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NUMBER 845..

Entered at the Post Office at South Norwalk as
Second-Class Matter.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN .. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1890.

PRICE TWO CENTS.

 

DIRECTORY

main initial [limit

0' .
TOWN OF NOBWM.

Abbreviations: N.-!fovwalk; S. N.—-Bouth Nor
walk; B. NF“ Norwslk.

To those of our readers who are not al-
ready aware of the fact we would an that
every Ir- herelu represented. whet or of

or shall degree. will be found
I y rallablo In every business truan-
nctlon. and well worthy of all patronage
extended to then.

AIR COMPRESSORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0. The. Water st,
near It. It. bridge.
ARCHITECTS.

‘ APP WI.S.IIIIWsIhlngtonst plan-sud
I:‘pnoiiizinilona furnished at rsnsonsble’rstes.

with. IINBB D. our. Alain and'Wsli nu. N.
WW and free hand drawing.
021m

A
.1 office sowiu st,N. Rsal
”WW and

. BAKERS. askington

DeKLYN tSON. ll'l Mallet. Nand M W
st. 8. N. also, More in confeaiouery. ice
cream. ions. etc. "

:50on um 0.19110.an s.1v. Bole
ugen" t for Norton's celebrated ice creamwm.N Pun:
RRN CHAS. L. Iain shoe-r . . '

wowferli‘tialf'nery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.

WILSON‘S "Ilome Made“ Bread Bakery. Grantle-
ville. brave orders at Gus Pitzer's. 17 ILR. Place,

BANKS. m V
KN'I'ItAL NATIONAL BANK. The. W st. . .

capital flint“). surplus 514.11”. . George I.
ll tit; Iii. L. Boyer. vice-president.
“'Illlnlll . Curtis. William 68 W h'nirton

' TIUNAL BAN ’, , as i st.

Clo-1:: iii... N. Capital slump; surplus us
an. R. ll. Rowan. president; Jacob M. Lay-
AMIR’PmIBthDL ‘t'n NATIONAL BANK Tb

COUL ‘ ' ' ' . t

F44 Wall st. N. Incorporated ISM. Capital ’31),

0]). Prest..Jamos W.llyntt; viceprest..hdwm
0. Keeler; cashier. Lewis C. Green.

FAIRl-‘IELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The.5i
Wall s N. Deposits stump. surplus that)».
Winfiel S. Hourly. prest; Martin ti. Cniw, rice
prest; James II. Bailey. tress.

NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK. The. 51 Wall
st. N. incorporatsd 1557. Cat ital ”10.000. Lben
ezer Ilill. print; E. J. II l,vice rest; ll. P.
Price. ushier. Directors. ll. llii , L. .l. iiiii,
W. G. Thomas. E. K. Lockwood, J. A. Osborn.
0. E. Wilson, E. Beard. D. W. Fitch. W. l
Bishop. Bunkers‘ Merchants’. Muuufueturcrs'.
Pmonnl and Family accounts are solicited.

NORWALII SAVINGS SOCIETY. The. Wall st, N
Deposits over gusto». surplus amino. tie-om
I. Holm prest.; R. B. Craufurd. vice-prest..
George Ii. er, trees.

SOUTH NORWALS SALINiiS‘fil‘llrg’NKh'IAbg. :2:

"overall! , e on . . e
ms. pram; John ll. Knapp. trons. Interest
paid depotitors. Money loaned on mortgage.

BEEF. (“'lioloanlo.)

SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO. 8. N. Bammorui
beef, pork. sheep. lamb, val. etc.

TERRY, WM. M. A C0,. N. Armour's beef and
provisions. lloine dram! lamb and mutton.
BILL P051128 AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BENTON. J. F. Post office box 435, N. Circulars
folded in over woo Sunday papers.

BLACKSMITHS.
CARR, 630. T. foot Raymond st. 8. N.
shoetn a special" I .
g BRIDE“?- llUlLDI-IRS.
GED. S. or CO. 1’. 0 box 534i. 5. N. builder:
of bridges, docks. pile foundations. etc.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

BROWN. II. S. So. lain st. S. N. custom Work and
repairing' nspecnilty.

HARVEY. C. II. No. Main at. S. N. specialties in
lieu... shoes and robbers.

“One-

good assortment at low prices.
30m AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS. GEO. 29 Railroad Plano. S. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BOOKSELLBBS AND STATIONERS.
N50 J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving. Wed
m sidiiouery. base bullsnd tenor; “:1;
LAIS ' RUG 8T0 ‘3 'ss 'ugtou st.
P S. NFFHtholeupphen numeral stationery.
BOX MAKERS. (Wood and Paper.)
RNAPP. R. 1'. Wm st. 8. N. manufacturer of bin

OORSRT MANUFACTURERS. "

BOT]! It GOLDSCIIIID'I‘ S. N. In no-
tutors u the ndollatcd 1(sz
COUCH REMEDIES.

PLAISTID'B COCO]! RRKRDYJmmod toms,

manufactured stew-doughnut. S.N.
CROCHET AND OLASSWARR.

NASH. [II I 380.com Islnnndwmanfi. ll.
Again and tin wars

UNIVERSAL STORE The. No. Iain st, near Wm.
lamps. crockery. glass wars. housefurnilhlm.eto.

DRNTIS‘I‘S.

DOUTWELL, C. F. Lsutisr'a block. So. lain It. I.
N. Omcshours.8s.m. toop. ru.

KENDALL. CEO. 8.. D.D.S. Wuhluv-ton. cor.
Franklin sin. 8. N. Noun 8 us. to ti pint;

NRWKIRLJ.C.olicestrssidenec low st.
near Congregational Church. N. gas “ministered.
Gold and porcelain crowns inserted. S N

WRED.W.L. D.D.S. 791:1»th oust. . .
lloursSs. m‘. totip. in. Gas administeredmust .

DOORS, BASH AND BLINDS.
SNI'I'IIJV. B. a C0. is t 1': Water st. N. carriage

wood work, wheels. etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER I‘Il’l. ,
PIERCE. F. I. NObestnutst, S.N. Crushodltooe.

newer contractor. etc.

RAYMOND BROS. Akron. salt glued and cement
pipe. 3 to as influx in diameter.

DRUGS AND BENGALS.

EAST BIDR PHARMACY. Van andt ave. I. N.
Sunday bums toiilu.ut. liolpm. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded. ,

GREGORY. J. G. all Wallet. N. Established 1329.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.

