Evening sentinel, Friday, May 16, 1890 · page 1

 

 

 

NUMBER 743.

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SOUTH NORWALK CONN FRIDAY. MAY 16.1890.

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mforhutou’sccic
moms. LlaisstmcarWleN. ’Pars
mainstays-diocesan. Freshgoodsdaily
WILSON'S Home lads" Bread Bakery, S.
Mechanism“.

WHATIONALBANETMWsfi st, K.

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not 8 N. Cspf (I‘m-w surplus
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FWD COUNTY SAVINGS
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NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The, 51 Wall
N.iocorporatsd185? M

WALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, Wall st, N.
m over WMJurpl KC mflcem"

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SOUTH NORWAIlK SAVINGS BANK, The, Do

. AldrnSci—
poairsover‘fiwjmfl WWW 1
paiddepou‘tors. Honeymoons: mortgage.

BR”, (WI-olefin.)
SOD'I’II NORWAII um CO. 5. N. Resume]
beef, pork, sheep, lamb, veal, etc.
..N Armonr's beef and
whims. Hmdrcnsed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUTTON J. P. Postoliecbome . Circulars
folded us over in!) Sunday papers.
BLACRSIITRS.

' owner. rm Raymond n, s. N. Horac—

.gBIDGR BUILDERS.
BILL-snaco. P.0boxhal.s.!i. builders
ofbrflmdcckmpelcfonndatmsmtc.
MAIDSIIOI DEALERS.
”OWN, H S Salmons N. ccstornWorkand
m.

asw‘lalty.
mp” MM‘SN. specialtioaiu
My“! hingtcn SN.
SCHAULJOBNASON, 85W- st,
Amusement“ lowprlaa.

BOO! All) IIIOR REPAIRING. ll
“111.108.010.19 Railroad Place, 8.13. A
workssstlyaradpromptiydone.
MOW“ AND STATION!”
FINN”, J. ARTHUR, N. an! savoringwodr
m, meatball: 'wgocda. “y
I'LAISTED'S DRUG STD 411 aahiugwnm
JEN. School-Wand general stationery,
loXmm‘Woodmld Pang)“
mm. REWstnstm 5.16. mm ,
cassa,ysckiagbo 'fishop

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GREGORY, J. G. Alellet. N. Established 1&9.
Wholcnslcsrldrctsil. Pnpllarprl
RIGGS JOHN A. 11 Main at, N. Perfumes .-—fifty
use diaerent perinrnca.
FLAISTEIYS CIWasbiugtcnst, 3. N patcutmsdi-
cinema: Physicians icisns’prnscriptionssspcdslty.
DRY-GOODS.

AIBLRRJ. L. A SONS-"The Equitable, " No. 2
mgdbmeN. Drygooda, oilcloths, m

"38'
BANKS,R.K. Mshsrkcmollotclbkrck, S. N. dry—
gonds, notions, glovuctc. Underwcsraspecialty.
BENNETT J. P.19Maiu If, N. Business estah»
lishod over forty- -two years.
DICKERMAN, A. A: SON, Ni Washington at, 8. N.
drygoods, carpets, etc. (.ssculv)
SCOPIELD A HOYT, .‘tGazette bids, N. GSWssh-
lugton st, 5. N (Sec sdvcrtiscmcut.)
STREET. EDBARD, 5mm,-N. Dry
,fancy goods. notions sudhostery

EXPRESS COHPANIRS.

ADAMS EXPRESS Co. office railroad statinn, s.
N. ananallst V' prose forwarders to all
ports of the world I’usscrlger train-terriers. Low
mun. Ix-ster Hunt, agent

EXPRESOIII'IN.

' Borrow a cucxoaou. ofliccst morn-.4».

Wall st, N Our motto, "prompt sitcnllon."
CAV' ANAGH 3 EXPRESS, , furniture and
pianos mould. lcnvc ordc'rs cl tcd's, 3. N.

