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* DIRECTORY
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will! or ran
MN OI" >NOBWALK.
Abklsvistlns: Il-Ncrwalk- 8. N.—-scuth Nor-
nik; a rip—stem
~ in thasssfsu readers who arsuotsl-
m awars of, his fact we would say that
every Ir- Irsrsia "Insulated, whsthsr of
an anal! .rlagros, will be found
roll-Isle In every business trans-
‘ W wall worthy of all patronsgs
. to then.
f « mcomnssonlsi Water “
'0 All [303 WORKS CO. e,
£11m
”W
t. lansaud
mm. WI. 3.1a- WW sangu-
RANDALL IINER D. . Mall Well Its, N.
m, all! If: hard rigging.
. m. . Jaumosufim It N M
W ' .
some vacuum“. as Washington a,
all kiuds or m sold.
lz. innnamufluw . - -
KI.“ . ”hm
”it, s a sub fis‘fi confectionery, lcs
“‘5‘on «Housings it sort
sggutfwhm’scclebratsdlcemm: '
means. 1.. Iain alarm Wall,N. Pure
canfsttlowwysndicecresm. Preahgoodsdaily.
WILSON “B lads" Bread . Granite-
vfllc. Invefiataus Piner’s, it It. Place,
Burrs.
cits-mu. NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall st, N.
elm-II
‘ contra "a?” w
ml mp 0011 11mm .wuravtad cure
minis-m?“ .me a, as. '
cnocmr AND ousswanu.
NASBJJ a BitumlaisaudWertIIJJ.
mu flair“; humanist.
UNIVBRS ,
lamps, crockerymla-wsls. eta.
SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN“ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST. 13. 1890. '
W'AIIAID m.
m.J.T.OIflfl.l.mmfl
WWJJOOJI 11 Water Liana-
ers'audslltnctaa' "
mmm. .fimtcllallblock. your,
Qflhflnm tins-sow.) ‘ 3'"
nausea-sun.
nwurnr.uswmw.m-srs~
‘ noun ”Ill-Illa
PARSONB‘I. EWMMIJIJ‘
nurture. - m walls-vows. “Maury
TWELC.P. lsudm‘sbhchlo.flainst,§.
“it" OMhonraJurnJoprn. Wm ”Hi-softks
[1!!qu 080. 9.. D.D.B. W car. ‘1! .mlflw-o l
”human. Hour-8min , p... " . 10M met-.3 R at.
W; o afinr3'84asadminlstersd. Wyflmmshodagdrivlsgsuotthg‘ aura.
Gold porcelaincrownslnscrted
wnno.w.i... D.D.8.79lsst w:- ‘
Hounba.m.tohp.m. Gas
noon. sssu m amps.
sacrum. n. a co. is a 11 Water at. N. WI
woodwork, wheels,etc.
Dunn: arm sum ms.
Pruner, 3. rs. amongst. (fr-skeletons,
BAHOND scrim-sit m rails-nit
pipsstouinchésmdim. ' y
!' “ mourns: mu
um sins
oust,8.N.
nauseous.
PHARMACY,Van andl ave, I. .
linurlayhours,8tol°a.m..ltoflp.m. p-
lions carefully com I, _
GREGORY. J. G. 38 Wall at, N. ltstabllshed ma.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
81668 JOHN A. ll lain at. N. Prrfnmss,—lil’ty-
live 'flercot perfumes. s N 1
PLAISTED'S 43 Washington». . . M medl-
cincs, etc. l’hyslcians' proscriptionr s specialty.
our-Goons. .
AMBLKH. J. L. A; SONS—“Tho Equitable," No. 3
All!!! I! I! Irina“ 30.0“
(SAN mu . .
0mm 8“..meth
:gw :M'll... Hallma- ”Baal
D .
”B calmness».
nous:
"'an . - tum
moan—dancesm‘ .1. «.xm'z
oi»: ..-..-i.: “In“? - =
him}: in
mummmumsuqmssinru’u. also
mllkproducer.
Dismal scum
COOLIDGlt IDOKWOOD. 9 Ida “,8. I'll-
lu m
succaudrulestals alllts
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB I. Washingtm at next to PD.
8 N. lire, plats glam, accident
nuclease-tr)
LOCKWOOD, WI. ea. IsiasndWsHatl, N. Ilsa!
estate, investments, etc.
nomad. nnorumnzu. GEN-bison
B N strictl Mandamus"
Ins lull). George H. . . y
‘ WWI? L. Boyer, ricopresrdcnt; Galactic building. N. Drygoods.dicloths,mst- TAYIAOR & mmgu. g . nw-mm .‘
Willi-n Dunne-M - w , mmm- mm was "a" B.N.Reall|tstes-Ilm
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 sshlnmonst, BANKS. B. K. Msbsckemo , . . -
WW“ 5' N' 0““ "w’m' ‘mm‘ ”'3’ 3““ mumvgm'“ “c' ”mw’wm congwm sun
can it IL Row-u. Dre-idem; mb 3- laur- BENNETT,J.P.19 lain st, x. Business casc- 1,me “.8338“
ramyxymlmln'com NATIONAL BANK m fished over forty-two ’1?” W It, 8 N IETBOPOIJ'IAN 1.17s INS. C0. 5” Wishing!“
v DICKERXAN. A. .k 80 , 81 uhlngtou - . ~ '
a Wall st. N. 1224. Capital m, dry-goods. carpets. m. (m “I” It, s. N. P. J. omhb. assistant not
. Hyatt; rice-prest, Edwin
C. Green.
FAIBFIKLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANKJI'heJI
Wall N. mails ammo a his film.
