WNUMBER 343. maturation-tsunami! Secondcum. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1890. DIREOTORY TOWN OF NOBWALK. use ”was It. were Mints m norm s 0‘rrrronmuu‘l. l6 Washington It. "'4, . Id- N.audMWashisgtnn numerous: as. i l ice iON.Ialu SUN Sole “mac. mull. “a. ““3 moss Jams A. 1: Iain mt. mm~my $8.3“. mil M'siiome Homelade' . Granite- riiie. unvemdsnstGus Pilzcr's, i’.’ R. Place BANKS. )1 m1: nmmnoggkuB-Aiglwm “ml; c'|m"BA1.ltK,uhingtossst, .“gmmgi‘gifl cum were}: surplus m; WCOUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The all N a‘flwi’radauscs may?” Myth Iowans ooorlrruvmosnmmn mum I'm-00° ‘rmuloody prsat; Iartinerce‘raw, I '1 Er or'sonw mow-u customs ”1b._mol::s§i0mm_ ,Mili! Billilll lillllill rum. nurse-lb Nor» 119$... whom-stal- OORII'I WWW Widow . . Issuan- OOUGIIIIleinlI. idiom DOUG . W I“. “wnmn m NW! AND (HAWAII. NASH. 1.8 Alw.cor.lalnudedml. ll. Willi WmmRRMNo. Iain nserew. inflamma- mhouscfuglshlmm bomb, 0. P. a block, Bo. Iain It. ll. ...."- W....“:.°:“r.r': .. Prankiinstbei. 'llnurbsiuto pin. 0. slice at rsddenee Lewis at, near communfiudmlnm Gold 1,870.8an st.BN Willi. ..I...D . . Houralivaas. lospms (loam. r 900qu m W.H.Aco.ub17Watcrsl.m slum. not” natAivwmaumm I mt‘l. DcuflnahtJiN. Crushsdstons. Mlfltgluydaqd firpswgm inebéslnutaws‘tsr. ' anode Meantime. MST BID]! Kimball. Vii tandt ave. 8.1!. Bundsyhonn. stoilissn stobp. tn. Prescrip- RY JH’G ”Warm. N. Brubllshedls‘n. Brno , G boisaaieaudretu'l. Pop'slsrprioar. five ‘ Wuhoilnglnnst 8. N. psicntussdi PLAISTED‘B lb . clues.” .W Mptious ptiousaspcclslly. DILY-GOODS.1Wli N a I'm 5““ ‘- bk if 0 (awash: LM’BNON Drygoods. olldoths. mat. BANKSM 8. 8. blahackerno Hotel block. 9. N. dry- goods. mtlouglores. etc. Underwear ly. BKNNBTTJ. P.19Iainst.N. BusinesscsIsh- fished ova forty-two years. DICKERIAN, AASON MWss)hingtonat. 8. N. darned- .mrpeulm sconnm) A iiOYT, 36mm blagN ssWash- ingtonst.s. N. (Se Seeadverrlseuscnt.) m RXPRBSS COMPAm ion .8.“ ADAMS EXPRESS CO odice stat N. audlawltllst N. kxpnx fonranlera toail psrtsofthe the.worid Passengertralnservico Low rates. Lester Dunblxmt. EWN. m" BUXTON A BRUNDAGE. clitoral Benedict's,” '0me SAVINGS SOCIETY, ,Throui’l'ail st. N. n" ' 1m" ' .“E‘i‘l‘wfi viwpresL; ' Gem's tress. IOUTR NOW sgiNGs BANK. The. De- podlsom s ammo. as. m; ”mm” nous. mintcreat Rw.(Wisois;ni;.)N WNOHWALKBKEPC . . .Hsnnsond ' beef,pnlk.ahsep,iaash,veui,etc. WI. I. l (30.. N. Annour‘shcefand Hotncdrcmedlambandmutton. BALI. POQ'IER AND DMRIBUTOR. “4 |.N,J P. Postoliiuihosflb. N. Circulars foidctiiuoreriullsundaypapers. BLACRSMI'I'IIB. I Gli....chotiisyusondst,SN Horse- specials .Bmt’il BUILDERS. 'v‘ 0103.81.20. P..0b015343.N builders «mangle fonndations,etc MAID 8110A: DEALERS. .13. BullsmsN. citrus-Workaud '81. 0. H. “mammals. speeialtlmiu 3W hingtoust. ll. N. JOHNISON. m “mutiny”. ROOIAIDAROB REPAIRING. .»: ago unknowns); All mutually-nuptial!!! ”WANDSTAHONRRB. ... mums. . wad- atarlamry uni-W » 8|?! DRUG H1088. to Warm“. AN. Ghoul-splits“ MOW"!- 30! m (Wood and Pulse?!) hat ‘ .ussuufacturrr ..RP.Wstrrst&:N ”I snopjobhing. WILDING IA’I'RBIALG. - l n JOHNiLfLWafiingiosst, 8N. also ummmmntnwmu. n '| cRAS.T.Watcrst.N.hrlckofall lli' ! saxtdowtolhsPost “mm all till-trail “do-satin. ‘ YT Ilia-tic . N “Wash 1:30“.de MAGS IANUPAG’PURIRI. MMMWWQAI u. I. .Wltfl'sflspums him $3233“ w‘ .hufl. ll. *JOIIR Wall st, N , Our motto, "prompt attention.” CAVANAGH’S EXPRESS, . furniture and pianos moved. Leave orders at sled s. B. N. SHERWOOD. w. W., N. slate at postman and ilnle’s. Careful and prompt semen. “TRAGTS. IlsiilNolg‘. Int: 1 m n at u retur- crs oflg'co’ilefi‘s‘ $3.331... 