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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» MON DAY. JUNE 16.1890
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'1‘)“ OF NORWALK.
1 N.~Norwa\k. 8. N .——Boulh Nor-
Nuwalk.
‘ “Malena-adore who manta!-
“my” mammtwe wouldea that
"MID“.
“33'"...
molfiw of
degree, he found
I- mry buluoaetraw trowe-
worthy of all "mange
an 00W“
in man
“gunman.
WORKS 00. The, Water at.
m
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‘ manhcehand dra.w'ing
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800 MA
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lain NandbiWuhiugton
dam“ ldcoufectionerche
0. “No. mail. N. Sole
celebratedlcc
CHAS. LIIMIIJHIWIILN. Pare
, andloe ‘ais'ein. Preahgoodedaily.
IblwordfllatGue Pitzcr'e, 131%....
BANKS.
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NATIONAL BANK
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IORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wall et. N.
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WWII NORWALK BER? 00. S. N. Hammond
N. pork.
aheep.
'I'IRRI’WH.
mromn
lamb.veal, etc.
“If. A (20.. N. Amour‘ebcefand
manned
mob and mutton.
AND DISTRIBUTOR.
minim: Mrmmmxcun Circular-e
foldedlnoverlwo
“Wm
Sunday papere.
BLACKRMITIIS.
CELT. foot hymond at. S. N. lione-
d'x humans.
maloeaco P.0box531.s. N. builder!
pile found-time“
mmsaox DEALERS.
m. Hamlin-£8. N. cuetornWtrkand
ripalrlnga
LARTHUR.N
Wt!
mmwcuflmgs N. lpecialtioain
J0 AISONJSWaahingtourt. S. N.
Wat lowpricee.
WANDIIIOEREPAIBING.
WflSWMEN All
WAN!) STATIONEBS.
cardcumviag. wed-
dark-cry. hue halland tenni- good».
magnum DRUG STORE. (a Warhingtou n,
n. manppiieaand eradonerr
and Paper.)
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manufacturedat HWadilngtou
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pflaockery poleward?“ houefehhignur'dl
“memo D block. Iain
1101'I Leuder'a Bo. et.8.
0mm.aa.m.106p.n.
KENDALL. 030 8.. DD.B. Waahi
Million-.8 N. Rouwsanuo
J. 0. oillcoar realdcnce Irwin-t,
leer llomlChorch,N gaeaiIullnialered.
Gold ucrownalnaerted.
WKRD.W. 1... 11.113. to Orchard-hit. Odin
hounaa.m.todp.ni.
D0038. BASH AND Burma.
BNITRNV. H. Al CO. 15 a 17 Water at. N. carriage
wood work, wheele. etc.
DRAIN AND sewn: PIPE.
my, I. ”willinflfl. Malone.
RAYIOND 131108. WAkrorualt flexed underwent
pipefitouiuchea indiameta:
DRDOIANI) CAIN.
lee3AM.“IllgulrJtolll dtoll "m
up. in.
Gt.lonac'arcfully comm P
GREGORZJ. G. ”Waflth. Wither! lwi
mmfiwoww
Parkman:
PLAIS'I‘ED’B as Washington MS. ll-peteut medl-
clnce. etc. I’hniciane ciane’prucriptloua a apeclalty.
DRY-GOODS.
ADLRRJ I‘- ll SONS—“The Equitable." No.2
Gammullding. N. Dry goode,oil clothe. may
“8'
BANKS. R. K. Mahaekemo Iloicl block, 8. N. dry-
goodn, notione. glovea.etc HUnderwearaepecialty
RRNNKTTJ .1'. 19 Rain at, N. Businm enab-
liehed om forty-two yearn.
DICKERIIAN A. ASON. “Washington no.8. N.
dry-goods, carpets. etc. (ace adv.)
N. GSWaeh-
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ington ififi. 818% (See 'aamnm
STREET. EDWARD. ll Gazette hldg. N. Dry
goods. {.mygooda! notioncandh celery
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS (10.0mm railroad nation, 8
N.ahi143Wull st prove forwnnlera to all
parts of the world.N Passenger traiuscn'icc. Low
mes. mic-r Ilunt agent.
unknowns.
