hill’s presentation of the Memo- fired from the East Norwalk mortar. figigfififimgkgfgiélggg ti: ligafiicagadl party are down the harbor after blacks . '
nl Convention should adopt. “What It is understood that the Consolidated rial Stone on behalf Of theNorwalk D' 1.1 n afitfirmage near by, and m View Of everything in her class in reaching and fiSh to-day. l‘hey tOOk. “1 tow several
. ‘ ‘ T ,, 'd h w railroad company will make a proposi- A R, to the town authorities .Wug done a ., sa iss Juliette Belts, whose father running, but doubts “I“? expressed icgard- planks to be used as sideboards on the .
we want in ennessee, Sal e, 15 tion to the city to lower the sewer 1n . happy phrase and fehcmom man- was a captain in the War of the Bovolu- ing her windward qualities. boat-1n case the catch warrants the use
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llrotecttion, and Protection should ’be which passes under the ”ache of the neg. l D k ’ t ' :13; Shfigs‘ignigzgléiefith, ihv 111:): 93d Mrs. Gorey“ Fatal Jump. of them. . NOTICE
tne battle cry ful‘lhe next campmgn- company in the tunnel on “all street, of the 130:; 3:3“: 3:13:13“)?! 111 136318? . James and Isaac Buxton-and other GQUEENSTOWN, June 20.-—Mr5- Isabella The Seaside Whist club, of Bridge-
some three feet. such lowerng to be 3 _ l l U; an O orcy,apasscngcr on boardthc steamship port, will send Messrs. Fletcher and .
The League is evidently not going to h the poi {- octooenarians were noticmble amen Auranla jl d b d ft
- -, - - . - i continued on Vail street toandthroug 11'- B i ‘ g .' '1 “11139 over 931‘ 50011 a 61 - 4
1131 are its influences With the great Water street to the outlet at Leonard’s The “Chatauque salute” was led by the interested auditors, as were Gen. leavrng the Mersey. A lifeboat was low- Chapman, Hincks and Walker, and
. masses Of the solid, thinking voters of " , the school children if . t‘ 11.: Couch 001. Frost Albert P. Comstock ercd, but nothing was seen of her. Mrs. Cogswell and Lockwood to this City,
wharf. It was proposed to build a new en nusias ica y, ’ ’ Gorey was on herway to join her husband on Saturday night, to play the Nop
the country by any yielding to the in- sewer on the west side of the tunnel to many waived their white kerchiefs Of New Canaan, ROV' MGSSIB' Seward in New York and was accompanied bya walk Club’s‘team
while the audience heartily applauded. and Elwood, and many other notables. child. The latter was landed here. 1‘3 hereby given to users 01" water in the City
sane clamor of the few in the Repulfi Isaacs street through Hanford’s nursery R N 6 f th E t N lk
,-, , . - _ A member of each f t ' - oom 0- 0 0 ”-3 0“” ~ - .' r '. ‘. ' '
Loan yam, who We howling them- to connect With the outlet near Lelion isions marched U) 2111 111:3 scihlzlolbciliv school made the lamest contribution Murderers Start 3 Fire In Jail. jSWlSS cheese, at Bette & Earring- of No walk Ewst Norwalk, Winnipauk, and
selves hoarse for free Silver. 811d s wharf, thus leavmg a dead em on St 'h . ‘ 1 . L 9'“ e _ “3’ $19 80 to the m n 1mgn‘ anl the l) A EDWAnnSVILLE, 1115., June 20.—In the ton s - ~ m18tr’ theNewtown road, that
... __ the east mac of the tunnel. fhe prop- evens t on collections tied up in a - v _° 1‘ . ”r ‘ .' county Jill] hcre Strac Hillyard and Jim T . '
opennnz of the Baltic Canal. osilion to lower the present sewer toy U. S. flag, then stepping upon the R have voted It a DION“a 0f WaShmg- Bowling, murderers, set fire to their bed— he bFICk sewers on Wall street to .
