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SOUTH NORWALK/ CONN. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24.1890.
m. PRICE TWO CENTS
m ’m
DIRECTORY mgggmmwwmmmm. mfizmgmm‘m “Withdfémt‘: GUILTY, OR NOT GUILTY i snafu. 00mm 12mm -INVITATIONS RECALLED I» 0- “WIN WIN“?
momma-«duh .Owscu. wo-
Milli Billilll Illll'llll
TOWN OF ORWALKN.
AW: No—Novwslk; B. N.——Scuth Nor-
walk. I. ll-lsst
dog‘s rut " "'11“ “till;
aware we was
min heroi- muuMw whether of
D? C, will be found
‘ y roll-bis In every business trans-
nld well worthy of all pom-an
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m WIPWBS.
EOBWAII IRON WORKS CO. The.Wulcr st,
AW
' 8. 1m?! st, plansaud
Md“ gum
wuflggmmwmmu
‘Amumgllee Wall N Real
J I) It. .
mud subsection-r
, , a L'ROIIEDIEU, so Washing!» at,
all kinds of mania.
BAKERS.
lRLYN CGONJlIalusgN. MMWsahlngtou
at, S. go. 3 dealers
zoom
: “HACJDNo. leftists. N. Sole
agent for mm’honolt' a celebrated icccrom.
CMLNalnstmorWaiLN. Pure
«immune-m. Freshgoodsdatiy.
‘ | . lN‘S"Butne Rude" Bread ,Cranite-
ville. lavender-stuns l’ltzcr’e, 17 .3. Floor:
BANKS.
- NATIONAL BANK, The, '23,!) at, ,g
angina
“Mm Boyer, vicoprgdent;
Curtis. cashier
TIONAL BANK. The, as Washingtonat,
“III S N. Copirat 81w, WU; surplus so;
an B. 11. Rowan. preaident; Jacc b I. Lay-
, “cashier.
MARIN. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
' WonsLN Incorpomuul in“. Capital
coo. Prat. Jutnu w Hyatt; viee-prest.,
' 0'“ ' " vfsmgnstmn bl
: AIBPIKLDCOUNTY SA 6 e,
Wall s N. Deposits was), surplus sumo
Slowly, protu'é“ lartiu S. Crow, vice
‘ ,prut; Jamil. Butley,tren
‘ TlONAL BANK OF 7NOBW’AIAK,’l'ile, 51 Wall
'1 at, N. incorporstsdlub Capital Wall‘s) E-ben
mmn,mLKJilnlvtut-est. P
ED'trcctors .il‘tl B. J Bill,
OWE NW ..A Osborn,
, KWilron, B. Hard, 0.0“" Fitch, W F.
Bishop. Bankerr', Momnnnw, “a“aallkliltllul'ul! ,
Paschal and Funny accounts are solicited.
RWAldiSAVlNuS SOCIETY, The, \anlmfi.
' ova Swallow, surplus ammo. George
Balm pron. ., RB. Cranium, l‘lcc-pmt.‘ ,
E‘ “M ll, The Dr:
, lUTfl NORWALK SAV [NOS BAN , -
"l I I use! surplus RAW Amen Sol—
w s. pron; ohn it. Knapp, m. lntemst
’ depositors. Honey
“8‘
will
, I- . wooed on mortguge.
» ’ BEEF, (Wholesaleo
l l NORWALK BEBE CO. S. N. Hammond
,pwk, stimulants, veal, etc.
:. -Y, W]. M. a (10., N Arrhonr'sbwfand
intone. ileum (UL‘SBCQ lamb und ntutzon.
' HILL POSTER AND DISTRJHL RUB.
TON. J. 12‘. Port unto.- my. 4S5, Li. (lilting:
~ ed In over low Sunday pupae.
BLAC Kalil! 11:5.
BREED. '1‘. {out Remind.“ rt, :3‘, .‘l'
' v53 speech 3
amount bl. Hobbits.
‘4 CEO. 5 not). 1'. Door .'A,.~. 1‘. builder:
. bridges. dock, pile fortndnt’tons, etc.
BOOT AND b’flUB DEALERS.
" x , R. S. 80. Main st, S. N'. custom Work turd
I It specialty.
VII, 0. R. No. min st, 5. N. specialties in
shoes“ rubbers
UflJOHN It SUN, 85 Wuhington er S. N
. assortment utlovt price-n.
;. 3001 AND allot} REPAIRING.
, GEO. in Railroad Plant. S. N.
neatly and promptly done
1 ”ELLEN AND STATIONEBS.
I, J. ARTHUR, N. card engraving. wai-
natiuevymssc baseball and tennis goods
RD'B DRUG STORE. d3 Washingtm st,
N. Schoolauwhoand general stattonuy.
BOX “m8. (Wood Ind Puma) m
ater RN. manufacturer
i I W than. Gun! shop jabbing
3|!!me ”TRIALS.
ilurr".
All
. ' can't. Water n, .v. brick or all
meant, plaster, hair, etc.,also hlnc
lubridsndclay.
a ‘RDBROS- Illwaulcc. Phlladclp hiland
- fronts,hnck,lath,ltmc.ceutent,sdnmant.
BUTTER, OMB, 1663, kc.
-' N BUTTER ROUSJLueatdocrtotthcct
.,. 3N Nr-aspccialtymadecfalldilerent
"‘ portcd and dime-tic. All
., t, u;
ofbuttav,cggs.lard.cauuedgoods,ctc.
DWI REPOSITOBIES.
“fllflllalisus. Carriages,barnesses,
. stablesndarriagcfuruishinp.
WIDTH“ AND notwm
JAIISC. mm at, S. N estimates
WIfinishingprourptlyattvrudedto.
v N, “AuTaylcvavcnch. N. Jobbing
yartsadsd
HAILLD. mun-m. RN. Iodern
byehcappowevmhto-stoglve
mkrpwovkaspedalty.
I! ‘1' J.R€0Watevst,S.N. manufacturer
mmmmm-
hslasters. Matron—winged
an bum-WWW.
. “Mumyvcn. Telephone 5M.
00D.8. RlaamesgS. N Jobbing
.mpw' manna
. Crosu near m
:53ng Wave, Nu Stanwood working,
’ 4 windowframesTand toning. AM'GK
banal.” 252.
- .Ioscy
CAI-I'm AND OILCLOTIIS.
,. | f I OIIOYT comment‘s. new.»
‘15. than advertisement.)
I (II “2301110105138-
LBINBY. No Rain at, S N. manufactnrascf
Mutation pro to repairing.
h "I. lLYNN. footof Pruningmnufae-
ad aspccialtydwrsoshoelng
“Tum d
..I OLIIMMIISIM M
5'. .sstsssrlov ”weddings parties.
