NUMBER 514.
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ailstloginssri’rowlttisconlnsd to
thshounnhydoknsns. ‘
Conductor Wililnm Vernon moved to
dny from Cross to Spring street.
.i. C. Bsndnll, the pronpsroon Winni-
psuk grocer, is remodeling his rsddnncs.
In. Ellen Rynn, wits of Willism
ilynn, died instnight nt herhomo on the
Books rose. In“ at yssts.
Hort Weeks in nttsudteg the First-en's
convention st flnrtfovd es s delvotnte
trout Pbmnlx Engine compsny.
-Pssch sud ice crcsm lsntivsi st G.
A. B. bnli, under suspleesot the W. it
0» this Wilda! Mini-non 10 cents. a
nu. lintrint Finch». of ”rationed.
1!. Y.. mother of Ire. B. 8. Brownfthls
city, and yesmdsy. nod 76 yearn. ,. ,_ .
The Y. If. C. A. excursion willdepend
upon the wenther this evening. It
stormy it will be postponed indefinitely.
Reel Entnte Agent 1!. B. Crnwford hns
closed his office in the ilnnonic building
' snd willbe out of town nntiifieptem-
The nrenet low pressure centrnl yen-
tsrdsy over Chicsgo is moving esstwsrd.
The psnerni temprrnture oi the United
Btntes yestendsy wnn higher, the highest
lining 0t degrees st Belt Luke City. Utah,
nod the lowest heingdfidngreen st North-
fldd, Vt. A wsrm wsve wss moving
yesterdsy northennterly from Western
Tens scross the whole continent. In
this vicinity to-dsy wnrmer westber nod
ruin mny he exmcted; to-morrow warm-
or wssther, cloudiness nnd rsin.
“You 1.“. ltulntnrn Aims-no lsr ‘l'o-Ilorrow.
fllgbtidn ' bow tide Bun rises Bun sets
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
The “Bells licWiliismn” in st Rey-
mond Bros.’ wbnrf with conl.
A meeting of the New York Ilutunl
Buyings nnd Losn Annoclntion wnn held
st the City Hotel inst evening.
Him Corrie B. Keeler will open n gen-
srsi vsriety store st No. 80 North linin
street, Thursdny evening oi this week.
~Pench nnd ice cream festivnl st G. A,
R. hnli, under suspicec of the W. R. 0..
this evening. Admission 10 cents.
A Q. mamyw5= in the her-
P5 lt—The petition which, xt Hondny nven-
mm the my» villa probnbly be con-
...fw. -7 ~ 5" .
and. are ~—
d I, finned “n“.nt on plensnnt eve-
We mnmon thing to see
pint. it”: with csrds under
,1 . “I.“ v lights at the foot of
. brick's
It b “has...
ti” s“ruften stay there until
norm—— . .
. bane 4“,“)! the locsl milrtnry
I'M a. “rking the preliminary
with “It. lutthewn adountogoinginto‘cnmp.
, , whichbeif on m 0 of hsvin iensnnt
cum I p
how.” much of h '11 strength of the recent
Jillilchildm and
1mm: or the '9 nor Tnlmsge hsn found
tints
to the Willinm J. Wnlker who
II’M"kittl'mtlynpp pistol shot in n Stsmford
.~.y night, thnt desth wnn
iromn pistol fired by
49
z ,s Theme 'mfj'Brlie! Corpsof Douglss
. sud mayor of pupa. A. R, will hold n pcnch
{financed by W festivsl nt their new bnli
ms at Dublin hndfington street bridge this
uthecouldn’tm ,‘
mm.” “any no to provide no
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4- -; lands. m (m thnt will be worth seeing.
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" ”Wihcckmnn, the pisno tuner, will
, n m I ‘vwn during’ihis week. 0rd-
: ’14,“ b “ziudwsli'n Pinon Store, loin
w n ddrs 6 ____...__.__
g she '- ‘ tnofGolumhun of thesixtb
' " , theirnnnuni psrsde in Nor-
. .,.,, Ill-I irow,thclincformingst the
W in."nik depot nt 10% o’clock I.
. merndn there will he s picnic
pen-mt, sud um ss‘rrtson thanirGrounds on-
1‘ in oices of Cnihoiic Union Conn-
.iswm run In sci" 3W. .. . t
“"3““ More the young Bumfcrd
~"'"‘ “W“ worsens; hinbrnth-
. in jet! in Bridgeport lion-
ouAIIg. and w “a. He will rnmnin there no-
‘nhlie is appointed l’or theprsliminnry
her i.
