_EOA.doHoySmlth.doughtrrntllrr.
B. Smith. theownorcf Smith’s
_ wnsmorrisd intheSecoud Pres
mmuawmontownJ'euu,
«York, by BIV.C.P.B.Noson.
moth-Iranian.
rem Bsymond Robinmn, who for-
,, WI It Five Nile River, wos
IMO-Ami“:
300m 110an with. FRIDAY. mm a. 1890.-
sermon 30m
mummmuthom II
poduollng .de tbeclnss
“Mwillhsheldotlnolr
meningotJunsltth. minis-honors
bsvnbseoswsrdedsslollo'tisi Isthm-
cr,volsdictory,.AdsOoldiu ldhonor,
mlirtotcry,Henrlllr,own;Bd 8dr ,clssr
The close will prcbsbly «insist oi six.
although the records ore not ystrusds
up. Olive Cole, Williom ll. Smith and
Willism Parry ere membersw of the close.
Avery doeueotis promisedlnthe wsy
of vocal music by pupils of theHigh
School ole-rm, under the direction of
Prof. Alfred Helium, oi Siouriord. ,
Under the eilleleut moi , out 0‘
His- Lo Hoot, owl-ted byHios (letter.
the work of the present other hss been
'lmflonlrhnoiscn when the
Olin micro on open drowbridge—‘the
mmsootheSouth Norwslk disaster in
W “‘9'? . . Futility?
W ' --TbI" “florid Gem” deer with the
' mostlsstidlousodbouoeheeperr.
‘ ~ MI! 'IIIIBItHoloroe.
I , Tor some time post theer force
has been so diminished that it hoe
' ironed much inconvenience to these
'flngtho woter for hoilersond power
III Inmiiieo on the hill. When the
_, plpownshelngloidocrosstheriverthere
wmpcmibly s nmsrity for it. but there
is no real necessity thot the sewers
w bollushed in the daytime. his
workers hedoneoswell st night, end
it dolls then would inconvenience no
one. We, therefore, suggest thot such
”of thewoterbemodeiu theeveniug
il‘v-yeorly in the morning, when the
'prewureis untueeded for business sud
. runny pow
, ”~Ailno lot of Indies hid potent fox,
inIIsewed‘shoss, reduced from 84.00 to
m It 0.. n. Borvey’s, 70 North Hoin
Ohm Norwslh.
'- I. c. o. Its-s.
a The junior club and the club known
-, .tlIBtolootNorwolk will plsyogome
ct boss ball on theAmphitheotre grounds
thi otternoou It 4 o'clock.
The committee thot woe appointed by
HII Onfing club at their meeting lost
My evening to look into the mutter
at In motion lleld day will hold I
moitbrg tomorrow night at 8 o ’cloek l’cr
theputpcns of deciding whether or not
“om take place. It the do
m be lovorohls pious will be formu-
’. (or the csrryiug our oi the pro
one rig-loo bimonthly meeting of the
Who will he held Houdoy evening
, I'doeh. All members who hove
tor momhernhiptn houd
denture- to thechurch bytll'l. Jomes.
sire mustn- hose-emu ror
mmm beoubmitted
Mankorchlteot. Theohopel
holsnmshulldlngotthecothedrsl
ltwillstondwellbschtrom the
Iothstolsrgsrsndmeropretsa-
odllosesnbsusetefln thefors-
in the lutnrnit it is needed.
The K'eduflinnflwr'il' twill ”mo
lien on thseveninitotthe 25th.. .
--J. 11. Steven' s new hokery in Lrwten
e; King’s block will be opened to-mor-
row. lce cream, confectionery and boh-
ery o specialty.
A lollwoy mention Ito-oh hyy Lightning.
The roilwoy stotlon It Newtown woo
struck by lightning sud burned to the
ground during the storm lost night.
The telephone sud telegroph odious were
located in the buildiugoud rill cummuni~
notion with the piece isout oil. Reports
received this morning by telephone from
Donbury indicote thot the storm was
more severe in that vicinity then round
shout Norwolk. Stomiord slso reports
much domegeiu thot loonlily. All the
drops in the telephone ofilce st Dsnbnry,
end many in the alien at Strmlord were
burned out. The lightning olso ployed
hsvoc with the wires in the Norwolh
omen, but the domsge woo not so mom
on in other pincer to the north and south.