RIGGS, JOIIN A. ll Nuin st. N. Perfumes.-ilfty
five different perfumes.

PLAISTED'S. 43 Washington st. S. N. patent medlv
ciuui, etc. l’hysiclans‘ premiptious u specialty.
DRY-GOODS.

ANBLER. J . L. a; SONS—"The Equitable," No. 7.5
Gazette building. N. Dry goods. oil cloths. mat
tings and rugs.

BANKS, R. K. Mahsckemo Rotcl block, 8. N. dry-

goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwenru specialty.

BENNETT. J. F.19 Main iit. N. Business esuib

lished over forty-two years.

DICRBRMAN. A. a SON. Si Washington at. S. N.

goods. carpets, etc. (sec adv.)

SCOFIELD Jr IIOY'I‘. 3 Gazette bidg, N. as Wush—

ington st. 8. N. (See advertisement.)

STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry

goods. fancy gwds. notions and hosiery.

EN PRESS 0031 PANIES. .
ADAMS EXPRESS ('0. oflice railroad station. 3.
N. amiss Wuli st. N. Rxpress fonvsrders to all
parts of the world. Passenger train service. Low
rates. ulster ilunt. agent.

EXPRESSMEN.

BURTON & BRUNDAGB. office at Benedict‘s. l3

Wull st. N. Our motto. “prompt attention."

CAVANAGII'S EXPRRSS. b . furniture and

pianos moved. Leave orders at ’laisied's. S. N.

SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at post-office and

liule's. Careful and prompt servrce.

EXTRACTS. ESSENCES. ITO.

BYXBEE. P. S. a CO. 99 Main st N. lsnufactur-

ers of Scofield's celebrated flavoring extracts.

NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of

fine extracts. I-‘. S. Ambler.

FERTILIZERS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super-phosphate.spec-

inl msnures. land plaster. ground bone.wood ashes.

SHITH. W. I]. R; CO. Water at. N. agents for “11’

llama Clark A: Co.'s standard fertilizers.

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordluary shapes in stock. spec-
ials to order.flre mortur.sund.chimney fine luiingn'

FISH, OYSTEILS. CLAlIS, ETC.

IIL'NT St ZELL'FI’. 69 Washington st. S N. fine

fish. oysters. clams. fruits. game. vegetables.ctc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.

HORTON. JOHN B. or Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also

stone dealer.

RAYMOND BROS. contractors for ling. concrete.

asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.

FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER

HEATERS.

IERKKR, W. II. a CO. Music Hall block. S. N.
sole agents.

FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEM" FLOUR. the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.

L'IIUMMEDIEU. DANIEL. east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw. flour and feed in
. load. car or cargo lots.

RED MILL. Dnricn. Crofoot A 1m. (lruxn. choic

 

mpacflugbomctc. “ 'shop,‘ “j.
BUILDING IlATERIAlAi.
FIRESJOIIN ll. ft. Washington it. S. N. also

blue sione.sower plyic.‘l'ixy. titrtitivi‘etr:‘.’ri k f m
LIOARDCHASJI‘. ntersl, '. c a
high. iim'e. cement. ter. hair. etc. also blur
sums. nrebrick and y. Phi his
RAYMOND BROS. Milwaukee. ladelp snu
Trenton fronts. brick. lath. lime. cement. adamant.
BUTTER. CHEESE, Imus, to. m
TON BUTTER HOUSEnextdonr to the i
ROS 1 S.N.—-s spoglaliy made of) all [I'llmlli

All
grades of butter. eggsfiard. canned goods. etc.
CARRIAGE REI’OalToRIES.
DANN. WM. 3. to Wall at. N. CW. harnesses.
horse. stable and carriage furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CROWLJAIIIS C.shopAnn st. S. N. estimates
give. yobbtug promptly attended to.
HORTON. WI. A. trlTsylorsvenue.u.N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
RANDALL. I. D. Randall's mill. If. N. Iodsru
run by cheap power ensues ms to give
low lgnnis. large work a specialty.
RAYIONDJ. II. Ill) Water st. S.N. manufacturer
of mokiin brackets. casings. corner blocks, wl
Inns. newe bl littlest-in. Band. scroll sowing sun
turning. list b oclis. bottom mils.boucbes.racks.
Jobbing done. bunnies given. Telephone Si-il.
SHERWOOD. S. It. iii Orove st. S. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
WILSON. S. Il. shopCroas at. near lslu.-0hice cor.
Wallsl. and Boldeu uve.. N. Swain wood working.
moukilngs. window franwn and turning. .Loivent

feed. _, and rye tlour.
FLORISTS.

B G. PAUL. Woodward Place. S, .V'. plunts,cut
owers and ornamental pleura rustle to order.
GUIGUE. P. L. 36Wsrd st. 0 p. Union Cemetery N.
Plants. cut flowers. etc. loral work a specialty.
ICKAY. JORN. It. N. near the depot. Bedding

lame—cut flowers and iioriit work of all kinds.
glue roses o specialty.
SMITH. JOilN ll. So. lain st. SN. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants. cut
flowers. etc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.

FURNITURI DEALERS.
COLEMAN. THEODORE.anan st.(east and)
Furniture. looking glasses. picture frames. etc.
CRAM l‘t WIIITTLIISEY. till lain at. N. (Ray
mond‘s old stand). See advertisem-t.
RAYMOND GEO. If. new store. 46 and 4:! Main at.
N. Four doors sbovc old store.

tifl‘OW DAVID. 26. ill. 30. and $1. Solain st. S.N.
turo. mattresses. etc.

OAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK OAS LIGIIT COMPANY. office i9
Water at. N. One for light. heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal 'l'nr three dol-
ism per barrel. package extra.

OIIOCIIIIS. (WholennleJ
HOLIIIS a KEELER.9atid ll Wall st N. whole-
sale groom. dour. main. hay. etc.
SELLEUK Rims. “and iii Wail at. N. wholesale
mice-rs. hour. foul. grain. hay. etc.

 

atlmslcl. Money loaned. T ‘ f 2552.
0mm AND Olww'l‘llri.
SCOPIRLD a IIOY'I‘. 3 (lustre bldg. N. as Wash-

ington at, ll. N. (Sec advertisement.)
CARRIAGE MANUIAO‘I‘URRRS.
’I'ILLY,llKleI.No.llaiu st. S.N. manufacturer of
Special sueutlon given in repairing.
Willing". Ill-INN. room Frankliiist.nisuufso
w

m agons. iruelts.etc. l'slutiug.
g'irh-h'andve‘arluawm _ M

“no nation. was... ofIlroad-
oeuuwhn “will“

:nsnm'u'uiuuuitaguw Nwoddlngaaml

r ' e ' u. .

limits-misunde- tinder.
csruom ooons.

