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NUMBER 814

SOUTE NORWALK. CONN" MONDAY AUGUST 11. 1890.

 

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DIRECTORY

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TOWN 03‘ 80317”-

AW: Nanwalk; I. N.-—Eolth Nor»
walk. I. lr—III Navalk.
oi? an at-
Mural...“ “mg, 31.1.: “What
"style. gaunhdm utod, what or
a, will be («and
loin 'ary business tra'as-
all! well worthy of all patronags
to than.

, All COMPRESSOR; W n,

IOWA“ LION WORKS 00. e, ans

KR. m

reasonable rates.
“WAG-‘15 IIN'ERJEI: Main and “:11 are. N.
IITCIULL swamwm at. N. Real
estate broker and Im-
IOBWIL’HOWU. I Washington It.“

lansand
KNAPP WI. KthashiIgtonst. p
specificationofnniishsdat

msmwm Randall-shim“
It. I. ll. also “rifts iaotaiestiateryfi

W 11230. .m’vts. .‘N. Bole

MAIL. Iain munWall N. Poi-a
owl and toe cram. ‘Presh goods daily.
WM“Bouteliade" Bread Granite-

vilie. Intruders at (in: Pfizer‘s. 1,? .il. Place
. BANKS.
NATIONAL hams. The WI“ at N

cm NATIONAL BANKThc, as WWashlnmst.
nearlisin KN. Capital amoro- surplus arm
in}. it. 11. Rowan, 11.me it. Lay
on.

FAIRPIILD COUNTY NATIONAL
44Waiist.N 1&4 Capital -
ill). Pm, James .flyatt; dwpreslq W111

QKeela. caahiet, Lewis C. Green
Fchgm KAY INGB BANEThe.5l

wuafiuihl 1:1"! Iatdy;prest Mania .0raw.vice
NATl‘iJNALM BANK Oi"7 NORWALLM The. 51 Wall

st. Cnitalflti),

ester Bill. “3311111310:

Price. cashier

“1.11%.. one-moo. convict“

I 1

Bishop. Blnlzm', Imbanta' Manufacturers}

Personal and Family accounts are solicited.
NOEWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The “allegN

Deposits over 52mm. on lus $90.11”. Gauge
I. Bulgesl premix;a R. B. ’ritufurd. “taproot;

SOUTH NOBWAlAtm SAVINGS BANK. The. Do
posits over $51!).snrplns 31.5 wt). Aldon Sol
mans pmt . ohn ii. Knap, trons. interest
paid depositors. Honey l on mortgage.

BEEF. Wholesale.)

SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 8. N.

heeLpork,sheep. lamb veal. etc.

TERRY WI. hi. a CO., Armourst and
provisions. Ilaficdressod lamb and mutton.
BILL 1’03le AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BUXTON. J. 1". Post utilce boa 4‘15. N. Circulars
folded in over 11:00 Sunday papers.

BLACKSIIITIIS.

Hammond

CARR GEO. T. foot Raymond st. S.N . 110m
shoeing a specittlt
”BID BUILDERS.

BILL. GEO. s. A CO. P. 0 box 5‘11, 5. N. builders
of bridges, docks pile foundations. etc.
BOUT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, ll. 8. So. Ilain st. :1. N. custom Work and
repairing a specialty.
HARVEY, C D. No Main at. S. N. specialties in
Mahmud rnhbgs. W s N
DORA JOHN l 80 as Ishiagton .

A 9‘11}.th stidw Flora. n‘
Boos AND allol REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Railroad Plane. 8. N. All

wink neatly and promptly done.
BOOKIBLLEBS AND s’l‘A‘l’IONl-IBS.
PINNKO J. ARTE N. card engrsiin ,wod
ding astiousry. bat-Elihu and tennis goods.g
PLAISTKDS DRUG STORE. 43 Washington st,
5. N. tichool supplies and general stationery.
BOX WWW and Paper.)
W. 1!. Walnut. 8. N. manufacturer of hat
mm bow. etc. General shop jabbing
BUILDING “TRIALS.
MJORNE. lLWuhi-cton st, SUN also
bias sums. sewer pipe. My. straw. etc.

GMTWIIII N. brickofall
mm“. ,mnucqalsoblne
sloas.lrebrick

BAYIOND BM Iilwankss. Philaddpkla and
Trenton (minimum. limcement. adamant
a BUTTER, CHEESE, IGGB. to. M

309101! UUTTIB RODS outdomtotks

unlit-ac «r all diluent
and donate.

mum" w

DANN.WI.B.60Waiisl.N. Wit-roams.
Mammalian” forms
CARDS!!!” AND BUILD!“
CROW JAIIB 0. Ann at, 6.11. estimates

gives,
IOR‘I‘DN, WI. A..Twlaavenos,8. N. Jobbing
promptly mandolin

RANDALLII‘ImUl'Imlll. KN.
utaehiassyrau chap
mm.

duo. am
KUIBWOODB. 13 Grove a. s N. Jobbing
pen-MW».
WIUOI, ll. 1!. IMpOrmnmsIrIainr-Olnscor.
Wl.allI andlleldeuavs., N. stumwoodwovklng.
window frames sail lowest

o;as.
twat-g. not
Jobbing

(Martians aasurncruutzits.
‘l'llJ. ,tuumv. llo.Iaitt st. KN. melanoma
curls-I. sped-l

