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3:8 BANKS.
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mo. Prest..Jstues.11ystr.; vice—mt.
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lg. AIRPIELDCOUNTY SAVINGS BANLTheJn
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Persusl and Patnlly accounts are sollcltcdim
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wsl at, N
,5 new
Depodtsovsr 32.009510 B‘urpl rauiurd “com
I. tress.
80:31“ NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.Thc
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TERRM W]. tr. :mEbmtilm Amour bseiaud
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provlyaloua. Ronedreue'd lumbandtuuttm.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX'I’ONJ. P. Postodlcehox‘llb, N. Circulars
foldsdinoverlmsttndaypapers
BLACKSMI'I'IIS.
C GROHTfootRaytnoudstwsN lions
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELG2OH8A00. I’UOboxft'lisN. builders
0(de pile foundations. etc.
BOOTANDSBOB DEALERS.
BROWN. 11. S. Saunas. N. custotttWorkaud
repatrlugaspeaalty.
IIARVlY.c.11. No. lattt 8,511. specialtlatn
booty-honourabbcvs.
SCRAUEJORNASONJBWashhtgumsL 8.11.
Agoodsasorltuantstlowprlccs.
3002 AND SHOE REPAIRING
PEILLIPS.GRO.€1911allrosaniaee.S. N. All
workueatly and proraptlydo
300W AND STATIONKRS.
iron starts. 43 Washingtm n.
3.8. emf-mun Wm
nox IAKBBS. (Wood and Paper.)
“A" .1). Waterst.8. ‘1.mnufactureroi hat
mmmm‘omu ahopjobbing
’ BUILDING nu
m
PIIIISJOBNB. h.Washisgtoast.8.N. also
assumplpqhsyatrawmtc.
scorn UTI' 11011 aatdocrlolhel’ow
N8? lsnpselaltsfiaads of all different
Mic. All
goods. dc.
oauuaou “P0311031“
DANE. uncommon. Wham.“
mmmmm
«airman: AND BUILDERS.
GROW JAIN C. mahopAaa a”. S. N. sad-am
ll".
IOWN.WIA¢mTaylwmue,S.N. Jobbing
pro-ptlyattetsiodto.
mt”. cheap “mm-amflvc
bummlggowurkaspeclalry.
RAYIONDJ Raw-ambit. manufacture
luau-Ole:
11.80 ll. 8. ”that: star cor.
WV] sui‘ssdsddss 1.1“ ”mistaking.
.L'. In: loaned. men‘s“.
canvass AID 0WD: w“
normal.» A 11011.80.“ 11
lasts: at. S. 11. 0.16:de
OWGI IAIU'AG'A'IIM
‘I'ILLYJIINRY finial-8.8.11.
”amp...
moon S.B.flGrotsI,8.N.Jobbhg
sir-stir
8nndayhours.tlto10a.rn.,ito9p. tn. Prescrip-
tlatacarnfull ullyoorupottttdcd.
GREGORY"! G. fiWallsLN. lstsbllshod189.
Wholesale audraail. Popular prices.
illnGGs JOHN A. 11 flats st.N. Perfumes—titty
vedliferent perfumes. N. rssdl
PLAISTED’S ”Washington‘s. patent
demote. Phyaidans‘ presalptionsaspecialty.
DRY-GOODS.
J. t. t. sorts—Wm nastiest: 9' No.1
mega .N. Drygoodt.oilc1mlts,mt-
“1'83 "'8'-
BANKS, 2.11. lshsckctnonotsIMS. N. dry-
goods, notions .glorcs.stc. Underwssraspscialty.
BRNNm.J.P.19lainst.N. Businessestsb-
lished over forty- -two years.
DICKEMA‘N. A. tSONJI‘Waahlugton st, 8. N.
dugooda. ‘goodccarpets.etc. (Ice ad.v)
11001131» A BOY'1‘.3Gssettcbldg N 68Wash-
lngwnsus. N. (Sorsdrertisetspnt)
STREET. 2DWARD. basalts bl)dg.N Dry
goods, faucygood:. sotltm: sudhoslery.
EXPRESS COMPANIDS.
ADAMS “PRES CO. office railroad station. Si
N. audiflWflist N. Rxprcra forwarder: toal
psrtsof the wor Passengertrsi
rats-s. Lester 111111143an
3mm.
BUXTON A BRUNDAGB. outcast Bmdlct 5.43
Wail at. N. Ourtnotto. 'protuptattsallon."
CAYANAGII’S EXPRES. urnltnrc and
piano: moved. Leaveordusst lsiatsd's.8. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slates: post-once and
11:12 I. Careful and prompt Ionics.
“TBAG'IS. EMBROID. no.
1 svxnmv 5. sec. munaeN. Ilnnfm
er: of Beoileld’ s celebrated flavortng extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO N. manufacturers of
due extracts. 1‘. 8. Ambler.