Wiula‘ B. H y prert' [hourgc‘rsmvice
; smss .
'I'IONAL BAVK 0F NORW The. bl Well
1“ .4 t“:- t; r“- '°°2- um.-
' . VICE res ; . .
“cuisine. 'nneczon it. til i; J. um.
. .Tbomaa, B. K. Lockwood, i A. Osborn,
. B. Wilson, I. Bard, D. W. Fitch, W. F.
Bishop. Bankers', lerchants'. lanufsctnrers'.
Personal and Fatally accountaare solicited.
50me SAVINGS SOCIETY . The, Wallet, N.
Depodts l . ‘
our W, us WM. George
I. Wt; B. mansion, ricer-est;
Gem 1. , treas.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, Do
posits over Will). surplus $5.000. Alden Sol-I
mans. m; obu H. Kna , tress. Interest
paid depositors. lousy lounges mortgage.
BEEF, Wholesale.) ‘
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF (:0. S. N. Hammoml
beef, pork. sheep, lamb, veal. etc.
TERRY, W]. l. 3 C0., N. Amour‘s beef and
provinces. Homedrcssed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DIHTBIBUTOB.
WITON, J. 1‘. Post odicc box 485, N. Circulars
folded in over 10w Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
A GROJI‘. loot Raymond st, 5. N. Horse—
a special! .
8 BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BILL. all). s. a co. P. 0 box 53;. s. x. builders
d bridges, docks. pile foundations. etc.
3001' AND SHCE DEALERS.
BBOWN.H. 9. 50. Main st. 3. N. custom Work and
' is specially.
mm. 0. H. No. Rain st, 5. N. laltles in
boot. shoes and robbers. II“
”BAUBJOBI! £308,“ Wuhiugtoo at. 8.5.
A poll succulent stlow prices.
3001‘ A1“) BROS REPAIRING.
muss 020. 29 Railroad Place, 8. N. All
work usaily and promptly done.
BOOMBLLEBS AND S'I'A'I'IONEBS.
PINNBO J. ARTHUR, N. card engravurg.’ wed-
ding-doom, base balland tennisguods.
PLAIS'I'KD'S DRUG STORE. 43 Washingm st.
3. N. supplies and general stationery.
BOX KAREN, (Wood and Paper.)
APP. I. P. Waves 3.8. N. manufacturer of hot
11:" etc General shop jabbing.
DUMBO MATERIALS.
m”)!!! H. ILWashingtcm at, 6.11. also
bias was. sewer pipe. bay. straw, etc.
i
ii;
Q
norm. murmur at, N. brickdsil
“Mm: . hair. etc, also bloc
murmur .
“HOND BROS. lilwsnkse, Philadelphia and
‘ 'I‘r-tonfrours,bnck,lsr.h. limgcuueunsdamant.
nuns... CRIBSI. IGGB. to.
m BUTTER BUUBI, out door to the Post
may” specialty made of all diluent
gradeacf butt-.em, canned
has-sacs murmurs.
DASH.WI.I.MWallst,N. Wham,
horas, stable and canine f
CARPET.” All! BUILDIRS.
CHOW JAIIBC. Aust,8.N.cstlntss
given, pro-flatmates! to.
IOKI’ONJ'I. A. I'l‘aylwarrsue.ll.fi. Jobbing
pronptl attended“).
I
RANDALLIJ). M’s-ill.llt. Indian
my
raubycbeappowarenableamemgive
L I" ruww . on”. u
’2! ID. Irma. " coruwblnckucol
awn,
tar-sag. Hat ”malaria benchesxscks.
amount. was. given Telephone no
Inauwooo B. B. to Grove at, ti. N. Job
pea-pm minded to. m
VIIAONJJJIOpCro-at, as-r later—Ollieecw.
Will.“
Bathavqu. Busmwwd working,
and turning. lowest
“flap, ladsw
M. gutsy lulled number“
. canons asn'orww'rns.
‘aoonuur A IIOI'I‘.IGsssttabI¢g,N. ”Wash
: ”saga N. thassdnrtlsmsut.)
l “MOI IAIU'AC'IUIIK‘I.
‘ TIIJJ Milkmen-ah 8.5. manufacturers!
’ mains. wmhpmwmw.
‘ wmrrrs nun. Isstsf Prnklhsg-saafac-
sweet
'5 “‘3‘
'W'r‘ ' “ : um .........,‘ as...
".3. “farms,” partln. Ill
summaries. at. .waddlugs
roommate-mules.
mitt .fllatastfifl.ahuaews—
‘3‘“.qu
m "P: ”scram“
mm. r Water 3. Ill fl”
mus-sass can. etc.
. I. . b.“ . .
'm I. I I “mill
0].. metastasis; 3
Mwmwnmmkm
. . III H,B.N. II -
”REIMWW“ ’
ww'c‘g I “It. I. AflwflaWy
W DWI-B.
' m . Ira-arr W I. ll
wuss-ad. M‘s-ought
STREET. EDWARD, b Gazette bidg,
Balkans}; ‘
ADAMS , EXPRESS CO.
