,Advslhs'autaddaflllvu- utermwlilesl oust yoofiufer mtmmforltlmeglllm'ltlmm. EV- N NUMBER" 835. Entered at WM Chloe at South Norwalk as and-Class Halter. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN .. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1890. PRICE TWO CENTS D'RE°T°RY' rte-5.7% “mama Wimfitma cgweifimam FIREMEN AT A FEAST. mm... “mums- KILLED NEAR GLENBROOK. 1.111111 Buil'n'ss 111111311 ”I'll TOWN OF NOILWALK Atbhasvlatlotw Nr-Norwalk; 8. N.—8oathNor- walk;l.N.orwalk.—EsstL___ Ibikusofoarrsadsrswho annual- sftbofaetwo wouldsn that ammonia tad.w not ore-All 110‘"..le Ila bald gm” :0th in ovary basinssstr-a W wall worthy of all puma-g: KIND tho-a. AID DOWNS. NORWAIS DION WOREB C0. The. Water st. user it. It. bridge. ARCHITECTS. W at. and ‘ENAPP.WI.S.lm ashlngtonhplansu ‘.RANDALL.IHIERD..cor IslnandWallsts. mwummmm. PM I, rowan-w. Real ’ironuatnavuotntamsu momma, groom mason .‘svilaln’omt. meow-aim a. s. mankind.” inmates scormm EIIAC. lDNo. Islust.8. N. Sole sputforlimon'aeelehratediceeream WILMLIalnscnearWallN. Pole usdeetlonerysndiceueamm Preshgoodsdally. WILSON’B “Home Iade" .Granlto ville. Leave order-sat Guam Pitzer s, 17 .it. Place OBANKS. N ALBANE. The. Wall sf. . 4 till. I. 100 s on on” ' ”“0 ‘E'hj: yer, vicepreudent; WM NALBANLTMGB W NW“ 0 as “new“ "A,“ . N. Capital slim-ill) surplus 81% too. R. .Howau, pruldent; acob I. Lay- “fir 1590M 81171931931.“ M n. u all two 9 .- mw st. .Hyatt; viceprest.. win PAlEFlELl) COUNTY SAVINGB BANKTthi all .Depoaits «mun, surplus your». IarunS. Craw.v1ce NATIONAL BANK OF, NORWALK. The. bl Wall st.N incorporated 1.887 Capital WOO). Eben cur 11111, .E. J. Hillhvicemst. ;Hmfi' W. G. Thomas. E. born O.E.Wilson,E. DMWHwhWHP Bankers I .‘.Ianufacturers Personalatul Pamlly accounts are solicited. NOBWALK SAVINGS 80011:“. The. Walt at. N Depositswc 1r. Holmes mowing-“lawn“; mvhemc; ‘2. SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. Do Illusory armor). Alden Sol- Munro's.” ohIIH. Knapp. tram. interest paid Wiley-traitors. Honey loaned on arm. Wholesale.) SOUTH NORWALE BEEP CO. 8. N. Hammond .pork, sheep. lamb real. etc. TERRY. WI. I. a (20.. Armour a beef and provisions. Hotnedremsd lamb and mutton. BILL POSTER AND DIH‘I'HIHUTOH. BURTON. J. F. Poatoflce boxsatl. N. Circulars folded in over 1000 Sunday papers. BLACHSIIITHS. CARRi G30. T. foot Raymond st. 8. N, Horse- as t . RIDGE BUILDER-8. BlLI..GHO..8 AGO. P. 0box63i.8. N. builders ofbrldges.docks.prle foundations. etc. WARD BROS DEALIBS. HROWNJI. 8. 80.Ialnst.8. N. customWorkand sop-m- speeaalry HARVEY. C..ii I“M Iatnshs. N. specialtluln boot-Amman rubbers. SCHAUBJOHNABON. 85 Washington st. 8.N Agoodassoruncntatlowprices. BOW AND and)! REPAIRING. PHILLIPS. GEO. 39 Railroad Pines. 8. N. All workneauyaodpromptlrdb M- BOOHILLEHS AND STATIONEBS. PINNFO. J. ARTH N. card engraving. wed ding .lbmgg'aland tennis.goods PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE. ‘3 Washington st, 8.18. 8ehooisuppllesand generalstatlonery. BOX manna. MN?“ an; Paper; bar INAPP. 1F. Wateru. 8. man sctnrer etc. (barrel shopjo job.blng ”BUILDING HAT MJOHNH. ft. Wsshlngtonst.8.N. also Nummpimhay.shaw.etc. LIONARD. CHAS. '1'. Water at. N brick of all WWW. hair.stc.,alao bins RAYIONDBRO8.I11 sakes. Philadelphia and memories. Hmmgadamant. “HUME. cums. “6.13:. to. nooro HU’I'l'lR HOUB neat tothePost 88. «spadaltyl’umds of all diluent ofcheess. and domestic. All gradssof buttermm. unnedgoods, etc. (IMO! nomarronrns. DANN.WI.E.§0Wallst.N. Whores-es. horse.stableaadmrrisp throbbing. CABIN!!!” All) HUILDIBH. CNWLJAIE 0. stAnn 8. N. estimates on. mun: momma u. HORTON. WI. A. amusements. N. Jobbing promptlyst stto.lended WALLI. D. Randall‘s-ill. IN Intro .Hat botmmboardabenchesnacks. Jobdl’n‘gdona. Intimates urea. Telephone 51-0. WOOD. 8. D. 13 Grate at. 8. N. Jobbing promptly alundedto WILDONJL ll. mopCrumsgasarIalnl—OIeacm Wfllnnd ilaidsnave...N Steamwoodworklng, msaldisg.wtadow frammasd turning. sstmuss. Ioaeyloned. Tsiepkoaonumberm canvass All) OILUMFI'III. ICOFIILDAHOYT. sGasetlsbldg. N. UWash iagtos st.8. t8eeN.adv ertlssmeat. OAIIIAOI IANUFACTUIIII. CATHOLIC GOODS. YnJ.T.ACO filaln N. aisosswa mm m assessments WNAID. CHAl. ‘1'. Water abyss. aha mild-I steps. 01m .01 worm-ans. thallium” are. . CHAliJJ’l'larshali ”Jeydwmmmn OIGAI IAIUFAC‘I’DIIIit'o EOYTAOLIHIADCIOAB cum .lats mllwasalastarsnoflasdgn. OEWILLCflRCOJMWMmll. WWI. llamldaw. 8.1. alsblohbnls “em CIVIL ”Gm ”A". WI M0! Wadi-gums. l. tollo'ealsu'flrytng. hack 1.8. I All!) 5 mhlsgroa moldy- unsanitary 1%?“ ON. I Ideal. I Allwdsnpre-ptly ll. 8. man-lav W0 Pm N a (mm M “II. M ml! mmllsmmrsram- 1‘. .ultlmw‘armagsmsmy Cessna W‘s. .IW Wiley-sends; m WIIIWWQII— enema.»- l'LAl “£51m. warranted to 8THD‘8 00 core. manuf facurrsdat flWmhlogtou' st. 8. N. CROCHET AND ouasvvana. NASH. F. H A BIO. cor. IsluandWmists. l. N. Agate and tin ware. UNIVMALSTO No.2lsln nearWel. ono. 6.. 