‘mJ.T.lOO.:IiIsln unison»
mmmamlbooksellg:

cum:- rier; MANUIAO‘I'CRRRO.
LIONARD. CllAll. 1‘. Water N. all sires and
shapes. also utilclsi steps. rig. rut.
OIOAII BOX MANUFACTURE“ f
. CIIAS.8.!?.Iar-hsll S.N.insnuso
"flash from and dealer is bhonn.
CIOAB MANUFACTURERS.
I ‘1' O OLIH’I'KAD CIOAR CO. The. ”Sula":
if. It. manufacturers of fins elm. S N
OLD WILL CiuAlt CO. The. Washinguin st. . .
W in.

MIN Elba-Illn. snowmo-
w an

DIV“. INOINRRRS.
an. WI. s. to: Washl on st. 5.1!.
gaun- given to ioul notifying. Lock m7?
W. B. A SON. cor. Wm amine and Court
land! . EN. Hydraulic nudssnitsry scanners.
WOODIO. N. I Isl-st. if. “Mayo-wily

to.
CWO DRALIID. N
COW IMO. Masons building. .and is
mm 8.11. mmufnctmlobben and retailers
OOAL AND WOOD.
u, 6.“. Leblgh.
Poushonis.

mum marma- it. is. sum
tl-sf sinus. us ”I... onsl.shosii

Iii! 0ND .maumndllall
ml annnrco w m 'r' '
s.n.h,.m.°s‘r’us.m.o‘d°’

mots.
mount. Gan-tie s's' .
- . .1an Days-devotion.I
unlmmms-nm

W I. .
commune-w - =-

OROCl-iltrl.
BROWN A WILCOX) 70 Washington st. 8. N. sole
w. ' for- ‘ ‘ Farmington crrsmsry butter.

BECKER. CONRAD. in Washington st. S. N.

choice groceriea slid provtsious.

FIRMS. CHAS. ll. successor to liuirhlna. ”No.

Help st. 8. N. table delicacies for family trade.

HNNEOAN A O'RSILLY. 168 Main at, N. flour.
feed. hay. strnw. coal and wood.

HNNKY I. BENEDICT it Well st. N. fancy and

staple groceries. mufectionsry. fruit. etc.

FI'I‘OII. D. W. W" ave. our. lsrwlu ILN. courted
goo-in. collars. teas. betas. are

owns. 0. Law-tin. N. a... to til-ya:
m obtnhisble. ‘ ' ‘

outrun sou. 'r. ti. Swarm. s. N. is. gro-
ceries. choice meats. hour. ted. etc.

iiANl‘Oltfl. W. ti. last ave. near it it. nation. RN.
Asbestos palm. achwl supplier. sic.

LAWTON. 7. DJ (:0. III ilo. lisiastJ. Nut»
caries and table delicacies.

L'RONNIDIKU. DANIIkmteMMthIW
st. b rigs. ii. N. toss. colon. spins-u. a specialty.
DOORS a MARIAN. Nolan: si. nssr Wm. SJI.

fins groceries. foreign fruits. loot, feed. sic.
NEW YORK TBA (30., 07 Rain at. N.-—N. Bella.—
'i'eas. coffees l spices a specialty.
NlCilltittiON Ii S'l’l‘ii. a and in lain at. N. s
vpecisliy made of tsbls delicacies.
m‘IIAll. GEO. Wilton ave. sud School It. It.
New store, new goods and new prices.
SEYMOUR. C. R. as Wash! vi. ii. N. but
qnsrtsrs for celebrated 'Drw ' nursed goods.
VALDKN. CHAS. Ii. 6 Wailat. N. Cree-cry but.
for. cheese. eggs. table delicacies. fruits. etc.
IlATTRRS’ runs. (M’I’R'S 0')
ASCII. .1083”! J. 7 Home at. S. N. also farmers
of bat hodws.

ns'rnili. unis-2:330. gum smash s.
N. IN”. -. m. I” t
and enumaof hsttsrs‘ (an. '9

IIAT‘I‘RIB' 1001‘.

- wanna. W.A. Water at. s. N. iron foam.
water boars.

light soft comings. extension
RATE AND CAFE. install.)
KNAl’l’ TIlll liA'i'i'lii. vi Wuk st. I. N.
nspecisiiyuistlsoflnnsul-d halt.
RAT IANCIAC'I'IIIRIL
“In. I. V. l (:0. um film. lhnstll
id flexible barn

II
Cliol'll’i‘ s KNAPI‘. m 15!. factories
conlsin limos aaiiWaiiwcToll-IMEN.
New Inksisnidilrssnesonst.
unsanu. k IAMOLWQSN.“
“I. s IFI‘OCI. IL! alaolsw
BAIIOND 00 st. .
momma-nan.
vfinn .mnu-nsnu.m.s.n.

 

milk "

mnwann Aim ova-ma.
PROWIIT.J.T.s§lainst.N.ilgbthsldwsrsand

mmw.n.soo.is-ui if wit-nuns»
ers'aridcontrams‘n

UINTARD W.c.liiaiellsllblock.l.li. pain,

Qails.glssn,’¢o. Oessdv.)

UMP: remit If barn.
sudrepsiringusntiydzo.

IIORII animus.

PARSONS ll.ll.SrooksidsSiocklarin.S.Il.lns
horsessntedtoslipurpossn.‘ Allsninislssoidby
this establishment are warrsiited. lions of the
Frsnehooachingstslilon“flslllud."

nom snow

It: ELLARJORN No. Nsin st. ii. N.

‘3. W

inl air
given to shoeing driving 8 trotting horses.
HOTELS.
“ERICAN HOTEL. If! Halli If. N. 1.0. Cellini.
European plan. restaurant attached.
GERMAN“ HOTEL, so Mead plant, Burp
Bchsub stor.

NORWALK u .n.s1v. niedepot
N. IcPngghlfq’erass aocnrnodstlons.
OLD WELL GIRLMWsshingtou shall. lined

RODS! “WEIRD (3031)..
murmur m . .crocksry.
glassware. tin sud wooden ware"
‘ ICE DEALERS. . .
BURCIIARI). B. “Roldan. Point. Farm." 8. N. also
rsllk producer. .
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE .k LOCKWOOD. 0 Iain at. N. Insur.
ance and real estate in all its branches.