”i DWI” N. and
MIKE'S, If.“ we‘ll-n
» CATHOLIC Boom
a J;l.tco.alslust.N.aisosewr
*“ issues-rout booksellers.
‘" , I , - “If! IAIUI'ACTIIIIIB.
ll CHART. Vista It, N. all slurs and
”WWW“.
«nan non mumw'rtmm
CRAB. S. fllmhau‘fmil N manufao
sleigh»!- rl.bho-
a“. WUI'ACTCIIZIB.
Him” CIGAR CO. The, 1080 lain
Wot handgun.
‘ Wbumfiashmfldmfi. N.
O. anus-r. 3.“. “john
«our.
Ctvst. INOANKBRD.
n. m Washington It. 5. N
' ‘a. landfill.
1W.IISON.mv Waravvuueaadtrosrt
u. Mam—ammonium.
g: ll. I ”all. “mummy
Mom M
M Wig. II. l-f
"J ‘ Symbol—sonnet”.
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”MIR IND. W.
morass Poona-ta.
u ,m‘l’, “anti. WWW
iIhslhanlsm‘m' lanolin www.mnt
i ‘ DWWLWu-L‘tmmmnh
”melmpurposco
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womanhood
n
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modem-:1
Wand
1.3.3.:-
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A... ‘ J... luflvlhm
couch memos.
momentum warrsotodtocure,
mommuoWumum'n. s. n.
cnocmv nun ousswauu.
own, no antic. conlslnandWostslsal.
WMALBTORKTM, No. lain stunt West,
lamps, crockery. glassware wumctchouscfurolshlngs,
DENTIB’I'B.
BOUTWILLC ..l' Wehhchlo.lslust,§v
Offloehtilurs,8a.litttrlgpri‘iv
KINDA CEO 8. D Washlgtou.”
Franklin" SJ. flours tot pun.
usts,f-l Barn. at,
NIWKIRK, J. cities at It!!!
lobsIChmchN. gist ministered.
crownslnscrted.
WEED. W L.,D.D.S.70Eastv1sshiu€oult.8 N.
limbs. in. tcop. m. Ouadmiu
DOORS, BABY! mumps.
SXITDNIJI. kCO. tolllWatcvsl,N. carriage
woodwork,wheels.etc.
DRAINAND 32mm
ERROR? I "manhunt-1N. Croahednoue,
MW
RAYHOND BROS. Akroruait glazed and cement
pipefitofl inchesiudiamctcv.
DRUGS AND moans.
KANT SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zaudt sve, E. N.
Sunday ,stows.tn.. “about. Prescrip-
tionscurcfuily com
GREGORY, J O. JSWailstJf. Established”.
Wholesale'audreta'tl. Popular prices.
R1868 JOHN A. ll lain st,N. Pcrfutncs.——hfty
Ive differentylaf paflunes. 8. N.
PLAISTED'S, 43 W st, pstem medi-
cines, etc. l’hyaiciansuhmprescriptlons a specialty.
tins-Goons.
ANBLER, J. L. A: SONS—“The Equitable " No 2
Gazette huilding,N Dry goods. oil clctim, may
tingsand rugs
BANKS, R. K. g“Mahacltetno “0th block, 8 N. dry-
goods, bottom glovee, etc. Underwearaapecialty.
BENNETT, J. 1' 10 Main at, N. Business estalr
lished over tony-two yore.
DICKERMAN, A. b SON, St Washington rt, S. N
goods, carpets, etc. (see qty.)
SCOFIELD At ROYT, 8 Gazette bidg, N. 68 Wash-
tngton or, S. N. lSct: advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXPRESS COKPANIBS.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO cfllce railroad station,$
N and 43W,uflst N prim forwarders to all
ports of the world. Passenger rrniu strvicc Low
mtto.1.t-sterlluut,ngcnt.
EXPRESSMEN.
BL X] a): : llltt’ $1)..th office ht Benedict’s, 43
“I all at, N, Our motto. prompt attention. ”
CAVA‘SAOD'S EKPBESS. ,fumiture and
planner moved. Imve orders or. foisted's. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. V.,'v N. slate at post-other: and
Lillie s. Careful and prompt ~crvice.
“TRACKS, Idol-Nd)” no.
BYXBER, t'. S. a co. 99 Mn» “N. lunufsctur-
er: of Scodeld's celebrated list 3 extracts.
NORWALB EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
due extracts. F. S. Ambler.
FERTILIZI'JBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Brndlcy'e super-pirmpimfe,spcc—
in: Illltnurca l mlp est. -,r ground b I: r mmd ashes,
:XITH. V2111 £0 liuter r”. ., :v' at, 2.1.: to 1' “il-
limit: t'tnt' I. 1.. to. 'e :' utt-htrtlturzl. .. rs.
I "J? ”Lick 1:1) (I 1!.
L5\ ”ll‘vl) Lill)‘ tli‘ll‘ .
i .‘Htl :rl,, rilrcllilufn .
“an, ot’s’rctts, (SLAMS, no.
HUNT 6t ZirlLUl-‘F, UZqusftiugton st, :5 N. tine
hell. riyzlcrr, Climb, from, game, vcgctnhlce. ctr:
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. mToylor avenue, S. N. Also
stone denier
RAYMOND BROS contractors for Wm, concrete,
sq: r, brick, cement gravciwal
FLORIDA STEAM AND [10TH warm:
HEATERS.
MEEKER, W. n. A: CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
colt: agents.
51.01711, GRAIN AND FEED.
’ISLAN’D GEM" FLOUR, the be?! mic.
full to use it.
L'ROIIEDIEU. DAN 1111., can end of Washington
at bridge. The thinnest of family liour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, hour and feed in
pa; , car or cargo lots.
RED HILL, Dari». Crofoot A Rose. Grain. cholc
ground feed. graham and rye dour.
1714081518.
PA Woodward l’lace, S N. plums. cut
812:3“! mental plum mode to order.
OD RWsrd p. CnlonCcmetcryN
“mutant flowers, ctr“. 0Florin Thom a specialty.
J RN, 2. N nor the Balding
mutt—c3 flowers and floral work‘le all kinda.
roses a specialty.
SMITRJORN 1i.So.luinst,S.N.theoldenaruf
bestknc known florist in this Vicinity f’lnnrs,cut
Merit, etc Floral work of all kinds It stuclslty
and done promptly.
IDRNIT'DRR DEALERS.
COLEMAN, TREODOBfiWash‘Ingwu st.(east cud)
Furniture, looking glass, picture flames, etc.
