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NUMBER 833.

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WEDNESDAY, (SEPTEMBER 3. 1890.

 

 

 

DIRECTORY

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’10” 0L NORWAIAK

Abbreviatio-z N.—Norwslk: s. 11—me Nor-
waik; Ill-P” anlk.

To those of our readers who aronotm nI~
randywwnrooftha tact we would» ”at.“
oven Ir- hareln represented. who or of

or and] done: will be forum
yrollnbla Inev busineoo Ironw-
m wall wort‘y of all patronm

‘ uncommon.
Konwsut melt worms co. The, Water a.
sssrllil. hidea-

Am
arr, e. ICIWuhlngtonm .1.“me
III spoeldug (bleurnlshodatreasona

RANDALLIINBBD. cor. MalnsndWalists, N.
gale, resndfreehanddlswing.
, documents.

JAIN. flea ”Wall ILN. Ital

11011111114.M a downwind. as Washington a.
all klnrkof woperiyso

DeKLYNdBON. IIIainstJI. audlesshinglon
It. 5-! nho m Mm
mam, etc.

contaminant: 10N0.Iain'st,8. N. 3.1.

WBBN “I Iain Wall. N. Pure

CBAB. L. st,uesr
mm and lee alum. Freshgoods daily.

WILSON‘B BomeIode"Bread Bake Granite

ville. I‘ve orders at Our i'itzer's, 17 .11. Place,
BANKS.
NATIONAL BANK, Tho. Wall st,N

CENTRAL .

capital slim”), s lus 14,101). I.

nolma, dent; L yer, vicepnnident;
William urns, cashier

CITY NATIONAL BANK, The. 68 Washingtona‘t.

N. (:11 ital 51111111111); surplus $12
no. Mimi?” Rowan,pprerident; Jacob I. Lay-
ton, cashier.

PAIRI'IBLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The

41 Wall at, N. Mowerated lit-cl. Capital can.

we Ilystt; vieeplest" Bdwrn
O Keeler; casiuer, LewisC Grecu.

PAIIII’IELI) COUNTY SAVINGS BAINK, The, 51
Wall 111. N. IDeposits “30,010, surplus who

indelild Ieedy, presl, Iart‘in S. Crow, vice
print; James B. Bailey,lroas

NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK The, 51 Wall
st,N. incorporated 1657. Capital Bhen
uerllill,prest.. II. J. Buivicepmti'
Price. cashier Directors, B. Ilill
WA: (LTbomaa. 11.11. Imkwood, .A. Osborn
0.111. Wilson, I1. W. W. Pitch. W. I'
BiaMp. Bankers', Iere ts’. Manufacturers ,
Personal and Family accounts are solicued.

NORWALII SAV INOS SOCIETY, The, Wall sl,N . .
Deposits over semen, surplus $110,000 George
I. Holmes, pleat. , B Crnuflird, YICe-pl'BSI.’ ,

B. Idler, true.

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK The, De
posits over 551111111111 ,uurplus slat“) Alden Sol-
nianl. prasL; ohn II. Knapp, trons. Interest
paid dept-lion. Ioncy leaned on mongage.

BE". (Whales-Is.)

SOUTB NORWALII BBB? 00. S. N. Hammond

beef, pork. sheep. lamb, veal

uIl‘il1,

, etc.
TERRY, WI. I. a: CO., N. Armouvsheefand
provisions Home dressedlnm lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTONJ. P. Pmtotilce box 435, N. Circulars
folded in over two Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
CARR CEO. 'I‘. foot Raymond st S. N. Rorsc—
chiming a specialty.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELLGBO. S «CU. P. Oboxb‘,” S. N. builders
of bridges, docks, p1le foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, II. S. 50. Iain at, S. N. custom Work and
repairing a specialty.
flARlBY,L ‘.II. No. Iain st,S. N. specinitleeln

SCRAUB, JOIIN 111105.35 Washington st, S. N.
Agood assortment at low prices.
. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
rBILLIPS, CBO. 29 Railroad Place. 3. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BOOKSEIJJIBB AND STATIONBBS.
PINNIIO. J. ARTHUR. N. card cnyavrng, wad.
ding stall onery, baseball Wand tennis.gm1ds
PLAISTBDS DRUG STORE, £3 Washington at,
B. N. School sappllu and general stationery.
BOX m (Wood and Paper.)
KNAPI’, 3.]. Warrant,fl. N. nsanufaeturerofJiat
emu, packing boxes, etc General shop Jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
mflJOBNII ft. Vi'uhingwusgsm. also
blue some. sewn pipe, hay, straw, etc.
LEONARD, CHAS. T. Water st, N. brick of all
kinda. Ilium all-tcr hair, etc. also blue
alone,” h'nakand clay.
BAYIOND once-111mm, Philadelphiaand
'I‘ienwn fronts, brick. lath, lime, cement, adamant.
BUTTER, CBSESI, BOOB, .ke.

grades of hummus,
DAMAGE BmoI'I'OII-IRS.

DANN, WIJiinallsl. N. Carriages, harnrnses,

bone, stable audearriagef fiilurnis raga.
CABPKN’I'IIB AND BUILD.”

L'BOWBJAIBBC shopAan st, 8. N call-also
given. M promptly atletuled to.

IOIt'I'ON. WI A ot'I‘syluravenue,S N Jobbing
promptly attended to.

BANDALLI. D. Randall's mill. 1N. Iodern
machineryrnu ruuhy chuppower enables an to give
low Iguraa. Lam works specialty.

BAYIONDJ. IL Ii WM st. 1m. manufacturer

Wanna, writer blocka. col
earns. newella bsiuaters. Band, mull raising and
turning. lint mMmemM-Jnn.
Jobbing done. Inmates raven. Telephone 514.
smiliooli, 9. n 111 Grove at. a N Jobbing
plly allowed to.

WILSON,B. B. shopCvmsagnearIaiu .-—Ofleeeor

Wallst. audilelfiieu ave, N Btaamwood working,
ndowivarass and turning. Iowan
annals. Iooey mm'lcaued 'I" ‘ =52
CAIPII‘I‘b AND, OILCIAVI'IIB.