01’ng extracts. NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufactures of due arm. 1". S. Ambler. FERTILIZER. RATIOND 8803. Bradley s snpcr- phosphate. autism is! mamhndplaeter. SiliTii W. H. 800. Water st, N. agents for Wil- umClark & Co's standard laminae. E BRICK AND CLAIR.” 0rd sin in s “mm B05...*':"......r...,........ FISH, Pmusmlm 2:01.; m UPP 69W n at. “£13.17;th club's fruits. gagemvegelsblcs.“ FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS. IOBTON. JOHN D. or Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also 0 D8805.coutrsetors for lag.concrrtv. “mMcsm csnscstand gravel walks. MRIDA mus AND um- WATER HEATERS. unmw. 8.4300. Music Hall block, 8. N. sole agusts. FLOUR. GRAIN AND ml). "iSLAND GER“ FLOUR. the best made. Don t Mn“) “80‘ NIEL, end ”if hington ' 1 .DA cast 0 as 1.2%.!”ch of faintly flour kept. BAYIOND BROS. imy, straw. flour and feed in package. load, car or cargo iota. 88D IiLi... Mmleoot a Hose. Grain. choic ground feed, graham and rye dour. Ploltiri'l's. m Woodward Plane. SN .planta, cut MgrrrAU‘o'rmentsl pieces mode to order. UIG P L. “Wad st, Union Center Shanty-first flowers. etc. m work a wary. . 1 the depot. Bedding “HY ts—goggwaa :‘ndnduorlai work of all kinds. roses a specialty. JOHN-“m H. Bo. Iain loristin this Iowan. etc. Plural work ofsli kinda a spec and done prcusptiy. FURNITURE peanuts. end) COLIIAN.THIODOHR.Washingtnust.(ean ’ ”“"'"lm"‘.-".l.."":n $841,“? “é... HAIA a my. old )8. and ”and is Into 1. ION!) GPO new-ore. 3?? Pour «icon above old store. now DAVID. man-assess. Iain-ANN. ”aims. msltruam. etc. GAB LIGHT Oo-PAxlgyl. I. LIGHT COIPA oh NORWALI GAB heat “hm cucumlswbflhd anlTsrthrbedoi: Isrspssburei. psekagsnlrs. uncommon-ass.) Sm Ni ’the oldest and cut l! DOMAflmilaudll WalistN. whole- ssicgrocms.liour. graib.hs y etc. surnames “and ibilaii at, N. wholesale muons feed,grsiu.hsy,etc. o 8. N. role it WNIAWHL‘OX 70Wsshingtoust. no «mamas-moat... 880888. CONRAD. m Wsmngtos st. 3.3 litilili. LiiAti. ii. amiislousprov to nutritional“. ‘ successor yr lLtabiedelleat-imforfsniiytrsds. YINNNAN so'nrtux. its Into It, 11.nov, fad. hay. straw. ctmissd (“0V (2. thsiiltJ‘. lit. , a nor-asses “mm! nun-row. PM Psalm “:18.“th Ass-slammed rim LAWTON. 7.1).. 00. thshfitlm L'HOIIIDIIU. DANilqrsstud of W ”W MW spin-.a I008! A HAIIAN.No. "rim, “first. 8.8. s' N" YORK 'rsaco. ”Maggi—I. Heller-— museum-pieces ‘1 camoasbmn. sandstIsls a l“specialtymmisoflsla-ls Isblsdeticselas. 03'8me Wilts-ave. and bassist! M a; as writ” st s. N. Isad- mWIOUI'a' celebs-start Dew ’dsundguda. VAN)”, cuss it swat-LN. ens-cry bat. tsr.cas.s.sggv.iabisdeiicsder.rrutta,ste. lawman. (Trans 01') remnants-morn Phrasaysfl Mow.“ unite-amt .. Hummus... m%.:' iratllothhm mnwm AID m1. maxomummmmu SIP!!! “minnows-arr WalnutJ. build- snow. 0. mums; pills. “m... «...... mums. DWYIRP.R.QWailat.N.c-stousassdshsrnsm sudrwablnguutiydoue. ‘IIORII DRAW Pm‘ EMMMSJ‘MIM ilarmssltsdto siiAlipurposss. by snimslssold unwarranted. Honsofths WW Pinch coaching stallion “Gd“srd." nous: 8110888. N lsiii 8.N. at. lawgnounfi o. It.‘ special AIIHICANHW N.J.0.lkdibm. mama mammals.” nofil’ma- mm 8.8. w_ BURCHARD.B.“Beiden Point Pam," 8. N. also milk producer. INSURANCE AGENTS. COOLIDGBDLOCKWOOD. PlainstJi. Insur- sneeandreslcslstcinwa'iillshranehes. slncxt nexthoPO DAYTON JACOB! ashingurn 9.x lire'.pistegissd.sccidcntsndlile.(scesdv.) LOCKWOOD. WI. cor IalnsndWAustmN. Mai estate. investments. Washington IORRELL-k L'HOIIED . in st. strictly firsts-Jun com represented TAYLOR o GOLDEN. 45 s 47 Washington at, ResileEsta 1.nsurauee INSURANCE GORPANIES. CONNECTICUT 088']. LIFE INS 00., ii. 8. L'- Hum Washington st. 8 N see ad. IETROPOLITAN LIP]! [NS 00.3!) Washington “.8. N P. J. Grnbb. ssalslsutsupt. PEOPLE’S LIFE INS. CO The. No. (.5 Washing- ton st. 5. N. Jno. Pro-sch. mt. superintendent. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. CRAUPI 8D 8. B. laconic butts mum Iidrilceex limiting and Equitah or! go boa IRON AND STEEL. SMITH. W H. 800. i5andi?Walerrl-.N. spring, axles. carriage hardware, etc. IRON ['8ch AND RAILINGS. WW.I. wand 56 Water st, N. iron work THE DUNCAN iRON RAILING WORKS. Water st. 5. N. W in.“ Jim W. IRON FOUND!!!“ GILES A CRANCY at The Norwalk iron Works 00., andalso st Bridgeport, Conn. JEWELBRS. PERRIS. A. 8. 3980 Ialnshs N. op. CllyBotei. 8. N. line watch repairing srpee HOYT. H. B 181% Ialnrt.s. N. strictiyllrstcisss goods at low prices. JACKSON. WRAND. ”Wallet. N. watchu. dis. blonds, etc. Prue wslch repairing a specialty. HOOD. H. 8. diamondsmalches. jewelgm silvers and plated ware. repairing especially. as LAWYERS. AUSTIN ALFRED}; rooms Insonicb’ 'g. Wall st borough. Notaryand lies! Esta! FROST, RUSSE 8 No. Iain st. i’r‘iolsry, lepi bulbs-of with. carefully sllended to. HURLBUTT J. BELDKN mansbsnd 6 Caustic building,“ isghoruuglt. 081'. JOHN H. roe Wuhiggtonst ..N notary uconrrnisslmerof deedsfor cw Yorksstate LOOKWOOD DWARDI. round Gurus hidg, Attorney.uotsrysudpenaions. BBYIOUR. JOHNS . room a. Fairleid Co. NIL Dank buiiidng.N. Counselloratla w. WALSH. JOHN J. roomi Issoulc building. Wall borough It. . LIVER! "A8888. DANN HORACE R hcelaior livery and board— ingstublcs. am No. 8 River". N. GREGORY, GEO. S. is Knight st N. Fun turn— outs sspecislly. Telephone 384). DOCK MANUFACTURERS. LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Da N. Manufacturers of bmlliers‘ hardware “lost: oflicc in Paul at New York edict: W Baddest; Chlcugo olllce 19 lain-r. NORW ALK LOCK COIPANY. 8. N. New York onioetite Chambers 49:. Locks and builders' hard ware; designers;m fonnders‘ workers of artistic house trimmingsin bronze. brass and iron. LUMBZB DEALERS. h in KJJWstcr N. Ailkindsofluns do- iivuerhcd toanypoinr'byrslincamorressei. HAG!!!“ SHOPS. NORWALK [HON W088: CO. The. Water at. uearR. it.bridge.8 .N. General machinery. iron and brass outings. f Babbitt ructsi, re- pairs for usual-clerics steamboata. 800918”). WI. A. [Dimitri Nrwrnaalnery asade and repairing promstptiy stioteuded HARRIET GARDENING. JINNINGDA WATHRDUHY. ti N. brrrlrssndaii gardrn produce in season forlhe whoimie trade. mum A ODILIAHKBT. fl Wailst, N. Wm. Wardwsll. p'rop.. beef,veai lamb mutton and poultry. AVisON.A.m lad Iain“. N. locals. fruits. "gets. fis lumeiarus. and butter. 5;. .cuned ‘00:. etc. lob- lilNNk’i'i' A Hum man! a?“ stern. clams, fruits. 29 No Iain st. BMKUs-EQNAC. iii Iain at. N. clinics-min. vsgetsbles.ete Dili'i'l'O‘li CENTRAL RANK“. 6 Watt st. 1!. chwvsgelsbics. fruits, pouluy.» Warm CARR. WILLIAII ii. Benedict Paras RN. noelmssts, rubvegrtabies—lowvstcssh FAWN“. J. A. lie-ll. MEIRIEMOW GiiisT. GW.BChestu:'utst.il N. choice nests. regetabies.trbil.ete. home-sh prices. HAYIB “188131380. muMNwIsinprlmemmts JUDGON.A. G. Centrailavksl. cor. Ialnaudfiiisvl- lauds“ .N. Giana-swans. pooling-vegetables.“ s angina-”nu. 5‘ $311,“ woo». 7W. , 1 - .. Mam . mcrwoon. roar-mt. Ass“ 3 '“iws c" :1 o mull. o n. on : ”it... no. P1088811“). ii. ii lsstsvr.op. school house 8.8. beef. veal, motion.“ All JACOB. u Won't-Alanna st.l.il. Iwstrnirtiy lass-salami epscialty. “7| HINOTONIARszWssa "$33.“. “A8 swans-dpoultry for famiiytrads. anLANLJ w. islets-dart. wsgourass ““0331...“ “0...... am"... ww‘psrt'sof oftowawilissssfiashasd tmsats. thON. J summers. mics masts, posi— trers'lvasgstsblesbattsoilfltete. IARIILI AND GRAN!“ of ‘ Mm. P. Wm Walt st.N “isolator na unlined narhhwuhahodraiwla building mafia. W. ”Isl “.8. I-bisasdgtu- I tummy-mete. unmask arm raster uoons. cavassonmsxutcuymsll. anus-y Pgmabssdswu-mhwydvuw WIS. Clara 1!. tor amuse. Lssomgbfl.nasssl aluminium-saints It sudiislr' st. liniasryJaucy '88]!!me unwound“: mfl‘lmm wmmmerwmx. Plano mains GIBBONJLLILB. flmgh $8. Maga- HUNTINGTONIRSJIIM N. VOGUE Mara nicotdersionueu " NASH. IIBBJ8N’NIR8. QNMOMN. GAMING. RJ. techno! and ambulance “mm“ smut: a raw-asap; sires-s boob,slatiunery .. ' nus-mans. limb left at Bodweli‘s stars. 