NUMBER 805.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, THURSDAY. JULY 31. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
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TOWN OF NORWALK.
AW: Nr—Norwnlk; S. N.—-Bonth Nor
walk; I. Na—l‘ lek.
In thus. of our rwnllers who are not al-
rn“, nwm of the bet we would an shot
every Ir- hesoln represented. whe er of
O! on.“ degree. will he found
y rellnblo In every business trans—
notion, and well worthy of all putronngs
extended to thorn.
AID commits.
NORWALK I N WORKS CO. 'I'hs. Wstw st,
urn II. R. . .
D..eov Main and Wall sts, N
“I0, v3 Wand free hand drnwing.
AUCTIONEERS.
“1%“ JAIN. an lleli lt,N.
“m
1W8 RL‘H N Washington It,
ndsof property sold.
51,5 WWW
' mac ISNo. nouns N. Sole
SCOPIELD
sgat forhortoa‘seelebratedice
WERNERCHAS. Llainst, uelrWall, N. Pure
emfectioncryandicecream. l‘reshgoodsdsily.
WILSON'S H‘Runellsde Breed
vllle.licaveorderlstGusP1ucrs,1. LII.l
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,'1'he, Wall st,N
capital Still, nun, angina £4,100
OWE-0231'“ 16.7108
W TIONALBANKTheJBW hing: st,
A as on
0111ng S. N. Cspitsl 810),le surplus 312-
no It. . president , ILLny-
ton, .
rm) 00mm NATIONAL
lt-
PAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. Them
Wall 1‘. $419,111)
W 3 anneal“, prest; Martin 15.01aw,vioe
prom-I 11.BaI1ey,trens
"' but. put. 130 in?“ 'n-Ii ~
Price, esshxa. ' ' 1-1. W3. 11111,
W G.'Illoluas, R. and, J..A. Osborn
“1% and Flor y amonntssre solicited
NORWALK SAVINGSIEPCIETY {93%;}? ”if." N.
DEM“ W, 911 ll! urge
"6,11. 11. rt‘hnufurd, vicoprr-st. ,
Clasp). .tr'esa.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVHKG'S‘blaA’NKAmw De
'I ““5“ "Pill .
as.“ polo; aha R. m tress
paid depositors. lens: on 111
SOUTH NORWALK m 00 S N. Hun-ad
beef,pork, Hlsmb veall‘, etc.
TERI; W! I ACO, Armoursbeefsnd
MIEIOIII. Haue armed 11111111 .111 mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON, J. 1". Post office box 435, N. Circulars
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACRSIITHAS
CARR, GEO '1‘. fool Raymond st
WDRIDKI BUILDERS.
35111431008. £100. P. Oboxbxl. N. builders
ofhrirlgel,docka, pllefonndarions,ctc.
BOOT AND SROR DEALERS.
BROWN, 11. s. 50. Msinst, S. N. customllorksnd
sspeuslty.
HAHVEYHC II. Nolflusys. N. specialties“:
Mshouandruhbsrs.
SCHAULJOIIN RBON.& Washington st, B.N
A good amount at low juicer.
BOO! AND SHOE REPAIRING.
N.
.13. Horse—
All
110: (Wren-drapes)“
KNAPP..LPWuerat.S. .Inan sctorer
can. mac. Generalshopjobhing.
“mmmlfl.m, ere.
. Hsdcof
of cheese, In and domestic. All
grsdes of hill. “manned guide, etc.
C BRIPOII'I’ORIIS.
DANN W11”Wlllst.N.Csrrisges barns-u,
horse, stablessdnrrilp furnishings.
cAHPHN'I'HHS AND 3111an
C110 JAHRSC Ann st. 8. N. estimtes
given, pron ysttended to.
HORTON. WHAGghylw-wugaff. Jobflng
RANDALL]. D Randall‘s-ill, RN Indus
bycbsappowcrensbtlalstogtn
low largsworksspeclslty.
anus.
DcKLYN £803:an Bonn-tun IIIEAWW ‘
' m
GROCERY AND GLASSWAHI.
Nflmmlm OHIO. cor. me‘fll-I.
UNIVERSALB'IORR'IMNoIalu usarWelt,
hint! crochry,glsuwsre,11gl,etc:
me
BOUTWELL C. P. lauder’lhlockJO. lslnsgs.
Oluzhonrlals. to 100p. n1.
EINDALL, (11108.. DDSWsshi omens
Prankllnsts, ti.N. Homiiun. too ”pan.
NEWEI J. Collies st residence
RK. t'humoN. pendulum
Coldc aownslnssrted.
porcelain
WEED. W.L., 0.11.11.70me 11.3.10.
lloursSs...to0p.1n. Gleam.
D0038. SASH AND BLINDS.
SNITH.W.H.&C0.15&17Wsterst,N carriage
woodwork,wheels,
DRAIN AND mums PIPE.
r. lawman. Crushedstone
Realm ,
IAYIONDMAHQHII glared nudes-ant
pipc,3to:£1nchss1n
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
1m stun-1111111101 Vlnfiandt ale 3 11.”
undam- Marconi, 4109p 111. Mr“)-
eonrwould.
GREGORY, J. G. asWnllst N. Established 1519
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
HIGGS JOHN A. 11 Main st, N. Perfumes,—flfty
five diluent palumes.
PLAISTED'S, A! Washington st, 3. N. patentmedi-
ciues, etc. Physicians' prescriptionssspecislty,
DRY-600118.
