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I. T. Harald ‘anthnr lorecnsts.
- A cyclone is reported to be moving
south of Porto Rico in a northwesterly
direction. The Northwestern
centre has moved with diminishing
energy and velocity to the north of Lake
Huron, but it has caused heavy local
rains in the Upper and Central' Mimic-
sippi Valley and in the upper lake region.
The rain area attending it will probably
more northeastwardly to-day. Temperao
ture fell in the United Stews yesterday,
and very decidedly in the northwest and
far west; the chief minimum reported
was 3 degrees. at Cheyenne: the chief
maximum 84. at El Paso. In this dis-
trict to-day partly cloudy to cloudy,
more humid weather will probably pre-
vail, with fresh southerly and southeast. Sept. 1031., so that those who dam to
Early winds and slight thermal changes,
followed by rain and llillh“! '0‘"?! tem- son will have to do so on or before this
In the Middle States partly
cloudy ta cloudy, more humid and
slightly cooler weather will prevail, with
"fresh southerly winds, followed by rain,
becoming heavy tonight in the Western
and lake districts, and in New England
fair to partly 'cloudy weather,
slight thermal changes and fresh south-
erly winds, followed by cloudiness. On
Friday in this section and in New Eng-
land cloudy, cooler weather will proba-
bly prevail, with rain and fresh souther-
ly to southwesterly winds, and on Sat-
u'rdhy partly cloudy, still cooler weather
with rain, followed by clearing in this
section, and a fair, cool Sunday.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
William Johnson has recovered from
a severe attack of typhoid fever.
Thomas Robb—aid has purchased the
Wixlcy homestead in West Norwalk.
The Stars and— Athletics are' playing
ball on the Baxter grounds this afternoo.
-—Eecallops every day at Hunt &
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John
Jay Wardell on Tuesday morning, Sept.
Her. and Mrs. C. J. North are come
home from their month's vacation to-
William Thompson has a gang of men
at work laying sewer pipe in Harriet
Owing to the illness of leader Glover,
his band did not play in this city last
The“Josepb B.” of New York, a prett
steam yacht, came into our harbor this
morning for fuel.
The last imue of the Weekly Record
'oontarnsa picture oi the near Methodist
‘ W all MM’QS—m}.
Ralph Kellogg is putting up a new
building at Broad River, which he will
out; mittens m
’"MWgooda‘ and groceries at
W. H. Seymour's store will besotd at
public auction on Friday evening.
A notice to property owners on Lowe
meet and Burritt avenue appears in
another column relating to the proposed
layout of said streets.
--Tho Boston Store will close Friday
until 11 a. m., taking stock. Ladies will
do well to be on hand Saturday morning it is not definitely settled where t
tomcuicsomaoftbebargaiusthey will ‘
Last evening the Salvation Army held
aclam chowdcr supperattbeir barracks.
Atthacloss of supper a meeting was
haldinwhicbthsFallltiverhraas band
cashed with some fine music.
Mr. snd‘anAcdrcws entertained
theirSuudaysehoolclaasssyesterdayby
takiugthsmmifiaghtha'firfla’fle
daywasparfectformillagaudtheaftsr'
aucn’s pleasure was mach enjoyed by
thmidthsttbaDarlanhoussofill
“I“. III MI m,“ them
in New Haven last svaniug.
W
Black bird ydsrdsy for a slsmbaks.
best time 2.”).
,3! Pitchar lchllister.
George b. m.“ last lcrwslk.
andMlsstualsHopklns were married
A largaparty of New York politicians
fared by a party of young lsdlaa who
will taks a sail on the Sound thisavsuing.
The entries for thera‘oea at the State
fair to be held at Mcrideu Hopi. I7, 18, I9 O‘Rgm’. mug of the New Haven
ind 20.ch Satori-r nishi- Then house with which Mr.0'Nsill becomes
A IUIIIII. CHAIGI.
Inc'ldl‘lbwuhdsnwhem the Pen
lam-MM”
.aowmmv Ice 0.“ “my” Portha pad law days a rumor has
' mmmmusmum
“mg“ 'mnmiuomosatm onsof
goods“! ofths ithdm fromdtl'iys
storawmto w w
camaruptoDorlcnsoathastsamwm Uponiavastiasiionllwmlor
provad to be true. The mm
sslduw , and the many friends which a
Thastsamer M m ch" O'Neil has come in contact wltb,wili
ragratvtolsara that be late withdraw
W fromths coucsrntclill thsrcsponsibla
In the Derbyrscas yesterday Joe 8. position of first ssdataot superintendent
woulnthel.flclass,hesttimel.10. ln tollsunlsO’llsilly.mansgsrforWllllsm
the Mo classlflmbus was tbs winnar, ltaslsleo" of Nestvsn,thalargrst
dry goods house in the stats. Mr.