LAYTON. JACOB M. Washington st next to PD.
S N. fire. plate glass. accident and ii a. (one adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. Main and Wall III. N. Real

estate. investments, loans negotiswd. etc.
IORRELI.& L'IIOMNKDIEU. 95 Washington st,
8. N. strictly first-class companies represented.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 4.5 a 4'; Washington It.
SN. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. (30.. S. 8. L'-
lloinmedieu. agent. Washington st. SN. sec ad.
RETROPOLITAN LIFE INS C0. or Washington

st. S. N. i". J. Ombb. assistant supt.
NORWALK FIRE ms. (70.. N. in successful

business since ism. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. (.5 Washing-

ton st. 5. N. Jno. French, mt. superintendent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAL'FL'RI) R. B. Ilsnonlc bidf. N. 6% Bonds
Niddlosex linking and Equitabe )l‘t'ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. II. .9: CO. is and i7 Wafer st. N.
springs. axles. curring: hardwure. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HERRI'I‘T. E. M. or and 56 Water st. N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st. S. N. Wm. If. Iloyt. proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES Jr CLANCY at The Norwslk Iron Works
(10.. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.

JEWELRRS.

FERRIS. A. S. 39 50. Main st.S,N. op. City Hotel.
S.N. line which repairing a specialty.

HOI’T. II. II. 18 No. Mu st. 5. N. strictly Mela-i
goods at low prices.

JACKSON. LeORAND. 56 Wall It. N. watches.“
moods. etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.

ROOD. II. S. diamondswstc jewelry. silver and
phited ware. repairing nspccin ty. 83 Main sf. SN.

LAWYERS.

AI'STIN. ALFRED 5. room 3 Masonic b'd'g. Wall
st. borough. Notary and Real brute.

FROST. RUSSEL 8 No. Main st. notary, legal
business of all km a carefully attended lo.

HURLBL'T’I'. .l. BELOEN. rooms 3 and 6 Gazette
building. it all st. borough.

LIGHT. JOHN ii. if): Washington st S. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for New Yor state,

LOCKWOOD EDWARD M. room 4 Gazette bldg.
borough- Attorney. notary and pensions.

SEYNOL'R. JOIIN 8. room s, Fail-field Co. Nat.
Bank building. N. Counsellor at. law.

WALSH. JOHN J. roomi Naaoulc building. Wail
st. borough.

LIVRRT STABLRS.

DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Office No, ii River st. N.

GREGORY. GEO. 3. it Knight st. N. Fine turn-
outs s specialty. Telephone :iS-Jl.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.

LOCKWOOD NANLTI’ACTI‘RINU ('0. Da at. 9.
N. lfnnufucturm of buildcrn‘ hardware. ton
other: 36 Paul at; New York omits ll) Reade at;
Chicago office I!) Luke st.

NOIIWALK LOCK COMPANY. 8. N. New York
031cc 8:! Chambers st. Locks and buildera' bard-
wure; designers; founders- workers of artistic
house trimmings in brorue. rans iron.

LUMBER DEALERS.

IIILL. E. .l, 9 Wstrr at. N. All kinds of lumberde»

littered to any point by rail. team or rebel.

MACHINE SHOPS.

NORWALI iRON WORKS CO. The. water st.
nesriLIt.bvidge.S. N. General machhicry. iron
and brass castings. [org-min. Babbitt metal. in
pairs for msuufsctonen steamboets.

SCOII'iELD. W]. A. Knight at. N. New machinery

made and repairing promptly attended to.

MARK" OARDRNIRS.

JENNINGS A WATEIIBURY. S. N. bcrrles and all

gartlcuprodnceiuaeaaon for thswbolemletrade.
MARKETS.

A IODEL mum. so Wall rt. N.Wni.Wsrdwsli.
prop. beef. veal. lamb. mutton and poultry.

AVIthN. A. L56 lain at. N. meets. fruits.
bin, Ssh. oystern. clams. and escsllops. butter.
ems. lard. mused goods. etc.

BINNHI'I' a BUSTED. mats. Ash. 0 too
stern. clams. fruits, :28 No. Rain at. S. .

131825th DANA U. i! lain st. N. choice-nan.
poultry. fish. vegetables. etc.

Biti'i'l‘O'S CENTRAL MARKET. r Watsv at. N.
Nuts. vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lowest prices.

CARR. WILLIAM ll. Benedict Paris market [3.
Pine rho-ts. fresh vegetables-inmates“ prions.

FARIUNOTON. J. A. nests, pram .Ish.o stun.
vi-usisbies, fruits. butter. sic. .lt. mare. .N.

Oliltl’i‘. CEO. m Chains: at. ii. N. choice m
vegetables. fruit. etc. Welsh prices.

iiAYlii "Jill is Nolan at S. N. Mum
of all kinds. lieu resisted lard a spacialiyé.

ilSON. A. 0. Central ket.rov. Rainsnd vi

“fund st. S. N. Choice Va.‘pouitry. vegetables.
IBURNI WM. m salt ngtoust. W”, ii.

”N. dials: illitall kud- frsnh nears.

WINDOD. L. W upw- St. ":1 I. he

‘ WOOD A 'RW 1 . he

”hi. on... i. ,m‘l‘. "' .,.

LIONS. A. 6.. Old Well Market: gm n,
S.N.pvlmmissadpouluynt .

RADIO. ALBlN. lain at. sass Was. I. II. Men
masts. lab. oysters, vegetables. dellcainnna. etc

PICKERINO. ii. 8. East nve.op. schml honnnjfi.
beef. real. motion, etc.

SCRAUR. JACOll. a! West W-hlwntow stJJI.
ntrietiy amino meats. poultry s specialty.

Sli'i‘li'il WASHINGTON MARKET. 3 Wash
Inn at. 3N. nun meats and poultry for family trails.

SPILLANRJ. W. 15 Inseam] at. N. wagon nan
chilly all m the town.

WAill. W. s. what. Diurnal. inns
inn" wtvofmwawiih leafs-shad talents.

WIXON, J. I». 7? Wall at. N. Choirs Innis, poni-
try, traits. vegetables. better. Gm. rte

MAIDLI AND OMNITI.