0.8. omcuDomyb'ndlc Greg- ory.'sN; NewYorklflGrarus I!" O SWORD-HAND m PODIO WI nnderSairstlouAmyiiaryacka. 8. N. Rsxtorssnsbgemmkerbmm 74W OTB/I'll! PLANTING AND DRALIRO. DELL, HIRAIP 0. Box till, 8. N. wholesale shipper of oystersand N OUTB 8 J. foot elm its 8. whole- sale liLcalLer in Iineoyalsrs. M at, HOYT, W. H. ASON. m Water “and 8.11. “foot Raymond) ”tern. exporter dcsiersln 888]) A HOUSIAN, till Welcrsnfl. N. planters andshlppersofNorwslk oy sun. VANN JHLACO. P.0..iiorMBSN Oysters clams. wholesale and retail. PATTERNS AND RODRLS. NohitWALK PATTERN W0888 ii 88% (éhxvniislgi; mqm Riverside ave grid 8' AlPuruscsr a specialty. Sole agent for the celebrated Carton furnace. PAINTS. om AND GLASS. PROWITTJ “Iain at. N. szett‘s leads, Issnry and Wadsworth's mixed paints RAYIOND BROS. Jewett‘s. Atlantic and Stanley's Lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Umieaii’aln SIITH. W. H. ACO lbhiTWstcrsgN. agents Whlngrnan a Iartlncs paints. PAPER HANGINGI. PiiA'i'i‘sco. Waterst. nearWal). N. alaopsints. oilsand g.lass PROWTTTEWJT lbIainigN. windowshades, Hollands fixtures. etc TAYLOR A 00 2! Ishw.8.shohudwsre, . oils. . etc. PHOTOGRAPHERS. BLACKIAN C. A. it Iain st.N. Instantaneous process. Children‘ s photos a specially. NORTH. G. ii. 78Wsshingtcnat.s.N. oneqnailty only and that thehest. RBADHAN P 8. Gssetts . bologrsplisterdos; «lemma: so pPIANO TUNIBQ AID BBPAIBIBI. HBNDBE. C. P. Lockwood Hail, N. Also dealer in pianos. organs. sheet music. M. PLANING MILLS. RANDALLIINER D. 8N. oil kindsof wood work at retail or for the trade. PLUMBING. “ransomw. ii. InsieHallbiock,8.N. Plumbing. steam and gas fitting. NASHJ' ll A380. cor IainsndWatsts.8. N. Plumbing andgas lilting. none-and healers. NORWALK 80138 RAILWAY 00. Jonas W. Hyatt. plush: Edwin G. Hoyt. supt. REAL 881A" AGENTS. DAYTON. J OBI. WashingtmsgnexttoPD. for sale. houses to rent. (see adv. ) IOBHRLLA L‘HOIIEDIEU. as “WW at B..N selling, rentingand WILSON. 0. 8. Genetic bldg.N.u investments and money to loan. Also insurance written in best companies at the lowest rates. WOODWARD. P. A No Ialnst, B. N. houses 0 rent and building lots for sale. RESTAURANTS. DERHWRbWstcrsgN. wammesiast all hours. dinner fic. HENRY S 1080. Iain Its. N. The best fit: dinner in the city. Board by the day or week. SANITARY ENGINEERS. illan 8 A SON fiWssklngton st, 8. N. Hydraulic and Civil engineers SCHOOLS. (Private) BAiRD'B. I188 iNSTiTUTB. s Orchard I. N. Youngladiesboardingaudda ysc school. READ Ira N. and boarding for girls “midi?! Pits for any woodman orcoursecw “w Myequi, ratoryattar Nrwm orksrtists our ad“ in musicaldepsrtnsent. advantages or the the studym and eioculion. Palllerrubeslus October Circulars will be ~ sent upon application ' NOBWALK Iiu’i‘AltY iNsTITUTB. N. Prank S. Roberts. principal. Circular on request. WI HON. IR. F. ii. School for boys. Norwaik. (7:. Premier to college and scientific schools. Por circulars. on above. AHWING IAGHINIG. Aim I is BollinIlJN. “ “Wilma" and “H Household." needles. manta. Repairing a specialty. emu CONTRACTORS. ' HAYIOND 8808. sewers built. water pipes aid. accruing. Ailing. grading. laudsupe gardening. 8H0! lIlANUlAG'l‘llltlls. WUNSDUIY.IATHIWBON A 00. AN. indies' ow. it. W889 8 CO. sndmissroora'n l5, and 77 Water I . Established 1310. Slauufaetnms of isries'I nlmrs' and children's Ins footwear for ths rrtsiitrsde. sum— warm AND UNDIRWIAI. HUTCHINBON. 