FEB‘i'llJZl-IRS.
t S I I" e
filfifllflimmlmm ...... midi:
sll’i'H. W. I]. A CO. Water at, N. agents for Wil-
llautsC Clark A Co.‘ a standardfcrtlliurs.
ma BRICK AND CLAY.
ordinary shapes
“$23219?st mummy flue lining:
[1811, OYSTEBS, CLAIR, mo.
FLAVAND coxcnm WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN B. a Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also
YIOND B m in comets.
“upset: 131:1???th and gravel ...“:
manna nnu“sxn not warm
HEATERS.
summit. a co. Music Hall block. s.N.
sole agents.
11.01111. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GR!“ FLOUR, the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it. W
urtommm. DANIEL,“ endoi :shlugtoo
stbrldge. Theeholccstofiatmly dourkept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay straw. flour and food in
package. load, car or cargo iota.
liliDIILL. Darlcn. Crofts» A Rose. Gram. choir
pound feed. pahatn and rye dour.
P11031818.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place. 8. N. plants, cut
flowers sudortntuental pieceamdo
GUIGUR.P.L8Wah1st.oshpUulonCemetcry lN.
Plattilowersta,cut nlwwksapeclal
It: JO 2. N. them Bedding
“ti-cut“ flowers and does! work of all kinds.
. ty oldutand
slim 0 11 So. Isl: 811th:
J mum is this-lenlty. Plants cut
lowers are. Pluralworkof tumult-poem”
anddone proutptly.
rum’nmu DIAL!“
LKIAN. TIIIODO Wsshlugwnsmeasteud)
commitmlookmg g&,Mm frataes. etc.
ORA! A WIII'I'I‘LBEY. as lalnst,N. (Ray
stoud' sold stand). Sc: advertisers-r.
RAYIONDIGRO. ll. uswwore,tdaudialatnst.
add lain 8N.
ti'I'OW DAVIDI, 8W st.
Fenland-citrus,“
GAD mom OOIPANIIS.
NORWALI l[GAS G‘l;l(:11’1‘ “gull“. once 19
star or Wm
38:.qu ceulsper bushel. Coal 'I‘sr three dol-
“pump-chap”
(BROOKE-8. (William)
110m 8 MED-“Ila!“ :18. whole
“111308111100.htm! toilet! at. N wholeasls
mlosr, f.ecd,paiu,kay etc.
01100288.
11110thme rout-mgr. N. sole
:gsstsi or Par-mascara»
BECKER, CONRAD. tit Washington st. 8.11.
cholerandpocarles provisions
rams, CiiAs. 11m to Hatehias. .110.
latust.11.11.tsblsdrltesdesfortatully trade.
HNNSOAN AO‘RSILLYJG lain st. N. dour.
fasd.hay.sttsw,coalndwood.
- nunnanntmtoruwmn-k‘n. Mai
WOOLIMADL'IgAlin ".1060.”
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he fruits, 81:, isolate.
828' You Taco. ultimatum—l. Bellan-
T sadspiens
Wm most:
.IIJ all N.
hbhddlcag'thligeh.
mJoflll’l J.ilotussst.il.fl.slsoforhsrs
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RATIO. 1, I.
N. of :II
ssdcutlsss Importers a‘klss. [Assuming
Imé.‘ W 9.1!.me
A. ~ 9!
0““th wit-banal.
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Downtown
011113.101!!! Nolan 8.8. medal at-
xt’bgulunglvonto Mambo”.
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coco-M
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I“ DEALERS.
3mm 1!. “Dena Point Parn."8. N. also
INSURANOI AGINTS.
COOLIDGNA LOCKWOOD. 9 Halo st,N. Insur-
auceand real estate in all Its branches.
LAYTON. JACOB E. Washington P..0
SN.llre1ate.p glass.sccldeutaudll e.(sceadv.)
LOCKWOOD. WI. norm Ialnsud Wall sts. N Rcsl
cante,1uvututeuta.loausnegotiatcd.otc.
HORRRLLA ’L‘RONMRDIEU. 95 Washington at.
companies represented
TAYLOR A yGOLDRN. 45 A a7 Washington at,
laureates-rd andiusursoce.
INSURANCI COMPANIES.
GONNWI'ICUT GlN‘LLIFlINS. 00., S. S. L'
Bommedleu,sgent,w SN. aeoad.
IRTROPOLITAN LIPS INS 00312:) Washington
,...atSN F..J G,rubb assistantsupt.
NORWALK FIRR INS. 00.. N. In successful
hnstne- since 1”. No outstanding loss claim.
PROPLK’S LIFE INS. CO. The. No.15 Washing
looms. N. Juo. French. asst. superlntemlont.
mm SECURITIES.