BUTTON A DRUNDAGR. odlccat Bencdict'e,“
Wail et, N. Our motto.‘ prompt attention."
CAVANAOI'I'S RXPREB, .fnrnimre and
pianoe moved. Leave order: a tainted r. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W.. N. elatc at poetofico and
Halo 1. Careful and promptaervicc.
“TRAVIS. MINORS, no.
BYXREE. F. S. A; 00. 99min et N. Nanninctur
ere of Swncld'e cclobratcd liar og extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufacturers of
line extracts. Ambler A Bell.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley’a npcrmphaic.
pluw.groura1boue.woodam
ialmanurcaland
SMITH. w. 11. A200. Waterlth. agent-forWil—
llama Clark A Co.‘ e atandudertiliure
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary chapel in rtock.rpec~
late to orderfire mortar.vand,chimney flue iininga
FISH. OYSTKRS, cunts. ETC.
HUNT A ZELUFF. 60me at. 8 N. doc
dehoyeicre, claim from, gamc.vegctablce.ctc
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON. JORNB. ”Taylor avennc.8. N. Aleo
atone dealer.
RAYNOND BROS. contractor-i Humbug.
cement and vet walkn.
A 301' warn
A
T8119.
RERKKRWJI. A 00. Mull: Rail block, 8.18.
role agents.
11.0113. GRAIN AN!) FRED.
“ISLAND GRI‘TLOUR the best made. Don't
fail to uec it.
L’ROIMEDIRU. DANIEL, cut end of Washington
arbridgc.'1'he choiwet at [and y micro
RAYMOND BROS. hay, etnw. flour and feed in
load, car or cargo lots.
RRD MILL. Barton. (.‘rofoot A Rare. Groin. choir.
ground feed. graham and rye dour.
mum
BKRG PA Woodward 8. N. lan cut
M... 3...... gm... .2... 5-
chAT, JOHN. R. N: hearth:
tr—catilowerl auddoraiworkofallklnda.
role-a
SMITRJORNR. Sol-inch“! theoldeetand
beetknowu Aorist in this ofvicinity. Plant- cut
dowera.ote. Ploruworkof allkhidearpcclalty
11133111133 DBALERS.
COLIIAN. TRIODORRWMhingtout. (can end)
Pumiture. looking framers
Millet“?
ORA! AWRITTLRBKY“ roman. (Ray-
noud'tlceeoldrtand).
RAYIOND GEO. 11. mmwfitslalnu.
N. Pourdoaaabofioldatore.
grow DAVID.8,B,m.audfl.Bo.lalnat.8.N.
nrnlmutoeuqac.
0A8 LIGHT WARM
NORWALK GAB LIGHT COIPANLOM ID
Water N Ga” 11 heat power
Cohen: or ‘’31!“ Tarthreedol»
lweper extra.
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WBROO. “and “Wall I». 1'.ch
mm. i,eed.rnh.hay are.
WNhWIIDO WWW e N pole
BRO . .
mfuwmmaguth
BROKER. CONRAD ublngtoa at. 3.11.
ckolcapocwlwand providoaa
MOHAIR—caulk “NEW!”
III! 8.3 labiadclleecieafurfa-liytrade.
mar
DO’RBIDLY m lain N. dour.
anal-donut “’
maple
fluencmm. “-‘v a
commit” Spurned.“ 3.]. ham-
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DmPJluWallehncutuamdehuu-
andrepeiringncatlydoae.
noun DIARIES.
PARSON'Ezgi 5.3"th Steiknram. 83nd;
thieutablirhmoatarewmanted. ”wealth-
m coaching atallioa “MM”:
110”! 51mm
UIIA JOIINN lain BHNlpodlllb-
“flunk...” “Warm”...
norm
AIKRICAN 110mm.“ lain N. J.0.0ollinl.
luropaa plan, ratanrm waged.
b 110111.. E Rained place. Garry
ORWALK 1101' I). All. 11.11. depot.
1*. Imm.wi.'.m~....;w. . m.
01.1)
nous: roman“; pig-3:“.
mum-narw-am ii. . crockwy.
Mere. tin and wooden were."
‘ It)! DRAW.