J_ L. A SONS—“The Equitable," No- 0
ng. N. Drygoods, oil cloths, m
"E'-
BANKS R. K. Mahsckcrno Hotel block. 8. N. dry-
goods, notions, gloves etc. Underwearsspecialty.
BENNETT, J. P. 19 Main st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years
rte
and
The mansions A. econ sthmngioun s n
dry-goods, carpets, etc. (see adv.)
SOOPIELDRIIOYT, aft-settehldg, 10.08 iii-Wash
Inglou st,s B..N (Ses'dvernsemcst)
STREET, EDWARD, 5 (lam blag, N Dry
goods, fancy goods notions andhosiery.
E\PRESS COMPANIm
AD. this FSPRHSS ('0 other: railroad 113111111 3
N. sndt'iWullst,N. press forwarders to 1111
parts of 1hr world. Puscnger trainsen‘icc Low
rates. Inter Hunt, ugeut
Emmflfifi.
. BUX'I'UN A BRUNDAGE, ofllcenf. Media‘s. 4:1
Wnll st. N. our motto, prompt attention."
CAV AN A611 3 EXPRESS. furniture and
pianos moved. Leave orders 131311.111. s. N.
511 FJIW 001). W. W. ., N. slate at poloodlce and
Halc' 3. Curcful and prompt service.
INTRAC‘I'S. 283N038. no.
IlYXBI-ZE, P. t4 d; CO. 00 Halo st N. Inufsctnr-
ess of stoma :1 celebrated flavoring cultural.
NORW K EXTRACT (O. N. umufscturus of
ts. «Ambler
FERTILIZEBS.
RAYHOND BROS. Bradley‘s superpboephatespec-
ial manures, land plaster. ground bone, wood usnes.
SHIT", W. 11. l (:0. Water st, N. agents for W '11-
llztms Clark A Co. a standml fertilizers
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock spec-
inia to unlerdirc mortar, sand ,chnnney flue linings'
FISH. DYmRS. CLAHS, ETC.
HUNTA ZELU", “Washing“ st 15. N Inc
buoy-tau. clam: rulrs, pure, vegetables etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “' ALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. 0‘: Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
stone denier.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for flag, concrete,
asphalt. brick, comcutand gravel walks.
MRIDA B'I'EAII AND mrr WATBB
IIIZA'I'I-ZRS.
MEEKER, W. H. .k CO. Music Hall block, 3. N.
sole agents.
I'IDUB. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEH"PLOL’R,the belt nude. Don't
fall to use it.
L‘HOHHEDIEU DANIEL, east and d \l‘ sskhgtou
stbrldge. 'I'hcchoioest of funiiy dour kept
RAYXOND BROS. bay, straw, flour and feed in
packsgc, 101111, on or cargo Iota.
R121) MILL Durien. Crofmt A llose. (1mm. rhoic
ground feed, graham and rye flour
FLORISTS.
Gm PAL Woodwsrdms N uts,cnt
m “1...... ..... ... .13.;
GUIGUE. P. L. HWIdsngm CHontwemetery N
Plants, cut Mamet: rk n speciuIty
ICKAY,JOHN,1 N. narthedepot. Balding
tflowers and 1101111 work of 311 kinds.
roses a specialty.
SHITH, JOHN 11. So. Hallst,8.N. theoldestsnd
best known Aorist in this vicinity Plants, cur
Iowcro.eu:. Plonlwork workof all kinda a specth
and done promptly.
PURNI'I'URI DEALERS.
COLEHAN THEOWRHWssklugtoo st. (east end)
I’HIIIIIIII’C, looking glsssa, picture frames etc.
CRAM & WHIT’I‘LBEY as lalnst,‘~l - . (my
mond's old stand). lice advent-emu“.
RAYIOND GEO. H. newwore, soandullalnlt
rt. I'shoonrdews
STOW DAVID S, a. 31.0”“ 3“. ELISE II. 3.21.
Furniture. mstn'eues, as.
GAS LIGHT COHPANIES.
NOW“ 0” LIGHT COIPANY, odlm I9
I". G I 11 best And
”“0” J 3‘ ”W‘s“: ”m" ‘Pfi‘fmfi wan.” W'bnlhel." “’1‘... 111 1115mm-
swan m. mmwlmnnd lsrsperharrchsckagoextrs.
mandarin-m- mm a onoons, (mi-rum.)
abundant-sures. bassist-c. HOLHBAKmrE’IuWIuN. whole
5313 00D 11. . obb Hm I .
w "tie-wt». 1: mm u' N J i" SEIMIECEHROS its-n nwni st, N wholaale
WILSONJ. 11. mmgmuunpouea. M flour, feed, grain. bay. etc.
lllsLsflIleldusye.,ll. mound wm m
UM! m Est-lug. Bm‘m ”Wm Itwlfllolc
erasures. In-ylnnul. anbabl mummy“, "mm,“m'
80011114) A HOITJOHIttsbldg, N. stsh-
lngton st, 8. N. .- crimp
CARDIAOI HANUIAC‘I’URIRS.
TILLY, HENRY Wu st, KN. manufacturer“
carriages. sullen given to repairing.
muting: PLYNN. footer Pr-klln c“strum-tuc-
n 13-" ..
.IH “final-I'd“
n, ”mommiamw Iii “WW .1
HEAD. l1.
perusal sMied M”
y I.“ N she
AmJ.T.A00. st. . news-
“mm-aim
LIONARD CHART. Wslw
shapes-Io slomllsisl
m
CIOAI no: HANUIAOEUWI; afso
J CHAS. 11. I: Isfahan mst, a was
”13.3.: hoses and denials ribbons;
CIGAR HANUPACI’URRRI.
