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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. THURSDAY AUGUST 21 1890.
PRICE TWO GENTS
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DIRECTORY
Lsslilt Busilsss blunts...
TOWN 0F "03"“-
AW Ila—NM; 8. N.—Bouth Nor~
walk; DIP-ulna“.
‘lo those of our readers who mastoi-
Wme.“ cat-mm: 2::
ovary rs pro 'm. h
my soluble In ”veg” business trans-
udw allworsky of All patronage
to them.
All oomnssosts.
NORWAL! IRON WORKS CO.The,Wsler st,
3.3. bridge.
mourns-rs.
ntm.wn.s.toewmn,gmnsma
Wm llalustldWailatsN
n6;‘: 1
seal-.mpectlvssndrrsshsnddrawing. .
Am
urns. dos ”Wail It.N.Rcal
«uni-ska“ mom
nonmaunomnnomvmams.
slim Mould.
III N. IIOHW
DeKLYNlSélfl It. ““0“!me
WRAON‘E*Rome Bomlsde”ltrssd
. ville. issveordcsstGus Pltzsr's,
BANKS.
,‘CZNTRAL NATIONAL BANLTMWCI at, N
Eagyer, mm;
”Wu sslthlllgtoli
”again” surplus 812
RR.Rowsn.prtIldult; Jacobl.La Lay-
Mathis. '
AIRPIRLD l51mm“? NATIONAL 3W
.ung, vicelugt, win
.ILPlace.
COUNTY sAv1Nos ”mums:
:m‘m‘” ”....“Elm
m a. “ham ' of war
NATIONAL Bung; Affinu‘g‘om: s:
“m' E J thumb: ilill,
YG'TJV‘WE K o. w. rites 0w. P
Bram lure ta'. Manufacturers ,
Mal and P y accounts are solicited.
ORWALK SAWWY ,ggwalget‘,’ N.
Deposits our , s us rge
‘2' ufnrd. vice-prest.;
GsorgsR.
“l I'I'Il NORWALR SAVINGS BANR,Thc Alden' De-
Sol-
.Knap. truss. Interest
on mortgage.
IU‘I'R NORWALR BEEP co. 8. N. Hammond
. beef, “sheep, lamb veal, etc
‘ HYWNM &C0., N. Armour'sbeefand
ons Homedrcssedlambandmntton.
. BILL WATER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
a». MN .1. r. rmoueeboxlas, N. Circulars
folded in over low Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITIIS.
WWW ‘1'. foot Raymond at, S. N. Horse-
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
GROWS «co. 1’. Ohoxbad. S. N. builders
doch,ptlefoondations,etc
3001' AND 880E DEALERS.
I WN 5.8. So.laillst.8. N. customWorkand
rap-trims specialty.
'..O 1N0. lain st,5
Iboelnrdrubbers.
UEJORNCSONJE Washington st, 8. N.
goodassormentatlowprices.
BOO! AND snort REPAIRING.
,, .n '< 030. 29RallrosdPlaee.8.N. All
. workuestlyandpromptlydone
mum AND BTATIONEBB.
‘30. J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed-
statiouery, baseball goods
a:
“yuan-’2‘ 4:
1;;
N. specialties in
>_
ding and tennis
LAIS'PRD'S DRUG SPORE. 48 Washington at,
BUN School “Suppl atstloncf!
s"? Box nuns. (Wood and rap...)
is .1P.Waterster.st.ll N. msnufscturerof hat
‘ ' ctr. Generalshopjobhing.
BUILDING “muss.
: w“. JOIIN ll. Riv-shingles: It. RN. also
Hummplmmy.suaw,etc.
4%.”. CRA8.T.Wsterst,N. brisket-ll
”11*,ch. halr.ctc.,alsoblns
l YIOND BROR. Iiiwankss. Philadelphia and
mmmmMmennm
‘ I", on us nutdoorto'tchei’oat
f: L 0
‘ N WE“ ‘msdc or all alumni
domestic.
l1
l.‘ WlnsoWsllsgfldrsrriagswhsrnues,
hummus-ad carriage forum
omns'rm All) persons.
W’mw owns an 8. N. catholics
'mfinLflmmmfifl. Jobllng
:. Ml%;ml’smlmumwd
mm pow: vs
low Largsworkaspstialty.
: 110me RnWaterst.B..N stannl'setrlmml
gins.
vtl: 00D 8.3.180norvll.fl.N.Jobhi98
pvt-wptlyatl-dsdto.
l .’
Wall-hull
“up.” tuning lowest
“mates. lusty iaansd.‘ Telephone number!»
cm A” 011431.01“
H Ii ‘11 011,.IGsIaltobldgNJlWIsI-
ingrown-.8 N. ”advertisement;
' CARRIAGE IANUIAC’IIIILAZRS.
l Y,IllNRY.No.Islost, RN. unulmuruof
fish’s. atlswtlm gtvutorrpalrtog.
I W. m ”gym-Infec-
I WW“
I‘M“. W
W}.- mull-3mm
momum Waflfim N weddings Ail
uoasrsouoooofim
mJH'l'ocomlainsl. sswr
Mm antibookssilws.
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n ARD.CHA8.'I'. Was- Nfidasssad
amuse-shout“
v AOWCIOAROO. Thsdllbolalrl
lit-Infamous“ lav
wan. co. w tut.
“use“ :m me
man arsenals-r, 9.x. drums:
orvrnnontxsns.
rm. mwmwmsa.
and; :lolrlw (W
I. so 0 mkinglonshllflNli
field-album ’
DODGEIIIIIQI. Ailordsrspssmpuy
""I "3W0”?
n l.‘ null-sushi omit-edit
WARWW-drstsllas.
”fl?” worm.” tr mm.
-..-. sous . . .
l “mm-t.
.OIAAPRstw I.“ Vib-
$3.9m s “v H
enshahosll
mm“ forslauaparpous.
' llllco. Was-st, out
an.” some at.” m”
”“'.a.' w ”ma-slum my,
' 'MMMU.)
mus-ow“-
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a
wood.