001.8 A (:0. Norwalk. New York and Bridgeport. Cons. APOR'I'SIIRN'A GOODS. AKIN. JOHN it. aIslnst.N. headquarten for bullion, etc. Warm RUIwmm and ma. 1’. Vi' lOW‘Ig arguing. Th. was ‘ II. member? “32.... “mummwmu belt to P. 0. all. Mr Hem-busy muss all.) ”ON: ”Isl-I‘D. I mmromtu. ootof mml sin Millie.” mkhsir, IOIi'i’ONJOHN 8 UTayioravsttn. A. 8. Ah W“ D limb. bl brown. Greenwich and YION ”hm stuns. granitrdadmarbls trimmings! mvas, HANG“ AID mums.“ urea I LANDON saw 8.1:. stores” watsrbsss'srs. P. 0. bug's". ad I. IV 8.8. row J. st. not: w about Mufti-Muse A BULLET FOR A BITE. CHARLES ACQUILLAN Bi!“ 3! Al IRATE OMAN. Ins Oates-s sf s lssurdsy ”(It Dog stubs is ta. oat-atria or the Bun-sh -hs would-he lard-as laaspss. Last Saturday night. as Charles Io— Quilisn. a carrier employed in the Union Hills. was returning to his home on the Step Rock road, accompanied by his large Newfoundland dog. another dog belonging to John Knmnzek. a Ger- man cigar maker employed by the Old Well Cigar company. rushed at IcQuil- ”:2: banana engaged in s light with mum-Ink. beating, the rectum:- wlfe. The woman tried tonparste the dogs. but was unable to do so and was badly bitten on the right hand. Kram- artzck became enraged and drawing a pistol lived at IcQuillsn, hitting him under the right ear. the bail taking a downward course, lodged in the man’s shoulder. The neighbors, hearing the shots. soon gathered. and the injured man was tsk en lo the house of Patrick Hyiand, who lives near by. schulllsn at first did not wish to make any disturbance about the matter. but finally consented to allow his friends to send for the olilcers. About 1130 o'clock word of the shoot- ing reached the poiice,snd' hief Buttery sod policeman Adams responded, accom- panied by Sherifi Toner and Robert Adams. They surrounded the house. but finding it firmly barred, broke open the doors, only to find that Kramsrlzek had shipped out. His wife, when ques- tioned about the sflsir, made out that she could not speak English. Her hand was badly iocerated and her acne came to this city for a doctor, who caulerized the wound. In tho mgnntirnesphysiciau had at» tended to the wounded man and yester- day afternoon the bullet was extracted. The wound is nbsd one. but with proper care it is thought that the man will re- cover. The ofiicern are making every endeav- our to capture the German, but their efforts have thus far proved futile. S‘l‘lll. AFTER FRANK I’GBBGOB. I. l'lslssny Resolves blurs Inquiries About the ksls of His Trailer. The Derby Transcript says: "If. Plaherty, of Birmingham, owner of the trotter. Frank Achregor, formerly Joe 5., this morning received three inquiries about the horse and whether he was still for sale and what was the price. Air. Mommy is inclined to think that the horsemen are .rymg to put up a job on him and secure the none at a moderate price. All say that the animal it want- ed for mud purposes and to give the “lowest" cash price. The letters are from Providence. Brooklyn and Jersey City parties, and all are known as owners of score and followers of the course. “Mr. l-‘iaherly says that he is not cer- tain whether he will answer the letters Ol’ not. if he done, $7,500 will be his wpriee, and he thinks that will parslyzo them, and he will not be bothered in the 8“lithium. " The Allentown Pin Fighters. The Good WI“ Steam Fire Engine Company, No.3. of Allentown, Penn. the members of which will be the guests of "it! Notwaih lire department on Tues- day, Septrurbrr 2.5, is a volunteer organ izntron, having on its roll many of the prominent citizens of the place. The prcaldeut is Fred L9wrs,a prominent young lawyer. All. Lewis has been over the route of the excursion the past few days. mailing the necessary arrange- nit-rile. The party will irsvo Allentown on Monday and return the following Saturday. They writstop at New Haven, Hartford, Dsnbury. Norwsik. Bridge- port and Newark in the order named. The mayor and common council of Allentown will accompany the Good Wilir, and there will be about 150 or 200 ptopio in the party. The Allentown band will furnish music. and they are “said to be on in :arll‘héglidd'bfi'zls PK PP?