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80m NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, De-
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arena. punt. ohn 1!. man. interest
depaitorn. ' ”5‘3“...
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SOUTH NORWALR BER! CO. 3. I1. Hammond
beef, sheep,iamb veal, etc. best “a
TERI! N. Amour'n
Wm Blouse toga lamb and mutton.
BILL MD AND DID'I'ILIBD‘I’OI.
MTONJ. 1.;Pmolloe box 435, 11. (limiau
foldsd in over Jim Sunday ppm
BLACKSDII'I'IIS.
CADILGIOJI‘. foot Baymoudst S. N Rorsc—
‘ 381.0le BUILDERS.
DILLON}. ACO. P..0box5‘ll 8.21 builders
«madam fooudatiwnstc.
was AND BIIOZ DEALERS.
snows Ii. 8 musings. N. cusmmliuksnd
rap-iringaspeaal
MIL.” No “111.511 npecialtlcsin
boota,nkoeamd “rubbers.
sons WOWEDWWKSJN.
Agni-station lowpsioa.
mnn-uoamanmro.
can. 9 Railroad Else. 8. N. All
workaratlyaadpaousptlydone.
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PLAISTNDDRUOFIORLuW-aingtonn,
manila-nil genusintauonery
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23
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murmurs mwmnsnn also
”mmmhay.mw,cr
,CIIAS. ’1'. Water at. N. brick of all
hair.stc..alaoblue
‘01” I I dun-punts Al:
pudendum-4gp. mama;
mans.
DANIEWIIJOWHIC,
Magnitude-sign ,
CARI!!!” ADD spawns.
CROW JAIISC. All at. 8 11. ant-nos
final. [Snob-lg “din.
1031011, WILIQI‘WMLEJW
”DALLID. WHILII. lodlrn
fleklnsry
ralbyc powwonallsn-atoglve
haunt-slap ”'33:- specials;
nYlONDJ. It. ”Waugh! I-afacturer
m “Huron-winged
oaaasaéa moracxonnas.
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curl-n gdUMgn-nassrnysmsg,
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madam oars.
RAW Vanflandtare,
inwfiwmmwm ..
“meofl. J (1.8me 11.natlhllshed1hw
Wboicnienuri retail. Popular prim.
RIGGB JOHN A. ll Iain nth. Perfum—Ifty
live perfumes. mcdi
PLAISTXD'S “Wuhingwnsns. N. patent
cinca.etc i’hyntciaus‘ Womsspcciaity.
DRY-GOODS. In, N 2
WERJ ”SONS—”The uiiab " o.
Gazsuc whining}; Drygoodiqdi oliciothsmiat
BAN .RLMahackemonoulbhiek s 11. dry-
notionn..giovvn etc. Underwearanpecialty
mm,r. 7.11m st, N. Business cat-b
linbed over forty-two years.
The DICKERIAN L‘BONJHWWB 1.8 N
div-soda mindset: i
etcfseend
SCORELD A JIOYTJGazettebidg; 11. ”Wash-
ington at, 8.11 N.t§ceadvertuuneut.)
runner EDWARD A Gazette bldg, K.‘ Dry
goods, fancy goods. notlousandhovtcry.
. EXPRESS LOJII’ANIRA.
ANS zxrnms C0. office railroad stations
.aud villain! N. ikprt'an forwarders iDAi
of the wor Plant ngct trolnscnicc. Low
. Lester Ilunt, agent.
. mesons. '
BURTON A BRL’N‘DAGE, ofilcelt B-edict s,43
“all st, N Our motto, prompt attention "
CAVANAGII S EXPRESS, ,furnilursand
pianos moved. Lcnvc orders at 'lainted‘ s, S. N.
SHEBWMJOD W. W., 11. rinle at motion and
Hale' s. Careful and prompt service.
“TRAVIS, ESSENCES. no.
BYXBEE, I". 5. £00. ”Main st, N. Manufactur-
ers of Sconcld's celebrated flavoring extracts
NOR“ ALE EXTRACT CO N, manufacturers of
mourners. its. Ambler.
FLBTILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS Bradley s supcr- -ephonpbal .35:-
ill mauuraaiand plaster groundbon c, wood
mum W. ii. AiCO. WammN. agentsfurwu-
Clllk‘ Co. a unrdardfmiiiurs.
m2 BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary drapes in stock, spee-
lals to ordcrfire mpndfinmncy llue linings
FISII, ors'rzns. CLAMS. ETC.
RENT A ZELI'I-‘P. mWashingrou at S N. In
fish oysters, clams, fruits, game, vegetables, etc
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN 11¢ Taylor avenue, 5.11. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for flag concrete.
kirk. sen-int and gravel walks.
MBDA m AND I!“ WATER
IRATE”
WW. I]. k CO. Music Rail block, 5. N
sole agents.
moat, GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND G " FLOUR, the best math. Don‘t
fail to use it.
