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sister. lcfflrfl’arl,
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inter» mil plum my they are advertised. ,
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THE LOCAL MEWS.
roe 1mm; 1r ‘Norwslk a R. was in-
spotted by the Railroad Commissioners
youterdzy.
5. 48
ll your name is not on the city voting b
More!!!“ it iii handed to City Clerk
Wilcox before Monday evening, Sept. 2:.
~School Slates at Plaisted's.
Jastph Drvine who had his leg broken
i two places at Wilson's Point some
thee and to prove thee.”
(one week longer.
Frank Howard Hubbcll has purchased
a lot on Riverside avenue and will build
a dwelling house very soon.
Thomas Curricular—going around to-
day with a bandage on his eye. He says
he done it while chopping wood.
SUBWAY SERVICES.
t'fl’k' CHURCHES.
Trinity'cburcb.~Sevcnteenth Sun lay
after Trinity. llulytzummunion at 7
a. in; morning prayer, Litany and
sermon at 10:30; Sunday school at]?
o'clock; cveusong and sermon at “2:” .
Methodist church—Preaching morn
mg and evening bv the pastor, Rev. C. E
Harris. Subject for the morning. “What
about the old time revivals in our
churches?" Subject for evening, “The
dignity and destiny of man.” A cordial
Invitation extended to all.
Baptism—Rev. H. A. Delano. pastor.
581"“! ”5 “503'. 19:30 and. 7:30. Rev. hirnsotbatbc broke frequently.
. G. llaulenback will preach for the pas. in silcuftd, but was set back to third posi.
tor in the morning, In the evening the
pastor will preach, and present the cans.»
of stricken Jacksonville.
Congregational. —« Rev. Mr. .. Balm-ll
will preach tomorrow morning‘ and
pruning.
Dent. 8, 2.
EAST sonny”): turnouts.
Advent Christian church—Preaching
y Elder H. )1. Tucker at 10:31} and 7::lll;
Sunday school at 12.
.t slick“. other. has.
Savln flock. ,
A large natural oyster bed was formi
$5.9.in went from the Baden" hw— ofl' Scum Rock last. summer and PVr-l’
flal cured, yesterday.
”embers of Old Well ll. & L. '0. will
”Me at the truck house tomorrow
awning at 0:30 o’clock to attend service
I Baptisi church in a body.
The case against his: Chairman for
Pt
since men have been busy taking young ‘
oysters there. The New Haven nglsttl'
amputee that 40 000 bushels have fir-rt)
raked up and puts the present value at t
88,000 and the material value lwu yours ,
hence at 350.000. As to the bed itself ll I
says: “The new bed is of irregular fort“, “mm
in the morning was very inauspioi us the
afternoon was delightful. The in k, as
a whole, could hardly have hoe more
unfavorable, yet the fair, we are' form-
ed. has been a financial success.
The chief interest yesterday ‘ a; in
the free for all race which was ‘ peel)
the following horses: Wm. II. 884 rider’s
iodine, L. P. Dudgeon'szflugh M ough-
liu, c. 3383! Westchester our, aim Dr.
Bishop’s Buss H. i
In the first heat Iodine drew the pole
and won the heat very nicely, being
pUshed only on the bomesmitcb by
Weetchester Girl,who went to a bleak and
let lodinein an easy winner. Tillie 2.32;.
In the second heat Iodine laid out the
work all the way round and wall in 2.3L
In the third best Mr. nudgeon took
Hugh McLaughlin's lines. He) got a
good start and went from third ltion
to the front- on the first turn, land re-
mained there during the heat. jOns of
Iodine’s lime boots got loose on the start
and dangled around his hoof, an fretted
scams
lion. Tlmt‘ 2.30. . ;
The fourth and fifth boats were a re
ning and Westchcstcr Girl second. Time
2 2m, 2.32%. . 3
Iodine demonstrated that he is a good
horse and a very fast one, and though be
much better time to win.
ecind and Derby third.
2:30;, 2,“.
Eirgrmm ms.
um Right “of Opera
Tlc Bennett & Moulton {Opera Cc.
gave the Bohemian till last lhight ton
The Take From the Big Bell Formal Scar larz" Millions», and in angry aptisfaclorv
murmur. This evening thcystvill give
The Sew Mascot, a very fumhy and al-
ways pnpular opera, and one, in which
lb’ firilstrr-ntli of the company? is brought
out. This afternoon they are giving
R .lwrt Macaire. The Weather! and mul-
purity of amusements this Week bar»
lin‘e'
i-xcrpt Thursday, when the storm
uuu new)" (if his Wife has been Settled, stretching in narrow reaches in toward was so very s were.
be playing all fines and costs and taking l
up his abode with his family.
