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SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN" WEDNESDAY AUGUST 6.1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
41‘
molaicrfitv
new! worm WWI“ AID INTI-KIT.
mgom . 3.1!. mules mom.r.r.ssrrslsu.n.ugbtssmmus “31W i?.$?1m A FARMERS FATAL FALL. PRISON“: PARAGRAPH. BIG MONEY CALI-E13 FOR.
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“aw QUINTAEDJV kmn'mman m “w ‘0 “III! N. h PLEASURE AT COII'O. I.“ B. ”IMO v. spending bid “RIVER ‘ND um BILL,
TOWN 03‘ 403W“.
W: 11 11W. sum—some
wusmfm *
To Mo! our loaders who annotat-
steady owns at tho last we woolly: .0111:
will! ll. heroin repress-m w o r as
or atoll degree. will. be found
callable 111 every business trans-
and.“ we“ worthy of all patronage
to thorns.
Ant comxssons.
44 101mm IRON worms (:0. The, Water at.
assrll. E. bridge.
ARCHITECTS.
"APP. . S. 118 Washington at, has and
anmblerrm.
RANDALL. IINER D. cor. lists and Wall sts, N.
seahprospsctlveandfuehauddrswiug.
aumomrts.
m JAHES, adios mWall st. N.llssl
” beesw soetlosvw.
: “flaw floumbmv-umw
land W hingtan
DrELTNtSON. inlaid», be as
I. S. N. also desks cmfictlonay
liNmHartSJl. Solo
mmm'saumu w.“ .N
CHAS. Llalnltmear Pure
mmmmm Preshgoodsdally.
WILSON'S M‘IIWM‘ Bread Bait (ll-nits-
vflhluveordsrsstGusPitzer'TsJ .ILPlace
OBANKS. Wall
WNATI ALSANKThn. st.N
Wfl 4,.11!)
SIMM‘): 311k: yer, vice-W;
W111!-
ClTYNATlONAL MBANHJIMGS Washington
near 8. N. Capital 8100,11!) surplus
bill. .Rowau. president; atob -
coum NATIONAL BANK n.
.11 vi" “victim
Afl’ ee- 1
{2 Green ....
PCAIRIIRLD OUNTY SAVINGS BANE. The, 51
moan.” Deposition“ mm, surglus promo
W Claw. vice
pru; .111mequ
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK. The. 61 Wall
incorporated 1857. “MW Eben
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MW. mung] it Hilgm J. um,
WHGMEK. ood. .A.Osborn,
0. E. Wilma-“"13; D. ts'w'lfdsffh'tw’ F.
Bishop. ac nrere' ,
Persnual and Fatally amounts are solicited.
NORWALKSAV'INGSSOCIETY. The.Wallst,N
[mien-1 “$411. 11111,” viceprest. ,
tress.
SOUTH NORWALH SAVINGS BANK, The, De
overfliffilflhsnmlus 345.0(1). Alden Set
and. prose; on 11. Kris tress. Interest
paiddqroaltors. lawyloaneldou oumortgage.
arm. Wholesale. )
SOUTH NORWALK BRRPCO. S. N. Hammond
TIRRY WI. .d: “30M“ {:1 beef and
rmour's
provisions. Home drase'dlam b.aud1nutton
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BURTON, J. P. Postoilioe bnxlab, N. Circulars
folded in over 10k) Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITBS.
W. T. foot Raymond at, S. N. ilorso—
RIDGE BUILDERS.
”030.8. ‘00. 1’. 0003534. 8. N. builders
of bridges, docks. pile foundations. etc.
300’! AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJI. B. So. lilainst.S V. customWorkaud
repalnnga
mm.o.u.rto"11m st,S. N. specialtiesin
J RN 8013.83 W hington S. N.
SCHA 0 a as at,
Aug}. atkr'wpiees.
IIIOI REPAIRING.
BOOKSILLEBS AND STATIONEBS.
PINNIO, J.A11THUR, N. card engraving, wed.
ding tenntsgoods.
.base hall andtcnnts
PLAISTID'S DRUG STORE. sit Washington at,
S. N.School supplies and general stationery
BOXIAKIBSJWM mall-pan)“
1! Water S.N. msnufsetnrvrot
ENAPP.I1.# shovinbbtng-
Mnmnonamwa.
MJOHleLWuhingtonsgSN. also
mm arm-mew-
CHAS. T. Warn st. N. bvtckof
"unman- ..--..
WSROS. lilwaukse, Philadelphia and
‘Tfmmmmummadamant.
Igmclloflbl. dour .tchePost
norm next to
ofall dilaen
SAL—a Mopsciaityrnsde and All
cannedgoods,etc.
DANE. W]. I. as Wall E. mm
“nuts-damning.
(immune AND BUILDERS.
JAIN C. An S. N. estimates
wimmnflwnfi to.
HORTON. W]. A. BTaylnraventtr, S. N. Jobbing
pronpti attesdsdto.
J
WALLID. M‘anlll, ll. lodan
Wynn powerenables to
lowlgsres. ”gummy. ms :1"
NATIONAL RDWMASJL 111$!me
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vac
mammal TelephonebI—e
8.3.180!!!" 8.1V .J
ml). ll. m
WILSONJ. S.shopCrossst, nesrlaior-Oiiicecov
Wallet. Badman, N. Steam wood working,
mammw window fraarss and t Larval
ecu-star. loosyloaned Telephone numbness
CAIPm All) 011101.011“.
110011111) A HOYT. eGasettebidg, N. laWash-
isgtoa at. 5.11 .ulsc advsrus-rem.)
CAEBIAOI IASIIIACTIJBSBS.
MLEENEY. No Iain st. S N. nannfscturerof
carriages. SpeElal attsatiou given 10 mi ring.
WEIGHT A PLYNN, footer Fraskllnst. 11111. else»
Innis. etc Pair xiv
tit—lag and aspoclaltymors'esholmlg.