L'IIOIIEDIEL‘. DANIEL. east end of Washington
at bridge. The cfwicent of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, ntrnw door and feed in
package, load out orcurgo lots.
RID HILL. Dnrien. Crofootdt Rosa. Grain. cholc
ground feral, graham and ryelour
M31318.
RRRG, PAUL, Woodward muscle B.N
lowernand andormtai pimsnade
GUIGIEE. P. LIWldfioRnUuiouCanstsry N.
main-Jot
worknnpeciai t.y
1' JOHN. 3. 11m Bedding
“‘1‘ ’ flowers and floral workpzlf all kinds.
nc roses a specialty. _
SUITE, JOIlN 11.50. lain st, 5.31. the oldestand
best known Aorist in this vicinity. Plants cut
lowern,etc. Yioralworkof oflllklndsaspocialty
anddone promptly.
wanton: trunks.
COLEMAN, THEODORRWlnhingtonst. (east end)
Yunnan, looking glass, picture frames, etc.
(IRA! t WHITTLIARY. & lainmN. (lily
nond' a old stand). See adv manual.
RAYIONDIGIOM II.newstore,46aad48Ialnu,
N. m n..-mane an as
:VI'OW DAVID.%.& . nst. .i.
Furniture, unaware. out.
GAS LIGII’I' COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAB LiGiiT COII'ANY 0 ill
Wmmfl. GIIWHKDLWIMW
Coal Tar three dol
(1300233. (What-sale.)
1101.138 0 “mu-d ll Wall siN. who»
aalegrm flour. hay.stc.
SELLER BROS. “and "Wall at, 11 wholenlc
goons, flour, fssd. grain, key, etc.
oaocrias.
BROWN A WILCOX. in Washington at, A 11. sole
wforcelebratcd I'lrningtoncrurnery butter
BROKER. CONRAD. 111 Wlskhgton I, B. 11.
coalescent-and 'prorlalcnn.
'lltRlD, CHM}. II. M to Humid-n..“
Ilia-t. 5.11. table forfanllytrado.
[INNIGANkO'RliLLYJH Ilia nt, N. Inf,
Minn-ramcodlfl wood.
A. WED“?! 11 Wall st,l1. fancy and
plants, cut
to.ch
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7-. Mast. news» ”Michel-Inputs. .
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liner-shells
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mm. w.c. nun-hum. ts. palate,
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INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDORAIDCRWOOD. 9 lainni,ili. Inor-
anccandrsalcntateinallltsbrauchel.
LAYTON, JACOB I. Washington at next to 1’ O.
‘Lnro,platsgiana,aocidsntlndiifo.tsecsdv.)
LOCKWOOD, 111.com HainandWailats. N. Real
estate, investments, loans etc.
IORRELLA L'RONIIIDIRU, 95 Washington at,
s N strictly 6m Wm
TAY N11011 A GOLDEN, lb 1 47 Washington I,
INSURANCE COIIPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN'L LIFE [118.00.58.12-
Romnedleu, Washin gin ans SN scald
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. 5) Washington
at, s. N. I". J. Grubb, uaistautnopt.
NOIKWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In nuccalful
business since 1860 No outstanding iosnciaiml.
PEOI'LE'B LIFE INS CO. The, No. 45 Washing-
ton st, 5.11. Jno. French slant. superintendent.
INVESTBIEN'I‘ SECURITIES.
CRAUI-‘URD R. Iconic bl 6363mm
luldlenex banking and quuitab e atN'i'ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SUITE, W. ii. AtCO. lbsndl? WataebN.
springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
KERRITT, 3.11.52“me at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
Tim DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, 5. N. Wm. II. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON IOUNDBIES.
GlLEii Jr CLANCY at The Norwllk IronWorkn
C0,, nod also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELEBS.
.3980. Alain at s N. op. City Iiotci.
s. N Inc watch repairing a specialty.
ilOl’T. II. D. is No. Rain st, S. N. strictly hutch-
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. WRAND, 58 Will“ st, 11. watches, din
moods. etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.
11001), If. s. dismoudswatchen, Jewelry, silver and
plated ware, repairing especially. as Hainnt,s.N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED K room3 Masonic b‘d'g. Wall
at, borough. Notary and Real Rum to.
FROST, RUSSF. 3 No Main Itor, notary, leg!
business of all kin carefully atte
EURLDUTI‘,J. BRLDRN moons and 6 Cantu
building “all st, boroug
LIGHT JOiINiI. lat “as at 8 N. hoary
commoner of deeds for \ew York state.
DOCKWOOD. EDWARD if. room 4 Gazette bldg.
bwongh. Attorney, notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOIIN 8. room A, Fairfidd Co Nat
k,building N. Counsellorath
WALSH. JOHN J. ro‘ornl lmnlcw building, Wall
st, borough.
