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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JULY 16. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
NUMBER 792.
D I R E0910 R Y ,
liallit Biliilfill Illii‘lllll
TOWN OF N()II‘VAIJIC.
Abbreviations: ”N.—‘.ilmwaih; s. N.—S(iflih Nor
walk; It. N.—-—Eau limitilk."_
To than. 0! our readers who are not al-
nady aware of tho [not we would any that
every lim- hcreln represent-ail, nhotlwr of
I. or small ilrgroa, will ho found
”may rillnbla In evnry Innim-sa trans-
utlon and well worthy of all patronage
extended to ‘h";".t..,._.... ..
AIR (3‘ MI'RL‘PI'HIRN. ,
NanAI.K IIIUN “'UIIKS CU. Thi'. \\ nil-r rt,
near R. R. bridgn,
' ARCRI'I'I-ZCTH.
’ ' WM. . . Ill: Washington rt, plans and
“Ema-allow furnished at rmmrmblo- rum.
RANDALL. MINER I). for. Main filiti Wail ~td, N,
rcalu, prwwclwc and In»; hand ilrav. my,
AUCTION I'IIZRH.
MITCHELL, JAMES. olllcc 29 Wall rt,1\'. fical
estate broker and MIClIllfilzt‘I.
MORKBLL & L‘IIOMMEIJIEU. 9.3 'v'aielllugfbn st,
all kinds of property sold.
BAKERS.
DcKLY-S 6:503, 5!; Main st, )1. and St Washington
st, 5. N. also duds-rs in coulrctmtmy. irr-
thorn, lam. etc, . .
fiL‘UI’IIlIJ), EMMA l". lfixo. Matti -f. 2-». N.
ngvrnt for Horton's tulcliratul in: 1 mm. .
WERNER. CHAS. L. Main rumor Wall. )6. Pore,
mulurliomry and ice «mam. I-‘rcsh :mnlh daily.
WIISUN‘S "Home Marie" Ilrrnli linkrry. lirtlmrp.
ville. heave orders at mu I’ll/A r'-, l, i: It. i'i..u.-'
BAN Ks.
' . I. NATIONAL IlANK. ‘le. Wail rt. N.
LEET‘ISA 51(1),“, surplus SILIUU. 4 ill-org..- M,
Holmes, president; E. I.. lloycr, viccprisldcnt;
' William A. Curtis, ext-liter. . .
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 \l :VIIIIIQIOII rt,
llt'tl! Martial. N. Capital 5mm»); rurplils 31:»
in). II. II. Rowan, pruridml; Jiluub M, Lay
ion, msbicr. . . '
FAIRFIBLD f'OL'NTY NATIONAL Il.»\.\it, Thu-
II it all i-t. N. Iliuorpornlirll fail. Capital guru.-
uw. I'rcnl., James W. IIlefl'. VlCtrpi'uieL. hilwin
U. Kaela; Car-Illa, Lewis t'. brun.
I'Aliil-‘IEIJI COUNTY SAVISUS BANK/rim,“
Wall rt N. [Iv-wells Milan). vurpius who
WinilcirI 29'. Moody, print; Martin :9. Claw. V‘iCl:
pruil; James II. Italic-y. mas. .
.\'.\’l’In.\'Ai. BANK 01" N iIIWALK, Tho, Si Al all
at. N. inaurpolulad 1537. Capital tumour. Izlmn-
l‘tr'f Iliil, prom; E. J. Iilll,_vicu pl‘l'rrlq II. I'.
I’l'lflof, cashu-r. Directors la. Hill in. J ‘IIlIl,
M. ii, Thomas, E. It. Lockwood. J. A. ham“.
U. E. Wilson, I). 1mm, I). \i‘. I-‘it. h. \i. r.
Ilishop. Boolean", Murcbatits'. M‘IIILAIIK’IILI'VK‘. ,
I‘urmnal and Fatally mounts arr: am. am.
NURWALK SAVINGS 50Cii2’l‘k’._'l‘ho~. with -r. x,
Deposits over SZJWJIN. surplus 3m ow In Mr..-
M. Holmes, plants. It. It. cranium. v.I'-- prrslfi.
marge It. Miller, liens. _
SUIITII NORWALK bAI’I‘SGS BANK. 'ihv. I)...
posits over $500 in), surplus ‘IFIJMI. Alilv n a...-
mans. pram John II. Knapp. Ire-iv. iunzur
paid dspuaitors. Money imam on liiuiiqilgc.
BEEF, (Whalasalm)
SUCTII NORWALK III-IE? C0. 5. .‘i. Ilrulllliullil
beef, pork, sheep, lamb, veal, etc.
TI'ZIIILY.“'}I. M. dd CU.. N. Armonr's hos-f null
pronslons. Home dnzmll lamb hint filllffufi.
IHLI. POSTER AND IIISTRIIII TUB.
b‘olr
BURTON. J. I". Part olfiu: lmx +2.7». .‘v’. i in our
folded III UVU’ low Sunday pupt‘rn,
BLACKS.“ IT "3'.
CARR. 620.1". foot IL‘LjIllilllli rt. .~'. .\ ”firm:
I i.- mulnlt ’.
EIIUZIIrp, a IIRIIH’iI’I lIl'ILIII-Llin‘.
BELL, GED. .N'. (k CO. “00013.”. 3. N. buildrr!
of lirldgrv, limits. pill: foundations. . to.
”001' A51) SIIUH DEALERS.
BROWN. II ‘5. ho. Main rt, 3. 3 CIISIlIIll\\lri"-a1lhll
repairing a rpwiiliry,
HARVEY. C. II. No. )liiln 2t, 5. ‘S, 5pm lalt..- ill
burns, shoes. and robbers.
SAYIIAIIB, JOHN 5‘. SUN, 85 Washington at, 5. N.
A good umtmcnt allow pm".
m AND DIIDB REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, GEO. ‘29 Railrocui Piano, 8. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BWKSELLER‘I AND STATION I-JRS.
PINNEO. J. ARTHUR. 3'. mini engraving. wed.
ding stationery, Ink-i; hall and tunnls gush.
PIAISTED’S DRL’ll slum-1, ti Washington at,
. . , WI Eniipiicfi and genuml stationery.
BOX MAKERS, (“'oml and Imps-r.)
KNAI'I’. E. I-', “(our st, 5. .V. manufarrurrr of luf.
cam, packing; [MIL-S, etc. Gullrmi i-liu'p ,ivlililng.
BUILDLVU: MATERIAL»
PW,JOIIN II. It. Washmgon n, 5 N. up...
bloc alone, new" pipe, hay, ermw, m.
LEONARD, CHAS. ’I‘. Willi-r st, .‘4. brick of all
Kink, Iine,rrrnent, plnctu, lull, uh ,ax-o billu
intone, lire brick and Hay.
RAYMOND Bliiirl. MlIWflllkm, I‘hJaalviphla and
'l‘rcnlun fronts, brick, lzith, Iliilr‘. r .rmrm. minimal,
BUTTER, CHEESE, RUIN. div.
IMS’I'ON illl’i'TER IIUI'.~E. next door In) rm I’m—r
mliu‘, S. N—a apt-cmlty ritulr of rill out», n pl
variational rim-2c, linporml and rlonuv-nr. .‘\.l
grades of butter, eggs. Lirxl, sauna-d goo-i4, ctc.
’ CARRIAGE RILI’I)$ITOIH I11.
DAKN, WM. Ii. 50 Wall st, .\'. I"ifflfx,_flv~4, tummy...
hum, [table and wrrzagi: Iilrllll‘illIIJ‘.
(IABI'KSTI'ZIL‘I AND III'IIJII'ZRH.
l‘IIIllWE.JAME:§ I‘. shop Ann rt, 5 N. ttllmblr‘E
given, jabbing promptly liflriillvii i...
MHR’I‘USJVM. A. ffl‘i’ayioravunuv, a N. Jobbing
promptly altar-ital to.
RANDALL. M. I). Randall's "XIII. I: N. Modern
machinery run by (heap with r . L'JIill‘l ml.- to gnu
low ltgurm. Large work is spur :zllfy.
RAYMUSILJ. It. tlIHVatur II, B S. inanimriurvr
of mollllngl brochure, casings, corner bum-i, l or
nmnn, new: is, bllIllDII'EI. Rand, mm. PLIWIIIJ imil
taming. Ila: blocks, bottom lxwil-ln'n- hr”... kn.
Jobbing done. Estimates gun-h. ‘lr-wphun. 31—h.
fluEB‘VUUD, 5. I}. III (1!ch El, 3. .‘t. Jobbing
promptly atwiulcd to.
Il'ILfiOS. .‘l . B. rhnp Chis! st. m-nr Main .—(iifiri_- rur
Wallrt. mullkldrn nvc , S. b’tvani Wind hunting,
humbling», window framm and turning. Illwr‘i‘l
traumas). minty Inomsi. ’i'civpbum: nunilu r 2:. :,
CARPET?! AND DIIAIIJVI'IIS.
HiliI'IELD I: IIOI’T, a (lamb: hidg, .\‘. a: Wash-
llrgwn It. is. 36. (m: ~ mum m.)
CARRIAGE MA IlII'AC‘I'L’RRRH.
TILLY. HENRY, So Main pt. 5 .‘v' ilinimfarrurrr of
marriages, Sptclal IILIIJIILIUII glvrn to rrpniring.
WRIGHT l I’LYNN, footuf Franklin FLIIIMIUIM'
:urvrl of carriage», wagons, Il'lll ks, rir. Painting,
trimming and repairing tlpt‘clally, hour lilac-lug.