“mm a: a" fwnwlyolnronl
u ”:mlwaddlspand
r
malpplledatthsshovtestoot
4' CATHOLIC GOODS.
“his W1mfii~w
mmnsrrnuarnnm
LIONAIDHCHAST Wat-calf“ alisisssasd
damn-o MM 11g,“
OIOAIBOIIAIUTACTUBIIS.
nun-sun Sanaolao
asddealwlnbhons.
mmm‘aasno. MWuhisgtonrhlfl
WM 8-D“. 3.3. also obhal
3:}. Islam. 1 a
CIVIL momma.
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ladswnimwm "' ‘1’"
WI. lists-1.10 Annunmpuy
MODEL!”
Wmmdfludflm
HOLLAND"
30111111.an osmium
mm.
W.CIAS.T.Wstwst.N tbsbsvtvavls.
barium
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rm Allowances-errant
.LI mucous-purposes.“
madam.“ Immoprt-faetory
“m
' AXBLRRJ 1. a SONS-J'Thc Equitable
onocmv AND “WARE.
EASE! II utfllDAILIlhllldWflMl'l.
will“
lists
Wheronmm rs-t‘sesv up.“
“imam. 0110.8" one wish:
stab. 0N Rousseau. tot p.111.
ofiies atroddertee
ioiislcu N. damn-toad.
We... mm...»-
WEED...WL, DDS "DEssths et,S.N,
Rounds.m.toop.m. (immoral.
DOORS. BASH AND Burma.
SNITRM. H. a CO. 15 It 17 Water at. N. carriage
woodwork, wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND ems: PIPE.
PIMP. H.890hestnntst.sN. Crushedstone.
Miro-tractor
RATIONDEEOS. Akrna.salr glared sndosnrsat
pipette. inrhssiadnnstw.
DRUGS AND enuresis.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY,Y an Zandt are E, N.
momentous. 4109111114111qu
carefully compo undrd
GREGORYJ. G. newer-1.11 Establishedle
Wholesale and Popular
RIGGS JOHN A. 11 Rain st,N. Pcrfumes.-iifty
live event perfumes.
PLAISTRD'S, «Washington at. S. N. pateutmedi-
nines, etc Pbyaicians‘ yesmptionssrpecisity.
DBYvGOODS.
" No. 2
Gazattollulidlug.N. Drygoods.oilclot.l1s M
tiny andrngs.
BANKS, E. K. Mshackemo Hotel block 8 N. dry-
goods, notions.gloves.etc. Undawesraspeeislty.
BENNETT, J. 1”. 19 Main at. N Business estahv
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERNAN, A. 1k SON. or Washington 11.5. N.
dry-good s. carpet-mic. iseosdv v.)
SCOFIKLD A ROYT, 3 Gazette bldg.N. 66 Wash-
ington st, 8. N. (See advertisement.)
STRE .EDWARD, b Gasette bldg. N. Dry
,lsncy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO odlce railroad station. 3.
N. and-13““! at N. kxprnvs forwaflors to all
pumaf the wori. Passenger truinservicc. Low
rates. Lester limit, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BURTON A BRUNDAGR. meat Benedict‘s, 413
Wall at, N. Our motto, “prompt attention."
CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS. , furniture and
pianos moved. leave orders at 'sted's. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postoihcc and
Outer. Careful and prompt service.
“TRACTS. ESSENCES. ITO.
BYXBEE. l“. S. t ('0. 99 Main at, N. Manufactur-
m of Scotteid‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
.ORWALK EXTRACT CO. .V. manufacturers of
duenxtrnctr. i'. S.Ambior.
FEB'I‘ILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley a su phosphat,
ial maunres. land plaster, groupifirnnemuxie m.
SIITH, W I]. at (10' \\ diet at. N. agents for “ 'ti-
linmsClarktkCo. 'lsstnndard crtii iners.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary chapes in stock, spec-
ials to mderfiremortar.saud,ch1mney due linings
FISII, OYSTER. CLAMS. ETC.
HONTAZELL'FP. “Washington“, 8.1V. lino
Ish. oysters, clams. fruits, game. vegetables. etc
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. CZTaylor avenue,S. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dag, concrete.
asphalt. brick, cement and gravel walks. a
FLORIDA STEM! AND HOT WATER
HEATERS. '
IEMW. H. a CO. blusic Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOOR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"1SLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L'HOKIRDIEO. DANIEL east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.
RAYlOND BROS. hay. straw. flour and feed in
package, load, ear or cargo lots.
RED hill L. Durien, Crofoot at Rose. Cram. choic
ground feed, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
mo. PAUL. Woodward mmade SN
dowmand mm
GOIGOR.P.L.$Watdst. Cemetery N.
Plants, cut flowers.etc mar; work a specialt
chAY. JOHN, R. N. near them Balding
ts—cotdowersanddoraiworkolsukinds
room a ry.
SllTHm JOHN 11.311.11.111 st.S.N. thcoidestand
best known Soviet in this vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, are. Ylorslworkof ailkiudssspcciaity
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, THEODORLWaahington at. (attend)
Puruitnre,iooking gians,pict tureframer etc.
CRAI A WHITTLESEY, a latest, N. (Ray
month old stand). See advertise-mt.
RAYIOND GEO 11.nrwstnre.scaudlslluinst.
N. Pour above old store.
STOW DAVID, man-non. So. lainst,S.N.
rurnltnm more.
OAS LlGflT COIPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COIPANY. oilce til
. Gas for “this“ “and power
Cokesixeentspsrbushel. Coal'l'sr thresdol-
lsrs per barrel. package extra.
0300838. Wholesale.)
HOLIIS A unmet-mun“. Wall stN whole
“team door grain, 1.1.66—
SELLECESEOS “and “Wall curt. N. wholesale
mam . (comma. tuneu-
GEOCEBS.
BROWN A WILCOX 70 Washington st. 8. N. sole
agents fovoekbratedrarmingtoo creamerybutter.
