' NUMBER 342.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN...
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. .1890.
,_ will limits Illllllll
. TOWN OF NORWAIJK.
:Na—llorwalk a. 0.4“on
n-asmsu. ’
isms.
000;!!! RM?” to
PLAIBTID'BOO onnmn 'W
manatnlactsrsd “Washington st. 0.10m
onoomr Aim GWARI.
NASH, v.0 “snout. lalaaadWotatalJ.
puma-mm Nulsln nsarWsd.
hmmancksry, 35%.w new.
“to! n
SOUTWRLLC..1’L00dar‘sh|ock,So.lainlt.S.
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KENDALL, o s ..m
”9 0030.10. mural-as. M . ,
Colon at tantra;
Ionian 130] WORKS CO. The, Wales It.
' sun I. B. bridge,
W uplansand
madam.” »
WWD cor. lfalnandWallats,N.
ammunssbanddrawlng.
, spoon wuss.
JAIN, oilcs ”Wall 0t,N.Bsal
. mam.
, aL-uomnnw. “Washington;
~ arm-ou-
BAKERS.
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BANKS.
WNA'I'IONAL BANE] The, W01! at,N
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'i- Williun emf-$.11”.
”NATIOFAP Cspital’flm .000 wsurplus 815l-
“ maintenm
cooN'rr Nanpg‘ancna‘glnm
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one. WJM W. mflémm Mm
o. Karleneashiar
PAIRPIRLD COUNTY SAVINGS DANLTthl
Wall an Deposits $480. .000.
S. mliody pleat; Harlin 8. Crawnnoe
praat;Jatnea Baileynrcu.
NATIONAL BANK OF NOltWAlg‘o'l'hsa"1E hi Wall
W“???
mica“; Ruhr?” J. Osbnoiui
B. Wilson, I. W.W .P'Itch. 0.W P.
(Bldg. Baukas' ' ,Ranufacturers,
Paaualand Family accounlsa'resoliciwd.
30me SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, Wall st,N
1 over salmon-mm Moods).
B.,Crauiurd vioc-presl. .,
Mmgnwm SAVINGS RANK, The, Do
”Mover 1msurplus ’45,”). Alden 80L
MM ohn
if. Run trons. interest
paid cane?
BEEP, (Wholesale)
Moueyl on mortgage.
SOUTH NORWALR 0m CO. 8. N. Rmmond
beef. pork, sheep, lamb, veal. etc.
TIRRY WI. I. At CO.. N. Armonr‘s barf and
provide”. Bomcdrcassd lamb and mutton.
BALI. roam AND DISTRIBUTOR.
MGM
EDITOR, J. P. Postotllcaboxiah, N. Circulars
folded in over moo Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
GILT. fmtRaymondshSHaN Rorsc—
WW-
.ISBIDGI BUILDERS.
010.8. ‘00. P. Chub“. S. N. builders
kddgvgdocknpllafoundathnst.
_ MANDBIIOEDEALBBS.
m.l.8.80.lainst,8. N. munWorkand
npaitinga special
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0.1!. N lain S.N. spacialliuin
, u o. :nhlllglotl 8N
JOHNbBONJh at. . .
arrow...”
man» snow manure. n
smut-s. 0.00 comma. N. A
workmtlyandyaomyalydona
momunsra-nownns.
G 8T0 Waahi
We DRU mill. 9} mum It.
8.3038“ m (Wood and Papas.)
“APP RP. Wawgaflm manufacturerof hat
bagels. Gcncralshop jabbing.
u.BllllnDflG IIA‘I'EBIALS. N also
MAJOR}! ll. It. Wasblnmon st, 8.
bias was, sewer pipe. by. III-mew
RAID, CRAB. '1‘. Water at, N. brickoi
w
mmmudcgrm' NW" alsobluc
Ill RODS nsndow-u lo lbsPoo
”8103331111 h I. ‘
of
ckssse, aadfldomatic. Ail
grade-of butt-was, cannsdzwdaetc
CARRIAGB umuronurs.
W.Wl.3.wWAlII¥,N. Cmm
Mmuahleaudcamagafnrnlsblnp.
. ommm AID nurmnns.
Cl) Janna C. abopAaa st, ll. N. oath-ates
promptly ptl‘ytoatlcndsd
slot.
0! lot ,3. N J h
nos-romwrta. to?” avenue 0 hingm
MIDAflqllz’Rsahll‘s-ill. 1.th
maebimqm cksappowcrmblm
lowfiuss. largswtwkaspccially.
‘5'“:"m‘ ”than...“ MAM...
habstermlaadwcrollsawingasa
done. Istlnslasgivan. phoos ill-o.
00D 8. B. to” (trove S. N. Jo
annw i to. ll. “this
WIISON,S.D.abopCrossst,ncarlala.—Olcaoov
holds-ave. N. Sim-wood working.
‘Walluaadm ’ alaitsralng. lowest
Hl‘yfw'
boassasdtlsalav
I.goI-IKI'IADCIGAR(:1hh~-.WI.“
wsiacl‘oaaoo raw-amass
%Lllo.lsinn, 0.0. Wis
CIVIL 31‘0le
I. I? Wasbimoa $5.1m...“
w. sacrum ow 0.0.0 fly-
3::-
wt I “I. I. “WING-W!
pm. Mon banal N
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VII-ssh!!!“ nun-mm?“
tqua
H'wfillc:
wufimfiflm
‘I‘m
ammonium gas
WRRDJV. l... D...Dl-l mqubl st,S.N.
