Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 5, 1890 · page 1

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DIRECTORY

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TOWN OF NORWALK

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‘ Inn. MalnsndWall N.
IANDALLIIN m.£ In,
sucrroxxmur.
Jammnwmdrr. run

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BABBS.
MINASON.WIIIIIII.N.M“WIIIIW
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IIILD MAO. tho Iain-1.8.11. Sole
'soresrncolchratodice
IINKRCHASLNaInIuIeIrW N.
Wcoorrrctiorreryarrd arrd.iccuoun Fm.ggbods&u
N‘S Horne lads“ Bread Bakery,8
Lesvocrdsrsstrtltayroondst.
TMflofi"m
OITYM A11 ALBANIAN, Washingtonot,
. N on 000 surplus Sit"
acohll.
COUNTY NATIONAL
1m. Cap
.Ja'ruosmllystt; deepest...
“mg. COUNTEWS BANK,Tho.51
WindsBA 8. Nearly prost;lrartin

OBWALK, 51 Wall
“1W. Capital W333]!

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Prim.
.rmi. roamed,“
we 13' D.W.Fitch,W..F

.Bankcr's
and Family accounts are solicited.
NOIWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. The.000 Wall at. N.

”Wm unhvicoprurr

rt.
1%quth ssviNcs 13mm The,
Innin-

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um, Wholesale.)
8013“ NORWALKBRKFCO. 8. N. Hammond
heel. p,,larrrb veal,

flair wmrrp' aco. N. museum
um Munro

BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
WONJJE Postoflccboxddb, N. Circulars
toldodinoverlilllSunalsy _
BLACKSMI'I'BS.
”WW '1'. toot Raymond st, 8. N. Horse-
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
mono.s..sco P.0buxm8N. builders
dhrldquocks, 1mm.
WANDIHOI DEALERS.
NEWER. 8.8ulalnst.S.N. costcchrkaud
momentum-Isa spedaltlain
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was rouNIBON is ammo,
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NAIL! ll IBIOJMIIIIIIMWIHIQU. N.

UNIVERSAL 81‘0“ 113.1%. lulu

eruockory glsIIwIItho

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3300'“th ..P WIMMMflB.

Oilcshocmaam. loop. or

MKINDALL. GEON 8.. D...D8 World
Frsukllosts.8 N. Hounds». too
residence stisst,

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madame-rt

ChurchN. gas
porcelalncrowusinowtod.
WEED. W. 1... D.D.S. a OmhsrdmN. Odlco

hourstts. In. totp. In.

D0038. SASHANDBLINDS.
8mm.w.n.hco.15rh17Wstorst.N.esrrlIge
hecls.ctc.

-woodwovk.w

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
MD. I. ‘Mfltfifil Wm

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NATION!) mmmmwm

plpglltofllncllslndlam

buncomcunmcsrs.
our anZaodtIvo.I. N
tctom'. stoop. Ia. Receip-

GRSOORY. J. 0. 38 Wallst N. Established 1w.
Wholesaleaud dretail. Popular prices.
RIGGS JOHN A ll loin It,N. Perfumes-Atty

‘i‘lmfllfm

live drum: petunia.

PLAISTED'S 48 Wuhirrgtcn at. S. N. potent medl-
etchysl> relans'prescriptlono a specialty.

DRY-M008.

I 111(15me &SON&-“TM Equitable “ No. R
yer, vice-president; WWI)“ 0110101}!

Danette building, N.
ondrrr

“no! rust
BANKS, I. K. Mabackoruo Hotel block,S. N. dry-
goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwearaspecialty.
BENNETT J.P.19laln st, N. Business estab-

lished over lorry-two years.

The programmer A csoN. arm-mm st,S. N.

,urpetnemioeeadv.)

goods
lg; SCOFIELD A HOYT SGasettc bidg.N. 68Waoh-
u..S.N .(Sce advertisem out)
STREET. EDWARD. b (Janette bldg. N. Dry

goods, fancy goods. lnotions audhoorsry

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

ADAM' EXPRESS CO. onlce railroad station. 8.
N. suddBWIliot N. press lorwordcrs tool
portsor the world. Passorrgcrtrniuservlcc. Low

roles. Lester llunt, agent.
EKPBESSMEN.