I. ll. Pumice of the Brtyrksidc Stuck
be Savin Rock beaches. The ground is
adjacent to the private beds. but was not
considered of sufficient importance to be
taken up and cultivated. It is estimated l
Farm work first premium on W‘mil’m’m" that the entire arm of the-w growths of
doublwlrrvmzlrdm. 811') WWW] Wm“ naruraioysters is “smut-0 to for sons. With Harrie Wilcox.
inc: or» ring» fetal rat the Fair.
~‘fru per ml. reduction on watches,
charm and rings; 25 per cent. on other
jewelry. at lhqr's. 27 Washington street.
The set was undoubtedly spawn from
private beds which Set on snmll jingle .
rid silver shells on the sandy reaches.
Heirs/s band will leave this city for and prey oponthom whencnr ”commit
the mlfian rally in the Opera House I
If 7 o’clock this evening.
Those going t
if! 1.4. Hot Illr' silo-ll» Wore urtinhulutml,
be little occupmtd having all: nl. rm the
up to bar Elevator Fryi- will accompany Hubrpu vysirre mm: in»: t . tab» in. it...“-
the band.
Fred Burr» basilieen ‘wscurtd as tenor
of the Sorwalk Congregational church.
Ir. Form burnished from the South
the (hugepli‘ml church tomorrow.
abode ugum thr- nut-ids of t':o~ shrild."
”Fur-ta An» l‘nrtu.
"P. K.," in the weekly paper (ii-Ilfly
again Wants to correct "Citirml 'l'wr.’
. . and stays the rrmsiiry was vmptiml m
flora-1k Baptist church and will sing In ‘\
t
'un Boren's time, but forgets to flit-fl'
ion that Jackson, on Srptelrlber 2-1. Hill.
for severalduys tiwrowerat the Frank. h"'0": "on Bufrti'n time, ordered it.» ru-
1’, my“ whom house has been “(,de nmvai of United States dogmas lromtlie H \lsl'llh; with Mr. and Mrs. Andra-iv
up. Mourning an examination was Brill“! stairs Mink. Which was locur- W. Addison.
mnemonic “w 01 the “wage and pointed by that guilt man, Alexandr-r
spiral flannel drawers was found in "WHOM". dun"! “'Mhmgl‘m'v‘ “mt. ~;wrilllllgfllrr\l‘ days “fill her daughter
the pipe.
But [acts are stubborn lltmtzri,
MIDI!!! It“ nllthb 1"" teams ‘4’"? and the fact that Jar-limo emptied the
having-s brush when one ran into the "mu? ,, “mum”.
Mac light pole and broke the wagon
up pretty badly. Henry Puncher of
finalhport. who was driving, was thrown J
out against the pole and received a bad
brain over the eye.
lies ion thrust...“ party
fiberfrieudvat berbmoqu
avenue last evening, it being her sis-
lklst ’I’anll.
This rimming Patrick lliognn and
obn Billet were tried lh'loft' Judge
Knapp for drunkenness. Each welcom-
tenced to a term in Bridgeport jril.
lecral Vlrciuen
but night Old Well Hook & bidder
held a sprcial meeting and in response“.
l'crrmrsrsl menu-rm
Mr... (T. If Sriirck, returncll to .lr-rsry
'it_\' bully. ‘
Thomas Buckley nf :‘lr-ullla is simian;
Eva “infill-zips of “wintry Is vi~izing
plans... in {he hurling".
Henry Malmc n! w.- minmgh, will
The little fishes which inhabit these spy,“ 51mg"). in Standard.
shells are memorial the oyster {.15le
ll. org» ’urnillz-y of Stamford Ia visit.
in; fin rirls .n Lemur-J strut-t.
fill-s Shrim- Sienna: of Boston is virul-
mg. "iv u-i~ in lhr- borough.
rim Bunbrighr ..r Plilli.tdr'lphl.l. is
onion; Mrs. Um. R. (Iiiolvlvll-u.
\’., ii V’lrlllllg friends in this City.
t'hmlrs S. Ilyiugtun of tile Imrough rc-
rti.:-..-.l llll‘l morning from h trip up the
Hints n.
Mus Ell \‘Jlmlnr of (it‘ltllm’lllr', N. J.,
Mrs. Innis llublnhl of Shelton, is
February 25th, mil. Sowr- strtl fellr'rlitr’ Mn. (3, F. Bautwcll, in this cilv.
- , ‘ that many thing-s happi-uml m til 189'
An accident took place in front of tho times.
Monday win-re horror-1m a rmpvmsihle
pmtllun In a newly lzollJpomlid hat
choir, ’
if. 1’. r... mnl \t.;:i...;t.\niin- ur Sr\\'
”3ku nrru'ml liorr in llli’ff yacht, this
morning. Tiny Will sipwzrl Sunday
here.
v. M. 0. Al.
An nth-«whit: memoir of ladies was
ho M in llw Y M. (Y. A. parlors yesterday
tenth birthday. After the party had acsll f«-rsssistnn¢efmmthl-rhivf enciri- aftrrunnn t'n twat Mm Times ulMeriden.
enjoyed themselves with games they sat
«lows too nice collation served by In.
