Norwalk weekly gazette, 1883-1896, 1885-08-04

 
 

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«r i fGo to RotonPoint. g —Go to Roton Point. - l WESTPOET- I‘ BETHEL. . ' 31'an AND GENERAL. vr .
N ORWALK GAZETTE ' l . .—Try our 5e," cigars. Regimental Ci- i ~Go 1,, G. M. Ritch’s Livery Stable NQ- : Dr.Boutouwas in towulnst Wednesday. The Metuodists’ picnic .at Cold Spring ' A one-legged darkey‘ named Sherman A.
' . 1 gm. Store’- GAZETTE building. 1 9 Elm St. I Mr. Theodore E. King is building a barn GE"; 1191“ TheSday '3 hcmg considerably won a sack race at a. Brookside Park pic:
TueSday' AUQ 4‘; 188,5“ l A earload of water pipe for the East 5. —Buxton, the cxpressman, has given I on 1115 ﬁne place on River street. “but: “ellfhe’iizlﬁcggg CIdOdeOf part:1(:1-_ mc afew days ago. ‘ I
G t Roton Point I I, Norwalk cxtentiou arrived Sunday. . j up the mail, but not the express business. Mr. John W. Wood returned on Satur. p . . . an We “5591'“ - A Cornwall man died Tuesday of in-
I: 1: f) 1 .0. 1 . ,...,,.escn1c,1 at 13011 ~Buxton, the cxprcssfnan, has given I Misses Nellie Perry and AnuaRcsseIIuie, day from it trip to BOStOhhhd Providence. t ogghghcgﬂtlosal1:11)ththclock 0" the juries sustained in falling from a cherry
I 11:: my 18 urge y u ‘ . up the mail, but not the express business. of Ridgcﬂeld, were at Dorlon’s last week. ' Mr. Ephraim Osborne has taken charge been ut‘ inc mozl‘fzgzm‘m? [church thus tree a few‘days before. _
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, . , - ‘ Tlic plankingovcr the roof of the rail- —All kinds of cigars and tobacco at or the milk route “In from the Staples’ an ‘- I: 11)! p pe, m now a ter. Sharon “'1“ dedicate 3 soldrers’ nionu:
—Go to G. M. Ritch s Livery Stable N0. . . - . farm 1" erva 0 several years the solemn ment Thurs h w'tl 'in 0 inc eremon’ s
9Flm qt _ 3ru$8 road tunnel on Wall street has been re- Regimental Cigar Store. GAZETTE build g. - . . bell tolls morrrnfully each ﬂeeting hour _ “Y: 1 U D 8 ac 10
ll B kw W1 1 . [ \Vest ion has )at- newcd. ‘ , Mrs}. William E. Burton starts this week D13 F. D- Powers spent it few days 13‘“ ;There was no preaching in the church and prominent speakers. .
1 ' ' ' lee e1 0 “ t ' 1 . ' Nat Requa' of the Seaside Bell Island, on a montlfs vacation to Chicago and week among his old friends in Lakevrlle 1,151; Sunday owing to Brother Slack’s ab- ‘Danbury has “one of the best bands in
outed a saw sot. , , , ’ . . . . . and Sharor ' ., " the state n This 't . 's ad'l table to an Dick Headache and relieve all the troubleslnci-
. ‘ , f M is haying a lively season at that popular Vicinity. . 1' scuce on vacation. The young men had a . '. l ”n ‘ fp y dont tonbillousstateor thosystem, suchasmz.
' Thursday morning the rlratlr o e: rs. l‘esort. Mr. Charles Coleburn and son are ex- Messrs. William and Richard Taylor prayer. mectin g in the evening and the town liaVinga-band and a newspaper cor. gaffahﬁgﬁoyngsmeﬁfhgi‘ﬁgﬁgrma
I‘rcadwell Avery wasanilounccr ' . Robert Allen’s barn on Water street pcctcd‘home from Europe the middle of have returned from their ‘hmyelc tl'il) t0 ‘15““1' parlor lovc.feasts later on.-—- A respondent. 1‘ “hwcwumm'emmcmg .
The channel 1" Milford harbor 15mm ivas damaged $25 worth by a blast Friday this morph. . ' Lake George. _ . . number of Bethelites who were cheated Three Mt‘mm'eneek “egg went mad 0" . I .
Wldchd by H- J. LCWIS, the oyster-dealer morning. Mrs. H S. .Bissell will shortly leave hll‘. L. B. Bradley has had his cnl'l‘ynll out Of the priVilege 0f attending (“Vine alccount 0f the heat :1 few day S ago’ and a ' V ' \ l
—Buxton, the cxprcssurau, has given . . . - ., -11 .. repainted and )lit in order in anticipation service Sunday morning Iowin to the slot 3““ sent them in“) the great dog- I 1 '
. . A new side track is being added to the town for Chicago where she wr make a l g . .
up the mail, brrt not the express busrness Danbury & Norwalk road ”near the D an. protracted stay. ’ f , , of beach parties. . _ - ghscucc of iii-other Slack, went up the gone beyond, . _,Z §lﬁigiaT§§i§E§§§§f§$ “$531133: . .
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The “ orl. 0t rcwsrug -_B0.Y(1 8 (111001013 bury gas house. . . Mr. Edward C. Belts has had 1",, 1,“. Rev. Mr.- Dunnrng, of South Nor walk, “Seem": load E0 Lekle Warnmaug, where Alexander MCNUI’ 0f Lnehﬁdd' hardly nildiiiﬁ-edggo! the? stomachmtimuylato 211?er A13 DOW ready Wltrll the most complete StOCk 0f
“the tow" 0f Norwalk ls being pl‘osccu' Eucrcnc Scott is said to have caught a Western home brightened by the recent preached in the Congregational hhhl‘Ch 1"“ “y m. u gc 1" a c ambake “MP appro- twenty-one. years or age, has been “I" "'1 ”mm mm mmm’mcmd . , ' ‘
ted g . . ~ . _ a . , Sunda niorniu . pnate rites and ceremonies and trimmings pornted acting superintendent of the She- . ' »,
' black ﬁsh weighing eight pounds at Bell arrival of a son. Y g. and thin gs. They rode from NewPrcston aurr railroad vice l' b 1;] tl . . _
Ric‘md Welt“ 3““ {Wily “"0 S“"““°"' Island on Friday- ' . B. B. Murray, cashier 0f the Lloyd M“ M- 13- WI Wheeler has Ohmim‘d “ to the lake a distance of about ﬁv ‘1 111) gm :1 ’ f H I.ifcrci’vmlri rﬁcen y - .
ing at Washington Depot, on the Shepmlg A number of local ﬁremen went to Dan- Plate Glass Insurance Co. of New York, patent for 9- saw'sct Wthh: he claims, will in an ovcl‘ldnd stage coach mekfnmltise pp 1 . cc super 0 I . . . .r Achethqwouldbealmostpdcelesstothmmo .
road. bury Sunday afternoon on a visit to the is visiting friends in town. ' do the work just right. journey without; being upset attackid by BA Birmingham ﬁsherman caught in the :ﬁﬁrfsgﬁthll diggmgff&mpl% hearth-m- , .
The mourning decorations on the Kohanza hose company of that place. The acting Mayor of the city has issrred ROV- J- 19- Tuttle Mld family have 30110 - lrighwaymcn orscalpcd by Waramaugin- wgﬁfifﬂ-Z 11:“? 21m Ogle: day a bass "ﬂieémwthmwm “9d thcﬁqhttm'gghs "lie .
GAZETTE building me much admired and‘ Mr. William A. Jackson and sister who a very appropriate and timely proclama- to Massachusetts for 3 ViSlt to friends: dians. The bake \vas ready for them silve’r eel wdiwllinlgntlfree] poetic: “111;:ch iodowﬁl’n'é‘ii‘ w‘"£h‘etgtgmlmh°agmmg .
commented on. I , have been spending a short season at Mt. tion in regard to the death of General They expect t0 be absent about a month. 0" their arrival, and they were ready for ‘ a bin- string gt smaller big ﬁsh ’ and be it"? ' I l ' . '
It has .bcen voted to build an extensive Desert, Maine, will return home this Grant. At a meeting of the High school execu- the bake. They arrived home on the canuoot tell a lie. ’ " I ' ' . i '
addition, tWO stories high: to the Down week. . ~Good, kind and gentle Horses, and ﬁve committee held last Monday Mr. W. evening train well preserved, and full of Solomon Shurc a Jew of New Haven I . . V I I
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Town school house. . Ackc-rt efReten pom, has srxty Iextra stylish carriages at reasonable prices at L. Cross, of Gurlcyvrllc, was elected prlu SﬂtleaChOn W 53110 CﬂlTleg Ollt 0f the is under arrest for biglimy, the wife 1“; mg“, great “boost, '3',“ panel-3:333:31: . .
A large Ullﬂlhel‘ 0f N01“"““‘C"3_ 7V1" waiters engaged for next week Wednesday, Ritchs Stable. Give me a call and 1de crpal. . programme, 0 e day. ~ . deserted in southern Russia eighteen years otheggr’ianﬁme m am u d ' .
attend ‘the funeral 0f General Grant in the day of the big Morrisania SnorerSi try to _ please you. - . The Westport Division, Sons of Temper- Those Who believe‘that the best way to 3&0, having traced him out and bmuahq; ﬁ'ef’mwme- 0" “'twopmﬁgamﬂggc- '
New York on Satin-day. picnic. , , H.- C. Mosher do Son have opened :1 ,cr- ance. picnicked with the 011113,. divisions avoid sunstroke is to keep cool, have been 5311; awaiuslhim 1“, week ' When he 1: ft p 9! “tiri‘ﬂfrithfiﬁitbfcggg $1238? giggle; .
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The thth Knights Of the Shovel (11d it Mrs. Wm. Birdsall of Danbury was gar store “1 the 209111;?“ thfc groulnd 1100‘: of the order throughout the state on eonsrdcrably amused dunng the past week Russia eighteen years ago, he took $300 §§°am$réewfﬁitﬁ°§§$hﬂl§fﬁhe ”an . '