W van to "pairing.
WNUIA'éI “Y3”. Md

mm mu”
.m I. 1mg
‘ mus .'

sawmmnmut

IMO” I.- Mum
:39" m1?» mtfim‘flm and
”sewn-datum horn-rim 1"

CATHOLIC I2001131;

YIIJ T. «I CO. 5 it also saws-
UMN‘I PIP! wusamasas.
WNAIIDNDAO '1' Wat. It N all am sad

man at“

m
010“ ”I W'ACTUIUII.
ifl‘. JOHN CRAB. ii. ”habitual! N. aanafao

«dip

MONA. W'AC'I’UIIII.
mg0Ml-AD" 010 00 Th. ”Bolst-

:lEmOIOAIOO Tho, WWIJ N.

WAG”:J.II~IH:¢.II )lflsrh

CIVIL IIOINIII-ms

ummamaw ago-i
mglventoloutm rig. latch this.

n EKAEOVJIWIssmgwn st.il..Nll
”(1%“ engineers. I
warble.“ C..ll I “fill. Anfllerspvsqtiy

man "All“
WINK 3”. building. N. and 14
Jain“. all mailers.

MAI. All! WOOD.

Fulfil 10111!!! W than. item
With-hos, n" ....qu 9'
mammutsitfivm 14 tho-two.

onslaiasail
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mum MIN-0nd small
comma Winston-firm.“

to since. was. him
afloat- roost—w."

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oooott sworn.
rut Inst-unfit begin.
an 3“" ”gait than. t,
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Againsndtinwln
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moan. (3110.6. bust-m
madly Innuendo)
KIWKIRK. J..c. at
less .N.gas 4
l 1 4.8N
WKKDWWLDDSWMWIIM I ..
Daniella. m. toop. in. Gummred.
DOOMBASI AND BL!!!"
BIITEJV. II. a C0. 15 817WIIAI'RJI. urilags
Woodwork,whoels.olc. ~ .
mummssmm
MERCER I. ”Chmmlhsfl. Wm,

Jmmm,m .1. r“?
111,316th

DRUGS AND CIIllIIOALB.

Wm Wm

4109p; 111: “Prescrlp;
11%;...31?“

. .‘. r. .54
l
‘3’"qu '
limos JOHN A n Ifaino at. x. Perfumes.-ilfty
dve diluent perfumes.
PLAISTKD‘K 43 Washingtonst.s. N. paientmsdi
cines.ctc. Physicians pruaipdonsaspecialiy.
v DBDGOODS. habit N 2
SON "The n o
AMBER J. Lima)" 3— Bound”,
tings Wand rugs.
BANKS. I. K. Mahackatno Hotel block, I. ll. dry-
goods uotions,glovd.cflc. Underwearaspectaity.
BKNNETTJ. i'JDIainet. N. Busineuqab
llshod o'er forty-two years.

The DICKERMAN A. a sort at Washington st. 3. N.

goods. carpets, one. (see adv.)

SCOFLIIJ) & HOYT, 36am» hldg,N. ”Wash-
ingtonst. S. N (Soc Advertisement.)

STREET. EDWARD. h Gazette b1dg, N. Dry
goods, fancy gator. notions and hooiery.

EXPRESS LOMPANIm.
ADAMS EXPRESS C0,. odice railroad station, 8.
Narnia whilst, N. Expruvs forwsnlm to all
parts of the uorld. train-arise. Low
rates. Lester ilnnt, spot.

BXPBESSME’N.
BUXTON Jr BiiUNDAGR. odiccst Benedict's. 43
Wall at. N, ”Our motto, ”prompt attention."
CAVANAOII’S EXPRESS. furniture and
pianos moved have orders at sccd' s, 3. N.
SHERWOOD. \l. W.. N. slate at post-other: and
Hitle' s. Caro 'nl and prompt service.

IX'I‘BAL'I'S, ESSENCES, ITO.
BYXBEB. P. S. A: CO. Whiam eth. Manufactur-
er? of Scoliold a celebrated flavoring extract-A
soft“ ALIS EXTRACT C0 is manufacturers of
line extracts. 1'5. Ambler.
Fl: RTILIIERS.
RAY MOND BROS ilrztdlcy' it super- phosphate. spec
ml ntsnums land plaster. ground bone. wood ashes
SMITH, W. H. & CO. “diet at. N. agcnls for “'11—
liams Clark to Cu '15 staunhtnifcrtilizcrs.
l-‘IBE BBICK’ AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS 0rd shit in stock
isle to ordeer mmmundchptgncy tine “malice
II 15“. OY STI'JBS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT At ZKLL'FI‘, “Dashingtnn at. p‘ N. Inc
11:11 oysters. clam}. from. game. vegetables.etc
FLAG AN!) CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. ETaylor avenue, 8. N. Also
atone dealer
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dag, courses,
asphalt, brick. ccutsniami gi-avdwsi
mm arm AND I" ”wan:
HEATERS.
IEEKER. W. I]. At CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole sgtmts.
I‘ won. GRAIN AND I'll-1D.
'ISLAND GEN" FLOUR. the best made Don't
fall to use it.
11110)!!! EDIEU. D ANTIL, east end of 1‘ uhington
st bridge. The chmccsl of family flour kept.
RAYMOND 151405.11”, straw. [tour and feed in
. load. out ovcsrgo lots.
RED MILL. Dam-n. Crofoot A Rose. Gran. choir:

IcKAY. JOHN. [L N. our the depot.
ts—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds
roses a specialty.
SIi'l‘ii JOIlN ii. So. Iain m8 theoldestsnd
best known florist in this vicinity Plants. cut
flowers etc. Floralworkof ailktadaaspecialty
and done promptly
- FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. TummflfiWuhtugwn st.(caaicud)
Furniture looking glasses. picture frames, etc.
CRAI A WEITTLISEY. fl IalnsgN. ills]
stoud' I old mead) Stead ado-refuse
RAYMOND 010. ll. aewwormfiaad48laium.
N. Your a ostoreid
WOW DAVID, and), “418.30. Ialnst,8N.
annltoro. “More.
OAS LIGHT COIPAKIIS.
NORWALK 0A8 LiOilT COIPANY. ours 19
Water at. N (tea for lishkbvat and power
Coke-lumbar: CoalTarthrccdol
tan per barrel. pack-gs airs.
OBOCUBI. Wholesale.)

' HOLIIS A: [astute-nun WsiiItN. whole
Narrows.

locust-in. ham
iii-‘LLKCI 111105. “and “Wall st. N. wholesale
moon: hay sic.

v I

0mm
BROWN a Wilcox 70 Washington It. I. N. sols
agent- for W treasury batter,

ill-lentil coma» in Washington at, a. :1.
choice at»: «vies sad provltttoaa.
FIRMS. (7 it \8 ii Im in linuhlnmfllNo.
Iain It. 41. N. labia delicaclu lorf tgds.
flour.

HVNKOAN .0831th in Iain
eed.,hay.straw coalandwnod.
IINNKY I. BINIDKII‘ 41 Wall shill. famiy and
upkmw .nf talus:
"Tl. D I.Wsstavb.nor. Iuwtasu‘l. united
(1 WW LIV-null. tum-.5...
0111314841on B. Swim I. I. dunno-
consolation:

DAN") W. 8 lasts". nearlLil.siallon.lN.

Asbesuéfimntscboolsn

LAWTUN. P. Di L‘Otflflo. Milli... I. ”D-
miosand isicscblstiel

L‘iiOIIlDlKU. DAM mmawww
It bridgth 11.14 tos- «51;... spices. I spatially.

140014! a iiAitIAN, Ho Iain It. hearth-1.5 I
this miss. formalin. dour. food. etc.

NEW YORK w’l‘fi
'l‘cai

CO, «Iain-RNH-I Heller-
rpicrssspoctai iy
incarnations remains N.a
“ms. a.
tilt)“ Wiltonsvs. mach-amt!
monommgoodssodmpricu
announce. l. u Washi u. s. 1!. head
forest-lured Dow ‘unasdsoods

qusrursrsr
VALDIN, CHAD. ll. bWalist. N 0mm bub
tar. cheese. suit. tabla delicacies. fruits, etc.
llAmtIl‘ Hill. m'r'rt'a rm
tango-iron 1.1m», 14 x. anoint-m

BATH. IARTINJRIOO. lo!!! 8 nuns
it. Imprints-W oi IIIi Iltiits.p usher, innings.
and csttasoiiattsrv

Ivar-nus. roots.
WHMW A. Wm It. 8. 14. im foundw.
light soft catnip, «Maine to
IIA‘I'I All) Um mean.)

INA" TH. “firm ’1 Wm .. I.
awhilymoflnslilfll “

llA‘l' MIAMI.“
DAKBR MR.V&‘:W...UIIII.IN Maul

cm,“ I. Ufimwmfl. I.

”flesh-trailer
Wat.” Ills

”its. lgflostfamg‘ *Irlflflm
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mm“ W

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- thisulabllahrusntarswamntad.
“MM”

ground fold. graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.

BRO. PAUL. Woodward Place. H. N. plants, cut
flowers and «maternal pious madclttmler N
OUIOUE. 1'. L aoWard st. p. Unlont'cmetay .

Plants, cut flowers. sic. ‘Floral work a specidty.

'BAmeli’WWalln

 

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no w. it. .uui t .
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an. 1!. airman-trans."

noses ultimo.
mem amour-m an .fls:
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Mounting-innu-
norisa mom

mammx Iain BHNIpeclaiat.
magnesia) MKMW MM

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Amman norms." NatashN. J. Gleiu.
owns-«aura: tatuchad.

WNW w m
OLDIWKLLMMGWIIMW‘.“ Dead
Wm. lmopsaaplau.wrooata.
BOOB! romamo Goons.

JJLBW BUN
Wfilflflm Iklnzuiltfl. crockuy,

“Emil-"WM M" 13-3-4”!!!

. '3.“ ltrisorttivdaaitum.‘ "
We! ammo its...
snot-landvealuttalelnaliiu W
LAYTON, JACOB]. Wuhtnguuiifnnrtlol’n
Kmmmwldutand‘
igqctlfwgon. WI. cor lunandWaunaN. Bea!
e is. v
momma L'BOIIEDIXU. ithhtnrum u.
S. N. strictly fini-elasacoutpaniesrepvesattad.
t“TAYLOR a GOLDEN, 45 A «Washington at.
8.14. BchqstsIIdImni-Iuee.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GIN‘L 1.1" [318.00. 8 6.1:-
Umtt'i,¢dicn Washington “.8 meld.

