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NOR ALK GAZETTE, TUESDAY. AU'GUST'4'8 1885 ‘ A ‘ ‘ '
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N OR‘VALK (JAZETTE —Get your ﬁsh at Millspaugh's, 18 Marn —-Lowest prices,freshest goods, at Mills- N33; $323!; tll’lhltt 1:Voodlh :10" (:lfd er. The great stone dam of the-Lee's Manu- J cw elle r Capron of New Milford has ' ‘
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Tuesday. Aug 1 8, 1885. hhhh . - h (3- mug; . , . . , at his home in Hudson, N. Y. early Sun- hhhhhg 00:" h hhhg Nhlhh' . . Opened “jewelry how '" Fem’s hh’ck' h
——Do not {mi to go to Hrg Rock iove 9 1; o to G. M. Ritch s Lively StableoNo. day morning. He h ad been in the best of . Miss thmc Colt, of Baltimore, rs vrsrt- The new book and ladder truck has
—Go to Roton Point. . “0.11th l August 315“ m 8" 3m..8 health and had eaten a hearty dinner on mg her srster, Mahmud Nhhh; ' arrived, and what do you suppose will be
——Go to G. M. Ritch’s Livery Stable No. '—Buxton, the expressman, has given Gus Pitzer has added a stock of hats to Saturday. He came home about , 10,30 Mr. A. 'l‘. Goodscll‘s new house is its headquarters ? George Slrepiird’s ﬁsh .
9 Elm St. up the mail, but not the express business his barber shop, city. Saturday night, having been compelled to rapidly approaching completion. ,1 market. George has sold it to the borough.
Robert Valentine of Pcckskill was in Rev. Mr. Gumbart. now of Brookll’n, -—_High Rock Grove Monday, AuShSt work later than 1181181» and went to bed-I The Methodist Sunday 5.011001 pienicked hhd thus annihilated 31’")th source or
town Sunday. preached in the Baptist church, South 81st. Tickets 90 cents. He woke up shortly after midnight feeling in Adams‘ Gray; on .Wednesday. Items hhd brought the variegated history of
Mr. B. E. Stnats, of Albany, was in Norwalk Sunday. Ben Sturges, J r., of New York is spend- Shh“ He mm and vOmited copiously, Mr. Tlrcbdore F. Taylor has 'just com- the hhlh‘ch to h 9103““ If he failed to
town last week. An infant child of Mr. Jennings was lag his vacation with his father in town. hlild 500” hm" returned ‘0 bed. He lay plcted another boat which he launched on converthrt lhth.hhlhhg hhhh‘ he m“ at the
—Excursion to Rich Rock Grove Mon- nearly suffocated by falling into a sink —Buxton, the expressman, hiss given t are talking to ins wrfe for. a while and Monday. “hill-Sb- ndlsatrsfactron It] the fact that rt 9,13“ nsndacho “3‘1 who“, all thotroublesincr.
, n , , was taken srck goal“. Anarn he returned _ _ _ _ wr c utr mad as a shelter for rolling twat fonLllionnnafoof tlrosystern.anclrasl)iz-
day, August 3lst 0“ Sunday morning. , . up the marl, but not the express business. to bc d and fell a :10" Sho l'ttl t' Mrss Anure Nash spent Sunday wrth stock hlxhcsg.¥§uhe3, Déowslness. Distress “Manchu?
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Ho Hose corn any’s new hose carriage Bethel s new book and ladder truck The Dhnbury Methodlstsi Library after his wife was ahvakcn d bI 1c. rm: her cousrn, Miss Emma Grllum, of South Cl .1 'P _ nlhléhmhcccga hng'hcennhszlg'ihnwt .
pc p pissed through town yesterday on route gociet i ni k d t G] I 1 d F 'd G Y "h”“o Norwalk h“ es “When, aged 39, a batter, was '
is expected to arrivcnextweek. to the “banner town ” . v y p c c e a en 9 an rr ay. her husband say, “Well, I am up again.” ' . fo‘und dying under his barn Wendesday . ‘
—Buxton, the expressman, has given ' . ' , ' Charles Betts has a contract for protect- He was then sitting in a chair and before Mr' Leopold Her-'hhhh. hhh Improved afternoon with an ugly stab in the right h
u the mail but not the express business. J°hh Hayes, formerly With Harv ey 3 mg the elms on the green from the ravages his wife could reach him, he "rouned and the “Phehmhhh 0‘ h“ ”S'dchce by “ COM . side of his neck He was brou ht into
h ’ _ express city is now a hrakcman on the of the inch worm. f ll - ' . °. of a paint. '. . . g Headache ”tamer"!Limelircrl’insaroequen
Banjamin Fitch Canrp, No. 15 Is the D b ’ &N’ lk' ad , , _ e on hrs knees, lus head resting on the _ 4 his house anddred wrtlrrn an hour after valuable in Constipation, cqrin nndprcvcntlni;
title of the Sons of Veterans organization. an ury 0"“ m _' Mrs. Eliza Kennedy Royce, aged 83, bed. In tillS' position he gave one long M‘“ M' B' W' Wheeler started 0" Shhh" he was ‘0‘"“1- Hi3 jack knife was found iii?!hh’ggiggﬂh‘hlgigihhhllgiinfuhhiohhhcoiiht A ' 'I
t W 1, at n ‘ is mm“ District attorneyE- N. Wilson. of Mad- died in South Norwalk Sunday, and was gasp and died. His wife, thinking he bad day morning for a visit to his sister in open. beside him, and there is no doubt mmmmmcls- Ev'e'nimer onli’cuicci ‘0 now ready w1th the most complete stock of
h' EZ'IE Hﬁffghaﬂ: "£13303 (1 on Higlgr ison County, N. Y., has been vrsrtrng hrs buried this forenoon. fainted, strove to bring him to, brrt being Newburg. in the minds of those intimately acquaint- ' ‘
“11:39 9" - ' ' ’ brother, Mr. O. E. erson. . Camp meeting is in full bloom at Brook- unsuccessful, alarmed the neighbors and Rev. Mr. Brown, of) South Norwalk, ed with himtlrat it was a case of suicide. P
" r A t A committee of Co. F. has selected a side Park, and the attendance promises to “ht for the doctor, who Pronounced him occupied the pulpit 0‘ the Congregational He had {01‘ 8- year past been subject to .
M. E. Mead, the N.) . Real Estate gen ﬁne frame and steel engraving of Gen. be large during the week. dead. A post mortem examination was church last Sunday. . , periods of extreme hypoclrondria.altlrorrgh :uﬁlgrttltgnvzggdlmggnﬁstpricelféstothosowho .
was pulling in black ﬁsh off Penﬁcld reef Grant to be lrun g in their armory. The Scbnorers, of Morrisauia picnickcd made of his remains, and it was found The Greens Farms Sunday school unites tllcrc was no real cause for llespondcncy, iiliithilgrihgii-yghgheihﬁ—h-ihihgﬁhhdlhgh'hhhhh‘hh; .
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Saturday. - The portrait 01M“, Clarissa Davenport at Roton Wednesday, with 000 members that he ‘hed 0‘ a temporary steppage of with the Southport school in a picnic to barring perhaps an occasional afﬂiction “brethren!“ wars hattherrcigillnog crime
“Deacon" Main 0f Georgetown, New Raymond, of Wilton aged 108 years was and the Eighth Regiment band of 70 the heart's action. High Rock on Thursday. 0‘ inﬂammatory rheumatism, and he todo w-hhhhh zhh hhhhmhhhhhh hhhh
York, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs published in Frank Leslie’s last week. ieces Mr. Wood wasa graduate of Yale Col- , . seemed to brood over imaginary possible h
WalterJ Fitch. ' S l a d 4 ’ f R p —G. d k d d l H (1 loge and of Columbia College Law School f Mh' hlhyh hhihfhd wrfe have returned contingencies There is no circumstance " h 5
' . _ e wyn, ge years, son 0 ev. oo , in an gent c orses, an He stud' ed 1 . . ' mm a wo wee s carriage trip through . ' , , ,