DECKER. CONRAD. 141 Washington at. S. N.
choice gmeri es and pvovi‘ons.
"RIOS, 1 ”AS. 1Lsueorssov to Nutritional“.
Isl- st. S. .V tabladelieadoo for family trade.
PINNEGAN AO'REILLYJSI flats at, N. soar,
feed, hay. straw. coal and wood.
PINNEY A SENZDILT 41 Wait at. NJ and
slsplogrocerles,confsctlonary, fruihelc W!
111011.11 If. Wastsvv,eor.lerwinst,N.cannsd
goods. eolsss. teas. buttoned:
WU LuWfllszt lelwlotlshsst
W
“m3!” ’1'! 83'.“
curvaceous mutual-1.... III-livid
”POWERE-tlveas-llhm”.
”manholmpplmm
use-m. v.1).aoo cradle-new... no
oerissaoritsbledsiicsrirs.
L'HOIIEDIEU, DANIEL.“ and of Washisgton
”rings. 11.1410. COIMIMIW
HOOEIARARHAE, No.lslosl.aserest.S..N
Iasgroewlss, foreign Mrs.”
r
NEWYORITEACO., ”Islamic—l“. flatter-—
Tasmandeolsw spin-s specialty.
moxsmosasrmnmnmmtt. s
speciatry nadsol tsblsdsiiesutss.
.piunls, cut
oorder
OTHAII. 0m. Wilton ave. and School at. N
Newstoremew ndnsw nswpricss.
SEYNOOEOLISW 8.1!. head
quarts" forecleiwsted ‘Dsw "madness
VALDIR. CHAS. ll. SWIllleil. truancy bot-
Isr,ehssss. em. tahlsdsiicaeies, full-.0".
HAW sons. m'ru's of)
ASCII“ JOSII’R JJIoovosstJl. Nebula-era
“TmumJR. .170. 791091
glam“. svslsk iuv..pinvhev
1“va mm?
Im W.A. WI. 5. . MI fm
iighlmmma'lmbouo. '
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KNm 111] “In” I. N
Swill,“ “H In“. M “It. .
“T “’U'AMDI”.
Mm XV. . (“hum ‘09.".
WW”.
llfltfl.
Piss-us
m‘.‘& M... 11.1% "”1 ”'11
m flew“... .27....
“mason. I“ ' ‘
m WOW thud-1M
‘ @Xffi.flfilflfisfihfill %'
O.
mum“ w
HORSE snom
mNcQUHAEJOHN. No. lain-t, S. N. special at
tentiongivento shoslsgdrtvingktrottioghorsss.
ADE!!! MEL, N J
CANH 16m . 11W
alluropsan rats-rants method.
BRIANIA Hmuliailrosdpises.”
nonwz'un norm. 1). an. 1111 m
LlfilcPhwmstrictl “Mamet-Wows.
0 WELL MEL. Washington SHNlleed
Havilsnd, M.”mm‘éo Siren-1s.
HOO’SIWOGIOgDS.
minus: silo-ll. .erocktry,
warm
WARD.B.VBeldedntMTSNl1po
IKSOBANCI m - :'
COOLIDGI‘IDCKWOOD. SlainshN. Insure
ance and real estate in all its tsbrauchu.
LAYTON.JACOBN.Wash1ngtmst nexttol’.0.
iateglsss, accident and life. (an adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WI. cor lslnandWslirts.N. Real
estate. investments. loans negotiated.¢tc
NORRRLLA L'HOIMRDIEU. to Washington at.
ti. N. yfirsbclasa companies represented.
TAY LOR 1k GOLDEN, 45 A 47 Washington at,
8.. . Eusteaud Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GENT. LIFE INS. 00.. S. S. L'-
llommedisn, agent. Washington at. SS. see ed.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. 2!) Washington
at, S. N. F. J. Ornhb. assistant aunt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. (30.. N. In successful
business since 1860. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE 1N8. CO. The. Lsuder‘s block,
Main st. 5. N. Jun. French. ant. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CR.“ FORD Masonic bldg, N. 67.301111:
liddiosex Banking and anitab e u't‘ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH W. 11. £00. ibandl7Wsterst,N
sonnet. 0110'. W hardware, etc.
IROV FENCE AND RAILING
NERRH'P, 111.11. bland 56Water at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS,Wstev
at, S. N. Wm. 11. Hoyt, proprietor,
IRON POUNDRIBS.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwaik iron Works
(30., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWEIJIBS.’
FERRIS. A. 8. $3 So Main st. SIN '..op City Hotel.
S. .V. tide watch repairing a specialty.
IIOYT, II. B. 18 No. Main st, 8.1V. strictly Intels-
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LeGRAND, 5611's" at, N. watches.dis
moods, etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.
ROOD. if. S. diamondsmatcbes. Jewelry, silver and
plated ware. repairing sspeciaity. Ki Mam st, 3.8.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 2 room 3 Masonic b‘d'g, Wall
st, borough. Notary and Real Estate
FROST. iii} SSE a No. Main st.
businaof all klt‘llds carefully attendants” m
HURLBU’l'l', J. BELDHN rooms 5 and s Gatrtte
building 11 all at. borong
st.S N. notary
LIGHT. JOHN 11.102 W
loner of deeds for New Yorkstste
LOCKWOOD EDWARD M. room 4 Gazette bldg,
Attorney, notaryaud pemioos.
SBYIOLII, JOHN 8.!“ 8‘3““ Co Nat.
N113 .uoanseuec
WALSH. JOHN J. roonl Isaouic building, Wall
It.
"VERY STABLES.
DANN. HORACE R. Excelsior livery and board
lug stables. our No. 8 River at, N.
GREGORY, GEO. S. it Knight at. N. Pine turn-
outs .1 specialty. Telephone 3&3.
LOCK MALVOPAL'I'UBEBS.
LOVKWOOD 31:1le PACTL'RING Ci). Da 11,8.
N. Manufacturers of builders' hardware
oilice 36 Paul at; Vets York office 99 Reade“.
