NUMBER 816.
“at“ wflgrfllh
DIRECTORY
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walk; I. N -lsnl|orwulk .1
To these 05 our readers who ere not -
V.“ were feel 0 would so the!
y . “hggapngnted, whet er of
or small degree, will be found
my reliable In every business trusts-
undwell worthy of ull putrouuga
med tolls em.
AID COW”.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO.The.Weta st,
near B. B. bridge.
' APP . In: Washington It. vim Ind
Supp: ‘1” m“ min «Jewel's- N.
; "an”. ear. v
”aground neehsnddrswing.
,_ humongous.
no .r , elesflWall rt, N. Real
Moe-av
menu. I. L'no‘nlrznntb, as Washington It,
' summon-Is.
3‘ N.’ sud W hiugtou
DeKLYN 5301'.” Nolan, M at
Ust; 5136;, drains lncoulsctiueryJee
.3 roommmno. 19N0.Nulurl,3. N. Sole
. spot (or Norton‘s oelebrstcd ice cm. N Pm
wmnu, CIIAB. L. lulu st. near
oodsetionery sud ice cream. I'rvsll goods“m daily.
WI] 80 . III-dc" Bread
ville. arguments st Gun Pitner s, 15%:an It. Place,
BANKS. Well N
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, rt,
I 1,4 100.
new 5100.000. 31?: W. VWWIM I;
WllIiuni Cuninouhla
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The. eBWuhlngwnrt,
8. N. (.a uni 10mm surplus 12L
null RD. Rowau,ppres:1cm;J’ J’ncob II. l’hy-
ton, cashier
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL“ BANK, The
@LkmNJn-uam W Him;u deem... “will
FAIRFIELD cglclNTY m’wslw BANKThiigI
ll .
WMS N mwprest; Hurtin 3. Crow, vice
m; JumesII Bailey, tr.ess
. NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The. 51EWsll
st,N. Inouporutsdltm. (Illsjfiitsl $540.0!»
E. J ’“bcu
mafia... 'DIIec it. mgr? I: 11. um,
W. G. Thom”, E K ILOIIv V
0. E. Wilson, P. D. W. Fitch, iI. I.
Bishop. Bunkers Herc nts' Manufactured,
Personal sud Family socounts are solicited. N.
NORWALK BAI INGS 3OCIETY, The, II III rt,
Deposits over 52mm figural“ flail George
Geurpfi. ler, trees}?
BOUT]! NOIIWALII SAVINGS BANK The!»
tsover surpluu5-I5,tlw. Alden Sol
533.. mwobn 'Il £1”,er
paid depositors. Money on mortgage.
BEEP, Wholesale.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 5. N. Ilummoud
beef, pork, sbeep,lumb, real, etc.
TERRY, “M. Di. d: 0)., N. Armour'rboefsnd
provisions. Home dressed lamb and mutton.
Dull. POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTUN, J. F. Post office box 4%, N. Circulars
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITIIS.
CARR, GEO. ’1'. foot Raymond st, 3. N. Horse»
shoeing u specink.y
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELL, GEO. 3 5:00. P. 050x534, 5N
of bridge, docks, pile foundation; etc.
8001' AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, ll. 3. 30. Mun st, 3. N. customllorksud
"wring I man! I
HARVEYJJ. II. “No. Math st,§. N. specialtlesin
boots, shoes-r ru.bberl
BCHAUB, JOHN £8015,“ Wuhlngton It, 8. N.
.buildcre
sesortlnent stlow prices
BOG! AND "103 REPAIRING.
PmLLIPIl, GEO. ‘Jbltullrosdl’lnsms. N. All
work neatly nud promptly done.
BOOKSBLLEBS AND sTA'I'IONEBs.
FINN Till. N. curd engraving, wed
magi-'9.“ Meghan end lentil: goods.
PLAISTIIDS DRUG STORE, 43 Vlsshlngwu st,
5. N. School supplies sud general sistiuncry.
BOX m1“. (Wood not: Paper? In
APP, stem, 3. N. msun scturero t
n‘eusss, R. .I' “balsamic. Geucrsl shop jabbing
BUILDING HAW.
WJOIINII. ft. WuhlngtonmlluN also
blue wane, sewer pipe, buy, strsw,ctc
LIONARD, CRAB. ’1'. Water st, N. brickol
Md ,huir. etc, also blue
stone, fire brick an e y. ken, hlsand
YIOND 8503. ltlwsu Phllsdelp
“ream fronts, brick, leth, lime, eetncot, sting:
BUI'I'EII, call-:33, £003. to.
s
CABPlle AND BUILDERS.
CROWLJAIEII 0. Ann st, 3. N. estimates
given, Mn: prom yuitcndedto .
NORTON, W]. A. d‘l'l'ayloraveuuc,3. N. Jobbing
y W to
RANDALL, I. D. MAW a mill, file]: “tong:
anchlneryrun etwappoww ens the
low 1.33,: workm s spsetutty.
RAHOND. J. It 50 Wster st, 8. N. manntscrurer
W, “Band, undo-:03” $33.:
ustas.
turning. flethlocks, bottom momma-"rich.
Jobblugdoue .lstlrustes given. Telephone ol-o.
SHERWOOD, 3. 3. la Grow st. ii N. Jobbing
promptly ettuuded to.
WILIION, 3. B. rbopcrossrt, ni-urlslnw—Oileeeor.
