l. NUMBER 838. Entered st the Post Ollie: st south Norwslk as Mandolins lsttcr. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1890. DIRECTORY Llllilt ll't'll'ltt Illll‘lili orm TOWN OF NOBWALK. Abbrsvlstlom: lib—Nerwslk; S. N.—8ooth Nor- wulk; I. Nr-IsstNorw To the“ of our reactors who are not al- awara of the fact we woubl us that «or, Irmb in “repatriated. who or of mar 0 agree. will be found 1 rollablo In every business trans- “ IIIII well worthy of all patronage 0 ed to them. All: COMPRESSOR. NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Wstcr st, not: B. B. bridge. .. c'rs. WI. 8.1 Washington st, inns sud “Wm Amati-W... no: .. W .ssr, sts, mmwmm drs.wing . .., AUC’I'IONRIDB. m JAMES. oflcsflWall st. N. Iteul HORRELL a hmTIL"HOXMEM‘I'MEU. N Washington at,“ “PM?! pwlll‘zuz grew»: ‘i Item.“ lSONtfiIal'a’hwiNn. ind 54 Washington st,S inconfectlonery, ice crsarn, loss, etc...o SCOPIELD MAC. “No. Home. N. Sole spot for IIorton‘s celebrated ice cream. wmmcnss .thslnst,nesrli'ull,N. Pure confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily. WI‘LSON‘S ‘Ilome Mode“ Bread Bakery. Granite- vllle. Leave orders st Gus l’ltzcr's, I ll. Place BANKS CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The. Wall st, N. flag: ”in“? r us 14,.100i Gpeordfilx. cot er, vw rest it , anmm’cllhlfl y CITY NATIONAL BANK, The. stshlngton st, ucarhl S. N. Capital 310091); surplus 312' Row“, president; Jscob M. ton cashier. FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The sittuust,N. Inco rated 18%. Capital in). ,Jsmes '.;Ilystt vioeprcst. Edwin 0. Keeler;cushier,l.ewlsc. Green. PAIRPIKLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The,5l our]:l N. Deposits will). surplus 'wuo. Winds S. floody, prest; hfurtih S. me,vice pleat; Jamesll. Bailey, tress. NATIONAL BANK OF 'NOllWALK. The, 51 Wsnll st,N. incorporstsdlllbf. Capitulation!) Ebc can L; E. J.II P Price, cashier. Directors, um, w. GHThomsnE nlocxwood. .l. A'. O'sbom, O.E.W'llsou,h‘..llulrd, D. W. Fitch, W. P. Bishop. Bunkers‘, Mcrchuuts‘. Mnnufnclurers', Personaluld Family uncountsa'resolici NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, it all st,N . Deposits over $1,000,000, so his 890.0% George lflolmmuk. lirt'lrsnfurd, vice-me; tress. SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De- posits (:qu monrplus $46.01». Alden Sol— mslls. pvcsn; John II. Knapp. tress. lntcrost psid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage. BEEF. (\Ylloloaltlc. ) SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. S. N. Ilnmmolld beef, pork, shoep,lsmb, vcol, etc. TERRY WM. It. A: CO., N. Armour‘sbecfalld provlslohs. Ilonledrulsc'd lamb and mutton. BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR. BUXTON, J. 1“. Post olilcc box as, N. Circuisrs foisted in over till) Sundsy pspers. BLACKSMITIIS. CARR, GEO. '1'. foot Raymond st, 8. N. slotting u speciuit . RIDGE BUILDERS. Dunno. 8 «00. P. Obox rm. 8. N. builders of bridges, docks, pile foundations,etc BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. BROWNJI. 8. So. Alsinst, S. N customWorkuud rupslriuguspcclalty. EAINBYJI. II. No Main 3.5.x. opecialliesin boots,shoesaild rubbers. SUBAUB. JOIIN lb SON, at: Washington st, S. N. A goodassortmcnt st low prices. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Ilsllrood Place. 8. N. All work costly and promptly done. BOOKSELLEIIS AND STATIONEIIS. PINNEO, J. ARTHUR, N. curd engraving, wed- ding stationery, buss bull and tennis goods PLAIBTBD'S DRUG STORE, 43 Washington st, S. N. School supplies and general stationery BOX WES, (Wood and Paper. ) INAPP. LP. Water st 3. N. manufacturer of hill, boxes, etc. ‘ ‘s hojp llorse- ~ 5 millieiginllm cousz'r summoms. WHIQOOWVI‘. 5.1.. m tum-“mum” cm COUCH DMD” PLAISTBD'S COUGII mYmsrrauted to cure, manufactnmdstfl Wssbinztuust. S. N. CROCHET AND “WARE. NASII. P. I! 5830. cor. lslnsnquIIIJ. l. “I” “am UNIVWALS’I’O Tholtolslnstnsernt. ,mwarcdloussfumlshlnmctc. DENTlm WILD 0.1V. Luudsr'sbiock,So. . N. Olllcsbours, Bum. too p. in KENDALL, CEO. 3. nulls Wsshl Prunkllnsta,ll.N. IIoursEstoo. p.m. olllcsst rsstdsucslcwis m%whclmun. W Gold poreslsincmwnslnsomd. 