billion Washington
A Call for the Correspondence
with England.
"AT .IMIOO CONTRIBUTION.
not. Lamont say“. is is an Bight—Tho
‘ ass-arms nut—nun Cleveland and
Chair-an Brice Hutuaily Satisfied.
In” Tarll Bills by Ir. Breckenridge.
Wallinmos. Aug. lid—Senator Edmunds
hthsmnate. proposodgthe following as an
anndmmbiuteaded to be added to the
resolutions of Senator Boar, calling on the
W to communicate to congress all re-
moteness. If any, which he has axial-email
to M in regard to discrimination!
Amsrman vowels postings through
couch, and, also, that there be
‘ mm to the senate copies of all pa.
and information touch-
:‘thsmat of thorofueal of the British
t,or that of any of her North
dotninionl. to allow the entry at
mm maports of American (lab, or
other for transportationiu bond to
to United States since the let day of July,
1&5. Andihat he acmnluuicate to the sen-
atewhatinstanceahave occurred since the
Odd larch, 1887. of wrongs to American
filling mi, or other American vessels, in
the ports or waters of British North Amer-
IG. and whatsteps, if any, have been taken
in rsmsot thereto.
”MMITTEE’S WORK COMPLETED.
no Ira-dry Civil Appropriation Bill of
[are low Ready.
WMnmn. Aug. 28.—’l‘he conference
committee on the sundry civil appropriation
Nil completed its work. There was a large
numbu- of tho senate‘s amendments agreed
to, while quitaa number were disagreed to.
The bill as it passed the house appropriated
“A“, to which the senate added :5,-
174.93, making the total 028,500,999 as it
poled the senate. This sum was reduced by
the conference committee “351,044, and the
”mo! WAX” was added for new public
making the net reduction in con—
ference 81,047,014 and the total of the bill as
it now stands $27,450.46; The appropriap
Ions for the following public buildings were
agreed to:
Bay City. Mich, “00,000; Bridgeport,
Conn. $71M“); Marine hospital, Chicago,
‘15,“; Denver. Colo, “40,000; Eaetpcrt,
la, 88,000; Greenville, S. 0., 850,000;
Helena. Ark, «5,000; Hobokeu, N. J., m,-
“; Jacksonville, Fla, $80,000; Portsmouth,
0., 800,1“); furnishing Marine hospital at
, Ma, 02,000; Savannah, 6a., 375,-
no; Springfield, M0,, 875,“; Texnrkana,
Ark, 850,0“); Vicksburg, Mina, 850,000;
Wbcdlng, W. Va, $27,500; Opelonsas,‘ La.,
050.000; Charlotte, N. c, seam; sum
ville, N. 0.. new; Brownsville, Tom, :50,—
too; Ottnmwa, 1a., $40,000.
Among other items agreed to are 350,001)
for pedestal and approaches to the statue of
Liberty In New York harbor.
.1 COL. LAMONT 0N POLITICS.
ITO Secs Nothing Improper or l’uusual h
Campaign Contributions.
Wanins’ron. Aug. 28.—Concerning the
reported 010,000 contribution of the president
to the Democritic campaign fund, Col.
lament made the following statement:
“I do not see anything verystartllngabout‘
thatstory. It isde known that the pros-
hiaut Ital always openly and above board
been in the habit of making such contribu-
tbus as hh moans justified toward dofraying
the my legitimate expense of his
party‘s campaign. whetherhe has been a can-
didate for ofllcs or not, and thisyear is not
ikely to he an exception The expenses for
documents, meetings, etc. ina national cant
paign covering the whole country run up
into the hundreds of thousands of dollara
Iomebody must pay, and none could be ex-
pected to more cheerfully than the o who are
apposed to have a personal interest in their
party’s succon The president will. as here-
tofore. aa-dst the Democratic party in this
manner as far as he thinks fair 5nd proper,
just as I suppose Gen. Harrison and Gen.
Pinko will aid the Republican and Prohibi-
tion portion I do not know what sum he will
give, and I don't understand it is any of my
buinem, but I am quite sure that the sum
you mention (810330) is not unusually large."
THE SENATE TARIFF BILL.
Ilr. Jonas Says the Committee Is Taking
'I'Insc to Make It Perfect.
