NUMBER 793.
m tabulation-Inclus—
I- “m ”ouch-um.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN“ THURSDAY. JULY 17. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
Lillilt Bulls: Illllus
o 1'!!!
TOWN 01" N01l‘VALIC.
Ahbrcvintionl: N.~Nor;slk; S. N.-Snuth Nor-
walk; E. N.——Ii‘.alit Homalk,
'l'o than of our rcmion who are not. nl-
I’My arm of the fact we would sly that
every Ilrln harelll reprcacnirtl, u bother of
Istfo or urn-ll degree, will In: found
It: ctiy reliable In every Inuit-«mil trunni-
IcIInu, and well worthy of all patronage
extended to thong/7 --.. ..
AIR COMI’IIESSOIIS.
KORWALK IRON WORKS CA). The. Willi-r st.
mu if. It. bridge.
ARCHITECTS.
KNAPI', “'M. 5. II?! \Vflsblllgluil st. plrllls and
specifications mlnlll‘d at rrnauii-lhlr mics.
RANDALL. MINER D cor. Mann and Willi rats. N.
scale. ptomportivt and from liund druii ling.
AUCTIUNEEIEV.
MITCHELL. JAMES. Omtl.‘ '20 Wall rt. N. itvul
rotate broker and nuctiunvc-r.
MDRIIELL & L‘HOMMEDIEU. 95 \‘v’ushington at.
all kinds of property sold.
BAKERS.
Di'KLYN 6-503. '5 Main at. N. und Til \Viblllllulllll
ti. 5. N. lilt‘u dcdlcr: iii confi-ctiuncry, int
cream. iron. ctc.
SCOFIELI), EMMA C. 19 No. Main at. 5'. N.
light for Horton's celi'llritlcd ice I mun.
WERNER. CHAS. L. Main st. uctlr Wnll. N. Punt
confections” and mu U'L'um. I'rt'ah goods, dolly.
\VILSUN'S "Home Made" Ilft'tld lliilirry. Hruiiito.
ville. Ixui’u ordcrz- lit tril‘ tut/ctr. 1; till l’lmr.
BASIC".
CENTRAL NATIUSAL BANK. 'l‘liv, li'nll st. N,
capital 5100.1”). surplus at Lino. in-orgc M.
IInlmi-s. Inrh'ldt‘lll; h'. L. Iluyi-r. vii-rprmidcnt;
William . Curtis. Cilfilllcf.
t'l’I'I’ NATIUNAL BANK. The. W \l'u-‘hinirmnst.
mar Nouns. N t'spitnl slwlw. r-llrpllls 31:-
BM. II. II. Itowun. prusidrnt; Juulb AL Loy»
tun, cmhicr.
I‘AIItFIELD t'UL‘XTY NATIONAL RANK, Tllr
4! “full at. N. Incorporiitul will. riipitnl $200:
at). I’It’rl..Jlflll8§ \ . iiyiiri; vi«-c-pru.~i._ lidwin
U. Krt‘lt‘f'. cashier. Lcms c. tin-ch.
FAIIIFIELI) CUITS'I'Y ‘rAVthiS BANK.The.5l
Wall at. N. Dvpoeiw 5mm). filtrplilp swim,
Winfield S Moody. pmrl'. blurtiu b.t.‘IllW.Vlt‘L'
prcét; Juror-s H. Builry. trn-its.
NATIUNAL BANK Ul“ SHIIWAIJI, 'I‘hc, 51 Wall
:1. x.lilcurpuriir.-d15.37. txipiuzl summit. Elimi-
Hill. me; E. J. Ilill.vu.i: priwtx. II I'
In _ Clihlllur. Director:- Ii. Illll. II. J Hill.
\l’.t;.’l’ll0mus. E. K. Loclnnxul. J. A. (idiom,
0. E. Wilson. I). Beard. 1). W. Fit-ii. W. 1".
Bishop. lintikvrs'. nicrt‘liztnts‘. llluriiifiiilnrcre‘.
I't'mltlltl and Family accounts arc slim llul.
NUIIWALK SAVI'SUS. SUt'll‘L’l'Y.’l‘lic. “All II. N
Deposits ovcr sitltliiui. .-iirp.u.- 3‘.» non tumm-
M. Holmes. prest; it. B. erulurd. w t'-tin‘~l .
tic-org: E. Miller. treat-l.
SOUTH NOIIWALK SAVINGS BANK. 'l'tic. lIt'
puelts ovcr $500M». surplus 35.0w, ,\itlt'ti ml»
mans. pron; John H. Kmp). llt'dr. Ililt‘l'tbl
paid depositors. Moncyloui on mortgage.
BEEF, (\Vholesaln.)
SUI'TH NOIIWALK BEEF (:0. :i. .‘3. Hammond
barf. pork, shccp. Linih, veal. etc.
TI'IIIIIY.\\'3.I. .‘I. dr. 0).. N. .‘lmlnur'ii lm-f and
Solc
provisions. Home drcnrcd lamb and niuriun,
HILI. POSTER ASL! DISTIEIIII‘TUH.
Iil’K'l'llN. J. F. I’ust ullitc box 414')”. .V. t rr’riuir‘:
ioldul in our will Sunday pain-r5.
IILACKSDII'I'IIN.
CARR. GEO. '1‘. fruit lilyululul at. >. N Hurri-
ultut‘lllg o cpccluity,
IIHIDUE III'ILIIEIL“.
BELL. GEL) b & CO. I'. 0 box fill. a N. lllllltlt r:
of bridgir‘, docks. plic foumlntmlii-V -
BOOT A51) SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN. ll. 5. 50. Mom =t, b. E». lilzlulll ll orl. and
mpalrlngu sprunlly.
HARVEY. C. H. No, Main st. S. N. eimcmliics Ill
boots. ohm-s and robin-rs.
SCIIAL‘ B.JUI.IN dis SUN. 6': “anl'lligtau at. 5. X.
A good assortment at low prices.
BOUT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, (till). 29 IL‘tlll’t-ttd I'lmx‘. a. N.
work neatly rind promptly done.
BOOKSELLEIIS AND S'I‘ATIIIN BBS.
PINNEO. J. AICTIII'R. .\'. curd crigrnviug. wcd-
ding stationery. liuac boll iind tennis goods.
I’LAISTKD’S DIIL’G STURE. Iii “'iushérlgtou It.
:9. N. flchool suppllcs nod gcncml stationery.
BOX MAKERS. (“null and Vapor.)
KNAPI’. E. 1”. Water st. 5. N. nlnnufiirtun-r u! but
com. packing bun-melt). Ucllt‘l'ul blimp which;
BUILDING MATERIALS.
maroon II. It. Washington at. b. N. also
blue stone. sewer pipe. buy. wow. cti'.
LEONARD. CHAS. ’I‘. Wutcr at. N. brick of all
kindaltmcmrmrnt. plulci’. lulr. c:c.. also blue
atone. lint brick and may.
RAYMOND BROS. Milwaukee. I’liiiitdrlphis um!
'l‘rcntoo fronts. brick. lath. lztue. Llfilll'lll. adamant
BUTTER, CHEESE, Eur-S. kc.
BOSTON BUTTER HUITS'E. Ili‘XI door to llic Post
”Hire. s. N ~~I llpt‘Cliilly mode of all tlllIurrlll.
villain» of Hittite. imported and tllililt'!‘lll‘. All
grade! 0! bum-r. tugs. lard. r'itlllirtl goods, i-lc.
CARRIAGE HEI'OSI'I‘OIIII’LS.
“ANN. WM. E. w W.ill bl. N. t‘urruiqru. [mun-.311,
honor. stable and turringr luriii~liii.-_gr.
CABI’ESTI‘LI‘S AND I'll ILDEHS.
l‘Hl)\\'E..lA.\ill£3 t' shop Ann 1!. S N estiiilntcs
givrn. Jobbing promptly flltt‘lltllil Lu.
MUR’I‘UN,WH. A. ti‘.’ ‘i'nylornvcmir. :l N. Jobbing
promptly uttrtiilcd to.
RANDALL. II. I). Randall's mill. 1-: N. Modern
mummy run by clicup powrr l'lltlllltlfl me 10 um:
low lighten. Largo work A apmittlty,
RAYMOND. J. It. a) Wittcr It. 5 N. mmufnctum
of moldings. bruckcto. wings. curim him-LA, ml»
mam. muslin tmluntun. ”and, sum: I‘iiVolIig and
turning. lint bluikn. bottom Munilr-Ju'lll:Ili‘HJltl‘l/ifl.
Jobbing done. Eltlulntct ultt‘ll. 'l'i lcphoui: 51rd.
“Ill-JIIWUUD. 2*. II. Iii Uriltc rt. :1. N. Jobbing
promptly utcndui to.
W ”AUX. M. II. ahiiptjrmu It. rim lulu .—Ul‘flcc my
WkllniJnd llcldcritlw.. N. Hiram mind Working.
Innuldlngj. window Ironin- and turning. Lanny-l
maintain. Maury luuriul. ’i‘clrphuiir uurnln r 2.”; ’.'.
CARPET!) AS!) OILCLII'I‘IIS.
MfUI'IBLD a IIUI'T. II “will: lrldu. N. 66 Wuh
ington It, ii. Pinto“: ulvurtlncmcnr. l
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
'I‘ILIA’. HENRY. Nu. Minn lit. .‘l N. niiinufvturcr of
cum-gel, Bin-cm nth-ution xivcti in rrpiilnng.
Wititili'l‘ a i’LYNN. rootnr l-‘nnklin mammoth?
tumult curring“. wagon. trucks. rtr. i'uintinu.
niacin: out "wring DWI]. hum:- blurring.
(:lrnlruzru.
D'AR'I'UIS. C. II. 92 No. Iain It. formal, of Brood
Why. N. Y. rntmr for waldmm nrid With".
