NUMBER 737.
MMOMDMMIIEw
Intmdnt m ‘ -
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN» THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
Liiiiiii Builds liiiiiiis
I
TOWN OF NOIl‘VAL‘Ii.
Abbreviltiou: N.——-Norw&lk; S. N.-—nouih Nor-
walk; it. II.—Itaitt Mil};
To than of our render. who are not al-
nudy uwuro of the first we would any that
Ivory firm herein repremntod, w Inst nor of
I or Inn]! dogru. will be found
It all, nibble In every Inn-drum» trunn-
utlou. and well worthy of all patronage
exuudcd to Ih°Er__“,.,._
AIR CODII'III-ISSIIIIS. '
NORWALK IRON WUIIKS (‘1), Tim, Vi dft‘f vii,
hour it. II. bridge.
ARCHITECTS.
KNAI'I’, WM. 8. 10.! Washington st, plums and
apt-:it‘ications fumii-hcd lit rmsonnblc mini.
RANDALL, MINER I). cor. Main and Wall ms, ‘3.
wile. prospective and free hand tli’nwmg.
AUC‘I‘IUNEEIL‘I.
II'I'CIIELL, JAMES, office to Wall at, N. Rm.“
estate broker Ind nuctionmr.
MIJRIIELL & IIHUMMEIHEU, 95 Washington et,
all kind» of propcrty Mild.
BAKED. .
IkKLYN 6150K “I; )Iiilu at, 5.3.1111“ \Vn-liiiiginn
at, '5. S. lilao dixulurs in coiifc-iziiuiicry, lL'L'
ennui. Icon. etc.
SL'OI-‘IELD, EMMA C. ‘19 No. Miiin st. S. N. Soli-
ngmni’. for Hort-111‘: cvlebrntui lCC i-rriini.
WERNERCIIAS. L. Main Eannr Wall, .‘I. Purc-
conft-ctioncry and ice Ci‘r'ufll. I‘m-ll goods dnliy
WILSUN‘S "Ilomu )Indr" Ilrrmi Iliikrry, ilrziiiiiu.
ville. halve orders at I-ll— l'iirv-r‘e, i; it It. I‘Lii v,
".15 Ks.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, Tho, Wall s1, )6,
capital slum», surplus $1 Lino. _ “cargo )1.
Ifolnmi, prvsidi-iit; IL. L, Myrr, virupn widonl‘,
William A. Curtis, Car-DICK.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, Tho, in Wmhlnutonrt,
hour Muln,b'. N. t'npitiil Sliliflfl; surplus. $13-
500. If. it. Itownn, prwduui, Jucuil .\I. Liy-
tun, cunhicr.
I’AlItFIELD (‘OCXTY NATION \L BANK. Tllt‘
4t Wail st, )3. incurpomiml in. . I‘Lipitnl fifili,~
our Pun-1.. James W. iiyilii; \iiltrpl'cnlw 15mm.
0, Ker-in; cushiur, Lrivue L'. hm Ii.
FAIRFIELI) CIIL'N'I‘Y SAVINGS HANKTht‘Jl
“'11“ at N. Dcpuulfn smog"). aiiiplu~ $30.01».
\i’iniicld 5. Mindy, prcat; Martin :, L'Iiiw.\lt.’c
prost; Jitllk‘é II. Ilnilcy, trons.
AA'I‘IUXAI. BANK til" 31 iltWALK. The. 51 Willi
at, N, IIICUI‘WT‘JIMI 13.32. Cdpilfil ammo. Elli-n-
czrr Ilill. picsL; E. J. Illil, Vice pi’t‘rl.; II. P.
I’nce, Cmélilcr. Diruciurs, 1-3. Hill, I). J, “1.1,
tt’.(i.'1‘iiom3.e, E. ii. Lockwood, J. .\. QI~litiIlL
U. E. Wilson, E. Ikard, I). W. I‘iii h. \l. 1".
Ilia-imp. Bunkers” ML‘I'CIIZIIIIE', )luiliirm lllrcr-'.
I't'tt‘fllllkl and Family ncuounis are mil. iimi.
NUIKWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY , 'I'hiv. \\ .iil sl. 3.
Dcpositn uvur $2.1m,in!.surpici> EEIUUI tum-J-
3f. Helm, prcntx, It. Il. Linuiiirii. vim: prm .
George K. Miller, trans.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. ’l‘hr. l):-
positn our two in), hurpliin 31.1010. .\i.‘.. n .~
mans. prelim John II. Knapp, Il‘tdr. luv-list
puid dcponitorl. Money loaned on him'igugc.
BEEF, (“'hulenale.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CU. 5. N. Hammond
hoof, pork. shccp, lamb, vcal, etc.
TEIIIIY, WM. )1. [it 0).. N. Armorir‘s but and
provisions. nirmu drone-ed lamb and Illiilliill.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
IIL'X'I'UNJ. F. Purl other bu it'i. )5. i irLiiiurs
folded in our l‘IUU huiirlziy [lilhrl‘nfi
IIuAl; K's)“ II “N.
CARR, (II-10. ’1'. foot. Itiyiiioiil :t. a N
shoving n rpccinliy.
BRIDGE BUILDER“.
BELL, “EU. S. (R CU. I'. 0 box .3 H. 5, X. iiiiiiili-r'
of bridging, ducky. pllt.‘ fiillllilltllulls. l"I.
IIUUT AND SIIUI'l DEA LIuItS.
BROWNJI. b‘. in. Main at. a. I», cu-ium ti ml; and
repairing n B‘pctlitlly.
HARVEY, C. II. Nu. )In'iu at, S. N. rpm-tidings in
Mar, slim-9 and whims.
SCUAL'B, JOHN .1; SUN. 55 Washington rt, :3. N.
A good unwnnwnt III. low pile-lie.
m AND 3110!; REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, GEO. ‘29 Railroad I'lmu. 5. .‘i.
work neatly and prompily douc.
uoonsrzuuw ASD 313nm) mu.
I‘INKEU, J. ARTHUR, S. curd ciigrmiiig, wed.
ding stationery, bone lull nud Lr‘ uni: gumh.
PLAISTED'S DRUG h'i‘iiltI-Z, ll Washington at,
S. N. School supplicn and gisimrnl Emllttlii‘f)‘.
BOX MAKERS, (\"quI and I'upvr.)
KNAPI’, E. I". Water at, s. N. manufaciiinsr of hili
W, packing boxed, etc. Ucucml rliiip whining.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
“KRIS. JOHN II. It. Washington rt, 5.x. ElEU
bin: stone, new" pipe. hay. straw. i-tc.
LEONARD, CHAS. T, Wntcr rt. )3. brick of all
km,limc.cviuvn1, pin-m, hnu, do. ulna blue
stone, lira brick and clay.
RAYMOND BROS. Milwaukee, I‘liiliuIi-lphiu and
Trenton frunin, brick, liiih, iIIIIL', Cr‘ltlt‘lll, mlntunnt
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS. &|:.
BUSTUN BUTTER IIUUSEJiext door I“ the Post
Dulce, S. N—n spcchty made of Ill diifun-iit
vnrietiee of chasm. iiiiporimi rind donlk‘rfiii. .til
grndzs of butter, eggs, lnrd, cairiucil gothln, cic.
CARRIAGE ILILI’USI’I'UIHI‘JS.
DANN, WM. E. 50 Wall rt. )5. l‘nmngr-e, hurricanes,
hum, stable: and curringu fiiniishiiigs.
CARPENTERS AND IIIJILDI'IIIS.
CROWE, JAMES if. shop Ann st, 5. N. untiinntce
given, jobbiiig promptly intruded iii.
fluif’l’t)N,t\'h§. A. 6: ’l‘iiyluruwiiiic. s. N. Jobbing
promptly nttcndcd to,
RANDALL, M. I). Randall's mill, E. N, Modem
umhiwy run by climp plwrr rimiiiua rm: to Kivc
low tlgnrvs. Large work it rpociuli y.
IIAYMDND, J. It. 00 Water It, :78. muriiifiicturrr
of molding», hmckctn, wuingn, tJIIIih‘f him itn, Inl-
uniiiin, [It'vwlls balurtcrn. Build, M‘fllllilzlktiflgitllll
fuming. Ilut lilixtkr, lmtinni imiu'ilstiii hum.“ Ls.
Jobbing done, Enlluiati'r‘ given. 'i'ril-iihuiie iii-h.
SIII’IItWUUD, S. D. Ill Grow rt. 5. N. Jobbing
promptly Iltchdtd tu.
“‘IMUN, 5. II. nhopffrorn rt, nuir .‘IlIiII .-—I ifflcr i-nr,
\vt'nllrt. 11nd Iliridcii itVt‘ , N . Mrniu WINHI working,
niimldlligli, window Iriiuirn and turning. 1,5)WI‘FL
wtliuntvs. Muiu'y lininrd. 'l‘rlcphoiir iiiiinbrr 2.“; 2.
CAIII’I'ZTS AND OILCMITIIH.
MIDI‘II'LLI) a IIUI’T, :l “Mitre bidg, N. on “lab
ington :1. ti. N acc- ulvuriincniuii.)
CAlutIAl. . MANUFACTURERS.
TILLYJIESKY. Sustain rt, 5 N. manufnrtnrer of
curring“, t-ipmiui nimmou given to rvpniring.
WIUGII'I‘ & PLYNN, fuotof I'rnriklln FL,IIIIII1IIIM‘-
mum of curring“, vugurin, trill-ks, i-ic. I'iiiniiiig,
Dimming And rupturing IIIA‘CIHI], bingo-awning.
CATIIIIEIIS.
