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NUMBER 560.
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SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN” THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1889.
Will Dleyno. of the borough, lt’ft
town on his wheel at so early hour this
murtiing for the Dar-hwy fair.
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mounts
“at "r c'. wit-aim
Street Ctmmitrngiqwe advertiser to-
day for proposals for inset-damning
, North lain St. and West arenas.
--Smsll fresh barns for roasting, 12c.
a pound. A liberal reduction to board.
ing houses, at Ila-rd Haycs' market.
Ifr. Parson's Brooksids Stock Farm
has secured two premiums at the Dan-
Ilmnbury fair. Paras for road team and sec-
ond for coach team.
William I. Stevens has left the em-
ployment of J.T Prowitt,and will prob
ably go out of town to work at his trade
of picture frame making.
~Jockry clumieless sardin1 s at C.
' B. vamout’s. ____-__._
After several weeks spent at Racquette
lake in the Adirondacks, ix Governor
Uiuonlwtry has returned to his old Ridge-
flrld home, greatly bent’fittcd by his vs
cation.
The musical entertainment for the ben-
efit of Trinity church at Music Hall last
evening was not largely attended. The
cantata operatla passed ofl smoothly and
was enj iyed by all.
Incas-aw Almnanc lav Tn-Inrrnw.
Klabttdr In; tide but. I” But: sets
use its 5 is
I. I. Innld Deanna forecasts.
’1ch now in the Northwest
wIl probably more eastwardly to day.
Though now feeble, it may «are severe
dlmarbauecs an the mar centre as
the [last Atlanticcoaats. Tem-
rcse slightly in the United
Data. the chief minimum reported was
“draw, at Fm Bound, D. T. In
lib district today partly clots ly to fair
weather will printmtily prevail, preceded
pattbly by light rain, with slight ther—
fllclmngda and fresh southwesterly tn
My winds. In the Diddle States
and New England partly cloudy to fair
wutbrr will prevail, with slight ther
mal changes and fresh southerly to west»
arly winds, preceded by light rain on the
coasts north, followed by fair weather.
Onl'ridny in this city and section and in
New England, warmer, fair weather will
probably prevail, with light to fresh var.
Hie winds, may ermtherly and west
cvly, and on Saturday slightly warmer,
» fair to partly cloudy weather, with
“Ilbrrly winds, followed by cloudinemi
on and near the lakes.
THE LOCAL We
-Teu pounds of sparerib or sausage
for .1 ll) at Ferd Hoyen’ market.
President Starbuck, of the Houaatouic
road, has givin Colonel Stevenson's last
boy a full baby set—cup, spoon, knife.
fork and napkin ring—of solid gold.
The set was imported from Paris.
The people of this city are noxious to
have the borough follow their example
and macsdamtu West avenue. It is the
general opinion that when the work is
done the avenue will be one of the finest
In the stale. w”
-—New buckwheat fill" at Charles E.
Seymour’ 2.
Miss Walsh, formerly with Sccfield &
Hoyt, has accepted a clerkship in De.
Klyi. & Son’s upotown bakery and con-
fecttonery store, beginning her duties
November 1. She takes the place of Miss
Riley, who retiresto fill another ”engage-
1 meat.”
Norwalk sent another large delegation , w
, —New white clover honey at Charles
to the Danbwry fair today. 2. s “-
Joba Hellcat-Id was tried before Judge
Knapp this morning for drunkenness.
The depot platform in this city is being
bprnved. Keri are at work reflux-king
“ .
The attraction at the Y. M C. A. book
reception on Tuesday evening next. will
be a talk or: books and reading by R»v.
Richardson, of St. Paul’s EpisCupal
church. There will also be a short pro-
gramme of vocal and instrumental mus-
ic, followed by s sociable and lxght re-
freshmente.
Mucus layer figs at Charles E.
leymows’s. a
lawyer II. I. Lockwood is at hi.
home inflew Canaan sick with chills
ndfsvcr.
A WofaJol-n’s
WA. land A. I, will be held
tbisevaniag.
ManoanlbenGethsdangwounly
inkwibtypboidfever nthin home in
BmtIcrwslk.
-‘Ibn poaadanf npassrib ormaaage
“Mallardflnyea'market.
Plant it saw beginning tohits and
morsspim hthasfarcia stnrcfnr (Ill
-—I’ictures—Tintypes taken only for a
few days longer. Be sure and secure the
shadows before the substance fades, by
going to the tureling picture gallery on
Washington street, next to W. W. Com-
stock’a hardware store, and have your
picture taken. Remember, only a few
days longer.