8' WERD,W.L.. DWDBWMtWashl st,!..N nObrIGI. in. toilp. m. Grand-timed. SI} DOOMBASII Alan”? TILW. II. JCO. 151.17 start, .carrlals wodwrs‘k, when“. ‘ “rm unmask. Pincus. I. uMsthN. Crsshsdsteas, sswsrconlncta salt lasted antiwar: ' Dr H v I: :- 0mm ' . BAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van andt ave. B. N Bundayhours,8 tolOsJu. ..4tc0p m. Prescrip— tlonscsrrfnll ycompoundcr'l. GBIIGOIIYJ. G. 88Wsll st N. Established lw Wholesulc sud retail. Populsr prices. RIGGS JOHN A. II lain st, N. I’crfumss,—dfty live iffereut perfumes. ed PLAIBTED'S 43Wsshin st, 8. N. pstcntm L clues, etc. Physl iclans’ fiiptions u specialty. DRY-GOODS. AMBLER, J. L. a SONS—"Tbs Equitsble" No. 2 Gazette 'bnlldlng.N. Drygoods ouclotio mu. tingssnd ru.gs BANKS, R. K. Mllhuckemo “0th block, 8. N dry- goods. notions ,gioves,etc. Undertvear'aspcclslty. BENNETT, J. F.” Alain st, N. Business estab- lished over forty- -two years. DICKEIL’IAN, A. As SON, til Washington st, 8. N. drygouds, ca'rpets, etc. tree adv.) SCOPIELD A llOY,T 3 (incite bldg, N 68 Wssb- ington st, 8 N. (See' advertisement .) STREET, EDWARD, 5 Gazette bidg, N. Dry goods, l'urlcy goods, 'notions sndhos'lery. EXPRESS COMPANIES. ADAMS EXPRESS CO omcc rnilroarl station, 5 N. null-13W ullst, N. press forwarders to 'llil parts of the world. I’usmtgertruin service, Low rotor Lester Iluut, agent, EXPRESSIYEN. BUX'I'ON & BRUNDAGE, office of Benedict' s,“ Wsll at, N. Our motto, "prompt attention. " CAVANAGII S EXPRESS, furniture and pianos moved. Louie orders st lnisted' s, S. N SHERWOOD. W. W. N. slate st posbodlce sud little I. Csr'eful and prompt service. leRACTs. ESSENCES. u-ro BYX‘BEE F. S. JtCO. mlsin st, N. Munufacinr- ers of Scofiold's cclcbrnwd fluv- orill,, ' cxunctss NORW ALK EXTRACT CO. N. monufscturvrs of line extracts. l". S. Ambler. FEBTILIZI' BS. Rx“ MOND BROS. Bradley s super- phosphate, s llll mannres land plaster, ground bone, woodases SMITH, W. ll. 3C0. Witter st N agonts forWil- linmsClsrk a Co's standard crti liurs HIKE BRICK AND CLAY. RAYMOND BROS. ordinary sbupes in stock, spec his to orderfirc mortar,oand, chimney line linings FISH. OYSTEBS, (ll-AME, E'I'c. HUNT a ZELUI-‘P, mltsshingtou It, s N. fine dob. oysmftl. clams. fruits, game, vegetables, etc FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS. HORTON JOIINB. u’l'sylor avenue, 8, N. Also stoned RAYMOND BROS. etmtructull for kg, asphalt, brick, cement and gruvel walks. FLORIDA STEAM AND BU! WATER HEATS . MEEKER, W. II. k CO. Music Hall block. 8. N. sole agents. FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED. “ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best made. Don't fall to use it. , L'llOIIMEDlI-IU, DANIEL, asst end of Washington It bridge. The choicest of ismlly flour kept. RAYMOND BROS. hay, strsw, ilour and feed in package, loud, cur orcnrgo lots. RED MILL. Darlen, Crofoot & Rose. Gram. choir: feed “ and rye flour. a ’ mnuxuutvo MATERIALS- ». WJOIINH. _ft.Wush'lngton st, SUN also Huston, sewer pipe. buy, straw. etc. ‘11.!0NAIID,CIIAB. T.Wstcrst,N. brickofsll Minnie, cemcu cp-luster, hair, etc, also bloc stone, lire brick an “HOND BROS. lilwsukse, Philudclphis and Tram fronts. bnck,lath, lime, cement, adamant. BUTTER. outrun. 3008, to. BOSTON BUTTER IlOUSk, next door to the Post 3.16.4 s ty made of all dillercnt ' of cheese, in non sud domestic. All gsdesof hummus, ,cilnncd goals, etc. CARRIAGE BEl’OsI'I'OItIl-JS. DANN, WI. ldelan. Carriages, hams—es, hos-m, stable and currisgs furnishings. OAKI’BNTEBS AND BUILDERS. CBOWRJAIIIIS C. shopAnn st. 8 N estimator given, Jobbing promptly alluded to. IORTON.WI. A. awTsyltwsvsnne, S. N. Jobbing promptly uttcudodto RANDALLI. lby lt-a‘lildall’smill fill. lodcvn muchtuwyrun c ppowsrcna «meta ve low lgures. Large work s specialty m IAYIOND, J. It. ”Water st, S. N mannfscturer buckets, casings, corner blocks, col- Ilut mm)? mm' ”$1.33“? tom . mobblogdouo. Estimates given. Telephone“ SHERWOOD. B. B l3 Grove st, S. N. Jobbing attsnllodtu promptly WILSONJ. B. shqlCrosssgnmrlain H—Oflleccor Wall standlluldcrlaveq N. Stan wood working, mouldihg,sr window frur'nu and turning. Lowest ssdmulss. Ions-y loaned. Telephone number :52. CARPET!) AND OILCLOI’IIS. 800W k IlOYT, it limits bids, N. as Wuh- lngtusl st,IlN. (Ses' advertisement.) CARDIAC!!! MNUPAC‘I‘UBIBS. THAIIIIINBY, No. Iain at, it. N. msuufsctnmof Wit iuisucntiou given to rspuiring. WRIGHT A PLYNN. footof Franklin st. mahufso Willi». do. Mormons ,N. .écstsrwfor o'wsddig'gulld parties. wwwtkfl Will lglwmm IDS Iml. 3‘1"} Odom “it m“. If duo new clutch PIP! HANUIAL‘TUIIBB. LEONARD. Ill sins and ammonium-regs, 010“ BOX WUIAL‘TUBIII. I IN CHAS. 8. filmhallst SN. maniac. ”ti... 0 «Apr buxrlssuoddealsrln 'blioo's. morons IANUIAC'I‘UBBBS. WOOLIB’I'KADCIGARCO. The, inhalant $8.]! IL—aafscturusofdue duecigrs. N OLDWILLCIGAROO. TM,WaabIngmlt.B. Wm vacuumedmu. 