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WEEKLY __- NORiWALK - GAZETTE...
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thomas Gregory is now a .grand-
father.
Mrs. Annie Haynes has returned
home from Florida.
G. A. Franke has recovered from his
illness and is at work again.
Parlor Rock picnic grounds will be
open in J une for the season of 1892.
The hale old town of Windham cele-
brated its 200th anniversary on Satur-
day. ' __
County delegate Clarkson has ap-
pointed C. A. Andrews, of Danbury,as
his alternate.
The complete returns show that there
was a $100,000 consolation purse in Pat-
ti’s last farewell.
The County .
granted 125 licenses, thus
Bridgeport parties.
Commissioners have
far, to
The round trip fare to the Minneapo-
lis convention, including sleeping
berths, will be $45.50.
Messrs. Mitchell and Malone, of the
post office, are busily engaged compil-
ing a “Post Office Bulletin.”
Rev. Mr. McGonegal is better of his
illness and able to be «mt. His left
arm is yet helpless, hOWCVel'.
Liveryman H. E. Dann has purchased
a pair of four-year-old bay colts from
which he expects great speed.
AcCOrding to a Cable ‘despatch from
London the J ackson—Slavin fight will
take place on Monday, May 30.
Builder M. E. Randall has been
awarded the contract for the Ambler &
Perry hat factory. at East N orwalk.
A Texas editor was drowned Saturday
while engaged in bathing. There is no
encouragement for innovations in
Texas.
A report is current that Peter Weston
has gone out of town and that when he
returns he will be “doubled up” or
married.
An Omaha minister is in trouble on
account of his sermon on hell. He
‘painted it too warm to suit the congre-
gation.
Mrs. C. D. Matthews and the W. M.
Martin families will return to Elmen‘-
worth, their summer residence on
West avenu‘e.
The annual dinner of the Army and
Navy club of Connecticut will be held
this year at the Fort Griswold house,
New London.
Henry Matheis- has accepted a re
sponsible peeition at Roton Point. I ,i
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The orchards are now “rich with ii ‘-
ple bloom” and present a beautiv l
sight. ‘
‘ .
The New York stock board has listed
$5,000,000 of new stock of the Consoli-
dated road. ' . . ‘ '
The Providence Journdl says there
are just 4,945 purchasable voters in
Rhode Island. ‘
Governor Bulkeley and staff will be
present at the State Hibernian parade
in Bridgeport.
The last horse car now leaves South
Norwalk at 11.03 p. m., thus giving the 2
Borough boys half an hour longer with
their best girls.
‘The grand army of the pestiferous
elm tree beetles is on hand ready to do-
all our noble elms.
Captain ‘ ‘J oe” Oi'ossinan won another
race in_the harbor Sunday. Captain ,
“Joe” is, getting to be a regular Win-
ning yacht builder.
The annual meeting of the Connectio ‘
cut Rogue Detective association will be
held at the sheriff ’s office in Hartford,
on \Vednesday, May 25, at 10 o’clock ,
p. 111.
During a heavy electrical storm Sat- '
urday night a bolt struck a. building
near the President’s cottage at Cape
May and destroyed it. The HarrisOn
cottage was uninJured.
The boycott on the Simonds Manu-
facturing Company of Long Island City
will be extended to the branch office of
the firm in Chicago. The Central La-
bor Union there will help.
Ministers,eLawyers, Teachers, and
others whose occupation gives but little
exercise, should use Carter’s Little
Liver Pills for torpid liver and bilious-
ness. One is a dese. Try them.
The annual diocesan conventiOn of
the Protestant Episcopal Church will
be held at Trinity Church, New Haven,
June 14. The Rev. Dr. Sylvester
Clarke will be the preacher.
K
Are free from all crude andirritating
matter. Concentrated medicine only.
Carter’s Liitle Liver Pills. Very small;
very easy to take ; no pain ; no griping;
no purging. Try them.