CA'I‘IIRILRD.
D’AIITDIEI C. B. I! No. Rain at, formerly of [Ir-Jul-
way, Di. . caterer for "rulings and panics.
READ. FREDERICK, «"3 “in” rl'. N. It‘ll-lip” “nil
yank-n :ilppliml M tin: IWMI notice.
(:ATIIOIJU (IIIDIM.
IIAYIS.J.T. t CH. 2:; Mom it. .‘v’. also mi .
drains, nation!” and liooirsrllrrs.
GKMIIN'I’ I'II'II MANIIVALTI’RIZIH.
H’JIKARI). ('IIAH. '1‘. Walk: at. 5. ml r w “I“!
’Iill‘l'fl, also artificial ntrpa, roping. in .
CIIIAR IMIX MANII‘AUI‘I'I ..KH.
M’ JUIIN. (TIIArl. ll. '1.“ Marshall -r. - ... alimony.
timtof cigar horr- iml dull-r in i; won.
CIGAR MANIJI'AI'TI nuts.
"HIT fl ULMfiTHA I) I'IUAII I ii. 'I III‘, liltinflain
M, II. N. mutilation" of flu i iwirw,
OLD WELL CIGAR CU. Th". Washington st. it. N.
Established Inf-ii.
WARNER. ii. a? 90. Rain rt, It. .‘i’. ll“! jobber III
mutt Illicit-at.
on ll. ENRINEEM.
INA". WI Iii. 101 Washington II. S N. prompt
W given to loan surveying. ark h... ,;:,,
III]! '1'. B. {PW-V. 4'. Washington it. re :6 fly.
anal and sanitary miIIlerg,
W001i. 0. N. a: Iain st. N. All onlm promptly
to.
at (:IMIIIHO IJEAIJZM,
lxlllVI’lK'R Ilium. ”mac hailrhw, 351...: u
”ulna 5.3. muniaclam.jnw v.- and nu...“
(NIAI. AK!) worm. .
mma,.10ns II. ii. Warningion It. 9 34. mum.
WW. Franklin. (Trim Until. I'uuflimita.
WEAK“). CIIA”. '1‘. Warm If. N. iii» lie-if. varin.
lino! Anthracils and Bituminous mahalso ml
blurb d kindling wood.
KAYIUND BROS. II’II‘rzh, f,.‘rvllll'rwk 3nd small
stove writ, Bi lonlnlmnrwns toy mam purprmv.
TOLL”, It. I. Uri). Water ni. up. shoe factory
I. I. kl]. straw, inala. I‘M, 914..
(Mild-IIIII'ZII.
mailman L'UIIHIIIH‘ML, mum Ir‘rl'g,
N I. ll. ham, principal. Day and tzvsliliig.
2m?ml:1fllll§ll=nlm and Mannfr‘u)
m EMC 81 Within 0
. fl. 'anst,8.fl.cm
also PRIDERWIJHW i' ' , 3,...
“murmwfi ”‘1‘ ””
CORSET DIANIII'AL'I‘URERS.
(7"! at GI'ILDSCIIIIIIYI' f WY S. N. Manufac—
Rtum» of the celebrated Rf. . Corsets.
COIIGII BEMBDI Ilil.
I'I.A ISTIID'b‘ ('OUIIII REMEDY.wurmiitvd to cure,
manufactured at 4.} Washington iii. :2. .\'.
CRDCKBRY AND GLASis'WARIC.
SASII, F. II b BRO. cor. Haiti and Wait Ito, B. N.
Agate and tin wore.
UNIVERSAL STORE, TIN‘, No. Main st. near West,
lumpa, rrm:l.‘i-ry. glass ware, liuiisr-furilixhiiigs, (71¢.
DENTIHTS.
W)II'I'WELI., ('. I". holder‘s block, :50. Main lit. 8.
N. Ullicu hours, is a. in. lo ll p. Ill.
KENDALL, (lilo. 5.. 1). 11:9. Washington, cor.
Franklin sin. :5. N. IIouni ham. in Mill pin.
NEWKIRK, J. C. office at rcslilcncc. Irewls at,
imir Congregational (fiiurch. 2". gin! llaIIIliIlirsil‘l'clI.
Gold and [WWCIIIIII crowns lllr‘t‘ftl'il.
WEHIJJV. In. 1).”.5. ‘.‘.l ELM \\'ii.-Iilli1'friii sf, :4 V.
Hours .‘i :i. in. to I} p. Ill. Inn-n iuiiiliinslrml.
IIINIRS, SASII AND IIIJNIN.
SMI’I‘IIJV. II. & CI . I5 J; I? Wiltrr rt. N. rttrriatW
will»: Work. “'I'llfl'Ir, vic.
DRAIN AS D SEWER I'II’R.
PIERCE. I-’. M. 30 ('hsslnulrt, 5.x. ljrlislimislonc,
scwor contractor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron, salt giant-ii and ctmcnt
pips. :5 to ill) IIlCIltri in “Munich
DRUGS AX!) CIIENIICA Lil.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt avl'. E. N.
handily hours, it to it) run. «l to ‘J p. m. Prom-rip
lions cari'fnliy cumprmmii-d.
UREIEURY, J. (3. Jill Wall i-i, N. IZ~lzthli~hrd ISL").
Winds-snip and rcliiil, I‘upnlztr prices.
RIGHSJUIIS A. ll Main st. N. I'« rfiirnui,~flfly
llw- rliiIz-r r, po-rfilinx-s.
PLAIS’I'HI) l: il'nz-Iilnglun it. .‘I. .‘I. [nifl'fll lip-ill-
Cini-s, etc. I‘iiyru-lnils' prescription.- a Flnl'luily,
DRY-GOODS.
AIIBLER. J. I.. .& HilNS-"Thi- Erpiirulilv." No. 2
(la/.ittls building. .‘v'. Dry goods. oil cliJfIL‘, nub
tings and rugs.
BANKS, E. K. Mnhnrkvmn linii-i block. S. .\'. dry-
goodr. notions. glows, ctir. lfiiricrvvrzira rpm tally.
BEVXET'I‘J. Y. iii Mann .-t., N. Blim‘iiiH-S rial)-
ilslu-d iiiri’ foriy~fvw yr-mrs.
le'Iil'ZRSIAN. A. 8: SUN, ht “Ht-hingiliii -f. S. N.
‘Ifi'h'um‘w. ctrpvtr. m'. i-m- iIlIi )
SCUFIEIJ) 51 IIUYT, :l Harbin.- IIIIILZ, .\'. Us Wash-
illgion at, 5 .‘v'. (Sue ntIifI’IlFt‘IIIL‘Il! )
STREET. EDWARD, .'i (nizclle hillz. .\'.
goods, fancy goods. notions and Ilflvit‘fy.
EA I'R I255 (30.“ I'AN I BS.
AIJAHS IIXI'II .‘v ullllr I}Iii[ll.iII rhi'nm, >.
.\.' (I H \\ pn’u (”numb i" in .ili
p.iri- of ”IF \i . in. .\
rm.— 1.. ~1-r IItiIn’. . ..
EXPRESS.“ I’IS.
III'X'i'HN .‘i Iliti‘XIlAl-E. nll'uvzil Ibnmlwi'r, I:
“all ~I. N “or nivrlio, “prompt ntirrntiuli.‘
(“A 'v’.\.\.\«.ii'>' l-IXi'iiIJN'S. hm. ml. IiIrIilflIh' and
pullin- inn-ml. Liane IIIIK'I’: at. l‘.:u.—Iui 5. .~ .'
.V'iliuiili'lulll. \\', \V. X PlAlt‘ at pin-t miliw IIIl‘I
UN '2. I‘..rrfl.. and prompt wrw‘v.
, BX'I'RACTS. ESSENCES. ETC.
IE‘I'XIIEE. i“. 5. .b I‘ll. {Kl Milli: 2-7. N. Mailufttiur
cr~ of Mull». lii'.- r | .v IIIILIUI iiii\oi;il:« tint: Ir.
SURWAIJ-i ILX‘I'ilAi‘I' “1:5". mmufm Hint! of
fun: cxtmi‘ts. i N. AIIIIJILI.
l'IlR'I'IIJ/llltfi.
IIAYIIHSD Rift is. Ilrmlhry‘» rhp- r i‘llu~;vll.i5l'.‘[lcf‘~
lnl inanuri p. land pin-ti r. ground imrn ,“mxi KL‘IH".
SIII'i'iI. \i'. II. .t ('0. “int-r all. N. agn m- for \i .1
halite Mark A: (of.- slillltliird “.1415”:ch
I-‘IRI’. IIRII‘K AND ('I..\\'.
RAYIIIUAIJ Illtilrionllnary rilnprs in rim ll. spec
up to onlcr,iln-ruoruir,~;iiiri,chimncy iIlil' Iluliigs‘
I'ls‘ll, IH'S’I'IZRS. (LAMS. ll’I‘I‘.
iII'X'l‘ I. ZHH i’l’. illi‘vl‘iL-hlngmn st, S .\'. fin--
lash. “yr-h. fr, lellll‘, friilL-, Lamb. \rgctiiiili‘r. etc.
FLAG AS!) CONCRETE WALKS.
Miilt'l‘HN. JUIIN 15.02 'l‘aymr :ut‘nuc, > N. Also
Huili' lIt’Jit r.
It.“ Illlhll Illilis‘. contractor:i for ll‘iz, CliilCh'fA‘,
briliiztlt, brink, tum-lit and gram walks.
I’LURIDA STEAM AND IIUT “'ATIiR
II l-ZA'I'I-JRsi.