3.x. alaoJobbsrln clvu. knulrtlkls. nsrr.wll.s.imhg’nmw ”mt-1,1541%??? natal .IIJION tow-slum scan fly- ~00“ l(i. 0.1!. llaiustdi. medium-pay W0 Bums. 'Wmmwhmflxm“ .. lobbstsaud 00“ AND WOOD. ISBN Iahlrh, Gssstts b’d'g. Iluymdsvsulu." “Han “that“ ‘N Ah“ ml. l‘ Lolllri'l'li. BERG, PAUL, Woodward l’lltce,S . llowe'rs and ornamental pieces modem GUIGUR, P L, MWurdst.wm Union Cemstz'ry N. Plsnts, cut flowers, etc. orniwovk a specialty. IcKAY,JOIIN. B. N. ncsrthedspot. Balding ts—cut flowers and dorsl work of all kinds roses a specialty SMITH. JOIIN I]. So. lainst SHN theoldcstsnd best known florist in this f'lcl'uit'y Plants, cut news-um etc. Floral work of all kinds s sprc't'slty snddone promptly. V. plums, cut FURNITURE DEALERS. COLEMAN . TUBODOKfiWsshingtou It, (east end) Furniture, looking glam, picture! rashes, etc. (.‘ItAhI A WIilT'l‘LitSkY. as Ifainst, N. titty moud's old stand). See advertiscnl-i' RAYMOND GEO II. new store. would 48 Main at, N. Your doors shove old store. STOW DAVID. ‘26, 28, a), and 3‘1. 80.” st, SN. Purnltnrs, mattresses. etc. 0A8 LIGHT COEPANIIS» NOIIWALK GAS LIGIIT COHPANY, oflcs I9 um,“ N. Gas for light heat and power. Coke slam 'ccnts per bushel Coal Tar three dol- lar- whsm rm 6360338. (Melanin) 110le A must. tend If Wail st N. wholo rule grocers. dour, grain, hsy.etc SELLECII BROS. “and "Wall 'st. N. who“ grocers, donr,fesrl, gain," GBOCBIIS. BHOWNA WILCOX 70 Washington st 9. N. sole szentsfovcelebrstc Parmingtoncrcslnsrybu BECKER. CONRAD. in Washington st, It. fit cslldhoicsgucerics provisions. PKRRIS CIIAS. ll. successor to Hutchius,flNo. minim .3. use delicadcsfwfsulllytrsdl. flNNEGANkO'REILLY, ltd lain st, N lost. feed, hay, straw. coal uad' wood. PINNIY lb BltNleC‘l' 4t Wall st.N fury Id ”Moo-fuel lamina - m,lI.W.We‘Ivo.uv. lsswlastfl'f. culusd hum“ Memclnnmmri. idle-rumba GUYIII‘BON. MISS!“ nail. INN Issua- mmmuu,“ WT BANNED/w s. ksstsvc wnfll‘imni mount-c Maroon. Mirrors Pwnaco also. llslnst.s.li. no ceriusund undisblsdclicacies. L’lIOIfllDIBU, DANI MoudofWa-bisglou st Midst.“- .fissic- Ills-duti- MOOIIIA IlAllMAN No. lflumessi. 8.1! snowmo- orsigl'lfrui ls.lour, fewest NEW YORK TBA 00., «lain st,an llcllsv— Teus.coflces andspicessspsriuit y. NICKEIISONCBITI’S, bMWlahILN. a speelsllymsdoof tsbh'issdulisuc OTIIAIE. GEO Wilton uvs ulld School KN New stomacvvgoudsrmd- nswprlcss. SHMOUEC k. in Wish st, It It. hurt- qusrturs forms ll. lzw’ mucosa. VALDIN CHAS. 6W 3.x. mint. tor,chsu'ss.esxs.'tsbls Mldrliuctes. outrun HAW I'll... (873'!) 0') W IPIIJ. tlommmfl. N. stratus-us DATES, IAR'I'INJRACO. ”toll rho. mmufsealm skins,plmbss, ag. tummy 'I'OOIJ. wnmmw. A Wursv st. 3 N. iron fonds.“ light soft costing, amateurs-cw wscsrbuuu. ‘TI'IIPIIAMDM CAPD, ml.) sspscialtyuludsoflosstilsud lg" IIA‘I' ammonium IlAllIt, EV. A CO. Uules so”. instill UROIUT & INAPP. sstabfishsi I”, M cur. Isis stalliluou snow-urchins Midsummer's: mus-rt. “J”! umunmonkmkmsuwbs muosomToosmnomss. abolsw Mrs-rm. VOL! 132..., .mksynsulmvsrmsfltl. 'Iwmfllfltfll. W MFA}! AID mu}. TJbllllIftlll'ktmlld mm. .nsoo. thud t7 Wstwml. build arsedm' WC.lfschisllbleck,l.I. push, oib. ate. (await) MP1! BWsil mm mm . . N. sndnpsbinuosstlydg's. 11038le PARSONS I. mmmhrmfl N. line this mfimm mfl'” Iioms'lg‘f‘b, Menuhinsuliieu “Cslflud.” “"MM ns'l'rgmmom mu 0 notion on. sped-lat. tin-amt ”Midvllz': ttrottlnghorsm, WAN EMILIO Isl u lurcpmflmrsuuarun DONAL!!! D.” 3.3.“ Em mails-m mwtrmtfs. w irrr BUItclAItD. B.“Beldsn Point Pam,."SN. also milk producer ' INS'UIANUB ABM. COOLIDGB k LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain st. N Insur- sncereslsnd brancha. astute in all it's LAY'I'ON, JACOB If Washington out to P 0. file', plan gloss Manual and list. (see adv ) LOCKWOOD. Wlf. cor. laiuuudWallrts, N. Real canto, mves'tmcutmiosns Wale. NORRILLA L'IIOINEDIEU, % Washhgtorl st, N.strll:tiy til-ruins com TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 a 47 e.Wssllllllgtoll at. Real Bustssnd sndl.nsuraues INSURANCE COMPANIES. CONNECTICUT GKN'L LII'K INS. 00., S S L'- limo , W st,fi SN. mud. DETROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. at Washington st,ll. N. F J Grnbh, assistautsupt. NORWALK FIRE INS. CO. N. In succusful business since i860. No outstanding lo. clslms. PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS CO. The, No. ti Wsshiug ton st. 5 N. J.no French, slat. lupcfintnlulcnt INVESTMENT SECURITIES. C'RAUFURD II B. Issoulc bl N. 6%Bouds liddleser booking sud flout “I t‘ge (.