Rev. Father Lenihan, O. P., of St.
Mary’s Church, New Haven, has been
elected pastor of the St. Dominic’s
Church in Washington,D. C.,and prior
stroy the young and tender foliage on _
. saacs street.
Miss Maud Workman of New York
as Just paid a flying visit to her par-
_ Mrs-Stephen- Comstock is 'confine
to the house by sickness.
Mrs. F. J. Curtis and Miss Stevens
are visiting friends in Jamaica,‘ L. I.
The Connecticut Republican leagu
will meet in New Haven this afternoon.
;\Chris. rMiller, of. Seymour. was i
tlwn yesterday calling on old friends.
ltss.
811116.
,rather extended visit at the Bridge
ort Jail.
Mrs. Charles Selleck. of J erse.)r City
Visiting Mrs. G
nts on Belden ave.
I Miss Mary Selleck, of Merwin street,
sspending the week with Mrs. C. B.
)eKlyn in New York.
Joseph Crossman will be re-appointed
‘onstable, with the Pine; Island ceme-
ery as his jurisdiction.
The annual meeting of the stock
{elders of the Norwalk Pottery Co-
Vlll be held on Monday, June 6th. '
There was a war of words on Wall
treet last evening, between Dr.‘ Haley
nd a “colored lady” of unusual avoir-
upOis.
Mr. F. J. Richter who purchased
Clark’s Folly” several days ago has
Did it to ‘a Mr. Parker who will occupy
to premises this summer.
One of the greatest attractions on
ain street, last night, was the Creagh
am seance._ P. S. As a matter of fact
was the greatest attraction.
Lord Salisbury in a political speech
Hastings, yesterday. said that he
ought English free traders had gone
ohféir. We guess Salisbury is about
7
The section of walk in front of the
sholder on Harbor avenue is in a
ameful condition and a source of
sch complaint, and ought to be placed
repair. '
The demand for the Austin grate bar
of the Dominician convent of that city.
“Prompt relief in sick headache, diz-
zmess, nausea, constipation, pain in the
side, guaranteed to those using Carter’s A gutter band tried for
now so great that a_ cupolzi of larger
ac1ty is being put in at the foundry-
thfiK street where they are manu-
ure .
An attempt will soon be made to re-
spck the Housatonic river with black
’Georgc‘Sturgesis convalescent of a
\l‘lOllS illness at his home on Harbor
Margaret Brcphy has returned from
A. Gregory, on
d I . My Family;Doctor ~
I For the last two years has been Sul-
‘phur Bitters, and until I began using
them in my family. we had more or less
Sickness, and our doctor’s bill has been
very large. Since we began their use.
we have had. no doctor to' pay, and
three dollars investedin Sulphur Bit-
ters has'kept health in our family.—E.
Knott, Postmaster, Waverly. Iowa.
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A Test Case.
’ A warrant has been issued for them.
rest of David J enks and Robert Leach,
for fishing sit the new storage reservoir
of .the South Norwalk Water Works at
Wilton. The reservoir is so situated
that anyone can stand on the street
and cast their fishing-lines into the
waters of the same. The case is set
down for trial before Justice Comstock,
and the accused parties propose mak-
inga test case of it, even though it
be ntecessary to carry it to a higher
cour .
9
C are You'rself'!
Don't pay large doctors’ bills. The
best medical book published. one hun-
dred pages, elegant colored plates, will
bte sentyou ortihreceipt of three 2~cent
s ampsio pay 6 postage. Address A.
P. Ord-way & 00., Boston, Mass.
7A Runaway.
A horse and wagon owned b Wm.
Church, - who lives on the Wgstport
road, became frightened on West ave-
nue last night about 8.30, and throwing
the driver out, ran into Stevens street
to Franklin avenue. to Belden avenue
to River street, and was coming at ii.
stables when P. J. Cahill, at the risk
of his life, ran out and grasping hold
of the bridle succeeded in stopping the
horse. Remarkable as it may seem,
driver, horse, wagon or harness were
in now1se injured. The driver Mr.