Porsnnnl. ,
Hr. sud Mrs. John W. Belitty, at New.
97k, ore visiting Hrs. Beotty"s parents on
Union Pork.
Books Hnrchouee, formerly proprietor
of the old Connecticut Hwotei, woo in
town to dry.
Hrs. I“. A. Combs nnd llies Nelly, 0!
Eversley avenue, borough, have return-
ed to Virginia.
Hire Nellie H. Bnutwell, of Anoouis,
is visiting or the residence oi her brother,
Dr. C. F. Boutweli, on Quintord avenue.
Horace Jacoby, a night operotcr in the?
nrgnol tower i
Pennsylvania
his parents.
In. Fred. W. Wood returned to her
home in Donhury yesterdoy, otter spend-
ing s week with her parents. Hr. sud
In. N. B. Stanton, on Orchard street.
Hrs. ll. Lynn and her dorighter, lirs
F. Elwell, of Frnnklin avenue. who hove
hen spending n few doys in New York
City, are expected home Mr nlternnon.
Him Panic Sheedy, tlongbter of
Hichoel Sheedy, of Winnipsiuh, returned
Inst Frldoy from n sojourn in the south.
Yesterdsy she left for liforthsmptcn,
Ho... to spend o c plenf weeks with
brother, Dr. Drynnt L...
—Buy your toilet soap and perinmery
It Ploisted’s.
Bishop Imin-s’ Address.
The ounuoloddrsm of Bislmp Willioms,
which will be delivered in the diocesan
convention June 10, will show s year ct
exceptional oneness in the Episcopal
churches of the stole. The necrnlogy
for the yeor shows only three deoths,
the deoeoeed clorgymeu being Professor
Gardiner of Hiddletown, Rev. Jones K.
IcmhordoiDsrieu, Ind Dev. Hal-.11
Bennett of Gullford.
To Dies-rest snar-
The best menus to disinileot s room
which has been occupied by s person
sodsrlog from soy intentions dieters is
tohurusnlphnrin thereon». Todnthis
tohosdlshpsn sudplsceridst plste'
thshottomot inssdou thisplste set
raising the proper, current at
this city. lhse gone to
spendsrerr days with
Hollontbe
mm A” m
In on oddrewdsllvorod before thesists
board of agriculture st its recent school
meeting in Horrirhnrg srys Tbs Philo-
dslphio Record, Henry. W. Hints, of
Schwmhsvllls, mode I pcwerlnl sign
mmrt upon the sdvontogss which both
town Ind country derive from good sub-
urhon reeds:
“The rise in voices of land in those
portions of Hontgomery sud Deiowsre
counties lying user to the city 0! Phiio.
dolphin,” sold he, “into n large extent
due to the construction of good mode.
which hove grently enlsrged the territory
suitable tor suburban residences. Hillions
ot dollsrs hove thus been odded to the
weoltb at those counties in other ports
of this stole there are forms from eight
to ten miles from any town or rsilrcod,
‘wliena veins isotsminimum. not he'd”
under nriy loointtertliiiy, good unite-0.,
log or any other thing which motes I
farm inherently ysiusble. ”it! simple he» ,
more of the insbcessiblliiy‘ through
poor mode. It locoted near a good rend
those terms would It once become more
voluoble. One might or well live on on
island on on I iorm thot is prooticslly
out 0H from town, rsilrcod end pnetoflice
by bod roods during or. least four months
in the year.
“It is sometimes signed thot the enor-
mous exponeioo of our roilwsy system
has led to o corresponding neglect of our
ordinory roads; thst we ore no longer
dependent on wsgooe end horses tor the
tronsportntiou oi lrej hi and posseugers
from, city to city. his ossertlon fur.
niches no good reneon for neglect oi
roads, for it is In indisputable loot thot
99 per cent. of the freight shot is trons.
ported by roll or woter hrs to he hsule
over I rosd or street to the railroad s
tlon, sud the some is true of the freiyr .
otter it resches its destination.
