NUMBER 828.
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- Wis-latter
DIRECTORY
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“savings: audios mesh good-'3!!!
mxiznnomh at Gus Pitzer‘ s, 17 Pinon
BANKS.
OINTRAL NATIONAL BANXJ'he,
my 14,1“).
mum'm’i- EL u w. mgmt;
ONAL BANLTho. “Washington
CITY “A“ Capital flair!» surplus 312:
preddmt; J'aoob bl ‘Iay
S. N.
wo. 11.
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AIRFIKLD COUNTY NATIONAL
PM Wall N tart. Cloud
0 .Pr:s't.. Jams-W. “guises vioo-presi. wii;
COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The,“
in storm
.Craw, vice
NATIO;NA1. BANK OF 7NORWALK. m, 51 Wall
lal ”10,006.. Eben-
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mmfi' 'Dfi'g‘mlm “
Fitch, W. F.
W G. Thomas, BIL ”:06
,hlannfscinrers',
0. E. Wilson, 1!. W.
Bishop. Bankers', Herc
W and Family accounta are solicited.
NORW ALK SAVINGS 03%.].th ,‘I’ifiw' “1,3,1;
ts arm, s as
gepflltiilmg, rest. .. B.B 8%ufurd, vice- -.;prest
17:. ,treas.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVIINO‘S“ BANK A331, gs:
Wu .flamm‘fimlfitwfl tress. Interest
. Honey loaned on mortgage.
BEEP, (“1:01“th
SOUTH NORWALK um CO. 8. N. Hammond
MM mp'mcomNzii-m sen d
lame A; onr’s an
TERRY, WI. ., bimband
BILL P031123 AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTONJ. F. Post oillce boxdilb, N. Circulars
folded in over tooo Sunday papers.
BLACKSIIITHS.
C GBOTfootBsymondstJN. flow
I 153100: BUILDERS.
BELLGEO. dr 0. P.0box53d.s.N. bulkier:
hangings“ loumlntione,etc
' noo'r AND 5110]! DEALERS.
;, BROWN, II. S. No. lainst s. N. customWorksnd
atyapcuai
BABVBYJL ll. Nam lain at,s. N. spacialnesin
mines-inn
SODAUEJOIINASOIN‘h 86 Washington at. 8.N.
Aatgoodaaaortnient owpricea
BOOT AND 3110!: REPAIRING.
workman andpmlnpll! dons.
noonémns AND “sanitize.”
man, J. ARTHUR. N. card manna ng.w
anion-sum minim m
' I GBTO as Washington
PLAISTIDS Mill and“ “mm"
fl3103maa.itltii,(Wcmd and Fungi-l“
Wnerst, LN. manufacturer
“APP "' bazaar: Generalshopjobbing.
“3011-9130 “TRIALS-8 N. also
mJOIIN II. It. Washington It.
Hummpipghyauawmtc.
(DIAS. T. Water at, N. kick of all
WWW. hit.etc.,also blue
mire
30ml. DWI. 80:3. to"; PM
“ON BUTTER 110113an to
Dice, wish undo of all dilercnt
S. unites, im ’ and dammit. All
3. A. Osborn,
ANN, KmWallst,N. Carri-graham
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“.Naflo-dcarrisgefurnlshmga
GABPINTIBS AND BUILDIBS.
CROW JAM O.ahopAna at, S. N. calm-tea
gisvn. ' prinptlystumdedto.
1031016.“ A. n'l‘uloravuinr, 3.1!. Jobbing
pas-p01 sttcndsdto.
353mm], Baud-Iv mill. LN. Iodsrn
nathiaqyrfi'nxbyoheappowermabieamstogivc
Iowlgsrca. .Iarpvkaapagialuty. of
m ates mm scrum
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milat hottomboardsdienc hcsmscka.
Jobbingdonnxstimawsgiveo. Telephone 51-6.
moonsnwisommsx. Jobbing
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Wahmsodwamli. Stanwood working,
animus. mm. m’l’elsphoosnunherm
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momma 31.!)le
sumwnaco. 15&17Watcrat.N.urrIsgs
woodwwork, ”aback.
mun AND mm
m! K. ”MLSJL mm.
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mwsr‘ iris-ram.
DRUGS AND WOALQ.
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, I.
onday nrs
GREGORY, J. O. saw-no.1 Inabllsbal lab.
Wholesaleand retail. Popularpr‘ioes.
R1008 JOHN A. 1) Iain “.N. Palm-Ill)
Ilvc didmutpuf perfumes
mum’shm Washington film“; W
DBYWDB.
who}... ” ”warm...
mind "It"
BANKS, LKMahackemo IlotclblookJ. N. dry-
goods, notions, gloves. etc. Underwearaapecialty.
BKNNETTHJ P.19Iainst.N.1luslneasutab—
liahed over forty-two years.
“If DEGRNAN A sum uwdmmnms. N
goods mpeta, etc. Iseead
scorim's norm 3 Gazette bldg, N to Wash
ingionst,8. N. (SeesdvcrtiscmenL)
STREET. EDWARD. 5 (lactic bldg.N Dry
goods, fancygoods. notionsand h.osisry
“PRESS COMPANllmls. s
ADAMS EXPIRES CO odlco rai station,
N.nudAthllstN.1kprua forwarders to all
pans of thew Passenger train service. Low
rates. Icster Bunt,sgent.