SHERWOOD, W. W. ., N. slate at posbofllcc and
Hale s. Careful ulsrld prompt service.
xxmcrs. neutrons, no.
BYXBBE, F. S. .k CO. 90 Main at, N. landfactur—
ere of Scodcld's celebrated flavoring cxtrncts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (:0. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. Ambler A Bell.
1 RRTILIZERS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradley s supcr— phosphate, spec—

ial manure-s landplastcr ground honey “It“
SHIT“, W. H t. C0. Water If,“ N. ragents for “ll:
llama Clark & Co. ll standardfcrti

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordillary shape in stock. spec—
ials to orderfire mrasndflunnrytl inclining
FISH. OYSTRRS, CLAIS, ETC.

HUNT A ZBLL'FI', mWsshingtnn at, 6.8.“:
laminate rs, clams. fruits, glint, ,ctc.

FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. 6'2 Teyltz arcane, S. N. Also

stone denier.

RAYIOND BROS. contractors for lien, concerts.
asphalt. brick, count and purl wslks.
FLORIDA HEAD! AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
HEBREW. II. A C0. Music Hall block, 3. N.
sole agents.

FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRED.

“ISLAND GEM" YLOL'RJhc best mode. Don’t

fall to use it.

L'HOIIIIDIEC, DANIEL. cast cndof Washington

at bridge. Tllccholccst of family dour kept.

RAYMOND Blwél. l'lsy, straw, flour and feed in

,losd cur or cargo lots.

RED MILL, Duties. Crofnot A lime. Gram choir:
feed, and ryedour

YLORISPTS.

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BERG. PAUL, Woodwsrd “ace, 3 N. plants,cnt
lowers and mini pieces made toorder

GUIGUR, P. L3Wfldst; .UnimCemetery,..
Manta, at flowers,ctc work s specially.

Y, JOHN. B. N. our the llsddi
IsKA tdowcrssudloralwmm kind-m
. ” oidsstsnd
SUITE JOHNH. 8mm Blithe
bask-own Aorist in lhh‘v'tctnity. Plan rut
lowers,“ Fieldwork ofallkiadsaspcc ly
nddonspromptly.

WRNI’I’IIIR nunzrrs.
COLIIAN, TBBODORRWsshlngtoust, lea-tend)
furniture: Mutton” ramcs,etc.
(IRA! l WIII’I‘TLESIY, “Iain“,N (Ray

mond'ficssoldstsnd). Scandvcrtiscmcn
RAYROND GIO. lmmtfiandfllsisst,
N. Your abovsold Isl
STOW DAVID, seam-dash. nst,S.N.
“sultan-mac.
GAAIJGBTCO‘IPANIRS.
WALK GAS LIGHT COIPANY, clue 10
Gas In hast ndpowsr

Wain 1m

Coke-ix“. psrhnshei. Coal Tar inseam dots

lssspw pushy-suns.

Gmmm)

newsman” WallstN.wholo
sale , hay,s’tc.

SILLICK BROS. Head is Well st. N. wholesale
pours,“ Masts,” etc.

a“ Walk“).

MIAMI.” 1.5 N sols
WWW"!!!

. MM,GIO.1IJCMstnntst.S.N. chins menu,

41% N. My .dLIIlIIRN
at: "3"“

summinwisstJf. cashed

pods. teas,bsttsr. etc.
Glad-)1 lcfllsllshli' Icafsrtothehsst
wam.fi1m.mhsw

WIRED. I‘m-alluding“.
”will,“
um, I. .2000. unusual.»

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INSURANCE AG‘FNTS.
COOLIDGR k IDCKWOOD, 9 loin st, N. Insur-
mardreslcstslsinsllitsbracchch.

YTON, JACOB]. Wssblnztonst next to? 0.
[gm N late,glsss accident and life. (sec adv )
LOCKWOOD, Will. norm lainandWellsts, N. Real
estate, lnvestmcntmlosns negotiated, etc.
HORRELLA L‘HOMHRDIZU, “Washington at,
S. N. strictl first-class companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 A A'Washlngton st,
fl. N. Real Estate and insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. CO., 3. S. L'-
llommcdicn, Wuhington «,3 sound.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. 45 Washington

at, S. N H. C. Dibble, assistant mpt.

SORWALK FIRE 133. CO.. N in successful

business since: 1560. No outstanding Ines claims.

PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS, CO. The, Lnudcr's blork,

lain st, 8. N. Jno. French, asst. superintendent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

CRACFLRD. R. 1) Nucleic b .67. Bowls

llddlulex Banking and Bquimb In"! t' ge Cos.
IRON AND STERE-

Slfl'f'll, W. H. A CO. 15 and 17 Water st, N

springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HERRI’I'I'. 11.31. ft: and 5t“: Water at, N. iron work
of all kinds.

THE DI'NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Witter
st, 3. ‘3. Wm. 11. Hoyt, proprietor.

IRON FOCNDRIRS.
GILES Jr CLANCY at The Norwalk IronWorka
Co., nod also at Bridgeport, Conn.

JEWELl-ZRS. '

PKRRIS, A. S. 39 30.31am st, SN. op. City Hotel
S. N. Inc watch repairing A specially.
HOYT, H. B. 18260. )lalnst, hi. N. strictly drchlass
goods at low prices.

JACKSON, IseiiRAND, AQWslln, N. mchmdls—

mmlds, etc. Finn wntch repairing a specialty.

R000. II. S. diamondsmatches, jewelry, silver and

plated wart, repairing aspectslty. 83 Main at, SS.

LAWYERS.

AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room :1 Masonic b'd‘g, Well

at, brrrougil. Notary and Real l-Lstate.

FROST, RUSSEL s No. Main st, notary, legal

businc-r of all kin carefully attended in.

BL'RLBIITI', J. BELDEN, rooms 5 and fl Omit:
building, “all at, borough.

LIGHT. JOHN H. it! W at S N notary

commissioner of (lands for New Yor

LDC KWOOD EDW AHD I mom 4 Gazette bug,

Alt ttnrney, notary and pvnelnns.

SEYMUUII, JOHN 8.10011: 3, Folriield Co. NIL

Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WAD)". JOHN J. room 1 Insonic building, Wall

st, in

LIYRRY STABLRS.
DAN‘S, HORACE E Excelsior livery and bead-
ing cubical. (Mice No. ii River st, N.
GREGORY, 61:0. 3. 11 Knight at. 31. Pills tum
cuts a specinlty. Telephone 33—3.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.

LOt' KWOOD MAXI: PACTL RIVG ('1). De 3.
N. Manufacturers of builders lers'hardwsre “ton
office 36 Pearl at; NewYork once 99 Readout;
Chicago on“ 19 Luke st.
NORWALK DOCK CONPANY, 3 N New York
oilccmChsmbcrs st. Locks and builders hard
ware; designers, founders workers of artistic
hours: trimmingln

MI)!“ Mm
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILLRJJWalcr-t, N. All kindsoflnmbsrds-
11cher Ionsywlltbyrall, lantern-cl
nudism errors.

NORWALK IRON WORK!) CO. The. Water at,

S .Gessrrsl machinery, iron

Babbitt mom, 11>
steamboat.

SCOPIBLI), W] A. night" N. Newnnchlnsry
made and 'repalring promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDRNRRS.

.l’erNrNtts a warmlmr. s. N berries and all

garden prcdneslnacasu for the wholesale trsrh

IARRRTB.
AIODIL IARIIT, mWall st, N.Wm.Wardwell,
prop Refusal, lamb. muttonandponltry.
AVISON A. 150mm, N. matafrnitsnsgcts

Wound“ bnticr,
,csansdpods,etc. W

ENTRAL
Mmempoaltrymtlowcstpricss.
CARRWILLIAJI If Benedict"- RN.
Piss-mtgfruhvsgtsblas—lowest
lAlIIlING’I’ON J. A. "antagonism,
Wild

cash
nfnl Isihstla. ..N pvt-sluts
I“! amw lune-due»
LA." cor.
mm“, 1% “WWII-W8-
1:3:0:E'nwm
masts, M
moxw e,
“Dr‘s-air it.
lithium, Isis seersst,l.N. choice
mumngfisbhammw
beef ntlsstsvmcp. uhoothomwmlf.
sona' raconsswertw-elap- as.
smash-Williams wed-It?
sash-tic

wasmntvros steam
”5'1“”?qu "ta-or
I. w . m II“
sully allgiw'thstows. “'

. “In“, Cross LN. murals
'%:. :wwml}.m:‘ polls
wrxott. . meals.

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NW A SlCOND-IIANDm ICENTI'IIRR.
PODIORE, W31. under Salvation Army Barracks,
. SN. Stoves, ranges, crockery, carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
BRIL. IIIRAIf P 0.1101 111, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oyster-sand clams.