Chicago once 19 Lake at.
.VORWALH LOCK COMPANY, SN. New York
ollce 8‘: t hsmbers st. Locks and builders‘ hard
ware; designers. founders workers of artistic
house retrimmings in bronze. brass and iron.
LUKE}!!! DEALERS.
HILL, 1:. J. DWatsrst, N. All kindsof lumberde
iivercd toanypointhyralhteamotvessel.
IACHINI SHOPS.
NORWALK lRON WORKS CO TheJl'stctwon st,
Generalmuc
near it it Whiurry
audbrass castings. Rani Babbitt metal. re
pairs lor mauufsctories
SCOFIRLD. W. A. Knight at. N. New mmachinm’y
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDEN!“
JENNINGS A WATERBURY, S. N. berries and all
gankrproduceinssaaon for thewholesaielrfle.
A IODEL IARKET. I) Wail at. N. Wm. Wardwell,
,beef. veal lamb mutton and poultry.
AVISON, A. 158 Halo st. N. meats. fruits. agate
plea, oysters. than“? “Will. “U.
eggs. «used goodnete
BENNETT A HOSTED udts, Jungian,»
sters.elams. lruitsJSiiJ o lainst S
RISSMDANAC t: lsinst,N. choice-sate,
in MI. 1W.
sumo S CENTRAL IARKET own. at, N.
estsflvegctsbles fruits. poultry.“ sttowest prices
11‘.
CARR. efll'WlLIJANh It.
PiuemeauJ rest) rmhw'gzcuh
PARKINOI‘ON J.
vegetablch rolls. butter are “.191...“ 3.11.
0110112080. lChestnst st. 0 N. choice meats.
vegetable-J minute. mash priced.
HAYES YERD latte. Islnst S N prime-sue
sliltinds. limreudwed sspectaily.
JUDSON. A. 0. Centrallsrket.cnv.lainandllnvt~
landst.S. N Choicsmestnpoultrynagstablas.
1.111wa Wl.ttIlerhisgtoas1.bridgs, a
N. deskxilr‘klik knmuurdsfreah
LOCEWOOD. 1.. Want-grouse bridge. SN. Inc
masts.“ oysters,c Ian-,stcvsgetables.
IALIQA ‘AHLV I‘mldwr O N. etch
heels, M.
MEWOJI. S. last-vamp. school-resell
beet.veal,irrirttol’r:,st1~..w W
IK'RAL JACO I eat Hum ll.
sowiy'mhmmpoul aspsclaitly'.
Sll'l'll'S WASHINGTON MARI". 8 Wash
toast.SN Inemsatsasdposltryfmhsnliytrade
SPILLANEJ. w. to hound st. N. wagearsar
daiiyallaverthetown
WADEW i). “sweat. Eanrovs. SUN
aitofputs withlnsfrsshsad Innis.
WIIONJ KHWAIIIIJI. (bolts-eats. posi-
WJMM "hm!”-
MIBLI AND OMNI'I'I.
BATIS...PWWstwst.N manofsrturernfdas
Nb “.1“ work.siso deal- is banding
stone and
manna. W. 1011mm)! lsrhisandgr-r-
ile amounts. nines. posts,eto
HAW!!! AND BUILD!”
SMOUB. HENRY. ll Wat are. 8.1!. All but
stoornasoweoatrsetstshes.
WAWIOW1wawfl-r
arm-n WEIWHQLI Johan
LAWDOR. Wild-1A! IRlllth. Allkinlsof
gradingprowptlyattesdsd
mm“ from my own gantry.
”I'D OUTPITTIIS.
comer ......w me... “
IMAM TAILOIS.
W.lll Wallml. Aprrfdllgflr—
3:11:01: ‘P.173¢lbul,ll.mm
Emsflaswll. miss
“mecca-temmm'rm
JANE.“ lksulaln 11.1.1“
styles. Romulus specialty. "
"1.10“,“an II.
"I.” ‘s Inhawa-ry
ssnsro manna.
lemme“...- “itéwfifi
and noun instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. S. lllligh $.11. Halo. orn-
WHORIBSIDIIIIQI. Vocalis-
NASH. KISSJINNIIK. 33mm!-
andorun
SAM”. BJ. ”of
vrrcalmnsle. mummy.
WatQSN.
SODWILL. 11. um
l. 14' 3.11 blank
boob.
stationaym
mama. 3150' I 3.1!.
Wages-chm“
mmmmum
I. 11‘0de lsft at Dndwsll's sous.
74W
. w.s°°31.°:u:“%"m”°"ti’” ” “T
mmasscoxn—nawnrnm
DMORRWI underalvation
S. N. Stoves,ranges.aocksry,clr‘p1?:m
OYSTEBPLANTEBSANDDIALm
SELLER“ P. O. Realms. N.wholesale
shippaofoyltersaud
CUTBIIJ..R.h.J fontolRa SUN whole-
indne ymondI.
HOYT, W. H. lSON. 121 Wat. at,“ S. N. foot of
Raymond) plan «pains whole-ls
dealusinnativegs‘tuu.
REED A 1100811111,!“ Waterst.S. N. planks
andsbippersofN ovwaikoystas.
YANNAM J. L ECO. P 0.301.538 N.
Oysters clams. wholesalesnd
PATTERNS AND MODELS-
NORWALK PAm'i'TmEml wos Chords}
m I learn
udmplefm Air'Pur-nscewovssqeciaity. Sole
agent for the odsbratadCarton
PAINTS. OILS mm GLASS.
PROWITT. J. '1‘. “Inhabit Jewett'sleatk,
Ifssury and Wadsworth' a Wm
RAY'NOND BROS. Jewett's. Atlantic and Seeiey‘s
tread, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH. W. i]. ACO. 158 17 Waterst.N. agents
oriongmnn tk lsrtlncz paints.
PAPER HANGINGS.
PRATTICO Wuterst. nearW N. also
olisaud glass. all, Fulfill.