30mm.ll.“ltidwt Point Pam." 8.1!. also
milk producer.
mermaid: AOIN'I'B.
tomcm‘iccmo ’l‘"
“W811!” J ‘A'ccldent Ind lint-(2:. ad’vg
«are. lnvcmueuta, negotiated.
RRLLA L'RomDIKU. ”Walking!“ at,
N.etrict1y finrvclaea companiearcprceeu
TA RAGO!.DRN.A5&I?Wa-hlngtonat.
ti.N.RcalRItateand1.uaurauce.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN‘I. um 1115.00.8.S.1.‘-
Ilomnedlen.agcut. W “.81! mod.
RETROPOIJTAN LIPIINS 00 on Washington
at. ll. N. P. J. Grubb. aaaietant aupt.
NORWALK 171R]! 1N8. 00.. N. In rmvfui
business since 11!). No outstanding lore claim.
PEOPLE‘S 1.an INS 00.1'he. Lander: block,
Ininet. s. N. Jno. French. neat. aupcvlntrndeut.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUP'URD R. B. laconic b ..N 6%Boude
llddluex Ranking and mulch ’m go 000.
IRON AN!) STEEL
SMITH. W [1.8.00.15and1': “31¢th.
rprluge,axlce .hardcarrlege ware. etc.
IRON men AND RAILINGS.
wnfl REBEanddeatcr rt.N. iron work
0
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS Water
at.8.N. Winn. lloygpropricwr
IRON IOUNDRIES.
011.118 A CLANCY at new“ lrouWorke
.00.. aminleo ut Bridgeport.
JEWRLERS.
YERRISJLS. 38o Rainms. N. op Cityllotel
SN tine watch repairing a epccialty.
ROYT 11 8.18160 “not. 3. N. strictlyfintcla-
goodoat atiow .
JACKSON. lac-RAND ABWalIet. N. watchee,dia-
moods. etc. Pine waich repairinga epccialiy.
ROOD.11. S diamondawatobee .Iilvcrand
plated ware. repairing alpccialty.&l ain at, S.N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 laconic h‘d’g. Wall
3:, borough NotaryandReal “Rotate
"0513110883“ 3 No in
buaincanf carefully unfit” w
RURLBU’I'I‘.J. Bill-DEN mount: and 6 am
bu.ildlng “um, borough.
as. N. notary
LIGHT JORN ll. to: W
mniluiomof ofdeede for cw Y
WKWOOD EDWARDM. mount Gazette hldg.
ho. Nat.
w.
WAL‘lR. JOHN J. room! laconicbuilding. Wail
at, borough
“VERY "AISLES.
DANN. DORACR R. Rxcelaior livery and board
lug stables. Oillce No. 8 River at. N.
GREGORY. 6120.8. 14 Knight at. N. Tine turn—
oute a specialty. Telephone M
DOCK llANDl’AflDRIZRs.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Do at. s.
N. lanufacturcraof builden‘ hardware. ton
odlcc ”Pearl at; Nerork odice W Randell;
Chingo once in lake at.
NORWALK LOCK DORPANYN B N. New York
”Where“. whilgn' hard-k
ware; guru; workers artiat
kooactrinninpin handgun-and audiron.
Lune- Dumas.
HILLIJ.9WMII.N. Ankindaotlmberde
liveredloauypolnlbyrallnunorveucl.
HAW! SHOPS-
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The Water at,
RR. 5. N mac
soul-1m WI. A. K htlt.N Newmlchluery
made and repairing prod-guy attended to.
KARI." GARDRNERS.
JENNINGS A WATIRIURY. B. N. berriee and all
garden produce in anaco- ftw the wholeaalr trade.
mm
A HODIL IARIRI'. It Wall It. N.Wn.Wardwell
prop, beef. veal. .rautm and poultry.
VISON. A. use lain N. mean. frat
A Ii. mm in. m
mammal-=- m,
RIBSKLLDANAO.13Ialu It. N. ckolum
vagutablveute
try.
mum's CENTRAL IARKIT. “owner ml.
learn. Milo-W! diving:
DID. W
fin , awn
WWOOMLM Sh. Allie
m. dun .
antic.
new.“ dc.