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.W’. gowns. srwinst.N.easasd
IS“ wnrmoufim
m1! & 00W. 8. N.
mammals
COCO]! mm to
‘ OI!
PLAISTRDBCOU“ wmmmm 1 cars.
mm“! Al!) (HAWAII.
NASEP. ll 6380. our. lsluaMWeltllnlJl.
UNI VIRSAL 3T0 The. No. Iain lefl.
lamps. crockery. Elf'hsware. hon-angiflnnm
”W block,80.lainst.8
BOUTWHLC C..l' s .
Oflcebonanm. tosputn ,
KENDALL. CEO. 8.. DUDE Washi
Militias-.Bb N. Runabout. too
“mum MW
wm,’w.;,1. 0118.79”
Was ”.8 N.
limbs. to. loop. m. (summed.
boosts. sun Arm Burns.
outrun. a. a co. ill or: Water at, N. carriage
woodwwk,w , etc.
I. l ”Charlatans! Crasbsdlons.
Realm . .
RAYIONI) .mdt gland alderman
7|}?th lam
..
minis Alto anguish». .
BAS'I' BID! PHARMACY, Van andt are, R N.
Oundayhours, 6 toanm.. “clip. or. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded
GREGORY. J O. 8 Wall st. N. Baublisllsd 1w.
Whoienie and retail Popular prices.
7"? moon JOHN A. 1: sum It N. Pcrfurucs,-—fifty
live diluent perfumes. s N
PLAIS'I'RD'S,43Washln st, patattrasdi
oil-,etc. Physiciana' '%iptionssspeclalty.
DRY~GOOD8. table N 2
mm J. L. ABONS— “I'he Rout " o.
Gazetted'huilding,N. Drygoods, ollclotin, mt.
tingasn so I
BANKB, R. R8 Mallackemo Hotel block, 8 N. dry-
goods, notions,gioves.etc. Underwesraspecialty.
BENNETT, J. P 19 stain at. N. Business estab-
lished over forty- -two years.
DICKERMAN, A. LSON “Washington st.ii N.
dry-goods ca'rpets, etc lace adv.)
SCOPIELD s. ROY’i' 30mm bldg,N. 66Wssh-
ingtonst, s. N. (Seeadvcrtisenleut )
STREET EDWARD, r. Gazette bldg, N Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions andhostery
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO otllce railroad station 5.
N eudszlllnllst, N. hxprcol forwarders to all
parts of the world. Passenger trslnservlcc. Ilow
mic-u Luster liunt, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BUX'I’ON a BRU\TAGE, oiilce at Benedict's, 43
W all st, N our motto, prompt attention."
CAV ANAGR S EXPRESS, ,fnrniturc and
pianos moralw Leave orders at sistui' s, S. N.
SHERWO()D,W .W., N. slate at pomlficc and
this s. Careftti and prompt service.
EXTRACTS, ”BENCRS. R‘I'C.
BYXBRE, P. s. & CO. 99 Main st, N. Manufactur-
ers of Scofieid‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT co. N. manufacturers of
title extracts. F. ti. Ambler.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley' a super- phosphate,
lsi measures. laud plaster, ground bone,wood as
SETH, W. B. .kCO. Water st, N agents for Wil-
liams Clark 0. Co. a stundsrdfertil lure.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYNOXD BROS ordinary obs in stochlpec
ials to orderfire mortar,sand, chimney fine linings
FISH, OYSTERS, CLAW. ETC.
RUN'I‘ A ZELL'PP, oDWsshington at, s. N. Inc
fish, oysters, clams. fruits, game. vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. or Taylor avenue, 5. N. Also
stone d-ler.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for flag, concrete.
.asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AN D DOT WATER
BATEBS.
MEEKER, W. R. A: C0. Music [lull block, 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
‘ISLAND GR!" FLOUR, the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L'BOMKEDIEU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw. ilour and feed in
. load, car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dorien.Crofoot dt Rose. Groin. choir:
ground feed, graham and rye dour.
l 1.081513.
BERG. PAUL, Woodward Place, SN '.pisuts, cut
flowrraand pieces made to o
OUIGUR, RhaWard warp. Unloomctsry )5.
Plants, utflowrrs, etc ral work a special
ILKAY, cJOHN. E. N. hearthedepot. [inkling
ts—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.
macs a specialty.
the oldest and
SHITB, JOHNE. Bo. “5&8.“
Mmmmmhvicinlty. Plants cut
lowers, etc. Floralworkof alik’tndsaspecloity
anddooe "slowly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLKIAN, TIIWDORLWsshlngtoost,(enst¢ud)
Purnltnrs. looking glasses, picture Mama, e.tc
ORA! A WRI'I'TLESEY, as lain st,N. (Ray
mond' s old .“lnod’il Bee allvertlselnsatis
RAYIOND G new store, to Main at,
N. Pour doorsabov oldstorr. and
STOW DAVIDJOAU‘.‘ “8,50. laisshbnN
Furniture, mm.
on morn cbmunrs.
NORWALK 0A3 LIGHT COIPANY. ones to
Water at. N. Gas for light, best and power.
Cohsixcsstsporm. Ccsl’l'ar throedob
lsn prr barrel, package extra.
Om (Whales-Io.)
' nouns a “mom-an WsilstN. whole-
sale etc.
www.mh-r
BILLECKBROB. “and "Wall It. N whom
mm. 1W Lilit-
omens.
BROWNIWMOI NWflhgtoostJi. N. sole
«“0thme
swash, custom, to wuslngtn- u, on.
clots-groceries “provisions.
Nathalmwflatchlna, ”No.
“lags. N. tablodciicsdesfosfs-ilylnds.
MNIGANQO'REILLY, id! lain at, N. loot.
fsed,llay wraw,coaissd
tensed
1W .
o mdmmfir‘rmqlomu
GUYIRCOON. .'I'.I.Spriafwood,a 5.]. lasgro-
csrles,c hues-osmium, esd.stc.