FERRIS, A.S
”VERY STABLES.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Office 110. 8 River nt,N
GREGORY, GEO. 8 it Knight st N. Pine turn
outs a specialty Telephone 333.
LOCK MANCYAC'I‘IIILEBS.
LOCKWUOD MANIIFACTURING C0. Day’s:n 8
N. lunufacturers of builders” hardware. ton
oillcc :16 Pearl at; New York once 99 Readest;
Chicago office 19 Ink: st.
NORW ALB LOCK COIPANY. 8 11. New York
ofloe alChanbsrs? mfrock: :ngzglfiw burg;
wars; on an arua
house WW1“ Miln- andiron.
Luann DIAL!“
HILL. 11.1.9Waterst.11. Ailkindsoflunlbsrde
livrred to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MAC!!!" SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0.Tbo,Watcr at,
near R. It bri 8.11 General machinery, iron
and brass f Babbitt metal, re
pairs for mnofactorlcn atsamboam.
sconntn Wu A. Knight on: . New machinery
male and repairing promptly attended to.
”ARISE“! GABDBNBBA.
WINGS A WATERBURY 8.11. berrieaaud Iii
Jpritenproduceinsenson for thcwholesalctrads.
lABIIm
A IODRL MARKET. so Wall st, 11.WIu.WarIiwall
prop, beef, veal, lamb nuttonandpoultry
AVIAON, A. foal-inst. N. mfrnitn. tn.vvguta
bits. fish. oysters, clams, and eaclllops. butter
goods. etc.
eggs lard. canned lob
ENNl’i'f‘ I BUSTED“
Balm. china. fruits also. Iainst, ”A“.
“SHELL, DANA C. I! lain at, N. choicaaioafs.
"LI-h. vegetables, sic.
BItI'I‘I‘O'A CKN'I‘RAL IARKIT, lWatsr “.11
m,vagetsbirs.fruita, poultry,“ krweatpvi'ca:
Pins mots. frnnb vogutablu—iowoat .
IA NGTON J. A. nests,
“m m......i£li"i.....'
Olin. CHLSMIItILB. N. choice-slats.
,fntrruit, :cwvstcashxprioon.
KAI” [111D tsNo sln pelican-ab
rubles hm rendwndniarda my
JUDBON. A O. Osatrallarketcor. laiaaudllavl
kadst. A. N. “0%?“ B
LIIIBURN W11 l n. bridal
”mm “‘23:“
n
muwwuuwmst Atlas
moxwoonswou '. 1 no. um. s-
puhrsthvaiflUA ty.
MOI“. A. 6., Oidu‘I Well wafla’u‘w
Marin
HAL-O, ALAIN, IllumnsansstJ l1 skoior
nests, Ask. oymvegstablcn. dellutcsalamtc
Hgliileldl. B. hastsvn.op.achooihoula.l.i1.
veal mutton,“
ICllliUll, JACOB. If! Went Washington It. 8. ll.
Mai! m m 1mm laurel-fly.
sxmrs WAAIIINOTON Hanan. “Walk
toast,li.11.laenasatnaadponltryfnrhmilytrads
SPILLANRJ. W islaoaudmNJagournas
daily Wag“. Grove,
WAD Darker,
to‘plstsofwwnwlthhfrnabaudm
WIION. J lflWalintJi Choice-rests, poni-
n.1miamm.mm
unan- AND GIANI'I’I.
DATEJ'JVJV at.l1. More of In
plains-Ii worklbodsalsr in building
slows rewrywork.
mvessmw. warns-tn. Innis-com
hens-alarms, .Mstc.
, IAIN)!“ AND normals.
“TIMI!!!" mWswavmiiHII Ann-Ill
«mam-mm.
strum WinWllunmll. nus
kasou. Also mom
8m. WILLIAI 1L. Wand] Jobbing
murmur-dad».
LAWLmi. WILLIAI. ii Hill ".11. Allklavhof
Id pro-wont
alts-damn
frownyowaqnsrry.
(mm lanolin lcbni 11. all if
“MILAN. Oshawa-blurs goon
WILMIAIMII.
mull.k.stsllst,N. Apsrfsrtngalr-
W. timmgu.mm
summits-onerous. la. mag-at
Him.
0 {Erik I! more
in " ’mW-usa" '
gr
«on somwan. Arson
Jamklts lLrsolatustJLN. latwi
n%mmmuw"n
“a.“ a. . ”may.”
monuments.
manta! o. w tarofthsiflWl.
n. osmium-1st talnlnicouly
rum. murmur. Imam-1.11. riots
nd bauucdou. '
organ
GIBSON.ALII.A. nmliJi. PM”
“MONEIRAHIQWILN Voelllii-
lructinnvoiaaad voiadnvniment.
