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mam] Billillii mums mm”?§x%umr.menmm an” «mama-m 7 w "' (aw-hm ' ' “will! in ruewror BUR!!!“ Ilsa onl’ao'ndt r- umors; . r... tut: orrrcru. mounts or son. “'0'" when Dari-r Jul!
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“W 3_NMI o 1.50.... No. muons Dmfimfm~m mm in. J0m,.m.u"'nw,,ffi, mm”, M lummmmsorrsusaum vkitingsrlnttvenonltantsvenue. Mumford mop. 2,ooo Behind tit—rue I'm“ “collie F. T mun, Norwalk
w" Inpmum "£‘WIEF‘T;&%“W“ we??? trons! DEALERS. mm Ammmm be Prod ”with, of Stanford, in finding Bunnflvrthflhndnmmwvnolowd "I, Nellie Wilco 0’, N alk. Clar’
To those of our readers who are not al- ps. ' ' PARSONS I. ll. Brnnlrrd deli Stock M. 3 N. Inc Illlflo mourns. . lore my Winn-a. “in”. on I.“ “(M ”0"”,be and forwarded to Washington. 1'" 0|"! '
randyI aware of tho fact we would nan that lN’flfl‘l‘l. Mia-III“ toall pumm- All urinal-sold by BRADLEY, Illa. (J. W. daughter!!! the late Wat. . I . . an“ Jlmonds of Stamford, m mm“-
”OI" Ir- dropnneubod. whet or of BoUTWELLC. P. Damien block,S0. Iain ”.8 R. NuhlilnIalnst N. rurnmtal music only A futile W '3. m [9 My.“ ”I” Ploy. W0, of Dmbum I! y”.
or nrrtall do u will be found
my nibble ln'ervcoPy business Inns-
utlo and well worthy of all patronage
eaten ed to thom._”__
AIR COIPBESSOILQ.
NORWAIK IRON WORKS (:0. The, “ntcr st,
near R. R. bridge,
W
I'll, WI. st, plans and
nr'pzdsanms furnished “Emblem
RANDALL. NINE)! D. ctr Main and'Wail sts, N.
scale, prospective and free hand drawing.
. Allc'l'lONltKns. N. Real
IITOEKLL, JAIIS other It) Wall st,
estate token-d oaths-Edam
IORBKLL“ & L'BOIIKDIBU, to Washington st,
all kindle! propertyaold.
BAKERS.
DeKLYN I SON, 27 Ialust, N. ml M Washington
st, 3. N. also dealers in confectionery,
cream,
SCOI'IELD BIIAC. IONo. Moths. N. Solo
agentf forhortou’s teiebrnfodlce Walmnl .N.
RENEE, CHAS. L. Iain st. near Pure
Woulfectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WILSON'S 'llosne Made" Brad Bakery,“ (innit?
ville. Leave orders at One Pitztr. — 1? Lil
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wall st,
on ital cum a no 14,1“). (lent I
llr'i’lmes,‘I dent; L yer, vice presilgdeut;
w llllam Curtis. mhler.
(1er NATIONAL BANK, The. oBWathingtonnt,
near Haunt). N. Capital 91mm surplus 31;?
or). ILL! Rowan, president; Jacob M.
Ion cashier.
FAIRFIKLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
44 Wallet N maimed“ not. Captor:m ban,-
000. MJnrnes llyattsz
O Keeler; esshier,l.ewls
FAIRPIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. Them
Walls N. Deposits MOI), surplus w,
“in 8. Hood ypreat; Martin
punt; Jamil. Bailey, treat
NATIONAL BANK OF NOIIW ALK, The, 51 Wall
3‘ Crnw, vice
st, N. intimate! ital 8::I0 000 Eben—
em mil, phase; F35 J llll’lntt mm; 1!
Price, bier. B. E J. lIlll,
\.o'. rm, )2 K. in Os:born
Wilson, E. D. W. Pitch. O'PII.
Bishop Bankern' I ‘. Innutactnrcrf'.
Penmaland P noeountsarcsollcrted.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wall at, N.
Deposits over ‘2. on). 000, surpln- '00. um (mug:
I. Dolmen marinas II. B Craufurd, vice prest.’ ,
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The,“ .—
poalfnorer Alden Sol-
.nnrplus usflhiw.
inane. prone; ohn ll. Kn: , trees. Interest
palddeponiiova. ouey onmortgage.
mu, masonic.)
SOUTH NORWALK BER? 00. S. N. Hominid
hoof, pork,sheep, lamb. veal, etc
TERRY WIN A. CO.. N. Armour" sbwf and
provisions. Home (Indeed lamb and mutton
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTONJJ. Postoflloehoxds, N. Circulars
folded in over low Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
CARR GEO. T. foot Raymond st, 5. N. Ilorse-
ga Egg-lug! BUILDERS.
BKLLJJEO. 3. «co. P. Oboxwt, 3. N. builders
of bridges, docks, ptle foundations, etc.
BOOT AND 8H0): DEALERS.
BROWN, II. 3. 30. Main st, 3. N. custom Work and
repairing a specialty
HARYKY,O II. Now Main n.5, .N. specialnesin
book, then andrn
SCRAUBJO“ £8013,“ Washington at, 8. N.
ligand Wm low Flees.
300‘! AND SHOE REPAIRINO.
PHILLIPS, GEO. 2Jllallroadl’laoe. an. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BOOKSBLLKBS AND STATIONEBS.
PINNEO, J. ARTHUR. N card engraving, wad-
ding I RI. wgoods.
PLAIS’I‘KD’S DRUG 8T0 48 ashingtnu st,
3. N. school supplies and general stationery.
BOX mans. (Wood and Paper.)
Lm'pne llWaterst, 8. N manufacturerof hat
bouts, etc. General shop jabbing.
c"'DIIII.D11(O lawman
MJORNE. ,fLW-hingtaart, 5.1 also
bins ,sewer pipe. hay. straw, etc.
LION Mm. T. Watt: at, N. brick of all
uncookcflsstc, hair, etc. also blue
line.
RAYI BROS. Iilwaokee, Philadelphia and
WMWMIimmmennsd-nant.
Bums, CHEESE, EGGS. ‘Cc
BOSTON“ BUTTER HOUSE, next door to the Port
16,—. npeclalty made of all different
varietlenofcheese
lunged and domestic. All
grades of hutter,eggs cannedgoods, etc.
CARRIAGE DEPOSITORIES.