“All our trnde orgnnizrtions in micro;
products must lied their way over I
highway belnre theycon reach market
Ind obtoin their value; oud therefore
good roads It sll seasons of the year ore
a necessity for the greater prosperity of
townond country. And 1 con see no
res-nu why the common road system
should not in some degree at least re-
ceive the some hind oi attention Ind
concern which the development and im-
provement oi the rsilwoy Ind eteomsbip
cisterns have received. The roving Ind
cost of trourportotion which n good rood
rushes over I poor one is much greater
thou most people suppose, and the cost
often determines the question oi prolit
or loss.
"In the census of 18” In nltempt woe
mode to get I felt estimnte oi the over-
use cost of honllug groin from the form
to the rsilrcod stotion. The estimotes
returned voried greotly, lrom 80 cents in
$2 for houling 100 bushels one mile.
But it oppesred thot the sveroge cost of
hunting 100 bushels one mile won 00
cente or ieost. In most of the western
wheat regions it wmstoted thot ll whsot
her to ho hoqu more thou eighteen or
twenty miles to reach I rsilrcod or
woter this loud onrioge, in crdiuory
yoors, eats up the profits of culture.
Accordingto the estlmotes received, it
costs the ordinary former more carry to
each bushel oi wisest I mile thou it does
the ordinary rsilrcod to curry a too.
“This mutter of houliog ‘It s heovy
expense has incited o dcel of It-
tenticn in the western s , and some
Bot osioogsrpscplsoinsowiillngto
endure the greet inconvenience and loss
which they metric from the mudrosd
the prospect for road return is not
bright, sod odomting the people upon
this subject must when Thlsinex-
cusoble sod pernicious method of mod
making Ind rspslring from yesr to you
without I portlcle of improvement. is
beyond ends comprehension or reconcil-
iotion, ondcsnonly unexplslned, ll ex-
plotned at all, upon the erroneous prin-
ciple oi cheopnses.”
Oonneetloot Notional Owned.
The sound report of theodjntont gen-
eral oi Connecticut for the year ending
December 1, 1889, has been issued, moh-
iug a pamphlet at over are poges. Oen~
erol Ilucluo A. Barbour, in opening the
report.gives_ the membership ot the No
a
else-woo Damien. s- lobe-i ”"
Wercmnuem.
gum, my”? my! 1?“;
lug yesr “twenty-nine oillces resigned
Ind the nppointmente of three were re-
voked sud four were diochnrged by reo-
son of obolishment of other. Twenty-
four oiiicee were promoted from ills
routs sud too were oppointed from civil
life. There were etc enlistment during
the year Ind 784 discharges for the lcl
lowing reasons: Expirotlon oi term at
service, 410; unnresideuoe, 270; disability I“
23; beuetlt oi the service, 19; request oi
commending officer, 4; dishonorably (in
sconrdsuce with untence oi lleld olllcers
court martini), 58. Eight enlisted men
died.
Generol Bsrbcur refers to the dry poo
rodeo. the visit of the First regiment to
Hontreol, end the brigode encomprnrnt
' ' tic, Ind pnyn high tribute to the
e periormoncs oi duty on oil on-
The odjutont-geueroi oiso olo
to the senior oi the First regiment
he occasion of the Pgrk Control dio-
sster in this city.
General Harbour expresses his opinion
ogoinst the renting of the state ormories
for soy purpose, clsimlng thot they ore
needed oolely for militory purposes.
He soys: The stste hos, on o rule, made
generous provisions oi oil needed facili-
ties lor the instruction Ind maintenance
at its organised militio, end to permit
these to be diverted to purposes of gen-
erol nmusemeut hos olreody resulted in
serious detriment sud discourngem'ent.
The odjutoutgeuersl submits oil the
reports forwarded to Ind issued by his
onion during the year from December l,
1888, to December 1. 1889.
-We ore receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creomery butter, sud con llll oil or-
ders promptly Ind It low figures. None
better. T. B; Uuyer A: Son.
Hibernian in Wotorbury.
The note convention oi the Ancient
Order of Hiberuious woo opened in Wot-
erbul'y yesterdny, in St. Pntrich’s Boll.