CUTBILL, R J. footoillaymoudst, S. N. wholes
Isle dcalcr in line oysters.

HgIYT, W. H. son's. lMWewsthng. (foot of

planters, exwtsrs
in native oysters.

REED a HOUSIIAN, 1M Wetasgs. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VANNAMRJLJH‘O, P. (MBoxblBSN.
Uystcrssndcltlms, wholesale and Mail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
SORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas l] Ais—
thorpe prop. Riverside ave S. N. Stoves, Steam

and Hot Air Furnace w a specially. Solo
agent for the celebrated Csrlon furnace
PAINTS, OILS ANDV GLASS.
PROWITT, J '1‘. Ci Main st Jewctt's lends,

Nesnry and Wadsworth I mixed paints
RAYMOND BROS. Jarrett s, Atlantic and Seclcy' a
Lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint
SMITH, W 11. A00. 15th 17 Water at, N. agents
for Lehman & Martinez points.

PAPER HANGINOS.

PRATT AC1). “stern, ncanull. N also points,
oils and gilt-ls.

PRUWITT, J T. to Rain st, N. window shelters,
Hollands, fixtures, etc.

TAYLOR A: (‘0. 21 Main K, N. also hardware.
points, oils, glass, etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN.C. A. ll Main at, N. Inshnlhneous
process. Children' s photos a specialty.

NORTH. (i S. Di Washington «,3. N. onenusllty
only and that the best.

READMAX. 1-" 1-2 (iazltte buildirl . N . Cabinet
photographs 32.50 per don; one. doc. $1.50.

I' O TCNRRI AND RIPAIRIRS.
HEN , C. 1-”. Inckwnnd Hull, N. Also denier in
pianos, ortpuls, sheet music, etc.

PLANINO MILLS.
RANDALL, MINER D. P» N. All kindsof wood
work at retell or for the trade.
PLL'EIBING.
HERRERA Cf), W. H. luslc Hall block, 3. N.
Plumbing, steam and gas tilting.
NASH. P. 11. A BRO. cor. Main and Walt late. S. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and healers.
RAILROAD;
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY C0. Janice W.
Hyatt, pmt.; Edwin G. Hoyt, supt.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB )1. Washington at, next to l’ O.
S N. property for mic. houses totem. tscr- adv.)
HORRRLI. A 1. HOMIIBDIEL'. ill Washington st,
3 N. selling, renting and collecting.

WILSON O. E. Gazette bldg, N. Investments and

moneyto lnnrt. Also insurance writwn in but

of companies at the lowest rates

th'um AltD. it. A. No. Main st, 891 l . houses to

rent and building lots for sole.
RESTAURANTS.

BEE DIVE, .5 Water st, N. warm meals at all

hours, dinner to.

HENRY‘S, 1630. hfafn st, 3. N. The best as dinner

in the: city. Board by the day or week.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

RIDER, \l. B A SON. “Washington st, 8. N.
Hydrsnlic and Civil engineers.

SCHOOLS. (Private)

BAIRD‘S, IISS INSTITUTE, 6 Orchard I, N

Young ladies boarding sc.bool
NORWALK IILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Mk S
Roberts, principal. Circular on mncst.

HEAD. Ifrs Hillside, N. Dsyand boarding school
for girls and young ladies. Fits for any coll

or course com sis in itself. Pnlly eqnl la
ratcry arts: . New York artists emp ed in
muslcul department. llpcdnl sdvnntsgns ur the

the study of art, language and clocution.
Sprlnuterm Aprileth. Circulars will be
scutnpcns

SEWING hlACIIINES.
SHAILER, (3.116 be. Rain at. s. N. “Wheelcrand
Wilson“ sud "Household, " undies, oil, attach-
ments. Repairing a specialty.

":sz CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS. srwrrs built,watsr pipes laid.
accruing, filling, patting, landscape gardening.

SIIOII MANUFACTURERS.
IDUNSBURY,RATHBWSON A CO. 3.x. Lsdlcs'

the sham.

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HUTCIIINAON. (201.! A CD. Norwslk, New York
and Bridgpat, Conn.