BUNTON & BRUNDAGE, oucest Benodict‘mfl
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at post-once and
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super'phosphntespec-
3mm w. n. a co. Wm. u, N. '
RAYMOND BROSordlnary shapes in stock. spec-
HUNT & ZELL'FF, 69 Washington st, :5. N. Inc
MORTON, JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue, 3. N. Also
Limos!) BROS. mm for flag, concrete,
HONDA M AND IIUI' Wm
arms. W. H. l ()0. Int: mil block, 3. N.
“ISLAND GE!" FLOUR, the best mode.
L'UUMMEDIEU, DANIEL, cut end of Whehlngton
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw, floor ind fall In
RED MILL. nation. Croft)“ a Rose. Gm. CUE
BERG. PA Woodward Piste. s. N. plants, cot
mgrnsrnsntal pieces made orde
GUIGUB. P. 1.. “Ward st,
IcKAY, JOHN, B. N. near the
SMITH, JOHN H. 80. lain st. sit. the oldest and
COLINAN. THEODOBkWashiqwu sl.(caat end)
frames, etc.
CBAI & WHI'I'I‘LBBBY. m lain
mistru-
IIAYIUXD 0E0. II. new store, to and re lain at.
N.
STOW DAVID. M. 23. so. md 31. Golan: at, S.N.
NORWAIJ GAB LIGHT COIPAKY.” lb
[10le & HIE-MOI!!! ll Wall stN. M
monastic. “sung. staph
ammo-tag. m
SCOFLELD n 110‘”, 3 Gazette biog. N. 68 Wash-
ington st. 8. N. (See advertbemeut.) IN Dry
goods. fancy goods. notions sad hmiery.
EXPRESS LOMPAIUIBS.
0 cc railrosd mtlan,S.
N. and or Wall ll, N. in . forwarders to all
parts of the world. Passenger mdnservicc. Low
rules Lester Hunt. agent. '
EXPRESSW.
It an at, N. Our motto, “prompt attention."
' , furniture and
pianos moved. heave ordcrs st laiswd's, S. N.
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.
IX'I'BAC’I'B, ”KNOBS, I10.
BYXBEE. F. S. ck C0. 9'.) Main st. N. Manufactur-
ers of Scofleld's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT co. N. manufacturer! of
hue extracts. '1‘. st. Ambler.
FBBTILIZEBS.
is! mnnnres. land plaster. ground buncnvood
agents for Wil-
liams Clark a. Co.’s stsmhsrd fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
tale to order,bm mortar,sand.chimney flue l'tnings‘
FISH. OYS’I'BBS. cunts, ETC.
fish. oysters, chum, fruits, gume, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AN D CONCRETE WALKS.
stone dealer.
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
KATEBS.
sole spots.
FLOUR, GRAIN AN’D FEED.
Don't
fall to use IL
st bridge. The choicest of thirdly dour kept.
package, loud. car orcargo lots.
ground Iced. graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
flowers and to r.
nip? Union Cemetery N.
' oral work a specialty.
depot. Bedding
laura—cutdowrrsaudlloval workofsllkinds.
Bins roses a spcemt
Plants. cut flowers, etc.
best known Icrist in this vicinity. Plsuu.cnl
flowers. etc. Floral work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.
FUBN ITUIE DIALEBS.
Furniture. lurking glasses. picture
ng- (ll-a
morsf's old stand). Bea ad
Your above old stun.
Furniture. mattresses, etc.
0“ U0"? CO‘P‘XM
Water N. Gas for t, heat and power.
Constructs per Managerial ’I‘ar three dolr
hrs per barrel, package extra.
Gm!“ (WholsaalaJ
sale grocers, hour. M In]. “L
BBLLBCK BROS. “and Ill WI! at, law
grocers, dour. feed. pain, hay. etc.
0300338.
snowsswrwox row—mamas. 1cm
agents for celebrated my butter
HNNKY O BKNIDICT II Wall 1.3.!” N
.fMatc.
WM a...
c. ‘ ,
“om-W. W..." m... ,.
'1 SUN, . . - . ID-
uhtbmgurs-aalw. all,“ .
”Brokaw. s. ”emulators”.
Asbestsspalatncsoolaa ate.
LAVITDII. 1. no ()0. .hthi-ltllw
cwiessudlsbladtlicactsa.
L'IIOIIIDIIU, murmur-raw
stW.lilI.tesa,wlrsr.spio-s,a .
M0083. IIIlftlAN. Holds st. saw-st, 6.1!.
hamfcrwafmw, r.fssd,sls.
IIIW folll'l‘u omnisrertrc—HW
mam-s. u'u-is a
RICH .Iasd .s
sasrdnusdtfleseiss. st, .
MJMIWJ.tImn.&N.abolornsrs
ofhstbodiss.
”tint-Ammo m 2...." " 'h‘filé
arid cutters of hatms' furs. '
”Am 1'00”.
wnmn. VLA. Water at. s. It. has fonds.
lmtmmmmm
asam .
hogan. grammes“
nflWDAmM‘hflJl-M
f
v“ 1' . muralmtl.
"sarcasm-w w
PIOI’LB'B [.1173 IRS. 00. The. No.15
CRAUFURD K B. lasouic
SMITH, W. I]. I: CO. lb
SCOPIBLD, WI . A.
ammonium,
AVIBON.L its latest. N. nests. fruits.”
hiss, i oysters. dams, and sseailopa, butts
Om W
W!
”censuses-s
NORWALK FIRE IRS. 00.. N.‘ In successrat
business since um No ouutaadiug Isl-clam.
Washing-
ton at, s. N. Jon. Frmcb. asst. superintendent.
rm snowman.