11A8R.Il3flJll1111]K. alumnus.
sawrn‘ufmnr. bar bistrutnaufallal
lac of
Wat units. rial-Inst.
WM:,B.N.
l1"! perms.
BODWKLL. H. R. '11 Washington
,aswnosoun.
4..
' 9n 8. fit--
foryfnlthYakiumg VI. 372'
IWISICOND-IIAND rostrum
PODIORKWM. underflslvatioo AmyBarraekn,
8.11 Stovcn,rangu,aockary,wprts,eie
ovummnrxnsasnnm
BRLLIIIRAI P. 0. Boxlll,8. N.whole-la
COEEANROJJ f ofifaynroud SNwholo-
oot . .
salelndsalcr husoyatsrs. “’
ROYT. W. R. 458011, 121 Wain at, 8.11. foot of
Raymond) exporters and whirl-lo
dcalculn
RIRDAIIOUSIAN. laintcruJHN plant‘s
sud-hippernofN orwalkoyntrrn.
VANNAfiJ.L.ACOmP.O. 110me.11.
and.lvtall
PATTERNS AND IIODBLS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chan. 1!. Air
prop" Riverside $33.11. Stoves, Steals
Iodli‘ot irl'uruace w a specialty. Bole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI'I'I'. 'i‘ is Iain st. 11. Jeweti‘a lends,
Ilsury andJ Wadsworth a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS Jewett‘ a. Atlantic and Harley‘s
lend, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SHITD, W 1141.00. 15A 1" Water“. N. agents
for orifingman A no: paints.
PAPER HANGING!-
I’RA'I'I‘ 8:00. Walnut, neurWaii. N. alsopainin.
oils and glan.
PROWl’l'I‘JLl‘ thlainnt.l1.windownhadss.
Hollands. natural, etc.
TAYLOR a (‘0 21 lawnmdso
pints, oils, glass, etc. m
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIANJ). A." Main st, N. Instantaneous
procen. Chiklren' a photon a specialty.
norm] 0. 8 78Waskingtoost.5.l1.ouaquall
only and that the bust V
RRADMANb I-‘K Gazette m?"
haw per doc; dos. 81.10.
PIANO 7033111 All! mark-as.
RENDl-IE. C. I". Inckwood Rail, N. Alaodellsrin
pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANING suns.
RANDALLMINRR 0.8.11. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
HIKKRACOA W. H.lulic11allblock,8.l1.
Plumbing, stain and gas biting.
NASH i" It. ABRO. cor. MllnandWeflatsJJf.
Plumbing andgas biting. ranges and heaters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY 00. James W.
Ryan, pron; ldwls G. Hoyt. npt.
REAL ESTA'I'I scam-s.
LAYTON, JACOB 11. W at. out to PO.
'1.property for sale, houses to rent. (see adv.)
IORRELL A L'ROIIMRDIR‘U, as Washington st,
3. N. selling, rentingand collecting.
WILSON, O R. Gautte bldg, N [.an and
motwyto loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODW Alli), E. A No Almost 8 N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sol o.
i’.i'"~-T.\l'it.‘. S. i s.
881'. tuvx. 5 er st, N. warn main at all
hours. dinner, ‘33:.
HENRY‘S, lilac. lain 32.5. N. The best 25c dinner
in the city. Board by Ihcday or week.
ESANITARY ENGINEERS.
W..B ABON.15Walhlngtoult. s N
Rydranlicand Civiieugiusaa
SCHOOIJ. (Prints)
BAIRD‘S, I138 INSTITUTE. s Orchard t. 11.
Young ladies and day school.
NORWALK IILITARY iNSTlTUTR. N. m 9.
Robots, pal. Circular on request.
[RAD Ira. We, 11. Dayaod boarding school
for girlsaudyouug ladiss. Pits for agy ”his;
orcourssc hes“ in itself Fullyeq
nay-use NewY ork ed h:
In caldepamnml Special ldvautlgrnor art
the study an. andcl ocutlon.
Springterm April Circulars will be
sent upon lppi canon.
SEWING “(11111138.
811.111.111.11 I. fosowlunrnSN ‘W'hcrlerand
W"tlsoo and ‘W unalln, oil. attach-
awnta. Repairing a spsdalty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RATIOS!) BROS. sewers built, watsr pipes laid,
excavating. oiling. po gardening.
SIIOI IlANIllAC‘I'llBl-IIIS.
LOUNBRURY. KATRIWSON k CO. AN. Ladi
GEO. ll WIRDDCO. nodule-corn”! ”1,73,
75, and Ti Watu “,8 . Mbiisbod In.
lannfaoturern of ladies‘ mine and children' n
Inefomwuar for the retaiitrads.
IIIIB‘I-WAIS’I'I AND UNDIBWIAII.
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had laulaan and John Ila-bald:—
laelaaa Boo-d Over.