BCOI'IkIJi A BOYT, atlaselu biog, N. E Wash»

Inglo- soil . BN. muadvertlsanreot. )
CABIIAOB IANUIAC'I’UIIIS.
TILLY. IIINRI, No. Iain rt, B N. manufactumof

pm
Wnlililfl’l' I ILYIIN, hold FMIflflZnanlIfac—
“I‘LL!"

my.“ whim“.

nun-incandupsagcsqnualty. Wm

WEB-No.“ (arr-an dihed-
”i.... Ian-w wrung.“ ,

peril-a
IIAD. mmhulidlml. wavkllnpaad
miss satbrpptisdat Woollen.
III unambiguous.
mu]. T. O 00 m also new-v
“Wenonah-alts:

cumu- PIPB IAIUI'AC’I’IIIIII.
LKONAIIILCIIAN T. Wold II, Pi. all ales and
Mail- ail-m etc.

were
CID“ ION IANUIM‘TDIIIB.
I" JOHN. M D. TWIQJI. ‘3. “nine,
more! ctpuboa- boa-sad dish inn rl.bhona
CID“ HANU’ACTUIBIO.
new A 0WD CIOAN (:0. The, lotto Iain
All. molesters" of level gnu
OLD WILLCIOARCD.1'kv. Wm at. I. l.
W I‘ll.

'ADNBIMI. n Dalston. 13.“)th
nob-Ir
CIVIL ”Olllm
"A". II. ll. 1w Vania-roams Em
mmflmwmmm .1
upmw.ii.aruin.sswsfiah¢ua so”. fly
mmwmwm
WOOD (Hi. It Inset. I. Ado-ham
unison.
MID"! Om
WI. 330'. Ian-la halidlar. End it
wummflm.
OOAI. AND WOOD.

Wit 11.11. 11mm so, 1.1m

MAID, MIN” 3 lass-mm
mdahaueaflfln‘éo-mshsd

1.0:an momma—s11
”mmlllrwmn‘mm
1MB.“ maximum!
$11..me mum‘s.

mm... are“
I. . H,
mm M

COBB" IANDIACTURZBB.
a. ll. Ianalae-
Colloid.

COCO]! anm
PLAIBTBD‘B 001101! RBIBDY.wavranisd to cure.
manuf falaetured Washington“. at“! N.
onocnnv AND unusual.
NASH. 1.8 A It”). cor. IsiuandWosilsJ. I.
Auto and tin wars

UNIVERSAL B'I'Oltl. The, No. Iain near West.

lamps, crockery, glass ware, hings, etc.
DENTIB'I'I.

IODTWBLL C. P. Inuder's block. Bo. Iain II. B.
N. Odiee hours, 8 a. in. to 6 p.111

KINDALL. (Hit)K E. DDS. W ,eur.
Brandon-.8. N. Ilounllsm. 10.6 p.111.
NBWKIRLJ. C manic?“ Ngas Lewisst,

Goldaud erowns'iusertod.
WBBDJV. I... D.D.S. Tillie-11W“ on rt, 8. N.
floor-8a.n1.loop.rn. (is- land.

DOORS; BABII AND BIIIDB.
BII'I'II.W. II. ACO. IJOITWMILN. airings
wood work, wheels, etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPI.
"moon I. I. flCbestnotu. 8.11. Crushed“

BAYIONDBROBM malt gland sndosmturt
pinatoulnchsaindiametar.

D3068 AND MOAIA.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zsudt are. II. N.
Slindnyhoors, fl tolOam. 4:09p m. Mp—
tiona caudally
omohv. J. o. as Wall st. N. Established 1321.
Who manleund retail. Popularprices.
BlfiGCS JOHN A. ll Iain st, N. Perm—fifty
five diluent perfumes.
PLAISTBD'B BIB Washirigton It, 8 N. patent medi-
dues, etc. hysic‘ians' prescriptionsaspecialty.
DBYvGOODS.

AIBLBR, J. L. a BONS—' “The Equitable " No. 2
Gazette huildlng,N. Drygoodr, oil cloths mar.
tinge and rugs.
BANKS. It. IL Mabackemo Hotel block 8. N. dry
goods, notions.gloves etc Underwearaspecialty.
BENNETT. J. I". 10 Main st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two yours.
DICKBRIAN, A. & SON, St Washington at, S. N.
dry-goods, carpets, etc. lscc adv.)
SCOPIKLD d1 IIOYT, 3 Gazette bldg, N. 68 Wash-
ington at, S. N. (See advertisement)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goals, fancy goods, notions and hosiery.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AD \MS EXPRESS CO. office railroad station S.
N' and illWailst N. press forwarder: to all
ports of the world. Passenger truinservicc. Low
rates. later Ilunt, agent. .

EXPRESSMEN.

BUXTON A BRUNDAGB, oiliceat Benedict’s, at
Wall 111, N. Our motto, “prompt attention."
UAVANAGII'S EXPRESS, go, foru'ilureand
pmos moved. Ixuvc orders at luistcd‘s, s. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postoifice and
Ilalc‘s. Careful and prompt eervice.

”TRAVIS. ESSENCES. ITO
BYXBEE, I-‘. S. A. CO. so Iain 111, N. Manufactur-

ers of Scolield - celebrated flat oriog extracts.
NOR“ ALIi EXTRACT (:0 N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. i' S.A1nhler.

I EB'I'ILIZEIIS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradley 1- super- phosphate. spec-
ial mauules laud plaster, ground bone,wood asbeo.
SMITH W B. 1! CO. Water st, N. agents forW il-
Ilalus Clark k Ce.'s staminrd fertilizers.

I'IBI-I BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYIOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock spec-
ials to ordomire mortar,snnrl, chimney flue lmings

FISH, OYSTEBS. CIIAIIS, ETC.
IIL'NT a ZKLUI’P, 69 Washington st, S. N. flue
fish, oysters, clams, fruits, genie, vegetables, are.

FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
IOR’I’ON’, JOIIN B. 62 Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS contractors for dag, concrete.
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel wnlka.
FLORIDA STEAJI AND IIOFI' WAm
ATEBS.
IBEKBILW. II. & CO. Music Ilall block, 8. N.
sole agents.

FLOUR, GRAIN AND WED.
"ISLAND OBI" FLDUILtbe best made. Don't
fad to use it.

L'IIOIIBDIEU, DANIEL. east end of Washington
at bridge. 'I‘be choicest of fsmdy flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in
package, lead, call or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dani-.11. Crufout a Rose. Grain. choir:
ground feed. grahiun and rye flour.

FLORISTS.
BERG, PAU L, Woodward Place," . N '.piants, cut
flowers and ornamental Dim made to order
GIIIGLE, P L. :IlSWsrll st (319 I' ulou CemeteryN
Plants, cut. flowers, etc. ornl work a mortally.
chIAY, JOBN. II N. mart bed:-

or lowersaud audilorul 1.0.1.971? alllhk‘l‘gl;g
‘ine roses a specially.

SKITII JOHN [I Be Iain Ii, B.N. Iheoldertand

hestknown florist '111 this vicinity. Plants. cut
flowers ere. Floral work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.

I'DBNITUBB DEALERS.
COLIIAN, TDWDOBKWaohlngton at, least and)
furniture, kinking giaavu. picture 1min. etc.
CRAI s1 WHI'I'I'LIIBBY, as Iain at N. (Ray

'soid stench See advertisemt.
RAYIOND GEO. B. ”more. “and” Iain st,
N. You doors e old attire.
IYI'OW, DAVID. ‘5. 3. I). and 2, Bo.Inln It. B.N.
hmltule, mattresses, etc.

GAB LIGHT COMPANIES.
NOBWALK CAB LIOIIT COIPANY, album to
Water st, N. One for light, but andpo

Cokestxesalsperbnshel. Coal Tu three dot
lava per barrel, package extra.

OIDCIIB. (Whom)
BOLIIB A Wilma! Ii Wall «26 .whnle
sale puma. Boar, grain, hay,etc
BILLBCII Blind. "and is Wall at, N. wholesale
W. dour, feed, grain, hay, etc.

OIOCBlul.

BROWN, A WILCOI. ill Washington at, B. If. sole

BBCIIBB,“ CONRAD ill Wssbington at, 8. N
candholagrrxerlea provisions.

I'IRRIB, CRAB. ll saoeuaov lo ilulcblno. ”No.

Isis st, ii N. table delicacies for family unto.

HNNBIMN kOWRBILLY its Iain st, N dour

end, My, straw coal and w.ood

HNNBY 1k BBNBDRIT ii Wall st, N. fancy and
sloping! .ooillact ruit. etc.

"It‘ll. ll. 3“. Water-memo. N. and
. lie!

“I'll.

fienfimmsfwrmumw

(“Hum-n”. T. B. m. B. I. Ila!”-

"Minimum 8. Ian-lave. WRKWIN.
Lauren, I'. now. uric. not“. I. no
mastication.

L'lIOIIliiiw IiA Nlmmend of Washington
stbvidp, AN .ms calm, sprees, a specialty.
IOOIIB A BABIAN. No Iain st. near West, B. N
as. , finale-links, flour, (more.
NEW YORK TBA (Iii. :- Iain at, N ~I Heller“
Tue. and sspaelalty
Nllhlllh‘llmdiik’m T1341.” Iainst,N. s
sputum kinda of tablads
m'ilAIB. 1m“) Wilma lawn and School at. N
iivw stars. viewpoints-ail sowprices.
BRYIIOUIIJL I. a Wash «.1110. head-
quarters f'orrelebmed Dew “not.
VALDIN CIIAN. R. ii Waller. N My hot.
tacos-assay». tabled-linens tremolo.
sear-renew "1M. (I'rl'n O!)
“11.1mm"! J. 7 Iosroe st. 11. It. also formers
at bat bodies.

’t’”11."""'.." fit.” "£212
1 . ins, ,
and M haltevs‘ tars. ’1‘
names. TOOLS.
WNW-BIN A Walter st, 3 N. iron founder.
light soft ranting}. rum water Man.
KAT! AND CAIN. Ml.)

INAPPTIIIIIATTI vi. .
swivflynadeoiivs‘e'm-d but."

IIA‘I MNC'AW
um I. “If“; CD. Um $5.3.

caterer a INA"
ear lie Avail-sand

smug; BB.
“1:“:- a:1di7.‘-u .11.... M
(1‘ LL. .
Ill amusement"-
announcer-lure. Hall-ole-
momma- ”win.

lent hummus-n.1,... naydj.

fl. 8.
I

Pinsstll

 

mm“ .. "~an

, LAYTON. JACOBM. Wllblnginn
8 N lire,

willie AND our-nails.
mm.:.r.omu.n.mmmuu
mm

slrrluwu soon-us 11 win-ms. son
11% W C Incasumdii palate.
lineman. dosadv.) '

DWYBIIJ’. Waisl‘ harm

11.3 vl,N.castotumsds

andrepah'ingnosll ydono.
HOBBIDm

PARSONS I. 11.me 8.1L“.

horsssaulied .11 an“ sold

to purposes. animals
this establishment are warranted. Berna of 13
Pronehooachlngstallitm "MM"

BOMB snozns.

I UBAX,JOIIN,N0.Ialn 8.x. special»
tcgdmgivenloshoeioz Mdgkmtinghorssa.“
. Bonn.

simmers ammo Ialnst,N. J.C.Colllns.
Eunipeaoplamrestaunntsltsched.

0W Barn!” 8 Railroad ptaea. George

NORWALK 80%|”. D. CR. RR. aoeomodafm
ommnmmw-uwesn. Rood
Bavilaril‘l, W. W 111-11.,” moans.

IIOIIBI W0 60:1”.
m J. B. D ashlngtml B. . crockay,
ICIJDIALIIIB. . '
BURCBAIID, B. “Bolder: Point.Parl."B.N. also
miikproducer.