DANN, WI. KhoWallrt. N. Carriages, harness,
horse.sta stableandcarriagef u ml.shlngs
cumulus AND BIIILDKBS.
CROWKJAIEFI C. shopAnn rt, 3 N. estimates
given, sobbing promptly attended to.
IOR‘I’ON, WI. A. o‘Z'hylornveuneJ. N. Jobbing
promptly attendedto
Bartram, I 1:, Randall’s still. m Iodern
Inac run cheappow er eats Into ve
low agile. large work” a sp-ialty '1
RAYIOND. J. It. (5on at, 3. N. launfsetmer
of holdings brat eorner.hlockn col
mum, newells baluaten. Mm scroll sawing and
turning. Hatblocks, bottomboardmbenchet ,mu
Jobbing dons.B Mutate- givsa. Telephone 51—6.
SIIKRWOODB II. III (trove st, 3. N. .10be
pro-woo “leaded to. n“
WIIJION, II. B. shopCrnnsst, m-nrlnln .-Om:ecor
achrallldrlenavefi. steamwood working,
midday, windowf rams no turning. lowest
estimatas Iooey honed. number m
cam'rs AID Ottoman.
BCOYIKLD d ROYTJOamts N. no Wash
Ington at, s. N. also adv .
CARBIAOK uNlJlAc‘klllKIts.
TILLY. IIKNIIY. Nolan: at. II N. manufacturer“
hpoclal alteutiotr given to repairing
WRIGHT l ILYNN, lootof Vr-Klln rumoure—
flc. Painting
trial-lag no a
I
D‘AR’I’gfiO. .lflhl‘lfl, [mum
way,N he wow-pond parties.
“NW-Du, N. WWI”
Ill-D.
“1:01.“! OOODII.
IAmJJ'. t 00.5 Iain rt. N. also 8'!
dealers, lulu-en and bookseller-a.
calm I’ll" worse-roam
LEONARD,€'HAI§.T. Wu 1‘. Ill linen and
I”) m m etc.
CIGAR MK IAIU'AC'I‘UIm
BTJOIIN cm. 3. filmbalist 3N. wane
turn of clgarhons denials ribbons.
(210A. ”81AM...“
EOYTIOLWADCIOARCO The, 1030 Iain
3,3 Emblem“ tinsel gnu.
OLD WILLCIOAI CO. The, Washington It, 8.1V.
WAOIKLS an 80.
MK, I. 2'. “DWI!
s... “.225; m"?
. I S. I.
Mira-Io women'm $37!:
RID W.I.IBON.ABW _ .
“a“ and” mama-um! fly
woono I.llsia a. an
30““. “v mun-W!
ammo DIALIKI.
milmm lanai: balm-n.“ NM and It
MIL-antacid
J 00.“. AND WOOD.“
01m 11. ft. w 3 1w
WI Mimi. Wm
reenter monk w mm
as: I
kindssf klaol ayiwood.
IIAYIOIDBmlnhI (humeral mall .
.. MM]! «satin-fond.”
' TOLL”, aaaoo.
“KIQHfl‘CI
13053.
mm column ’Oootuo it‘d".
WM I’ad law-fro,
ImmmWfih‘u-msng-
WHWIIKEMW
OIIIce hours, an to. loop. or.
KENDALL, CEO. 3.. D113. Washl ,oor.
I’rankllnslsJI. N. Eonrtiiarn. we pro.
NBWKIRK onion at residence Lewis at,
near WCongregatIonol church, N. gas admlnls
Goldand porcelain crowns Insured. 0t. N.
WEED, W. L., D. D.5. col-Lasththi 5.
Ilourslia. in, loop. to. (in “fifth.
DOORS, BASH AND 1!le .
SIITII.W. II. Ar C0. In a I7 Water at, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, ctr.
DRAIN AND SEWER l'll’l.
PM]. [mill-column, 3N. thedstone,
"L‘TMUICW, etc.
RAYIOND B303. Akron, salt glazed audoenasut
pipeJtoflIocbsIa diameter.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Ian Zaudt ave, E. N
Sands hours,3‘.toii)nrn ttonMm Preamp
tims e’arrfull compounded
cum; o. alwsrl sf N Established no
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIOGS JOHN A. II Iain at. N. Ierfumes,-—Ilfty
five diluent perfumes.
PIAISTED'S. 4: I W ushlngton at, S. N. potent modi.
cities, etc. l'bysiclans' prescriptionsaepocialty.
DI!" £0008.
AIBLER. J. L. h30NS—' 'I'hc Equitable, " No. ‘7
Gazette building, N. Dry good-, oil cloths, mat-
tlhgsand rugs.
BANKS, E. K Mahsckemo 110th block, 8. N. dry-
goods, notions. gloves, etc. Underwear 2 tpeculty.
BENNETT, J. P. 1') Main st, N. Business camb-
lrshcd over forty-two years.
DICKERIAN, A. d: SON, til Washington st, S. N
'8000! would. etc. doctor v.)
800an A IIOY'I', stlnzettc mag. N. (it! Wash—
lngtou st, 3. N (rice sort-rum!)
STREET, EDW ARD, 6 Gazette biog. N. Dry
goods, fancy goals. notions andhosrery
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AD. \MS EXPRESh CU, oilicc railroad station, :a'.
N. and -I.‘l W all «r, N. Expm‘l! forwarders to all
ports of the world l‘asnertger truluscrvicc, Low
rates. Lunar llunt agent
BXPBESIMEN.
BI'XTON It BRL'NDAGE, officeat Benedict 2,”
Wall st, N Our motto, ”prompt attention. "
CAV ANAGII 3 EXPRESS, mfnruituro and
pianos round. Lune ordcrs at luieted s, 5. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W, N slate at memoirs and
Hal»: :I. (am-fill and prompt ecrvitr.
EXTRACT”, "8315028. 310.
BYX BEE. I'. s. a: ('0. to Main r-t, N. Iauufactnr-
m of 3cntield'~ celebrntul flavoring, extracts.
NORWAIJx' EXTRACT CU. N. manufacturers of
Inc extracts. l‘. 3. Ambler.
FI' BTILI ZERS.
RAYMON D Bill )3. llmrlk y "-r Blips r phosphate L1:
ial manure» laud villain: r ground hunt- wood
SMITH, W. II. .k (:0. Water at. N. agents for W ll-
limo Clark & (.‘o.’a staid-Malibu".