EXPRESOMEN.
BOSTON A BRUNDAGB, ollice at Benedict's, 43
Wall st, N Our motto, “prompt attention.‘
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS, ,fnmitnre and
pianos moved. have ordersat loisted s, S. N
SHERWOOD, W. W, N. siste st poswihce and
Halo s Careful and prompt service.
IXTBACTS. ”“083. no.
BYXBEB, lv‘. 9. ACO. villain st, N. lisnnfaetur-
ers of Scodcld‘s celebrated Ilavoring extracts.
NORW ALK EXTRACT C0. N. manufacturers of
due extracts. 1-13. Ambler.
FEBTILIZEBS.
RAWOND BROS. Bradley a super- phosphate,
is] mannres. land plaster, ground bimo.wood :5:
SMITH. W. 11. AGO. Water at N. iagents forWil—
liamsClsrk 4 Co. a standardfertil
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
shapes in stock,
mfifflufimmwwr chimney flue lini'pccnga
FISH. OTHERS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNTA ZELUFI’ 60me st. 8. N line
flail, oysters, clams. fruits, game, vegetables etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON, JOBNB. d21‘aylor avenue, 8. N. Also
RAYMOND BROS. contracts: for dag. concrete
mphlt: “cementum walks. '
HIDBIDA 31m AND “01‘ WAT“
“KATE“
film, WJI. t 00. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.
11.0113. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND on" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
failtonlcit.
‘BOIIRDIBU. DMcsatendostshington
L stbrldgaTbecholceatoffamliydourkept.
RAYNOND BROS. hay. straw, flour and feed in
,load.carorcargolots.
RIDNILLDHMCrofooiallose. Gramcholc
mndfmgrahamandryellour.
FLORISTS.
BKRG, PAUL. Woodward Phoum S. N. plants, cut
downrsandnrnnmentai picceamade
P. 5 ard Unloncgmt‘tcry
6123!?th W “:wa workospociaity.
eN. nosrthe Bedding
muuLchi songs”. 1 and floral .3“ all kimu
as ‘1 SN .0: ldastaud
8. I50. Main“), 0
SMTEJOENW in inn Vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, etc. Floralworkof allkindsaspxialiy
aaddor're promptly.
"811111183 DEALER: end)
COLRIAN,TIIIODORR.WsahingIou ,(ssst
Purnimmlwkingglanpictnn: hammers: .
ORAN k durum“. as lainsi.N. (Bay
mood'soldstandin-Sse advertizufln st,
0ND GKO new-tun. lain
l”1‘1"”ourdoorsabovcoldstore. N
STOW DAVID mumsndmfimldnsgs.
Mohandas-rs
(1A0 LIGHT WHANIIS. l9
NORWALK GAB LIGHT COIPANY.odIos
WuamN. Gssforllghgbcatandpowsr
(inked: omispcr babel. Coal Tar three dol-
hupubarrekpackagocx
ommmoissais.)
IIOLIRS a “MILO-Mil Wall stN. wholo
saic.grocess.dour y. etc.
BKLLRCKBR 5.11m lbWall at, N. wm
groceradonr .ed,grain, honour.
OWENS. N.
BROWNJ W114»! to Washington at, B. sols
agents tscfovcelsbvalrdl'armlngton ctterreamerybu
BROKE CONRAD. I“ Wflhlnglon st, 5.1V.
antagonists-and andprovinoos.
aunts, ss. II. snow-sorts IiuchInsUNo.
'lainst. gull. ubiedslloaciesiorianiiyuads.
PINNKGANAO'IIIILLY. Ida lain st, N. dour.
Issd,hay,straw,cosimdw wood.
IINNXYtllKNIDICTleaII stLNJs-wud
.wc’st gmmsmm
isn't Lonny-m
“film'ncmwmw
”imam unflfimkn
umfimzco. use. insists. it one
L'IlollllnlxilmllNlflsa‘csstcndotW
MW MM ,a
1100“. BABNAN, Nina" lain “at, near West. 3. II
Inc floor. fasten.
NEW YORK TBA 60.. fl m“Iain at, N. «I. Dollar-—
Team and spices"
mwoxsm;a:émstn a
W 11, I. “W 3.1!. W
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‘nuarisrs foroslsbratsdeswm N. 'unnodgooub‘
Will.“ CHAS. 11.5 alist. Granary t-
tablsdsllcacisa,l‘rnl mats.
M's-rm runs. Ol'l‘lt'fl 0n
dwalPflJ. flomossguN. alsofonasrs
BART”. 311313.500. 7,1091 I...
1" ofplssalsklns,
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN ., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27.1890.
mnwanawnowmr.
PIOWI'I'I'. J Edward]. Ilgbtkardwaassnd
curispparfa.
W.ll.l00-l§andl’f at! 3.1a!!!-
321.750 W i.
WT W. O Inflollfllmtl. with.
are... «......