D'AR‘I'OIH, 0.1!. :12 No. Muir: rt. formerly of ”mul—
wny, N. I“. winner for wanting» rad pulling.
HEAD, FIII'IIIEIIII'K. Iii Willi at, N. Wedding» and
puma nupplimi iii Illt? plinrfrrf imiiw.
CATHOLIC GIMIIMII.
HAYES. J. T. I: (III. 2!} Mill II rt, N. nlm virus
Mm, ltnLlimt'riI and IKMIKN'NC'II‘.
ennui" I'II‘I'Z MANI‘I’ACTITItI::..4.
LEDNAIID. (IIIAEI. ’l'. “at“! It, N. nll ~...i.a and
map", iii-0 artificial 1-111», ripping. m ,
CIIIAB IIUX MANI‘I‘AC'I‘I I. nus.
ri'I‘. JUIIN. ITIIAH. 1-5. "I? Mnrnhnll -i. .K :v'. manufact-
inru of rigitr hour» Lind d-nlrr in murmur.
CIuAlt MANITLH’I t. 1mm.
III)" 3 ULMhTEAI! HUM: I i D. ’I‘Iir, ll: SQMnln
lit, a. N. mnnfutururn of thin rignm
OLD WELL CIGAR III). The, Wurliiiigwn It. 8. N.
”Inhibited ‘
ll-iirc'
All
WAUMSII, it. M Ito. mu, 8. I“. Illa Jobber in
what miner.
CIVIL ”XIIISEIIIIS.
KNAI’I’, WI. ti. III: “'Mhirigtnn ml, .‘v‘, N. prompt
attention given to loml ourwymz. Lurk box 32.3.
RIDER, W, It. It box. in Washington M, h )6. fly-
draulic nod unitary mzint-tzrn.
WUOIMI. N. at Inin iii. N. All ovum promptly
attended in.
{101111130 DEALKIIS.
COISTOCK "HUS. Mai-mic building, N. and H
amino I‘LN. munnfnctnrm. jut-in in Mid nrtuilers
COAL AND “'00”.
rlmms sons [1. ti. Washington (it. im. Imhizb.
Wilkes , Punklin. t‘rma literal. I’mnhoiim,
LIU‘SARD. CHAS. T. Waltz! It. N. the him-i vmie.
rmnf Anihiwta uyi bituminous coal, me All
kindv of kindling wood.
MYIOSD ration. Ighigb, Breath“ and mil
lion uni. ll Ian bliuxnirmnn rm Imam pmwm.
10”.”, It. If. Aim. Wniirr rt. up. lime factory
i. It. in]. straw. min, feed, m.
CULIJIIIES.
CUSMTICIH' COIIIIIIIMAL. (intuit: b'd‘g.
N, I'. II. hum, principal. DI] and evening.
ODIIIC'I'IOIHEBV (Do-Ian uml Munufr'n)
“MAI, ISAAC, In Winningum It. 15. N. an
Inn nih'fn ir' ' 'm' I...
. III (I . 53Wnll )3,
“maximum... '1' d”
r
CORSET MANUFACTURERS.
ROTH a. GOLDSCIIIIIIYI’. in" II. N. Mannhe-
tnreru of the celcbmtui ILA . Corsets.
comm REMEDIES.
I’LAISTED'ri (YOUUII REMEDY,wnmriicd to cure,
manufactured II. I'd Wuhingwn at, 5. N.
CIIIICKEIIY AND GLASSIVAIKE.
NASH, I'. II ‘1 BED. cor. Hun Ind Went In. II. R.
Agile Ind tin wure.
UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. Main iii, mar Went,
INHPI‘, crockery, glut warn, bouscfuruiidiingn, etc.
' DENTIS'I'S.
BOU'I'WELL, C. F. Lander! block. 50. Main at. S.
N. Office hours, 19 l. m. to it p. ni.
KENDALL, “EU. 5.. I) 0.5. Washington. cor.
Franklin III. 5. N. Ilourv ti i\.m. to 0:11pm.
NEWKIIIK, J. C. oh’lcc at resident-e, llvwle st.
lll':tl’ t'uiigri‘gntiunal i'hurrb. N. gun wiminietrrcd.
Gold and purer-Iain (row on inst-rial.
WI-ZI-JDJI’. L., DDS. :tiil;i~i Wl-liiimun -i, v N.
Iluurs b u. Iii, [U (l p, in. mn- (IIIlIlIIIl-ill'l'k‘tl.
DODIIS. SASII AND BLINDS.
SDIITIIJV. II. & C0. 15 it; i? Whicr rt, S. curring:-
vtood wurk, whccls, cic.
DRAIN AND SEWER I'II'I'Z.
I'I EIIC'B, F. M. 39 Chestnut at, 5.3". L‘riisin-d stone,
rchr contractor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akmn.salt glazed and content
pipc, :t to 36 niches in diameter.
DRUGS AND CHE.“ ICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, \‘lin Ziiiiilt inc. Ii. .‘I
Sunday IIIIIII’I‘, 1:1 to town. i to 'J p. in. Prescrip-
lions arr-fully cuiiiponmiml.
GillioiiRYJ. 1;. Liz: will; rt, N. Establmhiu 183.}.
Wholesale and null. Popular prim-.4.
IfIi.t‘..\',.IuiIX A. 11 Main 51, N. i':-rriimcs,~1ifty
liw ditIi- ‘lII. prrfuiiirs.
PLUS’I’EI S, if. \t'urliiii-gmu i-t. S. N. [tfllt'IIl modi-
ciiirswrc. I'iiye-ir'iiiiis‘ Litl'hf'l'lplliill‘t :1. rpm iiiity.
DRY-(HIIIDS.
AMIILHIRJ. L. .\ NLVS —‘ 'l‘hi' l-Lpiliulilu." No. 2
(um-Hr inhaling. .\. Dry gmnlr, vilit,iii1ll.‘, nint-
tingii :iiiil “lg“.
BANKS, I} K .‘vliihzxrkemn Hon-l block, 8 X dry.
good-fl Iliillllftrl. ‘. l'ii-lvrurzirn .~p«-r:nl1y.
BHXVETT. .I. h . N. Ilu-iii- r.‘ l‘.‘l.Il)~
li~ln ii uwr furry
DIt'KEIiIIAX. A. 6; SUN. ~l Wurliiiinuii rt. 5 _\'
(lryrguiuis, (urpv t.-. ill'. mm ltll‘v i
Si'ui‘lb‘dli :4 um i‘. .1 i..i/i i:.- mix. .\'. in Wuh-
iiigiuii ~1. S .\ iM-c iidii l‘L-r lltl'lll i
S'l‘lflill'f'. EDWARD. r, IiJI/t‘flt' Iiiilz, N. Dry
guntb, Inn. y :niul~.1inl.<iii-:i!idliii~..-ry_
E\I’Iflls‘i (0“ I'J‘SIES.
ADAM" llhi'lliifi‘ fit. all! I‘ rizliii ivl ~‘.:'.-i'i, \.
.\ :iiill’l\l.iil~i'. ,\ KM“ (if: lir :Lll
p.ir:- uf ill. in»: ii. l‘J‘ l_. r 'l.._! «1v: . Ln”.
r. . . [.i.:.rl|il1.r.i..
EXPRESS.“ li.\.
Bl \lllN .‘i Illll .‘lDUllL iiilm'zii l'. iivil i ",~ I‘,
\‘- .i.: ~i. N tiiir iiiuII-v. "prompt ut'i'iiiinsi '
C.\\ .\.\'.\1.ll'~‘ LXI'ltli‘w, b;i;:i«,:~-. fiiriliiiirv and
p 'iiim iiiuiwl. Lt‘l‘vl rirxlirsul l‘ii- . - > \.
*lilfilllliiill), W \I'. _\' i-Eu’r- 111 p-»
LIN-w -. (Im in. :tI:«i priiziip‘ ecrv'iu
EXTRAC'IN‘. I'ZBSIISCI-ZS. ETC
IlYXlll'. l-'.~ .t-Iii ~‘..\'. . ‘
t!" of :N. '
NUHWALK liki‘likl l' ("I .\. ii;.ii..il:i
IIlit r .‘tll"t' i‘. .\i:l‘m : i. ii. .I
I LIITIIJIJLRN.
ILAYMI LVD Dill Irv. liriiiiii} - f‘li'il‘r pli.i~;rii.ilr‘.-Ap-'r'r
iui IIIIIIlllfl‘F. lurid pus r. : iinyi.r.iti,-ul:t-1ir.<
SMITH, \t' H at ii \l ,l’vr. \ :13 :3- [Mr \V .l
[1.11mi lurk A; in "s Plilllilill’ll .. «is
I‘Iltl'l BRICK AND LI..\\'.
RAYMHXD Dims (iriliiiiiry -li.ipr- iII snack, fill-c
i,..~1-:«~rilrr,ilri~:iior1.ir.~riiiil.nliLiiiiir y llllk‘ i.ll.ll_‘:‘.
I'Isll. Ut'sTIZIK". (LAMS, ILTC.
lIl’X'i' tr Zia“ l’Y. oU‘t\IL-:;.ii1;mii ,-t, > X. fin-v
lull, 11;.rir'f». Lidillfi. fi’iiltr. g.tlih', Huge-tub” s, izc
I'l..\ti AND ('UNt'ltlJ'l-Z “ALKS.
Iliilt'l‘nx. .11 ill.\' it. trinylur awhile. > X. Al,”
flour,- llt'.tlt.’l'.
RAINILVII Kilns. riintmctnrv- for dig. ciiiicrrtr,
IL-lillatll, l-riclt, L‘t'lIIt’lil. niiil gI‘JI-‘i'l ii ail...-
I’LURIDA STEAM AND “01' “CITE“
II E A1 I. I15.