W.allst 'uadllsldeus‘vn, N. arrived 'flgi
Mlmloaned. Telephone numbrrlmt
CA3?!” AND OIDCLU’I'IIL
5001mm) ”a IIOYT sOuurttsbldg, N. tSWssb
Ingtoust, Nuke sdrrrllssaiut.)
CANDIAGI IANU'AC‘I'UBKBD.
TILLY. IIKNRYJIo lulu st. 5 N. museum“
carriages, biracial attention given to repelling.
Wlallll’l' A VLYNN. tootof mGlhmwenulao
wagons, trucker“:
Psi-ting.
7: ‘ W.Wu
o'smnc 5 Ills. lainleuwwlyolmlroedr
wsy,N. Y eels-1mm!“
”.mwmmm ll. wm end
:ATIIOLgo‘IrloDDfi
mJ. . A . s . she sews
mdeelrrs, “Massed mtg.
men I’ll" IANU'AC‘IUIIII.
LIONABDJHIAAT. Wat-r N. all sires and
slspswulsowtllclalsteps. agate.
010A. eon universe-menu.
UI'JOIIN OIIA5.5..fllurhrllrt,55-uulso
mot Wis!
nddrusrts Isrtbhoss.
“GAS mornmnns.
WDOWCIGABCO mule”
fill. NW Dill
OLDWILLCI‘G‘AROQMWMQIN.
AG! 5. . .
W 5:. seems. 5.! dermis
w‘anlLINGINIII-II
A" 5 losw—sm S N.
Moraine-Imps; " mm
W 550] fiWuIlagtoulLSfi ll
«silent! “WWW. y
WOODC. II. Distal. Alleruwsptswptly
W DRAM“.
I”. lure-it building, 1!.an it
Micheal-d retailers
5%”
MT Wstw I. lhsbwtsrio-
thsdsufl
' gm?”
m 60W“ . v m
tnreu‘ol the celebrated lie .(lorsets.
PLAIB‘I'KD'SOOUGBWJWID
muuulueturedsl “Wishing“! 558.51.
mm ”housemate.
NASEI. ll £330.”.IuhIMWQIMI-I.
mic-ad
UNIVERSAL 8T0“, “to. No. mwém w Wit.
m “WWII“.
“NI
Dm
DOUTWILLJI EWIMBO. “551.8.
mmsemJou not. nor
, .
W. L., DWDS “2&th WEN.
Hour-as. In. totp. In. (3qu
D0033. GAS]! AND DLINDB.
mm,w.u.sco. 15517Wutcrrt,N.e-rrisga
woodwork,wbeals, etc.
nmmmm
WP. I. diminish. muons,
rowan-inmate.
“WORD BROS: Mull. glued ailment
mile“ 15:th
DRUGS AND MEGA“.
EAST SIDE I’II AIIMMIYJ' sow are, 1N
Sunday hours, 8 to 105m. “09p. to. Prescrip-
time-Molly earn
GREGORY, J. G. 38 Wallet, N. Ertsblisbed 1m.
Whole-alt.I sud retsil. Popular prices
BIGGSEJOIIN A 11 lulu rt,N. Paloma—5M-
Ive tperf 3. N. putalllledl-
PLAISTED’S, 43 Washington It,
cluev.etc.Pbyric1uus’ maiptionssu‘dllll-
DBYfiOODS.mn!ubk " No 2
ANBLER J L. asoNs—"Tbe
gamedbulldlng, ,‘N. Drygosdr, oil l,cloths Inst.
nguu mgr
BANKS I. K. Msbsckemo Ilotel block, 3 N dry-
goods, notionu,glores,r¢z Un waspeclslty.
832mm, J F.19 win n. N Business eat-Ib-
llsbed over forty- 4w! years.
DICKEIIMAN, n JSON, sow-ammo“ 8!. 5- N
dry-good; What. (”HIV V.)
strong“) a; mum at Guctte blag, N. 68 Wash-
iugtou st, 3. N (Seeudverllsement.i
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goods, {.mygoodn uotlousundhouiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AD ANS EXPRESS ('0. once ruilroud statiouu‘l
N. and All \IullI-t, N pro-u forwurvhn to ull
parts of the world. I’meugermdurervice. low
mien. IA-ater Ilnnt. agent.
EXI'BESSHEN.
BI X’I‘ON & BRUNDAGE, other: at Beuedlct'ldr,
Well at, N Our motto, prompt attention."
CAI ANAGII' t5 EXPRESS, ,furuiture nnd
pianos moved. Leave onlerr nt ’luirted‘ s, 5. N.
..t u“
' SHERWOOD, w.‘w., N. aisle III postofhce uud
Ilnle's. Careful and prompt service. ‘,
lx‘l’BACTs. ESSENCES, I‘I'C.
BYXBEE, F. 3. & CO. 90 Main rt, N Naoufsctur
er! of belitlcld s celebrated flavoring t xtracu.
NOIIW ALK EXTRACT (’0. N. runnufscturers of
dneextrncte. I‘ s. Ambler.
FERTILIZER!)-
RAYHOND BROS. Brndley'r- super-phmpbute,9pec
iul tantrums. land planter, ground bone.wood anhee.
SHIT“, W. I]. A: CO. Water st, N. agents tor Wil-
liam: Clark It Co.'s etnndurd fertilizers.
l-IBE BRICK AND CLA‘.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary ahupee in stock, spec—
Iale to orderfirc mortsi, unnd ,tblmuey due linings
FISH, OYSTB .CLAflls. ETC.