BATES. P. W. Water at. N. unanimous of Ian
granites-d “sumo” deals in building
static no work.

“WHILN. W. lolainst.ll. will"
lie “morn. inudstonss. pour. etc.

masons AID lllJ'ILDlII.
smoun. HENRY. 1. West ave. MI. All kinds
of nurse insane contrasts labia. I
m WILLIAI “Wilton swans. . M

mm is- lama“, curbing. ate.

"I111. Wild)“ IL. Wow. si.l. I. w
my sits-ins in.

WWII. WILLIAI. 8 Hill $3. Alikinlnaf
LA aadgrafiagpvosuptiym

mes
Ora-us fies-laymen".

WWI non M
In all... N. W's
MIMI” “IAIN“
WEB! Wilt“. Amffl‘m.

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M. "*

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magmas
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were 1:31 we

MINONDJIOJI. Quinlan ll. Iran
'0' dens-shinny; W774"

m1 All! IANCI 0%
CAVANAODJISSI. ll. iCls ii. N.
and draw making. ’ st.

AWOITT’ hudqlutsrsf milling. 3W“.
'st.N.(:s6:'lthiasrasnt)': N '
man 49 . Aqua W

”Old WW mimic .”
JANE. Ills. l. L IbolsiushaJi. intent
#5:,“ Illness.“ ,N lullwy Yancy

ashram... u” '

MUIIO TEACHERS.
BRADLEY %O.W. mofthcistaWIi.
It. Nash) I98 at. N. rumsntsl music only

FRITZ. KISS IIINNLB P. m lain st. N. Piano
and organ instruction.

GIBSONJLEX. s. r: atx. Piano. organ
and humouy. w

HUNTINGTON. IRS. 129 Rain st.l. Vocal in—
structioussulvoicndsvelopnisnt.

NASH. 1188 ern R. 32 North avenue. 1!.
Pianosudorgnnlnstrnctlon.

SAWlefRSJLJJacMofimumtsl and
Wattage.” Multan. ii. Ptsistsd'b.
es s. . .

NEWS DIPOTS. N m k
DODWEI. II. R 74 Washington is, . no
books. sll: periohealn. etc.

wunun. J. ll. '1» w u .

Realm stationery. tin and glass wars.
8" WORK MERGE”.

PERRIS. 8. D. Orders loll ,sl Bodwcll's

, ”Walkman-t. s. N.‘ ‘ ‘3 M

IDCKWOOD 0. B. officesDellyn's. .1: Greg»
ory'n N; New York 160 Greene st. '
NEW C SECOND-HAND FURNITURI.

PODMORB. WM. under Salvation Army Barracks.
S. N. Stoves. ranges. crockery. carpets. etc.
OYSTER I’LAN'I'BBS AND DEALERS.

BELL. IIIRAII P. 0. 30: Ill, 8. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and claim.

CUTBILI. R. J. foot of Raymond at. S. N. whole
sale dealer in fineoystors.

HOYT. W. II. it SON. 124 Water st. S. N. float of
Ba w ole-ale
dealers in native oysters.

ymoud) planters. exporters and

REED A: IIOUSIIAN. fill Wsterst, S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

VAN NANB. J.L.& 00.. l’. O. Box bis 8. N.
Oysters sod clams. wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. Ais—

fhorpe prop. Riverside sve S. N. Stoves. Steam

and [fat Air Furnace w s specialty. Sole
agent. for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

PROWITT. J. 'i'. 45 Main at. N. .lewett's leads.
)fusury and Wadswortb‘s mixed paints.

RAYMOND BROS. chctt's, Atlantic rind Stanley's
Le . Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.

SMl ll. W. 1!. cm. link 17 Water it. N. agents
for Inmgnum A Martinez paints.

PAPER HANGING;

PRATT it CO. Water at. near Well. N. also paints.
oils and gins.

PROWITT,J. T. 45 Main st. N. window shades.
Hollands. fixtures. etc.

TAYLOR k ('0. ‘21 Main at, N. sll-o hardware.
pints, oils, glare. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLACKNAN c, A. if Main st. N. instantaneous
process. Children's photos a specislty.

NORTH. O. s. 73 Washington at. S. N. one quality
only and that the host.

READIIAN. F. E (Janette build . N. Cabinet
photographs .2 per don; one fdoz. 81,50.

PIANO TONI!“ All) RRPAIRRRS.

BENIN-IE. C. P. Lockwood ilnll. N. Also dealer in

plum. organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANINO MILLS.

RANDALL. MINER i). R. N. All kinds of wood

work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.

XBEKERACO.. W. ii. lBliC flail block. 8. N.
Plumbing. steam and ms Siting.

NASH. F. ii. A BRO. cor. Main and West Its. S. N.
Plumbing and gas tilting. ranges and haters.

RAILROADS.

NORWALK IIOltrlll RAILWAY 00. James W.
llysit. pram; (l. Hoyt. supt.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, J ACOR I. Washington at. next to PO.
SN. property for sale. houses to rent. (see adv.)
MORRELLJI UROIIEDIEU. 95 Washington st.
S. N. selling. renting and collecting.

Wii.t~'0N.0, E. blag. N. Investments and
money to loan. no insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates. .

WOODWARD. it. A. No. Main st. 9. N. houses a I
rent and building lots for sole.

RIIS‘I'A l’RAN'I'N. .

BEE DIVE. 5 Water at. N, warm meals at all
hours. dinner at.

“ENIIY'S. 16 50. Main at. S. N. The Mr the dinner
in the city. Board by the day or work.

SANITARY KNIIINBERN.

RIDER. W. B. a SON. in Washington st. 3, N.

Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
NCIIOOLH. (Private)

BAIRD‘S KISS iNSTl'lTTK, 6 Orchard st. N.
Young in ding and day school. ‘

HEAD. Hrs. Hillside, N. Day and boarding school
for girlnsod young ladies. Pits for any collelfi
oreournncom lets-in vf. Fully tqlll d
we .3". "new “i:
lust v or ~
the study”?! art. I" s amlwfiocutwn,
nil term begins "claim of Circulars will be
sent upon application.

NORWALK liLi’l‘AltY lNii'i‘iTL'TB. N. hank ii.
Roberts. principal. Circular on request.

