‘ at. to ram»
. .an
Wwflimlymyoummv
ring, 600. for 8 time-.81 for 6 timer.
H'Arlvertiu windmill-rabbit;
oolnrnu of In: Erma 8m
LugatCirculltion. Baum ,
NUMBER 840.
Enli‘red at the Post (mice or South Normal): u ‘
I'll'f‘nlldvclm Mailer.
S(.')UTII
NORWALK, CONN... THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER if. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS ,
DIRECTORY ,
Lulu Burial Interests
0"
T'QWN OF NOIIWAm.
walk; It. Nam Norwailr.
lotto
Qatari ed to them. .._
AIR COMPRESSORS.
301:qu mox wouitu co. The, Water at,
nur II. R. bridge,
ARCHITECTS.
“APP, WM. 8. 1m Wanhhrgwn ill, [llllllh and
-’ ”education: fnrnlnhod at reasonable rates.
RANDALL, MINE.“ D. cor. Main and Willi rill, N.
mic, protpcctivu and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONEEBS.
JAMES, onion 20 Wall at. N. Ron!
m broker and auctioneer.
1011381.le L‘HUMMEDIEU. 96 Washington at,
all kinds of property will.
BAKERS. “
DeKLYN &SON. '27 Mnln at, N. and bi Washington
lit. :4. N. niro denials in confcctionory, ice
cream, icon, etc.
BCUFIELD EMMA C. 19 No. Main at, S. N. Solo
agent for Ilortun'a celebrated ice cram.
WERNER, CHAS. 1.. Mom ct. ncur Willi. N. I’uru
. » mfulioncry and ice cream. Fresh goods dnily.
. WILSOer "Dorm: Mario" Iircud Bukt'i'y, lininiuu
‘ villa. Leave orders at on: l’itrcr's, i: lt.it. I'Iutfi',
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL HANK, ’i'hc, Willi at, N.
capital slum», :iirplii: 311,100. tilt-org» .\l.
flaunt-rs, Waiilunl; L. L. Iioycr. liCc-pnesulcni;
, Willinm A. Curt”. warrior.
‘ CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 Wileiilngtou Bl,
mutton, 5. N. Capitol sleUU; aurplua 512.
W. It. If. Ilowun, ptcsldcm; Jacob M. hiy‘
. ton, which
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
H Willi til. ‘y' incorporated 152i. Cupiwl 3200,»
(II), I'm- .. alums W. ilyutt; vicoprt-ut.. homo
0. Kevlar; cabinet, Lcwm (.'. urccu.
FAIBFIELD COUNTY r5.\\'i.\Ur5 BANK, Tho-fit
“an at, N. Drama“: “loam, nilrpiun WNW.
erulclil 5. Bloody, pruat; Martin 5. Crow, HCL'
print; Join-x II. Bailey, tread.
NATIONAL BANK Ul’ NUIIWALK, The, Si Wail
at, N. incorporated 155?. Capitol Simon. iibcn
czcr II'iil, prL-an, I). J. Hill, Hilt.‘ Drunk; ll. l',
Price, cashier. Dircctoru, id. lilil, E. J. um,
W.U. Thorium, E. II. Lockwood, J. A. unborn,
0. . Wilson, E. Board, I). \i’. Fitch, W. i-'.
hilltop. Wern‘, Mcrchuuta‘, Munufucluron',
Personal and Family uccount: on: euliL’lLL‘Ii.
RORWALK SAYINUS SUCIE’I‘Y, Thu. \\ all n N,
Deposit-9 over amour}, rurpins aw, t. -
I. Holman, prcatu, It. Ii. UrnutuiuN f.‘
Gwrgc It. Milicr, tr .
,SOUTII NUIIWALK SAVISUN BANK, The, Do
posini on pilot) u». =urpiu: 3I.'i,LW. Anion mil
mans. MEL; ohn Ii. lumpy, trim. Iillcl‘ubl
paid dqmlwrn. Money loaned on murmur.
BEEF, (“'ItoIL-mxlu.)
SOUTH SUB“ ALIS BEEF UU. S. N. Hammond
beef, pork, sheep, lamb, iml, etc.
TERRY, WM. )1. Jr. Lu, N. Arinrmr'e bed and
protrusions. LIUiIIL' dreamt lamb rind lliiiliuil.
, BILL I’Ua'l'lilfl AND D15’I‘IB115L'TUIK.
BUXTUN, J. I". I‘o-it other box 43!), S. (,‘ircumrs
. , folded in over um suuouy pnporu.
. Bluuilisfll’l'lis.
CARR,GI!0. '1‘. foot Raymond at, s. N. 110m:-
, lbocingn regularity.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BILL, 61:11.5. a co. I’. 0 box rm. >1 3'. buililm
of bridge», docks, pile quiidztliuiir, oft.
BOUT. AND 3'qu DEALERS.
”OWN, II. 5. 50. Main at, :5. N. custom Work and
repairingnnpecialty.
’ « V8150. u. so. Milli: rt, 5. N. Ipecrnirica in
boots, about anti rubbcns.
-AIJB,JUIIN l: MIN, :35 Washington at, s. N.
A good assortment at low prior-e.
1500'! AND 5110b; REPAIRING.
i‘ ‘ LLII’S, GHQ. 29 Ifnilrmui I’liwc, S. N. All
' work neatly and promptly done.
DUOKSELLEILS AND a’I‘ATIUNEIIS.
i' l NED, J. Al'i’I‘IIL'It, '. can! engraving, worl-
dulg antinucry, blur; b and tcniua gotnh.
" . b’i‘ED's Ditto a‘TUlitl, ti Walllligioh i-t,
B. is School :upplte: and gciiorul riuiiougy,
MK Minus». “"0011 and I’apnr.)
i " ~ ’I’J). P. “her “,5. N. umuuriwturcr of h.»
elm, puking boxeu,erc. ouncml r-liup Jubblug.
15011.me MATERIALS.
I . ‘1 i 8,JOIL‘I II. ft. Washington at, 5.33. also
blue atone. sewer pipe, tiny, straw, cfc.
‘ NARI), CHAS. '1‘. filter at, N. brick of all
itmc,o:rncnt, plush-r, hair, etc., also oluu
Irons, lire bnc d clay.
T ‘YIOND BR . Milwuulicc, I'Dlllult‘lpftih and
{button front», lynch, lath. Mine, tcuicni, nunmmli.
BUTTER, CHEESE, lit-us, (to.
i ON BUTTER IIUUSE, next door to the I’fkf.
, s. N.—-u npcclaliy ironic of till illIIL'i'L‘IlL
mictieaof chemo, imported and donmric. All
m of butter, eggs, lard, canon-vi goods, cu;
CARRIAGE BEI'USI'I‘OILII'Je.
iANN, W3. Ii. {10 Willi at, N. Cmmgcn, burnt-awe,
m, mole anti mung.- Iurltlr-mugn.
UABPILN’IIL'BB AND BUILDER;
, IWKJAIIES C.rhup Ann 2!. S. N. walnut-.1-
given, whining promptly utlcnilcd to.
ORION, W31. A. oz'i‘uylorIwcuuc. Si. N, Jobbing
promptly ntrumlcrl to.
‘ DALI. M. I), Muhtll's tniii, h. N. Modern
mm mu ii chm mar minutes the [0 in.
low Baum. Lar’gr ...§’.."L epmuuy. K
I YIOSDHI. It. to Wutbr at, 3.5. ulifliufflflluhif
of muting», bracket», carriage, comer blur. kn, rul
m nun-lil- boluutcrn. Band, ncrod rowing unit
turning. IIisL bIocks, bottom WHIIHJKKICIIIZLOJM‘KP.
Jobbing dour. Eatinuiun given. ’i‘rucphouc {ll-:3.
WOOD, 8. IS. ill Grove: rt, 3. N. Jobbing
promptly alumina to.
,' ".505, 5. B. pliopIIrmn at, nm Julio—(linu- mr.
Walnut. Automaton um, N. memo wood wanting,
Inimlrllugie, wiiulow fulrmi MMI turning, Inwvrl
urinal“. Mummy loomed. ’i‘clcphnnr noiulwrzrrz.
CARPET» AND UIIAJLU‘I‘IIII.
: imam a IIUY'I‘,IH-‘n/A:tic max. N. or: War-n
hutch II, t5. N. \rlcc ulvrruocmvnt. y
CABS . I} )I.\SI.’I"ACI'IJIII’IIKS.
LIIENIII , Noninin at, 3.56. nlunufnrtlucr of
I, :lpculnl attention g1 vcii to "pairing.
IIIIIII’I' I. ELYNN, footof I'rziilltlinnt,nr.rnufuc-
surmof mngcn, WI‘IIIID, lrmito. Planning,
planning 'nplmnguptc , one"! tit-mg.
Q , cA‘l'llluzlut.
