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posits over us
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wslk; swirl-us.
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m'. mmoanoddhmM
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my roll-Isle in every bushel. III-Ir
Wwfll worthy ofnupntro-ngs
to“...
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may . .illesklugtali.Pllnlud
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stump. rts'tmanassw-u Its no
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marbles.
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as An . Inc-wanted . .~
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gm, It. lummrsd 13W. Cspil-Il WM"- khan
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J. A. Osborn.
t). Wflfih, W. F.
' lest: ts‘, scturcrs‘,
my W's-ally Accounts Arc solic‘liéed. l‘l
IONA“ SAVINGS SOCIETY . Tilt, Ill 5.
m 0" fim, “"8"“ foam.
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Gauge 3. tress.
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rustrs. prom; .
psid thymus. Money on mortgage.
um, (Whole-dc.)
SOUTH KOBWAlJi BEEP CO. 8. N. llAmmond
111% cheap,“ com; c‘x‘rmuur‘sbssf sud
provY WI nomedresse'd iAInb And mutton,
BILL roam AND DISTRIBUTOR.
HUXTON, J. 1". Post cfllce box 435, N. Circulsrs
folded in over 1m) Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITIIS.
GEO. 1’. foot Raymond st, 5. N. Horse-
A t .
Brill)!!! BUILDERS.
mollusks». P. Obox to”. N. builders
of bridges, docks. pile found-nous, etc.
But” AND 830E DEALERS.
BROWN,B.8.Bo.lsiust,s.N.cnstomWorksud
III-mi
M!-
llAllVfl,O.ll. No. lsin 3.5.x. spethltiesiu
manna-um
SODAUB, JOHN £803.85 Wsshingtou st, 8. N.
Agoudusortlncntstlcwprioes.
soon All!) Anon REPAIRING.
030. ”W Plses, 5. N. All
mmmwym .
mamas AND s‘l‘A‘l’lONm
rm, _ Alu'fl N. cud wringwsd
J ,hfiusndtennisgoods.
PLAIBTID'B DRUG STORE. 48 Washing!“ I,
8.x. mull?!“
C
maximums-Inbound»
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arm . ...
mum m M
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cm mun.
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by qumgy. ll
turnouts; “Was I, B. . museum
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miles but“
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cannon morsfisuuu.
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animus-sustains ‘1‘
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NASH, ll Alm.ccr.lstnsde-t¢nlil.
Aguasudthwsrs
mvnsALsronmno.m nssrwd,
lunps,srockay,glssswsrs,boussfu=isblsp,wc.
ominous.
momma; stlcck,
It. Ollushoun,8s.m.lt;ogp.%
WALL, 630. 8.. . .8.
Mills
colds-Mi.
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lswls st.
crowns
m,W.L.,D.D£.7DEsst Wu
llourslls.ru.tocp.ru. Gus
DOOM 5A8]! All) amps.
summnsco. It‘ltwuasgllwsrrlsge
woodwork,whscls,etc.
mus AND W m
M]. 1le 8.3. Crushed-toss,
moo-um as;
' Ahmaltglsssd‘ssdeusut
murmur onus.
PM aw II Mast-cum
I ~ mam cumulus:
nor sum W,VI1I mm m, s. s.
Bonds bours,8toti)s.m. sto9p.m. Prescrip-
donsc’srrfuilycompcuuded
onscouv, J. c. as was acts. muons: 1829.
Wholessle sud retAil. P prices
of, 8.3.
toned.
sm
PLAIS’I'ID‘S is Wilhillm It, s. N. psisut medi-
cines,etc. i’hysicisns‘ prssa-ipticns A specislty.
”BY Equitsbls " N 2
mummnssoxs—‘m . o.
(lustre h , N. goods, oil cloths. m»
sud ulldlng Dry
BANKS, B. K. Msbrckcmo Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
gocds, notions, gloves, etc. Unduwssraspecislty.
,J.P.19Msin st, N. Business estsb
lishsd ova forty-two yesrs.
DICKBRMAN, A. t SON, 6t Wsshlugtou st, 8. N.
dug-rods, etc. (see Adv.)
BCOPIKLD A no", 3 Gssetts bldg. N. as Wuh-
ingtonst, 8. N. (Sec Advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5' (lustre bldg. N. Dry
goods, fAucy goods. notions sud hosiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. omcc nllrosd station. 8.
N. and 4:: win an N. kxpmsa forwAt-dcrs to an
psrts of the wor . Passenger turn service. Low
rates Lester llunt, agent.
museum.
BUXTON a BRUNDAG ollccst Benedict’s, 43
Wsll st, N. Our motto, ' pt Attention."
CAVANAGM'S EXPRESS, furniture and
pings moved. Leave orders st 's, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. sluts st post-once And
flAlc's. Csrcful sud prompt service.
“TRAVIS, mucus, I‘I'O.
BYIBEE. F. S. .4; C0. 99mm, N. lsnufsctm-
ers of Scoheld's celebrated llAvonug extracts.
NOBWALK EXTRACT CO. N. msuufsctsrcrs of
due extracts. l". s. Ambler.
FEKTILIZEBS.
BAYMOV'D BROS. Brsdley‘s super-phospbstc, -
iAl msdurcs, lsud plsstcr, ground bouc,wood :35.