. The [mu it“. found another O’Neil's withdrawal, it is said, is
a... gaming”... ”I. .g. dustcmmallttlsmisuaderstaudtng that
bowaenhegstsblgcnougb. mum. lil- It's-I litmu- ill- rum-u- His
fallow arrived the other day it the home nun! Mood- vIII wish him none-- In
in new, which-imam um
m‘w'~l-m’o£‘m
is sisterNsll will accompany him. Mr.
- I" “'0'“!th '0 II" “I. I'm!“ connected, is well known throughout
’ number previous being fifty-one,
given.
ber is requested to be present as new
pertaining to the Amendment campaign
discussed.
has returned to Norwalk, and talks of
putting a butcher’s cart on the road.
Mr. Andrews has many friends here and
with success.
The steamboat Medea will be taken ed
the Baton Point route after Tuesday,
round again.
assault and breach of peace 1; drunk and
breach of peace, 1; vagrancy, 2; non-
support of family, 1.
ing in on shore at night.
not seriously injured.
censor“. lBN’l‘I—ih‘:
weeks’ vacation in the Adirondacks.
from a visit in Waterbury.
few days at Philadelphia.
Gsrdmier, the artist.
Henry O’Brien.
1'. m. c. a. Subjects.
ing last evening.
given about the first of October.
tire form.
Where We are to Vote
‘l'haLlJLLuIIII'nnrnamaat.
Dr. JohuR. PM of Middletown was
shot in the face and neck by a friend
named Capen Monday. Dr. Pitt was in
charge of traps for clay-pigeon shooting, seugcr on thespeciai train which brought
and Cspen fired before the signal was the Norwalk masons home from Ridge-
field Monday night. jumped from the
cars as the train was approaching a sta-
tion between Ridgefield and Branchviile,
and falling into a cattle guard was badly
injured. He had been advised to wait
until the train stopped at the station.
but tnrninga deaf cart: the warning
made a leap which nearly cost him edbyaprevious council be reconsidered.
his life. Only a few of the Noiwalk
Fred Andrews, who ll” been in the masons knew of the accident until the edCity Surveyor.
employ of Sam Durand at Portchester, following a"
A special meeting of the Prohibition
Club will be held at Dibblc's Hall on
Friday evening, Sept. 0th. Every mem-
oilicers areto be elected, and matters
against it.
polling places for the October election
will be held in this city. The city and
town elections will have to be held . . .
mlr ml min: to the on Is- New York World says that (hptaln Wil-
the selects-an are obliged to furnish the Item Mills and a few others while blue
city with the neoemsry booths. are. It fishing with a seine 0! Milford Tuesday,
is home no in. city chctlon will he inner in two sharks. dam-ad I! led
hold at the Policcitoomaud the town long My. “a a... Medical 3‘.
election may beheld uuermmia Hall. miner Downs cut cpenths larger one
and found insides mau‘sleg with about
TbaY. M. C. A. TennlsTinrnamrnt
cpsasdthisaftsraoonatlo’clock. Es.
trim for sisgltswsrs Means. Ambler,
Jackaca,ltusssli,lsapp,lsrleandltsy~
mend. Thscoatcstindoublsswillopsu
sftsrnm
many ”ton thasshjrot ofmakiug
the state, and for years was superinten-
dent for a large Providence house.
Juhspad late a Cattle Guard.
A man named Quinn or King, a pas
Claims to Have Been finished of '50.
A Commendnble Arrangement.
The arrangement made by the Nor-
Fred Stanley, of the borough, and his South Norwalk and Winnipauk people
friend, C. H. Mister, of Plymouth, N. who purchase reserved seat tickets for .
H., starred yesterday afternoon in the entertalnmeuts in the Opera House will matter in the call for the next city meet-
boat "Undtne" on a week’s cruise along receive free of charge a ticket entitling “lil-
Ihe sound. They took along camping them to ride home on the horse cars, is
equipments with the intention of turn- highly commen
odd Fellwwahlp.