“TRONLITAN LIFE 1138. co. :10 Washington
st 8. N F. .1. Graph. assistantaupt
NORWAIJK FIRE [NS 00.. N. in shameful
barium since ism No pounding loadai-s.
PEOPLES LIPS INS. CO. The. lander’a block.
minus. N. Jno. French asst superintendent.
“mum“ slum
CRAWUBD K D. Ilseonlc 05‘3de
. lildtlloicx mung and Equilab ii 1 geOos.
WIRON AND STEEL.
SMITH il.&CO.15and17em.‘Waisrlt.N
springs. axles. carriage hardware,
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
KI. amdMWatcr sLN. iron m
of all min-ids

m DUNCAN IRON MBAIIING WORKS, Water
“.5. N. Win 1111mm.
IRON POUNDILIRI.
011.er «A CLANCY at The Norwalk honWov-ks
C0,. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELEBH.
PERIUSA..S.3950IainIt,8..Nop. Hotel.
8. N tincwstch re ringaspeclaity. 0‘”
HOY‘I' [1.11.1830 net, 8. N. strictly Intels-
goods at low [flees
JACKSON. infiitAND mwulst '8. watches. dis
moods. etc. 1" the watch repairing a specialty
HOOD ii 5. diamonds watches jewel silverand
ware, repairing aspscialty. Giannsgfill.
LAWYERS.
AI STlN. ALFRED 1»). room 3 Masonic b'tl‘ 1, Wall
st borough. Notary and Ba! Estate
FROST. RUSSE s No Main at. Military.
bnsimaof all kiddo can-fully attended m

Human J. Britons moms and 6 am
building w,.1m bomugh.
6. N. notary

LIGHT JOHN ii iii: Washi
commissioner of deeds for 1 cw Yorhstau.
LOClillg'OOD EDWARD I. ma 4 Gazette bldg
Attorney. notary and pension

“YIDUII. JOHN S. roost gm Oaths.
Uattkb nil.1dng..N Comanllorstlaw.

WALSH JOHN J. rooml Iuonlc building. Wall
st borough.

LIVZBY I‘I‘ABLBB.

DANN. HORACE K Excelsior livery and board-

ing stables. OdlosNo 8 River at, N.

GREGORY. GEOB. 14 Knight st N Pine mn-
outs a specialty. Telephone 38-3.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.

L04‘ KWOOD IANUFAC'J‘L‘RING CO. Ds It. 8.
N. Manufacturers of bulk hardware
office-at anewYurkdiicoWRsadssl':
Chicago once 19 Lake at.

NORWALK LOCK COMPANY 8. N New York
office cucumbers st. Locks and builders hard
ware; designers;i foundsts- workers of artistic

tiseitriiumlngs n b.ronze brassand duon.
“In“ DEALIRS.

KILLEJJWaterIt, N. Ailkinhoflumhsrdo

[noted to any point by rail. team or vans].
MACHINE BIIOPD.

NORWALI DION WORKS CO The.me at.
near it. it bridged .Oeitersl machinery
and brass WWW re

pairs for mannl “hosts.
ICOF'IEID. WI. A. Knight It. N. New
madcand repairing promptly Itimdrad comm
WIT 643023338»
JENNINGS A: WATKKBUi'lY. 8 N. berrissand all
paints in sis-son {or the wholesale trade.
IIABIE‘I‘S.
A IODKI. IARKET. ll Wail at, N WmWIrdwwll
pop. beef. veal lamb mutton and poultry
AVIBON A. ills Isin‘. N. ”hangar-aw
whale via-wand scallops. ,

INNBTT A HOSTED, ,iueaquhE- job.
B'Iiors clams. fruits ”No Iain-t E
8188!“. DANAC 1! Iain at, N. choice-us

poultry Iah, tables.“

IRII'IO' 8 Clll'i‘flAl. IAliKl’l'. 6 Water at. I.

Ieats. vegetables. fruits. poultry.at lowest prices

CARR. WILLIAI ll Benedict Farm cautious
newts. fvmhvsgrtables-Jowsat

IARENO’I‘ONJ.” ..A meats. drink” olden.

Bfllll‘l'. GEO. Hemlt“flc.fl. N chains loan.
vegetables. hill.“ mm
liAfi'Kcl'l Flint) hallo. Iain N. pvitaamsms
mum-wow
JULION, A “0 (halal-mall. “Ilium/h

landst.il. N. Chaim“
LIIIUIINIB.WI. ~W$MB
Ill”

N Mildlkmm
“IRWIN“ i..w
Unmaamm; VII. :NI.
LYOM A. 11.014 Wall 14%” N .