DWYIIIJ' 1!.8Wall N sidebars.
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andrspslrlngnsatlydgi'a.
B0383 3110338.
MONA]. toms. No. iron at, 5.x
willingly“
toahoclng drivingditrottiiuhorsts.
HOTELS.
momma-in Elam
plamrnvtaursntat
GERIANIA traumas ItsihosdplaoaGsorgs
b,piupriatur.
NOBWALK 11 D 811m 11.11. depot.
0 110131..wa 8.3.110“
WW WW” Wm
nomwggxlsmggogna.
mpg.“ aahIr-tgtoa -. crockery.
' IOIDBAI’LERS. ’
“1011:0150 B."deen Point Farm"SN also
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDOBALOCKWOOD,9Isinst,N.1nsur-
auoeandreslcatatcinallitalwanehsam toPO
LAYTONJACOBH. Washington“
SN. die. platcglassmoridaitandliiem Isoeadv.)
W001). WLoor. lainandeistaN. Real
Investments. loansuagotla tod.ctc.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN. ‘5 A 47 Washington at,
8..N Real Batatcsrid Insurance
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. (20.. S 8.1!-
Ilomtnsdieuagui Washington «,8 N.see ad.
IETROPOIJTAN 1.1173 INS 00. ll) Washington
at,8. N. I". J. Grubb. asdstnitsuot.
NORWALK FIRE INS 00.. N. In successful
business since 1800.1“ outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIYII INS. CO The, No. 45 Washing-
tonst,S. N. no. French..asst. snpeiniemlent
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUPURD R. B. luouic bl 6% Bonds
liddlrwcx banking and qulinb N't' gs Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. ll. A: CO. 15 and 17 Water at, N.
springs, axles, cur-rings hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
KE'RRITTW E. M 5‘: and 66 Water st, N. iron work
c
Thu DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
at, s. N. Wm. II. iloyi, proprietor.
"ION FOUNDIILEO.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwslk Iron Works
00.. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELEBS.
FIRMS. A. s. 89 80. Main st. SN. op. City Hotel.
B.N. line watch repairing a specialty.
HOY'I'. 11.3. is No. Main st, 8. N. strictly drstclass
good-tail ow prim
JACKSON, MORAND. 58Wallst, N. watches,”
blonds, ctc.1'tne watch repairing a spuzialty.
11001) 11. 8. diamonds, watches jewelry,siiverand
plst ware, repairing sspseiaity. as Main at, s. N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E room 3 Masonic b‘ d g. Wall
st, borough. Notary and lfeollls
FROST. 110881! 8 No. Haiti at,” notary, legal
business of all kin carefully attondodio
IIURLDUTT .l. BILLDIIN. rooms!) and 6 Gazette
building all st, borough.
as N notary
LIGHT. JORN H.103 w
commissioner of deals for ew Yorkstato
LOCNWOOD EDWARD N moral Gazette bids,
Attorney. notary and pensions
smomt. JOIIN 8. room 8. Pslrdcid Co. Nat.
Bank building,N .Connseilnr atla
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml lasanic building. Wall
at, borough.
umr BTABLES.
DANN. 110ch ll. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables Odioe No. 8 River It,
GREGORY, GEO. s 14 Knight st.N. Pins turn
outs aspeciaiiy. Telephone 38-3.
[.0011 MANUFACTURERS.
1%(1KWO0D “HEALTUBING CO. Day at, 8.
oi'llcol as Pearl at; New York office so Reader-t;
Chicago once 19 Lakest.
NORWALK LOCK CONPANY, S. N New York
odioeillchsmberaat. Locks and bulltlers‘ hard-
ware: designm; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in brunno,brass iron.
LUKBEII DEALERS.
J. 9 Water at. N. All kinds of lnmbsrdo
to any point by rail, team or renal.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK 1110B WORKS 00.1%.er at,
null. , S. N.
aodbrasa Babbitt Instaim rs»
pairs for manufactorles steamboat:
500mm. W]. A. Knight at. N. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attcoded to.
MARKET GARDENS”.
JENNINGS A WATKRBUIIY. S. N. berries and all
nidcnwodnceinacauai for thswholcsalstrade.
mum
A IODBLIANKRT, so Wall-t, N,Wm.WardweIl,
prop, beef, vssi.lainb, mnttooandpooltry.
VINON, A. Imlalnat. N. mosterulis isvagsta.
Abis-s, oysters, clams. and swallops, butter,
eggs. canned goods. etc. lab lob-
BENNETT A HOSTED. meals,
.frniis Has 0. Iain-d; imi. ’
DIESEL, DANAO. 12 Halo at, N. choice-teats.
poultry. llh. Wm m
SIII'I'I'O'S CENTRAL IARKRT own... at N
Heats. vegetables, fruits. poultry, at lowest pricea.
CARR. WILLIAI ll. Benedict Parmmar 1N
Pinslimcaunss vsgetablu—lowlsateash on.
YARNNUI‘ON J. A. Infill, ”dossiers,
vegetables. fruits. butter,ota.. It.