, . . New Haven, Past Grand J. W. Stebbins,
Thomas Coburn " "10"“ ' two of Portchestcr, in reviewing the history
' . of the order in the state, said: "Fifty
Mics Emma Jennings has rtturned years ’80 there was only one lodge, with
13 members. Today the lodges number
Judge Wm. S. Knapp is spending a 67, with 13,000 members, 24 Rebecca de-
gree lodges and 20 cantons, comprising
Mrs. Varney, mother of Mrs. Dr. 852 chevaliers. The assets of the juriso
Burke, who has been with her for the diction amount to 8301,“; its disburse
past few months, left today for Bruns- msnts last year were “1,374, and its rc-
wick, Maine, to visit her daughter, Mrs. lief benefits $5,213. This was the first
order toestablish the duty of visiting
Miss Ida B. Cicley of Mt. Vernon, is sick members. The Connecticut grand
spending afew days with ur. and Mrs. lodge is onlr one in 74 snnd lodge-
which compose a sovereign grand lodge
with 574 members. The order is but 70
yearstn this country. It will live till
The directors held their monthly meet- the last widow’s fear is wiped “fly, and
the last wail of the orphan is hushed-
T‘ne second outing of the fall series it works with the church of God, not
wigs!» tpken to Stamford next Monday
cv in ’. mewil‘ligcbyrailncals by
m stile, i go on wheels and
horseback and a plucky few are disposed
to walk. All Y. M. C. A. members are
-A boy fall idiom wcllltblr'dtber day,
filibd‘brsvaathasmith'sssamsagps of
mind threw in a piece of Brussels soap
my"! ‘td MW”! to 0,, rain; 3. I'm! "ij'lamuwmgk 0:
Jl‘l’i'e"ibr'{t‘j‘vc’bdifllii’tdc‘is'pltinnlng for " " " ‘ " "
the lhifd annual Wk'n’aplil’fl l0 b? The next meeting of the Connecticut
'A mew mum
Weekly Press association will be held at
The fall and winter course of the Bible West Winsted on September 10, when
training class opens at 8 o’clock Friday Editor Vaill will do the honors by invi-
evening. The subjects for the course tatiou of President Maples. Senator 0.
with the topics for the Sunday Song H. Platt will readapaperon “Public
Services have been printed in an attrsc- Officials and The Press,” which with the
usual discuionsand reminiscences by
the delegatesth National Editorial
M convention, will makes programme of
rare excellence. .
la a Black's Ito-rack.
The Bridgeport correspondent of the
unit. “
lwediahlnthssanlnrvlaaa.
millim- In!!!“
Tlll MINI-"Mm mantel.
a M committee Appointed—Other sass-consist canine-rm lint-u
lasinsss‘lssnsaatad. atrtvss.
'ntaCommouOsuuail baldaiaaating The law Bavsu llsgistrr Tuasdsy
ll" what "onset themsusgansntflsa
losayof tbscomiug stock inorsasscf
lilo Consolidated road. ,‘l‘ha dinners
Int onlatnrdayof neat weak (14th)
planty of businesses Ind agrsscn thalrplan.andthestock-
nsnd,siidtt was quits tats when they Dollars Insatiba mlondsyusthno
Wthaamsudmsnttothsohartsrand
The fitstthlng donawaa thapasmga W tbs dirtctors’ plan. This man-
W said he “would approximats the
Rescind, That P. LCunnlngbsm be iscrcamstmiloomw'asd thattha new
and hahcrsby iaauthorlasdtosatcndhls stockwillbasoldtoatockhpldsrs stpsr.
fancsandcnrlilinsacntbscasisrlysida “ding“ourmadlsaldparosnt. road.’I
offlpriagstrsstbatwcsuClayandWasho
lugtonstraats,tbrsa fast west from the
contra of thacurvc described onade-
of sdltl strsst aocvptsd
,andthancatoaatrndtha
humiliate-ca ssdthscorbnortbxafl
south commasltsvmdws its.
oemsImtnnsotmtdsir-t. '- ~
Aperition was received askiugthecity
to accept the street known asStawart
avenue, which was referred tocommitc
tcson streets.
Robert Van Buren was granted per-
missionto bulldframebuildlngsonMad-
erasing. MsyorOcmstockprssldsd,
“malllsllockdsnsso.
thcwaohu W.Daka sndFraakllu A.
Smith warsprsasnt.