O 0‘ m‘l

IALIO, Awlfl. Islamneanvast, I. N. choice

strata. no.0 orsluwvegviablsa. Galina loam rte
Plf‘ IIIJNG. ll 14 East "mop. Whitman

booty veal.ntutloo.otc
IKIIIAU “10011.3 West Wmhingion lull
amiy‘lm mute. poultvya a.spschily

Bllfll'i'l WAIHINGTON IA AKIT I Walk
who. sit mun-ta tryigiiamlytrab.
Ii’ihhANl. J at. to 1mm ...... ....
daily all our tbstm. at.
aWADswmfiMmuamIaOronuull rsas
aiiofparta town with this fra'sh and mean.
WIIONJHlflWuimN Choice-ob.“
try, irv'iits. vegetables. . In. etc.
HARD“ AND 0M8”.-

iio andmubbwamsbodssisrln 131111.11:
grants mMcemeterywm

arm-sax or. our... auto-as
toms-unmounm '1"

reasons asrt antnmtsa.
amour. haunt. its w:- m. s a. an not
aim has“ W is”.

summon wnustv. "Wiltimmds. thaws-
insson. isolaullfllcnm mete.
“mamas“ n. a ma 'a, as Justin.

LAWitOll. WILLIAI. I not shit. Allkisbsf
slaw m 1m
manila nu my quarry.

madman

smoothness-m
Carla-isms. ll moan-s “1%..“ 14

”MA“ TAM”
OUIOWIILI. “WEAR. Ammflm

I. l‘lllorlhlaiafiltfl. mm

“sum.

 

“000“ q
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m =
WIND runs; 000“.
mll‘mull. mill“!

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wuw ”amt-fling. I!“
IIain N. M

MUIIAGml-IIB ”

Wflhtflummsm I“

‘1'" “HEM-“5N, Immay. M
austomoms.

with... ° www.m-

“mm mmr.lfllflhat.fl. PIN
MEMO.” ammonia
Indlamoay. m

mlflmlfllalnfil. “Illin-
film-”vol“ W:
wmms dammit.

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mumnarswm 5.1135101
win haw-amnuugsx.
wmflh adds-wars.

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ill. nodalaivstiouAralenaels.
Immaoekay. more.

ovmnrmnuaaxnoluns.
EIRAI P. 0. Box in. 8. N. wholesale
Ihippaofoymusaud clams.

ovum“. residuum 1cm
mledmlsrinlnsoym ‘8'

EOYT. W. H. ASON. now-m BUN
m‘and wm

Kim) shim "£21.!”
US 134 Walad, B. N. plant-I
and shippersof nrwalkoysteis.

VANNAKLJ. 1....aco r..o motes. N.
andclsmawholesaieand

”PATTERNS AND IIODZLI.
NORWALK mPAgi'l'mN WOIEK§ Chas. ll. Ais~
and do." .41an macaw; a specialty. Bola
agentfortheeslebratetl Oarmnfnrnses
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITTM J T. “Islami. Jewctt’slsads.
and'Wadswosth a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. om'Jewatts. Atlantieaud Basiey‘s
Lend Calcutta oilsand Averill Chemical Paint.
sand w. u too itatzwuuecn. again
cinemas a lattice: paints.
PAPEB IIANGINOI.
PRA’H'ICO.Walrrst. nurWail N. alsopainls,
fills-Id Ill-

PBOWTIT.JT.45II1n¢.N.whtd¢wahIdu.
TAIYLOR .ilxggvshtc Iain 1.8 also ”were.
macaw-new. '
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN c A 11 N. instaatnsons
prooeu. Children's I“afia'spacialty.

NORTH. G. S. raw-sum S.N. unequal!
onlysndthatlhcbut. at. U

BEADIAN"h F. mom‘sfltw
WP“ doaflflo.

PIANO ‘I'Ulllts All!) IIPAIBIIS.
worse 1'. hickwoodilali. N. Alsoduleriu
pianos, margins. sheet music.etc.
PLANINO HILLS.

RANDALLIINER D. KN. All mafwood
work at retail or (or the trade.

PLUKBINO.

unused. W. 1]. Haste flail hitch. 8.11.
Plumbing. steam Ihdgaa gaming.

NASH.F.1L&BRO.cor.IaiuaudWaststa.8.N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and healers.

“moans.
Fm“; “3m MILWAY co. Inn'-
0-3011“!!-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON JACOBI. Washingmumncsttol’o.
Vproperty fwuhhmsssmreot. (seesaw)

I§RRELL A L‘EOIIXDIKU. B Washington It.

8N. . renting and collecting.

WllBON 0. it. Gazette bldg. N. luv-truest- and
money to loan. Also insurance written in but
of comm at the lowest rates.

WOODWARD. B. A No. Haunt. 8 N. houses 0
mt and bmldinz lots for min

in S’IAURAN'I’U.

BIB lily'll. is Water at. N. warm mull at all
hours. dinner 3:. ~

HENRYS. 1680. Iain ILS. N. The but acdinncr
in the city. Board by the day or week.

SANITAIII ENGINIKEBS.

atomic. ii I SON. “Washington 1, 8

liydrsnlicand vilenglneau
saloons. (Private)
BAIRD‘SEIIBI W‘s Orchard I. ll

NOB ALE [1111‘ng $1,701; m
W 3 1| 8.
Robots. principal Circdsr on moan

Ilmlnflmmdall. Dayand boarding schoo:
forglrlssad

saiuldeparttrtdnt. Special advan
the Indy of art. languages Imam
i lilting tar- begins April nth. (.‘iiculanwin
3'“ “0"“ mm
DIVING IA
8EAIlJB.C.I.1080IaiIIt.8.N.thelaand
'and “flown." noodles, oil. attach
meats. aspiring a specialty.
swwwa OOl'I‘I'IAO'I'OIs.