PROWITI' J. T. 45 lainst,N .window shades,
Hollands. iixturu, etc.
TAYLORACO. climax-1111mm,
paints.oils, glass,ete
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIIAN C A ttlsin st.N. instantaneous
process. Children's sphotoa aspecialty.
NORTH, G. S. 78Wsshingtou 8.1V ousquali
only and that the best. It. I!
SEADHAN, P. E. Curtis build! , N. Cabinet
photographs fiwperdoswne- metro.
PIANO TUNER. AID HEPAIIIIS.
HENDRE. C. F. flockwood Hall. N. Abodcaieriu
[1136013, organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANlNO MILLS.
RANDALL. NEVER D. E. N. All kindsof wood
workstretsilorfovthstrade.
PLUMBING.
IRRKHRGCO. WJI. HuicRfilNocLSJ‘.
Plumbing. steam and no fitting.
NASH. P R. 13110. cor. IainauqutIMS. N.
Plumbingsndgas Siting. mud heater;
RAILROADS.
NORWALH HORSE RAILWAY CO. Ja-ssW
Bran. m. WEI-wt.
“Al. IITATI AGENTS.
LAYNN, JACORI W st,nsxttoP..0
8.1V. Wyfummwm (recur)
HORRELLA L'HOIIZDIHU, as W
S N. selling, rcutingand collecting. m st,
WILSON. 0 E Garetts bidg, N. investments and
money to loan. Alsoins ursncewrttten in but
of companies at the lowest rates.
WilODWHiRD B. Ah’o. Main-t 8 .V born-es a
font and building lots for so. :14.
itizfl‘Al'lLt 51:).
SEE 111111. 5 Walter st, N. warm meals at all
hours. 1111mm '51-.
uHNltY'S, 1650. Main st, 3. N. The best ‘13: dinner
in the city. Board by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDERJV. B & SON.L'1Wsshiugton st,
Hydraulic and Civil engineer:
SCHOOLS. (Private)
SAIRD’B. I188 Orchards. N.
Young ladies hoardfagsad day school.
NORWALK KILITARY INSTITUTE. N. PraukS.
Roberts. wincipal on request
8.1V.
boardingachooi
the study
MITRE
Spring twinM
slowing:
April Chunks will be
seutupons
SEWING ”CRISIS.
SIIAlec I_.16 SolahfiSHN “Wheeler
WW and Household." needles, oil, attach-
ments. Repairing a specialty.
snwas commons.
RATIOND EROS. sewers built. water pipes laid,
excavating. Illing. hudscaps gardening.
SHOE naxcracnmns.
WUNSRURY.NATHEWSON A CO. 8.11. lad:
Ins shoes.
030. B WIIDOCO. fartogaud MW“. '1.
’5, and '1'? Water d 3 Wished]
lanrtfscturers or mic-'1: bar's-d children 1
Iii-footwear for the mailed: trade
snln‘rdvarwra an) nunnwlan.
IIlITCIIlNSON. COL! O CO. limb, New York
and Bridgeport, Conn.
sromnsrr's GOODS.
AIIINJOIIN ll BlainlkN Mouton for
guns. filling tackle, ”emanate.
"AID BUILD“!-
BAKER. JULIUS. Water w. nestle Wheeler's foun-
dryJ talus-d hand raiisto order.
m DUNCAN more 111111.1th worms. Tun
mllkiwlllmm. 1 . .4
Pit-PS.
“sonnet: floured-ragweed
1.0" fat '5')! s
mutton-saunas.
w! W. Innate-om, N. “us-ship
LAYTON. JACOII. thhgtoashsexttoPMO
rowers-1mm mused.)
STOI'I ounces.
rams JOHN IJOIOIWHIMKLIJIU
Whom-Char. .
“HORTON. JOHNS. OTaylorsvvaua. I. 1!. like
asvuarrn altos brows, am and
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not". “ROI. All) sass-rue.
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stoves-sill, 17 our” Pubs: boson.
mm, m at, elf. star-s.
pain. Wam‘mawmaw ty.
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W.S.N.storss.rasgss. pl etc.
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Ja-aa floors. of Weston. falls tra- a lay
Cars and Brooks his leek-Plot“ up
Unconscious. ho Dies In a Tow Ill-In.
A jolly party of farm bands, eight or
no in number, who have been employed
haying for Nelson B. Gorbsm, of Chest
nut 1110,11: the town of Wilton, spent
yesterday at Compo beach, digging
clears. They drove home about 5.00
deiock, and when near the residence of
. Gotham, one of the number, James
floors, of Weston, a man about 60 years
of age, fell backward from the rear end
of the wagon, an ordinary bay cart.
striking squarely on his head He was
MID unconscious,and taken into
It. (iorham's residence. butdlrd ins
dab min plea. '
I Dr. 3. H.11noliogtos.of Norwslk, the
medical examiner for the town of Wil-
ton, was summoned, and found that the
man's death was caused by the disloca-
tion of his neck. lfr. Moore’s body was
subsequently removed to Weston, where
he owned a small farm. He leaves a
family.
EURO LABS AT 81’!" NOWOOD.
Thoy Inter Ber-n1- intnar's Saloon but
Steal Very Little.
A few days ago we mentioned how
m Herman Quitner had been aroused from
his slumbers by noisoa supposed to have
been made by burglars attempting to
enter his saloon. It was learned that the
noise was made by a dog which was
lying on the stoop.
Last night, however, Ifr. Quitoer’s
saloon was entered by burglars, but he
did not know Anything about It until
this morning. The criminals gained
access totbe saloon through one of the
windows. It is possible that they wrre
non-professionals from the goods that
were stolen. They took six bottius of
liquor, six packages of tobacco and a
quantity of ilvecent cigars. The burg-
tars did not touch the ten cont cigars.
evidently thinking that they wt did make
them sick.
COVER“) WlTll TAR.
“ Little Joe" blasts with as l neornfort-
nbln Accident.