GKISTJJEO. Bc'bsatunt st, 8. N. choice strata,
vfegetabla, mitotic. Iowancash
BAYISM FIRD 13 No. lain stlS. ..N prlmcmsats
liome aspccialty.
JUDBON.A. N'G vanadium. our. lalnandilsvi-
st,8.N . (.‘lmlocmtats
BILL.
liv
A.S..0idvsm¢t.fllfolslnlt
WWW,” albumin
PICKENINO. HUB Ilasisvv.opsehooihoms,B.N.
m‘ "'1' II"don. as iv was s N
8011M! JA oat ngion st,
strictlyldrstelassmsata, poultrya a.spsdslty
IllTll's WABIIINOTON MARKET. ss Was
tonat.8 N. dusnuatssudpoaltryforfarailytrsds.
SPILLANIJ. W. Inbound-t, N. wagonruns
dailyal ovsr.tbslown
WAD‘W Eumllmoivvawllf
toall ofwwnwtthdnsfrc'sband tirisats.
W110 JULI'IWsllstJI mummi-
mndmmmwia meson-to
HAROL- AND OIANI’I'I. of
MP. W. W at N. manufmnnr duo
“granite and mfiwsm abodsalsr In building
MTV “N1!- $.11. Iarblsaodpais
Willa]. W. m a
lie momma. m mote.
IAIOII AND BUILD!”-
smomt, 11W. In West avs. AN. All kinds
Mm ractstaksu.
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soddnss dis-hag. ’ at,
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H0810 ”AGEING. the lots W
BRADLEY daughtsrof la.
1:. Nash) its” Irina st, N. w"Instrumental music only
711172. KISS MINNIE P. )9] Iain st. N. Plano
andorgan instruction.
GIBSON, sun. 8. "high st,N. Morgan
DUN‘HNOTJN.IRS. m lain st,N. Vocslln-
structlonandvoioo Mdcvolopmsn
NASD.IISSJENN1.IK. £210th smug].
Plaooarid and.organinstrnctlon
sswmans. ItJ. tachooftostmnentalsad
llssldsnooat Mrs.lI.H. PIalstsd‘a,
Weatlt.8..N
ms Hm
301) B. l «WW ‘1 3.1“. M
“Km; 3 “WWWbmcfii
mammo- aadgissawars. wars!
LOOKWOOD, c. B. odious Dc 8.1L;
ory's N.; New York m Gresham... 01¢
N" a SICON'D-HAND rumours.
PODNORB, WI. under Salvation Army Barracks,
S. N. Stom,rangss,crockory, carpet-uric
OYSTER PLANTEBO AND Dumas.
BELL. Iilluuf P.0 Box 111,8. N.wliolssala
shipper of oystussnd clam
CDTBILLRJ. Iootof Raymondsge. N. whola-
mic dealer in has oysters.
110YT.W EASONJflWatast. S. N g of
Raymond ) planters. «portal and
dealers yaicra.
NEED A: DOUSNAN, IM Walnuts. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VANNANKJ..I.&CO., OlloxbsSSJN.
Oysters pod clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II Als-
ihorpa Riverside ave. 8. N. Stoves, Steam
and oiAir ansceworkaspeclalty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, 011.8 AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J. 45 Alain st, N. Jewett'a leads.
lasnry and Wudsworth‘ a mixed paints
RAY NONI) BROS. Jewetl's, Atlanticwd Sociey's
w. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Palm
SMITH. W. 11. A00. Isa 17 Water st. N. agents
for woman A Martinez paints.
PAPl-‘B IIANGINGS.
PRATT a 00 Water st, near W,sil N also paints,
oils and glass.
PROWITT, J. T. as Halo st, N. window shades,
Hollands: fixtures, ctc.
TAhLiHi at CO. 21 Main at. N. also hardware,
mints, oils, glass, etc
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN, C A ll Alain st.‘l . . Instantanoons
process. Children“ s photos a specialty.
NON’I’II, G. S. 78 hll'sshingtonst, s. N onequality
only and that lb c best.
BBADMAN K Galena boil N. Cabinet
photographs? 32 to per d014000-‘HOL‘L50.
, PIANO TONI!“ AND REPAIBIDS.
BENDEE. C. P. Lockwood IIall, N. Also dealer in
pianos. organs, sheet music. etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER I). E. N. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
HERRERA 00.,” W. 1]. Music Hall block. 3 N.
Plumbing, steam and gas tilting.
NASH. P. 11. £330. cor lainandWsrdrtsJ N.
Plumbing and gas fitting, ranges and hostels.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK nous: RAILWAY 00. Janina W.
Hyatt. me; Edwin G. Hoyt. Inpt.
REAL ESTATE AGINTS.
LAY'TON, JACOB N. Washington at, next to P. 0.
SN propaty forsala.booaestormi. tsueadv.)
NORRKLI. Jr L'IIOMNKDIEU. N ll ashington at,
S. N. selling, renting and collecting.
“'.IL‘lON 0. If. Gazette bldg, N. Investments and
moneyto loan. Also Insurarics written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODWAIID. IL A No. Nsinst S. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sole.
RESTAURANTS.