00.8. w cor. , lawisst. “W““mml‘efimm porosislnerowns WIEDWWL, DDS '9EastWashl st.8.N. Houses. at. tosp. m. Gas tend. nomaasnaxnnmna. WW. H.8C0. lbtl’fWalerlLN. arrlags wood work. wheelaelc. DEMAND AIDIHWIB PIPI. rm bless-natal. all. Crmllsdslons. alumnus. mas-carat: gland antics-net mllogtl Windlm Wm HAWSIDDP sin a... ibflpMm. tionsearefoll ycornpoun all. GREGORY. J. G. 38Wallat. N. Established 1829. Wholesaleand retail. Populsrpriees. RIGGS JOHN A. 11 Iain at, N. Feminism—fifty dve erect notes. 8 N t PLAISTED'B «Washingtonst. pater: medl- cines, etc. Pb h‘yaicians prosaiptionsaspeelalty. DRY-GOODS. ltah N AID J. LABONS—“Tbo o 1e" 0. 2 Gulf; b good]?I oil cloths mat- Wind "18'- BANKS. I. K. Mahscketno Hotel block.8. N. dry- goods, notions. gloves. etc. Underwearuspeclalty. BENNETTJ. P.19Haiust. N. Businessestab- llllled ova forty- -two years DICKHRIAN. A. a SON. 8i Wmhlngton st. 8 N. dry etc, (ace adv.) 8001718“; fr HOYT 3 Gazette bldg. N. 68 Wash lngtou st. 8. N. (See atichrtiaemen) 8.TREHT EDWARD 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery. Illl’ltllss COMPANIIB. ADAIS SRXPRESS (20. office railroad station. 8. N. audiaiVallst N. .8:pr forwarders to all partsof the wor.ld Mmegumlnsenlw Low rates Lester Hunt. agent. nmmm. BUXTON A BRUNDAGE. oillceat Bencdict' s. 43 Wall at. N Our motto. “prompt attention." and CAVANAGH‘ S EXPRESS. furniture pianos moved. Leave unkem' 's. 8. N. SHERWOOD. W. W.. .slate at poanoillce and Hale's. Car'eful and prompt service. “TRAVIS. MINORS. ITO. EITHER. F. 8. 8'. CO. 99 Iain at, N. Manufactur- ers of Sconeld'a celebrated flavoring extracts. NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of due extracts. P. 8. Ambler. FERTILIZER. RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super- phosphate ial mannres. land plaster. ground bone.wood JIITH, W. H. ACO .WstmsgN. sgcntsforW-il llama Clark A Co.‘ a standardf fertilizers. FIRE BRICK AND CLAY. RAYIOND BROS ordinaryaha in atock.apee iais to order.lire mortar.mnd. y dos lining FISH. OYSTERS. CLAMS. ETC. HUNTA ZELUFF. dilWashington st. 8 N. dne dsh.oyatera. clams.frui ts. game.vegetsbla. etc. FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS. NORTON. JOHN B. m'i'aylor avenue. 8. N. Also mars dealer. RAYIOND BROS. connectors for dag. concrete. asphalt. brick. cemeutand gravel walks. FLORIDA STEAM AND nor WATER IMTZBB. IBEKER. W. H. A CO. Music Hall block. S.N. sole agents. FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED. ‘iBLAND CH" FLOUR. the best made. Don‘t fall to use it. L'HOIZIEDLI’U. DANIEL. east end of Washington at bridge The choicest of family flour kept. RAYMOND BROS. bay. straw. door and feed in package. load car orcargolota. RED HILL. Darlen. Crofoot A Rose. GM. chole ground feed. graham and rye dour. FLORISTS. BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place. 8. N. plants, cut lowersaud P ornatnenlal pines madsto GUIGU L. “Ward 'nlon Cemetery N. Hamfm lowers. etc" on.» work a specialty IcKAquc JOHN. 1N. nearthe depot. Baddlzg utlowersand donlworkofallklmb. Milt krill” roses a specialty. aIlTH JOHN H. 80.Iala 8.N.theomstand bestiaowllorlst lorlstio this lty. Plan cut lowers.etc. Floralworkof allkindsnspec anddouepromptly. WITH!!! DEAL!“ COLEMAN. THEODORKWaahlngtonst. (east-2nd) Furniturelooklnggl-ssmicture ureframesfletc CRAI A WHITTLEHEY. u Iain-..N. (Ray moad'soidstaod). fleesdvertisenr-t. RAYIOND 0'0. II. newnaeJdandidlalnu. N. Fourdoorsaboveoldstorc. STOW DAVID.fl.I.m.nd8.Bo.Islast.8.N. mattresseastc. * ‘1 can mom comrarrns. aorrwau can non-r corms“. one. :9 Wamrst.N. Glsfmbghghutaddpower Colostacsmlspsrbuabel.iioal1'ar rm.“- Iun rah-ml mall-r» not random (we-rm. ) nouns a nELERJIudllstll «a. whole Mum SILLECK 8808. used to Wall st. N. wholesale grocers. door. feed, grain. hay. etc. 0300!)“. BROWNAWHASOX WWasklngtor-st. 8. N. sole agentsfm'oslebratcd creamsryhutter BECKER. CONRAD. 141 Washington st. 8. N ekoieaandpoesrtes portions. Fm CHAS. H.sueoesaorto Hatchins ”No. lsiast.8.N. tsbledeilcaclesfortamtlytrads. ,. REILLY lfllaiumNdoar CUYKICBONJHI MW. 8. N. lasgro- eerleaebolcemmtb. 5'... llANFOIlD.W. ll. Eastavs. ”Hamil Aabestospaint.sehoolsuppllss.ete LAWTCN.F. DHACO 28o. Mdnnlfl. no esrlesaudtablsds linens. L'HOIIIDIIU, DANlmsasteas oiW unbridled. N.,tens ass. IOORIA liAllIAN. No Isis st.assr West. 8.1!. loam ftorsiga ralts.losr.fssd.ste. NkW YORITRACO. CIalnst,N..-—I Heller— Tem,colsasssti spiema spatialt ’- mummanlmusuasrmmn. a specialtymmlsof tablsdsllcsdes. MIMIC“). Wilts-measlehoolILN prices. Newmuwgnodsmdasw IHHOUKC. l. as Washl st. 8 N. kssd- qa-aws forestsm'atsd 'Dsw 'essnssgoods. vawan. CHAS. ll. swollen M h... Webs-s. dslfl'alleseiss. HAW“ WIS. (I'F'I'l 0') ASCII" JOBIPHJ. 7Ionvosst.ll. N. elector-we IATIS.IAIITI:J&£ICO 731001 “-1.0. and ofkatlsn'f a: m‘ gal-swans“ room. I’m a a. s..rr iron osndsr mammal...