“ w “ Inn .i’.“ " 9.4;" ’.."'i‘ ‘ ‘ "” bush se- the Issuer Cara. ”Udthin“ t'lll' it. our to this city. 8st— urdoy night were two young "sports who were under the influence of liquor. whm about half way down the avenue they commenced lighting. and the pas- sengers. who were crowded closely to- gether. were pushed sbostt greatly to their disccmion. The young fellows were threatened with arrest. but when they reached the Baptist church they jumped from tbs car and escaped. At Han Old Trisha. A few day-ago Ira. Bridget Iolnrmy returned to her house in this city after having served sseutsnce in Bridgeport P885010“. PAIAGIAPIIB. ThaGolsga and Gent-[s of People we use to Read About. Gills! Voilatsr has returned front his visit to Newark. Ilsa Annie Houseman, of Providence, 8. L. is visiting borough friends. Ilsa Annie 1.. Cruset, of New Haven, is visiting friends on Bpringstreet. 0. it. Bunion. of New Haven. spent Sunday with relatives to the borough. Sidney Nash, of New York city.“ the guest of borough friends yesterday. Ir. and Ira. Iincr D. Randall are ex- booted home from their wedding tour Ilsa Sadie Inunshury. of New Haven, is spending a few days with frisndsiu Norwsik. III. and “Chester 3. Oink of. this’ city have returned borne from a visit to Long Island Eugene Carter and Him Georgia Heu- dricks. of Mott avenue, spent Sunday in New York city. William and George Lauder. have gone to It. Holly, Ps.. to attend Ir. Walrsdt's school. Ira. Evcrsisy Childa, of Brooklyn, is visiting Hrs. Geo. B. St. John. of Knight street borough. 8.8. Lockwood and niece. returned from Lake George and Earnings last Saturday evening. Conductor Bows resumed his duties on the street railway line this morning. alters week's vacation. Miss Mary Emery, of Ponccook, N. 8., is visiting at the residence of J. Bolder: Huribult of Norwaik. Miss M. Delia Wilcox. of Norwich, has been visiting her sister, lira. Samuel W. Hoyt. on High street. this city. J. 8. Wssley, of the firm of Wasiey & Lester, Norwich, has been spending a few days with friends In this city. hire. William B. St. John has returned to her home in this city after making a visit with Mrs. Nelson Wilcox in Nor- wicb. James E. Hubbeii and Charles hic- Pherson left lawn Saturday night for Washington. D. 0., where they will spend a week. Charles P. Woodbury, of Ashlsnd, Kan, who bar been spending the sum- mer in the Adirondacks for the benefit of his health. is expected in town to- morrow. ‘l'he Balaton Ianrslol. How was it? This is the question that is propounded to every person who went via the Hooratonic Railroad to Bata- ioga last weak. If "our Chauncey” was to answer this question he would probe» biy use the laconic not complete form of expression so prevalent among the masses, and recently endorsed by him,— ‘ ‘buily." The excursion is all that could beexpectrd from it—-—snd more. it is cheap, pleasurable from beginning to end. and one which everybody wants to repeat. (in the last excursion there were several who had already taken one. This is the highest form of endorsement Of the trip in detail nothing need be said further than that it sflordea most (is Iightful ride to Ssratogs over three ratio roads—the Housstonic. the Boston and Albany, and the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co's road. At Barstogs there is every attrac- tion of hotel. drive. scenery, pleasure and people The time given aflorda ample opportunity for a trip to It. Ilc~ Gregor, a spot made sacred to Americans by the death there of Gen. Grant. The ride up