SMITH, W. B. A: CO. Wstct st, N. Agents for Wil—
liams Clsrk it Cofostsndsrd fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROSordlu-ry shspss in stock, spec-
isle to atrium mortsr,nrll,cmmncy duo linings
mu. OYSTER-8. CLAMB, ETC. I
HUNT A ZELUFP, as Washington st. 9. N. no
fish, oysters, ohms, fruits, game, resemble. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. a Tsylor Avenue, S. N. Also
stuns desk:
RAYMOND sacs. contrseturs for lug. concurs,
slphsit, kick, census sud grnvcl wAlks.
known STEAM AND nrrr vam
. tutA‘ntrrs.
IBM W. ll. & 00. Music “All block, 8. N.
sols agents.
FLOUR, ORA!!! AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, tbs best msde. Don't
full to use it.
L'HOMMKDIZUJMNIBL. asst end of Wsshlngton
stbndgs. Thechuiecstoffsmtly dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, susw, dour And feed in
lad, cur or cargo lots.
REDMILL MOMMA Rose. Gmcbuic
ground feed, grshsm And rye dour.
FLORISTS.
um, PAUL, Woodard “soc, ii. N. pungent
lowsrsndorusrucutsl pieces rustle to order. I!
GUIGUB, P. L. “Witt! It, Union Cemctsry .
Pints, cut downs, etc. fin work A specishy.
“A? JOHN R. I. the depot. Bedding
' t ' work of .u but;
MOM) OlO.n.sewltlc,.s-lfllsiun,
m1‘:lostdoorssbovst’rldstars. 8.1!
now DAmnaflJslestlsst. .
hurling-surrounds.
0A! morn OOII’AIIIO.
IOWA“ GAS ”Oil? COMPANY. clue is
0AA for best And
I. light. pow".
33$“... bushel. Cost 'l'sr three doi-
“pawn-chomp.
Blocmmkolsulo.)
' courtrooms—tn wants.“
muscular, IAystc.
alumnus mus ..w'... It, muses-h
Mmmm etc.
Rimminsoh
[or when:
Milli, CONE“). in Washington It. 8. .
me‘m
(mulls-om tollstekhs,llo.
8.3.isbisosiirscissfsvn-llytrsds.
ii
of HERMIO'HIIIJJJO Isis It, null,
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nun .
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lest etc-sub Essa-vs
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sun n3.l.l'siisi.l‘. rumpus
«amounts sits-rm
mmxuwssrs ° usual...”
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ms rns mm u.
M . 00.”
dunks-s... " s»
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tsr,cbss'ss,smisblsoslicsciss,bstts,wr.
rum-rm m'rs's on
Aymlmll‘llldlu-csmdmsisolumws
sum
mm;
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moss roan A. n lAin st,N. retinas—Any ,
live ' psrf cs.
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”Dori. pri‘ms'sss‘s’iusfldduhry I ”priest"
' . citrus
toss.
. moroccowuurm.
“mm
mums I llilllid‘.
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mw.fl.‘w.lblllfl "Wm 1!.build-
srs'sflsustrsctuss‘supptlss. "
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column Onosdv.)
furnish It msdsbsrus-
DEIR, . I. .m
nous: om.
”Mr—5%”. mum-ts
French ouscbhu stallion “Oslllsrd.”
nomsnons.
mmgnrnogx Nam?! spool-l At
m?“ R
W norm. as word visa. Bus-
cw 'Wsmmm
“smmmrmwwuw
nonfimgvsmomns.
ms, . .Q uhhtgtou . .crockcry,
mussudwouhwsrs.“ . ‘ .
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BURCHARD, B. “Bolder: Point Yum," B. N. Also
milk Wm.
, INSURANCE AGENTS. ~"
coonmas s wcswoon. 9 ram n. ts. Insur-
. 'snccsndreslcststcinsllitsbvsucbes. P
LAYTON JACOB M. Wuhfngmn st nut to .0.
s N. nn’, pints glsss, Accident ma uh. (see Idv.)
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. Msin sud WAll Its, N. ltesl
estate, luvcsunssts, losus ncgctlsted, etc.
MORRELLA L'HOMMKDIEU, cs Wsshlngton st,
8. N. strictly firstrclsss compsnlcs represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, so A 47 Wuhington st.
SN. Busl liststs sud lnsurAucc.
INSURANCE cosummns.
CONNECTICUT GKX'I. LIFE INS. 00., SJ. L'-
llorumcdicu, Agent, Wsshlngta st, 8.N. sec-d. .
METROPOLITAN urn ms. CO. 20 Wssblngtou
st, 3. N. F. J . Grubh, Assistsut supt.
NORWALK FIRE IRS. 00.. N. In successful
business since 1860. No outstanding loss clsims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No, 45 Wssltiug-
run st, 8. N. Juo. French, Asst. superintemlcnt.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
C'RAUFL'RD R. B. Issouic b , N. 6%Bonds
Middlcscx linking And Equltsb e M't‘gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. H. a CO. 15 Ind l7 War It, N.
springs, Axles, carriage hArderc, etc
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
KERR!“ E.M.&Aud56Wsier “N. iron Ink
of All kinds.
'l'llh'. DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Wstcr
st, 3. N. Wm. ll. lloyt. proprietor.