CRAUPURDR ll. Isronlc 6% Bonds
liddlesex Ranking and unltab tr'i ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
emu. W. Il.d:CO.lbaud17 WatovsgN.
optimum. “Marriage hardware. etc.
IRON more AND RAILINGS.
IERlI'i'I'ua'l. I. 82 ad 56 Water st. N.1ron work
T1111 DUNCAN IRON RAILING ”WORKS. Water
at. 8.11. Wm. 11. Iont. proprietor
IRON POUNDRIES.
GILES it CLANCY at The Norwalk Ironth
00.. aadalso at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELS!!!-
FERRIS,A. S. 3980. Isis “.5 N op. City Hotel.
8.28. due watch repairing a specialty
IIOY'I‘. 11.11. lsNo. Mainslfil Vettictlyhrstclaas
goodsat low prices.
JACKSON MvRAND, SBWsllst. N. mite, db
tnouds, etc. I-‘ute watch repairing a specially.
ROOD. ll. 8. dlamdnwatches jo .s‘tlverand
platedwsngrepulring aspeciallyjs alnsl, SN
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALYRKDE. room 3 swim b'd' , Wall
st. borough. roughNotsry audlcsl
FROST. RUSS 11 No. liain st. notary.
husincssof slinkltldascsrefully attended to m
building, u’ui It, boroug N
Lion't' tons a ton Wssh'r u s notary
count-{unto uerofdssdsfor ederh-tate
wcxwoon RDWARD tr. roost: 4 Gazette bldg.
At “may unity and pension.
snrtrotrir. ;tom: 3. room a, Pslrdeld Co. Nat.
Bunk NCounsellor at law.
WALSH JOHN .1 roomllasonlc building. Wall
It. with
umv STABLES.
DANN RORACB l. Excelsior livery lid board-
gatables. No 8 Riverst. N.
GREGORY. 6120.8. 1-1 Kulght st. N. Pine tum
out: a specialty. Telephonefi
LOCK MANUPACTUBEBS.
LOCRWOOD IANUFACTURING Ci). Dagny}
N. Manufacturers of builders' hardware ton
once at Pearl st. NewYork 001cc 99 Reads“;
Chicago (also lBlete
NOR“ ALK LOCK COIPANY 8. N. New York
once attentions Locks and builders' hard
ware; designers; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in nae,brsr: and tron.
1.11an DEALERS.
BILL. ILJ. 9Wsterst, N. All klndsoflutubordo
llvcred to any point by rail, loan: or vessel.
“CHIN! SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON BWORKD CO. The, Water at,
near R it. bridgeJl .N. tuschiuery.lron
and brass castings, fo Babbitt new. re
pain in manufntaries steamboat;
SCOPIRLD.W1A.Rn1gbtst,N Newmhtnery
madeaud repairing promptly “tended to.
KAI-Ill? GARDBNRBS.
JENNINGS A WATRRBURY. S. N. berries and all
gatdeuprodncelnsesmu for thewhole-lelrade.
muss.
A IODILIABKIT 7!) Wall st, N. WILWardwall
...bsnl vssl. lstub. luttooand poultry.
AVISON. A. In Iainst. N. meanfrulls. vegeta
biea. oysters. clsats.aud
ascsllops, butter.
.elc.
new.
BINNR'I‘T A HUSTBD utcatsth‘ .013“... lob
avers. clans. fruits. 118 Nb. Iain
11188311.. DANAO 1! Iain at. N. choice-eats,
poultry. lsh. vegetables.etc
BRl'i'I'O'S CKNTRAL IARKIT. a Water at, N.
I.eats.vegetables fruits. poultry,» sllowest prize;
euh .
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Mammal“. 11:11:23.. REIGN.“ o aim.
omenowhgcmwghm nus.
92.988998331282. '9
abpsrlslty.
W‘-
IAI‘QAIBIN. “I.“W 18.3.cholcs
mmoysmvemshhaamm
PlOKllINGJi. S. lumwopschooihomlll
sombm'uooa. 3‘me as. a
strictly mummy- amt-lit '
Ill'l'll'il WASHINGTON MARI“. U Wash
“sum hemandposltryfcrfa-llytrads.
SP1LLAN2.J.W.m1.ort-srdst.ls N. wagosrsas
datlyallothhstown. ha 811
WAD W. Sherbet. M
walf'pntsoftowuwttblnahashssdt latest:
“1,“ WNW ”lame”.
IAIIILIANDGIANIII.
mPW.W-tw N. Wotan:
“pantie-d nblswb‘r'h'akodsslwla mun.
mvnmt. W. who‘ll. hiss-dust
mammal-sumac.
IASOIISHANDWIllln-Dm
11811011 m .18 arlsve.a.lt.ankhtdr
er Emmanuel. Ills-v
summon avasua. .
anus. hummus.