ORA! a WRITTLKSBY, m lalnst,N. \Bay
mcud's old stand). See ulvertiscmut.
RAYMOND Ohio. 1!. new store, Adam 48 Rain at,
N. Yourdmwsabcveohixsou SN
STOW DAVID, as. 28.21), 33. . n at, .. .
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
0A8 LIGHT COII’ANIDD.
NORWALB OAS LlOilT COIPANY. once 10
power
Don‘t
Water st, N. Gas for light, beat and
Cokesixccutapcrhuvbef. Coal'l'arthrcedol-
lsrspcvharrel,pncksgccxtn.
OBOCBMMohaale.)
nominee KEKLRRJandn WallstN whole
aalcgrocers. flour. grain. hay
311141.138 BROS “and loll’all It. N wholesale
grocers. floor, foul, grain. hay. etc.
success.
BROWN, A W [11:03, 70 Washington st. ti. N. sole
‘Farmlngtuu creamcry butter
BECKER.“ CONRAD. Mt Washington at, s. N
Summit, all“ provisions. H tchl Jill
CHAS. successcrto u na,‘ o.
''Ian st. 8. N. table delicacies for family trade.
"NNEOAN kO‘BElLLY, lltl Isis st, Elinor,
foed,hay,straw,coalsndw W N f and
NNIY A. BKNKDICT 4t all at.
"staple pm oculanrywudectloue ry. mt t, a.”
"TC“, D. W. Westsvemns. Kerwinsgfl. can-II
Macs, teas, buuer,etc
owvntc. LSWallstJl. I of. to tbsbot
1.11st 8.10. Ins
GUYRB a SON,
Mic-.610“: unlit. flour and,“ W
RANPORD, W. S Restart. norltlt. mic-.111.
Asbestos psi-t, schriol supplies, etc
taw'rort, r. o a on In so. staunchly»
ccvics and table delicacies.
L’HOIIIDIBU, DANIIIAessvesdof Washisgtou
”bridge Nmeollass. spices, especially
NOORZ II BARR/m, llo. lath at,uearWest,ll N.
Int-W fastp'rfrut ts. door. feeders:
new YORK TM 00., t7 Main st. N —N. Heller»
Teas, coders ands spices s s y.
nttnxuoosaucrm, and if? Rein mil. a
mule oftablc dcilcuu’eu.
spot-it
(fulfill ow Wilton arc and School II, N.
New store, new gnodaand new pvvcca.
“$31015wa l. 83 Wsshlo st, If N. heed.
quarters for celu‘brntul lit-w mp donned goods
VALDBN, CHAS if. oliailst,N. Cred-levy bub
fer. tbs-e. em, tabledelicacies, fruits,“
namus' I'll!!!» (M‘F'I‘ft or)
ASCII, JOSEPH J.Tflotwoest.8.N.alsofomers
oft-t hatbodles.
BATmmNfituCO. ”whom-ems.
audcattevsoflsttsvs’fsrs
HAT?!” TOOLS.
WWWJ. Watts st, ll ft. hen fonds.
lights-1ft «mammalian;
who.
DATA AND ‘31,:th mull.)
RNAPP Till “Am 01 “Whats. I. I.
a specialty m of due stifl and W
HAT nANIl'AC‘fl Ilium.
BAKER. it. l'. at (:0. Cam er, s, it. rinsed!
duel flexible bozo.
CKUE'I T It KNAPI', established flit-ll. fscfovfcv
mt Mun & lump, and Water a Talks m, 2!. N.
New hurls 0mm immoral.
HORRIBLE WWQSS.”
“Hm
w” “WOW “Ill-blow
kmmfiu.l~.tl
Wflfi‘fl IAII'
I!
mm WJLbooflblld l‘l WatcsbNJuIId'
MW
mm W.C.l.mlcllall an.
Qom'flg-Bb.“ mm block. was.
magnum
Milka all Room inadclmncas
sudwpahtngnesflydo‘s‘t's.
nous: DRAWS.
PARSONS I EWM’W,B. 1' BMW
msuiredroallpurpora Auauimalsaold
wsmutod. Romeoft'g
thoadiiugsfalllou "J'Gaillavd
"0383 8110338-
m10uN,Na.latnlt,B.K. swell! If.
m liosttoglvcn shoeing driving & trotting horses
umu.
MEXICAN )6 Hall: at. N. 1.0. Collins.
m... on... m...
6mm mom. to Railroad plots, George
NORWALX uom.’ nan. rut depot.
Immunity modulus,
OLD WILL HOTEL, 5 WIN 8.10. Read
RODS! DINO GOODS.
MINDS J.1l. Washl on 8. N. crockery,
glmwafi', tin and woodegmwaren‘
ICE DEALERS.
BUBCRARD, B. “Bclden Point Yam." 5. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLlDGltt WKWOOD, 9 lainstJf. Insur-
sncesnd real estate in allits branches.
LAYTON, JACOB N. Washington It next to P o
S N lire, plate glass, accident and life. {see adv)
wouwoon,wu. cor. lsiuaudWsllsts,N. Real
estate, investments, loans ,ctc.
NOBRELLA L’ROMMRDIEU. 06 Washington st.
S. N. strictly flawless companies represented
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 A 47 Washington at,
S N. Real Estate-ml l.nsuranco
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘ 1. LIFE 1N5. CO. S S L‘-
11 Washington at, S. N. we all
r
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS C0. 2» “Inhibition
st, S. N. F. J. tlrubh, assistant snot.
NORWALK FIRE 1N3. CO.. N, In successful
business since two. No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE’S LIFE L‘s. C0. The, No. 45 Walking.
ton st, 5. N. Jnc. French, asst. superintemlrmf.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CBAUFUBD R. ii. Masonic blag, 2163/ Bonds
liddlusex Banking and Equituble M t'ge Cos
IRDN AND STEEL
SMITH, W. R. A: CD. 1.5 and 17 Water If. N
springs, axles, carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
XERBITT E. M.’ .rlundflfiWstev st, N. iron work
of sun will.
Till: DUNCAN lRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st.S.N.\\m.11 Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
611.3 A CLANCY at Tue Norwulk lronWorks
(10., and also at 1?qu Conn,
JEWELEBB.
PERRIS, A. S. 39 So. Main st, SN. op. City Bowl,
RN. nno watch repairing a specialty.
ROYT, I]. B. is No. llnin at, S. N. strictly hrstclsso
goods at lorv prices.
JACKSON. MOBAN’D. 58 Wallet, N. watches,“
mood-i etc. Flue Wald} rtp. tiring n specialty.