INSURANC! AGENTS.
COOLIDGB A LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain st. N.Insnr
ancesndmieslalsiuali itsbranebes.
at bat to P. 0.
. plaleginss aocidantmd md.life (see adv. )
LOCKWOOD, WI. our. IainandWallsts, N. Real
estate, luvea‘tmenlo, loans negotiated, etc.
IORRBLLA L'IIOIIKDIEU, 96 Washington at,
S. N. strictly iirsbclsss companies represented
TAYLOR d1 GOLDEN. 45 A mfiWsshingtou st,
SUN Real Estate and Ibsu
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GBN’L LIFE INS. C0,, 5. s. L‘-
IIornrnedi eu,sgent,Washingtoust,.SN. mead.
IBTROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. 20 Washington
st, 8. N. F. J. (lrubh, assistant supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In sucwssful
business since 1860. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. Is Washing-
ton st, 3. N. Jno. French, asst. sumrintcndent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

CRAI'P‘I RD R. B. Iasouic bit , N. 11% Bonds

Iiddlesex Banking and Itquitabe e'I t go Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.

SIITB, W. II. & CO. lb and 17 Water It. N,

springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc,

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IERRI'I'I‘.B.I..’xlaud56Walor st,N. iron work
of all kinds.

TIIB DUNCAN [RON RAILING WORKS,Water
lit, S. N. Wm. ll. Iloyt, proprietor.
IRON I-‘OUNDBIES.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
00., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELl-IBS.
PERRIS, A. S. 3980. Main st.S N. I(1p. City Hotel,
S 3.111111 watch repairing a special
BOYT. II. B. lilN'n. )Inln st,S N. strictly dnLclass
goode at low DIICI’S.
JACKSON, LeGRANDJG Wallet, N. watcher,“
moods etc. Fine watch repairing 11 specialty
HOOD II S. dinmondgwutcbu‘ jeWelry silver and
wore, repairing especially. S3 Main st, S. N.
LAWI BBS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED II. room 3 Masonic h'd‘g, Wall
at, borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST, RUSSEL 8 No. Iain st, notary, legal
business of all kin s carefully attended to.
BURLBUTTH. BELDEN roomsb and o Gazette
building, \V all st, belong.
LIGHT, JOHN [1.1112 Washington at 3. N. notary
commissxoner of deeds for New York state.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. room-i Calcite bidg,
borough. stormy, notary and pensions.
SEI’IOUR, JOIIN 3. room a, Fairneid Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. "i?!“ J. rooml Iasonic building, Wall

st,

LIVER! marinas.
DAN‘N, BORACB K Excelsior livery and board.
lug stables. Office No. ti River st, N.
GRE(.ORY. (ii-10.9 it Knight at N. Pine turn-
outs a specially. Telephone 38-3»

LOCK MANUFACTURERS
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING ('0. Do at, S.
N. Innufsciurens of buildurs‘ hardware. ton
office :15 Pearl st; New York office 99 Reade-11;
Chicago 081“: 19 Lilli! It.

NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, S. N. New Ybrk

omalehambcrs st. Locks and builders‘ hard-

ware; designers; founders workers of artlslic

house trimmings in bronze, brass and iron.

LUMBER DEALERS.
BILL. E. J. 9 Water at, N. All kindsof lumberds»
filmed to any point by ml, team or veal.
HACIIINB SHOPS.

NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at,

“53‘ " " s $1...“““I.i.‘1‘f"’"w""’°“

a brass Billy it re—

wilii for manufaelories aetoriesazrsteam heats.

SCOPIBLD, WI. A. Knight st, N. New unchinery
made and rewiring promptly attended to.

IABIB‘I' OABDBNBIB.

JENNINGS A W ATRRBURY, S. N. berries and all
gardenprodliceinseasou for thewholesalelrade.

IIAIIKIZ'I'B.

A IODBL IARKBT, 1111 Wall st, N.Wm.Walllwell,
prop., beef,v eaLlamb mutton and poultry

AV ISON, A. 1:111 Iain at. N. meats, fruits, regain

bles,fi oysters, clan, and scallops, butter,

B NB'I'I'AHUTBDVIM making-tumbli-
BN S meats,
“Miran-.215...

BIBBKLL, DANA C. 1” Iain at, N. choice meats.
wailinhh .
BRITTOf-i CENTRAL IAIIKIT 6Wstev st. Ii.
Ioaimveptsbles fruits. poultry, al lowest prices
CARR, WILLIAI ll. Benedict Farm market, IN.
Pine meals, fresh «whiz—kneel cashmere.

PABIIINWI‘ONJ mmlltrgqm, o more.
fruiu,bntt¢v,etc.,
OBIIVI', lilo .5 Chestnut st ti. N. choice ma,
vegetables, imitate. Ian-lush

prices.
BAYBS BIRD laNo. Iain N. prime-sate
allklnds. hm. renderad‘fisgdsspeclalty.
JEWEL 0. (leulralIarko‘t cor Iainantlllavl.
landst,li. N. (3hoieemls.poullly,vegetahlea.
LIIBUIINBR. WI. 1” Wubiugmnhrumu.
Bi. doalerlnallkiudsfluh
IDUIIWOOD. L. WW“ ”wall"
mm

min, More.
IDL'IWOODA WOOD, 7 Iain at.N.las
nets poultry, cyst-ark.- aspacialiy.
LIONS, A ll, Oil! Well norms: No. Iain st,
vairnaiaeaia tar-loan! simian
IAllID. ALIIN Elna. nearing, 8.11. chaos
menu, oysters, delicatessen, etc
PICKBIIINO, If 11 Bust avs,op1 school house, B. N.
beef, veal. mutton. etc.
BCIIM! JACOB. 3 Wait Washington st. 8. N
strictly mien meats, poultry a specialty.
SIlTll'il WASHINGTON “Ilium. fl Wash
least, 11.111 linemen-sud poultry forfaluliytrads
BPILLANLJ. W is Inward st, N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.
WADBW. Ii market, Banrovv, AN. runs
tosllpsvtsoflownwlthlrnfieshsad masts.
WlION, J B 27 Wall It, N. Chain mean, pool~
, its. vegetables. batter. our, etc.
IAIIILI AND OIANI‘I‘I.
BATES. i’. W. Wales of. N. manufacturer of Ian
granite and marble work. also dealer in building
sforre and cemetery work.
“HIKE, I W. ”Inhibit Ward”
lle mas-em, Wows. povtotete.
IABONI AND BUILDBII.
smock, BINIIY. on West are. IN. All kiab
pistons mount victim I
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GIBSON, ALEX. B. 87m ‘1'. Mm
BUNTINGTON,IIIB. 199 Iain Lst.Ii. Voui in»
manhood Mdevelopm