WIIM’N. )"l. H. H. Sthsioi for boys. Noriulk.
i". l’rrpnrator to collegi- sml xirrit‘itlr schools,
For liifl'lulf'. lrvrs its plum:

SEWING MACHINE
SBAIIJR. C. I. it: Solatn It. SN. "Wheeler and
Wllaw" and "Ilouachold." needles. oil. nimb-
menta. Repairing a specialty.
SIWRR CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND Bllflll. sewers built. water pipes laiii,
excavating. llllog. grading. landscape gardening.
film! MANC'ACTIIRERS.
LOUNSBUIIY. NATIIIWSON Jr (30. :i.N. India'
he shun.

GEO. B. WEED l (‘0. and anion-ma 7f. 73

75. us 7: Wm u. it . flatnbllshnd into?
Manufacturers of lsdin' mines' and chlldnm'n
In: footwear for the mail trade.

Iflll'l-WAII‘I'U A!!! UNDIBWIA‘.
III'TI'IIINBON. COLE L (:0, Norwalk. New York
and Brit . Cool.

IVORTSMRN'S COOK)!!-
AIKIN. JOIIN Ii. as lain at. N. headquarters lo:
guns. fishing tackle. ammonium. etc.
IVI‘AIR RL’ILDI’JtS.
DAIRR. JULIUS. Will! at, mi in Wheeler's four»
.ii. a M“

. hand rails loortlrr.
Till leNt‘Iil iIiil ”DINO wow. Water
Imitati- lion's-optional. ""

ms: ”of!” AND your».
noawm "ION WORKS CO. The. Water at.
asst it. I. bridp. I. it.
mAliiilIP Tlclflt‘r suitors.

CURTIN, S. W. Insonlc buiblinfi N. "whip
tickets. pension sum. notary pu ic. etc.

LAY’I‘ON. JACOB I. Watchmen It. mi in I’ll.
SN. Pamela: tumor-nu, honey order-Jase ad.)

N‘I‘Oll DlMlJll-l.

main. will! it. foot of Washington; MI. alto
brick. lira-v. mt. hair. .

NORTON, Jami It. at Taylor nvsnns. I. N. Mao
hyw of concrvie walks.

NATION!) BROS. blue, brown. Greenwich and
building stone. grsam and marble iris-wings.

HOV”. IANflm AID Ilium”.

Immil LISBON.” Bullshit at. it. Is. fies
stoves wait-v beams. I'. 0. box “7.

POW! J. W. D I'sshi AN. sieves.
mans. . bowlers: 7 train. stove ro
pairs. sin. 11an with especially.

SILL“. IYLVIHIII. An. in Washington It
bridge. 9.3. “or”. ranges. pimhnnwtc.

TRUCIINO.

IOI'I'ONJOIIN Elm-man... I. Light
and heavy tracking pro-pay stuns-s in.

moan'ranan.

rmntosJ. D. Rena ll espsi. Inl-
MTD-IIJI.”

WIAI' smnonn.
”NEGRO. DJJ. a: “ m
was “LEMM-gnnJmaflzsi.
WOOD.
”BLAH” Imam-nu N. Ind
loft. and inf-yin. lav runny 2's. "

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l’Oltl‘ CHESTER PARADE.

NORWALK "BRIE! PREPARING
FOR Till! EVENT.

flew the Multitude Will be red-Some of
the Companies that. will Participato—
Arrnngsrnnnrs for Transportation.

The reports that come from Port
Chester indicate that the firemen’s par.
ado there on October 16 Will “sstonisb
the natives.” The citizens are not doing
things by halves. and Port Chester. sl-
wsys full of soap and enterprise. will
evidently outdo herself on that occasion.

It looks now as if every Norwslk fire~
man would participate. Several of the
companies from here will be arrayed in
new and attractive uniforms. purchased

' upwinlly for this oooasiu. Hundreds

of .Noiwa‘ik people will. no doubt. go

Alwyn-iii the boys to see that they our

rain “in" reputation for good behavior
and unexcclled appearance.

While it is customary in such parades
to divide up the visiting companies and
feast their) in separate halls. Port Ches-
ter has contracted to have is mammoth
wigwum erected tolesd two thousand
men. seated. The buildings will be five
in number, forming a square, in the
center of which will be the kitchen for
the ladies. covered passage ways from
which WI" run to the tables in the four
wings. It will cost $700 to erect this
building.

The officers of the Consolidated road
have agreed to give tho visiting com.
panies ll reduction of iwculyvfive per
cent. on fares. where the regular rate is
over thirty cents for the round trip.
Concessions have also been made in
freight rates, apparatus being Carried
for the freight rate of one way; in other
words. one'half the usual rate from their
respective locations to Portchesier. All

apparatus will be carried on it special»

trsiu preceding the passenger train car
vying the visiting firemen. All sppnra~
tus so tram-ported will be in charge of a

sufficient number of mm tohsodle them

when they arrive at their destination.

The following are the companies and
associations whose acceptance of invita-
tions to participate in the parade has
been officially received:

As guests of general comnfittee—J’uh
unteer Fin-men's ussocmtion. New York
city. . -
As guest. of I‘m- Patrol—Tsrrytown
Fire Patrol. Mount Vernon Fm: Patrol.
New Rochelle Fli't' Patrol. South Nor-
wslk Fire Patrol.

[.5 guests of Ramona—Washington
Engine. Mount Vernon; Independent En.
gin» company. White Plains: Eagle Bose.
Middletriwii. N. Y.; Rafts! Engine com-
pany, New Rochelle; Pioneer Hook and
Load. r company. No. I, Westport; I’rn
action Engine. Ilastingeon the-Hudson.

As guests of l’uinsnr—Compo Engine.
Wmiport, CL; Volunteer. Exempt and
“tenth Firemen's Sons' asmciatinn.
New York city; Independent Engine

cump‘tny, \‘v'illiainsluitige; Eaton, Cole
& ilurnhsni Fire Department. Bridge-

pt)".
As gums of Morris Huse~liope Hose.

nf Nurwslk; I’utnotn Hose. Smith Nor

walk; t‘ity “use, Yonkers; Ilugiirnoi
Engine cutnpnriy. New Rochelle; Arctic
Engim' eonipmiv, of Milford. Conn.

As glint. of Harry Iluwurd~01d We‘ll
Hook and Luidrr cotiipsny. Scuth Nor
walk; I’oningo Fire Department. Rye;

Nthmfuid Fut- ”apartment: Senate Hook
and Ladder company. Sing Sing; Union

Hook and Ladder, Whilr' l'lsine; Pioneer
Hook smi Lsd‘itv company, Noiwslk:
Airingrmue Hook and L'Idlll'f and [lust-
company. Greenwich; Meyfl ivvet [look
and Litiufvr, Hot Noi'wulk.