MEAD, FREDEIIII‘K. 55 Wall If. N. “milling! Illtl
panics mppllui at the «hum: mtim
cA‘I'IIiIIJO (tritium.
IIAYBSJ. T. t (it). ‘35 Mom M, {I nlso up»,
III‘fllt'H. Itntlrmm rind lumitm‘llt’tn.
Iflffillifl’l' I'II’Ii: MANUI‘ACTI'IIIZIH.
I.EthAIIII.('IIMl.’I‘. Watvr «t. N. nil in: .I and
straw». III" artificial stun. roping, ctr .
CIGAR non MANIII'AliTI It LIL‘I.
51' Joint cit/mil. whim-lull». s .\.rlinhufrtc~
turcr ul‘ rlgnir horror and dmlv-r in ”nouns.
CIIIAR MAINZP'AI‘TI nuns.
IIIIYT 5 ULMSTBAII ('IliAlI l ‘U 'l'lw. ll) halal"
“,5. Ii. nunufu‘turrr-ut I‘m. “grim.
(Mill WELLCIUAII (JU. 'l‘lw. ll‘uhmgton at. H. N.
hat-Minimal law.
WAIlBtim. 99. at hoflolnst. 8. N. Ilm jobber in
Muir Art ir 1m.
CIVIL EHIIINI‘II’JIS-
INA”. WM. ll. it): Washington II. S N. prnrtipt
mum giwn to tout MIIVolelK. lM'k l-uq 2.7:.
RIDER, W. II. 8 HUN. 4’. Wuhmgtun rt. 8.x. ill“
dublic bull Military virgin-Ma.
W001). C. N. 3! Iain“. N. Allorderspmmptly
Included in.
CWIIII‘G DEALBBE.
umm'x illltm. lint-«mic building. x. 5...} u
Bolton int. manufacture”. )ublwry mid minim
(£051. A!” W001).
PKRRIS. JOHN H. ILWMhlngttm II. S N. lphigh.
Wilhelm". Franklin. ('rw Creek. i‘oialiunm.
LEONARD. CHAS. 'I'. Wain It. N. the hall I'Elfll“..
“do! Antlirviw ml Bituminous cosh-1w all
kind"! kindling wood.
RAYIUNI) IIIIUS. mm. Cm(‘mk ‘nd mil
stove ram). Bl Mm liilmmnim fur utmm purwrcr.
'I'ULLBS. I. I. I. U). Watcr int. up. abut: lucid?!
ti. It. My, mu. min. Iced. MAIL.
Culllmuflfl.
mailman? CUHKI’JIHAL. (llmltc li'd'g.
N. If. H. Ila-cw. principal. my WI cutting.
“81:“. 3::1‘23lizllflwodon and flnnufr'n)
‘ “III (
a. . W0» w minimums-u
worrisome savi‘ '
“murnfiyhmim‘
All
Edam
CORSET MANUFACTURERS.
RO'I‘II 6r GOLDECHHID'I‘. I wry H. N. Multifun-
turcrs of tho celebrated ILA . Cari-lets.
COUGH REMEDIES.
I'LAIHT Eli‘s ifOllliIl IIEII ROY.“ urmlllrd to turn.
manufactured lit 13 Wilmington st. ti. N.
crtocxrzuv Ann omsswliluc.
NASH. 1'. II. I. BRO. wt. lulu uud West Ito. H. N.
Axum and tin ware.
UNIVERSAL STORE. The. .\'o. Minn at. ncnr West.
lumps. ”winery. glassware. liousi-fnrnirlilngr,etc.
DENTIS’I‘B.
BOUTWELL. C. F. Litudcr'in block. 80. Main at. S.
N. ofilcc hours. ti 1. in. to i; p. in.
KENDALL. (till). 5.. DDS. Wnshingmn. cor.
Franklin ate. 6. N. Ilouru 5 am. to 6.30 pm.
NEWKIHK. J. C. ofllcc at rcnidcricc. Liewls rt.
tit-or Congregational Church. N. gas mlmiuistcrmi.
(laid and porcelain crowns married.
“1““). I" . I... D.II..‘l. Tilfiti‘i “’zL-iliinutuli at. S N.
Hours a it Ill. to ti p. Ill. lllir.‘ mllitlulrlrn‘il.
DOORS, SASII AND IIIJNDfl.
SIIITII.W II. .‘c (IN. V: .k l? \anvr at. N. mil-nag:-
wood work. \t’ltcrl‘. etc.
DIIA IN AND SEWER I’II'E.
I’II‘. It‘ll. i-‘. M. :itH'livstnutrt. 5N. I'Illhlit‘tlt'ltlllc.
rcwrr contractor. ttti‘.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron. Milt cloud and ccmt-nt
pipe. 3 to an incite: in diameter.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. You Zundt ow. E. N.
Sunday hours. 5 to 10 run .4 to 'J p. III. Prescrip-
tioiir car-fully compoundcd.
GIIEHOHY. J. (l. 38 Will st. N. Ibimbliisbed 1829.
Windmill» and retail. Popular Ill’lkit‘t‘.
Illiiiis. JOHN A. ll Illziiu rt. N. l'crtruncm—l'lfty
tlvc lllfil'l’l'lll. pctfunn-s.
I’I..\l.\"l'I-Zl>‘>. it ll'iinliintzmn at. S, N. pnirnt Illi'tll-
uni-:4. tic. l'hysu iurin‘ prcsfriptiunr :i ~im'lnlty,
IIIIY'GOIIIIS.
AMBLHIIJ’. L. ck SUNS "'l'llc‘ Eilililrililu'." No, '3
tin/.i-tii- building. N. Ilry L'Uiltlrt. till cloths. nut-
IIIIL'H and rugs.
BANKS. E. K. Mnhitrkcmo Howl block. S X dry~
good-n Il-Iliini. glows. i'ti‘, l. rnli-mmir .i hln‘l iu‘ii’y.
BENNETTHI. .Iil .‘Illln .~l. N, Bilrllicys vainly
ii.~hi~d imir flirty-rim yours.
Dll’liEllllAN. A. .l; SUN, M Washington st. 5 N.
dry-grunts. curpcts, ctr". mm: illIVJ
St‘l ll-‘lliHi lu Ilili 'l', :l min-irq- hid-J. .\'. i'.~‘ \\'n.~h-
iligginn ~r, S. .‘t, l>-*v' mlii-rtimimii l
S'I‘llliii‘l‘. EDWA Ill). 5 (lam-tn: blitz. N.
guodr, fillu‘y comb. notions and hum-r):
Ex I'III‘NQ (:0 .‘I I'A N I ES.
.-\l).\.\i\' illii'lt \< i ii. min-- iixrml‘i -v mun, ~.
.\ Llllil lJl “.ll .. .\
pm- of llll' \It‘fl’l l‘
Lih- lawn l‘ llzliir. .
EXPRESS.“ I‘ZN.
Ill'X l’tI.\' .‘r lilll NIHhi-Z. ntl'iccnt Ill tiltllv‘l
\l:t‘.i HI. .\' tliir IIIUIIU. "prompt nirvntmn.’
l.'.\\‘.\N.\i.iI’." llKl’lll'bS. lint, '. t'iltriiiiirr uni!
[mtllnt- [Ill-\I'll Liam litilt‘fr.‘ n' l‘iiiisfwvl a. .3. N
SllHHl tiHll W, \l'.. N shit" “I pml ulliii ntul
lJ.i.« a. t .lfl'llll itllll pionipt a'rvu ._
EXTRAC'I'S. ESSENCES. ETC.
5. .k 1‘“. {H .‘I‘llli u. N. .‘lztllllltll Illl'r
.‘l - tt‘u‘lll‘tifl‘ll II in; rxiriio iz‘.
X'l'lldt I Hi ; , tli..niif;ii 'llft'l'g of
l ‘. Ain‘m r.
llry
I‘ltpirn l”[\\.|rlirr‘ in iiii
Lint
'II .‘I I ll.llli‘tlliv I
NUIIW .\l.l{
tlnc L'Slr'ul l..
FERTILIZEHS.
RAYMOND Illlt l.\'. llrudmy" 511p: r pim~;-Ei.iic.~tm~
nil Illnlillfl‘fi. land pizuivr. ground imiii .iiimd mum.
SMITH. W II .k i ll \\ .Alt‘f st. .‘3 n3 lit-1 for \\ .i
lliull: L'liirk .k (of: rhinilunlfirziim'ra.
FIRE "RICK AND ('I..\ L
i{,\\')tii,\li Illilth‘ ordinnry rhupcs lll Mm‘k. s-pw
l.ll- In .ml.~r.llrr martin-dud.i3llinmi y ilu-i linings
FISH. IIYWTIIIIRI. (‘I..\)l'i. I-Z'I'C.
“INT 6. ll‘ll'h F. ti'J \l'luli.ll;;tiitl ~l. 5 .\' llnu
It‘ll. 4|)":ll r-. t i;i;li:. ll‘llilr‘. gilllit'. \i-gwublus. I tc
I'I..\I'v A3 II (TONI'IIETE \I'.\I.Kh.
Ililll'l \ l.\. .lIlllN II o‘.‘ Taylor ntiniic. 5 N Alm-
l‘lHIlK.‘ III‘JA'I.
IIAIIIUM) hit-)3. rniiirzli‘turu for llac. ftlllt'ft‘k'.
urphnlt, bill it. u IIl\'lll. and grunt-i “mks.
FLORIDA 3T I'LL“ AND “01’ \VA'I'I‘ZB
II EATER”.
MEI-IKE“. W. II. it Ct). Mll‘lt: II.l.l llliltli. S )3.
win ugi‘litn
I-‘Ltll’k, um I .\' A N I) I'EIZ I).
"ISLA‘.\I) Gilli" FLUI It. the but Illltlll'.
full to use it.