and down the mountain is really a venture. and the ascent will test the nerves of the most courageous. The solemnily of being in the death chamber of America's greatest warrior is most impressive. The view from the moon- tain is extensive and grand. in addition to this interesting journey sdsy can well be spared for the Lake George round trip, which includes a ride on the cars along the beautiful shore of Lake Champlain lo the ruins of Port Ti- conderaga, across the mountains from this lake in the foot of Lake George at Baldwin. where a transfer is made to a lake steamsm vessel of large dimensions and most perfect appointments. and a salt of thirty- six usilas up the is" same the dull mild essay, to Oafdwbil, bill’s dial. on the new short rusty realm windswept utmost-tin?) a for only “08-50 if you want mineral water it is every- where. and either rm or at lhsrnost nominal price. if you want style and activity you can have it. if you prefer piairsusss you bro only to choossil.snd whichever you select will be most satis- factory. In short the excursion is just suck so one as everybody can sitsrd and enjoy. Tbsrswill be so more excursions in Saratoga thissssson. but one is being arranged for Niagara Falls in a short time. A rJS'Iih-suw "mi“. a. summer... THE SCAFFOLD GAVE WAY AUUIDBNT AT run am am sor- runs cannon. Two'srkmsa rail-Mullins!- rm. and Harrow" Isa-pa Mir. undresshcatssrdbsatthsrlsss. Thsrscsme nesrbelngsseriotss scab Norwsik Saturday m William Ickeight and William Pitts gibbons were the unfortunate Instr who Vere directly interested in the affair ADC whoaretobetbsnkfni lorlheir escape “This death. men were workin «cuboid is muss bray W my, mufeet from the floor. Ob d wssvaomo carrnpsied iron ceiling. The soafloid had lass used for heavy work for several weeks past. The men were putting on the calling at the time of the accident. The balls that fastened the scaffolding to the t posts gave way and the men fell to the floor below. It wassvery narrower. cups. The pieces of iron fell in all di- rections and a piece of timber fsii with such force that it went through the floor. Hr. Pttzgibbons was uhhurt except that he received a severe jarring. His cont- panion. however, did not share as well. One of his ribs was split and he had a slight cut on the head. He was uncoo» scious for some time but was able to walk home incompsny with the fore, mun. Neither of the men were serl curly hurt. The accident caused much excitcincnt, as at first it was believed that the results were ser- ious. The falling iron and timber could be heard a long distance. No one can be blamed forths accident. it being one of those things that are liable tohappeu in the construction of any building. Ir. IcBeigbt went to New York yes terday. where he will spend several days until he recovers from the effects of the fail. THE SHORE LINE BLOCKED. A Special Insight Runs 08 an limbs-k- snout as last Hans. An accident happened on the Shore Line at East Haven at 7:54 last evening which prevented traffic on the road all last night. A special freight, east bound, in charge of Engineer Charles Allen and Conductor George Kane. ran oi! the en:- bsuklnsut at East Haven and the engine No. 117. with the forward car were bad- ly smashed. The accident was caused by a misplaced switch. The engineer got his signals to come ahead but the train ran upon the spur instead of the switch and dashed over the embank- ment. The engineer and fireman escaped injury. The wrecker was sent to the scene of the accident as soon as possible, but in spite of all efforts the road could not be cleared in time for the "gilt edge” and it was dispatched by way of Iiddle- town. The “owls” this morning also went to Boston by the Air Line. Railroad changes and Pun-slum. Several