’l'liallcsrd bad
of the following resolution:
Ilcw stockatpar foreacb three shares
ololdstock. Thanewatockwiilprob
. ta of minnow-tum woald be
aswsbarssfordmorsellfiftesu
“rights" form or more, and not take
any new stock. The final tsstof the
scheme for the stockholder is the future
dividend. If the road goes on paying 10
per cent. as intimated above, it is one
thing: if the dividend is reduced to 8 per
cent. it is another. The present holder
of fifteen shares gets .150 a year. If he
takes five new shares for OM and the
dividend holds at to percent. he gets a of “'0 W-Mbor! “'0 dwlmt
good thing. If it is cut to 8 per cent. he
will only get .10 a year on his last 8500, ”500' ill 1‘" WWII numbers 1|in
William Morris of Stonington, who
lostalegby being run over by a car
Monday, died Tuesday 'from his injuries.
Samuel A. Eddy of Canaan, clerk of
the house of representatives, is to be
The New Haven Register tslh this married Semi-”ml!" 13 i“ JIWWWD.
story of an occurrence at East Rock Park: N. Y.
“A young man named Lennou,who lives
in Branford. was out riding on the park on the Hmonlc road, was thrown on-
They had come der the cars by the parting of a brake
from Saviu Rock and were in a turnout chain Tuesday end was killed.
belonging to Press Hiuman. Just at a
spot where the descent on one side is up
The committee on sidewalks was in-
structed to build a croatwaik from L. H.
Decker’s store to R. I“. Askew's laundry
on Main street.
Maidents on Iowa street having ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with the map of
that thoroughfare adopted in 1870, the
report of the committee of freebolders
recently appointed was accepted.
was then ruled that the layout as adopt-
which re 2 per cent.
Peril of a Young Ian and Young Woman
Councilman James C . Crowe was elect-
Voted, That the City Surveyor have a
map made of Lowe street to conform to
. . the wishes of the people there, and that
p” 0' .the "m“ rum" out 0' that His Honor, the Mayor, cause a notice to
his venture would no doubt be attended '"“°°"“° thoroughfare “'0'“ as he published to property owners relative
“Pudding Laue" issaid to be “("9“ to shearing in the matter of the pro-
with a rather uneuvtable reputation posed layou
among the residents of the neighborhood. of ,_ 18th.
Last Saturday night a well known cigar Sop
_ , maker was seen wending his way along
take another call on the Medea this ssa- the street with unsteady steps and when
. opposite the house was “pulled in” by a
date, or wait until next Summer rolls buxom belle\who is stopping there.
with a young lady.
t, to be held on the evening
The finance committee was instructed
to renew the note for 33,000 due Aug.‘l9.
The grade of South Main street was
adopted, but the map presented to the
. . meeting was referred back to the sur-
Lufl he complained to Ch”! of Police vevor to have the side lines altered.
August was a rather quiet month for Lockwood that be had been robbed of
the South Norwalk police force. The $50. but finally decided to let the matter one 'u adopted.
number of arrests were twenty one, for drop rather than have the matter get in-
causes as follows: Dmnkennese, 15; to the courts and made public.
srd the railing.
A descriptive survey of Quintard ave-
The committee on sewers was instruct-
ed to have acitch basin placed at the
corner of West and Spring street.
Councilman Crowe, a special commit;
walk Amusement company by which “or "POM favorably on extending "it
water pipes to East Norwalk and the
Mayor was instructed to embody the
The committee on sewers was instruct-
ded by the ghntwgojng ed to extend the sewer pipe on Elmwood
people of those localities, and will, no A"-
—-—— doubt, have the effect of drawing many
‘5 3 horse 0|! 0|! “‘0 Winniplllk to theOpera House who otherwise would dered Dild-
branch V” Willi! School “'99!- Tires. not attend. Another value of this at-
day night, some miscreant threw a stone rangement is that i; mu impure how structed to lay a water pipe on Madison
through one of the windows, the missllc many thnipauk and South Nor'glg street.
striking MI!- Glll Ellifl, who WIS I pas- people are in the ball, so that horse cars
senger on the car, in the face. It was enough to provide seats for all can be
fortunate for the fellow that she was put on after the performance."
Bills amounting to 81,944.07 were or-
Tbe Water Commissioners ‘were inv
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved: That the committee on streets
be and be hereby is authorized and em-
powered to have such a curb, gutter and
_ sidewalk laid on Chapel street, in front
In his oration at the Hyperion theatre, of the “(my Knapp and Wilcox proper-
ty as he may think best, and on such a
grade as may be, in his judgment, most
advantageous to all interested.