‘EEKHR.W. II. & CU. Militia “all block, 8. 3.
win nzi-iitp.
I'LUI II. (BRAIN AND I'IZILI).
"ISLAND IIEM'" FLUL It, Ilil: lii‘ri iiiuilc.
fail in nu: it.
L'IIUMMILDI i-ZI', DISH-IL. car-l I'Lil of Wu
1-: llflvigl‘ lilo « IiHli ~ rt of Linn.) ll “if I.
ll.\\'.VIIl.\'l) IllillB. hay. rtriii
piu’kdxr, innit, 11: Iii l’fil'k’U lui-l
Ill-.D MILL, l t'ruhm' .\ lbw,
pound in ll.’tlll :tllil ryx- ll‘iilf.
I'l.ultl.~'I‘,~.
DEW}, I’,\I'I.. “'iuklu.iril l‘i.ii-‘. 5 _\' 1r.i1.‘.~, cui
Illllbl‘n‘ uml iiriniiiii-izzi‘. pii-crs IllwlL‘ in .mi- r
Ul‘ liul‘ E. l'. L. J“) \Vnril st, opp [rm-m rim ~. ry. ,\'
I’luiiis. i ill {low r-. MC, r lunil VII-fit .‘l rpm 1...:3
Mi KAY, JOHN. E. N hair 1hr ilrput Balding
lniitrv- ut flow-ire niid Iliil’ltl hull. of .m LIIAL‘.
‘inc for"! .i Flit'tjluliy.
SMITH, JUIIN H. .‘o )Illin 111.5 .\', the iihlmil Mill
but kiiiiivti fl-iflr-I iii llll." 5.1111 ‘ r.tlll:‘_ I. .it
unis of
lyoii‘i
tir'.‘
(lulu
dimer». t'lf'. l-“iuml work of mi l...i-.i' .. u,“ Lt ly
and IlUlIt‘ pmiiipily.
I'l'ltNITl’ItH DEALERS.
cold-231.“, 'l'III‘IHDHle.Wii :mn -i. .. .th mil.
I'iiriidiii‘r. lnil‘ ii: L'll 2i. pitiiiru friiiiir-A, t 11'
(fluid (it Will 'l'LIlSI-LY. ill) Mziin I1. .‘6. illny
Illilllll'r‘ old ntiiuil). aw mlh‘flit‘t‘fli.l.
[MI .VII ’51). til-2i), II. Iil'W stun». it. and l~ )luin rt.
5'. your doom Bliuh‘ old stone.
b'l'iiW, DAVID, $1}, :3, :30. um :23. 50.3I11u er, my.
furniture. Ilulin‘m‘i’n, cic.
HAS thil-l'l‘ COMPANIES.
NUItWILK (6A5 LIUII'I‘ t'iLIII’ASY. oilii r in
Witter H, 5. film for light. limit iiiiil pow r
Coin: PIX Ci‘lil—S prr llIL‘l‘Il‘l. Coal ’I'nr llii'l u do.-
lan- pit lmrrvl, packing: utru.
Iilull‘ldlts, (“‘holenalc.)
[INLMI'ZS .t hfIl—llliiIt, {land ll “Elli .4 N. wliolc—
rLLit‘ gm I‘I“. il-iiir. grain. tiny. t'lt'.
SELLEI‘K Ilittifi. Him»! in“ all rt, N. wliol-xaulc
um i 1-,, Ilnur. It'i'tl, prism, buy, etc.
(iitmtnlts.
BROWN it WILI‘UK, Ti) Wuhinztun rt. 5 N Irllv
nurnin for (’l‘lt‘limlCII I'uriuingtoii rrmrnrry liiiiin-r
IIFA'KI‘ZR, (UNIIAII. iii Washington rt, 5. N.
(him o grin rrim and pruvm‘ionu.
FI-IIIIIIS, I HAS. II. lllf‘I‘I‘iIBOI in lIutrhinr, a) No.
Minn at, :5. N. mblr iii-iii nun. for family triuic.
FINNEHAN it U‘ItILII.I.Y. Ii‘rfi Minn It, lV, iluur,
Imi, hay. eiriiw. rmil and Wood.
FISNHY a; IlHNI-Ziili'd‘. it “1111 at, N. fancy null
rtnplc murmur”. wiifu Lionrry, fruit. rir.
FITK'II, D. W. Wrist iIVi'. cm. Mi'rmii at, N. curled
gin-nip. tofhwn, tin-o. bum-r, mt.
“LOVE", I}. L. 35 Will). II, N. I tutor to the but!
iriulv I‘ibtniiiublo.
iii'I’I-llt 3 50321? It, Sprlniswmd. H. N. but an»
CUM-n, rhuif‘tt iiioiiin, tluur, Ind, NC.
[IANP’URIL W. 3. Hunt IIV“. mm It It. station, KN.
Amati» pnmi, in him: mum-1w, ow.
LAW’I’UN. P D. it HI. 2.! no. Minn tit, 5. N. gn»
(rm-- and IlIlllt‘ ilvlii‘u» iris.
L'IIOII .‘I EDI HIT. D.\.\' ”'21.. mntt‘nrl of Wilmington
1-1.. budge. 5. X II‘M. CIIlIt'IIII, spit-m, n Pyt't‘tbily.
MINNIE st DAMIAN. Nultlnin at, rimir Win-t, as.
thin griu‘f'fil'i. furrigii "Hill. flour. fem-d. etc.
NEW It’lllt TEA t‘ii . rt? Miiiii i". .\'.~.\I. [It'll-1»
Twila. (”iii «‘11 iiiul v-pirvia ii rpm iulty.
NII'KHIL‘HIN it IIE'I‘TN, (if; and :57 Main If. N. I
npm‘inlty 11mph»: of table dolli in ir‘H.
U'I‘IIAIII'J, Iii-ii). Wilton IVL‘. Mid School at. N.
It's-w Ilill'l‘, titrw goods rind ricw prircs.
SEI’MIII‘R, (.3. IL 3‘) Wuhlngtrm rt, it. N. hund-
Illmlt‘ra for celebrated 'Dcw Drop‘ canned mods.
VALUES, CHAS. II. fiWnll If, N. CMriirry but»
WI, (lion-e, eggs, tnble flifllCMH‘S, "IDLE, ctiz.
IIAT'I'IZIU'I' I'lfltfi. OPP“?! Ol’)
ASCII, JUNKI'II J. 7 Monroe at, 8. DI. nlro former!-
uf lint bodice.
”Mini. MARTIN .Iii. it 1.30. m to in swing at, H.
N. Impurivrv of wnl rkim, pith-hut, Iriinmiiiicn.
Ind cutters of hath-rs” film.
IIA'I‘TIZIIS' IDOLS.
WHEELER. W. A. Witt-W at, 5. N. iron found“.
hgiit mil. 1 urtinwl. extension whit-r boxer.
IL"!!! AND CAPS. (Br-lull.)
KNAI'I' 'I‘IIIi'. II.\']"I'I'ZIL 9] Wuhingtim lit, 9, N.
I swuniiy mad-2 of flu-r IlIfI “It": mil tum.
.IIA'I' MANUFACTURERS.
BAKER. I}, V. h (It). Union “$5.36.
and flexible hula.
(.‘ItUi-‘I‘T (c KNM’I’. mbllrhert 1W. futtirln
cor. Minn & [111011, and Wm“ M 'l‘nllon lie, :9. N.
Mw to“ «him my uremic- sum-t,
III'IIIII‘ILL a IIAH'I'IIIIL, Xabunic at, 5.“. Wine
viii! cam-inure dnrby Int».
IMYIIUSD l. (:4 IMfiTUIIK, Day in. 13.x. who flew
Forming Company, um m9.
VULII IIA'I' (It). The mond cot. DI SJI.
I’irw wine “in Into.. It. a, L
WIIKKLER. ARTHUR C. 13 “III“ I. I'- M.‘
Fine ltlfl
III child!!!" It!" hill.
HARDWARE AND CUTLBBY.
PROWI'I'I', J. 1‘. L5 Wit It. N. light hurdwiuu And
carriage part5.
SMITH. W. II. & CO. 15 um! 17 While! II, N. bulld-
em‘ and cnutmctrm‘ supplies.
QL’IN’I‘AIID, W. C. Music “All block, 5. N. palm,
ville, glue. etc. (lee adv.)
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYilR, I‘. II. at: Wall It. N. custom nude humus
uid ropniring neatly done.
HORSE DEALER“.
PARSONS. M. II. Ill'ufblir‘ltlt’ Stuck Farm. 8. N. flui-
hum-2i suit") to rail purposes. All animal,- BUIII by
this Wilblifiltmfll! In: wnrrxnmi. 11min: of the
French coaching nullion "uniiinrd."
IIOI'L‘Il-I SIIDI'ZIIS.
MrQI'IIAI-I, JOHN, No. Main at, S. N. Ipoi‘iiil at-
tr-iitiuii givcii to shoring driving A; trotting: horses.
IIO’I'IZLS.
AM EIIICAN HOTEL, It} Minn at, N. J.(.'. Collins.
I‘lllfirpt‘ufl plan, I’I'I‘lékunilll. uiinrhed.
GEIIIIANIA "(VII-1L. 3') Ilnilrund pine. George
Schhub, proprictor.
NURWALK IIU’I‘BL. opp. I). kid. It. If. depot.
hi. MI‘I'hcflOD. strictly first-clans accumulations.
OLD WELL IIU’I‘EL. Bil \t‘nniiirigton st. SN. Ifwd
Iluvilund, proprietm'. European plan, 60 rooine.