1101'! A OLIM'EAD CIGAR 00.11», 105mm-
st, II. N. m of he
elm
OWWILL ClOAfl CO. The, W S. N.
till. limit.
VAMS. filmmu, S.’.,fljubbwln
Wiallfzmmj m
w nation. Mow—13:: 1111.11
. I1.
w“ “Madness. y
VIDEO.“ I. I Isl-ll. N Allordsrsprn-ptly
W0 D8133.- ”,-
snd is
microcosms. lssoslc ll.
mum
“Al-”01000.
PM I]. ILWW 3.11. Bligh.
LIONAED columnar N. the bulimia-
m mails”
”alum-dull!
Habits-lunch.“ mm
must. mslssfsetory
(instills b'dg,
Halve-lug.
.“ Edsel-s
hubs."
BECKER. CONRAD, “1 Washington It. 11.11
cholesgroceriel sndprovilloru.
C.HA5 II. suceanr to llstchlss 20110.
Islnst 15. N. ubledeliesciafovls-ilytrade.
PlNNNANkOItElLLY 1. Iain It. 111 hour.
frothy” Md
'1wa A RINEDICT 41 Wall $.11.“th and
W." “Kymflflfim
amino“: éanutw
o ncmxem “or“
mngflsmmunm listen-Adi
LAWTON, P. DHACD thsh‘llgro
mlessndtshls delicacies.
L'IIOHHIDIEU.DANm.ulidquMngm
”bridge, N..tenl.enlels.spless.asplclslty
11001113 HARIAN No. iIslnst,osarWsst.I..1'
mmfmsrgnfru indoor, faced,
NEW YORITEACO., flslnlt.N ..—~H Helios—-
“calves and
insoles.
m‘IlAIE, CEO. Wilton eve. and School st. N.
New store. new goods and new
IHHOUKC I. II 'nb WES N
m...- ow... - m
quartsrslov
VALDfl. CHAS. H. thllsl.N. Creamery bub
fer, chesss, eggs, lsblsdellcseu‘s, fruits,etc
HATER-8" PURE. arrow 0!)
ASCII, JOSEPHJ. Ila-fulfill N. all-11m
of bat bodies.
BATH.HARTINJILACO. ”toll 1.8.
N. I-portsrloflssl skins, pin-hes. sir-lugs.
And cutters ofhsltsrv
flAml'ltn TOOLS.
' wrrnmw.s Wal- RN. Irosfonndn.
”aquariums...
light I)“
“A" All! GAP WI.)
RNA" was its llw st. o N.
sspetiaitylfil Illl‘ us.
HA'I' HAND!A
Wwfi‘sbnmtuw s as
unicorn-u: um" I..." ‘
HURRILLA BAR‘I’RWIschanlelt, 11.11 Wise
sillhstscssllHeledsrhy
mm. M
‘ IA mm‘usfl
V%IlATW-MWI.Q ”.3...
museum new
.dsbilfll'smlls. “x
QEETARD W.C.H “MAN.“
mate. wow.)
DWYERPH Wall N
. .8 .alstotnrnsdehsrns.
sulrspalringneatlydze.‘
ROIUIDIIALERS.
' mrwmmsm:
an s
who-3.3mm... "um...
Preocheoschingwslllonw
I HORSE 8110338.
UHAKJOHN. No..ls1ust,8 N. special»
{gunngirentoshodngdrl drivingauotllnghmles.
11mm.
AHERICAN 110111.111 lain-1.11. J.C.Colllss.
lsropeau restsurantst
MANIA 11011111. fl Railroad place, Clings
NORWAIJI 11171111. Mom 1) AN. 11.11. depot.
0: :11. (YI'EL, 111 N.
D LH “Was ngtonst.8 Reed
Hammer. Rnropesnplsn,wroos1s.
IIOUEIIURI’IEHINGGOODS.
S'I'MNBJ .HIW-mmms. N. crockuy,
gluewsre,tlnsndwoodea
. , ICE DEALERS.
hintmmtnm cm saint run." as. 11..
INSURANCE AOBN'I's.
COOLIDGE OLDCKWOOD. 9 lair-m at, N. Insur-
ance and real estate in all itsbrsu:
LAY TON, JACOB ll. W on st mt to P. O
s. N. lire, plate glass, accident and life. (see adv.)
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. HainsndWailstl, N. Real
estate investments, loans
NORRELLA L'IIOHIEDIEU, w Washington st,
8. N. strictly complain represented
TAY 1.011 A GOLDEN. 45 A 1? Washington ll.
’ Real Estate and Insurance.
FAWN
INSURANCE comnrruzs.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. 00., S. s. “L‘-
11 Washington st, 9. N.see
INTROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. :10 W neblngton
st, S. N. I". J. Grubb, assimt snpt.
NOIIWALK FIRE INS. CO.. N. In successful
businels since 1119). No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. C0. The Lender's block,
lain 3t, 15. N. J no French. asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SFCUBITIXS-
CRAWFORD R. It Masonic bldg. N. 0% Bonds
Hidtllrsex Ilsnkifig and Equitable M t' ge Cos
IRON AND STEEL
SHITII, W. II. A: CO. 15 and 1‘: ster st, N
springs, axles, carriage hnnlwnro, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HRRRI'I'I', 12.152 and 50 Water at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE Dl'Nf'AN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st, S. N. Wm. 11. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOI'NDRIBI.