> 1117013.on nut-in ix, formerly of month
m, N. 1’. atom ior “timings. mild put-twp.
' , PREDEIIICII, w. Wall ht, N. wrilvimioe and
partial nupplieo at tho murmur Illlilt‘IE.
,’ ‘ " contour: (mom.
‘ ml.’I’. a CU. 2:; main pt, N. alto flt'W'i’
”I. launcher» and inmlwvllum.
05 1"! l’ll’l‘t MANUFACTURER”.
ISAIIDJYIIM). '1‘. Water rt, N. rill elites and
, aha utiliutiai riwpo, coping, ctr.
OIUAB nux mllfiliI'AC'I'lJltElw.
. JOIIN, L'IIAH. B. '5 Mamba“ rt, 8. N. mnunfw
aural elm horny and drum in ribbon».
010A“ MANUI‘AL‘I’IIIULBS.
1 ' & ”LUSTKAD CIIMII ('0. Tina i0 KUJInin
I, B. It. mniutnrcn of firm alga”.
H i Flu. clout (50.1'hc, Wuhlngwn or. s. N.
W rm
[ “III-3,8. av aunt-inn, ILN. miohim in
.‘.-rum»
CIVIL EHOISIHIM.
V . . II. It. lot Wirrlurigwn rt, 5, N. prompt
. mflm to bullion-1mg. Lock box :17».
iii WJLKMIN. “Writingum MAIN. fly,
i III unitary fliglnuzl'a,
‘ l D, C. X. I loin II, N. All ardent promptly
M
I D
ZWN“ DEALERS.
' i x I prion Inertia building, Nun: it
w EN usual-mum, jobbvn and mum.
' WAD A3” W00”.
mm. 1083 II. fl. Washington It. 3.x. ileum.
auburn, mum. mm cruel. f’oahomn.
,.
2i
' ’ 0318.7 Wm It, 3. the nurturin-
. “WAN. ‘ IHNIW «amnion-ll
tum My wood.
! “(IND BM. ”lawn-Croat null null
.‘ “It“,filammlmmwrm.
i‘ . 1.1.000. I'm-Itopahoef-ctory
l.h,rtrn,y-ln.fuul.a¢.
00”.er
?» . armour WIIBBUIAL, (butts my,
3 . r.n.m.mmm lily-winning.
In“? mugrnwmu,a.n.m
mammal-rut are.
Abbronntlm: N.—Norwnik; B. N.—~Sonth Nor
To those of our render- who arc not ul-
nndy own-o or the [not we would say that
"or, firm herein represented, whether or
or small degree, will he found
may reliable In every bill-Ines» trunn-
ulld well worthy of III pntronngo
0‘83! (no-Ian “a! mantra)
001w}?! MANUFACTURE”
HUI'II a GOLDBCIIMID’K‘. later, 8. N. Mann!»
intent of the wicbnuxl It; . Corwtn
(3011011 REMEDIES.
l'LAIS’l'ED‘S COUGII REMEDY,me to cum,
marmfncturorl at til Washington It, ii. N.
CIIOCKEIIY AND GLASSWABE.
NASH, 1', II t. ism). cor. Main and West are, ti. N.
Agote and tin wire
UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. Main d. not" Worst,
lamps, crockery, gluten ware. houaofurnlrhingn, etc.
DENTIST!!-
BQ‘U'I'WELL, C. F. Laudcr‘ir block, 80. lain It, 8.
Dillon bourr, ii A. in. to is p. in.
KENDALL, til-20. 8.. 9.0.3. Wuhi on, car.
Franklin fits, is. N. "our? 8 Mir. to 0.. pm.
NEWKIRK, J. C. oiliw at rcaidcncc Inwin at,
near Congregational Church, N. gun in ministered,
Gold and porcelain crowrm inserted.
WEED, W. L., D.I).S. 7051:” Wilmington ill, 5. N
lloura ii is. m. to t; p. m. (tau mimimstcrcd.
0001“), HAS]! AND BLINDS.
NMITII,W. II. it C0. 15 ll: 17 Witter at. N. carriage
wood Work, whet-la, etc.
DRAIN AND SERVER PIPE.
PIERCE, I'. II. mountinutcr, 3.x. Cmshcdltone,
newer contractor, etc.
RAYMOND nuns. Akron, unit gland and cement
pipe, :5 to 56 inches in diameter.
DRUGS AND (III EMICALS.
EAST SIDE I'IIARMAOY, Van Zumli live. B. N.
Sunday houm, :5 to 10 a.m., It to ‘J p. in. Prescrip—
lion! cunefuliy coiuponndbd.
GIKHIIURY, J. (i. as Wilil at, )1. Established 1529.
\I'holcsuli: and ruinil. Popular print-ii.
RIUGSJUIIN A. If Main H, N. Perfumen,—fifty
llvc .tiitfrrcnt perfumes.
PLAISTED‘S, 43 \I’iishington rt, S. N. [moot mull-
Clill“, chi. l'liysirinua' prescriptions n rpr‘clillfy.
DRY-(7.00119.
AMBLER. J. L. l‘: Si)NS«"'I‘hc Equitable," No. 2
(limou- building, N. Dry goods, oil cloth-i, mot.
tings and rugs.
BANKS. E. K. Mnhnckctno Hotel block, 5. N. dry-
goorip, fini.i0uri,gluvcri, clc. L'lliicrwczlrn :iwrlnlty.
BENNETT. J. F. iii Main 't, N. Bliaznrss «tub-
Ill‘flcd our foriy~tim yum.
DICKEIIMAN, A. iii: SUN, all Winning-ton rt, 5. N.
dry-goods, corporal, etc. (But miv.)
SCUFIELD 6r ifU‘i'T, :lUitmttc bldg, N. Go Wurli-
ingt-m ill, 3‘. N. (Sci,- miwriiuuniunt.)
STREET. EDWARD, .’. (hm-m,- hldu. N.
goods, fancy goons. llfllloiiri and hoamy.
EXI'III'JSS‘ LOJII'ANII‘IS.
“N EXPRESS 0).. office Lilli'uwl Million, S.
iziii iii \I‘zlll ,-r. N. Erwin-s fornilnlrrs m it”
p: 1:, of Mir \HlI’IiI. Prise-ulcer If:|lil.‘“i‘\lCt’. Lois
flirts. Lr‘r'u't Iliilif, ttf.;i:ii[.
EXI’IEESSMIZN.
BITKTUN 6; Dill'NDAGE, oil‘icc nl [lune-iiict‘s, rill
\ani sl, N Ullf motto, "prompt intention."
L'.\\'.\.\'.\HII‘H Xi'iilbs, lingwizm furniliirvstnii
pliIIHL‘ liilii‘ml. .vntv- “hint.- ni I’iiili-fi'il'n, S. N.
Sili’llfii’i)ui). W. W., N. riilic ni [lor‘L-OIIICC :ifiiI
Hill 9. Careful iimi prompt :vrvicc.
EXTHAUI‘S, ESSENCES. ETC
BYKIIHZ E. 3'. or CI). 111,: blunt rt, N. Munufuctiir-
cm of nit-minim lfi‘lt‘llfflit‘il rimming n-xiizu is.
NURWALK LXI RAFT ('0 N, nuiiiiii’ui 'Ilrcru of
lino ammo tr. I‘ h, Allillll‘l‘.
I-‘I-lILTIIJZI‘IIIS.
IfAYMl lND Bulls. lirmiin-y':i rupv rphmphnicfipuc-
iui illiifiiln't‘, luml piur‘lr'r. ground hilfiL'JWIIAI :Lwiit-a.
SMITH. \I'. II. tit (Til. \VIIU’I' iii, .\'. would for “’li'
ilimm (.'lurit it Coin ELIIIIlIlLl'lI fcrtiltzrrs.
I‘IIEE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMUND BROS ordinary Hhapca in Block, apcc‘
till.- to ortiur,lirc morblr,iiliili,l'liluinry lino iiililiga‘
FISH, UI'STI-IIKS. CLARIS, I'ITC.
“PST 5: ZELL'YF. (.'.) Wilmington at. S N. fine
fish. oysters, chum, fruits, gumc, \‘t-grttublw, etc.
FLAG AND (JUNCIIETE “'ALKS.
MORTUN, JOHN I}. if: Taylor iivcnuc, ti. N. Also
atone rlcnlcr.
RAYMOND BROS. conmlctors for ting. concrrm,
uphuli, brick, cement rind gruvei wnliu.
[-1.01qu 511nm AND um wlnr-zn
EATI’JIIS.
MEEKHR,W. II. .1. Ci). Music Ifiill block, :5. N.
mic :igcutz.
FLUL'II, GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND rabbi" I'LUL ll. tin.- I»?! made.
full to Lilli: it.