BRmaWswrst,N. warnimsalastau
hours, dinner 25c.
HENRY ‘S, 1630. Nalnsi S. N Thebest‘lScdlnner
in the city. Board by them or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER, W. B. A SON 45 Washington st, :5 31
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
80110018. (Private)
KISS INSTITUTE. s Orchard at, N.
Young ss boardingsnd day schoo
NORWALI NILlTAllY INSTITUTE} N. ma S.
Roberts. principal. Ilireular on request.
HEAD. Ira. Ilillaids, N. Dayand boarding school
for girls and young ladies Pits for an college,
or coarse com etc in ltsdf. Fully sq lab
calm NowsYork "Sim um ed {In
and department. pct vantage-or ort e
study of art, and elocntion,
Spring term so April 8th. (.‘iuzulara will be
sent upon appl
SEWING IAOIIINIS.
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WIIsuo' and “Ilouroboldf' noodles. oil, attach
merits. Repairing a specialt y.
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excavating. filling. grading, landscape mu n.lng
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Manufacturers of ladies' iniasea' and children's
Inc footwear for tbs retali trade
SHIRT-WAIST! AND unnnawua.
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and ”WM Coda.
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Aim, JOHN H. filament. besdqautars for
gun, sshlng tackle. ammunition. etc.
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THE CAR DRIVERS ANGRY.
“A STORY PRO! Billllfimlll'
ABOUT “BKIH-“TAYLOB.
laid to ba Writing fortba Norwalk Papers
About ‘l'lsoaa Bathing Trips to laasldo
Park—Tar and Poathars Suggestsd.
A Waterbury paper states that the
horse csr drivers on the old Bridgeport
Horse railroad line are considerably
worked up lately ever the articles that
have sppesredjnone of the papers in
reference to their recent bathing trips
to Seaside park. They are very angry,
and pmbsbly more so on account of the
belief they have that there is a traitor in
camp. Among the many drivers. is one
named Taylor, who is suspected of being
tbs author of several ssiirsoal articles
that bsvslatdy-appearsd-ln tbs Norwalk
paper. They- haven't) positive proof of
this, however, but merely iudgs so from
his actions. Taylor seldom associstes
With his fellow workmen, and when he
is about ihe amblerbo goes on in a cor-
ner by himself an spends his time vint-
imr. This is what makes the other driv-
ers think he is corresponding for the
Norwnlk paper.
In speaking of him they always call
him “Norwalk” Tsylor. One driver said
that if they were sure that Taylor wrote
the articles or was in any way instru-
mental in having them published, they
would take him out some night and tar
and feather him and then ride him on a
rail.
81' 1’AUL’S LAWN PARTY.
The Grounds and Rectory Tastefully Doc-
oratsd for tho Occasion.
The lawn party given to St. Paul's
Sunday school on the rectory grounds,
yesterday afternoon, was highly enjoyed
by everyone and was a decided success.
The children begun to gather soon after
2.00 o'clock Mid remained until 6230.
During the afternoon until 5:00 o'clock
they took part in the several games that
had been arranged for them. The re-
freshmentsmonsistiug of coke and cream,
of which their wash great Abundance,
were served from we to 0:00 o‘clock.
i‘hw tables were arranged in the parlors
of the rectory, and the goodies served to
the children and congregation on the
lawn. The grounds and "6101}! house
were tastefully decorated wivb iligs,
which made a line appearance and went
to add to the enjoyment of tin» onlrrmin-
ment. The parisboners (located with
more than their usual generosity, both
in refreshments and cash.
At ihe close of the entertainment the
rector assembled with the vesiry in the
church to compare figpres and talk up
mailers in relation to til! West avenue
chapel, which appeared in a very flaur~
mg state and III a few days the subscrip-
lion books will be called in and the
building commenced.
Justice Bollock'a Stratford Home.
The Alien place in Strstford recently
purchased by Justice Andrew Selleck. is
described by the Bridgeport correspond
out of tho Norwslk Gazette, as one of the
most elegant places In this section. The
house is Just north of and in sight of the
depot, Is lsrge and commodious, finished
in hard wood and has all the modern im-
provements for heating,ctc. The grounds
are spacious, containing about modems,‘
and are surrounded by a handsome iron
fence. The barn is in keeping With the
house, being also finished in hard wood.
The original cost of this place was $12,
000. Strsiford Is a suburb of Bridgeport
and a great many of Bridgeport's busi
om: men livt~ there.
Hartford Rae". .
But two of the races on the programme
yesterday were trotted, the rain necessi-
tsiiog a postponement of the 2:21 race
till today.
2:17 Psclog- Purse '2' ow.
Village Parsi' s Ward. . 1
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L. Grabenstsuer‘s Baiaora Wilkes. ..
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Time. 2: sit—2: 21;: —:2 or.
Guaranteed purse no»), for 3:50 trotting class
J. II. (loldsailth's b g simmloo ioolou
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up. rut—W4 m-wx-&8x-um
Mi but: sin.
Thomas Benedict to Thomas Houdini.
Jr, land on shore mad.