[RON FOUNDBIES.
GILES it CLASCY At The Norwnlk Iron Works
C0,, undslro At Bodacvon. Conn.
JEWELEBC.
FERRIS, A. s. 89 So. Msin st, SN. op. City now.
8.3 nus watch rcpsiring A specislty.
IIOY'I', I]. B. l8 No. Mun It, 8. N. strictly mois-
goods At low prim.
JACKSON, llcOltAlTD. SEWAllst, N. witches, dis
moods. ctc. Plus watch repairing fl specialty.
800D. ll. 8. dismondsmstcba, jewelry. silver And
plAted wsrc, top-tiring Aspccislty. 53 Msin st, 8.x.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED l‘u room 8 Muonlc b‘d'g, WAll
st, borough. Notary and Rest Esme.
FROST. RUSSEL 8 No. Msin st, outcry legal
busine- of All kin csrcfully Attended to. '
HURLBUTT J. BELDEN roomsb and 6 Guctu
building, Wail n, borong
LIGHT, JOHN ll. lin Wsshlfigtm st 8. N. uotsry
com-hi cw York lute.
onwofdeedsfor
LOCKWOOD EDWABD M. rooms Gsutts ng,
. ttorusy,notsrymdpensiuus
smorm. JOHN 3. room a, PAirdcld co. Nst.
llsnk bul , N. Counsellor At lAw.
wusnuouv J. rooml mm: .qu
h. i building
”VERY STABLE;
DANN, HORACE It [resistor llyery And bcsrd
lng stable. Odlce No. 8 River It, N.
GREGORY, 020. s. N Knight rt, N. Fins turn-
outs s spcciAlty. Telephone 31H}.
LOCK MANUIAO'I‘UIIERS.
MQ'KWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. mm, s.
. Msnnfncturm of bulldcrs' hArdwsrs. ton
oillcc 36 Paul At New York oflcc 00 Resdost;
Chicago em 19 links st.
NORWALK LOCK COMPARIS. N. In York
once 8': Chsmhsrs :t. flocks :sgt buildetfimc
wsre; destgncn- cunders' rksrs 0
house trimmings'ln bronze, brsrs sud iron.
cumin DEALERS.
HILL. EJ. QWAtcrst, N. Auhndsoflumbcrds
llrered to any point by rsil, tests or vessel.
RACE]!!! snore.
NORWALK IRON WORKS co. Tbs, Wstsr st.
has it ‘ . B. P 4 Bobbitt “I.”
l to
Mummm
800nm, WI. A. Knight rut. New umcbinsry
Issdc And rcpsiring promptly Attended to.
KARI" GARDEN!”
mucosa WATmultY. AN. bunnsndsll
gsrdmywoducslussssus for thswholesslstrsds.
mm
A MOBIL MARKET. fl WIN st, N.Wn.WIfll'¢lL
W» beef, vesl, lsltb. mutton sud poultry.
AVlilON.A. lwlslssi, N. “fruits,“
om out, And “10M W.
hiss, a csnnd posh. etc.
esp.
mum s trusrsn masts, lob
ammo-inass'mmschg. '
strum. DANA c. in m u, N. cisterns-ts.
positry,lsk,vegstsbles,rtc.
lltl'l'l'O’s CENTRAL HARMJWMILN
Issts.vsgrisbiss.frsirs.ponltry,sthwestwicss
CARR, WILLIAM ll. Benedictin- 1.3
has nub cssb
f lowest 8 ”prices.
Mkwinflmw ...pri-smnu
JUMN.A0.0sArrsllukst. Ids-till»
“suns Chis-“r impish:
habits!) as. ,
w ....
mass A '
WOOD! 7 I‘ll. I...”
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”Cw ll ; lost “mi:
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bssr,vssl,uttss,stc.
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WWW-W7.
WASHINM'OI HAW. I Wash
Allsswlssisndpoutryfgisflyhh
“All I. . lattes-rd .wspsrns
$11me “on
WAD .0.—set, cross. . . rs-
tosll‘psrtsoitowswiiblusfrsshs-d turn
(.‘boies-ssts, posi-
In“
"...!“ linkages
unnamwms, . s.
mudubhwuhsbodsslsrlsm
ml w cold so! m“
MIRA, . , n . W
mmmmm
HAMIIAIDIOMIII.
liflOUfl, m,m1sstsvs.l.lt. All“
sfwsssnsssscsstrssgisln. , l!
mmlw ”it. Jobbing
u
m summits. “‘
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“mic.
frommymcurry.
v
WWI-ssh its-Ill
cummiflt. W‘s! pols
WIAILOIL
“£11,181 'flfltfi. Artfully.
flurmumu.mm
‘ .
millionth-n II. mm
“as”.
st,tt.twv .
"70qu on»: It. Is
“Oldbtfls:fi'sud'hayslulhhisblsut”l
raisins. mt. cachingflth
scrotum-s. m '.
“M It All Wt,”
’AWCfl'l'a WI In m, 8'“
I'll!!!) mums. m“
mnuv no.0. w. oftbs .
mmfifllslusnn. isimusiecnly
m,IIMMINNIBP. 191M113 N. Pinto
Ind Win u.
«an .
GIBSON.“ .87 . PIA-0.0m-
..sm ° 3.7” . ......