Im%&8Wunl.t Jobbing
wuo slim 1t. Allkiadsof
LA I. W113“ It.
stcss
mash: ire-tymg—ry.
nun
pads
mansamaa.
maawmmv. smug-a.
amused: rum
lass-1e '
outta-h
“ Emu “11 N J 0. Dollies. mu,“
CM 16 . .
lamps. plan. rowansst shard.
M! AND I”!!! BOOM; .
uni-owxu. sawmill-11h"
"wont? mt. anus-1.31:1-
wwmuwr
tannins antral-mes 11.1.9“
stun N
ufl.mum& littlest-y.”
...... mu"°.'.99m.9.......
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ta. Nutrients-1.0.1.3. may
mmtnssumrmp. 191me Pkuo
agonnms. UNIS! mans
unmovosatumssmam. Vocalis-
mJlNNll I. North anus, N
8 .
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SA teachers!
8%. summer-9rd...
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m xonx— manila.
We Orders left a lodwsll’a Ina,
”4Was 8,3
LOCKWOO datum 8!. Greg.
ory'4sNopNewYork1890mst.‘ '
I" a SICOND-BAND rum-runs.
PODMO WI.underSs1vstlonAr-tn
OYiflBPlAerBSANDDm
BRLLBIRAN P. 0.1101111. 8. 18.th
shipperoioystersaudelatns.
01111111.th iootof S.N.wholo
Ialedcslerlultteoyslernw‘
norv. w. n‘. a. 8078.138 Wars on. of
when-gluten. expats: *and wmle
REED 8 IIOUSIAN. 1M wastes 3. MI
Nurwalk oystas.
andshtpprsof
VANNAl‘infiJ. Loco. P 0. holes. N
clams, w bolessleandretail
PATTERNS AND HODBLS.
NORWALR PATTERN W0 Chas. 11. Ais-
thorpe prop, Rive-rude :38. Stores.“
and [lot rFurnace especially. Sole
agent further celebrated Carton furnace.
man‘s. on: AND cuss.
PROWI'I‘T, J. '1'. sblalnsl.N. Jewctt'ahda.
InsuryaudWadswm-thstaixcdpaintp.
RAYMOND BROS. JewettgAtlaudcand Buddy's
Lead. CslcnltsoilssndAvorillChetulcaiPalo
SIITR.W.11.&CO.15t17Waterst.N. agent
orifiugtnsnklartinez ezts.psiu
rapes assumes.
rut-new. Water mwtu N. too
and It. . mu.
PRODWI'I'I'.” filaluagN. windowshades.
Hollands. unmet:
TAYLORA 00.2Lls1ust,ll. alsohardware,
palm. oils. Melc-
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKHAN. C A. 11 lain st,N. Instantaneous
process. Chlldrensphoros ly.
NORTH. G. S 78Waahttt .N mull-ll
only and that the best. m l!
READAIAN 17.11 Gazette bu .N. Chbiue
photographs Wper dos; coo- doc 81.59.
PIANO ’I'U’Nllii AND “PAIR-38.
BENIN-1&0. l7. Lockwood 11:11. N. Alaodnlerlu‘
pianos. organs. sheet music, etc.
.ttsrtlnnn’s
t den."
«we
7'.
FESDAY AUGUST 26,1890.
..ts-u—r—
mm .
WALL STREET ’WIDENDIG.
it upon:
Ill 00!. [Sill sins
Vans-1a W lapse-sad in Regard
to Bapadla Id Damages—n: llasrisg
Arum-ad until frilly .msou.
The hearing of the property owners
interested in the widening of Wall street
was held yesterday afternoon in the
Court a Burgessw room. The follow
ing property owners were present: James
. WRyart, Burr Smith, James lltchsll,
Dr.J G. GngoryaudGN. Wood. The
new line.“ now laid out.take: three
feet Iron the west end of the latchford
mam ties 1%”th 61 the
natural building. mmwmupun
by 11.8» Blsacsn J: Wflflystt thought
that the damages exceeded the benefits
by some 02.000.13orr Smith said the
dent-gr: were about 34,500; J antes Mitch-
ell put them at about 85,000, and Dr.
Gregory thought that the damsgcs would
not exceed the benefits over $500. These
estimates were irrespective of what it
would cost. to repair the building: After
being cut oil. In regard to the assessments
Messrs. Wood sud Hyatt suggested that
onevhsli of the benefits bemused on
the adjacent property and one-half on
the borough at large, but Moons. Smith
and Mitchell thought that all of the bone
file should be assessed on the borough,
Dr. Gregory then proposed accusing the
property 60 per cent. and the borough at
large 40 per cent. The line of the 11de
cent property extends from the Masonic
budding lo the foot of Mill bill. on Wall
street; on Main street to the corner of
Hoyt street. and on Water street to the
Dsnbury and Norwulk Railroad track.