11000080. in. loop. at. Canadian-mad.
DOORS, SASBANDBLINDS.
“MKBJCOJBAI'IWMILW
woodwork,whasls,clc.
nunsasmstrm rum.
my I. ”Mnmflnfl Wotan,
“"0013! NDBROS.“ Amdtglsudandccmsnt
pinatoflinoheslndlamsler
DRUGS AND cannons.
B PHARMACY, Van Zandl svs. I.
8 wits-0'- 4msp. ra- p
humour. 0 ’0?“ "all mmoan n. N. latahlishad lass.
Ponlarp prices.
RInGGS JOHN A. it lain at,N. Palm-hm
vs
PLAISTED'S ”Washington st, 8. N’. patent mcdi
cllws, etc. i'hyaiciana‘ preserlplioussspccially.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLERbJ. L. a SONS—"The Equitable " No. 2
amalgam” uilding.N. Drygoods, oilclotba, mat.
“up I'll-8'
BANKS, B. R. Mabaeksrno llolel block 8. N. dry-
.'.nollons giovcs.elc. Uudsrwssrhspecialty.
BRNNRTTJ. P.19lain at, N. Business catab
lishcd over forty two years.
DICKER'IAN, A. CSON. BiWsabington st,8. N.
drygooda, etc. lsoc all.”
SCOPIRLD Jr ROYT, 8 Gazette bldg, N. 08 Wash-
ington at, S. N. (800 advertisement)
STREET. EDWARD. 5 Gazette bl)dg. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods notions andhosl
IXPRESS COMPANIES. .
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. other railroad station. 8.
N. andia Wail stN hapless forwarders to all
partsof the wor Pascengertralnscryioe. Low
rates. ureter Hunt, agent.
EXPRESSMRN’.
BUXTON Jr BRUND. A.GE. oflcent Benedict's. is
Wall at, N Our motto, “prompt attention. "
CA\ ANAGR’S EXPRESS .lfhrni lurcand
pianos moved leave orders at stcd‘ a, 8 N.
SHERWOOD W. W.. N. slate at warm and
Dale s. Careful and prompt service.
“TRACKS. ”SHORE ITO.
BYXDEE, I". 8. A: CO. {Glam st N. Mannfactur
cm of Scohcld s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N, manufacturers of
fine extracts. l". 8. Ambl cr.
FEBTIIJZERS.
RAYlfON‘D BROS. Bradley' a super- phosphate
lal manures. land plaster. ground bone. wood
SMITH, W. D. .k CO. Water at, N. magents for Wil-
liams Clark A: Co.’ a standardfert
VIBE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary s in stock, spec
“mania .nrc.morr.ar,aand my doc linings
VIBE. OYSTEBB. CLARE, ETC.
RUNTAZBLUFP, wWashinglon at, S. N. Inc
ilsb, oysters, clams. frul la, game, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. or Taylor avenue, S. N. Also
RAYROND BROS. contractual . concrete,
will, Moment command gravel ofvvaln‘k‘s.
NOBEL snam AND HOT wam
HEATERS.
“BURNER. ll 00. Music Hall block, 8.10.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“lSLAND GER" FLOUR. the best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L‘DOMMRDIEU, DANIEL. salt andof Washington
0t bridge. The cboiwu of family dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. bay. straw, door and iced in
load, car or cargo lols.
RKD MILL. DuiruL‘rofooi A Rose. Gram. choir:
ground feed. graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAL Woodward Place, 8. N. plants, cut
flowersand andmornamenlal piccermadclo lo.order
GUIGURP. mhuwmmw UnionCcmetcry N.
oral work sspcciai
lcRAY, JOHN, KN nurthc depot. Bsddi‘ng
anddoral work of all kinds.
roses aspcclalty.
SMITH, JOHN B. So. lain S.N. theoldcstand
best known florist in this Iclnily. Plan cut
tlowers.ctc. floralworkof allklndssspec ly
mddonepromptiy.
PURNITURE DEALERS.
COLRIAN, TRYODORR. “Washington“, (caalaad)
Purnilumlookinggla-qplctmmmawetc (Ra
J
CRARA MWMTTLBSRY as lalnst,N.
mond'aold stand). Sceadvcrllscmnt.
RAYIOND ONO. ll. mmaaadfilalnst.
N. Pour a oldstors.
flOWAfl AVID. fiaflaflflflofllflnat,”
m“.
GMLIGIITOOIPAIIH.
NORWLLK GAS “(HIT COHANY m 19
Warn-git. Oasforhghgheslsddpower
Coksalrcsntspsr ‘oal-Tarthrssdol
laupahsarshpackapmn.
mmmhsloaah.)
nouns b Widllagall “10.wa
Mm III}.
BILLRCK BROS Maud 160000 at, N: wholmale
Mmflhsfccdgraln, y,stc.
0mm
BROWN‘WILCOX IillWashingtonsl 8. N. sole
agcnlsforcs lbsmlngtou creamwybn
DECKER, CONRAD. in Washington at, RN
choicspoccrissandpsvvlaions.
FIRMS, CHAS. ll. sneer-ans to Hatchingallfo.