BOOB 11.5 diamonds, watch: jesvelry, silver and
plan ltmrc, r-. pmiu Zfl~pcf .~'.'l Mount, SN?
l. ‘ ..\‘ \l‘. 1'.
" ', Whit
,iiirlt. If No Main Pl. notary, .t-gul
bllrv'tfme!‘ of nil kindo cuofulty attended to
111' i’LlliT’l‘, J BELI)E.',1’IMERF 5 and f3 (1-2mm
building, it All a: .bornu git.
LiGll'i‘, JOHN ii. to: Washington at ‘Lnotary
commissioner of deeds for New Yorks stutc
LOCKWOOD EDWABDN. rooms Gazette bug,
Attorney, notary and
SBYHOC’B, JOHN S. room a, Yalrdcld Co. Nat.
Bunk building, N Counsellcv at law.
WALSH. JOHN J . room] lunatic bulldfng, Wall
st, borough.
“VERY STABLES.
DAN‘S, HORACE R. Excelsior livery and board»
log stables. Office No, ti River st, N.
GREGORY. GEO. :5. fl Knight III, N’. Finc tum
cuts a specialty. Telephone 3S3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCRWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Ds st S
N. Manufacturers of builders' hardware. ton
office 36 Pearl at; New York «In ‘8 Reade st;
Chicago mo 19 Luke at.
NOBWALB LOCK COMPANY S. N. New York
oflcerrichamhers st. Locks and builders“ hard-
ware, designers, founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronco, brass and' tron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. 2. J. 9 Water at, N. All kinds of lumber do-
iivered to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NOBWALK WON WORKS CO Tbc,WstIr at,
near it B. bridge, 8 N Central machinery, iron
and brass castings, forgin .Babhitt metal, ro
pairs for msnnfactories steamboata.
SCOPIELD, WLI A. Knightst,N. Newmachlncry
mink-sud ruphlring promptly attended to.
MARKET OARDBNERS.
JENNINGS A WATEBBUBY, S. N. horns and all
garden pvndm in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A IODIL IARBIT. ‘20 Wall st, N.Wm.Wardwull
pop, beef, veal, lamb. muttonand poultry
AVISON, A. 158 lain at. N meats. fruits, vsgsts
blcs,§s oyntars, clams, and escallops, butter,
em, ,nnhcd goods. etc.
BZNNITT A BUSTED, meals, ashé lob
stove, clams,fruits, mNo. lulu-t}
BISSRLL. DANAC. 12 Kain st, N. cbolcctuests,
fish, vegetablcc,ctc
Biti'l'l‘o’li cesium. HARRIET, 6 Water at, N.
lots. vegetablch ruits. poultry, at lowest prices.
CARR. WILLIAM 11. Benedict firm market, 131.
Pine mu. fresh «aerobic—lowest cash priced.
PARRlNO’l‘O infirm ..Ilsb o sters,
foursome. B. one,
Ollrl'l‘, 0RD. 7B Chestnut at, S N. choice meats,
Who", etc. Lowsstcashflprlfia.
DAVIS P380 in No. Ilalu me‘mmts
all.klnds home rendersdfllardupcclal
JUDBON.A. NO. Ccuuallarkct. cor lalnandllavl
land , . N. CWlewibnd a
”URN W! in sshlngm go,
LI KM?“ kinds hubmcula.
wCKWOOD, L. WashingtouSLbrldgs, 15.x. Inc
mots. lib. WM . tables,
wcswriona IDCKWOOD,7 lala st,N
mpoultry, hub, oysters, class a specialty
LYONS.A
it. N pvirucmesta
.1014! Well Marketa No. lslu st,
. uteatsand poultry at lowest prices
lALIO, ALBIN, Iain st, neersst, 8. N choice
meats, hub, oysters, vegetables, delicatessen. etc
PICKERINO, 11. S. East army. school NM,B.N.
beef, real. mutton, etc
MIRAUR, JACOB, Iii Wot Washington at, 8.10.
strictl yl lrstclass steals, poultry a specialty.
Sil'l’il‘tl WMllllNOTON MARKET, to Wash
would! N. In: meats andpooltry forfanillytrade.
BPILLANKJ W to Inboard st. N. wsguu runs
daily all over tho town.
WAD‘W 3 market. ninth-no.9 N.
foal lpartscftownwlthhncfreshaud invests.
WITCH. J. I. I7 Wallst, N. Choice meats, poul-
try. traits. butter. up. ctr.
HABHLB AND GRANITE
m, P. W. Wat/iv st, 8.11m
“granites” mhlewmk, also dealer in umintlldlug
stoucand my work. N larble and
BTIVKN I.W.tolalnst, . gm»
ltc magma. headstones, posts, etc.
IASONI AND ltlllldrlfgl.‘II
“HOUR. 11W. 1” West svs, ll. . kinds
ll of stone Itasca contracts taken.
ILDON WILIJAI. I, Wlltousvsa Elton:
"Ina-nu. mmwfismete. “
lll‘l'il. WILLIAI 11.. West st, 1!. Jobbing
LAWIDB. Viburnum out "'1' All kluvhof
promptly strand In.
mm“ from my own quay.
ms 0WD!-
m'octt oboe WM! 1‘. as! it
c‘gnninmsdt. Oemletnennfum shingmods
HYBCTIANT TAIIAlfli-l.
ml“, I. 81 Wall If, N. A perfect If M-
’ v l'fNovlkIalnst,ll.l.'lustsll¢lag
It'll Emil-n. ll. ml
kill. ”in
"we: och-cw “New:
PAWCI’I'l'dbvadqusrtersfa tummy, swan
FITCH AGNES, If ”Must, N. A for
Oldiltatan tat-MM, wit: "l." ’
91.1%, “Email lllllnery, raucy
sausrc reactions. '
H.118 0st W. hrorofthelathut.
R Mills!» Moi” mm‘rumtal music only
l'Rl “MINNIE P. 191 lain N. Plano
andl’rgfgah instruction. at,
GIBSONJLRX. 8. ohm st,N. Plano. organ
and.harmony
RUNTINOTON, [118.120 lfsln st.N. Vocal Ill‘
and prucnt.
sanction voice dnvclo
NASH, I188 JRNNIB K. 8‘8 North avutuo, N.
Hancsnd Instruction.
SAWleRS. 11.1. reactacflutvuuwutal
vocalrnuslci' Residence“ limit. R. Plalsfod‘r,
West It. 8.10
"'8 DEPO‘I‘S.
nonwxm. I]. 3. «Waiting!» 5.! blank
Willmtl. B. .156 Washington It hridmfi. N.
WWI. stationery. tin sud glass were.
NEW ”YORK ”ESSENCE”.
