NUMBER 821.
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reliabl- la every hast-ass trans—
awd wall worthy of all patronage
moomzssous.
NORWALR IRON WORKB (:0 TheJl‘strr st,
marlnbrllgo,
W or, mold-
8. ill
INAPP, WI. ashtngton
3mm llllI-RD.mr.llsbisndWellsts,N.
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museums-insole, unwanted»
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I mmg'lafilc. 1910. Idling. N. 8*
spatforkuros'soéebrstsdlee “will an
IMEMLIsiusuisar
Mauritanian. Pub Milli!-
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manufacturodstslwilllollw'fl. its. me.
vmcusswnx.
nucleus". ass. our. amnesia-test.
mm N III! “W‘s
“massing?!“ Mikado.
Dm
HOMO FWD-131.8.
N0floohonts,8a.m.toop.m.
KINDALL. (liloN 3.. D.D.8.W est.
Mirna-,3 . It. Rounders.» pJn. ,
m J. C. olios st Iawla st.
IIII’WN
wnn. East '- shBN
W D.D.B.'.‘9 .
Bounbainm. tobpnm Guysguinmwd .
mmsmswréauxga. .
MEWJLACOJIrdzt? stout, .mrusgs
woodwwork, whell.
Duns human.
runes. l‘. masons-3st on. who
RATIOND sacs. mwmum
“Fillmamhm rm 1‘ “‘5"
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{0 It“).
compounded.
GREGORY, J G. asWslist, N W189.
Wholesalesmlrstali umprless.
macs JOBNA. lilaln st,N. Mom—Any
vod'iilsrcntpelf
.Grunite—
. . PMISTID'S.43Wsahi $8.11.li-
vlih. leavciwdasatGusPttrersJ 7 i’laoe M. “8'00 pticnss tally.
OUTLAY. NAI- BANK, The, Whilst. DRY-GOODS.
ash-I “3&0 u-flum l- mum. J. L. I. SONS—‘Tbo Equitable, " No. 2
Intestinal; Lilongwe-president; anticommrt. Drygoods,oiicloths.msr.
William Curtis, cashier um and "Isl-
CITY NATIONAL The, BANKS. B. K. Nahackelno Botel blook,8. N. dry-
nelr Illa. 8 N Clplill 1W.” wgflilfll lg:- goods, notions. gloves, etc ‘ndixwearaspe'cislty.
so». it . pro-Jim; habit.
tummy Ipoms“? NATIONAL BANK.“
st \ all -
on. ham Jim. pariah mum win
PO Wes-bier
Amnmoonmv SAVINGS BAN-R,“ 51
Pruning!a s' ”lonely,” ml mug '
Wm
Claw, vice
‘ NATIONAL BANK or NORWmAmec 51 win
‘ R. N «radish 7.qu Mm Eben-
i
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g nonwm SAVINGS socim The it all a. N
am _ flingraufunifllcopruu
I.
. Consul .treaa.
i SOUTH NORWALK SEQVINGS BANKkfi. 31:1;
tsorertbtliim, .
m. m; ohn fl. ' trims. interest
paid Honey on mortgage
Bm,l(Wholesale.)
’ com NORWALK DEEP CO. 8. N. Hammond
bed, pork, sheep,iamb, veal, etc. beef and
MI, ll C0,, Armour s
M BovnfdrosiiedN lamb and mutton.
‘ BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
DUXTONJ. l’. Postomoeboxsab, N. Circulars
' folded in over it“) Sunday papers.
* BLAC MYTHS.
0.133.620. '1'. foot Raymond st, S.N
shavings special
831.062 BUILDERS.
' morons sco r. Oboxfm s. N. builders
nfbridges, docks.pilofoundations,etc.
BMANDBBOE DEALIBS.
snows, n. s mums. s N customWorkand
awry
Bid! lain S.N. Wrigl-
mo 0. a; mum SN
SODA JOBl'ilSON, as , st, . .
Aggasammmtstlbwpriccs.
300! All) 51103 REPAIRING. All
PHILLIPS, cm 29 Railroad Place, 8. N.
work neatly and pomptiy done.
monuments AND sxAuoxrzns.
riNNzo J. Anson. N. card ammo wed
Ia’tlo'risry. bheball tennisgoods.
ding
PLAISTBD'S DRUG STORE, a Washington at.
suppliesand gona'alsts
S. N
mmmM-nshrglm
m.L’.WIE‘,3.N.m seturor .
a, etc. Generalabopjobbicg.
BUILDING IA'I'IBIALS.
row ISSUE also
mronnumma
WARD. . .
. ammr
u§°mau£mlw.mm
atoms. 0 EGGS. 8e.
MRS. BUTTER nousmid door to the Post
W. ofall diluent
-‘ of ohssss,‘ ' A“
aides of bath, smiled. canned goods, etc
CARRIAGR mostxomm
DANN. I. to Well at. N Csrrisgos,
mm and carrhgc furnishing.
(Immune AND 80113138.
030 JAIN c. All It. 8. N. estimam
plum attended to.