HUNT A ZELL'I’I’, ,Wssbmgton st. 3. N. due
Inn, oysters, slums, fruits, game, vegetsblus.etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON, JOIIN B. (u'l‘aylor sveuue, l5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dag, concrete,
ssphutt, brink, cement and gruvolwnlks
MBIDA DTEAJI AND HUI WATER
HEATERS.
IEEKER. W. II. 5 CO. Mueic [lull block, 3. N.
sole sgenln.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND NEED.
‘ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the beet nude. Don‘t
full to use it.
L'IIOIINEDIEU, DANIEL, curt end of Washington
st bridge. The chmccrt of family tlmlr kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hey, straw, flour and feed in
puckztge, loud. car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dam-n. Crotuol 5t lime. Grmu. choic
ground fwd, gmhsm and r ye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Plate, 3. N, plants, cut
flowers sud ornumtsl plows made In order
GL’IGU £1..me st,o one
I’luntf'eut flowers, etc. ffimlm work A I ”my
chAY, JOIIN, E. N. beer the depot. IIeddlug
mitts—cu dowersand dorul work of all kinds.
pure roses s specialty.
SNITII JOIIN II 80. Nsln st, SN. throldrstsud
known norm in this vicinity Plants, cut
flowers. etc. Florsl work 0! all kinds a apeclulty
sudden: promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLBNAN. TIIEODOIIZM-shmgtou st, (east end)
Furniture. g . picture items, etc.
OIIAI A WIIl'I'I'LIItll-II’, a lulust, N. any
nwnd r old stsud). lice udvertlsem-t.
IIAYI'oM ND GEO. I]. new store, “and 48 lulu It,
hurrah" old store. ‘
31‘0W,DAVID w, ill. a). and :3. So.” It, 8..
Iurniture, m“.
0A3 Llul'l' COII’ANIBQ.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. once to
WW (luster light, Mend power
(:okcslxm cents per Mabel Coal Ts: three dol-
lun perburrel .pstksgeestrs
0300333. (Wholesale-l
IIOLIIS l WKDM It Well at!" .wbolo
sulc grocers, door, groin, by“
AELLKL'K BROS Maud [oh-ll st, N wholsnle
mu. m. helm hunts.
03005:”.
BBOWNAWIIL‘OXJDIV-hiegtoust. 5. N. sole
agentslmeelebretsd rumington else-sum
BECKER. CONRAD. 1|) Washington at. 5. N
choice gm: rm and provisions
75W, China ll. suoussor In I!ntchles..lb.
lulu st, 5. N. tsble Muscles! or (only trade.
HNNKGAN AO‘BKILLY. 165 lulu d. N.ilosr,
Iced, bu, straw, eoeluod wood.
FINN“ A IIIBDIC'I' 5| Wall at, l. “I” .d
“Mm.
MDHWJVsstsvwesr lsrwlssfiN. ceased
Wagner“ I a.”
vahflW 55.3. alarm
obtuhshls.
OUYIIIOIIONJ. Autumn... 5. ifufpe-
mam lasts,“
wmmIvss-nmmnumu.
Asbsstospulstrehoel
supplant:
LAWTON, 1.9.00. uho.llslust,l.l.grw
mks-sdublsdellescles.
L’IIOIIIDIIU. onutmuurorw
brllidge, II. mausoleum super
IlOOItkII HAIIAN. lo. mmwwmlj.
mmmm when“.
NWVORKTIACO. «his NrelJlrllsr»
Tradesmen”. undrpldsssspcts‘l‘t’y
5105535055857”. Guild-ml. s
specialty outset «ma-Imi-
GIO. Wilton see. and School IL!
new uoduswprtces. ’
.5. . heed.
VALDIN, (.‘IIAII. ll. 5Vsllsi, (.‘res-sry
ter,rhssse,eggs,tsbie Admirals,“
nus-rewrites. (arm's-son
A561!“ loom J.7lowosrt,5 N ulwolorwurs
31500 ”tell 5.
“Imam“? Mm
“PM
all:
HAMIVTOOIA.
m'AWsler 5 N boom,
moan-unworkable“
"nunmnnommm 5.!
A Till m5! WW:
I! wsdsoflasstll-s II.
IIA'I'IANWWIIIA.
5A5”, 1V.500.llsisast.5.5. fies“
eudlssltrhsts.
enema
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sed'eterh'l’sfinndl.
whtmmm sewn.
new ......“ ~
urmembwmmrwsm
WmuhrAl.
Wflmfifl w
HARDWAIIAND
mm.J.T.GlflII.NJI“Wfl
WJI. “30.1.:qu 17 VIII I.“
SUITE, fl,
WARD. W. C. IWPHMDH. 5“.
Quinn-no.3» Mll-
nuns-runner.
Dmr.ll.lqullst.N.ewtosI-sdsharasw
sodrepslringuestlpdoas.
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we“... ...... ...... on“
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Preocheescungstullles Oslllwd."
momentous”. .
l UEAEJOIIN Nam-g5 spsdslstr
cq uouvengi drivlugk trotdnghorsw.
nos-nu.
“ERICAN NOVEL.“ Ilslnstht‘li LOW
lumpeunplsmrutsusutet
amnion BOTH... so Railroad plaes, asap
NORWALII norm. mm. D. an. nit. depot.
OLIIIMWIWWW all.“
510053 mmmzooons.
m1“ EIWlshlngtonflJI. N. crock],
W“ J ‘ 10"” BM
enema: "m root. “with“;
INBUIANCII AGDN'I'S.