GILES A (‘LANCY at The Norwaik Iron Works
Co, and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JRWELBRS.
l'ERItIS, A. S 3980 Main st 3 ,\ op. City Hotel,
3.23.1111: watch repairing s spa inity
flllY'I‘, II B. ISNo. “1131.5. N. strictly intell-
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LeilRAND, 58Wsll st, N. watches, (lit
months. etc. Fine watch repairing a specially.
11001). If. N. dismouds.watchu, Jewelry, silver and
plaid ware. repairing especially. 83 llainst, 5.11.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED 2. room a Nannie b‘ d g, Wall
st. borough Notary and limit-ls
"0511111883 3 No Alain st.
basins. of all kin carefully “de m
HURIBII’I‘T J. BELDEN 10011135 and 0 (lustre
building Wlloroslist, borough.
1.8 N. notary
LIGHT, JOHN 11.111: Washingtons
eomrnissioncrof ofdeeds for New Yorkers"
LOCKWOOD EDWARDN. rooms Gazette bldg
borough. Attorney. notary aul. ”dons.
SEYHOUR, JOHN 8. room 3. Pulrleld Co. Net.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law
WALSH JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
Wk
l1.
”VERY STABLES.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and bard
111g labia-.0111“ No ti River st. N.
GREGORY, GEO 5.14 Knight st N. Pine turn-
01111- 11 spoolulty.’1'clophone$~
LOCK MANUFACTURER-8.
itlt' KWUOD IANI FAC'I‘L'RINO Ll). Ds st,.8
N. Nanufactureru of builders herdwsre. ntori
office to Pearl st Nchork 001w 90 Itcadsst;
Chicago once 19 o It.
NORW ALK LOCK COHPANY. S. N New York
aloe Chamberlst. Incksand builders hsrd-
ware; demgners;h ferrules workers of artistic
house lrtrmnlnpln hombre- and iron
LUHDRH DEALERS.
HILL, 3.1. 9Wstsrst, N. ‘All kindsoflunrberde
live-red so any point by rail. learn or vessel.
rum SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water st.
beneransehiserlenn
mil-I: ' 310ml Babbitt been.“
re-
pairs for Hanofsctories 3m
SCOFIELD W! A. Knight at N New machinery
made and rewiring promptly attended to.
KARI!" GABDHNEBS.
JENNINGNA WATERBURY 11. N. brrrlelandsll
gardsuprodnceinsesson for thewholessletnde.
HARIR‘I‘S.
A IODEL NARKR'I', 9 Wall ll, N.Wm,Wsrdwell.
., beef, ,lllnb. Indium and poultry
AHNON, A. 158 Islnst. N meats. fruits, vegeto
oysters. clams, sod escslitrps, butter,
egp, ,canued goods.ete.
BENNETT A HUSTED, ,nalwlshkoywun lob
Has. clams, , It N
SMELLDANAC. final-AN. choirs-Hts.
vegetablesetc.
d
AGNES. our N.
Wm mono...
JAIES.HIIS. lnsmwmonu:
91'. JOIIN.li-Hfllaln .
sndllsir KN militia-y. nary
HUB!!! TEACHERS.
BRADLEY Ills. G. W. ofthslathm
B.NHh)IflIaInst,N. sin-icon:
,HISSHINNIEP. I91 Ialnst. N. Plano
sndovgnninstroetl
GIBSON mans. 19. 87111311 $.11. Plano. organ
HUNTINGTON. mm Halo “.31. Veal ll-
NASH. WUEJENNm‘th H
mm cruise.
organius
811mm. R1. teacherof
vocslrnoslc. Malian“.
Westst.8.N
no manners.
Irma. 174w resubmit
mm. W...
and
‘1,
I 8.1).. 2 “Hill J .
'W‘k‘m "Z” ...
[1.82. ”85.13.:
orysN.; NewYak IflGreene
MONOND-HAND YURNI‘I'URR
PODMORRWH. under Salvation Army Barracks,
ll N. movemrsngu. crockery. mete
OYSTER PLANT!“ AND DRAM
BILL. IIIRAH P. O Box 111. ll. N. wholesale
INPpuofoystersandcls-rs
CU’I'BILLRmJ. footofltayinmdst, s. N. whole
lndneoystcrs.
HOY'I‘.W II. ASON. murmur.“ S. N g
Rs yrnond) planters, exporters
dealers lunsn veoysrsrs.
REED A HOUSMAN. 131Wstern,S.N. planters
andshippal of Norwulk oys
VANNAXRJ. L. &C0., Pm O Bums. N.
Oysters and clams. whom andretnll
PA'I'I’ERNS AND HODEIS.
NORWAI K PATTERN WORKS Chas. H.A1s-
thorpe prop . N. times, Stem
and 1101 Air Furnace work a specialty.
agent for the celebrated Cutonfnrnace
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J. '1'. 45 Main st. N. Jewett‘s leads,
lasmy and Wadsworth s mixed paints.
RAYllOND BROS Jewett‘s, Atlantic and Seeky‘s
Load. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH. W. 11. ACO 151k 1" Water st, N. agents
for Longinuu & Hsrtiner. paints
PAPER HANGINOI.
PRA'I'I‘ 3 CO. Wltcr st. near Wuli N. also paints,
oils sud gins.
PROW11'I',J.'I'. db lalnst,N . . window shades,
Hollands. fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR A CO. :21 Halo 1, N. also hardware,
paints, oils, gin, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKHAN, C. A. 11 Halo st. N. Instantaneous
process. Children' sphotos a specialty.