Fisherman's Lack.
Three South Wilton sportsmen, Nelson
and Joiner Bauford and Kilo Brown,
drove over to Weatport the other day
and went fishing. A large basket of fish
was the result. Everything passed off
w m.“— smoothly until they were returning
home, when they came to I Swain?“
Em?”— T“ l mackerel at C. stream of watcrnear Norwslk and think-
ing the horse might be thirsty they
Tun borough firadspsument has re
"ceivsdnniavimtinatoattcsdthsaaausl
parade and iaqrcfinaof tbaStamfnril
”depart-dim.
Alsrpdclsgatinanfyoaagmcafrom
tbslorwsIY.I.C.A.wtll atteadthc
‘1 mun convention at Waterbury, which
mschfmmOctohsrl‘Ithtom
wanwillhcaanystrrsapper
Wm Friday evening of
thiswcek. Acorrynlwillrwufrnmtbn
Farahceatscncbwny: ni—
mhncatsceare.
gum or 1
~PmnlalngngrapesatClurleaB.
through,» attempted to turn around.
Indoing so the horse, wagon, men and
fish wereupaet in the water. The fish
went down stream, and the fishermen
naccmorcand came home, three wet,
nttho
thrill-1’5“!”
Om.
Jinn-m wannrrcswd and locked
“by Chiafof Police Lockwood last
swamp! withintcsication. This
marsiagbspaid nlasuf mandccstn
hrs-AbyJ-tlcslsllsck.
shmpa-paflnrltyouBi-uasels corp.
mum-swank.
‘ “twain makna
artisan-a
drove into the stream; but the water was
andnrp that they were unsblc to drive
got a good snaking. Otherwise no harm
was done. They got straightened up
but wiser-en, with nothing to show for
no lungs-an so Ian-Inn ralrlnld'n
. Baruns'l'hnmas S. lforison, chairman
nfthchoroagb onmmittecon highways,
honinvifed thcothermembersofthe
court of burgersca to take a ride with
him to Fairdcld next londay for the
purpose of examining the streets of that
place, preparatory to reporting on the
expediencyof macadamiaing West ars-
—Asunptbntiabolledlnalwnyssuper-
lortnn “cold prncsm” soap; and that
Btepb. Con-tuck,“ (Jo-stock Broth-
ss New York,wkwsthey tnokthnix
w a‘dnck ttmnfor home. The distance
covasdby thstrbwmabcutforty-flvs
cry, to Arthur Beers, of E tat Nurwslk.
The happy event took place Sunday at
the parsonage In North Salem. Ber.
[Album of that place, tiid the motto
knot lit the presence of the liners Llly
and Ella Itlln, who accompsv led the
happy couple. After the ceremony, and
upon their return to the refidencr o! the
bride's pamts, they partook, with a few
personal friends, of a bountiful repsst
prepared for the occasion. The Kind!
was the recipient of numerous flue prev
ears. The usual congratulations and
good wishes to the happy couple were
unwed, after which Ir. and Mrs. Beers
departed on the train for their horn-- in
Norwalk, where cverythtilg was in I’l‘fr‘ll-
tress for them tocomioeoce at once Ille-
happy duties of house keeping "
A "Pufl" for Dr. Nawgnun.
The lecture to ladies only at the Nor-
walk Baptist church, la-t night, by Dr.
Ifsry I". Newgeon. of New York cry, on
“The Perils Ind Puttfllhlllilt‘u of Amt-it-
can Womanhood,” is deecnhrrl ml Iltllf'h
more of an advertising “Ink1-' for Ibi-
petticonted practitioner than It was a
lecture. She tuld her small audience
very little that was new to them. Her
remarks were liberally prppr’l'rd with
the pronoun of the first person, while
she condemned the methods and prac
tier-s of physicians of the old schools, un-
til her audience grew wusry. She, took
paint: '0 leave her professional card W‘Ih
the ladies in the audience, and at the
conclusion of her remarks salted their:
for a collection of 325 to defray the ex
pence-t of the lecture.
Annual Meeting of the llcnlth Board.
The board of health of the town. con-
sisting of the selectmen and justices of
the peace, held its annual met-ting at lh.»
uptown office of the selectinen yester-
dny afternoon, for the election of Ollie
era. Selectmen Hendrick, Tolles and
Dnskam and Justices Selleck, Maples,
Morrell, Austin and Coolidge in re pres-
ent. Ilr.,l)asksm was Elected president
of the board and Mr. Coolidge secretary.
Dr. J. 6. Gregory was made health «mm
for the first district and Dr, W. (1. Dark»
health rrflicer for the. second district.