Ialnst,8. N. Iablcdellcacicsforfamllyu-ads.
PINNRGANAO'RHLLY. m lain A, N. flour,
issd.hsydtrsw.coaiaadw
h
0.1.. wan-0.13., ruinous-l
0000. 'r. n. .0100—
“Wmdmam'fi etc. ...
llANPOilD. W. it. last ave. nsarRR. statlom RN.
Asbestospalshscboolsspplieaslc.
LAWTON. 1.1).. CO. who. dial-$3.]. no
and.tlbledsllesclss
L’ROIIKDIIU DANlIlhcutondofWashlnglon
Hump. lt.'lssa,ool wi.n.rple~.~owo
MOORE. llAlIlAN. No ilalnstmcercst. RN.
Inofgroccriss, orvignfrui la.lour, f.csd,alc
NIW YORK TEA 00.. f: “on, ’N. —R. Heller—
‘l'aas,rofl ccaandsplcraaspcclalt
MUIIRSONDBW, m,fl:3’7unsl,l a
mi.“ BIO“ Willow Id Sakai I. I
ass. .
Newmnewgoodsaadnew newprisss.
SRYROUKC.RII Wash st.il..lt brad
WEEWTD'IRN- Cram hs
YALDIN. cry l-
tar.chssss.sggs,la blai'mdctlcacles,
runner WED. (norm: on
ASCRJmJ. .7!oarossl,l.N.alsoformars
A00 .7! to 9]
Mimmmfig skins. mammal-ragga,
fiA'l‘Tlilil' TOOLS.
“MIRA Walt at, B.."Nt found-r,
lightnitcnthmaatsnsion mums.
DATA AND (mum-ll.)
asmm name:
aspectallymulsoflasstll'old
HAT mosacnmm
ham. RV. A 00. Unto-$11!. Instill
Amman“ 100ml-
.m‘au a'sawasr Toil-
flmaflhm ...:L “J”
m. WW‘IJ.”
unknown-10.0.0.0.”
ngm—inuhmtn
filtl.
W”"*h w
WJI. 00. W
W A luau“? atarst,lf. build
[1me W.0. ”HARM! I “his,"
“heir-0.80. (is-0O.)
DWYIRPRIIWallmN madsbarnsas
. .cusllaa
sadrvpsiringnastlydons.
trons: bums.
“you... err“ «E... 0.15.3..-
. Mb “con-m."
11038! moans.
“accords-.00. 9 sum
HOTELS.
humour! slain J.
GIRL.) “$100.00:an
ORRIANIA nmumwmm
0
NTRWALK HOTEL, may“ D. All. 3.8. depot.
OLDWRLLllm'maoWaahingtouatéoSLfRasd
Raviland,proprlator luropsanplan,” rooms.
nous: worrisome ooons.
manor. 0. IWaalliagtoastJ. N. crockery,
glasswara,tln
103m DEALERS.
m proddur
' ' ' INSURANCE nAGEN’l‘B.
COOLIDGR A LOCKWOO D. 0 Iain at, N. Insur-
snceand real estate In all its branches.
LAYTONJACODM. Washingtnnrt nextloPO.
s N. fire. plate glass, accldentandllfc. (sneadv)
DOCKWOOD. WM. cor. lainsndWallsta, N. Baal
sluts. Investment ts, loausllegotlsted,etc.
HORRELLA L'BONKKDIRU. ”Washington at,
S. N. strictly first-classwm Mpanicsrcprcsen
TAYLOR ll GOLDEN, 45 a «Washington It,
SN . llcal Rstatsandlhsunnce.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN‘L LIP]! INS. 8(30., 8. S L'-
liornrncdicn, agwlt. Washinglnust, see.ad
RETROPOLITAN LIFEINS CO. ms Washington
sl....,8.NFJGrnbbuaistantsnpt.
NORWALK Film 1108.00,.
buaineassinoeliili. No outstanding loo-claims.
PEOPLE'S LIPS INS. CO. The, No. 45 Washing
ton st,8. N Jno. French, asst. superintendent
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRACFURDB. ll. Nasonic bi ,N. ”{Bonds
liddlcscx Banking and liquitab I‘l‘ge Cos.
1 IRON AND STEEL.
Slil'l'll. W. ll. .2 CO. 15 and 17 Water at, N.
springs, axles. carriage hardware, cm
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
[931ng6 R. I. mmdealcr st,N. iron work
0 nds.
Till! DUNCAN [RON RAILING WORKS. Water
al.S. N. Wm. ll. lloyt, proprietor.
IRON P’OUNDBXES.
GILB A CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
00., and also at Bridgeport“: onn.
JEWELERB.
PBRRXS A. 8. 3980. llain at S N. op. City Hotel
8. N tine watch repairing a spec
HOY,T ll. ii. 181%. Main-i. spec N. strictlydrstclaas
goodbat low prices.
JACKSON. WRAND usWallst, N. watches, dis
moods, etc. Pine watch rcpairingaspecial specially.
BOOD ll 8. diamondsfliwslchcs j.ewclry ailvcrsud
plated ware, repairing aspcclaity. 83 Main st, 8.N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED if. room 3 Masonic b' d‘ g, Wail
at. borough. Notary and Real Esta
FROST, 80883 I No. lain at.
basins-of luas carcfully “mildew” W
illJltLllll’l'f‘l J. BRLDEN roomsband 0 Gazette
building, Wall st.boro ugh.