NABII, I188 JRNNI'B If. at North even”. I.
Pianoaudorgan i.ustructlon

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vocalni Bealdsncsat IlsJLII. Plalstad’a.
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'PODIORB. WI. under Salvation Army m

8. N. Staves,rangcs, croe kc,ry,carpets etc.
OYSTER PLANT!” AND DEALERS.

clams.
CUTBILL, Rim” footofRaymondst,B.N.vvkolov

sale dealerln hmysters.

BOYT. W B. ABON mww EN. footof

lau ' exporters-and wbolemlo

REED A HOUSIAN 1114 Watsrst,8. N. puller!
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

VANNAI J. LHACO. P. 0.3011“ N.
Oystersa clams, wholesale and rctai

PATTERNS AND MODEIIS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Che-.1 Ais-
thorpe prop. Rivmode arm, 8. N Btoves,Staam
and I at Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celehrdwd Carton furnace.

PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI’I'T, J. T. t5 Iain at, N. Jeweti‘s lam,

Maury and Wadswortb's mixed paints.

RAYMOND BROS. Jewen's, Atlantic and Soeloy'
Lord, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.

SIITB, W. I] AGO 151k 1': Water“. N. agents

orLongmau A. Iarllncz paints.
PAPER IlANOINOS.

PRATT J: CO. Water st, near Wall, N. also points,
oils and glass.

PROWIT'I'. J. T. 45 Iain at. N. window shades.
Hollands, fixtures. etc.

TAYLOR d1 CO. 21 Iain at. N. also hardwnle.
paints, oils, glass, tic.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLACKIAN C. A. ll Iain at, N. Instantaneous
process. C ildren‘r photos especially.

NORTII. O. 5. 78 Washington at, S. N. ouaqunlity
only and that thebut.

RLADIAN P. E. Gazette bulldi
photographs $250 per doe; one
PIANO 11- NE!“ A!!!) RBPAIBIBsg.

BINDER. C. P. Lockwood Ilall, N. Alsodealer in
pianos. organs, sheet music. etc.

PLANINO HILLS-

I-IANDALL. IINER D. B. N. All klndsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.

PLUMBING.

IBKKERACO., W II. Ionic Ball block, B.‘
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.
NASII. E II. A BRO. cor. Iain and West ate, 3. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. runzea and halal.

BAILBOADS.

NORWALK IIORa‘B RAILWAY CO. Janos W.

Dyan, pleat; Edwin G. Boyt, snpt.

BEA]. ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB I. Washington st, neat to P.0.
property fortnighonsestorent. .iseeadv)
IORRELL A L'IIOIIBDIEU, 5 Washington st.
8 N. selling, rentingandcollecting.

WILSON O. B Gazette bldg, N. Investments and
moneyto loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.

WOOD“ ARD E. A. No Iaiust, 8 N. houses 0
rent and budding lots for sale.

RESTAURANTS.

BBB IIIVB, 5 Water at, N. warm meal. at all
hour». dinner “51'.

UKNRY'S, 1650. Main “.81“. The best 211: dinner
in the city. Board by the day or week.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

RIDKBJV. B. A SON. “Washington st, 5. N

Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Private)

BAIRD‘B. I188 lNS’I'l'I'II'I'B, 6 Orchard st, N
Young ladies boarding and day school

IEAD Irs Billslde,N. Day and boarding school
for girls and young ladies Fits for any tulle?
or course corn etc in Itself Fully mm per! la
valoryaliar New York artists empIo
musical department. Special advantages or the

$3301“. 'Cnblnet

the study "Lingo-gee and elocution
Spring gteruibofinsllprillllh. Circulars will be
sent upon appl cation

NOR“ ALB IILITARY INSTITUTE, N Pranks.
Roberts, principal, Circular on Milt“.
WILSON. III, E. II. School for boys.
1‘1. Pnspnrntur to ml and mommi- schools.
For circulars. as less as a we.
SEWING IACHINIS.
SIIAILIB, C. I. 16 Solute st, SN. "Wheeler and
Wilson" and “Ilonsebold,” needles. oil, attach-
ments. Repairing a specially.
BBWEB CONTRACTORS.
BATIOND ”BIBIHJS. sewe‘n built. water plpea laid,
I'll. .. ‘ ..
BIIOI MANUFACTURERS.
LOUNSBL'BY, IATIIKWBON A CO. 8. N. Ladies”
Ineshaas

coo. BWBZD A00. ( andsalaroom'n .73,
75, and T: Walt: at, B . lltnbllshell 11170.
Ianufacturors of ladies misses‘ and childn-n' a
due footwear for tho relatltrsde
HEIDI-"Alli!!! AND UND’IIWEAB.

IIUTCIIINBON. COLE A CD. Norwalk, New York
and Bridgeport Conn.

Nurwulk,

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BPOBTBIIKN'H OOODO.
AIKINJOIIN ll. $Ialnlt, N. bendqnuterl for
guns, Inning tackle, airman llion, etc.
B‘I‘AIB BUILDIIIIII.
BAIIR, JULIUS. Wat- st. nextto Wheeler s foun-
,N.N Blair! Infilhandrullatoordtr ‘
Till DUNCAN illlN IIAIIJNC WWOIIII, Water
a. ll. N War. il.lleyt, proprietor
" men noun AID "I" ~
NORWALI III)! irons (.11 mum st.
soar it. It. bridge, 8. N.
"BAMBI? TICIB'I‘ Atom '
C'UR'I'lll, 8 W. Isl-bull: building N. steamship
11am pension agent, notarypo 11,»:
MYTON, JACOB I. Washington rt, next to PO.
AN. Pass-gel immooey Mlmmi
’ no" bananas.
[IRRIBJOIIN ll footer Wuhingtonst,B.N also
brick, l1mo.cemvot,i1alr, plaster
HOW, JOIIN B. N Taylor avenue. 1N. Ab
layerof min walks
RATIOND BROS. bins ,brown, Greenwich and
building stone, granlleandmavbie trimming.