IIOI naanramals.
MUMUII.IATIIW80N A CO. KN. lam
Ins-Mus.

020. B. warnaoo iae man-mum

Til. and” t. Water 8 Iatahli‘hed mo,

om oi alass‘ and children‘s
hefootwesrforlhstatahtrade

Illfl-WAlm AND UKDIBWIAI.
llU'l’cillNBON. Ooh! 3 CO. Norwaik. New York
sad Migsport. C

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arm. OliNii. lIalo 14. ml
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mars morass atttt Mrs.

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sums. Joml l h’l‘tyiovm I. 14. Also

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ONE HUNDRED ENTRIES.

run onrti- touches or 'i‘llil mt.
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August least.- at this Nmalkoaatla-
tasn's Driving Association.

The entries for theril races 0! lbs
Norwalk Gonllomon‘a Driving annota-
tion. which begin on Tuesday a! next
week, the 19th than, and continue four
days, closed last Friday. All the classu
hsvsiiilsd. and the Inlhnalasm display-
ed by the members of the association in
Impeding for the event. foretells the
great success of the meeting. There
will probably bsssatsspsnisl attraction
eachday. On WadossdayEJl'. Bedford’s
“Chic!" and- William G. will trot a
one trim“ to a... the mm

min at mnodwsll's MANGO”

The (militias {or mutt the M“.
will be much ihnai‘aits What
log, armaments having beau mails to
have trains on the Danbury and Nor-
walk road stop at the grounds. TbiI
fact alone will no doubt seems an in.
crease in the attendance over previous
meetings.

Trains will run as follows: A special
train will leave South Norwaik {or the
Fair Grounds each day of the races at
l 15 p. m.. connectiog'with the 11.02 so
commodatiou and 12 00 o ’clock express
trains from New York. and ii. 50 accom-
modation train from New Haven, which
leaves Bridgeport at 18.25.

Leave the Fair Grounds at 6 11 p. m..
connecting with the G 20 express and
6 44 accommodation trains for New
York. and tits 6. 23 accommodation train
for New Haven.

The 12 05 train from Dsnbury to South
Norwalk. and the 6 28 train from South
Norwalk to Dsnbury will also stop at
the Fair Grounds. The price of admis-
sion will be 50 cents. Ladies and child-
ren half price. Carriages free.

The entries are as follows:

ausinr 19, 1890.
Purse Slm—lsmbcvs' Pacers—2:40 Clam.

Spry.b g“ .J 1!. Lewis, Bild :M Ct.
labelO gm11111 0. Hamilton. .lsrwuhvli.
Raster II. b in John Patterson. 1 Island City
Nancy!» in ...... Th marQoinl Wuipomm
Iran kbg ........... J. LWoodhuil. Mk k.Ct.
Bus D.ca.rng. .‘i'. a. Invison.

Ct
V marry. in g ....... W ll. bounced, Norwsti' Ot.‘
Porn .250 3:000!“

Soldier b ..... bank 0 Unmdgo. New York Cit
tannin. a; ....... n 0 With)! ew York on,
Nata Illbharu. b g B Lockwood Norwsik.&
Judas mpg ...... I C. wic. Ioodoa. Ct
news)

on!
d C 1
x Providatee, It. !
Dmarest. Pats-nu. N. J
lady Ulster. b in .B. Iabbltt. Poughksepsra,N

auuus'r m. mo

Pnras 9:104:37 Class.

..... P. 0 Borridge. New York Oil
“I O laminae New York Cit;

Smith New Yuk City

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rank cOrsgsr. o for-cubes.
”manna.
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. J.sinssu.Pu-kvilla.it.l
Wal'ou‘Boy ..lt Jun-Ins. Dada-.5!
P_r1aceA. b. ..I. Drum." N.
'ioim,hg Jno .wmou. Immii. J.
Georgsv, hrg.. .LIDMMImmNJ

amt! or Ii.
Pom stoma-murmur“. Trotters and
Pacers.

ransom. rntnmns.

mocha ass carat-u a! rents we
’ us. to lead About.

'llrali. B.Parsonsrstnrned home
yesterday.

III. Theodore Wilcox is visiting
friends in this city.

Frank Stevens. of Bridggpnil, is in
town for a few days. _

John Boidt‘idgshas returned from a
tour smosg the Catskills.

Ilsa Katy Finch of Albany. is visiting
relatives on Spring Hill.

Junta Sherwood. of Danbury. is the
guest of Arch street friends.
‘Iiases Noiilsand Lulu Bed-1', oi the
borough. srsat Elizabeth. N. J

ClarenosOsborn, ostw erk, spent
Sunday with his psrsnts on Ev . avenue.
Charles Keith, of Brid'emrt. spent
Sunday with pin parents is Winnipatik.
in. andImJossphB r. irritants.

 

,tumsdfrauthotr waste . bridal tour.

WIIIOW.¢WNanrk.spsnt
Sandsywithhiapmento Onlooavsaos.
lites Iismle Parsons, of Franklin avo-
one, is visiting rslativsi in Btltimors,
ItII Hattis Clark, of Portcheslsr.
spent Sunday with relatives on Protocol
street. .

Ens Lizzie Wright, oi New York, is
visiting It the residence of lire. I. E
Hoyt, on [come street.