HEKKBR, \V. I]. a: CD. Music “all block. 5. N,
EUIL' agents.
I'Lul'R, GRAIN AND I'liltl).
"ISLAND (ll-2M" FLOUR, [IIL‘ lic-‘t iiiiiiii'.
fail to HEP if.
L'IIUII M HDIICI',DANIEI., cit-ll l'IiiI "I Washington
at brill-,rl- 'i‘llc cliniccsl of faintly ilnur pri.
RAYMHSI) Mills. hay, straw. lIullf' :ililI It'LlI in
parkugl . loud. car or cargo mis.
llry
Iii,
\
.v
Don‘t
iii.” MILL. ii.r‘rn.i‘rufmz .\ fin-c. l.i'..f: (IlluL'
grim .a‘. In \L. ,filihtlii :lini ry “liar.
FI’UIHHTN.
BERG. I’AI'I., “'iiixIwanI I‘i.iw. 5 .\' ’n. rill
filllh‘rr iLlJI OILJIIII‘II'JII pun-s "Lilli ..
(iI'ILvI‘I‘l. I' I.. Iii}“';mlrt.opp Illlllilll .' .,
l’lzliiis, 1 ill liuvwrs, ill . i'mrlil lit-1.. .i sin» A. y
MV‘KAY, JOHN. E. .\' (war the nizpul thrilling
plum- rut tlnwrr" and floral “ml. ol AH imply
I-"ilir ru-w .i “[K'l Lilly
hMI‘I‘iI.JHlI.‘~ II :m “it.“ H. h" V th. uliiw’ :lrlii
luv-L klmiin lion-i lIl rim vn um, i" .i.'.«. 1 or
nuwrs, r'li' Emmi \hit‘k LII all Lillii“ twp" Lil'y
anil ilvmr proliiplly.
l’l' RN ITI'RH IDEA LILRS.
('UIJIIIAN, 'l'lIl-Ll lllt Hill.“ fi‘lill..fillfl s' u .i-.' rm.
I‘lil'ilriwlk', imrltlngplnsws, [m ’llll fraiii- -, \II.
('IHM n \\'III'I"I'LE>I‘LY. ill} Main 3'. N. illny
nwni~whistlinli. auvalinrrmmont.
RALIIUND (BEN ll. new Marv, In llml l~ .‘fain rt.
N. Four doors IIIKJVC oiul stun;
S'l‘l lW. ll.“ ii), iii, '18. II). and £3, So. .\I.l.ri ii, 3.5.
k‘urnllim', iiinttrcsws, clc.
(us Lililn' (‘llIlII'ANII-IN.
NURWAIR HAS Lillil’l‘ I'IIMI'ANY. oil‘n r- 1'}
Walt! at, .V. Him for light, IIl'lII moi polwr
('Iila'r‘r-lx r-nm pct IllI‘lli'I. l'oal ’l‘ai' limo dolv
1.4.x.- pur ham l, pawllligc mini.
(BIN will“, (Whole-snip.)
IIHIMl-IH A: Rrfifdlllit. 'Jilf‘lll ll Wall at .‘J. whoiv
ralr gurus, il-nir, grain. hay, i-iit.
SKILLI'St'K IIIftlS. Hiinil It} “all bl. N. wiiuli'anlii
“You rs, dour. fus-i. grain. hny. cm.
littlicizlls.
BROWN 3. WILIYUX. 70 Washington i-l N, N. imit-
MI‘IlII‘ for I‘I'II’IIIIIWMI Farliimgtmi I‘fl‘lIIIII'I’)? Ilillll'f.
IIEI'KEII. CUNIIAD, III Wit-llltlgtqll rt. 5. N.
choir-u ,(I'll i-m-s and provisions.
I‘llitltls, l‘lIAS. II. Iiiirvrsmr lo llntriimv, '3!) No.
Mom at. ii. 26. table drliracii'a for family trade.
FINNEHAN k Il‘lll’IlIJJ'. 1m Main st, N. flour,
full, Ii.|y, rtrnw, Hull and maul.
I’lfih'rll' a IIKNIleilfT. ll Wall If, N fancy and
amplr grm'rrlen, I‘llllItlIJllIH‘Yy, fruit, i-tr.
Ff’rlfll, I). W. War aw. rm. Mrrwin «i. N. canned
grants, wffwn, trap. butter, rtc.
IIIMVI'ZR. I‘. L. 3." Wall If. N.
trivia! uMMMMo.
flf' I Elf it 9403, T. II. Sprliigwmld. 8. N. flni‘ gm»
rvrws. rlmlrc mcnlil, llmir, fwd, rug,
“ANTONIW. ll. Eur aw mar II It. nation. KN.
li-lis-lm paint. school supplisa. vir.
LAWTUN, I" ILA: Hi. 2: No, Main st, II. N. git»
(rum and bililir III lnw‘ws,
I.‘IIUMMI'IIIII‘;IY. flANlEl..rrisil-mlrif Washington
Ill. liildgiu ll. 1‘6 law. tniliw. ppm-s, a PV‘CJIIIIJ.
Militia: It II \ IMAN. Nahum at. nerin-t. ll .‘lr
I'lllr' 1.1m rru foreign fruits. itonr, fi-ril, rir.
NEW IHIIR Tim (1).. 4'. Main If. .‘i’. If. IIIIII‘I’“
'I'- an, 1 ”WIN“ and rpirm ii “pm lalty.
NII‘RILIINII“ it. “HIV”. 3': and tr.“ Main at, N. a
Ppfl‘lfllly lliarlv of table deilmi'itm.
III'IIAMR, (H20. Wilton arr. and School ll, N.
5m store. new goods and new ports.
HHIMUITR. (7. E. in Washington at, it. N. Mad.
qnarlvn for telchrawd 'Ilcw .Ihop‘ canto-ll xii-Alt.
VALIM'ZN. CHAS. II. 5Wnllnl. N. Crmmvry hut~
in, (lime, our. table delimit-in. from. etc.
IIA'I'I'EIL‘I' Pill“!- (M'F'R'it on
Mll'll. Jllslif’ll J. 7 Rooms rt, it. .‘i. also forlorn
of hot limb».
IIA‘I‘RS. NMI’I‘IN JR. 8 (’1), Tilln m Npring II. H.
.\. Importers of seal skins, plunlu'l. trimming».
and editors of ham ra' fun.
IIA'I‘TICIIS' TODIS.
WIIIZKI.F?R. W. A. Waist iii. H. N. imn found".
light. soft r satlligl, l-xlvnsion wMo-r boxes,
"AT” AND CAPS. (I‘M-II.)
RNAI’I’ ’I‘lilr'. IIAT’I‘RII, III Wilshlti on It, 8. N.
a weunlly mach: of fine Mill and 1'4 t IIMF.
IIA'I' MANI'I’AIH'IIRIIRR.
HARP-ll, it. V. It c0. Union shrill. Firm It”!
and II‘IIIIII: lmla.
(IIIHI’I T 01 K'N’M’I'. "midi-hrs] IW‘. furlmil'u
cm. Main .1 f’mun, and Winn a ‘I‘ollwI m. H. N.
Now limit uni! .. Into Ufwtit’ mm.
[ICIIHELL It ll \It'l‘llflli, Mechanic It. RN. WIM
Dill WSIW all”), huts.
IlM‘rlnsn a (.JllMii‘i‘Ilt'K. Day It. flit. also New
l'm'rninu Corny-my. same. address.
your IIA’I‘ Ci). The, Raymond It, on. Day. 5. 14.
Plus win all! hats.
I an“? In “it: built
Wllllbln. ARTHUR (3. I! Elli. I. I. IAN.‘
”an! childlifl‘! straw but.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
PROWI’I'I‘. J. T. 45 Main st. N. light hardware and
carriage parts.
la‘Mi’I'II, W. II. a: CO. 15 and I7 Willa at. N. bulldv
ers’ and l‘UllIfICIOI’I' suppiiss.
()I'IN’I'ARI), W. C. Music Hall block. :5. N. paint},
oils, plans, etc. (sci: ndv.)
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYIIR. I’. II. 2.! Wall st, N. custom innit- harness
and repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS, M. II. III‘MiLri-I“ Stool; l'zirvn. “l ‘J filli‘
horses BUIIL’lI to All purpoa’cs, All amino.- moi by
this rstablislimvlit III'U warranti-d. “now of tin:
French coaching stallion "Gallium."
HDRSE SIIOERS.
MPQI’IIAE, JUIIN. No. Main at, is. N. Filtfllli at—
tention gin-ii lo shoeing drivmg & trolling horns.
IIO’I'l-ZLS.
AM EIIII'AN’ HOTEL. Ill Main at, 5'. J l‘. l.‘niiiris.
European plan, n-staumul atriu'hrii.
(iIIIiIIANIA HOTEL. 3') Railroad place, Umrgc
Sl’flaufl, propnvmr.
NIIRWALK Illi’l‘I-Ifi, app. I). .b N. If. If. dorm.
M. Miti'hrrsan, strictly lust-chisel Mrululidufil'illa.
OLD WELL III‘I'I‘EL, hi} Washington at, SN. Ills-ll
naviinnd, proprietor. European plan. btlroonls.
HOUSE I'llRNISllING GHODS.
ST EVENH. J. II. 9.: Washington st, .‘S. N. (truckl‘ry,
glans» rc, tin and wmdcn ware.
ICE "BALI-2R5)
BL'RCIIAIII), B. "Ilcldcn I'ulnt Flinn." DIN. also
will: producer.