”INN. WI. A. atTaylorsvonno,8.N. Jobbing
pro-ptlyattendodto
“MAILID Randall‘s-till. EN Indus
gent-cymbyobcappoworeuablosmewgivs
. Horse-
lugsworka
RAYIONDJ. B. ultra-shat. 8N. manufacturer
I... Momentum-id
muss: bottom
Johblagmmmglrm'i‘elephons 51-6.
sunwootmt. RWDWAAN Jobbing
pro-ptiysttsadedto
WILBO 8. B MW“, willow—052w
Wang'sodflsldensvequ MUM working,
mailings. widow homeland turning. Lowou
humans; lousyloaned. Telephone number“
charm AND (luxurnls.
BCOHILD A HOYTJOmttc biog, N. 3 Wash
ingtnn a, ti. N. dies advertisement.)
CARDIAC. IANUPAC’I'IIBBRS.
“Timmy-dd Nolan about: 8. N manufacturers!
rim to neutrino -
r
:fiifl' alum!“ [warmth-gin“:
D'A310
C.B:anuast,folmwtysflroad-
Mm
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tor.“ It. and
m. a. mm
“1.0mm”? m
m .1 A 00 5 news-
sisps, rte
CIGAR cox unnrac'wsns.
. CRASJJIIsvassiI timescales-
cuiAB moracronxas.
nor'rsoutomoctouco. 'l'he.lb§o.lals
*swll‘lACIOAtt The,th s. N
OLD co.
W“.
m 8.80.” .ab is
W In. 3.3.3 m
I‘ImVll; gnome-s.
B. salt-goon s N.
INA" girlie Wmfllml mg
RID W. DAWN. IiWwAt-gton st,s.N.lly-
duahomdsaaitsryesgiasas.
woos cit. a Ilsa-t. it. Allotdwspva-puy
dual-sin
commonsense.
LOWMMMIWNJNH
mm” retailers
summit
BENNETTWJPstinst. N. Busineueatab—
lisbed over fony- two years.
D10KERHAN,A.&SON,8£Wmhlnglcu $8.“.
M10009. etc. (sea adv.)
SCOFIELD A ROYT, SWWN. dBWash
ingtonst. S. N. (See Seonlveriisetnont.)
STREET. EDWARD, b Gazette ”'08,. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods notions andhosi
EXPRESS COMPANIES. 8}
ADAMS EXPRESS (‘0 other railroad station.
N. audnfisllsr, N. Express! forwarders tool
parts of the world. Passenger traiaservice. Low
rates. Lester liuht, agent.
EXPRESS”.
' BUXTON Gt BBL'NDAGB. ofllcent Benedict’s, ‘3
W all st, N. Our motto, prompt attention?"
C.“ ANAGB' S EXPRESS, furniture and
pianos moved Leave orders at "stod s. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. \i.. N. stats at post-om and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.
IITBAOTS. ESSENCES. l’l’c.
BYXBEE, F. s. A: CO. 9'.) Alain st, N. Manufactu—
ors of Scotield‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (:0. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. F. S. Ambler.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley' s snpcgo phoepbutem
lal manure: lsndplaster,gronhdbo he, wood
SMITH, W. li. a Ct) \\ sicr st, N. agents for Wil-
liams Clark A (:0. sstamlsrdfmiiizers
arms: BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinaryahapes in stock, spot:-
lais to mderfiromortar ,und,chtmuey due linlags
Plsfl. OYSTEBS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNTAZELL'FP. ”Washington st, 3 N. lino
deb, oysters, clamernits, game. vegetables. etc.
FLAG AND CONCERT: WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN B. at! Taylor avenue, S. N. Also
RAYMOND Mauritanian .
upbal t, brick, ceuiont and gravel st‘i‘x‘s
FLORIDA STEAM AND “01‘ \VA'I’EB
HEATERS.
“m3. W. B. A CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
solo agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
“lSLAND GK!" FLOUR, the beet made. Don't
fall to use it.
L‘BOMIEDINU. DANIEL east and «Washington
st bridge. The choices! of family hour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw, flour and feed in
. load, car or cargo lots.
RED MILL Darlon. Crofoot A Rose. Grain. choir
ground teed, graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG PA Woodward Place, 8. N. plants, out
dowe'rsaiglb'rnammital ocesuisdet o.onier
P. L. asWnu UnionCcme N
amonym “It. 123,-!“ wt!
workaspocialq.
chAI, JO 8. N. nesrt hede Bedding
[given and floral scrim all kinds.
arm's. . yIain AN. theoldeatsnd
B. So
”mks-lat in thls‘v'lci-uiiy. Plan eat
lowermost; novalworkofallklndss ty
aaddonopromptly. .
7031611083 DEALERS. end
COLRIAN. THEODOREWsshingtonst (east )
Furniture. lwkisgghmqpictunframsmctc.
ORA! A WRITTLISRY ”WINK. (Ray
mnadaoidstandl. Beesdvertisemsnt.
RAHOND 010. ll. uwmlbsndsslaluat.
wrsbodoors sboldroo store.
rl'i‘OWr DAVID. scam runabolainshml
minim-smote.
oas LlGfl‘I’COIPANlEB.
NORWALK GAB HGBT COIPANY, ones to
Wsufill. Gmfmlighgbeotaad
Coal Tar three dol-
IarsperbaneLp-ekagsoxira
omens. Wholesale.)
nouns I lemons" Wall stN.whola-
www.mhsymtc.
SELLICK BROS. “and in Walt at. N. wholuls
Mm,foed.graln,hsy.otc.
0300388.