M. Tva were abs-m l2 coupler
Wt. m.‘ _
~66 inches! Pianos soil ()rmmby
”sharing them of J. W. Nowell.
Usher. Emersonthouiugvr. .. l other
Islet-u rm ”I! t)» «WIN
”firmmlmthcm .msonsble
Isms.
The Boston store has in stock nearly
MW volume of mu which
are a loader in every m, besides
having a stock of unmade that is error
no“. M motto is on their wrapping
paper,sudfurfhc benefitof many who
are asking what it means we will say it
is W, and the mutants,”We
defy all competition.”
‘I'bclsdkvnftbccun
Petr; Jucksomllle, l‘ln..appraipririti-ll $25
fir that purpose.
Rally in East Hum-Ill.
The Republicans ul Em Numslk “’lil
hold a martin: In their wigwmn on
Tuesday «vorw ,5, it pt. 25. at 8 o‘clock,
Hon. John I'. Robinson of Pennsylvania
will ilelivm all address. It is desired that
the alter” lance should be wry largo. ‘
O
Ilarpsr-‘s Hag-sine fur "stones.
(hurries Dudley Warner’s paper in
flsrper’r flogazine for October on “The
Great West” is full of interesting matter
concerning 8t. Innis and Kansas City.
It lsoot made up of statistics, although
it abounds in that species of information
sulfuric the Western business man’s
heart; there are opinions, and omnip-
lions from every point of view. No one
will be surprised to hear of the tremend-
ous prospi-rlty of these places. It is
known throughout the Union to be
.thil Sm!»- l-‘s-crulnry Hinton on what
t.r.lie- mu in m the Milli for young man.
\i ll»,- twain-non of the convention ii
scan with t i «that tho rganizstion of a
Y. M. U. A. L‘tlllf’p‘ axillary. and a
ruinmitwe was instrutted to report a
t‘urntlfllullim at an early meeting.
lntlw owning an i formed meeting
talk on the fall work, plan of the As-
sociation and a brief s .
courngmg work being done throughout
the star». Brief ndrlrm were called
for from the ministe u present, all of
whom restmnded hear ily. The meeting
was one of marked on barium through»
out.
Tomorrow nftvnm m s commomorrv
lion service will be held at 4 o'clock.
The singing will be l by the new plant)
and one hundred you 5 men are wanted
Hall, Monday evening.
ton clubs will be present. [As the attend
seats should get there early.
seats in the balcony.
'k’oung Manu' Bupubllcan Club.
answerable arguments of‘sthe speaker.
Before Mr. Harris had talked long he
had the audience enthusiastic and when
the meeting adjourned three rousing
cheers were giiien for Harrison and Mar-
St‘WlCP "Dd"! pr’lillon of the third. bchaughjlin win- ton.
3. “my, 33:; outdoor, urn. drum: 1', the auspices of Fire Department of South
Norwalk. Public cordially invited.
Mr. Burns reviewed the grand work
of the republican party in temperance
legislation, and said that that party had
its eye on the goal of prohibition and
Mr. Harris said that protection was no
go to the wall. This is emphatically the
workiugmens‘ country. Don't now undo
the good protection has already
existed in Europe where the people walk
four hours.
At the conclusion of the address the
to Mr. llarrie and many congratulated~
and thanked him for his eloquent words.
Fortunate.
Editor Byington came user having a
in a large two-seated carriage in which
was his family. MLByinglou had Stew.
art's new Hambletonian on the pole, and
as he was drivmg on the track the horses
gave a little swerve and the hit broke in
rim Hanibletonian’s mouth and he went
out of the harm-es. Three or four posts
wrl'r‘ broken down and one side of the
earring» was broken. As both of the
horses wore very gentle they did not
ctlrr to run away. and Mr. Byingtou
pulled thorn right on the track. If they
had not boon a gentle team probably
some serious damage would have been
done.
“$15.4.
Elitnr Rodelneyer had charge of the
l’rrasdepul‘fmt'nl. at the Fair. Among
quarters during the three days were Geo.
W. Hallock. South Norwalk Sentinel;
Um. R. llyington, Norwalk Gar-tic:
E. E. Crows, South Norwalk Sentinel;
J. M. Ellendorf, Mechanics’ Journal; A.
Underwood, Bridgeport Farmer; F. U.
Nash, Bridgeport Standard: J. H. Griffin,
Rural New Yorker; James Mansfield,
New England Homestead; F. 1%. Taylor,
“listener’s Almanac; J. B. Wood. South
Norwalk Sentinel:.lohn A. Judge,Bridgs~
bury American.
Captain Bil. Smith of Iliiwuytou. to Build
a new Oyster Steamer.