GTO ,MRSJIO .
NASH manuals: 1:. cm!
s . a Will .
Pisnosud Winn
orgsn .
IAWIRMRJ.WMM .d
galaxies! lissidenesstlrsn. ll. Plslstsd'l.
74 Wss .
D, . .'
momentum-3% ....
Pg" I SWORD-BAND mm
91% 033%?qu m carpets. etc.
ova-Inn Pumps Ax!) DEALERS.
mm P. 0. Box In, 8. N. whole-ls
shipper of oystassnd clsms.
CUT]! ll.J. foctoflls 8.1%wa
sslegjdssblcriufincuystcmmm
flguw,o\:a)n. gases. 124 Wrisr ‘snsdn floor of
crportus w
dfimufium '
REED & EOUBMAN, lat WstsruJJV. plsuta
sndshlppasofllwwslkoysisrs.
VANN J.L.&CO., P. 0.301883. 1!.
Oystsrs clsms, wholessls sud retail.
PA'I'I'BBNB AND Hobllg.
NORWALK PATTERN W0 Chm. ll Ais-
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWIT'I', J. '1'. ts MAin st, N. Jewctt‘s lads,
Maury and Wsdsworth's mired points.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewctt's, Ail-mic sud Secky's
lie-d, Csicutts oils And Averill Chemicsl l’Alut.
SMITH. W. I]. A ('0. 15¢ 17 Wstcr st, N. sgcnts
for lougnmn Mutincs mu.
PAPER KARO!!!“
PRATT l CO. Wster ncAr Wsl N. Also is,
oils sud glass. It, 1' DI“!
PROWITT.J.1‘. 45 Mun N. window shsdes,
Hollands. fixtures, etc. "
TAYLOR A C0. 2| Muir: n, N. Also bsrdwlre,
points, oils, glsa, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN C. A." Msin I. N. luminous
process. Children‘s photos A spsclslty.
NORTH. o. s. 's W's-mm u, s N. one crusty
only sud trm'rhebeu.
READMAN. I'. it Courts bumm, N. Csbtuet
pbotogl'lpbs $250 per dos; oue- dos. $1.50.
PIADO ‘I'IIIIB'I All) IIPAlBlI-l.
[IEXDRK C. P. Lockwood Boll, N. Alsodrslcrln
pisses. om sheet music, etc.
Punt“) rum.
RANDALLIIXIR D. E N. All kindsof wood
work At rctsll or for the tndc.
PLUMBING.
mmsco, W. a. flute null Huck, AN.
Plumbing, sis-In ud gss ltttng.
NASH. I. It. A BRO. car. [around Welt-ts. s. N.
Plumbing And no ltd-g, mus sud haters. '
ADS.
lonwm nous: RAILWAY co. Jsmes w.
Bystt, pasts, Edwin 0. Boys. ups.
BIA]. [STATS A633“.
LAY’I'ON. JACOB it. W st, next to P0.
Mi y for sols. housss to rust. (sec sdv.)
Momma L'BOMIEDIEU. rs Wlsbiugton It,
8. N. selling, renting sud ’ .
WILSON, O. B. Guerra bldg, N. lumis And
my to but. Also insurance written in but
ofcompsnies At the lowrst mes.
WOODWARD. B. A. No. Main st, 9. N. house! 0
[CH and bull “l“: Ms for :u'v.
Itrzsrnt‘tus'rs.
BER DIVE, 5 Wstor It, X. m hells At All
hours, dinner 5:.
HENRY‘S. 16 50. lulu 8. N. The best 25c dinner
in the city. Basal by dsyorweck.
SANITARY ”alum
stun.
W. B. l 808. 05me st. 8. N.
Hydraulic sud Civil engines.
‘ SCHOOLS. (Prints)
BAIRD‘S. Ilsa m
Young Issues loading
NORWALI MILITARY [NW], N. luck S.
Roberts. princlpsl. Ghoul. cs uncut
Inn, In. llllldds, N. and bonding school
forgirlssndyoung Higgins for An rioting,
in conrss com in itself. Fully son! is
tics! “timings; “'3; or If:
no i 5
tbs Isly cl Art, W sud duration.
“I‘m-WW“ Circulars will bs
not upon s
sumo ”can!“
comm. C. I. u holds $.81. “M sud
Wilson" sud “M“ l, Ausch-
mssts. lspsirisg s spschity.
szwn commons.
RAYMOND Elton-owns built,” pipss lsid,
slanting. filling. nsding, Ind-cups
slit)! ssAIrurAcru-m
meH.MATnlWSON a CO. szv. lad:
he shoes.
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SOUTH NORWALK. court- SATURDAY. Aucnsr .23. 1890.
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THREE MORE GOOD RACES.
PINE TWO AT 1'!!! DRIVING]
ASSOCIATION MEETING.
"J. 0.." "ll-minus" and "Isms c." the
Wtsssrs— Drtvss Donova- W
I. my Filed “00 for Inns! in
Thursday's Duos.
Everything wAs fsvorsbls for the nuts
yesterdsy,snd ibepeopls were out in
large numbers and row ibm flue con-
tests. The first wssths members free-
for-sll pscsrssud trailer-class. J. 0..