BI‘IVXTON A BRUNDAGI. cdlosst Mel's, 43
Inruiture sud

oil or, N. Our motto 'proruptatten
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS.
pianos moved Loove ordasut

SliEltWOOD.W. W. N. siareat poatcrtlcc and

Hale I. Careful sud prompt service.
“TEAMS. ESSENCES. no.

.8. a CO. its Nair: st. N.

era 01 Sconeld’o celebrated flavoring extracts.

NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. uranulscturuo or

Email?

due extracts. Ambler A Bell
FERTILIZER.

RAYHOND BROS. Bradley‘ I “perm -phcsphstc.spec~

ialmauurestnd
SNITH. W. H. 300W

ohm N. lagents {or Wit:
lions Clark A Co.‘ I

nun BRICK Aimem our.

RAYMOND BROS. ordinary sin in stock,

lots to order.ilre mortar.saud,chprgueyd due W

non. orsrsrus, cums. use.

HUNT e zuwrr sowmgwn st. 8 N. due

uh. 01mm. chm! n in. name. Icon-Nanc-
run ANII coNcnm WAurs.

HORTON JOHN B cz'r'sonr avenue, 3. N. Also

attractors for dogma,
asphalt. t.hlck.corneutsodgravolwatka.
mums S'l'ltAll AND 1101' WATER
HEATERS. ‘
IEIKIRJVJL A; 00. Music Hull block, S.N.
lilo agents.

mun. GRAIN AND mu.
“ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best mode. Don‘t

norrrorrn rims.

toiltouscit.

L'HOMIEDIBU.DAN1IL. east end of Washington
st.bridge’l‘ The choicest of family dour kept.

RAYIOND ӣ1,108 hay, straw. hour and iced In

carcrcargo lots.

RED MILL 1)ar‘ron.Croioot A Rose. Grain. choir:

gonndlmgrahamandryedmr

IcKAY. JOHN, I. 1‘.th

tdrpersarldloraiwmallkiuds.

rcsesaspocialty.

RAYMOND OIO. ll. mummflaudtdlainu,
abovooldstore.

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saloon-rm rte.

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occurs. Scar.

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8.8.tsblsdolluduh tarallytrads.
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use” aseptic-s.
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usttrcssss.sro.

CAI LIGHT WIPANIII.
NORWALK 0A8 LIGHT COIPANY.oIco

thhrsodol-

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near West.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... MONDAY. MAY 5.1890.
THE EVENING 3m summers III solouon.

[lousy llauodlst's Grocery Involu—
tosurll'hluughuluskituduw.

When Pinnoy ck Benedict's
store uptown. was oparod this morning,“
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cAVANAmrrresrr. rt. actuators. ullllouy

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mm WimummNJ
“nouns. l.L.sSo.Iaiust.8.N. latest
flJOllmli-u .

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martin. new ...: mm '“mmmlbfl.
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m Ironwork.

an mm mm.

THE LOCAL NEWS.

Forothsrlooolaorsssosfosrthpags.

a Bad roan Causes u turrets" cor-o.
Frederick A. Hole, s'god twenty-fight.
W! living utlllosdale, was lodged in the
“WI jlil yostudoy athruoou, charg-
dOws was found broken. tho catch was quthmkmuxum’g hrgwm if.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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D £11.an N.custour
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this establishment arowarrau ted.
Ireneheoocblrgstatlho Wind.”
H033! suouns.

I UNA JOHN.N Iain 8.11. It.
sq Mg.” o. driving... special

ANIMCANH told N. J.c.0olilru.
O'l'llla. n‘.

so Railroad
HOTEL. m Bus-
NORWALK 11%m1lm 3.11. depot.
omwnuuorxusswwm 8.2!. Need
HOUIIWINISHIMIOOODS.