Andre-wand Susan F. Bell» ck Io Wyatt
C. Marsh, of Bridgeport. bongo sud lot
on Note avenue.
Dr. Theiiooli' sud Einrietts ll. ilsmnsl
to Charles Third, of Btamiord, land on
Rotrm Hill
John F. Bennett to Charles ll. Simona,
land on Myrtle avenue.
John J. Cups toSolomon Scam. land
on Bayvisiv avonuv.
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an “55%.—
Ilauiilnn of tho llovuloontb.
The surviving members of the Seven-
teenth regiment, Connecticoquluutccra,
will hold their twoniy'vigbtb annual
rentioii st Roton Point tomorrow, going
to tbs Point on tho steamer "Hides."
It is expected that a large number of the
veterans will be present and have a very
enjoyable limo.
Job-1.1. lrldgaport.
John L. Sullivan struck Bridgeport
yesterday, and has taken the city by
storm. Wherever be has goon in that
city he has been followed by so admiring
crowd. Ila plays In Duncan B. Harri-
son’s new drama, “Strong Hearts and
Willing Hands.”
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
a Goings and (lo-Inga of People wa
Uka to Road about.
Dr. Marvin, of New York, is spending
a few days' in town.
Miss Ada Keelsr, of West Main street,
is home from Asbury Park.
Dr. J. C. Newkirk left town to-day for
a short trip up the Bousstonic.
bliss Ifay Hewitt, of Worcester, Mass..
is visiting Miss Bertha Burcbard.
lfrs. RobertA. McDonald and daughter
are spending a month st Bath, Me.
George C. Lockwood started this
morning for a short trip to Sontoga.
Miss Florence Sturges is visiting her
snot, llrs. J. I. Holders, of Dsobory.
Charles Dean and family, of Fairflcld,
are the guests of relatives in Winnipsuk.
lfrs. Jennie Minuet, of Chicago, ll the
truest of Mn. 1“. E. Barrios, or Wall
street.
Misses Mary and Nora Corcoran. of
Winnipauk, are visiting friends in Nau-
gstuck.
Miss Fannie Hodges, of Albany, N. Y.,
is the guest of friends on Main street,
borough.
Miss Lois Ruggles’ is the guest of bliss
Nettie Lovcjoy, at No. 11 High street,
borough.
Mrs. Theodore Hendrix and sister, of
the borough, are spending a few days in
Montreal, Canada. “
Mrs. N. E. Campbell is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. W. N. Lnndiier, and
friend, of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. LLB. Tollcs, of East Nor-
wslk, have returned from a delightful
trip to Block Island, R. I.
Miss Eva Benedict, daughter of A. L.
Benedict, returns home today from 3
two weeks‘ vacation.
bliss Allie Bowen of Dorian, is the
guest of Miss Nellie Kellogg, of No. 21
Main street, borough.
George E. Thompson, general agent of
the New York Life Insurance company,
was in town yesterday.
Mr. F. Thorn. who has been the guest
of Gardiner hi. Peck, on Main street, rs-
turns home this evening.
Mrs. C. H. Dunbam and daughter
Lucy, of Plainlield, N. J., are the guests
of friends on North avenue.
Charles Seymour and wife, of New
York, are the guests of his father, W. H.
Seymour, of West Alain street.
George Nickersou, clerk for Nickerson
& Baits, leaves town to-morrow for a
visit to Tsrrytown and Puughksepsie.
Miss Ada Tompkins, of Orange, New
Jersey, is visiting her aunt, lira. E. E.
Gorhsm, on First avenue, East Norwulk.
bliss Minnie Gillnm, of Host Norwalk,
will leave next week for New Britain,
where she Will attend the Normal school
for the year.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l". Lockwood, of
New Haven, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Lockwood’s father, J. ill. Hoyt,
in Elsi Norwalk.
Mrs.(iwrge Leroy and daughters, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.. are the guesis of Mrs.
Leroy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ’1‘.
Brady, of Wall street. borough.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter, of this
city, start for Colorado on Monday of
next week. Mr. Hunter is seriously ill
and goes west for the benefit of his
health.
WATER ABOVE AM) BELOW.
First Annual Sail and Dnnce of tho “No
Plus Ultra” Club.
The "Ne Pius UIIrns,"s club of promi.
nent young people of South Norwnlk,
numbering about sixty, enjoyed it
ssil on the Sound last evening on the
steamer “Modes," winding up with a
dance and a supper st Baton Point. It
was originally the Intention of the party
to go to Shipped Point, but owing to
low tide, the captain though it would
be impossible to land ihere, so other or-
rstigsinrnts werehrintily made, which,
no subsequent events proved, were as
fully satisfactory to all on board. The
“Medea” left the steamboat wharf short-
ly before 8:00 o'clock, stopping at Bell
Island, wheres score or more of jolly
young ladies and gentlemen cams on
board. The boat than steamed out on
the Sound. while tbs excursionists,
many! of whom were excellent singers,
made merry with songs and laogbtar,
and an orobsatra of four pieces Ilia
coursed enchanting music at intervals
during the sail. It was fast approaching
10.00 o'clock when the “lleilu’a” gang-
plank touched the Rotors Point dock,
and allowed her jolly crew to disembark.