Wanninc'ron. Aug. 25.——Senator donea
ochvarla. says: “Thereal reason for the
delay in reporting our tariff bill to the full
committee on finance and to the senate is
that the bill is not yet ready, and that is the
only reason there ever has been. People no
doubt expected that the lateness of the sea.
son and the shortne- of time left would com
pol us to present our bill. ready or not ready,
with much more promptitude than we have
drown; and really we might have curtailed
our laborious care and calculations, and
hsvsreportsdabilisoonorif thershsdbaon
thsslightsstchauceof the bill becoming a
law. But no bill prepared by us has any
aha-cool naming the house; and so, know-
hgthatthoreb going to be no taritf bill
”by congrm at this session, we are
time to make our bill as complete and
perfect no possible."
lava Specific Th1“! Bills.
Wasanuoron. Aug. 28.~~Mr. Brecken-
ridge, of Arksn-s, introduced several apo-
dfictarlflbilltinthehouae. anplacaa
comers- generally on the free list, and
another places helm and sawed timber and
wood unmsuufacturod, sawed boards, etc,
on the free list. Btill another bill proposes a
tsxcftllatouonbeavyaud hit a ton on
lightlronsudsteel tee rails, and a fourth
iguana this.“ at oils-mills of a cent per
oil or steo ins. girders, joists,
outnukehsunols. 'I‘. '1'. columns and struc-
tural maps- of iron or steel generally. Hr.
An ltssay on Alcoholism.
Insurances. Aug. snarl» annual re-
portot Dr. C. B. Farris. surgeon in chief of
th'kssdmu’s hospital, shows that eighty-
lvecssssof sloohdism, including delirium
tenet as, Mater at all waist coming into
till-W from south. It: will board the
naughstwsen‘ smlngtcn and Alexandria.
Ind. WWW the tickota, will discover
ell mum coming from thofevorinfectsd
. intending to stop over in Washington
“0‘1 persons will be closely watched and
located by Health Ollieer Townsheud, at
'leB request” the appointment was
It is not Intended to quarantine the city, but
‘0 MD a lookout for refugees. Dr. Btrattou
1’08“! work yesterday afternoon.
Mutual Satisfaction.
Wasnlxurux, Aug. Ltd—The Star says:
“The visit of Chairmen Barnum and Brice.
of thenational Democratic campaign com-
mittees, to Washington last week was in re-
open» toe slunmons from the president. lie
called them over to read them hismeseage
on the subject of retaliation before submit
tiilgit to congress. After the message had
been approved Memrs. Barnum and Brice
blibmittml to the president their plans of
campaign in detail, and asked him to suggest
any change he might desire. He replied that
he had no suggestions to make; that the com—
mittees were doing everything just as he
would have it done."
They l’QSiDI'VB_!IIfl Ills-dish.
Wasmnums, Aug. “Ex—The lighthouse
board has recommended Iu tlu- secretary of
the treasury as in every l'ospwct worthy of
01!! gold medals awarded by the govern-
ment for heroism in saving, human liver
Mary Whiteley, the eistcr—ixr-luw of the-
keuper. uni Maud King, aged ill yours,
granddaughter of the captain of the light
house at Point Piukney. S. C. At the risk
of their own Ilves,ou Aug. 23!, they went
out ina boat in a. heavy gain and rescued
three men and a boy, whose boat had been
capsized.
To Settle an Old Claim.
\l'asmsurox. Aug. "bi—The president has
Ippoilltcd the following gentlemen to llflil‘
trute the question at issue betvveen Samuel
Strong and the District of Columbia: I). i'.
Herrick, of Albany, N. Y; W. II. Phillips.
of Washington, D. C, and Samuel H. lioli-
day, of Ution, N. Y. This is one of the Olll'
eetunl'l most celebrated claim cases before
congress. ‘
Fisheries Discussion Postponed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—C0ntrary to gen-
eral expectation, discussion of the president's
fishery message was not resumed in the sen-
ate, and the session was devoted to the con.
siderntiou of various other matters.
General Deficiency Bill Passed.
WasnlltG‘l'O‘x. Aug. Zil—The house passed
the general deficiency bill. minus the French
apoliation claim section.