Captain Ed. Smith of Rowaytcn, is
smitemplaling the building of an oyster
steamer. Charles H. Raymond of Dar-
ien has drawn him up a not of plans for
a steamer 00 feet long and of about 50
tons burden. Palmer d: Sons of Noank,
have built a model from these plans and
will In all probability build the steamer.
Captain Smith shows super-lei judg‘piont
in having Captain Raymond’s idea hbout
the steamer as Captain Raymond baa fol-
lowd the water from boyhood and knows
a great deal about boats.
this district says about the republican
prostwoz: “Sallie democrats think they
Ind I”.
by a scratch. The frauds unnol be re
will hold their first grand rally at Music
Congressman
J. C. Burrows, of Michigan, will address
the meeting. The Glee Club, under the
leadership of Stephen 8. Batch, will
sing some selections and Glover's Amer.
loan band will play. Delegations from
the Norwalk, East Norwalk and Roway-
ones will be large those desiring good
Ushtn
willseethst ladies are given desirable
AN moor-cm AHADDllESS.
Enthusiastic Words Listened to by the
One of the beat speeches made so for
during the campaign was delivered last
evening by Rev. C. E. Harris at the
Young Mens’ Republican room. Nearly
as many were on the sidewalk as ccttd
get into the room-rid all listened with
close attention to the eloquence and on.
Here is what Fix-Congressman Miles of
can carry the Nutmeg Slate. do tiny? fl
is small. but it isn‘t a State that can be
bulldozed by a bulldozing President. In
20 years it has only gone Democratic
twice. once by fraud and once by a
scratch. We voted for Fremont in 1855.
Lincoln in 1800 and 1864,
Grant in 1868 and 1812, and Garfield in
1880. In lB‘lO Tilden carried the Stats
by fraud. In 1884 Cleveland osrrlsdtt
posted, and the issue of protective tariff
means more to Connecticut than to any
The not lfaaufutmrs' Intake.
substantially the entire home market.
B. Stetson a Son in
twelve.
are idle.
305 days, or be will run behind.
foctoziavfgoiug the ”year round.
fixed charges, some of the’ yearly help,
insurance, taxes, a good part of the de-
preciation of plant are all substantially
the same for the seven months that they
would be if the shop were running the
whole year. They could be run the re.
maining five months and bats made pro-
portionately cheaper than they can ever
be made while only running seven
months. All things considered, our
was In a very fast elm. “1058 who hit" would reach it by common sense slept. factories run at their full capacity could
7 l Springwool Unmn Ullapr'lr—Sulij-rcl seen him in other races this session say The objective point in the third only turn out double the hats worn in this
Lard-t ziwb‘rivi'lllfllm! cooler,$'nl'ldll¢’ Sunday erenrng."Whatroman?" "What but for tho mishap with theiboot, he speeches was to smash the republican country, or double the demand of the
is man, that thou art mindful of him, or would have made the old traitors made party.
theson of man, that thou visitest him." '
Inwtide l (sun rises Sun sets Bob. 2, 0.
home market. Where can any such
further demand come from. owners can
In the 2.45 class there were that start- “mm“, and “mm“. law. Tl“! intm- it be im‘sgined any such call for bats
WNW“! evening, “Tl|9l’3‘l‘0flil9-" "3v “"1““? & WNW” F"‘W'“’llv W. W. dnction of free trade meant poverty equaltli the entire home consumption
“And thou shalt remember all the way Nelson's [do 8. Geo. W. Nelson‘s Derby, throughout the land‘ England was . will ever spring up except in the outside . . . . , .
. : ’ . - . a million for bats. conel nod to china 0
'bwh the Lord "1" God It'd “IN! “1859 and I. P. Dudgeon’s 130le [Pin I'OX- great WQI'kShOP and 0f cunt” she want. world? Since we make “I our hate in 8 g
forty years in the wilderness to humble wood won in three straight boots, Ms B. ed he, “50,15me The result would be seven months, it is clear we must make shops in this vicini'y, turning out a
TOW 2-45i. we would have to do much for little or hate for the outsiders the rest of the year 100 dozen a day busy for six days in the
or lie idle. The trouble is the hat trade
is tariff bonded.
,Ths materials in for bats are 4-! per
done. If the poverty existed here that cent. of the wholesale price at the 0‘ what he says it is.
factory. All labor including weekly
the cost of the material therefore is a
greater obstacle to any proposed making
than a proportionate increase in the cost
labor,
Half the fur used in this country is
importcdcut for on which there is a
duty of $20 on every $100 worth. the
of
MI! again-1 ”“5 company. 5"“ "by Sr'l'loufl accident on the Fair Grounds silk used for linings is subject to a duty
“a"? had “fled Mimi-4W" "NY yosteldfly. He drove upon the ground“ of$50ml ewry 'lOO, the leathers $20 on
every 8100, the cloth $40 to 890 on every
8100. the thread for sewing $34 on every
3100, the dye stuffs $10 on every MOO,
the bands and binding! 320 on every
3100.