COOLIDGB It LOCKWOOD, 9 Isis It, N. Insur-
snoeaudreulortstsluallltsbnnchss.
LAYTON, JACOB I. W urxtto
”emblem”; sudll s. (secede)
LOOKWOOD, WN. cor. Nuluuuqullsts,N. Real
estute, lnver'tmeuteloaus uegntlstsd, etc.
NoltltltLLA L'IIOIIIEDIKU. ll Washington st,
’1' SYLOR 5’00 DENMA «Wuhlugtosm
A L . ‘5 ll.
8. N. Balm-no sud.lusurunoe
INSURANCE construe.
CONNECT](Ill'l'uIn GEN'L LIP! INS. (10.,3. 3. L'-
LWuhlnm st, 3. N. secud.
DETROPOLITAN LIFE INS (10.!) Washington
st, 3. N. F. J (lrubb, ssslstuui supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS (10.. N. In succeeds!
business since is”. No outstsudlng lo- clams.
PEOPLE'S (.1!!! INS. C0. The, No. 4:. Washing-
ton st,3. N. Jno french, rust. superinteruleut.
'IN'VES’I'HEN'I' 520113111513»
CRAUFURD It B. Insonie b N. mlouda
liddleeex banking and uni I'I'ge Cos.
DION AND M].
SMITH, W. I]. too. 15nd” Welsrrt.N.
springs, uxles, oarriuge hardware, stc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
NERRIT'I‘, B.l8£uud56Wsur rt,N. iron work
of nil lki nds.
Till; DI'N( AN IRON RAILING WORKS, WM
st, 3. N. Wm. 113W
IRON POUNDBIZI.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwulk IronWorks
(.‘o., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
Jxmzrtr.
YERRIS A. 3. 3980. lain sLS N op. Cityflotsl,
3. ducwstch rcpelriug a specialty
BOYT, II. II. 181%. mm». N. strictlylrstcl'
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. InGRAND, IGWullrt, N. when,“
in , cw. I’Ine watch repairing s spunky-fl
HOOD. I]. S. dismoudu.,lwstches
plated wore, repairing sspeeialtyj! ust, m3.” N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED I?» mom 3 Nannie M!“ g, Wall
It, borough. Notary and Real Hoists.
FROST. BUSSEm a No. Ifslust, snuotsry
barium of silk carefully studded to ’ m
IIL‘ltLBL'T'I‘ J BXNLDEN moist. sud 6 Genetic
building unto, borough.
LIGHT. JOIlN II 10‘! Wash rt 8. N.
commute-er of duds forWYor m,
mCKWOOD BDWARDN. root!” Gazette bldg,
born-p. A ”m.
uovesy, notary
SEYMOUR, JOIIN 3 room a, Yalrdeld Co. Net.
Bank building, N. Counsellor s: lsw.
WALtlII‘g‘gllN J. rooml Mic building, Wall
3!.
LIVER! STABLE;
DANN, HORACE I. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Other No. 8 River st. N.
GREGORY. 6110.3 14 Knight st, N.
onto s rpociulty. Telephouam
LOCK MANUFACTURE”.
LOC KWUOI) NANL' I'AC'I'URINO (30.1111, 3.
N. lsunfsctnrers of builders' hstvlware
once 35 Pearl st. Newtork onlcc 90 Reade-t;
(1th once l9 Luke st
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, 15. N. Nerork
cameraman-t Locks and bill lders' herd
ware; designers, Intruders workers o! urtlstlc
house trimmings in krona, aid Iron.
1.sz DEALERS.
IIILL. B. J. DWstcrss. N. All ktndaollumbsrde
Ilvcred to any point by rail, lulu or vowel.
51.":le 551075.
NORW ALE IRON WORK! 00.1112, Wster rt,
Kim ,3 15.ch Milt-cry
uud brass ugs sud-strum cmIlulItIltz maul, re
pulrs for mun-futon.
SCOI’IELD, WM. A. lulghtsgN. New-ad“!
rustic and repairing promptly eluded to
HANK" GARDEN!“
JINNINGB A WATlRBUllY. 5. N. burl-flail
gsrdm produce in seuou for the whole“ wile.
sunken.
A IODEI. NABKB’I’, I) Wall st, N Was. deatl,
prop, beet, veal, lstnb. Inutumsudpoultry
AVISON, A. I55 Intuit, N whims,“
bles, stern, clans,“ mm
‘13:, 28nd goods,“
em
”INZTT A Hl'tl'l'BD wells fill It‘d-I, lot»
listen, clans, fruitsJIIN' 0. Iain
BISSKLL, DANA (J 1! Isle u, N. choke-‘5,
poultry, dub, vcgstsbles, etc.
Bullmls cmttnl. Inm'l'. ow” st, N
.l’nlltu, etlowru
lasts, psita.
CARR, WILLIAN II. Benedict” in: 5.1!
Fine Insets. trssh
PAKKINMON J. A. ”mamaw
Olltfl' (Imam-ume. N cooler...
vegstshles,l’rult,stc. lows-trash prion.
on non unau- N mews
all-"BM it... mdasd‘krdusperlslay
Jonson no. cretrallsrkstesr ......n'...
Tine turn
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mums,“
scum. scour-wastrel" es
whiten-I hiwswswnprsltry as”:
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measures-Nuns ssdpeukrytnr ”yo-ls.
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hemmed-.5...“ I.
mushroom
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deslasluustlvsoystas.
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audsktppsssof Ntwwalkoysurs.
VANNAfiJ. L. 8004?. O. MEGAN.
ters dumwholesslcaudrctsll.