‘os. IRON AND STEEL. SMITII. W. II 8001.6le? WatersgN. springs, axles, cnrriagehard w,nrs etc. IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS. Mafia”, E. K. 5:2 and.“ Water st, N. iron work 0 Till-Z DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water st S. N. WM! .1] proprietor IRON POUNDBIBI. GILES A CLANCY at The Norwallr Iron Works C0,, and also at Bridgeport, Con n. JEWELEBS. PEItllIS, A. S 8930. lain st, 9. N. op. City Ilotcl, :5. N line watch repairing s special ty, IIOY'I',’ II II who Ininst, :9 N strictiyllrstclass goods at low prices. JACKSON, LetlltAN D, IBWallst, N. waistband!» moods, etc. Flue watch revolving a specialty. ROOD. II. S. dinmondmwatchcs jewel , silvsralld plated were, rewiring sspecialty. as net. S.N. LAWYERS. AUSTIN, ALFRED 2. room a Masonic b' d' 5, Wall sfidugh Notary sud Iual Esta PR BUSSEI s No. lain st, tenotary, loos-or all oéa. carefully studios to let" IIUItLBUT'l' J. BBLDEN mourns and 6 Castle building, ttall st,boro boroug'b. LIGHT, JOIIN Ila IOZ mei Ynks' N. notary commissioner ofdnds for .cw LOCIIWOOD EDWABDI. rooms Canon's bids, Attorney, notary und pensions. SIYIIOUR. JOHN S. room 1!, Pairdeld Co Nut. Bunk building, N. Counsellor ut law. WALSH, JOHN J. rooml fluonic building, Wall st, HWY "ADI-u. DANS, IIOIIACE E. Excelsior livery and board ing ot'ablcs. Ollice No ii lbvsr st,N . GREGORY, CEO. it. it Knight st, N. Pine tum outs a specialty. Tclcpbmle 3&3. LOCK MANUFACTURE”. LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Du st, 9. N. Manufacturers of bulldsrs' hardware. lston odlcc as Pearl st; New York one: 99 Braden; Chicago olice ll) Lake at. NOIiWALlI MICK COMPANY, S. N, New York ofllcc dichambcrs st. Locks and builders' hard. wsrc; designzrs; founders; workers of artistic house trimmings in bronze, and iron. LUMBBB DEALERS. IIILL. KJ.9Watcrst,N. Ailklndsoflumherdo llvcrcd may point by rail, team or vessel. IIACIIINI IIIOPS. NORWALK IRON 3W0“! CO The, Water at, ncuril. It. ttlcnersl mscil'inrry, iron and hrsss up? fo'vgln Bobbitt metal re- pairs for muuufsztorias s'uambeuts SCOPIELD, WI. A. Knight st, N. New luachlnsry mode and repairing promptly attended to. MARK" (annulus. JENNINGS k WATBIIBURY. 8. N. berries sud all grtlsu produce in scan for th2 wholesale trade. mum AIODILIAIIKKI', ”Wslist, N.Wm. Wsruwsil, prop,,,bs2f veal, lau'lb. muttousudpoultry. AVISON, A.tiidlsinst.N. monks. vsgto bios, oymdslqsndsscallops. hours, «It BINNm 8 IlUri’I'El).-ssts,lski lob surr,ciums, fruits 3N0. Iaiust. g. BISBILLDANAC. I2 Iain st, N. choice-us, poultry,Ish, vegetation“; Pius fresh PARRING’I’ON J A. Wmmfllaguiukmm Guti'l'Glt').achssmstst.sN. choice-sass, IIAYISmD'I'JNo.” Imprint?“- u ofall allkintls. Ila-c nudsvrrlmiaspscisu . V “was... , 115's». was" macaw“ OOIAJh-Irllas tit-um}. KyuLIQAxmbfimm I 1.5 A at... skates month. oysters, nut-hiss. HCKIIIINO. [Idlers-vswpsrheclhuuscln. hsd,rssl,mas 'W W l.l SCUM; It, a rut nut-pours, mqupsaluy “90:031. ntfln’h WASHINOI'ON IMIIKI'PJ ash toust.ll..msulleas sadpeultryfev mag. SPILLANLJ. W. l5 Incas-t st. 1. wag-runs thiiyail'uvsstkstowa. Ilium. WAD fl mm rs. toalg'pulsof oftown wills-“bush.” “'3' WIYONJ lu'allw, Choice mar; pout- lry,frwlts. hummus.“ lAnlrLl All) outrun. mm. P. W. Wsta st.N Ian-Mamet eflus mmd-«bkwmkslsedsslw is building adv”, mmmlJlsolslssbl. ”tbs-dy- mmmmm MIA” Ilium-II. smmmnmv. “Disallfllu M... ”Milo- . shamanism “I'll“..- NI- “momuuvfl I‘ m to will” .‘ m um '1 N. All a sinus ssdg'srllsl at, sits-slut fro-layman". m common when lass-ls ml is aulalsstJJ. Outlaw" I' ask WMIAMII. mallow-sun. Lowrance- Whimsy-mummy intros-s Kw. . M ti. “‘1? m moans. mush-mm --~ xygmmunsmmclm ables. WI!!!” m. I" ”mat fl "mm JAKE. I” I. L. I lo. ‘m mmk'. ”LI“ '1' ’fi'uoost ,IHI'MQI'. Ill-y. M ”.14!me columns . lt. mr,lom°gnzm“md’io":.o”'afi manure Insular. in union. 1. Pl- GIBSON.3LI¥.I.YJW&$ mm mm ”$.mmmmw. Mfr NAIII, . “WWI. utterances! Slim". ILJ. tcsrhmof d Wsst- a.“ .; 74W LOCKWOODHC l. line's-Dally: aq- ory'.;sN narration-smut. 1"." ggasuommrm WM. InderfislvatiouArm 51.8“th ...... “'2?“ 3:31ng mm 0mm P. c5915?” “mm‘g‘uox Ill, 5. N. whirl-ls Bl 11:.me .3“ LL, firmedfill. 3011'. W. ILASON. tflWstaASHN'goot g Ilsyl'loud) exports-s :flhumqst'uu. REED IIOUSIAN. lMWstsrst.l.N.phfsls Novw'ulkoystus. Mm VANNAH J. L. #00. P. 0 301538. N. Oysters clams, who laslerctalland PATTERN. AND IODZL'I. NORWALI PATTIZIIN WORKS Chas. fl. .Itlvsvsids sve S. N. Stoves, sm- sud ll'ot Puruscs work a specialty. agent for the ccislmtsd 0mm PRO PAINTS, OILS AND ‘GLASI. WITT, J 'I'. 