Th" paristfv will stuff. or ii o'clock. and
the railruml t'timpuny Will li~~ litilIfIi-d to
haw till HIM companion in Port Chester
by 9 o‘clock.

Doing-law Nominated.

The llrpotiltcuns if the fireball Voting
Iii-trim held fl t‘socus iii the (founrril
lilinmiwr, llavilmulatrcit. lint stoning
for the purpmo «if i letting tlelrgulen to
file artrral conventions. Ruben H.
Hinton was iii-cull t'iiuirman Mid
’l‘hmiim l‘, ('iti‘nmgh wriotory of the
meeting.

The balloting for delegates resulted us
foiitivis: - ' .

mumminnsi mnthinn.~.luhn ll.
Limit and (Thsrlis W. Hell.

Senatorial cmvrrition.~—I’himumi Ii.
time» itiiii Charles F. llnllock.

County convention.—-llrorge I". Ather'
tim I'll! Trmmss it. (Riva-sub.

Probate (:nvivnrilluri.--l.l'liarln
stow Ind John w. "the.

W .

The laws Nevis-ll I'Mr.

Rsntlsii‘a hull was crowded in its lll‘
most capitmty Mill evening. the silent].
sites being twice as large as on the previ'
nos evenings. As usual an interesting
programme wss "minted. which includ
pd mclithrs o-Ivctiovis. a noel solo by
Jeromr Smith. piano solo by Miss Lillie
()em. reading by lies Htoiia lotion
and banjo selections by Professors Miller
and i’sitrisit. Another large crowd is
uprcird this evening.

Tune Tanners Ana-Ind.
There were three men brim Judge
Knapp this morning. charged with veg.
rsncy. They navi- their namesasJolin

a, William, lsrthnw Farrell and Edward

Csnfirld. Willismn was sentenced to ten
days in jail and the other two men were
given fifteen days each.

«Genius bigsoaponoaihsflraipnns
of this paper. Get liontsud nsvsfl.
soothe-bay numb-narrow.
Dam saddotbis fortiwillhslem
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'I’llll BI'WOBTII LEAGUE.

Annual Convention of the Seolety Held
In Baum Vellum".

Two hundred delegates sitsnded the
Epworth League convention in Bridge-
port yesterdsy. The morning hours
were devoted totho transsction of routine
business. including short reports from
the various societies. The report of the
secretary showed thfl the League had
gained over 700 new members within the
past year, and now numbers 2.202 mem-
bers in all, representing sixty-one Metho-
dist churches in the Eastern District.
The Epworth League of twenty-two so:
cieiies representing s membership of
1.473, and the other affiliated societies
were 730.

Noryaik reported eighty members in
the society. with a junior league of forty
members. The League has been in ex-
istence only a few months here, but is
doing surprising work. ‘

At the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion Rev. G. L, Thompson made an ad-
dress of welcome. Rev. Crsndsll J.
North. of South Norwslk. president of
the Epsvorth League of this district, re-
sponded very appropriately. thanking
Dir. Thompson in behalf of the League
for the hospitality and COIdIII reception
accorded to them.

The balance of the afternoon was
given up to instructive addresses on
sundry topics. A praise service in the
evening. followed by sddresses, closed
the convention.

 

Y. iii. 0. A. Notes.

The rooms should be crowded this even-
ing with members,” that the visitors
may receive a royal welcome and have is
good time while here.

The entertainment committee will
hold a meetingon Monday evening to
complete arrangements for the coming
course of entertainments. Every mem-
ber should be present.

All those wishing .to join any of the
educational classes should not forget. to
hand in their application by October 1st.
so that the committee may know how
many to arrange for.

October 16 to 19 is the date of the
Young Men's Christian Association state
convention in New Haven. Dsy sessions
are to be held in the First Methodist
Episcopal church. corner of Elm sud
College streets. and the opening session
and evening sessions will be held in the
Center Congregational church on the
green.

Titus Goes to Jail.

Yesterday it man who was somewhat
under the influence of liquor and slight-
ly demented was arrested by Officer
Adams. He was taken before Justice
Austin this morning and identified as
Henry Titus.“ inmate of the aimshouse.
Titus was placed in aceli Tuesday night,
by keeper Hoyt, for some misdemeanor.
but by patient work he picked the lock.
and yesterday morning, about 11 o'clock.
be packed his scanty wardrobe and left
the poohbouse. only to get intoxicated
and fall into the officer's hands. Justice
Austin fined him 55 sud costs and sent
him to jail, He was transferred to
Bridgeport this morning by Unief But-
tery.

W. ll. Lockwood at the New Jersey
State 'nlr.

There were 30,000 spectators at the
New Jersey state fair at Waverly. yes-
terday. W. [1. Lockwood had two horses
in the races. His pacer, "Victory,"
started in the 2:18 pricing class and se-
cured ibird money. The time was 2:“.
2:26}, 2:1“.

in the 2:35 trotting clean Mr. Look-
wood started George Nash’s chestnut
mare. "laud." "Maud" took the first
beat in 2:29}. Two other heats were
won by “Prince." Time. 2:29}. 2:3".
The race will be finished Itrdsy.

Norwnlk Butchers in New Haven.

James E. Wixon. Royal Adams. Elbert
S. Adams. A. fl. Judson and Jacob
Schsnb. of the Norwalk Butchers’ Pro-
tectlvs sisoeistiou, went to New Haven
lust evening to assist 'in forming a Butch-
ers'I’mtcctivo itlwucfltilill in that city.
Ileieguies wero also present from Bridge-
port, llanbury anti Waterbury. After
New lines had been formally admitted
into the State association. unicorn were
elected-ml tin-n the members of the
sssocistlonand the visiting delegates
psriook of s banquet.

A nerenade I'nilowd by Refreshments.

Some of the friends of William A.
Blown» want to his homo on South Main
sun-t Wednesday night for the purpose
of giving him a serenade in honor of his
marriage to Miss Annie Schiller. which
occurred quietly mmr- time ago. Tbs
young men made it big racket, but llr.
Stevens failed to respond. He. however.
did the proper thing last evening by ea-
ismiing an invitation tospsrty of his
friends to call upon him. An abundance
of refreshments was served and a do
iightful netting was spent.

fluid—Cele.