, N. 6% Boot
liddlucx Banking and so was Cos.
IRON AND 5mm.
and 17 Water at, It.
springs. axles, urrlage hardware. etc.
1801! most arm nannies.
mumgursmrsww «,3. iron work
Mallk .
THE DUNCAN IRON RAIIJNG wommstu
H031. W.
at. s. N. Wm. H.
IRON romvmuns.
GILES 8 CLANCY at The Norwslk InlWorkl
Uo.. and also at Conn. .
JEWEL-BBS.
YKRRIS. A. S. 89 80. Hill 11.8.3109. City Hold,
I.
5.2%. due watch repairings special
HOYT, I]. B. leo. Iain at, S. N. sirlcflym
goods or low prices.
JACKSON. WRAND, ”Wallet, 11. watch,“
morals.
etc. Fins watch repairing a specialty.
B001). II. S. diamonds.wstcbu . silver“
plated ware, repairing aspeclalty. so ' at. its.
LAWYERS. ,
AUSTIN. ALFRED 8. room 3 Masonic b'd'g, WI“
98. borough. Notary and Rm! Bush.
FROST, “[1583 a No. lain at, my
tumor-u khwyflmw. ' W
J. BKLDENhroomss and c Gratis
8. N. notary
stars.
HURLBUTI‘,
building, “all It, boroug
LIGHT. JOHN H. 101 Wash!
It
commissioner of deeds for cw York
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. room 4 Garetts bidg,
borough. . notary and m.
smock. JOHN 3. room mistrial! 0a.!“
Bank building. II. Mat law.
WALSH. JOHN J. roots] [music building, Wall
miti-
It,
MY sum
DANS, HORACE B. notifier livery and DM-
lug stables. Other No. 8 River at, N.
GREGORY. 610. s. H Knight st. N. Pine turn-
ty. Telephone 3M.
OHM I B
[.005 HAN UFACTUREBG.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Du It 8.
N. lannfuclurers of buildsn' hardwars. u
once as Purl at; New York Morn Beads-t;
Chicago office 19 Lake at.
' WALK LOCK COMPANY,8. N. New York
NOR ilders' hard-
olllce & Chambers at. locks and his
ware; designers; founders- workers of artistic
bousc trimmings in bronze, hr- and Iron.
Lmn DEAL!”
anJWltlrsLN. Allkivldsofllllbsxb-
llvcrcd to any point by rail. team or vessel.
HACK“! [HOBB-
NORWALK IRON WORKS 00.1'MWM I,
R. B. N W
sear IL . machinery, iron
and brass outings, fo Babbitt metal, rs-
pain for mmufacwricsrmeambcats.
Km at. N. Newman-y
mile and repairing promptly attended to. ‘
mum Gunman.
mos & WATmUBY. 8. 3. must
porn produce in erases for the wholesale trade.
assures. -
so Wall at. N.W-.W
prop. beef. veal. lamb. saunas and m
'89-
N A “paranormal or“, lab
”stirsfimMu.flNo.laiust,
mmBANAC. is late at, Rebates-fl.
poultry. lab. vegetables. etc.
31111103 CENTRAL nuns. b Wat. at, l.
lsats,vegetshles.rrans,pssltry.stlowastprlcsr
. vegetables, .
BECKER, CONRAD. m Valium It. B-N- (“181,010.18 Chest-rt rt. s. it. cactus nus,
. chowspocwtmsnd } ”0‘ Whats". man”
I' CBAqusueoesaorto In .. HAY” HID “Halal. B. .prhs”
strainsmamrmimnuw «ah... Ira-sum satiny.
nNNWANEO‘REILLY II! it. N- . mm,s.o.0sstnilukat.suv.lfi run.
rmm.mw,coslssd’ harass cub-“Mam
w s ”flames. rsss
mn'uuoaovn llcboel s'w' first 3"me
. Ina .nd . ,J. It . .
new mam-sir.” “' mu??f¥atu,vyuflw,"butw.qnwc
muouacasrw 9.8.3. but WAIDMI‘I'I.
“was ‘gnss n .33... Ores-twp has. “'“flflfl3‘mm'”? "
tw.tbw'ss, womb-sis,“ “gamma.
llA was. Jars-urea!)
um moses. ) min, t s. sun-a or
no..." 12%an or» ... “mm“..s‘fl-‘mwh
arm?" "‘“'"""‘,_u m bums-ruse." ' .
*‘WW-KMI- commence. was"
“mu Inldanthli. m. sari
03° flfififinw 1" m murmur.
avnmfimfimm"“ ’ mantra-ts. amass-
[WJ‘IMHIJJMW
DJ- Md
mam. M
, crosmaco.
mammal.
OAV ” lllmfill-fl-y
raw arr
$3.01- bdoutrr’s‘lw sins-yaw
m... w ”W"
“III. III. I. I. mm El. W
valm. Malagasy-risky "
.rons,ll-a Isis ' .
ad“ a its. sins-yarns:
macaw hts'
. . . d .
, stimulus-nammu‘hu:
multivitamins-huts. m
st‘s'sdos'rmuriuu its. mass-
udk-‘aroay
'. . hr
homor‘gu'du’mmgu. Vocal
I!” I. l.
NAIR,“ m OM"...
all us us. leach-rot as
an mummy”...
sonwxu. u. s. «gm-g; u 1....
mm: 33%» wm' ' ’ sis-3';
minds-enu- arson-m.