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LOCKWOOD. WI. cor. IainaudWalletfitN. Real BILL
iron NORWAIJ IIIJ’I‘ARY lNSTITU'I‘R. N. M8.
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etructlmand oicahdevdoprnea
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1'. 0. Box 111. B. N. wholesale
abipperofoyueraandclauu.
cummna. footofRayinnd 8.1!. whole-
aaledealcrialncoyfiere. n.
HOYT.W.R.&80N mWatw RN. foot of
Ra tern: upon-I‘M wholmlc
in vco
RRRD A 11011an “dawn: SUN. ten
and-hippuaofNorwalk Itera‘. PM
J. 1.. £00.. I1’. O. Box M88. N.
clamwhoiceale andretail
WPATI’KBNDANDIIODBIN.
NORWALK ”PATTERN W0 3 Chan., 11. All-
and Hot Air Furnace “1:30:3‘ Sole
agent for the ceiebratchuton .
PAINTS. 0115 AND GLASS.
PROWITT J. '1‘. «RainmN. Jmu‘eleada.
lauryundWadlwcrth’ednnlx paints.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewetl'e. Atlauilcaod andSeeleya
Dead.c tta oil: and Avciil Chaulcal Paint.
SNI'I'R. .11.&CO.15317Watcrat.N. agent-
for A Minna painta.
PAPER llANGINGB.
PRATTACO. Water mWal N. alao
oilcand lam. I" L "In",
PROWITT J '1'. t5 Hainpt. N. window chads.
liol fixture-mic.
TAYLOR a CO. 21 Rah: a, N. alto hardware.
Mil. 04h. rial. etc.
PHOTOGRAPIIBRS.
BUCHANC. A. 11 Main at. N. lnrtantanooua
procure. Children’a photo: a apecialty.
NORTI‘lnf. S. 78 Wuhlugtou at. ti. N. on quality
RRADMANP R. Gareth buildi N. Cabinet
photographau 32:50pcrdoa ouc- «3.81.50.
PIANO THEIR. AID “PAIR“!-
KENDRB. C. 1". Lockwood llall. N. Akadealcrin
pianoe. organs. about inhale. etc.
PLANINO MILLS.
RANDALLIINER 1). IN. All kindaol wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
nrxrnaco. W.11. lacicllall MAN.
Plumbing. clean and glad
NAMRJ1 11 A3110. cor. lainadecvtMS. N.
Plumbing-rid pa fitting. rangeaand beaten
RAILROADS.
Wfl‘m ml BAIDWII? 00. _W.'
Ilyett. pneumatic”. elpt
"Al. BS'I'A'I‘I AOKN‘I'S.
DAYTON. JACOBI. Wmmmttoi’no
ti. N. property formulae-wreak terradv.)
MORRELLAL‘BOMIEDHU lsWafltiugrou at.
s N. veiling. renting collecting.
.lnveunuta and
written in heat
WOODWARD. RA. No. Rain“, 8. N. botanic
audbuilding iotaftwvale.
RESTAURANTS.
mmsWaicregN.wam-talaatdl
11113le 1680. Rain 8. N. Thebtatficdinncr
thc.ciiy Board by dayorwcck.
SANITARY INGINIIIB.
RIDER.“ Ill. A SON. 5W 8. N.
HydraulicandCivtl ileugineaam at.
80110015. (Private)
BAIRD [188 INST! d Orchard N
Young‘s'ladica wmyacbool It.
pal. Circularoereqacel.
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f rl lid f
3......“ ' mmim "my:
mow
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MW “Spec vantage-or
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coupon-mm 'i he
8"!!!) IAO'IIIN'ID.
. I.“ Kolain N. Wheelerand
Wag and'flouahold," 'n'ueedla. oil. attach-
raeuta. Repairing a apecialty.
sewn commas.
RATIOND BROS. erwvre budgwatn plpev laid.
naming. tiling. gardening.
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wasnwnmumwaon A 00. SN. ladi-
cronwmaconexahymmn.m
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‘A TUSSLE WITH TOUGHS.
WIDUCI’OR “Will’s ENCOUN-
TER WITH THREE SWRDBS.
Mantra-pay Arte-tad and Looked
lip-lined ”.0. lack Thin Ker-lug
hr Area-ll.