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READIAN I? 2. (lustre
photogrspbs $.50 per doe; one don 51.50.
PIANO TONI!" AND musnm
mono P. Luckwoodllsll, N. Abodnleriu
plums. orpus, sheet music, etc.
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work st null or [or the trade.
WING.
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NAHII 7 II 5530. our lsleaudWeuMSN
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pom NORWALK. CONN. "THURSDAY. AUGUST 14. "1890.
=0W
PRICE TWO aunt's
A 31,500 mi]; AT CAfiONS.
W. I’. IIIWD’I llAII ICINID AT
A LA" .003 LA" NICI'I’.
,II I.“ 1"“ 'Ws “a.” I.”
st lure-as no u Density of luy Do-
stroysd-oshas Building in Dung.
A less st Chaucer Staten belong-
ingtoW..l'.B¢sood thsgroosr,wss
burssdtothsgroond stslstsboerlsst
night. As thousands! WW
noes the engineer discovered that the
barn wss on lire. Engineer Vsttghu
immediswlyblew tbs w'blstloot hirsu-
gumsud lussborttitue quitescrowd
had pthaedsttbssesoooltbsfire,bot
llwss tooluteto nvor tbsburu, whiclf
wmmmmgmmm
wags-st shoot 5!” worth of burners
“Maud-rho!
Denounces-reddish mention
lathe unsound store oesrby,ued by
hurd worksnceesdsdin ssviugtbcts.
If the wind, which wss blowiugiu s
southerly direction sttkstilne.hedbseo
Duels strougscll would have Mn into
possible where ssvrd theotber build-
How thefiro srigiuutod isnokuowu,
but it Is thought the hey look fire from
combustion. Ilr. Bsuood estimates his
loss st shout 51,500, which wss not cov-
ered by insurance, the policy hsviug
expired on July 15th, I”.
m mm In
In loyt lays there will he "only
0! the Luscious DIvelves.
Hourly every your there is invariably s
story circulated to the com um tbs
oystersstisgoiogtobsapoorone.
This year, however, it is diflcretlt and
from present sppssrssoos the set this
yrsr will bssvsry good one. The lovers
of the luscious bivslre will be elated in
coosrqusuee. Bevcrul of the oystsrrneu
navsstsud that they thought the set this
year would be u sooormful our, hot Cup-
tsio Hoytof Iloyt A 30n,of Fair Karen,
has wound svideuor, says the New Ils-
van Pullsdtom, which leads him to be-
lieve that there will be plenty of oysters.
Cuptsin Hoyt exhibited e lsrge shell
which he took lrotn one of the beds near
Bridgeport a few days sgo. The shell
was one of lust yesr’s and was complete
Iy covered with oysters about u week
old. ‘[his is theouly spectrum which
bebulsksnlrom the beds. Ila is of
the opinion that the spawn bedtime st-
tsohed to the shell while it wss sailing.
‘I’hissesson Instr. Boys a Son expect
to ship opatm to Mt).
A Rowena-lute Unpleasant Impatience.
The pleasure shut John Hoyt, of Row-
sytoo, experienced in culling upon a
friend in this city lust evening was some-
whst dampened by the meeting of s dis—
ugrcrubie for while driving home. It
won one of those nestitrrous sniunlo
which so much resembles to out, but
whose quelities sreso unlike that of o
pussy. John wssrl's to ”All! for the
uuimsl's toil being stepped on u the
bone wsr no respecter of soimuls. But
the poleeat didn't go to work to revenge
the one who bud caused the distorbsuoe
but gave Mr. Iont the full benefit of Its
Icotdiumy.“
Another“ low-rd In the "re Brig.
O. E. Wilson received this morning u
package 0! posters from the Notional
Board of Fire Underwriters, offerings
reward of 5250 ”for the detection, con
victiou sod punishment of the party or
.-
r
’ parties who my on trial be found guilty
by the Court of the crime oi iuosdlsrisoi
or srsou in llring the premises sitnstrd
of Norwalk, CL, on Prospect Plsee sod
Chspsl street, being barns with controls
owned by A. II. Harris and lies lsry
Allen."
The rewsrd expires by limitst'tou In
one your from August 8sb,1800
lulu; Things I.-.
Carrol IInblIsIl, the new Norwulk post.
(luster, has been tasking things horn
(orthslustwrek. The ones hes been
thoroughly cleuued, both inside and out,
suduowtlis pounsusrhss turned his
amnion to the center department sud
hurso ssreugsdtherowlestbut the en»
mlmlioudfths , lint
«can. war m,- II y, will.
wiormmmhorlllll; llistssd
$10”thva
Urn-pun ls’wsrtlegwlth spprovsl,
sudlsvotrdusweesss.
Mellow: less.
Cspt. Win. Godlrsy lsftthis city yrs
why.” thssloop “Essen. Bowlsed"
with sporty from Dsubery, thus will
sttsud the convention of Auction
cssosdsbsst Minus”, where it
is expected there will be over one
moor-ed representatives press“ from
sllpsrrsoftthsltsdfltstss. Rotato-
lsg they willvlslt Newport and New
Motion Thstripwlllprobehly extend
over Mussels”.
levwalklwetslelwee.
The sues between Cuptsis Chsrles
Brothertow'slustsailhoetend then-v
kuowuhleekhoetoe the othsr side at
thsrlrsr will be sailed from lkIvIou's
Pollutant-lies lotus wladwurd sud
veterathdaedsstsviugDovlos’s
Manse. Tkshrfsit Is 580 I ride.