John B. Horton has a Hungarian em-
ployed by him who is known as "1.111119
Joe." Yesterday while taking the bung
out of s tar barrel the tar spattered out of
the barrel and completely covered him.
His clothes were taken of! and his body
we. rubbed with new butter. The tar
had been standing in the sun for some
time and was in such condition that it
proved very uncomfortable on the man’s
person. It will be necewsry for him to
cease working for several days.
An lxnnpln for South Novwwlk;
The Ansonr'u Sentinel says: “'9 mn-
grstnlste Hartford on the success of their
new project to induce small manufac-
turers With good prospects to locate in
that city. The whole capital stock for
the Room a Power Cola building, 3100,-
000, harbours taken. This means more
than appears on the face of it. it means
that in helping these smaller concerns
Hartford people help themselves. if an
occupant of the building has anything
worth making it will grow, and when it
gets strong enough to walk alone and
,guquire more room it will be more apt
to locate in a city where it began to
prosper and thus add to the growth and
wealth of the place. Hartford has set
no example to other manufacturing cm.
ters. Many industries which need a
festering care at the inception can be
found and there is little question of the
whole great building being occupied as
soon as it is ready. But it cannot take
in all. and 01hr cities need not be left
behind if they care to bestir themselves.
The Bridgeport Bleyelo Ines.
The twenty five mils road race under
the auspices of tho wheelmen of Bridge-
port. took place yesterday afternoon and
proved very interesting to those partici-
Plllnr. Tbs start was made at 4:07 with
seventeen males. The roads were in
poor condition, but the wheslrrrsn made
good time. The first to cross the line at
1hr 'llovwafk was'uVl. Lithuania).
lulled two mowers later by m D
tin-b. 0o Islam Souls picked up
sail m the leallzwblcl soups until
the home line was reacbed, winning tho
race in 2911:3371.
Preparingm for the Ilse-en's Parade.
Putnam Hose ermpsny has also so
cewdths invitation to participate in
the Stomach parsds at Potlebsster on
the 10111 of October. South Norwalk
will therefore be represented by her two
crack compsoies and we venture to my
that there will not be two finer looking
bodies of men in line. Old Well Hook
"*5 Ladder company last eveoirm engaged
Heine’s band to sewnpsny them and
the Putnam boss laddiss will also have a
band.
Both companies will appear in new
uniforms.
Republican State Consensus.
The Republican State Casual commit.
moment Hartford yesterday and voted
to hold “to state convention is New
Raves, her 17. Some asstshsrs
of the committee at firstdsslrsdthsoon-
vsatioa called for August, but after earn
ssitstloa all agreed that the data selected
was the most desirable.
-lr issssisr toslake the thirstofs
mmmommm
ostlrsssrlrsesp.
vacation in town.
Samuel Lynesretorned yesterday from
a visit to New Milford.
IlssBmily liner, of the be. nigh, is
vidting friends in New Haven.
lkfldeuBshrens, of Jersey City. is
visiting relatives in the borough.
Ira. F. I. Wheeler, of East Norwsik,
rs vkitiog friends in Brsoehvills.
Hrs. 13. B. DeKiyn and family of New
York are metering in Norwalk.
Ill. Norman Allan. DI the in High,
is visiting 11m inOliftou, 2:. J.
Charles Grlfln, of New listen, spent
yesterday with friends in tin: Lty.
Him Elvin lay Kellogg. ft the bor-
ough, is vnlting friends ’11. armhvills.
090:5: 11.21». of W» um. iltieilr
lug relatives on West a one, W.
Miss lacy Anderson I Pcrichester,
is visiting friends on 1.1a street. bor-
ough.
ll- Grace and Re: to Pa. chen, of
Atlanta, 0a.. are Vie. .zog kt Edwin
Adsurs'.
N. A. McNeil of Lime it when” agent
for the Niagara Ins. Co , was in town 000,
yesterday. '
Freddie. the youngest son of 11. Dem-
orest, of the borough, is visiting relatives
in Brooklyn.
Charles Ifnrrsy and wife, of Center
avenue, borough, are summering at
Long Branch.
Bliss Jennie Bucklsnd, of Waterbury,
istheguest of E. M. Jackson on Elm
street. borough.
Iii-es Allis and Lottie Shumwsy, of
the borough, are spending a few weeks
at Atlantic City.
H. W. Kemp, salesman in Comrtock
Brothers’ up town store, is taking his
annual vacation.
Rnbert A. McDonald returned home
from the firemeu’s convention at Water—
bury this afternoon.
Willie Smith, of West Main street.
borough. is spending a few days on
Bolder) Hill, Wilton.
Edward Carsweli. the great Canadian
temperance orator. spent Sunday with
W. L. Kellogg, of the borough.
Frank Swift, book-keeper for the Old
Well Cigar Company, has returned from
a week's outing in the Catskills.
H. J. Grumman leaves town this even-
ing for Lancaster. Penn. after which be
will star'for San Francisco, Col.
E. J. Hill, of Norwalk, attended the
meeting of the Republican state central
committee in Hartford yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Rowland and daughter
Lens, of Brooklyn, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ddfld Osborn of Arch street.
Miss Emma Bechtel and Edward
Eberlc. of Trenton. N. J., are the guests
of tin 1r uncle. Ben Bechtel. Of the bot-
ougb.
Limb-Colonel James C. Crows was a
guest at the Ninth Regiment, t‘, V, tee
lll'llgn held at Seaside Park, Bridgeport,
yesterday.
Rev. B. S. Cispp and dsn;,bter Mare
jor‘re, of Lyme Rock. formerly of Nov-
wsik, are visiting the Morgan ’1'. Smith
family on Park street.
Mrs. Sarah Longstatl and daughter,
iiltss Ella. accompanied by Mrs Lucy
Jennings, of Elm street, left on the 12.30
o’clock traitslast night for one week’s
recreation at Old Orchardmear Portland,
M9.
”REIBS’S BELIEF FUND.