“ n'w'atsrboassf ' nanaanoaracaowt.) “11anan w ”assay-daily atlas-tilled narmosamuna. sans, er a COUaloasl.8.N. snares cal-10.11 nu" "lhswua'rofi a. a “Intake-as ale-tors“ auras-truss. ”' ’ UIIIILLA ass ”madam-gas. mas “rundown. .alsolsw wavflmmaummaa. Wflfigl use KIN. MW. 3.500.15le Wat-KN bulld' Mm‘su “WARD.W.C‘.:IIIcHall 8.N. 0:: Well. FIRM mm? H. I . qul st.N.cusloormadsharnsm sndrapairinguaatlydous. . HOIIIDIALIII. P I.H.Drookids8took'arll.8..l¢ mum“ aliAllpurposes. sold“; thisestabllsbmentare Home ofthe Pratchcoschfngstalllou“ " UNA], .1382”: “lo 8. special N lain at. at. Iatlas: given to shosi=gdrl drl'Avlng netting hares. nmu. AIEEICAN HOTEL.” Iain N. J.C.Collim. lumplmrestauraut at HOTELsuRallrosdplamasot-gs Behanll, . Rim” 3%,01m. D. AN. R. R. dqrot. ow smfilefimmw‘dw firearms-mow“ W Wmflm'f‘“ u .. ~ mm ...... . ......e mllkllmdm INSURANCE AGENTS. COOLIDGEALOCKWCOD,0Ialnst.N.1nsur— ance and real estate in all its branches. LAYTON. JACOB If. Washington at next to P. 0 SN. dre. p lat.eglaas accidentandllfe. (seeadv) LOCEWOODJVI cor. IalnandWallsts. N. Real estate. investments. loans . etc. IOERKLLA L'HOIIEDIBU. N Washington at. -.Nfi .mictiyfirstclasscompanies ted. TAYLOR A GOLDEN. in A «Washington at. S. N. Real Estate and insurance INSURANCE COMPANIES. CONNECTICUT GEN"L urn IN 00., 8. 8. L‘ Hommedleu. agent. Washington .aee ad. IETROPOLITAN LIFE 1N8 00.1.: Washington st.S N. F. J. Grnbb. assistantsnpl. NORWALH nun 1N8. CO. N. in successful business since 1860.180 outstanding loss claims PEOPLES LIFE 1N8. C0. The. No. 45 Washing- 10110.8.18. Jno. Prmch. neat superintemlent. m ESTIIIENT SECURITIES. CRAUPURD R. B. Iasonic bi N. 6% Bonds Iiddlesex Ranking and Equilab e '11 t ge Cos. IRON AND STEEL. SETH. W. H. 8:00.15andt7 Waterst.N. springs. axles. carriage hard.wsrs etc. IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS. IERHi'l'l‘. E. X. 5‘2 and 56 Water at, N. iron work of all kinds. THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Wster st,S. N. Wm H. Hmpmprietor. IRON IOUNDBIEB. . GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk lronWorks Co., and also at Bridgeport. Conn. JEWELEBS. Filllllls. A. 8. 3980. Iain st. 8 N. op. City Hotel. 8.N. fine watch repairing a specialty HOYT. 11.11 18310 Main at. 8 N. strictly lirchlsm goods at low prices. JACKSON. uonaxn. 58Wallst N watches. dis moods. etc. Flue watch repairing a specialty. HOOD H 8. diamonds. watches jewe allverand plated ware. repairing aspeclalty. 8:1 sin at. 8. N. LAWYERS. AUS N.ALFRl-ID ll room 3 hfasonic b'd' g, Wall ugh. Notary and Real Rats FROST. RUSSEL a No hialn at. unotary, businemof all kin carefully attended to. W HURLDUTI' J. BRLDEN rooms and 6 Genetic sum. ng. Wallet, borough. 8. N. notary ..yzélm LIGHT. JOHN 11.103 Washi oommlsslonerof deedsfor LOCEWOOD EDWARD I. room 4 Ganette bldg. Attorney, notary and BEYIOUR. JOHN 8. room 3. Pairdeld Co. Nat. Bank building. N Counsellor at law. WALSH. JOHN J. room] Masonic building. Wail at. llLIVEBY STABLEA. DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board- stables. Office No. 8Riv¢r at. N. GREGORY.GEO.S.14 Knight at, N. Pine tum outs aapeclalty. Telephone 38d LOCK IIANUI'ACTURERS. LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Da «.8 N. Manufacturers of builders hardware. odlce as Pearl at; New York office 09 Hesdest; Chicago ofilce 19 Lake at NORWALK LOCK COIPANY. S. N. New York olllce wtChatn hambersst. locks and builders hard- ware; designers; founders workers of artistic house trimmings in bronze. LUIIHHB DEALERS. HILL. J.9Wsterst.N. Allklndsoflumbsrdo unredtoanypoint byrall.tsamorvossel. HACHINI IHOPO. NORWALE [RON WORKS CO Th. Water at. near it. it ..8 N. General machinery iron and brass casungs. forglu . Babbitt metal ro pairs for manafactcrim steambosts. 8COFIELD WI. A. Enightst. N. Newmschinery andrepairing promptly at ttmrdsd to. MARKIT GARDEN!” JENNINGS A WATERHUHY. 8. N. berries and all gardenproducsinseasou for thswholrsaletrads. IAIKITS. A IODIL IARKIT. fl Wall at. N.Wm.Wsrdwell. s . D. mutton and poultry AV18ON. A. 1&8 Ialnst. N. meats.frnits.vsgsta. oysters. clams. and butter. egg. .eannadgoodsmtc. MW BENNETT A HUSTED. mental-hi lob "adamanulu.lBNo Iain N. DWELL. DANAC. ll Iain at. N. choicemeats. lsh. vegatables.etc. try. Bltl'i'lO'tl CENTRAL IAHEET. sWstu at, N. Isats. vegetables. fruits. poultry, at lowest prices. CARR. WILLIAI H Benedict Far- mums. hasmmts. fresh vegslabiee—lowssteash PARKINGTONJ .A. mmsats. Elwin”. oysters. veg-tableafrnlts. buttar.stc.. GllliT. ottoman-mums. N. chaise-ate. vsgstableersi t,etc. lawssteash eashprlces. HAY“ ml};— Neldammw prime-sets JUMI.A.O. (hm WQONI l“. mam-s ”mum. '“fil I'll? mil, WW4”... "lg awamposltry. “mania LYONtl. A. 8.. Old Well Marilee! No. Iain st. Mantras andpoaltryatlowsst prices. IALIO. ALlllN. Islefl.oeersst.8 N. choice assets. fish. oysters. vegetables. um.“ PlClllilNG. Ii 8. Eastavv.op. school house. LN. m I ll. as W Washl at.S. I1. llCHAUI. JACO est agtca strictlylrstvc lam.meals.ponltryaspsehlty aIlTll'll WAlllllNGTON “All".UWssh roomful. lasmeatsaadpoaltryfev Wyn-ls. SPILLANLJ W. lslaoasrdat. N. waulurons dailysliovertbstowu. WADIJI. 8. 