Btnttoo sgent Ilsrnh, of Winnipsuk, is
seriously sick with whst is pronounced
typhoid fever. Fred Pierce in tskiog his
pinco st the depot.
a»
The mnrringe of flies Belle Glover,
dsughter of Henry Glover, to Frederick
Buckley, tnken pines thin evening st the
home of the bride elect on West [sin
street.
Rev. C. Di. Belieck of 8t.Pnui’e church.
oiiicinwd st the funernl of Its. Alonso
W. Smith, which took plwe nt her into
residence in Esst Norwslk st 2 o'clock
this sfternooo. The remnins were tnken
to the Norwnlk cemetery for burial.
George Wsrdweil, n driver on the
street rsilwny, met with n pninfui scol-
dentin this city thin morning. He wnn
putting the horns on the front of the
our when his hnnd got csugbt in the
iron work. One of his fingers wnn hndiy
torn.
The funerni of Csptsin Willie J.
Iierritt wnn held at his lste residence,
corner of Wster nod Chnpel streets,
yenterdny morning, Remit. B. 8. Bin.
sell and Rev. Dr. Noble oflicinting. llr.
Bisnell sccompsnied the remsins to
Greenwich, nhere servimn were held in
the Congregstionnl church.
-—Peseh nnd ics crenm fnstivni It G. A.
B. hsll, under suspices of the W. R. 0.,
this evening. Admission 10 cents.
The indies of the W. G. 'l'. U. will give
soother socisi st the Bnptist church,
Wednesday evening, August 21st. They
propose to make this the best of the
meson, it being the last one in which
Iir. snd lire. Deinno will psrticipnte.
Let every one, without regsrd to denom-
instion, co-opernte henrtiiy in mnking
this n fitting testimoninl to Ir. nod lire.
Dalnuo. Further notice herenfter.
Knights of Columbus rnrndn Ind Picnic.
The sixth district, K. of C. will inee
tomorrow nod utter pnrsding will hold
n picnic nt the Fsir Grounds.
Dn-Ibnry, Bethel, Greenwich nnd Bism-
ford Councils, nlno delegntions from
Bridgeport, New Milford nod Newtowo
will be present. There will be music by
Heine’s bond, sod by hsnds from Dec-
bury sud Stnmiord. Psrsde will turn:
on Builrosd Squnre nt 10% nod nfter
mnrcbiug through the principsi streets
in thin city will msrch to the borough
nod thence to the fin Grounds. Repre-
sentstives from the Supreme Council
will be present sud ride in cnrrisges, nil
trsins on D. s N. B. R. nfter 12le will
stop st the grounds. Jnmes Toner will
not us mnrshnli.
Acetone cones-s- mo lsgisctn his
Wife.
Dnniel Kelly,n colored co'ncbmsn lsteiy
in the employ of Iisnncs Lockwood, wns
nrrestedthis morning by Oillcer lore-
housechnrged with nonnupport oi his
wife. Kelly, it in Inserted, left his wife
nnd found loud in the eyes of soother
unease-M Vim " been on
Invinhing hi: facades nod money.
When Kelly wnn brought into court,
Justice Belleek h no,“ It"
de'Wihrflww" 39 support his
wife fornix mouthnorgo tojsil for six-
tydsys. He isnow looking for shondn-
msn.
venue's ‘I'Iln Pny nan.
Tbs New ansn Pnlisdinm nnys:
"The New anenOpern house is to be
b ' ‘. f ' db
sins mu. mu.
nstnntsdnt stssnssr.
Thellorwslhnwers shot out
AllAlh‘l'OlhAOI m
Isms st the forty bullet-m
Inlmns' Innlnrpsut.
Inntnvsning n inrgs pnrty of Indies
end their gsniismnu friends from the
city nndborongh,togntbnr wltbsdnln-
gntlonot Dsnbnry miners who srsstop-
ping ntlel Inlsnd,istt tbs stssmbont mm
dockntbo’clookonthnllndnnforn
moonlight sell toBlsckItock.‘ When M “A“
thsstsrtwsnmsdntbsmoonwsshiding , .1,"
bshindsomsugiy oloudswhlohindient- It,
sdthstnntormwnnnotfnrdistsnt. This ems..."
did not Inihs issst nlrlght tbs Indies m3-
sndtbey ieltthn hsrborslngingsnmsr- may,"
rilysnthnsongbirds inspnngtlms. It
,took shout two hours tomnknthntrlp
millennium. Tbnouiynpsclnlfsslltn.
oi lmportsncs outside of thnpiesssutssll
tree the stsrtllng noncunctmsnt mnds
broken up. The some clubs
Foliowlngis ihnnccrn.
i announces?