LlGll’l' JOHN ll. tin Washi 8. N. notary
commissioner ofdccdsfor “will
LOCKWOOD EDWARDR. roe-a4 Ganstts bldg
borough. Alton ttonay, notary and Moos.
SRYIOURJOBNB . room annular». Nat.
hank building, N. Councilor at law.
WAISB. JOHN J. room) laconic building, Wall
ll. Mn
“VERY STABLEB.
DAN'N HORACE K. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. OillecNo 0 River at, N.
GREGORY, (“10.8.14 Knight at N. Pine turn
onto a specialty. Telephone :33.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Do lt..8
N. )lsnnfacturcrs oi bullilcra' hardware.
other! 36 Furl It; New lurk other: 99 licadoct;
Chicago otllce l9 Lake at.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, 8 N. New York
More is). Chambers at. Locks and builders‘ bard-
warc; designers; founders workers ofn Iartlatic
house trimmings in bronze. brass andlro
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL, 1!. J. 0 Water at, N. All kinds of lumbcrdo
livernd toany pointhyrall. tumorvcassl.
HACK!!! DROPS.
NORWlALRK IRON angina CO. The. Water at,
machineryiron
and brass ms [Walnut Babbitt boats.“ r0
pairs for manuisc
SCOPIKLD W]. A. KnighlstN. Ncwmachlnevy
made and repairing promptly allandadto
MARKET CARDIN!“
JRNNINOSA WATRRBURY. S N barlasaudall
gsrdcuproduosiasaason for lhcwholsaalctrads.
mm
A IODILIARKIT. It Wall at. N. Wm. Wardwsll.
prop" bcsf,vsal. lamb. mnltonandponltry.
AVISON, A. welsh-t, N. minim. 0."ng
ms oysters. clams.sud cscaliops, butter,
RKNNI'l'l' A BUSTED masts. lab Tara, lob
stern,clama,frnils.$Nb which
WE‘LLDANAO. lit lain at. N. doles-cats.
with.” ..etc
CENTRAL alum. “WAN
RatsHvegelablcs fruits. poultry.sl lowsstprlcas
C.ARll.WlLLlAJIR Baasdlu Farm RN.
mmfnahvagatahhs—muak
PARRlNGmON J. A Isa ..Isb
vsgstablcwfrulmbntler. “.fimmhiu.
GUST. GRODCbsstnatstJLN ckoicamcats,
RAY” nun lal! lal merit. psi u
o. s mamas
allkialls. has. m‘t... liq-wry.
JUDSON,A.O. Csaosllarkstmor. Ralssndllavl-
mu”*““'w°£°fi?“"°‘”iw.
Nrdsalwlia‘hllklnibfrd . ..
mmunw—msc Alias
”100?.me 1 Halo etc"it. Isa
"abhor-infill!“
LYON). A. 8., OHWslililb‘Jllfo.hlau.
IALNIKIIA‘LBIN ad whiém 8. N. choice
A . a near ssl,
mush, ”WWW“:
PlCKllthtlmaalastsvsmp .Hscbodknussllf
.ms
SCRAUR JACOB, I WastWadli‘toa 0.0.10.
Mymmwm 0.090ctalty
MIPS WASHINGTON HARKNT. .Wask
loasl.S.N.Aasustsandpoullvyiov ovilaslliytvads.
Wilmiw. lthmudmlwsgoanns
wily-ll
WAD Whaler sass
m‘fisuwlumm' «.ka
mONJ. ansllstJi. Choice-cats, poul-
try,truits,vvgstablas,bsllsr,sggv.slc.
IAIBLIANDORANITI.
sums. W. Water 0t.N. muofmmwof Ian
granlisandmarhlswork alsollsalwin building
and W '33: it lublsandgru-
mVlNRI. to st, .
llama,ksavhtonss,metc.
mason AND Dillinlllgl.‘ll
8 0 1' Int ave. ll
mm"... mus-n. “'"
WILLIAR ”Willow if. lions
WM” , avsaas,
am. WILIJAI R. It W00tst.&l. Jobbing
mu if. All kinds of
“Niall. WlhhlAl. at, u
10.
Ora-ital- tron-quaarry.
mourns-mas.
[and It
goods
wand-m
Mlflwmfll Aparffllfm-
Imdimlahmumlasm
a .
W0.
anon-a as. was
m.“
.n~:nomm MW. N. .0. WE?
PAWClTT'a aartarsf millions 0W0“!
'1”, Nil fl ’0
ouAGmlhamgn’lalnaN.
JASRIBS. lLISolalnltJLN. istsat
fl.JORN,llmssIl-Iall Ii.
”Mm I. Illllawy. Pasry
arosro moms.
mm .w. mu muowin.
n. Nash)i00lalnst,N. tslmnalsonly
.IISBHINNIDP. lfllalnsgN. Piano
GWWB. ”3183‘.” Plans
and] . .m
Nomination-in I. Vocalis—
Ilnctlonvolosand volost.dsvalwrncn “'
NASD mamas. altruism N.
Planbandorgaulratrnotlon. I"
osmium. no. tsaohcrof
mule. Buldsncsatlranll.