Cossldsrsbls-ousyhspoe bothddss.
“lamb. “finial-Ills
boat.
dressy—”Ilsa Brows: desthsl
minute-on u lenses
rMsswhsbhsf' “Why,“
asdthsl’swsusflhstklswfls
rumors-Ismael"
“up”
A “"156 MINAIBIILIS'I'.
hurls-assistant.- he
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A boy bullied Little, who Is visiting
his grandparents between five lllls
Rim and Duriru rose from his bed shoot
3 o’clock in his sleep s few mornings
since and jumped through II . wéndow
nub. esrryiug glsss and oil to tbs guss-
plotlaslow. sdlstsuesot Isleet. IIo
wss found still sdesp a short distance
from the horns uninjured.
The boy,lu soups-y with s number of
other companions, out the surly part of
the previous evening telling their exper-
isueesbout ghosts, spooks, etc. One of
the crowd told hawks. with! A revolver
and bowie knife, bud gone to the Five
lilo River mastery, shoot n lulght s
shonumssgo. toluyinwultt rsgbost.
Ile went usoeotnpuoied, I» '2 pr. [erred
to M Ills own individual its end not
seyofhis m ‘1 whoytoldhow
bwdited forths spool u sppesr sud
whstabattlsllellsdto- nape with his
life. The story so in; “seed the boy
Little, that he wcuthor. and told his
reiutives shoot it, end c tiuuid to tslk
until beretlrcd further. gilt.
Abont three o’clock lzld grendpsreuts
were awsksned by housing a crush, sud
going into his grandson's room the greed-
futber uotioed the bed wssetnply end the
entire front window was gone. Ho look-
rd out of the window and aw the boy
running through the yard. '
Ilastily dressing he gsve chars, sud
csoght the boy some distance away
from home. Do wss still III e somnuur
holistic aisle, and when aroused wu
very much surprised to find himself onto
doors. When questioned, the boy seid
thstbe had dreetued that be wss being
ebuscdbyslotofgbausndspooknsud
was running awsy to escupe them, when
approached and wukcued by his grand
fstber
[‘1’ HI! H00 sA‘l'ONlC.
What Is Going In Wilton sud Vicinity
400d Bull Playing.
Professor Edwsrd Olmstesd to visiting
to New Keven.
A. Whitlock and wife made 5 basilica
trip to the city todsy.
Hire Isabel Stinger, of New York, and
the Illness Meade and Louie Williams.
0! Brooklyn. who here been stopping at
George IIcKitterick's, returned home
this morning, utter a pleasant visit of
two weeks.
A very plesssut psrty took piece at
the residence of Ilrs. George Gilbert, on
Horlbutt streetJust evening. Curd ploy-
lng end various other genes were
indulged In, the party breaking up shoot
1230 em.
The Wiltou'e end the Lamben‘s cross-
ed lots for the second time this sessou
yesterday, on the Kent street polo
grouudr. Both clubs played excellent
bull. but the Wiltou's put up it much
stronger game, winning by me some of
sight to three. Bulletin-Hill sod Ito-
Klttor‘ick, Gsntlcy sud Nesbitt. Time
of game, 1 hour and 3! minutes. The
“Winds will plsy the Beldsu Hill nine
on the local grounds on Saturday.
THE CODING BEGA'I'I’A.
To ‘l'uks Hues (basque Perk, Septem-
I’ J.
The long- tulkedoof regrttu to be given
under thee IllflpiOt’O of the Bridgeport
Boating Assoeisliou, will tsko place on
September 1, of! fireside Park The
length of the bouts us designuted in the
closers will be their length of wuter line.
The regutts is open to all boats in Long
lslsnd Sound which an alter under the
rubs of the classes. Entries must be
mode to Captain A. II. Davis, before 9
o'clock on the morning of August 3!.
The rues will begovcrued by the follow.
log rules:
Class A.—Cubin sloops, 21 Get and un-
der. lrt prize 560: 2d, 515.
Jibpnd main-ail. Cluss B.—-1st prim,
575, 2d, 525. 27 fast sud under 32 feet.
Clues U. -—lst, 550; 2d, 515. 23 feet
sud under 27 fret.
Class D.—lst, 550; 2.], 5m. 201m
and uedsr a fest.
Class 5-4“, 520; 21, 510. 20 test
and under.
C‘s—(less twist, rumor, 515. 50
lost and under N (set.
Chalk-old. ma. 510.‘ 20fevt
sod nodes
A Colored Inert In Court.
William I]. Critwodso, the proprietor
of the Crittrodsu House, u genuine cob
and sport, wssurrested yrstsrdsy more-
iug by Oilerr lorehoosu for sunk sud
breach 0! the poses. It rseuss tbst Crit-
trodes: hes been sortruogiug the silen-
tlonsof In. John (lrsol,aud herhoe
bend. becoming tired of it, told Grilled-
deusoonsulght while he was pesslug
tbs house. Whereopoo Critteudsn lis-
gsohsspiogsboss oo Grunt, who then
bud his usesilsut unrated. Orittsudsu
was brought before Justlosflelleek yes
tsrdsy afternoon, with stysr Lock-
wood lor the slots sod Lawyer Gray for
the defense. The lawyers, as ususl, fsll
to wrangling nose-sol thsmieorpoluts
ofthseusssdooetlossd Inventions.