Two sevaoIrI-n-yesr-oid boys cans to
thineiiy yesterday afternoonand cons
mitteda theft that is noexauiplcd for
boldness.
About 5 o‘clock Fred Mean, of the
borough, accompanied by John Hotn-
boldl. a New York boy who is at present
staying with his grandfather. John Cot-
tsr, on Alain street, entered J. B. Wheel-
er’s store on the Washington street
bridge, and lingered around for some
“Ida-e. Mr. Whooler’a cost hung in the
" ’vsarot illumi- which wasswalirt
Installing. W in bills and sons letters.
edisgedlfr. Whvelar’satiwntiou. W ils
be was at the door the boys seized the
pocketbook and went out of the back
door. Ilr. Whoeier thought it rather
queer that they should use his back
door, but thought nothing of it until the
young daughter of draw-tender Jones
came in the back door with his pocket-
book in her bandaod said that shunted
found it in the back yard.
Kr. Wheeler immediately recognized
bin property and discovered his loss. but
on looking for the boys they could not
be found. He at onca went up
town and loads a complaint, and about
9.00 o’olockiast night constables More-
oouse and DeForest caught the rascals,
took them to Attorney Lookwood's office
where Dachau was searched and 320.50
was found on his person, besides a new
gold watch. The money and watch
were taken from blur, and the pair were
placed in the lock‘np. At a late hour
last night Humboldt was released on a
bond of 3100 to apwr at 2:00 o’clock
this afternoon. Haclnan Was tried be-
fore Justloo Seileck this morning. As
his parents were not present, J obo Rodo-
meyer of the Gazette, was appointed
guardian, and pleaded guilty for the
Whey. The justice lectured bun severely,
and bound him over to the next term of
the Superior Court for trial This is the
second tins ycung IICLBIII has been
arrested for theft. The last time he was
sent to the reform school, but made his
escape after having served only a short
time. He is now looking for friends to
furnish a W board, but it is not likely
that be will succeed.
At the time of the trial, Macias
handed over the watch and money to
Mr. Wheeler. Bo was then taken
totbe lockup until this afternoon. In
Ibo meantime Iir. Wheeler started for
this city. While waiting for a car
he went into J. M. Benedict's
stationery store and showed the watch
to Mr. Beoedict,who immediately claim-
ed it as his property. It wss the some
one that was ii“. with him by
the be Auto Tobacco company. Iir.
Benedict claims that his store
was entered Thursday night, but as
he at first milled nothing.ho did not
make it known until last evening. The
store was evidently entered by means of
atransom in the rear of the store. Mr.
Benedict baa papers out for his arrest.
and bu will be tried a second charge thIs
afternoon.
Atlhe trial this afternoon Humboldt
was discharged for look of evidence.
a Bold ‘I’lalsf.
Last night Willis Coley was calling on
his best girl on flsvilaud street. [is left
hIs bIcycls standing against a lamp post,
when a sport came along and, seeing It
unfastsned, thought that it was a good
opportunity of procuring for himself a
horse that it would not cost much to
keep. He immediately started up the
street will the machine. Just at this
period Officers lreisnd and Coigrovo-bovc
in sight and be instantly dropped the
machmo and van. The officers pursued
him, but they wore handicapped as the
thief disappeared in the darkness. The
msohmo was locked up In police head-
quarters. Not long after Will arrived
and sought tho assistance of the officers
its would look the machine to the post.
All the arrangements for the fall races
next week have been perfected. If the
be one of the most successful turf Inset-
Too faces have been extensively adv¢r~
tlsed, and if they do not bring a big
success of the mating.
Danika la July.
Thurs were 1,300 deaths in Connecti-
cut in July.
walk Wimtym
asfollows: Osrsbro-spiasifsvsr.i
a bum nus Gala-lust! in tkla on, by
Ilr. Dickertoso dbvuip to I“ store lid“
in finding his rnnsnsy stood. which was
that the next time be called on his girl
Arrangements for the Races Perfected.
of the iisntlsmen’s Driving emulation
weather is favorable it will, no doubt,
Inga ever held in western Connecticut.
cromi to Norwalk each day it will not
“bu the fault of Secretary Woodward, and
other unicorn of the association, who
have labored no assiduously to insurn the
This was an more than in
June, and twenty-bibs loss than In July,
of last year, and twenty-hrs less than
the average mortality in July for the
firs years preceding the present. Nor-
rsprslut—
lugausnuualdssth uhoflLOpsr 1m
inhabitants. no canals of dastb wars
diarrhoea, 8; consumption, 4; hslrt‘
m‘ disslssfiullotbsrdkslssn...
lstthsw Seymour, of Ridgelield, is in
town.
Ira. A. H. Baldwin is visiting in
lionros.
Ed. April and wife are L. mi: from the
Catskill.
Joules Austin has returned from the
Catskills.