INSI'RANCE AGENTS.
(‘00thle St Luf'KWlmfl. fl Main st, N.
now and real l‘i-fiifu in all its bfiulllIWIl.
LAYTUX. JACOB M. Worthington st. iii-xi lo l'.(l.
S N. tin. plate glass, send-nit and iiItf. rm: adv.)
Llit'ilWUili), WII. cor. Mainnmi Wall sis, N. iii-ai
carat», IIII’l‘EImBIIli‘, loans negotiated. err.
Mt Iiiiiiif.f.6r I.’IIH.\f)II-ZI)II~1I'. or. Washington st,
5. X. strictly tint-class coliipariics rrpn'suiltul.
TAYLUR 6r GOLDEN, 4.3 .5. «I: \I'mhlngton tit.
>3. Rral Estate and Inwmncr. ‘
INSl’IEANCE COMPANIES.
CHXNICI'TICL'T (le361. LIFE INS. ('0 . 5 S. L'»
IIIIIIIIfIl‘lIIf'II. agt'nt. Washington rt. > N .w nil.
)Iil'i'liOI’an'I‘A‘v I.Ii‘i2 INN~ H). m “nailingion
H, >. N. i‘. .l i.ml.l-, can: sum.
NURWALK FIRE 15*. (1).. N. Ill Sllr‘rcs-Ifui
biisin inw lml. So OUIMAIRIIIIL: Itl‘.‘ Ll.i.iv.i.s
I’I'lei'l. . . LIFE INH. ('0. 'I'lii'. Inmiwr's lrlmk,
Mum z-t, S. .\. .Jnu. i'rriu h. aw: t-upcnn'. nil. iii.
ISVI‘ZSTM EST SIICl'RITII'I‘é.
Cl: \I'i‘l llil. R ll. MI-‘nrilr' bills. N i.‘.. I‘Mni-
.\I.-i-i.-~r.\ Rankin; and Ilqril'nlilu .\l 1.1. Hrs.
IRON AND STEEL.
\\Ii‘i'li. W H. .‘l' (H. i'- tliivI l2 Walt-r at. _\'
~pt‘ll,’-. (Hill‘s.l'.lfl‘t.‘1.’"liAI’lIl‘i.tI’l'.t'$f_
IIUIN I I‘ll AVID RAILISIN.
)Il?liiii'i"l'. ii )I fund.» Wlw r .-:, 5. mm hurl.
1i!1lili\'ll'I*.
'I‘lli“. Iii Vt’ \N IRON Ii.\li.l.\'fl \VHIIKH. Wat.”
5‘. ~ K‘s. “iii if liwyl, prupi’lr‘lnr.
IRON I'OI'SIIIEIII‘I.
i.lf.i..- .k' i‘i,.\.‘~'i‘l’ at. The Normal Ir r. Works
l... , .. I.|.“U .i: Ilr.il,;rp..rt. t‘. 1.1..
JIZIVIZIJIRS.
Fiiiiiilfi, A. S :11! m )Imn std .\' up. (my Iiolcl,
>. .‘v’. firm“ which rrpzming n qm l
HHY'I‘ II II I?I No Maitnf. .\ .\ _
hat 1er. i“
.lu.l: \‘w’ii. as W: ‘
fl. win M I .im “4'. n r: ,l
ill n ill if .~ r'.:.t:n..rni«.iv.ir. mu .m-Iry. s..wr and
paw ; AVALI".I‘iltI{l1IgIlPLW‘I1-Ii:’.5;.‘1IA‘II‘:, > N
LAWI HRS.
.\I'\'f'l.\'. .\I.i-'i1Elli-.'. rmm .'. )f
>7, ‘nnrnsi, .‘wi.iry uni “hi? I .
FRUS’i‘. Iil'. I.i.. a No IIaLri .-!, notary, legal
imam-4.- of ill; infilii‘ min-fully IIII‘IllIr‘lI to
III III III 'l"i‘ J Ill lli‘lX rooms?) will i} (lmxttu
m: 11.1. V‘. .. . _ i.
“will. .lllfih ii. .’ W.L-!lin;'fnfl at. S N. notary
(‘Hliilil.~.~.nilr'i‘ of m. :is {lit N w Yuri; ifhfi‘
I.l|('I£\\Hlii), EDWARD .\| room l Ii’tnfic Ilng.
lnrruiizii. All-inn y, iiulziry rind pro-hula.
Sl-I‘t'lll'i'll. JUIIN' S rr‘mrii ll. FAU'IIHII l'o. Nat.
Rank building. .\' l'unmwllur lit low.
WAIHII. JDIIN 4. [film I Masonic handing, Wall
rr, llsvfivilr’ll.
l.l VERY STAI’.I.I‘§
DANS. IIIlIlAi‘E i-I. I-Zln-Mur
in; sinful-'3. Hill“; No. 5‘ [incl rt. .\.
llIzi-t nli‘i’. (Hill. 5 ll Kliitlil -r. S
out.‘ a six-malty, Twit-phone rib-l
LUCK MAXII’AI‘TI'RI’JIS.
i.‘>li{\\'1iliil.\l.\.\i l'\l"ii iiI.\ in} u', H
.V .\I.iti..flr.'i:ris~r!l>. ‘ 3‘ - n.4,»,
Insur-
..y firstclass
h ii'd
,v. w...
' and in yard
Fl no lzirn
1 .In in .r -'. ‘..-~ \wil. .
(‘Ji...i‘_:.i ”flit v'
NHMVALK IAN ll - Ariil'JNY P- N N-iv \orl;
ulllw 5:3! lllfili's r3 ~ L... Ls hinl moi. a-’ i. ml
wow. Ill‘l,i .llti". \\ . (tilt-il-
h.. :.-w imuni. iIl Iiiniirr'. lint-u
I.l AIIIISR Ill'IAIJZIb'n
»\\ .i'rr )1. N A.. l. ui~wfl1ii.iinv:ilv
Elly point by ran, lr'ziitl or \(‘t‘.‘l l.
MACHINE QIIUIN.
.\iii:‘.\ \I.i{ Iii"); “with! Hi 'i'?'-. “Mir it.
I‘- w it if bro: .9. .‘v' lwimral rim- i..n~ry AIHII
Ii' vi irrlw Lrl .- . ' A
,. .iilv -'.
Li L. a“ ~r
Hill. E. .l
L». il“‘. in
s
. Ilif£.f|‘.". iun‘mr mum. n.
porn for mount.“ “”1“ and. sinniiii‘nulis.
N Hill-ill. \\‘.\I A Knil'h' er. .\ .‘n .v. insurhincry
.tlnl rr “nah; p ‘r" ii iii.
in... My ,
IllARKIri’l‘ li.\erE.\liIh‘.
.IHNXIXH» .\ \i‘.\’i'i2filli iii’, 5 .‘I iwrrzm mi 3.1
gm. ll pro-lou- in mnun for 5hr v.2“... -...v Cl’wit‘
MARKETS.
A Willi-II. MA fill HT. '30 War; “t. N Wm Wmlwcl.
prop . IR“'I,\(’.II,:1§IIID lllltiioi. ami pu lz'ry.
A\ ISUN, A. IM‘ Matti rt, N Iiltfll'. fruit-I, lirgrln
in. Ill-I), ny-irrs. clams. Ill-ll rainbow, lunar”,
, lard. (noimi Lani», r ‘u’
BIC.“ HIT A. lil'h’l’fiil. IllHlH, fish. 0 union, lob
girl", dams. from, '5 N» If llII ~l, 5
Ilisailuh [HSA l' 1: Mom at, N. l.IlU1CcmeII!,
poultry, tI.-h~ wgomhlivs, wit.
Biii'f‘Tn‘S l'l-lN'l'itAI. MARKET. fl Willi-r at. N.
Mulls, \i'mtahlw. It'llllfl. poultry, at. hymn-t pr n a.
L'Alllt, WILLIAM II. IIt‘Ill'iIilf. i'nmi “Lulu", E N.
Fiiii- nirnts. fr. :Iil vrgcmivlu wionrrlmsh pruri-
FARRINIETUN .I. it. limits, prllIIin.“HILII’IIIW,
Wu: miilvs. fruits, built-r. huh, If II. hipmri'. :9. N.
Uilla‘i‘. liliii cs (‘iiwinul 9'. >4 N. (him .2 niratl.
vvgrliihiw, "Ilii. Mr. IJIchI, HUI! lffiIA'fl,
IIAYI‘IH I'I‘JIIU. H No. Mam rt. 94 N. [ifIIlll‘ menu
of all Itimls. Iiunic I'i'llIII‘fl‘iI laid a i-pn'inlty.
JI'ilMlN. A, ll. l‘vntral Marlo-t mr. Maiiiaiul Ilavi.
land at. H. N. l‘iiuiir limits. poultry, vivgi-lniiics.
LIMIIUIINEII. W M. llkl \“arhmgluu st, hr‘idgn, 5,
N lIl'l‘lt‘f lti all kinds Ifl'i‘ll mints.
LINKWUUD, l. Wilmington Si. fnirlgv, .‘I. N. flm‘
mrata. flab. oyrlurn, (lama, vvgizlalihva, vtc.
UNIKWINHIJ; LUCKWUUI). 7 Main II. N. Inc
mm!- poultry. linli, oyntus, than» a spirlally.
LYINH. A. ll . “ill Woll Marin-L2: N». Main at,
h. ,5. punw rural: and ysliiliry at lowest [IIII‘A‘I.
DIALMU. ALMS. Mam at. war Wald, it. N, choice
IIII'IU, Iish. oysters. N’QCLIIIIICH, lII'Ilt‘ilIt’Mt'li. Mr.