L'Ilt l.“ )I Bill HL’, DAN I EL. c:i.-’t curl of “fibliingtoti
st lirliin'i: ’I ll" chiiii‘i s: of fondly flmii‘ lwt-t.
II;\\ IIUSD Iilttlfi hily. rtruw. tluilr llliil frcd in
p.ii~l;:i;:i~. liitlll. car or IIII‘JW lulu.
Illil) .‘lll.L. M ii. l'tnf'nnl A' l: M'.
ground l'ci-i. ,r..li.iiil mid r}\ limit.
I-‘LUIIINI‘W’.
BEIIti. I’AI'L. \l‘omlititril I'lli- t'. s 3' ppm. cur
IIO“L‘II‘ and urmnientul pix-iris Ill.ulr r.. nr iv r
GI‘IULE. l’. L. Iit'i \I'urtl o:.i)pp ['riintii i-zm '
Plants. cut flowers. (It. I‘lillel work 3 e-p ‘
)L’KA Y. JUIIN. Ii N um! ll'li- ll"‘)1’: Balding
innit» rut tluwi-m rind tloml “writ oi .i.. builds.
’luc rot-cs n rpi'i‘ulty
SMITH. JOHN II M )Inin st. 5‘ ‘.\' lhv ~3ch rind
tin-t kiiimri tluri-t ll. illl! w iii.:. i‘i il"-. fill
lliiwcrn, ctr, I‘mrul work of ltii kind.- .. -p.i :.t ty
and Ilultt promptly.
I’I'ICN [Trill-Z DITA LEIiV'.
l'lll.li\l.\.\'. Tlll—llllll‘llh.“ u-liitlt’tiili ~l v:l-l . :iili
I llKllllllll‘. lml..ii_;.i'l: .p.iiiin litmus. r i-
l'lll.“ .‘r \\ ill'l”l'l.l.5 I. .ll‘» Minn It. .\. tllay
niuiul'» nid stun-ll. :m- with rll'I'IllwI.
ItAIMthi). tut-1t) ii. Ilrw rltll’t'. ii. Llllll l~ Milli rt.
N. I'nilr doors ulmn: ultl :iufc.
STUW. DAV II). 2!}. 2:1. Sit). and iii. .‘iu. ILiJl at. 5,.\'.
Furniturc. liiuurvsiws. etc.
“All LIGHT ('IIMI'ANIEH.
NURWALK HAS LIUII’I‘ ('HIH'ANI', rillln- ll»
\l'iurr rd. N. this for light. iii-oi. und pow. r
Cokc mt ccntn prr llllPlH‘l, L‘oul '1'»! [low dill'
lurs per bum-l. vaIJKU t-xtrti.
(5301' Elia. (“hula-inc.)
IIULMKH Jr. KHI‘ZLIZII. ‘Julul ll Wull M. N. vthiilc-
Milt" gnu cm. llulil’. groin. luly. ctr.
SHLLI‘II‘K “HHS. H Mid Ill “all Si. N. wlmll‘aalr'
grout». IlUlII. fut-d. groin. buy. th.
("NIGER-hi.
”HUWN r! WILIYOX. 70 Washington rt. H, N loin
Ixt'lll'l for i-i'lvbrulcti I‘urtningtun rrmurcry bllIIt‘f
III'ZI‘KI‘ZII. (UNILMI. lil Washington It. 5. N.
choir-i: grow-riot and provisions.
Fitltlllzl. CHAS. II. Iurrcomr to IIIIII‘IIIIII.1’I No.
Mulll at. ii. N. tolilc tlrllr‘wut‘l for rumlly trade.
I'lNNlitlAN a U'ltl-le.l.\', lull Minn at. N. dour.
Ind. hay. rtmw. tribal and wood.
mxtzr a; llliNi-Ll)ll"l‘.<ll Willi nt.N. fancy rm)
staple gyro-1mm. confectionery. Irtllt. etc.
FITtrll, I). W. Wm live. cor. Hernia ct, N. auucd
umdl. comm. rim. mum. m.
(ll,t)\'l:li. third!» “full II, N.
it'd-1c nilmltllhlc.
til‘ Hing HUN, 1" II. Sprinmvinul. H. N. ilnc pro
rrricu. thiilcc main. "our, feed. me.
llANi‘lfliILW. ii. that nvv tumult. Gallon. EN.
Alibi-utili- pnlrit. li’llfml .mpplu-u, I‘l".
LAW’I‘UN. i’. DJ. I’ll. 2*: tin. Munich“. N. gm
l'i'l'it‘l IIMI inliic drlu ut'iw.
L'IIUMM BIPiI-Il', DA NIEL, can! «ml of Wilmington
III. bridgc. ti. )8. line, mum's. apii w, A l-pcclalty.
MUUIIE a. IIAllIIAN. Nu Main II, Ilt‘llt’ Wat. KN.
finc urmmmm. lurcign fruits. flour. fwd. ctc.
NEW IiilIK TEA U) , 42 Mdlli at. N. ~.\I. Ilvllcr—o
'i’iivl. mifcw and spin my u up" mlty.
Nll‘Kl—thfilix & llfi’l‘l‘fl. .15 MRI 1? Hutu II, N. I
lll’t‘llllly IIIiIliJ of luhlc drill in WI.
”HUME. tilt”. Wilton nvr, null Hrhnol It, X.
New IiurI’. iii-w grunts and new pnccu.
SBYMUVRJI. II. It! Wuldngttm II, S. N. lind-
opium-rs for cclcbrsttwi ‘Dvw Ilrop' canned goods.
VALDKN. t'lliw. Ii. nWMI-t. N. i'n-ntrirry init-
wr, Tlll‘l"(‘. rags. midis drlitmcwl. fruitli. etc.
IIA'I'TILItH' I‘lilm. (M‘F'II'H 0')
Alli)". JUNEI'II J. 7 Munrw at. 3. N. ulna farmers
of lint lnnlicl.
BATES. MARTIN JR. & ('0. '79 lolll Sprint: at. H.
N. Imtmrti-mnf mu Ikliifi. plushcs. trimmings.
Hill] with” of lmltms' flint.
IIA’I'TIZIIS‘ TUOIB.
WHEELER. W. A. Wltcr at. H. N. ‘imu futitidur,
tight soft turnip. extension water lam-s.
"ATP! AND CAPS. (“Giulia
KSAI’I‘ 'l'lil'I IlA'l‘TElf. 9| W ilu In“ It. 8.1V.
li «pm hilly lnmlv of film Frill mu rm 1. hula.
IIA'I' MANIH’AC'I‘UIIEIW.
RAKER, E. V. fir L‘U. Lilian anti. It.
will llvxllvle hats,
(fill WI“? & KNAI'P. nlnhlluhlxl lfi'fl‘l. Include!
mr. Main & l‘nlcin. and Watt-r it. 'l‘ullcu pin. H. N.
Him York calm it}; turnout- atrrct.
IIl'IlIlIILL & IIAIITIIUL. Mochltillc It. lull. Wino
still continue dcrhy mm,
RAYMOND a Cilits'rilclt. Dry rt. 8.11. llto New
Frénlng¥mnwaum ultimo. 3 It
V0 HA Cl). lilymond cor. . .
i'lne vino Int! tun-f u. DO!»
Don't
1.: L .. (‘huit’
N.
i)
I mm I0 Ilia ln‘ll
Flue still
mum. ARTHUR 0. 18 m It. U. Mar
“an childnn‘r run his.
HARDWARE AND CUTLER“
PROWI'I'I‘. J. 'I'. If» loin at. N. light hardware Ind
Cfiflllmfl ports.
SMI'I‘II. W. II. t! C0. 15 and I? Witter It, N. bulld-
crs‘ mid routmtora‘ supplics.
'QITIN‘I‘AIKD. W. C. Miirlc Hull block. 8. N. pain”.
Ulla. glass. etc. (soc adv.)
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYEII. I'. II. ":3 Wall at. N. custom nuidc hurrican-
rind rcpulrxrig neatly done.
IIIIIIRIC DEALERS.
PARSONS, M. H. Ilfwrk~llll‘ Marl" limo. ‘i .‘i tinr
horn-s wind to all purpoacn. All unliunli- cold by
Hill! csubllnhlncnt on: warranted. Home of the
French coaching stallion “Gallium.“
IIORfiE BINDER“.
Ml‘ill'lIAE. JOHN. N0. Main at. S. N. would] at-
tcnt’ion given to tllflflllg driving 4: trotting humus.
HOTELS.
AMERII‘AN HOTEL. It} Muln at. N.
European plan. rcstnurant artiu-hcil.
GEIIEANIA HOTEL. 3‘) linlirond plum. (lounge
Suburb. proprietor.
NURWALK IIO’I'IIL. op . I). it}! Ii. R. depot.
M. Ill: Phi-min. sirully Irst cluss Mfilmlkhlmllfl.
UL!) WELL IIH'I‘HL. lid “'w‘lllilghm lit. HN. limnl
Hdviloud. proprictor. Europa-on plan. so I'llllllrl.
IIIIUSE FURNISIH‘NH (BINDIN.
STEVENS. J. H. 9.! Washington at. 5. .\'. crockcry.
glasswurc. tin and wooden wnrc.
ICE DEALERS.
Bl'lli‘IIARD. II. “ilcldim Point Farm." 5. N. nlro
milk pruluci'r.
INSI'RA‘SI‘I'I AGES'I‘S.
COOLIDGE .7.- LIN'KWUUI), 9 Main st. 8. [nontr-
nnm and rm] multi- in nil its brunch“.
LAY’i‘UN. JAI‘UB M. Witslilrit't‘m lit. unit to I' 0.
5 N. liru. plate glass. acridctit :lllil llfc. Inc nilv.)
LIN‘KWUHI). WM. rur. Moinnnd \“rillsl‘. )3. find
mimic. lllyralmrllli’i. lmrlls lingotlulul. I‘ll‘.