William
msnaro'rs
no u. a. flwm 0..N blank
books,
Willi J.D.ilbW st SN.
nan. animal]. an:
msonmmu.
_ 7*
And
'3.
GI...
1.0.“?- lcfl at Dodwall's 0m,
00. 8.1.:
womammr ....
”1):," l SWORD-HAND rostrum
M0 WI. mdorSalvallonArm Barracks,
S. N. lbxlormmnmaockaymarpatictm
OYSTBB PLANT!“ AND DEALERS.
BELL, RIRAI P. 0. Box in. S. N. wholesale
shipper of oystersand clams.
CUTBILRR. J. iootofltsymoudst,8. N. whole
MW “80!“!-
RtiihYT. guacammwmmms. N.'1foot of
n exportas
«103:0 in nag" waters.
REED a DOUSRAN, lat Waterst,8. N. plantar
and shipprn of Norwsikoy
VANNAN J. LACO. 1PM. 0. Dorms. N.
Oysters clams, wholesale audrc
PATTERNS AND DIODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN W0 Oils. 8. Ale
worm Rivetsldaa menu
“mot erurnscs was. a maclaily. Sole
agent for the celcbntstalton
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITTJ 6 Iain st. N. Jewett's lab,
lasary and Wadswortb‘s mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. chctl‘s, Atlantic and Sselsy's
load, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SHIT}! W. l]. 000. lstlTWatasgN. agents
orLowtnsudl on pain is.
PAPER llANGlNGl.
PRATTACO. Water noavW N. also
oils and glass. st, “L will!»
PROWlT'l"..J 'l'. OXalnst, N. window shades
Hollands, fixtures. etc.
TAYLOR A CO. 21 mmnnalsohardwam.
paints, oils, gin-,cic.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN C. A. ll Alain sgN. lnstantansons
process. Childrc iron 0 photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. s. 'ISWasbingions S.N. one nail
only and that lhcbost. g Q O
READMAN P. R Gazette bulldl
photographs taro per dos; 000-me dos. Sl. win“
PIANO TUNBB! AND REPAIRS)“.
HXNDEE C. P. lackwood llall, N. Alsodealcrin
pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANING 0111.18.
RANDALL. IlNhli D. E. N. All kindsoi wood
workstrctailoriov theirsds.
PLUMBING.
IKRKIRACO.. W. D. luslcnall block. RN.
Plumbing. steam and gas tlt.ting
NASH, P. H. hBllO. cor. lainsndWcatsts, 8 N
Plumbing and gas lltlng. rawes andhsatcrs.
OADS.
NORWALK R0883 RAILWAY CO. Js-ssw
Hyatt, pout: ldwin G. Hoyt. Opt.
DIAL [STATE AOKNTS
LAY’ION. JACOBR. W nulls
Npropcrty for-lamat. (secadv.)
HORRKLL a L'BORHBDIYU, 96 Washington at,
Mailing. rentingand collecting.
WILSON 0. 3.6mm bldg,N .lnmls and
money to loan. Also written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODWARD. it. A. No. Halnst. 8. N. homes 0
rent and building lots fatal
RESTAURANT;
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SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDERW. B A SON. «Washington st. 8.
llydrauiicandCivll engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD’S. I188 INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard 1., N.
Young ladlcsboardlngandds yschool.
HEAD. Irv. Dfllslde.N Daysnd boarding
for girlaaud young ladies. Pits foran
or course com “WI-artists Pally can! 03m
maria: meklalm ad lags-or
lllbl van
the y and elocntion.
Failtrnn begins October Circulars will be
sent upon application.
NORWALK lllLl’l‘ARY lNS'l'l'l'U'l‘R, N. Pranks.
Roberts, principd Clrcular on request.
WILSON In. E. [I School for boys Norwulk
Ct Preparator lo colh and scientific schools.
For t irculars. athlrcss us Ithfivl‘.
SEWING IIACRINIS.
SRWAIL C. I to Solah Wheelers“
0000mm “Honcho ld,”"nasdlas, oil, attach-
Ifcpalringaspscially.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS. sewers bulll, water pipes laid
excavating. tllllog,gradlng landscape garden n.lng
Silos DIANUPACTURIBS.
LOUNSBURY, IATRRWSON A 00. 8. N. Ladm
meats
000 n. wmaco and-lawman! 71.10,
75. and 77 Wales .1 s Dubllshcd 1m
mmtnmsoflad‘lasm and children's
dos footwear for the retail trade.
SHIRT-WAD"! AN D DNDBBWIAI.
llll'l'CIllNBON. COLE A C0. Norwalk, New York
and bridgeport, Coos.
cross-tsunami GOODS.
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BBBS PLBAD GUILTY.
Wlfluk Displays ’an Ugly Tamper Whoa
loot-an Is Pronounced. and is Rustin
from tbs Court loan-Their Crime.
Yesterday afternoon George W. Wal-
lacs and George A. Wollaok. lba two
burglars who broke into Dallas’s jaw-
“more in Danbury, pleaded guilty in
the parlor Court lo the charge of rob:
hery and theft. H. E. Baldwin, counsel
for the accused, then made a statement
to the court. says the Standard, in which
be asked for clemency for the two burg-
lars. He cited sststnte in which the
maximum penalty was ten years and
claimed thatlbsyshonldnotbaimprisou-
ed for a psriod. State's Attorney
Pussndcn took exceptions to the claims
of Attorney Baldwin and referred tha
Court to a statute under which the burg-
lars could be imprisoned fors term of
twenty- -five years. Attorney Baldwin
asked for clemency.