About 250 delegotee were present. A
concert sud rocishle on Wedneodo’
evening was largely attended. The con
venticu woo opened yesterday with an
address by Stole Delegnte Murphy. The
report of Stole Secretory Cunninghom
wss next reed. It showed that the toss!
gain in membership in the post two yeors
was 1,5“. During that time nine new
divisions hove been orgonizad in the
slots, mnhing filly-live in all now in
Connecticut.
The treaturer’s repor' showed a but
. once on bond of $40,507 3!.
roads. These experts cslculoted thnt
for two-thirds of, the year not more than
one-boll ooubehouled cf whot in the
best season is considered a good load.
This menus thot a horse whose rorulngs
would beSihoo yenr no good roads con
earn only $100 on poor reeds. Professor
Ely hes estlmoted thot poor reeds cost
the former no on sversgs st lesstllb psr
modewlthodynomometersttschedtoo
I slow pocs upon a
At I o’clock in the or h-rnoon the dele-
gotes were dined It the city holl, otter
which the "sanction of business wsr
resumed ot St. Potrich’e Hall.
The old booed ct olllcers were re-elrob
ed, including John P. Hurphy, Norwich,
stote delegote: J. D. Cunningham, New
Haven, stole secretory; end P. D. Ryan,
Horticrd, stote treosurer.
Congrogntlnnoi Ohnrnh.
Torol membership in this stoteJouunry
l, rear, won more. the tennis member-
ship being 28 mo. During the your the WILD
totnl number odded in the membership
was I” sud the removals were 8,503.
Thehrtolenmlmsutloflwfidlon.
{ ~‘I ”twink
totol, 2, 5'13. s gem of twentydwc
DIRECTORY
Milli Bilillll Illil'liiim
WOW 0!‘ ”ORV”
Abbreviation" Salim; AIM Nor-
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In Innotnlr
yowornottholeotww'wzldflgot
backwo- It
fir. ho Inn-I
rollohloloovoqhnolneeo
mm'm'“m”m
uncommon;
NORWALK Hi0! WORKS 00.me It.
nrerULhridgs,
Anemone.
“APP, snow It,“ sod
WH. oshlngtou pleas
MW
HOIBBLLW: h'liOHHSDlSU, m Wsshingtoc I.
Ilikiudeoi propertysold.
« ISON. mummwnw-om
“or... .....r. ......“
unseat-min”.
m er] ' I
and «rows 3"" 3 M
’OHAS. 1.. dutothllN
contenticneryondiceaesin. Pinshgoodsdslly.
WILSON'S "HomeHsde Hsde" Brood Bakery, S’N.
lavendersatulisymcudrt.
aluminum?» rings: 43" won st, N.
Holmes, b. er whom-mil;
William conifer-nu: ’ '
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
a B. N. Copitnl'
*f’n Bowen. Tfimw Janina:-
AIHPIILD COUNTY NATIONAL mm
:Dwmmf, N.iorrrm .llysttrl vice-prest, "'33..
0 .
P N COWUNT‘Y. SAVINGSfitKW
Viola S. .Crow, vice
pest; James H. milsiley’, NEW
NATIONAL BANK OP NORWW bl Web
It. N. incorporstndlhbifls libert-
eser e'Hlll. ,3. J. Jnllllli;
w. c. r. it. A.O'sbcrn,
R. Willi. Elinoid D“. Fitch. W. P.
Bishop. Sonhers‘, Hes-ehoats', Honui octnrern‘,
Pascal sud Psmrly accounts are solicited.
NORWALHW SAVINGS SOCIETY. Them Won st, N.
H. H Ruusrnuiurd,“ ticoprest;
m
SOUTH IfORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, be
over new Alden Sol-
sheep,
TERI H. A C0..N .
We cmeMssed lsmh and mutton.
BILL room AND DISTRIBUTOR.
HUITONJ. P. Pcltotloobox Add, N. Circular
folded in over lull Slinky papers.
3 hymns” ll
CMGIOHTioot st,S.N. orne-
shoelugo
‘1"!!me
BMGN.S.&CO. P. Obnxlifl, S. N builders
“wwwmm
noon- AND erro- DHALIBS.