46 Halo szctt’s lat lssury and Wsdrwovth' s min'xcv'l' xcdpninls RAYMOND BROS Jewstt's. Atlantlcsu'd Srdry’a Lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint. SMITH, W. II #00 lot I? Wotan. N. gun for Lu'nmu k lamina paints. PAPER HANG!!!“ PRA’I'I'ACO. Wstsvst. outfall, N. alsopaints, PBOWITT. J. 1'. 45 lulu N. window Hollow mama“. I‘. “ TAYLORJCO. fimglaflom stint-.0“- PHOTOGRAPHERS» BLACKIIAN C. A. ll lain st. N Instautsassu process CbildnnWspbotosaspccialty NORTH, G S. fiWasbiltgtonst, s N. mflaltty only said that the but. READMAN luv 3. Gm 'm’N 92.50 per doc; dou'. 81.50. ”All! TUNER! AND REPAIR.” DUNDEE. C. P. Lockwood Ilall, N. Abode-let la pianos, organs, that music, etc. PLAN!!!) KILLI- RANDALL, IINZR D. l. N. All kindsof wood werkstrstsilorfortbursds. PLUIBING. mused, W. Elastic“ “All numbing, steamsudgs Ittiwg. NASH. I? II uuuo. cor. «IslandWsststsJ N. Piumbtugundgsfltdagvmandbsatas. DAILIIOADQ. NORWALI IIOIKtil RAILWAY CO. 1- W. mm. m; Ids-ls o. Ila-yr. ups. “mutant" "m Ill m P. .3:...W...ttz.::.£mfit-:g ° 9 s ...“... moribund M " WILSON, O. 2.0mm bldglt. Mud myth loan. Also marshes written in best compsnics st the lowest rates. WOODWARD. LA. No Muiust, 8.21.“ 0 rent and building lots for sale. llS‘l'AUlkAm ll! UmsWstasLN.ww-Imlsstail hours. dinner 5c. HENRY'S, id 50. m It. 8. N. The best 25¢ dinner in the city. Board by the day or week. SANITARY walnuts. RIDIEW 3.1 SON. lbw-hm flydmtlicand vllclginscrs. " AN .scnooul. (Prim) BAIIID‘SE 188 INS'l'I'l'U’l' 6 Or: You; 3,, but d. It IIAD. In. Ilillsidc.N Daysnd bonding“ whom forgi'rismdyuusg Pits for or course “morn... .... .. DTP“ of “wwwfifi. t Paula-magma.“ October Circulars will be sent upon application. NOBWALI MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. hunk D. lobes“, principal. Clrcuhr on request. WILSON. till E If. 7mg; osmiuxm ct. PM to m r heels. For circulars, or truss as it K at IRWINO IACI'IIII. 3.me I. to Solabl 8.. M Wilson" sad ”W" "fa-sols; all, sass“! minimising a rpsdairy GIVE] commons. RAYIOND BIOS. sewers built. water pipss fold, ucsvstlsg, Illiag, wading. laudsraps m "IO! DIANUI'AC‘I’UIIII. . LOUNUIUKY, ”mull I 00. 8.3. ”of GEO. IWIIDACO. lJam?mdmlulril-l'fwm .71, mund'l’: W“ W dismay-bus and chili-s ha footwe- for lbs Illll'k-WAlm AID ITIDIII'IAI. IIU'I'CIIINION. COL! 6 CO. Noswuik. New York and lrtdgpert, Coal. mama's soon; A .JO‘IIN [Illa-st, 1!. rss run W If“. IUIIDIII. Asthma: MAW.“ [It—fly LAY'ION. JACOBl. InlagsastavxttsPHO "0" melmd'm “ mhmksis his.” I.“ Iomm Jmm‘mm". A- luv-mm nos.“ to... nus-m rss solar-gurus. mm“%m nous. uses: no aunts. m Mflm ”w I. standouts-lint this.” (Is row J. In. I st. u. stews. mar. Tin-losypwvnsks r, traumas-muggy“; km. amount-ms... m alumnus—mm». “9.81m J.D. Isms mt Wm!” All“. summon...- ll. unsusta- "‘ ”sung-r. mm.“ w mono. DYJ. ms of Mn. IM’WJQ WWII. mgza—uml. Ins-l ”gram?“ WWW nuts slat-thoroughly %flhfi onw- ~ : m'filis. ’ W 18 THE BLOCK SIGNAL SAFE I‘ll PIIDIIG INVESTIGATION IAI DUMP I'll um m [curios Probably leaps-able for locum Night's Amino—W “but. lsklbuod at It. llvaatlxltul. At the investigtion made in this city ysstsrdsy relative tc the rallroud sew lsut Saturday evening. all persons who could throw any lighten tbsuussof tbs accident were summoned before tbs mama and was board. The investigation was not completed owing to the fast that one of the train bands. who is claimed to know all the circum- ‘l'llo burden of tbbsvllfcllce seems to put the blame upon Engineer Beatles of the express. He testified that tho switch tendndlrlnotslgnalbim. Ouths other hand the switch louder swore that be not only signalled the express. lust that be put his lantern on the track the moment he saw the signsl was not obeyed, and the engine struck it, knocking it to pieces. The wreck of tbelanteru was exhibited to the superintendents. Several other wit. Issues of the accident testified that they witnessed the switch trader's vain sf. forts tr. atop the train, and corroborated his statement in every particular. Engi- Sole user Scarlss is still attending to his duties. Superintendent Shepard of the Consolidated, finds that his road was at fault, and will pay all dsulsges. George B. Waterman still remains in this city. not being in a proper condition to be removed to his home at Sunford's Station. Lust evening's Bridgeport Standard says: The accident Saturday night at Nor. walk. where an east-bound exprsm on the Consolidated road crushed Into a train on its west-bound