BROWNA WILCOX'i 70Washlngton st 8. N solo
sgenuforoelebrstr dim-inglenoreamerybo stier
DECKER, CONRAD. let Washington st. N.
ehotcogiocerissasd provisions.
PM”), CHAS fiancee—or to Hutchins. ”No.
lslnsgs. Nubisdolioaotos forfemilytrsdo.
PlNNlGANkO’RKiLL‘Y, :68 late st, N. loar.
foad.hsy.strsw.ooat aad'wood.
mar A DINING!“ st WEI h, N. mills: and
staple
D.l.l at “I
It'll-J a.” mull;
GmVElLC.LwWallst,N mloatrrtothebost
traslsflrtalaablo.
OMONONJ‘ I ”NAILS-w
mummies. sad.
BANMD. W. A. lastsve. “Elm“.
LAWNN?DACO..“nSom Intrigue.
II?!) 0 NHL. «dawning:
h’uo flu. ll sort
Homo .tess,onlms.sptoss.aspocialty.
IOORIAIlsmuiN. No.Istnst.nearWsst.8..N
.hsoigufrsimloar. fosd.eto.
NEW YORRTKAOO..17lslnIt.N.—-I. [teller-
mmmongrm I de'llslastJl.
A
more: monitors-ass.
00’ C I I Wash
sgfitws‘or enhbrstcd 'Dow yunnedgoods.
uni-lustrous. (I'P'I’B on
N. importoraofseslskt us,ptnsbss,
nmvmi. Wall s N. tron founder,
wlfihtwwwmm
sspsehltynsitssflnsflhd
llA'I'
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Newt-stole“
7mm. ‘mmmJlNJ-I.
(no?l Wllloa ole School N
mm]. “mm at,
It. 8.1L bud-
IN. CRAB B. bWall N. mini.
Vigil eggstsb muddle-annulus“.
with“ JOSEPH JJIonrosstll. N. slsolorniers
RATIO. IARTXNJRACO. "‘0"me
mill“),
sndoattersoflattws‘ furs
BAM' TOOLA.
IIA'I'I AND CAPS, listen.)
KNAPPTBI tut-ran.» “innit.
Hm Am
3%“. NV. £00.0aisah.l.l. lhsstil
flail“: factories
mm.fifllwnw010ll~'mllilll.
mm
B A
a”
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HARDWARE AID WI.
mm J. LCIdnstJI. harm-ii
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son. that! 11 Ill. Ids-ill-
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“Mac. “I” VJ
P‘ aswsu N. usual"
mm. a. ‘-
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mm
W Hall]. Om m M
WALK ll DIN. 3.8. dqtut.
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ll. N.
m1. 'Wlaltllgbmum. corny.
sfibmlfifl’um
x”AINBII'IANCB AGBNTN.
OOOLIDGRAIDCIWOO Dish 11. Insur-
anceandroalmtatcinsll rug-mm..." toP..0
LAYTON. J CORR Washington
eglass,aooidentsadi.§s.(ssesdv.)
LOCKWOOD, WI our. IduandWallmN Real
“Widens
was.
IORRELLA L'BOlmllU, % WM h.
N.etrictlyfirrtolasa companies
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 A «Washington at.
SUN Rselllststsandibsurases.
MORAN!!! COMPANIES.
CONWCUT GKN‘L LIP]: ms. 00., S. s. L‘-
llommediemwt. Washingtonst, 8
Woman ITAN um tits (:0. in Wuhlngtou
st, SN F. J. G,rubb assistantsupt
NORWALK FIRE INS. (10.. N. In Item
basilica since 1”). No catsuhding loo-claims.
PEOPLE’S LIP! IRS. 00. The, No.45 Washing
ton st. 8 N. Jan. French. at. superintendent.
ruvxsxm-r SECURITIES.
CRAUl-‘URDR. B. lashnic bldg,N 6X Bonds
ddltnlcx Banking uni sens-mi I't‘ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL
SETH, W. 11. A500. lband17WAtcrlt,N.
Ipflnmaxlos ,csrrioge hardwaro.eto.
IRONx FENCE AND RAILINGS.
1.x stand to Water at. N. iron work
ofall l.kinda
1R8 DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKEWM
at, S N. Wm. B. Boygproprletcr.
IRON POUNDRIED.
GILBA CLANCY at The Norwaik lronWorh
Co.. ondalso at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWlLl-ZBS.
FERRlS,A. 8. $30. [alums N. op. Cityllotol.
S. N. on watch repairing a specialty.
HOYT, B B lilNo Isiah! N sirlcuydrltdam
goods atl ow
JACKSON WRAND, ”Wallet, N wstohqdhr
momis. etc. Plus watch repairing a specialty.
3001). ii. 5. diamonds,wsto _ Jewolfiqiiverand
plated ware, repairing as ty. 31 8‘. SN.
LAWYERS.
AUSTlN ALFRED E. room 3 Issonic b‘d'g. Wail
st, hcooug‘h. Notary auichal Estate
FROST, llme 8 No. lain a,
Liana“, "My lee-I
“mm J. BKLDRN romaband 5 m
W" W “Whig...” .. m,
L] HTHJOENII. 1
eommlssionorol doedsfoi owi'orksme
Locxwoon mm s hklg.
borough. Auction-story”
smock. Joana. arou- 8. Co. Nat.
Patricio
Bank building. N. Counsellia'at law
WALSH, JOHN J. rooml lasonic bulking, Wail
st,btaongh.