Saturday night. an Conductor Kellogg
wla leaving thin city on hie 7:15 trip,
three Sweden boarded the car. aomewhat
under the influence of liquor. They got
to wrangling among themeeree, doing
violent and abusive language. until the
conductor waa obliged to aek them to
keep quiet. aw there were ladiee in the
car. In reply he got nothing but abuee.
When the car arrived oppoeiteBt. Mary’ 0
church the conductor put the men
oil and left them wallowing in the
(not the men followed the car and began
Wag to the rider. at the imminent
IR of getting run over. The car finally
lied moat of the lady paneogan not out.
badly frightened. When thcoar reached
the atablea the matter was reported to
Preeidentflyatt, who ordered the Sweden
arreeted. Countable Lockwood found
them fighting among tbemaelvea near
the Helhodint church. where Conductor
Kellogg had left them. They were taken
to the lockup, where, unable to find a
bondeman. they remained until a late
boure laat night. They were then releas-
ed under bonds of $100 each, furnished
by a friend who came up from Stamford.
Thin morning the trio was brought be-
fore Justice Sellcck. charged with as-
Iult, drunkenneae and breach of the
peace. They gave their names at John
Svrc, Louie Williams. Andrew Hokan-
Ion, all of Stamford. The charges for
drunkenueea and breach of the peace
were boiled, and the men were fined 87
and uncle each. for aeeault. amounting to
814.86 in each care.
N. Albion. a batter, who, helped separ-
ate the men when they were fighting,
had a ailk umbrella torn to pieces, and
received a cut on the side of hie head.
Light-lug Dona Strike 'I'wlea.
The old-time theory, that lightning
doc-a not atrike twice in the name place,
has exploded. aaya tho Hiddletown Press,
and an illustration of the unreliability of
the etalemcnt war given in this vicinity
during the revere electrical storm last
Thursday night. A large wild cherry
tree clouding on Hunting hill just be—
yond Pameacha bridge,wae struck by
the electric belt for the third time with-
iuthe recollection of rcaidentc in that
vierurryc Alter cutting the tree the
lightning followed a telephone wire
for about 200 feet, until it reached a
telephone pole, down which it ran. chat-
tering it in in progreea to the ground.
Seventy-live feet acroaa the road from
the pole etaude a honor, and the inmates
were slightly checked by (be close con‘
tact of the bolt. which war a severe one.
Prlae right-n Arranud.
About one hundred aporta went to
Naogatuck Saturday night to witneee a
fight between Tom Connor of Thomaoton
and Ed. Ichonald of Waterbury. The
"mill" war to take place in the old atone
chop about a mile from Union City-
About 2 o’clock Sunday morning the
cpoue were busy making preparations
for the fight. and had gathered on the
tint door of the chop. where they pitch
ed a ring. The couteatanta were about
to Mop into the ring when a peace of
Nan gatuck olilcora arrived. led by Sherri!
Sweeney of that place. There war a
wild break thecrowd. who um
edout of tmwa. Will w:
captured by Oillcera Conlon and Silver-
nail and taken to the Naugatuok lockup.
Connor. the other pugilbt, eacaped. but
the police expect to arreat hint today.
- Death of Charla- B._ Donate».
Charlce B. Corn-took, employed in the
comparing room of the Danbury Nowa,
died Saturday morning at hia home in
that city. He wae a native of Norwalk,
non of John Oometook, but baa lived
have motivated theme-Ivar HrfiOoin-
clock war penal-ad of a remarkably
happy «1me endeared MD)
tohlvniany frlvuda.
[mallow
.urday.
leppuaite the Icibodirt church . ,
THE ROAT DIDI’I' ARRIVE-
A Hungry and Neappalatadthwwd
watch-vacui- Vain.