The Borough water P'l’e exmhswh down George P. Hebbard of South Norwalk, stylish carriages at reasonable prices at on V ld a: m Jersey Clty- for “The the northernptu-t Of’the Stink m the Chhh that would Justify 9' suspicrorf “themeOmennYiimthnthcrciay r r in
East Avenue “0‘” rehCheS to the Eu“ died last Monday and was buried Thurs- Ritch’s Stable. Give me a -callandeill 31:1,, 2:,th Sh sequently lprgctrsednthere. The horse sheds at Christ church were ofmurder, as Whh ht hhht speculated Oh’ :thhtrhshlhh iii-h" hhhhh Ohh hihh Chwhhhhm"
Norwalk Depot. da _ t to lease mu. 3. rowcvcr, comp‘e e to grve up ‘ and the “accidental" theory advanced CarterhshLittlo Liver P'lls mail a - .
' l' Lent and Mr. A. C. Golden y . . ry p 3, .' the law on account .of a growing deafness. taken down “at week hhh removed to thc by some is controverted by the evidence Of mmwm‘h 0“ 0" ‘Whhhhhgnh°hh°:g
MISS Alillle N Y are visiting at the Patrrck Clark, a deck hand on the Crty Edward Jennings of the .day freight He then went to Hudson where he had new cdrﬁcc where they wrll be erected. deliberate and intelligent premeditation r'i'hh’ “ﬁthhdiiiﬁ‘hi‘ébﬁhd hihhhtghihhihh h
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of .Peeksh , . of Albany, felhoverboard and was drown- train has been lard up three or four days charge of the American Express Compa_ At the Congregational Sunday school Mr. Patchen owned the farm 1' l usedmhcmm. -h‘h'h”. Fighceh’si h‘hhli'hﬂh 3013 - ~
l‘eSldenee 0‘ A- 9“ Belts. ed on the down tri on the day of Grant’s with cholera morbus Fireman Cbarl s ' - - ' ' ' ‘ - on w no i h, hh'mww’mc'm “he by “m
H . 'll be in attendance at f i l p ' Pl . . . e ny s oﬂice up to the trme of hrs death. last Sunday a eommrttcc was appended to he lived and died, having paid off the last CARTER EIEDICINE co
Gov. ,arrrson wr d H unera . . att yanked the throttle rn the meantime. Mr. Wood was a prominent Knight make arrangements for the annual_picnic. incumbrancc only a short time before his ‘ New York (Sim, - ' '
tilt? encampment from QVednes .ay uh! Rev, J, H, 'Ross’s recent memorial Customer in John Collinsr restaumntt. Templar anda member of a military or- Mr. Edward Lelrn, the villain Street dhhth- He was generally known “5 3 WATER GAP HOU h h
hrrday of the camp wee . - sermon pu “General Grant, the Joshhh of “Walter, did you say this was genuine tur- gauization at Hudson. His remains will baker, has purchased the horse formerly. cheerful, jolly fellow, and W119 one Of the DEhAWARE WATER GAP P‘enn §Ithhs .r n h ’ '
Rev. Mr. Anderson preachedn sermon orrr Natronal Hrstory” was printed in the tie soup i‘” Waiter: “Yes, sir, I knmv it be brought to Norwalk this afternoon, a owned by Edwgrd Beers for pee on his most popular men in the shop in WhiCh lre‘ htdt-glhplelrhhcizhhhahhhr hhhhhhh mhhhmhn thigh"? " '
at Bell Island Sunday. It was listened to Boston Beacon on the 8th. . is for Idrew the water out of the borough delegation of Masons and military accomh delivery wagon. f worked. The funeral occurred Tuesday. yogi-ohms; sin- and Zié'o‘ii'igh'é'éiigﬁ h“ '“iiijir'i-E' L" .’ - g1}, , , h ,
by over two‘hundred persons. .. . ‘ .. “Billy" Bishop, formerly with, dual hydrant myself." panylng them. The funeral will be held Rev. J. M. Carroll, who has suffered His wife survives him. , . . weglwnihi'ahrgrk by mhwv’izemi‘g‘fi‘ﬁ'ﬁah'ihh nna .' ‘ -
William Stow Esq. ”will remove wrth} Estate Agent Sturges has taken a position A brute named Coleman living in Win- ht 10 °‘°1°_°h toij’mw’ the interment he' from a 'feloh for some weeknibnd a por— Alexander Foster, familiarly known as hhh ' 'thhewh 7 ~
his family to a more spacious ediﬁce on as assistant book-keeper in the Union nipauk was tried yesterday for beating his “18 made in Unron Cemetery. Mr. W000 tion of the ﬁnger amputated on Wednes— “Edith" has added “One more u‘nfortu- ' ' 8' '
lower Main street on or about Sept. Iﬁt- Manufacturing Co’s woolen mill. . wife. He was convicted-and bound over was 36 years Ohi- dap. The operation was performed by note” to the hSt- He tOOk Paris green I h “ h ‘ ’ ’
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Come to the Guam oﬁlcefor cstrmates During the quarter ending June 30th, to the Superior. Court and also made to Dr G 0 311211 Dr. Day. . , . Frrday night and died in intense agony on . o e eaSIde, ' . FOR ~.
on job printing. The best equipped job- the gross earnings of the Consolidated give bonds to keep the peace. Dr. George C. Buddingthrlrhrhdli‘ed Auwust Messrs. Hubbcll &:Bradley, of Sauga- Saturday, aged 39' He exhibited the ‘ “3"“ ISMNhs—— . .
hing ofﬁce in this part of Fairﬁeld county. road were $1,604,362. In the correspond- —Readman, the photographer, says that 13th, aged 27 years. He was born inhthc tuck,arehaving their large Sign repainted. POispn before taking it» saying he was Wh' he ”he” h” "‘9 “933°“ 0'"
Every description of ﬁne job printing ing period last year the amount was he very seldom hears the old yarn about state of New York and the only son of The work is being doneLby George Wash_ ageing to die at half past nine," but no at- SATURDAY M AY 30 , . .
executed at prices as low as is consistent 31.7%,486- - having a t00th pulled in preference to Sit- Charles C. Buddington, sergeant of police bmh’ who knows jut how to twist the thhmh Wh-h phh‘ to his hhmhhh’ hh he Whh The “ SEASIDE " has been thorou in Rsr . ’ ’ ' l
with ﬁrst class work, at the Ghzgm The news of the sudden death of Mr. ting fora picture. The instantaneous pro- in the city of New York. No pains or brush to produce the desired effect. five: to wild talkea brarn disease in clrild-~ ltsrua‘msnan and Eannharyn, ms». M81] 8 B” S and chllﬂr n 3
ofﬁce. Wm. Wood, at Hudson, N. Y., was re. ccss has spelled that little ﬁction. money were spared in giving him a flrhst- The condition of the roads in town has 10:; dhavmg lenhlm Whh.h.mlhd feeble <‘BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED BY THE . DAY, 5
Miss Kate Snritlr who has been spending ccived here on Sunday. He was the eldest Walter J. Fitch, Esq., has a delicious ChiSS education. He graduated from col- called forth 3 number or communications, :2 frstorlted. .Ah'hh regnrmng cause-10.115- WEEK 0R MONTH. ,
the summer at Mrs. D. M. Platt’s, on son of Noah Wood, Esq., and leaves a harvest pear, which, when asked thename lege With the highest honors of his class which have appeared in the Westporter ' h? rom “5 hm 8““)?th pleaded prtc- Telehhm'h’ h°mm““'°“"°“-
Union Park, has returned to her homein wife and two children. of the rare variety he calls “Dernﬁno.” Manh 3th, 1834, and commenced practice recently. It "mat he conceded that many thirst): tt: hieehhmtefi’ saying lhiht ll]; dldhvh Nhhhhhhhhhhhhhhc'hmhh hhhhm he addressed to
—Ac 'dent ‘1 ll Mr. Fitch will lve scions to an one wish- in Norwalk in tl e F" of th ' ' ' ' . ' ’ h. l was 00 a c” e was NAT REQU“ Prol’l'lemr- . ' ' ‘ h -
er s wrl appen, whether you g y r a of the same year, cm are in aver-y bad condition possessed of a phenomenal memory, and cm cnrus. Lacrirox, Superintendent. EVCI’ exhrbrted 1n the town Of Norwalk, and at Prrces