m'finufiwmms. N. M,

10]! DELI-EBB.
WWI). B.“Ik:ldfll Build .1:urm,“8. N. also

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

burglars made away with, as a large
quantity 0! groceries could have been
taken. they say. without being missed.
There was no indication thattho sale,
which contained
had hoontarnporsd with. The c
soornsto bsthat the burglarywss‘tho
work of homo' talent, possibly boys.
There wssoolight intho store,
the back portot tho building isoorno-

six footersaudot violent temper. Yos-
terdsy morning Henry was plowing and
one at hishorsos cut its (not slightly.
Alter dinner Frederick and his [other
How. sstou thopisno talking or thoiujury
to the horse, but not blaming Henry,
whoatholattor. who was working near
by,bocarno enraged, and withsu oath
for his lather with a heavy
whiflstsoo in Ids hood. shunning to
. brook bk hood. The lstm secured a
whmwheo Prod-rick Ward. on-
deuvoring to pacify Henry. Henry.
thoroughboursgednmscd’ man.swesr-
ingbewould knockhis brother’sbrsins '
out. The latter seized the whifilletrco
audIsHonrycumenpouhimstrrIck
him two terrible blows upon thohoad.
Henry toll totlre ground. but got up and
staggered into the' house where hotel!
totho floor unconscious. Frederick so-
curedadoctor, butHonry diodst two
o’clock this morning without regarn' lug
consciousueu. Frederick was arrested

 

 

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tothcabovohowill psrlorrntko
rmmmmm
or Dr. Slade, the cm ‘
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ms Barron.
censors-cu luuuy.

J. L. Ambler c Sons, the borough dry-

drm, received ”anonymous letter

morning, containlrtgu crisp two-dol-

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“humour

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

. of tho Norwalk other. and the
writeroxplainodinabviotuoto, thatths
twodollarswastomskogoodamistoks
in a bill which occurcd several years

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mommrcmrcuu.
PODMORKWN. underSslrstiouArrn

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OYS’I'KKPLANTHBSANDDEALZIS.

Ira Finnnoy was in tho “clumsy.
but did not notice the broken window.
He thinks, therefore, that the dad must
have been committed last night.

CADBTS 05 THE DIAIOND.

'rIrs Norwulk unrsary Intuit. Apr-us
Burt's Illltury Loud-y.

On Saturday the nine from Col.
Military school
Stamford and played a game of
ball with the Bott’s Academy.
the start up to the seventh inning the by 015W Forrington and lodged to jail.

COOLIDGIJIDCKWOOD. 9 Main ILN. insur-
LAYTON. JACOB I. inWashington I treat toP. O.
LOCKWOODm WM. cor lainandWollIts. N. Real
estate investments. loans tod
HOBRELhd L’HONMNDIKU. 96 Washington It.
N.otrlc punt

TAYLOR s GOLDEN to A nWsshington' It,
8N .NJtulItststeaudInIurauce.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

HERA! P. and cmix m.
CUTBILLRJ. rootctcltayruuud 8.1L whob
deshrlndno dnooystau. “'
HOY'I'W 1!.th Icrwurr 8.N. root
Raymond) «portal-and whole-oi:

—~Arouratic camphor, 35c, st Piars‘ ted’s.
Hearing In the South Norwulk Reservoir
(luau.

 

A hearing is being held at the Town
Hall, Wilton. today bolero the commit-
tee appointed toassess the damages to
property owners whose property to to be
taken by the city of South Norwalk for
reservoir purposes. The Jones case is
m on. em to be heard.
appears tor the city. cud Brewster.
Tweedy QScott ot Daubury. appears [or

sired than the eflcctivo
colmvillianism of GeraldGrifllu, ortho
displayofwrathcvlneodbytho m ‘
husbandin tits portcrroaoccot m
WJlrddletcu' ,whothinhhibmodi"

 

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GIN‘L LIFE INS. 00.. S. S. L’-
iIouIrnedien W SN. see ad.

sgcu
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. to Washington
st. 8. N. II. (J. Dibble, assistant supt.
NORWALK FIRE ms. 00..
business since moo. No outstanding lbs-claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS CO The lander- block.
lsinsgs. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendent.
INVESTHEN’I‘ SECURITIES.
CRAUFURD R. B.
Nirlrllesex banking...
IRON AND STEEL.
SAHTH, W. H. a CO. 15 and 17 Water It. N.
' axles carriage hardware, etc.

HOUSHAN. iMWatcrstJ. N. planters
Nurwulkoyotus.

JMLACO P. O. mums. N.
hole-hand re.tail

PATTERNS AND IODILB.
NORWALK PA’X'I'KHN W0
that” prrop..P,1l.lveraido are 8.
so

IgoutiorthseolobrntodCarton-Iurnsco.

PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS
.45 Halo It. N’sowett's loath.