Wm.8suudsr’s spotted pscer,rcpressnied
South Norwslk; J. H. Iswis' Judge
Lindsey, Bridgeport; Willisrn Riley's
independence, fitsmtord, And Arthur
llmwood's Engineer, .Orssu’s Psrms.
J. C. drew the pole, sud kept it for tbs
'~ three bag which W the rm,with-
outcucsbsinghssrlcdbrsnyof biscu-
isgouists. Tbs. dirtsucs wss wsived,
sud in the first but Judge Lindsey was
quite evidently held bsck,sud Independ-
succ assigned the task of hosting J. C.,
but he didn’t do it. In the next best
Engineer took A bond at the some job
And After hslf A mile in A win effort, rc-
signed it to Judge Lindsey, who msdc A
grsud but unsuccessful cfiort to head the
spunky sud speeder little pscer. The
third best wss but A repetition of the
second. When the horses cums dawn
for the word in the second heat Engineer
broke just before reaching the wire.
The bell rung tocsll the horses bsck,
And All but Independence were stopped
on the first port of the turn. lodepend
once went Around to the building before
he was brought to A slow gsit, And then
his driver very evidently concluded to
drive wsy round, And did so, jogging
slowly. When he come by the stand
some of his friends begsu clapping sud
shouting “Go on, sud finish the mile;
the word wAs givcn;” And so forth, And
the driver did so, And when he csme
around sgsingtherc was A clamor that
the best fl, van him, And he seemed
disposed o'demsud it. When told by
the stsrtcr to get up and start with the
other horses, he paid no heed to the
order And they were storied without
him sud he was ruled out. it is true
thst there wsrs seven! shouts or "go"
from in front of the grsud stand, but
there wss uots word from the judges
stsnd, but on the contrary the bell
struck before the horses but! cleared the
wire, And unle- tho driver of [coupons].
once is desf he must hsve heard it, for
sliths other driven did, and promptly
took their horses book. The result of
ths tnAusuvsr on the port of those who
thought they wcrosc smsrt wss that
Independence lost hlscbsnce of winning
the race and the ccrtsinty of A portion
of the purse, slid the opportunity to
show whether he is A rscc horse or not.
SUMMARY.
Mcmbcrs' Pours sud Trotters—Purse 8K0.
w. I. tisuuder'sJ.c.......
Arthur Sher-o d's mtmTf
J. ll lewls’Jndge “may...
lldspndcnos
....8
4
2
Nuts—-
1
:5
2
Wm. Riley's .o.
Time—2:3”. 2.10, 2:”. '
The 2:40 rscs wAs contested by four
horses and won in five hosts by “floral.
mun."
SUMMARY.
2:48 Class-Purse 8250.
a. O. Smith's a rdlmss ............ s
bu’f-‘s
our...
.6
ill. Irwin's ksuolsA ..
WJI. lackwuus‘s uoorgs Wilkes.
Time—2:31X, 2:1), 23th 2:32”, 2”.
The 2:83 rsce wss won by Ndlie C. in
three strsrght hosts.
bU IMAM.
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Tims— 2m 23m at“.
Mr. Johnston Announced the decision
of the judges in the cue of “Funk lo—
0'080'.” As follows: “Pstrlck J. Dono-
‘In. driver of 'Frsuk IcOregor,’ for-
merer 1008.: expelled. M. Plsbcriy,
of Burmlughsm, Ch, owner of 'Prsuk
McGregor,’ formerly ‘Joe B,,’finsd four
hundred dollsrr, Amount of purse trotted
for. Suspended with ssid horse until
pond."
Buttress bests I". A. Cos's “SAtnusl,”
A very fine looking sud well brsd thres-
ycsr»old stAiitou, wss shown in burners.
"Boris." A very fine sppssriug And
“our KIM solution: Drooksids'illock
Pom, wssMn trader ibs'ssddlrhy
Ir. mum, ssd' grsstlysdstirsd.
Thishdr‘selsrightly nursed, forbsls us
has us sstis.
rut: snows “ulnar.
no rost- lull st 2.. O'clock—A mu
m
Cur mun, Risotto, August 23,—»
'l'bsCouucctscut Notional (lusrd broke
csmp st 10“ o'clock this morning.
Previous to shut hour sveryibing bsd
busnclesnsd ontof thstsst'ssudptscsd
II the compsuy strssts. The guy ropes
of the touts worstbsn now, O III-ll
stood rcsdystsscb tops, And who "is
signs] gun wss fired thoisuts dropped
ssuns. 'l'biriscisimsd byutAuy to be
the mom it.» during cstup week.
PW were then commenced for
trsusrsrrtsg the to the trslu
And Abound!) or 8:00 o'clock All the
regiments will he on their wsy home.
Dr. W's Ones W
TbscssssgsisstDr.Gsurgsc.Btcbsrds
ostshury, whowss Arrested Wsdusso
Ill! I'MMMUW ms
hssbssuscstisssd not“ out Weds-s-
dsybyrsqssstofOcroserotsu.
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Mhmm Voile follows,
a, 'l’, 31.? Lock st his m’
fllB PAVIIG PROBLE-
Antlers us its (my lusting Bold At the
cos-on mus: has lint.