The justice lousd Critteudsu guilty sud
land It. 53 sod costs, sis-ousting to
511. a, wkiehhspsldultsrsotustmblc
is rslsiog tho teoasy.
wis- m dorm Des Dirthdwy.
llrs Nettle llulhlu raiser-Ind the
lwellth ueslvsrssryof hsrhirthdsy yrs-
tstdsy.“ hsrhowe cold-street. A
lugsuwhsrdyeusgpsoplswmprse
“dimmer; waewjoycdby
it lb “his remind none hood»
was”
THE SUMMER PILGRIM.
PEOPLE WHO All VISITING HERE
AND ELSEWHERE.
Where qualkers (Io to Run 'l'hslr
Yucatlou—lwnuulluuungasthsluusksru,
Others nus-bile. Amongtlulouetulss.
Justice Obiehester, of Wilton, was in
town lo-duy.
Dr. C. F. Bootwell has returned from
his Boston trip.
Ilias Isry SoolIeId, of the borough, is
visiting in Holyoke, Muss.
lies ldtuuie Stevens, 0! Waterbury, is
spending s few days at Bell Island.
Ii- Gruoe Farriogton, of Greenpoiut,
L. 1., Isvidtlug Miss lay Finnegan.
3.18.an is In Washington,D
0., attending the photographers’ neuronL
lion.
Miss“ Me Rosvosud Nellie Puncher
returned home from s visit to Sunless
to-day.
Miss Ross Olmsteud, of Mott sveour,
but returned from a mounted sojourn
Ill Bidgefiald.
Hrs. Hmiet Bulcotn returned home
yesterday, alters six weeks’ outing at
Like George.
Ylint. Emily McCarthy, of Oswego, N,
., is spending a week with relatives on
East sveuue.
Eli Bartram, ol Cinciunutti ,formerly of
Norwslk, is visiting his psrentr on High
street, borough.
Dr. Uuoolu Scofiold, of Brooklyn, was
the guest of his parents on Centre sve-
uuo, yesterday.
Mrs. James Myers, of New York city,
is rpending a few days with Mmtud Mn.
1. Bentley, of Beldou avenue.
lireTbeodoraWiloox.who has been vit-
iting Mrs. Ferdinand Wardwell, return-
ed to her home in Brooklyn to-duy.
Samuel Weed, of the borough, who
has been eummeriog at Ocean Grove and
Asbury Perk, is expected home to-doy.
Mrs. William Purmlee, of South Nor-
wslk, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bev-
erely Monroe.—Guilford correspondent.
Mr. sud Mrs. George B. St. John have
returned from Santogs. Mrs. St. John
was quite ill while there and they had to
prolong their visit.
Mr. and Airs. Frank A. (Jump and son,
of Meriden, hero returned home from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. E. F. Puncher, of
Maple svenue, East Norwalk.
Mr. and hire. E. S. Bennett return to
their home in South Norwnlk this week.
sfler an enjoyable stay of about five
weeks ’at “Pleasuutside” Cottage,
Georgetown.
Mrs. Frank S. Funcher and two child-
dreo, of Merideo, have returned to the
home at her parents from a visit to her
sister, Mrs. H. I". Puncher, of Maple ure-
uur, Ea“ Nurwulk.
Mrs. Frederick R. Candeld and her
son, Freddie, with her sister, Miss Currie
King, of No. 179 Brooks street, returned
home yesterday utter u two weeks’ voca-
tion in South Norwslk end Wilton. Miss
Minnie Bullock, of the former place,
accompanied the psrty to this city,
where she will spend her vncatiou.-—-
Bridgeport Farmer.
AIEBICAh IECHANICS.
The Annual Convention or the Order Held
55 Norwich Yesterdey.
Two hundred and titty members of the
Order of United American Mechnuim
attended the unnusl session of thst or-
gsoiution in Norwich yesterday. It
wss the largest meeting that hes ever
been held and there were delegates pres-
ent from all putts ol theStuto end Rhoda
Islsud.
Our! hundred new members were ud-
uiitted to the conucll and than the fol-
lowing officers were elected :—Stute coon-
eilor, ll. 8. Pond; vioo—oouuctlor, Joseph
Smith, of New Iondou; Stste council
secretary, Charles II. Adsms; tressurer,
Frank E. Fields; inductor, Charles Comp:
examiner, A. 0. Borden of Rhode Ialsnd;
Btste council protector, Charles Horton;
representative to the nations] council,
repressutstlve to the nations! council;
Thoum II. A“Chapman ol Ilsrtford.
l’ Doers Is "I. roll-s station.
In the Dsubory police stutlon at two
o’clock yesterdsy morning, s woolen
who had been refused sdmittuucu to the”
town fsrm where she applied for sid,
and whose husband lulled to provide for
hengsvo birth in a In . "bu woman
was lire. Brutus lorhb, wml heI E105-
bsod, John Imtsb, u telegraph operstur
whoisemploy..l n, the New England
N a “1‘1! yrtlle. Tue women had
been turned on at the home win "I sit.
was stsyiog wu I friends, and sh. trump-
ed urouud Dani my with lot moo-you.
old dsoghtcr nItIl two o'clock In Illa
morning, when she found shelter st u a
police slsllou.
«...-«...... mistoo- mm.
The thItIitloe Brute Convention
nominated the following ticket: (lover
nor, P. I. Aogor of liddlsflsld; Lletv
tenant Governor, Dsztt C. Pond of
Hartford; dserstsry offline, Henry R.
Pals-er offltouington; Treasurer, John
8.5mm: ofNew Brltulu: Comptroller,
Fred I. Ids-Ivy. of New Osousu.
sum-rte- Mum.