On all that is imported this full in
crease is paid, on what is bought in this
country an increase is paid by reason of
the tariff which we will put at the safe
estimate of 20 per cent. more than our
foreign competitor pays. These things
alone increase the cost of a $30 but
made in Norwalk more than $3 on a
dozen. That tax is sufficient to forever
t‘Xk‘lllilt‘ us f rom all foreign markets; it
mnuunrs to a yearly tax on the hat in-
dustry of Fatrfield county of $300,000 a
your, or twice what thi- new court house
w, ,4, [1, 5mm, M x,.,,- Rushdie, N. the members who registered at tbehead- cost, which the county fought so fiercely
two yssn- ago.
The democratic party proposed to re-
move the duty on the chief crude mac
terinls for hate. the cut fur, because
wool had been given free of duty to the
wool hat manufacturers, and lwcause
the labor cost. of cutting fur in this
country is as low as in any other what-
ever: certain chemicals and dyes are also
put on thd free list, a help to halting
which should not be overlooked. The
Jumps Ilruvm gnr-l m llrialgeport P0“ Morning News; Will Morris, Water— only reason the silk. braids, bindings,
bands, leathers, and thread were not also
put on the free. list was that they are
very far from being raw materials. and
are in fact products ready for final con-
sumption.
When the bat manufacturers yielded
to the fur cutters and signed the petition
to have the duty on cut fur restored, in
our judgment they acted against their
own interest, and against the interest of
the 30 per cent duty does.
which provides that on all
article is exported.
We have shown that virtually no hats
made of fur are imported into this
oountry,andthst with the tsril! as it
now stands our manufacturers have got
Yet with two or. three exceptions,
Crofut a; Knapp in this town and John
‘ ladelpb‘is. being
the only exceptions we now recall, these
shops run but seven months out of the
The manufacturers capital is
lying idle five months, the shops forthat
time srsasource of expense, the men
The average wages for all
hands in fur batting in this state in 1880
were mmwhichitbough earned in seven
months must bounds to last the year
round, that is the butter must spend
only 81.22 a day on the avenge for the
The great question is, how to keep the
The
consumers. [The prospect of getting a
lit) per cent. duty on bills could not help
them by keeping out any more hubs than
Instead of such a course, they should
haw insisted that the senseless duty on
cut for should come off, for the very
good reason that the proprietors of that
industry make big profits but pay the
lowest wages, and could pay higher
wages and make fair profits without any
tariff. Then, if any further relief were
attempted through a revision of the
tariff, it might have been sought, with
reason. in a revision of section coco
articles
wholly manufactured of materials im-
ported on which duties have been paid,
a draw back of 00 per cent. of the duties
shall be allowed when the manufactured
Arr amendment
might be passed allowing any part of
the raw materials for hats, intended to
words, labor, when justly compared not
by day wages per man but in the hat, is
already as cheap here as anywhere.
Therefore, relief from the burden of dear
crude materials for hats in, if we are
right about labor, the only reason why,
with factories idle five months, and men
eager for work an attempt to make hats
for Mexico or South America would not
be made. ‘
There is no obstacle but our tariff and
navigation laws, and custom house regu-
lations why an ocean steamer should
not leave Wilson‘s Point with 'a cargo of
hats, locks, stoves and furnaces and
even woolen goods, carry them to Buenos
Ayres and return with a cargo of raw
wool for our factories, with a profit to
all parties.
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I
The trophy was ink on on tariff dis-
cussion by a writer in the Sentinel yes-
terday who showed that while 8 per cent
was tariff enough at the beginning of
this century, when the population was
4,000,000, now when we number 80,000,-
000, a 64 per cent. tariff was necessary to
afford the same degree of protection.
This was a plea for the election of Harri-
son. On this principle the country de—,
mands fifteen times as much sunshine
and rain as it did when we were only
4.000.000,anda big man is twice as re-
ligious, or patriotic, or profane as the
case may be as a little man is. The arti.
clej‘should have been signed Mrs. Part-
ington instead of Uncle Sam, or is some
enemy in disguise giving away the re.
publicsn party.
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Ii
11. M. says that wcbsve justimported
C
parties, “enough to have kept 40 but
week, for nine months." The true
figuring gives less than twenty-one days
instead of nine months, or one eleventh
But crooked
figuring is not his worst fault or his
”I" strata crying, “l have no. bread to help, or “shop rent," as it is called, is greatest error. file alleged importation
cat,"thcre would bearebellron In twenty less than 3.3 per cent. An increase in of hats is a bald misrepresentation.
He
adds that it is estimated—presumably by
himself—that three million will be im-
club unanimously passeda vote of thanks of hats for the markets of the world ported the present year. But if he can-
not estimate any better than be can di-
vide a million by 40 and then by a NO
dozen neither his gilt-559.3 nor his writ-
from
Cl'l'lztzs.
no Papa: Money of Porn.