. The city meeting held At the Council
chsmhcr, lsrt evening, forthspurposs
of rstifyiug the resolution pass! by the
council lust Mondsy night, ulstivs to
psving Wsshisgton street and a portion
of Booth MAtustrsst,wss msds upof
rsprcssnlstivs men of Booth Norwslk.
Msyor Wilcox presidedsud Councilman
fldlockofllcistsdssclsrkiu ihssbsencs ber
of Oity Clerk Grows.
A motion to Ipprov the resolution
brought out A somewhat thy discus-
sion touching the kind, thesirs And the
dursbility of the psvemsnt. Two sped-
maps 0‘ Belgisn blocks, brought from
New York by R. 8. Download John
Btuhlrds, were uhibited. They were
of blue stone, or trsp rock. About four
inches squsrc, sud psvmsus of first
kind could ho~lsld invdmrh‘flcrwnlk. it
was rated, for $1.25 per rqusrs ysrd, if
laid At once. Contrsctcr A. J. Hutchin-
son was present sud a-swsred various
questions put him i rcgsrd to the
feasibility of new. kind of pove-
msut. The question was rsiscd thst it
would prove too noisy for the resident
portions of the streets it is proposed to
psve, but Aside from this objection it
was conceded to be the best and cheapest
pavement scity the size of South Nor.
walk could Adopt.
General Nelson Taylor presented a
resolution which left the kind of pove-
ment to be used on West Wsshlngton
and South Msin street to the discretion
of the harm! of councilman. City Attor-
ney Light hsld thst, under the call, it
was necessary to confine the action of
the meeting to the Adoption or rejection
of the whole or A part of tho origins!
resolution; that it could not legally be
modified.
The discussion resulted in ihs~sdcption
of tho resontlcn so fsr as it related to
East Wsshington street. The resolution
As pussed resds as follows:
Resolved, That Charles F. Bullock be
and he is hereby Authorized sud em-
powered to cause East Wsshington street
to be paved with BelgiAn block pavement
or A cost not to exceed $3,800, and that
Charles F. Bullock be and be hereby is
Appointed A committee to mske And Ap-
prove A suitable contract with some suit-
Able person to perform said work.
It is conceded that the paving of East
Washington street with Belgian blocks
will Alford the people of South Norwalk
an opportunity to judge of the feasibility
of this kind of psvemeni, and will fur-
nish A basis for any future when the
city may take. looking toward A solution
of the psviug problem.
WILLIAM NBELBY’S RACEBS.
A l’opnlsr New nsvsn lIlAn to Delight the
Norwslkcn. .
Occasionally is found A business man
who not only Conducts with marked skill
enterprises which he undertakes, but
Also finds time to sack recreation that
Also brings him fume and profit. Such
A msn is William Neeloy, the pcpulsr
Chspcl street merchant who but so long
been scentrslfigurc in the dry goods
world. Mr. Neely is An Admirer and An
expert judgs of horses and s more skill-
ful rcinsmsu cannot be found among un-
professionals.
At the meeting of the Gentlemen’s
Driving sssocistron of Norwalk today A
specisl sttrsctlon is offered in A double-
tcnm ms for A silver cup given by the
Associstion. It will be between E. T.
Bedford's “Chief" And “William 6.,"
and William Neelcy's “Rocket" und
"Gersld."
Mr. Neely has often been seen guiding
this beautiful tesm About the streets of
New Haven. Thc race at Norwslk will
undoubtedly be the fsstest of its kind
ever trotted on thsi truck. Among the
New stoners who will witness the rsce
will be Edwsrd Mallsy, Mr. Neely’s busi-
ness partner, who on joys turf menu
keenly And who Also gets lots of enjoy-
ment from s spin bshiud his well
selected squiucs.-Ncw Huron Psllsdtum
TMB DICE WEBB LOADED.
A South Wilton Doctor (lots the nest of
s Inklr's urns Owns.
. Editor of The Sentinel: llsvlng tssd
in your, isuper of, yesterdsy's use
so scoops of ,s mm (but, ,in rssllty
A gentleman), residing in South Wit»
ion losing .05 At the truck to A compsuy
of gsmhisrs, I wish to ststs thst A car-
tsiu portion of the Article in question is
true, while yet Another psrt is entirely
wrong. Doctor Robertson Attended the
rsccs lust Wednesdsy sftsrnoon, And
After wstchiug s fsklr working the
Louissns lottery gums for A while, bo-
csms convinced shut the dice in hunt
wore losdsd. 80, together with Sheriff
Toner, bu stoned to to brssk up the
gums. He plsysd for some time with-
out suocsssfully proving thst his sur-
miss wAr correct,but whenmof his
money but dissppssrsd be proved thAt
he was corrsst, And, grsbhing tits dice,
he beckoned Sherifl 'l'ouer And usual
ibsuvsstof tbsohief of the nsfsrious
3.5... The m At but refused to dis-
m their Iflmmm Upon the
smvsl of one of the Norwslk judges tbs
then suddenly chsuged their minds. sud
uotosiy rsftrudsd the .65, but ofisrsd
Dr. Robertson morsmousy if, he would
only not Inks“ known thsi they bod
given him bssk their winnings from
blur. Thsdoctor stsrtsd into tho gsms
from no ‘iststustiou ss psopls would
supposs from your stasis. Allow ms to
slurs youhslsfsr tcooldsbirdto he
ought with such chsll.’ Asscoupls of
[skin st A musty fur.