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mines' and children's

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had her foremast broken off about fifteen
feet above the deck, came into Norwslk
harbor this morning and was tied up at
the pottery dock, up town. She will be
fitted with a new mast.

 

—Bsy mum;— Microbe Killer at
Plaisteds.

Burglary st erlnlpsuk.
Tnsrcaideuce of Charleen. Britta of
Winnipauk was entered by burglars
Wednesday night. A key was taken
from Mrs. Brittos dress pocket and the
bureau unlocked; $25 was taken from a
pocket book. The burglars escaped
without disturbing Mr. and Mrs. Britto.
It is believed that the burglars gained
entrance to the house by picking the
lock in the front door as it was found
unlocked in the morning.

——A genuine picnic, home We per lb.,
shoulders Sc per lll.,nt T. B. (layer cc
8011' s

Inclement w;thor for Co. 1).
Co. D, Fourth Rest. ., C. N. (1., under
commend of Capt. Russell Frost, left
their armory yesterday morning for
their aanllnl May day parade and target
practice. They went to their rifle range
and cotnnlenccd target practice, but it
soon began to rain and it was necessary
for them to stop. The company return-
ed to die armory in a very wet condi-

tion. After dinner some time was given
to dril, when the company was dis-
missed. The weather was very unfav-

orable lor efficient work.

—A 30:36 framed oil painting for $1. 75
is one of Whitney 4: Co. 'a leaders, and
they are selling rapidly. See this line of
Framed Pictures just received.

 

 

The Commissioners Bondy to go Ahead.

It is said that the county commission-
ers are ready and anxious to go ahead
with the work of building the county
home for children, as soon as Norwalk
raises $1,000 toward purchasing the one.
Worden Lee and O. E. Wilson, who have
in hand the matter of raising the money,
reports fairly good success, and despite
the fact that some are disposed to throw
cold water on the project, it is believed
that the rrqnired sum will eventually be
raised. About 315,000 will be spent im-
proving the grounds and erecting build-
ing.:

~Wltboul doubt the very best flour in
file lllnrket~the “Island Gem."

 

Y. If. G. A. News.

Tl o following are the officers of the
reel-mm committee for the annulus
year. Chairman, Edward Charmer; sec-
retary, Howard Doty; treasurer, Dr.
Wilmm World. It was also decided to
chance tbs‘plan of duty. Hereafter
each member will serve one night in
each month, end it is hoped that by this
plan some one will be present every
night.

The sale of reserved seats for the Old
District School will commence tomor-
row morning at 9 o’clock at J. ,A. Pin-
noo's book store, and first come first
served will bathe rule. Those holding
fifty cent tickets will simply exchange
their tickets for others. and those hold-
in“ thirty—five cent tickets can secure a
rescued seat by paying fifteen cents
extra. The entertainment promises to
”My! swjoyeblspnd every one should
ltlssd and by so dole; encourage the
tsdtalnshhtswsshsm c 7 '3. ..,...m ..

V~Tbe~mhh wb; la built; by a vigilance
committee is like Brussels soap in s new
town All it wants is a trial.

Tarpolsss.

Oor faith in John mmsr as a fish
«men and ssaisrinxman has been shak-
en in such an extent that we fear it will
be impossible to gather the fragments
together again. Yesterday sftsrneu he
called upon some friends who were liab-

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

cctory exercises.

The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr. Reqnn, of the Noroton Pres-
byterian church. Gov. Bulkeley was
then introduced, and made a short
speech. Addresses were also made by
Dept. Com. Brooch, Commander Wes-
sells, of the Sons of Veterans, and Chap-
lniu D. Henry Miller of Niantic.

—Children’s Leghorn flats at Mrs.
Wm. H. Jarvis’, Lender’s block.
Person-l.
lilies 8. Frank Bennett, of East avenue

leaves town today to spend a fortnight
with relatives in Brooklyn.

—Specisl sale of Oil Paintings for this
week only. Whitney a 00., Norwalk.
Opposite Raymond’s new furniture store.

 

Out- Census of Manufactures.
On the 2d day of June the work of
collecting statistics of manufacturer for
the report of the eleventh census will be
inaugurated throughout the entire coun-
try. The value of this report must de-
pend wholly upon the accuracy and
thoroughness with which manufacturers

answer the questions propounded.