I’II‘REIIIXII, II 3. hurt angnp. It hold lunm'.l‘1.N.
Iwi'I. VI'ELI. mutton, sic.
H'lul‘il. JAHIII, ilrl Wort Washington uni], N.
mu xly fir-I r hm mulls. poultry a spur silty.
rtMl’l'Il‘M WANIIINUTUN MARKET. Ml Wit-h
inn II N N. rm.» "writs arid imiiliry forfamily lriulv.
SPILLAVI‘I. .l. W. I?) IAEUIIIH'I rt, N. ling-iii runs
daily all «on ”M: town.
WADE. W. S. marlicl, Elmflm. S N. warm mm
to all parts of town with lime Irv-sh and ”if. main.
'i\‘IXllN.-I H. “:7 Wall It, I". l'hnirs main, pool-
try. frail-I, rumbles. lrnlicv. eggs. m.
MARBLE AND (IRASITE.
BATES. I' W. Wall»: M. N. mallllfnrlnmr of lim-
glfllolit'llmi mzirlillr Work, also llmicr in building
Pitlfll' owl H‘IIII‘IIZ'y work.
STEVIISN. M. W. 50 Main '1. 7“. Marble and man-
iiv Iiiniiuliii'lllll. Ilt’wl‘llllll’fl. INF", ctr.
MARI)!!! AND Illfllllnflls.
rlI-IYMIIIIII. HENRY. I‘M Wi‘vl arc. 8.35. All kind!
of stone lira-on mlflml! taken.
SHELDON. WILLIAM. ”Wilton avenue. N. atone:
mama. Aim nagging. minimum.
SMITH. WILLIAM II. 33 West It. 29. II. Jobbing
promptly surrvhsl to.
LAWIMR. WILLIAM. Fr Ilill ILN. All Illndsnf
vimw "Infill!!! and mailing promptly aiiirislui In.
Granite supplied from my own quarry.
MEN’S (III'I‘I'I'I'I‘ERR.
(,‘IIMR‘I'OI'K IIIIIN. ”cumin building. N. Ind II
bu. 31qu st. H. N. (hwiilr-iiié'ri'u furnishing ulnls
MERCHANT TAIL/"RH.
(IIlHliWBRI, Ii. ill Wall M, N. A perfect it M-
animal.
IIK’IIUR. P. I? North lain It, 81!. Pine tailoring
Inpatialiy.
”UMBER. II. Railroad M El. new!“ Dd
cleaning a specialty.
IIIIaI D'Ahnfii M
II’I’II attain-pond“. . MI-
5 mind will an m Illicit.
MILLINICRY AND FANCY 000m.
CAVANAGII. Ill-ls M. II. “Jilly It, 8. N. mllllna'y
and rims-i making.
YA\\'UI£’|"I"H. limiulrmrtcra lot mllllnuy, 3 Wow!
M. N. (m: mlvcriimurrui
l’l’i'i'll. Ailh'rihl. Miss. 49 Main at, N. Acuity for
“Uni hialui Island llycuig Huilllrhuiwt."
JAMES, MR5. )1. L. ‘J h‘o. Main It, s. N. Lila!
siyiui. Mourning a specialty.
51'. J! um. Mirna atlllain st. )1. Illillicry. Fancy
and Hair Goods.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
BRADLEY, MRS. (I. W. (daughtrr of the Inter.
R. Nit-h) Ills Main st, N. lilylromrntiil IIIIL‘IC only
FRITZ, MISSMINNIE I’. lill Maui st, N. Piano
and organ instruction.
GIBSON, ALEX. til. 8’: High st, N. Plano. organ
and harmony.
HUNTINGTON, MRS. 129 Main at, N. You! In-
rtnir'tion and VlltL‘L' devolupriicnt.
NASH, Mills JENNIE K. 31 North avenue, N.
I’irinu niul OI'L’ZIII Instruction.
SAWI’ER, MRS. R. J. teachtr of Instmmrnliil and
rural Illil-‘il‘. Residrnu: at Mrs. It. If. I'iaisled'r.
Writ st, 3.1V.
NEWS DEPOTS.
RDDWELL. II. E. N Washington at, S N. blank
hooks, statlunvry, newspapers. periodicals, etc.
WHEELER. .1. II. I56 Washington at bridge, S. N.
Nuwspapvrs. stationery. tin and glass ware.
NI‘Z‘V YORK MI‘ISSENGERS.
FERRIS. S, I). Unions Isfl at llodwcli's store,
Ti Washington st, 5. N.
Lflf.'KW(l0D. C. R. ofiircs IleKiyn'l, 8. NZ; Greg
ory's 5.; New York 16': Green» st.
N E‘I‘ A SECOND-BAND FURNITURE.
I'UDIIURE. \I'II. uiidvr imitation Army Baruch.
ii. N . Slows, ningos. crimkt-ry, carpets, rtc.
OYSTER I'LAN‘I'I-IRS AND DEALERS.
BELL. IIIItAM l'. 0, Box III. S. N. wholesale
hiilpplfl' of oysters and clams.
CU'i‘IlIf.L. It. J. foot of Raymond 31, S. N. wboio
sale dcalcr in line oysters.
IIilY’f‘, W. II. .b SON, fillem st, 5 N. (foot of
Raymond) [li:|flli'l't!, uportcrs and wholulale
IIl'lIIt‘fB in IIIILIYL' oysters.
Bill-LI) .b IiiifTSIIAZV'. EH Water at, :5. N. planters
and rhipprrs of Norwalk oyrlcnd.
VAN NAME. .I.I.. & l'li.. I’, H, flat ms 8. N.
Uym-z's and _ izi. wholosalvmulrvtnii. .
I'AT'I'IZRSS AND MODELS.
NHRWALK PATTERN WORKS Child. II. Ais~
Illufpt‘, prop, Rivumdo aw, S. \I Moira, 51mm
and Hut Air I-‘urnaro work a spoCialty. Sole
zigrnt for tin: itch-limits! Carton furnace.
l'.\l"l‘5, OIL"; AND GLAN'S.
I‘lllle'i'T. J 'I' L'i Main at, N. chclt‘u 1M.
Aim-my and \\':uisvrnr'.h ii lel'lI pilrn's.
It \‘i Mi INI) fliii N .vacit‘s. Atlantic and Svclry's
Irml. i’.llruila oils and Awnll l‘iivnilrai i'aint.
r»\II'i ll. W ll. .Irt‘l) ISA: l.~ Witter st. N. agvlmi
fur 1,. ill-’IIIAII x .‘IAI’HIIL'I. paints.
I'AI'I'IR IIANRINGS.
i'if \T‘i‘ .t f‘ii \\ .Lilf st, Ilv‘hll' WM, .\'. also pun:
ml< lili’I ELI-'3.
I'ItHWi'iT.J. T. 45 Main rt. )1. window silzalrs,
~i:: ‘a‘ [it"l' .. (14'.
' lit hi it). It Rain at, N. also intrdwm,
-. (ills, KlAb", t‘ici.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
fli..\l'i{.\f;\.‘€.l' A. ll Mam at. X. IIIPIIIIIL‘XIIL‘OUt‘
pron -.-A. Lmivlrrgn's photos a spociniry.
Ntlil'i'll. l; 5 Tu \i'a-Ahlrgion at, S. N. one
(it. y :LIIII [lull [In Iv’.‘ ’.
RIZAIlIIAN. I“ E. (hi/.rtte building, .\'. f‘shlnct
‘iIirviiigl’uI'IIS $3 '0 prr dos; ul.l' half Amt. .l TU.
PIANO ’l‘l’NERS AND RIJI’AIRIERH.
IF I'. i”. Inn rut-mu flail
rm: . -, in’,’.l.[.‘, ~hm:l mum , l 1..
I’LA .V I 3'0 Ml I.l.§.
ii.\\'fHI.I.. .‘fiNiiit IV. E. N, All kznrle of wood
“ml. at ruinil or for the ironic.
I’LI'ZHIIINH.
Mi-Iiiiifil’ ‘v I'll. W. If. Mir-m IIall block, 5
l' mini-431:. arr-am and gas lilting.
.\'.\.~ll F H Al llil-l. rnr Mam and “Vi-t Fir. S. N,
i’. .:;ilii:;,.; and gas lilting. I’llIigt: and iirntrrs.
.\'. Ann limit-r III‘
FIRST ANN U AI. MEETINI‘.
WHAT THE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIAVIIJN "AS DONE.
The Members In High Bplrta Over tho
Progress tliclr Organization has Marlo
lu Ton Months—Ollie." Elected.
The members of the Building and Loan
Association are in high spirits over the
progress which their organization has
made in Iht first ten months of its exist
enco, as shown by the Secretary’s report
read at last night's annual meeting of
stockholders. The membership has in-
cn-lised from I27, holding 1,051) shares,
at tho first meeting, to 209, holding 2,112
shares, at that of last night. Nine loans
have been made, aggregating $11,000,
Of these, five were for the purpose of
building new homes, thrco were to lift
mortgages, and one was to purchase a
dwelling already built. These loans are
adequately secured by sufficient mort-
gagee, and in addition to that the secur-
ity of the assomation for loans already
paid out has been increased by the do.
pouils of the borrowers about four per
cent. The income of the association
from all sources is now $I,Iiltl.35 per
munlh, and borrowing members are able
0 obtain their loans without paying
exorbitant premiums. In fact the pit-m-
iuins thus for paid on loans haw been
exceptionally low as l-oiiipiirul With
those ordinarily paid in other associa-
tions. Al the June meeting a dividend
at the rate of seven per cent. a year was
declared op the average deposit of each
member for ten months. This was con-
sidered creditable in view of the fact
that the whole of the i-xpcnies of 011.; in-
izntion and npiiprm-ni, which are prop-
criy chargeable lolhc first five yrars,
err! necessarily paid in lbw-c first ten
months. If only their proportionate
part of these expenses Could have been
home by tlisso months a dividend of
helm-on eleven and th'IVc per cent.