LIVER! "A3138.
DtNN HORACE B. Excelsior livery and board-
lug stables. 0mm No a River st, N.
GREGORY. 620.814 Knlgbtet, N. line turn—
outs A specialty. Telephone“
MC]! HANUPAGI'UREBS-
DOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO Da n.3,
N. flsnnfsctumsofbollders hardware
slice as Pearl st NewYork cube” Headset;
Chicago cities to insist
NOBWALK LOCK COMPANY, 8. N. ”York
oflcoiszdf‘hsmbasst. Loeksandb ai'ld:frs hard-
ware; Inlet-ll:
memmmmgsm'linmsndimn.
LII!!!“ DEALERS.
BILL, 11 J. 9Wstrrst, N. All ktndsoflumbosde
liverod tony pointbyrall. leamorrsml.
HACK!“ SHOPS. w
NORWALR lBON WORKS CO. The, sea at.
mlLR. .B. N. General maohln-y. iron
and brass ngmforgfiam Babbitt boats.“ ro
pairs for msuufsctories N. N
300nm, W. A K t st, ow MMIWIEAD
madeaud repairing promnlxgtly sttonied to.
mm! GARDEN!“
JKNNINGS A WATRRBURY 8. N. berries and an
pee-imminent. for'thowboleaaletnde.
mm
A IODRL [Altm I) Walt at. N.Wai.Wudwall.
prop. boos. veal. lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVISON A. inlainst, N mustangs“.
oysters, elams,aud meatlops,bu
INN!” BUSTED. music‘s“ l’ob-
B magnumflrio. lain
BIBSKLL. DANAC ll loll at, N. mm.
signwobhg'mwmnm Lunar JWal-agN.
osts,vegetabies.fruits.ponltry.atlowostpsiooa
mum-am:
Plumeatafror lows:
PAKRINM‘ON J. “Autumnal“
03161.0n0.nchwtnatst,8m N. choice-slaw,
HAYES flit!) ”Nolan: “Elwin-moses
utilities lions wonderland-specialty
whlélofl, A. G Madmen Iain-IBM
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“are,”
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ILIO, ALDlN latest. .i‘VsstBthoth
A , near
“a, Mystersvogetablscmm
nests.
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,iao ”totes.
sciui' noon. in mew-em u.
vol-M ems:
Sill'l‘tl's WASHINGTON llliltll'f' “Whit
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tho J I. w at,“ “mun-an, posi-
try, fruits,vagstsblss.ba tter.sggs,oto.
IAIN“ All: auxin.
m.r.w.w-m .iususnetarworaas
”Amalgam ,aisodsalw in building
stone
ITRVINBJ W Hilda-LN lsrhtsand
lwmonamsritsJoadmnmmos’tsmto. II“-
IIAAONI AND nmaasas.
smomimtar inwmmsns Allktadr
museum tab-i.
w immo- ll. slu-
ounces, “mafia“ mes.
sum. .wwumwmmsu. Jobflag
LAMB. WILLIAI. s inn-mt. Annie-or
Grammatical Iyown'qowrym
in" numerous.
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mousse rsmss.
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organ
WNJLILAI'MAN. Mam
huh-say.
communes“ 1.1. Vaulte-
muss“ R. uthavmooN.
sedans
BAwmmRJJmcherafmfl
flew-east uInLn. Putnam
wouwoo 0.1mm 8.1L: (lug-
ory’sN: ”damning”
POMOR.B.WI.m daintltal Barracks,
under Army
SUN Mmguworoekeryctrmm
OWPLANTZBSAN’DDEALM
BILL. P. 0. lloxtfl, B. 1!.wa
BIRAI
hippcdoyltwsafl
Bay-mdabfilkwhdv
BOYT, w. ll. anommw EN. 'ofgoot
skin“
In
BIRD. ABOUBIAN, lMWstornth. plum
andshippersof orwaikoystssn.
VANNAnJ. not» 9. o. autumn.
mums-Maidens.
mrams AND IODKLB.
NORWALK PATTI“ W0 Chin. B. All-
and [lot m‘"fl?§'.m'““‘:=i: &o”""$
“PAINTS, 0113mm GLASS.
mm“ Jw'l'. 15 ”fin-law‘s“
M£o&a%m‘h§m and Becky‘s
W.W. 1:00. irsfimzmmxmm
PAP“ HANGINGI.
l’RA'l'l‘ACO Waterst, nearWall. N alsopaints,
oils-nods!!!-
Piglm,J.T “Mobil.“mlawlhada,
TAYIDRAOO.21mXaln¢.R.aisohrdwaro.
Windmsl-mm
PHOTOGRAPHS“.
BLAOKMAN c. A. u lain at. N. instantaneo-
prudm. Children's photos avpuzlslty.
NOR1'n,6.s. 78W 8. N. Ono
onussdthstthebauml" pm
BRADXAN,P.EGmbuldfl,N. cam
wawdostus- donned.
PIANO TUNING All) mantras.
liNNDRLCJJAckwoostiLN. Aisodealerln
ptsnos,orgaus.sheetmnsio,eto.
I’LAN'INGIIILLS.
RANDALLIINBR D. EN. Ailkiudsofwood
workstiotaliorfortbetrads.
PmING.
MA 00.. w. Ell-ism MAN.