Kins Emma 8collab! will spend Bundsy
in Bidgefiold.
lbs Nettie Gibbs, of Arch street, is
at Lake Wsccaboc.
Frank]. Jones has reform Ii I: m a
trip toflsrstoga.
George A. Sammie, of Hunt? sgtou, L.
1., was in town yesterday.
B. J. Sturges, of New Yolk citr, is in
town for s few days.
ills- Lillian Hobo), o. madam I.
the guest of Chestnut at! l/frirnda. '
Chariot Bullock, of H- . .Ian, Nets, is
visiting his brothers in t'. borough.
C. B. Sanford, of Non Ilk, i visiting
his brother, F. T. Sanfov’, ' in New Cau-
nan.
Dr. George Bridges, .ho veterinary
surgeon, starts for the Catskills next
Monday.
Van D. Gieodenning, of Brooklyn, in
the guest of Harold Glendooning, of the
borough.
George and John Impold are the
guests of their brother. Harry Leopold,
of Camp street.
Hrs. Arthur L. Seymour and daughter
Inns, of the borough, have goneto Bran-
ford on a visit.
Ilsa Annie E. Treganowsn, of Bridge-
port,is visiting with Miss Hallie Hillard,
of West avenue.
Frank Brown. of the borough, has re-
tumed from an extended tour through
the western states.
Rev. ILA. Delano arrived to this city
last night from Evaustoo. He will spend
several days here.
Its. William Finuoy, and family, of
Berkeley street,ars the guests of her par-
ents in Cornwall,
Miss Marnie Wbester and Mia lda
Judson, of the borough are visiting
friends in Ansonis.
W. H. Hoathcoto and daughter. New
York city, are spending a few days at
the Msbnckemo Hotel.
lira Nellie Raymond, of Springfield,
Moss, is the guest of her grandfather, I.
N. Crissey, of Leonard street.
Miss Ada Golding, of East avenue,
leaves town September 1 for New Brit-
ain, where she will attend school.
Kiss Maris Keenan, of bound street,
left town this morning for a month's
eoj own at Poughkeepnie and in the Cats-
kills.
C. W. iioyr, of tile firm of Scoiield A:
Hoyt, accompanied by Fred Scofir-id,
left town this morning for the White
Mountains.
Miss Eva M. Benedict, of this city, is
spending the balance of her vacation
with her sunt,kirn. Wm. Siaauon, on
Westport avenue.
6. if. Benedict, of tho firm of Finney
a Benedict, and family left town this
morning on a trip up the Hudson and a
tour through the Catskills.
W. 8. Bailey took advantage of the G.
A. R. encampment in Boston to some
cost from Cleveland, bringing with him
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Csrroll, of that
city, who are his guests while in this
city. and are today enjoying a visit to
Central i’lrk and Coney Island.
BN'I’BR’I‘AINIBNTS.
Nothing “ Dom" About this Show.
“Uncle Hiram” and his company will
be at Music Hall this evening. The Phil
sdolphta Ledger crudely says: “There
is nothing bum about this show. On the
contrary there are so many good things
about it that it would take a whole
newspaper to tell it. The street baud,
headed by Frank D. Rhodes, the chain-
pion drum-major, is enough to pack the
hon». Their playing is exquisite and
their rendition of the famous ‘Hunting
Bonus” at great. The orchestra was the
4m mailed is lit- plaster. their»), 4°: tantalum Ilsrss is thine-floa- ”fifrum mitt nihi.
Brill»! H" “”309va alibi momma" included noun on. filings: 31.31
wins: if“ limp of «mm-o men fill-Iain?“ we“. I“ P 1*
Justice a administering tho full pen and rm"? bvkd'ibs MAW commenced:
alty of the law in such cussmads and ~ . -\ ~ ~ “imuialgr’mw
provided. Will started for bomsvowiog 1’ "M" m’ “i. 7"“. “ll ""h- ipraylso m I" “I w'hm
Catholic L'niooCcnncii, No. 46, K. of
0., will boldao adjourned meeting on
Monday evening to complete arrange-
ments for stranding the parade and pic-
nic in Stamford on Thursday. The
uniform adopted by tho council, for that
day consists of slats colored coats and
helmets. white gloves. red badges and
cunts. it now more probably that very
near the entire council will be pro-em
at the psrsds and picnic. Heine’s band
of twenty plsosghan been engaged to
hudtbsprocsnslon.
small: to Loan .1qu no...
Justice Andrew Bullock has sold his
handsome rsasdsnoacu lot: avenue to
W. C. Harsh. of norm And has
purohsnsd tbs scald-m known as the
Allen piano in Btratford. Ir. Salisek
expectant) move into his new purchase
shoutOctcbsrl. lists an old resident
of Norwaik. and has hold a public silica
nines ho was twsntymna your old. his
is the oldest trying justice in the county.
and his removal from the town will be
regretted by all who know kiln.