CaptainBillinptetn.ofEaetNorwalk,
haabeen talking ahoutanew boatfor
manyweeka. Early yceterdayinorniug
he «cried for We End. in Captain
Harm'- oraft. hla intention being to
purchase ihchoat withtho monarch
hooerriedinhiepoeket. Alarge nun:-
berof lr.Billin'getein'afrieudegathvred
onthePoiuttoacehimoorneiutbehar»
bor,andeomeof themevenwentwith-
out their dinner eoae notto niutbe
pleaeure. Toward evening a rail wee
neutn thedietance,andaatheboat
drewneartheaboroitwaeaeeuthat
Captain Billiogatein wuinit, buthedid
nothavethencwboar. Hediduotglve
a anti-factory reason why he did not
havetheboat,butthere waegrcatlnur-
touringa among them wbohad waited
nearlyalldaytoeceit. Theoaptain
aaylhewillaurolygettheboatnntflal-
’Th [na- ”00.... in Now Ito-k. ,
The New York. New Karen A: Bar!-
ford Railroad 00.. he received pernic-
vion to inane $900,000 in new clock to re-
tire au equal amount of capital of the
Connecticut Valley and the Stamford
and New Canaan made. which the New
York, New Haven and Hartford commie.
By the term- of the amended charter the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
can make such inane- only after receiv-
ing permission from a board of which
the etate treasurer. the state comptroller
and an attorney at law who has been at
the bar at Icaet ten years are membere.
State Treavorer Henry and Attorney Jer-
emiah Halsey. of Norwich. considered
an application made remedy and grant-
ed the permisiou desired.
Winner of the Bar-urn Prize.
Mice Jennie Tollee, a daughter of W.
R. Tollee, formerly of South Norwalk,
who in a member of the clan of ‘90 of
the Bridgeport High School. has won the
tint prize of 830. altered by P. ’1‘. Bar-
num for the beat eaeay. Her subject
was “The Future of the Negro in the
United Stance." Speaking of the essayist
and her delivery, the Bridgeport Newe
aaye: “This young lady’s manner of do
livery wan my and convincing. Her
production was acbolarly and reaeoning.
She handled her aubjcct inamaaterly
way for one of her yearn, ebowiug that
the moat careful attention had been
given to her abject.”
A Train Wraeked Near Iawleyvllle.
Juat before one of the ext-union train-
reachod Hawhyvlllo Saturday evening
Ifi'elfllklnlhonlhemllllnoboundw
Wilaon’e Point. ran 01! the track from a
journal breaking owing to a hot box.
Five freight care were more or love in-
jured, the trucks being completely 05
one car. leaving it completely aoroee the
track. A wrecking train reached the
scene of the accident about midnight
and commenced the work of clearing
the track. The pateengera from Wileon
Point were taken to the ocean of the
wreck. walked around the wrecked can
and boarded another train that had been
sent from Bridgeport.
Aceld-t at Wilson Point.
Yeetcrday morning John Hinev. of
But Norwalk. while coupling can at
Wileou Point, caught oneof his hand:
between the bumpera. Hie fingers were
badly crmhed. Afr. Blue wan brought
to thin city where an examination of his
injuriee waamado by Dr. Clarke. The
injuries were of ouch a character that it
war neceaaary to amputate two IIngcra.
It is feared that another finger will have
to be taken on.
halal-rent for lat-cine Information.
Superviaor of Cancun Why has
received notification from Superintend-
entPorterto reporttotbo Dietrict At-
torney the name-of thoaa refualng to
anawer queatlone. eepeolally that con-
cerning mortgagee on property. Title in-
dicator that the government intrude to
provecute peoplewho rcfuae to anewer
inopertinent question. Refunl to
anewer 1a “punishable by .100 Inc.
who» M a newly arrivaduraadvet
It 0'- 01m lot-lo It! almost unlit
mm
HOUSATONIC EXCURSION.
1'0 NEW YORK All! RETURN 0N
TIIR “CAPE CHARLIE.”
Bubaaalelaad unmet-mm.
Dellntlallallnwwa Ih- [outwith-
Inptueaaoallatlaa'lhww-Ia.
Wbentbe “Cape Wk“ Wihon’a
Point, Betardaynoon ouhvr mice
trip. givenbytbe Mic W
compauytothebfiue-Iutaudmw
faoturera ofthecitleealoug tbellne of
theread,tberewereaboutlf0pawngeu
on berdecke. Three mrdou train-
werennfromtboterminalpointaNorth
mzmmmfi
thew It"? "MLM ,
Int-rut infiltmwbflc
m
entirelydledont lam
Adamo, New Havmaud Dauhury. The game:
tralnfronitbeuorthearnodowuthe
_ Danbury
and Norwalk divlaion. The New Haven
train proceeded over, the New Ham
and Derby road to Bot-ford. thence over
the mainline‘tonawleyvllle, turnover
theBethel branch to theDanbury and
Norwalk road. The train from Derby
reached Wihon Point lint. Colonel W.