Mltllltl'llduv I.‘Ilii.\l.\lEl)ll~‘.l‘. 9.3 Washington at.
b. N. strictly no-Hdm: COIllplllllt'a Yt'ltl’t‘E‘ulllt‘il.
T.\\’l.llll n (HILIIEN. 43 Sr 47 \\’it.-Ii.tl'..'l,uu Si.
.\N. lival Estate and Insurance.
INs‘l'IIANI‘I‘I COMPANIES.
('HNN'I-Ii‘TICI'I‘ t; \"L LIFE LVN l‘tl . .~' H L5
"Ullllllt'llltrll. Ilgt'lll. Washington 5t. 5 .\' in: ROI.
IIl~1’I’Illli'Ul.I'l‘.\N LII‘I-l INS 1'0. 2" \l’nstnngtou
rt. h. .V. F. .l Irrlllili. ua.~.tntit stlLit.
Nlllf\\'.\l.K FIRE INS l’tl, X, In gttrn-igful
bunny-so sinn- 15"»), Ni» outstanding lnr-st'ldliili
i'liltl'ldfi's LIFE If“. I‘ll ’l’liv. Innrli-r'.‘ mick.
Maul r-f. S. N. Jim l’ri nt'h. tin-K l-uprrlntinlhm
l.\'\'l>;\T.\lI£.\'T SECI'IH'I‘IIZfi.
l'll \l'Fl III). II II. M.l-uriiv' lli-lLE. .\' ll‘. llnlAl‘
Molina ‘. Il-llfllslllg litivl liqtlu’nlnu )l I .‘l 1 us.
"ION AND STEEL. .
Slll'l'll. \" II. x (‘0 l'- will I? “—9.?” Ft. .\'
.‘pl’illJ‘. ll\lr'~‘ t7lfl..‘l;'t‘ horilnnrv. rir,
IILIIN I'IZNI‘E .\.\'II I‘..\II.|31I§‘.
IIHLH‘I'T. E M 1.3 :ruti hurl;
u." :r‘l l..lirl-,
Till: lil'.\t‘.\.\‘ lllttx' Il.\ll.li\'li \VHILKS. \l’ntrr
91> N. l\ n; ll limit. pint-"n fur.
"NIX I'tII' 3 “HI ES.
.\' l'l..\.\t Y .‘lI ’l'lic- Summit It -i. W-vrh‘!
lu‘i 4» ‘U :l’ lltzilgrtuifl. t Kill”,
J l~j\\'Ill.lilI§.
Flilllllr‘. .\. S 'l‘oMi \Ilin ~t ~ \' up t if)‘ Hutu.
5 N tliiv inn li rv pntrzng .l -'.r-- .. ‘1.
Hill '1‘. II ll. i" .‘m )I.iili m'. h .\ "l'u my tlrr.’ (lain-
guinl“ .i: may prz» I ~
.l.-\l KM i.\' I: ' - l: \\ D. To “'13“. N wzzfi'livd. dia-
Illi'liil“. r': l'.nr \\ . i ii ri lb” .14 ~pw :-
Rt u it). ll \ d .‘..'ll<‘luli.l\.lli tum. jt-w dry, your and
‘lltkll u‘. “4:4 , rrp:i.r.ii; n~pm .niiy \l Mimi ~t, 5.5
I..\ \I’l‘lllh‘.
\I I'lilil) II mm '5 Sl-Lmzzm li'il g, Wtill
.\~'.ily .‘ilul 1|.“ If it.
I‘RHVI'. Iii S\l‘.l.l N-i Sluin ~r. notary, legit;
llll‘.ll!‘>llf;1lllxiillll‘lllf‘l'll‘rlly nth Iillt'vl to
J 1‘. Collins.
l.ll.l:.~
t I! ,.
.‘il\”l'l\'.
-‘. lmziizim
(oriildii-siuitcr of \lt‘l .l< for N w \ Uri. ‘liilr'
Livi'lilimill. lilitt'AlliiM Mini 8 I'LLAI'l‘ tridg.
lmmllgli. ;\Zl«‘ri‘ll~ 3. I.~rl..f}' drill in immu-
hl-l‘i‘ltul If. .tiiilN S morn :5. l-‘uiriii-id to Not.
Ilmik building. N l‘olillm‘llur rt! inw .
\l'.\l.\ll..l1‘~ll5 J. rminii M.L~<>l..r {uni-ling. Wul‘
>1. hurl-ugh.
I.I\'I2Il\' STA III.
l),\.\'.\’ ll'llIM'I-l i-I I‘:’.t‘t‘:-lnr I V
in: ~Hil)in~.-r_ llfllN' Nu, ~ Rim 1‘ .-:, .\.
tilil’mlllY. “F.” 5 ll Knight ~t .\.
ooh I rpm :.tlly. ’l'clrphonc Jim.
IAM'K .‘I \NI’I‘.\("I‘I‘Itl-ZIL§.
i.Hi‘i£'il'iMi) .\I \.\'l ‘\i"l'l lilXi. i It in}. w. 5‘
.\ )liitl':f.iif:.:i r-~ . r- l‘lrllUnl’t‘ lin-tun
Mill“ in I‘mirl l\ In: .0 liniii. ~r,
l‘l..i.i~_'n nihcc l’Jl Z
Xltllll'AIK LN ii l villi'.\Ԥ\'. .\ Ti 53w lurk
villa: ~L't haul?» r:~ z-I. 1.x u its an: llll_:lllr?“ Ildrll
wur , ilimgriirx {candor-L hurl... of “rum
hon-u triiniilzngu in IlIrlllll‘. lino-it tili'l .Tilll
I.l'.\IIIIZII DEALIZIh'.
HILL [1,1 ‘0 \\ :iln'r .~t. .\' .»\.‘: h.l.(‘.~ of liiziim rdc
litmd In my point by rail. hunt or scam.
MACHINE SHIN".
Still“ \I K [HUN WORK! ('0 "i‘hr. “'irir rt.
Ill'll’ i: it brill‘lt'. S. N twilcriil tnzi- llllil’fy. man
and link» Lounge. lamina. Illiimiri. nit-nil. rc-
lull!" for Ill:illilf;ll‘lilf.t‘~ SAINT lerillilwntr.
M ”Illul.“ \\'\I . .‘i .\«w\ mdrblricry
um. .‘ ":1iiil'il.
y and (mud
tine trim
it Hill-i
M.\RHI “ARDENEII‘”.
JENNIMH .k \\'.\‘l'I-Illlll lt'l‘, S .\' l" rrirn and ll.l
yum ll prtnlutr iii sot-nu for lliL.‘ “in-nam- ll'uli'
M.‘ Burns.
A MODEL MARK ,L’Il \l'nl‘. .It. .‘3 Wm “Cirdwcii.
prop . turf. \t'lil. llllllll. Illlllltllt and pniiizry
AVISUN. ;\. lfri Slim. id. .V lllriiffi. fruits. wactn
bli')‘. flelfl. (vy~lrf-. claim“. and Cf‘KfIliUl‘l‘, buttrr.
eggs. luril, count-d floods. ctr
BENNETT a; Ill".‘~’i'i".ll. multil. flflh. oyiitcns. lob
um, (hung. Irltlla. us No .\i.iiii -r, :4 N.
Blb'h'i-ZLL. DANA l}. l.‘ Mimi at. N, choice maul.
poilhry. thli. wgcllihlie. rtc.
llltl’l‘TU'fi t ENTIML MARKET. t‘i \I'iilcr «t. .‘l
Minty. tcgrtdln'w, fruits, poultry. u: Joined pm mu.
CARR. WILLIAM II Ilt‘llt'tlllf I‘iiriii riizirln-r, E N.
Finc Illt’lili‘. III‘PII \'I :l'hklilti'tw limo-M. Cindi micro.
Fliitltlh'il't‘iix. .l. A. minim. nullity.“stimuli-m.
vrurtuhics. fruit”. liuticr. trio. t IL b'qiliirc. 5 N.
GENT. (Hill ".26 lilimtniit at. :l .\'. (Lulu! mum.
chi‘tublm. fruit. ctr. Inwwt ilk‘ll IlIl' en.
HAYES. PERI). l3 No. Mxtlrl at. .‘l N. primr mats
of all kinds. lininc I’l‘llIli'Ii‘d lurtl it .‘lli‘ilillly.
.ll‘luulx. A. G, i‘u-iitntlbliir'rrt ror )Inln Mid IliiVlr
luliil cl. :4. N. l‘liolrc xiii-nu. poultry. trgi'tuhlcl.
LI IIIlUltN l-Ill. WM. ltlrl Washington 3!. bridge. ti.
N. drab-r in all kind-a fresh Illt'lku.
LUI'KWtKM). L. Wuhlnan ht. bridge. 8. N. Inc
mm. firth. oysters. claim. lit-gram". etc.
untitwoulik IAKIKWUUI). 7 Hutu “.24. no:
mum poultry. ll'li. try-tun. chum a "vanity.
LYON». It. ti. Old Well Mnrketcu Nu. Mum It.
St N. pruui- IliP‘ILD rind poultry at lowest pllu‘l.
MALI“). ALlllN. Militnt. m-ur Wilt. S. N. rliolrc
tin-nu. fl-h. tlynlt‘i’fl. vow-militia. dvllmli-ascn. cut.
I’II‘KHKINH. II N. haunt-.051. ochrlul lmum~.ll.N.
Iii-cf. ycal. llllIIIHIi, etc.
St‘llAl'Ii. .lAi‘lilt. :iil Wl‘tlt Worthington II, 5.8.
mi. ily drum ltl‘li'l rni-utn. poultry u symilnlty.
iiIll’l‘Il't-l \l’AHIIlNIl’l'ON MARKET. w Win-h
tun .il. 5. N. i‘lric nit-un- and poultry tnr family trail».