0‘.meme ll.N. allofpsrts muslin-letterhead masts. WIXONJ. IflWailst.N‘.. Choice masts. poul- try. "albumin W, IAIBLI All) OWITI. lam-d W. Water st.N. manufacturer“ sue amlmsrbiework alsodealu in building mVlNil. I. W. sillslnstJl. Isrblessd kemuammnmssmoaiaete. W IAIONI AND BUILD!“ SIYIOUI. HENRY. llWest are. 8. N. All blush commie W11 H. films summon WHJJAI. 19 umsveaas. WILLI‘AI ILHW.x “all. Jobflag eat 8% muss-are " .7 ram WHJJAI silltlstJt. Allkisrbot sis-s I. mdgr'adlsgpru-ptlyattsudsdto. fro-mquuury. m 0 OIIIOCI BIOS. Ibo-ls bai N. and ii Clio-Hand. N Omit-m5 pods mama" TAleD.’ WILL" Wlllfll. Avert-alim- I F.11mufiu.flflm a Illness ll. mi llssa lrsaslsg metre-raw“ “'- meme WW "s‘gwmvwdumsnt llssdunarhrs for nullasry. 3 Wait Fl ACNE. for $135!! Ills. 49 )Ialn N "J rationalism I.L.I80.Iaini.8.N. tau-t all... mum. nun-rm sndHair'Goods. nun atom menus. w m line. 0. w. dang onmm m. n Nash)lflIslnst.N. 'rmmhfaimmutcmny rum. masmrsr. reason-1.x Plano andlnatruorgn GIBSON autx. a nun null Hume's-I unmoro’n. I118. I’ll Iain “.18. Vocal ln- structlouandvoi osdevslotsnent. NASH,I188mmk.m‘atNorthavenuo.l. Pianoand organinstrnctl aswmm. EJ. teacheroflnstrumentsl m.uale Residenccat Mann. Plalstsd's. Westat.8..N BOD “NEW! DIPO’I'D. “Isak WILL, 74 W at S N. °h stationm-y. Wells. “Mal. 3.13 'flhflatml It m solarium 91 ~31 are N.; New ork m Greene Pg" A BICOND-HAND FURNITURE. 8DIORE. WI. under salvation Arm 8.N. moves. ranges. crockery. ,m OYSTER PLANTEBS AND bungee BELL. HIRAH P. 0. Box 111. 8. N. wholesale shipper of oysters and clams. CU’i'llILLJiI.II J. footof Baymondsgs. N. whole- saldealere lndneoysters. HOYT. W H. A80N.124Watmst. 8. N. Raymond) planters. and w lesale dealers in native oyster-:m REED A; HOUSIAN. 1M Waterst.8. N. planters andshlppers of Norwalk oysters. VANNAIRJ. L. ‘00.. P. O. Doxlbids. N. Oysters and clams. wholesale andretal PATTERNS AND MODELS. NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. H. Als— th l“nope. H'erFumaoe River-sides res. N. stoves, Steam work a specialty. Sole agent for the celebrated Carton furnace. PAINTS. 011.8 AND GLASS. PROWITT. J. T 45 lulu st. N Jewett's slesds. Hasury and Wadsworth' a mixed paints RAYMOND BROS. Jewett's. Atlantic and 8eeley' a load. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint. SIITH. W. H. 3.00 15‘]? Waterat. N. agents orllougman A Martinez paints. PAPER HANGINGB- PRATT A CO. Water at. near Wall. N. also paints. oliaand glam. PROWI'l'l‘J. T. 45 Iainst. N. window shades. Hollands. dxtnru. etc. TAYLORACO.?1¢c-Ialnst.fl. alsohsrdware. paints. oils. glam. etc. PHOTOGRAPHERS. BLACEIAN C. 11.11 Iain st. N. instantaneous process. Children s photos a specialty. NORTH. G. 8. 78 Washington ”.3. N. one quality only and that the best. READIAN F. E. Gazette bull' . N. Cabinet photographs 32. 50 per doe; one due. $1.51). PIANO THEIR! ADI) BIPAIBIBH. HBNDEKC F. Lockwood Hall. N. Also dealer in pianos. organs. sheet music. etc. PLANING KILLS. RANDALL. HINER D. B. N. All kinds of wood work at retail or for the trade. PLUKHING. IEEKERACO. W. H. Music Hall block. 8.N Plumbing. slum and gas fitting. NASH P. H ABRO. our. IainandWeststs S. N. Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and heaters. RAILROAD!) NORWALE HORSE RAILWAY CO. JamesW. Hyatt. pleat; Edwin G Hoyt. supt. REAL ESTA'I'I AGENTS. LAYTON. JACOB I. Washington at. next to P 0 8. N. property for sale. houses to rent. (sec adv.) IORRXLL s: L' HOIIEDINU. 95 W aahlngton st. 8. N. selling. renting and collecting. WILSON. 0. E. Garetta bldg.N. lormtrnmlts and money to loan. Also insurance written in best of companies at the lowest rates. WOODWARD E. A. No. Mainst. 8. N. houses 0 rent and building lots for sale. RESTAURANTS. 8K8 H1VE.5Watcrst.N.warmmealsat all hours. dinner 25:: HENRY'S. 1680 lain at S N. The lantz'acdinmr in the city. Board by the day or week SANITARY ENGINEERQ. RIDER W. 8. A SON. CWaahingtoa w. 8. N. Hydraulic and Civil engineers SCHOOLS. (Pris-to) HAIRD'SM I188 iNSTlTU'l'B. d Orchard n. N Youuglsdl es boarding and day school. IRAD In. Hillside, N. Day and boarding school for girlaaud youngi ladies. Fits for an coll ratcry atrac NWiu-um Fun, 2‘. ”so“ and 8pr1ngtenn us Aprilstb. Circulars will be sent upon appl atlou NORWALE MILITARY lNSTlTUTE. N. Frank 8. Rubens. principal Circular on request. Wgh80‘Nn MR E 11.8choom bfys. they“: ’1 tor to college so cut so a For clrcuplfa: “bin-as as above. SEWING “CHIN“ BHAILIR. C. I. 10 80 Iain st. 8. N. “Wheelerand Wibun“ and “Household.” needles. oil. attach- roents. Repairing a specialty. HIWIB CONTRACTORS. RAYMOND BROS. sewus built. water plpes laid. excavating. dlllug. grading. landscape gardening SHOE MANUFACTURERS. LOUNBBUEY. IATHlWllON A CO. 8.8. ladm' CEO. 8 WEIDACO. and.mlswoom71 73. msndt'IWaterst 8 . hunt-haiku. IauaMurers of lsdles‘ mlssss‘ and ehlldsur s Ins footwear for the retail trade. sum-warm AND UNDIIWIAI. HUTCHlNSON. COLE & (:0. Norwalk. New York and Bridgeport. Conn. sronmna'u cocoa. luxktt JOHN li.lIala N. “WW :9. «A a v a! :E ” “”me "me film WORKS. Wales 3.8. N "IA. morass AND PUle. NOEWALll "ION WORIS CO. The. Water sl. near it. it. bridge. 