HOUSE I-‘l'lK‘SISIIING GOODS.
STEVESSJ, II. Ntt’urhingtnn at, 5. N. crockcry,
glu—sunrv, tin and woodm imro.
“fl-Z DEALER“.
BI'It(_'II;\IfD. Il. “Ilcldcn I’iliut I-'.i.rui," S X. also
milk pranliii'rr.
INSITRASPE AGESTS.
CHOLTDOE .‘k LfK'KWi MI). 9 Minn gt, N.
anti: unit rmil estate in All its brziuchvs.
LAYTI iN’, JAMIE M. Wirshlngmn st. ricxi to I’D.
s N. tlrv, plain: :lusr, tic-:iih-nt iiiid life. im- nilv.)
Ltii'KWiiul). WM, cur. Minn nniIWiillsis, N. Iii-u:
csinin. lli‘v'i’t‘i'mt‘llffl, liiuiii- ni-goiiuictl. ch“.
MiiIlItl-ZI.I.& I.‘IIH,\I.\IEI)II~II‘, (if. Wanhiriumn at.
h, N. rtrii-tly first-clams coiiipgnics rl'pn‘fil‘ltll‘ll.
TAYLUII R GOLDEN. v3 5“ 47 \\'n.-'liin;.;tnn 82.
r X. Iiml Iii-unic- niid Im-uruncc.
INSI'IL‘NI‘B (.‘tIDlI'ANII-ZS‘.
i'iiNXEi 'I‘It'l'T ()l-ZN'L LIFE INS, Hi. i 5 L‘-
IIoriiriwlirii, aL'I'III, Wmhihgtnn at. 8 N 1- inf.
.III-I'l'lllil‘ul.l'I'.\N I.IFI~1I.\'> H). 311 Washington
:1. .\ .\', F. J. ornbli. fL-*i~l.’tzif ‘lilil.
NHKWALK FlilI’I INS in. N, In fliirr‘wsful
llil‘flili‘r‘ since 1.5"»). 3-) oiilrhihilziig lmn ('léllllir‘.
i'l-Iiil‘l ' LIFE INS i‘ii ’i’lic. Iniiiilrr'n hlin k,
)Idill 5'. Jun Full-b. is‘si. rurmriiitcndl-m.
INVESTMENT Sl-ICI'IIITII'ZH.
l'l’. \T'H ltl‘, If it. ILL-hmr lililg, N. 9.“; Hands
)Ilil‘lli’w'i Ilziiikiii; iiii>i E'llllldlht.‘ M (3;..- t‘iis.
IIWS A's" s'l'tzrzl"
~\llTlI, \V If .\ 1‘1 I. ll iIY‘ul l‘.’ \Vitfrr at. N.
r. 2I\l- —. x'nrrzria' l..i.r‘l“fln'. t‘fi’.
IIIIIS I'IINCI‘I A .‘J I) III II.IN('.§.
)IFRLI i l'. I." )l 5.. uiiil .31. liiitir H, X. .mi. work
ir.’ ' '
'I‘Illl lil Txi \\' llliW’ It.\ll.[.\‘ii \Iiiiilb', \Vniir
.-' ‘. TV. tl in H il -_vl. pi'n; inr,
lltu)‘ I'Ul .VDItIII-I.
uth c. t'l.\.\i Y 2.: "he .\'uru.i.l. lrnri “34k.-
1.»..ii.ii...,--i.ii lii.il,;»p.irr.( iliii.
JIIIVIIIJJIQ.
f‘l‘llliil“ :\ S ‘Eiifin .\l‘.t:i\.~'~.’,.‘ X up.L',.’.y ilozll.
.~ ,\. liiw imiti li ri plum; ii 1i“
Iliii'l‘. II I: l-.\~ )l.i.i:~r. > .\' ~
L'U- . if in“; palm
>l.\t l\\; i.\. l.‘ hli \Ttl). 'w' “Uri
Iii i-_ . ., l‘llii‘ “in ll n1...
liliiill ll ‘ il ilzi “ ‘.'.i.l-l."-.
r .I.'4 .l iinii . ii pi Lil; u-pw “my.
1.1 “Thus.
.\I‘~’l'l\'. .\l.l‘l:l‘.li l1. rm :ii i Moi-m
~31. : ‘Ji \ -:..i;. vi ltml . .
i'ltin’l'. Ill ‘1 L, .. Nu, Mair. r... notary, li‘gili
lil‘iil‘rniflt iilsrririfiiliy 3' ‘Ilillllli'.
Ill illili l'i', .I Illil.l>F. ,rmiiiisf, and 1; Giuottr
l)’i.ill i._'. \\ i.i -'. lrui'iili'lll.
Liilll'l‘. .MIIN II ll": “it-lunatnn st, 5 .‘o'. notary
(‘illtlIIiir~liiIii r of tin .lu for Si w Yuri; .~i.‘ifv.
[,1 ii‘lilt'imli, EDWARD )I mum t hit/.l‘lfl: bldg.
boron-xii. Allltflli'y. iiurziry and pi Il~1l~:..-‘.
NEYSIHI R. .liillx' 5 room it, I".ll\'lli'ill Co. Sat.
flunk building. 5. (Sunny-lint at law.
WAIFMI. JIAIIX J. mom i laconic building. Wu"
5:, wrong .
”VERY STAIIIJZS.
DANS. ”HILU'I‘I F HUM-int invry and and
iii: *‘llllii‘il, tilll u. h “Arr h'. .V.
i.ltili.iilii‘. MM. 5 ii lin._-lli .-i. _\. Flue tum»
mu: 4 rpu any. 'i'rlrphuuc .1: .l.
LUCK {ILLVI l-'.\("I'I'Itl2lts.
[,m'fittiiiili .\I \.\'i F.\i"l'i ltl.\‘i. In [my a'. S
Muinif ii (in ~ i-f Ii “Evin r- [1 min in limbu.
‘ 1- . .. km. 1.... ml... L“) until! -’.
("t 11;” iillLi r.’ l,. l....' -’
NHHWALK l!“ l\ inl‘ \NY, 5 N Ni-w Yuri;
villi I' hill liniiil ' r- .-' Ian m and iiii..ilrr-‘ liiirii
wurr. dw- Jar“. fvrlllill'I‘. “i'l’lu‘r‘ uf nr:..~tli‘
build: trtiriiii h;- .n Mull/.1. liru-r‘ iiilii iruii,
Ll'tIIHLB DEALERS.
ill“, I J ‘1 “him at. N All kind.“ of lumber do.
lili‘ft‘Il (t! :11.) point by rill. ICLMil or ham.
M.\(‘III.\’|I SIIOI'S.
,Viillll' XLK illi‘N “’HRKS I'll 'i'h-i, “’zitur iIt_
Lmr it ll l'rllL'l‘, .‘I .‘v' Ivt‘fit‘l’itl 11:.1- liiiirry. iron
IIIltl firm-:4 f:L"YiII'.,'i‘, furgirigs, Dub: ill “Rial, to
turn for mJLIIILLI [Ul’ll‘r‘ nil-l strziiiibouin.
.‘i iil‘l illllI. WM. A. Knight ~t. S Sow machinery
likhli’hliilflli.t.fl1ii.jpniiilpfiy utwulnl 1i).
MARKET (Luthllsl-IIIS.
J EXXINiN at \I’ATIriilill “‘1'. 5 .\' lu‘rrzi'! rind all
built“ producr in KYLEUD fur thc “lion Filli: trndu,
MARK £18.
A III‘DELMAIIKI-i'i‘, L'ii Wu.) .-i. 3‘ \I‘mIVurdwcll.
pmp . lwrl, vmi. lamb mizituu rind poultry.
;\\'l>‘i).‘€. A. 17-19 Muir. at. N, mums. fruits. wgcm-
hive, huh, oyv-irri, rluim. Ellixl crcniziips, build.
my. lnnl, cuiiili-d grinds. I'll“.
IIESNI-I'I'i‘ 3'. Ifl'h'l‘l-ZD, mi in. fish, oyrtcril, lob-
eirrs, (him-I. fruity, :18 So. .\I;iir. rt. :i S,
BISSPII.L, DANA t', l'.’ Mill” 2:, N. choice mum.
poultry. fish. wm-mimr, ('IIT.
IlllI'T'I‘li‘rl t‘l-I‘S'l‘inl. MARK ET, 6 Wiiior It, N.
.tIriiin. \t‘;I‘I:IlIii". fruit“, poultry. iii lnwwt prir'irr.
L'Mllf. WILLIAM II Iiriimlirt Flinn umrkrt, EN.
Fiiic ml‘llll‘. ffl't‘li tt‘gf’imlllt‘fl'lowl’fll cnph pricrn.
FAIIIIINII'I‘HX. J. A 111mm, 'K)!Illfy,fll‘fl,0y:lh'm,
\‘i'izriublr'n, INIIIF, buttrr. cit. It It. mum», s. N.
(il-llfi’I‘JII'ZU. LN t'lir-triut at. S. N. rims”.- Inc-nu,
irgriiiblw, fruit. rir, IAIUILtr-l (lb-l1 pri- rs.
HAYES. I‘EIID lil NoJlum nt. :5 N. prime meat-
of all kinds. lioiiiu ro-mlorcd had a virtually.
Jl'DSUX. A I), t‘riirriil Mark-*1. ror Mum and [Invi-
liiiiil at. N 1‘4. "Itilll’t‘ nirutr. poultry, wgcmblrn,
LlMllL'IIN I‘lli, WM. [‘15 “'nrhingtuu at. briilgv, bl.
.‘V', (It'xlli‘f in all kinds flu-ll tin-nu.