Hi’llJJtNEJ. W. 1.“; lcunnnl at. N. wagon runs
daily all our llu! town.
“Will-Ll”. H. mrkct. Elm 0m". SN. iv mm
In nil pom of town with line frm-h and no t nil-st».
WIXHR-l. 8.1!.“ Wallet. N. (‘hnlrc "train. will.
try. fruit». chctulllcis. buticr. w .. ctc.
MARINA-l: AND GRANITE.
BATES. i’. W. \l'utvr at. N. muriufm‘turcr of litu-
izriniitc and marble mirk. iiliw dculcr in building
i-tnnc and I't‘llll'lt'ry wurk,
H'l'ill ENS. M. \l‘. m .‘llllll If. N. Mnrblcnnd grun-
itc Irimmlm'utn, IIt‘tliIl‘lilllh’fl. pimtl, ctr.
MASH}!!! AND BUILDERS-
t‘lI-ZYIIOI'II. HENRY. it’ll Wm! flVl‘. fill. All kinds
of plum mum" commu- inltcn.
SHELDON. WILLIAM. mWiltnn avenue. N. lllmw
mum". Itlm flagging. curbing. etc.
SMITH. WILLIAM II. 33 “int It. 3. N. Jobbing
promptly nttcndcd to.
LAWHJII. WILLIAM. 5 "Ill ”.31. Allkiridr-nf
nlunr mummy null grading promptly ultcn-lwl to.
tiriiliitc Humrllml from my own qtmny.
MEN'S (IIJ’I'I'IT’I'ICIIS.
COMS'I‘OI'K nuns. Mill-unit: building. N, and N
no. Muln id. H, N. lh'illlulutvn‘a formatting xoodn
III HHCIIAN'I‘ 'I‘AIIAIIIH.
armour“. it. at Willi at, N. Ii perfect It gnu-
nlitH-i .
limitllll. 1. i7 North loin rt. 6.5. Plus tailoring
"partially.
SCIIIINK. II. IIIlerId PM. 9.11. W and
cleaning caudally.
MILK DIALIIII.
sum 9. r. ilo. 1 muons u. Milli-fur-
Ihk'nl wlm till mm "Nell. fl'
. ntylce.
MILLINEBY AND FANCY GOODS.
CAVANAGH. MISS II. II. Milky at. S. N. mllliltcry
nllll :lmn making.
I’All'i'E’i"i"S llclulfllml’lf'm for ulllincry. all'utcr
at. N. our mlvcmmuwuti
I’l’i'l'il. AMNES. Mir». 4'.) Main Ii. N. Agrnry for
"Uld than n lslnnd Dyeing mtnblirlimunt."
JAIN-Ill. Mitts. M. L. 2 Sabina at. S. N. thclt
Mourning n lllccmlly.
51‘. JOHN. )Ilsml ill Marin at. N. lllllnary. Punt]
uid Holt Goods.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
BRADLEY. Illllrl, (l. W. (daughter or tho lnthm.
it. Dim-h) 193 Miliu M. N. limrniucnml music only
FItl'I’lJllsS MINNIE I‘. I‘ll Miiirlst. N. Puma
and organ instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. S. 37ng§ at. N. leo. orgut
and harmony.
HI.’NTINGT()N.MIL‘I. 129 iiinin It. N. Vow in<
stmction and VDM‘P dcvclopmr-ut.
NASH. MISS MINNIE K. 3: North lvcnuc. N.
Piano and organ instruction.
SAW YER. lilit‘l. It .I. tenchrr of inuirnrnr-ntal and
vocal mum. flr‘uldt'llc'u at Mrs. If. H. I’lulstcd‘e.
\l‘mt iii. SN.
NEWS DI‘tI'O'l‘fl.
BHDWELL. ll. L. 7| Worthington at. H .‘l. blank
Links. niotinuvry. tit-wwuprrs. pcrnnliczds. ctr.
WHEELER. J. II. lfr'i Washington at bridgc. S. N.
Newspapers. stationery, tln nod glui- warn.
NEW YORK MIZSSENGI‘IRS.
FERRIS. S. D. Unlcrn left at Ikldn'cll's store.
71 Washington It, s. N.
LOCKWUOI). C. K. affirm DcKly'n's. 8. N.; Grcgv'
ory‘s M; New York it’ll) Uflll‘llc st.
NE‘V .k SECOND-HAN I) FURNITURE
I’d DMUIIE, “'51. INII'I Salvation Army Barracks,
h. N . {limo-u. mum‘s. ctmkt-ry, czlrprtn. cIc.
OYSTER I'LAN'I‘I‘IRS AND DEALERS.
HELL. IIIIIAM I’. 1). Ilnx Ill. .‘6. N. “Iillll‘fiiklc
Plilllpt'r of nyrtcr! rind Mums.
t'U'l‘tllI.I.. It. J. (not ”I thiymond st. 5. N. whole-
l-uli: dilllli'l’ in linv- nystizrs.
Ilul'l‘. W II. J; SUN. 22: Wflflfr at. s N. (font of
ILlyIllllIllll pliintcrs. cxportcru and wholmilc
Ilt'dll'l’n in nnlltr nyé'tt‘f'l.
REED .k IIHI'SIHN. til Wnirr at. S. N. pluntrra
lilltl illilpprfl of .‘wrwulk uyt-Lcnt.
VAN ‘.\.\.\IH. J. L. .‘t ML. i', it But
ILL-TC!" lilill i'lltltlt‘. Wholesale and rm
PATTERNS AND )IODIIIS.
NHRWALK PATTERN WUIIK.‘ (has II Al!-
izmrxm. i-nip . llivirmdc nvc. :l. . . l‘lwh'l‘ll. Strum
21ml lint .\.r l-‘rlrmm work a. E‘pr't‘llll! . .‘llll‘
ngcli: for ti...- ci li'l‘fllh’d Carton fumnct.
DUSTS. OIL.“ AND GI..\~‘~'.
i’llllWlT'l‘. .l 'l‘ 45 Man rt. 5'. .ii-m-it's leads.
M unry and \l".i:lFt\’wt?ii'lt mind IL‘IIIHR,
Il.\‘l'.\ln,‘;[l lilcus Jenutt'c. Atlantic snd Swiry‘s
laud. t'iir littn lull! null .—\'w~l'lllCl1r'-ll.(;il i‘uitit.
SMITH. W H. .I' Hi l‘. .t l? “fitter .-'. N. “LEXUS
Iv! Lungnmn .c Murmur: punts.
PAPER HANGIN’GS.
i’iCATT k 4'” ll .itvr r1. tour “1;“. N. new points.
(..;-A :tl.il {nim-
l‘llil“ l'l‘ l‘. .l T. is Mun at. X.
llw. tkllil’. taxi l.r\'.‘. l 'a.
1".“ Ln“ .i. «ii. 2: Main at. N. 51er hardware.
tannin “1.1-. g.ii."1‘. r it.
I'IIII'I'IIURAI’II EH5.
Bl..\l'I§,\I.l.\'.|' I ll .‘l‘iill 2?. .‘J Iii~rnnummus
pm . w. t:-.: 'ltl i. s photos unwind):
xnlt'flll, it ~ T~ “1M. 40:. at. .\ 5 Ulit.‘ quui;ty
only and ticlt Illl iv-
RI-l.\ll.\l.\.\'. l" [-2. mutir- biliidlric. .‘J. ('fillllil‘l
)lllitlh‘él’flilllfi $2 'nl pt: dint; 0kt'>lilill ilox. $1 .1).
I'IANU ’I‘I'NEILS AND Itl-ZI'AIIIIERS.
III-YVI'FIEI. (' i“ In from”! II. .N. A uni-:15: ill
purl ~, \ gun. phi-v (Mint. «6.»,
'l3 8. N.
W. nilnw plinth-2|.
I ELVIS" MILLS. l
HANNAH" .‘flfi'liit II E. X. Al kiidsuf Mimi
“on; n: ri.:.i.. or for 11.0 (mile.
I'I.I'IIBI.\'(I.
III-IIIKIIHd' Ht. W. H. Ilium: Iltul block. >1 N
I'. li’lil' n.'. Hull“ and gas tiLting.
.\'.\.~il I” il l" ililil rnr Mutilatilch-t-ts. 3‘
'. in» .i._ :ii.d cits. lilting. ruins and lib-aura.
I{.\II.IIOAD§.
NilltWMK HORSE RAILWAY C0. Juncl W.
Hyatt. post. Edwin u. Hon. nupt.
HE.‘ l. ESTATE AGENTS.
LAY'I'HS, .l.\t'Uil .\I. \i “illusion 5?. hurt In I‘ it
:3 X gimp. riy fur mic. h-lllrtfa to ri-ut. i-cz- mix 7
Ifwl.’lt£l.l, Jr l.'lIU\I)ll-?Itll~2l'. 07,. II'H-clutlg'ilfl 2L.
5 N. mung. Itlllll.,; and l min ..li.:.
WIL‘HN.” l? trdxrllc iid;. .\'. l'iW‘l‘ZmCIll! ind
mom-yin lint" .\ m innit—nine wrizlnzn ill M4
tl_l iiitirpdimr ii: tin .~\$i.-'. lit‘r‘.
\l’iwililllll). ii. .\ .\' .\ .llrl. S. N, hurtscp ii
IL‘I.‘ uni: stunting “n.- fii .i. . .
III?~'I'.\I HINTS.
“El"? “IVE. 'r \l'i’tz s1. )5. “arm mail! :it :i
linllfl. r' r ‘wa
ill-3M” h. Iris-i Milan 6'. ~' 33 Thu but 254‘ dim.» .-
lii llii' my. Bound by {hr tiny in: on k.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. \V ll ll: 5- N, if. \l':i.~li.::,;fuu at. 5‘
Ilyilrntl l\.1fl“ll it . l DB'ZIA . rs.