"0V”. BANG" AND HEATERS.

II'I'CIIUI LANDON, nuaviiasdsmi. Ill. Gas
stovrsaod monsters. PO .mw.

POWB V1.8 Wash il..N slovu,

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BUSINESS TBANBAC’I‘BD AT LAST
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Plowing far the Annual Winn-lids—
walks Ordered Laid on five Btraota—
Othor Matters of Internet.

The regular meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held last evening.
Acting mayor Charles F. Bullock pro-
sided. The following councilman were
present: Charles P. Bullock, John W.
Duke, Richard J. Cntblll. MB. Jon-
flniogssnd Frank N. Ferris.

Bills amounting to 31,898.24 were
ordered paid.

A petition was received which was
signed by most of the business men of
the city. calling attention to the nuisance

of lhswhlsulng on therallroad trains

and the blowingoil of steam,

ly during the Iioursbf the night, The

. Council was asked to lay this matter be

fore the Railroad Commissioners in so
cordence with Section 3558 of the Gen.
eral Statutes of the State. The petition
was referred to John W. Duke with in-
slruclions to confer with City Attorney
John II. Light in the premises.

A petition was received from Dr. C.
G. Bohunnsn for permission to build an
addition 8120 to his building used as a
laundry on Elizabeth street, It was re
ferred to the committee on fire depart-
ment with power.

.l. R. Raymond and olhers petitioned
for the appointment of George Leather
as special policeman to preserve order
about Mr. Ray moud'a premises. The
matter was referred to the committee an

I police.

A11 places for holding the political
party caucuses are very source a vote
was passed giving the parties permission
to use the Council Chamber for that pur-
pose. ’

A resolution was passed designating
the police station on Haviland street as
the place for holding the annual cnly
election and the City Clerk was directed
to publish a notice to the legal voters of
this Oily that the annual city election for
city officers will be held October I}, 1890

Permission was given the town to use
Putnam Hose house as the voting place
for lhe second voting district, providing
the fire company does not object.

The committee on finance was em—
powered te borrow $2,000 for the use of

r - the city.

The committee on lamps and gas to
ported adversely on the petition for an
electric light on Cracent street, at the
corner of Gerard place. The report was
accepted.

The committee on lamps and gas re.
ported back the petition for an electric
light on Lockwood Place with the recon).
mendauou that the prayer of the peti-
tioners begrantcd. The report was so-
cepted and recommendation adopted.

A resolution was adopted establishing
the width of the side .valks on the north-
erly side of West street from the drive-
way of Edward Board to the property of
Robert M. Hoyt, at seven feet.

Fave resolutions were adopted ordn-
111g . sidewalks laid on the following
streets: Lowe street; Burritl avenue on
the 1-111th side from Woodward avenue
to Quinlan] avenue; Woodward avenue
on the east side from Main street to Bur—
riti avenue; Quintard avenue: West street
on the northerly side between the drive-
wuy of Edward Beard to the proprrty of
Robert I. Iloyt.

71.1111c'11111un R. J. Cuthiil, a special
committee appointed to make a layout
of the establishment of pier and harbor
Inns, modes report which embodied a
descriptive survey of the harbor. The
report was accepted.

Mayor Wilcox was instructed to up
point a committee oi freeholdeva to
Assess benefits and damages in the ca-
lablishmont of harbor “It".

The sum of 3200 was placed at the dis.
posal of the coirimilteo on streets with
which to pay for labor on streets.

The meeting adjourned until Monday
.. vetting, 81pl.l.1

cnnpbaii Iionfa Knapp.

The crack players could hardly have
bull better weather for the libel match
for the all-enmors cup in the national
lawn tennis tournament at Newport,
iltdn tbatof’ yesterday. and the canal.
lines as a whole were aImost perfect.
Tim mni‘fi in between 0. 8. Campbell
and W. P. Knapp, son of Alfred Knapp,
of Booth Norwnik, both export players
11nd hard lighters. Floor 2,000 to 3,000
spectatorr watched the name with anger
and 11119111» interest. War began at the
very beginning, each man molesting
every point and exerting himself to gain
every advantage. Campbell best Knapp,
8 0, 0 6 b2, 0 3.

A lid. to on”...

A party from this city went. to Cannons
Slalom last evening in ii. Id Dana's
drag to attend the entertainment given
at the Irlhodlst church. The company
consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Prank II. Tay-
lor, Ir. and In. Bit 8. Bennett, Ill. and
Ire. A. L. Pushy, Stephen 8. Batch and
Horses 8. Batch. Tho Ileana. Ilsieh
and A. L. Prishy participated in the sa-
BICIRN. ____

Inaln. no Darby.

The fall meeting of the Derby Driving
association opened yesterday with a fair
attendance. Tire weather was exoslbt
sodths track in good condition for fast
tilts. (3.2. 8wao’sth.I.i}.. of
Derby woointhsbzinoiaas; II. Bopds
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viruses“. museums. A CITY CHARTER WANTED. run PUBLIC sum
The Goings and Comings of People we ————-~——- "I. High IobooIOonaao
111.. to m .11.... 1101111111 ’l'0 CDBBIDBB run SIIB- '- W '1' V“-

lfiss Amy Adams, of Winnipsuk. i1
visiting friends In Brooklyn.

Ilse Iamls Farris, of Brooklyn, N. Y..
Is the gnsatof borough frislldv.

James J. Boofleld and family are at the
Summit House, in the Catskilla.

Miss Mamie Andrews, of the borough,
is visiting friends in Brooklyn. N. Y.

lfiss DaliaBttJehu. who basbosn violi-
ing in this city, returned to Norwich to-
day.