Plumbing.stoam steam-nil Itttng.
gas
NASRJ'. B. A330. oer IalnsndWeststs,S. N.
nmhiuhdnslmmsssndh esters. ‘
mm
NOBWALR HORSE RAILWAY (I). Janos W
yatt.;psou. ldwia G. 11mm apt.
BBAL 381A" AGIN‘I'A
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ORRRLL A L'BOMIKDIRU, vs Wmhlngeun
Nailing, mungaud collecting '1.
WILSON O. B. Garetto bldg, N. investments and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of rampant-e at the lowest rates.
WOODWABD, E. A No. Math st, 3.11.me o
I“ and building lots for sale
‘ " RESTAURANTS.
BBBIV'ESNsmstN. wsrmmealsatali
hours,dinncr8c.
HENRY‘AIGSolslnILSN. Thebestficdlnuer
inthoclty. Boardhytho dwor week.
sAmAnv moments.
ammonia. a son. tow-slum av .
Hydraulicand rum “‘
SCHOOLS. (PI-hate)
BAIRD‘ INSTITUTI. W
oungWMnganddaysohooL ‘ N
sonwmmmmmrms. Pranks.
mo mamas.
m0. I. “Calais! 8N. "Wboolaraud
Wtbun" and “W" "sandman till, Attach-
mom. Rspsirlngsspsolahy.
sum commons.
RAPIOND Bilbo. sow-a bath. new pipes laid,
mating, wispy-ling. landscape gardening.
“OI IAND’PAC‘I’DBIIB.
MWJATRRWBON A CO. 8.13. [am
daemon.
GEOHBWIIDACO sudmlownom'nn.
matrimonial gummJo
trade.
film-WANT. AND mnwxaa.
communal. COL! 6 CO. Novwalk. Nszork
and Mount. Coca.
aPOB‘rsltN'h cocoa.
ATKINJOIINH. Slat-st. N. hmdoosrtsn for
guns. lshlng tackle. maiden.
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nova. usmawomms.
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”was wamh-rwaPnon'mu'o-
wsuiJ. w. m 0m st, all. stores.
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not been notified
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SIDE! Till QUMION.
Vantage.-
Ah Iatlma‘ to of the Quantities Bhutrod.
Chamber last evening. Mayor Wilcox
prodded. andCcunoilmsuflal .,Dake
Jennings and Ferris were p at. In
the absence of City Clerk Crows. Coun-
cilman Dsks was appointed clerk pro
will.
The toilpwiog resolution was intro-
dnced
sodiliv' Hob,“ Would:
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to be"d paved will block voment
stscost not to sacred ,snd so
much of West Washington street and
South Main street from the New York,
New Haven sad Hartford Railroad track
tolouros street, at the same propor-
tionate rate, the totol cost not to exceed
$10,000. and that Charles F. Bullock be
and be bushy is appointed a committee
to make and approve a suitable contract
with some suitable person to perform
said work.
The following preamble and resolution,
authorizing the llsyor to call a city
meeting, was also adopted:
anAs, It appears that the paving
of East Washington street, West Wash-
ington street and South Ilain street to
looms street will require an expendi-
ture of more than :tberefore.
Resolved, That tsflonor. the Icy
or, be and he herobyis authorized and
required to call a city meeting to be hold
at the council chamber on Friday, Aug-
ust 22,1890.” 8 o’clock p. m., for the
purpose of approving the resolution
passed at this meeting. ordering and
authorizing the paving of East Washing-
ton street, West Washington street and
South Ilain street from the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad track
to Monroe street.
The approximate quantities of pore.
meat it will require to pave the streets
in question is given below:
Washington street, from the bridge to
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad track, 3,060 square yards.
Washington street, between the New
York, New Haven and Hartford and
Daobnry and Norwalk Railroad tracks,
105 rqnars yards.
Wubiogtim street, from the Dsnbnry
and Norwalk Railroad track. west to
Spring street, 2,740 sqnsro yards.
South Isl-mt, from Washington
street to the north coo-walk of llonroa
street, 2,650 square yards.
South lfsin street, from the north
crosswalk of Monroe street to the south
curb on Raymond street, 1,560 square
yards.
Anon! sit "“6713.”
An Unknown Ian Killed by tho Cara
Near Plva Mile River.
A'msn, whose identity has not yet
been established, was killed this moral
ing near the Five lilo River railway
in South Norwslk from the west at 10 42.
His skull was crushed and he died al-
most instantly. His body was taken to
the Five Nile River station. It is thought
that he was s tramp, traveling outward.
At noon Medical laer Burke bad
the man's death. and
no detailed particulars of the accident
could be learned.
Msddlsd with a "Baa'fllva" and got Stung
Yesterday morning P. J. Van Wort.
tilted to overflowing with liquor, wslized
into the BoaHivs fruit store ou‘Water
street, borongb.and demanded his um-
brella. llr. Peat, the proprietor, who
went forward to wait on the man, said
he know nothing about an umbrella.
Vsn Wort waxed angry, and proceeded
wipe ‘Ihe door, as is were. with lfr.
Post. The saying goes, “he who moddlss
with a bee hive will surely get stung,”
and Van Wort soon found himself
sprawling in the mud in the gutter. He
then went after an officer to have llr.
Peat arrested, but when last board from
he was trylogto talk sWsllstrost saloon
keeper linto “ticking" him" lorisnotbe‘r
dr'th'l’lM'h . ,o tr Mu": rt Mitlu'
It‘lllflsktppsra la a Peculiar Plight.