 

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ing them, of his new Demﬂho Pear. where he continued until his last sickness Base ball is b ' ' ' '
i ecoming as rnterestrng “3 was a walkinn' cyclopcdia of dates and ——~———- L
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—Good, kind and gentle Horses, and like to think so or not; and if you do not 1

stylish carriages at reasonable prices at wrsh to run in debt while disabled, or That big pumpkin colored Cold Spring w ren he was removed to his home and in the days of the Monitors ande'Rips. On ﬁat-“res. In ma tl .
Ritch’s Stable. Give me a call and I will have your family suffer if you die, insure ice wagon broke down in front of the GA- where, after ﬁve weeks 0‘ intense suffer. Wednesday a game was played between ”- whondcrfully curhrii; 1:302:28 61:21:32: I:k (
m the TRAVELERS, of Hartford, Conn. zrrm building Wednesdaywitba full load mg, he dred from disease or the brain rigged nine and a foundry nine. ‘ The of the fact. that the :ﬁlictio: of his youth , OLD ACTS

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rought on by too close application to foundry boys were defeated byaseore of ,had transformed into a useless incum—

Frederick Grupe was found guilty by The streets of Niantic are to be kept on, and before it corrld be ﬁxed up, stud d . '
Justice Selleck Monday last for cruelty to sprinkled during the encampment, the most or the ice got hhh'hh‘hhh hhh wept enthaiirh lhhd thh mental work. By his 28 to 8' h ’ h ' brancc uponjsociety one who would other- WIT" , h
John H. Monroe’s cow. He paid up the cottagers ofthe vicinityhavin 3 co mplain e d. Itself away. gf fri ndmiy cportment he made a .host The Catholic society held their annual wise have been an exceptionally capable h MEN $ MIDDLE$EX FLANNEI‘ 511ng $9
costs, about $8.00. last year of the continued cloud of dust A delegation 0‘ twelve was sent to New societe wh'lln huh hh-Ohhh Norwalk, .hhh picnic in Mrs. Page’s grove last Saturday, member M it: His hatred Of those whom i u . ’ .

Mr. Charles Coleburn and son returned raised by the steady throung on the York Shhdhy by Company F’ to attend est eymgl E Sh rn huh one Of rts bright- hhd contrary to it“ precedent the day was he hated was intense, and his affection for NEW FACES . ‘ ' I
from Europe Sunday. They report a streets. the funeral of Dr. Buddington, a member im g rta t e proved hhhh‘hf ih_ maey all that could be desired. The attendance and ﬁdelity to those who befriended him ‘

of the Company. They took with them a po n cases of surgery to be skilled in as usual was large, and nothing occurred was touching. Poor fellow! MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS
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time of it coming back. memorial service and pronounced an . people of Norwalk ma ‘
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Company to the memory of theirdeceascd y thty feel that . ’l'he Westport ﬁre department was but they got badly left when they pounced

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Tire crazy qurlt wlrrclr was rallied at cu . . co (1 they have suffered by hrs untrmely death -

, _ Grant at the American cha el i nParis on mra e. . re resented at the mectin of the State 11 on Cold S ' v G' '

G r e W mans Wednesda ur ht was 1’ ’ ’ an almost “7° arable 1° - H - p " h h hhmh who as the place to '

e0 g y Y 3 The local branch of the Iron Moulders’ . p 55 01W” mak Flrcmcn’s association in New Haven, yes- hold their Sunday school picnic last Tues- 6-75, 7- 50, 8.00, 10.00, 1 1.00, 12-00,