; ~Ailallowkosbolsaboxoflimsavls
«counseled bla ldnutitybywashiog
hintlalfwithaosksoflt.
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JAIBS mm users with a
rumour Autumn. .
By lull-g Ills fluid In is Thrown lo-
asath tbs Cars and Lassa a Inga-Ila
will Probably Jain.
Anotber railroad accident has been
added totbelong list of casualties in
this city and while thalifn ofa brake-
Inariwlaoot ascribed still the awful
offsets ofbsiog runovlr by the can
were demonstrated. This time it is
Jamal Halprn, who without a moment’s
notice was buried beneath the dendly
car whorls. Ethan bun employed as
tailbrlkstnanoutbsN.Y., KERR.
RIB. for along tints. As this was his
day off hsaiarted for his plrnutn’ boron
landgrdsid. He has 110w Raven for
his headquarters and before going home
unwantodvoscsabrotbsr brlkeoisnoo
what isknown as the “short freight”
which pm through South Norwalk at
about 8:15 o’clock. The train was going
quite fast and Mr. Halpin attempted to
board it. [Is was standing on the wood
work that covers the signal wires be-
tween the crossing and the bridge. He
was at the east end of the Washington
street crossing. in jumping on the
train be ruined his bold and was thrown
beneath the wheels of the train. The
cars paned over his right leg and severed
it from the body. The train was stopped
and Air. Haipin was taken to the emer-
gency hospital over the baggage room at
the depot where the leg was amputated
by Dr. Burke.
Mr. Haipin is well known in this‘city,
having been employed” hrskemsn on
the Danbury A: Norwulk R. R. for a
number of years.
He was taken to the Bridgeport hospi—
tal this morning.
UP Till) HOUSATONIC
News and Gossips of the Week in south
Wilton and Vlelnlty.
Ifr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clark, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting Elipbiet
lforehoose.
Min Nettie Olmstead. of Cannons,
spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.
George Smalisy.
Ned and Gordon Brooks are visiting
friends in New York.
luster Stephen Brown is visiting
friends in Ridgefieid.
In. John (halo, of New York, and
Kisses Josie and lay Wittpenn, of
Brooklyn, 11. Y., who have been board-
ing within. George H. Bylngton for
the past two weeks, have returned home,
Runaways at South Wilkins.
South Wilton has probably seen more
runaways in the past three months,
writesu correspondent. than it bun be-
fore in the same length of time in the
past five years, the latest being a team
belonging to 8:133 W. Ofmstend, of Wilv
ton. While Dir. Olmstoad was deliver-
ing groceries at Dr. 1'. 8. Robertson's, on
Thursday, the top of his wagon suddenly
gave way and fell forward on the horses’
backs, frightening them, and they dashed
up the street are high rate of speed.
Dr. Robertson's coscllman, who happen-
ed to be near at hand, immediately
mounted aborse and started after the
runaway team. When near Hanford’s
grocery a lot of boys rushed out and
commenced shooting. The horse stopped
suddenly, and In so doing throw him-
seif, badly cutting both knees. The
coscbrnsn was thrown to the ground,
but fortunately escaped with a few
bruises. lfr. Olmetssd's horses were
stopped near the church by Nod Brooks,
and no serious damage was done to
horses or wagon.
a cant a Prayer loanswbak Mind.
If anything can bemusmg about a
prayer such was certainly the case a few
days ago in this city. Another had
been diligently laboring for some time
in teaching her thres-yssr-old'boy to any
the prayer “Now I lay me down to
sleep," etc., while the father, whose
mind was somewhat diverted from the
subject of prayer, taught the Hills fel-
low to sing the song. “Listen to my tale
of won." The other evening, after the
Listen to wytaie of woe.”
Holman throng“ n»- ynyer with.
orlt interruption and tho own-ail cl to
admit to tho fallwr upon his arrival
horns that thr Inmlvnt' was very sinus
log M“ _- M
law Infant .5 will.- Pal-k flar bor.
After "whoring routine bllwllacna tho
Seuatstook up the River and Harbor
bill yesterday morning. Among the
sutundutsnlsrlportsd by tbsoourrm re
unapproprlstiunsaod agreed to by the
Beasts wars the following: Inserting
than of $125,000 for continuing improve
Inset on breakwater at law mm. is»
parting item of “1,500 for improving
harbor at Wilson Pant. Inortfug Item
of 88.6” for manning the improve-
Insot of harbor at Charon.
—-Jousn:—-"flello, Brown: lies that
also going down the attest with his
bulging out like a moon!”
non-"ankolnhsr "Windows
anhos, and that’s-lousy that his will
work's washing as the ladyof the have
l’rsssntauna In shawls-an Ila-I Ivan-
iac- Inna. 1
Anson-amino Mussolini-st
drbihfusgdughmmm
presented totbs auoosdul .
the sticudsnooursdalabnoflsnadfoflkn
platdrlliaoanon, from thsflrltof'fiov-
nmbertoths liratof Juno. bundli-
lrnofeoiosilvsrnndoonsiatofuflflln
cross with sllrgs “D” engraved ”(the
centre and “4dr cht., C. N. 0.,” on tho
polnil.