Amounts Paid for Injuries lees-loot! and
Death Benefits.
The annual report of Chief llysit, of
Maiden, president of the State Fireman’s
association. shows that the total amount
paid by the association for injuries re-
ceived wss £2,601; for death benefits.
$1,250, and for pensions toorpbsns, “Ti.
making a total of 84.301 as the amount
paid for relief. 1: will be seen from the
above that the annualspproptiation of
05,060 is none too large to care for the
injured firemen of the State and the or»
phans of firemen killed. The applica-
tions for benefits were all promptly paid
and were distributed some twenty difo
tum deplrtlll'uls- as to or: New
11m v.11 imbue: as:
Wis? “"49; Hutf'dr’d, 3‘ fl
Dahbnry, 8’vastsrsary. 546.31 ;
New Britain, 5,12%; Bridgeport, 4, $114;
New London. 4. .188: Ilddlstown, 3,
3708: Birmingham. 8, $1210; Maiden, 2,
“0; Norwalk, 2, 912; Stsflord Springs, 2,
81M; Willrmaotic, 2. .1741; Wiosled. 2
8101; Westport,2, .72; South Norwalk,
1, m.fioutlrlltgtan, 1,3141; Walliugford,
l, '12; 8eymour.l. '10. Total number
of applications, 70; total amount of ben-
efits, 83.854
The Smash-p at low Inf-rd.
The smash-up at New Hillard yester-
day movnrng, was caused by a freight
train breaking in two just after passing
lhsststion. The break occurred on the
down grade. When the engineer dis-
covered the accident. he started to book
up to make new connections. not know-
ing that the after section, which had
obtained fearful headway on the down
grade, was rushing down on him at a
thirty-mils an hour rats. Before he
could reverse his angles the two motion
cams together with terrific force. Piss
cars were piled up In sheep. Word was
sent to New Haven soda wrsekisg train
was srntloihssssosol the disaster 11n-
mnileerly. and at Sill o’clock the tracks
were dolled of the debris. llo one was
II".
Kuwait Nestle 01.000, Ilse Ills Ills.
“.000. Wilson Point 031.000. and
Its-fad “,0...
Connecticut is interested in the follow
ing appropriations included in the River
and Harbor bill now before (loom
fears regarding the pawsge of which are
pretty generally entertained:—
Improving Connectrcut river below
Hartford. 812,5“).
Improving Honsstonic river and for
breakwater. 835.”.
Improving Themed river, 820,000
Thisnray boexpended at any point be-
tween Norwich and New Lindon.
Imbg Iystle river. 810,”.
The Hours agreed to the following ap-
W for. the improvement of
harbors: -
Improving harbor st Bridgeport, S20,-
Improviug harbor at Black Rock.
85.000-
Improving breakwater at New Haven,
3100.000.
Improving harbor at New Haven, $15,-
Improving harbor at Norwalk, 84,000.
Improving harbor at Stouington, $12,-
Improving harbor at Stamford, 05,000
Improving harbor at Five Mile River,
85.000-
lmproviug harbor at Milford, 82,500
Improving harbor of refuge. Duck
Island harbor, on long Island Sound,
125.000
The Senate Committee on Commerce
has reported in favor of substituting the
following for the paragraph referring to
the New Haven breakwater:—
Constructing breakwater: at New Ha-
ven in accordance with the plans sub-
mitted by Chief of Engineers its report
for 1839, page 678, 8125.000.
The committee has also recommended
the following additional appropriations:
Improving harbor at Wilson Point, for
widening and deepening channel, :37,-
lmproving harbor at Clinton, $3,500
The bill authorizes the secretary of
war, at his discretion, to came examina-
tion or surveys or both, to be made and
the cart of improvement to be estimated,
at the following localities:
Connecticut river, from Long Island
sound to Hartford, with a view to such
improvements as will keep the channel
from shilling its course at certain places.
Shaw's Cove, New London harbor.
Connecticut river, below Hartford.
Ssugatnck river.
Cos Cob or Misuus river.
Stony Creek river at Stony Cretk.
B‘TBR’I’AINIIL‘TS.
A Novelty in the Tlsanlricnl Line.
This Wednesday. August 6th. there
sailed from Liverpool, on the Inman
liner, City of New York. the largest,
strongest and mo; refined specialty
company that has yet visited this coun-
try aud which includes in its ranks the
leading performers of the principal
European theatres. They will probably
reach New York on the 13th, and open
at the Union Square and Standard
theatres simultaneously, on Saturday
evening, August 16111; the some company
playing at both Mr. Hill's houses, which
will be accomplished by means of a sys-
tem of fast cabs running between the
theatres. which will convey the per-
formers :rssoon as they have finished
their act at one theatre, to the other
where he will arrive in full costume all
ready to go On the stage. This is indeed
a novelty in the theatrical line. Among
the company engaged is the celebrated
beauty, Maud Bransooush. the most
widely photographed woman in the
world, and whose famous and statuesque
beauty isworld renowned, and Minnie
Cunningham who is said to have half of
London at her feet and to have been the
subject of sduel between two English
noblemen. A gigantic chimpanzee, a
brother of the late lamented Crowley,
who is reported to have as much sense
as a man and to doanylbing but talk is
also among the performers. This com-
pany does well to play the two houses as
mmwrnooabulfy fair to hold the
crowds lell flock I) its flrslti.’ "
Killed by a Spider.
Monday night lira. Hertha Hamilton,
a wealthy resident of [tum Bro lr, a
suburb of Dsnbury. died from the l tfects
of a spider'- bile. lira. Hamilton was ut
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1 workinberwmlvn . no day last week
ondwao bitim by a spider. The tiny
wound was on; .minfui, and she paid 1:.)
attention to it, scarcely giving ll). matter
a thought or 1:) night. when tbs arm
thsthsdbsen 101le to swell up
and became very painful. Hm . 1)
I‘m 'Is all“ lllll do no WIPJ!”
as she presently expired. Ira. Hamil-
ton waslifi years of age.