he da the cat hero was laid to rest in ' ' ' '
you b Mr. John Nash. Mr. Nash subse- t Y 3' - . . rug ra 1d rogress in h b '
:Iuentlhy refused an otter of $25.00 for it. New York. . 12113:; :1: hit‘lileattii‘zlh iii-12h £12“: qhtlcmc shorthtim: his name 1: 0:13,": 32:21:: tcrday, by Chief J. S. Jones and Assistant day. (The whole crowd returned home This is a careful selection of ,
In 1876 Miss Florence Beardsley of da Tl' p '11 b gl‘hl . 6 “1h: rccorde d among the mostprominent of his .Charles Fable, delegates at large; John that night disgusted beyond measure, and household receipts for Cooking, 14 00 15 00 16 00 &c &,c
Y- rcrc W! e at etrc games an Gault from Compo, Charles Chapman none were more disgusted than the com- Cut-inc, Clo-11min" and in short ' , h , . ’ " h
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g h Bridgeport lost h pocket book rn New tests of strength and skill between local professron. We deeply mOhhh his death, from P' n r a lLlo'dN 1 fr mV'w'l ' ' ‘ ' - . .
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splendid passage goina' over but a rough Rev. Dr. Augustus Board conducted a . . ' ' ' ' ‘ FOR
a handsome ﬂoral oﬂerrng, the tribute of the surgr cal screnee, and as a physician the t0 mar the femimies- The 3003 Methodists meﬂnt well enough
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tries are bcin made for the rewatta at . . , .
Bell Island ongthc 27th inst. it i: safe to York cpntarnrng $14. A few days ago it athl ct cs besides a tip-top orchestra to fur. and srncerely sympathize with his bereaved
. . . . , . was sent to her by express, with the con- l . _ . parents and friends. Farr: ant. . crowd had been made up of anything but of d( illo‘ . ‘th' 0, d .
predict an excrtrng and interesting con . niSh ““1510 for dancmg. The commrttcc - hh' ' ' ' ’ u even 1h” connecte
tents Just as they were when the book _ . _ “Aunt Lucy,“ as she was famrlrarly Sunday school materral there would have - 1 d -] " - - .
test. was lost nine cars a 0 . are making special efforts to render thcrr Anodelrassenger be t known died at the al lsh01 S t d been some i antic rofanit It fVlt 1 our in y famrly Ilvrng, It BOYS, U 2
T1 is tl O era House 0 one y ' 3 ° ﬁrst Picnic apleasant one and it will un- ' no ' ’ - h - rseon h ur ay hh- p y. seems ‘5 3' 1300" Of 155 paves and every
“3 ““50“ a .re p p Timothy Hine, aprisoner in the Bridge- (1 bt dl b The new passenger depot built by [the or last week ‘h her eighty—fourth year. thhh the comrnrttcc who arranged for the ' ' ‘ a '
Sep. 22d, with the ISpectaeular drama, port jail attempted to cut his throat the Tithe; ahmitt?:joy::t 23'3“: (11th 2:“? Consolidated Railroad company to replace Some years ago she was a familiar object grounds didh" 3° to the 5PM, but nego- receipt g“ on hhh been practlcally (13 to 17 years.) _,
“Burr Ohhh’" by h Phhhh‘hphlh company. other day with a jack knife, but the blade 3 g h h 108’ c 3' the one burnt some three months since at about the village. whither She came 10 tinted through “ gh'SS darkly, 50 to speak, 3%.th and approved. . '1 he book -
A ten cent company W1“ occupy the was broken at so shert that it did not Bin-James E. Hubhellwho has been the Darien, was occupied for the ﬁrst time on dispose of ﬁsh and clams, but of late she by believing the pictures 0‘ the place 13.1%th by the compiler hhd sold $2.75 3. 75 4-00 4 5O 5 00 6 00 7 00
boards shortly after for one week. penetrate hls gullet deep enough to set conzcgntrothsand parnstakrng clerk at the Monday of last week, and the railroad has been seldom seen. The funeral took shown them by the proprietor, which for the put-pose ohhquldatlilg the . . l l o 9 I 9 - l o !
Rev. H. N. Dunning preached from the his ﬂuttering spirit free, and he continues pas (2)] cc] or a nhmber of years, leayes company, and the people of Darlen, may place on Sunday afternoon, Rev. . J. R. showed elegant grounds and picnicking debt upon the ‘Eplscopal Parson- 8 00 9 00 10 00 , 11 00 l 2 00
pulpit of the city Congregatipnal church to make baskets. tzr t at: and, ()htrohm'fthufsday Eton-1mg, justly feel proud of it. The design of the Williams ofﬁciating. . . , convenrences belonging to a hotel half a age at New Canaan, - , .v 9 0 l 0 i o 3
last Sunday. Mr. Dunning was Pastor‘of T . . he" er usrnessa pace. c ‘3 to ~building the arrangement 0f the room h h h ' ' ' ' ' mile away from the real picnic ground. ' h
be gallant “soier laddres” of 00. F. be clerk in the st t'o t ’ h’ The professors have not as yet deerdcd ' ' ' ' Y i ' 13 00 14 00
a r nery s ore of a Mr. and of the new platform that surroundsthe upon a permanent location for their law When the excursronrsts arrrvcd they found Bound 1n Cloth, 75 cents. _ a , Q s

that the handsome grounds were not for

this church some fourteen years, and the . . ,
did a lrttle snarling at ﬁrst when the order Bun-OWE who recently mﬁn-ied Miss Lottie station house, are by far the best on the school. At prennt the lectures lire de— l‘ u . ‘
' the promiscuous public, but for patrons of ‘ Paper, 50 ' ‘

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we“ Pleased wrtlréreal‘lgg :9 Shh-mind th on the mornrng of departure for the Nian- hosts of friends while here who thorouzh- people can drive their on ° (1 ' ' ' the hotel and they were iven to an] r
A_ hh" breed Ih_ ‘hh “00 or c hh_° 0 tie encampment, but they are perfectly I a rcciate his man sterl' 1- , rrrages, hh step able localrtres fayorable for procuring an ’ . g .( h h i‘ . '
praises of hrs medrcrne ru aloud V0100 and reconciled now havin ﬂ ured out the in y pp _ _ _ y . reg qua rties, to or from them 0“ 3 level With the hOdY audience. The principal lecturer fearing hhhhd by shabby treatment that they (ham; 1 01 Sale at all news Stands and ,
bad grammer, in front of the Norwalk crease of time f’or fang g - and who wrll jorn us rn wrshrng him the of their vehicles; while excellent arrange- that the great exertions requiret’l‘would “take” very well there. On strolling back at the GAZETTE OFFICE. “23 _ ' CHILDREN S SUITS
Hotel a couple 0‘ evenings last Week. A moonli ht excursio _ t b . b utmost success in hrs new departure. . ments are made, for those that come and prove too much fpr‘lhis strength,consulted to the promo g.”°“““‘ proper they found 3 MRS“ L‘ A‘ DENSLOW' ~ ' i ,
He succeeded in disposing of some of it. Olive Branthh Kni his 2;; othiisgwgduth —F|3h and “hit, 18Marnst. Mlllspaugh. 30 0n foot: The building is of, brick a physician who hssured llim thathiS wind leek. 0‘ any krnd 0‘ appurtenances 0‘ a NEW CANAAN, J (me 1, 1885. h (4 to 13: Short Pants.)
Borough delegates to the state ﬂremcn’s Norwalk on ’Wedrihesda “in“! . ’the 26th . Some boys were playing on the rocks in walls, hetrhy h—‘hhhed with, stone, ..and: hull was in Wear-‘fuponimhiokle SWIM—93539953“Th9._,inywth__rngv they ' _ , ' - .
convention to-morrow are as follows: inst 01; the C't, o: Alb gr Th . the bed of the creek east of the G AZETTRW the roofs are slate. . We ‘don't blame the ‘IISS hCSUthia'labbr with inEféds'ed ﬁnial-f fauna tvwent- to showthafr-tlre—‘J‘ L ..c _ ' — 5 7' l .. 50" .-, 1.7 5, 2 , J. 50 3 3.50 4
Phoenix Engine E. H. Bu“; Hope Hose '1 l' h r y any. ese building Thursday noon, not noticing that good people of Darren for claiming the -—-—«o.a-—————, ' mortal man had ever trod those wrlds was GO TO . . > -- — )— , ~ 9 . , 9 ”NJ“ . , ,
v . v ! moon rg t excursions are always enjoyable the tide wa m' . . model depot of the state. ' wagon, H. a prostrate log wrth some shreds of pants ‘“ —_‘ 1
Frank J Moore -Proneerhook and ladder - - 9 00 rug in rapidly, until it . . - -
i i t 1 Ch“ f J, hhh hh h-hhht hh who patronize this one had covered all the rocks and left them on +_‘“ he“ Charles ﬁlm’hihg and famhy “re 3‘ Ch’th Chhgh’g to the bark, ShOWing Where . ' ’ ’ l - l 9 9 0
Th“; Fhmth the chute; F‘rhignl: Meliheon. Will be hrghly gratiﬁed. a high one in the center of the stream Ehhhhuhheht Whhh' N‘ M' Belden’s. - - ‘ picnickers in the past had seated them‘ _
J; rowrt I 90' arr .' ’ Ira S. Russell, aged 28, while sleeping The larger boys waded off to shore and Company F leave town next Monday Rev. Chauncey Sturgcs, of NewYork, shlh‘fs t? swear. AhOther evidence or o o ’ [JRTIS & C 00
. on the depot platform at Greenwich Wed— left a little fellow about six years old on allowing to go to camp. The members of is visiting at his father’s. crvrlrzatron was the high elevation of .
e regiment are ordered to meet at the , Mrs. Henry Chicbester died last week prrces 0f the smallest accommodations. 4--—FOR We WOIIId call specral attention to 0111' '