Cqui‘I have been declared. t should be
.ri’msmbered, however, that tin.- income
i from iiicmbvrship fees was exceptionally
“mm“ l harp», and that the Si-crvizuy .~. l\'r‘il
[Without compensation.
! TIIt‘t‘It‘Cllon (if (lIlWY- ' .- f (I iii t'.i-
choice of the IUIIJI-VILgZ i' . .. '
{SIIIITnyIOLJLZ VICE—Duaidrlll, rims. .
Ilziliock: treasurer, Nelson Taylor; secre-
tary, Richard II. UJIden; IIlI‘rECIOI’S.
-(_'hristinn Swsrtz, Robert A. McDonald,
, li-‘rsnk Nash, Samuel It. Siwrwomi. hist-
liimw Corbett, Wm. s. Knapp, Henry
iii: li'mnri, val’ I). HARIIAII and iiiwln
| Wilcox.
RAILROADS. I
.\'t lRWAIJI HORSE RAILWAY C0. Jamsa W.
ilysil, prest; Edwin G. Hoyt, supt.
HEAL WA" 803”.
IAYTOX, J At‘iiII .\I. Washington It. mart to I’ 0.
h .\'. prnputy for sale, house: to n‘nt. my adv I
)I¢>i:lii;i.f.lv I.‘iIH.\I)If~ZIiIEI', 95 Washington x-i,
WILM ix. ii I-Z. mu.- ttc bldg, N. Im‘i'zlimenta and
roomy!” loan. Azso in-uranre wr.uvu in but
til I illil‘lAIi‘t‘.‘ :ll fill. iith'bi rail-s.
WHHI)“ \Iifl. l1. .\ Nu .‘Illlf‘. at, S. N. I‘MWM'S u
r. :.1 nml lug. ling l as (m 7.. u.
IN‘.\‘I‘.\ l' IRA NTS.
lliif'f “IVE. f. \\ ml 1‘1. 5. Warm mm: at a
ll‘rlli’F. II.Iil:! r in
“LNHY \I in ‘Al M Lin Fl, 8' X. TIli' bust ‘13. Clam-r
I .
...
At this meeting two loans was sold at
auction, one of 81,100 at a premium of 7
cents- share, and one of MOO at par.
lAbmit 100 new shares were suiizcribrd
I for.
.~ N. «11mg. rump: and roilrmnp, i The association promises t: n (rill) the
some success here which it has Ii‘llCIIEd
,everywhi-re olw when pinpi- \ organ.
iced and conducted by till I. nimm
’ihci public has cohliilnwv. l :. in ‘13
of towns in Pennsylvania :mri fl: - \Vt‘uf.
l nearly every thrifty inhabitant has mm
1.. w... u-y. [Sunni ivytlic .y .., m, .0! tan shalt-s in at least one of the local
SANITARY ENGINEER-i.
RIDER. \\' ii I. N N, l‘. i\ :Lvll..'l.:tnll “l. “
Hymn; ll .liilI i'il.. . u,;.ilc\ r».
SI‘IIINIIN. (l’rlvntvl
llAlIiIl‘fi. MISS Ibh'l'i'l‘f TE. ti lirv’iiard rt, N
\wmi; .‘.lil.t'iv boarding and tiny trim...
Si ilili'.\i.ii MILITARY l.\.\"i‘i'l'i"i‘l-Z, N'. Frank 5
Ill-iwrffi. prllini i. l'iri‘uiar on rmrnvst.
IIII.\ll Mrs H.1- llc. N. Day and boarding school
fur g and yum; .miw-I. this for any rwlrm‘.
r»: l n . tiliilpltil in .!---.f Fully (‘qlllpinll u»
Li‘i r}: :i'lilrllui .\rw Yr ’ lflli‘lfl I‘lllpill i-d ill
in:;..«il‘. lIr;i.I!'lIll‘lli Mn . iallaiiiagm i)“: ll.-
ilfiilIy' of art. impugn! iiiui i'lm'uimsi
>prli...' hrin Iii-gins April bill. (in wars “hi ‘u
not upon :lpplzi ninth.
Isl-“VIN" MACHINES.
rill \IIJHI. l' )I ll} So DI-i'ii If. \' N. "\I'h-r‘vr m if
“us i" ill.il "ilmi-i-imiil," Ili‘l‘tilcrl, mi, ai:.u ll
hunts. Iii pump; a iipmlaliy.
RIS‘VI‘III (‘IINTIIACTUREL
RAYMOND lilillN, avivvrs built, wan-r pus-- lshl,
catavai'ng, iliiilitz. Wading, lamb-mp0 KAIIIl‘LlI.,:.
NIIIII’Z MANI'I’AI'TI'RHHKI.
LHI'N'HIII'RI'. )IA'i‘IIBWbUN a tit). N N. IMlC
IIIil’ FINN".
(Min. It WEED A ('(l. fartriry andmimrmm Ti. T‘l.
3‘1, and T? Il'iilrr rt, 8 .\ EMXIIIIMIII'II l~7ii
, :IIlIIIlIl“IlIfl‘f'I of IlllIil‘l“ Illifl‘t‘fl' Mill ilillilriiis
llin- footwear for “(U riztoiI trade.
filllltT-IVAIS'I‘S AND l‘NDI'ZRWIIAR.
Ill 'I‘l'III‘J‘IHN. (DH-1.! till. Norwulk. Nrw \‘urrk
anti Ilridgrport. l‘olil.
SPORTS.“ l'lN'FI “ODDS.
AIKEN, .IHIIN ll fill Marni-t, N. liwvlipiub-m fur
grins, drilling hirlllc, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOH, ctr.
WI‘AIII. lll'Il.I)l‘.R"'I.
MAKER, JI'IJI H. Walrr It, iii-xi. to WIicuvlu-r's (will.
dry, H. N. 5mm» and hand rails to nnlvr.
TIIH III'NI'AN IIlllN MAILING WURRR. Wail:
ill, S. N. “no. II. Iont. proprictor.
STEAM ENIIINI'JI All") "flirts.
NURWAIK IIfIlX WORKS (.‘0. Tbs, Walir p..
brat R. It. lirldw'. 8. N.
HTIIAMSIIII' TICKRT ARRIVE“.
(.‘I‘RTIN, H. W. Masonic linlldin , V. Itmmhlp
in in in, pvn-inn agvtii, nnmry pn illr, ctr,
LAI’TUN. Jamil M. Wuhlnglon sum-u to in».
rin‘v'. Pruning: tlcllrls,drafts, money opium-w ml l
STIDNB DEALERS.
PEIIIIIH. JflIIN ll, font of Washington It, RN. also
limit, lime. (l'mrtil. hmr. him-r.
MiiIl'I'UN. .lliIIN II. c.- Taylor sumac. 8. N. Aim
Iaycr of manure milks.
RAYMHSD IIIIIW. lililr'. brown. Omnwlrh and
build: nu stone, gramlc and instills triirimiiigv.
RTCH’I-Zs, RASHI‘ZS AND Illtll'l'lillfl.
KIZTI‘III'M. LANIHIN, Lfilllavlland all, H. 30. (Ill.-
atom and wab-r beams. l'. 0. box W.
“WELL, J. W. in World on at, its. slow.
rung". hcalm, hovimfurnis lug goods, vim n-~
pairs. «is. Tip and copper work a specially.
"KLLECK, HI’IIVKS'I'IIR. A . lm WMhInfitm Fl
bildgo, RN. slum, rang". hm. plumb rig. clr‘.
TRIICKIHII.
lllll‘l‘tiN. .IUII'N no! Taylor avenue. II. II. Light
and hoary trotting pvompilyalismlerl w.
UNDRR'I‘AKIIM.
JENNINGSJ. Il. opp. lions ILR. depot. ml
drives 7 film st. N.
RAVMUSI). (330. II. ”and “Iain S, N. Revl-
di-mve ll Berkley at. Tslsphmie W4.
VRTVZRIHAIIY HURREIINR.
BRIDGE“. ”fill. llVfi. Miro and hospital rum!
Yalil'ielil L‘o. bank, N. tclmihrme .194, m. lanes M.
WOOD.
BETTE, MIKE, Illl trill‘snnon rt. N. Hard and
soft, palms) inst split, for family are.
W001.” ”DU'AWM
fiOflWALK III.“ CO. W who!“
and mills. Whirlpool.
will mail trace. 1!. In. In. Inasm-
mwl of 31‘ wool would mama III 2%“
WA III. A, 11. mm .
0.0. Drunk-mi I. .mrmw
lassocinlions; and IIIIIDYIIIIIIIIIII‘H “4’
low. who haslicen driven by his WlIr.
[Hr hrrmt‘llfll! rise interested in IIH n r'iIAH’.
into joining an association. hm tin-rs
harm his first lesson in frugality. M‘II.
lIt'pt’htIr nut and the art of gating iihr-nd
iii the world. Such is tho constant in
l IItIi‘iif‘t' of this institution. and Illi‘ town
is to Ilt.‘ congratulated on having it Ilelfv
lI'iIllIlg t’XAlIIpIt‘ of it Within its bahlrf'l
Ills 'l'l‘l'o “IVES Mill‘.