RANPORD,W. I. lastsvs “Elastic-.1!
Asbmtospslst. t.achool
LAW'PON PNDACO ”Bobbin “Loo
Washable Marisa. at.
L'RO Ilil. DAngeswssdofWadliagtoo
I. iltsas, sols-.Maspselalty.
loofah RARIIAN, No. In st.asersss.s. N
Chemise, foreign "'1.an 100‘.“
nxwrortxmco.,szlnls N rennin.
splesss two-ii ....
Insomniac-sad I
WA l’l'l'b, unionists N.
spscmltymatlsoftsbls dam. " .
OIO. Wilt:- “are. and School 1.3.
{12001.3 8'“ It fit!
I m , . .
VALDltN. Club. ll 5Wallst.ll. bat»
tor. MW. Montana.
llAmllI’ NIB. (IT/'3’! 0”
AMJOGBPRJJlmmuNJlmlw-srs
BA IAR'HNJRACO. “canvas
“mm.“ ssslsklas.pt
N
ssdrattwsofhstlsrs
IIA‘Pntlst'l'OO“
Wll WAWst. A .
dream“... o ...tzsm
KNAPP RA'lglm“ CAPfl. mull.) 8.1!
Till Ann,“ .
smallispsrislty oflas all.' and but:
IA‘I' IMAM
BAm RV. A 00.le fill.
Clio MI INAPP Miami-s
ma alssnlWassrh’PollssslsJ. N.
l‘aumsslrast.
Flosstld
spasms “gods."
stiles“
IA scams-snub.”
vgn'romg. ”kangaroo-fist
0.10m nus-r
was. r
l
mwmmmv.
PROWI'I'I'. J '1’. onto-mt. Imtmwsld
markup. £00 “and 17 WMKN. bulld-
QUIN’I'ARD.W. O Inflow”! N. paints.“
stones bums-N lal st
URA JOiiN No. lain st. 8 spec
”memos gllll'en to dririu a trotting horses.
Hm
momnmlomfis. .J..0.Collills
Europesnplso.
OMAN“, E0111. as W Mace. 0am
' ' n. N. n n.’
NaRWAu :MJEI'S: 33m
OLD WILL Orin. ngton .ltssd
1100?th 0.0308.
my D sshisgwu untidy
333.. l
DEALERS
BURCHARD. B. “lieldsn Point Psrul."8.N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
common a Locxwooo, 9 Halo at. N. insur-
ance and real estate in all its branches.
LAY TON, JACOB ll. Washingtrm at next to P 0.
SN. fire, plate glass, accident and life. (see adv )
LOCKWOOD WM. cor HalnsndWallsts, N. Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
HORRRLLA L'BOAIXKDIEU, 96 Washington at,
5. N. strictly firstodass compunles reprcsaxted .
TAYLOR &' GOLDEN, 4.5 A 47 Washington at,
SN. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE CORPANYES.
CONNECTICUT OllN'L Lin INS CO. 0. 8. L'-
flanmcdieo, ,Wsdstngton 3.x. sread.
IE'I'ROPOLITAN LIP]! 1105.00,!) Wssbington
n.5, N F. J Grubb, sssistantsupt.
NORWALK PIRR 1N5. C0.. N. In successful
business since solo. No outstamltng loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LI” 133. CO. The, No. 45 Washing-
son at, s. N. Jno. French, nest. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUPL RD it it Masonic bldyfi .67. Bands
hfidsllesex Banking and Equitab c If t go Cos.
IRON AND QTEBL.
SMITH, W. H. A: CO. 15 and i7 Wotcr st, N.
spring, axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IRRRIT’I', E. Di. lid and 56 Water st, N. iron work
of all kinds.
'I'IIR DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, s. N. Wm. B. lioyt. proprietor.
IRON POUNDRIEO.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwslk Iron Works
Co., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELRY".
FERRIS, A. S. 30 So. Main st, 8 N. 0p. City Hotel,
5.x. tine watch repairing a spechtlty.
IIUYT, [1. B. it) No. Rain at, S. N. strictly llrstclsss
goods at low prices.
JACKSON, leftitAND, 68 Wallet, N. watches, dis.
moods, etc. Pine watch rt‘palring a spvxialty.
8000, II. N. dintnondsmatchcs. lowing, silver and
plated ware, repairing aepocmlty. Si am at, b". N
LAWY Ellis.
AU STIR AI FRED 2. room 3 Masonic b’d g. Wail
rt borough Notary and Real Estate.
FROST RUSSEL 3 No. Rain st, notary, legal
barium of all kin carefully attended to.
BURLBUTT J. BELDI-IN, woman and 6 Guam
building Walla, boron; in
LIGII’I‘,JOIINII dimW-higt'onst S. N. notary
colostrum arm for tori: state
LOCRWOOD EDWARDI. rooms Gazette bldg,
borough. Attorney, notary and penalties.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room 3. Pnirlleld ('0 Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law
WALSH. JOHN J rooml laconic building, Wall
st, borough.
”VERY STABLBS.
DAN‘S, HORACE R. Excelsior livery and board-
ing mom. Office No. a River st, N.
GREGORY, CEO. 5. 14 Knight st, N. Pine turtl‘
onus a specialty. Telephone 338.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING ('I). Do at, 8.
N. Manufacturers of builder-V hardware. too
otilcu :56 Poor! st; New York office 0') Reade“;
Chicago cilia: if) Lake at.
SURWAIJS LOCK COMPANY, P. N. New York
cities we bombers st. Locks and builders hard-
ware; designers, founders workers of artistic
house trimming in broom bras and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HELP. J. 9 Water at, N. All kinds of lumberdo
literal to any point by rail. team or rental.
MACDINI: SHOPS.
NORWALR IRON 8WORKS CO. The, Water It.
now It It. bridge}
sndbrass castings, faulty,” Whom“, “metal,“ lb-
pairs for mum
SCOPIBLD. W! A. Knight st, N. New“ machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDEN!”
JENNINGS A WATRRBURY, S. N. hrrrlu and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
mums.