Judge Tbnyer than sentenced them to
the state prison for a term of twelve
years. ten years each on the count for
robbery and two years each for theft.
When Judge Thaysr pronounced sen-
tence upon them, Wallsck displayed an
ugly temper and kicked viciously at a
chair. Sheriif Clarkaon ordered him
taken from the court room and be was
promptly hustled into a cell in the base-
ment of lbe court house.
The crime for which Wallace and Wal-
lsck were arrested was a urious one.
They entered La Rae's store, and, alter
gagging and binding a young clerk, stole
several thousand dollars worth of jew-
alry and escaped to the woods. They
were hunted down and captured the fol-
lowing day after the police had bad a
skirmish with them. in which shots were
exchanged.
A GALA DAY POI! "BRIDE.
Preparing to lea the Good Will Engine
Company 0 Early Welcomo.
The Good Will Engine company, of
Allentown, Penn.. leave home on Sep-
tember 22 for a trip to New York, Hart-
ford. New Haven. Bridgeport, Dsnbury,
Norwnlk and Newark N. J. A band of
twenty six pieces will accompany them,
and they have made arrangements to
spend one day at each place. Chief
Prowitt, in anticipation of the event. is~
med 0 call yesterday for a special meal.
in: of the borough fire department to be
held on Tuesday evening, tomakc ar-
rangements to give the visitors a hearty
welcome and to try and get up a parade
for their benefit. The inspection of the
Norwalk department will also be held on
that day it the proper arrangements can
he made. The chief. when questioned
about the mallet this morning. said hs
would I ke to make it a gala day for the
Norwalk firemen and their visitors.
Tho Conductors’ Quartet“.
Among the musical societies in the
borough worthy of note is the quarteltc
which holds forth at the horse-car sla-
lion. It is composed of conductor Mart-
in Kellogg. who acts as leader, and dri
vets Atwood, Lane, and Wardwell.
They generally have a rehearsal about
twice a week. and woe to residents of
ulbal locality who happen to be eorly to
hell. Alan's arsntorian voice is often
heard louder than the test in that chest-
Milly ballad. “Dan went McGiniy,"
while the rest are endosvoring to reach
the high notes of "LillIeAunle Rooney. "
In this quurlellc it is thought that all
other musical societies have a dangerous
rival.
A Narrow loony-s.
Edward Hines, who is employed by
William H. Meeker & Co. ., narrowly es-
caped merllng with a serious accident
yesterday. He was using some solder
nod by mistake he placed a wet ladsi in
the fluid. The result was that an explo-
sion followed. The solder flow in all
directions and some of it struck over his
eye. His face was slightly burned but
he was not leOft'd to such an extent is
to preVl'lll him from attending to his
work
‘ Odie?" oi is. éotasa Tu- flash.
Th,” option! when g o the Golden
Rule bond or the orwhlk Methodist
Episcopal church was held at theses:
dance oi Miss Sadie Bull, on Baldan
avenue, last evening. The following
olilcers were elected for the ensuing year:
President. James Fountain; vies prssl
dent. Alias Sadie Hull; trsasurcr, Ifisa
Anna Newcomb; secretary, Ills Luella
Van flooseav; pianist, Ilsa Ella Long-
staff.
Knocked nun: o 078;.
Chris Thompson, one of Till Stilmm‘ll
nowaboys, was knocked down at the
Washington street crossing last "suing
by a team that was going at a lively rats
of speed. Tbs little fellow’s clothes
were covered with mud and many of his
papers were soiled Tho occupants of
the carriage dross on without even stop-
ping to require“ as to the boy’s condition.
Spools] looting of the Burma.
The Court of Borgsssas bald aspects]
rustling last evening in ii: a polling
place for the borough election on Octo-
bcrfltb. It wasdooidcdtoboldtba
election in the stars morally vacated by
B. 8. Bis-car, at No. 98 Walistvvsr. Tbs
mssung this adjourned.
Two'i‘agsaotalsottonu.
JoboOolsaadeebasl Rysllvvsrsarb
mediatbhallylsslnlghswkllsslssp
“Damion. Thsywwstab-
Jalgs Knapp tho-00h“
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Tlla Goings and of Pooplo we
l-lks to load About.
Prank Bestly, of New York, islstown.
lira. E. 8. Ball, is visiting islands in
South Norwalk.
Him Lola Sammie. of Ridgsilsld, is
visiting relatives in Norwalk.
William R. Bennett, of New York, is
visiting relatives in the borough.
Frank Bonnsoksr and wife of the
borough spent yesterday in Iforldou
Miss Boris lforrell, of Hartford, is the
guest of Kiss Ines Rosier on lfottavcntls.
lflss Edith Lush, of New York eity,is
visiting Ifrs. I. ls'rritt on Water street.
Alisa Flora Ballard, of Danbnry, Is the
gueslof lfisslfedaAdams,lntbls city.
Charles E. Miller, of High street, hor-
oogb, has returned to Williams collage.
Ira White, of Brooklyn, is the guest
for her mother. Hrs. Ballard on East
avenue.
Charles Prowitt and dadghtcr Iarion,
are the guests of B. If. Prowitt in East
Norwalk.