PROTECTS HIS SUBOFIDINATES.
Boston Postofllce Employees Assured That
Faltisfnlnaas In the Only Boquisite.
BOSTON, Aug. 28.—-llon. John E: Fitz-
gerald, collector and custodian of the Post-
oflice building, hasimued the folléwing tohls
subordinates concerning the circular sent to
the postolllce employees by the Democratic
state committee:
Bosrox. Aug. 2‘7. 1858.
I am informed that a circular has been
sent to all persons employed in these depart-
ments requesting contributions to a political
campaign fund This is to inform all inter-
mtod that the same has been done Without
thosanction of the collector and custodian,
and every employe is hereby instructed that
faithfulness in the discharge of his duty alone
will be the best recommendation for his ro-
tentian in oilice, and that they are as free, so
far as contributions are concerned, as if they
were employed by a private person. The
vicious system of amassing officeholders,
many of whom are very poorly paid, especi-
ally in the autodlan‘s department, does not
hold under thisadminlstratiou.
EATTDMPT TO KILL A DOCTORE!
A Young Man Claims He Was Seeking
Revenge for a Young Lady.
CHICAGO. Aug. lid—A well (treated young
man rushed into Dr. C. C. Higgins‘ olfice at
No. 212 Opera House building, just as the
doctor was ushering out a lady patient, and,
drawing a revolver, fired a shot at the
doctor’s head, but missed his aim. Iilr. Hig'
gins grappled with him and in the struggle
another shot was fired into the ceiling.
Finally tha:would he assassin was, with the
a-Istauce of the janitor and others, who
heard the shots, overcome and given in the
charge of the police. '
At the station the you man expressed
regret that he hadn't kill the doctor and
alleged that the doctor had assaulted a
young lady who had gone to him for trenb
mom a few months ago.
Dr. Higgins was at a loss to understand
the reason of the attempt to kill him, laughed
at the young man's story, and expressed the
opinion that the young man was crasyor
laboring under a mistake.
Avengers Pursue a Bank Wrecker.
Tomaso. Aug. 21—21 Strum-hen Cox.
broker and president of the International
Buoball emulation, who was arrested at
Niagara ouncharge of embezzling $10,000
of the Central bank funds, and who, it was
said, had a hand in disposing of valuable
securities of the bank, arrived here yester-
day on the steamer Cibola, in charge of do
tectives. and met with a very hostile recep—
tion from an enormous crowd which had
assembled. among whom were many who
had lost their savings in the wreck of the
Central bank. Ills appearance was the sig—
nal for a general rush, which was only
averted by the detectives getting their man
in a hack and driving away. closely followed
by the crowd for some distance.
ilelva Making flay While the Bun Shines.
WILLIAIS Gnovr. Pa. Aug. “ta—lbs
interstate grunge-rd picnic opened yesterday.
The arrivals reached between -i,000and 5,000,
indicating larger crowds than last year.
Hundreds at thousands of dollars worth of
agricultural machinery are on the ground,
the display covering acres of ground Belva
Lockwood Is the only proddentlal candidate
who has written an acceptance of the invita-
tions tendered. She will make a speech on
'l'huralay afternoon Speeches are expected
“an Scott and Osborn Msisch.
at Pennsylvania; Hatch, of Wisconsin, chair-
man! the committee on agriculture, and
McKinley, and Governor Beaver.
Knights Templar la Conclave.
Cmrtann. Aug. BIL-The city is tilled
with Knights Templar, Who are here in at-
tendauco upon the annual state concurs,
whiehbegins today. It is mtlmated that
aboutfliloaro present. The business under
disclaim will be mostly routine. Public
bulldmpu'e profusely decorated and thous—
andsofhnalsrenoating In the hrosss. An
elegant reception will he «sandman;
guwbthlsereuiag.
. system
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“3“] York State Convention in
1 Session at Saratoga.
HARMONY IS THE WATCIIWORII.
The Programme All Arrange . and It
Duly Remains to be notified—A Vigor.
Cons and llncquivooal Platform Prom-
ised—Warner Miller tor Governor.