The meeting adjourned uulil Fnday
afternoon.
IOONLIGII’I' SAIL.
A Pleasant Trip to Bsyvllle, 1.. 1.. on
tho lodea.
A jolly party of excursionists left Bell
Island last evening for u moonllght sail
to Bayville, LL. on the steamer “Ho-
'l'ne trip across the sound was
scoompzrnied with much pleasure as the
evening was pleasant and Glover’s orches-
tra furnished fine music. Alberton d:
FLASH“! MILLS
RANDALL. MINER D. EN. All kludsofwood
workstretalloriorthotnde.
00., WWII uwcmmsn.
audgasdtttug.
NASH..P.BABRO..corlalnsndWeststs.S..N
Ptumblugand pamrsupaud heaters
NORWALK HORSl RAILWAY 00. me
114mm ldwlnGJI “mm
[21111211 A
Plumbing.stcats
AKIN. JOBN11.8I:last.N brains-ten for
- gusbbing
. ‘7?ch
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB N. Washington at, next to P. 0
SN yforsaie.housestorettt.(sccadv.1
MORRKIA & L' ROMMEDIKU, 95 Washington st,
8. N. selling, renting sudcollec collecting.
WILSON. o. R. Gazette bldg. N. Investments and
money to loan. Also instance writtut in best
companies at the lowest rates.
WOODWARD E. A. No. Maillot. S. N. houses 0
rent and building lot: for rah.
nm'rAunAm
snumswuern N. warntueslsstaii
hours. dinner 25c.
HENRY 8 1680. Main ans. N. The bastacdlunr-r
in the city. Board by thedsy orwoek
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDRRW B. A SON. thnbington S
Hydraulic and Civil engineers I“
SCHOOLS. (Private)
Bulb's.“n KISS INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard :1. N
Youuglsdi es boardisgaud duscy
NORWALK IILITABY INSTITUTI. N. Pranks.
Roberta. principal. (.‘ltcnhros
IlAD. Ira. IIIllaide,N Dayaadm boarding school
for girls and young ladies. Fit: for any coll].
orcoursecotu min itself. 7:11qu
rutory altar New York artists etup ed“ in
musical department. Special advantage or the
the study art. and elocntlott.
Springtertu April Circulars will be
sent upon a ion.
SEWING IAGIIINIS.
81“]me I. to SowlamsnSN "Wheelersnd
Wtbou" and “Household." needles. oil. Ill-ib-
noun. Repairing : specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND 111108. sewers built. water pipe: laid
excavating. filling. grading. landscape gardening.
81102 MANUFAC’I‘URIIS.
LOUNSBURY IA’I'IIRWSON ck CO 8.11.1.1:
020. llWllDACO. Megan-W113;
ts. and 77 Water at. 8 W1”,
Ianufactursrs of lsdlts' stiasss’ and children's
Insfootwenforlhsreta‘tltrads.
IIIIB’l-WAIUI‘I AND owns-wuss.
IiU'l'CiliNllON.COL2A CO. Norwalk.Nisork
:nderdgspahOoua.
smmm's 000m
tackle. “nutrition. etc.
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DYNA-81111i TICK" AGIN'I‘S.
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tickets, peaslos agent, notary pu le. etc.
LAYTON. JACOB N. Washington st. next to P. 0.
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muomzuomt n urinal-v3... a N. as»
Isysrofoouersta walks.
lAYlOND 11200. blue. brown, Greenwich and
mum. Manda-bl: mm.
mm RANGE AND mm.»
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tom .1. W. is W a. 8.8. stoves.
mil-I. III-I’m store to
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sum. SYLVl’xi'llt. mw as at
erp.S.11.stovas‘.raa¢ss,plst etc.
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Co. furnished refreshments that were
parlaken of with s relish that 8“611j)y-
ed. It was mtdntght when the party re
turned home. Among those who com-
posed the party were the following: In.
and Mrs. Shuldice, Rev. A. S. Gumbart
and family. Dr. and lira. E. C. bison,
Kr. and Ira. Brown. Mr. and lira. For
ter. Kr. and lire. Birch. Mr. Rodrigue,
Miss Briskerboil. Bart Pitch and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Taylor. The sons and
daughters of many of these people was
present and assisted In making the aflsir
one of great enjoyment.
last Norwalk'a Big Boosts
The several new streets laid out In East
Norwslk within the past few years. has
lastly disproved the oft-repeated asaer
tion that Norwslk real estate to ”dead."