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYIOND BROS. ordinary sin in sunk,
lain to order ,dreluortar,vand,cht';:ney due p.32:
rrsrr. omits. cums, mo.
HUNT A ZELII’F, WWashiugtou rt. 3 N Inc
nth. oysters, clams fruits, game. vegetabla, etc.
PLAO AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOIIN B. 8: Taylor avenue. 3'. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dag, concrete,
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walk-I.
FLORIDA STEAM AND “(’1' “Am
”ENTRIES.
IEEKER. W. K. at CU. Music Hall block. 3. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND I' EBB.
"ISLAND GKI" FLOUR. the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L'ROMIKDIRU, DANIEL. east ad of Washington
It bridge. The choicest of family Iour ktpl.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in
package, load, ear or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Doricn. ('rofoot A' lime. (irmu. choir:
ground feed, graham and rye dour.
I’LOBls‘l's.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 8 .plonts, cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made\ to order
GUIGUB, P. L. rhiWurd at, tipIp. l: nion (' emeteryN
Plants, cut flowers, etc. oral work a specialty
IcKAY, JOHN, B. N: near the depot. Bedding
ants—cut lowers and dorol work of all kinds.
roses a specialty.
SII'I'B, JOHN ll. 30. Iain at. ”N. the oldest and
best known florist In this I‘lclfllly‘. Pinnts,cut
flowers. etc. l'lornl work of all kind: a speclolty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEIA N. TII EODORI-l,Washingtm st. (east end}
Furniture, looking-(Insure, picture frames, on .
(IRA! or II'III‘ITLE3BY. at. Main at, N. (ltay
mond‘e old stand). Sec adverttsctnflt.
RAYMOND 020. H. new store, to and II Main st.
. Your non above old store.
STOW, DAVID, a, 13, so, and 32, So.Iain It, 3.N.
Furniture, mattress. etc.
0A3 LIGHT COIPAIIKS.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT ( OIPANY oflkze I9
Wm at. N. (In for light, host. and pomr
Cokenla cents per bushel Coal Tar three dol
lara per barrel, package extra.
BRUCE“ Molt-Ola.)
IIOLIBS a KEELER. Band II Wall st N whole
sale grocers, floor, nit, hay,ete.
$3.1.me “and IoII‘aII at, N wholesale
pmmour, footy-In, hay, e.lc
«loom
BROWNKWMO TOWuhingtonst, s.N.soie
agents for Premium creatnery butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. In Washington at, II N.
chain-norme- aadprovlaioua.
PKRRIS, CIIAH II. successor to Hutchhn ”No.
Nuhiedelicndesfor fatally trade.
HNNKOANIOWREILLY IQ o“Iain st, N. flour
fend, hay. straw, coat and wood.
PINNEY & BENEDICT II Wall at, N. fwey sad
‘ mum“:
Inflow. Wmmm-ttt't.“
om3;m3.1mtounm
CUYKB‘BOIVI‘ 1W 3.! stone.
curl-aw moon.
IIANND,W. (luau. asarth. station,”
Ashlin-Mac hoot-applies ..etc
LAWTON, P. D.&(‘0 mammalian
mien aadiabladeiieatiea.
L'IIOIIKDIKII, DANIlfnrastendostsblngion
rt. bridge“). N.teaa,coloes,spieu,anpeeialty.
IOORK‘ IIARIAN, No. Iain nt,nwWent, S 5.
the groceries, furoiptfra its. dour, feed, etc.
NEW YORK TEA CO 4? Iain rt, N.-AI. IIt-ller—
Teaw, wot-rs and spices a specialty.
Nitnmoxaomem-na 3? Iain at, N. a
spacialiyatade labiadellcacies
(YI'IIAIK, 0E0. “Wilton ave. and School I“!
Newsmmw‘oodnanduewpmeo.
skvaouuc. It. or Wuhl n, II. N. head-
quarters for oeiebrntodDew unasdgoods.
VALID”. CHAS. ll. BWall It. I. m but;
tenet-uremtnbleoelleaeles, feteratts.
“Hilly I'll-.8. (I‘rl'll 0')
ASCII“ JOSKI’II J.'.' Ionmeot, ti.N.aIsofonaers
“TIEXAWJRJCO. 791091 “,8.
Ilia
ofn-Iaki us,pl
nudes of‘hattnn furs.
mmu'koom.
wnmmw. AWstevItJl. N lmnfouuoa.
llghlmmmm boas.
stars Aim ammo)
KNAPP TIII lIA'I'TlIl. MW II. I. N.
a specialty lands of Ian still and hat.
RAT HANDIAW
and deal
CEO")? O‘KNAI’P. “Clam I”, fulfil?
Nair veranda ..l'tl‘... (it-roams "'
boom l WWII. HM st, 8 I. Wile
“ONDDOOWKM ,Dayst,3.li.alao!sw
cm in
you BA'I'LO. mum-hour limo. I
fi, 1'
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
ch coaching stallion “Gsillard”
HORSE BIIOIZRII.w
IcQL'IIAE, JOIIN, No. Iain st,” N . special at.
tention given to shoeing drii'lng d; trotting horses.
11mm.
ANKRICAN HOTEL. Io IalnIL N. J. 0. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
GERIANIA nmmmmmm
Sci-uh proprietor
NORWALK IIOT butt! ltlt. depot.
IcPherxon. nfiatf’m Iansoaecomodstias.
OLD WELL HOTEL. 80 Washington at. II. N. Reed
uaviiand, prqnletor. Enropesnplau. airborne.
11008! FURNISHINO GOODS.
STEVEN J.E.flWafih¢mu 8.Ncrocksry,
glasswagfiinaudwooden at, ~
ICE DEALERS.
Bl III'IIARD. fl. Bullion Point Farm. "3. N also
milkprrxlucer. .
. . 9 ' tusultan’tils seem.
COOL IDGE d: LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain st, N. Insnr
ance and red estate in all Its branches
LAYTON, JACOB I. Washington at next to P. 0.
mt. ore'. pntcgiau.nocldentmoiifc.oee adv.)
'LIWIIWOOD, Will. nor IainandWallrts. N Real
cstotednvustlhents, loans negotiated, etc.
IOIIIIELLJI l.‘ IIOMMEDIEII, 95 Washington at,
3. N. strictly first—clan companies represented.
TAYIOII A GOLDEN, in & itWatliingtou st,
3 N. IlcalEntnteand Insurance cc.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT (.EN'L LIFE INS. (:0, s. 3 L'-
II ommctlieu, agent, Washington at, S. N. sec ad.