The executive committee of HIV boaid is
composed of President Daskam, Secre-
tary Coolidge, Ilr. Maples and one of the
health officers.
Danhary l’alr.
There were 15,000 people in allemluticn
at the Danbury fair yesterday. Thi- bal
loot: ascension and deecmt by parachute
was very successful. Two Incest Vii-t9
uom ll.
In tim 2.29 class Volunteer Prince Won.
Five heats were trotted. Harry [mid
won the first and third. Trmr 2 301},
2.28}, 2 29}. 2.31, 2.30. In thr 2.44 c oat
J. A. Doolittle's Ned won in thne
straight beats. B. Lockwood’: Sm: ler-
and. Time 2 401}, 2 41, 2401}.
Last night’s Daobury News says: In
class 56 there were five entries in the
single carriage horses exhibit. The first
premium was awarded to Mr. Arthur
Budd, of Brewster, and the second went
to Milo H. Parsons of South Norwalk.
Under the same class there were four
entries in the pair matched contest of
carriage horses. Mr. Baker, of Paw!-
ing, and Reed Ferns, of Danbury, were
awarded the first and second premiums.
Class 55 was for road horses, and there
was some interest connected with the
giving of prizes, an the horses had to
give an exhibition of speed. For double
teams lilo H. Parsons’ pair were swsrd—
ed the blue ribbon, although F. H. Bart-
well's team easily outtrotted them,doing
the mile in 3.111), the cold weather and
time betng against fast time. Hartwell‘s
team were debsrred from the blue rib
hon because they had entered a former
contest for money.
Battered of In Pocketbook.
bIrsJOsosgs O.’Brnnks,of Brooklyn.
and then bonrdedn train oil tthanbury
t Nnrwnlk toadrfor South Wilton, to
look- aftsr dis Interests of her summer
residence there. When she arrived at
the house her pocketbook, containing
some railroad tickets, about 84.50 in
money and other valuable papers; was
missing. There was a large crowd in
the car with Ira. Brooks, and the mob-
etbook was evidently taken from her by
pickpncketn whnwere onthelr way to
the Danbury fair, as no traces of it could
hefouud. She was obliged to borrow
money to return homswith.
—Iostof the white snapls “cold press-
ed” but the excellent qualities of Brus-
sels soap are obtained by boiling.
Death census-ts trainers-gs
A telegram received In thsborniigb
yesterday announced tbs dsatb, at his
home In Brooklyn, of Benjamin Barrow
clnugh. formerly of Norwalk,whoss ssv’
inns lllasm was may reported to Tim
mast. _ Ir. Barrnclosgb was for
many yearswtthnarsuis, tbs clothicr,
on tbs‘lbwsry.‘ The remains wlll bs
brooghttolforwalk tomorrow morons;
forlatsrmsstls tthstca mastery.
rumors-Imus.
Tbs Noewslk 'l'saohsrsl Association
wthsollamrsthgtomntrowaftwnons
anythlmaklsmsswsmmlhoum. Tbs
_ “Wham Thsmsst-
l. 2.13m *to this Mama‘s-day ~
last nlght whnn "Re-bat Glue, or
Amiug the Bushrangcrs," a sensational
drama. was produced by Johnny Prlndls
and acompaoy of capable people. In
the role of"lleuhin Glue," a Yanks.
trout Vermont, lie was successful from
start tonal-uh. Ii Prlndls, during the
performance, rendered his famous song.
"Reuben Glue," which brought down
the house.
Opera Iowan.
“ In tho Bulbs.”
Hamilton Harris and his standard
company of sixteen people, lncluiltita
Mm Rachelle R‘Tllld. Kate Singleton,
Ed. Brooks, Tony Eldtngei, and the
brigheet child actress of her time, little
Lillian deinger, who will appear In the
Opt'fl Housi- next Tuesday evening In
the great English military melodrama,
"In the Banks,” are meeting with show
dant succwih In the cities when» they are
playing. The Newark Sunday Standard
says in an extended notici- of the play:
“The humorof the comedian provoked
uproarioua laughter, the trial» and en-
tn-ntii-s of the persecuted hero brought
sadness to the heart and tears to the eye,
while the final overthrow of the villain
awakened an exultsot feeling in thi
hearts of everybody.”
Ounlnctleut churchmen.
The New York Tribune says: The ven-
eroble presiding bishop of the church,
Dr. John Williams, of Gxnncclittll, with
his clear cut face and tall, erect figure,
is probably the most influentia' member
of the Episcopste. He Is distinguished
nutonly nan profound theologian, but
as an inimitable story teller. lie is most
erdetuly loved by the young men of the
Drviniiy school at ”lddletttwn.