Norwalk had a gas explosion in one hf nesday night, with his legs hanging over
_ the rock completely surrounded b the
rts banks lately, and they are somewhat the edge, was struck by the Washington rising tide. He clung to the rock, 1 0’; he d armory at 5 a. m., and thence they march after a long and painful illness. Ten cents would hire a tumbler, and ﬁve .
to the Danbury depot and take the 0 a. m. ‘ ' , centsa CUP for dl'inking'purposes. Every- I l ’ i ~ I ' hi '
Rev. Dr. Malcolm, Of New York OCOh' thing elsein proportion. The good Metho- st ayes and Ranges, “EN 5 B bIN E S S S UITS,

rnystiﬁed about where the gas came from, lightening express train, knocked oil.’ the with'bcs - - -
. . . . _ eechrng glances around hrm, and , .
a questron, we tlunk, any one ought to platform and killed. He was hornbly wept in despair. Ahoodlum on shore tram. pied the pulpit of St Matthews church drstsw it tl ‘ G1 Il d
- . on go rere again.‘ en san . .
whrch we are selllng at the astomshrngiy low price of

The daily routine this year is as follows:

solve, with four newspapers in that town. mangled and torn to pieces - -
‘ . , - shouted "Say our lrttlc ‘now I lay me ’ .

“‘OOWi- And ‘0‘“ tunes as many mm- By the collision of their carriages on Johnny in Pehdestrians on the bridge geveille, h h. m.; Surgeon’s Ch“, 6:30; ShliidhyS l Gorh l h wrll be gO—Oh e_‘*nough fo>———h them hereafter.
isms, _ ' . reakfast 6:45- Police call 7; Com an i” am am “”0 as been Sic-i '

A n... .. depot no if: i‘ i‘“.‘.f::f.‘i.‘23 £313.12. 2332?; 2:133“ t:‘i..‘:.:°““:f:.‘l ';‘:‘;:..‘;" ‘12:: one... i. 8.15; 9...... man... 9. ‘13.: some one. eportd i. . mm mom-em. WOW” W‘" 9' $ 3 . '7 5 . s 3 '7 5 . '

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form rn Danbury Frrdayh and the head of carriage and a‘ Mr. Matthewson and a “the little cuss ought to be pulled out and talron firm, 1? t011=303 Dinner, 12:30 p.m. condrtron at tlrrs wrrtrng. h A Bthh Rock cow has managed to get TL” and Willow Ware, I
thc.c ask, two inches thick, .was hurled young lady was thrown from theirs. A spanked," and others that he ought to be fattiahon dl'l“, 2:30 to 3:30; Pohce call, .Profcssor J. H._Hurlburt and witch of t'31; namelmto the papers by grvrng birth .
against the Side Of a gm mrll “"059 *the couple of smashed carriages and a severe left to drown. While the tide was still Thttogg‘l‘ghbhe'hlh wrigghsthlpperﬂlff’o (Ii‘me Rhmk’ atmvsd hemlh“ week,havmg ODZhirdcasvcgo‘vlcs post G A R t 'Aga’te Ware, V A L L W
,', : ; _ aps, : . ere wr e riven re en ire istance. ' ’ ' ' 'v 0 - , O O L

street with such force that the bar tender hurt to the young ladyis wrist, was the rising and the crowd on the bridge was _ . . . . q _ _
a revrew by Gov. Harnsson on Frrday at James Silkman, and sister, of Katonah, Canaan, prcnrcked at ..easrde Park, Bridge. “—‘Ahh"