SCHIHIL“. ll’rlvntlil
BAlliU'S. MISS lNfi'l‘ITl ”'2. t3 tlrlliiu'd It. .\
Irving whim {wording and day rich.» -l.
SHRWMK MILITARY i.\>'l‘i'Il"l‘l~l. .‘3. Frank :.
Itulwrts. prllli‘ipill. i'.rc:z..~u- on miursr.
5
HEAD, hiri- II..iii.‘.c. .\‘. lid): and boarding «him.
for till! itlid young imlics. Firs for any mini-c».
~ . "Ill Letr n .'«> f F'illy t‘liul'liu ll l1“
Idlury Jinn in. No \utk nit FIE viiipiiiyrd 'i.
mil-Mil tlt’pikf‘lllil‘h' Hm ,.i1 ulliiinlitgri fill’ ”it
tlrv plilxly of art. Lin. ,9 a drill t'lm tt’..if.
hpririg mm ltt'Flll.‘ .‘ipril hill. (in
ant upon Alllllit ll.
SEH'ISII MACHINES.
Sll “Ll-IR. l' .\I in D» Minn -t, N‘ \' ‘\\'l.w'rr nriii
Wiimu ' nlid ’ llnmrllold.‘
IDL’LLI. iii-poring u epixmdy.
SEIVEH (‘DS'I'IIICTOHBL
RAYMHH) Illtnri M‘WI'H liiiilr. wutcr pipm- laid.
excavating, titling, grading. lunilocopo gardening.
SIIIIE MANI'I’AI‘TI'RERS.
Lnl'N'siil il‘t',hI.-\'l‘ill.'\v\':§t).\ it t‘u. 5.x. Ladle
Hilc i-lim‘lfl.
UK” It WEED it (‘0, factory and ulmrmm TI. TI.
77:. and 77 \I’utrr st. 3' .‘v I‘Zhlr'lhll‘Ilf'lI lNTll
Hntlufnctunr» ur linlzi-s'
hm: fimtmur for the rrtlrll Illitlt‘.
BI! HIT-“'A ISTB AN I) If N IIEIIIVEA IL
lll“l'i'lll\-U.\'. t'nH‘. a Ci). Nonulk. New Yuri.
and bridgi-yxirt, t'orin.
SI’DII'I‘K.“ WNW "ODDS.
AIKEN. JOHN ll. 38 Minn tit. .‘J. hcmlquurtira Inf
guns. nailing tar kic. multimillion. ctc.
PITA"! BUILDERS.
BAKER, .lI'IJl N, Writ" It. next to “’hm-lrr‘s funn-
dry. N. N. hum- nnd lurid rail: to “Illt'f.
Till-1 Ill-"NPAN “in! IIAILI'SU wont». Wilt: r
at. is. N. Wm. ll. Hoyt. pmpricm.
STBAII Itlfl’fll‘illfl AND FIJI?!»
Novaix trtnx vi‘nlttts co. The. Wm: at.
now: it. it. briilxc. S. .V.
ll'l'IZAMSIIII' TICKET AGENTS.
CUII’I‘H. S. W. Momuic bull-tin '. l‘. viirnnieilip
Ill killi. pvrulim ligrlit. notary pii lllc. ctr.
LA‘l"l'il.\', JAN)" M. Wuhlngton M. m-xl to IN).
b..‘l. i'wwumketulnffl, mom-J OIHIT'J‘YI‘JII )
HTIINI'I DEALER”-
FERIIISJIIIIN II. footnf Washington “.53“. all»
brick. little. cmimt. tinir. plus-tn.
fluii’l‘th. JOHN H. fr: Taylor avenue. 8. N.
layer of corirrvtc wnlks.
HAYMHND iillllii. lvlnc. brown, (lmnwlrh 3nd
building stone. granite and marble trimming!
KNIVES, RANGES AND HEATERS.
KBTI'IIL’M. LANINW. ‘3') Ilnvlland II. S. It. (in
slow null vmtcr hurl". i'. u. but M7.
HM‘ELL. J. W. 28 Wuhlnifion It. its. Mum.
rlnm. imam. htPllN-Iilnll! in; lands. linve w.
putts, t'tc. 'l‘ln and (0wa work I "nullity.
SELLEI'K. BYLVKhTEII. A . I97 Wuhin an at
bridge. tilt. atom. ringer. mu. plumbing. ctc.
TRUCKING.
MORTON. JOHN IMP: Taylor nvmno. Ii. N. Light
IINI ln-ovy trucking promptly mended to.
UNDERTAKEM.
JENNINGRJ. D. opp. Hum ILR. depot. rut.
dance 7 film it. V.
Murmur. GEO. II. in and an ruin a. N. lit-Ii
dciiu~ ti Imkley st. Tclcphtme TM.
“It'l‘ltlilltnltlf SURGEONS.
BHIIMlI-Zél. "Ell. I).V 5. bill"- nnd hmillnl nor of
I'mllcld 00. Bank. N . IclttplmmidH. WP. inncs st.
"00”-
nm.1il.i.m. Mill soc-mm rt. it. find Ind
wit. painted and rpllt. for funny nu.
WOOLEN mnnracrmnusfi
NORWALK HILLS CU.
and Winn W i all!
ml UNION ITO co. it. no. law. Innue-
tmuouliwonlwomodeulmmi fella.
...lr.-4 W... in
Mao
WINNII‘AUK HILLS. N. mnfncimol M.
one. mmmil.1l..m.mm
V.
ibluny of the ll'l‘IIIZIIH Ill r‘w- J
IICI‘iIIUP. oil. ninth
uiipscn‘ turd childrcii‘s.
Wllll STllllll T "l: MONEY!
A $11!.“th hI‘tiIllw'l‘tlllli Allill'l'
SI'HIII ours.
Ilonrdcru who Loft III-may for Halo Keep-
lrn: hnva been Ilonvy [.mnrnJflm I‘ana I
Mycicrloun Ono.
Allusion was made in yesterday's pap-
er to nHungarian in Springwood who
claimed that his boarding mistress had
ntolcn money from him. Chief Vollmer
investigated the case and in learning the
{new name to the conclusion that there
were many mysterious features about
the: affair. For a lung tirm- Joscpll Mill-
lntlr has Iit’t‘il hoarding with n singl"
Wumtm mum-ll Sunli- ”I'll", mi lily av.-
Hit". It hit-0 Ivt‘l‘ll tlic. mutton 0f Illt‘
holders to Icrivo NIIIIII of niuncy with
lziar for safe keeping. Mallocl.’ had glvcn
lie: money at different limcnilnlll the
amount reached in the neighborhood of
5150. Last chk on several occasions he
asked her for the money. be having
made up his mind to dcposit it In tbs
bank. She turned him all With dill'ercnt
excuses. Monday morning when he
BLZBII) went I') her for his (fiiMII :in- told
him iliatatrunk in which the money
was kcpt imd barn brokrn upon and its
contents stolen. which includcd limo be.
longing to bt‘l’, Thlfl. of course. )Iullock
did not believe and reported tho case to
the city hutiiorltirs. John l'iilbiill. an-
other boarder. li‘fI. fir i'rnrisylvsriixi (in
Tuesday. and it. may be possible that he
stole the money. although it is rnnrc
probable that the woman knows the
whereabouts of the money.
Un one occasion a bmrdur wit: to dill”
for tho old country on the following
day. lln placed his lnunuy under his
pillow Ill night and in the morning it
was gone. Another Loirilwr lcft about
ill») with the woman LiflII nt a later «lay
cillt-d upon her for till). \‘u'hcn lic mind
for the balance shc lxifiiriiml him tint
he had received all of In; mum-y.
Tho facts impress one» with Illt' t-lilr
fli'lt'l’ (if the Woman. and rvnli‘ricc wrll
priil-nlily be si-curr-d to c rivict le-r, if
urrn-ti-d.
I‘I‘N AHEAD I'lllf I'INIIIIIHII'V.
E'I'llv City's lieflcrullr In... n. it. .rizi
i \Viih ('llrp ill I I'uw \mrn.
Tlierc is fun ahead for local mounds.
‘l‘iw’hing for the German carp rciwrit ly iii»
lpiisltcd in the City's reservoir :it Wilton.
[file Derby Transcript toll; in tliit the
lilppcr reservoir of the Silultu'i \Vnur
Company swarms with the handgun”
carp that haw been prupagnml from ill.-
iniunll fiah deposited in the pawl several
lyem ago by I). W. Plumb. Tlmcirp
arc tine eating. but the dlfI'ITulIy ii to
‘CRIII‘II them in sufficient numbers to
thinker: an object. In tiirm-iny than:
. fish are very plentiful. the watt-rs of that
country livlllg largely stocked \Vitll tlirm.
' titty
who it 1'.“
sport . .' l‘.I[\‘lIlll,: tilt-.4” tisll :ii .i - 3 M.
iii thi- :iccrct. of enticing, thim ii Lilt‘lf
flocks by Some kind of bait \I‘lllt‘li llle
refuse to divulge the nature of. ley
lzl Ilia Illllir'fl‘ll'l‘l in.)
have in cutisuplenco nearly tli.’ intire
fiilln‘lll ily of thc catch at the» rc-‘vrvutr
thrri- Many attempts have Iltft'll mule
find considerable experimenting dam to
Vii-w l\'t‘r if possible. the particular but
,tliiit will nttrnct these dainty llall to the
hunks of the sportsmen. but so far it lizis
nut priivcil n sumo-54. A ptirty of [Ilfr'r‘
‘suiwwdml in taking about. it half dc: 'II
will Saturday, but «if t it’ mymnis known
to lItll'kIllt Illt‘ porn] the lllIIIilir'l’ l' ipziiml
wctiicil srmill.
funeral of “his [Into It. Ilupelyeu.