FERRIS 8.1L wmuflodnu‘ssfon.
7t Washingtonst,
LOCKWOOD, C. 3. offices De 8.3.; Gm-
ovy’sN.: New York 169 Greene in”...
NEW . BICOND-IIAN'D IDBNITDBI.
PODRORI, WI. under Salvation Army Barracks,
S.N. Stovo,nu¢u,croc . .0“?-
OYB’I'EB PLANT!” AND DEALERS.
BELL, IIIRAI P 0.80: 111, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams
CUTBI ltd. fcotoflisymondn 8. N. whole
soled «than duco ”my '
ROYT, W. 1]. NSON, 124W“ at, S N. "good of
Rayn'tond) plank-rs, exporters
W In native oysters.
REED a HOUSMAN, tilt Wstcrst, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwslk oysters.
VANNAIKJ. L t00..1’.0 chblEiS.N.
Oysters andclaxns, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chao.11.Als-
Riverside are S. N. Stoves, Steam
and if”! Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS ANDY GLASS.
PROW1TT,J T. 4:; Main st,N chctt's leads,
Maury dud Wadsworth‘ s mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewctt' s, Atlantic and Seclcy‘ s
load, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SlitTil,W.ll.A:CO.15b 1’: Water at, N agents
for 1.0an a Martinez points.
PAPER HANGINOB.
PRATT 3:00. Water st, near Wail, N also paints,
oils and glues.
PBOWITT, J. T. 45 Hair: It, N. window shades,
Hollands. flxturu, etc
TAU/0R A C0. 21“: Main ct, N. also hardware,
“1MB. oils. 21mm
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN,C. A. 11 Main st, N. instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. 8. 78 Washington st, S. N“. our quality
only and that the beat.
BEADMAN 1' E Gazette buildt N. Cabinet
[thump-pita 3‘! per dot; onohm (10181.50.
PIANO 'l (5 NB“ AND BEI'AIBEKS.
HEN" DEE C. F. Lockwood Holl.‘ .: Almdcnlcr in
lvlutl’ ‘.0.'.1.".i.1. Ibrot music. 1W
PLANINO MILLS.
ii.\§~'fl;\l,l.. MINER D. E. N. All klnt‘isuf wood:
“on; ill mind or for the trade. ‘1
PLUMBING.
Isff-IEKEBACO., W. 11. Music llall block, S. N.
Plumbing. steam and gun fitting.
NASH, F. 11, A BRO. cor. Main and Wort sis, S. N.
Plumbing and an fitting. ranges and heaters.
MILBOADS.
NORWALK 1101132 RAILWAY CO. Isures W.
Ryan, prom; Edwin O. Hoyt, snpt
BEA]. 291A" AOIN'I‘S.
LAYTON, JACOB E. Washington at, next to P 0.
S N property fcrole, houmtorcnt. fsceadv.)
MOBBELLA URORMEDIRU. on Washington st,
ll N rolling renting and collecting
WILSON, O. E. Gazette hldg, N lnvt-atnrents and
mom-yin loud. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest totes.
WOODWABD, E. A. No. Shirt of, 5. N. houses a
rent and building lots for sole.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE ENE. 5 Water at, N. warm meals at all
hours,dluncr 2'!
HENRY 'S. 1680 llfnlu at,S NThc flout 5c dinner
In the city. Board by the day or week.
SANITARY BNfilNIIl'ZBS.
R1DRR,“.B. A SON. 4:. Washington st, 8. N.
Hydraulic and t ivti engineers
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD'S, MiSS lNSTiTUTFo, ll Orchard at, N.
Young ladle» boarding and tiny schmi.
IEAD In. Hillside. N Day and boarding school
for gtrlsatid young ladies. File for any college,
orcourse cots etc in if l-‘nlly equl pod lab—
ratory attach . New ork artists my cd in
musical department. Special “vantages: or the
the study of art, languages and «location,
l'nll tmn tic-zine October 2d Circulars will be
sent upon sppllrsttou.
NOBWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Pranks.
Bulimia, principal. Circular on request.
WILSON. SIR. Ii. ll. School for boys. ,‘v'orvtullt,
Ct. l'rvpnrutur to collect: and i‘t‘lf'nllflt' H‘lumls,
For rimtlnnn, Ill dress as above.
SEWING MACHINES.
SRAILIR, C l 16 So. lain st, 8. N. "Wheeler sud
Willem“ and “Household, “ needles, oil, Attach
merits. Repairing s specialty
DRIED CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS sewers built, water pipes lsld,
muting, dillng,grsdiug, landscape gardening.
51101: DIANUI'ACI’UBISBS.
LOUNSBURY,IATIIEWSON A CO. SN. Ladtm'
uni.- shoo.
Gift) 8. WEKDBCO. f
75, and” Is Wan-r st, S
lsnufscturers of
III! footwear for tho retalltrude
Quilt-WAIST! AND UNDERWEAR.
RUTCIIINSON. COLE A'. C0. Norwslk, New York
and Bridgeport, Cool.
and salesmmi 71. 73,
Established]
misses and children's
SPORTSMIIN'B GOODS.
AKIN, JOIlN II. as lain st, N. lac-thinners for
guns, fishing tackle, amtn,nnitlon etc.
STAIN BUILDRRS.
BAKER. JULIUS, Wstu st. mtto Winter's form
dry,tl N. anaodhamlralstconlcr
Till! DUNCAN lIRON RAILINO “WORKS, Water
at, il.N .W utl ,ctorpropti
STEAM BNOINM AND rill?!»
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water at,
near It it. bridge, if. N.
"flhflflfill’ TICK" AGENTS.
CURTIS, ll W. Issonlc bulldlnfi N. “steamship
new. pen-Ion agent. notarypu lie.
MYTON, JACOB I Washington If. ml to 1’. 0
il..N i‘svssgetl ckctufsaftv, money orders.(scssd
1170!! ”SALEM.
mars JOIIN If footof Wuhfngwns‘lll. All)
brick. lime, concur. hair rplutcr.
mlOlt‘l‘ON. JOHN ll. ”Taylor avenue, l. N. Also
erof concrete walks.
YIOND BROS blue, m0 Norwich and
I“binning stone, mulls and marble trimmings.
MOVES. RAND” AND nuanus.
KITCIIUI LANDON, ”flaflhuvlstul. h. Gas
waterhasters P0 boron.
suit. 10.1mm,
mwnm‘ Dough rum.“ Motown-
pulmefo. Tinndcoppuwork aspoclally.
51mm. “LVMIIA m Wash: on It
letdown. malevolence. src.