“l emcee—mess;
ll muons-mum;
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P- 3i moons-slum.-
P’ . ml COO—nu”,
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I»: ssss-gémo
luemgfiibd
sen serpent sod thnt it extended tsr into
Norwslk hnrbor. tht be thought to
beltsbsnd proved tobethnredbsll on Billet.
the onrrisge bridge. TbeDnnbury Indies
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CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1889.
of course hsd neverseen n sen monster
nod flowsrthnn obliged to spend severnl
hours in explsning nil shout the nulmni
thnt bns inspired so msny poets sud fske
writers.
The pnrty left Binck Rock toreturn °"
home nt10.80. At this point in the pro- m- m
csediogs refreshments were served. The
non wnn rolling quite high nnd the old
tsrn predicted thnt Fred Bsxter would
hnve plenty of business in prescribing
tor the sick ones. The host hsd not
gone fsr, however, when Fred’s melodi-
ous songs werumimnd end no investignt-
ing committee found him in n secluded
psrt oi the host bnthlng his bend in the
ice wnter token from the ssrenpnrilin
box. The rennon he is wenring kid
gloves to-dny is bound» he held on so
tight to the host‘s outer rniling.
Old Neptune nlno toyed with John
Cavensugh’s supper. Shortly sfter sing
ing “liesrily we Boll Along,” when one
oi the deck bnndssbouted “henve shoy,”
John did ss he wss commended nnd in s
few minutes, to the surprise of nli, he
wnn ndded to the list of nntortunntee.
George Scofleld, oi Dnnbury, cnme
nenr being troubled in the sums mnnuer
but the climax oi his rollings within wss
nverted by his holding nbont two thirds
of n lsrge nhswl in his mouth.
The indies did nobly sud only kept
from being sick by not tnlking. Some
cruel person—who certniuiy must hnve
hsiled from Dnnbury-rsmsrked thnt
this wnn worse punishment for them
tbsn no nttnck of sensickoeee.
The ssil wnn n success in every pnrti-
color. It wns in the neighborhood cl 1
o'clock when the pnrty returned home.
Norwnik Building sud Lun- Associntinn.
The first meeting oi the Norwslk
Building, Loon sud Investment Ansocin-
tion tor the reception oi entrnnce lees
nnd duos will be held in the Council
Chnmber Tuendsy evening, August Nth,
1880. For the convenience oi those
who desire it psymentn one be mnde to
the secretsry st his office sny time prev;
ions to the shore dnte.
In the letter which Cbsirmsn Emerson
oi the letropolitnn Building nnd Loon
Associntion of New York city, wrote to
Iinyor Grunt, urging the nppointment of
n building ssscointloo representstivs on
the Csntenninl Fnir committee, gives
this insight into the remsrksbie growth
of the movement:
"Conservntive cslculntors sgree thnt
there nre 1,000,000 persons in the United
Steins st present engsged in the business
of these nmocistionn. The growth of the
co-operstive movement in New York
sud Brooklyn within the inst three yenrn
hue been phenomensi, the number of
persons engsged in it in this vicinity
since being entimnted ntuot less tbsn
thirty thoumnd, in ninety nssocintions.
The number of locnl snsocintioos is in-
ctensiug ntthcrnteot nlmost ones
week; their receipts nre s3,ooo.ooo nu-
nnnlly. end they build or buy 1,000
homes n yenr for poor or modsrntely cir-
cumntsncnd people. Before the centen-
ninl yenr it is loved their number nnd
influence will trebled, nnd we will
iind thnt the ngsncy which bns given to
Iphinmhmgsbniqunt of “Cl oi
omenlrwiilvbsrthtmfwz'fl
our own mngnidceut suburbs.
p‘tdsmpntcno 'ttiiii’fiodl
ior the-citisemsnd: 08min, which it
cultivsting bnbiis of thrift, independence
sod churnctnr in the memes of the
people, i unquestiounbiy moss vslnnbln
to the gensnl weifsrs tbsn soy thnt hns
tskss rootnlnce tbs Republic begnn. We
trust you my consider it nppsoprlnte
thstthis vsstlntnssst nhouidhereprss- nnightsouunsnnl mnt hisgsssthsths
noted ononnot the committees which
will, under your dirsctiou, phn the
grmtest of modern expositions."
-‘nonpthntcnubsnsedinths inun-
drythebnth room end the bcndoir is
certsiniythe most cconombnl sonp to
buy. Brnmeinsunctly fills the hill.
:2.
Hotwslks.
Worcester,
Tue-
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hens hit—Mort. Bonn
hits—Ichtsr, “ks?“ (I).