L‘IIUMMEDIEL'. DANIEL. cu.“ curl of Wndllngton
bi. brialgc. The: comfort n: filiiidy iimrr ltrpi.
RAYMOND nuos. ho). rim“, iluur liiiiI full in
package, load, cur or may lots.
RED MILL. Durir-n. ('rufimf a.- HUME.
ground food. grulunn and rye iioiir.
I‘Lultls'l‘w‘.
unuo, I'AI'L, meiwunl l'nir-r, 5. N, p..iiil..+,cut
limwr-i null tiriLLIilt‘llL’il pim'w mulc to wirh r.
Ul'lliL'I-I, I'. L. ill; Witril at, o It), l'iiimi i'l'niwti ry. N
Plants. cut llowvru, l‘LC. [Emmi work it Ppfl‘Ltlly.
MZKAY, JUIIN, E. 5. hour this lIt‘ptlt. Building;
inritawcnt IIOWL'FB uiiil rim-:11 built of llll killrlr'.
‘im: roar-s u rpt-cmiiy.
SMITH. JOHN H. No. Mum I'LLS.X. thc oiilwlt troll
bent. i'tiiown liorint in [liir‘ Hi‘ifilly. I'miits, viii
down-tr, etc. I-‘loml work of all lump. :1 Fill unity
and done promptly. .
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, ’I'HI10DI)if£,\\'nriiin;;ionlitmus-t cull)
I‘urnlttirc, looking giillsccr. picluro frunu-s, rtr,
ERA.“ A \I‘lli’l"l‘LE§EY, Jib Minn ll, N. (lbly
moud‘» oirl stuan). tit-v lulvcrtiwnient.
RAYMOND, U50. if. new HIUIK', in. All“ in Main r‘i,
N. Four doors uiiovc oiil store.
:5 'UW, DAVID, 20, 38, Ill), and :12, So. Minn 3:, :‘JV.
‘urniturr, mltft‘flfltlr, etc.
GAS LIGII'I‘ COMPANIES.
NUIKWAIJI HA3 Litlll'l‘ l‘UMI‘ANI', office 1‘.)
Wuicr bl, N. this for light, limit and powrr.
Collar-it cent. per Dili‘lltfl. Cool 'l'nr liirro tini-
lnru per Imcl, ptthngu oxtrzL
liBUC ‘IIS, (\I’holumrlc.)
HULM 'rlri d: KEELEK. ‘Jnmi it “full: pt N. whole»
mlv grin-cry, dour. grain, huy, Lin.
5H. .l‘ll'K Iiifllti. Hund M “oil l‘t, N, Whilir'iullr'
gnu,» re, liour, (coil, “nun, inly, r‘tc.
(IIIUCEIL‘I.
BROWN .1. WIUfllX, ill Wurlilngton at. r}. N. rule
:igciitn forrtizlriiruico Foruimgton rrrilinrry IIIIIH’I.
lilili'lfllill, CUNIMD, in Wilmington 9t, 11. N.
cliniru unx‘urirm nmi provmlonr.
FEBItb, ('IfM-j. II, BIIITI'Q’PNDI' in Iiiitrhiuu,‘.'ll.‘lo.
)inln rt, :4. A. table iIt'IiI‘ili ml for iunnly irinlc.
FINNHUAN do ”REILLY. rm Minn rt, N. ilonr,
food, hay, ntrim, cool uml “will.
I’INNEY a BENEDICT, 4i Willi at, N. fruity and
nulpir: grocmcn, corductionery, fruit. etc.
I'I'I'CII, D. W. Wm nvrr. cor. Mervin III, N. mull
who», cont-es, W119, butter. etc.
GLOVE“, (.'. L. lib Willi at, N.
fYZIlIl‘ oblnilmbio.
HI; 'r‘klli 3!. SUN. 1'. IL Spriugwomi. .‘l. .‘s'. dun, uruv
Ccriv-i. CIiOIt'L‘ mourn. flour, iccrl. cw.
lIANE'URD. W, S Elm-r, uvr. nrrnr XIII. ."lJlIlIlll, KN.
Aamm‘ton mini, pc‘uml suppln-a, ctr,
LAWTUN. F. D. it H). t: :90. Mom rt, :5 N. gro-
mmw mi tunic ulclicucu-n.
L'IIUMMEDIBL’, IIANIELJMH‘INI of Worthlugmn
Ill. bridge, :9 N.tcnn,cnl1cw. opium, ll ppv'cmlty.
Milililrlib IIAIIMAN, NoMuin rt, nrnr Wrrt. SN.
rim.- .zmwir-v. tort-um Il‘lIIII, flour. fwd, cut.
NEW YUIIK TEA (50., 47 Main If, Null. Heliurw
Tum, mum niul .upii ml at upwinity.
NICKEIISUN {it iiE’i‘TN. .15 1nd ‘5 Main at, N. n
ppu'llrlty rubric of lilbio ill-llvritclt-n.
U’I'lIAME. “EU. Wilton live. and School II, N,
New slurry, new guard! and now prim.
SEZYMUL'K, C. E. :ti Willihiflmml at. B. N. limi-
qmirtcr! for ccieivvutul ‘Duw Drup' urinal gmrlg.
VALUES, CHAS. II. {’1 Willi FL, N, (fmrncry hm.
tor, drum, mgr, bililu (intrusion from, rem.
IIA'I'I'IIIIS' l‘lfltfl. 011"? n
ASCII, JOSEPH 1.7 Monroe int, N. N. .4. former!
of hot bodies,
BATES. MARTIN JR. & PM. If? m Ell Spring rt, 9.
.‘.. Importrrnnf real FklIN, plush-.’. tnnimiugil,
Ind current of hnttcrs‘ Ilirl.
IIA'I’Tl-Zlm' T0013.
WHEELER, W. A, Warm n. h. '5 iron founder.
light wilt continua mun-ion wurrr hum.
IIA‘I’S AND (.'.H’S. (In-tall.)
KNAPI’ 'I'III': IIA'I‘TER, 91 Worthington It, a. N.
a wealthy outdo of rim: null and buff. hair.
llA'l' MANUI-‘AC’I‘IIIIEK‘I.
BAKKR. E. V. It (:0. Union mil. N. Pine all
and flexible hula.
['IIOI’L'T a KSAI’I', mnhiipfml firm, factories
cor. Iain & Union, and WM" 1 Toile- m, h). N.
New York our: rm Mme miter.
IIIIIIIIELL & BAII’I’IIOL, Ker-Junie II, 8.1". Will!
trill warmer: tinny a»
RAYIIHIDAL‘OMS’I" .K slum
I'm“ ‘ i D" II. New
mrco.vi3.ns ' . . .
Wigwam. mww M’s'
inn-v
Dry
ADI
V
Don't
Grain. clinic
I cater to the but
\ D N dale-o
wrung u
HARDWARE AND OUTWY.
PROWIT'I‘, J. '1'. 45 loin It, N. light hardwm and
“Hinge
EXIT“, W. H. I: (30.15“ I7 Want, R. build~
In?!" and conuncrorn‘ cupplier.
NTARD W. 0. lIuric Illllb B. .
alumnae. (use an.) M’ ” "m"
HARNESS mm.
DWYER, I’. II. 22 Wall It, N. ctr-torn multitude-r.
uni repairing neat! y done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS II. II. Brookride Stock Flinn, ll. N. line
burritos an toil to oil pnrpmcl. All animal- wlrl by
thin muhliahmeut arc warnntcd Home of the
French coaching amnion "GIIIIII’II."
HORSE EHOERS.
NCQUBAE. JOHN. No. Main It. 5. N. npvcini It.
trillion given to filming driving Jr trotting hot-tea.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, 16 Main Ht. N. .10. Collins.
European plitn, restaurant attuned.
GERMANIA HOTEL, 30 Ifnllrond pim, 0am
Schunb, proprietor.
NORWALK IIO’I‘I’. . D. l K. II. II. .
II. McPherson, liflhlflfI’IW-clm mommhm.
OLD ‘WELL HOTEL. 86 Wmhingion II, ILN. Reed
flaviinnd, proprictm. European pin. 80 rooms.
HOUSE I’URNISIII‘SG (1001).“.
STEVENS, .1. II. 9’: Washington at, S. N. crockery,
glassware, tin and woolen wan. ‘
ICE DEALERS.
BImCIIAHD, B. "Bullion Point Form." 5. N. also
iniiit producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
(.‘rlOLIDGE .ilr. LUCHWUUD, 0 Miiiii at. N. Inrnrv
unci- unri rcul crtitro in nil up bronchus.
LAYTUN, JMYUB II. Wmhlngton rt, mix: to I'D
5 N. lire, pinto ulnué, acciriuui and life. my mivy
LOUKWOHD, Will. mr. Minn Mid Willi 97.4, N. Iii-hi
tififllllt. “treatments, loom m-gntimmi. «m.