thalhhht tihh freight "hi“ hi“? 1:“ :1; the only damage. , still watching, a boy waded out from the 2 p m _ d' t l f 11 . h h port last Monday
use an was coming m a e 80 . 00r- The member, of‘the Nomttk whee, shore the water being up to his neck, took ' " ‘mme "‘ e Y 0 0“”“3 w i“ N. Y., are visiting at the residence‘of Mr ’ ' l W'
h o, . u h h h h h a ' 7'
Th“ Seymour-Elma ﬁst ﬁght over the club will race for the half-mile club cham- the hm" fellow 0“ h“3 'back and carried ilgihhdliigeahh: tglégg 1:32,}: y the artrl- Shh" grandson, Charles Horton, ' pr'tlr‘slllcheustiahmhffrhtlroiighzh nhzrfrelfshilamgietli: G 58 a 6, SP R] N ‘} 0V EB‘ :0 A
him safely to shore, where he drrcd hrs g ' The lawn party should not be forgotten, nuisances of thaht borouo-h In New Shapes and Colors. ’
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“Union label” changes color With every pionslrip and silver medal at the Fair Th '11
pﬁrblishcd repoh‘t, accolzding to tthe bieti:l of Grounds on Wednesday, August 19’ at eyes;l vyrung out his breecll‘rcs and scam- ningh company wr het‘h'h Saturday eve- to be held Wednesday evening, the 19th Robert Holmes awe d 14 d" d - .
t ercporter. roma accoun 5, net 8! 3,30 .m. Races to consist ofthree hea s pere rome to get aspan ing from his ' ,. ins. : - . _ . _ . 3 a ,was rowne - ' . ’ . . r
was to blame and bOth were to blame; best thwo out of three. All wheelmen ahd hh’" . Earths 75mm Thbr’nPZhniheArihhclhiJhtiﬁfblcOftirhIeh mihhbi whhh swrmmrng 1h the hhhhhmhic river Hall' lerah'y and Table LamPS- F01 Men S weal, at $209, 300 .and 300 Cannot be
neithewamd ,0 mike had both muck, friends interested in me club are “spew 4,0,0 Rom point, It the WW who am us last Friday looked for. at ﬁne lhook on the 8th rnst. _ A F 11 L‘- f , matched 1n the County for the Pl‘lce.
nerther was worsted and each whipped fully invited to attend. —-W. B. Hall & Co. are very busy in extracts from interesting Germany letters The reception given by Charles Gilbert 1th:ﬁhitzhiillllhzh’:ihlhhhhhiiftelomh’ Jhlhii h me 3 7
the other. ' Nearly a hundred parrots arrived in Bridgeport Whh theh' g'eht's‘he of Shhs’ Will send his or her name (h0t necessarily hhd bride at the 'ehhehce 0‘ the groom’s daughter of his, hoard:l «r heir-yeah?) t P creelae'n White Granite
f1“: conﬂict?!“ Schism Oh, thle. wthhh Bhdgel’ort by express Tuesday. As soon humihﬁr Sii‘lhs arid all goods 130i. lwanted for publication) to this oﬁice, the article father, Benajah Gilbert, Friday evening, wceir “1° hhh hhhh hh , ’ h ,
0 a actory Wi in re orougr rmr 53‘. as they found out where they were, one or a - i5 ouseinvaria y c use out will receive due attention. Acce table was largely attended and immensely cn- . h ' . - -' ' - .
motto “with this strange device" weedin- , of them dropped his head and said every summer article, consequently prices contributions that would otherwise alimear joyed. The bride was lrandsorrrcly arrayed etchthzhhhtihhihhzgslh’h: 2333;211:111:th and 0 0‘ "It“ 6’ ' KID
played afew days ago: “This factory “Let us pray," but most of them swore a are placed low. We copy from the in print are oftentimes consigned to the in red silk. late‘General Ghrlant'shtorhb isla 1:0“, r (I; A exandre A
Will hereafter be run Without mm, or be blue streak of life-sizedoaths that brought Bridgeport Farmer regarding this house i spring poetry basket simply because the ——<+_>———— State Attorne Fessend n, f St t ed New Square Shapes in H.580” ,3, ' - GLOVES
closed. If any man employedherc isscen tbepolice to the spot under the impres- thh'v' 13- xiii“ high; have 319$? hthome'ht (if writers neglect to conﬁde their names to ' BRIDGEPOBT' A may run: r ; th e o] Gain! or ' . ' ~ h 35 '
- -. ,. . . err rea ens es an rs rmer s - - . . . " 0‘0 '1‘0“ 1 051911011 ’ I
ill-11h: ribhtichhhl 'll‘llfisd‘ihlclzithlehvazvihlflfil: sron thht-hhh thghphhhihhh got hold 0! the ehrtire halance of a. manufacturer’s the hhh or, who, 1h seeresy lh cnjorned EMih hdhhhhhh hhhhory has returned from rhohsethh recently hhd “Shed everybody DINNER AND TEA SETS’ hEST FITTING h. CHOICEST SHADES + FINEST QUAUTY-
u . . . l) . the umpire. stock of ladres’ Jersey waists that are now wouldnt betray a conﬁdence, bless you, “3 an ° - he m t “Wh - G d’ l ,,
posrtron 1'1St 1008 enough to strike terror , Capt. E. T.‘ Jennings of East Norwalk, so popular. Our advertisipg columns give for all the world. He'd die ﬁrst. We re- Hon. W. D. Bishop and family are sum— . G h h erle h o. h .hWh Nobody Plain and Decorated. Agent for the
to the hearts of the wayward empTOyees, ~ pres! don t of the hat mgkcrs’ society, died lthgpartiitltlnharg; it i; hhmcbelhth to say that iterate the iteration we have iterated lol meringin Main 8-. _ :11 ﬁt en con (1 tell hrrn ertlrer where or _ . , . .
and when that was accempbsbed 1h wes on Holiday last. The'intermcnt took thrill)? :3. ,Hveiiizeﬁfhian'snﬁe‘gﬁgﬁﬁi‘ the“ manvyears: Anonymous communi MissSallie Clapp, of Brooklyn, is the ,h 1. was. ,, ' ' fh' ' The Star. 81" I1. ‘valst
removed. _ Every man rndhat factory is place- Thursday. He acquired his title, counters may be seen several cartons of cations are 110‘ printed in these columns. guest of'the Misses Titus. Bridgeport thhhh the lehh for hhhhhrd Baldwin Dry A" Rh mhhdwrl - ‘ ,
now a rabid tempemnce drscrple. Captain, from having commanded Com- beautifully embroideredladies’ linenhand- “Wad Mrs. Ezra Mills gave a large reception gfhoclcurrences and 'scnsatronal etones. ‘ , . . .
‘90 ‘° ““0“ Pm" Pant”, G-N- 0- some rem 880- Aw”. ‘o‘ﬁiﬁ'e'iefrsr’ohe‘i'hiniin'i‘i‘i'ie‘i‘a‘titiﬁhii’é; R. P. Martin or Lakevme has .bcen at 108 Main street. August 12- ‘ ' " cit; 13:: 5:53:30“ 1123.1: 1:100:53 3.1.1:: th“ ‘3 °“° ‘1’ “'° be“ °“ “‘0 Wk.“- ii" 3 meme“ and Fi't‘mh Pel'ceies-
Changes in the election laws, “0'3 gener— priate resolutions were adopted by the some which are slightly imperfect. Those appointed train dcspatclrer of the Conn. A number of o rcitizens are Sojourning sold out at sheriff‘s sale p y, ' ._
ally understood, have made the people of . company, on his death. - who are so fortunate as to secure a dozen Western Railroad. There seems to be at Pine Grove cahhrp ground, Canaan Lewis Amos. aged 13 hf Bell lelrem was Ahhh hghht for the [I IS 8
. , , . - Kiliit LﬂﬂKW [Ill N BK Wliﬂl‘
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- - t h f . . . V or two of these will ﬁnd a bargain. In .
Connectrcut uncertarn as 0 t e scopeo An exchange has ﬁgured 0‘“ the follow- the’ ladies underwear rooms may be seen Em??? hh ttlllrht physieal “ﬂows?“ Misses Alice and Jennie Sanford have drowned on Lake Bantam last Tuesday. . . r‘
0“ h evr e h eve ops rar roa ng returned from their visit to Waterbury. He was found dead in a boat, with his Monitor 011 thVCS

this year’s campaign- The fact is that ing rule for estimating the weight ofalet- some extraordinary oﬁerings, the result

only town ofﬁcers are to be chosen this ter and cost of postage: A silver dollar of long negotiation with one of the largest ability of asuperior quality. The pres- . .