Edward Church, liberally rewarded
Mr. Cahill for his bravery.
‘AA
The Grand Lodge l. O- 0. F.
“1Tb: tGriLngldLgdge, I. O. O. F., of
is s a e, e i s annual sessi '3'
Meriden, Wednesday. Oil-mm
‘ The address of welcome was deliv-
ered by .P. G. R. , William Wallace Lee
of Meriden. Grand Master Cowcll
then read his annual report in which
he congratulated the order on its flour-
ishing condition.
Judge Morrow pace by H. E. Dann’s .
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“ CAN I ASSIST YOU. MADAM?”
This is an every-day occurrence; she is
taken With that “ all-gone” or faint feel—
ing, while calling or shopping. The cause'of
this feeling-issome derangement, weakness,
orirregularity incident‘to her sex. It matters
little from what cause it May arise; instant
relief may always be found by using. ,
Vegetable
lYlllA E. PINKHAM’S compound
It is the only Positive Cure and Legitimate
Remedy for those peculiar weaknesses and
ailments of our best female population.
Every Druggist sells it as a standard ar-
ticle, or sent by mail, in form of Pills 01'
Lozenges, on receipt of $1.00.
.For the cure of Kidney Complaints,
_ either sex, the Compound has no rival.
. Mrs. Pinkliam freely answers letters of
inquiry. Enclose stamp for reply.
Send iwo 2-cenl stamps for Mrs. Plnkham’s
beautiful 88-pa e illustrated book, entitled
GUIDE TO H ALTH AND ETIOUE‘I‘TE."
It contains a volume of valuable Information.
It has saved lives. and may save yours.
Lydia E. Plnkham Med. 00... Lynn. Mass.
REMOQVAL! '
The undersigned has removed his
Grocery Store to 29 Wall Street!
the store formerly Occupied by E.
N. Sloan, where he will be glad to
see his old costumers and many new
ones.
Chas. P. Keely
The report of Grand Secretar Fred-
erick Botsford of New Haven pgints to
the year 1891 as one of the most suc-
cessful 1n the history of the order in
this state. _ There are 75 lodges with a
membership of 13,768, a net gain for
Ml
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lqgrv Uli-
JOllll,
. . 0
ct attention to their now com-
the year of 1,014. ’ The total receipts r .
subordinates were $131,982.65 0 ' «‘9‘
$65,028.67 was paid for relie‘ 46 33111
553.25 for expenses, Irena-“19d 01 the
of $22,400. 73. The. 2. 1.36. There are
subordinates inflaughters of Rebekah
23 lodges o‘membership of 1,190 broth-
with ad 1,509 sisters. The receipts
a full, ,lmii
was paid for relief and expenses.
erre $23,929.72, of which sum $4,041.63
plete stock of
Trimmed":-
EMlllllltl‘y
The report concludes with an appeal
'V sgcnn ful skin. Sulphur Bitters - Sneak thieves are altogether too nu- Little Liver Pills. One a dose.
Small in this morning, to fiddle, up as
If you donotwishto makesboth. '
. sufier from RHEUMATISM, usea
, bottle of Sulphur. Bitters; it never
fails to cure. ' "w-w
.Areyou CONSTIPATED? If so,
Sulphur Bitters is just what you need
Poor, weak, and weary mothers
RAISE PUNY. PlNDLING children. ,. ‘
Sulphur Bitters will make them
strong, hearty, and healthy. oats-w" ,.
Cleanse the vitiated blood when
{12:1 agethitskhilmpurities burstin'
oug es in;
Rely on Sulphur PIMPLEB.
Bitters and health
. will follow. -
BLOTCHES
AND SORES.
'Send 3 2-cent stamps to A. P. Ordway & 00.,
Boston, Mass, for best medical work published
the first trip from South Norwalk of
merous about town. This includes the
villains who despoil private and public
flower mounds. _
The advance figures giving the con-
dition of the Congregational Church
in Connecticut in 1891, shows a total
membership of 59,951.