AIODIL nm'r. so Wall at. N. Wm. Wardwsll,
prop. but, real, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVIbON. A. lad lsiost. N. aluminium
bin and acallopgbuua
,, try-term clams,
,c‘uncdgwdmofc.
em
INNI'I'I' b IlUB’l‘ED fish! «syncs, lob
3 mom fruits MN}: ml
mmnsnsc l: lain at, N. choicsmmts.
Mullah. "rush!“
BRI’Pi'O‘tl CENTRAL ”Rm fiWatsrst,N
lumvegstshlesJ poultry.stlowestprissa
rsnumoros s. A. null.
“ammonium- butt-Ate. 2.2.“ ' "'
onwrwrossmu-ts N mm
mus "$3.: an Thu pvt-em
0. It
all.klnds Bums roadworks“ s.spaelslty
masons. o. annulment. locum
WWI. “tumult-karma
Ishblnaflklflioflw
mwooo. L wot-looms».Instr.»he as. he
”amorous-laws.
mmemwoon. 'I dill-ml.
mastaponitry ,oylterh.
LYONB, A. 9.. Old Well Harms: No. Isis O.
IN Worm msstsslmdpouitry low-rulers.
lALIO, ALBIN, latest.me If! castes
steals, fish ormngstsbles. dental-sumac
"CKIRINO,R.B.lastavr.op. schoolhousewlif
hrsf,vvsi,arnttoo.
mill. Jacob. H W-tW‘lssloI 8.0.1.
strictly muss-ran. poultrysspsttdty.
arm's WARRINOTON “Altll'l'. Ill-b
fulfillJnrmaatsudposltryfor fadlytrsss.
rummagm ls loo-dag N.wsgnarass
WADRWJI WWII-01m“! rsls
toallpsrtsoftowawlthlnefrashaad tar-ate.
wrxom KflWsllsLN. (immigrant.
I ”a I lmm
”BILBAIOOIANI'PI.
“mallet: .sflnssnlartsrw atlas
sad-willow alsodsslwinhllidtlg
B'I’IVBNB.I. W. minimal! Wood's-s.
Halo-uncommon“.
”So" Ag:ulw::&w
IIYIOOI. all]! “I”. . N
am Wm ”mm" m
mum. Abmafltufidc. '
mm. WILL“! . W“ I‘l'. m
Elmo, wmanm it. Ailklsdsof
3' dwrgwystmlsdtm
film I”. Insole balldl
chmmb.l. Cull-nil
WANT PAM-I.
onsowssnsowmms. Aperfvttltm
300.035,. flNsrth-bl,l.l.'lflhli¢h3
m as. «'2'
my rlsw. any
Its-d it
pods
, GEO. RWKIDICO.
W! Aim nuts! BOOB.-
OmANAOB.‘ Enfchyshfi.ll.mlllffly
FAWCl'i'i' barium llllinwy. J'stw
“at. «Havana-mt
ACNE, Wmfllshmfl. AW!“
(usadv-l
nnfluugmg nuns. use It. whlflowlhfi. rt. w
mnuwmon.mmm ”will Mi!-
“ "an, M. 31' J%.l~fllflhl~fl. loamy. Ins:
Hellenism. Mn.“
Pb its'dg'alipnrposes. Ail'anlm'slssxgld‘r: mm o. w. mammal-win.
tumusbmsntmwamwd a. > It Nashilnlslnshfl. mnslcoal y
Prsnchcoachlngstallllal“ "
m.llflfillNNIBP. IPIIAhIhN. Plano
GIBSON.ALRX.B.WJ7M$H Morgan
RUN'I'lNO’i’oN.I_Rl.wIslnst.N. Vii-Ills
structlonandroioedsvslopmant.
numlnssmrt. uNorthsvsnlmN.
“Wm? ILJ. hollows-souls“
tear
Residmcsst Itrs..R.H Plaittsd's.
West lt.8.ll.
contrast. n. “M ' out
a. 7m us.
hooks. .mm
“Wt 150 w” at initial. 8.1!.
”film My
muons mus.
FIRRISS . Orders left at Bodwell‘s store.
74 Washington st,8
IDCRWOOD, C 1:. offices Demyn'HfiN Oren-
ory‘s 13.; New York its first
NEW A SECOND-RAND n”IIJ'RII'I'I'URI.
PODIORB, WI. under Salvation Army Barracks,
810'“, {my I am}. WW". etc.
OYSTER PLAN'I'RRS AND DEALERS.
BELL, “IRA! P. O. Box ill. 8.’ N.wholcsals
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILI..R. J. foetal Raymondat,5. N. whoio
sale dealer! n fine oysters.
ROYT,W. R.&60N,lJleterst,B.N footof
Raymond) planters, exporters and w oleule
dealers in native oysters.
REED d. BOUSIAN, lMWaterst, S. N. plants!
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VANNAIRJ.L..,tC0 P0 Bobelss.N.
Oysters snd clams. wholesale andretal
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. R Alo
0W" WP" Riverside ave. 8. N. Stoves, Steam
and lint Air Furnace work s specialty. bole
agent for the celebratedc 1:.an
PAINTS, OILS ANDw GLASS.
PROWIT'I‘. J. 'I' All Hail st, Jewett's leads,
Hasury and Wadswortb' a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. chetl's, Atlantic and Secley' s
Mad, Lnlcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH W. i] AGO 15A 17 Water st, N agents
for Longmnn Ar. lnrtlnez points.
PAPER HANGINGB.
PRATT A Cl). Wntcr st, ncnr Wall. N. also points,
oils sndg
PROWIT1‘.i.'I‘ 45 Main rt.)
Hollands, fixtures, ct c.
TAYLOR lit (,0 2: Main st,N. also hardware,
paints. oils, glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
BLACKNAN, C. A. ll llaln at, N. Instantaneous
process. Chikiren s photos a specialty
NORTH G. s TBWashlngwnsr,S. N. one all
only and that thcbest. q U
READMAN P R. Gazette build m} N. Cabinet
photographs $.50 per doc, one— fd or. 81.50.