The .‘Intl‘lllllilllll lntvlgiirs «I
Illallo Land Illm In Jail.
I‘mnk lliadv, a colored man. arr-i hu-
Inh- .Iu.=tiri' Austin yvsicrdny i‘hnigml
Willi mm support. About hint-teen yiars
ago lllado married a woman named
Charlotte Payne. Through some dorms.
tit’ lrriubh‘a Mrs. “in10 and her husband
quarrclcd and svparntml. Tin-ii sho lllfllIl'
trimds with another colored man, and
lllnrir, through the aid of lawyer Brush,
of Bridgeport, uhtamml a divorce. Tliry
‘- I't‘lIIIIIIIQII upamtl-rl about a year, "HAIII‘
iupngain and woro onco morcmarnml.
After living together a short limo doin-
cstic dilIcrenrcs arose and they again
separated. lllado loft town and vwnl to
linnlrpccd's landing. a summer resort on
the Connecticut river. Last wrelr hi-
married anoilisr woman and came in
Nnrwalk on his bridal tour. Through
sonic misunderstanding Blade's two
WWW! mot and them was a mineral light,
which lvd to tho arrest of Blade for non-
siippmi. Justice Austin stint mails to
jail for sixty days, and ho was “km in
Ilium-port early this morning.
A Mina-Imp Avsriml.
This morning Ilavid Jcnks‘ milk
Wagon was standing on the Dan-
bury &Norwslx It. It. track near the
rlshulin this city. A boy run holding
tho horse when it train backed down and
struck tho wagon. Tho brakeman pill
on the brake in time to prsveni ii smash-
iip. All it was, the vohiclo was not
daiiiiiged.
I nuill
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Cedar I'olnt l’lcht Regatta.
0n the 2% lost. the Cid-r I'olai Yacht
club will hold a regatta which promises
in ha unusually inlets-ting. In addition
to the race a pleasant feature will he tho
press-nos of several members of the New
York Yacht club with Iholr boats.
in nu Day I- m stars.
In New Haven yesterday the tim-
momsm legislated 94; Hartford. 93;
Ifsrldso, 80; Raw Britain, 00; Annuals,
ill: Daabury, 90; Norwich, 00; New
loam.“
PERSONAL PABAG RAPIIS.
The Goings and Conluga of People we
Like to Bud About.
A. J. L'ioflit and family are at Cottage
City.
William Stevens has gone to Bath,
I’a., for a short visit.
8. R. (lamp, of Brooklyn. is the guest
of friends in Winnipauk.
U. A. Blackman and wife will start
for the Catskills next week.
Iliss Annie Beats, of New Canaan, is
visiting relatives on Center avenue.
llsorgo Beers, of New York city, is
the guest of {xii-lids on Stuart avenue.
I'rssldcnl Thomas P. Clark of lhoilon-
solidated road sails for Europe to-driy.
Illa. (1. II. Allen, of New Milford, is
visiting Mrs. Henry Allen on West ave-
1109.
Miss Annie Morris of Newark, N. J., is
visiting relatives on East avenue, bor-
ongli.
Charles Wardwell, of New York city,
is spending his vacation with his parents
in this city.
James II. Nash and family started
this morning on :1 short cruise in the
yacht “Mabel."
Mrs. James E. Woodhull and daughter
left town this morning for a short so-
journ at Bridgeport.
Joseph Williams, 0! Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is spending afew days with his grand-
mother on River street.
Charles De Hart Ilrower and family
are spending the summer at James II.
Bailey's on first avenue.
Mrs. Sylvester Bowen and family, of
Dorian, are the guests OI Martin Kellogg
and family, of the borough.
Miss Jennie it. Meeker, of Main sirr'ct,
borouzii. returned home last night from
a two weeks visit in Philadelphia.
John L. Burilanks and wife, of SJiIiII
Main street, WIII spund lIlr.‘ nvxt six
Wt‘t‘kvl visiting friends in Merldeu.
George E. Thompson. general agent
for Connecticut of the New York Life
IIISIINEIICE (YJIIIpZIUy, was in IOIVII yester-
day.
Elitor “oils and soil Fred, of the Re-
I'onl, returned home from 8:. Johns, N.
8., on Monday, wvll pleased with their
trip. ‘
Miss Minnie Bvll, daughter of George
5. lie", of East Norwaik, left town yes-
terday to spend the remainder of the.
summer at Newport.
Mrs. E. (‘. Ilayne. who has been visit-
ing Mrs. 0. C. Miller, at No. 19 Wesiport
RVt‘IIuP, returrwd to her home in Bedlam,
N. \'., this morning.
Thomas Brown's family on Howard
avenue, West End, depart in a few days
to spend several weeks with relatives in
Norwalk.—-Bridgeport Farmer.
liowhni Daly, a clerk in L'omstock
Ilmlhers' uptown stormis taking his an-
nual vacation this week. This afternoon
Iii‘ WIII strut an n slit-rt tour tiirnugi.
Nr‘W YHI’L «I 5:".
Miss Him» 5 nil. ll i~ :- um. .I r» im
harm» in DII‘I'IIIt‘II III-I211! piimant VISII
Willi .‘Iw‘s iilin Iiuyrr. of South Main
sin-r t. Miss Smith Will enter \VI‘III‘BIK‘Y
will: u» in the fall.
this! Hendrick, (if tin~ va Ii .vvii
tin»iii-pnrtmrni.wlio has zi haul of fin-mis
among Norwnlk and Slutli Surrvaik iiru~
ml-n, Will take his vacation next month,
Rllll WIII nttvnrl, nsuuual. tho nntimml
liS-ii'l‘lllllllll of lira chiefs. which it to ho
l.v ill in ilnimil. August ill.
LAWN TENNIS TALK.
First of tho Sari" of Gamma in the II-mhlo
’l‘olirnallwul.
Tlll‘ lint of tho Fl‘ffi'tl of gniiics in the
.‘l'urwalk III“ a Trnnis club‘s double
tournmiu'nt was played yesterday after-
noon with tho following results: 4:00 p.
iii. l.:u'kwuriilanxl IIIII’l‘Il'II‘lI boat Brooks
Ilmlhus. 6-0: till) p.m., Ambler and
Acton boat .I. Knapp and Russell. 6-2;
5:00 p.m , Alnblrr and Acton bent Lock-
wood and IIUI’I‘IIIIHI. llul; mil-l p.in., Am-
Illl’I' and Acton best 1'. Knapp and Tay-
lor, il :3. 'I‘hvra will be no games on
Thursday. ’l'lm vntrlos for Saturday are
as InIIuWr: 4.00 p.m., Brooks Ilrothors
vs. i’. Knapp and Taylor; mu p.in.. J.
Knapp and Russo" vs. Lockwood and
llurchnrd; 5:00 p.iii., the winnlnrs of the
prom-«ling garlic» wrll play; 3:34) p.m..
winnom of the last act vs. Ambler and
i‘I‘Il’III.
IIIIIIAT'I‘A .ir‘iiiiim. mam
Al Italflm is \‘Irht llliili “Ill no ("gan-
Iliad.
Hovi‘ralyschting men nt [loll Island
havo arranged a logo". to ho sailed oII
tho island on Haliirdliy. July 21".“ 9:00
a. or. Work boats between illumford
and Bridgeport will ho ollgihls to enter.
lhn entrance fro being placed at 833.00.
Thopnm will be two pennants for each
class. J. ll. Bailey, of tho Ilanbliry
Nor", is treasurer of the afiair. The
regatta is living conducted by tho fol-
lowing committee: J. ll. Bailey, (l. U.
Ilmwn, Raw Isy t2lmpman,f lscar Youngi,
t}. E. (lids and Dr. E. (1. Mann. Al the
chm of the races a yacht club will prob-
ably be organiud.
A new Italtmad AWIOIQIL
Arrangements ham been made he-
lweeo the Consolidated and [Ion-allude
roads for an improvement in the train
mvlov. The express train which an
rive- at South Kuwait ”19:56 will wait
for the lMlb train from button which
is due at South Norwalk at L05, and
mum will reach New York shortly
after two o’clock instead of being oblig-
ed to travel on I slow train as at present.
Tho tins tabla on lbs DIEM?! and Not-
wallr will be than”! shortly to conform
to this how mango-mil.
4 .w i l xziminnllon are as loil.nv-;
KNOC K ED OFF THE BRIDGE.
J [SIDS BROWN HAS A THRILLINB
EXPERIENCE.
An leprm Train Strikes film and Brain
II In Arm—Ramon! hy Brill-stead" Il-r-
ford from the Water.
Junius Brown should consider himself
very fortunate as he had a narrow escape
from death last night. He was coming
from his home in East Norwalk to this
city, and in order to shorten the distance
be started to walk across the railroad
bridge. He had nearly reached the draw
when he saw a freight train approach-
ing. He proceeded to get out of the
way of it, but he had just stepped on the
opposite track, when, upon looking
around, he was made aware of his dan-
gerous position by the approach of the
7&0 express. Mr. Brown stepped to one
side, but had not time to get far enough
away when the train whizzed past. The
locomotive struck his left arm, breaking
the bone below the elbow. The force of
the bloyv sent him flying from the bridge
to the water, but fortunately in the fail
he did not strike against the iron work
or abutments. With a broken arm and
other bruises Mr. Brown succeeded in
keeping above water until William Har-
ford, the drawtender, came to his res—
cue, which was a very few minutes. He
was taken to Mr. Harford's house on the
bridge, where he awaited the arrival of
Dr. Bohannan. The bone was set and
Mr. Brown was sent home. He is able
to be about to—day, but feels the lllects
of the fall.
cnn- honouring
The Mllltary Hay Ilava ’l'ronbic in Trans-
porting Them.