fall, on the ﬁrst Monday in October. Rc- weighs very nearly an ounce. 'Hence any hhdehhhchr manufacturers! “1 New York ent acting superintendent of the Honsa M“ and Mrs. Homer Sanford ,hhd two hhhhd hh'hglhg over the edgehand 1h sup-

or t err entrre stoc to 0 one tre season. tonic ro a d“Charlic"Wo 0d, isaLake villain daughterslrave gout, to the White M°hh' ‘pose to have been taken wrth a ﬁt, to
tains. ‘ which he was subJect.

publicans will do W911 to my 01°39 atten- letter not heavier than a dollar can go for Goods will be on sale Monday and we
tion to the 10031 campaign, however, .in» a single two.cent stamp. Aﬁve cent piece pmdict a bus weekfor the driving lrouse Frank Gibbs, the former train dcspatclrer
' PreparatiOn for the great ﬁght 0‘ he“ added will give the ounce. Ifyou'have of W. B. Hal &Co. of the C. W. R. R. is another; John Bar- Bridgeport 'horse ﬂesh should be well h°“- W. H- Barnum W“ the Sunday
year, “he“ ‘“ Governor and fun State not the silver dollar ﬁve nickels and a cop- They give free return tickets until ton, late master mechanic of the-same road represented'at the county fair, from the “how 0' Trinity Ch‘h'Ch’ “The Rock, ‘0’
ticket, Representatives in Congress, and per cent will give an ounce. , September lst toJll who buy $10 worth. is still another; seVeral of the ,0;de di- nunrber of ﬁne ‘tr’otters seen daily at the .a picnic recently by a special train free of

both bra h of S nator-‘choosing . . .._.__...______. . . - . _ . k. cost. The ex-‘senator app ared to be 'ust , 7 . h h ’ . ' '
nc eh h e Samuel H. Barnes of Wilton, a wealthy Bobbins a. Connecticut Deacon. rectors are promrnent Lakevrllo citizens par ' ' .as. happy and as free fromeguile as an; of t h B ‘l _ C Hula!“ ndried Sh irts’ all llnen bosom 2 5c

 

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and lar e rtions of the rfcrred stock of ' ' ‘ t df it' ' 1th 'rls: .
' 8 p0 he Brrdgeport lh 99' e 0h 8 whh ,ygr the Sunday school people in the crowd.

 

Legislature are to be elected.—-—Trt'bum. . - . . . . .
. " . farmer came to Norwalk yesterday to . Deacon JohnBanks, 0f the Congrega— _
Manager Mitchell of the Opera House Is . . tronal church, is eighty-three years old - several roads are held there. Miss u, Lockwood is added to the number .

making extensive, repeirs and improve- :gﬁogﬁhdwﬁhlhioihiilm gleglemenﬁlh: and one ot the wealthiest farmers in that by the fortune vet), recently left her. She, ' The Canaan hose company is now in i ‘ , . . '-
‘ e o r s or y ore wr part of Farrﬁeld, Conn.,-known as Green- Aer-ant xonnmmt.’ . _ has always been 'one of the most .1 popul or condition to battle with the ﬂames and do. W amsutta MUSIII], 500

ments about the stage, wlricb, when com- . . . . , . , .
view of leasrng hrs farm. When he was ﬁeld Hrll. On Frrday a stranger called at The G. A. R. of the country have de- young ladies in Bridgeport. show hit on parade. Its organization is

plehed’ Will make this Opera Houhe’ t0 shown a newspaper account of the swind his house and Wanted to know ifhe owned ‘ r
' cided to build at Washingtona monument ‘ complete, its hose carriage has arrived ‘ 4 airs Sea mless S0
’ p cks for 250
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quote Fred’s own eloquent language, “one . _ the farm occupied by him Receiving an
lrng 0‘ Deacon Banks, he came to the con. afﬁrmative repl the stranger said that his to the memory of General Grant. It is to BIQGEFIEI-D- _ mud is housed in a handsome little building
E- D- 3- Thompson moved Saturday 1'" donated by Miss S. W. Adam, Canaan’s

 

of the ﬁnest places of amusement in New . . _
England .” The stage is to be enlarged to Shiigieighivhh lﬁdlezhcthﬁifedthhe 53': $32; 2§£1w§?i$hpghhg 2:321:91:th ti? cost $30,000 and as there are 300,000 Grand .

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the srzc of 28x56, and the ﬂies raised four con and he went home 'without hunting he could makefsatisfactory arrangenients he Army men m the United States, the sum to the house of 1);. Wolco t . . . lady philanthmprst. . MANUFACTUERRS or sun 11mm s IN M en, S Linen G 011 am S a") 1
feet higher than at present. Twelve entrre further would erect mills for the manufacture of of ten cents rs to be contributed by each. I hear it reportpd that a new barber rs A steam circular saw in a Roxbury saw - 0.
sets of new scenery are being added under —G 't R t P . t With, epheeimens of twhich he eghrbrted. A general order .will soon be issued to all to locate here, “the will devote- a. portion mill last Wednesday drove a piece ef slab . . . .. ~ _‘ f
the supervision of Mark Apjohn, of the 0 0 0 on orn - no 5 conversa “’h was gorng 0“ a the department 0‘ the organization, of his time, at least, to his tonsorial art four inches into the head of John Taylor, ' M ’ U (‘1 f1 0 '
Union Square Theatre, New York. The J. A. Bailey, of the greatest show 0 ﬁﬁgili‘iiiﬂhgdgﬁaiid’gii: lggltrledﬁ: ofﬁcially making known the project. gallery. He wilt ”ﬁll a long felt want.” an employee. When the slab was pulled LUMBER’ en S 11 erWBair 1 0m 2 C upwards '
work of improvement is being done 1’)" earth, having by zealous attention to busi- 33,1151? hhd Baldwin to dhkhhhlht vie: dof Edward Mosher, wife and sons, of Jersey The Waccabuc base ball club 'of this out the brains ﬂowed. out of'the frightful . TIMBER ‘
professional stage carpenters from that ness, acquired a $2,000,000 fortune and a it. hrs tramp wante to we some 0 Y City, are spendinga couple of days with place went to Cdrton Falls N. Y., Friday wound, and the unfortunate man died 0 l .d C 1 ‘ ‘—
well-known theatre. mental and physical collapse, has sold out ‘0 convey hhh to Newtown, where be Mr. H. c, Mosher’s family in town this and played the Crown F,alls club. The almost immediately. SHINGI F“: 61 “101 0 131's, 1 80 , d0. CUES, 0350

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. . . 'ro sed to bu shee fora farm of .
South Norwalk Fritzles.—Hon. Robert his lntereSt to W- W- Ceiei'e veteran err- his hf'l‘exas. hen as ed how he would week. Mr. M. rs a proof reader on the game was a close and interesting one, and Albert Whiton, of Mansﬁeld, went ﬁsh-