R47. Dr. Elwin Harwocd, of New
Haven, is an old fashioned Connecticut
churchmsn, whose courtly yet genial
manners make him a favorite wherever
he is known. Dr. Harwood has no Iik
ing for the extreme Catholic party,
whose measures he opposes with great
vigor and ability.
R-v. Dr. E. E. Beardsley, of New Ha-
ven, is an ex president of the house, and
is s storehouse of decisions and prece—
dents. Bets also an authority on the
history of the Episccps‘l church in Con-
necttcul.__
lualc. linewtlnn and Ice Cream.
Socially, financially and numerically
the entertainment given by the ladies of
the Norwalk Methodist church last night
was a success. The programme of mus-
ical and literary exercises consisted of s
aol l by Miss Alice Selleck, a duet by the
Misses Coinstock, s durt by Mrs. Lyon
and Miss R tymond, "citations by MID-l
H»lenn Hill, Frank Snyder and Miss
Pullman, the latter a New Brit-
ain young lady of marked elocu
t'onary ability, whose relations were
llSl-‘nt’d to with much pleasure. The
various numbers on the pmgrsmme
were well rendered, and received the
hearty applause of the audience. Re-
freshments were served during the even-
ing to those who desired them.
tin-n nufirfifiifiifi.
A rare opportunity will be given to
those who desire to witnus an interest-
ing game of billiards, at Music Hall,
Monday evening. Oct. 14. Morris Daley
and William Sexton, who rank among
experts of the world, will be the contest-
ants. Ladies will find nothing objection»
able in the entertainment and they are
earnestly requested to beprsseut. m,
served seats may be procured at I. If.
Eoyt’s drug store. _~_
special Town Iaattng.
The selectmen have called a special
town meeting for Thursday, October 17,
at 4:00 o‘clock p.m., for thopurpose of
considering certain claims for bounty
prescribed to the selectmcn by veterans
of the war of the rebellion, validated by
the last legislators.
Slgallsnns Proportions.
mammals}: B. Sshhora‘ of tho
Social Science association, the can
numbsrof Building and loan W
lions In the United States In between 8,-
000 and 3,500, distributed as follows:
Ismachusetts bl, Maine 12, New Hamp-
shire «t, Rhoda Island 3, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania 000, of which half are in
Philadelphia, New Jersey 140, Dclswars
so, Inrylnud 50, New York M, Texas
50, Iii-curl 73, Ohio 000, Illinois 400. of
which $0 arc in Chicago, Iowa 100,
Iichigsn 50. Iiunesotn 125, Wisconsin
50, California 110, Southern states 200.
Ir. Sunburn atys that thesa smocls-
tlnns provide for the Investment at any
given time of not Ism than “0,000,000.
The accumulated Investments made by
the aid of building and loan associations
are estimated at from summon: to
$750,000,1ID-In a parlor! of forty years.
In commuting on thssa estlntatsa, the
once, a journal published In thslntsrest
of accountants, says: It is doubtful lf
aaysystsmformvlngshssavsrbssuds-
vised which has had such a wadsncy to
produce frugality among persons of
small lucomsastlm building amochtlous.
Thorn '- uotlilng to reps! and everything
to attract such patrons who are paying
rent or boarding, and who with to avoid
doing . so. Tbs annuity, therefore, of
oust-I foundation for such organisa-
tions, and the host mung h sisal.
'--A "mid ”hull”
Shlelda was the foreman of a gang of
laborers who were repatring the switch
at North Haven, where the Boston ex-
Soutl: Hadley, lass, and two others.
Shields lsallcged tohave been criminally
Judge Blydcnburgh assisted Stats Attor.
Anny Doolittle h: muting, sod Attor-
death of HIM Binghnin and its cause.
condition of the. track lllt'l’Wltl‘d-l.
spreading of the l'ltlltl, which would not
jsmio Parkliuist. Rosdmm-h r InniI was
done.
occurred. Hts testimony Went to prove
Other workmen will testify to the same
Seymour avenue, asked him why it was
press was wrecked on June 20. causlng
the death of Ira. levy E. Blngbain,
president of the lit. Holynke semlnnry,
responsible for the accident in not hav
ing the tracks lo condition for the or
press tosafcly pass. The prosecution is
based on Ifim Blugbam‘s death. Ex-
nsy William C. Case and Lawyer Rors-
bach of Hartford, dl’ft'flfll‘d.