NORTH 0 S "BWllhlnxton 3.21. onequsll
only and that thebcst. st, 1!
READNAN, P R (turtle bulldln N (‘sblnet
photographs $2110 per dos; one don. £1.50.
PIANO TUNIIII AID “PM
UENDEE, C. 1‘. Lockwood Hall. N. Abo dealer in
pianos, organs, sheet music. etc.
PLANINGHILLS.
RANDALLNINER D EN. Allklndsofwood
workatretsilorforthetrulc
PLUMBING.
NEEKRRACOW W.H lusteHsllblocleN.
Piumbtug.slamandgsslttlnz.
NANII 1‘ 11. A3110. cor. HuinandWeasts s N.
Piumblugsndgasiltting, nugessulhestcrs.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY (X). Juli-W.
“rm. inst: Elli-011011. not.
REAL ZS'I'A'I'R AGENTS
LAYTON JACOB M. Washlmtoo st, next to P. 0.
N.propcvty for-lghousestorcuuseesdv.)
IORRELLA L'HOIIXEDIRU, 95 Washington st,
5 N. sell: mg. renting sud collectln
WILSON. O. E. Calcite 111113.11. lurestnicnts and
mom-y to loan. Also lmurance written in Intel
of companies at the lowest ran-s.
W001)“ 1.110 I‘ A No M3121", 5 34.1mm! 0
rent an . 113111.113 l 112'“ 311w.
Ill-L‘A'I'AIIRAN'I'S.
BEE HIVE, 5 Water st. N. warm meals at all
hours. dinner mic.
IIENllY'S. 1680. Main st, 9. N. The but 31c dinner
in the city. Board by the: day or week.
SANITARY INGINRPRS.
RID..IR,W11 ASON. “Washingtonst, s N
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Prlvnts)
BAIRD'S KISS INSTITUTE, I Orchard st, N.
Young has-mm andday school.
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01' RBI CLASS.
COD-Indore Burfltt Accepts Captain Rog-
OI‘I' Chullengs, but the Stokes must be
ammo rum“ of also.
In reply to E. B. Bagels, owner of the
Boston yscht Eureka, Francis L. Burritt,
owner of the Rival, which last week
twicedefsstsd the Eureka, has issued a
chlleuge to any boat in the United
States from twenty to twenty-two feet
long for $2,500 a elde.'1'hil1ssn swept-
ance of Mr. Rogers‘ challenge, except
$311119 stakes must be 02,500 instead of
luring to the foregoing challenge,
littrritt slid to a Bridgeport Farmer
npreaolstlve: “The letterls so accept-
snosef bisehdlssgvlu everything ex-
cept the amount of the llskes. The
stakes of $5350. side, which were upon
the not! won by the Rival in the contests
of Saturday and Monday. would be no
consideration for the repetition of the
match either with llr. Rogers or the
owner of any boat in the class to which
the Rival and the Eurekn belong. I
“should explain that when propositions
“for the race just concluded were broach-
ed, we asked tbs: it be for 82,500 a side.
The Boston party indicated their readi-
nen to make these terms. and we so
understood it. There were unexpected
delays about completing the preliminar-
lrsand I finally consented to once for
W a side. largely as n mutter of secorn-
modation to 111. Rogers and his friends.
We were resdy to put up 32,500 as our
share of the stake, and probsbly the
lesser sum actually wagered would not
hsve been erupted as satisfactory hsd
we not wished to prevent our booting
friends here from being disappointed.
Hereafter, though, I match the Rivsl for
no such paltry sum as 8250 a side. It is
true. as Mr. Rogers launched by one of
the Bridgeport papers of yesterday as
saying, that neither of us rsce our
hosts for purely a mongy consideration.
Admitting this, however, let roe ask
what sense there can be- in putting
loch cracks in their class on the Rival
and Eureka sgsinst each other for an
amount hardly more than sufficient to
pdytho menu of the contest. The
stakes should be commensurate with the
reputation the yachts have attained, and
the confidence supra-ed by the two par-
ties to extend pecuniary backing to their
respective favorites. Mr. Rogers is cor-
rect in lsying that my motive in enter-
togtnlotheeenoesdoesnotspriug from
a mercenary spirit. but nevertheless
money talks, and I don’t propose to do
grade the Rival Ind her reputation by
undertaking another match for less than
the sum 1 have named in my letterf
\ Ill RllLAIIIOUS I‘lllfill'l‘.
It was a Little Dog thnt Caused III the
”IN/I‘ll“.
Herman Quitner, who keeps the ssloon
near the Spring street bridge, had quite
a neat sum of money in his rooms over
the saloon Tuesday night. About mid-
night he heard noises that indicated that
burglars were attempting to enter the
house. He unused his servant girl and
111. Quitner taking an axe the couple
ltsrted in their pursuit. The house was
thoroughly marched and no one being
found they finally retired. illr. Quitner
bud not been in bed long when he again
made a tour of the house and went out
doors. The only thing around that W
seesaw life wsasnsighbor's dog which
lay upon the stoop. lair. Qulfner. after
spending several weary hours in waiting
for tho burglars to put in nu sppearsnor‘.
went to bed in disguut. In the mean-
ling. time his mother had looked from the
window and discovered what the trouble
was. The dog that Mr. Quitncr saw
lying on the stoop was near the door and
like most canines these warm days he
had on his person some very lively fleas.
Every time the dog would scratch his.
tsil would hit against the door.
Mr. Qultuer has tried to keep the affair
quiet but the joke on him was too good
to rcmsin boxed up.