F. E. Smith, 'of the firm of Smith
Brothers, spent Labor day at Trinity
Lake.

David Osborn and family, of Arch
street, are spending a few days at Block
Island.

Ilse Anna Couloyrsturoad boa-siren
her visit i111 Bastbampton, N. Y., this
attention.

lilies Julia A. Lockwood and her neice,
Miss Elizabeth Lockwood, have returned
from Saratoga.

Mrs. W. B. Childs and Iiss Evenley,
of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spending a few
days in the borough.

Edmond T. Bones and family of New
York, are the guests of Ira. 8. II. Bunt-
ing, on Center avenue.

Iias Chsrbnliez, who has been visiting
the Misses Carter, on West avenue, has
returned to her home in Brooklyn.

bliss Belle Harris, who has been the
guest 0 Ira. George Youugs for the
put w k, has returned to her home in
New York city.

R. G. Wilson and wife, of New York
city, who have been the guests of 0. E.
Wilson for the past month, returned
home this morning.

Theodore Smith, of Arnold e 00., so.
companied by his father, who is over 70
years of age, started this morning for
Shame”, Iowa, for I short visit.

0. 8. Sammie, formerly of the firm of
Ambler & Sammie, and family, have
been staying with Mrs. S. R. Bunting of
Center avenue, for the past few days.

Mrs. Hicks and daughters Grace and
Clara, and bliss Susie Perry, of Newark,
N. J, are visiting at the residence of
Chief of Police V‘ollmer, on South Main
street.

Among the guests at the liabackeino
hotel are R. A. Trimhls, salesman of the
Yolk Hat Company, and A. Sckober.
rcpressntive of the Van Houteu’s Cocoa
house.

W. H. Talmadge and wife, with his
daughter, Ilsa bland, and son, Inter
Henry, from Washington, D. C., are via-
iting James W. Hyatt. Ir. Talmadga
has large interests in Washington, D. C.,
as well as 11: Connecticut.

Ira. Balentino and family, (i. Switzer
and lady friend, 6. I7. Scofield and fam-
ily, and Arthur Keating and family, of
Brooklyn, and Misses Minnie and [bee
11111. and brother George, of New Haven,
crew the guests of Ed. Scofleld, of Her-
win street, on labor Day.

Thomas J. Penncll, of Omaha, Nob,
formerly of South Nerwalk, is in the
«my. He comes East on an important
mission, which is to be consummated at
the Congregational church next Monday,
the happy bride being Ifisa Anna Burke,
daughter of Dr. W. C. Burke, sr. llr.
Pennell looks as if the West agreed with
him, morally, finsnciallym and physically.

BNTBR’I’ AINIBNTS.

lnahavo'na.

W. J. Florence‘s romantic Irish drama
“Inshoregue,” is the next attraction at
the Opera House, on Saturday, Septem-
ber ii. The company is first-clues in every
particular. The mechanical reflects are
very fine, on Irish glen by moon light
and the waterfall of real water being
very realistic.

-- A noyal Pass" at Mule llaii.

The theatre season was inaugurated
last night at IIusic Hall by Manager
Iloyt, with the presentation of ”A Royal
Pass," in which OeorgsC. Sisloy appear-
ed in the leading role, supported by a
strong company throughout. The play
affords ample opportunity for the best
acting, and of a diversified character.
Ir. Slnley I! certainly a fine comedian,
and uses the Oermsndiaieev with fine
effect. he hasavevy swearvoios,and
his songs abound in the most touching
sentiment. Bis noting is a characterise.
lion and not a burlesque of the German.
Tin-rs is noticed of speakingindlvidually
of the members of his company, as each
member fills the part assumed In tho
most thorough manner. This comedy-
drsma is so constructed as to permit of
plenty of music good dancing, and yet
is kept scrupulously clean. There is
nothing to condemn in “The Royal Pass,"
but everything to command, and we
hope before the season is overlt may
again be seen at Insic Ilsll. Manager
Iloyt is certainly to be congratulated on
so suspicious and satisfactory an opening
of the season.

no 111-111... was -..“ Ito

Twentpoos boats contested for the
different prises in the regatta under the
earpiece of the Bridgeport Beads; out»
elation on stordsy. In Olaso’A, Ibo
Clyde, human to P. T. Btapisa, woo:
Class B, the Amateur. Commodore Burr
rm; Class B, the Hornet. (Iberia- I1.
Iorrla;Class 7. car boaLtbeAllce, L.
K. Young; (llama, oat boat. the Phyllis,
W. J. Jones of New York.

 

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The Paving Problem Aldo tab. DWI-Oil
—Otlaor liner letters ”(In (30,th
of Banana at finial-“in” ill”-

The regular meeting of the Court of

Bulge—es was held iastsvsnInI. War-

den Lee piesided and Burgnosss Sloan,
Couch, Glover, Ifeoksr and Adams were
present.

Bills to the amount of $1,188.40 were
audited and ordered paid.

The bill of the Norwalk Printing com-
pany was referred to the chairman of
the finance committee.

The matter of vii-establishing the city
line was brought up. It was voted that
the committee on “that lines be ap—
pointed a special committee to meet a
committee appointed by the city council
and with them reestablish the line be-
tween the borough and city and mark
the same with monuments.

Attorneys Hurlhuit and Seymour then
argued the question of the curb line on
East avenue, Ir. Seymour appearing for
the Daskain property, and Ir. flurlbutt
appearing for the Barnes' property, but
no action was taken on the matter by
the court.

The chairman of the committee on
highways reported favorably on laying
a gutter and sidewalk on Belden avenue.
A motion was put to order the work
done, and was lost.

The question of removing the borough
scales was brought. up and Horses Sloan
was Inatructed to remove and sell them.

The chairman of the highway com-
mittee reported that it would cost about
8170to lay aside-elk on the Franklin
avenue and of Union Park. He further
eluted that some of the residents near the
park claim that they have a right to use
the pork for games, etc, if they wish.
It was voted to accept the report and
discharge the committee.