8. N. m‘ ’s loun- STEAHSHIP TICKET aorta-rs. Clm'l'lll.1l ll..W Issoulc building‘s.“ steamship M0“: sci-M In“. W P“ LAYTON. JACOB l. WmhlsglmmnsattoPO. lLPs-sgetlekstadrsftatmossyordsmtsesad. l 810'! DIALBII. rams JOHN ll. footofWashlsgtoamJJi. alas brick,i cement. hair “HORTON. JOHN ll. m’l'aylor svmss. l. N.Also leery srof concrete wal HAYIOND BROS. blue. brown. Greenwich and lldlrustoas. graniteaudurarbla trimmlnga ITOVM. IAIN!" AND HEATERS. KITCHUI LANDON. nonhuman. a. Gas murmum rs “W7. P.O 8N. stoves. POW J. W. wheelers.“ "T sisters- ”in“ 3??” ... BILL I LIST MW cast ”I... we‘ll...“ .48.... HNnu'i’a “av-as. I Light ICRTONJO 8.. luv 8. . audhssvytrseklsgpruw’ptlysttsadsdto. UNOII‘PAKIII. 1mm J. D Hts-Elm.”- arse-79331.3.” transom GIO. n. nostalgia-tn. asst deacslflwklsysl. Tslspkoas’l'M. vmamanvsoaonmvs. BRIDGING” D.V..8 classed hospitalvsaroi CmDsakJI .tslsphoas’s. nalsssesst. WOOD. mam a... . .1 “......nfidma' M co. II". ‘ 18349:: ’E—‘fi’l‘fi ”Ma—‘34.”... macaw 1M filMMlllflhq snail mom: a. w THEY CELEBRATE THE COIPLE- T108 0F '1'!!! NEW H083 CART. least Clams and lobsters Play on Im- Portaat Part in the Celebration—Dis— tinguished Guests Present. Putnam Hose company, No. l, of this city. gave another of their pleasant affairs last evening, it being a clam bake in celebration of the completion of their new boss wagon. At 9 o’clock the guests IMinn to arrive and shortly afterward “a the bake was opened. The table extend- ed the entire length of the room and accommodated about fifty persons at one time. They were not profusely decor- ated with those thing calculated to please the eye. but the members of the company soon pMsd before the guests pubs filled with clams ’obnl Were ame- to perfection. The pldof that rdchfirlts the case wan demonstrated by the way in which the luscious bivalves were con somed. Then lobsters were placed upon the tables. which had been prepared for eating in fine style. The spread was enjoyed by all and many complimentary “expressions were heard regarding the “affair. Cigars were passed around and the guests were mode to feel that they were Indeed fortunate in being present. This programme was repeated three times. but the supply held out and none were obliged to leave the place hungry. The bake was prepared by the company in the rear of the house and was perfect in every respect. Among those who were present were Acting Mayor Charles F. Bullock, Coun- cilman John W. Duke, Councilman Frank N. Ferris, Councilman Isaac S. Jennings. Water Commissioner C. ‘8. Trowbridge;Chief EogmeerGeorge Bovi- man, Assistant Harry Parker and Leroy Munroe. of the Stamford fire depart- ment; Chief Engineer Samuel McGowan and First Assistant E. V. Baker, of the South Norwalk fire department; Chief Engineer J. T. Prowrtt and Assistant Fred SfDllh. of the Norwalk fire depart- ment; Lieutenant William H. Jones. of No. 8 engine. New York fire department: Foreman Fred Wheeler and Assistant Hsrry Tobey. of Mayflower Hook and Ladder company. East Norwnlk; Fore- mou Horace 8. Batch and Assistant Frank Nash, of Old Well Hook and 'Laddcr company. The new wagonvvaeadmired by all. Henry Tilly, its builder. was present to explain its details and listen to the oom- plimentory things that were said regard- ing rt. The clam bake was a great one case and Foreman Wiiltam H. Knapp and his company have reason to feel proud of it, as the public certainly is of the company who gave it. A llElull'l'ID ALAIKI. The William R. Nash Homestead I‘artly Destroyed by Fire this Morning. About 4:30 o'clock "I18 morning fire broke through the north end of the roof of the W. R. Nash homestead at the head of Main street, Norwalk. The alarm was given after nearly ten minutes delay from Box 52, and the fire was well under way when the department arrived. the foul bung uno mass of flames The tire. dopartmmt nrrivud promptly offer the alarm sounded and had one stream on , the fire to a few minutes. Another line of hm»- was stretched from a hydrant about 800 fret distant and in a short time the tin.- was under control. but not until the upper put -.f Lil» building was ruined. The greater part of the furniture was removed from the burning building by willing neighbors and by the tune the firemen arrived the hou-ehold effects were hourly all out. The fin was discovered by a servant girl who Ili’i’pfi in the upper part of the house. She smelled the notch and on opening a door found the attic no the north side of the home» abisz’. The house was occupied by Mrs. Wil- liam R. Nash and her .ml-tn-luw. George W. Bradley. and him wife. Tin-y are now staying at one of tho nelghbor‘anotil or- nogmn-aw 1.2an no» mass vol till-,1: "ac- cummml: ‘“ l“""" “n" W'm'm' W HWCMD to booms rind furniture is estimated?“ Vl.m.””