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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1888. PRICETWO CENTS.
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A NARROW E3003; ESCAPE '30]! JAIL.
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
Read Grover's dream in another col- PIMONAL "NIXON.
accustom
"Casts Remus” General Apparatus.
X‘sprs. office in c and hotels
Ito. 4. lisystrect. oornerof Tmstreet; keys: Is
ystreet streetsnd all factories
N0. 0. Corner of Main and Concord streets; key at
nDcocIan‘s house and J. C. Wilson' a lac
No “missus“ school he at schoolhouse
' WWO.“ Illiam ..finllIh
No. l Conccrdstr 'Ie school; keyanfrs.
8'l’anl‘s residence, No.1 OConcovd street. and
No.14. Main street corner of Ann street; key at
N 5’ “pigs saloon and figurines. he
0. 1 street corner mew avenue; y
all): i'ckerman a middle:
smut. cams.
One stroke at 12 o'clock noon for Standard Time.
l{wtlsti'okcs of the bell (thus 1—1) signifies the Is
on
Three strokes of the bell «hall 1 l) signifies the
ci'y water is to be turncdofl
liml’fllolfl 1‘0 SIT HOLDERS.
Upon illva information of a Are' In your frame
‘ dials hbcrhood unlock the box door: pull the
hook all the way down once only. and let the hook
. msbnt up line box and do not open or touch the
ksasin until the next file in your neighborhood
Do not attempt to renew the key from the door.
nmn.
Robert Colwsll of East Norwalk bad a
congestive chill Tuesday.
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Nellie Geddes’ littlerdaughter died yes-
terday afternoon. The funeral to. k
place this afternoon.
The DemocratswdfflBest Norwalk are
about to raise a pole In front of Winfield
Hanfords store 90 feet long.
Lawrence Nenmeir, aged 1 year and
21 days, died at Spriugwood yesterday.
He was the son of Michael Nenmeir.
The Norwalk Cuban—Giants and the
flowers, of Westport,ure playing ball
this afternoon on the Baxter grounds.
The new boiler at the electric light
also struck him in the leg.
in Wilton accidentally shot himself in
the eye.
All lull-u Inland by a 'l'orpodo Ex-
plotting.
This morning one of the Italians em.
played on the N. Y., N. H. dc H. 11. R.
track near the Monroe street crossing,
sustained painful injuries from a torpedo
which was on one of the rails. A train
was coming and the man stepped aside
to avoid it. A torpedo had been left on
the track by mistake which explode}. A
piece of it struck the man‘s arm and
made a very ugly wound, another piece
The Italian
went to the residence of Dr. Burke and
his Injuries were properly attended to.
His Bye Shut Out.
Yesterday afternoon a man residing
He went to the Bridgeport
Llasle West Cats Away at New Haven
and Loans no Clue.
Lizzie West. or Kean. a notorious shop-
lifte’r, escaped from New Haven jail
early on Tuesday morning. She had
been called with several others to the
kitchen at 5 o’clock to get breakfast.
There is no exit through which escape
would be possible except through the
private kitchen, the door of which was
supposed to be locked. A silk dress that
she wore when committed to jail lsgone
and she is supposed to have bad it under
her prison dress. No clue to the manner
of the escape has been found and no.
trace of her has been discovered by the
officers.
Crossr's llronnls.
lug this week in New Jersey.
visiting in New York city.
visiting in New York city.
8 Fred Wheaten of the borough, isvisit-
Fred Allistoo of Chicago, is vtsiting
Miss Edna Wixon of the borough.
Annie McCarthy of the borough, is
Jennie McEwen of Danbory. is visiting
her mother in the borough.
Mrs. James Phillips of Springwood is
Charles Peck of Orange is visiting his
brother George in the borough.
George Brown, of Philadelphia, is via-
iting his brother Henry III this city.
Miss Addie Youngs I‘Iml bliss Ella
Cleveland are visiting friends in this
city.