good job Saturday in ﬁlling and grading fatally injured by a fall froma swing at‘ of the GAZETTE m lfngh’, ormcr y occu- Thursday at Htgh Rock Grove. or so, by the strategems and manmuvers stolen from his Wife’s father, having pre- N 'W MEDICINE 00., , . . t
W atcr street where it joins Wall street. Brookside Park Thursday evening. She , Pied 9-9 the 5‘1thth 9 t ‘5 paper. James Flood, 9. young man in the cm- ofdblrudfoldcd JUStlce “1 pursuit 0‘ 800d viously received as gift§$1,500 in money, -, New 1°“ Ck“ . ' i
—Gcorge Grumman is manufacturing his died Saturday afternoon. _ Bridgeport 15001 13_ full-d clear through, ploy of Charles S. Wakeman, had three of $3 el- @3131th £003.. Andthis amusement and ﬁve years’ board frce_ WATER. GAP HOUSE, if" . ’ .
Olden Time Root Beer With 11' J' and G' Foster Brothers’ carpenter shop in Dan- over the nasty cond “101.1 Of the rcscrvorr the ﬁngers or his left hand cut Off in a hay d-es wrede yheulllinced by ebserving the Six months ago, “all the world won- ﬂELﬂYAEE, WATER GAP- Penn-v 01'0“ June .1 , - .
S. Grumman, No. 53 and.55 Main street. bury was struck by lightning Saturday :llat supplies the‘gity witthkwutctrgind act; cutter on Saturday. The wounds were 111121133531: “:3 t 11: 51:1: off till]: sinners“? the dcred” when Mrs- Charlotte Canﬁeld, 11 1,0731 ”ﬁfe“,ﬁe’t‘gffgﬁﬁgﬁgﬁngﬁgﬁgogé .
n '- ‘ . - ' ‘ .. ‘ ' v mcasurcsare em" a on 0 love 1 ' I 0.‘ e aws sron . . . . - . bedrooms; as «Maren-runs; n ' » .
lry lt- . and damaged t6. the amount of $15,000. pifriﬁed h ‘ dressed bl’Pr. Day. _ right arms. Oscar Hibhard a zealouf ’ rich Old-Widow 75 years or age, married mm New ork b;'De]§W§eiseLMk;wl-:gn:%w
Miss Laura Taylor, says the Daubury There was only $1,000 insurance. Tire rein last night was terriﬁc, and the S tAndexcitup'g game ofbbrill was playedkoliii Omni-prcsen t constable,’has recently bee n, gzny Callzil’ield, a gutcl‘leli boy, aged 22. Weggeggn R. R. L. W. RODWémr . . . _ . .
News, is making the most of her vacation Over e1 even hundred thousand men . l . d that) accom anied it blew a ur ﬂy a ernoon, c Ween a Pro e appointed ni ht atrolmauli theb . e wor s won cr is (355 intense now ' .
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. among friends in New Yorkar-idgcport, have held the Accident Policies of the 'dlgvcil]tre::uin various part}; of the town £210, medlbemUOf' the once familius RIP oﬂlcers, his title; being to piesewcgeliie Ever the announcement that the, on girl )‘ ["K ‘6 ° 9!
3““ Norwalk. , TRAVELERS, of Hartford, Conn., and over and did considerable minor damage to 6 iﬂs’f:nm tilleth mien-s. T1116 £55153 fate and quiet, prevent burglaries, horse steal. 11:: “0,3311: lml “Sonar“ 3”?“ ogailnst ' he . SBaSlde . . FOR .
—G00d: kind and gentle Horses, and one in nine have received cash beneﬁts. fences cro 3 etc , v ,0 nlons, “0 e 'a re ing and throat cutting on the sidewalks. yo ' u ms an ’. a eging true ty, ’ . ‘ '
_ . ' ,. . . v ' P l , ' old players hadznot forgotten shot it. . . 1 . . adultery and other boyish capers. BELL ISLAND,——— ‘
stylish carriages at reasonable prices at The live conductors discharged by the . _.———<+»—————— - _ . The practice of ‘ rushing the growler" is , , . '. _ _ W111 be open for the season”
Ritch’s Stable. Give me a call and I will N. Y‘ & N. H. railroad company, on Sat- The Borough Water. . On Tuesday of last week Joseph LaCrorx extensively carried on by the drinkers of In Birmingham MT- Burke 18 "1 19-11- . .
try to please you. , . . urday, Were, in the estimation of the ”gen- “Subscriber's” letter in another column‘ was err-ested and brought before Justice stiﬂz' cider, who, being obliged to take the’ MI! Shannon has been spending 9' 300d SATURDAY, MAY 0 ' . ’ ' , ' . , t ’
The gigantic tank above the roof of the er “1 public among the most cﬂicient and» Iis the mildcst complaint of over: a dozen Austin, charged 1 with an assault upon stuﬁ off the premises where it. is sold in deal 0‘ hls -timc comforting Burke's The “ SEASIDE," has been thoroughly Rum-run,
Siliionds foundry wears several pairs of ‘ t t’of an 'on the road - received by us last week, relative to the Michael Reardou; He was found guilty order to drink it, have been in the lfabit temporary Widow. Mrs. Shannon “took REFURNISEED and ENLARGED.
new lioo )s WlllCll were ﬁtted to 11 last compc on y - foul condition of the water upon which and ﬁned $7 and costs, amounting ,to of standing on the principal street corners 8 tumble” and followed her spouse on one BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED -BY THE DAY, , ’ . '
week to dbiliatc leakage Daubury took the broad .huf} Off? red the borough depends. That; the con- $16.22, from which an appeal was taken, ”90 drink, where, of course they soon be— or his recent ViSitS to his grass Widowed WEEK OR MONTH. ‘
. " _ . . _ by the Beekerlc ﬁre, and has Just received dition of this water is disgraceful 1,, a mat- but we learn that LaCroix subsequently... - came a nuisance Os cai- ,set out to break rival and “caught on" to his method of Telephonie Communication.
Dr, Sehwab, the ocullst, Will make his a bran new ﬁre steamer. When Danbury ter of daily witness by nearly all who are paid the fine. up the custom and by dint of vigorous administering consolation, which ﬁlled Ngﬁhgggglg‘nlecntions should be addressed to . . .
”CXt lll‘OfC’SSloml ViSit t0 NOI'Wh-lk 0“ is oncecouvinced that she needs a thing, . ' “T . ~ *- , c - . . .. . ~ _
. . . . . _ . unfortunate enough to be dependant upon Martin Carri an a bo who has been persuasion and businessdike method h her Wlth rage, whereupon 3110 appeared NAT REQUA Pmpmmr‘. EVGI' OXlllblted In the town Of N rwal
Wednesdaymiid Thursday, Aug. 5th and she forthwith gets the thing that she is the public water for their needs. Astrong living with his agunt, Mrs.yP. Muli us, at has done it too although there is in; a: unto the guilty couple, gave them an uu- “21 Cmns' LACﬁIOX’ sapenmendent' ' 0 k, and at PI'ICCS
6th, at the Ivorwalk l-Iotel. - convrnced she needs. . . smell and taste of decayed ﬁsh and vege- Compo, paid a'visit to Norwalk, and, in- much cider,dran’k Which of necessity is merciful tongue lashing, and had Mrs. Lower. than even . _
M" Jen“ 11' Hobbs was “ﬂamed and The South Norwalk-(co-opcrative) Hat table matter make the water alike unﬁt dulgiug his taste for appropriating others’ imbibed in localities less; public con’se- Brrrkc arrested and ﬁned $2 and costs. .
installed pastor of the Presbyterian Chhl‘Ch Company have leased the Wilding Of late fOr drinking 01‘ for bathing Purposes“ property, was sent to the Reform school Quently the diety custom is less difensivc Wk“ OLD FACTS "
at GI'CCHWiCh: Comm-.011 July 22d: by the occupied by Henry R- FitCh as h planing And it is not ODIV nauseating; it is un- by Justice Sclleck. There are some others to the‘ nostrils of the decent dwellers‘of In Illinois Nibigiskiftalﬁlslow-i the mcr " '
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Presbytery of Westﬂlicstci. mill, and wrll ,have it reﬁtted for then oo- healthyand harmful to the highest dc- m the same neighborhood who had better the neighborhood. The stubbornness of cury registered 107 in the shade Thursday. WITH ’
The Wife 0f J 01111 1&0.“ the man who th Chpaniy “ht‘lllhtagtzry isdciected on the“ grail. board , of' water commissioners .give Norwalk 9. wide berth if that is the the “growler” rushers, however, is shown —Three patients who were vaccinnated ' ' MEN $ MIDDLEgEX FLANNEL gUITg $9
kill 1e(l by sun'stttmkefhere alleiiiﬂtfoiithilis leeont y pui’c iase grouu S. - is composed of honorable and sensible way they are disposed of in that town. In the fact that on several occasions while for yellowfever in Vera Cruz died from the ' . ' » , ' 0
ago, 1:15 wri en tom .1 p , , 'csterdays rain was almost a ﬂood. men. Their attention has been called to. The Compo Highway school district the Vigilant ofﬁcer was in pursuit of 9. effects of theinoculation—SalvationBill ‘ EW ACES . "