Sermons. N. Y., Aug. Bil—Tho New
York state Republican convention met at
noon in the Casino rink. Tcmwrary organic
ration was otfectod by the choice of ”on. B
F. Tracy,of Brooklyn, asohairlnun. He made
abrief speech, predicting harmony in the
ranks and a Republican victory in the state.
George S. Batcheler, of New York, was
chosen permanent chairman, and on taking
the cllnlrlle made a speech which arouusd
considerable enthusiasm
The convention is now in session and the
utmost harmony prevails. Everything was
milled last night and this morning, and the
flMlOn to-lluy is virtually a ratification of
tho proyxml programme.
The only thing that can pmibly cause any
truubleill the convention is the question of
high lie-mm. Then.» is a-nm‘lwlcrnbln differ»
once oi opinion. both among loaders and
(1%».
'v' r 'nn
v,‘ s v: v
delegates. as to the kinil of temperance plank
that ought to be illsertai in the platform
Warner Miller is in favor of a strong high
license plank.
Next to the temperance plank in impor-
tauce will be the dealing with the thrill, and
in this President Cleveland and the free
traders will be handled without gloves. His
message and the Mills bill will be denounced
nsofl'orts to paralyze the industries of the
country. Senators lilscook and Evans will
probably frame a plank on the fisheries gues-
tlon Rome people who claim to have seen
it say that the Republican position 3 strongly
presented in it Besides this there will be a
plank dealing with the aqueduct exposures
and denouncing Governor IIIII. There will
also be an indnrsemont of the Salton ballot
box bill and a plank about the canals.
George S. Sloan in to nominate Warner
Miller and the nomination will be second-vi
by one of the delegates from Herkimer
county. Mr. Miller is expected to make a
sprlech to the convention.
Col. 8. V. R. Cruger, of New York, will
benominated for lieuMnant governor and -
Supreme Court Judge Iiumney for judge of
the court of appeals.
Warner Miller said last night that he was
amazed at the number of dispatches that
have reached him, heartily indorsing his
stand for high lisence. “They have come
from all part-i of the state," he added, "and
it is especially gratifying that the delegates
from New York city should be so unanimous
In suwort of it. There is opposition from
two sources only, Buflaio and Rochester.
The Republicans of the state tried a temper-
ance plank last year, and they like it, and
will go still further this time. We are in for
a campaign against the rum power."
Accident ,at a Political Meeting.
New Yuan. Aug. ‘23.— Duriug the progrog
of an open air political meeting at the juncfili
tion of Houston and Norfolk streets last
night a platform in the middle of the square
gave way, precipitating its occupants to the
ground Henry Greonbaum, a boy, was in-
stantly killed, and a dozen or more persons
were more or less severely injured. Indeed.
of the sixty persons occupying the platform
scarcely one escaped without a scratch. The
platform was erected to accommodate the
speaker, committee and musicians. and Cor-
oner Levy, who presided, was about toad-
(Ire. the gathering when the structure fell.
Ile escaped without injury, but Alderman
Benjamin, who was to deliver a smoch, was
one of the most seriously injured. Ills head
and neck were badly hurt, and it is thought
his left leg is broken. After the wounded
had been sent home Charles Inndsman, who
built the platform, was arrested on a crimi-
nal charge.
Brokers Arrested for Conspiracy.
Illamso, I'a, Aug. 29.—-John II. Dorr
and George J. Yocum, brokers, were ar-
rested here on the charge of conspiracy with
Henry Marshall, the defaulting postmaster
of St. Clair, Schuylkill county. The war-
rant was sworn out by Postal Innloctor
O‘Loary, of Philadelphia, and was served
by Deputy United States Marshal Meyers.
Postmaster Marshall, it Is alleged, dealt in
stocks on forged money orders, through
which the government lost money. Meters.
Barr and Yoeum deny all knowledge of the
crooked operations of Marshall. The ac.
mend were taken to Philadelphia, where
they will enter bail for a hearing.
Gebhard Gone Abroad.