Medical Examiner White told of the
Vlwpmldt'fll [Med and John C. North,
who were passengers on the wrecked
train, described the accident and the
The
former was certain the truck had not
been properly npiked. Road-nastier Lane,
of the Consolidated mod, testified that in
his opinion the accident was due In the
r if they were properly spiked.
a defense put. in a model of the
tracks and switch at the paint where the
accident occurred. It was made by Ben-
recalled and admitted baring picked up
a piece of brake shoe after the accident.
He said he thought at first that might
have caused the accident. John Dwyer,
one of the laborers who repaired the
track testified as to how the spiking was
He said several trains passed
safely over the rails while they were in
the 'me condition as when the accident
that that the rails were properly spiked. ‘
effect.
WllI ITALIANS ABE EIPWYED
They Are No cnaapar, not c... it. 3.11 from the Woodhridge oak at a cost of
Promptly.
The B'rmioghnm Transcript says:—
A Transcript reporter, while coovi-rs
ing with Superintendent Porter of the
Electric road, a few days ago, while he
was directing a gang of Italians who
were tearing up the horse car tracks on
that the Electric road hired Italians for
this work. “Oh." replied the superin-
tendent, “we can’t get other men quick
enough when we want them. These
fellows are as good workers as though
they were civilised, and we can get any
number of them quickly. Where do we
get them? Why, there are hundreds of
them around within a ”It‘ll!“ of a few
miles. Seethat fellow with a Derby hat'::
His name is ledeII0,0fltl when We want
some men we go to him and say that we
want so runny men at scertain time.
He always has them on hand, whether
itbe five men or fifty. Do they work
chespvr? No, they cost us more than
native men would. They are paid $1.50
it day, and they steal everything that
they can lift. Every mother's son of
them has at least one pick and shovel
belonging to the road. Why, in two
week-s that we had ngnug of them work-
ing on the track in Derby we lost sixty
new picks and shovels, but Kennedy (the
foreman of the road) made a raid on
their quarters and got most of them
back. We‘ve only lost one shovel this
time—since yesterday morning.”
, - W Connecticut Patents.
The following were imued Oct. 8,
1889. List furnished from office of A.
If. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conu.:
George P. Andrews, New London,
chuck; Charles II. Burgess, New Britain,
sheet-metal look-case; Joel T. Cane, Bris-
tol, steam ehgine; Samuel P. Crafts,
Bsmdsn, app. for vaporizing fuebotl;
John 0. Davis, Hartford, pump;‘l’bomas
8. Gilbert, New Haven, corset; John
Henderson, Waterbury, friction gearing;
William 0. Roman, lferlden, hsbgiug
limp; Henry Joules, New Haven, boring
undercut holes In metal; Charles A.
King. Ifsridcn reobouud mechanism for
breachvlnadina guns; David N. Plume,
Waterbury, drawer-pull; Edward C.
Porter, New Haven, process of and app,
for mfg. carriage corner-irons; Henry E.
Bums“, New Britain, sbcebmeul lock.
cane; James 8. Copeland, Hartford, velo-
cipedc.
Just In It In.
The State of Ohio, through itsomcisls,
recently made a thorough Investigation
of the various baking powders on sale in
Its border. Commimloner Hurst, lo a
statement to the public on the subject,
says:
“Tbs Stats Chemists snalvses show
the superiority of Cleveland’s baking
powdar In ths four highest qualities of
excellence:
It k richer in cream of tsrtsr.
It Is richer In gas product, or leavers.
log power.
Prom Its use there i less residuum In
the brand lustsrlnl.
It does not contain any “healthful or
cflsuslvs WWII as alum,
ammonia, lime, to.
Tbs analysts and comparison of the
btst stair brands of cream of tartar bak-
msnsmm tillers-Imam a
May
”all ‘ ”of ballot
firerybody and all their friends are
taking in the sights at the Danbury fair
to day.
lfrs. Dudley, of New York city, who
has been visitlog at Bradlev Bturgess' for
the past two weeks, returned home on
Tuesday.
LABOR BTATIIITILN
Itcprcsanttatlvns of tha Btata Bureau
flow In New Haven.
The annual collection of Slllletlm for
the state labor burenu will be completed
about November 1 and then the work of
compilation will be begun. William L.
Countryman, chief clerk, and 8. N. Ben-
edict, spr-clsl agent, will spend the next
two weeks in this vicinity obtaining de.
tails from manufacturers concerning
number of employee, capital, value of
manufactures, value of stock and ms.
terisle, cost of manufacture, gross and
net profits, superintendeuce, wages, etc.
Lou year BlullsllC-l concerning about
ninety select-Id Concerns were compiled.