Bit-aw . m mammary-3.9L,
from”
WOODJXHM °
ury's rt; New Your use Gus-aw“ 1‘" out
8.8. 8mm.acckary.grpws.w
BILL, BIBAI P 0 Box :1“
. . lll '
“Mafmwckma. ' ,
. of
:El'hfllfl. “more mgsxwkcla
".WJL‘SONJ’IWK. 8J1. Mvd
Ba h , w‘sud win—Is
thOUflANJuW B. .m
Namath-snug" N
VAN N J. l.. s 00...]! O. Boa MB 8. N.
Oylurefichmwbolesalesudmfl.
PAINTS. 0|.“ AND ““83.
mm. J. 'I'. It lain R. Jewett‘a lab,
lssnry and Wadsworth'a land not.
BATIOND BROS. Jewstt‘s, Atlautleaad Becky’s
lad. Calcuttaoils and Averill Chemical Paint.
m;.'.—I. lCO. lb .17 WSW at, N. In
loom t mutual.-
ftir
PAPIBWGI.
HAW‘CO.Wat¢rst.hcarW It.”
nu.“ I“. m
PROWI'I'I',J.1'. to late N. window shah
Bollands.lxtvrer,etc. I"
“Missourian-guarantors“
mdhflnstc.
BIA If" R m
CKIA c.ll.lllala .'
prom Cbikirsn'sphovostapsdslty.
NOR’I’B.G.S.7BWaskiugIm Bite-am
onlysarlthstthsbest. "
READIAN 7.1. Gazette It. {thrust
mandamus-mum“. .
PIA-o 11mins ”It BRAD-ll.
monormvmilwm. Abode-lain
mmubeetmhete.
We sinus.
RANDALLHIm D. IN. Allkiudsofwocd
workstutsliorfcrtbstndr.
neutrino.
motto. W ll. Isaac Hall block, 3.3.
Plumbingsvauandpslttiug.
NAsn,r.n.anuo.a-.lslsaasw-ms.sn.
Plumbing-admittingnuaasaudbwtus.
ALI um was; on. J-ssw. .
w m: Idwlu o. Bart. an
BEA]. 151A“ sum
Limit. JACOB I. Washington at, out to P.O.
8.x. property M-memmflt)
IOBRBIJ. A L'BOIIIDIIU. u Wldlugtoa at,
S. N. seiliag, renting and dinning.
WILSON.0. 16mm mm. Investment-d
moneytoloan. Alsolusnraues written in but
of companies st the lowest rata.
WOODWAIID. B. A. No. lain at. 9. It. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.
Ills'l‘Alflle'l’l.
m MmemN.wn-lsatsll
bouts. dinner‘ for.
Hm'dlotmlalu 8.1!.Tkrhutmcdluusr
luthsclty. Boardby dayorwaek.
SANITABY mm
Km “23. a 80V. GWaahisgwn B. N.
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W1"! A PATAI. ACCIDENT.
chief Your-u Basslvss Ward to lastly
CO”! I. leul’l him of III
Death.
Chief of Police Vollmer received a
from the authorities at Berlin
yesterday afternoon stating that Joseph
H. Veitch had been killed and asksdblm
to Inform his relatives to come after the
remains. The fatal socidsu' t occurred
osloudsyulgbtwhenJoaspb H.Veiteb
awsmrmoomosodmm
on the Consolidated read about half a
mile south of Berlin, and was killed.
Tb- body was found laying alcoprldsths
Mata—tn o'clock. nobody was
I‘- “shamanism-slur
dfistowsnadks stones .
tosscsnain the whereabouts of the do
ceasrd’s relatives. Chief Vollmsr suc-
ceeded in locating them with very little
diflculty as they are vsll known hm.
They have gone to Berlin and will bring
the body hero to day.
It will be remembered that a brother
of the deceased, known as "Bandy"
Vcitcb, was killed on the railroad a few
years ago.
The remains arrived in this city on the
1:15 train and were token to H. 8. Greg-
ory's undertaking rooms.
loath Small Butchers Go to Daubury.
Clsdiu white coats and wearing so
trscuve badges, the party of butchers
who leftthisoftyou the 9:18 hill]. for
Danbury, attracted vouch attention.
Amongtbsparty from this place who
attended the barbecue were Jacob
Schsub, James A. Farrisgtou, Amos
Judson, Charlssfiruith, Bennett & Boar
ted, sth Iackwcod and George Grist,
E. 8. Adams, R W. Adams. D. Bissau.
J. Guthrie, W.Bsus, W. Lockwood.A.
Lockwood, J. Ryan, G. Harris, I". And.
rews, J. Inlligas, A. Avisou: L Dibble.
Improve-ant at the lehools.
During the present summer recess the
district committee have made many im’
movements about tbs premises. Aside
from the [naval renovation that has
been nsdausw datablsckbosrds have
besuplseadismaayof thorooms. The
spaces_ bstwesn the walks and building
at them-treat school have Mn
eoncretsd. ,
The most important Improvement at
(bosom street school Is tbs new
water closets that are being constructed.
This work was ordered done at the au-
nusl school meeting and when completed
will be u job that has long been needed.
(ls-pars at “The luob "
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Havilsnd and Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Palmer, who are camping
out on “The Knob,” near Wilson Point,
have been joined by Will Trempsr and
Thomas Carligao, of New York, and III.
Arhtoo. of Builslo. They will remain
about two weeks. Thomas Benedict
and wife, of this city: James Green, of
New York: housed Beatles and Hrnor
Dibble. of the Norwalk Canoe Club, are
occupying the club's cottage recently
erected near the Point.