.. TRUCKING»
stoma. roux 15.n'f'sylasvoaed 1. Hair
bsslrucvy Horne-w! mm
onulrts‘hrtm
meant). flmmnmm
7mo'doflinnsem a fissi-
ru . . . .
%%nn Telephone'n-d.‘
VETERINARY GUIDED“.
31099384130. BM!) aloe-ad Marmot
Palrlleldb‘o ”Blair N. tehphouomt.m. lssuvst
HOOD.
”$8.3m ALLEN, Ill] ”Caution at, is. m and
Aggy MW.“
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SERIOUS CIIABGEB AGAINST P0-
LICB OFFICER IRELAND.
A Special Committee Appointed by the
Council waluvontlgdfl the Case—The
Obnrges by a Woman of llnsouud Mind.
TheBottrd of Councilmen held u spec-
ial meeting last evening. The principal
obj”! "a to bour- tho charges mode
against patrolman Samuel 1relnnd,which
resdss follower ,
Scorn Nonwsur',’ ct, Sept. 22.1890.
mm; To Ute-Hrmorable the Mayor and Common
0%;th licrwalhw :—
Gmmtstzn :—Bellcvluig~.tbst' It is your
slur toaecursupu ths’ police force of
this city men of good moral character
and respectablliry,wlth whom the virtue
of women and the innocence of children
Is safe, I beg to bring before your
honorable body the following charges
sgsmst police officer Samuel Ireland:
My wife, Mary E Stveb, and limit Mary
Laney, of No. 9 Raymond street, were
subpoenaed as minutes. to appear at the
court to Bridgeport, against a trump
whom my wife had fed and whom Ito.
land had arrested for violation of the
Tramp law, on or about September 10,
1887. Arrived in Bridgeport, Ireland
managed to separate my Wife from live.
Lain-y, took her to u room alone and
then and there assaulted her. This my
wife confessed to the on Saturday fact,
and the tile.) confessed that he has con-
contmued his vrstts to her while Iwns ob-
sent from home. I not cnnvmced that
thin crime of officer Ireland has been in-
.trumentul in unbingtng her mind and
bringing upon her the pnruul insanity
for which the is now being treated at a
public institution.
1 out further convinced that my wife
tells the truth, and her statement is cor-
ruborsted by Mra. Lsheymho wrll testIfy
in the cit-Io whenever called upon
I uguin submit to your Honorable
Board thst a person guilty of ucrimo
“he that to not a fit or proper person to
nerve upon the police force of this city.
Trusting that your Honorable Board
will take the proper action in the pre-
allleX', 1 am very truly yours,
Jtuxx STREB.
The utl’alr hue caused unusual interest
and it the charges sre proven against
Rnirelond the public will have occa-
slvn to be indignant. But the cf“-
cer is :6; be considered innocent until
he 2:; A, ll gouty and when ouch
grave It ititllLHi. um lllwle against a
[lGllCtlliLull I: m, mt titular-pom} right that
an opp.rtu.;:ty bx: gtvvri for his defame,
Willi Lin.» Him in mind the, Council pasc-
rd a revolution auepcnding olllccv Samuel
Ireland from duty on the police force
ontyl he can prove himself innocent of
the charger preferred against him Sept.
23, 1890. The matter was refuted to
Councilmen Charles F. Bullock and
Lane 8. Jenningn for investigation and
they WI“ met-t at City Attorney John H.
Light}: office this evening for that put
purse.
Titt- CR!!! was first heard of on Satur-
day night, when a German named luiien
Stroll appeared on the streets in a rage
and dtrplcyed It revolver Wl'b which be
was going to ehcct pmicemsn Ireland.
Br and the officer that later in the night
but Stub hm) cooled down sufficiently to
refrain from committing .1 rash deed,
Tnn- tuner of Illtlltclltlllrl was IIccountid
fur by the story that he told.
Hex mu! that he find just returned from
Mlddlt‘ltlwn where to Wife is confined in
the asylum. While the": one told him
that for firms your.» n0flli‘lhlflg had born
weighing upuu hrl' Ittrnd and hire wanted
to confess Ir. She went on to tell how,
in company with Mn, Lain-y, who went
to ilrtdgwpmt us It witness in a trump
case. ' Wtule in that any they visited a
lunch room and the officer took her into
a room locked the, door and assaulted her.
They then returned to the Court house.
and stance that time she clsimed that
aim has suffered greatly from the con-
soronsneeo of her guilt. Other then
and Mr. Ireland, who said, had visit-
ed her when Mr. Such was away. Mr.
Stroll suitl lsnt night that a physician
told him or the asylum when rm wife
comma-nerd to toll hl'l story out to mind
whst alto mid as ohc- was llllblu to talk at
random on any mid-ct. lint when she
find fllllaflt'fl her motors-moot the doctor
can] that the story was so outright that
thew mum be acmething in it. Mr.
Sm b told his wife that nbo could no
longer come under the “seller of his roof
and be stator tlIa' aim at once incomi-
roving insane ugatn. 11o ulm stud first
Mr. Ireland had called upon Mm. [Ahoy
and offered her money to Imtify in his
behalf.
A Sunni. reporter csllod upon Mrs.
baht-y on Raymond etmt this morning
and found her very freoto talk about the
facts in the case. Them was no attempt
at evading the questions, her only desire
being to tell the truth. She was indly-
oant It the vacation of Mr. Btreb that
cfliccr Ireland but (I‘I'Eflfd her money to
defend him. She told Ibo facts just as
she retncvnbert-d them. She went to
Bridgeport with the party sud the only
limo III-tulle was separated from them
was. when they were coming out of the
court boon. She remained on the side-
walk mine rims and when the couple
came out the only thing she noticed was
that there was some whitewash on their
clothing. An to being repeated from
lira. limb and Br. Ireland at any other
time but st the court housewha denied it,
Mr. Ireland was alvo seen and bollo-
all the facts. He said that for nearly
three years he has not known when Hr.
m.WV
sired that the fullest. ventilation bsglvcn
Mbrssidcdsudhsduevsrcslfsdsttbs
house-Ina that thus. 11¢ behold-st
that if thfsutalnthacassaveuvought
outshslthsy wtllslssrlyprovebislsso.
Business Transacted Last Evening.—
CIcseu OrderwdDonnsotsd with lower.
A special meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held last evening.
Mayor Edwin Wilcox presided sud
Councilman Charles F Bullock John
W. Duke, Isaac S. Jennings and William
B. Hubboll were present.
The principal business in the call was
the boating and considering of the
charges against policeman Samuel Ire-
land. The manner In which the one
was acted upon is given elsewhere.