Councilman Charles F. Eaiiock and
wife have gone to Boston to attend the
G. A. R. encampment.

Clarence Olmstead and Clarence Os-
born. of Georgetown. are camping out
for a week at Cal! Pastor?!i

lies Edith Bosenah of Westport, who
has been v’aittng relatives in this city.
returns to her home 40-day.

Timothy Sullivan, Norwalk’a old short-
stop. was in town lo-day. He will join
the Wilmingtons at Hartford.

liorria Sloan. clerk for E. 8,810», is
taking his annual vacation. Es proposes
to spend it in Ridgeilsld making hay.
George 1“. Boone, teller of the City
National Bank, returned home from his
two weeks trip to Cape Cod this morn-
ill].

hir. and Ira. Elwood and sort Eddie.
of Worcester. Mam. .. are visiting S.
L’Hommodien, on Henry street, East
Norwslk.

J. hi. Atwood, driver on the onset
railway. who has been spending his two
weeks’ vacation in Vermont, returned

... yesterday.

Henry Hoyt and W. E. Jones. of the

borough. left town this morning for Bos-
ton, Iass., to attend the national sn-
oampment. G. A. R.
Harry Smth. clerk for Finuey A: Bons-
dict. is taking his annual vacation. He
proposes to spend it in following his
gailinacnliursl pursuits.

Councilman KJ. Cutbili will go to
Boston lo-tnorrow. On his way home
he will attend the State Council of the
American Isohanics at Norwich.

lies Julia A. Lockwood will start on
Wednesday for her annual visit to Bursa
toga Springs. She will be accompanied
by her niece, liiaa Elizabeth Lockwood.
and they will be guests at the United
States Hotel.

“ ON “IO BOII’ON.”

Douglas towlorl’sst Imaly [topless-lad
as tho National Iona-plan".

The above was the watohword of the

1' happy group of Douglas Fowler Post

men who assembled at the depot in this
city this morning to inks the 10:40 train
for tho 0. A. R. encampment at Boston.
They boarded the car occupied by Bob-

“- bis Posv,oi Stamfordfwhtoh was pro-

fussiy decorated with flags.
Among the party were the following:

0" F. Arnold, commander; C. Wood. P. P.

0; Fred Koaling,l’. P. 0.. W. Alleli—

€14! drlckI,P. I’. C; J. Atwood. P.P.;C.

' ; Irv. A. Taylor.

Augustus Taylor, W.O. lentil, Thus.

1 P. Wilson, James 1]. Stevens. 0. W.
innit-bury, In. Fannie-Joyce. President

Women's Relic! Corps, Ira. J. Atwood.
Others want on the

Cl» 1:13 train.

 

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NW of month any,“ at
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r1titanium-«Brush. ill!

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TM! M”

will Wit...

tad to go to
Pittsflrid. slid who 4018141 aw York to
board a certain train which would cou-

rtsct with tho Honsalonio express in this

' city. When a shortdistaoos out of New

York thslr train was aids trashed and
the Ptittllsld express was allowed to
pass them. The result was that when
they reached South Norwalk they wars
lsltsnd destined to get bouts ‘as best
they could.

A (Jaws “ohm Gatling.
Assistant postmaster William Islam.
and Percy H. Glandsnsing. npsristen-
dsot oi tits carrier department, of tha
Norwalk other. called on E: poem

' A. O. Golding on Saturday "automatic

presented him with a handsome gold-

.itIadsdsboviyeans. Thsitaadofths

case was beautifully shaved and In-
gravsd as folkth: "Presented by the

, clerks and carriers of tits Norwalk Post

Office to A. O. Golding, August I, 1990.

WW

An Associated Press danish asst out
from Norwak that lay'mood D.
04011, I hll‘snhmYITM' :lto is

aommvrisg y at 3
Point. Grass’s ruins, had a Guilt:
Aght with eight hop Wag “a

lasti'riday w m
clauses hawthorn! them It.
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has, 'mlsvsraasvalkasm,

in mour- ‘wosl-‘Uns lasso lad-
)! Used. .

lbuamsudrivisgikroughibsstrssis
of south Norwalk Ways! ternoort
attached unusual attention from their
limbo condition and the worn out
ap of thahorss. Thomsowsrs
in'l'sids bar huggyandouoof thapsrty
was sleeping soundly with his head
haugingouoncsidsand hlahsuds near
the winch, The other two men were
somewhat hilariousand beat thsholss
considerably, tskingupbolhsidssoiths
mnua' Theydnaily
umsinmstactwlthGhlstoliatsssnd
aphasia-anodes“ fill!”
their m John Warren, William

Iufirflremlfllo

They were brotynv More Judas
Knapp this morning toanswes tothe
charge of drunkeuims. '1' / pleaded
not guilty to tho ' charge. The
story toldbytltsm wsslbst Riioy’ hired
tits team at D. J. IoKsy’sstablsaud

startedtogotoafnneraiandthathsm

was met by Warren and Inrpby, who
uksdhlmtotaksthsmtonarisu, promo
lsiug to pay the dilemma in the cost of
the team upon returning to Stamford.
They started and claimed that they had
only had three drinks. Their trip ended
as above stated.

Several willie-es were put upon the
stand and their testimony showed colt-
cluirsly that the men were guilty.
They were accordingly each fined $8.00
and costs. Warrants have also been Is-
sued for theirstrsnon thschsrgsof
cruel treatment to the horse.