A party who ought to know says'that
the steamer City of Albany, will be
made on Monday, May 30th. -
‘_‘.Will” DeKlyn has purchased a $600
bmlding lot on the Roton Point reser-
vation: The demand for lots at this
pomt is said to be steadily increasing.
_ According to the orders of. the Gov-
ernment Light-House Board the Stam-
ford Light, which has been red for a
number of years,is being painted white.
price. Small dose. Small
players.
both parties.
from. ”
9)
parrots ought to go.
pill.
Morris Raymond, a former clerk at 'h’ was not 5199"" '
Nigersgln &. Betts. bigt nelw located
in roo yn,is Visiting rien sin town '
There isaprobability of his again a egghlrs. Graham as matron of the
cepting a situation With his former e
The republican papers trying to for
the democrats to nominate Clevela
and the democratic press trying
force the re-nomination of Harrison
the republicans should be a warning
A Bridgeport exchange explains '
lengthy article “where parrots c
A more timely subject in
section would be, we think, “W
And there
those who spell the name of the
with four letters of the alphabet.
tts to sleep, but had to 1" _,
ad job, for Jim, 11's- oxfiiptural Jo_
westerfield, of Norwalk, suc-
hildren’s Home at Danbury. Mrs.
raham has resigned and returned to
her home in Bristol.
7 During Miss Stevens’ short absence
from her Belden avenue school, Miss
Mamie Stuart will assume the delight-
ful role of “School Marin” for her and
“teach the young idea how to shoot, ’
ad interim.
Dr. and Mrs. Phinney are enthusias-
tic over the superb beauties of the city
of Washington. which the .have Just
visited. The Capital cer ainly never
looked more enchanting than now, as
we can attest.
in behalf of the Odd Fellows Home,
promising that if every one of the 14,-
000 members will contribute one dollar
each during the next year the home
will be in operation before the close of
1893. _
The committee on credentials report-
ed 105 new members for the Grand
lodge. It was voted to hold the next
annual meeting in New Britain the
third Wednesday in May, 1893.
By the retiring of Grand Master Co-
well, Charles B. Ware of New London.
deputy grand master, becomes grand
master and Mayor Marigold of Bridge-
port steps into the deputy grand’s chair.
Norwalk Library Wins the $100.
“ Last week, as an expression of their
appreciation of the good Will extended
to the Boston Store, the management
offered $100 to the benevolent society
of the town receiving the largest num-
ber of votes. The ballot box was closed
Which includes novelties in
Hats, Tillllli llllll Blilllls,
MOUBNING A 'SPEBIALTY.
A Full line of material constantly on
hand: '
MOURNING LOANED
For a small consideration.
We will furnish you with any COR.
SET you Wlsl).
We have the agency for the
MADAME GHISWOLD OUBSET.
Hair Goods of all‘ Kinds !
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.. ~ To ‘ , . . . . _ . . and sealed on Saturday, and_ Warden ,
W3 E? H a Millions of small eels are swimming —Read “7' 3' Hall & 00"“ adve. e- A 001111’01‘.7m§m’s horse frightened by Kimmey appointed the followmg, John Combings maigf‘iléésat the Lowest
1:. A POSITIVE up the Connecticut river near the sur- ment In another column. Thext e paper flying m the streetun front 0f H. Wade of the Hour, Edw. J. Thomas '
CURE FOR face, and the eel CI'OD this year is ex- DUblic to go a—Maying at their re the GAZETTE building this morning, of the Sentinel and Fred. A. Taylor, of a
m H ' ' FILE pected to exceed any in the memory of Where more surprises ex1st 1n th ay prompts us to 1'33ka “19‘." the Borough the DAILY GAZETTE to count the ballots. M o . St JOhn
USE . ‘ * - I man. of special bargains in dry goodst 1n ordinance against “11‘0ng refuse pa- Messrs. Wade and Taylor, (Thomas be- XSSQS o t
. —-————— all the realms and wonder-lands na- pers into the streets should be more in g unable to be present) performed .