IE'I'ROPOIJTAN LIFE INS. CO 20 Washington
st, 3. N 1",! l rublr maintain supf.
NOlIII'ALK FIIII’.’ 1N3. (:0. N. In successful
businens since 1360. No outwtandlrtp, Ines claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INN. (.‘O. The, Londor‘s block,
Iain st, 3. N. J no. French, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAI'FI’IID. ll. B. Masonic blrlg, N. 6% Bonds
Alxddiescx Banking and Equitable M't'gc Cue.
IRON AND STEEL.
SII'I'II W. 11.500. Isandl'.’ Waterat,N
springs, mice, curinge hardware, etc.
IRON FF NCE AND It AILINGS.
IERRITT. E. M. {Hand 5% Water st, N. Iron work
of all kinds
THE DI NI.‘ AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Wale!
st, 3. N. Wm ll. lloyt, proprietor
IRON POUNDBIBS.
("LES ll NANCY at The Norwulk Iron Work!
(10., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JE‘YIZ LII‘ RS.
FERRIS, A. ‘I 3950 Main st S N. np. i‘lty Hotel,
3. N. tine watch “putting a ”mighty
IIOY'I‘, 11.8.1333» Iain st, 3 N. strictly Ilrchlaav
goals at low prices.
JACKSON, LcGRAND, Mlel st ‘Ilwntchcs, din
moods, etc. Prue watch aspect ty.
HOOD. II. 3. diamonds. watches. Jewel .sllverand
plated ware, “Wing aspectalty. as st. 3 N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED 3. room 3 WW I 3, Wall
st. borough. Notary and Emilie
FROST, Russs a No. Main st, “notary legal
buttons of all kins care-fully attended to.
EURLBIF’I'I'I J BELDI'ZN, rooms and i} Gazette
building. Wall It, borough.
LIGHT, JOIN“. vim Washington st, 3.“: ..
cmnmlnioner of deed» for New York state. notary
LOCKWOOD EDW ARDM. rmtnl Gazette bldg,
Attorney, notary and [tensions
SEYMOUR, JOHN t9. room a, I-‘airflcld Co. Nat.
[Link but log, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH, ,JiIJIHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
at
LIVEBY STABLE s.
DANN. HORACE B. Excelsior livery and board-
mg s-tablcs. other No. 3 River at, N.
GIIEUUIIY Gilt). 5. II Knight III. N. Pine turn-
outz- :I specialty. Telephone ill-3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
i()i' iiII'iiuf) .‘IfANl' FACTL' RIM; i i)
N )Ianufnrturcrs of builders hardware. D‘Ltwlou
office so Pearl st; New York ofllce ‘Ia Braden;
Chicago office II) Lake st.
NORII'ALK LOCK COMPANY, S N New York
ofllcc S! Chambus st Locks and lillllill'fl hard-
ware; designers; founders workers of Irllrllc
house trimmings In bronze, hrann and Iron.
Lmlll DEALERS.
BILL, EJ.0Waterst,N. Allkinthoflnatberde-
livers-d to any point by rail, learn or yeast.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0 The, Water It.
nearlt. li.hridge,S.N. General machinery,
and brass castings. forgr Babbitt metal, to
pairs for mauufnctories steamboala
3(UPIKI. D, WM A. Knight «.N. New
mode and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET OARDENEKS.
JENNINGS a WATERBUHY, S. N. berries and all
ganlcn produce in min for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A IODZI. IARKH'I‘. ii) Wall st, N.Wm.WflIchll.
prop, beef, val, lamb. mutton and poultry,
AI’ ISON A. 156 Ian It, N. meats. fruits, vegeta-
bles, nah, oysters. dams, and ,.butter
sup, lard. tanned goods, etc.
NNE’I'I‘ HI II’I‘ED, meals. or”, lot;
BIntern, clam: fruits. 28 No. Iain :th .
1'1 Iain st, N. choice”
vegetables, etc.
B1331”. DANA (3.
poultry, lab.
BRI'I'I'O'S CENTRAL IARKKT, 6 Water at, N.
lean. vegetables, fruits, poultry, at lows“ prices.
CARR, WILLIAM II. Benedict Par- Inarkwt, [.N.
Pine meats. fresh vegetables-Immunity”
PARRING'I‘ONI J. A. mesmfiml t1,“ Ash, 0
vegoubles, frt‘. Lubutler. etc R. (“IN
GEI3'I', (ll-20. Ill Chestnut It, 8 N choire meNata,
vegetables, frnlt, etc. lowestcash prices.
HAYKS "RD Id Rollin It 8 N. primal.“
of all kinds. llama renderodlard a specialty.
JUDIION, A. (l CentralIsrkct our. Ialnandllavi-
land st, 3. N. Choice ratatn, poultry, vegetables.
IJIBUIINIIIR,‘ WI. IQ Wanw st. bridge, 3.
5 W I), L. Westwa- St. kiln. K. I. Inc
‘39:. m. MW
IDCKWOODAJDCKWOOEW 1 Iain t1. Ildaa
1.1038, A 8., Old“ Well lath”; No. Into It,
Imprints andpoultry allows-t prises.
IALIO. AIJIIN, Iahnt, uearanlI Rehabs
meats. lob, oysters. vegetables, delicate-emote.
PILKKIIINO. II it. Kati ave.op. school house. KN.
uncured. mutton, etc
94' IIAI‘LI JACOB, a; West Washington ¢,I.N.
strictly lint-clan meats, poultry a specialty
III'I'H'S WASHINGTON MARKET, “Walk
toast, II N. one munadpoultry fovfarnity trade.
3PILLANKJ. W. I5 hound N. wagon ra-
dally all over Ihoiowu u'
WAD W. II. ll-Grove, 3.11.
loall‘prts am:::. fine fresh and main.
WIXON, J. 2.7; ailmN. ('Itoieo meats, pouL
In. ml u, but. am. etc.
IlAltDLK AND OKANITK.
RATE). 1’. W Water sLN manufat’tarerof due
puiteaud unrblevmvk, alno dealer in building
nitrite and cemetery work.
STEVENS. I. W. 50 Iron st, N. Inble and part
Ito monuments, hearlrtonss, postsme
“LEON. All) 3|!!an
p, IKYIOUII. KKNKY. I. Wat ave, LN. All kinds
of (also.
mason contacts
on N WILLIAI, IoWIlwaav-ngl. Ilene
arm. Alan ,carbiag. etc.