A resolution was adopted ordering
sidewalks laid on Grove street before
dour.
cm sded is shameful l"
Councilman Duke presented the fol- you removed my
lowing resolution which was adopted:
Wrinkles, The want and need of a
city park is daily made manifest by the
rapid increase of our city. Now, there
grieved passenger rose, and putting his
head out of the window, vociferounly
summoned the guard. The newcomer P0“-
saw his opportunity and quietly slipped
Resolved: That the miter of creating into n” W seat.
of a public park and the purchasing of
the land necersary for such an improve-
ment be referred to a committee of three
to be appointed by His Honor the Mayor.
Resofocdfitrfher: That said committee
is hereby requested to report in writing
the location which, in their judgment,
he opened the carriage door.
newcomer oooly.
going on,” and without waiting for
further explanation the guard pulled out
the aggrieved pamengsr, whoowas left
wildly gestlculating on the platform.
ii at tussock “‘1 5’
Mayor 00ka appointed as such
committee E. A. Woodward, Nelson
Taylor and Christian Swarts.
The committee on lamps and gas was
instructed to place electric lights on
Cedar street and on Main street, north of
the railroad crossing. ‘
The Lockwood M'l'g. Co. was given
permission to connect their factory with
the Raymond street sewer at their own
The Mayor was instructed to advertise
for a bearing in the matter of laying
out Burrltt Ave. said hearing to be held
Councilman Ballock was appointed a
special committee to look after a polling
place for the coming election.
Themeatingadjcurnaduntiltheevsn- Saran, llsv. Dr. Horton,“ Cheshire,
ing of the 18th.
There was a large attendancsat the
meeting of the Swedhb Iiutbarana. at
American MechanicsHallfllsrleancfa
block,lsstavsning. Battalions-ca
W of Bridgeport preached thaSwsdhli
“Widflimmfln Iangusge,aud gave a most interesting
ssrmon. Thasiagiag washsartilyjola-
ad in nythscmgtugstioa. These asc-
, ~Nohuadryssaponthsnsrkstisas
pnfarmadasllswmsh amp.
MW Ir bar. In vfsmarsmhihbsldfntbsmms
nous-r. moments-sits. ”miraculous-ha ,
l
scumrnonwmwoom. THURSDAY, SEPT. 5. 1889.
lf thlalsoillcial.lt meansouasharaof
be worth” asharv,or apcsm-
fremwtofldpsrmuaofoprm'
All finalise streams.
on Inst ltock.
The horse was rescued i
Ila Cot tho Seat.
Prom thefamdon Wort Journal.
“A. ’0“ WW '0 5° "100'“! m bring the recently organized Hartford
who objects to my woe." replied the and Wm com under it: c
gentleman, “I shall remain where I am.” PI!!! e en-
”Theu I shall call the guard and have
Suiting the action to the word the ag-
“Wbat'a up?" inquired the guard, as
"One over the number," replied the
"You must come out, air! The train's
— " ‘sssplssstrictlypaissosp,
" tiff: mid. m it and
:t :11
' ii if 1‘
thumbs on; simerr. ”
Bishop WHllamnOlelataa—lmrgnAttw-d-
ancenfolavgyman.
The funeral of Rev. Dr. Iorenso T.
Bennett, rector smerlttn of Unit cburrJI
in Guillord, took place yesterday after-
noon. Thc services were held in the
church. Btsbop’ Williams officiatedaad
was wasted“ by Rev. Dr. Andrew; the
present rector. There was a large at-
tsrdanos of friends. The full choir
sangand at the conclusion of the ser-
vices "Abide with Mo” was render-d.
Therewers but few flowers. in ”cord
once with the w'vshor tbsdscsaasd. la
“MAIIHIITI.
‘Musicflallhrldalarcs sadlsncs last
avauisgtowslcoma “Puck’s Bad Boy"
cultsraturntotlilscity. Tit-company
hasbasnimprovadbythaadditlouofas
sacsllsutoichsstrs. lbs-insinuate-
lug.iustrumantalsndvocslmusic wars
allwsllrandsradandrscsivadnsnysn—
bores. ‘Tack'sllsdlloy’lmptovvs with
tims,llks the
will lnallprobability bass popular live
yaarsfrocsnowasattiia present time.
u a lag deny."
The advance sale of ssats forcshsdowa
a big hopssfpr f‘A Hag Baby,” which is
to amuse the theatre-going people of
Norwalk at tbsOparaHouasouSatnrday
evsnicg. This is the pod the New York
Graphic gives the play: ”A new farcial
playbyO. H. Hoyt, asthorof‘A liuach
nml nahsdra'lsg Wiles pram
sodas!” tlmirnlsmntfit «W
panyof excellent artists,andif shouts
of laughter and boisterous applause are
nldsucs of its fun-making qualities,
certainly it wasng succam. It is
supposed to be a satire on the drug busi-
ness and sporting crane, and b lavishly
interspersed with songs and dances)’
ALI. Allfilllill THE STATE.