track. raises the question whether the block sigusls in on on the Consolidated road are as safe mum" they ought to be. President Clark and the ofloisla of the Consolidated road testified in the Bousutonic injunction suit, before the court, that one reason why they wanted tocoutrol the cre- ovcr in this city was because their system of block signals was perfectly safe. But there have been accidents in this city since the Il'llll towers hsvs been srscb sdsnduowtbsraissssrlouscollistonat South Norwslk on their own tracks and saloon their trains. under direction and governed by the men in the signal tow- er. The public is interested to know whether tbrs block signal system adop- tion by the Consolidated railroad to safe or not. It would look as if there might be some question about it. At any rats the public is interested to know. The investigation now being made will prob- ubay develop the facts. Ill. IIYAT'I' DECLARE HIISELP. no lu-Uattsd Brutus Irons-rot Will Ac- «pt tho Nomination for Governor. Au Associated Press dospatcb sent out trout Norwalk yesterday, declares that James W. llystt.Unilsd States ‘l’rsssursr dlfllDK Ir. Cleveland's administration, cell‘s! has mounted to become a candidate for ”the Democrsticnomiuatlou for Governor. The desputcb further stores that lbs news because morally known late yes' tosday alts rum and made quite a corn- motion in political circles. While Ir. Ilyalt dos. not seek the office his friends believe that he will prove a most formid- sbls opponent with more than a fighting chance of success. They say that at least four counties in the State will give him more than 50 percent. of their votes ut tbs coining convention. while Pair- field county will be unanimous in his support. There are rumors snout that his opponent in the nor, William II. Stevenson, of Bridgrport. will withdraw in favor of Thomas I Waller, but those who know him best say thus they are false. There seems no doubt that the rec: for the gubernatorial nomination will be exceedingly hot and interesting. Ibo Wash Ave-um» Mat. Tbs vsstry of St. Paul's church bsld s topmost-stint I-It "mi-v II “3:; m was; mg? . rill and Mfr mom soon-urns to complete" the cunvassia‘ for snugly :ioos. Aesll istsbs made mtwerk or a purist; mung to accept the plsos of billing and proceed with the work. “jab-orifices an «aim! for any Im “II W... I. AM Warlord. The up town Prohibition club hold a lively mill; at tbs house of James Walsh last evening. A goodly number p-uahtwblobhsdlurdPowwonDor. Iou'sPoisr,wllt out up who ncsd'for- Tbsraeswtllse-sofllaubout'u work. reasons. PAkAlllAPll: flow Ill m a! lupin wo autumnal. Lawyer Joesph Tsylor has returned fmmhbwuk’svamflm. Ibo Sudioflbslllsthsguutoftho Ilsv.S.B.S.Biwdl.oaParkstrsst. Ifiss Lillie Downss. of Pivolilsltivsr. isvidtlogfrisuds anerssy City. N. J. lissUlluIIartwlek.oIOswsgo.N.Y., lstbsgltsstofrslstivsslu thsboruugb. G. Willis White and wife returned- fromsusxtsudsdoutingstPigeouCovs launching. HUI Iaty Evans sud Jennie chay, ofNowflsven.arstbs gusstsof Water stvsstfrisuds. .‘ James Jsrvls.'of Brancbvllledsln sown for a few days, the gate! l‘raltss street friends. Cook Ilanford W, of rum pbis, ls visiting bk brotherdwlaw, Judge Woodward. Ira. Hilts Kean sud daughter. of 0ievelssd,0 ’ ,aro visiting Inc. E. Doty of this“ lira. George Thomas, who has been tbegusstof “LB. Duty fortbspsst few days, returned home this morning. JsmssSooflold,of tbsfirmof Scofisld lb Hoyt, sud family, of the borough are expected home from the Catskills to. morrow. Y. I. C. A. NEWS. New Prlsllons Added to tho Pall lulu- bonus, Ticket. Thailand of Directorsbelda special meeting Ionday «suing for the purpose of considering recommendations of the cducstioual committee in regrd to the elssaes for this winter. A sumclsut ap- propriation was voted to carry on these classes until anuary and the committee were also empowered to issue an appro- priate circular setting forth the privi- leges of the department as soonss the necessary details are completed. By a unanimous vote the Board decided that all members of the a-ocistion holding full membership tickets should be allow- ed membership in any of the classes without extra charge, thus nearly, if not quite, doubling the value of a full membership. Limited members of the association will be requirsd to pay one dollar extra per term of twelve lessons for each class entered. It is boo Iiovcd that many of our young men who are not now members of the amociatlou, andslsotbossut present