Millillfllliu‘t L'HHMMEDIEU, 95 Washington rt,
5. N. nli‘lliiiy tint-clum- conipuniuu rcproscrill-ll.
TAYLOR d. GOLDEN. 4.": «91 IT Willibiriglrm of,
5N. iicnl Baillie and iiuurunco.
INSURANCE CDMI’ANII'YS.
CONNEFTICI'T GEN‘I. LIFE LVN. (ff) . H, 8, L'—
IIUIiiffli'IIll‘il, ugnnt. Washington iii, 8.. mm :MI.
IfE'l‘ili)l’(li.lT.-'il\' ”Fl: [Ni (‘1‘), :30 Wuhinuwn
iii, 1*. N. i". J. (lruhh, moor-mm unlit.
NHIEWALK FIRE INS. (‘n.. N. in anfr‘h-ani
bimnwwiiu'c lam. No ourfitnnrling loss claim.a
PEUI'M'I'S LIFE SSS. (ft). Thu. No if. szbln:
mu H, H. 52. Jim. Frvmh, 11.4%. sum-rim. mlrni.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
(.‘llAI'FI'HD, It. 19. .‘rlzinrinir‘ iiiiig, V. 0“,; ”(with
M‘lI.IlL~l‘fi. Dunning iui~l Eipiimblc .VI‘i'gr: (ins.
IRON AND STEEL.
fiMlTiI, W. I]. J; (In. if. and 17 Water It, N.
i-prinw, linrr‘, (.‘irriugu lizinlwurc, ctc.
"NIX FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT'F. HM. 531ml .'.!) Wumr rt. N. iron work
of all klnlld.
THE i)i‘.\'('.\N ”MN ilA'IiJNG WORKS. Writer
sl. 5. .‘4’. Win. IL Hoyt. proprietor.
":03 FOI’NDRIIIS.
GILES tr f'LANt‘Y M The Norwnlk Iron Work!
(1)., :iiivIJl-‘O zit. lirulgl-poi'r, ('«mn.
J Id“ F2I.ILIL'i.
FfiillliiA. 551E) bio, M iri. 5 .\'. up. (‘iry Hum.
>,.V' IIllL' Wrili'h n-pni ' pp-rutiiy .
IIU'I'T, II. B. it: No. )Iiliu 5'. .‘i. .V'. rtr'ilttiy art-{.6130
qmnln ill low pi'il‘l‘fi.
JM‘KSUN. LrhIMNI). M Wullit, N. wntrhri. dirt
IIIiILllI‘. i-tr. rm.» wurll rrpuirinz :i .Ipt-i-zalty.
Rlitlll. If 5. (liiriiiuizdnvniriiw. jc-lwir , nilver And
pintui “uni, rrpniraii; :lrpcrnllry, 5:1 . um *l. fl )6
I. .1 “'I' E I“.
.XI'STIN. ALFRED H. mom fl Masonic h’tl'g, Wail
st, lmruu-xh. Notary null Ri‘lil Ill-Lilo.
FRUST. RUSSELL. 3 No. Main at. notary, legit}
bin-mus» of all kinds czlrvfiiliy Alll’hill'tl in.
III’RLIH'TTJ, DELDES. l‘rmi‘ii.‘ .'i :ll‘.(I r) Gazette-
budiliug, Wiril ri, lmrmixh.
LIGHT, JOHN ii. in?) Washington at, :4. N. no'sry
commiusiuncr of fIlfr'lI.‘ for Now York r-mtr.
LOCKWHUD, Eliwnllllbl room 4 “Melt: bliig.
borough. Attorney, nomry and pvrluionn.
SEYMUI'II. JUIIN 5. room i}. Fitirfleltl (.'0. Nil.
limit building. N. I‘ounnziior lif law.
WALNI. .iilif‘N' J. roomi Mummm building, Will;
3!, borough.
LIVER? s’l‘AlSLIIS.
DANN. HURM'E E i-an-‘irior [ivory and bolt!!!
in; NAMES. I)i1ltt‘.'0 a [fiver .-L, N.
ultilmiit‘x’, nun. 5. 1i Kil::;lif. :-‘i. N.
(lili‘ :i -pi:v..ii.'y. 'i‘i ir'yiiuin: vt‘i-Sl.
LUCK 3I.\NITI".\CTIIILI‘ZII‘6.
Lur‘mvnni) MAXI FM "‘i ltlxr. MI. [in At, 5.
N. .‘friniifncinrvp v-f h... urw‘ hurdorlrv loam;
oiliw .20 I'll . :‘l. .Vzw -.r!r who 0‘.) iti'mlrtri.
Chung.) other. l'J I.ii.r at.
Niili‘si'Ath Loni; t'IiMl‘.\NY.s. N. Ni-w York
um» I‘ ~':r‘l~..imln-n >1. L... rm moi brittle-W hurl
wore; dwmnrr-A; mnudvh; workrrn of armour
hum-c trimmings in bronze, irritate :rmi :mn.
LUMBER DI’IAIJlK‘i.
HILL. l). J. u Wan-r M, N. All kind: of imam-trio
1m. ml to any point by lILi. tuxlm or var-mi.
MACHINE SIIUI’S.
NUIIWALK [Ill 06 Wilitiifi (It). This, Witter at.
iii-:ir it. it hrnlgr, .4. .‘.. tum-ml m.»- numy. iron
and how finding“, forging». Bobbitt maul, rr,
pain for mounfur {urn-N :tiitI ‘Yi'llllillfllbil'
N'UFIELD, W“. A. I'Illlgll'. at, N. Now rimhinmy
illlllIll mul rupturing pfi .:ip¢.iy run-mini m.
MARKET GA RI" .356.
JENNINHS at \‘i‘.\’l‘r;i’.flljiti, H. N licrrieio and all
gin-ills" pmlul-l: in i‘cm’ull for rm: whoimtiu trade.
”A ISIS I173.
A MUDELMAHKET. to Will .-i. N.Wm.Wnrilwell,
prop, bci-f. Will, initih. inultou nnrl puiiiiry,
AVISUN, A. my Mum at, N, mourn. from, vi-gvgu,
biz-n, nah oyntora, rinms, rind cmilmpn, butter,
eggs, inn . annual gmu‘u‘. Pic.
BENNETT lb ill‘h'i‘lfiD. mmir, fish, 0 stern. lob
ntrru, (Limit, from. :‘v No. Muin It. 8 .'.
BISSEIJ. DINA l‘. l'.‘ Minn at, 2“. climate mam,
poultry, lirli, VQQ‘H’IJIIII'“, rtu.
Blii’i‘Tn's i?l1N'i‘lt.\l. M,\llKi-:'l‘. ii Withrr at. N
Mutt», vrxr-tnlliw. IfliiL-I, poultry, iii. irrwunt prwnr
mull, WILLIAM If. IIrilu-rlil‘l. ii'nrm nurrkrt, EN
Piuv mourn, (rm-h Vt'gI'UIIlII‘I 4:»an (“MI priCHI.
b'.\KIliNil’f‘il.\. J. i\. nif'flli‘, punifnyIHfilenIrnI,
wgriiihil-n, friiiiu. butter, on’ , ll. it. minim. :5. N.
“HIST. till”. :5 (.'fit'l'ffiill at, H N. «hope “1mm,
vnrgczulilrp, from, v [liwtmh'tlr‘li prii-rn,
HAYES, FEM! iii Nn. Main pr, 3 N. prime mm
of all kinds. Ilium: rrmlieri-d lard n. upeclnlty.
J I'DSUN. A, ll. Ifr-mrui Murkrtxor. .'Krun null Ihvl
inn-l it. 5 .'y'. I‘holcr- mentor, poultry, warrant".
LUIBUHN 2N. W If. it»! Wiuiiiuuton nt. bridge, H
N. dcnlvr in nil kind! fmh blunts.
LUI'KWUUD. L. Wuhlnmrm 5i. bridge, 8. S. lint
nmlun, nah, oynterv. tiuui-i, viwztnblvn, etc,
immwrmb a LOUKWUOD. 7 train at, V. lin-
rump: pullill'y, IIIII. oynturu, chum: nupecutlty.
i.Yi).\3:i. A. :13, (till Will Murirlzl,,'..’.‘ No. .‘Iliin m,
:5. N. prime: Mum» and poultry at, lowest priciest.
MALMU. ALBIN, Main pr, nmir Want. 3 S. rhome
“mun. um. llvlit‘l‘“. Vt'fiillill’rll'll, riv'luzzitrtpm‘n. rtr.
i‘lt'fildltlmi, If :i. l-LiierreJip, pcchovil buim:,E.N,
IK'I'I‘ will, millfllfi. etc.
Si‘llAl'fi, JM’HB. :lii Wm". Will-iiingmn at, 5.3.
plrlrliy rim—«Lu» tin-zit», poultry n nprechrity.