RAYMOND BROS. Jowott' I. Atlantic and Sociey‘s
Lead. Calcutta oils and Arorill Chunieul Paint.

SHITEW. H. :00. Ibill’WotoIIhN. agents
blartiuapalnts.

N. In cumin!
John E Baht The tragedy was witnessed by the {other
sud sister The stories of these witnesses
undo! thornurdcror allagroe‘orrdis as
told above. Henry had a terrible temper
and was ungovoruable when aroused.
Ho had several times assaulted his [other
and his brother with dangerous weapons
and the neighbors expected I murder
would result lrorn their quarrels in time.

ANOTHER BRUTAL IUBDBB. "

'I'hls limo the Deed Occurs rostrum.—
ners or can ease.

Arthur Jackson, colored, while drunk
Friday night, went to the Bristol House.
where his wife is a waitress, and do-
mandodtbatshegohomowithhirn. Al-
thoughocaredthowornandldossho woo
commanded. Arrived thcroJIckson got
an axe. made his wile hold a light while
he killed his dog. Hotheuprocureda
kerosene oil can and poured its contents
over his wife’s bed, uying ho was going
tokillhersudhurnthohonso. Procur
iugsnmhothnwhhwilodowmcutr
ting berthrost from ear toeor. gashing '
horioceundcuttingofithreoofher
lingers. He thou tied. .

Altor recovering consciousness the
woman dragged transit to the house ot a
neighbor. She may recover.

Jackson was arrested Saturday attor-
uoon, sttbohouseofamannsrnod
James Bishop, while eating dinner. He
made no resisteucc and was locked up.
Jackson and his wife have been married
about four years and have one child.
Ho never has provided (or his
their marriage, the being obliged to
work to prn‘rrc the necemariesol lilo
for herself and child.

Jackson was in Plaiovillo Friday alter-
nooo, drinking with several companions
and wbeohe left them he whacuog
strangelyand to someone he not he mid:
“I‘m lcokiu’ for blood. I h. and I’m
goin‘ to have it, too." No attention was
paid to the remark, as the throat earns
lrom a drunken roan. Borne say that
the murder was or“ by jealousy.

”...—“MT

lam 'I’rulus. ,
Thouow timo‘fllloot thoCoosolidutad
road willgo into (fleet next Sand“,
audit willinclndo a new day apro-
truiu lrorn Bostcnto Philadelphia and
return. Thotralnwiil novella-too at
eight in the morning. and will reach
Philadelphra at tlvsiu tho sltornoou.
ItwlllrunbythoShovoLino and Ear
lornrivorrontes. Thotraiulmmm
dolphiotollostcowiil tsuvoths [armor
mm disappointment "1°" 1"" Baotou atsovon. Thisissn
'umnmwmwfll traloandwillnottakothoplucso! any
Womtumhumrdh at thon York m It will
ed two hrswsrsioflsrttordaodoosis mamas-swank“
forum-Ibu— phlotorBalttorcrsadeo-htogtco.

Islam-u'uutugllp.

game was one of intense interest and ex.
citemeot for the cadets. who cheered
lustily whenever there was sharp play-
ing. Up to this point the score stood 8
to 0 in favor of the coders, when their
opponent's catcher had the ru'ulortnne
to break a finger with the ball.
eighth inning. Mr. Betta, who happened
to be the principal of the school, leaned
forward to cotch a hose-runner, Codet
James. at second and had his kneecap
broken by coming in contact with
James' head while on the “slide.”
wu carried from the field on astretcher,
and the game proceeded. The hall was
then lreoly batted by the cadets. who
added eleven more runs to their score,
while the other side made six runs, mak-
ing the score 14-0.

The cadets have every reason to feel
proud of their victory.
first game, on unfamiliar grounds,
against men older and heavier than they
and who have much better facilities tor

him,whilo homodintho W
toreaprhorosulhntsdvautsgusudh”
ployed his port well. Fromm
utbohermdidnct havougrsstfllt'u
do, the other characters m A
larger sharoof sttontiorn mm
itt’s‘Auot Dinah' 'wss a my Mi
hsdmuchtorecornmoud hit”.
tstron,sodJ. W. Davenportwau ’s-Ul
iugssocoloredman witho‘hguu’.’
Him Akorstrcus was, of coma, CID
bright particularstaranddrowllolc

The Second Baaunsuu's Hues (Ehp Proo-
cured.