MN.H.S.Su.Hoinot.S.N. mumitcrkoud
HAHVIYJLENOHIIIKSN. opocioltieolu
We“
euro JOminN,Othlngtou SUN
Agugg'nmorunsntotlowpricm. "
PLAISTKDSDBUG STORI, In Washington st,
SN.Sehonlsspplhsood geomolwronery '
mxmmmondhpnr.)m
SNAPP. If. Wotsru, SN. muotoetnrerot
uses, basque. Oeuaolshopjobbiug.
BUILDING ”mum.
IISRISJOHNH. l'LWsshhgtou rt, SN. use
hisestneaswapipqhy, simmers.
WNARD,CHAS.T.Wotsrst,N. hr'iehotsll
heir,oto..olno blue
BOSTON Hm union-mementos”
SN pom Indoor all messes
ehesm, kw Ind dentin. All
groundnut-Jon. mm
“.... ”Tom...“ mm
IlANN, LII
hamstwlundmrrig
nouns-no AND unrnnns.
CROW JAHISC men. earl-ores
lsml! unnmmhmen. Jobbing
' ottendodto.
RANDALLHD. Salon‘s-mll.lodsrn
ehmppowos'snohissute vs
lawns o.qstlolty '3
etc.
low
”Kg-“rm” ”Milo."
“he.“fill
It.
film
cons-owns
”~th
......icr ear... ..
m1 MOW”
Kfllum Cm~.lfllofl"flfil
mushroom NoHolo assrw
humbly. gleam boredom»
ll
”NOAH. 630. 3.. DOS. W
human, S..ll Henson-Jo p...
m1. Chum
, MN.
m...w.r. D.D.S. «Orchard-AN. one
hour-lo... toopuo
mommnmnulms.
SH W.H.ICO. lbIl'iWoter N.osrrisgs
'wwwhwmm st,
nunmoxmm
WIN. 'Wfls.fl.mm
“ammo.
RAYHOND mmwfimedsndcemmt
pipe.3toulutheoindlomeler.
DRUGS AND crimes“. 3.!
“Igor-Jinn.” Yl‘t-obp. ..M
“mayors .f' ‘
HIOGSEJOHNAlleinu N. .~-* '«
st, M
lvc
PLAISTED BWashlngtrmst,S. N petentmcdlv
Mme. 'sprestriptioll specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
in... ’- '~ rum...“ " ...:
ungrsndrugs. ’ ' '
‘unmnx. mummnufldry
m
notions, gloves. etc. Underweerospcciolty.
HRNNR‘I‘THJPJIHoinsgN. Businesseetoh-
lishednrer forty-two yesrr
DICKERHAN, A. ISON,3iWsshlngtcn st,S. N.
dry etc. (reesd
SOOPInD A llOYT. atlacrtte'lrldgi N. tiliWonh-
"W‘&Wfi, ‘2‘ Genetic bldg N. Dry
goods,,'ioncygoods notiousond hmlery.
IXPBISS WKPANIES.
ADAMS
HUITONA BRUNDAOE, clloent Berinlirt‘43s,
Wollst.N. Ourmotto, “prumptotteution‘
CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS,
pioncrmovul. veotcrdein 's, S. N:
SHKRWOOD, Wm W. N. sktest poooodleeoud
Hole'e. Coretnl ond'promptservioe.
EXTRACT; ESSENCES. ITO
may. 8. 800. IOHoinst N. Hsnnlsctur-
ersotSonIeld‘s 'scelehrnred extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. mufoetnrern oi
\. dueeotrscts. Amhlrnkiiell.
\ FERTILIZEBS.
RAYHOND
OSlhndley' -phcs hate
isl monnres. ploster,gr'n'n.uu’dabcne,£ond m
SHlTll W. LI 00. Water N. f Wit
homs' burial Co.‘s mfiumnmw or
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAWOND BROS crdluoryohopeo in nice niec-
Mrenrrler mmamueyduelkl'uiugr
FISH. OTHERS. cures. ETC.