SMITHS“ WAHKIINHTHN MARKET. M Wit-nit
ton It. LIN. tine uncut:- nullponlrry for filmiiy truth.
SPILLANE, J. W. if» immoral at, N. ivilgnn ruin
«hilly nil nllt‘i‘ the town.
WADKW. 5. murkci. Rimflrovu, 3.3. w man
in all pm'frl of town with iiiw {wit and in tumor».
WIXUN, J, E. '27 Wall M, N. l‘iinim mm», port].
try, fruits, vugctublri». lmtrn, rum, etc.
MARIN.” AND (HIASI'YII.
BATES, I’. W. Writ»! Hi. I“. mnmrfiu‘tvirur of Mr:
monitor and marble work, also [killer In building
i-mrw lmrI n-mnirry work.
STEVENS, M. W. in Main Int. 31. Marble turd grim.
in: monument». humbmtwn, politic, one.
MAMDNH AND BUILDER
ummur, HENRY. l‘Jl We". rive, ELK. All Blurb
of atone mmm c-mmrcta Miran.
IIIIELDUN, WILLIAM, 19 Wilton smut, I. you
mar-nu. Mm flinging, curbing. etc.
SHIT“, WILLIAM II. FF) Wait. at, 5. N. Jobbing
promptly MIcant‘d to. .
LAWLDR, WILLIAM. 5 III“ pt, 1“.
mm» miwmry and grading promptly our-mint to.
(imnibs supplied from my own quarry.
”I351 hummus.
(“STOCK DRUG. Humid building, 3, luv! u
Ito. Blair! rt. ti. N. Gunmen} ramming min
MERCER NT TAILOIS»
Fine tum
twink].
atrium. If. Mimi! M 1!. m at
attain“- wry.
flint It! “It
a. . Irvin-l .
wmmmmfl'
All kindrnf 'mnroonirlu n. fi-flfl'flafl. l. o“,
Wflfibll. l. at WI“ at. l". A purfmfi u m. j
sum .
harmful, 1'. 17 North lull a, an. lint ruining )
”LUKE!“ All) furor 000M
CAVANAGII. fills II. II. 461: 8. EM
urn tim- min“. y a.
YAWCI'I'TII nonhuman fov million”. 3W”
haunt)
cottons ml
to lainltdr.
I’l'l'Cil norm in.- r
"on have; nil-nu lining hublbhunnlI.” 1
JAMES. nus I. L. 2 So. Main rt, it. If. Lita!
nylon. looming n “vacuity.
81'. JOHN, Him (BI-in ntJf lilitnay, I'm
and If»: 0min
”Us“! TZACIIBBH.
BRADLEY, min. 0. W. «longtime! the law Wm.
II. Nab) Ml Iain It. N . Intramural rubric only
FRITZ. Mills MINNIE I’. ifil lain II, N. Piano
Ind organ imirtwllml. '
GIBSON, ALEX. B. at High It, H. Pilot), ”3
uni harmony.
IIL'N'I'INUI'ONJIRSJQQ lain at, N. You) in
rtrnctirm and voice development.
NASH, MISS MINNIE K. a: North mu, N.
’lzrno and organ lthctlon. .
lMWI'BIt, mm. II. J. teacher of Instrument“, Ind
meal music. [Evidence M MnJI. II. W1.
Welt IL, 5.26.
NZWS DUO“.
BODWELL, II. If. 74 Worthington It 5.x. blush
books, amianm, mm, period , etc.
WHEELER. J. ll. 15!; Washington It Midi!- fl. 1‘.
Ncwnynpen, lutlrlnwy, tin and ziu- lure.
“KW YORK mflflflflfilflh
”This, s. D. mom left at laidwcii'a own.
71 Washington at, S. N.
LOCKWUOD, C. E. affirm DcKlyri'l, 8. IL; 6mg-
o‘ry‘r X; New Yuri: W) (Iflzt‘i’lfl nt.
NEW .lc filCanr—IIAN’D FUBNI’I’UI‘I.
PUDMOKE. WM, omit-r Salvation Army lion-ch,
:5. N. Sim”. ranger, crmirrry, rnrpvtn, rte,
(“$1128 I'LANTBRH AND DEALIZBH.
BELL, mull! l’. 0. Box in. 3. Nitrholeulc
shipper of fry-chfl and claim.
UUTBILI. ll, .1, foot of Raymond at, . . N. whole.
Filth: ocular in rim: oysrcne.
HINT, W. 11. a rioN, l'.'i er It, $.21. Horn of
Raymond; plank”. 213mm and wholwnlc
drnlnrn in mum.- ”yum.
RBI-JD lit flrrljSMAN. till Walnut, 5. N. plum
and Fhippum a! Somali: oystcm,
VAN NAME. J. L. .i: (50., l’. 0. flex his 8. N.
”yawn- and r lama, wbnirmiii: our! rr-tni’i.
PATTERN.» AND MODELS.
NilltVi'At,K PATTERN WUKKH, (Jinn. ll. Alt
tlmrpn. prop, Itiwruiik; 5w. :4. .\'. Storm, SIM
and lint .‘..r Firmly-r work - npccialty, Sole
agent for the celebrated oil furnace.
I'AIS‘I'SI, OIL“ AND GLASS.
f’lthi’l‘T, .l. 1'. tr» Muir. rt. 8. I’t'ICIC'I m,
Mummy and “'iiilpvwrili'p imimi plmrn.
il.\ YMUND mum. Jmuii'n. Atlantic and Svtiey'o
Luril. ":Iluiii’h oils nml (\‘v‘o'f‘lll Cbt‘flh'fil Paint.
HUT”, W. fl. run is 1'. i7 Warn: 2!. N. limit!
for hmgman & mm.” minus.
I'AI’ILB "ASGISGS.
I'II IT'I' k I!!! “Writ-1 lit. Kim“ “'32:. 3'. I320 mu,
oils Ami glam.
l'iilitt’iT’I‘..f.T. 4f. Muir. M, 5. window tinder,
lfuzlanils. ovum. NP.
TAYLOR it ('0. ct also: It, 8. rL-a mam
puma, om, gluon, rm,
l’llrrl'ooltAl'lllths.
BLAI‘KMAN‘. (' .1. ti .'alnirl lit, N. menu-sou
pr n'l'ri‘. Chdiirril’n photon u spatially.
NORTH. (i. ‘, :5 W ningrm r1, .5. N. our quality
’ .i m:- l -r
MEADVHN. E' B. “ts/I‘ll]: buildmv. 1'". Cabinet
pimnrgrnphr 3: .30 per rim; annual! um. “.50.
Phil“) Tl'sltlh Arm MIZI'AIBm
Eil-ZN'Mli-l. (‘ I" Irv-into"! “all, 2". underlain
porno». tlr‘lillll‘, slim: mmir, rtc.
I’LAXISG M1118.
ELUULILL, MINER D I’.. X. All kindle! wood
Work at man or for the undo,
I'l.l'MI5ING.
MEEKl-Zitrv (70.. WJI. Mum “All block, 3.x.
thumbing, steam imrl me tilting,
YIN”. 5‘ If & Him Cur, Mam and WWII], S. N.
I'mmlimi; Int! gm mung. mt" hm
RAILIHDADS.
MrRWALK florist: RAILWAY co. Jar-cow.
Ilyzft, punt; Edwin (E. Hoyt. apt.
Bull. IIS‘I'A’I’IP.‘ AGENTS.
LAY'f’ON. JACUB 3! Washington It, next to PD.
35 N pwprrty for nil». hurt-tu- m ran in: Mr.)
willful“. a L'Ht'tlrfflmlml‘. 5r. i‘l‘vhlngum 5:,
.~. N Mung. fl‘fiilzlgltmi min-mug.
ii'limm. n. E. our-ti: mag. N. Iliwvfimufl Arid
mum-yin loam. Aim lnflJlfJ'l: nmtm in but
of mmpxtm-v at. Iht: loin-rt Mimi.
Wcmmv trill. El. .1 .‘Jn Mum. s. 2.1m 0
run: null bu: .‘.:m turn for ”ll v.
["151", 81315.
Mil-Z “WE. .’. \Vu'rr pr. N. mum mul- nr nil
.v-,/ :m. ~l;ni.rr 25¢.
iii-ix it‘) '5. in no. Main 9'. r3 3", Ti»: h .7 2'1: dinnur
in im- try, Hour! by "r dry or “r71.
SANITARY ENHISIZEIW.
RIDERW [I .‘. SUN. frillisfzfigfori a, 5, 35'.
Hydraulic rum! 0 ‘mi angular”
Milluulm. {I'rIv-fc)
EMIRD'FL Minty i§£r~TiTi"i'H. a Orchard fi. 5.
Young EJMIIE! blunting and its] Ichtmi.