Ffllhshld‘ for details and PTOOf 0f “19‘“ The wind drove the waterlinto the harbor this matter before, yet: they have, as far held its annual meeting, last Wednesday gang with a jog, a shout from behind stolealotofjewelryinJerseyCity the other . . ‘ l 1 '

i y. . , , _. . .and at high this the meadows and many as we know, made no effort to imp r ovc evening, but owing to thc _ fact that would attract his attentlen to another-{gang night, jumped from a. window, 30 feet to FOR. MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS
Heine s hand concerted on Union Park of thc wharvcs were submerged. It was the condition of affairs. What is the red the ballots for one the candidates . with another Jug, drinking in deﬁance on the ground to escape and was captured ' . ' 1

TllCSthtY hlght as a ShTDUSC party to. the very rorrgh 011t31d0 the harbor and many son for this apathy? ' . were written Im different ways no choice his sacred ground, end immediately he after all. Maud S. has again beaten the Cl '

(Prelim? .111 that nm1glﬂjmhﬁwl - T1105; 0f tthsouud steamers were delayed. . The public water- should be kept; purc for 00mmite'e was made, so that it now would abandon pursuit of the ﬁrst gang to record: She made 2:08il on a slow track, g 38E I ‘

a lo ie.iid them say t 10) mar 0 some goo At Savrn Rock on Saturday the com and clean. If the present board are un. devolves upon the board of school visitors chase the second gang, only to have the Wednesday—«A monument to Rebecca ' 6 .75, 7.50, 8.00, 10.00, 1 1.00, 1&0009

"‘USle- mercial drummers of Bridgeport and . . 10 a o'ut Th t‘ ,, 1- d t same trick played on him by a third gang Nurse who was hnnn-cd dur'nu th S 1 " . . .' _ .
. able to remedy the present foul condition pp 1 - 0 11106 1“; «(Journe W0 . ., . T . . . . ’ a 1 a C 8 em T , . , 1 _

Conductor Smith of the Dauhury & Hartford met for a contest at clam eating weeks to hear the report of the treasurer. With a thud Jug. his triﬂing With the persecutions in 1692 as 3' “hell, W35 “11‘ 1 In}: 113 ‘ ca (:fhlfseleoctlolna 0t 14 00 15 00 16 0" &1c &;c