Eugene Bailey, a former resident of
Mr. Joel Chandler Harris, “Ursula Remus,"
was disco-ed by alltsrgyclublnmianta,
01., the other evening. was described by
moothisfrlsndsnl the plaincstofallplalu
men. Hols never untidy, but "his trousers
alwaysbsgatthokueo,andlfhedldn‘thavo
atlsastonebnthnoffhia coathewould not
hshappy. lnjustleetohishoadgear,1stme
lay thathcalways wears the nobe derby
and red hair,and carries a rustic hickory
cane. ltwascutfromtbcvlrginforsstnear
MsztEndhomnndhowasnevsrknowu
to be without it. He is notlame,lmt the
hickorycanctaas necenarytohlsmako up
asthersdcravatthat ever adornshls shirt
frontto'ksopupakindof harmoniousblcnd-
ingwithhlsstuhbymustacbc and hair. In
htsgeneralappearsnee,thcrefors,it maybe
accepted that It be benotuniquo..bois at
least old fashioned. ”—Dctroit Free Press.
A New Sort of Bus-rings
South Norwalk
saw—"Dm-
NEWW YORK!
Commencing May 26:88
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Will makc daily trips, except Sunday,
Leaving South Nomslk at 7.50 s. m.
Leave New York. Pier 23, East River,
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JULY 21, 23, 25 and 26., '
station was ins ected esterda and - ‘ - No” " came W 1"” “t "'9 "“1 0' this cit , died at his home in Bristol es- Parisians are a new sorta! ear- 2. ' ”’.
melt Cbieflnginecr mum: mun returned [in Its found to be first 5'88““ By”, way ' bospltal on one of the afternoon trams. nearly four full “an that Grover terds Y y flag m'uch m I I I, lly-au ‘9‘“ “mileagaggfig, 30 . ‘ . .
Whine. mug???" -m-. y pee WM" at the dep‘” m w" cIty "” w" dreamed. (He was a kin beloved by y - arro‘w orafeather fixed almosthorlmntall p ’8
W m “new ' _ suffering intensely. K Andrew Mallory, of Poughkeepslc, N. Y .. 1:50 p. III. .
u “ Mrs. 11.6. Fonts has sold her dry . _ - . _ . the people, a wise and just ruler, weigh. Y is sto . fora few do swith Har across tbclobs. The arrow is generallyan. Am” , I
_ W““‘" B“ ° ”‘ II b goods business on Main street. borough. Disappointed Extent-stunts“. ing 325 pounds.) Miltth pplng y ry "ch“! "m” “ugh ”“1 m‘m 1'” Single Tickets . . 406
Falr, slightly warmer, genera y sout ' Mrs. Footo will retain the millinery buei- The Carpenters' and Joiners’ Union of And in the dream he stood by the At- pews. V , “E ,crlrmirfimglm stones. 1038510? Excursion Tickets. . . 600
"I! Willa“- - _,_, ., uess.‘ ’ -.m..- Dsnbury gave an excursion to (lien lanlic Ocean. And be looked and saw oqu.M”mJ'. 1 ' $2553," qh'germll: “shag; smcmfiliopizmgh’gct:$ 1“,“, Mlnffij..m to 5 P.” WWW“? “7” *‘vgwmfi
miniature .m.-I... ror Tit-Morrow. The y_ M. C. A. Juniors and Whit- Island today. It took two locomotives. about him above an hundred men, well sor‘lgvi'lll: 239:“ "‘8 a e y I a you, and mm, mned ‘10 mum them M am, 1.00th .m.
Higbtide Lowtide sun rises Sunsets 10c“ School, 0‘ Wilton will play ball eighteen passenger and one baggage car favored and prosperous, and he saw that (l ' Se d C T k from the cases In which they havolaln so mfi-ygmfi gmum‘fi m,% Mfumm‘ at 2.10 Wain-best Dock Gr
2. 8.37 4.44 7.14 on the Fair street grounds tomorrow to convey the excursionists to Wilson these were workiugmen. And they “"59 ymour an 90'8” cc 9' 10113-40th080 Herald. as wnersthersa
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Andrew Kemp remains in about the
same condition.
Silver Stresmerodge,1.0.G.T.,wiil
tlect cflicers this evening.
A Swedish R-ep-dblmsh club has been
organized in Bridgeport.
”Try DeKlyn a health broad.
mark registered.
Yesterday at Stamfom the Uorhams
defeated the home club, the score being
9t08.
The“lsland Belle” will take u party
from first Nonvnlk sailing to mono“-
evening.
The Union Sch... team will play ball
with the borough Alerts tI-Inorrow of
ternoon. W} , -.
-—-Uae Plaistcd’e Beef iron and Wine.
Heine's band will give an open air
Trade
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lastfromBost Imus-Points: (I lost
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NOTE Tun PRICES
went to Monmouth Park to day to
attend the races.