Since Myrtle avenue was opened
througbt land owned by J. P. Bennett,
lying between Brest avenue and Songs.
tuck avenue. no less than twenty-eight
lot: have been sold on that street,sud all
but two of these were sold since the first
of March. Contractor D. A. Newcomb
is going ahead with the work of grading
the lull through which Ilyrtle avenue
but hl‘rn o xtendrd and When completed.
It will hi' it drcidral improvement to that
section. In Vlrw of the extensive better-
ment» nuw in progress by the Consoli-
dutul road and lht- probable opening of
more “nets. East Norwslk's prospects
for tho cooling your appear to be bright
Uallorrua All-pull.
Old Well Hook 3 Ladder company
held so adjourned meeting last evening
for tho purposa of sdopttng a uniform It:
wear at the coming firemen'a parade st
Poncho-m. The main-r was thorough-
ly dlpcosaed sort the sort selected we: as
follows: Bin: putts, white flsnnel shirts
and regulation cap and belt. White
pants were favored by some but blue
ones were finally adopted.
At the meeting of Putnam Hose rout-
psny calico for the same purpose it was
voqutusdopl; uniform of blue with
fro” ”1"“ its: received the
WW m1: e,1llerit.Regnlallob esp:
will also be 7146111.
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has Didn't Dis-o the lions.
Contractor Dan Connolly and his home
were hard at work on Stevens street yes~
terday, when the animal stopped tutu a
hornets’ near. The hornets use in
swarms. covering the pro: beast and
stluginghint several times. This was
more than the bores could stand and he
started on a wild rampage down Stuart
avenue, arse-biog the cart and dsuolhh-
lng the burden. When he was captured
and brought back. Dsn gave vent to his
feelings in the following language:
“ll—d ii I blame you. Peacock; I’d do
the realign-ts self. ”
After Statio- ago-e Smaller: lousy.
When Station Agent Smalley arrived
stilts depot to South Wilton on Sunday
more”. Winond that his allies had
been borglsrxaed, an entrance having
been gained by breaking the glass in one
«of the windows. The ticket case and
money drawerhad been forced own and
tickets and papers were summed about
thedoor. 'l'ha must: oi the
Mumps» was absurdity cast: is
“palates had a few old using valued at
less a dollar. wasall that was taken.
whats
rtrs mu "flaws trons.
lotus Interesting Posts About the lids:
' is long Island Sound.
The United Statesstsalusr Plait Hawk.
which anchored in the lower harbor last
week, was visited by a party of ”walk
psople, who were oottrteoualy shows
about the boat and had many of the
scientific appliances explained to them.
The steauter has been engaged all this
season in looking after the oyster in-
dustry and in a series of interesting ex
perimeuts which have largely added to
the present knowledge of marine tub»
jecis and substances. The Fish Hawk is
supplied with apparatus for analyzing
the water and measuring its density. the
motions of the tides. etc. An interesting
that has Ms mucus “the
low of the tides in Long Bound.
It appears that at the Muller bf the
Sound the tide. near the bottom, flows
inward for one and one-half hdurs before
it begins to flow in the same direction at
the surface.
A very ingenious piece of mechanism
has been invented by syottng mart st»
inched to the scientific corps of the Fish
Hawk. It i9 made of sheet copper in
shape not much unlike: fish and is about
four feet long. It is, when in use, sus-
pended from the end of s twenty-foot
spar rigged to the side of the steamer
and extending at right angles with her.
This is to make the action oi the rus-
chine entirely independent of currents
that might be caused by the steamer.
The head or the portion oi this mechani-
cal fish where the bend ought to be, con
sists of s delicately made revolving
screw or wheel, not unlike. in construct-
ion and shape, the propelling screw of
the steamer. When this fish is lowered
into the water it turns its head to-
wards ths current and is held in
that position by the tail, which serves
the purpose of a rudder. Within the
body of the fish is placed delicate
machinery which registers the 1070'
lotions made by the revolving screw, and
the rapidity of the revolutions is trans-
mitted to the laboratory on the steamer
by so ingeniously constructed electrical
apparatus. The Fish Hawk is provided
with tanks and hatching jars for the
propagation and transportation of fish, a
department of scientific industry in
which she has been largely engaged.
Her officers report the oyster “set" this
year as being largely in excess: of the
“set" of any previous year in the lost
decade.
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Let the louvedy ho Thorough.
Having been called upon to sign a
petttlon to the city council, for such
action on their part that will stop rail.
road locomotives whistling in the busio
tress centre of the city. and not having
time to read the whole of said petition,
not not sure that it covers the whole
ground necessary to put a stop to the
terrible noises which theoperslion of the
two rntlroads cause within a few
hundred feet of the station. 01 these
noises. the principal one: are three.