I‘w‘l’ell IhstOIr'slnr Pressure ls. «
Tbs Weiss Countdown of this city
baseman Edison rseotdlni gnsgv
in tho-mace,» which they no llll
the pressure of the city water It on
time during the twenty-four hours of
the day. The pressure at all hours is re-
corded can slip of paper which is re-
moved every day. It is thus an easy
matter torsfer back to these slips and
study the condition of affairs. The most
desirable feature of the gouge Is that the
commissioners esn esslly tell whether
there is a leak in the mains or not. No
matter how slight the break my be the
decrease in pressure shown by the gringo
in easily discerned.
wuss-s to 11.111113...
"llsyor of Whistlevllle” 'I'olllohad a
“freak Tuesday night. He was about to
jump in front of s freight train but was
prevented by onlosr Gladstone. Just
what his reason was for attempting the
rash set is unknown. It is currently
”believed thsl hedldnotwsnl ladle sl
ll"'11s has not since tried to kill him".
A Ian-wu-
Thil morning Dibble e Comatosk’s
borssllsrted fromlnfroulof tbsIrslnrs
and runaway. ’I'heeonrse table was
downlslnstresl and in its dlghllhs
runaway tests cents sear colliding with
level! vshlclw. Fortnnstsly so one
was injured nerssy ill-ans dose. ,
Ill-.011». E. Duty and daughter have
returned from Ridgefleld.
- Jamel Edwins, of Noroton, is visiting
relatives in the borough.
H1- IIarnie Foley, of Danbury, 111 the
guest of Chapel street friends.
Frank Steels, of Hartford, is the guest
of friends on Highland avenue.
Hill Carrie N. Glover, of the borough,
is visiting friends in Springfield. Hess.
Remandllrs. 8.11. 8. Bluellars
spending a week at the Dorian Point
as.
111- Annie Lewis, of the borough, ro~
turned from a visit to Brooklyn last
evening.
“Al." Hines. with his will and child.
of Brooklyn, are spendlr 1: a few weeks
in this city
Ills. George Scofisld. “’ nos-11.1...
been visiting her ddllgIIlt'l‘, lira. Parks,
in Ridgeflold.
II. C. Nowell, of East Norwalk, has
returned fromsvisil to his parents in
Uxbridge, 11s..
Miss Amy Karly, of Dsnhury, who
has been visiting relsliim uptown, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. In 0010 and Ilrl. Dr.
Hitchcock are at the Sagamoro Hones,
Inks George, for a few days.
Miss Ella J. Byxbee. the soprano of
the Second Methodist Episcopal church,
is visiting friends in Morristown, N. J
I“. P. ngel, representing the circula-
tion department of the New York Horn-
ing Journnf, is in town for a few days.
l-‘runk Vermilyes, of School. N. Y.,
has been spending a few days in South
Norwslk. He returned home this morn-
ing-
lliss Hamil Brockct and 1113. Frank
Partrlck and son Prank of Daubury are
visiting Ilial Amelia Silcox, of East Nor-
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bogardus and child-
ren of South Norwalk, are visiting It
lira. William Russell's in Titicuu—Dsn-
bury News.
Ifiss Mildred Jacobs, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. E. Osborne on East
avenue, returned to her home in Brook-
lyn today.
The South Britain correspondent of
the Dlnbury News says that Miss Lucy
Mouton, of South Norwalk, laviliting at
Arthur Manson’s in that place.
The Iliases Omsb left town this
morning for their home, on a vocation,
They will be absent some time. They
have made a number of friends in this
vicinity..
Mrs. John H. Ferris nuddnughier Eva,
Miss Jennie Ferris, llrl. Halsey Day,
bliss Sadie Hallock, bliss Day and Miss
Bocrum, are at the Careltou House. As-
bury Park.
1115. George 1:2. Head and daughter
label, of Ifsple avenue, East Norwalk.
started this morning on s trip to we“.
em New York. They will stop at Syra-
cuse. Albany and Ithaca.
REVENGE is sworn
The South Norwnlk Boys Win Bully
horn the Y. 3!. c. A’s.
The second. and undoubtedly the last,
of the series of games between the Re»
lilies and Y. M. C. A's. was played yes—
terday on the Baxter grounds.
(lame wsaealled at just four o‘clock,
with the Resolutes at the bat They
were retired in one, two. three order and
the game promised to be close. The as-
sociation nine were also shut out. In
the second inning the llesolntes solved
Hall's would-be deceptive delivery and
instead of the ball looking like puny
“white caps," as it did last Wednesday,
it resembled more closely the broad Ab-
lsntic in a storm as it bounded here,
there and everywhere in the out field.
When the Rssolutes became tired of run-
ning in the second inning they had four
runs to their credit. 11y loose iii-field
playing the Y. 11. C. A's. scored four in
the third.
lo the early part of the game the slstr
oistion's manager suggested that it be
made a five inning game, and of course
it was granted. as therein nothing also
should-W1 ., w W H' t m...
The terribls cloning oontlnnsd oltll
gsmeMlhuwm at that time
beingIOtud lnfivor of the 11001th
Pierce and Jsfnudld not show up yel-
terdsy. and it all goes to show that the
Ilesolules do not fear any amateur team
of their size in the state. Next!