MEI. ll. Mr», Hillside, .‘c' [by tar: warding whoa!
for mtin and young Emit". Vi"! for my collar,
or mnrw mmpim in ,. ilf, Fully equipped lub-
r:i.t.»ry:trr.irhrrl Sew urk Artist. erupt» uI tr.
m'lmf'al dvpurimcnr. Spun] UIVMWI’ or (hr
for army of mi. hurting” and dominant.
l-'.t . trrm mums an “HM 'Iii t'ircurm mil be
wfi.‘ lit-om App. rillmit.
Nriltti‘.ti.lvi mu {ARV lSs’i’i’i‘l’Ti-Z. S Punks.
ltulivmn, primipul Lirl'blal'm. mmrfl.
W llmnfw’ Hl' ' if m huml .'..r My. ymflk.
r . fun ;; urv .’.. utimjl ,ii'JI «cu :ltillr 9v lumi‘.
I‘Hi' . :r- :ll. . imi.‘ -P .1.» ,il um
”flint“ MACIIISIZS.
SHAKER. f'. If tr. PM .‘.rm wt. 3' .‘v'. "Whaler moi
Wilma" ib'lil "Homelimei. bullion. oil. limb.
mun. III';ilI:F‘.l|‘,.’ a ltpnv rally.
SIZWIiII CONTRACTORS.
liAYXHND Ilium, «um hunt. our: pip" inid,
rxrzilvu.’ rig, bum-.5. grading, Landsat” writhing.
99"an .VIJNI'I'AffTL’ItIfiBfi.
Lui’Nh’Bi’EtY. IATEIELWnUN A (It). 24.3. Loo..-
lino ~hmtn, 1
(iii! r ii. iii MEI) k ('0. ftri’ury and erurmm 71.73,
75, um: 77 Water st. 5 N. I’Mnhijird 1-70.
iTIlEY CHANGE THEIR PLEA
NDRWAII CASES IN THE SUPE-
RIOR COUR’I‘.
Nola- Ilnbu Sontuud to Jail for One
.'.I'onr-Darngu, tho Inch lhlef, and
You-l Hem-n l’lonrl Guilty.
At 10:00 o'clock ycnterday morning the
union of the Superior Court. criminal
side, wu resumed. A number of prison-
ers who pleaded not guilty on Tuesday.
changed their pie: to guilty yesterday.
Nellon Byxbee, of Norwalk, who was
charged with criminal insult upon his
niece, pleaded guilty to simple assault.
His plan was accepted by the State, and
he was fined Wand coats and sentenced
to one your in jail.
William Darmgnn. pleaded guilty to
II]. the" of I gold watch belonging to
Ghnrka Waterbury. The crime was
committed on August 16. The watch
won in Mr. Waterbury’a veat which
was hanging up in Raymond & Corn-
stock’s factory, whim: he in em-
ployed. Dart-grin mid it to Homer
B. Hoyt and wont to Bridgeport to spend
tho pfocemfm, Ho (Iriftvd into Jim
Jarqocn' dive and his iii~gotura tummy
was tlmc stolen Irom him. It was upon
informali-m furnished by Durragan to
Chief Rylandu that a mid Upon Jacquca’
plnoo was promptly made. Inful’nmiinfi
also touched the olficials in Bridgrport
about Dlrragun, and he was held for the
South Namath authorities for the theft
of the Watch. Slntenco was deft-trod.
Frederick ilchtaan pleaded guilty to
braking into rho- store of John D.
Wheeler, of South Ni rwalk. Soriicnco
in In! cuss was also dcft-rred.
William Curr admitmi that he pur-
loirwd ‘1 25 from the porson of Sarah
McLaughlin, of Dario-mam) was svnt-
enced to our your in tho tits-.19 prison.
William Clyih’ MINI “not guilty" Winn
he was charged mtli burginrmng the
reordering of John (foil and Howard
Betta oi Dunbury on the night of August
26. Ht.- mlmiued having entered the
places. but denied having fumed an tn-
trnnce claiming that a Window wnu
invitingiy open in one hour» While in
the other it door stood bjzfl’. ("lyric was
convicted on both counts, and was sm-
tencod toayear in the stalls pIIfl-III on
one and five years on the other
SCCCI'ISSFL'L CHILDREN’S PAIR.
A Pimnor Occulon In South Hunt-ll:
Lou Ironing.
All entertainment known as "The
Childrm'u Pair” was held at the» real-
rlon'rtu of George 1". Alberto" on Elm-
rroorl overrun tut evening. Ovvr one
hundrci‘l interested apectutJr-i “'R'IP.’ pres-
rm! and e: j lyrd throw-ivory in rfll‘lztI iri-
twrcouww and in listening to IIIV‘IXI‘I'
ci-eu. The r-xrrcisvs were Cuit‘lilnlcll to
[liraal'IIlc children, but thvy “'t‘IL' n'so
(-nj lyed by tho nieirr urn-s.
JIM. Samurai Jrnnings haul (‘Iilif'gl‘ >f
the pond where all of the big fi~h worn
c-iugbt. MN. Joseph Jt-nnmgu, blitz
Mary Kirby Jr‘unmga, BIL-s Jon iirtirr.
”in “new Frinby and Mimi I‘lumm Iltitrii‘
mm dispensed rrfrvsbmvma. Mn.
Ullri Hallucir, Mn. Stingray Brnmtl, Mrrl.
Frank Taylor and ML». A. L th‘iiy pr.»
uided n: the cmhlwn'a imuihx Motive!
Emily Jaminm, Elm-i Frisby not! busy
Lima mid “nmwta to tho.- ewwt." It “'1
though! $75 Will be rmlm iI Whv‘ll all M
fililirt‘t’il. The Iniiizidwl ultiotlii.’ Will be
{mural-ml to BHIIUII L'onnrti'i school
and lb,» hurp'uu giver. to tho coinmittw
Inf 2hr ri-‘w Trinity church fund.
Work of the Kuwait Lettrr Currier».
Piiwttllilflrf IIobb-‘lt'n ripixrt It the
m5. rim illIt'III of [Dr Ifr‘i‘ tiniiwry cry.»
trm for .‘uxilil shows. that lilI' borough
curb-[:9 lmoo’lni 35,579 pircm of mail
trial!” during til» rnnntli. Tm- town is
a» Inihlur:
Dr'IIVI'fMI—Ilt‘gifitl‘II‘II bit-rt. 41; lr-l-
Ivh’. ISBN; wwinl rank. 2340?; mucu-
mailfm'fllfl‘r‘ of L‘Hlmt' mzmn’ my: thluircrl'n
lint? footwear for it." n WI nude.
BIIIKT-IVAIWI'V .‘KD l’XIIICIIWKAIL
Elf'Tr'iffNrm-N. NILE 3 HI. Naming, Sm Yul-k;
Ami fin-tarpon. until. '
Sl’flfl’l'rifllifi'fl (50003. [
AIKENJUIIX ii, Jib tummy. minimum rm!
mm», tithing trickle, ammonium etc.
5‘12““ ”IIILDIIBN.
BAKER. JULIE». Warn 9:. mi in Whmrr'l fuurlv ,
rtry, iii, .1. 5H”. Mid haul but. in min. i
THE; DE’XCAJS “I! 3 RAIILWEWOIIKB, “titer.
at. :4. .V. Wm I . Iuyt, prupmmr. :
STILL“ ”5613856 All!) l'IZJll'b. i
,‘IrlflWALK [Item W'IILKb' (:0. The, War..- at,‘
mm It. It. bridge, 5 N. f
MILAJISIIII' TICKET Jolt!!!» ,
(Tints, St. W. Miran-mi:- building, )5. «whim
when», pen-vino agnni. mm poplin ctr. j,
MYTHS. Monti II Wmnimm It. rim to P1). ,r
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itrrri. 5.03.48; local I'll-Ila: cnniw. 0‘}; mail
poi—Ii" itmls, 766; no w~pzrp4-m. 010.. 301i.
m‘ikio; vh . t rial nuuiiwr Cull-irt-‘il ii 466,
nml ti.» mini iiirniibl-r IIl‘IIVI’Ii i] 29,393.
50"th Fir-nun In “'ntarbnry.
(:fiilwI Eugnit-vr I’rowitt, Flrnl Asmrt
out Enzmwr SHIIUMLCI Iftirgvtw Meeker,
chairmannf tho ClifIlniIIIfi‘ on IIft‘ do
purimru. uocornymnml by Hurt Werkr,
w. m to Wnrubury ymtcriluy to WIIIII‘EI-r
tiw rmptctiou uni-I prrrario- of IIir‘ Warni—
ivory IIN' drpnrrnwnt. Whllo thorn tin-v
vx mum d in»: lw-wmtl nitrous and! menu
of tho Wan-rhury iin- (II'IWIIIIIIO'HI. with u
vii-w to mnkmz mime cbnngmo in If!!!
borough iiw ilvphrlllwnf, such an adding
ni-w him. mrrinuu which run lu- drawn
by horm, will will b9 better ndapir-d in
thr- DIPM'III vii-min of the borough.