PIANO TUNlRi AND REPAIR!!!»
HENDEE, C. P. Lottkwnod Ball, N. Alsodcaier in
plutloc, organs, sheet music. etc.
PLANING MILES.
RANDALL. MINER D. E. N. All klndsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING-
IERRERACO" W B. Music Hall block. 8.
Plnnbmg. stem and gas suing,
NASH, 1’ ii. .3110. our IslasndWeststs.8.
Plumbing and gas Inst. mind hooters.
RAILIOADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W.
Hyatt, pleat; Edwin G. lioyt, aupt.
RRAI. ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JMXJB l. Washiqton at, next to PO.
3 N property forsale, bouseatorsnhfseesdr)
MORRELLA L’IIOIHDIRU, as Washington at,
it. N. selling, rentingsndcsllectlng.
WILSON. O. 8. Gazette bldg,N. Investrrlents and
money to loan. Alsot insurance written in but
of companiul at the lowest rates.
WUODWARD. B. A. No. Main st, 9. N. houses 0
rent Ind building lull,- for sill-r.
1' " ll Itt‘v.w‘.
tin .rst, \ warmmcalast all
.window shades,
N.
N.
BEE “RYE
HENRY 3'. loSo. locust S .V‘. Thom. t25cdlhncr
in the City. Board by thedqy or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER“. B. A t-ON. “Washington at, 8.
Hydraulic And Civil engineer;
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD‘S. KISS 1351111111, 0 Orr-hard at, N.
Young lsdlss g solids y school.
NORWALK IIIJ'I'ARY INSTI'I'U'I'RN. mus.
lichens, principal. Circuiu'on request.
READ, Ira. RdlstdeJi. [hand boarding school
forglrlsandyo nag ladies. Pits for any «)le
0!th stir in itself Polly corn is
rstory New York artists em ed in
mortal department. Special advantagu ortbe
the study of buggers and elocatlon
Springtrrm nsAprll Circulars will be
surropon
SEWING IACRLNIB.
SHARP-Rm C. I is Somalis at, UN “Wheelerand
""Romsbols, assdles, oil, attach
meats. Repairing s spschity.
SEWER CONTRACTOR.
RAYIOND BROS. sewers built. watw plpn laid
muting, filling, grading, landscape gardening.
5B0! IANU'AC'I'UBBRD.
LOUNIIBURY.IATIIIWBON It 00. SN. lads
fins shoes. '
and-lawman! .73,
lb, and" .. Water rt ll Established 13:0.
Ianuflcturrra of ladies' mines and chlldrvn's
Ins footwear for the malltrads
strut-numb arm unortnwwAn.
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TRUCKING.
HORTON. JOHN B. O N.
and heavy tracking MWWW‘O HIM
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NOW I‘HEY’RE OFF «00 ‘
FALL MBE’I’IKG OP 'I'IIB GENTLE-
lBN’tl DRIVING ASSOCIATION.
A Portoct Track. a Dollxlltfnl Day and a
Largo Attends-ca Cos-Ills to Isle the
first Day's Russo a Grand lucssss.
Though the rain Tuesday caumd some
disappointment,“ was more than com-
pile-ted for in the excellent condition
of the Norwalk Driving association track
”flashy, when the fall meeting was
“unarmed. The track was perfect, the
day was delightful, the attendance was
”'8' Ind the races fast and hotly con~
Midd- Mony fears were expressed that
throwers rain of Tuesday night would
make the track too heavy for use. but it
less well drained and thoroughly looked
altar that no apprehension need be felt
onthat score.
The attendance was the largest since
the Ofglmzstiofl of the association, and
is indicative of larger attendance for the
three days to follow. Heine’s band dia-
coursed excellent music betwe
hosts, and added much to the if?
of the occasion.
The lint race called was the me bers’
class, 2:40 pacers. There were seven
entries in this class and six starters.
"Victory" was drawn, as he was object-
ed to as coming from the some stable as
“Blue Dick." This race divided, and in
its two divisions created the deepest in-
terest. “Spry,” iue Dick" and “Nancy"
were in the first dlvlsion, and “Easter
Dirty," "Mabel G." and “Frank" in the
second. The waving of the distance
kept both divisions in the race to the
close, and made it of the liveliest char-
acter. '
9381"?
SUMMARY.
Spry. J. [1. ltvrls. Birmingham ......... 1
Blue Dick 1‘. B Morison, Norwalk .
Nancy. 1botttss Quinlan, Wes
Raster my J Patterson, Ll. ‘ity.
Prank. J Woodhull. Novwslk. ..
lube“: f ”01011.80 Norwalk....
Time— 3:38, 2:37, 2:39)“ 2:40.
In tho three—minute clues the best time
of the day was made. Three horses
came to the score, “Hordiman,” “Judge
Purple" and “Girdle." Like the race
preceding it, it was, in track parlance, a
race "for blood," and was won by
”Hardirnsu," the pace being so hot that
In the fourth heat the other horses were
easily beaten. “Judge Purple" made the
fastes best, but "Hardiman‘." “bottom"
won.
«amt—aha...
mb‘o‘swré-fi
smarts.
MIME G C. Fvwiaylood Ct 1
Judge “PM?“ I . us. a
Tins—arse); : mgr 2 :at. a my.
Too 2-30 race was, perhaps, the best of
the day. It wasa horse race from be-
ginning to end. and won by "Nellie 0.,"
who took the first and second, closely
pressed in the first by “Rocket" and in
the second and fourth by “Unto H." In
the third best she broke just after the
word was given, and came very hear be-
ing dlstsnced, and would have been had
"Line ii." been driven out.
st: mum.
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2 ii 2
3 3 Ti
Nelth. C. [Swan AmulaJIt 15]
”we .1! flowsrdfit 2 l ‘2
Room. “Wm. Keeley. NewY fibres 5 3 5
Jewell. B. r08 .............. 4 2 4
landli. EP. Bass. Providencgkl s is
Tlm—2:8t\. 2280‘. £133. 22*;
Today the 2m and 2:37 classes Inli be
trotted. It is believed that the '24 chars
will be a very exciting race, as every
horse entered is expected to start.