Following is the soars by Innings, the
errors being too numerous to render a
Intimate:—
Ilssolnla ......................... 0 4 8 4 1—15
Y... C. A.. 0 0 s n 0~ I
II. Wouldn't "lot '0': Up."
On loudly evening someone stole a
reel and s length of base from in front
of J. '1‘. Prowllt’s store on Halo street,
borough. They secreted them in s neighu
boring saloon and sent Ir. Prowltl word
that if he would "set 'srn up” he could
have his goods. llr. Plowitl had been
fooled before and being tired of “slttmg
'ern np"lo this slots crowd, he lacked
the following notion in his store window
yesterday morning:
'l'hlpartywborsuovsd'adsfrs- tksfrnslof
I mould-lay Maud the. for
drIskswllf “woman's-113m
mun-cl. .‘l'. Mm.
The goods were returned-ml several
Wm lotkvsry prlch sow
sslhvypswlral’rowlttonfislusk
—-Aotarlcan genius has given to us the
mowing machine, liver pad and win
lsntls,sndlsst but not least Brussels.
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”The Butchford Roya"luho a High 0111
Racket on tho Daubnry Excursion to
Conny Island and areLeft Behind.
Two young Norwalk toughs known as
“The Ratchford boys,” were among the
crowd on the “corner Cygnus Tuesday,
and their mission appeared to be to cause
trouble.
0n the trip to Gooey Idsod they got
into two or three mussel, but the Dan-
bnry 0111mm who were on board suc-
ceeded in quieting them.
During the time spent on the island
the Rstchfords devoted themselves to
getting gloriously drunk, and when It
wss time for the host to leave the of!!-
osmrefuasdtonllow 1119111103001
board.
The toughs showed light and several
of their friends came to their s-istssce.
Officers Foley and Dillrnsrsnd several
of the firemen were roughly lundled,
and s Coney Island policeman who in-
terfered was struck by one of the Ratch-
fords. The officer nearly clubbed Ratch-
ford into unconsciousness before he
could subdue him. Both of the tougbs
were then taken to the police station and
the boat sailed away without them.—
Daubury Nm
JOHN L. KELLY THE MAN.
Elected Becond—— Asalstnnt Engineer of
the Nor-nth Plre Department.
The election of a second assistant en-
gineer of the Norwnlk Fire Department
to 1111th vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Thomas S. Murray, was held
at. the rooms of Pioneer Hook and
ladder Company last evening. The
polls opened at 8 o'clock and closed at
8.30. E. H. Burr was elected to fill the
vscancy, but resigned. Hope Hose
Compnny arrived at the rooms nbcut
8.35,snd the poles were again opened. A
member of Phoenix Engine Company
made a motion that the secretary
cast a ballot for tax-Foreman John L.Kel-
1y, of Hope Hose Company. The motion
was carried, and Mr. Kelly was declared
elected by a unanimous vote of the de-
partment. After the election the mem-
bers of the department repaired to Hope
Hose_Compnuy's house, where a social
time was enjoyed. Chief Prowitt made
a speech, in which be congratulated Mr.
Kelly on his election. Mr. Kelly rs-
lpouded in a few words. James Ile-
Quillan was master of oerernoniu, and
it was nearly midnight when the merry
makers dhperned.
Lawn Tunisia ml Afternoon.
The next of the series of games of the
double tournamentof the Norwslk Lawn
Tennis club will be played thilafternoon.
The entries are as follows; 1:00 p.n1.,
P. Knapp and Taylor vs.llrook1 Brothers,
two sets; 4:15 p.111.. P. Knapp and Tay-
lor vs. Ambler and Acton, two sets; 5:30
p.m., P. Knapp and Taylor vs. J. Knapp
and Russell; 6.00 p.m., P. Knapp and
Taylor vs. Burcbsrd and Lockwood.
The percentage of the games already
played is as follows: J. Knapp and Rita.
sell, .003; Anibler and Acton. .547;
Lockwood and "Burchsrd .429; P. Knapp
and Taylor, .407; Brooks Brothers, mo.
II. Deservsd n lIesvler Pine.
John Hunt. a Franklin avenue sport,
was out for a racket Inst evening.
While on the way home shortly after
midnight, he took a revolver from his
pocket and began firing promiscnonliy
as he reeled along Mott avenue and
scroll Union Park. At least a dozen
shots were fired, which awoke people in
that neighborhood from their numbers.
Ofllcer Adams and Chief of Police lint-
tory followed and arrested him after
unites lively tussle. Hunlwas fined 32
and costs before Justice Austin this
morning, amounting to $8.36. 119 paid
up and was discharged
l’lo-Ill Ercnnlou to Shipps- l‘olut.
About one hundred and twenty-live
excursionists enjoyed the sail to Shippsu
Point last evening on the excursion
given under the auspices of Pioneer
Ms A. 0.10. of IO. The "Hades" left
the «moves «no 11111 i111
dsws shadowed wsl delightful ion the
pleasure was enhanced by thornnsle for»
nlslied by so orchestra of four pieces.
Dancing was indulged in at the Point.
ll wsl hourly Io’elock when the party
returned home.
1". 111.111..- Hsurvsd.
The hosting in the case against grant-
ing Thomas Frlzmsnrioe a license to sell
liquor 1n the lily Hall block was 1: «nclud-
ed befors the County Commissioners at
the Council Charon. yesterday after»
nooo.'1'hetirns was fully occupied by
Lawyers Frost sud Hurlbott to mom“ I;
up the evidence, each lndslvorlng in
make their ride as fsvorsbls as possible.
The County Commissioners reservrd
their declmoo in the ease.
Afortnss Awsltlng 111111 In Austral".