First, the blowing of locomotive
whistles at all times of day sud
night and for all sorts of pur
poses, the blowing off steam by trains.
especially freight, at the stand pipe, sud
the switching of freight cars ill the night
season. which is done especially on the
Dsnbury and Norwslk track every night
with wide open throttles, rendering
sleep Impossible to anyone residing near
the railway station. This Iong‘conlinued
switching is caused by sifting out freight
car: going up the road from the one old.
tog furnished by the Consolidated for all
cars going up the Danbury rosd. and for
all cars coming down said road. both
loaded and empty. This switching oc-
curs between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock
in the early morning. 1 am told that
when the extension of the Danbury road
we: made to Wilson Paint, that a pro-
[10911100 was made by a competent super-
intendeut, on some portion of the Con
solidsted, that would have effectually
stopped nine-tenths of this swrtching.
which proposition was accepted by the
committee having charge of buildtug the
said extension, and the necessary throe-
throw switch, etc.. ordered and partly
completed, when an officer of the New
Haven road in higher authority refused
to have the connection. made. This
ohmic becaqsirrd Ramadan. is: rail
road commissioners are hem as them
canto so doubt that they .w'tll order
the original agreement carried out.
As to locomotive whistling, if not rule»
takes the Railroad Commissioners once
cums here by request of the council. and
agreed that it should be stopped; but
when their order was issued it was total-
ly unltke such agreement and only dis-
continued the blowing of locomotive
whistles for the lonros street crossing
for up and down trslusl The blowing
of whistles has greatly increased of late.
and is constantly increasing. by new
orders from headquarters.
The erection of tits unsightly water
tank. nearly in front of the most costly
basins. blocks in this city, was bad
enough, but the placing of the stand- pipe
for up trains to take water. near the
croduuoi Waahtngtousud Halo streets.
soutatlbsplloloimssngiuaaresohths
plsuked crossing is a positive outrage on
this mutually. as the noise made by
suglsrs for thsioug line they remain
there is distracting tosli person nearby,
and exceedingly drum to the travel-
ing public lsvslticlss. Tbsctly cannot
afford to allow this to be longer snails-
bun-yaw“:
would is
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SUMMER SAUM‘EMNGS
PEOPLE WHOM All "BEING IIIBI
All mm 1
Whore Norwslkss: 01o to may M
I'm—”manhole“
Mia-bliss Mike‘s-hint
rte-it‘ll», 1 East Norwslk. u visit-
ing' to Daiburyw
lira. R. .1. Sawyer hvlsitittg friends
at Portland, la.
lire. Charles 0 0. Balls starts tilt
week for Stratoga. ""
lire. James '1'. Ellis of New Haremia
the guest of friends in Darle'n.
lira. Dr. W. p. 311;”,de
it VWW'“ 1'1.qu
Frankie Tyre]? of
gwwmu’v‘es‘tn’ilm
u, N.
iii:- lisyBatesof Bethe! is visiting
lilo: Carrie Taylor tn East Norwalk.
Miss lisry Turney, of Norwich, is the
guest of relatives on Wilton avenue.
Mrs. Ann: Arnold. of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is visiting relatives on West avenue.
George Ward Selleck and wife are
spending a few days at Ocean Grove.
Frank Scoville, who to visiting friends
in Brooklyn, is expected home this even-
lug.
Ilia: liay Wilcox of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is visiting Miss Kitty Ferris of Barley-
1011.
lites Belle Raymond, of Dsnbury is
the guest of lites Grace Jennings in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Way, of Hartford,
are the guests of relatives on East
avenue.
W. J. Finney, of the firm of Fiuney d:
Benedict, ts spending a week at Corn-
wsll Bridge.
Misses Amy sud Minnie Wixon leave
town on Friday for a six weeks’ trip to
Pennsylvania.
Miss Clara Nickerson, of East Haven,
is the guest of her grandparents on
Chapel street.
Mia Carrie Atwood. of North avenue.
has returned from a visit to West Ran-
dolph, Vs rmont.
Editor Jones, of the Westporter, and
his wife, went on the excursion to Sara
toga yesterday.
Ed Hoyt, Fred Walters, William Joyce
and Ed Fauton are at Trinity Lake on a
fishing excursion.
Miss land, Emily and Grace Parker-
lou, of Brooklyn. N. Y., are the guests
of borough friends. .
limes Garcia and Aggie Roflmn of
New York city are the guests of Miss
Medea Atlanta" In this city.
H. 8 Seward and family have returned
to Syracuse, after u two weeks’ visit
with Rev. Dr. Seward of this city.
lira. D. S. Olds. mother 0“). E. Old:
of Wilson Point, has gone to Ixeuox and
Pittsfield for a few weeks’ sojourn.
lite. Ferd Buyer and her two sons,
Cltfl’ord sud Charlte, have returned from
their summer vacation in Ridgefield. .
Miss Med: Adams has returned to her
bottle in this city after having spent a
few weeks with friends in Daubttry.