0"“ ~ 500 d _ ture at this time of the year. eat - - a_ - - t ent Monday 33 MAIN STREET.
—-—- ~‘ ”‘3 “filtrates. honorees: go o... oo to o o w. B. 1o “WW isolsnfsrilii’fioa asters:
SIMPLE; ‘ , " Box, _ce e rate for? Good little boy (ea- ompany’s. St. Carlos gave a party jug the Norwalk i rary, fl 9 0 . . 'ILROAD. '
EFFECTIVE gerly)—Eggs. ' . . ' lag‘hliglhtl'atld his friends arhis home on and a majority of the votes, and hwias OUi’figioBbiifivpéxNORWALK DIVISION
I. WONDERFUL W111 Loomis who suddenly lef wn Mechanic street. A happy time result- entitled to the 3100, No. 1.3, Cat o lo Corrected to Jan. 3d, 1392,
nts Union Council. K. of 0., had 2,377
last August,and from whom his .
votes and the Norwalk Hospital No. 1
did not hear until_ in March 1
alk for Danbury—'
ature was a dance in
e 6.30 and 10.25 p. in.
The Cleveland Leader refers to the'
' ' 1 vs South Norw
New York Sun as “one of the leading Trains ea.
. A leadino f
ed H 6.15, 9.18 a. m,,12.11,.2.23. 5.10.
Highest rrsrinosilrs. ' . v
the spacious ball-room in the old S1-
At szglm or Hailed on
Democratic papers of the country ” then that he was in Louisiana at in ' th f Which h d 9 322 votes. Of the other votes de- Sundays—9.26a.m. and 7.16 p. m- , _ ,
. , - . . - . . monds foundry 111 e annex 0 . . ’ a ."' ~. I ' f 1‘ SOUth 1‘0”"1'11“
36661133 0‘1"!“- ., ‘ As a leader the Sun is all right, but yecelpt 01f} 9216““ ff r203“ defile ”g" 'the Don and his family are domiciled. pomtéd {In the bpx tliervef W‘Ne 56.491 :3: “£213; titvfnloiai‘ili‘éiy. nil, 3.15. 5.05 and 6.35
wmmmnn eaaown . how 18 it when it comes to a Democratic mg that e 115 11.0w. 0‘33 9 on 1’ No. 2; 24310r 1‘40- 3: 2° 01‘ °- 1 . .m. Sundays—8.05 a. m. and 15.05 todm-fufld.
DRUG co.Props.. Baltimore, hill. ‘ . ranch in Illin01S, 111 the best 0f “511 No. 6; 1 for No. 7; 134 for N08; 2 for Trains leave south Norwalk or 1 ge
follownlg ? 2,23, 5.10 and 6.30 p. m.
6.15 and 9.18 a. 111., 12.1}.
No. 9; 19 for No. 10; 13,,for No. 11; 126
He The condition of the gutters on Wall:
and having an excellent situation.
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The Great Ger-
9 ' . - . . .. - i'd fieldfor South Norwalk-
KOPF All" E16“ Hemiache The New York Morning Advertiser sends his regards‘to all . of. his ng and Water streets is a disgrace to any for No. 12; 21 for No. 14; 9 for No. 15; 6.415513%; {fitg’gnlg 11335 a_ m" 3.25 5am; 6 p_ m_
£3035. gig: thinks that u the development of poli- friends and says the west 18 the co community. They ought to be cleaned 81 for No. 18: l for N o. 19; 178 for No. WILLIAM H. Sravnssox, Vice-President and
malarial and all formsof headache. People who tics is making it more evident every t0 grow 11D 13-” and kept cleaned. There is a borough 21; 22 for No. 22; 29 for N c. 26; 9 for General Manager.