VIIIINIHI services over the Il‘flliillld oil
‘ “[55 Laura Ii‘lpt'lyflfi, wrrc (‘llIItllll“t"I Ill
the lillltlt: of Iil‘i’ lliothcr on [now ch’t‘l’.
Eye'stcrdny nftvrnoun. by the llcv. l'. J.
3 North. of the South Norwnlk BIBIIIOIIIBI
ichurcli. in thc nbscncc of the HM. .1. .\.
i lhddlc. of thc i'onitrcgntional church. of
l which tho dvcmsvd wait a mumbcr.
lSth‘IBI beautiful ll irnl designs rested on
lthc cosket.ono n larva pillow bearing
. thi- words “Our Laura." The pail heur-
lvm now Nulsilu A. Iiickcrmnn. (.‘iiurli-s
Fl. St. John. Charlro J. Palmer flil‘l \l’ii-
'llum J. Leland. Tho interment was in
‘ iiiwrniilc cemetery.
'l’lio Sinmfonl strike Broken.
i II. II. Townc. prctildenl. of the Yuli-
Lock company in Stamford. bu conced-
‘Hi the demand of the Bruce Workers'
union for an interval of ten minutes at
noon nnd In equal time at night. for tho
mr-n to get washed and their tools put
away. but llt.‘ moot emphatically reform
to discharge those non-union mcn em»
ploycd since tho strike. It III evident
that tho strike is broken and will come
to an and in A few dnyo.
lilflllnln' Money Under I‘ll” Proton-en.
Thomas Weston. of Park avenue. bor-
ough. was arrested by Constable How
house yesterday for collecting money
under false pretcnoes. Weston’s scheme
was to go around town soliciting sub~
scriptiouo for tho Bethcl A. II. E. church,
intimating that the money was to cit-fray
the expenses of an excursion to be hold
some time in August. Weston was
token before Justice Andrew Salient.
who adjourned the one until tomorrow.
‘, Ito-nomination Agninnt (Ir-nun. u Lira-u.
l A remonatrnnce by buttinou men of
Ilnin street and residents of West ave.
nus spin» the granting of a licence to
Thoma Fitzmnurice to all liquor kt No.
12 Main street, ha been filed with the
County Commissioners. The on. of the
remonltnnu bu bun put in churn of
Captain Bur-sit Frost. and sh. Commis-
Ilonm hove fixed the 24th IIIII. for u
insular It the Council room.
0
PERSONAL PAIIAG RAI’IIS.
The lining: and Coming! of People In
Like to flour! About.
Iii-w Emma Ford. of Norwalk. is blund-
iug at Mrs. ti. P. Gregory's in Ridgelield-
Lewis Treadwell. of Hartford. is writ
ing relatives on Franklin avenue. bor-
ough.
Frank Harris, of iletliel. is spcnding a
few weeks with James Smith on State
street. 4
Miss Bertha Harrison. of Ilanbury. is
visiting Ilisa Mabel Wighnm. of Harbor
avenue.
Frank Leonardnnd faintly. of Franklin
nvenuc. borough. am visiting friends in
'l'orriugton.
Albert E. Ttlrriey. of I'll-ruin, l‘a.. WIN
in town ycstcrilny fora fiiw llflliirl culling;
on old friends.
Chris Miller and Peter Collahnn return-
ed yesterday afternoon from a short.
vmit to Danbury.
W. II. Thomas, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. is
the gut-Rt of W. ti. Thoma-i on East
avenue, borough.
tinorge llecrs,who has been visiting
friurids on Stu'irt avenue. rctumccl to his
home in New York this noon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Budglcy, of Nuw
York city. are the gucsis of Mr. and
Ilrs. W. (i. Tliomns. of Hist avenue.
Mm Frances Ixiwndes. of ('ity Island.
is Visiting ltvr cousins. the Misses
L'IVI'Iltlr-r, at 79 5 until llhin street. this
City.
{\l‘I’l‘II W. ’i-tts. of the Notional Bank
of NirwnlkJs .uif ori a three week's vaca-
tion I‘) Ningiim Fill-i fin 1 other points of
lllh‘ré'tif.
Mrs. Willilnl li. Hicks li'lkl iii-in I‘ll-
wnril are spending n In» necks sit the
reisiilcnc» of Chief of l’ ilico Willi-am
Vollmi-r.
“'llltt-r T. \lrlic iind Mrs. R .bert W.
l’cliv. of I'oughkcepaicn are l. isiting their
relatives". Mr. and Mrs. Uaiirgc A. Vi-liv,
of Eli. ibcih street.
Mr. and Mr». Phil Smith. of llayvtcw
nn‘ntli'. lizit‘o bircn spi’ndlng suvcml days
Willi Mr. Smith's parents. .‘Jr. and hits.
l‘lmrlm Smith. of TlIlt‘u-é.
Ilr’fli’y Iirundngc Culver. ”19' well—
knnwil amateur actor, of Ncw York, is
Visiting lit tho rssnlcnce of his grand-
lil’)illv-f. Mrs. Jztmcs Mallory.
Arthur W. Taylor. who has been visit-
ing I’t‘lrilll’t‘SIIl the» borough for about
rim-e months. started for his home in
lit. Hope. Wisconsin. yesterday.
J. Irving Dibble and family. of Bay-
vwii' nvcnuc. Willsnj'llll'n for the next
two vl iy-i (it ”wan Grove. N. J.. making
tiic Shridon house their lieadqunrtcre.
I‘ELMB'I‘I’A-IIAI’TIST.
.\ Fashion-lilo Wedding in Sorwnlk (‘ol-
orcrl Society Last Evening.
A fashionable wedding in Nurwnlk
itulrlrwl n w'it‘iy Ill‘lk plitk‘l‘ l.i~‘t Ev’r‘tiln;
it: ill- I; 'lllt'l .\. .‘l. E L'l-llri'li I'll Knight
.tri-rz. the Ill'hl ‘ z .: :.:i.~s.-i.»- I'ivllliir-i
and lllt‘ groom Saigon billiard. When
tin; v ‘It'lnlllly was performed at N:iltl
o‘clw-k by the Ru: J. H. Smith. of Wor—
cesirr, 31554.. Illt' little church was
t'i’OW‘lt'll with friends) of the contrm-‘tzig
partiw.
Whitney :ictwl us KI'UOIIHIIICII
Misfit-rt .\tl.’tiv’ Butler and Nellie l’clmr ttn.
tlic latter a sister of the groom. acted as
brillcumniild. 'Ilin bride Wit-l dressed in
white silk mill I'.IIIH‘~I a largc Ilulltlllr t of
while rows. The bridesmaids were also
nttlml lfl whit» “till cricli carried a
liiiiqie; of mi rim-s. l'llward Brennan.
orguriistnt St. Mary's church. prcstdcd
.rZ. llll‘ urxunun‘l rendered sonlccxccllcnt
niuw‘u'. l'ctur \VK‘MUIIHIIII51l.)5t‘5ll:fll.lt‘y
”(‘Ctltl a-i mlicra. .lftvr tho cvrcnlony
III!“ gilt‘sFl Itllfhll'l‘il to the ruidcncc of
l'hirlcs Nicholson tlic .‘truwbcrry hill
mod. Wllv‘l’e an I‘Xt'ellenl supper was
HI'IVI‘.I. The presents wcri- numerous
and vurird. The newly married couple
tuulr rim lid)? train and went to Hart-
tiird. whom they will spend their honey-
niimn l'pun tllcir rcturn they will oc-
cupy moms titted up for them in IIlItI-
.ii-n‘ii him-k on Wall street.
A "canton .loko.
.\ t'i’iIr‘I jnkc \vaa played upon u rosi-
iiwit III Smith strcct the other night.
iio had been out With the boys for:
good time and u it grow Inn» nod he be-
gan tog“ “tired" he started for home.
Down near tho ntenmboot dock he
cmwlul IIIItIr‘I’ a lthi‘d. whom he was
found latcr by sumo boys who wore
prowling around bent upon Ironic kind
of mischief. I‘lnlt they hunted up some
churcoalnnd thoroughly blackened the
Inllow'u Inca. They they procured come
molasses and punml the sticky mass
owr humour] wound up their fun by
nprinkllng him with a liberal doors of
iii-n'ii fcniliora. When till-y finished
tlwir work the follow was a forlorn
looking rpccimcn of a man. When ho
made his appearance at his home the
following morning even his dog failed
to rwognize him. The last neon of him
his wife wusdrescinlr him down with n
broom click.
Claims Ill. Which was Htolon.
timrge Williams. who is employed at
the Lockwood Manufacturing ('10.. claims
ill-t his gold Wllch ivo- stolen from his
vast tlint was hanging up in the factory
yestnrduy. There is no clue to the thief.
A nobleman Bro-It- nil Arm.
Clinics Occur, employed at H. E.
Dunn's livery nilble on River street, was
gaming on a manger last evening. rc-
moving coma lily, when his foot dippod
unit ho fell to the floor, breaking his loft
urn IIIII one of the fingers of his right
0
William Whole-y and “'1 .l on .
l
and:
llNlll‘Ill Tlll‘l HORSES" FEET.
l‘ilAiiLlis (tumour IlliN (Hill:
I“) mun INJURED.
A Sixteen Hundred Pound Conch Pluses
Over Illa Henri—No III-ma Attarhml to
the Driver- of tho Tonn-
As Charles Gregory was going to his
home in East Norwalk last night, he was
run over by one of Liveryman Dunn's
coaches, which was returning from the
Felmetta~Baptist wedding. Just as the
couch came along. Gregory tried to cross
the street near the residence of “LG.