Charles lleKlyn of Danbury, father of
William DeKlyn, of this city, sailed for
Europe today.
J. C. Alden, of Springfield, president
of the Norwalk Hill, is summcring at
the Mahackemo Hotel.
flies Ella ll. Wilcox, of Mansfield,
Mass” is visitmg Mr. and live Herbert
Manning‘in Spriugwood.
ll. Clifford Border) and William J. Leah
and will start an a week's vacation to
Madison, Conn, to-morrow.
bliss Ella Seymour of Bethel, is spend-
a few days in this city with her brother,
Danton, whose wife is quite Ill.
Mrs. Sands. of New York. and Mr.
Holchkies, of Derby, Mum. are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Alden Salmons at the
Point. The crowd was so large that the
steamer “Pomona" could not accouwo
date the excursionists, and over three
hundred of them returned this city.
They took the 11:45 train fo‘rZNew Roch-
elle. The spare momenta i the depot
were occupied by the passengers in cat-
ing peanuts and showering complaints
on the committee of arrangements.
were engaged at their work, some in
woolen mills, others in iron mills : and
it waeso that they were employed in all
kinds of factories and all kinds of work.
And, behold, a great horde of other
men came up out of the sea, ilbfsvored
and hungry ; and they devoured the
well~favored men. 80 Grover awoke.
And after rubbing his eyes and listen-
ing tones that no widows or orphans
were breaking into the Treasury Build’
ing. he slept and dreamed the second
time ; and, behold, he saw a great store
of the products of his countrv. of good
quality and fair to look upon, even wool,
and sail, and many more like things
produced by his country.
And there came after a great multi-
tude of products of the same kind, but
of poor quality, and blasted by the east
wind, and produced by cheap methods ;
afternoon.
Died with Her Children.
At the recent fire at Vassar, Mich, a thor-
oughbred female pointer, owned by John
1m, had her kennel, in which were eight
puppies,.under one of the burning bulklings.
With mother instinct the poor thing ran
back and forth from under the homing
building, mutcly appealing for help, but
none could be given, and rather; than desert
her brood she died with them—Chicago
Herald.
JOHN H. SMITH,'...
FLORIST.
MAIN cancer, acorn sonwsm
F A C '1' O R Y
Toletorforsale,cnsuerl)aysnd Raymondstrccts.
CRUISE BUILDING LllTS ,
0N WOODWARD AYE, 1'01! BALI.
INQUIBR 01'
E. A. Woodwarcgl.“
BELLISLAND, ROTON POINT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Two air compressors were shipped to
day by the Norwalk Iron Works Com-
pany to the Jackson Coal Company,
Canfield, Colo.
Charles Olmstead is busy in the bor-
ough distributing numbers for the
houses there, in view of the free deliv-
ery of the mail.
Death at Rovvnytun.
George N. Hoyt died at his residence
in Rowayton last night in the seventy-l
third year of his age. The funeral ser-
vices will be held at the residence of the
late Hickaon Williamson to marrow of-
ternoon at 4 o’clock. The remains will
be interred on Saturday' In Middle Patten.
Charles A. Crossley of Cortland street,
New York, has the contract for put-
ting the steam heating apparatus in the
East Norwalk schoolhouse.
Three hundred and twenty-two dogs
have been registered in Norwalk this
year. Out of that three hundred and
twenty-two there are only nine females.
a
Tho Salon's Sensatloual Picture.
The Paris Salon this your exhibitsw
pictures. Ono of the most serrations! pio-
turcs is Albert Mnignan’s “Toain,” which
represents a huge uplifted ball, out of which
all sorts of frantic, somber flguresof men
and women are tumbling, typifylrlg the va-
riotts plutses of fire, attack, flood and disas-
ter, of which they scream warning cries.—
ank Leslie's.
Dolavun‘ a Show In Trouble.
Dclnvun' a tent show was served with
Th1“ "10'1“"! 85 PM“ CHI-bi” W83 “3'!“ two more attachments Tuesday night
ing offlIisI father's float he caught on
eel weighing three and one-half pounds.