ENTERTAINING.

' . "er1- Hiram."

A B. Woodhull will appear atInaie
Hall, Saturday, August 16, with the
aver-popular Yankee comedy, “Uncle
Hiram,” which is, without doubt. the
funniest of all comedies. There will be
introduced everything new—now soup,
new dances, solos. dusts. quartets». the
only and original Cafmensita. and tho
gsisty skirt dance, introduced by beauti-
ful ladies. Titers been no pain or
expense spared to s "Uncle Hiram”
nooof ihsgreatestYankescomediss on
the road. The grand street parade will
taksplaesatnoonouthodayofths per-
formance. Secure youflicksts early and
avoid the rush at tits door at night.

"Our Conan-y Douala.”

A dramatic story of unusual interest,
an abundance of wholesome, unctnous
comedy. a combination of rural scenery
and stage mechanism, familiar charact
are true to nature, and a company of
special excellence to interpret tits auth-
or '1; meaning, are the elements claimed
for the new venture of Frank Jonas,
whoes “Si Perkins" will Iivsa long tints
in pleasant memories of countless peo-
ple. “Our Country Cwsin” is the title
of the play. Thorailrosdm, in the
third act. isonsof theatrougestefleeu
ever produced, and never fads to receive
a perfect torrent of approbation.

tour M Illsaaa In M

The greatest long distance bicycle ride
for the year twins jostbssucomphted
by P. E. Weaver, of the New Eaves
Bicycle club, who startedAprilzl on a
4.0!!) mile bicycle-ride {lanthanum
tofian Francisco. Iv. Weaver,“ not
dudsilthsroads which helm -
smoothsod hardasesubafowadin
almost says-ternary, hat oaths ab-
Ilary however, so in” and know
won some parts of the mid a tho
traveler was obliged to walk may“.
Compiled by hangar sad third while
atoning the plain 0! Funds. Wail!
was obliged to ink. tbs train for a db
hues of about 4“ miles.

 

 

 

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A braksiaanou the Wicked
road freight train while m W
thisoiiyeurowssiorm Pains“
ardaysvsaiagatilids‘.‘
summon-Willie.” was“
tag so the “but! Wand“ Ill-st
sotlosthu'ouf‘ WW‘WH
had time messsp lass-s is man
with ihsroofaad was has“ tolls
iopoftbs , .Tkstrilastopyalashsst
distaues thsdqov. III-saw.
Mughlymshdapbat moot-fl»
onslyiajavsd.

Dana-pal with way Wadi-3M

A mama-rim Tm this
It. Sarah Hitches, a young m
who has been tiringas houuksrpsrfor
D. C. Belchoi tustpiaa. IIIIvIMr wu-
tontarryhi-taiswssk. asstkippuioat
oaths mot herwvdilag day; The
storylalotbstilscttltalths mitt-
dmmwmhm- vny
costly waddioa nulls-Idthsswhsatats
had bee-dons sitsaaddsaiy Jess-pal.

hm
'i'hsiongtaibafct salsa! the”
porthor‘asraiirnaa was-ads”.
Tbs pumhsssrsisCI-IIII.
”Calm. elm.
EEOROMIUIMWEEM
oi Bridgeport. MEI. latter
will remain withtksssweoapsaym
reprints-dent and m .
Tbsprlsvpaldisaotkaows. w

—tht a host at man have Ital
MthNmm
mhsihspnttysssvutgklmflwlsls
hostel mutilation-ass“
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JmticaAnstioausrwud chsagsdhis
dociviouinths'i’esrilwn-ao’seassaod
minedhsrtothfihy daysin Bait!“-
porvjsil.

 

NEWS PRO! m PLACES.

WkatIaGoiuoa in rich”
Amalia-

m

EngsusCthmsahsbssoeonfinadto
hishouasduriogthspfiwsskfumlits
eflecuolsoaecidsathsssfivsdatasll
Island. firetruck hisksadapinsttlls
woodwork “tho-tallies“ ”Ind
receivedquiloassversbmis.

Rev. 0. E. 'l'rss exciton“ publi-
withlhoRev. IrJilmandWIIIIUII,
yesterday. Next my Ir. Tm
wiiipresohassrmoutoihsfluolm
psranoeofRowsytou.

A lsrgssumberof mums boarders
mstprcssntinourmidstsiiiltsyaso
making tbemostol the delightful“-
vantagesaflordsdbyonrvillsp.

Aswflibssssubylhoadmwl'
nmusthstirVievgflowssIoflaldfor
Isle.

ReaflsnyKKiddml thaNstaao
mmmmtvvomsl-
lent sermons at them Min
thfipiacsyulenlsy.

nurses.

WfllismParhwhoh-bssaillw‘lk
typhoid' fever,isuowahlstobeou¢.

CharlesIcDermoithuhssuooaflaad
tothshonaswithaspratned’ ankle dor-
ingtitspattweek.

Thepicuicof “BMW
school, which w-hsldatfiiippaal’oiat,
ortFndav, was larply was sad I
goodtiutewasaujoyedbyafl.

Mi-EllaKenusyiasaliovaly ill with
diphtheria.

 

William Woodhull, Jr., has been we '

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reagitationofW. Pelvis.
Commander”, «the Newfislo-
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