changes among the oflctais of the Consolidated railroad will take efloct Wednesday. Superintendent W. A. Wat. trbury. of the Air Line. will take the position left vacant by Ir. Allen on the Shore line, and Conductor Alien 8. Ostrsnder will become superinubdent of the Air Line. Ir. Ostrsnder uss been a conductor on the New York division for six years. but has been connected with thoroad In various capacities for about twenty years. Honoured the ser vice of the company as pattern maker. then because an assistant to his father. who is yard master in New Haven, labor a freight conductor and next a parent conductor. Assistant General Freight Agent Wilcox will for the present per- form the duties of the late Ir. Rockwell. who wad his chief. lousy lass Through January. For some time past Wsiiscsailosss. of Ansonla. have been losing a great deal of money by accidents to the machinery. An investigation is in progress and may lead totbe arrest of "employs upu whose head rests the suspicion of overk- highs tbs tempt. another. and sow pllryes in order cashew theta, lbs l Mil? better abisusattsnd m Wfisnhlssg'i’m y russbg it. Thssffsir is not yet In investigated. bottbeconspsuy is bailsvadtohsvsiost ahrgs ammo! money through jesi “"- _. ._ - - Connecticut's lessees 0;». Thesesstsst mot talus. and the unusual ssturstlouof their with moisture. is likely. if It masses any longer. to ruin the Cmsseticut lobsoo crop by “pols mt.” Tbs wupisa remarkably Incas. Very mushof it that atthc new Methodist church il' iows:"He, mains, Earls with fringes of pathos thecdgss. Georgofi. MW hispeculiartaieutsndwslidomks prevail. Humanism shsbeholdera and Magnum“, pleased them. Thoentirecornpauydil ‘ their work in good shape,aud retired . timsandtimssgainroubdsofw ‘ ALr-fl—hfl—fi. AW. Ilattwrs'ortlsyof Helsinki“ DIM Rappers Iver-y Day. , . Superintendent E. G. Allen, of, the Shore Line division of the New Ink and New Haven road, has resigned to accept the sopcriutendsney of the w son river division of the New York (h- trsl road. The New York and New England h- leaaed 1,000 new freight can, of which it has received 800 already. It psys fc . them byths milesrunorbuys theirs It 3470 each as it prefers. meRoderick Atwood. s Woodhury far. r.has dropped his implmnsntsasd id scouring the country in gun; ofs *- band who took820in cashsndisfslliln. Hrs. Emeline Spencer, aged 93 y-rs, who lira In Woodbury. ins gone to spend her vacation with rclstim in South Manchester, a remarkable trip fa a nonogensrian. James C. Hitchcock. bullshit-ht of the American Ring 60., WW. is suiicring from-a broken rib. w legs and other utilities csusetl by hi horse running away. A Torrington fish peddler who nulls himself obnoxious to a married worn. onhisroutebymaking iovstoha- was most soundly horsswhipped by the of- fended female. Thursday. Charles W. Newton, recently dbl- ed “dishonorably,” having been realm iieutcnsnlof the Hartford City M an arbitrary appointment to the podtios will probably be made. A Frenchman named Dion is in the Litchfield jail, perhaps for life, he Mug unable to furnish heavy boshtbkisp the pesor, reqnimd boost-s of Is threats to kill Lyman Dunning,“ North Canaan, for attempting when :3 P“ has served a tern; in tits m The Supreme Court has derided cannot be released unless be hill“. the required securities of the peace; ' Concerning the family trouble whifi led to a murder in Isuesviilc. rm county, last week. the New I!!!“ Gazelle says: "The Knowiu four! I I strange sflalr. illustrating tos remark» able extent “pure condos.” Ifl In- reasouabls perverth on the put of h doctor and other members of them. it involves enough dstsih and will. rpisodes toliiis book ssisrgs “Wob- stsr’s dictwrsary'. 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