Dutch"0ham*lfmpsdied"by”s
young friend, sailed down the river in
his sbsrpts“Budoo" the other afternoon.
tsr Shell point, when a squall struck the
mastaodths boatwaslu abelplearcon-
scraps "Dntch Charlie” was run into by
Mil-sis. This mixed up mitig- still
phuric epithets. Thingswsrostvslghmd
for boom
The tire Police will be 'llsra.
At a flicclfl meeting of the Booth Nor-
tbdrrooms in lane’- block, on Booth
Iain street, an invitation to participate
In the Portobsstsr llrsmsn’spsrsds w;
Wonmmmwbioh taspolles
propossiowsarforthsdvstiimsootbs
oomstosorths Portohsstsrastsorsiios.
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$10, 000FOR PAVED STREETS
A CITY EDITING CALL!!! TO CON-
Mllll flock Pave-ens for Portions of
Old loath Ill- IM—
A special city meeting, called to con-
sidor the paving of certain streets of
South Narwalk, was held in the Council
«at "is.” in i":- h
station by the accommodation train duel
Everything went merrily as far as Oys.
baht. the boom whipped around the
dltion. While trying to get out of tho
Contain BinlsPrreos with tho sailboat
worse, aadthsair was bias was asl-
oot sfterawhils andboth boats sailed
walk Fire Police, held last evening. at
THE WATCH IWYBIBD.
Afr. Waterbury finds It In a Jewelry
mm the file! had 80!th
Tbs arrest. in Bridgeport,
night, of a young man who gave his
nsmoas James Prirstwortb, of Norwalk,
has led, by s pecwnollar combination of cir-
com-tenors. to recovery of the gold
watch belonging to Charles 1".er
bury, which was stolen from his vest
pocket at Raymond c Comstock’s hat
factory lsstfiaturday.
Yesterday afternotin Chief of Patios
Vollmor went to Bridgeport for the pur-
pose of getting some clue. if possible. to
the thief. Be gsvssdsscriptioe of the
man to Oihosr Famous of lkomolt
efficient and obllgtng men on J» police
forooof thatclty,andwhenhihad tin-
hbsd his
m hone mesa W’
soot whojflflbdm i ion of M‘
worth, which tallied i: several par-
ticalars with that of the thief who
stolelr. Watcrbnry’s votcb. Bo had
been arrested as a suspn lull! character.
and for being drunk and disorderly.
Mr. Volliasr returned to South Norwalk
with the intsnton of bat tum. Water-
bury snd Hark Dickens, tbo’cnglaeer
at Raymond’s A: Comatock’s factory
go to Bridgeport this morning and iden-
tify the man. Soon after the chiel’s rs-
tnru be received word by telephone from
Olliesr Fens, that a young fellow, named
William Darragon, more closely Allowan-
ing the description of the thief, had been
arrested, and had confessed to stealing
the watch. stating that it could be found
at H. B. Hoyt's jewelry store, where he
had sold it for '20. The watch was
found at the jewelry store and returned
to its owner. .
Chief Vollmer went to Bridgeport this
morning on the 9:16 train and returned
with Dsrrsgau on the 11:37 train. The
when" will bearraignsd this afternoon.
The Boat Bare To-rnorrow.
The boat race. in which all of our local
yachtsmen sresc much intorbstod, will
be sailed tomorrow afternoon between
Hines' sailboat, "Wombat.” and Brother»
ton’s skipjsck, “Bettie," from Dorlon‘s
Point to a point four miles to windward
and return. It is rumored that Thomas
I. Dorsey will have charge of the stake
host, and that two well-known yachts-
men from this city will act as judges.
A large amount of money is up on both
sides, and as the boats are well matched
it will probably be a close contest. The
stakes for the race are 350 a side. which
are put up by several mottled men. and
in addition to this Landlord Powers has
agreed to present a too-foot pennant.
containing the word "Champion,” in the
winning host.
Tanttng on the Old Camp Ground.
There are 2,365 officers and men in
camp at Nisntic. constituting the Con-
necticut National Guard. The militia-
men marched from the depot in s
driuliag rain, but before the boys had
got through unpacking the rain had
ceased, the clouds parted and vanished
(sad Old Sol smiled bis warmest smile.
The Fourth regiment arrived at 11 :10
with 486 men present and thirty-six ab-
sent. Guard mounting, a battalion drill
by the First mglment, brigade dress par-
ade and regimental drops parade by the
Second regiment made up the afternoon
programme. To—dsv a_full day’s duty
will be done. Lieutenant Colonel Crown
of the Fourth regiment, is bold officer of
the day to-day.
Fourteenth B'aglmant Ben-Ion.
The twenty-sixth annual reunion of
the Fourteenth regiment will be held at
Illddlotown, September 17, being the
anniversary of the bsttle of Antietam in
which the Command met with heavy
losses. The bnisooas meeting will be
called to order at 11 o’clock in Grand
Army hall, and at. 1:30 o’clock the com.
ratios and citizens of Ilddletowu. Ex-
Repressntstive Samuel B. Seward ol
Putnam, clerk of the Windhfin county
court, ts the president of the association
and Postmaster J. W. Knowltou of
Bridgeport. is the secretary. Colonel
Dwight [orris of Bridgeport, formerly
secretary of state, was theorlgiusi com:
maMorofxleWMJW'“ ‘ ’4
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sanctum ago sonsssunuu.