The report sounds a trifle fiIhy, but it
nevertheless is a fact.
concert at the foot of Washington street
this evening.
church of the borough. has been remov-
ed to Greenwich, and Rev. Mr. Shepherd
Rev. Peter m.;}? the A. II. E.
and consequently their removal to this
town yesterday was pr‘Vr'nlt'tJ. Belknap
and Buckley, knoIIrn It». lb" Davin Bros"
slack wire performers, nttuelwd for $125
the amount of salary due, and the City
Hotel people attached for the amount of
board bill. It is probable a satisfactory
there were none of them left.
ver awoke, and it was a drram.
and the poor products did eat and make
way with the good products so that
So (Iro-
And in the morning, after having
written ulmmoroua piece about a sol-
dier's widow and vetoed an orphan, his
Mnbackemo Hotel.
Mrs. James Pearson and 8 )ll lrvie re-
turned to their home ill Brooklyn this
morning, after making a short visit at
A. J. Hutchinson‘s on High street.
Mrs. Charles Thomas of Five Mile Riv.
or is visiting her sister, Airs. Augusta
Clippings for P. T. Barnum.
P. T. Barnum is on the books of a London
agency which furnishes clippings from news-
papers, for notices of any “c
curiosities alive or extraordinary perform-
ance or exhibitions which can ho placed in
our large exhibition touts. "—Nclv York Sun.
—$TAGE TIME TABLE.—
(Daily except Sunday) 0n and after Monday
Jluly 16th was
haveBelllsland, 6.25s. m. 1and5p. or.
leave South Norwalk, 8 a. m.; .. 030 and
6. 30p ..m
Leave Roton Point. ten minutes earlier
than Bell Island.
Look at the Tin Ware
Department.
Charles Ferris, ofBast Norwalk, who
was so badly hurt last Saturday, is im-
proving nll the time.
The Philharmonic Society of Bridge
port came to Roton Point last evening
on n moonlight excursion.
At the math g of the Irish- American
Anti-Free Trade club In Bridgeport lest badly injured
night 21 new members were elected.
-—All work well and promptly done at
the Old We ll Laundry.
Court City of Home, Ancient Order of
Forresters. have engaged Ileine’ a band
to accompany them to Bridgeport on the
9th of August.
settlement will be nmde III-day and the spirit was troubled, for he thought of Thames, across the river, for the first White Band from Palestine. Connect“! morning Ind “Wing '"lih steamer
of Flushing will take his place here.
Mr. Shepherd is expected to fill the pulpit
on Sunday.
Erastus Puncher, a carpenter, nililo at
work on Charles Cargnll's house 1 n the
Westport road. fell from a scaffold on
the second story Tuesday and was very
Mr. Puncher is sixty
years of age. The latest report this
looming was that he is improving.
Fred Carey of Springwnod was sca|d~
(I! quite badly yesterday afternoon. He
was helping his mother fill a wash
boiler. putting the water in by dippers-
ful. He had almost finished, when the
attachments released.
Sunni-y Cloning la Success.
The harbors in this city rxpr» <4 [ltl'lll-
culvert as satisfied with flu; firming of
Illa-iv I-ilops on Sunday. L'l-i \t'z'v k a
few forgot theta change was to be Illit-lt’.
and consequently went 0"(‘1‘ Sunday
without being shown]. Otllt‘l?‘ Who did
not like the change itlsIstod upon walt-
Ing untll Sunday morning and then pat-
ronized the borough slIopI. “in are in-
formed t‘ not the uptown harbors do not
like the idea of South Norwalk people
coming uplltcraas they haw: all thy
can do to attend to their own customers.
"Go, call together the wise men of the
Democratic party." And the servant
departed, but straightwny returned and
said: “Master, there bi,‘ none." And it
was so that the servant had smitten the
nail on the head.
And Grover was wrotll, and called his
assistant ruler, Lamont. And he spoke
to the assistant king his dream, telling
him of the company of well-favored
men, numbering above an hundred, and
of the mighty horde of ill-favored and
disreputable individuals that devoured
them, and even then it could not be
known that tin-y had eaten them, they
his dreams, and he said to his servant :
time in four years. she having turn an
A Hebrew at Athens, 0a., has received a
invalid all that IIIIW.
and llt'llgilllnl scenery of I
Mountains.
Pinneo. and Miss) Clementine
accompanied by her niece,
sojourning in the Catskills.
of Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles Dennis, schIIIII-snied by
her sister. bliss Alice Cholwr
joying for a few weeks the brown: air
White
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Mrs. Dr. Gregory and daughter, Miss
Cliolwi-ll,
Bliss Mabel
Mllll'r, his-n: has n (us Um pm. t tun Joya
On WM- ‘
Ilesdny the party was j rim-Ii by Mr. and
Mrs. (,‘ssbier Price of the National Bank
Rte (’0'
gift of six ounces of white sand from Palw
tine. It is said to be the belief of acme Ho-
hrews that this sand, if placed under the
head of a corpse, insum the return of the
spirit to Jerusalem—New York Graphic.