’I‘o-morrow there will be three moss.
Ifuch interest is felt in the Members'
free-fora" race this dsv. Among the
fast horses entered is W. hi. Saunders’
“Spot,” entered under his former name
of “i. C.”
A special attraction is altered for Sat-
urday in a double-team race for n silver
cup givrn by the association. It will be
between B. 'I'. Bedford's “Chief" and
“William 0.," and Willlsm Nesley's
"Rocket" and “Gerald." The same day
theft will be the members‘ colt race, 2:40
trotters and pacers. and "reform" trot
tors sud pacers
RACING NOTES.
This is admitted by all to be the but
arranged meeting thus far held by the
association.
The double-team race on Saturday for
. sliver cup between E. T. Hartford's
and "William G.” and William
Neslsy' s "Rocket" and "timid,” will
undoubtedly be the “gust of its kind
over on this track. The race will ho to
wsgons. best two in three.
Heine’s band come near setting every.
body to dumb; yutordsy with their
lively airs.
Three big races tomorrowzu-lsmben’
free-for-aii pacsrs and trottsrs, 2:48 and
’2153 class-29 entries in all.
Local interest centres in the msmbsrs’
free tor-ail race to marrow. The cables
are W. B. Bsunders "Spot.” under his
former trans of “J. 0;" "Judge Lind-
"y," entered by J. H. Lowls, of Bridgs-
port: W. [1. Inckwood’s “Victory"
William Riley's "Independence.” and
Arthur Sherwood’s "Engineer." This
will undoubtedly be an exciting race.
A canvas has been stretched sovosstbs
back of the grand atshd,wblch effectual
Iy keeps out the son.
There will be four races flaturdsy.
members soils. 2. 40 lrottors and pscrrs,
freofor—ali psosrs, and doubts Iran.
A new plan of Rotting racing wril be
inaugurated It Pisstwood Park next
"the .
PERSONAL PABAGBAPIIS.
lbs Goings sud Comings of People we
Lilo to Bond About.
Iflss Nellie Kellogg, of the borough, is
visiting in Darien.
Mrs. Dr. McGonegsl is visiting her
brother in Trenton, N. J.
Iflas Ifay Barty, of the borough, is
spending a few days in Bridgeport.
James Wilson, of New Haven, is the
guest of Chapel street friends.
Iliss Amy Fresco, of Winnipauk, is the
guess of friends in Stamford.
Frank Steinbarg, of Denver, Colorado,
is in town for a few days.
Miss Mary Staples, of Albany, in the
guest of Beldsn avenue friends.
James Lincoln, of Norwsik, has my
turned from a tour among the Catskills.
Charla E. Seymour and family and
Mrs. Henry 1. Smith are at f has Grove.
Miss Inez Kceler, of the borough, has
been visiting friends in l' .wtucket, R. I
Miss Clara Street, of N w York city,
is spending a few weeks in the borough.
Master Rob Cotter, of Mt. Holly, N.J.,
is spending the summer in the borough.
Miss Edith Jarvis, of New Haven, is
spending the summer months at Brook~
lids.
Judge A. B. Woodward and George E.
hfiller are spending a few weeks at Lake
George.
Mrs. W. B. Reed and son left town
this morning to visit friends on Staten
Island.
Alfred S. Knox, one of THE SENTINEL'S
newsboys, has returned from a trip to
Danbury.
Miss Julia Davenport, of Philadelphia,
Pin, is the guest of friends on Harbor
avenue.
Enos Kellogg. of the borough, who
has been in Boston, is expected home
today.
Miss [locale Miller, of Georgetown, is
visiting bliss Mary E. Smith. of West
street.
l'rsnk F. Beatty, who has been spend~
log his vacation in town, has returned
to New York.
Miss Sarah H. Miller, of Georgetown,
was the guest of Mrs. Joseph .A. Gray,
on Tuesday.
Lester Cole, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is
stopping for a few days with relatives in
the borough.
Miss Wheeler, of North Salem, N. Y.,
is visiting Mrs. Philo Bronson and other
friends on Chestnut street.
Eon. Dudley P. Ely, President Alden,
of the Nor-walk mills, and Majo_r C, E
Dory go to Nisntic to day.
lire. L. Cmcct. of Mott avenue, is
spending a couple of weeks in New York
and at the neighboring seaside resorts.
Frank P. Nelden, of the borough, was
in Bridgeport the early part of the week
calling on some of his theatrical friends.
R. (i. Mitchell and wife, who have
[tern Vlfilfillg friends in town. left this
morning on the 9:18 tr'aln for Danbury.
Airs. I". W. Wood, nee Miss Jennie
Stanton, of Doubury, formerly of Nor-
waik, is the guest of her parents on
Orchard street.
Miss Alice Btslond, of Crotoo, N. Y.,
who has been the guest of Colonel F. S.
Roberts, of East avenue, borough, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Weaver, of Brooklyn, and Mrs.
Walter Grundy and daughter, of Omno
Park, are visiting Airs. William II. Wli-
kins, at No. 8 Lowe street.
Fred L. Baxter starts for Ninntlc
this afternoon to spend a couple of days
at Camp Enabler. Us will be the guest
of Lieutenant E. E. Crows.
Norris Sloan has returned from s
work's visit in ltidgeiield. Last Satur.
day be. with is number of Itidgelieid lads
and Iassles, picniced at Compo beach
and enjoyed bi- nself hugely.
rill: K. or u rrosle.
Catholic I’ll.- Cots-oil Souls lighty— .m-
In to sea-rm.