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N orwalk R. R. has a night blooming ccrc- ‘ and base ball. The eating match resulted 0f '21:“ 13:35: it? 31:10 11:31:; the sooner the ———————4~.+—_———__ dignity of the law was condemned even veiled in Boston on Thursday.—At . . ,
us plant in Danbury which created a scusa- in a draw, and the base ball game was won pu J c ______'__4+,__'____ DABIEN. by those whom it amused, and it was also Leghorn, England, a priest has been ar- Qufmg’ Cleansrng and 1“ short
tion among the Beautowucrs the other by the Bridgeport men, witha score of 14 Grant’s Connecticut; Ancestry. Miss Clara Weed of, Brooklyn, is visit- frowned UPOH by' the ofﬁcer himself. rested for carrying on the business of pro- glvmg the mOSt approved mOdCS . ,
night by blooming. - to 3. ' ’ ~ One account says : He came of the fa- lug Daricn relatives. HhVihg puriﬁed the moral atmosphere 0t curatiou under the guise 0f charity. He 0f doing every thing . 00111190th
The Danbury & Norwalk It. R. Co. Says the Danbriry News: The-Shields moug Elam Grant of Stratllspcy, Scotland. The MisScs Barclay and King, of Jersey that neighborhood as much as it could be hired a building and had it opened with with our daily family living, It BOYS, SUITS, . l

have declared a dividend of- three per Guards have changed their date and place Mat-thew Grant, his ﬁrst COPhCCtiCUt au- City, are the guests of Miss Annie Mather. couvenicntlypuriﬁed, a scheme was con- religious ceremonies "5 a home for young is a. heck Of 155 pages and every
cent. on the capital stock of the company, of picnic to Parlor Rock, Thursday, _ Aug. ccstor, came over In the ship Mary and Mr. Williams’ residence on Main street, cocted to purify Daubury also, as a duty orphan girls.» He then scoured the streets receipt given has been Practically (13 to 17 years.) .

payahlc'Augilst15th. The transfcrbooks 20111, to accommodate the picnic of Rev. J0hh t0 Dorchester, Mass. in 1639’ and has been improved by the addition ofa in foreign missionary work. .Three “big "0f the city forfemale children, whom he tested and approved. The beek
close to-morrow and open on the 17th. Father Slocum’s church, in NorWalk, Who removed the same year to COUhCCthht (to new piazza. heads, ft 15 said, were required for the brought to the orphanage, promising them is issued by the compiler and sold $2 75 3 75 4 00 4 5O 5 00 6 00 7 00
concoction of this scheme. The keen food,clothiug and shelter until he could for the purpose of liquidating the ' 9 ' ’ ' ' ’ ' ’ ' . ’ ' 9

u - n . . .- , . will picnic at Brooksidc Park on Saturday Windsor, say some.) The succession l3 . A . -
A iuu bctu ccu iii :11 photographers Au". 15th, the date ﬁrst announced by the traced with more or less certainty? thro’ 1 Mixbaiid Mls.dCli;irles S;.W.1Lko_r, WllO seented ofﬁcer, on Sunday of last week, provide them with permanent situations. debt u Jon the E isco .11 P rsop- 8 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 12 00
a - “WC ecu spcn ma sevcra wee 51" town, disguised himself in linen brooches, a From time to time the prettiest girls were l P 13¢ a I ' 7 ‘ 9 ' , ' '9‘ ' ,

 

i" Waterbury has brought the price Of - . Matthew’s son Samuel, Samuel, Jr., Noah
cabinet sized photos down “0."! $100 to Shields Guards. . . . 1st, 2d, 3d, to Jesse Root Grant,thc father left for the" home in Amherst, last F’i‘ “Garibaldi" waist, a wide brimmed straw sent to places remote from Leahorn os-* age at New Canaan, - . 3 . 7
$2.50 per dozen, and the public keep the Three persons have died Within a few . . . , day. . _ . _ , _ . a i ,_
_ . _ _ , _ _ . and tanner. His father and his mothers hat, aliickory clubaudaleft-handed limp, tensrbly to enter the service of some - 103.00 14.00. ‘
galleries busy making up faces while the . days in Canaan, up in Litchfield count), father were b 0 r u in Pennsylvania. The greenhouse owned by Mr. B. St. and proceeded up the track to a suburban wealthy family as seamstresses. It is Bound- 1n CIOthy 75 cents. ,
war wages. theaggt‘eght‘i of‘whose ages W85 24.33’99'1‘5- Gen. Grant’s great grandfather, Noah John has been torn down ahd ala‘rger one groggcry over‘ the Daubury line on a now charged that these girls were sys- u n u ’
Th0 til-“35 0t OB'Stt-‘l‘ lands-this year The ““9"“ atmosphere Of that. milk and and Noah’s brother Solomon were com- is in process of construction at the same reconnoitcriug'expedition. He found sev- tematieally sold to professional procurers Paper! 50 I ‘ .-
amount to about $7,800 and of this sum honeyed burg seems. to infuse into {ts If" missioned ofﬁcers of Connecticut in the place. - eral young men from Bethe] in all stages in other large cities on the account of rich v . I '
eve" $7,000 has alr cadybccu Phle- Dlh‘h‘f—l habitants an everlasting tenacity 0f hfe m French and Indian war, and were killed Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mather and daugh- 0f “fatigue” and in all attitudes Of ”St patrons. ‘ ' 1‘ or Sale at all news stands and ' CHILDREN’S SUITS
the three summer months the work of the ““5 world, as well as developing an ctcr- in 1756. His grandfather Noah served for Eva, returned to ’their home in Win— and helplessness, but in making his round —————-——~v———— at the GAZETTE OFFICE' ”"3 ' , . 1
commissioners is greater than during any nal ﬁtness for the world to come. , all through the Revolution. stcd last week. Miss C. A. Mather, of of investigation he. is said to have trampled Is (if. ' hm“ Of Patents MRS' L‘ A‘ DEN SLOW' (4 to 13 Short Pants )
other part Of the y car. While crossing Regent street, London, I In J. Hammond Trrimbull’s Colonial Dorian, will spend some time with them. down a considerable the” 0t productive eanuiZw 32:12; Ito? .3331;ng (£02216 t“: of NEW CANAAN’ June 1’ 1885' ' , . ' I
The ﬁrst birthday of n. poodle is to be Thursday morning Judge DMid Booth, 0f ~ Records of CODBCPthht (1936 "“_16.65) . Many buildings in town both public and ' ”Eh-9151: ,f_0r_ which the imtc..proprieto_r fumisTiod u); from) the ofﬁce ofJoh: E.ecE;rl‘c’ ' $1 25 l 50 l 75 2 Z 50 3 3 5O 4
celebrated in Danbury with a select party Danbury, Conn,, was knocked down b5: 3. “Math: Graunt” is mentioned as a juror private are suitably draped in mourning threatens to bring a Shit for “(559335 and Solicitor ofPatents, New Havenﬂonn. ’ ' ‘ ' , : . . , . , ’ . ’ , . ’ ,
in a few days, the invited guests to-bring ehb- Hrs clothing was torn and he receiv- March 5th, 1644, (p. 122 and 162) and as in liono’r of the unation’s hero. All are damages. About twenty-ﬁve names were F. Cooker and G. Yule, Dsnbury, hot curling ———-GO TO— ' 4 5” 5 6 I- 7 8 9 10 " .
their dogs With them. ' W110i} these 9‘1 several brurscs. The cabman was ar- “measurer” (surveyor?) Sept. 8th, 1652 trimmed in an exceptiOnally tasteful man— secrued by this means, including several mghllle‘hensmrth ”Hnmdem machine for mak- , . , ’ ’ ’ I , .
cur-ions pug picnics becomes universally rested and Booth refused to prosecutcllim (9.247,) ncr and reﬂect great credit upon those who had tht htTiVQd from New Jersey. in" clip' 01:98. ’ ’ ' ‘ /
pup-ular we shall have dog days all the The judge expects to sail for New York Theinveutory of Seth Grant, deceased, th) did ﬁrework. . Each one was subsequently summoned to b51201]. ‘ngllall, New Haven, carriage curtain F J C & C 0
year round. ~ on the steamer Nevada August 15th is given March 4th, 1646, (p. 481.) D . , .1 d (l t . . d1 appear before a ”001111 0f inquiry,” the H. Hammond. New Haven, forging machine, 0 o ’URTIS 0 a "—
Bridgeport is to have an equestrian stat: __.._e...._._. am” new ”I m elm ' ls rap! y “"65““ 0‘ 50 cents being. 1"“ in” the 3 “tii’etiter Unionville dipper We would call‘ special attention to our -