HUNTA ZKLUPF. ”Worningmn st. S N. loo
runny-stern, dorm. fruits. Mlogetohh: etc.
mo AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. It Toylor arenas, S. N. Also
monk.
RAYHOND BROS. ccntrsctrn for log, concrete,
nophnlt, hick, cementum grnvnl wnlkn.
FLORIDA STE“ AN]! 110'! rum
mono.
”unusual-dc Hell Noek,S.N.
solosgrntm
FLOUR. GRAIN AND nun.
“lSLAND GEN" FLOUR“: best made Don't
iniltonoeit.
L'HOHHHDIRU. DAmeoetendolWoshingtcu
st'l'hehridge. choicestnliomilylourkept.
RAYHOND BROS. buy, straw. dour sud iced in
lcsd,cnr creel-gum
mmmmcmmom Grammar:
grmnrlleedgrohsmoudryolour.
HERO. PAULWoodwnrd Piece...” SN
ldnusoud misnomer-ads
GUIGUX, P. L. “Wold e“It,
M, (iii lewnrs,etc
.mm
“toms
Ind IcKAY. JOHN. B. N. harm
ur—cotl lowernoudlcrolworkot'sllhinds.
meson ty.
SHITH. JOHNH So.Holost,S..Ntheoldeetor-d
hcsthuownloristin ihis.vidnity Plon cut
lowero,ete. licrolwcrhcl still-hoops:
omldoueprmupsly.
runninmnnsnnus.
COLIHAN THIODOHLWoohingtonsueostend)
cmmfiloohllgrpictms frnmss,erc
urn-droid
swim-rim! arisen-rm. (Hey
030.11.... .4...“QO
“YIOND
N. Pomdrrors ohnvemmusn. "
STOW DAmfl‘alfl 9.“! 3.3.
Wain—mote. " "
0A8 “GIT mm”.
MHWALK N(MS LIGHT OOHPANY, “all.” 19
l
OLHISIHIILEltden Wollstlt. whole
Mm. mm,“
mm resort town! st, N. whcl‘le
Mum. footprint”, rte.
Film W
uncut: ll 1.th
noon on 141' 8.1
“on, NIAD. mount.
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bade-{mac *yunumsr.
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P HOIIIDIAIJIS. 1'
mortgage.“ ll
au- ticnllpnrpnmo. snub!
Tnnchmseflngfloiii'aWTE oftho
“marrow Holn 1!.
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gushcehgdri drihrlng imam”.
HOTELS.
AHEIICAN HOTELIIHIEIQN. J.C.Oclil-.
Ioropeonplonaeotonrmrtsttoehed.
OIHHANIA com. I Mood pious. only
NORWALH H non. RR. hot.
..mm
QB. .
Horilsnd. proprietor. lorwson pins. I) scan
HOUSE WISHING GOODS.
STIVRNSJ. EnWosblngtou S. N. author-y,
glassware, tin and wrierlenwnsn.m
ICE DEALEIS.
WW ,D.“dern Poll ””8 N. ole
WW”
DAYTON, JACOBH. Wsshlngtnrr noattoPUO
SN .lro,pioicglose, socirlmtnud eteoesdv.)
wCKWOOD. WH. cor. HoiuondWollstnN. Reel
ORRS'LLdr L’HOHHEDIEU. 96 W
S. N. strictly natures companies osblngion '3
TAYDOR & GOLDEN, 45 a 47 Washington st,
.N. lteol Route sud lumrnnce.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT CKN'L 1.an INS. C0 8. s L‘-
ogequmhington st, 8. N. seesd.
HRTROPOLITAN WINS. CO. 45 Washington
rt.S. N. H. C Dibble. onelotontsupt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. (10.. N. in successful
busiumsslnce in). No outstoudingloso
PEOPLE‘S LIFE [NS 60. The. Lender’s block,
Hutu st, S.N .Juo. French, sort. superintendent.
INVEST?" SECURITIES.
(.‘RAU'PURD 6% Bonds
irhllcrexlionkigg' Ind with“ H‘t'ge Cos.
WIBON AND STEEL.
SMITH HHICOlsoudi'IWateran.
springs, axles carriage hordwnre.ete
IRON YENCE AND RAILINGS.
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