A nine lrorn the Norwalk lilltary.lu-
Ititute went toStsuIlord last Saturday
and detected Betts’ Military Academy
learn by a score of 14 rod. During the
game I peculiar accident happened to
Mr. Bette, who was playing second base
for the Stamford club. In sliding to the
base, James, of the N. ll. 1. teour, struck
his head against Ir. Betts' knee. there
wasasbarpcrsck, ondthesscoud boso-
man woo carried from the field with his
knee cap badly Iracturod.

-A genuine picnic, barns 10c per lb..
shoulders do per lbt. at T. B. Guys! &

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
“RENE 3.1 sermrszmmN. ironwork

'mrr DUNCAN IRON BAILINO WORKS. Water
st, 8. N. W.rn H. Hempmprietor

IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES A CLANC'Y It The Norwaik Iron Works
(30., sud also at Bridgeport. Conn.

PAPER HANGING;
PRA'I'I' A 00 Water near W N also
m K. I“. with

mowrr-r. J. 1-. rs lain st. N. window shad-s.
Hollands, fixtures. etc.

TAYLOR A co. :1 Iain st. N. also hardware.
mu. 0&3. Ill-3. dc-

rumocuorrmm.
BLAOKNAN.C. A. 1! Iain st. N.
. hildreu‘s photos a specialty.

Nonlmfiyu 78 Washington It. 8. N. one quality

FKRRIS. A. S. 8980. Isinst.S.N. op. Cityllotsl

8N. doewatchrepairlngsspecisl

HOYT ll. B.18No. “no.8. N. strictlydrstcls-

JACKSON. k’LetllitAN'D. row-on. N. watches.“
nowhere l'tncwstc hrrpoiriug

HOOD ll. 8. diamonds.th jewelry. silver and
platodware. repairing aspocialty. 88 Hair: It. S.N

AUSTIN.ALFREDE. room: Iasonlcb“dg.Wali
horn . Real Estate
FROST RUSS!
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Au lusuruuou Soho-o at Brtrlgspovt.
Another owindlrug scheme came to
light in Bridgeport, Saturday.
days ago astrsoger called on the Rev.
Father Nihil. pastor ct St. Patrick's
Church. and world thoclorgyman was
out of town. Ho scorned disappointed
and said he was the agent oi the Empire
Lire Insurance Company of New York,
and had called to collects premium. and
that it it were not paid the policy would
become void. The amount was m. The
servant girl tried to raise the money. but
only obtained 33, which the man said he
would take and hold the policy. collect-
log the remainder later.
ceipt signed Captain O'Flahsrty.
his return Fstbor Nihil mid he never
had any lilo insurance.

——Wailaco’s chocolates and Iron boos st

carefully attended to.

WashburuhArlingtous’stwm}
lonererShows willexhibitot the”

mace. w “.11 l‘rt'ucMHocLAN.
W terGrouodsouthoattu-noousud

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and Iadhmtrrs.

 

LIGHT, JOHNHNBW
LOCKWODD MIDWARDH. ruornd (Janette bldg,
borough. ttornoy. notaryandpeuslcus.
SIYIOUR. JOHN 8. room hPutrIsld Oo.Nat.
Bonk building. N. Counselloratisw.
WALSH. JOHN J. milasooicbuildlug. Wall
lurrongh.

smut DIARIES.

DANN ”HORACE I. Excelsior livery and bond
stables. oncoNo. 8 River at. N.

“’8
GREGORY, 630. S. It Knight st. N Pine turn-
specialt. Telephonsfi

 

The lectures of the game were theilno
catching by Crowoll, who had but one
posed bull; and the pitching byIaudor.
who struck out seventeen moo.

 

 

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mu ESTA" AGIN‘IS.
LAY'I'ON JACOB]. Wail-gnu outtoPHO
SN. Wylmnhbmohghmdv iv.)
loRRKLLtL'HOflIDIIU. ”Washington It.
ling rentlugand collecting.

WILSON O. IGasettohldg N.
mouoytoloan. Also
poniosatlhclowutrsuu.

WOODWARD. K. A. No. lainst. Alliances”
rent and building lots torsolo

RESTAURANTS.
SKI HMAWsursgN.worru-mlsatall
honrudlnmfic.