Gockmnu use one.
is—Guekmsn. I.
I; Bldley, I. Time-till. Umpire—Penna.
The Clippers defented the Stern yester-
dny nftsrnoon by s score ct 18 to 9.
The Best Norwnlks would like to beer
from nil nmsteur bnli tesms in this vicin-
ity. '
The twice postponed Independents-
Actors gsme will be plsyed next 8stnro
dny on the Fnir Grounds.
LWby purchsse hsif n dozen diiIerent g5 m
kinds of sonp for bnli n dossn rooms in
your house. Bros-ls nosp in the grant
desiderstum in the lsuodry or the bntb
room.
PERSONAL IBNTIOR.
Miss Annie Csldwell oi Esnt Norwsik,
is visiting with rsistiven in Btnmford.
Henry Cooper hss returned from his
visit in Brooklyn.
Edwin Bell, of Ningnrn, is visiting
with John Hoyt of Springwood.
Cspt. Hirnm E. Bell nod wife, nccom-
pnnied by Hrs. lsrnhsll II. Toiles, ninth
ed for Chicngo this morning. They will
return shoot the 1st of September, stop-
ping st Nisgnrn Fells nod other points oi
interest.
Hornce L. Hubbsil spent Bundny in
the Cstnkills, returning yesterdny.
W. A. Willinms nnd wife, of George-
town, were the guestn oi friends on
Acsdemy street yesterdsy.
Minn Frsnc Simmons, of Glenn Pniis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. A. Tolles, on
liott nvenue.
Bpecinl Ofilcer Buggies of Bridgeport
hns returned from his visit in this city.
He reports s plessnnt time sud plenty
of good fishing.
Mrs. Frnok Angevine sud dsughter, of
Brooklyn, sre visiting st the residence
at Selectmen Dssksm on Esst nvenus.
Hrs. George Hunter nnd inmily, of
Best nvenue, hsve returned from n so-
journ st the snnshore.
Iii- Liuie Buckley, 0! Plymouth sve-
nue, left yesterdsy to visit friends in the
nnstsrn psrt oi the stste.
Dr. G. It. Ichonegsi will go to Trinity
Lske next week.
John Brndy, who hnn been ill nt the
home of his uncle, Orrin Scofleld, in re
ported much better.
Willism Bhtkn nnd children Ismie
sud Eddie, oi Newsrk, N. J., ere the
guests of Chief Volimer, this city.
Iir. sud In. J. A. Bsrtlett nre visit.
ing in Georgetown.
George nod Herriet Wilson, of Stem.
ford, nre visiting with Ir. sud Its.
Henry Wilson, of this city.
Robert Jsmes bsn returned from n
visit in Brooklyn. -
Irving W. Kennedy of Dnnbury. is in
town visiting with triendn.
a» mom is
my! mammal-times ”my
mew/"L153? P (u m
Fred loultou left town todsy for his
home, Bsth, Is. He in enjoying n
week's vscntlon.
A museums Imnknr.
New.
A8sntiuslrnportsrwsspsming
‘throughBridgsstrcst on Fridny, when
stoppsdnndlooksdinsntnnhbmnntntlt.
Onspisnssntoodnchiid yet in dremsn
fi
[issuer's countries.
human-mum
The ninth snnunl convention ot the
Counssflsutfltsinrissmsn’snsmctntics
not st Ushy Hsll, Burttord. nt 11
lsyoritoottbnn delivered the sddrsss
oiwsicome. Humid.
Ir. Presidnnt sud Gentlemen oi the
Convention:
we: .. .. mm”-
out n
borpttslity unit’s kindly ME:
nnr’nglndofyour heretodny
llnoitycslnbrnted oritslnnurnncsin-
m. W
@“W ~
:.Wt welcome '
quglsinsnndm
Acsriosltyin the wny of vsgstshln
grovthwnsplsksdunWsdnssdsy is s
nouicpsiehenthnprsmlnsn ownsd by
lmPsu'iekBt. lsdgsr oi Bridgsport.
Thnbnugntnlsgsrbssr kng hnd hssn
thrownlntothsdsld,nndio thnorillos
throngbwbiehtbefsucntwnn inserted
ngrowlngposnto hnd mnds its home.
’l'hnvsgstnblnprotrudsdtromnnch side
at the bung,snd wnsnooompnetly wsdgo
sdlnthnopnningth'nt it could not be
dislodged—Mm Weiss.
DIED-
‘w—muou— ~rw~ .
Hillside, - Norwelk. Conn.
, Ills. mm .
Home 303001.
in Girl: and Mobile,
INDEED 001'. 3d, ’0'.
so: strollers stirs-i. ‘ .