III'I'II, WILLIAI II. Is West 1.3.1 Jobbhg
LAWLOII. WILLIAI, 15 Hill rt. 1'. Allin-rho!
atone and grading promptly attended to.
Granite-u from ray own qwry.
III‘I ovum-nan.
com mm Innovate build: II. and It
No. Iain M N. 'sf goods
IIKKODAN'I‘ 1111.033.
WKLKqumN. Avert-riot"
[mil 1’! Norlkloluldhl. nut-1m
I!
sCIIKIiKJI. IfdlroadMKI. lavish-I
chains-metal t.y
lull) omens.
all" 0.7. Jury-and KN. MIG-W
Manure-ram"
FRITZ, IISSIINNIB P. 191 Ilsln It, N. Plan
and organ Instruction.
GIBSON, ALEX. S. 37!!! 3%,]. Piano,
1h organ
HUNTINGTON, IRS. 120 Iain “.N. Vocal hr
Nstrnctlou and voice dehvalopursu
ASK. I193 JENNIE K it North to 1.
Plano oaudorganlm’trnctlon ” M
SAWYKRJIIIS. RJ. teacheroflnmnusstallld
vocal nuclei“. Redidencoat M13. If. We.
West as
m L. “ms DEPOT!
DWI]. B. row-us In stI ”.N. bland.
wmkfimr n. i WW1“ mm}
55 ant 3. .
Itwapapstn,
s. N.
mui’f’i’m... (a lit-”4""
m a mono-mum Imam
PODIOBE, WI. under Salvation Army Baruch,
3. N. stoves. mm. crockery, mete
arm PLANT!” AND "All!“
BELL. IIIIIAI 110.1on III, 3. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clntu
CUTBII.I..II J. footot Raymund. EM
sale dealer In due oysters.
BOYT, W. If. new. IMWaoerrt, 8.11"me
Raymond) planters. exporters and
dealers In native oysters.
REED a IIOUSMAN, 134 Waters”. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters
VAN NAME, J. L. 800., P or Box on a. N.
Oysters and clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWAI K PATTERN WORK: Chan. Y! Ma
thorpe prop, Riverside are 3.] ”tom, Steam
dli'ot Arr Furnace worlr a specialty Sole
agent for the celebrated Canon f.uruace
PAINTS, mm AND GLASS.
PROWI'I‘T ..I 1245 Main st III. Jewett‘s lends.
history and Wudaworth‘ a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. chctt'n, Ammtic and Ansley n
Le.an (nlrutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
for Longmnn A. Inrtimz points.
PAPER ll ilNGlllG‘. .
PRATT 3 CO Water at, near Wall, N. also paints.
oils and trim.
PBUWITT, I. T. tbllalnnt, N. windownharloe.
Hollands, fixtures, etc
TAYLOR A C0. 21 Main at, III. also hardwmt,
paints, oils, glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
BI ACKIAN, C. A II Iain sufl Inmtsasoun
pmcun. Children rphotoa 2) specialty
NORTH, f}. S. 78Washlugton ll. N. new
only and that thebes It.
RE ADIAN F. E. Gazette build N. Cabinot
photographs $0. 50 per don; one! don. $1.50.
PIANO Till“! AID lllflm
EENDELC. F. lockwoodHalMN. Alsodsalorlu
pianos. organs, sheet music, etc.
PLAN!!!) MILLS.
RANDALL, mun D. RN. Alli kindlof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
ammo.
IEKKERACO. W H. Ionic Rail “1.9.1“
Plumbing, stem and wanting.
NAsll, I". II. am. one. IdoatldWeatsts.” N.
Plumbing and gas fitting, mainland heaters.
BAILIOAm.
NORWAYJ tram RAILWAY G). J-oIW'.
Hyatt, pleat; Edwin G. Hoyt, nlipt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB I. Washington at, next to P 0
3' N. property for Ila, houses to rent. (soc adv)
IIIKRELLA L ROIIEDIEU, III Washington at.
3. N. selling, renting and collecting.
WIIM’iN (1F (Ian-t la brig, N lntl‘mefllfl mu
mum-yin loan A no In mutual written In hour
of companies at thol nwmal mm.
WimnII' ARI). R. .\ No. .IIu n a
rent and Du. I1: ~-'. . . n form‘s.“
Itluri’l'A [I ltAN'l’ID.
BEE DIVE, 5 Water at, N. wrinn mall at all
hours, dinner Inc.
HENRY” 1680. Main at,” N. The host '5' dinner
In that city. Board by the day oll' week.
BANI'I'AI‘T “WIVES.
RIDER. W B & SON. 46 Wuhlngton st, 3 N.
Hydraulic and civil engineers.
301100]... (Primate)
DAIRDHI I138 INSTITUTE, II Orchard at. N.
Young Indie.
3 N. houses 0
iron NORWALK KI'II.I'I'ABY.Wl INSTITUTE, N. frank 3.
pal. Circular on request.
for girls and young ladies lit» for an
or course com late in Itself Fully squ ppm lab.
rotary attac . New York art‘lsto emp ed In
musical doparttaalt Special ulvnntngrg or the
the study of art, Ian gem and elm-Minn
Spring u-nn be nsApril h. Circulars w. .I Dr
sent upon appl on,
”EWING MACHINES.
SHAILKR, (7. I Id Schism st. SIN, “Wheeler and
Wilson" and "Ilousehold," media. on. attach»
meats. Repairingatpaelalty.
3EW’KI COWC‘IOIS.
RAWOND BROS. lower. built, wator plpos lrlld
excavating, oiling,gradlng,lan till-capo gorrtomng
IIOll MANUFACTIIIERD.
MUNEBUBY, IATIIZWSON a CO. 8.51. ladi
Inc shall.
GEO. B. WEKDKCO. urfsnlrrmomn, 73
fl, and" .l Water at . lat-blunted taro.
Ianufacturers of ladlen niralis' and children it
one footwear for the trade
BRET-WAIST! AND “WWEAI.
Rtf'I'I‘IIINSON, COLE .k CO. Norwallt. New York
and Bridgeport. Cool.
”POW 61m
AIKKNJOIIN If mIsIovt, N. headquarters for
guns, oshiug tackle, maultloh, etc.