The organization of the N orwalk Catho
lic Union, a benevolent and social associa-
tion, was perfected Tuesday evening, and

. . - s. 0. Ta. Picnic. ‘ approaching completion, and in a short we . .

. t . . _ hands of each to insure his n . . . - ._ __

ue of Gen Grant, life 812e, in bronze, o be The state temperance .. picnic at ngh time station agent Hayt expects to move _. , ntte dance . 553.13.19.18”, West Haven, mmhwe for mak-r _ FOR

placed on Seasrde Park. It is to be fur- f l t k . . .: . . Those summoned got together, chipped mg no le_£rames.. ..
Rock Grove on Thursday 0 as wee in. The interior is ﬁnished off very neat- their fee into a pool which they sent to C J. E. Kelsey, assrgnor to West Haven Buckle

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nished by the Bridgeport Monuments. was the largest ever held in the state, there ly and the depot as awholc presents a very Daubury for two k c gs of beer as a prepar ﬁggegeﬂ Haven, (11° 1'0" ”aging buckle St oves and Ranges
. - - $

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these ofﬁcers clcctcd : Pcrsident, Bernard B . C I '11 t t1 C MEN S B U bIN E S S S HITS,
mnze 0‘ t m cos m ompany being not far from 7,000 people in/attend- pleasing and attractive appearance. ation and “bracer” for the awful ordeal of 0~ A- Ludlow, Bridgeport. lock. .

Tully; vice president, John Malone; re- $10 000i b 'Id't th 1 . “t I] 1] Hi 11 t . hi 1 l - _ f
cording secreta' , Peter F. Fl nu; ﬁnan- " Y o “l. l l c regu or price 0 - - _ . . , W. Mason,NewH ,l '11 h - t . _ W 10 we are I] DIS CW ['10 0
cial secretary ByJ ﬁnncrrany treasurer anybody else” would be $25,000’ but once... The Sp??? train flron; thlthegge The. furniture 1" the house, formerly attending the “court of inquiry,” or the Sumo, assignor igelivinltiigsrgfklii’e‘ﬁﬂil; ' . SB" g at t e as 0 ng y p e

' ’ ' ° ’ ’ Bridgeport shall have it for 335,000,. so she walk brought 0 poop c o c 5 ' occupied by the late Graydon Kinney, court of “iniquity” as’some called it. The $3111]: 00': ntﬁchme {01‘ trimming cartridge Wooden Ware, $ 3 . .7 5 - s 3 o '7 5 I

Rev. W. J. Slocum- medical examiner - - ' . .
. a The beauties 0f the 3P0t were msPecmd was 801d at auction at: ten 0’ ClOCk Satur- consequence was, none of the witnesses S. Mead, New Haven, friction clutch.

. . shall and that amount is hunting itself up _ . . _

(J' SI‘Murry, M” D. by siibscription. . and ileum ed by those who had never Vlelt‘ day morning. United States Marshall for could remember anything bearing “on the 8}]; Neale, Bridgeport. sewer gas check for Tin and WEI/”0w Ware,

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01d SP0” Cnmpana has been sent The followinrr ofﬁcers of the new] in- ed It before, games and pastimes were .111 Connecticut, John KmheY» was 1“ town question, and when this subhmely awful 11.38. Pickett New Ha’ven split nail or took '

to the hospital by the police in Bridgeport, a y dulcred in by the youan' people; mashing to su erintend the affair . . . . F A P t ’ -,, ’ , . ' ~ - .

h . , . k hour 1 a (1 'th t” stituted Sons of Veterans Camp, South 5 . w l, t'tutcd a lar c P - court got through pumping its Victims, Hartford gitlﬁnfmahgt‘ t0 Pratt 5' Whitney, .ﬂgate Ware, I W
as 015 SIC ’ 8.685 n w} on means. N 1k ' t 11 d Fr'dn‘ niht~ and spooning as usua c911“ g One day last week, the passers-by on the information it had gleaned was better B.J pédmum‘f ﬁne ".116'1, t t , ' A. L L O 0' L
Wlicn “Sport” wasru the zenith of hisfamc orwn ’ were ms a e l y g ' ortron of the amusement. Wheelcr& . . . ' a ”'93“ ‘10 :5 eam IEP- .—Axp_.—

. . Daniel H Hall commander- Homer Hoyt p , . Main Street near the railroad track were calculated to prove the moon guilty of H- 0- Sherwoqd, Bridgegort. corset Btay- '

as an alleged pedestrian, he furnished a ' ’ ’ ’ Wilson’s band of Bridgeport furnished . . 0. Snow, assrgnor to .P. Smith Glaston-
house in tide st 1e in Waterbur but “ﬂush lst Lieutenant; J. W. Gorman, 2d Licuten- . S rnl rand worthics were in greatly amused at the Sight of a runaway being made of green cheese, than to show bury, mosquito 1m, canopy. ) Glass Ware,
t' ,, y.“ Hy . f l y, d t' “ ant. James Barraclough, w, F. Gregory musrc. eve d lgt f - ld tcr eeches team. A wagon was being loaded with that there ever was a drop of liquor sold git- W- SouthWick. Stamford. belt lit-stench. ° . '
imcs m 1 im Wore o 5 ion; ura ion— atteudancc an o s o co wa sp furniture from a freight—car and on top of in Danbury. “But legal fees accrued just macln‘sutgfmard’ Hartford, screw blank heading In New Shapes and Colors. . . ’

andSamueaniidall council. Delegations
’ ° ere made and cold watersongs sung, the the load nspring mattrass was placed. the same," said a cynical wretch, who A~L~StevenS,Darien.h0rﬂe 81108-