A Bridgeport apprentice with Bowling
ABoltomley, builders. has just received
word from England that an uncle in
Australia had left him a fortuneof .200.-
000provlded hewlll gotoAnslsslls and
take charge of s lsrprauoh there. A
autogrsm today front England tells
hint to be ready told at smornd's
aorta; The young “ til-l to lib
country from Restart shout three years
ago.
-—-‘l'o gels light boot on, cresslyour
hall with Brussels snap. It's connois-
llsl.
The Codsr Point Yacht club-Bid its
second race of the season ym
favored by u still northwoterly breeds.
The judges were J. R. Raymond of
this city and Sherman WNW
while William 11. Thoma nullity-nil
B. Cannon were timekeepers. The legat-
ts committee were 8. 8. Dayton, ,cbair-
men, A. D. Sanford and James K. Cro-
fut.
Therscclnthe firstclsu wason by
the “Rial,” ownedbyP. KW of
Sangatuck. In the second clan the
“11abel” owned by James H. Null) of
this city won.
The result in the third class is not yet
decided. The “Ads" of Southwrteame
in first berths hostslss not in lbspro-
per class. The regatta committee will
meet at the Hoist Stanley this ‘ y
when the race will probably be Iw'lrd’
to James II. Nash’s “Delphine"
The “Rival” of Greenwich, wkbb be-
longs to the Indian Harbor .Yafik: dill.
won in the our host “.11” “Ill-
moon," owned by J. B. Jennings of
Southport, won in her class, as did also
the “Tern" of Bridgeport, owned by
George Frederickson.
Theoonrsowssn triangular oneof fif-
teen nautical miles, and the avenge time
taken to cover the distance was two
hours, twenty minutes. The time made
by the Rival—2 hours, 4 minutes—was
the fastest ever made over this course.
Last night the yachtsmeu gave a hop It
Hotel Stanley Ill Westport.
The club had expended about $200, it
is said, for the entertainment of the
' members of the New York Yachtllacing
association, which stopped here on its
annual eastern cruise. For unexplain-
able reasons, just as a start was about to
be made, the entire visiting fleet, slipped
,their anchors and bore away to thou-b-
ward.
The "Delphine“ has been entered in
the regatta of the Indian Harbor Yacht
club to be sailed next Saturday in which
the “Susie L.” and "Amateur” will par-
ticipate. The “Delphine" sttncted
much attention in yesterday’s not bur
the remarkable work that she did. She
undoubtedly is one of the fastest boats
in these waters.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Wurrantes Deeds.” Murder! 1- the Olen
of the I'm Clerk.
Edwin W. Godfrey to Susie A. God-
frey, land at Rowayton.
Carmen Romano to Mary P. Hoyt, land
on Eaton Hill.
Oliver W. Weed to Henry D. Bennett.
land in East Norwalk.
Hoses B. Pardee to Hattie and Henry
Chasmer, loud at Norwalk.
J. S. and Miner 11. Randall to Annie
Quirk, lot on Benedict Farm, East Nor-
walk.
Dying st Werner-lieu. -'
William Gilbert, the bar-tender who
fatally shot Waiter Willlsrn Banal! in
Bollen'a cafe. Bridgeport. a year ago
last spring, is in a dying condition. 011-
bert was sentenced to three years. Wov-
rirneut over his trouble caused him to
go intosdecline non after his srrivsl
at Wetherlfield. This debilitated condi-
tion finally developed into consumption,
and behasdoue nothing in the prison
workshop for several months. He is
now in the hospital department of the
prison, and according to the keeper'-
statement can survive only a few weeks.
A .10, 000 leel Suit on 11-1111.
The papers in tho 810300111191 suit of
Dr. Marrow, of Bridgeport, lgsinat the
Evening Farmer have been served. The
call arose over the publication of an
article in which it alleged the physician
bud induced 11m. Hard and her daughter
to leave their home. The writ in return-
able to the September term of the Super-
ior (hurt. The Partner refuses to be In-
limidsted in any particular, and pro
poses to fight the case.
sudden llsslbs from Overheating.
Christopher Osborne, s New Haven
colored man, while driving. yesterday
morning. stopped to get a drink of be
water. immediately after hrlnklng bl
Hunt wilhccsupl entitled ”was?“
”Wthidzi’; n 1‘ 11 J W ’ii‘a‘
~ An Italian named Fennellello. employ-
at the West Ham piano“ ' my?“
overcome by the heat while “ending In
front of his house in New Haven yells!b
day afternoon and fell dsstl
a Boat stolen.
Charles Helmet. who is employed at
lounsbory, Ilslhewson & Co.'s sbos flo-
tory, lost 1m 21 foot sharpie on My
evening at the time of the tub race. The
host was suchored on the dolls. It was
undoubtedly stolen. Ill. Ilsllssr has
been on the lookout for thh boat. MID
not been able to get a clue as to its
whereabouts.
Dying on tho ‘I‘rnsk.
An unidentified roan was found out!»
railroad track in lfilford about a mile
this side of the station at about I p.111.
yesterday, and is supposed to have fallen
from one of the express trains. His
head was terriblysrnssbed and he was
breathing his last when found. A few
dollars, srllor and some small artich-
were fonnd on him, but nothinsw'l'
tsbllsb identity.
“Dubs Earnest“.
no natty um. slslmlr "Ir-ac 0- 0w
owl‘wm make a omits» “all“.
from Booth Norwsllr to Cold ”1*
Hula, L. f. an uneasy m
lssvlng Tollss’ dock at 7.411. assess»
01¢me lssvslbs doom mm
a. n1. for Bhippln Point.
.21ka 1mm
Norwalk Chronicler