Permisuicu was given property owners
on Chapel street near, Cedar street, to
lower the grade two feet. more or lens,
the samclying directly in front of the
residence of Dr. Seward.
The special committee on paving
Washington street was Instructed to ex-
pend .75 in placing buck the curb and
altering the vsultin front of the City
National bank.
Councilman Charles F. Bullock, was
appointed a special committee to attend
to the matter of removing the slump in
front of Samuel Tristrhtn'a premises and
filling up the hole on Quintord avenue.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That F. H. Nash a Bro., John
McGovern, EitBlO Samuel McNamara
and John McDermott bound they are
hereby ordered to have their pvivies cou-
uected With the sewer before Oct.24
'I'IIB SALODNS DESEBTI'ID.
Row Phlludclphlsus Spend Their Even-
ings and Enjoy Life.
A correspondent signing himself John
Williams. writes to the editor of Thrift
as follows: Thanks to Thrift’s forcible
explanations of the building and loan
plan, 1 have at‘ last been converted, and
out now a member of a Brooklyn asso-
ciation. If lhed only joined one five
years ago, when my attention was first
called to them, [would now have my
home nearly paid for. At that time I
uccwted employment in Philadelphia
and lodged vvtth 9 than who kept a ves-
tuurout and beer saloon near Race and
Fourth streets.
During the cvemng the man did no
business, notwithstanding he had a well
kept house, with a largo mechanical
organ always playing to attract custom.
It war no dull that i grow homesick, and
asked the proprietor why it woe that the
FRIUCIHB of Philadelphia did so little bual~
new and Wort: so dull. “Because," said
be. “all the men are members of build-
ing associations, and when they pay
their dues, weekly or monthly, in them,
they have no moot-y to spend for beer."
I never inquired into the matter furth-
er. but now [see that the Pullsdelphiuns
stay in their own homes at night, cnj Iy
life with their families and get along
well, and I am doing likewise.
A crssy Man at the Almsliouse.
Into yesterday afternoon Mrs. Henry
Lame. the matron of the ChIldrerI’s
Home. sent word to Superintendent
Charla Hoyt, of the town farm, that
Henry Time, It crazy inmate of the aims-
houw, was turning everything upside
down at the Home. hit. Hoyt not being
home, bra es‘ventemI-yeur-old eon, Chur‘
lie, RCCllulpilfllf‘d byJuut-ph Squirep, went
to the Home and found TIIUrl hanging
around the pn-mrseo. When they up
proachod him he fell down apparently
to a tit. lie fought furiou-iy and finally
jumped up and Inn Into the garden and
was anon out of blfihl. Young Hoyt and
Squirts searched for him and found him
In the garden untoug acme bonus. This
time they succeulru in lllfsillf’flng Titus,
and after ltundcnfling him took him to
the aluminium: and placed him in or cell.
This is not the first time that Keeper
iloyt has been annoyed by Tittle, so for
sometime he has been It source of Itltnmt
conatont annoyance to his keepers.
prorth Les.“ Convention.
It in with anticlputioo of a grand
gathering of young people that the
Washington 1 srk “.1'2. Church of
Bridgeport, are making preparation for
the district convention to be held in their
church to-morrow. The dintrtcl includes
sixty-one churches, and it is expected
tboy will send 800 delegates. There will
be morning, afternoon and evening sca-
sIonr. Dr. Hurlbutt and other popular
sptnkt-n Will take part in the exercises.
The programme will be very interesting
to both old and young. The Epwcrth
League of the South Norwslk Methodist
church will appoint delegates to the cou-
ventiou this evening.
mm. in. “fire Birthday
Mire Ellie Hill, daughter of Hon. E.
J. Hm. celebrated the seventh anniver-
sary cf brr birthday at her home on
West avonuo yesterdsy afternoon.
About twenty guests were present. The
little boaters gum them a most cordlsl
welcome and the afternoon was pleasaob
ly spent in playing games and romping
over the spacious grounds. A bountiful
collation was served, after which the
little folks retired to their boom well
pleased with their afternoou' s cutsrtaln'
merit and wishing Ilse um many happy
returns of the day.
The in... mat sit-“SS field.
The Andrew Bullock property on loll
avenue was sold at public auction yester-
day afternoon to it. E. Durinn,of Bridge.
port. About forty people attended the
suction and Ihey were shown over the
property by mum Ifarsh, the taunt
purchaser of the place. Tbsblda,
at 06,600 and ran up to 88,000. the prlos
paid by It. Button.
bow mmumMum rink is m
no. srtno OBJECTED T0 the
wrnmm ARRANGEMENTS.
Why Ills Son Nathan and Miss Bose
Paknlskl were blamed in New York-
The Families on Unfriendly Terms.
The Dsnbury News prints an account
of the marriage of Nstbsn Spiro to Miss
Rose, daughter of Samuel Pskulski,
which occurred Monday uftcrnOun, at
the home of W. Pnkulski, in New York,
Rabbi Csltnao, of the Fifteenth street
synagogue, New York, being the chi
ciating clergyman. The Spiro’s and
Paknlskl’s are well known in Ncrwulk,
having formerly resided here. The un-
uouncement that the marriage took place
Monday caused considerable surprise in
Danbuvy, us invitation to the wedding
had been issued announcing that the
event was to take place on the 8th of
next month at the house of the bride’s
parents on Balmforth avenue. It was
also well known that the bride’ 3 parents
had made considerable preparation for
the coming wedding feast.
The reason that the young couple went
to New York and anticipated the marri-
age was because of fault found by the
father of the groom. It is a well known
fact that Mr. Spiro, perc, and Samuel
Pukulski have not been on exactly
brotherly terms for a long time; in fact,
they didn’t speak as they passed by.
When the invitations were issued that
the marriage was to take place at Mr.
Pakulskl's home, Mr. Spiro entered a
protest. Hoof course would not go to
the house of Mr. Pakulekr, and wanted
it to take place in a hall. There was
sleou suggestion in his note that was
not pleastng to Mr. Paknleki, and if
there was any desire to change the pro-
gramme to suit Mr. Spiro, the suggestion
referred to was knocked it in the head.
Last Saturday evening Miss Rose went to
New York to procure her wedding
outfit. iir. Spiro's letter came to Mr.
Pukulski after the had taken her depart-
ure for New York. The groom elect
mode asuggcstlou to his intended fatherr
in-law that as long as there was a dlfier-
ence of opinion and feeling it would be
a good thing, perhaps, all around, for
him to follow Rose to New York and gel
marrled quietly to her there. He pointed
out that It Would avoid any unnecessary
cfuabtng, and asked Mr. Pakulaki’a con-
sent to the scheme. Mr. Pakulski
thought as Nathan Spiro did and com
rented to the proposal. Nathan Spiro
rock u later train, met his intended,
stated the case to her and the couple
were married. Of course, the affair will
necessttate tho culling in of the invita-
tions on account of the event being anti-
otpntcd.