Headed by Heine's bond, eighty five
members of Catholic Union council, of
the borough, marched to South Nor-
walk this morning and hear“ the 9.03
tub for Bis-foam when tbs mumps.
rods“ pie-50d thrKlgbtsobe’rll-
bus of thessssoats “Utilising held
to day. The Norwalk Knights wore
slate colored clusters and helmets, while
glows, sred ribbon badge and carried
canes. They were a fine looking, wsll-
appearing body of men, and we will
be greatly surprised if they do not come
home crowned with honor and praise.
The Dsnbury and [lethal councils. accom-
panied by the Osobury band, came down
the road and went on the some train
with the Norwalk council to Blamford.
They were not uniformed. ’I'o Ballard
Tully, of the Norwslk council, belongs
tbs honor. it is said, of first roggeulug
and originating thus annual panties
sod picnics of the Knights of Columbus,
which are yearly becoming more popuhr
and enjoyable.
A Gas loser Rants;
At an early hour yesterday morning
Attorney Joseph A. Gray. who lives on
East avenue, was awakened by a strong
smell of gas which pounded the house.
Be at ones-rose. sod hastily dressing
blnssslt. discovered that something was
wrong in the cellar. Ila opened all the
doorsandwlndowssod asst for C. W.
Bursar. the plumber, who turned the
gas cit. it was than discovered thot tbs
meter bad burst, allowing the gas to
escape very fast. Had sot Ir. (my
awoasltlsrsrypsobsblstbatbssodllls
wife would have been asphyxia“.
NOTES FROM CAMP EMBLER
wrrs'ronn BOYS Ans norsu rs
Tun wurrn-rnsrsn cm.
Reaping a Largo Charo of tho Honors of
the Weak—Little listless Among tho
Mon—Norwalk M In Comp. .
Cm KMBLRR, Null-Tic, August 20.
With the close of today suds one-half
of the encampment week, and it can
safely be said that there never before
was more favorable conditions for sun.
cesslni military service. Every spore
moment has been advantageously occuo
pied, and the battalion drills and forma-
tion of the parades have been marked by
wonderful improvement each succeed
log day. The work 00-day was espechlly
fine. Lieutenant-Colonel Crows hall“
charge of the rpgirnenypi dress parade
this afternoon. Capt. Russell Frost was
oficor of the day.
Interest as to which regiment is doing
the most efficient work is always'h mat-
ter or some importance, although ex-
cuses for errors are always at the tong-
ue's end of those who favor the mili-
tary organization from their particular
locality.
There is very little sickness in camp.
and the hospital board are consequently
having an easy time.
Lieutenant Charles Cakes will be oili-
cer of the day tomorrow.
Everett Noyes, of Stamford, and Pay-
master Crowe, both members of St.
Paul’s church chorr, rendered a serenade
at the Spiritualist camp ground Monday
evening and have since been urgently
requested to sing at an entertainment to
be arranged for that object by the guests
at the grove. This evening they sang at
Governor Bulkeley’s headquarters.
A very pleasant feature of the week
occurred in Company C, last evening,
when Captain DAnlels, on behalf of the
company, presented Inentenant Handle
with n handsome sword and equipment.
The lieutenant deserves the compliment
because, in the vulgar language of the
day, he is a daddy, and makes himself
agreeable with all whom he comes in
contact with.
Among the guests in comp today
were John H. Wade, of the Norwaik
flour, Governor Bulkeiey, and other
notables. John being the best looking,
he strolled about the tented field with
little fear of the Governor knocking him
out.
Mrs. James C. Crows, daughter Lens
and son WillisH., are spending the week
at Niantic. Many guests from Norwslk
are expected here the latter part of the
week.
Companies D and I" are doing their
share toward upholding the efficiency of
the Fourth regiment, which is perfum-
ing work that compares favorably with
any regiment in the brigade.
Lieutenant E. E. Crows had the horror
of escorting Governor Bulkelry on.) staff
to a point about three miles from camp
this afternoon so that they might com—
mand a view of the grand guard duty
performed by the First regiment.
Till! llAl'l'lB WINN-
Shs Crosses tho Finishing Lino one illn-
uto About! of tho Wombat.
The race between the sailboats Won't-
bat and Hattie yesterday resulted in the
defeat of the Wombat by one minute.
The wind was southwest and very light,
which was more favorable to the Hattie
than the Wombat; While the wind held
good the Wombat led the Battle, but as
the wind lightened the Hattie went by
her rival, rounding the stake one length
Ahead and reached the finishing point
one minute in advance or about fifty
feet ahead of the Wombat. The course
sailed was from Dorlon's Point to a
stake of! Tavern Island and return. It
was a closely contested rnco and the
backer of tho Wombat has challenged
the backer of the Battle to another race
to be sailed within two weeks. Con-
siderable small bots were Inadoby the
friends of both boats. A number of
large sailboats accompanied tho rncers
over the course.
The Norwalk mosquito fleet extend
that tbs-kstoaaptsln Rowland of the
“emanates-tunic thus-cou-
test. tbs steamer going some diatsuos
out of her course so as not to interfere
with the racers.
no City looting.
Friday night a city meeting will be
held to ratify the action of the Council
relative to paving Washington and a
portion of Isis streets.
The city now has an opportunity of
getting these n-lcvln pared in the but
manner at What M adlrslttcd to be a very
low figure.
Tbsp" lt proposed is of M moat
permanent characrsr,and wblr ; , m
the Isast po-lbl-r amuse to ill. , to-
pair.
TM ““1. Coal WI" DOC exceed hsrr’ if
the Man road on North III! moot,
whwb isnotur tbs bsstsod lslassgolng
to places.
Under our plenum system the streets
proposedtobs pavsdars nsvsrlo good
condition. If paved they will be in good
condition all tbs tllas.
All things considered, or bsllsv. to.
city should tsksallvsotagaof on. W.
tonlty, as it is trna WW
m as show ms.
The annual melon of the survivor-of
thsssvsotssoth Regiment. Con-sous“
Volunteers, will be hold at Rotors Point
on Thursday,Aog-u l'i. mule
lass-d hoopla-tailspin torwsrdtbslr
names to Jobs 8. Porter. my.
unoruomursursmsatm Wsdouds . meuwmm
“2%3m "00.. and, will be slngls hosts oi one
.000. ”V”, mmwfl'd mile, rstborss totaks all the paras.