At tbs Prohibition Convsstlsu.
Booth Norwalk is well represented at
the Prohibition convention at Hartford
to-dsy. Following are the delegates:
L. E. Bucknsrn. Oliver W. Weed. I" 3.
Parsons. Frank N. Pillow, C. L. Ogden,
Geo. W. IcBrids, In. Charles A.
Parsons, Ira. Wray Bedlsut, Sylvester
Sherwood. Anson Benedict, H.l. Ar-
len lssarvalr Casss.
The cars of the city oLfloutb Norwalk
vs. Clarence Wescctt and others is being
heard today at the (Iouocil Chamber be-
fore the committee appointed by the
superior court. The case involves the
facts that were brought out in tho prsvb
our cases, that of decays to the prop.
my adjoining the new city reservoir.
The "Movies treats almost sntirely of
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mnkgsnmtoflssBeack, (lousy
Isl-Id on Labor Day, May, Boptsas.
her I. leaving South Norwalk at 8:30 s.
on, returning by moonlight, arriving at
Booth Norwalk at 9:00 p. Ill. The ex
cursiou fats willlrsowly sou-o. Tbs
host will, wltboatooubt, lsavs her dock
on that day wall loaded with ma.
“sense ”I” Party.
Tuesday evening about fifty young
prairie s-vs liss Allis emits a piss-u
surprise party ether hours In Wblipauk.
Games and atom wars enjoyed by all
bands, and a this collstlos was served.
JmI ”'1‘“me
KILLED ON THE RAILROAI;
A SOUTH MIRIAM ”LIME
camp
that
brigade on Monday morning. '
Itwssussrly twslvs dolock when the
TI! CONNMI'ICUT DIVIBIDN.
twenty-hrs Hundred Vstassas of the
' out. Is use at Boston. ,
Aspecisl totbsHsrtfordCburaut says:
TbsCouuectwut departmeot, uudsrCoru-
msudsr Brostcb. bad an excellent place
In the llrstof the line, they having the
advantage of going through lbw gregt
parade before the vast throng or specta-
tors was tired out.
There were over 2,500 m from the
statetuliussud Itisrsported that about
fivshuudred more wmblockedou trains
unable to arrive in time. A majority of
the posts in the stats were represented.
many of then very fully.
But tbsgreat fsstursof the C .unccll-
cut exhibit was Admiral Footr Post, of
New Haven. They turned out lit a bond-
rsd strong, In command of Aljutante
Gums! Rubia, with the 8%th
Bandqffiftypiecea. hummus-ulna
”is-resin; they‘hdvrn'ghl to the
Ilrstplses. They received gear applause
throughout the line.
Department Commaudr. ilrontch was
greatly pleased with the :ppearancs ol
his troops. In his opinion the parade of
yesterday has never been I xcsiled either
in numbersor management. Owing to
delays in arrival the line slatted seventy-
fivc minutes lots and the lost marchers
did outreach the end of the has until
7:15. The verdict of the soldiers is that
tbcrsisouly one Boston and it is still
the “Hub.”
tartaric-mfg;—
” Our Country Cousin."
“Our Country Cousin”is the title of
the new play that is to form the sttrscr
lion at the Norwalk Opera Hours this
evening.
miug, all" has admirably drawn from
the rural life of West Virginia and has
tarnished a play rich with scombination
of pathos and comedy, and teeming with
dramatic inter-st from beginning to end.
Much attention is given to the scenic
exhibition, and in the third set a railroad
scene is introduced with realistic and
telling effect. The central character.!
Jams Whestley. is an elaboration of “S
Perkins," a transported Yankee who no
one can help but become scquslnted
with on account of his many excellent
qualities, and Mr. Jones depicts these
qualities with rare fidelity to nature.
The author, Chas. H. Fleur-
"tlncle “Tram.”
A Pennsylvania paper has this to say
of “Uncle Hiram," tho play billed for
Music Hall Saturday evan'sig:
audience ofthc kind calculated to de-
An
light the managerial heart witnessed the
presentation of the bright Yankee come.
dy, "Uncle Hiram,” at the Academy of
Music that night. The house was packed
to the roof, upon the first floor, act only
every seat being occupied, but the aisles
and lobby being jammed with upsets.
tors. The play is one of the best of its
character that has not been seen here,
and the company is a decidedly strong
sud wellobalancul one, and it will be all-
snllicrent to say that they not only fully
sustained but added to the lsursls gained
in many former appearances bore.
(ls-p Enabler notes.
General Watson sud stall will go into
Saturday of this week and see
verytbing is in readiness for lb
Governor Bulkeley sud stall will go
Into camp Tuesday. sud will remain
there during the week or they did last
year.
New Britain’s new military company
bss been accepted into the service and
will complete organizition Friday night.
I. will be designated as Company I, and
will belong to the First regiment.
In accordance with Section 3,187,
Chapter I93, of the Ifililis law of Con.
urcticut, the sale of all spirituous or malt
liquors within one mile of camp is pro-
hibited. ‘ _ “W
iii. 6? nl'c'fiv'fiun‘.
, 'I'hs sonosl meeting of the insured
members of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
ulsns of the State was bald in New Hav-
es yesterday. The meeting was one of
great iulsresr to members, as at the con-
vention held in Waterbury last June, 'it
was decided to arudclrculsrsto all room-
bsrs for lhspnrpoasof ohtslplsw [their
has 1:.“ t, unfit; ‘
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MW w ' ‘
‘ ' thing the order.
boundless fund is
This has always been optional, but a
count of the votes received showed that
the majority were In favor of making it
obligatory. The question of levying a
military Isa of fifteen cents on each
member was defeated.