After an hour spent in dancing. the
party was summoned to sit down to one
of Landlord Knubsi’s savory suppers.
The young people lingered over the
good things Ior about an hour, when
the patter of rain drops reminded them
that they must hasten bomowsrd.
When the “Medea" reached Booth Nor-
walk at 1:31) o'clock this morning tbs
“painting drops" had developed into a
drenching rain. and many of tho nonr-
sionists who had gone unprepared for
such an emergency. were in an unpleas-
ant plight. and reached their homes
soaked through and through. Asids
from this unprovoniabio circumstance,
the first annual sail and dance of the
"No Plus Ultras,” was one of tho most
delightful and agreeable "aquatic"
events of the summer ssasom
lesion of the affair wars highly as...»
married for tbslr sanitation-amt.
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onswssk and pig’sruinp and sabbap
ibomt. Thurslsslao
sssot snaps. of which Dru-Ia bibs
“Muslim .
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NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES
WHAT IS GOING ON IN Hill}!!-
BOBINO 103118-
Tbs News of the Day In Dorian—Tbs Oslo-
Paadlaton 01le Suit at Monol-
Boond About Wlllon.
The Norwalks and Norotous played
ball on the Esgsn grounds Sunday after
noon. The score was 16 to 14 in favor
of the Norwslks. Sunday ball playing
will probably be stopped in the future.
Welcome Division, 8. of '1'., will go to
Incoe’ s island on an excursion tomorrow.
They will leave their rooms at 8 o '.clock
a. in.
Helen, daughter of Charles Waterbury,
is the happy posasasor of a new trlgyols.
'lhs ladl e Methodist butch In
to givéb i’ ti and dairy iioiflt A}:
Town mu. this evening.
The lady friends of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle are to give a fair in John
Ferris’ building;Augnst 29th and 30th,
for the benefit of the society.
Gardiner Fowler, Captain Charles
Luff, Joseph Btrehle and Greenlesf Chas-
msr are camping out at Crab island.
Many needed repairs are being made
about the premises of the Congregation-
al church.
ltnvvayton.
The civil suit of Dexter Cole Vs. Alias
C. Pandletou, was tried before Justice
Belden. of Dorian, yesterday, and Mr.
Cole was awarded $1.00 damages. The
case was the outcome of a criminal
action brought. against Arthur and Wol-
ter Pendietoo, who several months sgo
entered Mr. Cole‘s orchard and in taking
some early apples broke a limb from the
tree. They were arrested, but the case
was nolled upon the payment of costs.
It was then agreed that the matter of
damages be submitted to n committee
for arbitration, but that agreement was
broken and Mr. Cole proceeded against
the boys’ father with the seminar; above
stated.
Wilton.
bliss Alice Bird, of Troy, N. Y., after
a visit of two weeks with Miss Hattie
Hickok, started for home yesterday.
hire. Lillian Thompson sud [roster Mil-
liken, who have been stopping at Mrs.
John Thompson's for the summer. re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn this
morning.
Mrs. W. B. Wilkinson returned to
Binghsniton, N. Y., to-dsy.
A. If. Merwin and family, who have
been visiting with his brother, A. W.
Kerwin, for several wash. started for
their home in Pasadena, Cob, this morn-
log.
Mrs. J. M. Belts and sons have return-
ed from Spring Lake, N. Y., after a visit
of one week.
It is getting to be a common occur
rence that almost every evening, around
the post office, a “scrap" of some kind
has to occur. If it is not drunks, sober
men, in one sense of the word, have to
make a disturbance in some Iprm or an-
other. Only last Saturday evening a
party of rougbs assembled in front of
the post ofiice. jostling and insulting
people who passed in and out of the
oldies in getting their mail. It Is about
time some of this was put a stop to, and
an example mode of some of them.
Only last evening another row occurred,
which, it seems. could have been settled
more quietly, and in a more appropriate
place.
BNTBRTAINIBNTS.
A Popular- Young Actor.
Geo. C. Stalcv. the star in ”A Royal
Pass,"is ayoung man who is rapidly
coming tothe front, and when be has
once been soon he is alwsys in great. de-
mand for a return engagement. Ilr.
Staley is said to possess all the requisites
that a popular actor should possess. He
has great dramatic ability in the delinea-
tion of pathos as well as comedy, is one
of the sweetest of lullaby singers and
yodlers and is considered an unusually
handsome man, with a very magnetic
stage presence. ..
" oasis Tau'a casts."
Pack a: Four-sols Uncle Tour’s Cabin
Company played to tho lam outlines
of tho moon.» the Opsra Hours, on
Saturday night. and tho .psrformariss
was haartily enjoyed by all. The show
issstroog cos, the scenery vivid and
realistic. No batter performance has
over lioso given to Kingston. Several
of the company were of more than
ordinary merit. Ilsa Kate Partingtoo
as'l'opay, Incrandsll as Nuknflr.,aod
Jssmes Dorsy as Uncle Tom, made bits
and were enthusiastically moored.—
K‘sion loader. This company will
be seen at Ionic Hall on Friday evening.
not larwalk lasing lplsaso.