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. . _ -. . - from Bridge ort and Stamford were prcs- . . . .« . _ . . . . I
outhe sari-dust “£10k. Anson” sentmd.’ p ll ' ‘d ft srngrng being exceptionally fine. The im Before the furniture had been securely was unpatriotic enough-to insinuate that: r W- Wallace. Wﬁlhngford, making handles . ‘
' cut, and a ﬁne e0 atlon was serve a or mensccrowd be an to go to pieces at about - . . for cutlery. Ha” lel'al‘ and Table Lamps '
“G0 to ROtOH Pornt. the installation. half‘ ast four o’ilock and the arrangement fastened, the mattress unrolled, thereby legal fees were the Chlef 31m and ObjCCt or AL 12“}? Wheeler, Westport, saw set. l y ' matched in the County far the Price
. ’ p . . - . i may assionor to Pratt & Wh’tne ', . ' ' . .
‘ The annual meeting 'of the Norwalk —Go to R0 ton Point. of trains for the different directions was so frightening tliehorsc who started off at full the outlaw r (mm or relievi’ng mainline. . l l A Full Line of _
Gas Light company was held Thursday, . ‘1 . . . . . ~ . speed down the street, scattering housc- .4 , ”‘ C. II. Lyman, assignor to Ansonia Brass it ,
when the followino' directors were chosen: Mrs. Catherine 1l . Baird died at the admirable that: there was httlc or no con- hold goods in every direction. It was AN ECUADORIAN any, Copper 00., suspension device. . . .
Dudley P. Ely, Gregor-go C.'Bishop. E. K. residence of her daughter, Miss N. F. fusion and the entire crowd‘wes started some time before the horse could be stop- - ____ « ' ,. . POTCBZWMZ, Wilde Granite . ‘
Lockivood,fPetcr L. Cunningham,:0has.F. Baird, on Orchard street, SundifiyLaftcr- for home in Tahshlelrt 51313:: of trieonafitler pad and the damaged furniture collects?d Thereis no fresh water in town, but To The Public I—A can. , . “a a les , D
Osborne, Levi C. Hanford, George M. 110011- She wag the Widow o ' _ ymau that hour.- e 0"” e- eg ' and carried to its destination. all the. ,ee )lc use is brought on rafts - I _ and 0. 0. W GTE, \V‘ ‘70,, ' KI ,
- Baird of New Haven Mrs Baird had rived home long before dark. 1 1 _ . have recently learned from creditable au- SEC n
Holmes, ‘V‘ A. Curtis, Geo. B. St. John. 1‘ d ' N lk f . b f ea ‘ W”— , ~ m from a. place twenty miles up the river, thorlity that statements are being industri- a OVES
The directors subsequently elected Dudley ive m orwa or a num er 0 y rs The Blood and Fire Soldiers; M II 11' t t D b ° t S 1 and is peddled about tho place in casks ously circulated, ivrth the evident intent of in- New Square Shapes in v Face It?) GL ' ..
P Ely president and George B St John and was a lady greatly endeared to a large , Noi-walk is wrestling with the Salvation r. o is er 0 an ury, spen um ay '_ 1 ‘ th backs of donkeys or Junngmy busmcss, to tho eﬂeet the, n, my use . . urLR ‘33! .
secretar and’trelrsurer ' ‘ ' circle of friends The funeral services Army and it looks pretty darkfor that “11- W“ M“ J' 1" B‘“°““““" . “M will”? use s all 'vear antalettes 3:333£5330?iﬁﬁ‘imi3223“t§il§i.£%°r‘é§t‘él23 'sssr FITTING r cuorcssr sunors s rinssr QUALITY.
. y . will be held at the house this evening, the fortunate town. As usual the iii-my insists Mr. Elmer Banks of Southport,» has men. 65:0. fey L. escffm 0d est necessary for its effectual application. Nom- . Dl N N ER AN D TEA SETS, .
P01109111“ AL DeForest was sent to the interment being made in New Haven to- on parading without regard to law. Why been visiting at Mr. John Todd’s. ”110th 1101““ tit-his? mo “7 tirely nakgd £11113 gantbe mlltil‘mlli from the tclluut'dlllimwllughd ‘
. - _ ,- . .1 _ . ' c 1 en en 0 yo cm,w ic is now a o e " t . ‘ ‘
ﬁzzﬁ?gsw§ll $3533: esvilxlefll; £31353 morl'ow. I ' giggllydrlggsliggavglllll‘e :fllﬁhrl’dlgegiofgdfdvcg K: M“ George COC’Per 0f Poundudgc has 3311:1222: and “vomit: nearly so but loading ilnttl best uudo1rtakcrs 0122' tllllia ycguntryc: Plath and Decorated. Agentfor the . .
, _, v _ ‘ . . . . . .. _, v oruear woyea‘s, '0 ‘ ti' Ih . t
’ , Swelal of the newspapers have been promise on say two parades a week. If been painting at ML J01”) Todd’s. to protect their legs and bellies from the not used}; single Iiouilllnfxllfplglllgl' pileiervlil; The Still. SI] “1. waISta

todian of Martin Carriwan, a fourteen-year- . . . . . . . ' . . .
. D taken in on the mammoth straw hat made Brid eport could afford to back down to . - _ . . , . the bodies efﬁ’w dead. And I 11, 1 _
g Rev.M1.McCullogh and family 0f Brook gadﬂy Whleh bltes ﬁercely hen... Blend dertaker who has not used it. anlluteiiinng ‘ilflll- BalllWlll Dry AHI Rafrlgﬂl‘ﬂmr!

01d terror, who stole oats and inveiglcd these reli ious Zulusa small hamlet like . _ .

little Jimmy Delaney, aged eight, into ﬁll- 11:3,); 33:“; £1233. 3f Ngrlzzallllgédfg:feilglli Nor-walk %ugl-lt not: to stand on its dignity. lyn, N.-Y., are summering at the Center. as well as water 15 paddled abortibtlhe stance ind? 1, been. emissary ,0 ‘ifpose any
‘ . ‘ . 1 _ - . . _ - , b 1; ve 6 es morco‘ eperson o t eCOI‘J‘B t an is seen _ _

’ ’ ’ BMW?” New" Rey- Ml“ Cheney! Of New Y°rk Ea“ town 111 the same we)" u g at‘tcritts laid out in the caslro‘tlor public view Which is one. of the best on the market.

ing his pockets with grain. Carrigau is . . - , . , . . ~
in his show Window. Areporter called 0n If Norwalk’s need of spiritual ministra- District visited Brooksidc Park on Friday. , are brought down the rivel: on rafts and and burial service. The prooess of administer-

generally considered a ‘.‘tough knot," and M . . — . . . .
r. Beatty while the hat was being made, . ' s t at her sister - . . - , ' e hauled u on the ing it is as delicate as the in'ection of a. h o- '
tion were as pressmg 3' tha MF- Harry LOUDSbUI'Yi Whlle ﬁxmg 3' m dugouts, “high in p dermic needle in the wrist Jor hand to it’ll)“ A150 agent for the

will be kept in the Reform school until he . . .
lo ave him the Sittin Bull stor about . - . . . 1
is as harmless as the hero of a Sunday w 1 kg 1 l b 1. d filth ty d't' City. 9110 would “0t only permit, but on- swing on Thursday last, fell and broke his 1383011 111 long rows, “Pd presenta busy 1mm m 11,0- livmg subject. I (”when“), up an,
school book it,w lc Idle 0 love ’1; at; the no); 9.- Liz“ treat “these religious Zulus” to parade arm and interesting scene. - tog'velty il‘lllontl of dhtb more theirs lull; rled O 1 q
" ' ' - contaiuc an accoull o o as ours g _ . - ' ' _ . - . f th ﬁnest su lees! aveuse . eprocessnpon ant wro ° °
, . _ _ 1 . _ . once before each meal and twrce before OnThursda evening at the ionic rvcn Guayaqml is famous or e have mmessca "s administration to couﬂm '34 Oves
0n Satmday, Of “US WOOL, Gen. Grant fact that Slttmg Bull wore a hat thirtccu going to bed. But Norwalk has no World y m p g pineapples in the world—grout .jmcy my statement in this respect, and to aid inlrc- onltor l bt