Till» year the st-xtisttcs will in present be-
tween 150 and 200. The industries are:
llakrrics, hlflnfl, carpets. clucka, corsets,
cotton, Cotton duck, cutl- ry, forging,
gener l hardware, hots, iron foundry,
iron, malleable, knit goods, machini-
shops, paper mills, printing and publish-
ing, rubber goals, slices, silk, silwr plat-
ing and woolen goods. ,
The representatives of the bureau have
been {PCvIVPd with great courtesy by the
manufacturers and have been given all
the information desired. They have
found business generally pimp: rous,
there being a marked improvement
since last year.
WOODBRIIIHE on.
A Magnificent Chair for the Qulnnlplac
Club,
In the window of a furniture store in
New Haven is exhibited a chair mode
0|"
$175, for the Qainuipiac club. It i-i big
'eoough to hold a man wtighiog 300
ponds and is beautifully carved. The
panel in the hack bears the coat of nuns
of Connecticut and at the top are oak
leaves and acorns, carved Indian heads
terminating the posts on either side. The
arms termtuste in lion claws grasping
the front ~ponts of the chair.
DRUNK IN NEW YORK.
Tough Expnlcuce of Otto Connectlcut
Man.
Thomas Cary, who says he is a saloon
keeper from Liidxllntown, (31mm, was
found in the aft: «at in New York ye~ler-
day morning leming agaimt a barber's
pole. When a policeman undertook to
arrest him he found that the man’s head
was badly bruiso-vl and cut and he was in
a dazed condition. Cary was removed],
to Rosevelt hospital in an ambulance
where he became unconscious. The
police are investigating the case.
Eels In the Band.
A bout four miles from Norwich is sit-
uated the village of Ballville, on one of
the tributaries of the Thames River.
During the present fall it became neces-
sary to repair the dam which furnished
the waterfall for a large woolen mill
owned by Hall Brothers at the above
named place. In taking away the dam,
live eels were found in dry dirt three
feet below the surface of the toad bed
and twelve feet from any water. One
of these eels weighed one and cucqnar-
ter pounds, and they were very lively
and seemed all right, as the men who ex-
amined them look them home. had them
cooked and ate them. We place this on
record, knowing the parties who have
furnished as the data to be sbwlutcly
truthful. We have in our time chroni-
cled some remarkable cases of eel migra.
lion aifl other facts connected with their
pecullar life, but this beats anything
we have over yet known in reference to
the eel fsmily._—Fibrc_ and Fabric.
. tin-rant Great Ian. .
At the Newlield public school yester-
day onc of the teachers directed her
pupils to write the names of great men
at their task eagerly and some of them
had quites list made out. One little fel-
low atlracted the teacher’s attention by
indicating that he bad a request to make
in connection with the task. When ask-
ed what he wanted be requested to be
informed bow to spell Sullivan. “Don’t
you write that name, Sullivan is not a
great man, be In a great big losfer,”waa
the reply of the teacher.
All. ABOIIND TIIB STATl.‘
James IcDonongh of Stonlngton wad
struck and had his right band out all by
a train Tuesday night.
Carl Chute, who was Injured by an
elevator to Bridgeport Ioudsy, died at
his horns yesterday morning.
Frsdnrlck H. Comets, dying In New
York worth $3,000.00), left $10.01!) for a
free library In North Granby, his native
town.
Souls sunning things happened at
Winstsd [outlay In consequence of the
new assist ballot system. One Irishman
that "than was on sallu'
wax In tho bsckhouss to sthlck fast tbs
they had read about. The pupils were run
W 1 r: =
m "we 8mm Altbrsry society In connection with I‘ll! BBIMBBOOII WEDDING. llflBTAINIllTS. Sl'lllll, 0! NOT SPIKBD. UP TIIIl llfllltIATOIllC. WRITE”.
tbnY.I.C.A.wlllbaorganiasdto— ~——-——-—- ~-------~- , m.— ”
”about“ most. 1 a. Lana-at of is Pin-want anti: by a "“0 “"4“ Von-an sat-ins an mat for Ilsa Blag- "W " 0°"! 0- ""I “I. 1"” 0' “'0 M 1...... an...“ m.“ o . .1.
. " aourl “all“ night hum wank. W. Wm“ Inwban Olnn. T h." 9““- ”' ‘ '- Im'fimm'lswmgsulw M OPERA HOUSE. NO.