H MARRIL
Dr: RlCllMOND—llOGBRSu—M f‘ortchcetor. N. h'..
July” ;.. IIoRIclImond Alanson B. Rogers and
Madeline Daltichmoud.
7 Found.
POCKET BOOK containing a sum of mono .
1 cm at the Pairfieid County National anti,
we properly. do
$36 at 1’. 51‘. .10th LOCKWOOD.
“City of Albany."
Pure 15 Cents.
Will run Sundae only to accommodate church
goers from Bell island.
W. HIIIIIIII SIIIIIII,
31 Washington Street.
HAVEAND‘S m BLOCK.
jyotf
E. claims or null.
873 Main Street.
80. NORWALK.
Fairs of the State.
dipper fell out of his hand into the wn- State Treasurers Report. still being “5 thin in “10 “95h ‘18 MIDW- N‘n'cc-
The Bridgeport’BiI—rmer says that an
appeal from Judge Torrencc’ r1 decision
in the grade crossing matter will be taken
for, and hn put his hand in the water
The accounts of the State Treasurer
And also of the bountiful products of 0
Connecticut State, .‘lt‘fldt'll. Supt. 18-
.1;VNew lelon county, Norwich, Sept.
18 Is to glue notice that from this date all bills
comm: led in my name without a written order
'l‘ll
to the Supreme Court.
The funeral of Edward Smith will be
after it before he thought. for the fiscal year. ending June 30_ 1888, the lead, and how there came other pro- ' _ . , . , from me will not be paid by the undersigned I m ".608 '
have been examined and approved by ducts, poorinquality,but great in quan- 2332' \fiatrfifld coum‘y, 11:0,:f3m 29p} Monday. JulyZld. less. E K mg: 3! FHA“ "G at '0 p
“'3' Treadwell of the borough “3" a the, State Auditors. The figuns show a mYu which “I‘d” way with them. And ~ ‘u' "n on) mun 'V' roo ’ I" ‘ ep ' __._._........_.....
20 ‘22; Tolland county, Rockville, Oct. 4-
5; Berlin, ()ct.5; BristI-l Park county,
very narrow escape yesterday. She was decrease in recsipts,owiog 1,; reduced therobenone, he said, that can inter Carpenters “faulted. Expert 001111111118, Vohmtoer,
driving up Washington street about 4:30,
held at his late residence at 1:30, and at
the Congregational church at 2 p. m.,
Friday. The remains will be interred at
Weston.
William L. Armstrong has left the
employ of Theodore Knapp. He to fit-
ting up the store on the drawbridge re-
cently occupied by Mrs. Csmhbell as a
restaurant
Capt. Lewis Raymond ceIphrnII-d his
00th birthday yesterday at his hnrucon
Maple street. Mr. Raymond's family
and friends Were present and properly
observed the happy event.
The Consolidated road In trying double
flanges on the driving wherln of one of
its locomotives, it being claimed that this
arrangement constitutes an additional
safeguard against the wheels leaving the
track.
John Hoyt, of the lmrough, It‘Cé'th-tl ll
letter from his wife who is stopping at n
hotel in the Catskills, in obich she said
that things are not an bught them as
they picture them when they llt'hll out
photographs. She says that tilt-lake Is
dry and the fountain only playsml the
arrival of a new visitor.
George Sherwood, an inmate of the
Almhouse, a silly person, was before
Judge toolidge tc-dsy. charged with
being an idle, dissolute person and of
sleeping in outhonses and barns. He
wasfonnd guilty and sentenccdto 120
days in jail. Thisls the third time he
basbeeu convicted of the same offence.
Tbs game between the llackett. Car-
Itartd Co. team and the Norwalks ls
looked forwardto with a great deal of
latsrest. and especially by Judge Knapp,
who is a representative of that firm.
Mr. Knapp takes a good deal of Interest
in the ball games this season. and for
thatmatter did last year. It may have
been through his influence that they
were Induced to play here.