Will be bur led in New York, and for the sizes lar er than the average head—Hatter . by the Humane ﬁre company 0‘ Danbiiry, . . futin" the injurious. cruel and heartless false-
g b Sterling, no Frank T3310” no base be“ m' Mrs. Will Birdsall of Danbury, fell from a fruits, "'5 whlte as snow and as sweet as hoodnt-o which I have been forced to refer.

In American and French Percales.

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accommodation of these along the Dan- and Furrici- — . _ , . f 'ts h is
_ ‘ ﬂ ' porters and no need of asalvatlon nimys . . . . . f h' 1 .lionoy. It is also famous or.«1 a Respectfully, .
1’1““; & Nloritvialk road desnrllg to_ agcgd The mothcrof Dr. Buddington came to agoniziiig intercessions nor the diabolical :1? enrictlngnrsezfiliZSimeuncs mm W ,1“ and hammocks. made of the plug, ﬁbm, MEG WM. E. QUINTARD. . . ‘ -
"3 uncra, re passenger ra es wr e. Norwalk last week and packed up the a . .- 'ﬁ (1 ' _ . . ' . 1: 1m The well-known Pana- ' LTHE STAR SHIRT WAIST.I
. i. - , ‘ . , pandcmoulum 0f “5 sancti e circus pa Memorial sci-Vices were held in the Con- “501 ‘ﬁ pa ' . ' . . . - i ,5 K E,"- E a < > V E: S
gl'ifllivzcggffﬁlﬁ The11 2:3 gléﬁlbagyn’; doctor‘s effects for removal to New York, rades. And what’s more—Glory Hallelu— gregatiounl church on Sunday The pas- ‘m hats are all made 111 Guayaquil, but. Davis, Sﬂver Lake Ice . 4,. . _~_- cg... ~— -. ._
“’1 e orw. ‘ 1‘ up 1 where he is an intense sufferer without 'ah' She don’t ‘ 1; 1, 11 . ' t th ' name because Panama mer- ‘ . ' ‘
‘ _ _ . ,— propose 0. ave rem. _ 2 1 3:38 ge 811' _ . o I e.
at the usual hour, and returning wrll leave hope of recovery. Mrs. Buddington said J ______‘+>___‘__. t??? t°°k for 1115 text, f1 Simple d ! chants formerly controlled the trade. Superior Quality and honest. Weight. S - . Unlaundrled Sh lrts allllnen bosom 25c
pier 23 at 4.45 and foot of 23d st. at 5 pm. her son had resumed his.practiec here too . .. The Neptunesa 1 . Know ye not. thutlthcre is a print: an a They are braided under 'wator by native A smug, 0,. m1, Pnnmc among], Semen”. . _ . ‘ ‘ _ ~ , ’
A special train on the Danliiiry road will soon after his late illness, and wastoo TliedNeplihlnes, aceordip‘gHEOErotgtrzzigns, great man fulleutliis day in Israel? women, ,of strands’oftenlitx‘velve. and ﬁf- . W‘Familics supplied in any quantity. A” a O 311 e . 0 .‘ . 7 .
be m waiting at WilSOnPOIIlt on illGhI‘l‘lV- weak to stand the strain; his .brain has saute on d 01:; Grilles: v? 1': towed b In our Centeninl year, Rev, Henry Clay teen fGGt long, and ﬁne ones are very NORWALK, CONN. , . 0 do . . wamsutta MUSlln 500
a1 Of “.10.Steamcr’ ﬁll. the convenience 0f become affected, and With hi5. PhYSiChl CIOCk.Wc dues a3; bagel; : .tiu 835: Trumbull, D. D.,(one of the distinguished expensive. A woman often takes two - p . ' . . , -
those 1m“? 0“ the hue 0f the road. . ailments the family have given up all hope {he Panto (1);; vilieu thc’sclgfnergleft Connecticut family of Trumbulls) prepar- and three weeks to braid a smgle hat, bPECIAL B A1{GA]_NS . . . ' ' .
The camp meeting at; Bedding, to com- Of his recovery or or his surviving only a tllilac'dglzg A number of friends of the ing a Centennial number Of the Sunday which sells for $5 or $6 and w for. - -_IN_— ‘ I 4 pail-rs Seamless SOCkS) for 25 6

ti 17tl ft] '3 month, )romiscs to short time. Poor fellow! His many . School Times of which he is editor asked. ever: learn). hat'in Guayaquil WhiOh ' ' ' -
mm“ '° ‘° “ 1 crew woman... them down to the ’ ’ ma tobe worth $250. 1...... made Gho1ce Building Lots

be of more than usual interest. The we friends here will be keenly affected by the . _ President Grant for a message to the chil- . ~ '
siding elder of the district, Rev. George discouragingannouncement. ‘ ' genital?)gelrflzralfﬁlrfgi:331:12: Idren, and received the followiug‘printed, of a. single straw. or ﬁbre, as ﬁne as Situated 0,, Spring Hill, Wilton Avenue, MANUFACTUERRS OF AND DEALEI‘aSv 1N Men’s Llnen CollarS. at, l 100.

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yesterday for a month’s vacation, most of notorious ““5 morning by lying down in £00k£iﬁzziiziﬁa§e$uafen deg/5:3,, + 1 __ - .
which he cxpectstto speudin New HamP- the harness in front 0f Frank Mead’s bak— ers - a. E Changes “1 a. National Bank. . t . * - his ‘ ' -

. . Wh‘ _ _ e on Water street. He was stripped of 10 o’clock, Wednesday morning. . very - The Merchants’ Exchange National While Mahomet was connecting ' WINDOW FRAMES.
Slum m the rte Mountain region.— ry member W110 Wilt attend 13 requested to Bank on the ﬁrst of August passed under system his cat Wt chrled 111" 011 h“ . ’ .' .