Reports received in Washington from Cal-
lao describe the sudden collapse of the paper
money of Peru. Part of this amency,
muting ruminations soles, missed by
thobanksat Lima ten yourssgomudgnar»
anteod by the government. The remaining
40,000,000 soles is government money. he
purchasing capacity dccllned several years
ago to one-twentieth that of silver, but, in
thcabsenceof anyotherdrwlatingmedlnm,
it continued to housed by the people. Finally,
in tho brlst period of ten days,confldence
was lost in it so rapidly that it was virtually
repudiated in all business transactions not
directly connected with the government,
which receives it in half payment for duties
on imports and pays it. out to its employee.
The amount of silver in circulation in Peru
is very small. The banks and cornmordal
houses of Lima and Callao could not produce
2.0%,000 soles-Samoa.
'I'Iuy “to Their cu- Along.
The big houses in London have lots of cats
about them which grow fat while folks are
in town and stone when theygooutinto
the country. This has caused much dishes
to numbers of the Animals’ Institute par-
ticularly, ar- sven the queen's cats were sub
jester! totba ram difficulty. Buttblsysar
it was humbly and loyally pointed out to the
while shewasawuy,whcrsuponhsrmajesty
mgracioulypleasedtoordortbsmsll put
inbnketsand taken along toOsbomswith
the restoftheconrt, which wuvdona This
bubeooumfsshlonable. Bodetyuswspspsrs
roluunly inform us that prettily decorated
cat baskets are in greatdemandmnd tbs
happy beasts may beasenbydom attbs
railway stations going to thoumutalnor
32:3“:qu just like auybodyehe.~laudou
lugs will require any further attention ‘
qussnthat her Windsor cars would starve A
DO
THE
was taken. his physician having for-
bidden removal to any house. Hebas
made an ante-marten: atonement and
identified two men as his assailants. stat-
ing that one held him by the throat
while the other plunged a knife into his
abdomen. These men, who gave their
names as Our) Miner and John Cullinsn,
are now in the Bridgport jail, having
been bound over to the superior court.
An Election Bot. _
Harry Korean belt Frank Riley this
morning $300.00 to $100.00 that Cleve-
land would be elected. James ‘UZOII is
stakeholder.
For First Place.
A great amount of politicial engineer-
ng will be done by friends of candidates
to secure for their man therfirst place on
the ticket. and the best man will prob-
ably secnrc the coveted place. Then if
indorst-d by the majority of the people,
the election is assured. Electric Bitters
has been put to the front, its meritspass-
ed upon, has been indorsed, and unani-
mously given the first place, among rem-
idies pecularly adapted to tho relief and
cureofall Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver
and Stomach. Electric Bitters, being
guaranteed Is a safe investment. Price
£300. and $1 per bottle at Chas. Lapllam’s
Drug Store.
Hflfl.l.l.lflllll
or hllcbigtn. will speak at
EIUSIC' IIALL
MONDAY Ey‘ENlNG, Sept. 24
Music by the
land and 6ch Club. Ladies cur-
thss‘ly invited. («3221
“'nntcd.‘
‘lVEplensantrmims suilnhlc for housekeeping,
about five mirmtes‘ walkfmm depot. 30
children. AdllW-‘r “8.," Bar 15%, ~
91".: in: South Norwalk.
llut Binders Wanted.
W0 experienced but binders wanted at JOBS
L'. “'lbb'UN & C0.’S.
House To llcul.
[*PPEK floor of house on Wood street, contain-
ing .3 rooms. lien! 59. Inquire or
sell 1! JOHN L. BURBANK.
I of“: on Futon llill, known as “The Scribner
Place." rive rooms. Rent 38 50 a month.
Apply to J. L. RICHARDS.
sell! In it Was! street.
To Rent.
h To Len—M
.
I DWI-Ill part. completely or partially furnished
A house of six rooms, No Za'ummer street. to ,
(lcrlmhlt‘ tenant at a. low rout. For further portions
litre inquire of MRS. BATTERSUN.
sci!) ~lz No.10 l'nion I’ark.
llorsc For Sale.
G04 )0 HORSE for sale cheap. Inquire at Cen-
tral New: Depot, Ely's Block, or address. has
til-t. my, will In
llousc To Let.
IIDKTSB on Woodward avenue. 6 rooms. water
in, to good tenant: 8N. Also cm,- in East
Norwalk. field E, A. WUODWARD.
House To Rent.
)LOOR of four rooms on Summit street, near
High. to root to small family. Inquire on the
promises. set? 1w
To Let.
‘ll’lll'l‘ Rooms. with furnace. s. bookcases,
A Cnrnit‘t‘s. mirrors, frontier an inlaid floor in
dining room; 323 per month. Procession immedi-
ately, MRS. J. E. BARBOER.
sel') tf No. 4 Elm street.