James 1)st and William Osldin, two
men employed on the "ally of Albany.”
got Into an altercation last evening. one
bung struck by a truck on which the
other was bringing freight. Both
dropped their trucks and they bad a
light. Officerlledden went down there
and endgame-I“ last man .(lstdla
pleaded ty a was t and
costs. guilty M tight.
better of it this morning,
Dalyplsadaot
and when near the corner of Washing-
ton and Franklin sheets, a horse hitched
to a backboard came dashing down
Franklin street and just grazyd her
horse a bead
—'l‘ry DeKlyn‘s health bread
mark registered. _.-
Trade
Each of the thirty men now engaged
in putting up tents at Nientic for the U
N. 6., under the direction of Col, Hor-
gnn, of Hartford, receives 32 a day and
board, the daily expenses not being under
$75. The cost of making the camp ready
after'the tents and st Iron have been re.
ceived on the grounds will aggregate
$1, .500 at least.
The New England Insurance Ex-
change which lately discontinued Inspec‘
two of the schuyler Electric Light corn-
panysapparntus because the company
would not pay some $500 that had been
expended by the exchange in inspecting
their apparatus have agreed to inspect
us before as the Electric Light company
have agreed to pay the $500 for that
purpose. The Exchange will now issue
permits for the use of the Schuyler
apparatus as heretofore.
Members of Old Well Lodge, 1“. a A.
11., with friends and ladies, took a do:
Iightful sail last evening on the “Island
Belle,” after which they landed at Dor-
Ion’s Point and partook of an excellent
supper, well served by Landlord Belden.
And then, to settle the supper, an hour
was spent in dancing. Heines orches-
trs accompanied the excursion and for-
nlahcd the music for dancing. and Mr.
(lehrrmsn did the prompting. The
steamer was kindly provided by Captain
Mills, and the committee under whose
direction the excursion was given did
everything for the pleasure of the party.
At the annual meeting of the Norwalk
Firs Insurance 00., held this day, the
following gentlemen were elected direc-
tors: tion. (I. Bishop, W. B. 1'}. Lock-
wood. Wm. C. Street, Geo. B. St. John,
Goo. R. Cowles. Asa Smith. F. St. John
Mahmud, (100. E. Miller, J. A. Osborn.
E. L. Boyer. Dudley 1’. Ely. B. Y. BI.
John. At a meeting of the directors
held Immediately after the adjournment
oftbaannnsl mastic. Wm. 0. Street
wasshaud Pseudo-t, Geo. It. Cooler.
m. and Ole. II. It. John Treas-
urer. A unusual dividend of 4 persons
town taxes, of $201,108. The railroad
tax was $74,153 greater than that of the
preceding year, and the corporate fran-
chise tax, which amounted m812,700,
was paid for the first tune. The total
tax receipts for 1887 were $2,021,899.26:
for 1888, $1,902,270.72. The grand total
which includes the tax receipts, the bal-
ance from 1887 and the amounts receiv-
eII from sale of bonds, is $3,427,644.40.
The expenditures for the yaer $2,075,-
945.37; for 1887, $1,701,771.14. The total
amount expended by theState for school
support was 3348 59?.
Connecticut l'atouts.
We are In receipt from the office of
A. )1. Wooster, 430,Main Sh, Bridgeport,
of the following list of Connecticut pat-
cute:
W. L. Horne. Heriden, vacuum dIstill-
atImI, also one for gauging liquors: F.
Rhiml, bit-riden, burometic reservoir,
also one foracoutrnl draft lamp; R. N.
Mather, Windsor, steam engine; C. 11.
Spencer Windsor, safety lock for maga-
zine guns; H. B. Robinson, Waterbury,
button; J. A. Trsut, New Britain, bench
plane; it. Wallace, Wallingford, dies for
thickening blanks for spoons or forks.
ltspubllcau State Convention.
The Republican State Central commitr
tee met in Bridgeport yesterday after-
nodn, and after some discussion voted to
call the State Convention for the nomina-
tion of State officers at Allyn Hall in
Hartford on Tuesday and Wednesday.
August 14 and 16. The delegates will
meet Tuesday evening, for the presenta-
tion credentials and for organisation and
the oonvsntion will meet on Wednesday,
the 16th. at 10 s. m., for the nomination
of a state ticket. After the meeting of
the committee there wasamectlng of
delegates from young republican clubs
of the state for general consultation,
which meeting was private.
asst roars; rat-ts
Returned last evening from Lake Wars-
msug after two days of fishing, having
caught a line mass of plckml, and hav-
Ing bad a delightful time on the shores
of that lovely lake, and especially enjoy-
Ing the moonlight rowing of demos of
pretty girls who have become experts in
that evocation.