murmurs a Carter’s Little Nerve Pills. 1 for N o. 33; 12 for No. 40; 22 for No. ._.—.
havesufleredsayms “Go‘l‘smessmgm 4 ‘ ' ' ———"" ‘ f t the sweeping of - 39f No 31- 82 for N0. 32' W Po RI‘I General Passenger Agent.
mankind. Pleasantto FOR use.N b deflects year tnut thls 13 net 3' second-term bY'laW In re erence .0 NO- 28: 01‘ ' ’ 3 A- ' EB *
Sure Cure. For sale by druggists, or byomzdilz’icts. country,” and adds: “ Both Mr. Har- Every nervous person 811%,}? 11?; refuse or the throwmg of paper on the 3 for No. 34; 2 for No. 35; 20 for N o. 37,
'rison and Mr. Cleveland should make a streets and it ought t:0 be StriCflY en-
made specially for nervous and dy p.
’HEA
snows once co. - _n . - No. 42: 15 for No. 44; 46 for o _ HAVEN a; HARTFORD
rumour. no. AGHE ’10159 of It ______ tic men and women,; and are Just be lforced. ——————-— £6. 27§°§3 for N o_ 50: 11 for No. 53; 39 gfigfigfiEW
- A party of five men under the super- medicine needed by all persons 0’ " Secretary Hine of the State-Boardof for No. 56; Those societies for whom —-NEW Your DIVISION..-
from any cause, do Mt Sleep wel or 3 Education favors the suggestion of in Nos. 16, 1'7, . May 15th. 1892.
' . no ballots were cast were
who fail to get proper strength f miteresting the pupils in the shcools
vision of Geor B ' - -
ge enJamin are re Wir 20. 23, 24, 25, 27, 29,30, 33, 36, 39, 43, 45,
S. W. Gregory,
Trains leave South Norwalk asfollows;
ing the telephone service of the South. - O f k t h ' . t
_ . ‘ ern New England Telephone Co. b e- their food. uses 0' wea s om 'lof Connecticut in matters relat- 46, 43 49, 51 52, 54 and 55. _ FOR NEW Yoga—AccOmmodation trains 523
LIVERY, BOARD, FEED: SALE tween here and South Norwalk. They mal estion, dyspepsm, nervous 11d: to the World’s Fair, and ex- ’ , o 936 a" m" I'w‘tzfgihi'ogtssgt? halfifi: .8631). '
sick eadache, ctc., readily yield to 6? ing
, - , , Express
AND EXCHANGE - are also resetting the poles and practi- - - - _; cc 8 80011 to formulate .3 course I Meeting of Odd Fellows. p.m1 ,1) 7,2o(local), 7.55 (local), 8.24 (local).
. - - - use of the Little Nerve Pills part .p . - h will not on- Annua .. 6.55( oc o , 1 . 10.11, 11.37 (local) a. m"
cally rebuilding the line. f reading and study Who The annual session of the Connecti- 8-30(1°°a1)'9'03 (10328 and 6.20 p 111. F
larly if combined with Carter’s Li le: 0 be a source of‘ entertainment to them
' , 2. 0 4.20.
Liver Pills. . In Vials at 25 cents. 12.45 2
. .or
' on via Harlem River 1.02 a. m. (daily)
WSiisilileilffrts.-—Accommodation 9.15 a. m., 6.14.
STAB'LES,
cut Grand Lodge of‘Odd Fellows was
i ’ ' 11.
but of valuable instruction as we held in Meri den We du es day.
Kive Ascher’s turnout met with a
14 Knight Street, .. . Norwalk. mislaap Oneiday this week. While be- All our l‘fftdelxr Hill rejtlitifie toll: fit} —————-—— George H. Cowell of Waterbury, will (51%,: gpress),7.23, 9.28 p. 111. Express 5.26 and .
D? ' ' . . . _ 9 . - ' _ .