”All! annulus.
cnllegp
" m;D§V:AN “monstrous. WM
All]!
MIAMI“? TICKET" some.
comer-1 W. Isa-rate haildilnhm N. tremolo
tickets,
LAY’fliN JACOB I. W‘Iaflbu st, am to 7.0
3..! Padang: may «use. (am an i
310'! mamas.
reruns Jon II. fostofW-nulnmmnfl, All!
brick. than, most
”narrow, JOHN! ”Taylor KIM I I Also
KAYION’D Elton. Nu, mammal no
www.mlwandrnasl m
m HANG” AUDI ”I‘m
KETL'BUIM LAM, ”WEISS. h, 0‘
men
row J. [5" frauds. woven.
rum . mm»
pntrs. ate. 'I'iaand mwurl’nnpnauty.
stunner. MM”, is: Waist“ st
unwrap, Molnar «to.
ram. roux"
Kl. m
mobs-"Wk”:n-ptlymamdtn.
mos J D Inv- I... ”at.
. . . pg".
”Tutti.”
IAYIOII’D.OIO.II. nudfi‘ldafil. ”I.
one-slum; flotsam-o.
vaIl’IA’Kk roam M
mono. . . . simian
demm . inhuman
"PILALLIN mien-dint “no
«and... awn-um.
“‘0
mfiMddaw
um
SMITH, W. II. ACO Iflbl? Women N. agents, l'
IEAD. Mn KillsldgN. Day and boarding school ‘
Km mwolls Clnmw
asarflbddgifldi. ' stunt“
oldOmrn-onbnrnonl’mpeetkiulsnt
light. The place it mmopied by
John Sherwood. llewasin roo-
obowt Itfloo'eloek. whenheglaooedoot
o! iaswlndownnd noticed tundra
had besw started between thoehiekan
mood that-sen. Taking-watering
pot hunting-inked the firewlth little
trouble. Upon farther investigations
Ir. Huerwood diaeovusdonroohidiog
mmmmmcmmum
felowrsnaao'tks found mound
um Inflhsrwoodsnyuhnraan
wnnof ordinary height, bare headed, and
inhhsblrtsluverau that India not
live very far from turmoil“; opero’
Itionnannenrnnheeonkl judge.
r. n. c. a. manner.
Dorm of "rammed-n M July
drunk to II! action
Attendaaeolo “0“}???wa '
Ignilyovmgr .... ....... 3“,,” 1;;
norm”; unless,
Avuaam... ........... JO
Totslnitendnueolammsu ...... (1,493
’Coiisonthssiekn .
Brnirmnnndnoelalen Iln ........... I
Latternwmienonl'. I i. A.Work
utters
Iwrlrrelwrrrww ......
Requests for mm
new out“ new.
..r.r,,.,.
”all games ad .............. . f.
53me rows ............. . 7.
Average ......... . I7
(norm........... ...... .., I
W rem Hemline.
The association wfinn fo publicly
thankllovJI. Km for his kind
nose nhownlo plant-guitar dismal
hirvcinIIantomnhimtbat
flagrantly-pyramid.
magnum-anom-
footynebtA-ntsnrbtlnu’ttnofthe
Indinnllatbov Ynekt Club tomorrow.
mA-ntsnrwill asst Islands» the
femur twentyarvsnfoot mm 3..
of NewYahnvppooadiokrtkefsstost
boats-f luv “phi-them. AL
though the Annie-threw“ snot
mooriovineibloioberdna.shewifl,on
account of her extra . have to
concedeotinnndowaocoo about three
minutes to the Sonic II This, if the
wind relight, my result to W! dam
«on Legal Nominations
A liridgsportpapersays; It appears
that the mule Theodoy
night or Norwsik formulas-pan
F are not legal. A well known military
man, of this city. says they atom legal
and Kivmlflm m that five days
notice, is termites] by law when such
nominations are to be made In the
mm mm! only than days notice was
mvsn, Thin-«mm M9
in the final result. but it will "out“
another muting Moo-pay l’, legally
wotnml. . .
claws to M
William Jones. a firm on the (1m
solidocerl road, had a narrow escape
'frnotrieailh,ynmdoyalm Whale
getting or! biennium Whitfield
depot but (mistippodnwd befall between
tho engine and tender. The engineer
saw the pniiown W of his ”rem,
amt jumping frown bin cab pulled the
fireman clear 0! that”. Holdup“
witlrahsdly braked foes-sod one foot
painfully wen-shad.
sumo-o ”‘6; M
Ito. norm tr. 1’. Prior. vinai- «Iv
played to; them rm“ ikeluk’
wood Mfg. (to-puny factory. knee-e
overcome by the m bent. Dr.
Clark was nomad and m
mondrniao‘ ikntkndn m at
fail. Iv. Print in subject b m
sprint ilownn torrid how inn esp
undead bowdiproknkly for! as bad
comm-themdwtodoy.
A Wm funny.
A party fmfibeflyenjryeda
wognaemrflnwlm Inflow”-
m.whmapiaauwtenflwas node on
Homily-t Edam-ethic
on»! "W W” In the
potty wars Rev.“ ”a. W m.
Dismal». than: I’. Altman. Ir.
and In. Kick-rd ll. iloldeo. It.“
In, llnwkll. Taylor, Ila Ads Boo
lam and Ilka. M
Tandoori”? 1mm
The pass in the saws. Tao-in
vs. P.K and Taylor “Mr“
bmnonmvaP.Konn-dm.
dim-rt MondKuyrnftKno”
1-on tom-aw
val’. Knapp—IT”. ”2....
Maomw
Thesis-um Mwlik a Ian
. and 6 The convention will open Toes.
lung Iiu Ioda Adana In this city.
. Prank Harrison of Brooklyn, is the
(dent of North avenue friends this week.
Insane Jennie and Erna (how have
returned fro. their visit to Asbnry Park.
u”. H. T. Zotflfl, of New York city,
In visiting relatives silo. I Ion avenue.
Ilsa Ioniofltan, of East Nurwslk, is
spending a few days with rrmivu In
Weston.
It. and In. Henry E. K .oo, of New
Haven, are visiting f. :vods In South
Norwsik.
Ito. II. (J Ioshu an» olooghtet have
returned fro. onexieod. .I visit to Plain:
field, I". J
Charles A. Quinlard's family nod Bliss
Lula ”tooley return tins wrek from
”an move.
W. I. Whitney and family, of the hop
ougb, will spend the month of August
at lief! Inland. .