Bones has joined the 831mm)“ Army.— cus manager, and retired to a quiet “d Web“? them he showed 9 roll of] bills New York Graphic. Miss Flora HaninSi was won by tbeWaccabucs with the score ing one night last week, carrying a tin _ —..- .,-.. ,
amonntrng to ’1’500’ and said that he hhd 0’ Plainﬁeld, N.- J- is visiting at H- C- :of 25 to 22. -,- , torch and a can or oil for ﬁlling it. The LATE! HATS ' '1 ‘ .
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The nearer heaven it gets the more beautl- private life for much-needed rest. The - h lt H forth r
ful does Mrs. Lauder’s building appear. h'h‘ name of the “When “3‘1 greatest” 3h :hﬁhilnhgeihmlhdi'dgih trig. Esme of three-cared- M°3h°h°' , ., can leaked all over his clothes, and when
——Bineﬁ5hi a triﬂe larger than bait used, now Barnum, 0°“th Hutchrnson. 00‘“ '3 monte which wes acceptednnd within the The wrecking steamer Chester came ' J , R .1 htxhhhhhh. rnaster at he lit his torch his garments became DOORS,
are being caught in the harbor.—-It was Crrgushcomlhrues wrth the Barnum hhowll ;%ha:d gagging: :hlshégdlvlihhhbxikns into this place for” water Tuesday. She Ne ven;i iii (:3: as); sputhe s 11:33:: ion recent- ignited and burned him horribly, from the >
an t e w ole monster aggregation wi . - - ' v . . _ . . .
had on board ﬁfty tons of rron whreb she ly made in the Garzrrm thatMessrs. Cole effects of wlnch he dred two days later . SASH,

one car ago Monday that this town and _ . . _ , , . .

its Ghbd-fcaring 90091” were so thoroughly wrnter m Bridgeport. hugeliieiiiaghtbh :vhdghimrfrhyhthihtghhelhrhggﬁd hadtaken out of a schooner sunk of! Strat- d E “I to d t of All the Sunday schools on the line of . - ' .

shaken up and startled by an earthquake. Dave Nelson was walking along Main Baldwin pro Bed to put up his $900 up ford thirty-seven years ago. The iron an H mmons, “eh vde ranﬂeon 13° stem the Shepaug road will hold abasket picnic , ,

_.—Georgc Frederick Vollrner, aged 70 street the other day in company with sever-31(11):? ﬁd'glsh;(hﬁdh:gigligl$gh was purchased byRaymond Brothers and the ousfat‘onrc 3;” Baron if 0 1h 9. e t; at Roirbury Falls on Thursday. There BLINDS! . ~ .

years, is 8““ enabled-despite the debili- Brundage and Burr, when they met a rdgwtlfe strike [‘33 000. The certainly disposed of the same day to a Bridgeport poyeezo t.” 2;: ‘ d' ' eley thllghrsv‘ will be speeches, songs, swings and sweet- _ - . '

taling effects the story which went the stranger. Dave immediately halted the would win and they would t us tdivide. ﬁrm—Sentinel. h": een 1“ . 3:“ semp 0:; 771:41’ meats, and the old and young saints and ‘ MOthNG , E I. . _,
h“ ng been (10th uty srnceJ y ’ ' saintesses of those rural deestricts will U i _ ..' . ,_ ~ I

rounds 0f the press to the effect that be stranger, and taking out a quarter held Mr. Banks ﬁnal] agreed, but would ﬁrst On Saturday nrght as two young ecuples . . '
! Messrs. ColeandEmmons’connectionwrth have more fun than they can rememb er WINDOW FR ! HES -

was 102 years old, has had on him—to do it toward the astonished individual, say- 23;; Egg]: :3. geltldtghiwrhtongy. eﬁhgﬁﬁ were walking home on the track from a the road dates back to 1850, showing 35
for a year to come.

a fair days work at the Old Well Cigar ing: “Here,Mister, Ioweyoua uarter.” ' t there Baldwin accom- "ﬁremen’s icnic in Pittsﬁcld the were , - . .

factory.” His father Christopher Frederick The straugcrguessed he wasmistfken, but rgginglfherh :iidat the'PeFuonn‘oek Bank overtakenhon a bridge by a’HorrySatonic ylears Emit“. $83611” chic claiim h with: There is probably noiman in Connecti— . PICKETS &C

Vollmer died When “years of age. The on Dave's persisting he asked; “What he seemed the emount. he tramp, who engine and mu desperately for the eh d 0‘ :8, o hht rah in e321; :1)“; dhshgies . eh, who in facial features so strongly re. . , 1 - - i 1 ml . _ ‘t .

..wo.,.,.n......__m...n mwummuw 9w...» reassessedsittings: new... Oneofmtsyoungmlhow ° wa"°___._....___8°"m *1 e -- - no... 9...... n... none M. T. - '45 MAIN Stilttl; INtURlilCt BUILDING.

‘h’m ”EWShhhe's brint “bond me and mm said Dave’ “I have “he“ h 801““ 03th where an attack on Mr. Banks was made, ever, Bridget Granger, jumped, thus sav. v Notice to Anni-users. Granger of the Supreme Court, living in Veneered Hard Wood Work, . . ~ ~ . . .

fadcr.” This while the tears rolled from that if I ever met' a man with a bigger during which the’sum obtained in Bridse- ing her life. The two men, James Carney From and after to-day, changes in . Canaan. During theiMalley trial inNew - . - L -. _ .

his eyes into a mug 0fhis native beverage. nose thhh mine I would give him a quar. D9": over $311300?! was ifhgmcdehi gig: ' and Benjamin Norton were instantly killed Vadvertisementsnow runningintbeGazam . Haven tlrreeyears ago, over which Judge f Hard wood Ceiling & Flooring, NDRW ALK - SHUTH NURWALK

”—MiSB Alice Judd, daughter 0f Repre- ““3 hhd by ——'y°h"° the man! Here’s gihﬁcc‘igtﬁhd, Mih'ﬁgnhgluffde hhéom. and Mary Granger had both legs cut off ~must be handed“ in at the .oﬁlce by Satori-r Granger presided, a New York reporter, -. . ’ ‘ ' _ ' ' ._ ’ 4 '
day morning of each Week. Unless this in a pen picture or the Judge, described ‘

sentativc Judd, 0‘ Bethel, was the guest 3'0‘" money '” 0‘ course it was declined, taint es‘terday at .Police Headquarters and died- shortly after being picked up,

of her Sister, Mrs. Charles Smith, hm “d the hi8 nosed WWW“ rather inclined Pu Brid’ngort and oﬂce’rs began seareh- being conscious to the last, and telling, is done advenMents cannotbechangcd him as hearing such a striking resem—

Week- She also paid her compliments to to get mad, but he ﬂuidly Wk“: sensible ii‘ah h": chantry, ffo‘retblgerrtnl'rghhihtinhhdf while dying, the experience of the party till the following week. New advertise. blance to Gen. Grant that-old soldiers, on

Fritz’s youngest and received “cycloniC” view of the sltuation,and the whole crowd cogﬁden‘hhe 1:1,: “5:3th lost being over .on the bridge when the engine overhauled merits will be received up to 11 a. m. o ‘ meeting him, involuntarily tipped . their
‘ ' ' Tuesday of each week. ' . ‘ -- ‘hats in military salute. ‘ ‘ '

demonstration that he was glad to see her. “Smiled” good naturedly. , -$3,009.—New York Tribune. , them.

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