Thewsrulug sgulnstexossslvr clgsr-
sttssteokhgeowssthlstlrnsfrosi uesr
”anmrms Borne
toe.thsaaslstsulpostoisstsr. waslsksu
suddenly lllou Nosdsyuoou with so-
vsrserswpslsthsstowschuudsnlsrsd
summons missot be removed
Ioklshowsastlllssslsthssvsuisg.
POPULAR suitor “comm
Ila Is Working“ end My H M
Busch-Soon Going to m
A shore correspondent ism:—
Among the oottsgsrs or Short Ire
Bishop Goodsoll had family, who I”!
stimulated here for yours. M dale
tsge is built on a high m5
directly on the edge oltlts Bound, 55d
booked by a thick grove. The house is
pnintedred, sudnestled in also Ill!-
rouudings gives a haunt!!!“ ease! I. lie
bright sunlight. The bishop is very
popqu with the oottsgers. IIssISuuduy
morning he presohediu tho bedtime
little cuspel, which was completely
filled. The chapel has recently been
carpeted and now folding opsrs chairs
sud pulpit furniture purebssedrlry the"
tnlrteee of this ondooootlustlons! so-
.ciety.
At the close of the lot-son on Buddy
Billion Goodall listed that the m
bud shown their mfldeuoo lotus poo-
ple snd gone shesd and purohssed the
needed furniture, sud now the people
must redeem that confidence. In 5 short
time 5256 bed been subcribed, ellbougb
the bishop naked for only 5260.11“!
remuinder of the debt will be allowed to
stand until next summer.
Bishop Goodnell wss e former pastor
of the South Norwslk lethodist church.
and is well known not only to the
Methodists of the stats, but to 11me ell
denominations. For many yours be was
the secretary of the New York Best con-
ference, and was elected bishop at the
last general conference. The bishop
now has charge of the extrem western
portion of the country, sud will leuvo
for Cslifornin in u short time, to remain ,
until February. His family will remain
at the cottage until oold weutllcr.
BNTEB’I’AINIBNTS.
A Clean, Denlthy Production.
The Boston, Penn., Sunday Cull chub
ucterizes the performance of “Uncle
Hiram," which is to be the attraction It
Music Hall, Saturday evening, as 5 good,
clean, healthy production,va W!
in tone and sentiment to may of tho
dramas of the present day. The churne-
ter of “Uncle Hiram” is by no meson
orerdrawn or diatom (1, He is the pluiu
and cunning Yankee farmer, the like of
which can be found in every school dis-
trict “down East."
tainly has studied the Yankee character,
so well does he portray it.
ALL ADMIN D THE STATE.
Mutton Worthy ol Mention the: Do Not
Hopper: Every Day.
The price of too has advanced in Wot-
erbury so that families will pay 5! per
hundred.
R. J. Dillon, of Hartford, is to pay In
annual rental of 58,000 for the New
Haven depot restaurant.
Twn hundred and fourteen mule end
tlIIny female prisoners nro now confined
at the county jail in New Haven.
W. J. Tinker, 31 years old, the senior
member at Tinker a: Boardman, shoe
dealers. of Meriden, was drowned 5t
Block Island yesterday afternooii.
Burr Tucker, president of the Plume
sud Atwood oompuuy, of Wuhrbury.
died suddenly yesterday morning at his
residence at Bound Brook, .\. "used
76 yours.
I'runk Jemeno, s New Huron Ituliun,
hue been sentenced totbirty daye illi-
prisoument for forcibly kissing s young
lady while she was returning from s
prayer meeting.
Mr. Woodhull cer- ‘
A Toningiou Ituliuu was found guilty ..
under the blue laws of picking booklet
berries on Sundry, on the land of Luther
Miller, and was fined 51 and costs,
umonutiug to 511. 00.
Christian Ury, of Columbus, Ohio,
aged shout thirty, while returning home
from the Boston celebration, fell from
the midnight train at Grunt'r Btutioo,
sod is probably fatally hurt.
Samuel W. Ilently is probsbly the old-
est conductor in continuous service in
the etate It not in New England. It Is
over forty yesrs since be commenced
railroading. and be but been a conductor I...
over thirty-three years.
Winfield 8. Pine! , 45"
wutchmsuompbyeyfly '53. ' ',
Ilsnolscturlng Compenym tor the '
two years, wssfotiuddcsd lit ‘the m
pun’y s ofilce yesterday tum?”
medicslexsmiuerprououooedoougntlon
of the looks the more of lib death.
hum .
()fllorr lrelund prevented so oldmllse
men from being timed yesterdsy more
tag at 2 o ’.elock A South Norwalk swell
hsd been to the borough sud Mantel
slightly under the influence of “lanai
Ho uroused so old man, whosl
sold thst Delighted lumps uptown. and in
told him that he wanted to cons to '
South Norwulk sud offered blur W“
timeouts. The use burnout! his“
end brought the followto theolw. Upon V
srrlrlng here the best "(used to pry his
benefactor. The odloer arrived lo thus
to hear the men tulklug over the sllslr
and promptly compelled tbsyouag row
to per wrist wss don the old gsudsuisoll
[Ive or II: Hundred us work.
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& Towns was heard st 5% sod 7N
Houdsy morning. Borne drool six M
dred turn are st work in the various
partmtsmml this number will be
oslly Incurred. The company ll“.
holed their fame, and thosstejsslrd Wm
lied It dllloolt It not Impossible to
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