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no war-run Buss.
About 600 people attended tbs races at
Waterbury yesterday. It Is «unrated
tbsttbstrack ls ten ssocods slow com-
pared with the best sills tracks.
' In the 2:60 race Hartigsn won, Judge
Purple second. 'I'ousy third. Bast tiara
2m.
Iu the 3:3) cla- Tom Carpenter won,
Jerome mud, Haggis '1'. third. Best
tints 2:31}.
thsarstuuding‘thsrscssatths
‘wwlt downto the brook. Tbara
m ”mum?-
firefltm
THE SUM firm.
PWPLB WHO ARE minim "ml
.. AND MIWHIE
Ihsra Nsrwalkars Go to may hair
VW—mmutbalsm
Others Barr-hung Alasagthslloasvstus.
Dr. C. F. Boutwell, has gone to Boston
to spend it few days.
Judge F. W. Perry returned from
Boston early this morning.
Fred Smith. of Bart Norwalk, isspeud'
ll-Jeuoic Reed. or East Bridgeport.
ip visiting fnsnds‘ in the borough.
Frank H. Baxter returned home from
the Boston encampment thkmoruinp
ItaAa'aPsck, of Waterbury. Is the
guest of In. Fresttts, of Best avenue.
H110 ,‘M'Illon,jls'l_hs' ' t‘
ormmwmnm, of Elm rm
Min Ella Curtis, of (Rowland, Ohio. is
spending a few days with friends in this
city.
lfissss Emma and Annie Bolts, of Tor-
ringtou, are the guests of friends in Esst
Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles R. Townsend, of Bry-
view avenue, has returned from a visit
in Bridgeport.
G. W_. Blanchard. superintendent of
the Postal Telegraph compuy, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. Ellison Dupny sud wife are visit-
ing their parents in this city. They
will remain here two weeks.
Water (hmmissioners W illism B. Reed
and Josbus Jennings returned home
from Europe at noon today.
Ilia lary Finch, of Albany, who has
been visiting friends on Spring Hill, re—
turned home this morning.
Principal W. C. Foote. of the South
Norwalk public schools, has returned
from his trip to Lake George.
In. C. I". Tolles, Jr.. and dooghtcrare
visiting in North Castle, N. Y. Mr.
Tolles will join them next week.
E. B. Parker, of the Norwalk Gas
Light company, has gone to Csrio, Green
county, N. Y., on a ten days’ vacation.
T. HeGarthy.of East Norwalk. isspsnd.
ing a few days with J. Ichennn. sales-
men for the Yolk But 00.. in Boston.
Kiss 'Irouise Bartram. of Bridgeport,
is making a two weeks’ visit with Mrs.
Charles R. Townsend on Bayview sve-
nus.
bliss Inuiso Horshoue, of New York
city, formerly of Norwalk, is visiting
her father. A. Morehouse, of hfsrwin
street.
Mr. Dr. Gregory and Miss Dollie Pin-
nco returned yesterday from a two
weeks' sojourn on the shores of Lake
Champlain.
William K. Maples, of the Hour, and
John K. Hyatt left town this morning
for the White Mountains. They will
stop en route at Providence, Newport,
Narragansett Pier and Boston, returning
the latter psrt of next week.
Miss Sadie blend, of Binghnmtou, N.
Y., who is spending a few weeks with
her uncle, John Bouton, of lain street,
started this morning with her cousin,
Ifrs. Emma Wheeler, for thgefieid,
where they will remain for s few days.
LIQUOR LAW VIOLATOBS.
I'hslr lstsst Belarus to links Sales on
Sunday In low Haven.
The most popular wrinkle lately with
New Haven saloon keepers who want to
evade the Sunday liquor law Is to keep
their saloons closed tightly, but Instead
to establish a temporary bar-room in a
house other than, but convenient to the
saloon. The saloon keeper may be the
proprietor of the Sunday bar-room, but
he keeps himself in tho background'sud
hires some one to run it for him.
The reason for this prudence is that in
case the violation of the law be detected
the state cannot establish the saloon-
kseper's connection with it and than his
license will not be jeopardized as it
would beincase the bar were
run by the saloon-keeper. The police
can arrest the Meander who i nominal-
.gthspvppriatcr. Thom, ’can be
:bvtbsrloesust' catch?“ “at
up. tum .iohupssi by no but.
a proprietor. In this wsyiths law,
which makes the forfeiture of a license
the penalty for the conviction of the
owosroftbs license for a violation of
the liquor law, Is nullified.
A: listing on...