WeWmWw . _.
Derangement of tits liver, with cens-
prct to me these dreams.
Tilt-II spake his assistant majesty :
“The interpretation is easy if you know
how, and this is it : The two dreams are
as one. The workingmen which you
saw, numbering above an hundred, each
stood for a year that this country has
prosp- red and grown fat , and the well—
favored products were the same. And
the great horde of ill-favored working»
men and cheap product-v, blasted by the
east wind, Were for the years which will
come when we establish free trade
throughoutthelsnd. Forit will be so
that It mighty multitude of cheap pro-
ducts will come III froru other land»,
and drive out the good products, and a
swarm of poor workingmen will arise
who will devour the present prosperous
ones: but it will be It great thing for
England."
Thou spako Grover: "It is good, for
this is what we slot at ; for, as ye say.
it will be pleasant and profitable for our
dear friends in England. (to, and pro-
claim free trade throughout the whole
land.”
But, as Grover turned and took his
pen, having just thought of a good joke
on a crippled soldier. there arose a
mighty roaring, like onto a couple of
cyclones running into each other. And
the noise continued, and Grover and his
deputy highneas were sore afraid, as
they did not wot of its meaning. though
it was soon clear to them that it was
the Republicans getting to the polls and
casting their votes. And It rolled up
from all parts of the land. and shortly
after Grover put on his overcoat, for it
was chilly. and took his umbrella under
his arm, and walked out of the house ;
and-she journeyed down the avenue
be meta man coming from the depot.
carrying an old oarpetbsg In his band,
on one and of which was this writing :
"B. 11., Ind.” And the stranger spake
to Grover, and asked him If he could Ill-
rect him to the White House. But Gm-
vsr heeded him not, and went his way,
even unto the wilderness of Red Top-“-
New York Tribune.
nuktn'a Aralsa luvs-
‘l‘bsbestsalvsla the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Belt Rheum,
raver Sous, ‘l‘stm, Cbapprd Hands,
L‘bllblalns. Gum and all akin Eruptions
andpsdnslycurspllss, or no pay rs-
linevillo,
Hair-highly, Oct.
Sept.
Sufli-rld. Oct.
hm, St‘pl. 28'
“eslllruok, Oct.
bridge, Sept.
Ally., Clay (10., Ten,
Chas. Lapham‘ a Drug Store.
Aaaaal lasting.
George E. Miller. treasurer.
It. Collins, North Guilford.
' waa'rs.
palialnsofllaltlfllh
ssahwasdsalstsdpaiflsmt. 1mm
tlsstlom lajurstbs , Induce ltis lsguaraatesd to give pan
manual-.m. Isms the fast Wm
mustn‘tIaIMWmuPltb. Prlsslolahabox. Mulch: mas.
lacbspassefl'ltsttsattast
Stafford. Stafford Springs, Oct.
Bristol, Sept. 20 Oct. 1: Chester, Oct. 0: ‘
Clinton, Oct. 11 Dnnbury, Oct. 4-8. East
Granby, Oct. 4; Pennington Valley. Col-
Sepl. 212:3: (iuilford, Sept. 28;
4; Madison, Oct.
New Milford, Sept. 30-Oct. 1; Simsbury,
29 30; Suutllingtun, Sept. 2720;
12-13;
.50: Union, lluntingdon,
Supt. “830; U010“.(SOIIIPW etc. i, Elling~
Waterloo n,. Sept.
4-5; WIIIImantic. Sept.
27-29; \Voodbridge and Bethany, Wood-
28; Woodstock, South
Woodstock, Sept. 14-15. Wolcntt, Oct. 19..
20
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A Sound Legal Opinion.
1-1. Bainbridge Huntley. Esq, County
says: “Have used
Ele :tric Bitten with most happy results
My brother also was ver low with Ms!-
artnl Fever and Jaundice, but was cured
by timely use of this medicine.
isliud Electric Bitters saved his life."
Mr. D. 1 \Vilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
Ky.. adds a like testimony, saying:
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bltters.
This great remedy will ward off. as
well as core all Malaria Diseases. and for
all Kidney, Linvr and Stomach Disorders
stands unequaled. Price 50c. and 81 at
Am sat
’l'lls Circus llas Arrival.