HAPPY ”RB LADBIES.
Visit of tho Allentown Fire Company
to Hartford.
Tim Good Will Volunteer Engine com-
pany. of Allentown Pa, uccompauied
by the AIlcntovvn Band, reached Hart-
ford on the 4:40 train from New Haven
yesterday afternoon. The matters were
met at the depot by Chief EngIneer
Edlilfl and several others of the Hartford
fire department.
A proceeswn one formed and the viui-
tore proceeded through the pnncipal
streets of the City to the Capitol build-
Ing. Tht‘y marched thence to the to-
vmtviug stand, where the band gave in
concert that was listened to by fully
1,000 people. This morning there was
an exhibition of the city's tire apparatus
and the Allentown boys left for Dan.
bury on the 10:30 train.
AN AUSI’ICIOL’S OFBNIMQ.
The last lorwaik Fair and Festival Now
in Progress.
The fair and festival under the auspices
of the East Avenue M. E. church, was
opened lost evening. Randall‘s ball,
was tastefully decorated, was well filled
with spectators. The booths presented u
very pretty appearance. and attended. as
they were, by pretty mmcs who were
gully attired, Were the source of admini-
lion.
During the «vetting exervlpoa were
rendered which were very much enjoy-
(31..
The fair is destined to ho u grout suc-
cess. The committees have worked hard
and their labors will doubtlm be uburt
tlsutly rewarded.
«Do You "not I Domain '1
New buildings and new walls hm al-
ways dump, as we have found out to our
sorrow by having about 50 dozen kid
gloves slightly mlldcwcd, some more,
some fear. and some not at all. The
31.2%. grade, price 850. pair; the 80c.
grade, price 60c. pair. These we have
full arsortmont of and are cheaper than
dirt.
in connection with the above we will
sell lsdles' open work bordered aprons,
no. (sch; good quality unbleached mos-
lln, 6c. yd.; best all wool cashmerss and
urges. 450. yd., worth ”to. The prices
will only last from 5 o'clock this evening
till closing time, S} o'clock. Don't hesi-
tate, for you do not and these bargains
more than once a year. Baton Store,
South Norwalk.
mum Suspected
About midnight last night the body of
an unknown man wss found lying be-
pon, breathing heavily. he died to a
few minutes. Rewaadtsusdsssworka-
mun-nomabouttwsstyyssuofls
Mmuubbgonhlspsmalo lead
his Headlands. lttstkougkt that
Lambs! play. ,
«MWW‘wayw rosavsfl
thantcbsymm Fridaycr
Istsrssy' . Bamasdsulou Mr
W.
mrrohtbluouConur-uloullm
Held in louth Iorwslk I‘D-luv
The Prohibitionists of the Fourth don- , ‘ V; H
grassland! District mctfu this city "Ill;
afternoon. 0. 8. Barber of Esrwinflotl
wad appointed chairman and Rev. A. «It;
Park, of Huntington, secretary of the
convention. ‘
Shortly after organization was pm ‘
footed a candidate for Conga. was
nominated. Twenty-three votes were
out, which resulted in the choice of Io.
D. Baldwin of Plymouth.
In accepting the nomination be undo
a apirlwd speech.
The following platform was adopted:
The Prohibitionists of the Fourth Gut»
grep-tonal District of Connecticut In
convention assembled reaffirm our alleg-
iance to the Prohibition party in stale
and nation.
We moat heartily approve the platform
adopted by our state convention, 1800,
and would lay special stress on the fol-
lowing sections of sold platform:
That the rccent supreme court decision
in the “original package" case has open-
ed every foot of the land to the trade in
rum; and whatever partial or temporary
relief congressional enactment or
supreme court definitIcns may aflord,
this decision has demonstrated monome-
sity of national prohibition, before the
issue can be permanently settled.
That the Prohibition forces of the
county should at once proceed along the
line of national legislation, at the earliest
opportunity, enacting prohibition for all
national domain within the control of
congress; and then, by securing the
necessary action, abolish the traffic
throughout the country.
We declare that as both the Democratic
and Republican parties have espoused
the cause of license with all its attend-
ant evils, therefore no true temperance
than can consistently vote for any csudi- '
date of these parties, (no matter if the
candidate is a temperance mun and
in every way above reproach) without
nullifying all his temperance principles,
for he Votes to elect the party as much
as the man, and to voters to perpetuate
the saloon.
We declare also that it is most incon-
sistent and absurd to profess a love for
temperance. and to vote 3 no licence
ballot for the town, and at the some
time vote to elect the candidates of
license parties in state and nation.
The County, Senatorial and Probate
conventions are being held as we go to
press.
Judge Delorest Nominated.
A telegram from t}. R. Townsend, one
of the delegates to the Democrutic (Jon-
gressionsl convention, which convened
in Bridgeport to-duy, stores that Judge
Robert E. DeFoveet was nominated for
Congress from the Fourth Congreuloual
district.
I’OLITICAL POINTS.
Republicans. Democrats and Prohibition-
Isrs Preparing for the Campaign.
The Democrats of Weston will nomi-
nate candtdntes for town ofiices next
Wednesday.
The Democratic County Convention to
nominate a Sheriff is called to take place
at the Town Hall in Newtowo, October
15.
The Republican borough caucus will
be held in the Town House next blond-y
evening. to nominate candidstes for hos.
ougb offices.
The borough Democrats will hold a
caucus In the Town House on next Toss.
day evening, at 8:00 o‘clock, to nominate
candidates for town ofllces.
Tho Pruhibltionists will rally at the
Opera House this evening. Rev. Henry
B. Hudson, of New York, will dollvt
an address.
Tho Republicans of the First aud‘l'bivtl
voting districts held a caucus It the
Town iloooc last evening to nominate
delegates to attend the Congressional,
County, Senatorial, sud Probate count»
floor. The delegates nominated were as
follows: Congressional, Harry Bldsr
and Bradley 8. Keith; County, Alfred 7..
Austin and Wallscc Dsnn; Senatorial,
Joseph A. tiny and Wind (3. Belts;
Probate. Charles A. Wheeler and Grasp
'1‘. Brady.
Today the Democratic convention to
place in nomination a candidate for the
Fourth Congressional District,“ bolus
held of. ilawca' Opera Rouse. Endp-
porf, The delegates from South Norwslk
srs Nelson Taylor and Cbsvlcs 8. Town.
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