Thomas. on But avemm. and fell under
tho horses' feet. One of the front
whorls of the com-ll past-led over
his head. inflicting sew-re scalp
wounds. 1’. J. Cnhill. who was driving
theream. did not notice him until he
fell. Cahlll stopped and picking up the
injured man proceeded to make him
comfortable. Chief Buttery was sent
for and after his arrival the man was
transferred to police beadqusrters.where
a physician attended him. Gregory
had a very narrow escape. as the coach
Wt‘iglled about 1,600 pounds. and it is a
wonder his skull was not crushed. After
his wounds were attended to Mr. Dunn
sent him home in a coach. The driver
was not in the least responsible for the
accident.
SINGLE TRACK SIGNALS.
A System Said to Inonro Immunity from
Railway Collisions.
A new system of dispatching trains
urer aslngle track is soon to be in-
augurated on the Consolidated road. It
in what is known in l-Ingland as the
stall system. To the engineer of a train
going in one direction the stationmaster
hands a metallic-mounted rosewood
stall. This gives the train the right OI
way to the next station. and no train
can get a right of way in either direction
until the engineer of the train has re-
ceived this stall. In case of three trains
following one another closely the two
first are given tickets after having been
shown the stall end and to the engineer of
the third train is handed the stall, which
is carried on to the next station and re-
turned to the proper place by the en-
ginecr of a train running in the opposite
direction. N.) engineer is allowed to
run his train over a section of track
without a ticket on the stall.
STAMI'OIID'S III'IIIIIIII CASH.
llarriety fleld Responsible
Hunt's Death.
Coroner Doten of Bridgeport has com-
pleted his finding in the Stamford man—
slaughter case in which John Hunt was
the victim and has forwarded it to Pro—
secuting Attorney Carter. The coroner
finds that Hunt came to his death by
the» criminal act of Dominick Ilarricty.
wh»: struck Hunt a blow. knocking him
down nrd causing a {IIICIUIL' of tlic
liarricty will prrbably have a
llt‘aflflg in the Stamford Borough Court
tomorrow morning. lie has been in
jflil pending the coroner's investigation.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
for -I aim
.-hl2;l.
"IIlce's )Ilnntrels.”
'l‘liu lovers of lliiustrclsy Will be won
dih’i’lfllllt‘d on Saturday evening. the
(it‘t‘fldliln being Rim-”o World's Fair min~
strcls. numbering twentydivc wcll
known onmudinna. With such artists as
William Henry II 4i. llilly Birch. Boll
Slaviu. Tally ii . .., . and Frank )Iornn
it is n positiin l!‘-\ll\'ll.)Ii that Music Hall
will he pack: 1 Further comnlcnt on
tllc company Is it rrwcesoury.
(runner-tn ut Pater-ls.
The Iiilloivmg \wre issued Jil". ».
lblii}. List IUIIll-llt'd from otlicr- ..; \.
M. WOOster. Snlir in of Patents. lludgu-
port, (Yonn.:
Lewis llm. li.rt'nril. typo—writing
machine; Willy-i i1 Nair. Hartford.
roll-pupi-r lilldi-r .Ilill cutter: Jumca F.
Sullivan, Halifultl, toulhnndlc: Lyman
Whitc. Watsrbury. itwu pm:- i. much.
for forming and much. for rolling serum
level tubes; Hm. (I. lilickcnsderfer. Slam.
ford (fuur palm, typo-writing muchiuca.
typo-«held for type-writing machines.
and paper carriage for type-writing ma-
chines; l'llfll’li‘rl A. Evans. Meridian.
central-draft lamp; Michael Ileuly. Jaw»
on City. harness mechanism for factor;
Charles Ilarchmeyer. Meridcn (two pats)
metal tubing and extension lump an
port: Charles A. Reynolds. Norwal .
door hangcr; Alvm Taplin, Forcatvlllc.
lamp: Wade L. l'pson. Meridian. door
bull; (loom? S. Ilarkeniin. Now Iirituin.
design csciitchoon plate for door knobs
and locks; Henry Berry. Shelton (‘2 palm.
design haudlc for combs Ind back for
brushes.
City 'I'rnckrmm.
'l‘hc granting of licenses to the city
truckmen ct this season of the your rc-
cnils the time when them were only I
low men in the business. There are now
in the neighborhood of fifty men who
rely on their teams for subsistence. Tho
present ordinance charging truckmcn
licensee was adopted April 2, M77. when
Dudley l’. lily WM mayor. Samuel
Waters was tho llrnt mun to not I license.
but. he had to sit up nearly all one night
in order to [at it. Ever alnce that time
his license bu been No. l.
intramural Duv'n (IIIHII;.
Tho members of the South Norwuik
club had in line time on their excurulon
to llctts' islnnd yesterday. The dinner.
which was prepared by James Hull. pro-
prietor of tho City Hotel, no action up
in excellent rtylo and the delta-clan wars
unjoysd by kit. The day’s outing war I
bl; moot-I. it could not have boon
otherwise wrinkle-ring who computed
the potty.
an ‘1"
KSAI'I’ 1:02.535 'l'lIB CUP.
no lion Some Rom-rknblo Playing. now.
own. in tho Finals with Huntington.
Many spectators witnessed the final
mulch yesterday morning in the tourm-
nient which has been held for the last
eight days by the Country Club of West-
chester, and which has attracted consid-
erable attention among devotee: of the
game in Norwalk. owing to the fact that
Wallace P. Knapp, a South Norvnlk
boy. was likely to win the cup.
The match began with Knapp serving.
Huntington played a swift game and
won it and the three that followed. his
opponent scoring one point. The fifth
and sixth Knapp took, Huntington IE.-
curing two points in each game. Hunt-
ington then made a spurt and took the
next two games and set, Knapp having
15 in the seventh and 30in the eighth.
The score was 6—3, in favor of Hunting-
ton. The second set was a complete
walkover for Huntington. Knapp, how-
ever, secured two points in the first and
last games. one in the fifth, three in the
third. {our in the fourth and had one
love game. the second. As the result of
his energetic playing Huntington won
the set. 6—0.
At the beginning of the third set
Knapp seemed to realize that he must
play better. and commenced to play ten-
nis that would have won against any
other man in the tournament. Hunt-
ington took the first two games, one at
fifteen and the second at deuce, and
Knapp won the third. Huntington took
the fourth game easily, Knapp getting
only one point. Knapp beat Huntington
in the next three games. In the first the
latter had not a point. He tied for the
next. making it a deuce game, but tint
as well as the next at 30 went to Knapp.
Score of gamesz—Knapp, 4; Hunting—
ton. i}.
The eighth game went to Huntington.
The ninth game «1:3; and the until, a
long deuce contest, were taken by the
same man. giving him the set, 6-4. and
making him victor in a sharply contest-
ed tournament.
All the spectators united In saying
that they never had seen such tennis
played. Both Knapp and Huntington
said that it had been one of the most
successful tournaments that they had
t.‘\'t‘I :‘Gt’ll.
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
I’uur Children to Spend the Summer
"term—Other ltenls.
Two-hundred poor children from New
York City will spend the month of
August in the William Beers place. They
will come at the rate of twenty per week.
A colored lady died Tuesday in Red-
ding at the good old age of 105 years.
Edward Jones. who represents the Gil-
bert iv Bennett Manufacturing company
on the road. is spending his vacation in
town.
Hut lilvrt'k‘lllllll .iiop has been closed
for thepm: 2:.rcc weeks, for the smith
to get hay.
William 11. Johnson closed his store
last week and will move to Stamford,
whcrc he is engaged to work for the
Yale is; Towne Lock Co.
Hiram t‘obleigh will Occupy the James
Williams' place as soon as it is vacated.
Miss Emma Ilurlbutt is taking up a
subscription for the poor children who
are to spend the month of August here.
The Hilbert & Bennett Manufacturing
Company's lower ruillla still cloecd on
account of not being able to purchase
stuck.
ALL .illorxu Tull Si‘d'I‘Il.
Mitten Worthy oi Mention that Do Not
Hopper: Every ”:3.
The shops of the Anglo-American El-
ectric Light (-urupzmy in Kcnsingtou,
were burnul yr :Lcrday. Tim loss is
complete.
The lt--v. l' :licr Mctilvuuy. one of the
best known thitlnilic clergyman in the
the cute. Istlylllg nt Thompsonville of
kidney troublc.
Misulldrlnltl. the eldest daughter of
ex-Uongrr’ss-mzin French. of Seymour,
died rathcr suddenly yesterday morning
of cholcm morhua.
Charles Peterson, thirthvlive, n broke-
muu in the Consolidated freight yard in
)loridon. fell from a min Tuesday overl-
lng, breaking his back, and died yester~
day morning.
Mrs. Washington Smith, of Bristol.
aged titty-live. while helping her line-
band load a hay wagon fell from the top
of thelond to the ground. yesterday after-
noon. breaking her neck. .
The gathering of the local divisions of
Sons of Temperance of Elston: Connec-
ticut at. Snipes (trove. July 30. promises
to be tho biggest. temperance demon-tr:-
tion of the year. An nttcndunco of It.
least 3,000 persons is expected.
Among “to WI".
Llfvlfl short, and so are malt of u»
through llfu.—-Somcrvillo Journal.
Brokers are» sober when money iii
mun—Now York Journal.
Song of tho woodchoppor—Hc'u Jolly
(.lood Fallon—Washington Hatchet.
This in the kind of weather when even
on Indian finds his wigwlrrh—much too
warm, in Inch—New York Journal.
When a man marries be fully Intendo
to bu No. one in the family. but olm
the period drops out. and lie is no oath—-
Tcrro Hiram Express. ,
The lien is tho king of bout: md
the leopard is the ten sput.—-'thln3ion
Star.
"1'“ me you lllld rllun you," .5 III!
”clam, ”in in tho IinIIlO.-‘~IAIWMM
American.
Norwalk Chronicler