Two of tho Italians who were at work
on shores railway watch-ion. In Dau-
bury. says the News, were carrying
a tie. One of the fellows dropped
hissndofthstlr and started on a wild
no. down tbsurestas fastas his dumpy
bpmldcsrry him. Like all
he left a trail of light behind blur. Th:-
followraunutllhnnsohedtbscorusr of
William street. when he changed his
course and almost dashed; Into
the little brook that from under North-
rop’s market. Northrop '9' what he
thought wars flrsbug rush under his
what and ran over to s
sugshoring house for swlstsusa He
found the neighbor at boms,andsftsr
unis. themselves with steam
rounds-basswsrthysoaof ltsly.sct-
Ingfor slltbs world self ballad lilt-
wlttlngly sat nponaborust’r seat and
didn’tklowltwasloadsd. Itwsacaly
smlnutebsfovsthewcrstmaout. It
wsmsthtthaltalisn hadcsrrlsdslot
or parlorntahraluklrtmswspsskat
sud whsutbstls rubbed sweatsh-
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KARI!!!) I! BICYCLE Am
&1.lfaekus a mm. W
nul- mhumw‘fio
dance of Mr. sud Mrs. G. W. fiflflb
our lovers of the wheel and may MIDI
some of them to follow suit. It was the
montage of lies vaisvs A. m to
H. '1‘. Backus. The ' ,
which took placestflo’vlock. was per?
formed by Rev. A. J. Smith, of flash“
Side Methodist Episcopal church. It
was in the old Eoglhh style, and ’ only
the immediate Maids and Ma 01
Mr. Backus and Min Smith sea bed:
devotees of the wheel,aud they were
both attired in bicycle saiw. '
Immediately after the em
and Mrs. Backus left owilish‘rftour on
were met by a 333mm. reporter in
South Norwslk ygsr‘dsy, where their
first stop was made. From South Hov-
wslk they went to New Rochelle, N.
Y., where another stop willbo made,
and from there to Albany. After spend-
ing a few days in Albany they will con-
linue their wedding tour on the
to New York. All the places of interest
will be visited there and the tandem will
then be bended for New Jersey, when
Mr. and Mrs. Backus will wheel down
the Jersey coast. Passaic Falls will be
visited and all other places of interest.
The trip will last about two weeks.
Mr. Backus is a prominent member of
the New Haven Bicycle club and known
in this city where he has frequently been
seen on the wheel. Ili- Smith is a
charming little woman sud has a wide
circle of friends. This wedding tonris
probably the most novel one ever heard
of.
Efwnnsr amp.
The Chesklest Swindle sf thoAgs in Food
Adultsntlano
“I have found the cheekicst swindls
of the nge."ssid George Lord, s well-
known Hartford drummer, who keeps
his eyes open when out on the road, and
is interested in matters pertaining to
food sdnlterstion.
“It is wood floor," he continued.
“Flour actually msdo of wood and used
largely for the purpuu of» adultsrsfion.
It was at Mount Pleasant on the Iittlo
Ulster and Delaware railroad that '1 first
saw the mill. White beech trees are
used. The wood hasno flavoror color
and is herd and dry. The bark h peeled
off and the logs put on s carrhgo, which
{owes them against s cutting machine
shaped like u pencilsbarpeucr,except tint
it has five or six knives revolving at the
rate of from 200 to 300 revolutions a min-
ute, and the log is soon cut into line
shavings. After these are thoroughly
dried they are put into a hopper and
ground the some as wheat or corn. ,The
floor comes out as fine and fragrant as
from line wheat, and is put In bags
without any marking on, except stag
with the address, and sent to New Yak.
Where they go then I don’t know, but I
learned from a woman at the mill Ill“
there is a pretty big sale for them.
Shssnid that part of it was used as
stock and in the preparation of llncrmts
wsIton. That is the ostensible purpose
for which it is made. but the workman
told rue that a good deal of tho stufl
went into the handset contractors for
furnishing Indian rations, and that con-
siderable of- it also went into tbecbeap
breads sold in the Italian and Hebrew
districw in the lower part of the city.”'
-—Lssts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brunch.
All. AROUND THE STATE.
dlsttars Worthy of lastin- thst Do Kat
Happen Ivory Day.
Harry of the prominent poultry men
of New England enjoyed their annual
outing and clsrn bake stBnIpsic’s Grovs,
near Rockville, yesterday.
All the Italian societies in the Bills
will unite in a monster panda In New
Haven on Friday. The parade will hp
reviewed by Ifsyor Peck and other city
oflctsls. . . u“
of 110003;th st monolith?
yesterday. . 0. Bolklsy and Jobs
Decker of Hartford, W. J. Bowl!!! of
New Britain and Joaspb‘H. Clark 0!
Anaouis. are thsConasctiout
The relatives of Lsyt Ives
who was drowned of! Madisonlsst Fri-
day, have not yet given up bopsof rs-
covering his body. 70-day a cannon
will bodischarged usartbo reef, and It
lshopsdthsttho bodywill be brought
to the surface in this way.
Tbsurlke or the New York Casual
truism has made a Icsrctty of trait
comets. bssflu Bridgeport. At thswbolssals
housrstberaisbardlysbltofbssftoba .
hosphhsudthsrslsgrsatoocstsrsattou'
aoroug thsloesldsalsrs. 'l'bs bsslou
WWM'IDtrsluslsssidtobsuot
lltforuss,ssthelcshugimm l"
Naugatuek is the only town la the
State which will gain am"
by themsut oessn. Nonsolfltdfl
Wh'instflmnpmmw
pasasd the b.000mark with that!!!“
M exception of Namhok, which no.”
“'0! smxlmstsdgursspublhhadarsm
bassdvsnosd front!" to 0,210.“ at
«A mindfulness“: "i would“,
ratbsrbclds urn-rats”-
thsbaalsofasrulstbaotobastuywfls
manuals-mum‘s.”-
“ammo—slaw” 1
which will doubtless interest massif”
othsrreturusputttmfias. Tbstowu If;
Anovsl wedding took plan in“ 9"
Haven Monday morning at tbs. may
the contracting panic being mt. .
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