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We Pet. 3.
ils‘sdspnrtmnnt, otuwh - ‘ “
at present members
......... "come:
i ii men g
inexperiengedndnnhonortoyour’nnso-
ointion.
The desire of r orgnnisntion is to
renew old riends’t‘i’inMIcrm new scqunin-
tsncsn, revive old memories, sud ex-
"'°“"’ “$333.: ""
A. sums. colour nor. nut-wnn n
lid to isnru hott— i
ones. will. LB. w.. new...“ 'ii‘u'i
chnoge iriendly greetings; nlso,to pro- G M,
mote tbs iutemsls oi firemen, nod to dis-
ounn the best methods of bundling fires,
a“. nod protecting ills sud propert .
Y
The wisdom which comenlrom discus-
- slonof mntters pertsinlng to your cell-
ing, will snsble you to rench n higher
stnte oi efficiency which will he in the
interest ot the lie.
.3", :20" or thepublic gogd should
r vs t encoursgement no support
o! nil good citinens.
No my tskes n grenter interest in the
welfnre and prosperity of the firemen,
sud the best methods of protecting prop-
erty from loss by lire tbsn Esrtford.
with its lire insursnce compnniss, with
snsets smounting to nenrly 087,000,000,
sud ps ng out nonunlly for losses shout
I hope. itentlemen, thnt your conven-
crntrtsidenrnoflhfll.
run sfiibnso nun—'1'“?
owst neerocdwssd
nvs. luitshinf
ortwoflmlilm. Wntnrln. was
h its on pr-ism
W. Bangles, Western.
jyli tf
FACTORY FOR “1.! 08 ToitllT,00Bllli
Beyond street. Inquire
w keys-end st 1 A.
FOR. SALE.
OUAIAIIDWJIOJ IAPLI Mt, NO
wnlk, s rosmn sud
ing here will prove s picnsure so well ns 3*
n benefit end when your Inborn sre over
sud you return to your homes. you will
cnrry piennnnt memories of your visit to
this city sud its people, sud crpecislly its
fire depnrimeut. , .
President Bystt responded nnd nmoug
other things nnid:
“We come to your city this morning
from nil pnrtn oi the stsie, n body oi
men who use nlwnyn resdy to respond to
the cell of duty, nlwnys to sure, never to
destroy. And further we, nre nil proud
of the city of Hurtfcrd sud nil thnt it
hns done."
In the nftnrnoun vnrioue reports were '
mndsndnnnddrensgiven by President
Chnrlro B. Whiting of the Orient In-
sursnce compnny.
Over 150 deligsten were present, he-
sides runny depnrtment members. Lsst
evening st! o'clock the Bnrttord Fire
depsrtment tendered the visiting lire-
mens bnnqnct nt the United Stntes
hotel which was s fine nfisir.
—It is delicnteiy perfumed. We menu
Brussels soup.
BNTBIITAINIBNTS.
“s: Perkins," Ins: unit. nnrndny Ben.
I‘
Frank Jones should be greeted by n
inrgv audience Tbursdny evening, when
he will present his comedy, "8i Perkins."
The lit. Vernon, 0., Republhsn esys:
The "Si Perkins” compnny plnysd to n
big house Wednesdny night, nod gnve
good sniisfsctiou. They any so excel-
lent orchestrs, sud their street psrnde
made I grunt bit.
Yneshnsn' Blend of n Reporter.
I remember on one occssion I wsnted
s genuine, bigh-iisvored democrntic
speech from the stnte oi Indisnn. Look-
ing over the newspnpern I noticed thst
D. W. Voorheen wnn to spenk in n little
obscure town. I think we mentored it
on the msp, sad it wnn forty-live miles
fromsrsllrond. Ithoughtinthstplscs
wewould perhnps get thegsnuins doo-
trine. So I commhnioned lcCullsgh,
now oi Stunts. Hegotnhnggy end
gosstsrted in good time. nrriringsll
right. Hewssuu the plnttorm when
these“ neuntor come on. Voorhees wnn
III xvery high trim for n speech,
headset ‘ss {menu 'j ,. ping
til. xmsazurtwwwfigu ( .,
the drun‘fenmrds'bf sadism:
subset: mw‘M‘nfirs e
pnpsr sud pencil, nnd Voorbess hnd
been introduced to the sndienos, but he
stemddown sud mid: “Why, luck,
you nrsnot here to report this speech,
srsyoni" “0h,yes," nsid be, "Well,”
he mid, “you must not do it.” But
Inch-id, "Dsn,Ishnll report it if it
kilinmr. Howls your continuity, in-
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