R. Steven-on met the New Haven train
at Bot-ford. and at Norwalk Pmident
W. H. Starbuck and two other directora
boarded the train.
Al coon an the steamer waa well under
way Caterer Fred Head. of Norwalk,
aerved a aumptuoue collation. The ap-
petitee of the excurahmiete seemed to
have been aharpeucd by the morning
ride, and thcypartookof the good things
with apparent relish. The nail down the
round was delightful, and wae enjoyed
by all on board. 0n thewa down an
impromptu meeting was called to order
by Colonel L. L Horgan, of New Haven,
end Colonel William H. Stevenrou wee
introduced. He wee greeted with three
cheere and a tigerand made one of his
characteristic epeehea. Ex—aldenuan
Bushnell. of New Haven; President Hil-
lot, of the Derby Silver company, of
Shelton; Judge Lawrence, of North
Adams, District Attorney Hibbard and
Colonel Weller. of Pittalield; Frank T.
Lee and Alexander Troop, of New Bar
van, and Mayor Hopkins. of Danbury,
delivered addreaeea. extolling the busi-
ueaa ability, push and energy of Colon]
Steveneon and the Hountonic eyelem.
The Cape Charlee arrived at pier 46
about 2:45, and an inspectionof thepiere
wae made by the party. Theeteaurerou
her return trip arrived at Wileou’e Point
at 7:15 and theexcureiouiata immediately
took care over the Hountonic ayeteui for
their homee.
non GETTING.
What‘l'hreeudallalfmu eBay will
Do.
Of interest to there who are looking
forward to Tueeday uight'a meeting of
the Buildingand Loan Aeeoeiation will
be found the following, from that fathom
champion of home-getting—Thrift:
“Since the peeve and public have corn-
menced to tell the good thinge accom-
pliebed through cooperative building-
loan aaaociationa, millions of dollars
have been caved by peraona never before
raving a cent. every dollar of which ha-
been invested legitimately.
“Hundreds of home-are being built
ovary month by former rout pay'era who
ayearortwo agoupeoted to pay rent
all their liven. Their example inqriree
thou-ands who imitate the good example
andjoiulntherace foroonrpelenceaud
a home.
“But the great feature of thia nee iv,
that every cflort put forth bring: a euro
reward. that re, every dollar caved re-
maina the property of the never.
u‘Threeand-halfcenteadayaavedand
invented in a building and loan autocla-
tiou and capitalized to the extent of w
"I-‘orthe loan or women who on.-
tueneeaouthrea and a half cent- will.
without noflboeoreflorhanoueave fifty
cenhoroneddluadayand thla cum
repreaantaaauughone.“
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part Infill-Teal workv he. MID
had “unclean-blob keel-lion)!
SUNDAY SCHWI- worms.
Iaetl-geltholm
amine-uh. July M).
This largeaud inepiringa-Illyef
Sunday achool workera will hflh
Pittaburgh,Juue 24.27. n. haul, .
bedovoted mamas—Iv
myofthernoetproluluvfl'ubfl
country,tbaaehctiouol thew-what
committee.aud plan“ In ”fl-
gremve workin allpartao! the“
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DreSchaufller,Dunning.Wavhu
dolpl), Wharton, Boga, Bananas-r,
HomA.H.Colquitt,BmREm
of Toronto. William
femorW.R.Harper. Adm“
winuduonawpnuywm—h
duectionoflmCraftaIi-W
Min-Barlow andotben. M“
bealargo delegatioufronm
«Pituburghieuurathadflilfil
railroad rates are verylow. Am-
mentabavebeeunradafdrum
byway of BaltimWaihflw‘l
Barper’aFerry. More“,
viaofPennaylvaniaald M”
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delegateanflroadm-lm”,
rowan. BalLWeet Rama-aw“
member of the interaction!“
committee.
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