William Benedict. and old resident of
Norwalk, now of Wisconsin. to in town
for A few days visiting and calling on
his old friends.
The Misses Nellie sud May McQueen
and the Misses Underhill of Brooklyn,
N. Y are the guests of Miss Helen
Smith, at No.1 Belden avenue.
Councilman Cutbill returned from his
vacation yesterday. which he has enjoy-
ed to Brewster. Ridgetleld. Daubury and
other towns. His family remain: in
Dsnbury.
A. .1. Porter. assistant secretary of the?”
Housstonic R. 11., who h‘ many friends
in this city. has returned from his voca-
tion and is once more performing his
duties at Bridgeport.
lites Nellie Which, of 91erlden;liiss
Mamie Newson, of New York city. and
Ilia: Susie Cooney. organist at St. Rose’ a
church, listiden, are guests of Thorns:
Gooey. of Harbor avenue.
Ex- Collector John C. Byxbse. of 11er-
den. who ll well- known in this city, left
for Colorado and Kansas Saturday. lie
will be shssst several sucks. it” I: said
the habillt of Maison. Iheotktrs Dyxbss,
who Ill: been running the hotel at Aspen,
Ool. harlot been very gooaoi Isle. and
this fact may have had touch to do with
Dr. Dyxbeo's departure just now.
UP 'l'llll IIOUSATONIC.
News and Gossip of tho Day is South
wow. and visa-try.
fir. and Bro. William Ayers and
daughter and tilt: Ans: Marriage.“
Elizabeth, R. 1.. who have been board-
ing with Ira. Forbes. returned home on
looday.
R. I. Olststcsd, manager of the 2m-
pirs and Bay State Telegraph ofllue, st
Cannons. visited relativeais town Sun-
day.
Jack. William and Harry lsglsy. who
have bash attending school at the Lan-
brrl Academy the past threey years,
have returned their home In New
York.
W. W. Farllu, oilllllabeth, NHL.
spout Saturday and Sunday with his
father-tuber. Alex Bushes.
Thomas loOIssu has accepted a posi-
tlosiuDsrlsuaodwlli move blatantly
to that” thiswssk
W“
--A waster: sailor lost tea
is fiat:
Winnipenk; 1::th ..
as
Its.
-| In
Convention 01! lull:- 4-»...
Birmingham next v
(leery, of New
uccttcut, willrssd Ilia
months ending July 1
July 1 last was 3.299, a
teen from thst given in
divided among the
follows: New Haven,
3; Litchfield.3; Tollsnd, 4:
A lmllltton 'm m um
sory on all who handles
olic Total Abstinence . '
Attorney James P. Bree, oh
is president of the benefit
the Knights of Columbus.
lN’I‘llTAIN .
Speaking of Peckt ’ 1.
moth Uncle Tour's Osiris
duction of two Topsys and l
s ded’ded novelty, and kept
Butuosmsllshsrsof pub_
ed to Eva’s pony, “Prion,
msl being ridden by
scenic effects were perfectly
has secured for Music Hal
evening, the 29:: lost.
“A Royal Pass." will.
Staley as the star, macro
Star, plav and r 4241 St -
gre'lt 31.1119”me they be
attraction may be looked .Im
the boat that will viii n .
Hall on the evening of . - .
“Say. I found a small arts: 01
the other dsy, advertised the
show himself; now I prom”?
money for my own private- “
made to me yesterday, and
my mind a fact that is not
of money found. Probably-oh:
people know of s statute,wa
money of less value than ‘6,
in fourteen days aim the Iltttlllfl
description of the article found.
owner does not claim his
log all expenses aiming
posting, shall be entitled b
not carrying out thlslsw. but
people are there who do ill-o
At the stats mm
Catholic Total
The actual men:
There are fifty
Fsirfield. 8; I! 3! é
vention asking that it
benefit association
It to organized somewlnl Oil
Iaguificsm '
Boston Herald recently .111!“
tors in one continual roar d >
osthetic donkey 'M "
This' to the company that
“a SET-I..." .
reports a very meritorio-
ed, and slihongh new to
The play will be MM»
flow III! It" 0! u!
the owner has failed to M
the proper caper? ” This
known in regard to lb. legal
Inst any perms who finds a
to be M in the town MD
in twelve months. the town. If“
mains. There is a penalty
Democrat
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Dunne, came to that city
the purpose of in '
Sunday they looked her mph.
many admiring cont spunv
pesrsnce. They do not
Rogsts' exalted opinionath ‘
hlsown bosl.aud fly 1““ 11
slurred one of the
Boston yaohtsof has...
It is whispered that the“
visit they be amassed
lug chsllengslatdy hard-
dots Francis L. Darrin.
conclude to pit washes: m
Rival for a good rotted 1 1
taluly not be the .
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