Tl .. t B If 3 C 1_ h meets With favor as it will permit of mound and plantinzjihese flags in front ton In an oak frame. . ding, thinking that the doors would be the foot of Mill Hill and on Main street
d0 ngB a 10» en. 4119. t- eneW , ’_ . . 1 - ,. - thrown open andndmit of their escape from the outlet at th “7 11
. . . t d- a ,. th H 1 - the dome away With the muchly com- 0”“ monument ‘0th number 01‘ mne- A “01“” “I" hem” {eitoone‘l 1“ during the excitement but the fire was -~ 6 a Street . ‘
f bdtQIWfly ex eh m“ across 9 O stein plained of oufleg on the east side of the These were followed by the little cos— red, white and blue bunting, awaited mastered without the escape of a man. bridge t9 Hoyt“ street were cleaned ‘i
150m Holtenau, 1165113 1981.011 the Bal- bridge. ' turned unveilers master Lumbert and the ending 01' the decllczitory cere- ———————_ early this inommg and disinfectants .
tie. lo a point on the Elbe near Brauns- The expense, probably 310 000 will Miss Stevens who also set their flags in monies and then bore the D- A- R- and main“ 0” 09pm“ Dead- used to Emmy ”19 ”'30- With HOSE
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bultcl, a. distance of sixty-one miles— be borne by the railroad company, who the 50” With the others. T50 following Sons Of the Revolution and invite Thomas L. Lang formerly receiver of the It is now stated that several of the
propose making extensive changes in eloquent address was then impressively guests to the remdence of Col. Dasksm, land offiCe here,’ is dead. He was once names on the Vmio r t dt 4th WELL
delivered by Rev. G. M. S'elleck:-—- Where the ladies held a formal meet- prominent in Maine politics and once pe n p esen c 0 e
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opened to the commerce of the world
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yesterday mm a celebration m Whmh Llle tracks. God the greatest. Fellow citizens ing, and Miss SOD“ and MW Andrew ‘ Pearly delimited the late James G" Blaine ' ' ' ' '
l . / all the I’M-10113 engaged “”0335 a naval ' ,.__, --....._-.----.__ I {11115 ggflnltegls inscribed, and has at this ThompSOn of South Nm-wfilk read in. In a. congressional contest. placed 011 the petition Without tea cup ‘ after this notice,
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'1 ngspluy thht stDdS w;t11011t an equal 111 LlVll‘lg’ V-Jhlst. commoelfn Ulggflléifléollilstfisgtzl; 0f 1341‘ng teresting historical [)RDCIS bearing llpllu Korea to Continue Her Legation. ssgfo‘onfagltOS:efatiltle: “they are very ‘7
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f maritime history. The game OflIVHlf—t Whilst played m folglders of Nor-wall: were '11.; 0011- the 00.;le settlement ofNorwalk. The” WASHINGTON: June 20-“The Korean 0 ——0 1a er Elcept between the llOlllS ‘
,. _ . . . . . f - ’ ‘ 'l w 15-1, ninn‘ wusa ‘ri utors to a convict—n l \1 precclinws were enlivened by dclwht- government has made an allowance of . '
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0 ’3‘” 1 WNW” 1“ “”4 “10 Ah well who prefaced their testementu‘ry be- ful singing by Mrs. Bradbury, a neice about $1,000 to 6115133111 the Korean 103% Napthaline at Hale 5‘ all if
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l . Peninsula, and mute the Baltic and audience The intricate chances add
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queathments “in the name of the evo,_ . , . . _ tion at Washington. This is likely tobe ——_ 0f 6 and 7 as mo and 6 and
”Snug God” or endorsed .upon their of Mrs. Noble, and by an exquisite solo , followed at no distant day by the appoint- Judge Hubbell has given a decision ' ‘ '
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1 10 nortu Sea, gm log t) ueimany cou counter marches were almost oeWilder- Wills’ They that are in the Lord are by Mlbs Witch 0f Brooklyn,.r1valmg ment of a new minister. in favor of the defendants in the case of 8 p. m.