‘l‘he*'holfsb" v‘v‘lc insured by Cowlosaml Merrill for 81.100. Dslsgatasus the Damocraile Conventions. The Democrat» of the first and third voting districts held a caucus m the Town House last evening and nominated delegates for the Stole. Congressional. County, Senatorial and Probate Convene tloua. About 800 voters were present. The nominations were as follows: State, John Malone and John 8. Seymour; Congressional, hook Street and Fred. Iead; County, J. H. Gormley and John O. Sullivan; Benatorlal,J. J. Walsh and C. N.Wood; Probatu~.(10rnellus Howard and B. N. Sloan. John J. Walsh was chairman of the caucus and B. C. Penney secretary. Was II. a Visit. of Foul Play? A rumor. believed by many. is to the effect that the late Anson titration, who was found dead in the roadway under the Consolidated railroad tracks at the Omaha crossing. was pushed or thrown .off the bridge above by evil-disposed persons who attacked him for the pur- pose of robbery. When the bodywas found,tuadeossssd had iuoua hand a small bag. grasped so ilrmly that it was with dinouity released. It Is said so in- Vullgatlou will soon follow. -DlrtdsssbsforsBflmshssspliksa W baton the advance of a ysliorr-lslssleklskss. The Goings and Comings of “People we Like to Read About. anrgo C. Lockwood returned from Saratov yesterday. Louis Evans, of the borough,‘ ll spend- ing a few days in Jersey City. Miss Mamie Stevens. of Bangor, In, is visiting friends in Winulpauk. Miss Grace Head, of Berkeley street, is spending a few days in Ridgefleld. Miss Minnie Godfrey, of New Haven. is visiting friends on .8pring street. Frank Loudon.of Jersey City Heights. is the guest of friends on Prospect street Ilsa Millie Lockwood, of Syracuse. N. Y.. is the guest of friends in East Nor- walk. Hlss Minnie Hendrick. of Trenton. N. 1.. is visiting Ilsa Mamie E. Smith. of the borough. kiddies Josie as '18 ”films. nth Halo street, this9 city. George Hall, of Winsted, accompanied by Miss Alice Hayden, of Heriden. are the guests of France street friends. Miss Maggie Colgon. of New Haven, and MissNellie Hylord. of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., are visiting Miss Mamie McNa- mara on North Main street. Miss Arlee Elwell. of Cleveland. 0., who has been the guest of friends on Washington avenue, is now visiting in Norwallr.-—-Starnford Advocate. Superintendent F. C. Payne, of the Danbury and Norwulk division, arrived home yesterday fromn two weeks' tour extending from Niagara. through Canada and the Thousand Islands to Montreal and other points of interest in the North. He was accompanied by his wife. and Superintendent Hopson of the Derby division, and wife. restart, "NEE” “Wagon" WOULD APPLY HERE. New Haven larch-nus Purpose to Shut Out Transient Store Keepers. Anumber of prominent New Haven merchants propose to ask the next gen- eral assembly to pass laws prohibiting or restricting dealing by traoeieot traders. Local merchants have many times felt aggrieved because total strangers visit New Haven and with flaming posters announce that they are sole owners of a bankrupt stock of clothing. jewelry or other wares which they propose to sell at less than cost of production. In Massachusetts and Rhode Island. all such renders are required to deposit 8500 with the secretary of the state. and to take out a state license costing $25. and a local license based upon town valuation of the stock of goods. Y M. C. A. Notes. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors was held Wednesday evening, nt.whicb several matters per- training to the work for the coming sea son were considered. There will be an important meeting of the Educational class committee this evening at 8:00 o’clock. in the secre- ing the studies that Will be taken up in this department. The annual conference of the Y. M. C. A. General Secretaries of Connecticut will be held in blended commencing Wednesday morning.0et. 15.nod closing Thursday morning, Oct. 16. The twenty-fifth annual State conven- tion of the Young Men's Christian asso- ciations of Connecticut will be held in New Haven.0ct. 16-19, The opening ses- sion will occur on Thursday afternoon and the closing one on Sunday evening and all intereswd in this work should en- deavorto bepresent at some if not all of the sessions. The Last Opportunity. All persons having in mind the subject of making a trip toSarstoga. on Monday next (the last of the season).to be given by the Saratoga management and the llousatonic Railroad. must soon decide. The programme. notwithstanding the low rates, unites all the essentials of so expensive journey for pleasure so far as tits- enjoyment Is corneal-91w} romgood Wear: . mam no can est ‘ m. with" WWW 01 elm—«ill ’flllt l! in Haratogn ls em- braced ln the programme. The tickets in alltbo towns advertised are selling well and a large train will be hauled out. it will be of convenience to R. H. Plats- ted, drugglst, to secure your tickets early. so that the waoisof the patrons will receive the best of attention. a- omsm Visit to in. Jail. The