Ado-osmium".
mm Is some sun mou-
ucsrsc towns.
ton. lssth Imo- Au Downs” lows
“d Only—Darla m
“I... '
The public school will I'm!) Septem-
2. ’ '
Mi. Alice Csssy. of Stanford, is the
guest of friends in Unicnvillo.
Frsnk June, of the upper mills, is oil
on A trip through the Outskills.
MissAlics Crsw, of But NorwAlk, is
thsgusstof fdendsonlsinstrssk,
Frank Bishop! Brosd River, will movs
into the Kmucdy house next week. ‘
J The old Power‘sssloon is moved
to the other» side of the most, And will
be fitted up for a dwelling house.
A disgrsccful row disturbed the usual
peace and quietness of the neighborhood
Thursdsy evening. By the tslk it: wss
thought that the combatants were pic-
nlcers who had imbibed wo freely of
Sism'ford whiskey.
South Wilton.
Miss Clara Morehouse, of Wilton, is
visiting in this place.
William Ayers, of Elizabeth, N. J., is
spending A week with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Forbes.
George Quick has been busy for A few
dsys past putting a new roof on Mrs.
Betts' house near the depot.
James Bsufcrd is working at his trade,
carpeutcring, and George Fairchild, Jr.,
is filling his place at the store.
Miss Linie O’Brien, of South Norwslk,
and Miss Msry Shields, of Norwalk, vis-
ited friends in town on Sundsy.
George Hodge hss resigned his position
in Ridgefield sud Is now boarding At the
residence of his mother in this place.
Colonel R. J. Ingcrsoll and wife, and
Mr. and Mrs. Walston H. Brown, of New
York, were guests of Dr. T. S. Robertson
on Wednesday.
Dr. T. S. Robertson returned to his
winter residence in New York on Friday.
Mrs. Robertson will remain at their sum-
mer residence until About October.
Wilton.
Mrs. Smith Hoyt spent Friday in Port-
cheater.
Miss Fannie Harris and Louis Harris,
of Brooklyn. are stopping at Mrs. Brady’r.
Miss Endsble, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is
visiting with Miss Ads Elliott.
H. S. Griswold, of Binghsmiou, N. Y.,
is the guest of Mrs. W. D. Gregory.
Miss Mamie Bloomer is the guest of
Miss Hattie Gregory, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The thnipsuk And Centres play their
first. guns of the season here this after.
noon.
Rev. Chas. Belden and family, of As-
toria, L. 1., are spending the week in
n.
Mrs. John leden, of Durban; is at
the home of her parents, Mr. sud Mrs. S.
P. Fitch.
Miss MsryOltnstend, of Middletown,
is the guest of her cousins, Misses MAI-
isn sud Alice Olmstcsd.
David Ogden’s little daughter, who
was reported» seriously sick A few days
ago, is rapidly improving.
The Misses Brunett, and Mrs. C. H.
Wilson, who have been spending the
summer st Mrs. Brady's, returned to the
city this morning.
Night Operator Benedict is now At
Wilson Point working so dsy operator
in the Absence of Operstor Rex, who rs
enjoying it short vscstton.
CIIICIL
A number of our townspeople arc
cstnping st Compo bssch this week.
Dr. George Nisntio Reeves, of Newsrk,
N. J., is the guest of George F. Brown.
Miss Nettie Olmstosd spent Thursdsy
sud Friday with relatives in South Wil-
ton.
Mr. And Mrs. W. H. D. Acksrmsu, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., mstopplug At the ml-
donor of George Colo.
Our night opcrstor hAs been irsusfsr-
red from CAuuons to Wilson Point for A
short tirsc.-~ DA! opal-star May is
doing dsy duty during his Absence.
‘thsm Him», as old rssldsht ot
this plscs. died At his home on Isis
stress. loud-y morning, st loco o‘clock.
Fuusrslssrvices were held At the Zion
Bill church, Wrdussdsy, st 1230 p.11).
Dolls--
Mrs. Georg" ll. Tilly And ismily Are st
White Lake. ’
Mrs. P. so in no, of Dust Ncrcsik, is
the guestof I: end. in town.
lvsuhoe Curls will work ti. ,
dsgrss on ‘l‘trcsdsy evening.
A select puny of Dsrisn peoplc will go
to Bisvous Point tomorrow for A ltumo
lslsnd ciAm bskc.
It is rumored shot the fAlr held In the
Town flsll on Wednesdsy evening, for
the benefit of tho Congrsgntiousl church,
netted over .300 for the repslr fund.
Welcome Division, 3. of 'l'.. will meet
on next Wednesdsy lustssd of 'f‘hursdsy
evening, so As to give the members of
thsCsstistitustoprspsrsfor their tslr.
'l'rsln robber (bonding psrlor ssr,
western «prowl—"Quick, now, if yer
knows wot's best for ysr. Ostysr VII:-
hlssrssdy.” Idiom-"fond”!
:srisr. bore mills portsr."-;Ocod
sws.
~Thsfsmsof Brush sospdoss not
. mud
conduct mus-III. it's-colonial. *
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NEWS FROM’NEABILAGES ,
summnmm,
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nondisc- And gm 3....