"W ‘02” 'Bl'Tdrnly‘ Wihcelvod a call
to the First Baptist ch h of Decatur,
lll. Decatur is a city of .000, and the
church to which llr. Torrey has been
called has a membership of 6M.
Ilr. Torrey‘a resignation will be road
at the business meeting of tho descons
of the First Baptist church on Thurs-
day svsnlng. Ir. Torrey has made
many warm frlondaia Norwalk during
his brief sojourn tiers. They'will bear
or his oonmpiatod departure wlth fool-
ings of dospsstregrst.
A Lawn Dance at. Brookalds.
Somo’moinbsrs of the Brooksids Club,
. together with friends fromNowYovk,
enjoyed a lawn dance and gains of bag-
stslto at the residence of Joseph Cox, on
Rotou Hill lsstflstardsy wooing. 'l‘lis
pisua and grounds were besntflully
lighted, and all enjoyed a very plesmnt
evening”;
use was the case.
A large number of sports gathered at
the Fair Grounds last evening to witness
a two-sillsrsos between John dismay
sndl'rsdfiall. The race was won by
the latter by a dblsoos of about llvs
yards to 11:45. Next Iondsy Mary
will run Bali oas mils for s purssot Ito.
“mumumwmm
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.-
AM! Milling-n
Others Rambling Amongthsiwimtalaa.
Mrs. A. J. Crofutis home from Onto
lng relatives on Elm street.
lira. G. W. Lingosu, of llama, Ga,
grinding a week at Ocean Grove.
spending a few weeks in Barton. ll
bliss Eva Anderson. of White Plains.
is the guest of the Misses Bolts, on the
guest of Miss Grace Head, of Berkeley
the guest of Miss Jeanie Taylor, of the
are expected home from California on
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. E. A.
city, is the guest of her parents on Main
turned from a short visit to New York
is the guest of Mrs. Daniel Stars, of High
morning for Block Island, where they
pacts to start for Wheeling. West Vir-
roturned from a month’s sojourn at Lake
Nob. are the guests of their father, 8. Bi
has been visiting friends in town, ro-
Haven, are the guests of Mrs. Charles A.
Brooklyn, i'. Y., are the guests of Mrs.
butt's office. took a party of friends to
Afro. Elmer C. Foskstt, of Primghar
lin street.
yesterday from a two weeks’ visit in
Taft, of New York city, formerly of Neo-
0. s. Batty of Ciodostti, Ohio. is the
to Norwslk in twenty years.
races this week, is at the llohsckomo,
has several horses quartered at the
ping at the Norwslk Hotel.
Whore Norwalkars Go to It!” M
Vacation-Demo “mm
Hrs. 0. E. Wilson is visiting in Win‘
sled.
use our
Frank Slovene, of New York, 0 visit-
Hrs. Charles Squire is spending three
weeks in the Berkshire Bills.
0 visiting rolatimiu town
lira. Charles am, of this all]. h
JIHAnnls James or the $6315.
Hrs. William Wheeler, of East Nor-
welk, isvisiting friends in Branchville.
N. Y. is the guest of East avenue friends.
MiseNollie Briggs. of Pittsflsld. Mass,
Green.
Miss Julie Reed, of Dsnbnry, is the
street.
bliss Minnie Harrison, of Brooklyo,is
borough.
E. O. Ksolor and wife,‘ of the borough,
Thursday.
Mrs. T. H. Irene and Mr. B. Starling,
Woodward.
Mrs. Charles Seymour, of New York
street, borough.
Miss Bessie Sims, of the borough. ro-
city last evening.
Richard Behrcna, of Jersey City, N. J.,
street, borough
Mr. and Mrs. Melville E Mead left this
will remain a week.
Edward Chestnut. of Maple street, ex-
ginis. on Thursday.
' Ira Cole and family. of the borough.
George lsst evening.
HorrisJ. Diesel] and wife of St. Joe,
8. Ball, of the borough.
Ilia Ifamie Beers, of Stamford. who
turned home this morning.
Mrs. A. B. Hunt and child. of New
Williams, of Woodward avenue.
Kisses Louise and Edna Series, of
William Kitchen, on France street. ,
George Honneckor. of lawyer Hurl-
Dorlon’ s Point yesterday, for a shore
dinner.
laws, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. H. N
Northrop and Mrs. S. A. llsy. on Frank-
lin lliauis Boll, daughter of George
8. Bell, of East Norwalk, returned home
Newport.
lire. Joseph Alexander, me lies Bertha
walk, has been visiting her mother on
High street, borough.
guest of his brother Robert. on West
avenue. This islr. Boatty's first visit
8. (J. Smith, of New York, the owner
of several horses that are entered for the
sccompsiusd by his wife.
B. F. Boss, of Providence. 3. 1., who
grounds of the Gentleman’s Driving As-
sociation for the coating assert-stop
H H. Howard, of New York city; If.
Donors-got Patsrson,N.J, and R. 8.
' Unix“? Tim will-“601W,
are is (on to stress the lists; They
slammed It the WWW.
0.1!. Boldsb‘, twenty yssrs' sg'o a
resident of Five lilo River, now of Du-
luth, Ilsa. .atopped in South Norwalk
fcrafswhonrsto-dsy,onhlswayhoias
from that}. A. R encampment in Boo»
sons, to look up some of block! friends.