building committee upon the addl tion to the county jail paid an official visit to that institution yesterday and were vary much pleased with the result of the work. It is the intention, if both- ing intervenes, says the Bridgeport Farmer. to have the coils ready for occu- pancy neat Ionday and it isllksly that upon that day the building will be form- ally occupied. Thscommltlsscousists of County Commissioners Olmstcsd. Johnson and Paige; Senator D I. Rad. of Bridgeport; Representatives it. E. Hawley. of Brookfieid. and John H. Ferris. of Booth Norwalk. a iguana Ilsa of Gold. On Tuesday. mm 8, the wood- sn anniversary of the wedding of Rev. and Ito. J. 8. banana, his parishiou' srsat Ilddlsboro. Ia... mead the mafiwifs an slsgant wooden box. lined wfibphshsudlaiaid with twenty- ssvss phase of pl, amounting to 313.110. A Dev. Ir. Wood mods tbs “all”. film, tary'a office. for the purpoée of srrang- . ANOTHER vwmt or run rumou- nnoua GRADE conserve. The Aged m» of o. 1.”. Hanson. struck by a uoomotlvs on the New Conan Bond While on no: way to Nor-walk. Mrs. J. L. Bassett. a widow. aged 65, mother of Orrin L. Bssseit, of Norwalk, was struck by the locomotive and in. stautly killed at the Glenbrook crossing of the New Canaan railroad at. 10 o’clock yesterday morning. . The deceased went to Springdalo Wednesday to attend the funeral of a friend. Ira. I. H. Gilbert, and yesterday mornlng was on her way to take a train at Gianhrook on the main line to ,Norwalk, where she makes her home with her son. When crossing the New Cosmo branch the accident on bod;waeoos mutilated severe blow on the side of the head being apparently the only injury. The remains were taken to the Stem- ford depot, and after an investigation by Medical Examiner Howell, were placed to charge by D. D. Dinsn, undertaker, for preparation for burial and to await the coming of the deceased’s relatives who were notified of the and event by telegmpb. Several years ego Mrs. Bamett lived on Clark's hill, Stamford, with her husband, the late J. L. Barrett. Since the death of thelatter she has been living in the families of her children. including that of Orrin L. Barnett, of Norwalk. asabovo stated. ETTBRTAINMENTS. The Cohan Family. Manager Stanley has secured a date from the celebrated Cohan Family. who will appear at the Opera Honeehn Thurs- day. September 11. The company corn- prisea the ever popular Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cohan, old favorites of Norwalk; their talented children, Miss llosie and Master George Cohen. and ,n carefully selected troupe of supporting artists The entertainment will consist of com edy, singing. dancing and music-«m evening’s enjoyment as only the Cobans can produce. Seats go on sale Monday. Irwin Brothers’ Circus. lrwin Brothers’ circus an old time one- riog show, with 200 men and horses. will exhibit hereon the base ball park, Saturday, September 13. They present a fine array of talent. and guarantee to amuse and satisfy their patrons in every particular. The Portsmouth Times says: “It is the unanimous verdict in this city that without meretriclous show. or use- Ieas street parade. Irwin Brothers filled their tents with a represenatlve Porta- mouth audience. solely upon the merit of the performance." Admission 10 and 20 cents. superb Scenic Elects In "lnahavo‘na." The scenic effects of "loshavogue." the Irish comedy to be presented at Mena- gor Stanley' a cosy Opera House to-rnor- row night. are said to be superbt. and the mechanical arrangements almost perfec- tion. The piece has abandsome stage setting. and the cast is thoroughly effic- ient. The Emerald quartette. together with Dan Nash. the great Irish come— dian, are especial features of the play. lrish songs. jig and reel dancing. and a set of silver chimes are introduced. “Our German Ward." “Our German Ward,” which Manager Hoyt has booked for Ionic Hall on the evening of September 11. is a bright. clean comedy of a very high order. en- tirely devoid of horse play. at the same time furnishes any amount of hearty laugh; The music by the orchestra is pronounced especially fine, and there are only a few companies on the road this season with whose acting the people are better satisfied. Everywhere they go they make a decided hit. Ths— Many In Her Hustle A short time ago George 1.Keslav_.a well-known vssideptq of South Nornslk, shot lilo New York m. not Willi” of! “0 le' bills bird" sugplclon wasvdit reeled warm the gill becaua's of her rather mysterious actions. Hr. Keelor summoned Sheriff Donn, who asked the girl to give up the money. but she stout» 1y denied all knowledge of it. The sheriff then ordered her to be searched. 