The personal interests of every mann—
facturer are involved in the character of
the report on manufactures. It will be
quoted for the next ten years as the offi-
cial announcement of the exact indus-
trinl condition of the country, and will
be the basis for any future legislation
that may be snowed in regard to the
wants of our people, whether engaged
in agricultural or mechanical pursuits.
Therefore it is of vital importance to
each manufacturer that an accurate re-
port shall be made.

The superintendentof census has taken
every possible precaution in the prelim-
inary work to make this census complete
and satisfactory, and the earnest co.
operation of those engaged in productive
industry is all that is now necessary to
secure valuable results.

Every manufacturer should bear in
mind that his answers to the questions
relating to his business are held strictly
confidential, are not disclosed to any
competitor or to other persons, and are
not used by the government as predicate
for the purposes of taxation or license,
or in any way to adversely affect his in~
di'vidual business. This assurance in
printed on each schedule over the signa-
ture of the superintendent of census.

The expert special agent in charge of
this branch of census work, Mr. Frank
R. Willinms, has personally visited the
principal manufacturing centers and
consulted representative manufacturers,
the publishers of trade journals, and
practical business men generally, for the
purpose of ascertaining the proper scope
of the inquiry for each branch of mann-
fsctnre. The questions contained in the
census schedules are those suggested by
the manufacturers and other persons
most interested in the progrem of the
country, and cover ground absolutely
essential to the proper presentation of its
industrial conditions and resources.

—-Ifst'l’s Patent Leather Oxfords, 81. 75.

C. B. 11333].
Investors Rhona.

Tho Fonstas‘ convention, which has

been in session at Bridgeport two days,

closed lest averting, The following olll

 

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monon- hl; ,s'ollit Mist, more
Dicksuaon of Ifsrldsn: high court new
tary,(.leor¢e Rsndallof Rcekvllle; high
court senior woodwsrd, Isaac Hayes of
New Haven; high court junior wood-
wsrd, John 0. Condos: of Shelton; blah
court senior beadls,lf. '1'. Coleman of
Assent» high court junior bundle,
Joseph Rsnnsllycf New Havsn; trus-
tees, John Granby of New Britain, Peter

lestnlpht by Past nigh Ohtsf
next convention will beheld st Water-

bury on the unoud Wednesday in lay,
1&1.

 

Thomas O. Isllcy of Birmingham. The

~Lsmotls,lbforlde.;.fiwebcx,st
rudPlscs.

also a candidate for the position of first
lieutenant. He made an active canvass
and had the support of Captain Daniels.
A vote was taken few nights ago and
Walsh had twenty- wo votes and so did
Lieutenant Crommond. It was a tie and
Captain Daniels decided it by voting for
Walsh. The captain made a speech in
which he said that he had not had the
support of his officers and that was the
rcuou he had voted for Welsh.

Second Lieutenant Crommond has
forwarded his resignation to the adju-
tant general in consequence and the
affair has created a good deal of excite-
ment. Captain Daniels was a candidate
for the colonelcy of the Fourth regiment
and his action in the present case has
caused much surprise. The company is
divided over the matter and it is feared
that its efficiency will be greatly impair-
ed.

—We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. '1'. B. Guyer a: Son.

The Assault Chaos
File Inspector Patrick Sluttery, of the
borough, was tried before Justice Austin
yesterday afternoon for assaulting John
McKeon at the fire on Water street early
Wednesday morning. Both Sinttery and
McKeon are members of Hope Hose
Company, the former being the com.
pany’s foreman; consequently the out—
come of the case was watched with con-
sidcnblc interest by members of the fire
department, many of whom were present
at the trial. Lawyer John J. Walsh
appeared for the prosecution, while the
defendant conducted his own case. Three
witnesses, besides the complainant, were
sworn. From their testimony it appeared
that Pratt A: Go. applied to the fire in-
spector, after the fire, for some one to
watch their building and IIcKeon was
detailed to perform the duty. He was
sitting in front of the store when Slut-
tery came up, and began chufiing with
Policeman Gormley. McKeon took the
inspector to task for some remark he
made to the officer, and Slattery retorted
by slapping the young fireman twice in
the face. McKeon then threatened to
have his assailant untested and started
after an officer. Slattery tried to pre—
vent him going, but hIcKeon pulled away
and as he did so he fell over some boards
and cut one of his hands. He complain.
ed to Chid of Police Buttery, but was
told that he would have to get a warrant
for Slattery’e arrest. This he did later
in the day.
Justice Austin held that the assault
was not a very aggravated one, but suf-
ficient, he thought, to impose a penalty
of 82 and costs. Blattcry took an appeal
from this declsion and furnished bonds
in the sum of $75.