Victor Belle-ck, book-keeper for the
Notwalk Savings Society, In taking his
mount vacation.
Frederick Aymar, of Stockbridge,
In." It a meet at Robert I'so Karen’s
on West avenue.
John H. (Immley,the popular borough
policeman, in home from his vacation
and is on duty today.
Ir. and In. James A. Brown and Ir.
and In. Albert Chm have returned
from their riding trip to Troy, 1“. Y.
(loom Andrews, of Stamford, in in
town fovafowdays. Halsthsgusuof
Ii- Anale Stevens. of Eighnd avenue.
II. "and Dunning will spend a two
weeko’ vacation among friends at South
Norwnik and Powwow-Danna
Sail.
Olives Jaekaoo, of the borough, who
has been travsflug la the Wed for the
Hartford Cycle company, is home on a
short viii.
Rev. It. fiebbnrd has arrived in town
frontinfioutb and will spend his two
would vacation with his fatally on
Inpfe street.
Among the menu at the Inhackemo
hotel for the past few days have been
William limit: and C. I". Forbes, both of
whom have many friends here.
flatten Bishop of the borough, who is
”ending a few weeks among the Berk-
shire Hills in km for a few days, lIs
will return to the Hills on Monday.
Fred L. Boater. who has been spend
in; the week with friends in the White
Ioorlfaim. returned home “If-i morning.
Hie packets w'rrr filled with nmw balls.
In» Annie Conley, who has been vio-
iilogbev “chum Hunter in
New Haven, returned horns yesterday
alter mm. In. Hunter accompanied
her.
Tl! “REID?” Al‘lAL am
Prose-wt” of the Convention to he Ilold
I. Watavtwry. aw I and a
PM!” Hyatt nod Beeretary Jones
of the (haucticutfltaie Fireman's Aw
elation have just honed tho invitations
and program-u of the annual conven-
tiooto be heldio Waterbury August 5
day with the mating“ the executive
committee at the Scoviile House from 10
to 12. when members are requested to
report to the secretary, present cutlery
ital: sign the roll and receive a badge
At 10’; pip. tn. the convention will open
at Jaeqm' Opera floods. After prayers
Iayor Baldwin will welcome the guests
and appoint-rents of committees will be
made. Reports will then be read and C.
I. Dutch. 0! Willi-antic. delegate of
the National Causation of Plump
worn in Knananfllty, will tasks a report,
no! a dine-aloe will follow on what
constitut- a pod fire hose. and
can of the some. Chief lisndrlek of
New Haven, will read a paper entitled.
"An the m and ky-Iowr of the
m ”do Edwin W
a Pathetic wad tars; ‘lnfhwia.
la amyloenisd lathe slate of
New York, In W, the following
masher-gum:
on m not! seen crown.
You’ll
savanna
on III a I)! III! noon.
on,“ ”wetness-h,
an.“ unsure—s
Int-Inner” .
'24-.”
no.“ will“.
Dana-r
”Mill!” WWW .
The work of taking the ooosusol 1800
for the You district of Connecticut,
comprising New Haven, I'nirfleld and
Litchtleld counties, was completed last
night, the papers forwarded to Washing-
tonand the clerks 1! Super-
visor McCarthy places the population of
the seven towns which contain more
than 10, 000 inhabitants In the dintrict as
follows: New Haven, 85,826: Water-
bury,38,184; Iuidoo, 2.5.320 Bridgeport,
48.;9I0 Dsnbury, 19,500;Norwslk,l7,734;
Stamford, 15.5% ,.
nir6itrs 6r carnal».
Exercises of their Annual Yield Day at
liarnford on August '51.
The annual paudoatul pionicof the
Knights of Columbus of this district
willboheld lumber! on Thursday,
August 21. The district
Bridgeport, Danbnry. Newtowu, Milford
Norwslk, Greenwich, Betbelnnd Sumo
ford, tho it in expected that the delegate;
in attendance will number at least 500.
The exercises will be under the auspices
of St. Aumtioo Council, No. II, of
Stanford, and the march will be from
the depot through the priuclpal streets,
after which there will be a’picnic at
Woodside Park, afternoon and evening.
At the park there will be a horsetrot, a
base ball match between the Danbury
and Santa Maria clubs and a tug of war
between the Stamford Fire Department
and the New Haven Rail Road team.
There will be dancing afternoon and
evening. - __
ono rrtwws’ arrt'lr. AID.
Ila-Inn Koeeivad and Benefits
Voted—Tho Death Into.
At the regular meeting of the Odd
Fellows' Initial Aid Association held in
New Haven last evening, the applica-
tions of eight members of lodges were
favorably acted upon. Benefits ,were
voted ounceount of the death of Wile
Iiarn Schollhon, John B. Smith and L.
W. Sperry of New Haven, and Barry
Iiddlatown of Heriden. Since January
30 ninetyoaix new members have been
admitted to the association. “La Grippe"
claimed many victims during the winter
and spring. but outwith-tending this the
death rate and amusements have remain-
ed the some this year as for the corres-
ponding months last year.
at Emma Gallagher of Norwalk.
July 2, Johu'l’. Sheehan of Norwalk,
and Mary Pugh of Norwalk. James
Savage of Norwalk, and Hannah Dono-
van or Norwalk. W. B. Gregory of
Norwalk, and Mary L. Mellon of Not-
walk.
July 3, George W. Boson of Norwalk,
and Dora Hoyt of Norwalk.
July 9, Henry Robinson of Norwsllr.
and Iouioo Martin of Norwalk.
July 12. Joseph Lee of Norwalk. and
Eliza Footoof Norwalk; .
July )4, Nelson Palmetto of Norwalk,
and Sadie Baptis of Norwalk. (3nt-
Ihckett of Norwalk‘, and Mary '8. Out
of Norwalk.
July23, Joesph B. Bidet of Norw'slk,v
sud Marietta I. Stowe of Norwalk.
July ',10 Daniel Iolnar of NM;
and Susie Vodas of Norwalk.
ALL ARDI.’ ND— TIIB— STATE.
Hatters Worthy of lontlort that Do Not
Happen Every Day.
Three promising colts were found dead
in Charles Buckingham‘s lot in New
lilifordon Wednesday. Someontunpt-
cowardhad poisoned them by main:
Paris green mixed with oats.