I. m m -—-A large arrival of the celebrated A Georgetown correspondent writes: The New a. «:0th “d Journal ho trial of Thomas Shields, of finite norm! wruroa. ‘" ‘ “M“ “W
nnawacs. ’ Dew Drop canned goods. The finest ”The leading svsntln Georgetown this ”1'0““. BoulrnClueCo. tbstswtlfl ford, on the charge of manslaughter, Peter Schubet a, “a. York city w" An” "Warn" ltfimlsgfllmtzst; on "“370“
”not": um mi m. .1 c. r. Scymour’s. week was the mam-so 0' ll“- ROW here 0111, 171:1. The Grand was crowded "t .”It“ Mom Judas Ton-m Ind s ., .0" 0., Tu“; ,, ' 3'”: "Wm {Wmmd'mmm
mm” m" daughter of Ir. and lfrs. Owner Greg jury in the superior court Tnesdly. y. .. ‘0 D “It 30%. Nu Ionrl
llsnlt Bulldlog. So. Norris!
Aft.I le’lltIIllch BOUIIKIIPIR. AD-
ilirss Lock llos an, Snail: ltorwslk. all) It
STINOGBAPIIIB AND TYPIWIIITII-IX
I‘ll. situation. Add
010 at" KNOGBAPBIB." lhls 06cc
OARD AND LODGING WITII A RISPICTA-
bls fsml y for a child It ysstsofsgn. Addicts
II It, can: it. Wagner, south India“ strict rwallt
D
AillllNll AND IRONINOM AT IIIB OWN
home. Also IIonseclcsolng sndOen
Denmark by the day ll tin \Ull.'l'lll.‘mI
088 at 12 lloyt street Wormwood
010
"so our.
Admtlscmcuta under no head, 11.11. exceeding ll
toes. 1 time the. I flutes we. lwc'rk .100
HO
[1148! and fifllfabeth slice:- egotalnlng
rooms inprnvoinen con-
diilon. TAYLOR A (1 “DIN,
o 10 at Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
APLACEM 14 acres. with small house cult,
owlthlu 15‘ miles of the cylty. Price ”(3.
TA let A: GOLDEN.
)Alt'l' 0? HOUSE ON IIIQII STREET; PAll‘l‘
of house lm' Water street; part of homo 116
Water street Ila! Shop on Water street
(Dill. It quire of RAYMOND BROS
Nlilt’ COTTAGEON LYN-Rs PLACE, MOD:
tin conveniences. Apply at note to
salfUlll. LYNE‘I
at alike of Coolidge dc Lockwood.
NEW HOUSE OF SIX ROOIS 0N BUBBANK
' street. Ri-nt Ill. Also first and steam
floors, 5 rooms mh. Rent and :9. Apply to
J . l. BURBANK, 61 South sin street, So {for
or W
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N3 "("312 AND PART OF TWO HOUSES
on Woodward avenue. Water In. Rent res
tunable. Apply to B A. WOODWAIID.
DWI-1‘! IIALPOPNBW llOUSEON IIBADOW
1 street. nctr Woodward avenue Water lit.
:0: particulars inquire st 9f West Avenue, Scull:
orwal s18 t
091w
» ___. run sans:
Advertisements under this head. not 11.01.41.137.
lliicr, 1 time 5c, stimenwc lwcek ’1 oo
OUBIS. BUILDING LOTi ANDP'ABIS AT
REASONABLE PRICES AND ON BABY
TERMS, Al “O lNV ISTMBNT BONDS, LOANS.
NEGUl‘lATIONS.
TAYLOR .t GOLDEY.
o to tf 1m uisnce Agents.
ALARGB xcw POUNDLAND WATCII DOG,
Smooths 010, Charles Dennison, No 7 Ray-
mond tit, 50 Norwalk. ow,“
BUILDING LOT 53 r 1:...” Fl'. Poll BALI
chtsp, If sold soon on North Unit: St. Nor-
walk. Apply to Box '58, Norwslk. Conn. 010, 3:
10 COllDS SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD Pull
h r still;é Ingest“ cash price. Alaogoodwork
one or a re order
“Tim..-
or address C. L JAIBS. South
ON! NEW BUSINESS WAGON,
TWO
firstclasa new spindle Nous. two munch:
baud spindle wnmm, one good
tomonesecundh droadwsfilu. Callsooullyou
want one. am (HIT 8 FLYNN.
KAI. ESTATE FOR SALE—1P YOU WANT A
hnusc,cr lot,ors farm cheap, for the next
three months. call at lorrellJtL’Bommcdleu a ones,
No. as Washington st, as [they have just opened up
some of the finest lots to town and a number of
them are water fronts. Also a due summer reel-
(litre, house, humanistic house, acre of land, all
on lbewster front. Also insurance of all kinds in
best companies.