Alarge stock of new] purchased and care. 111:, riven on the turnpike the horse in gal-$310 his cohchlflfé 3fet sgugr [1, The pretty and amusing little ballad, dellvel‘ the grand master 8 address. 4 For NEW Hiyafipsagsslilfigsaihd gagging, .1
some way succeeded in getting one of
his feet over the shafts, considerably
damaging the wagon and pretty thor-
oughly frightening the driver.
dation trains
‘ t t res-
There are 75 lodges in the sta e a P 1.44, 3.42, 430.
t the last one having_been instituted
ieili1 Bristol on GoodfFriday. 1The past
has been one o unusua prosperi-
yealin Connecticut Odd Fellowship.
ere were 1,200 initiations during the
full selected Teams, 'arria es, &c.
Cgaches, Carriages and Sa‘ dle Horses fur-
nished at all hours. Careful drivers when
desired.
‘ Omnibusses, Wa ouettes Coaches. Rock-
' Light Road Carriagglsén
“Robin in Search of a Wife,” which is
, . .. fl , P, B 'd ort).
so assuredly recovered from his r8213 to be given Tuesday evening at the 5.30. l6.n7 i 23 (to r1 gen
h
. d 11.03 p.m. Express trains map 9
8.411119142.39I:1.10,2.U7, 3.06, 5.03 (Naugatuck Ex-
" pringfield Local). 12.25 a. m
a.
press) 7.15 p. in. (S
(Bo ston Express), 1.10 a. mtBoston Exgrisskn.
AYs.—-Aocommodat, ii 7.38, 9.1
arisdm'ifllb i) m. Express 1210 and 1.10 a. m.
' ' t be blot see i .
foffii‘é‘éitioniftfiio‘tooofy loo; 9 o, . Athenaeunlv 1s under the smegma;-
.. 12 m- ..o frowns 6 v- m- _. l °f rosin tag-oral: on so:
good rector’s patience and fortitu :2? line under the ’direction of Miss
aways, thetons an
Telephone Call.
Several Norwalk young men who do Plyh
”Ct care to have their names appear in and recuperative powers have bee, J ' K Nash The names of these t l onths making the total mem- LUCIUS TUTTLE..2Gen. Manager.
. . . , - . enme - - . . W9V9m ’. o .G .P .A t.
m print, were Winners of no inconsider- mar-fvzltlgggtgigficzi, cggdbgogélilggnlfil‘ lu dies, both .50 well equipped for their bepshlp afew figuresbelopi 1,400. T111: c. T. HEMPSTEAD en ass a o
O. E“ WI LSO N able amounts 0f- moneygy reason Of £21251 upon“ it is a cause of siii PI'OfeSSions’ m enough to insure clever relief benefits distribgteh mire“? it WWW
Judge Morrowwmning. etthere are core congratiilation to all his hosts 6 management for the actors, all of large. Mr.- Cowell, w o as e
the head of the grand lodge for one
year, will be elected representative to
the Sovereign grand lod e, which W111
many others who think the horse ought
to be called Judge Sorrow, by reason
of their los1ngs.
,whom are well-known as amateurs.
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friends, and reverent gratitude toGoi ,
who has spared him to his family ani
General Insurance and Real Estate All
lMONEY T0 LOAN. —————- Pe°Ple- * __.__. ;‘ A Chm Scene- meet sfiptambeg it” in Egggagdoggg
_ The pathetic efforts of Mr. Henry - - ' - ‘ e was a ludicrous scene at the gon. . x- ran _ as or . i ..