boldlngoulya limited membership, when they are that fortbo sum of 05 they can assure a membership in the umuiatiou which will entitle to oil privileges of the roomsjgznasium sud educs— tloual clamss fora year, will apply for such a membership. As sdmimiou into three clamor will practically close with the present month, all young men inter erred in them should fill out a blank at ones. REAL ESTATE SALES. Inna-too Deeds” Md in tho Ola of tho ‘l’owu Club. 8. B. Wilson to Navy Baskins, land and buildings on York «rest. [amiss L. Weed to Mary L fluviland, land on Lincoln avenue. Ifsvy Haskins to 8. B. Wilson, lsnd on Bolder: avenue. Dexter K. Colo to prriam Thoma, of Rowaytou. qud with buildings there- on. situated on the Shore road, East Norwalk. Oscar W. and Sarah 8. Raymond to Mary Silk, land on Spring hill. Charles II. Simona to Edward J. Nimbus, land on lspls avenue. East Norwalk. EdwsrdCJndSusan A. Ksrrlpn to Issues C. and Edmund 2.. Crows, land on Third avsnus. East Norwalk. lary J. Couswsll to lsry F. Daron, land at Woolfplt bills. Charles C. and Drums 3. Stevens to Ilstmond Richardson, laud on Cedar bum. Ito-cents Ila“ Datum. Tbs Dsmosrats of tbsfisoond Voting District metat tbsCouucll Chamber lust "suing for the purposuof slsotlnu dela- wmtbessvsrslscnvsutiooa. ”about“ rifles ds'lsgtcs rmnllsd as follows: Stats.-—Cbristisn Bwarts and Jeremiah County.—-Jcbn Helsbou. Wwflsisou J. Claw. Probuts.-Josspb A. Yolk sud Georg Norvsll. A votsof thanks was tendered to tbs Common Council for the use of tbs Unuaulekslubsr in wbhb who“ the will he lives as non-them suubsmuds._‘lbsl’ostls in nuclei laudstocsrryoblbworkof cbulsysudtbisistb’soulymsthod tbsy '10- DAYS DEATH RECORD. run storm assessors IIYADBS ssvsnll. soltwltn uous‘. Cesar-st Freight Ans-t lockwsll rau- Awayatlllusoutbportlhms-A Prom— Inoat Odd Fallow Bond. After an illus- of ‘vsrsl weeks Charles Rockwell. general freight agent of the Conadldatsd road, dlod at his home to soulhport yesterday. seed 09 years. Mr. Rockwell wss. perhaps, one of the best knowurullroad menin tbs country. and was highly napsctsd‘ . H. was born in Bldgellsld, Dscsmbsr 10, law. On December 38. 18B. [is was employed by the Nisqu out New Bursa railroad-dist s'gllt st New York city. which poslilon beheld until November, number: he was sppointod freight aghllt rl'f‘th’s road; with'besd. quarters in Center street, New York. Us became general freight agent August l. 1874, a position which be hold at the time of his death. With few exceptions Ifr. Bockwsll was one of the oldest oili- cials in ysars of active service on the Consolidawd road. He leaves a widow and one daughter. Funeral services will be held Thursday,“ 2:30 p.m., In the Episcopal churcb,Soutbport. Theinter- msnt will be in Oak Lawn cemetery, Southport. Willhtn Miller, a resident of Summer street, who was taken to the Bridgeport hospital a short time ago, died this morning st 9:00 o’clock. The remains will be brought to Norwalk on an after- noon traiu. The deosased leaves a wife and three children. He was a member of Our Brothers’ lodge, I. O. O. R, sud was in the employ of Fred Head for a long time. In. Eudora Gregory died at her home inCrauborry Plains yesterday, aged 34 years. Hrs. Gregory hsd been so inva- lid for several years, but failed rapidly for the past few months. Frederick M. Porter died this morning at his home on Knight street, aged 67 years. The deceued was an old soldier and smembcr of the G. A. R. The infant daughter of Marshall An- drews died at tbs home of her parents on West Alain street last evenlng. Charles A. 'I‘backery died at his home, No. 0 Quintard avenue, lust evening. A Modal Jail Building. Yesterday the County Commissioners, accompanied by Senator D. I. Reed and Representatives John H. Ferris and Sid- ney E. flawley, who with them consti- tuted the committee on the building of tho additionto tbs jsil in Bridgeport, made a thorough examination of the structure afl formally accepted the work. They found whatisoue of the most complete and best appointed build- ings for jail purposes in the country. The building Ismd by 44 feet, three stories high, with a wing consisting of a kitchen, guards’ corridor, and a dining room 4l.10loug by fifteen feet wide. Besides this there isa boilerroom and engine bouts 4l.2 by 17.9. The main coll room are located twenty-one cells for females in three tiers, arranged Iilnilar to the main steel culls. I’D-y Hun Nd DWI-dud. Fred B. Merrill. Jeuder of the Ameri- cos Fife and Drum