Two
SECOND [I AND FURNITURE. STOVBS, CAR
pets he bought and sold or sold on commu-
s' on, at my new place of limitless, under the Sal
vr .mArmybcrrukuSontt: Norwslk. WmP Pod-
more. m In:
Notice to Contractors.
PROPOSALS wlll be received up to Tse'dny.
Oct 15th, for macsdsmizmg North Mali: street
and West avenue South Norwalk. Specification
can be had on application to
JAIIBS C. GROVE.
Street Committee.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. 0 m at
Dlstrlct of Norwallt st: Probate
Court, Oct. Mr, A. D.,1889.
Walnuts, application has been made to this
Court for ndmlnutrstion of the «tale of Julian D.
Bunnies. lots of Norwalk. in said district, do
ceased; therefore
Onnnxn,Tl:stsaid lcstinubc beardsuddc
terinatmed thePrubate inlorwslk, on the
18th “dailpftktpkum 15911:?“ u
cuotcethcrro vet: to a persons
publis this order in s
sailestrict,
at
least seven days before said mmdayof
ABA B. WOODWARI)‘. Judgs.
Notlcc.
choice building lots, at: and 60 feet front,on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. SAMMIE
itist'"
y of October, A.D.
1m, stfourmo'clockp. is., at the Town
'0' ptiiwt'irtcilM the Selectmen by-vztcraim'g
turd-ruthencbellhmtssld claims been
no.» ‘31:... palil,and ““3"“m“
samsof «mommy- Jt'ebm‘Mdm them
tollqiildatcsndpsy raid chd to unmet
mot brrtnbnstasmproper bsbiosghtbsfcismld
stNorwslk,thlaftk dayofOctsbw, Ad).
FRANKLINA Am
SAIUII. DASIAI,
nfths Town of Norwalk.
CITY TAXES.
ult'l
Asmmntfce.
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AMI, WILL om
Monday Evening, Oct. Hill, 1889.
All tho m Its-am of tho lass-n
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hurl-Hum.)
‘1' ‘- 3. a
.... “mm. at ..
Tuesday, Oct. 5
’l'lsla Oclnbrntwd snacnmwlll bn‘ I
On an Blaburatslanl lull. with
Iconic lflxnatn and OM
Secure Your Icnts Early,
of)
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Music Ilsll, South Email; é
ON! NIGHT ONLY.
Thursday, Oct. I"
“J [8. LIM‘ Elm IIIAII You
The Grant W M
REUBEN 6?»
0r Life Among the Bushmasib
By the late Fred larsdcn, TIM I“
Cele lebmchharncts‘r'e'omslh. ‘
J ohnnic
Andsstrong company, under lbs I!“ , , ’
GRIFFIN & WW ‘
Vlvld and Thrilling “will!“ i
A Vermont Yankee ll ltllltllt .
A Hundred Exciting 1mm: arms-ashram '
laughs! .
‘I’J’muml Price- ,
Seals now on sale at cht'n and (lands r
ors'rnn sum.
There will be so OysterSuppsrattb
Springwood ChapelFriday Haul
And if not too
Chanel from the post’ollicsm building I ”new
vals from” t 30 until 00' clock meal!!!“
ADIISSION T0 Till sirens. “W
Grand Billiard Exliliflit
MMOMfi§EE§é a
MORRRIS oar. 1- g
WILLIAM snx't'o
of New“It York Olly.
Interplaynslatkssig-
try and this. exhibition“|c will be ”rum
fsvntsble conditions,and I
most fastidious can approve. hill; 3 ass.
an opportunity for their: to wttuas the m
in the full assurance of the most strict
Tickets 50c; Reserved Seats Be.
Tickets can be secured at If
o95t JAMES B
MEAT MARKET
E. A. Raymond
Barre—muedhlslcnt IsrkctunY
”5%:
Rests new on snow at
Dale's, Notwslk, and J.
These gentlemen
“ran-re
nugMNnrwslk, where bcwlllba
old customers and thcpu
boundtnsuitsnd usllty '”of atom the
Pleaseglvcuas andwcwill
you. 011 w
MISS AGNES Fl
4:: nuts smear, 10:03le
Faitmggeuihfi-
Ill Pattern Hats and“
Thursday and mas .
001'. 10 and 11s -
H’Lndlnn are cordially WI.
Miss 114.121.0111“
Immamwkmabwllkc.
”meant my
Biueltllaltail
”fab“
All Kludonf’ '-
W503 1’31“”?—
Norwalk Chronicler