8110 was taken op-stalrs and scorched by two ladies, who found the money tbd on the inside of her bustle. As Ir. Kesler received the money be made no com- plaint. but the girl was discharged. Old Hell's l—PAmnlnI M... The semi-annual msstisgof Old Wall Hook and Ladder company last everdng. was well attended. The several com. mittoes made their reports which showed the company to be in a prosperous condb tion. Committees were appointed as follows. investigating committee. W. Augustus Raymond. A. Iartlnsau. (l. W. 8tevsos. E. Talrdadgs, J. W. Hoyt; finance committee, it. A. IoDouald. D. H. Ililisr and J. I‘. Ferris. Thematic; adjourned until next Ioudsy evening.I ”Co-nastiest Pensions. Original—Albert F. Thompson. Bold- lers’ Home, Norosoo; Patrick Curtis. Glastonbury; James Kelly, Bouthport; David D. Psuhariow Norotoo; James Impby. New Britain; D. A. Roberts, Ilddlstowu; J. 1.. Doctor» New tendon; William B. Knapp Malt; Isry. Widow of Phllipm W. Jesse. Mud. oil’s Mast-listens asap. WMUU' xfiutflamvw M” HYA'H' AID 11m... The Miammmkflwv- areas. and shslsosad aw”. dldats for “sum . - lbougblbe democratic it looks now as delegates of Fairilsld Convention will be a unit for W: James W. Hyatt for governor, ~ Republicans solid for Hon. 8. 13%.” lieutenant-governor. If till: be law has become of the foreslgh of the great politicalm straddlsr appointed dictator up at them Can ithspossibleafter quantum said by the Hour that rallroab are use to bathe issue in the coming caravan . Well. it certainly so‘sppoars at pram’it. It would be very creditable tom if the candidates we have mandated should be selected. Tbsyarebothyuuug and live men. active In budnsrs and" bum"! in 00mm. and well known hroughout the s o melamine. JV villi”. 3’s! which! they haw been WI ability and dignity. I: u hardly probable that 0385' A . be eleowd, though He. Hyatt m come as close as any Democratic“ date to securing a majority vats—soil possibly get it. 4 Well, we shall see what we shall all but it is painful to we what mlghlymfls effect all the labored Stevenson-editable in the Hour have had where the paper is best known. Can it be that thsssellfidrl— ala have been of the twenty-cellar“ variety? Even if they have been assured at so low a figure they have not proved a profitable investment. We doubt, how- ever, if so shrewd a man as Ir. Steven- son would pot up a cent on them. He' Is too goodobusiness manto pay maps for value received, and in this case there has been no equivalent rendered. For Local Advmmrs. . it re a familiar saying that "a change iseagood nearest." Asapplisd toad. vertising the saying might with advan- tage be altered to read, achangs isbetisr than a rest. Don’t stop your adultho- rnent when‘a pdrticular vein rm but, but change it. it is no wonder that Id- : vertisiog is often unproductive. when the advertiser is content to let the not like presentation of his busine- stand Mill after month withoutacbauge. 'Dsslns- aumption is, that a man who aye ing new has nothing new to my. And a man who has nothing newtossy mast has very dull man, or conduct a dull business. Even if the advertise“! b not trite and commonplace, a change may be beneficial. In spite of the my- ing,fons can have too much of a good thing. It is possible to wear a good story threadbare tn the telling, until the tale that was wont to "bet the table on a roar,"' Ia listened to with impsfimlcs and greeted with yawns. Topasaphr'a's‘s a well-known proverb, there urn Mes good advertisements in the brain one came out of it. The last out is not sung, the last good story b not told, the last good advertisernant is not written. True. we "canootsisikotwslss every time." But asfmbnsq- Ind '- thusiasm lend to youth a brim first stones for lack of maturity mm and action. so freshen and commas-ina- advertisement may often offset a lack 0f finish, and novelty atone for incomplete- tress. “w m . . . ' cos-amen Pate-In. The following were ill“ Sept. 2, 1890. List furnished from odlce of A. I. Wooster. Solicitor of Palladium port, Conn; - Waldo C. B an Britt for incandescen? lagp mmmnm A Cook, Brid blah; Schott, New ven,dleanl dies D08; George E. Spare. New Haven two outs. jump seat carriage. Austin Cuahtnan, Hartford. face jaw; Arthur]. Jacobs. Hartford, book sswlll machine; Chas. H. Otis, M needle and cast- off for book sewing-a» chines; J. R. Reynoldssnd A. 1. Jacobs. Hartbford. t‘hrssn ten". blink swig mac me an saw book; Frasgia, Richards, Hartfordfssvsn pander buckle; SethW. Dublin. den. bicycle saddle; MI» 2 New Britain, two Midst, polishing machine; Charm G. Cheshire. three patents. milling g. and machine for music “milling ‘ Wee Trade mark: Brain Co., New tendon. silk and upholstery and Label: Navy, luck, "Harshmsllow aklasoap. ', ..‘r mu... ".«’ .... wlssw , Some of the odd things of lift-ll“- slors. The Puritan spirit—New w M. The pink of perform-a shat; modest blush. M A staiiouer advertises “Cyclone DU? Blow ink, of course. ”I am over my head in workffltks submarine diver to himssI . A cutting remark: How will ysahavs your hair trimmed? Labor note: The of b country are opposed to them Thstaralsrsssyihsrs beam cropof psarsthhymr. Wurst M lbs elergymsu will bsabls roles lbw same. . Widths“;
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