”M”, H villains: for sale.
Agood momma 12xl2 Marine Engine. For
, sale cheap. Apply to W. ll. HOY'I' & SON.
lug
'1
Carriage for Sale.
FIRST-CLASS Twovtieut Carriage. A‘pply at
HEN Y TILL '8
soil if it thin met, South Romain.
Safe for Sale.
SMALL Safe. in feet order. Combination
lock. Apply at lemma 5 Whitchcsn's mar—
ket. rug-Alf
onions Ave», East Nor-walk.
TERI: desirable and pleasant rssldsnces for
sale. Prices reasonable and terms .
' Enquirer)! TAYLORJ; GO DKN’.
Real Rotate and Insurance Rxchan Rooms,
Wuhiucton BL. 80. Noun! .
an Vain-“Wm. Bulldlna Stone for Sale.
Tbsyhavsacurlousvifltuvinllsw Yak... 001’ Bulldlnx 8M0 for ~30 by the
* 'm ”aw” 9m m'qmledmwllgohugwm mm
5' ’ imam“! «noel. in: on can be 0 ed.
"h" ' m Amy in
mm it is sold, to do some u H- livefllin‘no‘fln.
very tins work. He can bulk! any- W ' 5.-.”...
IS now in town selling Household tallies for
cash or by installments at prices read corn.
ltlon. Parties desiring bvrgalns can call at !1:0.
roar
ll Raymond rlt , City.
Factor-y To Let.
um Factory used for the last three years
by the south Norwslk an Manufacturing
Supplied with “braver holler; sult-
msnutsctnrtng or or or manufacturing
JOHN ll. KNM’I’.
South Norwalk, Conn.
flout.
bnslnsss. Apply
sin ti
District of Nor-walls as: Probate
Court. September 22d. A. 1)., 1888.
misfit: 3:1, :oho l. 'l’uttls, lots of Narwslk. In
Theeourt of meals for the mum of Norwalk
hereof 1
trove of said hints to exhibit
nettle cred
their claims forscttlcmfll. who neglect to
‘ ld trial will so as m’ .msm‘l‘l 59m
finished to sold nitrous required to make lin-
‘ REAL ESTATE l
tf sldsof the Horn)
hath limited and allowed six months from the ditto ‘
muons! other State in the Union. It will re housed is null» hats for the ex rt mm mm m cm
”News; tors fair, festival marvellous, with the and not yet in “'"V'P' M- t, a - In electoral vote to Harrison Kslid trsds.tobs impelled under bond, glad athM'm' m" m mar-w “w“ “Ammunm
mam-mobs given in )tssle fight. lie-m every one in the m special in. Morton.” as proof instills list-mode of such ms- gmmnm metric! 0| Namath u: "on“
“an them-lug of Oct. 10th. The] will he NW. however. to learn that The Old Well It and Ladder 00. runw r'am tsrlsls were exported, Illowlng a in“ re— Conn, Walk“ 21st, 1588'
or. be m hr the "soc m while atom on, s not in Kansas, hulnvlml Rev. a. .Delanoto present a. mm, ,' h “w“ Cu mlnlonofthsdutlssontbs moral.» a mum». fimglm WW" °‘ “W”
Morton-sir oftbs any. Daugbta mist: cauithsvaldtobelu trims—- is. cause of the atthouvllls people. a ,’ 3,, ' {'7‘ ' "’"d M "' in Mt med- Thm m objection to ‘1'” m n?" M 3!» Wfiwmm “W m “m“
mus-minusmmamnsuw n e in our. sun... In on Ksum yum fever mum , from so pulpit ,f"; "3;. W“ 3'" ”Wm thinhut on is. other sins it would mmhwmfu%fiwh‘afl
h the mats; Ilia amnion.» or Citydfsnmmone plane, and Kansas ”my cranium udhshu mg. m m" otter. WW“ M" meets present security. It would glvs “ W “M“ml "1 “l" ‘“
little": when. ”formality "served :33. laminae?" trifling: ed ,0 dose. A but g m .m be filmmmrfl‘flflm them frssrsw materials for the export trade. rum as am: :lll an» El! .28..”‘1‘3‘3;
has ms“! Malabar , "m“ '" ukuuths close. {The puhlls,sor so "”9”” 'l‘lielaber in the ff“ trsds ' ow hour I in
sun-er witch he cm s. mw. mgmr': tending worship mums-n, lu- gfimm 3‘}: Winston: w. W. our only m‘mu'w ""
may? urner-nas- m to who: to. Warner vllsrl. ’l'hoOIdW and other the msgumn'm, mm. ”on... brieflysutliuslthm.lhssubstssesofli “‘{f‘l‘nu ” M“
1" “hummer: hora-t. Manama-thunk week- Mammal-an.
unwell-don ls Estrella
MONDAY, SEPTEIBER 17.