The winners was renown. G.
Brotbsrton; Quartermaster Borg-n13.
8. Gsnnng; 2d Sorgssnt J. II. Brown:
Corporlla C. D. Taylor, J. A. Wr'.
H. Inokwood: Privates F. Avery, J. L.
Gorhssn, W. J. Casey, R. W. Rosa, A.
ProscosndB. W. Prseoe.
marksman-ammo
W» m W mm and
Lockwood, three. and m ops
showing that none of theta band
a drill for the number of years they have
medals for. Corporal J. W. Pennington
missedoolyonsroiloalilaat anon,
Private W. R. Pennington only one, and
Corporal Selieok only one drill. Andi!-
ance like this in what has helped Iargdy
tokseptbooomployst tbobssdof the
requirement for the past three years, in
figure of nerii.
Members of Company D was blly
last evening at the armory, roiling their
blankets, folding overcoat, and Mp-
ping both on knapeloks, preparatory to
camp. They finished choosing tell-
mates, and many selected their tools for
camp—provided they can get thsut.
Orders are more strict than over before
about taking individual “low to
camp. Company baggage in W to
two chests, when herntoforo. gob com.
pay has been allowed a balfearfor
baggage. Even the officers are restrict-
ed to a valisc or small trunk.
Company D furnishes the (Norse!-
grant and one Provost guard this year.
Captain Frost has been sppointdd odi-
cer of the day for Wednesday.
New members will not forget their
white pants and white gloves.
Company D's place in line iathc left
center company and Captain Frost will
command the third division, consisting
of Companies D and F.
Captain Sheridan of Bridgeport, will
command the first division, Captain
Nash of Danbury, the second, and Cup-
tain Daniel of Stamford, the fourth.
Watch for Pint-Lieutenant and Pay-
master Edmund E. Crows when be ap-
pears for the first time in his full dram
uniform Monday morning.
Lisut. Colond Crows will have a full
share of work in battalion drill and field
duty, this encampment.
General Watson went to the camp
ground this morning to complete pr»
partition for the troops, and will re-
main there till the close of camp duty.
The Governor and his staff will go into
camp on Tuesday, and remain during
the entire time of the encampment;
if Friday comes on pleasant, It is ex-
pected that the largest crowd of vital!
ever seen at the stats' camp grodfld will
be there that day.
Camp Embier promhes to be one of
the most successful socampmouta ever
held. .
ALL AROUND TIIB 8m
Matters Worthy of laatlu Illb lb lick
[kappa- lvory Day.
The second annual meeting of tprou-
necticut Funeral Directora' Auocisfloo
will be held in New Haven Septstuha 17.
Four Wallingford boys, out .me of
whom is more than fourfold yandd.
were arrested on Thursday for burglary.
The sound" meetingof thnCooueii-
cut Spiritualist association is being held
in the pavilion on the camp ground at
Nisntic.
A new cassol typhoid fever" hando-
voloped in Waterbury. The victim is
Fred Miller, drum major of the Second
regiment.
The clothing store of L. C. Bean 3130..
of New Britain. was burglariecd surly
yesterday morning. About .50 wgtb
militia-ploy“ by Mill- gm
Prospecttwblln-dlng knylatkn Arid
yeasrdsy‘sftsrnooopssbsdiybitt-by
aoopperheadsddsr. onsoftbsloonvfllo
omonsreptilcsln Nszndaud. leppll
dose-of whisky were poured into big.
and the wound contained, but in villi.
Tbs roan grew rapidly worse and Ill
hopsaof recovsry wars Mound st
kills hour “nigh." ., ,
a Delightful Birthday Party.
Last evening IinBellsBolll W
island a sunburn! buyouagfrisodllai
bsrhomsiothlsoltydbsoousbwbshg
the fifteenth annivsrnryof ban “a
The guests numbered about twenty-lino.
and tho ensuing was very pin-.111
mot in dams. mains. mulls. sin.
until about 10 o',clock wksn «frill-
Insntawnrn served. Among the you:
ladies present were Kisses Balls and
Cbsriotts Bosch. Jennie Ming 76‘s-
nsgan, Resale and Janis)”. Oasis
Jarvis, annlo Ferris, Cora flhvm
Dalsyfleudder; Ila-[Grace Patriot”:
of Gran-point. L. 1.. and Ills Vail-tins.
of Pordhsnl, 11.11.; J. Creighton nuns-
luaon. of Raw York. lira Bosch no!“
at! a large number of bandaodil III
useful Maud ttwasn IO. “U
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