Kr. Boldeowss surprised to find that
South Norwslk had developed into such
a bustling little city.
or on r. Eonsiioii'fi
News Alt! Gossips d It. Day 0
and Yul-fly.
Chaitaoy Bord and sister pic. i. .i at
Born Point to day.
rs. George Davenport is visiting
with rshtives in Word.
lit. and Ira. J. I. lfoninssy. ostw
York, are the gun“ of (diaries Jones.
It. Ella Orlicb. of South Norwsik,
wastbegosstoflfrs. 11W. Rosier, on
Holiday.
[aster Hyatt, of thsfim of Ball &
Ompflfirflm‘. Ipsat Buoosy with
his sister. It. Annie Hyatt, at T. F.
Gilbert's.
Hrs. V. Wilkinson, of Diagnostics.
N. Y.. ls visiting with liss Boise Hide
dlsbrook.
have m ’
Owing to the rats WM
til it
dWml so-morrov/s
will!”
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rooms who sue mine ms ~ ‘
ingskstchofhislifs:
of tho clergyman who bag-cam
part lathe models
Boaten.Novsmbnr26,18$,flM
thsBaptissmiuldryllysuam-m‘ has:
tbotlrstlr. Bombers Illicit-Mined
clinic with the usual m m.
Holnvarisbly preaches Without
script. Ho lovosworksnd dose
otit. llr. Gumbart has modes
33$
machcrs’ Bible class every Honda, cros-
lug. On Friday evening how I
workcra’ Bible training clam womb b
100 members, and on Saturday "
a boys’ and girls’ cis- fdr Bible lily.
All this is in addition to hi I“!
work. Mr. Gumbartlsamdsntdf ll“-
turs, and believes that nature, win;
rightly understood, is one of the H
commentaries on the spiritual teachings
of theBibls. He is also an expat in
lobject teaching and’blackboard. llbtla-
tion. His sermons to children are My
appreciated by the old as well as the
young. HinGumbart is pastor of the
Dudley street Baptist church of Fm.
churches in the city. and the church of
which the lots Rev. Dr. Albenfim,
so well known throughout the Connecti-
cut valley from his Springfield pamrste,
was pastor for several years."
TOWN REPRESENTATION.
The Census Results In nausea 0mm!
Assembly Representation.
The present membership of theater-
nscticut house of representatives. on.
will be only slightly changed by the
new census. The fifteenth amendment
to the state constitution providu that
any town shown by a United Stream
our to have reached 5,000 population,
shall be entitled to two representatives.
None of the eighty-six towns lil'lllga
single representative have passed the
5,000 mark, with the single exception of
Naugstncir, which, if the approximate
figures published are correct, has adv
vaucsd lrom 4,224 to 0 .219, or, as other
returns put it. 6,858.11»: town has been
democratic in every national election
since the Buchanan-Fremont osmpsign.
In the election of representatives to the
general assembly, local dimensions or
the personal popularity of the republican
candidates have occasionally manltod' iu
the defeat of democratic aspirants. yet
in the past ten years the town has sent
to the legislature four democratic and
three republican representatives and for
two years of the decadosn independent
who usually voted wltb the (lewd
side of the house.
The towns already having two topso-
seatatives, whic ave passed the 5 .0!”
mark in tbolas tsnyears,sre Walling
ford4,686 m6,502, ndTorfinghnmm
m6056. Four othortowns posed the
4.,000msrk sndtbeirpe tags of in.
crease warrants the ac tion that
they will reach orexeood 5.01» by the
time of the next census. Bast W
balm, agsinof‘740; SuttorJLMQI
gain of 71; Branford 4,480, a gain of
1,433. and Plainflold, 4,509, a gain‘ of
559. All of these have two W
sires now. excepting the town “rich
shows the largest percentage of gain of
the four, Brsnford.
ALL AROUND Till STATE.
Hatters Worthy—h of he“. that Do Not
flappe- lvary Day.
The fall parade and inspection of the
Waterbury firsdspartmoat oocim Thurs
day. September 11.8oven brass bands
will furnish music for the occasion. A
picnic will follow. '
The Rev. A. 0. Daniel, merit.
German Baptist church in Waterbury.
basscceptod s call to the Post Ger-so
Bsptht church at One Hundred see
Eighteenth strict. W. J
loll/Wfiw #“g
prbod yfmm M
law,» . WC. Allen. m,
of Victor Lind of Bridgeport, who.la
company with Oscar Abrahamsonit
same city, was drowned Saturday
A heavy sea swamped the boat is
the drowned men and three
were going from Charla idsadulo tho
sloop yacht Jerome lay. Mi tbs
monswam totbosloop, buithostraugib
of the drowned men gave out. ‘ ‘
Prosecuting Attorney burials of
Bridgeport, is following ll
of City Attorney Dolley, of New
In suppressing watch clubs doing Ill"-
nsss on a lottery basis. There are liars
watch stubs which moot objoottbaiils.
They are those to which for an
edoonsldsratlou paid in filth warty
instalments, a member draws it watch
each week. Lesson simply drawn to do
tormios the ordsr in which the watch.
are to be drawn. Tbs others shim
drswlogo for a watch each wet I
lucky man may get a valuable watch fiw
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