Liii'Kwiiiin. 1.. Win-hinginn St. bridge. 9. N. nnc
mvntr, flail, oyrtrrs, chums, rcgi'tuhll-n, out,
LOI'Kwnntld. I,lK‘KWtN>D, 7 Main st. N. flu:
mmtn poultry, firth, oyvt-rrw, clnnu a nptciuity.
LYUSS, A, it, (ilil Well Murmur Nn. Main It,
5. .‘u‘ priiiiv iiu zit» lilitl wintry ut luwwt pricvu.
MAIN". ALIllN’. Main at. m-nr Wont, B. .‘I. choice
turnip, "Rh, "yawn, vvgnuhlun, do'iicatunnen, i-tc.
I'If'KPIIIINIS, II S Emit “mop, school hoiipc.I’..N.
In-rf. \I'ltl, mutton, etc.
all II.-\I'II. .Mi'uii. :ii-i Wm Washington ai,s.N.
plril'lly llrrl. o 11m mmtn, poultry it rputmlty.
SMI'I‘II‘S “’AHIIIXISTUN .‘IMIKE’I‘. m Wnrb
hm n1, 5‘, N. ii IIIt’Ill nnd poultry for family undo.
Sl’llilidxl‘l. J. W'. l3 IA‘ufmfiI at, N. Insult runs
Iliiily ull our the tuwn.
WADEJV. 5. market, Him (Ii-mo. SN. wlgrm runs
to all parts of town with firm fresh and null Infilll.
\I‘IXUN,J. E. ‘17 Willi at, ‘3. Choirc meals, pout.
try. from, Vt'gt'lillllfl‘. butter, cg ., etc.
MARBLE AND (IIIANI'I’B.
BATES. I’. W. tt’uinr N. N. manufacturer of firm
ummiu- nmt marble “’wfk. also dciilcr in building
intunw and I‘CIHI'IL‘I] wnrk.
nTI-l‘t'I-LSS. M. W. to Main If, N. Murillo: and gran—
iii: IIIIIIilIllIKIIlF. lirwlstmwn, "MW, m7.
MASIINS AND BUILDERS.
IIEYMIII‘II. IIENIIY. It!!! Wu: ave, 5.95. All kinds
of atom- min-mi contmwt mkcn.
IIIIIIIJKVN. WILLIAM, 19 Wilton avenue, N. Stone
nimin. Also flagging. curbing. etc.
SHIT". WILLIAM II. 35 Wont at, 5. N. Jobbing
pmmpily nth-ruled to.
LAWLUII, WILLIAM. 5 Hill pt. I“, All klndnof
alt-no iiirwmry and grinding promptly ntti'udod to.
tlrnii‘iil: Inpplll‘d from my own QWI].
MEN'S Oll'l'li'l'l'l'lilts.
COMSTOCK BRIE}. Mannie building, N. and II
so. than at. it. :8. “mitt-men‘s fnmirhing gulls
MERCHANT ’I'AIIAIIL‘I.
(IIIIWIYISKI. II. 31 Will II. N. A perfect fit gm-
Ifllo'l‘ .
KIXIUL’II. I'. I? Sixth lulu II. 8.3. Flue alluring
nvpminlty.
MIDI-INK. II. Railroad I’ll“. 5.11. Inquiring and
cleaning I wholly.
HILK DEAL!”
Iuynrv
.l\Il‘ -
’ly iii-stains
1mm! 0. P.No.lmmm‘lfl.fl.fl. Mil-mo
“ultimatum-mu.
KILLINI'ZII‘I ARI) FANCY 000]”.
CAVANAGII.IISSI. II. Hill] It. 8. N. IIIIInBy
ltitl drea- uniting.
FAWUE'ITS, tic-alumna“ for nllllwy. 8 WM
:1, N. (we ndvnriinoineni)
FITCH, AGSES. Miss. 49 Main It. N. ATM! for
"old sullen Inland Dycing Enablizhlnen ."
JAIN-:3. hills. I. L 2 no. Hunt, 5. N. Iatflt
stylus. Mourning n lpecinlty.
81'. JOHN. Mirna 3331111 at. N. Ilium rm
uni IIAir Guido. '
MUSIC TEACHERS.
BRADLEY, MRS. I}. W. («Innghicr of the late Win.
It. Nun) 19.3 Mnin rt, N . Instrumental music only
YIII'I‘Z. MISS MINNIE 1’. WI Bluin at, N. Piano
and organ instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. r5. :lfi'IIlgh It. N. Plano, m
and harmony.
III'NTING’I‘UN,MIIS. 129 Mnln It, N. Vocal In-
struction and voice. dcvoinpiui-nt.
NAiIlI, MISS JESSIE K. 3: Km “rune, N.
I'litIlO and organ instruction.
SAWYEII, Mus. R. J. leather of Imminent.“ Ind
vocal IIIIIEIC. Itcaidcnceu Mrs. If. H. Pixtlud'l.
West at. 5.21.
NEWS DEI’O’I'S.
BOIIWELL. II. I}. “Washington It, 8N. blank
bmikn, ntntioucry, now-imports, periodicals, etc.
WHEELER. J. II. 155 thlngton st bridge, 8,11.
Newspaper», stationery. tin Ind gin! wire.
NIIIV I‘DIIK MBSSIZSGIIRS.
“films 8. D. Order! left at. Bodwcil'l lion,
:nvuahiugion u, n. N.
LUUKWUOD. C. If. affirm Deli! 3. X.’ -
ory'i N4 Ncw York ma Grimm’s}, ' 0M8
NEIV & SECOND—HAND FURNITURE
I’IIDMUIIE. WM. under Salvation Army Barracks,
:9. N. Simon, miigm, crockery, imrpctn, etc.
OYSTER I’LAN’I‘ERS AND DEALERS.
BELL. IIIRAM I’. 0. Ito! ill, 5. N. wholesale
phipprr of oysters and Chung».
(‘LTTIIILL It. J. foot of Raymond at, S. N. wholtL
nlilc dmlur in line oystcre.
IIUY’I‘. W. II. .9; SUN, iii Writer It. 9. N. (foot of
Raymond) plnuivm, exporters rind whiiimle
drzili-rn In native iiynti'rs.
REED st: IIUL'SIIAN, itlt WMPI’ at, S. N. punter!
and rhippvrn of Norwalk Dyl‘lfll
VAX NAME. J. I.. .k (1)., I’. 1). Box .533 S. N.
tiy-trrs itil‘l Lluiiis, whom-alr- and rrldli.
PATTERNS AND MIIIIl-ZIS.
SHIIWAIJt PATTERN “‘IiItKh‘. (has. II. Aia.
timrlw, prop, [tin-mile uvt‘. S. N. Norms, steam
xiiiil ”HI Air Fiiriinre work a i-ptu ty. Soli-
rigour fur lllt‘ l“'lL‘lif’dlt‘tI tuition furnnu .
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
I’IIHWIT’I‘. .I. T 45 Main (-Y. N. .li'wott‘s Ifldé.
.\l .iid “lidsnurili'smix lpniriis.
ii . 1) films .lvwcft'n, Aflnlifll‘ and .‘lfl‘ltfy'i
I ml. (’iili ntin this and i\\l‘rlil l‘liriiiiczil I'uint,
SIII'iII. W II it Hi link i? “'iizrr sf, N. iigonlil
for l.uz.;:z;.iii .\ Murmurs liftinlr.
I’.\I' .IK II.\.\'GI.\’GS.
I’iM’I‘T 1t; (‘0 \t'nrrr st. “(in ‘Yitil. N. 21.5.; painful.
i~l.~ ;illi glirr‘.
I’Iiiilt‘lT'l‘, J T 4:» Main 9:, ‘5. Window alludes.
IIIln.tl.‘lE, ll‘."..ft.‘_ . iv.
T.\\ Lilli F“ H) :1 Mm at, N. ulna hardware.
p:i.1.::, in». ',:i.i.>.-l, ch".
I'IltI'I'tMiBAI'IIIlIL‘é.
Ill..'ii‘l{.\f.\.\'.i‘ A 11 Man rt. X. barman-our
rm I -s. t'li.l:lr» ii's photos ;. Ppcf‘ldl’y
xmi'riL o; >1 7e \ iv? igttin :l, N‘. .‘5. one quxlity
”11., illill Ill}! [1.1 bust.
IiF..\D\I.\.\'. I" I: tut/.1 tu- bii.1diii2. ‘3'. ("itb'inct
“ll mgmillis 5': TA) pt r dot. UI‘J' lJlf dot. 31 fit).
I’IASII TIME“? AND REPAIRIBS.
IlE\l>l'i' i' I“ balm“! ”'kll, N. .\I~-iili:iii»rin
p . . .I.t!i.", sllivv :. iiiiirii’, 1-1:.
I'L.\.\ISO MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D I N. All kinds of wood
“iris :sL mm: or for iiici lids.
I’LI'NIIIING.
MEEKEIlh 1'0, W. II. Music [lull block, S. N.
I'iiirniniig. etc-um and gun fitting.
.\':\“II. I" II is: DIM. cor. Main Mid Wurst Flf‘. S. N.
Plumbing xnd gun tilting. rung“ und hunters.
BAILBIIADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY C0. Jamel W.
Hyatt, turret; Edwin G. Hoyt, Inpt.
Inn“. Im‘rAI's Aalm
LAI’TDX, .IM'UII II. Wuhington at. ncxt to I‘ 0.
5 X. property for rule. honsrro to hint. (“0" adv i
MHKIIHU. at L'IIHMMHDIHI’, Ek‘lenhiugton rt,
3‘ N. H'liing, flirting and collecting.