A lyssorlous Biro.

The ‘fOld Brewery” in Dsnbnry was
destroyed by fire on Wednesday night
under peculiar circumstances. The build-
was formerly used as a brewery and
as a factory for manufacturing
purposes, but was recently made into a
tenement and was occupied by some
colored families.
The owner of the building, Andrew G.
Anderson, lived in a portion of the tens
ment, and shortly after he left the house
on Wednesday mornlng, smoke was dis-
!, issuing from one of hisrooms.

a milk time afterward and

smoke subsided
north: the storm on‘Wednesdsy night
he abruptly entered the rooms of the
other families and ordered them to vs-
cene at once, but they refused toobsy.
He then pmssded to move their hm
bold sends out Into the highway. Half
an hour later the building was discover-
ed to be on Are, and nosfltst being made
to extinguish the flames, the building
wasspssdlly nonsnmd. Anderson bed
“00 insurance on the building, but has
nines disappeared.

musings-tanned».
Toascertsln ourbsst adverthlngms-
dlum we make the following offer:
‘Tblsnotlsscllppsdfrommm
will utitlstha holder tod' dlsnonntof
10px cent. on sllFramss or Pictures
ordered the month of lay.”

 

 

+ laundry use—Brussels.

Raoulfrsmssandl’leturnsfil m

man.

As the mere plot does not indicate lbs
nature of “The Fnkir,” it should be
added that the authors are mid to have
written the play on pure farce-comedy
lines, allowing for the introduction of
plenty of music and dancing.

—2, 000 feet of new mouldings for pic-
ture frames, received at Whitney' I this
week.

All Around the. Stab.
The Consolidamd roed hss decided
against building a branch from Windsor
to Pequonnock and Rainbow on lbs
ground of inexpediency.
Hsttie Willis, is young factory girl in
Rockville, fell down a flight of links III
the factory yesterday and fractured Ila!
skull, the' injury being fatal.
David Mayer, the Hartford jeweler,
has made a settlement with all his credi-
tors, the Paris concern which originally
refused to compromise having finally
consented.
The model for a statue of Davenport,
to be placed in the capitol building at -
Hartford, has been selected. The status .
will be seven feet high and will repres-
ent Davenport as a well built, full faced
man, in a long robe, with a Bible in his
hand.
The store of Gildersleevs a Sons in
Middletown, was entered Wednesday
night for the third time recently. But
84 was secured. A hole threoeighlbs of
an inch in diameter was bored into flit)
safe near its door, but the burglars prob-
ably were scared away.
The officials of the New York and New
England, and nuuutonlc mm It!
having a wrangle as to which is Impou-
eible for the death of Eugene Bnntsu
which occurred under our wheels at
Dnnbury last week. A hearing on the
matter will be held at Brit! 1183‘
week.

—Frnming ln all its branches. WW‘ \
ney A: Co. \

 

Cool. t.
Father (shouting down cairn-Has
George gone yet, Jennie?
Daughter ("sewn-Not yet, psw.
F. (testily)—-Well, I want to go tobod.
1). (sweeter than before)—All right,
dear. I think it’s the bestthingyoncsn
do, for you vet to get up early, you know.
330d night, dear pawn—New York Her-

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Couldn't Resist tho Chm.-

"You find authors occasionally do
rpondsnl from noutinous rejection of
manuscripts ?”

"Yes. Once a poor fellow who had
pcstered me with stories at the rats of
a hundred a year for five years than
cessfullycame tomsanddid: 'I'hfs ls
mylaststtempi. If Ifailflslsfims I’ll

"By Jove! How was the story?"

"And be was consoled ?"

"No. I remembered what a blanked
nuisance the fellow had been sud-wall,
he jumped into the river." --Lifs.

—Esir, Tooth, Goth, Infill hill
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