band, writes to Tax BIN'I'INZL asking us to correct the state- ment nude in these columns that the oorpsbas disbanded. We glsdly make the correction, but are compelled to state, in justice to the reporter who wrote the psrsxrspbdbat a notice of dis— baudlusnt was sent to some of the members of the hand, through whom the reporter received his information. Ir. lsrrillaays bobssjudordcrsd two new drums. and two new members have been added to the band. The boys will sppesr in the bl; llrsmsn’s par-dust Portcbsstsr next month and will else be at Bridgeport on September El, with the Order of United American Icebuulcs. louwlll Illa Your our vsasrabls townsluuu. lurtlu 8. Crew, into the allies of an uptown in- naming” rundown-Issuan- ssllsull formal-s than! my bit-studious is» shonldwalk bomswitboutusiugu sup- portofsomsklnd. litters-on 3.1;.“ ' lulu-durum A rsmarkablslneidsnt is told about wholsovsrfl) ysarsof up. Be wsut sdzulh lien Crews-s_ bssufiiad tousssesuwfmtbmpm tsuysursaud it lssurprlslugtbutbs Monitored the Oounsetbnt Nap tlonalfluardwbofstlsdtopswtbslrsx- tbsfloutblorwalklockspoaswsskup. warsrrsstsdbybbwlfliolsuvlnltsm- esss mmflmmfigmthbm was“ hallw- upoa pay.'l‘hs m Bounded rill Billllbmm a Its-s mum Aaaaaat a a. asulr. ' Wvddi-solll-lsmr. “ and Thomas J. Psonsll, which " plsosatbighuoonysstsrdayhdg sundowchmhmrslhsanr oftllsklndinihs new edifice. wasaboutgoingtnprs' . countcould notbaglvsnin edition, butthsllslrwaa canlsdoutlusuohuoodmtu tow wonhroffnrtbwmlloo. Afallsujt-t slice of South Norwalk’a hsd W wmastbuedaudwbllsthomfl, DavidEDlsbrowmlaysdwltbllk tamed skill the W and his best mamlslnfp m other audmst before the pulpit. “ was beautifully decorated with Mia The bride was attirsdin um suit or oashm sud faillo “murals mimonette shsds, sud oarrlods builds, of La France rossbuds. The M wusattirsdinsdre-ofsinlllar " " er, a shade darker, wills s mgr lion lilins buds. Rev. B. N. Dunning. who odours”,- was for many years the pastor of II- Burke and Ir. Punch, and felt srwarm interest in the occasion. He was “v, ' ed by Mr. Biddle, the present pastor of the church. A peculiarity of the arc- mony was the exchange of ring! by brill- uud bridegroom. Ifr. and Mrs. Pennell. after a short trip east, leave soon for their home In Omaha. ‘ BEFORE THE SUPERIOR COURT. Cans ofLocallr-touat bolt. m D.- foro Jud” nonr- The number of prisoners bound 0v. to the Septemberterm of the Suburb: Court, which came in today With Jung Thsyer on the bench, is le- than only thirty now being confined II (It! jsil. Among them is Elia Kelly of Norwalk, who is held for killing II" child, Henry hfsnville, whoh w of killing s Hawlsyvillo mall; Domiahk Hauntti, charged with msnaluugbt'; and George A. Wsllock and George W. Wallace, the two desperate burglars who robbed Lance’s ' store. Thomas O‘Hallornn. tbs Stall- ford saloon-keeper who killed a man named Plunkott, is onton bonds-s ass alsoJulius Jacobl,chargud with bur.- lury, Emma Hanksy, charged with-dul- tory, and James Pools, bound m for theft from the person. Other class are : Antonia Pusutto, adultery; Charles Rau- dolpb, horse stealing; Patrick Irwin, William Kelly, Thomas Dollobus, John Welsh, Phillip Guildhall, trumps; Rabat Brown, Pstrick Donnelly, .10th Brown, burglary; John Kormau, rspo and as- sault; William Curr, theft from the ps1» son; Blasius Fochsuloyer. Lilluflugulb, Robert Kohlus, sdultsry; Frederick H. Lead, theft; WIIIIIIII Mall, “I; Pbtrick Gilfoyls, assault; Fnukl’arkd'r, theft from the person; Stephen Osspi‘u. m. robbery; Nelson Byxlry. sunburst- pbin Keelsr, mull and M if the peace. BNTBBTAINIENTS. Irwin Bruin-f 3" m M5 The largest cheap-price show on“ will exhibit on tbs baseball wk. 80‘ Norwalk, Saturday. Bomb. 18, giv- ing two performances st 2 and 8 pub. at an sdmisslonof Ilium! I) outs. III. New Bradford Times says: Irwin Drab Circus iuuuguruted tbsuuwdud sssssu here 19 so, and gave a Email-M. The largo tent motorist- ell-fus- sbiy about flvstbousundpsoplgystfll wuscupubieof boldiuussmsaymuss It would fail to accommodate one-ball the throng of people that doubt“ the ticket wagon user to mourn the coveted psstsbosrd long aftsr the his 8 ticksls wss ordered stopped. Thumb-d duy’s performers were gin. at a db- advsntags owing to,the terrible huh- entry of tho wssillsr. tbsrsil pearls: down in torrsrltsdurlug lbs in.” ceasing snflolsutly st nlgblfsll to mrhls It iswitbplsasurs I alvstllsabovs orublsuotlos. I fouudtbslsul.
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