Mistake-dunno. / ,
Wm. B. E. Iockwood is At “
Menuhin. the “If“
uphill Gulch
hooktngbluoflsb.
“Belle
hinglrlsndtll .
PnnkFosrlsrmstlelfcrd, sills
gusstofPrsukllnAvsuusfri-ds. 4‘.
“momma”, bibs
gumfherunolsonwmcom. .
Janis Smith, of Comp“
mshmmmorrtutm trusts, ‘
, Iti- m. Rssvs
FAncber srevisltlng frisndsltlmllll
_B.L'fhomsssudwlfs,of1fsw Yolk
ctty.srsthesussisor harm blinds.
Mr. suers.
spendin- to. any”: in! '33....
Wood smfl
srs
, MW!“
In. Limo Evans, at Jersey City, ii
the guest of Min May Roberts on Gutter
Avenue.
Mrs. Theodore Elwood, or Samar
street, borough, is the guest of friends in
Stamford. '
Miss Addie Essou, of Fort Point ”Id,
East Norwsik, is the guest of relsflvu in
Bridgeport. -
Miss Nellie Downey is spending A few »
weeks with friends in Naugstuck sud
Waterbury.
Miss Ids Smith, of Bridgeport, is the
guest of Bradley 8. Keith And fsmily. of
Winnipcuk.
Ernest Ambler, of the firm of J. L.
Ambler & Sons, starts on his Annual Vl-
cstion Mondsy.
Miss Nellie Kellogg, of Msln street.
borough,bss returned from A two weeks’
visit In Duricn.
. Miss Msbel Lake, of Dsnbury, is visit-
mg the Misses Rider ou Mums-Avenue.
East Norwalk.
Walter Buckingham, of Bridgeporiv
Norwslk, w in
first city clerk of South
the city yesterday.
Miss Msy Fauntleroy, of East avenue,
is encamped with s party of friends on
Chimmon’s IslAnd .
. Miss Edie M. Bates, of Baths], is visit-
Ing her Aunt, Mrs. R. Taylor, of M
place, East Norwnlk. '
‘ George F. Peckwcll, of Bridgman,
formerly of Nbrwslk, is in town io-dsy
visttmg his old friends. .
Mrs. A. S. Ferris sud dsughter Belle,
of East Norwalk, are spending .. few-
dnys in Newark, N. J. ,3!
Mrs. E. S. Bennett, of Seymour Piste,
hss gone to Georgetown to spend A few
days at Pleasanisido Cottage.
Ex~G0vemor P. C. Lounsbury and
party started on Wednesday for their
annual outing in the Adirondacks.
lilies Mamie Msples,of the borough.
has been the guest of Mrs. Willis!!!
Meeker, of Westport, for the past week.
John H. Knapp went to But Gnu-
villc, ”858., yesterdsy to join his wife,
who has been spending savers! weeks
there.
Colonel Leslie Smith, of Elmwood Ave-
nue, is now At Hackston,0utorio,Cllllfll,
where he will rcmsin until about flow
ember l. .
Mrs. George 1‘. Church and sister, Ml-
Dells M. Sanford, of the borough, In
spending A few days in Mt. Vernon and
Yonkers. .
Fred Brown, of No. 1 Hook And Ltd
dcr compsny, of New stsrr, is the
guest of J. H. Gormloy, of Behind 3'!-
nue, borough. ~
Eugene McCsnn, clerk for J. L. Am-
bler ct Sons, is of! on his man vscs-
tim. At present hols the guest of friends
in Albany, N. Y.
John M. Masher And wife, of Alfred
Center, N. Y., us the guests of H. O.
Masher, on North Avenue, borough.
Mr. Masher is msusgcr of the Alfred
Bun.
ctiifitfihutscr sitar.
lls Msds hunk flours-or Il- l. M
tits-sun nests.
Charles Smsrt’s cleverness At driving
And his rcputstion for honesty Is A
driver wss further demonstrsrsd silico-
wslk ycsterdsy. no as: not out ,1
mmrnmtmmg, ..
ed. lnthszfli clsssth'ss " 'l
ed abortion-cessation" . “
hsnd,scd commenced tocsli’ fir , ,‘
to drive Funk McGrsgor, formerly
B. The judges put hlmon behind “to
horse And the result wss tbst be wort Iii
strnigbt bests. Thsrswss not I littls
ssduess Among tbs intently who loll
bot sgslust the horse, thinking their
monsyplsced in tbstmmusrsspod a
gold. The judges an Smut sso for
his work.-—lfsridsu Journsi.
“ Ulcls “Is-‘s m” ’
spectsculsr Uncle Tom’s Cubic ,
with two uniformed bru— ’
sud colored-and the origins] 6:: of
[50th Csrolius Jubilee singers sp-
pcsr It Music Hull cu tbs usulcgof
August 27. Tthtics Herold ssysol
thopisy: "Tbsirpvsssotgttonofiils,
timobooorsd drums wssvrrycrsdltsbls.
Thstwol'opsyswsrsgoodmudibslvfl-
isitiss of tits two msrks crested I!“
lsughisr. Achiid mm, who I- sat
summary-noted» fish
MWstllishmnfl’O‘ ‘
tbswbolsths performs-com“
sstistsotios.” '
for lbchspslr. ortllusrlly‘ “M
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