The Great Eastern circus is here and
will give a performance this afternoon
and evening. A free exhibltion will be
given previous to each performance.
The Norwalk Savings Society held
their annual meeting yesterday, and re-
elected the present board of directors
and Mr. B. E. Lockwood president, and
Connecticut pensions: Increase. David
Warner, Broekwsv; Patrick 11. Camp-
son, Unlonvllls: Robert charrlck, LIIkt-'
ville; Patrick leopard, New Haven; John
floors, Lyme: Althea, widow of William
Hereafter advertisements of wants of
any ltlud occupying one half inch space
or less, will be inserted at the following
rates: this time, ”ants; 2 “mos. so”
cents; 8 times. so earth: one week. 81.00.
About” words will go into a half
13;
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”S‘EVERAL Carpenters wanted
A'pplv to
. l‘. JACKSON
Jul 21-3: East Norwalk;
Dog Pound.
\lllJti‘ K and enter gra setter dog (lwncrcan
.1 have him by paying” or thisadvertiscment
yufidtf W.(', BURKE, JIL
Masons worsted.
P‘lRS’l‘ ( 1. A88 IASONS. Apply to day or Mon-
day Wages $3 50 per
)‘nll 1w WILLIAM SH ILDON.
Ilouees laud Factory To Let.
i'm EBA]. Houses To Let, rent from $6 a month
I upward. Alsoa Factory, suitable for hat or
other manufacturing; 85 horse
_jn18t tf ("IN 11. KNAI’P.
Osborn Ave. .. Bast Norwolk.
Till“! desirable and pleasant residences for
Prices reasonable»
Enquire of TAYLOR a CO DEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Exchange Rooms,
Washington St., Bo. Norwal .
George B. linden-lull
18mm town selling llonsebold 8 lattice for
cash or by lustallrnents at prices mod cons-
petition. Parties cdeslrlng bargains can call at No.
Raymond 8t..c l y marlo tf
Building Stand For Sale.
1211838 left wlth. 1!. Raymond. foot of llavl-
._.. mm. M ”new "“3 “not
II n recs
’ ab‘fldm can
I
Oyster Grounds for Solo.
1% ACRES. Price moo. situated near Inc
I Rock Point, andml hounded the northb
mo of llaymondb eat It
. Enquire of ravioli“ on 001.!) float
1% lot
For Sale.
3",“. and Insurance gents.
A 600!) BEACH wanton.
heap, address. Box In South Norwalk. Conn.
115 U
with movrablc top, form or two seats. for sale
Light Roadster and l'cloce
Safety
on lnstailments. Old Machines takcn In exchange
for now. Send for Catalogue or call on
rscusoN 131108.,
56 WALL STREET, NORWALK. CT.
Willis
Building Lot
0n the West side of MAIN
S'l‘., in the net hborhood
of the Methodis Church '
FOR SALE.
Enquire of
'l‘Alwlt k GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agency,
Washington st.
'jllllllfll‘llallllllli
Do not anticipate removal. but guarantee to
Sell their SIIII III III LIIII PIiIIIII
Assay
“Removal Prices ”
For Thirty Days from Julys you can get
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
For as.» per Barrel at
DANIEL L’HOMHEDIBU’S.
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Bill. ltorwslk to nest tell
www.mdsxtractatssthwlthont
militm'm'"
W. lek. Ct.
based the exclusive II for It slk
as... fill...
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onesand residence adjoining Methodist
mammar-
Thatmsylasdmtlssd.
Lam Reductions
um recently been malls, especially is prices at
OARPETS !
Andallklndsof
Summer
BEE HI'V'E.
LADIBS’ AND GFNTS’ DINING HALL
goods!
Gowtbsllsslllvswbsayaaarsb «or .
afifi‘hfifi‘” Whit“ We Will not Beilndersold.
use ails-r... “on; W
«ewes-“m ..,
irrM- "' W & S.
Full line of Arlista’ llalarlals.
HITS IT Illiil
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIISIII
Spring Styles of flats Chasm
than ever
Mrs. Fawcett’s.
CALL AND SEE WHAT W
ARE BEING amp.
‘i.
It wants sax. Iol'AlJa.
semiannual-man.
J acob M. Layton,
Generallnsurancedm, ‘
male-assessor. 2
“mama-slants ‘
Willa Baal H
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