Miss Jennie Walker. of Brooklyn, N.
Y. ., is the guest of Ilsa Clara Siegle, of
the borough.
lira. William H. Ksyssr has returned
to her home in East Norwslk after a
visit in Brooklyn.
Frank Flinn, of Hartford. who has
been visiting friends on West avenue, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. H. W. Durant, of Bethel, who
has been visiting relatives in town, re-
turned home this morning.
Burgess Bows and wife, of the bor-
ough, returned home this morning from
a week’ 0 visit at Meridian.
LeGrand Raymond. book-keeper for
the Central National bank, returned to
work this morning after a week’ 0 van.-
lion.
Miss Carrie Puncher has returned to
Philadelphia. after spending her vaca-
tion with her parents on Maple avenue,
East Norwalk.
bliss Lena Buttery and Emma Waters,
of Danbnry, and Miss Cornelia loses. of
Southport, are the guests of Air. and
Mrs. H. L. Webb, of Five Mile River.
John Camp, of East Avenue, left town
this morning for Hartford. where he
will pursue a course of study at the
Hartford high school, to prepare him-
self for college.
Emuius Jarvis, of Huntington, L. 1.,
is visiting his brother- ill-law, George ':1'
Carr, in this place. Air. Jarvis lived in
South Norwalk fifty years ago, but can
see very few familiar things about the
town. Ha is surprisedst the remarkable
growth of the city.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Womntaa Doods bearded la the 0.00
of the Town Clerk.
Clarence Hawkins of East Norwalk,
to Hannah T. Mott, land on Cove street.
Julia P. Wilson to 0. E. Wilson, house
and lot on Camp street.
Charles C. and Emma E. Stevens to
Thomas I. and William '1'. Raymond,
land at Norwalk.
Clarence Hawkins of Ialip, N. Y.. to
John W. Banks of Dsnbnry, land at
East Norwalk.
Oliver E. Wilson, to Julia P. Wilson,
house and lot on Arch street.
James L. Ambler to George 1. Boston,
house and lot on Holt avenue.
ArlburB. Ogden of New Canaan, to
Diner 1). Randall. land on Rotors Point
road.
Balance! Sta-ford Taw- Bonds.
The treasurer of Stamford. Hr. Swarb
wont, has recently issued bonds of the
town of Stamford to the amount of W,
000, which have all been taken by the
Bridgeport Savings Bank at 31. 08 1 10.
This action was taken after due author-
Ity from the town and for the purpose
of paying oil .100, 000 worth of town
bond- which become due the first of
October. this year. The bonds, 00le
with the Bridgeport bank bring a prom-
lum of 35.734. This enables the town to
redeem the town' 0 bonds. The new
bonds are "payable in twenty years.
Poll in a)” W llgl’ W's Coll-
bp tunnel of (Ills! Ha Room of
«Jihad street; "lll shoal: rim to th-
Botbei A. 10.2. Church yesterday after—
noon. Ailsr the funeral services were
over. and the mourners were viewing
the remains. Ira. Kuapp, the widow
oflbadcccassd, was tskanwitbs ill at
the coffin, requiring the united efforts of
several men to convey her from the
building. She recovered in a short time,
however, and was removed to her home
In on. city.
Tbs Powor of tour Canto
ills said tbstslooomotivs could be
blocked solhal itaould not bsstartsd
with four old-fashioned com «are, by
simply plsoisg tbsmon lhstrsck class
up forward and backof the front driv-
ing wheels. They must bssbovsd close
not get any pnrebaas either to go fac-
wards or backwards. 1i sssmslncralibls,
hot the ustsmsnlls madaupon the word
of a locomotive engineer who claims to
have seen it dons many times.
Tbatbrsolladsd saloon. ‘W
, run comma or a mass-ar-
npnnder [MWMIIIDOMIMCD- "
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‘T C LINE 0|" STEAK!” of I". start to . ;
actorswcrsastirsdwltb M g V
tits audianosbsoarns with
goodnight’srsstwaswsll-
H. Adamausoountry lad, - ‘
thaebiefhonors, but avarybodyfl
that wascxpaotcd and the M
the dlflmnt slim wars I
Long Wharf mulls!" York.
Nowfiavnandlmdwco-v
paoywlna that land II VIII.
Referring to the purchase of Ions
Wharf. New Haven, by the Consolidated
road, the New Haven nghtcr says that
the object of the road in securing poor
unload thspropertywouldbsto en.
largo its freight facilitiessnd make more
room for its constantly growing freight
indie. Thiaialruainameasurs,butao-
cording to gentlemen who are intended,
the scheme covers a much wldssseopc.
The scheme includes the 1%“ a
transrAtlsntlo freight lino fl
ltlslbsiatsntiouoi lbsaompuyt‘shsvs
steamrrs plying batwsea New Haven and
foreign Pom. carrying freight 00ng
to and from New England. It is intended
to make New Haven the outlet and so-
ceiving place for all this freight. Of
course it would be necessary to improve
the wharf properly and this would
necessitate considerable expenditure but
the schema is so gigantic that the im-
provements would be backed up by am—
pls capital to carry it through.