N' Cheney, will have charge 9f the meet— An intoxicated individual named Finch . t been. all sunshine there - uirc at GAZETTE OFF on or of

lugs, and Will be assisted by Rev- Wm- was on ,the warpath Thursday. He adver- £8;?::cil’ilzielodoubt that they are 1:1“ng A CENTENNIAL MESSAGE. woman who made it was engaged four q tf18 . IB.’J. STURGES. . , d f

T- Hill and George P- Millllsi former tised his prowess on Water street and vol- the best of their lot and having a royal FROM run PRESIDENT or THE UNITED sums. months lathe work. h m 1; died LUMBER, Men S UH erwear rom 200 upwards
elders of the district. This meeting in- unteered in terms vehement and ungram- time. , a - WASHINGTON! June 6, 1876- , The qiumne trade “3 9’ .05 - JULIUS C KOECHI '

ll 1 l - ' . Y k ' ' f MM. To the Editor of the Sunday School Times: out, as the forests of Ecuador have been . G, ‘ __ .
eludes a t 10 c metres in the New or matrcal to claw the tripe out 0 any man, . r1 IMBER o .
' -' -.T .. ‘ ' I ‘ . - ' ' Our Norwalk Directory. Your favor of Yesterda askin a mes- stripped 0f the bark, and the trees have MANUFACTURER 0F . ‘ '

East district, and 3.18.130 bothering is an- woman or child, black, white or Irish who Mr Boyd publisher of Norwalk and sage from me to the childiy‘e’n and gouth'of th be d sin-0y ed In the meantime, .. . e u 01 b, . , , ’ c
. . . - .. - . - , _ . v as , on e - ‘ . ’ . ~ - '
“(311?th- Thchanbm.y1d“"0h.wmlmvc would favo“.h1m!mth a few minutles per County directory, has about completed the the United States_, to eccompanyyourpen- the trees have been introduced into the Slillllllll llllll ﬂl'llllllllilllal mall, SHINGLES,

extra tents, an: a Specm committeelinv. soual attention m the gladatoria arena. canvass for his third biennial issue of the tcnuial number, is this moment received. In di bi tli British Gove at, , I428 BROADWAY . ,, .

in" the matter in charge are ﬁlmmln" for When he ran afoul of one of Mead's . bak- . - M advice to Sunda -schools, no matter East es y e , mine. . - ' ‘ ,\

= a = a . Fairﬁeld County directory for 1885-6. Y . . _y . h th 1 3 been cultivated mu, One door below 40th street, NEW YORK. , l \qu

0“” meeting every day. One day is to 01'5. however, and 11111“le escaped get: Itisunusually complete and full of valuable 3,2313%??? Ehglgble‘ettlgldblfdr 1ng) lgofi‘rslil: Wei? sugesemthus securing a better oppos‘te metronome“ one” mum " L I 1“ t ’ HATS GAPS AND TRAVELING BAGS

be in charge of the youligmcnaud is come. ting 11's fol-m knocked .113“) “Pl,” lie sim- 'informatioh. IMr. Boyd desires to thank erties; write its precepts in your hearts, 5:11th of q" _ c with less trouble. to?r-dem forenyktndofGlnzingpromptlyattrslltizased . ’ I

rally for them. Rev. Mr. Barnliai-t is to meted down to a condition of harmless- all those who have aided him in his eﬁortg and practice them in your lives. Quinine or Perul‘ ,_ bark, was discov- DOORS,

. . - _ .' . ,- - ° _ , V139 . a
tlilrke net-Ive Part m tall “he meeting-:5..- 365119;“: Slhmlly after“? r81 yzsLtztlfljfveﬁi to establish a ﬁrst-class and reliable book (13,1112:dhfoinggegfggggstsluldaldteoihgastrivlil— ered by the Jesuits in Ecuador in . 1630, Seven Years Experience in U. S. Patent Office. I w . ,
o to 0 on 0111 . , _ W uidc in the uture. . Chin 110 the wife of the ‘ . ' 1 .
- _ ' ' c subsequently sent up for thlt'tY days. I 13th G' Y men!“- g “Righteousness exaltcth a nation, but Countess 0f e no, G60. R. BYIIlgtOIl, , ' ~
SouthNorwalk Fritzles. Mr. W111 raw Th annual reunion of the 13th C. V. - - 1 t 1 n viceroy. . BLINDS}
is erecting three very pretty cottages on A horse belonging to Iceman Davis and '11 :3 kc lace at West Haven (Savin a 3m 18 reprogoohrg ugglﬁgguffy ’ .__....+.-..—-—— ‘ 1 -
Concord Street.——Rev. Mr. Ross started driven heme hiSice wagon made himself m a p ' . ’ U. :5, GRANT. . MIAHOMET AND HIS CAT. ' SOLICIT” 01“» MOLDlNG , . . I

 

Wednesday was a Reiney day for the Sal. liiSJiarncss, pulled by the hill and collar, - - 1 h S _ . . . . . . - 1., ed Mali 1; ' ' .
. .A - send a ostal card immediate y t°t e co the administration of Mr. Phineas C. sleeve. .Wlule thcca purr ome . 3..

Ar. but Straus sliowedwlilchway the Wind coaxed, cussed, and yanked until he mus- tar .p J. C. KINNEY, Hartford. L b as r id nt ~ reﬂected, for the. purring of the 9M Enamel”- Insurance B nil an“, . . . PICKETS, &C. _ .
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than their Bland caiitain cared for. They an old trick 0‘ his,” “aid ““3 driver- ’ “mama” mm" ’ . " “"8 “ms “'3 "9“ m t '8 Perha s the m het'dreamed of his wns H I u c'ron D c ”H d W d W k - ’ . r
then took a Smullliorn and departed fol; “Whenever he gets too tired or too lazy Everybody who has read the “SP90pen- Flt)“ .He has been for some “the an act- 'ndipe Hepdrgamed for a long I' - . _ ' ' . Veneered or 00 01‘ , ~ .
their barracks where they wliooped up glo- to go any farther he alons lays down— dyke” papers in the Brooklyn Eagle Will “’6 .director 0f the Merchants Exchange £321 “1: :m fell asleep Being at length Ex'mndm ens” before Cannes-“Special" _ ‘ ' . . . ' SUUTH NORWALK
i'y likeToby--Al-‘ eight poundboy. Which whoa! dang yer stand up!” and as the experience a thrill of regret at the an- 11:8:10381Bankanrﬁotthtihllenczlm {32:21: obliged to attend ”his b . ass, m - .. Hard wood Ceiling & Flooring a NURWAllK. . , . -

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arrived on Monday, is the cause of the half as eep l P P n 1: ested in the management of several large homet took a prur of scissors, out oﬁ T 0 FARMERS.

the‘mud for another nap ‘the vigilant writer, Stanley Huntley, is dead. He died _ _ tlf sleeve ofhis robe on which the cat ,
ing about with him—An observer at Ro- driver braced him up with his shoulder Thursday night at .his home in New York, Ill‘zlglifzgﬁhilsfdigzg[Emotvemﬂoe spasm: w; sleeping, and rose gently from his WANTED TO EXCHANGE. . q . Norwalk- Op“. . -1
ton Poin‘t notes that “small, plump girls while he muttered a cuss-word that actu- aged 39, The man who can ﬂash even a p, g - seat, happy that he hadnot disturbed ANerﬁwew ”gm bum 11mm. mm mm . . .

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seem the most buo nut in the water.” ally made the horse's car wrnk With hor- momentary ray of brightness into the lives 8 . _ . , . _ . 0r 8 ton 0 . clean. 01d .« , ‘ . .1
[Mean boy-want, Frit); ?] riﬁcd amazement. - of his fellow men does 1,191? live in vain. 1334‘—N- Y- Commercnll Advertiser. the em” slumber ' ‘ meadow hay. Enquire at the GAME out“. I ‘

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