Grand Matlnau Wad-ma: bull m
l filial-@1033.
THE GEORGE A. BAKER
BENNETT-HUMOR v
lflllll} flPE
1
Illllsrltrorhsrs, Proprietors a
l distal-is Comic Optimum
l Mlfl'l
Admission 1 and 80 cents. Ree I
served Seats 35 .;
Our Own Orchestra. 3».
.2 10th Annual Toni.
40~Artist8~40.
s
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IN A HEW “1’me ‘ '
f MONDAY~Glrolle Girofla, or the Twin slug} ‘
M
”TUESDAY—Robert Mrs, or the Two
URSDATvcmruu of normally,
FRIDAY~BobeIulsu Gill. “f " .
SATURDAYJl'be New mascot. ' ’ ‘ ,'
WEDNESDAY MATINEE—Jl’he Mikado. f
SATURDAY HATINKE~Robcrt Maestro. ,
Seats on sale at Hoyt’s Drug Store. South Nor
walk, and Gregory‘s Drug store.ltorwslk, '1‘):an-
doy, Sept. 13, for all performsnws. £020”
OPERA not'srl. NORWALK.
Monday, Sept. 24th.
A Dramatic Event.
The great sensational. cxcitl mulchgrintlc
Comedy Drama, in 5“thng 12 Brand tab Ill,
cull ,
THE ROUGH AND READY
IRON SON OF ’76
{rounded upon incidents in the life of
GEN. ISRAEL PUTNAM. ,
new and
elaborate
Produced with new and realistic manila,
correct costumes of the period. new
properties and appointments, apprn smash: and
characteristic mugs, choruses an dsuoa of "ye
olden time,“ and every. accessory which can vs
t picturesque cflects endbrillisul scenes. so AIL
NOT TO NOTE THE DATE- Don’t rules earring
lhegmrd parade on the day of the parade, on the
public strects, of the Continental Brass Band. fol-
owed bya group of the Daughters of '16, “Old
gut" on horseback and the Female Fife and Drum
orps.
Reserved Seats, without extra charge, nowonssle
at Plsisied's Drug Stowe. sets
Registrar-5’ Notice.
YO’l'ICE is hereby given that the Board of Bez-
lstms of the City of South Norwalk, 001111..
will hold a public session on Wednesday.
in, 1388. from 2o‘clock p. rm, till 6 o’c ockfieru at
file grunt“ Rooms in City run to correct for.
mg st.
Applications for all names tubcadded to orerased
from said List, ice co ) posted in post ofllce . must
be handed to R. I. Icox. City Clerk, before 6
o'cloclzg. in, lionday, Septemberm, 18$.
1
g“Timonomz smams. } Braid
Will.
.mssm.
MISS Bllllll’l INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School.
English Branches. The languages.
Mum Art.
The Seventh Scholastic year begins on
Thursday, Sept. 27th:
“w “m“ melanoma
and valuable
libfln‘
meal. will baiu of a
for the position and e exten-
(
The Primary
lady especially fill
one experience.
I: is desirable that application for admission
should he made as soon as possible after Sept. in.
For circulars, apply to the niacin-l,
angmeodscmfl ~ MISS N. F. BABE).
TIIE
Merrill Photographic halal."
and Business Correspondence,
Opens Wednesday, Sept. 18mg"
rssmss'swcx,
51 Atlantic Street, Stamford," Coho
This School will be under the frond
and instruction of MRS. I. I
ncipal sndmeiucss r of May's barb,
d and Typewntin us I. Eartford. count,
Young ladies and gent omen dcslruu of auquirluga, .
thorough and [suction knowledge of W”
“filing, with now becoming court“ ,
ere, Mspupent‘ ere, memes, ,
lit the art, will and this a thorns halal-”chock
In session (layer evening. pup can enter at any;
time. Individual instruction. no class work. ,-
. are.
Instructions By Hall a Specialty. .
For circulars. giving full columns!
other: or sddrees ’5 . I. A. .:
I018 ’“rr: .g'W.
. -
nxncn'ron’s‘sann on ,
130]! SALE. the following derailleur-ct! sf lull
belonging to the sets
one trastat lnnlp‘auk with ,
Hills property; one. gt
5’" William? °“ more: ‘
open: one o e on
Penn. in, feet faint and one hundred
feet deep; ouslotwlth dwelling on Third .1...
any feel by one hundred and fifty; out 1‘
hundred lost from and rear and three r
at cm “fill.“xmml "its
0 . an n. or .
Ridgulleld, newton. ' W
3.
13mm. aroma"
MRS. MEAD’S HOME SOHOO
FOIL GIRLS AND YOUNG miss
Reopens October 4. at the Dsrlsn W
A (:05.
I
'garnussmvalm w». .u. . '
School of Shorthand, Typewrifins?
w
:1
it
'r
croissant. assisted in good paying mow
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