“rpm-Ml Count" Meaning:
A “whirl rowing of the Board of
(Mancunian wnu held hint u-vonini; for
“I? mirror: of ell-cling ii registrar of
rum. in place of Animry 0. Home, ru-
ughed. Mayor Eilwm Wilcox presided,
nnd Cmncduwn fluorine F. Ilnlloclr.
John W. Doric. lmc S. Jvrmingn and
Funk N. Yum wr-m [’fl‘bl‘lll. The ren-
lanniion of A-sbury (I. Ilurnr, who is in
lAllnmown, Pit, war mad and occupied
m '1 mm a. now... *4 land ernon J. (Jun wan elected to fill
' t
vmnnmnnr on grin: vacancy. ,,, , / _. . . ‘
‘mn'rgwiw ”15- ”a", ,« "'3 W“ "‘0' no thorium... union...»
“0' ML :00”, Mm" “'3 At the Innnnl business meeting of the
BM. All.” liHaCmnfl, mm .31 Prohibition club. held Int evening, in
Mt. ”‘4 ”3”“ h” M” "g 5 Dibble/I Bill. the following office" were
elected for the running your: Pro-Idem,
Funk ILPqunr: lint vice president,
“balm; Mary-nitrou-
m.0|III|-A. Knight
AN INTERESTING BELIC.
A lamb-”hip Curl of Booth Nor-nir-
llnt Entton' Ami-non.
A few days ago, while looking through
some old books he had purchased at mo
tion, John B. Wheeler, the Washington
bridge uewadenler, came across an inter-
elting relic. It is a hatier’a card, issued
by the Association of Journeyman Hut-
tors of Old Well, away back in 1833. The
size of the card is about 2i by 35 inchefl,
and the followingdingram will give some
idea of its appearance:
.............
nouzs'ric “summits“.
(Cnioflagie)
: ruinxnsnrr AND Jiis’l‘ics.
(Cut of mo (Onto! rm)
run Assocu'riorz or JOURNEY;
mm IIATI‘IRS or OLD WELL. '
B. TEMPLE, Pmideut.
JAMES WARNER, Secreltry.
...................................... y
The card is endorsed on the back as
foiloive: “Augustin Hotchkiss Clear-
ed May 9,1833. 1. Warner, sec." Mr.
Temple, the president of the association
at that time, is still living, and, we be-
lieve. is daily umployed at his trade.
Mr. ”mention and Mr. Wilmer are both
«loud. The two huts pictured on the
card are of the old bell‘crown shape
worn by our forrsfuthere, and long since
rt-la-gatM to the attic to keep the «lid
spinning whet-l company.
The association which the card repre-
mvnls war. we are told, the original but—
tt-rn' merely ofSluth Xurwal'i, which
was orgammd about the time the card
W1» issuwd.
It has been sugge-ted that the card be
fmnwrl and prrwentmi to til..- Hut Finish-
er-s' association.
lithium HFTI’ talus.
A South Nora-all: Con lle‘u floppy Journey
of 1. Is.
A very pleasant event took place at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Larson in (irunifovilie Tuesday ovianmg
in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
of their marriage. (l liden weddings are
rare occasions in the lives of people and
the happy relations that this couple has
sustained to each other made the gather—
ing of friends and triatives all the more
pleasant. The evening was spent in a
manner in keeping with the event and
after several hours Wore spent in social
enjoyment n collation was served which
nhounded Willi good things. Tile worthy
couple received many tokens of O‘SICGII'I
in the shape of gold coin and other valu-
ables. Mr. and M15. Lusson‘s rclntivrs
rosiding in this vicinity were present, as
wrro also the following out~of—town
grunts: Mr. and Mrs. Iosoph belong
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Julius De-
iuhg, Mrs. Laury, Brooklyn: Blra. Joseph
Villa: and laughter. New Jerery.
Gil-I IonI'n Will.
I'm,- uvili of the lure (like Hoyt. of
Dlnbury, an uncle of Mrs. James II.
Knapp, of that city, IIIS bet-n admitted
tn promio. 'I‘hvre un- six charitable he-
qur-ats. as follows: Socoml Ihpiist so-
ciety of Dnnbury, H.000; Danbury hos-
pmii, $500:t‘hiivlrrn'u flomeof Danbnry,
$500: Amerir‘an Home Mission society,
$500: Amvrimin Baptist Miwionary L'n-
ion, $500. By tho pmvinmns of fflré will
all ”11' Will .'.-law and ’H‘Ifitlnnl property
is [ll be lirvnlml oqually between the
[blur min-i. L. R'l‘bnmml, III'JrIH'ilIfl and
W. Gland. Miss Hoyt. tho daughtur, ro-
c.-:vml hor own ash in. of tho vsmm from
n~-r father's own huriiis lloforn the will
unis drawn.
Activity'ln the Bell um» Market.
Jun: 4 Mitchell, the popular rcnl catnto
zip-Lt, flirt-l PUIII tin- IIlilIr‘n) plut‘t’, (so
mllul) on High Eilh‘l'f, to Miro! Bertha J.
Ellis, iluiizhre r ofJnmnI i-I. Eliiu. l’rico,
$7,000. Aim tho Janina L. Ambler piano
on Mutt flVt'nlIi‘, to ill-org» I Buxton.
Pricw, 4,000. Alain n fnrm belonging to
NW Fueri‘irhl County Savings Sunny. in
How-ml Strirgw. I’ricr', 33850. Also
Uih'v‘ hullvlinglots on Lincoln nvonnv.
to CIIIIIIH'I Ilnviiund. I’ricv, $1,000.
Aim) thrcc building into on flu- Wr-riiport
r-ind, to W. Ii. Newcomb. I‘ricr’, $500.
—Gaz-;-rio. '
'I‘Im Cedar Point ltngnrto.
Thu thin! and bill moi- of tho C(‘IIIII’
Point Yariit club won livid rive-r tho club
CUIlfN‘)‘t’t§Ir'llIli_V. In clam] for it opo-
cini prim, Alumlu was first, but only coni-
pc-tunr. "It! Rivul, brr-ukmg drown. Clara
2 had Ilw cntriw, tho D-‘IZ‘PD bring $25
and $10, Vornnt mm first. Como second.
Ada was tho- nctnni wiiirwr. but was
rulwl not for starting IN'IUI’I! rho signal.
Clara 4, With nix entries, prizva $40 and
310, was won by Phyllis, of Port Wash—
ington. L. I.; Ibimonrlavcond.
Klllert n [Int-flooded Add".
Miro Ne-liio II rnnoh, a young girl who
liven in tho family of Smmol l)a<hm,
dinCOVrff‘fI u flrt~hcadcrl nddor sunning
himself on the buck stoop of th» home
tliuothcr day. She immediately called
tho rent of tho family and with tho help
of the onlghboui killed the rcptile. It
measured over throw fer-t in length and
was the second one of the kind killvd in
that locality lately
stmt Pan" Am“
A gang of purer: in the employ of the
Danbory Street Railway oompnny, wn
arrested just before noon yesterday upon
the order of Mnon Hopkins. The nrmt
was prnciicnily the remit of the declnrv
tion of Vioo-Pmidont Holly of the mm
niiwny company that the block. .Ihouid
be lad despite the order: or the city
mutant.
BETI'ER BOROUGH STREETS
A RESDLU'I'ION 'I'0 MACADAMIZB
WEST AVENUE PASSED.
The Contract Price not to hand Bill!!!
Canto per Squnro Yank—A [Iva Hill
In Lnld to Meet the Export-e.
About one hundred voters attended
the special borough meeting at the Town
House yesterday afternoon, held for the
purpose of directing the Court of Bur-
geasea to pave Main street from Wall
street to the south side of Hoyt street,
Water street from Wall street to the
railroad crmeing. and Wall street from
the foot of Mill Hill to the railroad crosa~
log, with Belgian granite, and to mac-
adamizo West avenue from the Danbnry
and Norwnilr railroad to the south line
of the borough.
After considerable debate it was voted
to table the matter concerning the pav-
ing of Main, Wall and Water streets,
and to macadamize West avenue from
the railroad tunnel to the borough line
at a depth of eight inches and at a cost
not to exceed eighty cents per square
yard.
A vote was also passed that a tax of
five mills be laid upon the assessment
list of 1890, to be collected on February
13!, 1591, and that proposals be advertis’
ed for the work of macadamiziug the
avenue.
Pnusoslif'fiulfitlfiis.
The Going. hurl (Earnings of People we
Like to Read About.
Mrs. J. M. Atwood, of the borough,
has returned from a visit to West Ran-
dolph, Vermont.