Well, well! Will wonders enrossasrm
Last week the Norwalk annotation did
not want tbossrviosa of Goo. Bushland
as starter, sitar tbs drivsra’ combination
presented their protest to their actuary
of the association. They had a lr.Jobn—
son in tbs judgra’ aiaudtostsrt,and
ovsrytbing looked lovely, but somehow
signs I Saturday Prank Wraps.
(Iosdtsriy Joe 0..) was expelled with his
drlvsr and a duo of “w lmpoaad.
Wm I Didn't they put their foot Into
it that tiias‘f 'l'ba bus-swans iaaad
was after this onlooksd- for spar. Boys,
tbwoisoaiy oosway to pat thorns
straight. That Norwalk our.“
hopssarasorstobglullilsd.
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SOUTH NORWALI’I m
Important 1m and.“ '
Among the summons - ~
the people at Booth Noswalk
In is their popular Hallo Ball.
is the hull beautiful in its .
but Manager I. [.110th -
successful in procuring first“
tioos which have placed tbs ‘
high standard. Ha has also but
open to needed improvsmsnls.
the pleasure of visiting iii
this morningsud at first ‘
pressed with the transf _
was being made, The was
paintor’a brush has made the wood
tostaudoutwitbaoloarnssslliat I
actionable and adds beauty is as ‘ '
The rubber on tho hallway
upland by nova-stark!
aialss will ba fmislird
ting. ' ‘
An ale ,
ed at tho Simmo'ils’ studio, J“ ‘
Heights. It was hoped that it w
ready for the opening night, but it
probably not be completed fortbas ,
Before the seam: advances to fill
great extent other new scenery will
placed upon the stage.
The most important improvsmau ‘ ,
has been modest tboballlstlionsw 1"
escape, and this alumni will doom
be appreciated by scores of psoplo'lid!
hsvo heretofore felt timid about
quoting the bail. Doors have ”a
through the east wall of tho bulldog.
From the balcony the door leads upon .
largo platform which is surrounded by
an iron railing. From this there Is ’I
flight of stairs which leads to a platform
which is also reached from tho main
floor. In order that people from the hi. ’
cooy and the main floor will not ‘
in contact with each other this plat
is divided In two parts from which
people descend on two stairs from“
respective apartments to a platform
teen feet from the ground. The
escape is not yet completed, but lilo.
work' is for enough sdvsnoedtolww it
admirable features.
The formal opening of the ball '1‘
occur on Tuesday evening, Sept. 2, wk-
;tbe favorite German dialect come“,
George C. Sisley, the world's m
lullaby singer and yodler will appear in
his moccasin! comedy, “A Royal Pam.”
The coming season at llnsic Hall
promises to be very names-fol, as it out
thinly should be. considering the (am-
ablo conditions that exist.
TO PAY 031’ THE CHURCH om.
Bus ltlan't 1.110th to!!!“ I! I.-
walk Girls.
“Admission fioents; taki- tho baby
25 cents," was the sign put over a hand-
some tent erected at a fair given Ivy the
Women’s Sewing society of the MO, ,
terian church at Halliluck,1a 1.. Ian ‘
week Ioraissmoney topayollths
debt on the church. The "bald." war.
from idiomyesrsold audlhe Innova-
tion took immensely. Tho
viewed one way, were quite
factory. The money flowed in W
a river and the tide wasonly.
by the babies’ giving out in. shot
exhaustion. Looking at it .-
other way the results were anything
but satisfactory. 'l'wo ssnsihls young
men who were engaged to twoof III
“babies” have broken theircn
the others have been outdoadby M
friends, and one of than) was so
mussedbythoordealthst shab- barn
sick ever since. It wastho girb’ owa
idea, but they won't do it again.
1n the United “alas 00-10.
In the August term of tho United
States District Court. which opsaad in
New Haven yesterday with Judge M
man on the bench, Mark Carson. of lab
ideo. for sending obscsos matter lira-ah
the mail, wss seotsuosd to nine moatbs’
imprisoumoutln jail.
A. E. Febibsrg, of New Haven, was
fined 350a“ costs foravloiallonof tbs
olsomargarlno law, and 3.11. firing, of
Bridgeport, was lined a Ilka amount for
charging an oxosasivs for for pron-rm.
a pension.
Judge Shim soiled than.”
Edward Halley. who was” with
refusing to answer the tin-lions of a
«ma any.
The twenty-slaw: annual washes!
the Trusty-second you“, O. V.. will
be bold in West rllord,
September 18. M
is. Twenty third Regiment, 0. v..
will hold its reunion atSasdds M
September 0.
The twsnty-aiatb anaasl main- of
tbs Pourtsaotk M: w =
will [is hold at liddm. WM.
Boptombsr 17.
xth Connecticut Volaatassa '3
Now Bri .W 1‘
TboScooud Boa Artillerymb
Wintedfisptsrabsrll.
cmym-lapounvauagth'ar.
W. D. Luddiagtcn, wbohapallsatio
the asylum for tbshsaassiltsdlstowa,
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