Nrw Your, Aug. 29.--The Star claims to
have absolutely reliable information that
Frederick Gobhard, the well known turfmau
and chief of Mrs. Langtry's admirers, is sub
faring from moisnoholia, and is said to have
an affection of the brain. Recently he has
had fits of weeping and deepondency in pub-
lic. and be has gone abroad in the hope that
hishoalthmaybe restored. It is mid that
Mrs. Langtry advised this course, and would
have accompanied him had not her plans and
profusional engagements interfered. It is
podtireiy asserted that Gebhard sailed Bat-
srdsy on the steamer la Champagne.
llr. Illis in Chicago.
Cmcino, Aug. m-Congrsnmeu tilt of
Texas; Wilson, of West Virglnh, and healer.
of Illinois. viii-d the Union yards and
mgiren a dinner at the nsit house.
They then went to the Exchange building,
where about 1,000 people had assembled in
the Exchange rooms. President body, of
9. County Democracy, introduced Ir.
whomadesbriet adore-on threat»
of thstsrill. lssrrs Wilson and law-
toilewsd on the Isms subject, the latter
, jail! if
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their. JOIIN ll. IiNAI‘I'.iicc.ann ’I'rrss
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Auctioneers and Real Estate As'is.,
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Pnullly,
THOSE WHO DESIRE
Vegetables,
to call at the
fill] Ill Mill
Atwuyr fn-eh and al a moderate pure would do well
“More Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orrin-tr solicited and Knoll! dcilwml to any part
of City.
Jillillllll Sillfll'lllllll. Pl'fllll.
36 Washington 8b. South Norwaik.
Ilavuuomcoflhe moot desirabil- building lute In
mulh iwrwalli and Kim Norwaik [or rule at
bar ins.
lolloee and into sold on only tu-rmn. Ia-t illnec
who want to buy consult with thrill before lmklng
elsewhere.
lion-res to rent and rent» collected. (elm on
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FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
(Jail and see my large stock oi all Illndlof tnrnllnro.
86 Alain Street. Norwalk.
Also red to furnish everything noel-Mar for
the murmurs?“ of the-dead. day or night. Telephone
wgnfigiogith residence. No. a bottle, place.
I: . '
”"L’ili‘iibifiii‘li‘ii'ii’l‘.”
Carriage lsker and Home Sheer.
Bprcltl slumlllm given to main in all Its
branches. Work done in first-class oty .st resum—
shie prim. Work intro-led to me will reecits
prompt attention.
Shop Foot of Franklin St.
nan sown nonwstn.
W II
II. I. Dal. Glee
Ohio“, 408 Main Street.
almanac. noon.
at!» s
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ALL GRADES,
AND AT
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TIIO Ilcst Goods for
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Lowest Prices 1
the Least Money
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ts- MAIN STREET.
H. S. BRHWN’S
BOOT 8i SIIOE STORE,
alas-k It Lane’s Block.
3
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12.0 ends or Dug-a Good! at half price.
It.“ R i-I It H I‘) not“: IS A “G A I N “s INDE 5‘)
I [-2 WIDE PURE WOG‘L BEIGES.
All ht a shall-as, Ilt‘sl llnllur welds. from now until Soprrmln r 1.50 (‘t‘lilx
x111 \Vool 50 Cent Suitiiigs.
All] llflllPLE'l‘E
. Dry Goods House
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Located at Our Main and Cannon Sis., Bridgeport
I» now drawing thousands- of intelligent and economical [wople to their
A130} U S']‘ SA]; ii
Which I pull: all others in lillzililiiy, quillitmrlyir zlml variety. We have only room for a (cw
Specimen Bargains.
All yard wide Canvass Cloths also .7. All 10c and 12k}: i'ropc
All l'zlwlllilil I50 Bulirtc be All 12"“: Amerlmu (ling
SATEENS.
We llnwlcft some of the tint-s! which will be
will as follows: All \l'illlmin ulul Karenina i-‘nmrh Sum-tie \Nllll‘ll wclc 35:, we and SW,
All I} NOW MARK El) 25 (‘I'IN’I‘S.
All 301 Snows. bra: stylus and qualities, new ch. All 131‘. 170 and 19c ‘aiccus (Icon to 129,0.
Short Lengths and Ends.
All Lengths If Saleem- lllltlt‘f 9 yuauls from fish: to 501‘, now ch All lengths under 9 yards of Salt-ens
I)
:ll' illf'liiitl styles, all new, but our any is to (“line out. Your choice at only '35 cents.