WILMN iv i2. (jut-1:1: bid-g, N. Investments and
.«i luaui. its.) inrzirnnre written in best
_ ‘ .iguiiiirs nl tln: .lIWi‘rl nib-:4.
\i‘mvliii’.\ilii. i2. .\ Sn. birth at, :5. X. houses o
in: .Linl liiii.il' ,: inis fur Fiila'.
luzsru iuxvs.
Ill-1f! 111m, r. “.ilr'f .1, N. mm mm 1: ti.
hnizrx il.1ii.i r '51“.
IIiIM:‘t">' him) )Imn as N. Thr‘ lk'i: 23cdfiirirr
iii tin. ii Board by ‘tlic day 01' “wk.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. “5 ll. & N N. 45 Wiuhzzigton at, S. N.
Ilyilruullc iiiiil t'iiil cngiuvvrs.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
IIAIIIIYS. Miss INs'l‘i’l‘l'i‘fi, it 011‘me at, N ‘
\‘mmg iiidice bonding and day ghoul. l
SHI:\\’.\LK MILITARY lNfi’I‘ITI'TE, Fifi-links. ‘
Ituiwrts, principal. t'iri‘iilu on mint-iii.
III-KID. .“va IIili~ide. N, Day And bonding Irhnnl
fur Loris 111d young iltlllr". Fit: for my cnili‘itl'.
or mum» ilIlllplCIIVIlll lI.-_1'lf. Fully equipped lair
rzilury ntiiii‘lii'il. i\«-i\’ lurk artist! cmtiiu mi in
m‘i.ii':il ili‘pdriincm. bll‘fldl udvhnfngm I’D! lllt'
“10' 9111in of Mt. Lingiiagrs and (-locuiiuri
:s‘prin».v rurin ill-gum .lprilaih. Circulars Will lK'
run: upon upplii ailou.
SIZIVING MACHINES.
N'IIAILER. i' )1 iii Sn Mniii st. 8 N. “\I'hocli'i' And
\l'iimu“ rind "Ilium-hold." tin-dice, oil, [Infill
“It‘ll“. Ili‘ptklflfig u npu‘mity.
S}; \I‘ II It (IONTII :‘CTO RS.
RAY!!!“ I) IIIIHH. u-wrrs biiili, wntrr pipes lnld.
excavating. tliliiig. grading. landsrnpc gardening.
SIIIII'I MJNI'FAI‘TI'RIZIIS.
LiillNSIll' RY, MATURWSUN 5i (‘0. >33. Ladle
tiiii: :‘lltn‘l‘.
Gill 1, II. WEED a (‘0. futory and lermm 7!. TI.
75. and T? Watt-r :1, S h FJ‘IaDlltllit‘tI lain
HEIIIIIMLIIII‘ITN of lailion’ IIIlrlH'a' and childri-ii's
tliii: footwrnr for the rcmil trade.
BIIIItT—WAIS'I‘EI AND UNDERWEAR.
II|"I‘t'III.V.~‘ii'.\'. CULE .9; I30. Norwulk, New York
Ilill IIridgcport, Conn.
HI'IIIITSMI‘IN'S GOODS.
AIKEN, JiillN ii. 33 Main n. N. hwiqiurtiiru for
guns, fir-hing mklc, ammunition, vtc.
HTAIR BUILDERS.
IIAK Eff, JULII'S, With-r at, nut to Whmli-r'o foun-
dry, 5. N. 51mm and hand mill to ordrr.
’I'IIK DI . AN IIIUN It.\ILI.‘€(i WORKS, Wutcr
It, 5. N. Win. II. Hoyt, proprietor.
“TEAM .IZNGINIIFI AND PUMPS.
NOIIWMK ”tux “'01th CU. 1%..an 1,,
mm It. It. bridge. 5. N. '
HTEAIIISIIII’ TICKET AGENTS.
CURTIS. S. W. blur-(mic building N. Itmhip
n. his. pvmtiun ngi-nt, notary pu llt‘. etc.
LAYI‘i N, .1 MIMI M. Wuhington rt, next to I'D.
5.2%. I'usnngc ticketmdmfta, money ordem,im:e III.)
RTIINB III-2A LIZIIS.
YEIIRIHJUIIN II. font of WMlilngmn.S.N. lino
llflt’k, limo, ccmcnt, hnir. pinata.
3101mm. JUIIN II. 6:! Taylor amino. 8. N. Mm
layer of com-ruin walla.
IIAI'MUNI) ruins. blue, brown. Greenwich Ind
building utonc, granite and tumble trimmings.
STIH’ES. “ASHES AND HEATERS.
KI-Z’I‘I‘IIL'M. LANDUN. ‘29 "IVIIIIIfI It, It. It, (in
novel nnd tutor haters. I’. 0. box M7.
I’UWI-ILL. J. W. 29 Within on at. 3.5. m.
mum, balm, bomfumla in; goods, Itovc iv-
pain, «to. 'I‘lri and copper work 3 lpecl-Ity.
SELLEL‘K, SYLVI'XITER, Ag. I‘M Wuhln on at
bridge, S.N,ntum.rlngu, union, plumb meta.
TRUCKING.
MORTON, JOIIN II. 0% Taylor "mac, 8. E. Light
uni heavy trucking womptiy attended to.
UNDIZIITAIII’ZBS.
JENNING$,J. I). opp. IIofito ILR. 48M lul-
dv'nri- 7 Film at. N.
IIAYMUND. “EU, I]. thud 48 Illa It. 3. Rul-
dcncc 3 Berkley It. Telephone 77-4.
V I'I'IIIIINAIIY SURGEONS.
humor-m. (i110. ”vii. (like mi howitnl mm!
Ynirticlan. Bunk. N. telopiumem, m. I!!!“ II.
WOOD.
rims, ALLEN. Hill‘lmfnnnon nut. that sud
wit, awed and will, for funny mo.
‘WfIOLBI' MANUFAOI‘UM m
HORWALK HILLS L0. 1317
Ind mun. Winnimk. W '
’I'IIK UNION I'F‘G CO. I. Inc. m. m
im of :11 wool Wan-rim Ind Mil.
WINNI‘PAIIK KILLED. Mufmmof at»
0.0. Betta. I'll-Mt; I. L. 301w.
l{.\\.
1501.1) 91.111631) BURGLARS
A 1M5 BURY J BWBLBY STORE III)!!-
IIEII IN BROAD DAY LIGHT.
Clerk Kuott Bound und (tugged while the
'l'hlovu Blue the ‘8'“ of Its Content-—
Tho I'ooplo WIIdIy Excited.
Shortly before 8:00 o'clock lust evening
Chief of Police Voliiner received the
following deépntch:
annvrnv. Com. Jilly 9, 15:».
(“If 0] Nice, Strum Kama":
'I‘wo Muhdbolfl twentythnae nnd twoniydiva.
flvc feet ulna, alight build. robbed jewelry “on: of
llllmondl, jewelry and cm: in hill:- ~36,ii()0 in nil.
Linen! yew-m. II. L. error-c1.
The chief instructed his men to keep a
sharp lookout for the thieves, and later
in the evening it was learned that Dan
bury was wildly excited UVoI’ one of lhk!
boldest burglaries ever coruniitird in
Connecticut, the jewelry stored Charles
M. Laltue. at 215 Main street, having
been robbed of diamonds and jswelry to
the amount stated in the despatch.
Mr. LaRue went home about 7 o'clock,
leaving one of his clerks, Clarence Knoll,
aseventeeu-yeiir on youth. to close the
establishment. I18 had almost Iimshcd
his task when two erl-dresatd strangers
entered, one of whom appronched young
Knott and askvd if flit: iiilinttgrzim “'Illt‘h
he had ordcrrd v5.15 C~~IIIplr"liI. The
clerk went to his wnrk hunch umr tho
rear of the store. Unwif Ilid "It‘ll fol-
lowed him, and \\ “1,. lino-.1 was simip
ing over the count” h»: was iiriz d from
behind in a firm grasp, and a hand was
placed over his mouth IUEIlrJIIi‘t‘ his cries.
The companion of the burglar who
held the clerk in Iii-i grasp walkud
Iiesurely to the front iimr, locked it and
placing the key in DH p.cks-t, rciurni-d
to the rear of thc rumn uh. r» be plant]
a gap: over young lx’riutt's liluulll. It
was made: of n slum» ans-um! which was
wrapped a Billion IIJIlllki‘l'l'lIIt f. llia
arms were bound in his :ivlt' iml 1m was
lht’fl placed on tin.- ii i .r 'if lllr' inn-l;
room when? 1;.» lim- mull -. .- ,,, fire“
him.
While this) was titling pl 11‘ -1li--n- \‘s'i‘ft'
many pcoplo passing 1b.: ~liiir. lilll IlnIi"
saw llii‘ r.liglit»st ('lIIIIIIIiillrifl. Win-ii
thi- clerk “th" :wi ii vlv l' i" (I II‘. :1
Curncrof thi~ ml; 1 2.. :l .. Nu
hrs pulled off Ilir‘lf cm: . :
Flefl'rs and walked COUlly :iiid L‘ii3zii‘y til
the safe, close to the show W‘llllll‘V, and
took therefrom Mr. Lilith-'3 D15: billl'irlitn
bag, containing innumcrnblo diamonds.
watches and jewelry and $701.1 in mnnvy.
They examined every watch, ring. Mouth
and charm in the show t‘dsr‘d :inii Svlr‘f‘lf‘il
the best tbnt were in III! in. Thziy than
packed their booty in a couple of big
bags and made preparations for an easy
departure. The nfe was close-I, a “dutch
lock" in addition to the regular bait and
lock was placed on the from door and
they then walked to the n 81' ruom and
climbed out of the bark “’lhili w lnfl)
.: ii" :.-. ir
the yard. They Won- iiiw .. .t Liv
feet from I)tlli)' etrut 1.:ivt i‘. i llIIItIt‘
quick time around {-131.10 :. in. _ and
disappeared in the crowd.