Hugh Mitchelson, aged 70, a wall
known resident of Bloomfield, was so
severely kicked by a vicious mule on
Tuesday that he' IE! not expecmd to live.
After four months of wedded life Gus
Ringer, a New London barber, has voted
marriage a failure and has packed up his
duds and shipped to parts unknown.
ills wife knows of no reason for his de-
eertiou and takes it greatly to heart.
George L. Schuyler, of New York, a
guest of Commodore Gerry on the flag-
ship Electra of the New York Yacht
squadron all the Pequot house, New
London, was found dead in his cabin
yesterday morning. Yesterday after—
noon the Electra conveyed the remains
to Newport.
The state board of health visited Meri-
den yesterday afternoat at thoinviiatiou
of Mayor Page, for the purpose of ex-
amining the quality of the water in
illsck pond and the nature of the our-
rounding ground, in order to learn
whether the site is lit for an addition to
lferideu'a water supply. Samples of the
water were taken away for analysis.
The Mtddleto’ wn agent of the Connec-
ticut Humane society found a number
of live lambs with their legs tied lying
in a freight shed in that town Wednes-
day, and he cut with his pocket knife
and began to turn them loose. This was
no fun for the butchers to start out on a
chase as warm as the weather was Wad-
nondny afternoon, and the blood of tho
butchers was heated and their Ire raised.
New
Two musicians was inSouth Norwalk
last Tuesday and expect to come here
again, who gathered quite sum of money
by playing in various places in town.
They are Joueph Johnson and Charles
Tracy, of New York. The former playa
onntin whistle and Tracy on a small
cabinet organ. Both are good perform
as, particularly Johnson, whose feats on
the whistle are wonderful. [In makes
these whistles him-ell and they are fitted
with a slide to an to be tuned toaoy key.
lie is an expert. striking occidental: and
semitones in the quickest times as read'
ily as an expert paladin ona Ballot
note. Ilia performance of Levy‘s triple
tongue polka, imitating a comet, was
first elm. Ills tin whistle is a mine of
wealth. He goes around to various cities
and plays on the boats between New
York and the shore towns, considering it
apoor day that he and his partner do
not take in 81' r.
Iowaytoa Satan.
Thaquedion as to who will be engaged
as principal of the public school has not
yet been settled. William Codllpp. the
committeeman. has the hiring of the
mo and we understand that applicants
are numerous. A lady teacher in also to
be engaged.
The children and In fact the older
Iolkn are looking forward to tho Metho-
dist exconion which Into beheld on
August 8th, with much pleasure. A
outclas- time is assured.
(Jrfypeopfe can't-torn! it any longer
and on magic Ilowaytoo Ia quite
bra numbers. Theyrsnfiza from ear
that are vary few more “able
places in wbiohto spend the brand Iro-
Connecticut Pauutn.
The following were issued July 29,
1390. List furnished from office of A.
If. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Comp:
William W. Keys, Bridge rt, two
patente,metnlboat anddoo ziug cop-
per; FrederickJ. Lockwood Brid
check punch: Dunno J. Kelsey.
Haven, protractor, Thomas Payton,
Hartford, oil cup; William J. Show and
C. Birkery Hartford, gripper for print-
ing eases: Wallace (l. Grimes, rur-
cinge; Dwight P. Mills, Naugatuclr
circular knitting machine; Charles?
Iouroe, Meriden, lamp shade: John
”chindier Bridgeport, hrs-proof chlmu
tube; Clarence B. Egghetouaod J.
IaI‘ave, IIerideu. handle for cutlery;
iieorge ll. Elliott, Thompson, w on
track; William H. Pago,Norwicb. ur-
nace c. Trade-mark: Union Iotalo
lic Cartridge 130., Bridgeport. cartridge
shells and primers.
Railroad Taxation.
Judge Thnyer has prepared his finding
for the Supreme court in the tax ease of
the ”late of (bumticut vs. the Connoll-
dated road. The onto now rests on thus
two poiuh: First. the right of the m
to Interfere after the board of equaliza-
tion has accepted the report, “a,
and, the med-bigot the lam "door;
hand, "whether it means cash alone, or
I” to include all the material on handfor
consumption by the road. The lists:
"cash on bond," which in in dispute,bnd
all of these materials been counted out,
would have dropped from about $5,111).-
000 toabout 3500.000. The amount of
cash on bond was deducted from the
Taxable arr-rt», and therefor the larger
the cast item the smaller the lam
Tho lion-It of Weuill fight Ibo”.
LastJanuary luv. Albert C.
of New Haven. was confined to his
by Inflammation of one of his patina,
ibaimoeofwhichhad become til-sand
through the pressure of a tight pair of
too... Tboflrstjolnt of tbsioawas re
uoved but this did not check the Iu‘
damnation and a few days later the
member was amputated cloasto the foot.
Now gangrene has not in and it will be
nooesanry to remove the foot from the
ankle joint. Mr. Raymond ls mootr
four years old and It is feared that he
may not survive the operation
A flack Dnvov l- l'wltkoau.
“OM" of the lower portlon of
Z” Iain Met, ”fld‘rpurk. were smud-
what wtrprinrd on looking from llwif
windows the other morning. to behold In
young woman rammted can back at.
tacked to Which was a epiritari pair of
my horse's. 3h- haodled the ribbons
with such grace and case that it drew
forth struck admiration from the people
pad-g all the shoot. The back was
oeeaplsd by four burly (lemons who
assured tosajoy their ride hugely. 'I no
right was noel: a mom tbsttbo people
to that vicinity have not yet recovered
from the shock.
main r...» or Wall.
Ir.CkatIss flan-of Booth lorwalk
is hoarding Merv-Ira. Losin- Day
and Ii. Fannie Hoyt of Norwalk are
visiting Ir. and In. Henry Smith.
Thsyarseoutiosof Ir. Btulth.-—-Ibs
mflmard, whohasbooaaoioaraiog
laffldgaosld forthapnl fortnight. ra-
tnraed lobar hours In South florwnlk
"on-..,...
An Ina-role. to Dar-infl-
On My, August Iltb. tM "W‘-
lstzd will run a grand ensur-
mb m A was! train will
leave Bridgeport at mm a. nu, nods;
“W” W without IMO‘
oars, “a giving tons days tilts at this
famous auto-m resort.
canon-I
”also (hip-nine. themed also
«ammo-tum
robberyoadjsilhuakiogwuhnnnasp‘
sored by DeputyY m Bolster near
Wsl'srryJ. Y.
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