T. D. Bamelliascting chief engineer
'I about. Ind
WHERE 'f
At Th: Armory
into BY 2
S Film PilS'l', l. ’M
. " ‘ "ANDWUMT I:
cum 1], Flilll'l‘l Bil}
WHAT’S GCING 0H t
ATremendousFairandSuppr
UNDER THEIR AUSPICEB.
WHAT’S THE PROGRAMME?
Keen lair he it ill! State for lie lint 'l'll ltrt
Safety for Brake-an.
A petition has ,been presented to the
International State Commerce commis—
sion by freight train brakeman, asking
that they urge upon congress the neces.
city of legislation requiring the adoption
of automatic brakes and couplers on
This is amovc in the
right direction. While inventions for
the passenger brakemen have been
by the score in recent years, the
old ribbreaking bumper and baud-crush-
ing coupler remain on the freight ears,
and the high car top brake which has
been the death of many a noble fellow
’ Milli
1:3er
The entering class at the stats normal
_ Arthur York of Fairfield, a brakeman
freight trains.
0pm Him, Saintly, 8m.
Herbert Adams, the Boston horse thief
who h h'
wards of 200 feet the horse was taken can a": 5:: :mm, 2:9 W
with the blind unseen and mailed iov- limantic by Police Captain Clark of
The railing was stout, Msridsn.
and although the horse fell full against
it it stayed his recklem career. Had the
railing broken the horse and the carriage
with its two occupants, would doubtless
have been dashed to pieces down the
precipice. The horse then rushed to an-
other spot. The rail there broke,aud the
horse, breaking loose from his barnem,
rolled over and over down the embank-
ment for a distance of twenty feet. The
carriage remained on the roadway, the
two occupants still in it frightened al- of W
most to death.
by Ofiicer Collelt and several others who
Charles O‘Neil, a Bridgeport flsgman,
"09M 3'30""! ”0"” ”“8"“! 5! hasnot been made safer.
throwing himself against the animal.
train brakemen are a hard working set
all log I” broken by the force 0‘ (be ‘0' men 'hom ghe mswngnflgguj com-
panics seem to regard withso little value ,
that an arm more or less, or even a iifef
I'll” manufacturer, melted Bockville more or less isof no account. Give them?
yesterday, having been brought from safety app
Montreal by Deputy Sheriff Dickinson
and Cashier Kite.
it A. R. Mornso‘ n company
illimautic is respondent in patent 0“ '0“ i“ ‘
nfringement suits brought by the Saw. h l ‘0‘ to I!“ 1 .
erSptndlc' couln of same wie rig a ureorlsorse.
were near by. It was badly bruised and ind John E. manage” atwoold‘,‘::
cut, but was otherwise uninjured. The stit t'n ",0 At end h’
animal was led around to theroad and 0' Sntdni‘ngton. w nu ma company
driven down to the foot of the rock by
one of the workingmen there, Mr. Len—
non relusiug to get in the carriage
again."
Fred H. Schsrl, the absconding car-
liancea—Ausonia Sentinel.
Mrs. TthEEell of
found the dead body of her nine year‘.
brook near her home yester- I x“; Hale's.
NOTICE
Pesetvcdfisatflmt
day. Theboy died from heart disease
LOST AID £0011).
Till AND “MOMENT! BOOK,
ably on North lain atrcetcr West avenue.
suitable reward will be paid for its return to W. H.
SMITH.8W¢statrcct,twtothiaoflce. 5:!
Profemor Oldreive isdaily practising
walking upon the water c if Seaside
park. Two weeks from next Monday he
starts to walk l,000 miles on the Mimic-
He will use six diflersnt
. kinds of shoes in his aquatic tramp. He
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asked a gentleman as he got into a rail- (mag
way carriage, which carriage already
contained the specified number.
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The following were honed Sept. 3,
1889. List furnished fromofiice of A.
M. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
Edward P. Lullard, Bridgeport, screw “It
cutting machine; Henry Hammond, New
Haven, wrench; Arthur E. Helicon,
Hartford, 2 patents, die for forming fiat
orhollow ware; Granville I. Draining,
New Milford, wood filler; Franklin Hol-
land, New Britain, micrometer—gage;
James H. Pbalan, Ansonia,electric gong;
William A. Pitt, Glsnbrook,
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