; , tin] of the 11119 of Water cgrnn111uicutjon mg, and were executed in a skillful aflppytlflgeed,” {3th men kept their {‘39 mocking bll'ds 90133- She 133 guest __._.._.-______ Mrs. Bertha Shrivc vs. Asa Foote and
i... . -. . . . . a . The d ll‘ll -:' ' ' "ll t .ivcsa c “l'thlel‘ pitch. of Mr. and Mrs James Stevens :1 """‘ UW‘ ‘ - - - -
u..t\veen lllt’b.) tau; walmaills (11,3 cum] ”“ou - u l. 1n “”43 0555 on. Th' . - ~ - . . ‘ ’ Wife The lalntifl'r l d f — ‘
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8'0 19 directly fronts 131““ “1"" "1 granddaughter of Henry BOWCU, 05 p son a he Bland m niture which it was alleged was held for NOTICE Is ALSO (Xx/IVE};
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' has been constructed at n oust of “$37 -. '
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440.000. So 1.01”“!me exact have ..e repeated to night and to. mono" and ..l_i.p. V“. e_ to—day introduce our reli- mp u 1‘ L‘u‘bp‘ruflut' - Rmhm‘d Bland 0f MISSOIU'i is ill With the rent due, and sued to recover fifty (101'
I . ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ 'J ,. I” no one snould miss seeing m 5510118 sci Vices _w1th anthem, chant and These details ended. the guest; were grip. He was not in good health when he lars damages. - .
been .113 calcmations that this sum, ..__._... —— "$31 pmcessmitul. Our fathers also invited into Col Ddfikam’fi spacious game to Colorado, and his trip seemsto ll
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which was ihe original estimate of ex- = “9 NorwalK Trolleys Exempted. held their psalm booli ingbn; lldliidtdli‘id yard where uncer “10 shade 0f trees, WC'chned 111111 53111 mom ringficif’%uefort._0h_ee_se__, at Bette $1812? the Inspebtor W111 see that this mdel Is
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penditure ml. this greatest of engineer- . The House yesterday passed the act "heighguu 1n the other, for so imminent light refreshments were served in honor May Be Austria's Premier. , complied With. and that all persons round
ranting a right of appeal to the courts was 6 danger that they durst not, it of and as a farewell to Mrs. E. J. Hill, VIENNA, Juno 20.—Tho Neuefreie The Connecticut Summer School for wasting the city water. or using it in any way
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. appear, Instill a Window in the their regent, who is to sailon the Rome Pressc says that Count Kmlmanscgg, gov- Teachers Will open in Norwich, July 8, other than allowed by the rules of the Water
by street ‘railway companies from the side of theinlog temple that overlooked
Europe, has not been exceeded. It has , - ' ' ' crnor 0f LowerA 't'" "11 b' - I '
, . orders of any city, borough or town this spot, lest the same should i on the 29m met for Europe. . . “5.1““ “1 0 asked to and continue to July 20 Miss F ' -
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rcquiicd 813le .3 6M5. 0f time t0 COHJ- authorities. A property owner may “11? red man’sarrows promoted from a . The day was an ideal one, indeed on visiolnnl cagigeéfcm‘up and to form a pro belle Curtis of this city Wilhhave charge 1 ' “001‘?“le
plcie the work. It Will save to steam- also appeal from any layout granted by 10,195: Bdltldcliilgiln the hOHIUW 9t 0111' flgllli- 0f the rare days of J mm, and the whole a 0f the kindergarten, assisted by 'MiSB FREDERICK MEAD’
eis twenty-two hours in rounding the a city or town for a road in front or his which, . butt forytlle alliliwhndliiiirilic$lzgefi affair, Of the dedication 0f the monolith CIMexico Orders Munitions Of War. Emily H. Veils and Miss Marie Curtis. JOHN P. TREADWELL‘
. 1,60“le “Denmark. premises. Before .passmg the Milan both parties, might have proven a spark and the reviving of ammo ardent in.~ crn111T;toriqgfiisfifhdbgdcfgnTnTlf0 ggv- A kindergarten, With children, will the” , . D. WARREN FITCH.
amendment was included exempting ma parched prairie, gave the Stamford terest In our rich colonial and I‘OVOIU‘. 80 000 new Mandi-won rifles 'mnclnsgpdoom in session beginning July 9' The moth " ' ‘ Water commissmnerg'
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ways item the Suez Canal and the pro} the Norwalk Street Railway 00111932152 1 ,- M. “'3 "W“. l 119 “"9” i delight, and patriotic devotion. ~ “ " '3‘ "f? " be fully explainedand illustrated:
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