REMNANTS AND SHORTzLENGTHS
Ihrguits nnmzltclmblc all over the house.
W.B.HALL&CO
4 ill of .I lily.
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A Look tstVOnr Ltlt'gt‘ 1h msorirtnurnt all:
"FURNITURE-‘-
\Vill Satisfy 3'0“ TIuIt For
Style, Price and Quality,
The I’Ittoo to Buy is lit
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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"All?“ Washintlfln Street
You can obtain :1 small 102m New Haven lllilll fur boiling, :l
glassjul' ol' l’icklcli Lalllb's'l‘onguc, liclmrd C\' lll'llibius' Lunch
Ilzlm, limml Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of llcvilwl “cats,
:1 bottle oi Limo Fruit Juice 101' l.cumumlc, ('ncmllut Macca-
rolii, lcml llnllt‘y Fingers, (‘omzului :lll‘l Vanilla ('zmlu \l'ai'crs.
and at large assortment with which to celebrate tiw Glorious
DEW 313ka IN.
CHARLES.E.
70 ”\VJXSIIIN (3’11 )N S'l‘ll lfllfl'l‘.
SEYMOUR,
ACHES
A SPECIALTY.
Now is the time for Canning.
sorilllcnt and a Nice Selection, go to ,
lllllIlSiIlI & Will'l'lilllilll’s
48 Main Street, South Norwalk.
For a Large As-
GROCERIES AND MEATS.
—--—-A'I' '1'!!! OLD STAND 01—»—
T. BURR. GUYER do SON.
spurnowoon.
Allll ORDERS FILLED PBOMI’TLY.
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE '10 TRADE WITH US.
am ‘3'. A mm.
' °“ Pauli!“
0 16881001
FROM 2 | cts. to $2.00
A. llllllllillMlN ll Sill,
Now is the lime to put in your
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Sitock.
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Delivered By Careful Drivers.
Clczln‘aud Free from
Slate 01' Stone.
,
RAYMflNll ills
Elllllil Pullman.
Perfect security from all it dersb ni «
day. by using a W y ' ght or
Perfect Slsilln of brain Alarm
notifying occupants of house of the last attempt I
open either window or door.
ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING
All modern lnlilt houses shonldcmploy thlsm- < .
ofllulmng gas. By it all danger from the use .
matches is done away. A whole house my ..
lmlued instantly by one press button. and ex’in
guished by simply touching another.
Electric Door Bell
Xotmuhlesome pull to out of order and . «
be placed anywhere in the case.
Please call at store and see working lam -.
Sprcuil carelahcn in wiring houses already one
pied, i'ullon or address
Jackson Bro ~
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwalk
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
South Norwal «
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NEW YORK
w
("olnlllencing May 26,’SS
m l Alialll
Will make daily trips, except Sunday.
Leaving South Norwalk at 7.50 a. ~
Returning ,
Leave New York. Pier 23, Bust Rive
foot of Beekman street, 2.30
p. m., East 234! Street
2.50 p. is.
_ o—TI'ARE—
Single Tickets . . ..
Excurswn Tickets. . . OO
Freight Received from 7 a. In. to 5 p. .
The
ssmsssg
WAllpen-ono are forbid trusting any of t
Employees of the balloon this line on want
no wncrethcren
Rfl'l‘ l’fllN'l'
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Music every af moon and evening by
FIRST-CLASS liclllsui
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Dillllll Palilllll Fill.
First-Class Restauran
Billiard and Pool Room
”‘00—“
Train» have Nnrwslk to connect with heat
wllmn Point at 7.32, all moan m.. lulu 3i p. ,
Trains [more South Norwaik at 7.56. w W
s. “L, 1.00 and “up. In.
Boa: Loaves Sou: Norwalk Steamboat Dock ,
mat for ltoton Point at 2.10 p. at.
Best Loaves ltoton Point at me a. m.. L”. . v'
Milky. m. for Wilson Point. and 5.40 for South . »
WI .
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FINIENSTEIN ll lllllll
E. 0. point All ll ::
80. NORWALK.
“meow
FRAMING at lowest prices.
Full line of Arlltb’ “stands. ;
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WINTERS l'l'lllll l
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