As soon as young Knoit rri-iivcrcd
from his fright he crawled to the front
door and kicked against it. in order in at-
tim‘t the attention of pnssors by. The
door was forccd open and he tuid his
story to the crowd, and nvigiluiit search
was at once begun for the tiiicws.
It was burned that two men wrro awn
going up Delay strEi-t, and that tiny MI-
teml :1 hack near the corner of \Vt‘fil
and Main strode. Tim Iiackmiizi Mild
that the BllSpl'Ctt‘iI burglars fipprmi'licd
him nenr the CLII'fIrI’ of \Vt‘st and Main
stncts. They mid they were medical
stuilcuts‘ mm were going It) pzirform an
operation nlii~ui four tlillt‘r‘i from the City.
The hnckniziri drove them libuut ii.rco
IIIIlt‘s on ”11- Mill I'inin road, wlirn tiicy
blighted, p311! him a liberal sum and mild
they would walk Illi.‘ lost of their plur-
“07. They wuro than only a II‘W miles
from the ninth line.
As noon on this information wan rc-
ceived chief of polico Michael J. Koal-
ing sent out his bent won on in search for
tho robbers, and in n abort timothc force
was augmontcd by hundreds of citizen.
Mr. Lalluo'n loan will be about 85,000
in jewelry, in addition to the money
which had been taken.
It was reported here this morning that
tho men, in their flight, threw away Ibo
diamonds and jewelry. nnd that they
had been recovered. The officers. it was
laid. were in hot pnnu'it of the men,
one of whom but been shot in the leg.
A Vcrltuhle Wltch.
Commodore Burritt, of Norwulk, vi;-
ited IIIIB city the othar day with a party
of friends in his new craft tbo“Amnv
tenr." The new vessel is fitted up with
hollow spare and the captnin was com-
plimentod on all sides because of the
pretty nppenranco of the new vessel, Ind
the speed with which tho “Amateur"
ploughed along. It was pronounced by
all who saw it. a veritable witch——
Bridgeport Nawn. y
A (Ire-t 'I’onull Play-r.
Wallace Knapp. non of Alfred Krupp,
of this city, in attracting much nttontion
in the metropolitan pnpern for his eflici-
ont work nt tennis. His performance It
WeotchaIter yesterday was mumhble,
this games being lpoken of u the finest
ever played in this country. Mr. Knapp
is a south Norwnlk boy and his friends
wish him succee- whonover be plnyl
tennis.
A \‘uluublu no. Illlul.
Yesterday nfternoon I dog owned by
Dr. C. (I. Bobulnnn. which wu being
Inland by Ofllcer animal Ireland. broke
n claimant! while running nlong the
nllrond truck was struck by n tntn Illd
Illicit.
KNOCKED OUT IN 032 ROUND.
A ‘Iutou Inrluer’n Daughter Cowhide-
. Norwllk Puglun.
One of Norwllk'a prize fighters, who
was successfui in it mill not long since,
went to Weston to help a farmer get in
buy. Cider was plentiful on the field
and before long our pugiiiatic friend
found himself in a mood skin to his fav-
orite pastime—that of fighting. Not
finding anyone far enough advanced in
the art of self defense to tussle with him,
he made his way to a neighboring house
and lay down upon the porch, thrusting
his feet through tho morning glory
plants that garnished the nido of the pi
827. i. Soon the lady of the house came
out and ordered him away. He then
went to ill:. field once more, In: being
too "tired" to pitch hay he lay down for
another nap. After sleeping for a short
time he arose and went to the house
again to annihilate the people who had
treated him so unkindly. Reaching the
house he found it occupied by an old lady
and her daughter. He then proceeded to
get "satisfaction" by hitting the old lady,
bruising her considerably. The daughter,
hearing the noise. ran to the rescue, and
picking up a chair knocked the pugilist
down. She then jumped on him, pulled
his hair, and getting a cowhide whip,
fligged him most unmrrmfully, and
lhvre I-t no telling whpn she would hth‘
eituppul Iizid nut the farmeir appeared on
tho nur‘tir' and told Iivr sh...- was being to
dt‘t‘rf". 5h” tin-n “learn-ii the pugilist
and gun- him a tirirtzng hit as he rushed
from the grounds With fiH pugilistic
nil! Il’ NIIIIVWIIEI: tlalllpt‘nk’ll.
.\ I'. 3!. C. A. DUNS“.
.\ Ito“ lhnvn the Harbor nmI I Clambake
on Youth bland.
Heghii en (If tho members of the asso-
L‘Iblltrtl ('1) iyr'da ruw in Rav I7. )I. Scl-
li‘t‘k's Inuit \\'u~llm'.~»£:iy owning. under
the itirmtinn iif Jrsse Johnum. Peach
I'llfIYiil was \‘lzlir'il, Wham a. cilim must
w 14 r iij ler. :iftnr uhtcli th-i row back
up t dim and as llie' but ti-uclmi the
wharf all i-spressml llll :iv-vlvrs as highly
ple «St‘tl will: ihs- trip. A ll VIII‘) wish to
go III the rid.- to Illnck Rock. Monday
afternoon and owning should band their
IIIIIIH”: in to the ht‘Cl’t‘L‘ll’f at once. The
moonlight snil which was announced for
\Vedaewlny night. July 3), hm been
changed to Friday, August 1, on account
of tiw lI-iltl being engaged for the Ilmh.
The gellcl‘dl secretary is prepared to re—
ceive the names of all who would like
to go. As tho party will be limited every
one should send thrir name in early.
A cordial inntntion is extended to all
the mombers of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
join the association on this occasion. It
is hoped that many will attend.
IIIHSS IOI'LIIBRS 0N SIRIKE.
The Yale it Tawney I‘urrury In Stamford
t'nilor I‘nllco Guam!
Flirty brat-1 Iii iul-iora zit Ill" \‘tl" &
TUWIlr' works ill Strut rl on 21
stnkw last work, beam» of the \liat‘l‘lllfgr‘
of one (if tbvir comrades and a denial of
their nilueut to suspend work, tan min-
ut-m lIk'fIIrb‘ gang: time for the necisnry
wash. 'Ili.‘y Wt‘l’f‘ to return, or n t in
l't‘ltli'i‘, Monday, but the strike i. Flill
unsettled. Men have been hired to .: xnie
from Philadelphiu 3nd New York to tnkc
tho plum-s of the SIIlkt‘I'S, but as Swift as
they arrive in town they are intervivvvi-d
hyni'ilmuiitio-euf the strikers fill-I in-
ilucul tint ti) gii i.) work. The fact'rry is
under police guard as Mr. Townv swirls
to It :ir troublv.
\\ r rt‘
A (Ire-p uml Effluent Wltor filter.
H mm of our people: make complaint
thiit Illr‘ fibrous riintii'r in tho city water
makes it null: for Wit-Ding. This matter.
which does nut come from the roservoir,
but out of the pipes, having been dis-
turbed by limiting Illl‘m, is nothing uu-
tI‘iII‘I', and can easily be removed by ty-
ing it piet‘d of muslin or linen over the
faucet. L'it the people try this simple
iilwr and thiiy ivill find that i: will mmt
effectually do the work of clenring the
writer of what is in some degree a source
of Annoyance. And while we are talking
about the water we would like to adviao
the people to go up and look at the new
ri-iiervoir. If they would do so they
would be much less free with their criti-
cisms, and their prejudices would all be
removed. A little patience and co-opor-
ntion with the commissioners, who are
using evory effort to supply the city
with good water will soon result in gen-
ernl aatilfnction all around. Above all
things don't get scared and be unreason-
able. Our present experience is what
C‘JII'ICB with all new reservoirs.
J. Arthur Amlrlor Wlul the Burk-t.
The “Slocum" racket, which wu offer-
ed as a pm: for the winner of the tour-
nament of tho Norwalk Lawn Tennis
club, was won yentordny afternoon by J.
Arthur Amblor. Tho guinea worn be-
tween Mr. Ambler and Fred Lockwood
und the worn was as follows: First
round. il-I; aecond round, 63. both in
Mr. Ambler'u favor. A large number of
spectators waro present and watched the
game with Interest.
first Annuul III-Nut.
On July 16th the South Norwnlk Club
will hold their that annual outing nt
Betta' Island, tho party Ienvlng the
IteImboIt dock on the steamer "Medea"
nt 9 n. m. The members are III request-
ed to no u I royuI time II expected.
Jnmu Hull, proprietor of tha City Bowl,
will prepare the dinner, which will in-
clude nil the dalicnciu of the man.
We feel Info In uylng tint the picnic
wilibo mat the most enjoyable ever
held in South Norwutk.
CAI’SIZED I)" THE SOUND.
SAD EXPERIENCE OF TWO YOUNG
IRS WHILE 0L"! SAILING.
'I'hoy (:1qu to III. Bottom of In Bout
lint" Hourly England—Blood I’d-In
From one of tho MOI'I Knuth.
The exciting experience of two young
men who were (smiling along tha Sound
last night is told, but owing to the Inte-
ness of the hour when the information
reached on we cannot verify the facts as
given. Enough has been learned, how—
ever, to show that the young men bad 3
narrow escape from death. The young
men, who refused to give their names on
account of the worriment it would give
their parents, were nailing toward New
York in a email cat boat. A stiff wind
was blowing and it runs quite equally.