It is not intended that the Consolidated
road shall manage this business, but a
new company will be formed, the stock-
holders of which will be largely com-
posed of stockholders in the Consoli-
dated road. The sdvantago of such a
company to the interests of the Consoli-
dated road are evident, and for this ras-
sou the to of the company are tak-
ing an active part in the negotiations.
UP THE HOUSATOMC.
South Wilton.
Mrs. Sarah P. Baits has returned twin
0 visit with her brother, Jared Betta, in
Long Island City.
George Fairchild has opened a shoe
shop at his place on Grumman Bill.
Henry D. Colton. of West Springfield.
has been visiting for the past week with
his uncle, George Henry Byingtou.
Frederick and Arthur Smallsy, of Dan.
bury, were the guests of George W.
Smiley on Sunday.
Dr. E. F. Arnold and wife, of New
York city, were the guests of Mrs. T. 8.
Robertson last week;
Mrs. George H. Byingtou spent Thurs-
day and Friday with her sister in Dan-
bury.
Kr. and Airs. George G. Brooks are
spending a week at Thou-ad Islands.
I. P. Inapo's Tow-ls Playing.
It is a peculiar characteristic of some
players that their matches almost at-
ways result in long sets and games, says
the New York Sun in commenting on
the tennis playing of Wallace P. Knapp.
son of Alfred Knapp, of this city. It
adds: This is generally an indication of
pluck and steadiness. If two players are
closely matched and do not make long
sets it is generally aoassof one player
losing heart. W. P. Knapp. who is
known to be one of the most confident
players in this connrty, is noted for long
acts whenever he meets an equal. One
of the longest matches which have recant-
ly been played occurred at lhsBonrnc-
mouth tournament in England wbul D.
E. Payn defeated W. J. Down in' the
wooed round. hast three ourof five sets,
by a score of 4—6, 10—8, 14-12, 4-6,
6—3. It will be seen that the aggregate
number of game was“. Pays allowed
the same characteritlo in Illa following
round, basting W. 3. Fish. '4, 9—11,
6-8. 6—0. Be, however, lost in the
final round in ii. G. Biddle. a promising
English player.
The local politicians are beginning to
consider candidates for the coming
elections. The delegates to the several
conventions have been elected as follows:
Republican —80oatorlal, Wil-
liam P. Barker and Charm G. Water.
bury; state. Dr. A. C. Haw and 'l'. W.
Anstlrl; nal. C. Imnabury
and m; county, Albsrt
Scoilsldsod W. W. Ballard.-
company appearsatlfusio BallJ’sidq‘,
September 26, and on the
londsyattbaGhboMMM
Thom '
Irwin Brothel-doberman“ to town ‘
thismorningandpifcbsdifotflbfl,“
bass ball grounds. Them”!
ardspaaksasfollowsofths- .,
Those who attended the . ‘ ,_ . ,
IrwinBros.’railrosdshowatlba 1 7]
lot last night felt amply repaid for v.-
ruring out into them. no tam-
bling by a number of line
a better exhibition than ism
many more pulsations shows. fl“
show was one of the best as“ h
this city. The trapeze perform
were given with startling oiled. sad 0
long and varied programme of in“
features kept the rapt attain ill HQ
people until the show was flawed. Tbs
show deserves a large patrougs.
" Pat's Now WM”
Pat Rwrley and the New York
Comedy Company appear at basic
next Saturday evening in a
mixture called “Pat’s New M’
Like all performances of tho kind. “I
isslittlaplot, thoobjcot W“ mk
the company wounds in doing. “3
Rooney as “Pat OHeolian” mfi»
inbiauanai style,“ isably seconds!
by his daughhsr.
JowishlowY-I.‘
Onaof fhclltoat m m to
Hebrawsthroogbonttbawosldwlltak '
place tomorrow. At bflo’alofi.”
sel,wiii hanshsrcd in tbaszfllaw
Year, Roach Haaschona,thsfllll yur
of the Jewishcalendar. Itisaooosdiag
to the Jewish belief the dayof judg-
ment, a time when God ' Ho
world. Sousa will dlqotbcriwfilkv‘i,
ba Wins
life of pain, suffering and psi
Certain prayers will be aid in
which God will be
whatcvcrhstbinkbfi.
Thesspraycrs will continue nail tbs
Tmtbdsyofliabrmthbc’gssnifl’g’!“
all Jews will fast for film I“
judgmantofOodwillthsabo" .
to tbsmand siguswlll Ils ’sy
each of mpplioantsastowbs‘thlfi“
tinedtodosnd the judgment tkstbas
beenpamednpon Mains. ?
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a praisosorvlcswin am
the rooms tomorrow afternoon It
o’clock. under the Mp 0! Juli.
Ambler. Aliyoung menus ‘ '
invited to bcprsssnt and I“ bibs
singing.
The educational committee hold a
meetinglastnigbtandooslplstsd
inrsgsrd to tbaavcningolam.
will be announced to tbe nubile-lot
waekinsclrcnlar.
Themamsasdlibrsryoo-Iittsswlll,
holds maeliagon loudsyovssbg at
o'clock, lotbsrooma.
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Willmott, Jr., and Ernest Roommates-
lal, William B. Wilmott and 10006 Read.
A Valuable 'l‘oblo.
The following sums saved per day an-
tltles you to borrow the sum opposite it,
in a mutual building-loan annotation,
thatuudsrblsskillial baahthslawn-
meats aranow nearly, if not 1“.
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