The members of the different military
companies are at present discussing one
of the orders which has just been issued
in relation to the transportation of bag-
gage to camp this year. If the orders
are strictly adhered to there will proba-
bly be very little soda water, etc., in the
tents this year and the soldiers will
have to rely on common every day
drinking water to wash Niantic dust
from their throats. The order reads
that transportation for baggage beyond
that carried by the men in kuapsacks
will be limited to two company chests
for each company and one for each
platoon, and one value or small trunk
for each officer.
It is very doubtful whether the men
will observe this order very closely as it
would deprive them of a great many
little comforts in the refreshment line,
which is one of the leading features of
camp life. The men will probably
dodge the order by hiring a freight car
and sending the extras in that way.—
Meriden Journal.
Those AII Passed.
'i‘lu- i-Uiurlh regiment ctiic. ri wit i
(MI.
ilrnry M. Skinner. [AWL-(Sol. James L'.
i'rowc, Major I irurgc W. Cornell, Major
Charles t'. Godfrey, surgmn; First Lieut.
Wilbur F. Coll, :pmrtcrmaster: First
Lieut. lidmunri i1. L‘rowe, paymaster:
i'npt. Harrie I’. Singcr, Co. II: Capt.
Henry S. Teweil, Co. I. Capt. Stiles JUII-
mo. ('n. K: First Liuut. Harrie P. Stinger,
i'o. ll: First Lieut. Francis 1’. liilhuiy,
('0. B; First Lieul. George I. Jewell, to.
K; First Lieut. i-lennl S. Walsh, ('0. l':
‘fi'r‘cond Lit-ut. l'ranria V. llilliniy, i‘ 3. ll.
Second leiil. Willi l'il ll. llristoi, l'o. K.
l'npf. (in). \ l' .rlilJiltant, did not
appear for . ‘. tililfinlluu owing to Lusi-
ness.
All-s Caldwell than. to Now hrenmli
Miss Frances .\. l'aldwell, who i .
molly taught thv nigh school in thi-
has recently rm'» m-d tho appoim
of superintendr-rr nf ruliegvs in now
Grenada, South \rm-nm. The B.i,‘ltlnt'
meat was inmlw f miigh lhn Ilrcnadian
mmisivr at Wan ”gum. Tho position
is ono of rrwporivi: it; and honor. Miss
Caldwell is not only a llnnilwd English
scholar, but is prollcism in Latin,
French and Spanish. film will leave tho
United Status soon to color upon the
dulic-i of the new position, and will
manic lit Ilogota. tho capital of New
illenada.
ill
'l’lin l‘hallnngo At‘rwvlld.
In Friday's trace of Tm»: Sizx'rixsr. ap—
peared a chufluigo from the marina" of
the Resolute hose bail club to the Y. II.
t'. A. mmiation's club to play a series
of IIIII‘I‘, this or ten games. We are
authoslmd by tho manager of the arm
cintion's club to slato that they will
accept tho rluiillrmgs for a miles of three
games and if Mr. Smith will call at the
rooms on with" Friday or ”Motility
evening complete ”alignments M to
datss will be made.
The Bully Straw Wort: MM.
Samuel Similar and Clinics II. San.
ford hava sold the largo brick factory
buildings rm Ilullvr strvet. known as the
Realty I'llraw [Int Works, to John
langmlorf.a New York capitalist. A
dwelling house on Orchard street and
tha machinery in the factory am includ-
ed in the Haley Ilr. Lang-nor! buys tho
properly asan investment, and tho sa-
tabllolilmmt will In conducted as hereto
fore by Arthur (1. Wheeler. who has
leased the factory.
A imam-r Willi a Great Hail.
The American tells of the volume of ii
Waterbury printer who was paid on
Saturday night and never had a cool
Ronda: morning until Madopud the
plan of putting a povllotmt his was“
salary ln‘aasavslopaaad mulling it to
hlnlvalIGMhflalurdaynlgM. Aim that
he always had room Holiday morning.
A'I' IT AGAIN.
Mrs. Ellen Whlto Beta Out to Annihilat-
"ID Town.
Monday night Chief of Police Buttery
was informed that Mrs. Ellen White was
“at it again." Mrs. White in the wile of
John White and lives on Clarkltrcet.
The officer promeded to the scene of bat-
lie and found the woman ready tourni-
hilste the town. He succeedad in quiet-
lug her, however, and she went into the
house. Charges were preferred agaia' st
Mrs. White yesterday by one of the
neighbors, and Sher“! Toner arrested
her. He had some difficulty in getting
her to accompany him, but firmly cw
coeded. She was brought before Justice
Austin, who sent her to jail for thirty
days and fined her $7.00 and coats.
amounting to $15.63. At thcclow of
the trial, when the witnesses were de-
parting, lIIrs. White jumped at Patrick
Siattery, one of the witnesses, shouting,
“Pat, I’II mollivato you!” She was,
however, restrained by main force 1mm
doing Mr. Sistiery any harm. Ills.
White was placed in the lock-lip over
night and transferred to Bridgeportwly
this morning. On June 17 she was given
the same sentence by Justice Austin.
but the selecimen took the matter in
charge and sent her to the town film,
but aha escaped and was about town the
next day. When Deputy Sherifl Toner
reached South Norwalk with his prisonct
to take the 9:16 train for Bridgeport, the
created quite a scene in the depot by her
moaning and crying.
ALI. Aflol'h'll THE STATE.
Matters Worthy oI Mention that Do Rot
Happen Every Day.
Stephen Morgan, a painter, thirty’five
years old, attempted to jump on a «witzh
engine at the Grant avenue crossing in
New Haven last night, when his foot
slipped and both legs were cut OIE below
the knees. He will probably die.
Mrs. Nancy Goodrich of Bloomfoeld,
the oldest person in the stale, died
yesterday, aged 110. Her age is verified
by the records of the town of Bloom-
field, where she was born in 1780. She
could, up to the time of her death, read
Without the aid of spectacles.
Yesterday afternoon Thomas H. Buck-
ley, of Worcester, 51359., with a com-
panion, kidnapped the former’s child,
aged '2 years, at the house of Charles
Legg. in Stony Creek. Legg’a daughter,
Alice, is Buckley's wife and both of the
couple are suing for a divorce. The
child was placed in the custody of the
mother by Judge Forbes, of Worcester.
pending the result of Mrs. Buckley 's suit.
”SIMS“ 0.\' THE SOUL").
Thousands of Bluefish Walling to be
Captured.
Wonderfully line fishing this season
in ('onur-ciimt and Rhode Island waters.
In Fish-1's and Block Island sounds
gn-ntsi'liwls uf bluelish give the fish.
vrmzm all the fun and hard work they
craw. i-lvsry pleasure boat that goes
out from Block Island hotels returns
afterii forenoon's work with a load of
the gsmey fish, and some of them are
very big. It is not rare to take hlnefisli
that weigh from live to eight or ten
pounds ranil. The result is tha price
has gone away down. Two months ago
biueiisii were sold in the retail market
for 17 cents is pound; now the price has
gone to nine civnls a pouml.
In the “mun." «ill the western end of
I‘léIlQl’H Hand and in sight of the fort.
boats from Now London take loads 0!
fillit'llsll dolly. At Block island the grim.
13ml ol.i lislIit’I'fIlfI'I are not pleased with
(n.- inrushof IlIlIt‘IIdh, for the presence
.1 that maxim- glutton means absence
uI swarming mackerel fishing, which
is the MINI surnmur and autumn indul-
try of the thrifty islanders. Still, if the
Block lslaiilms can‘t catch mackerel
now. they can catch many a dollar from
Humffli‘l' gov-its who are boiling ovcr
Willi «Might in tho imperb blueflahiog.
A lihayml Htrnl Row.
A row occurrml on Chapel street, b0!-
ougp, )lnmiiy afternoon, which re-
sulted in complaints halog made
by (Thriller Slrang, who coudncu
a small grocery store on Ill“
street. against Charlotte Rom,
and her husband, Elisha Robinson. Al
further events showed that Stung was
as much to blame In tho othcn, It. VII
also arrested. The trio was bronfllbo-
fore Jurlgc Austin, who fined Cinder
Strung $1.00 and coats, amounting to
$7.96; Elisha Robinson. $3.00.“ coats.
amounting to 19.79, and ChatlottcRob-
lnson, 02.00 and coats, amounting to
will. They all paid up and was ado
vised by tho justice to go their way and
sin no morn.
Critical Conduit”! 01 0-. cl I“ "scan.
This train of horses driven aullht
limo from Iliidgsport to Norwalk ht
Friday by W. II. B. Lockwood, Jib, coo—
tisted of a black and a buy. 'I’hoblack
horse will survive, but the condition of
the boy In yet critical. It. Donn has
secured ths services of an expert uteri.
nary surgeon from Sow York-rid “a
pacts him to be in Norwalk this after-
noon. , _
Ill-i l'o-t Badly Hugh-l.
Tony (llorisdi. an Italian amplayod 00
lbs railroad between East Email and
Saugsluck, whllo pushing a WW.
yesterday afternoon. was struck on “to
log and knocked down by slim but!
car. The car M over his foot hill!
mangling It. [In was WI M the
next train and taken to the BMW"
hospital“ . 0.-.-..
A cool wars has welcome as. rich
retain—flew York Journal.
Norwalk Chronicler