They were about a mile and a anI from
shore and a half a mile down the Sound
from Smith’s island. An unusually
heavy gust of wind overturned the boat
and as they were nnabIe to swim their
position was-‘ indeed hazardous. They
succeeded in catching on the bottom of
their boat and hung on for dear life for
over an hour. Their cries of distress.
which were frequent, were unheard
and they were rapidly becoming
exhausted. One of the young men
could not. have survived much
longer. His exposure to the wind and
waves started his nose bleeding and just
as help arrived he was nearly prostrated.
The unfortunate couplc was by this time
apposite Smith's Island when to their
joy a sail boat hove in sight. It wan
quite dark but by almost a superhuman
“In“ their screams for help were heard.
The men in the boat were Bridgeport
partii-s and fortunately they had some
lzqiwr WIIlI them. The capsized boat
was round ashore, a tire was kindled and
the young men were left to recover from
the effects of their experience. The
liquor and fire worked wonders in bring-
ing the fellows from their serious condi-
tion. Shortly after daylight the young
men rearranged their boat and resumed
their journey. From an envelope found
on the island it is believed they hailed
from Stamford.
Piziisosn. “martinis.
Tho Goings and Coatings of People we
Like to Iliad About.
Miss Kellie Olmstead, of Norwalk, is
visiting friends in Ridget'ield.
Miss Eva Burke. of Bridgeport. is vis-
iting friends on IIyland avenue.
Miss Grace Adams. of Westport ave-
nue. is visiting friends in Bethei.
Mrs. W. G. Thomas, of East avenue,
is in New York for a short visit.
Miss Fannie Hoyt. of East avenue, is
making a short Visit in New York city.
Mrs. Henry Brown, of the borough. is
spending a few weeks in Detroit, Mich.
31. Julia Rm]. .ir lbnbury..is the
gum: cf Miss UfaCt'rhIcud, of Berkeley
street.
James Carson, of Stamford, is the
guest of Mrs. P. Henry, on Chapel strPet,
borough.
Mrs. i‘hnrles ll. Duty and daughter
Mattie have gone to Ridgeiield for the
summer.
I.. Florence Ilallowny, of New York,
is visiting Miss Alice Bullock 0n Quin-
tard avenue.
Misses Jennie rin-l Mary Buckley. of
Norwalk,hw.~ l~~ 'i visiting in Bethel
for a few dii- .
Mrs. I”. A. numb and children go to
New Canaan . u afternoon for a sum-
mer's sojourn.
Willie Lounsl .- v, formerly of T3 r-
walk, now of i‘. .igeport,wa.zi in 1 Wu
yesterday caliin, .,,, old friends.
Mrs. Frank i. maid unit (I ..i ,niter
Fannie, of th» . - ugh, left town. for a
abort wait til .\' - . York this morning.
Sherman [1. l ”a and family. of New
Yurk,ara 5pm“; 11 fow days It the
residence of i.‘ .uucilmau Dike on Eliza—
beth street.
Martin Ilmner and wife, of New York
city, who have been visiting E. Ape”,
of the borough, returned to their home
this morning.
Mina Edith Clark of Northampton,
Mass" and Miss Taylor of New York city
are visiting at the reaidence of Dr. (I. N.
Clark on South Main street.
William Ilntteraon and Thomas Nor-
ton, of Newark, who have been the
guest: of Mrs. C. II. Hendricks for the
past week, returned home this morning.
Byingtan'u Wuhington’s letter to the
Norwnlk Gazette contains the following:
“Mine Estelle “error: of this city is visit-
ing the family of ex-United Stain
Treasurer Hyatt at Norwnlk. She icons
of thingwn’a brightest Ind sweetest
girls, and tho callow youth of Norwnlk,
who are alwnya Ipprecintive, will be
very opt toattempt to Idopt their fair
Washington gun-t."
flow to [Cup Cool.
Think of the wentber.
Say “who!!!" once in the minntea.
Mop the penpintiou from your noble
brow with unremitting frequency.
Drink copious dnnghta of tilt sortn of
cold liquids. .
Examine the thermometer with raga.
lurity, swearing with increasing vigor
u the mercury riser.
Don’t kaep quiet. That would dutroy
the whole effect.
Auk every mu you meet that old chm
nut “In it hot mough for you?" You
my meet I nun who bu nun enough
to lay you out on the cold, cold ground.
when you won't care whether you no
hot or cold.
EMILII’IIST onus.
nae, 5.0.1.3....“ anti-Slu-
m Aug-u run.
The following maul order: have
mmiaued from the Adjutant 6mm! a
o :
I. In necmdmc with the militb kw
of the «are. the m of Connecticut
Natiouolfiwd will nimble“ the It“:
can: ground. Ninmic, (3033., My,
Magnet 18, 1390, for six day.’ tour of
duty and instruction underline W
late orders of the brim comm
Brigadier Gama! Thomas I. Wanna,
wboiubereby directodto Marconi-i-
lion on tin: «plummet mall or the
suite for necessary «111W and up-
ptieo, to unorder- govennng’ tho-Imp
merit of troops, wddank’ of any
yw'
Illd
other dnt during the Ii: all
meant. 8 tom innmicwd focal! If:
attention of them-ltd enlisted m
offiiwcommndtothebwlof the are
re int; to armaments of the Comm
tieut National Guard, penalties for Ib-
aem, unsoldierly conduct, Win-a
of orders, etc... etc, and to punish to the
extent of the law my and all offends;
He will be rrquirrd to unketo the-e
headquarters, the usual W
Daily Reports," and It the endof the
tour of duty, the "Cmolidntad Inviting
Reports" of each organization for every
day of the encampment.
II. The quartermter will or-
range the camp ground and pitch the
tents, including quarters for the com-
mandarin—chief and his ”if. He will
3130. upon approved requisition to be
made by the commanding 0mm: of
organizations on or Moro July 20, fur-
nish transportation to and from the
camp ground. Tramportation for bug—
gage beyond that carricd by the men in
‘knapaacka will be limited to wow
pany cheats for each company,“ one
for each piatnon. and one vahu’ 01ml!
trunk for each officer.
Iledateada or cotswill not he transport.
ed, as issue will he made by the 15m-
master-genenl of the new If, S. A. pair
tern mp bedstead, with woven wire
mattress attached.
Issue will be made in camp by the
quartermaster—ganeral to command!“ of
organizations of the usud amp supplies
for company and platoon use.
III. Muster payrolls randomly in
Mcord with instruction thereon, signed
and completed according to Inw, 1mm
be delivcfed at these headquarteu by 10
o'clock. 3.111. or: Saturday, Airgun 23.
Men enlisted between June I and July
1 may be carried on the minder payroll:
for duty in camp, provided commanding
oiiicera certify that such men hive Ind
lf‘léfl'uCClJD in the armory at least two
evenings each week some enlistment.
Enlistment paper; must be received at
these headi‘pmrtera at [amt with the
“Gain and Lisa” report far mouth of
July, or recruits will not [reconsidered
eligible for (Lump duty.
IV. The governor will reviéw the
pbrignde on Friday, August ‘32.
By order (if the mmmwder—in—chid
.tsnrmw II. Brunt,
Orficistz AdjuunvGenc-rul.
1;. If. WHITE,
Assistant Ad infant—General.
in 11mm iiinriniunnu
€01.)th Iont Ilse Saturn! 3 Writ off)!”
Wunuuw.
A Stamford diapatcb says: There
seems to be some doubt sham firepro-
posed New York, Bridgeport dc Em
Railroad company securing the right to
build the inn», alumgn the uiIroud
commissmnersr have approved the layout.
The law provides that an engineer unit
be examined who has been over the en—
tire route and made survey; before the
railroad commissioners will approve of
the layout. In tlm hearing before the
commiuoionera last week, Engineer 8w
field was examined, and Colonel Hoyt,
through whose land the lino mu,
brought out. the fact that thoengim
find not gone over the linensrmnirfll
by law and 11m his maps were duffel!
from old on... male from rurveya luau
years ago. ’1‘ m2 counsel chimnd that the
requirements of the law had not been
fulfilled but the commissioner-decided
that it was I matter which they could
not. rule upon. Now Colonel Hoyt Ital Io-
cured sum of qua wmunto, ”(I the
(IDOEIIOII will be tried It the September
term of the niaperiar court.
.iu. .iuouxnrnéirrirz.
Multan Worthy of Mutu- nu do In
um luwy Day.
damned Hollow I’orud dam of liddle-
town.
An mum] Inlay of “M ha ha-
rem! to the mayor of Norwich whalin-
previously acted W1. ,
Loui- M. Urowcll, 3 mm former
of Long Hill, fartyovrvcn yarn old, was
overcome by the heath-t evening will
died during the night. ‘
The ntnckholden of the People'- Yin
Insurance company of Niddlotowu luv.
voted to wind up the Iflniu of the con-
puny and ordered 3 dividcud of fifty not
com.
White driving around I corner to
Waterbury yuterday, CW Ola, of
anvilla, w thrown from bio on.
rings nod minim Injurin which
can-ed his «lath
lw'nviwwt flew. Walt.
This completion of Supervisor Edi-l.
tby’w work in muting to tilt 1“”
must of the min of the hut am of
Connecticut will not be completed for
six weeks. Hr. Worthy now MI ‘8
girls-twink going up nail down I‘ll
column of Hiram, getting min. I!"
:1anan will be "quire-I to conflict!
thin.
‘lo Ann-u luv u m
The bvtcbm of itavwnlk all its ado
joining town- will hold: ”‘3 0"
land-y afternoon It 30'” I" I"
man of deciding upon the lath"!-
ity of holding a Witter”.
The state impccwu of dun. have con-
1.1
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