Miss Etta Sammis, of Ru'crside, is the
guest of borough friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Croi'ut have return-
ed from their visit to Cottage (,‘ity.
Miss May Raymond has returned to
the boarding school at Hackettstovvn,
N. J.
Rev. Olin Hoiiock, rector of Trinity
church, uni wife, have returned from
their summer vacation.
Hurry ii. Gardiner, of Chicago. who
has been spending a few weeks rvilb
Fred C. Smith-y, of the borough, has re-
turned in Williams College, accompanied
by Mr. Stanlry, who is also a student at
the college.
C. 11. Henderson. of Philadelphia, is a
guest of Judge A. B. Woodward.
Miss Eva Scofieid, of Mervviu street,
borough, is spending a fcvv days, in New
Haven.
0. l'. A. II. FIELD DAY.
There “'1“ be 5.000 Men in the Par-rule
nt Bridgeport.
Great preparations have been made for
the U. U. A. M. field day to be held in
Bridgeport on Septcmber Bland it is
expl-ctcd that about 5,000 men will take
part in the parado.
The Ilflt‘, which will consist of five
divisions, muiprising the 54 councils
from Connvcttcut, and four from Rhode
Island, whtch are under the Connecticut
juriuiiction. tvrii move promptly at 11 a.
in. Col. C. U. Erichson of Now Britain
conned, No. 8, will be the grand marshal
{or the occasion. After the, parade din-
ner )‘v‘III Ilt' served, after which all mean
hers n- mluc-eted iU meet at Seaside
park. whrn- iii-e following programme
writ lzl- carried out:
ercouie to the city of Bridgnport by
liter honor tliomnyor: response by the
Shite t‘iiunniior E. L. Pond; an address
by the Rav. Frank A. Scolieirl of Eureka
council, No. 43. at the close of whose
atldrrss the review of tho Loyal Legion
by the national council will who place,
after which exhibition games Will be
girl-n by the anverul commandcrieo. In
the evenings grand ball and banquet
will im given by the two comic-ls of
Ilrrdgrpon, Viz: The Wuidmcre council,
No. 6, and Uncut: council. No. ‘15
'I'wo South Norw-lk Weddings.
L'l-zt owning at 8:30 o’clock, Chariot; C.
Nichole, (mo of South Norwnllr'zi popular
young haitcrs, and Mini Annio Hamilton
wr-ro married at tho home of tho bridr'a
part-ms, Mr. and Mrs. Starr Hamilton,
on BllyVII‘W nvvnuo. Only near relatives
of‘ tho imdo and groom were prospnt.
Rev. C. II. Pong, parlor of the East Arr--
"no Moihodiat church. performed the
ceromnny. Asumptuouu collation was
ot‘i‘VuI and tho evoninigi was spent in u
vory pleasant umnni‘r. Mr. and Mrs.
Nichols dofcrrod taking a Wedding [our
until a future tiny.
Stl‘phnn I). Byxlvr-r, Jr., and Miss Min-
nie llaiuer of this city wen: married by
RM. Archibald Wheuton, of the Baptist
church, at the parsonage last ovcning,
Mr. ano Mrs. Byxhoo went to New York
on the evening train and will visit New
[lumen and Middhwwn before returning
home, which will be on Monday morn
ing.
It is understood that the negotiations
which have been punding for savor-l
yen" concerning lhe purcbnae of the
Long Wharf property or New Hover) by
tho Consolidated road, have resulted in
favor of tho road. The property was
owned by the Union Wharf company
and will be of inmtimnble vnlue to the
railroad. They propooo to hronden the
narrow neck of truck land on the ant
aide of the depot Ind mnko it better Ip-
proach. The property comprioes many
rare: Ind has A splendid um fronts”.
The company WIII nioo fill in consider-
nbly along the ruler front, and on tho
land that formad will erect building- for
tholr fnlgbt. .’I‘ho prion paid for the
proputy has not yet nun nationhood.
i
‘
POLITICAL POINTS.
Republic-nu Ind Demon-tn Prop-I'll; h
tho 00min; camp-Ill-
It is said that E: Governor 10mm
will not decline I Republican no
tion for Congress in the Fourth rim
Fix-Chief of Police Marlh of Brill”-
port is an aspirant for the Republic”:
nomination of Sherifl of FMeld county.
Democrats or Litchfield county hurl
named Judge Augustus H. Form, of
Winchester, as a candidate for Govern-
or.
While: there is little doubt thnt
Sheriff Clarkson will be renominntd,
the friends of Deputy Sheriff Tom:
claim that he has a good chanceof win-
ning the prize. Mr. Toner would be I.
strong candidate and would make his
opponent hustle to beat him. "
Much regret is expressed among Repub—
licans at the refusal of Hon. John H.
Ferris to become the candidnto for the
Senate in the Thirteenth district. Bio
nomination would be equivalent to In
election. Mr. Ferris desires to retire from
public life for a season.
Robert 0. Gates, of Derby, the present
Republican sheriff of New Haven county,
has announced that he is not a candidate
for renomination. He is well of! in this
world’s goods and does not need the
office, as his wife has a fortune.
The Hartford Times gives the Demo-
cratic convention these three candidates.
First Hyatt, than Fenn and last of all
Morris. It professes not to have heard
of the “Billy" Stevenson campaign.
After paying a high complimvnt to ex-
Governor Waller and expressing regret
over that gentleman‘s withdrawal from
the gubernatorial contest the Register
says:
“Within the past few days the name
of the Hon. James W. Hyatt, of South
Noni-alt, has been mentioned as Mr.
Walier's successor. Mr. Hyatt is It man
of pronounced ability and is deservedly
respected throughout the state for his
sterling integrity. It cannot. be denied
that he would make aforcible run in
any canvys.
The local politicians are actively en.
gaged in talking over candidates to be
voted for at the coming elections. It in
of course not yet settled upon who will -
be nominated for Mayor, or the Common
Council. Good men willbe nominlted
by both parties and the remit of the
election will depend upon the amount of
work that is performed.
“Known m sum.
Matters Worthy of Mention that Do Not
Happen Every Buy.
A true bill against Hazel Belware, the
East Hartford murderer, was reported
by a grand jury in Hartford yesterdny.
The indictment is in the first degree.
John Foley, aged rhirtydwo yenn,
was nrreated in New London for drunk-
enness two days ago. While being taken
to court yesterday morning he dropped
dead.
By the fall of a slum" building, which
Matthew Brassil and other men were
working upon in Hartford yentordny,
Brassil rrcriivul injuries which may
prove fuzz .
A proposition has been made by the
managers of the Hartford Amusement
association to Robert Allen to the effect
that if he would build themnauitnble
rink on the vacant lot on Allyn street,
just back of the county house, they‘
would take a long lease of the premfreo
and would pay $2,500 per anuurn and
ply taxes and keep the building in re-
p'ill‘. Mr. Allen has decided not to
nccvpt the proposition.
James Owen O'Connor railed to nppcar
m “Hamlet" in Bridgeport Monday night
and o fair-aizsd audience was disappoint-
ed. The actor was too much under the
lrlquenCt‘ of Mom to appear. O’Connor
said yeetrrdny that he must have been
drugged, because he drank nothing but
two pnuirs of beer and one finger of
whiskey, whm a doctor, to whom he
curiipiililiril of feeling nervous, gave him
a (loser of medicine which tasted like
morphinv.
unis r‘iron NBAII unions.
Dorian Dolnu lull anylngo—«Nowl of “to
Day In Winnlpnnk.
William Ballard bu hrokén album
for it new house on Maple amt. ~ ‘
Thu Darren Stars will play the III}-
flowtrrs of East Norwnlk on Saturday
nftcrnoon.
The Congregational Church now holds
services in the Town Hall and willcon-
tiniie to do so until the repairs on the
church are completed.
Mrs. Martin Kellogg and non Charlie
are spending the day in town.
Mr. and Mn. Evy Puncher are 8‘1th
of friends on the avenue.
vellum.
Mun Em Rogers, of Danbnry, In tho
ghost of relatives in town.
Miss Minnie Ellie, the fourteen you'-
old daughter of August Ellis, is normally
ill at her home, with diphtheril.
Mrs. Harriet (Irinrod, widow of Edwin
Grinrodmied at an early hour thin morn-
ing, aged 64 years. The funeral will be
held from her late residence on Burnaby
morning at 10:00 o’clock.
I’. II. Forum-n, of Elli Bum, I“...
is writing his father in Winnlpltrk. ‘
Mira Lillie Sullivan, of New Haven, in
the guest of friend. here.
—"Ururi widowl.” it in raid, on“!
misfortune to the foot that th” '9'“
not economist and help their bum
uvo money by using Brut-all ml?-
I’ho Myron: victim any not b.
plow. but he'll soon he brought» lilo
mm.
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