Stocks, Bonds,_ etc.., Boufht and Sold, an Watterson to harmonize the part to 0{156111131.301531?Izhggtfilihgfhglsdgggg brgglgf‘ast table of a certain boarding of Bridgeport, W111 be 888001118:th 1111 till:
Loans Negociatf’dt at towe“ Rates 0f , WhiCh he belongs and which he i1 um- put liaoe‘ethery and until the last fe house on ——— street, this morning.- Sovereign gran 11L0dfip’ i: else egg;
4 ' n ems ‘ ines, command the profound respect of years {3.38 supposed to be incurabl‘ The boarder: are all of the gentler sex. lates for Odd Fe ows 1p . 1'5’ P
E B all-890d citizens, #0 matter Of what For a great 'many years doctors pr As they were seated at the breakfast of the Umted Stadteis‘ZI aster Charles B /
ROOM 3, GAZETT UILDING politics. While he is doing his distinc- nounced it a local disease, and pr table the landlady took up a fresh bot— DepuéinG‘rigIJlon don will succeed Mr:
VORWALK CONN me be“ and perhaps as molwh as tny scribed local remedies, and by 00 - tle of 011111 ”410° “0"“ Vhwh 8136 ex. wareli) t the head of the order in the
‘ v ' ' other democrat could' he 13 meeting stantly failing to ours with local trea perienced considerable difficulty m ex- Cowe “d M Wm H Marigold of
With but indifferent success as far as ment pronounced it incurable. Sc tmcting the cork, but it suddenly flew state, an “Ear b Ware’s successor
events have proceeded. ence as proven catarrh to be 9. const out with a bang and with It the 581106, Bridgeport, “’1 e ’
advancing from the grand wardenship
which he now holds. Once advance
to the office of gragld Eagdeal, 151;): £221.;
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grass is straight :1 ea Thishas een
' h scattered itself over the faces
ngcbangs of the ladies, the ceiling; and
the table cover. There wasa' c orus
of screams and a hasty leaving of the
tutional disease, and therefore requir
constitutional treatment. Hall’s C.
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
Cheney & 00., Toledo, Ohio, is th
W. H" MEEKER’ Numbers two and three of the Con.
Plumbing, Steam and Gas F1111“! necticut school documents are being
sent out by the state board of educa-
IT HAS STODD THE TEST
. . ~ . . . . - ' 'tion in grand lodge. _ _
tiou. They are lessons in phvsms and only constitutional cure on the mark t. room by the b03196“ .170 wash the“ p051 . ' t' t ince the ._ FO P 2 0 YE AR 5
ORWALK. CONN. - . . p . . . . . , Dunn the custom in Connec ion 3 . _ .
SOUTH N “hemlstry respectively. There is .a It is taken internally in doses from 10 faces and fix thghféhdfih¥hleaned 11g establishnmnt of Odd Fellowship. The S 0 L D BY A L L D E A L E R S,
growing demand for the teachin drops to a teaspoonful. It acts direc 1y their absence
Of contest for preforment endswhen the
Sanitary Plumbing and Ventilation and LOW . . . ' ‘ It " as -' A v I ~ ‘ i
. . - - - - sciences 111 th th b1 d d f f h sauce and re-set the table. W . - v M *5 "a \ ' J
A 9'95“” and Steam Heatm-g’ a sp‘icmlt" pamphlets artfihitgililge‘dfitholgifdg twiii‘i gigghlystgm. 0013113; glidiohhg 11:11:33: 0d t inisfortunate affair, which, however, oflicefof wagginfiso‘azgs fido'glifigigt P R l C C IU 35 A! JR: _ I .
PLUMBERS’ SUPPLIES. should be taught and the best methods dollars for any case it fails to c. e.- as since furmshed 110 end. Of 6131131335 . “£m§°§10nzo Wheeler. 'th. H. Sey- — S H U N S U 8 ST l T L l t S . , . .
of teaching it. The board believes Send for circulars and testimoni ls. and amusement to the boar ers our and several “hm, members of the .7
i -, . Pipe and Fitting for Steam and Go
_ . . ‘_ . , 'thatfth'e teachers should spend a or- Address F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toled
Giulia: tbs FLORIDA Low [PRESSUo 8:80 lL_Ell 4,: «tron: of each day’stime on'these studies. I$80 d by Druggists, 75c.
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