A llrnstslsua my";
While a number of workouts in the
Coiborn block at Aosonls, were engaged
afternoon in hoisting a large
stone slab, weigiog about 1” pounds,
tothstbirdstory, thshsaur on whichit
wubsingboistsd flswontof nlaov.snd
tbs slab came crashing to the ground.
It went through two stories and buried
itself in the collar. It. Bovinsll was so
close to it that his hat was knocked off.
but he escaped uninjured. A man sam-
sd Hasty nosivsd assvers scraping on
the am, but was otherwise uninjured.
~lt's mini—0r“ soap.
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P0881311! ANOTHER BOAT: ”0!.
u is mat-s sass wears-vs vane-iss-
sssytrysollsssrnsllvsl. .
TbsBridgeport News says tbsrshs
good chancethar tbeloversof m
sportswill roonbepertuittedtosss aa-
orher runs between the penis- Rios!
sodahost wbiehberowner,lr.Jfi-
logo of Westport,tblnks can Hatfi.
It will he remembered that InJuiflp’
boat, the Romans, sailed with his
Rival together witholherboatsjaaron
gstta, some two years ago. Allis!
time thoRival was ”rigged,“ “to
Romans bad jib andnrainssil. no
backersoftbchatportboatcflmlliat
their boat’ssalllng rims over the course
waswithinafewseoondsof lbsturlflc
- by the Rival.
ANews reporter saw Nahum-pin
Grem’sFmeuMsysvuhgsndlu
conversation told bimof the , H .
thatOommodoreBurritt had .. ‘ _
in thsNews that same moral”, ' j
Jennings said that @500 wasrs'po'i” "
deslof moneyloputnponabosltl'oe.
botif theconrmodorodldltforsltlufl.
heguessed theywonld find lhacsbout
as big a pile of greenbacks wok! be
raisedinWestporl. Enhaningssssm-
edto beqnitoin earnestin mm,
andtbo drift of the talkseemedhopoint
to the fact that Commodore Burritt’s
challenge would be accepted billowing.
' 1111.1 wnsrunn.
‘ Bulletin of the low Buglnnrl m
logic-1 Society.
The month of July, 1090, was chaue- .
- terized by a severe drought, whicblaalod
with the exception of a few light show.
era, from the last of June to the 2501 d!
J uly; extreme range in temperature;
numerous thunderstorms, acoompanhd
by bail and high winds. and one of the
most destructive tornadoes that has ever
visited the country east of the End“
River. The weather for the month was
influenced by the pemugo of six cyclonic
areas and the some number - of uti-
cycluuic ones; most of them being alas
well defined and exerting a marked .11:—
fluence. Of the cyclones nearly ’ all
passed north of New England, giving
but little rain during all the first part of
the month. but oppressively botwsather
- on the 81b, 15th, 10th, 30th and 31‘,
and severe local storm on each of tin
days and also on the 19th and ”tit.
With all, the temperature for the month
has been slightly below the normal for
other years. The total precipitation has
been also below the avenge.
REUNION OF THE NINTH.
The Survivors of Connecticut's?!” Rosl-
mant Meet at Seaside Park.
At the reunion of the Ninth regiment,
C. \'., held at Seaside park, Briigeport,
yesterday, Captain Lawrence O'Brien
read a letter from William Wright. an
old comrade, the communication ao-
companyiug an old Ninth regiment
“shamrock" pin which was dug up last
May from the sands of Ship island,
where it had been lying for the past
twenty-seven years. Officers as follows
were elected: President, Colonel Riel»
ard Fitz Gibbons of Bridgeport; The.
president, Sergeant Malachi Beckett of
New Ravenzsecrelsry, Csptaln‘ W. B-
(lieaaon of New Haven; treasursrfieos'go
F. Cook of Bridgeport; chaplain," Father
Leo of Winated. Captain O'Brien. Cap-
tain W. E. Gleason, Colonel Fitz (fib-
bons, Captain John 0. Curtis” snd Colonel
John E. Healey were appointed a com-
mittee to compile and have published a
complete history of the regiment. ,.
Checking Sunday lanolin“ V i
For sometime past there has been a
feeling among many citizens. nyl the
New Milford Gazette, inrsgard no the
ringing of the church balloon Sunday.
Reretofore the three church bells olsog-
ed away for twenty-live minutes each
every Sunday. Many felt annoyed. and
to please the quiet element the sexton
of St. Julio’s and the Congregational
churches have been instructed loam
the ringing time about two thirds. In
connection with this.wsars informed
that arrangements are now being made
for ringing 81. John's bell wflbodt
swinging as before. Cordrwill be at-
tached to the tongue and the boil proper
will be fixed stationary.
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, snow nan-ova MW in in
Leslie Corli- or magma. the ini-
oua lovervwb’mrhhrfiirwbllo 1n
company with the girl. Jennie Hair. of
Harwint. u some six weeks ago and who
than ."i tripled his own life, its] 1a-
covered from his wounds and Is now St
the county jail in Litchileld underflfllil
bonds. He will be tried It the
court in (I :zober. Waldo Lathes), the
favored an tor, is not doing as well and
is still at ins home in Waterbury. Ills
still believed that he and In. Hale will
be marriwi as soon as ho is unsteady
recovered.
Li:
marry to 111...... . ‘i
This morning Walter Burr was m
Judge Knapp toanswer to the charge
made by the.ConneotioorHarusrfs So-
ciety for smelly beating his bass” on
South llain «rest. July 80th.
wasealiedtothsattsutlonofthssoelrty
by their sgeot.Csptsin Joseph 11.00
grove, of this city. If. Burr plead“
guilty and was fined $300 and sorts.
amounting to 18.80.
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111s Parowoll sass-soc
Next Sunday Rev. H 3.8mm!
of the llystto Confirm
will preach his farewell mm
goes from “ten to
broom pastoral the
tiooal ehurohofibal M-
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