Lawyer J. B. Hurlhuit asked that
some action be taken In the matter of
giving Nelson Huhhell damages on ac-
count of the recent change of the grade
on Iain street, caused by the laying of
the Winnipnuk branch of the street rail-
way. It was voted to refer the matter
to the highway committee to consult the
interested parties and report at the next
meeting of the court.

It was voted to order a curb and gutter
on Chestnut and School streets, to he
laid before October 2, and to serve no-
tices concerning the some.

The committee on harbor lines report-
ed that they wished for further time,
which was granted.

It was voted to discontinue the service
of extra policemen on Sundays.

The matter of paying for the electric
light on the Builder: building was left
to the committee on street lighting.

The chairman of the committee on fire
department reported that matters were
progressing.

Burgess Meeker and Chief Engineer
Prowitt were appointed acornrnittce to
look up the matter of cost of the differ-
eut fire rooms and npparb’tns.

William Sheldon was granted a license
to tap the street sewers under the super-
vision of the sewer inspector.

The chairman of the highway commit-
tee reported progress on the grading of
East avenue and asked for further in-
stmclions.

The matter of rspaintingiho Pioneer
Hook and Ladder company’s truck was
referred to the chairman of tho commit-
toe on fire department, with power.

It 111.1 voted to calla borough meet-
ing for September 10, to consider the
advisability of expanding 830,000 to pave
Iain, Wall and Water streets; also to
mocadumize West avenue to the city
line; to appropriate money or lay a spec-
ial tax to pay for the some. and to con-
sider the propriety of applying for a city
charter.

The meeting then adjourned until the
next regular meeting.

Whore Sidewalks in. loaded.

We are pleased to notice that the
Council has taken steps to have the blot
in the sidewalk on the north side of
West street, between the churches. filled.
The inconvenience to which the neglect
to have this sidewalk oomplotad has bean
the subject of mplaint (prolong time.
and now that the city has undertaken to
have it doaslt into ha bopedtllat it will
not be diverted from its undertaking.
but are to it that the work is completed
before the winter sets in. And now that
the city has commenced the good work
11 is to he hoped that it will not cause its
well doing, but have a walk laid on the
east slds of Franklin street. between Clay
and Washington, and on other streets
when needed for the convenience of our
oiliaaoawflkw_

Chlakan rats... at We”:

The residents of Cranberry Plains are
annoyed by an organised gang of chick-
en thieves who have commenced opera
lions in that otherwise quiet locality. On
Thursday "suing Ira. Insult had her
lien roost cleaned out and on Sunday
night Frank P. Clark lost forty hoe
fowis which he was raising to sail. Ir.
Clark basindeedhndbsd lock,forafaw
weakssgoonoof blsboyswss gored by
a ball and aiitlls later "toolbar one was
bitten by a dog.Botl1 are now
nicely. The people of the nalgborbooz
have an idea who the nocturnal visitors
are and are laying in wait to give them
a warm reception.

will not experience any

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The publlosoboolssrenowlnsm,
with a fair attendance. As W:

lions took place in April. each has
immediately commenced lb L
work without loss of time. It I
fore expedient that all pupils Mill 7'-
snteratonce,» workisnow

done which, if mm by M

lead to failure to maintain m1!

club.

Theoourseof study of tbs Ell)
School has been Me
for higher imitations 11.111. slutty“
an especially good course in My
language and literature with book- Jasp-
in; ironclad.

Throughout the grammar grad. tho
practical subjects—analog of the lag-
lish languageandits mum. and
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clal operations. “I W

The following, from the General
Statutes oftheBtatsofConnsstieatisof
importance at this time:

Samoa 1753. Noohildunderthlrtsan
years of age, shall be employed In lily
mechanical, mercantile.or man

his establishment.

Soc. 2106. No child nodes (ovarian
years of age, who has resided In the
United States nine months, shall boom-
ployed to labor, unless such child shall

have attended a day school In which
instruction has been

regularly and
thoroughly given in the branohu ofotlll-

caliou required in the public solicit.
during at least twelve weeks or

full school days of the twelve monfil
next preceding any month in which such
child shall beso employed. nor lull.
six weeks at least of thiasttendaneolll '0
been consecutive. Any person who
shall employ a child contrary to the pro-
visions of this section shall be fined not .
more than sixty dollars.

Size. 2106.11 shall he the duty of
every parent or other person havingoon—
trol of achild under fourteen years of
age, to furnish the employer ’of unit
child a certificate signed by the toddler,
school visitor or commitment tboaollooi.

It is stated by Principd Footo flint
during the past two years not a single
application for such certificate has bout
made. All children of the above one

employed. are, therefore, illegally at
work.

NEWS 1780! NEAR PLACES.

Parnarn’ha Picked up In ”—
Georgetown Doings W

Thepnhlia schoolbas opuetl but In
yet the number of pupils in W
is not very large. The new windpnl II
A. C.Iferrilluudlfiss6laeocudlipp
has charge of the primary department.
There is no reason why the coming turn
should not he a prosperoflm.

The Rowaytoo Social Club will gin
an excursion to California Grove, nut
Port Jefferson, L. 1., on Friday. The
excursiouiats will leave the W
dock at Baton Point at 8:30 a. m. on the
steamer “Kate 0. Stevens.” When the
young people of Rownyten got up an ax-
cursion it can be counted upon as being
a success.

George W. Bryan has gone to Vermont

to spent two weeks. His doom Lot.
tie, has gone to theState Norm school.

thrown from the book of a horse III

Monday afternoon, and leooivd maul

severe bruises about the body.
Georgetown.

Arthur Huvdman, of Now York city,
spent Labor day “I (own.

8. M. Iain and wife. of Brooklyn, are
visiting with their daughter, I".
Charles Gregory.

Mn. Iisry Davis has returned hens
from a visit in Seymour. .

Nathan Perry haspurchasod hurls!
W. Iains’ place; consideration ”.000.

I. Connery has commenced to deliver
coal to his customers from his new coal
yard.

L. J. Miller has returned bo-oflonr

Cottage City, where he has boats M
in; a week.

The public school commanead on'l'uan
day, September 2, with George W.
Ogden, of Wilton, as teacher.

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