5.1V. “battacdlsnc

 

 

 

 

 

—Wo are receiving direct the Northamp-
toncreomorybntter.and can fiiloll or-
den promptly and at low. figures. None
better. '1'. B. Buyer disco.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DOCK IANUPAC'I'URHHS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Do
. 0mmlsrruhctrrrers or builders” hardware.
canon Poarlat; NewYcrkoflcsfl Baden;
Chicago ones to Lake at.
NOlitlli'AlJKh-III LOCK COIPANY-u S. N. New York
ones Lnoksand

workers or artistic
andison.

 

 

 

All Around the State.

Norwich democrats have raised $7,000
to establish a newspaper.

Two cows derailed a New England
freight train near Daubury Saturday
and the road was blocked all day.

The widow of Colonel J. D. Frary ct
loudest has received $15,042, as insur-
ance on her busbuud's lilo.

Curl 8oitort 0! Bridgeport was fined 17
and costs Saturday tor cruelly beating
his thirteenyoor-old daughter with a
cot-o’-nino tails.

Tho telegraph and telephone cables be-
tween Noank and Fisher‘s
taken up Saturday.
paired and rolaid.

Captain Daniel Gallagher one of heart
disease Saturday on a coal chunkor
which was being towed lrotn New York

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

He gave a re.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

more. 1880. lain
ware: designers; louuders in . ,
mhm sANrrAnr memos.

mrsuuu nuuns. mom, w. e. o sort. “Wm B. N.
and Civil WI. “

MKJIWstersts’N. Allkiadsotiombcrdo

llrerodtoanypolsthy rslhtssruorveosol.
lAcHINISIIOPS.

NORW'ALg IRON WORKS CO.‘1'he.Wstor st.

.lroo
Bobbitt moral,»
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vs. New Nor-Ir scaosr sonar-g at wir-

Tho plans tor the new Normal School
burl-ling st Willirnsntic provide [or a
bar donors and imposing structure three
storms high. which will be located on
Vril-rge street. nearly opposite the high
schuol hurldlng. It is to he built or brick
and brown stone, having a tower with a
townclock, thus supplying a long relt
want in Willlmantlu Thor. will be
eight rooms, devoted to library and read-
log'room, a chemical. a physical and
natural history laboratory, drawing and
model room, work shop with dest-
power. gyrnssturn, with bath rooms and
and lunch rooms [or use or pupils corn~
lugrrorn outside towns. and other do-
port-sou sorted to tho nssds sad ro-
qslroorons of the school. Everything
willhsdoooinpoiut or coralcrtsrrdov

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

JINNINGSEWATIHBUIY S.N.borrlundail
gpdeoprcduiam tor thowhoisssietrsdo.
They will burn-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SHAWCIJSWILSN. Mus!
Household," noodles. oil. attach-

uootwflspahiagsspsrhlt

suwuucomsmus.

RAYION’DHROS. was built.“ pipeolsld,

muting “handing. landscape

lilo: IANUPACTUIIBS.

. WNW.IATHIWION800. SJ. ladlss’

Ins-mum.

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Ellen Burke cl Brantcrd was commit-
ted to thoasylurn lortho rusonoat lid-
dlstovn Saturday. Her delusion is that
neighbors have killed her cattle.

Senna Ssorlow. agtd eighteen. or New

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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mourns rumour-rail

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.... tho noon—trio “Island Gem.” MW“ ” ”P"

lorWdtlflrllgsorsstvrhclosslo.
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$.13.WI.H.

Muscles Ira-row
m
Wynn-Issue".

York minimum city.
Golonl I. St. John Lookwtlt
party trotted tor Washington this moro-

William My. cl Bridgeport. spsst
fillsudsy to town, the guest ct J. 3.

Ir. IadlrquusstIoiwsll othw

 
 

 
 
 
 

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grood
‘thtldmmodnlwasluchonh.
celebrates her one hundred and third “Iguana alright. Dstwsso you
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gotcchurcbsnd gotoslsopsoddrssra
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—Wits—'|Joko.wtll you tshusto
thotbsstroto-ntghtf' John—motto-
Docly lwsottovsodtkspspsr
ssswhstthoslttorh-tossyshost
Drouslt

Ighflfifla‘ .M
“mm: Wmahfb.

muuuwuupsnsam.
In». .

birthday today.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

mhmvdudltstss.

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