3mm mm “uni-.... mwulmofmm,mufi
swoon. usmnossnndsg‘dlsfirrm. ’I’hlals s
mam.“ nun-snares.“ rt. nus-u new diverts-v. "I
manna-drool. twin-0y: having nothing endows mu a
”2'1"”!an mass.
wad”:- m." firms... tea 0::
V. is
‘fll ”we us and shortest oi MI. sea
a“ wtthmstsadwsss trains on th than
whm unstained.
-lt's musk-Brands slop.
THE PUBLIC 801100".
“'1” 0‘ tbs “moss-sulfa “During
the long Vac-non.
During the two months’ vacation, now
"Pit“! drawing to a close, now
improvismsnts have been made to the in.
union as well as the exteriors! both the
Franklin and Concord street schools.
The new closets at the Concord skeet
. building, upon which upward of “M
has been expanded. will be completed, it
lsexpectsd, bylbofirsswookfnm
her. They will boas near pulses-s
sanitary engineering can make them,
and will be a great improvement to that
cozy and convenient school house. A
new steel alloy bell, of the same looks
as the Trinity church bell, wilrhs placed
in the tower of the building within stew
days, and will call the scholars to their
studissforthciirst timetnltbolllflnlllz
of September 2. Tammie
on many to South Nerwsfk; w
with mountings, 600 pounds, the hell it-
self weighing 880 pounds.
At the Franklin street school, painter _
Henry [longer has devoted considerable
time to rejuvenating the wood work of
the several rooms, and vanousf marked
improvements in the line of laying con-
crete walks, cutting down dead trees.
and cleaning up the yard, have been and
are now in progress. A grswmversd
catch basin, emptying into the trunk
sewer which panes through the yard,
has been constructed near the northeast
corner of the building to receive the
water which, in times of heavy runs' ,
has hero so annoying at that point.
Teachers as well as scholars have, up
parently, greatly enjoyed their long va-
cation, and will return to the school
room with brighter eyes and a ruddisr
glow upon their cheeks. Only two
changes have been made in the corps of
teachers for next year—onein the Funk-
lin and one in the Concord street school.
The corps of teachers and the salary‘of
each will be as follows;
Superintendent—W. C. Foote, $1,550.
Franklin street school—Grade 9, list-
tie W. Gregory, 8550; grade 8, Alida D.
Ball, $500; grade 7, Mary R. Woodman,
$450; grade 6, Ella E. Orlich, $450;
grade 5, Nettie C. Meson, $450; grade 4,
Diary E. Evenden, $450; grade 3, Joe L.
Geller, $450; grade 2,Jennio A.Grsgory,
$450; grade 1A, Maggie B. Wood, “50;
grade 18, Ellen A. Kenney, “50.
Concord street school-Grads 10, Char-
lotte Lahlont, $800; assistant grade 10,
Lillie L. Getter. $525; grade 6, Cornelia
W. Bennett, 8525; grade 5, Bertha C.
Brown, 8450; grade 4, lira. If. H. Mitch-
ell, 8450; grade 3, Mrs. B. E. Leach,
8450; grade 2, Lizzie I. Toiles, 8450; grade
1A, Anna L. Dickcrmso, $450; grade 18,
Luettu McFarland, 8450.
UP THE IIOUSA'I’ONIC.
News and Gossip of the Day in Wilton
and vicinity.
Miss Bedele, bliss Carrie Ward and
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph 'I'uttie, of Brooklyn,
X. Y., on.» the guests of George chlt-
trick.
The Misses Olmstead, of Jersey City. '
gave a select party at their old homojll
,North Wilton last evening. Although
the weather was unpleasant, quite o
number were present, a good time being
bad by all.
Alisa Leona Bloomer, Mia Hattie
Hickok and Miss Alice Bird ascenjoying
themselves this week at Bell Island.
"the Rents and Centres played the do
cisive game of ball yesterday, this being
their third game. Score, 10 to 18 in fav-
or of the Keats. The Kents have taken
two out of three games.
The first night of the fair of the Con-
gregalional society paced oil quietly.
Considering the Wattles- of the
weather there was quits acrowd pres-
ent. About Sim was taken in.
Miss Annie Poster, of hit. Vernon. is
the guest of friends in town. ,
Frank and lisal'ldith Cotter, of Brook-
lyn, N.Y.,are summoring at tho Terrace,
The Dorian Stars are playing th Rosco
intro of South Norwslk, on the Brady
ball grounds this afternoon.
Charles Tucker ls improving the We
ofllishoinbysfrsdlcofiofpdof.
"no India or the dub
church held a fair and festlva yatsrdsy
afternoon and evening in the town hall,
which was decorated in a from
manner. ltsfrssbmsnts were served by
gully dressed molds and mines. In
boothsarrao‘od around thosldsof Ibo
room was a very handsome display of
fancy llllcle', which were sold very
readily. A large number visited the ball
during tho afternoon. The aifslr was
voted a success both soclully and flown-
clslly.-
An ”...... man...
The Rev. Herbert B. Brown, formerly
of lfystlc, son of 11.3. Brown, of tbk
city, preached his firstssrmou “Boon
day beforoa Lockport sodium. Kb
text was ondus xix.. ii: “Nowtllflso
fora if ye will obey my voice loosed‘ sad
keep my covaoantuhsn ya shallbaa
peculiar treasurer to mssbovaall poo.
pie." The lockport Unionops'akaof Ir.
Brown as an amount speaker. who sn-
ttluvsd his isrgssudlsocs.
tambotloosf‘l’soekors.
Tbscommittscs of the several IBM
dlstrletsoftbstownbsvsbrsarrqtlsfl‘
tonotlfy their teachers that the
of actiogsebool visitors will most tbs
teacher-formulastlonsodlllo
ofewdflsstuln the ball a! M '1
“YUM,“ m. l,
stilo’elookistlls MW“
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