Ill-s Ids If. Cole, of Brooklyn N. Y.,
wss mmled to Fred. C. Hickok. I. 1)..
at her horns on ”Guilt" street. foster.
day. The bride is s daughter of Lsnm
8. Cole. formerly of the bolting. slid h.
many friends in Norwsfk and vicinity.

Killed Willie lensing.

Edmund R. Simon, lstasnporiouno
dent of the East Rod Railway company
or BMW» was killed yesterday after-
soon by dismal discharge on
gun while hunting birds. lls was
thirty-sight yearsolilaad leaves s widow
and one daughter.

«tram-rap.

 

 

MR1 [mum NOT GUILTY.

N0 EVIDENCE TO SUSTAIN "I!
CHARGE AGAIIS’I’ III.

 

The Special Committee Recommends
that lie bs Re—inssstod-qlullen Stub
In an Ilnenvlabln Position.

The specisl committee appointed by
the Board of Councilmen to investigate
the charges preferred against officer
Samuel Ireland has filed the following

report with the City Clerk. with the ro- a

quest that it be published;
10 the Honorable, the Ma and the
Board 0 Councilmen o the 0in of

South mall.»—

GENTLEMENz—Tbe undersigned com.
mittee. appointed on the 221 lost. to
investigate the charges made by Julian
Streb against policeman Samuel Ireland,
beg leave to report:

That they met the parties interested.
by appointment, at the office of John H.
Light, Esq. City Attorney, on the 24m
inst.. st 8 o’clock p.m.. and heard the
evidence of Mr. Streb and his witnesses
in support of id charges, and the evi-
deuce of Mr. reisnd and his witnesses
in opposition thereto: and that they
are of the opinion that. said charges are
untrue, and that they sre without
foundation in fact or reason; and that
they fully acquit and exonerate hit. Iro-
land from all changes made against him
by lllr. Streb. an respectfully recom-
mEnd his being reinstated."

RARLES F. ALLOC l -
issue 8. JENNINGS,K, 3' Committee.
Officer Ireland has been advised to

brings criminal libel suit against Mr.
Streb, but he as yet has taken no action
in the matter.

PERSONAL I'ARAGRAPIIS.

The Goings and Comings of People we
Like to Read About.

Dr. Fred. Uhln, of Bridgeport. is in
town to-day.

Judge F. W. Perry returned yesterday
from a visit to Stamford and Long Island
City.

Casper Hillier, formerly proprietor of
the Norwslk skating rink, is in town for
a few days.

Rev. Dr. Arthur T. Pierson and family
are guest of Miss C. E. Raymond. on
Knight. street.

Mia Emily Stoner. of Br swick, 119.,
is the guest of F. E. Sin , at No. 37
West Main street.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bent, of Uticu,
N. Y.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Iohn French, on Burbank street.

Mr. and Mrs. Alden. who have been
staying at the Mnhsckemo hotel, return
to Springfield. Mass. tomorrow for the
winter.

Edward Quintsrd. a young and popu-
lar jeweler of Poughkcepsie. is the guest
of George F. Quinturd and family, on
Arch street.

W. A. Crofiut, the well-known Wash-
ington correspondent, accompanied by
his wife, spent a few days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Parsons, at
Brookside.

Surgeon-Getter“ Bungerfoid. of Siam.
ford. will go to Providence with Gover-
nor Bulkeley and staff. to attend the
centennial celebration of the cotton in-
dustry in Rhode Island-Advocate.

A Skeielou in the Cellar.

Excitement ran high in Black Rock
Wednesday afternoon over the discovery
of a skeleton in the cellar of the old
Wheeler house on the corner of Main
and church streets. Miss Kate Moore.
the present owner,is having repairs made
on the times and the cellar deepened.
In excavating for the west wall the ins-
sons, I}. Kelly. Chsries Burritt and Henry
Kelly, were somewhat startled when
they turned out an almost complete
human skeleton. The house was built
one hundred years ago by William
Wheeler. Since then the property has
changed hands many times. but no one
knows of any mystery connected with
it. Miss Moore purchased the property
three years since. intending to fit it up
for an artists' club house. but on account
of the death of several artists in-
teresisd in the scheme, the plan was
abandoned and the house is only being
made ready for tenants now. bliss Moore
hinted last evening to s mysterious dis-
Ippwanla o! ntnsn by the nstus of
lieyttolds our sixty years ago. but could
give no details. The poltion of the skel-
sion was about a foot below the surface
of the ground.

Death of (lounge ll. Iltsulnr.

Georgi) H. Hunter. of this city. died at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Frederick L.
Potter, this morning st. .5 o'clock. of
quick consumption. He was in the
twenty-fifth year of his no and leaves
a wife and two children. daughter and
son. Deceased was a member of Butler
wire. I. O. 0. F" and also belonged to
Palestine Castle, A. 0. K. of the ll. C.
At the last city election he was the
Democratic candidate for City Auditor.
He had many friends here who will rs-
met to learn of his death. Funeral will
be held at Stony Creek chapel on lion—
dsy sfisrooon at 2 o’clock.

no rim waits arms.

A sharp and decided white front on-
crirrsd yesterday morning, Damn.
it}. throughout all northern Connecticut.
it was the first of the m. It often
bsppensthstsfter the first front there
comes a period of many nus “a m.
iifol days without frost. and fun a lb.
beauty of the fsii. Thisseason pro-bu
to bring such s time.

Thesauri-whim bsinssa‘sennd
tihihsoloihisg lioness. will have an
sophslpply ofsnits on hand. Some
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A Pnornssrors no: 05.9.0.
SHOW!) COUPON.

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torusdtoyou rnordsrtogstlplpeed.

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this Coupon and either bring ittolkufl
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tee you success. or the return of your my. as
have bad tcn‘ydurs' i PUDDING
competent gr nstss u res
ihsttlme Thisissn opportunity of a life
and you will never have such a chance
Therefore take advantage of it immediately. I. thin
advertisement will not sppsar again.

Name .................................... . ........

Address ..........................................
SOUTH NORWALK SRORTRAND SCHOOL.
Office. Room 2. Issuer's Building, So. Norwalk.
0. F PLUIB. Principal.

Not good after October 6,1890.

GOLD IN NEW’MN.

A Reported Scheme to Work the Old
Sandy Hook Illino.

For several weeks post a prominent
Bridgeport lawyer has been busily at
work searching the Newtown records
through a period extending away back
to the time when the settlement was
first made a corporate town, the finishe-
ing somewhere about the year 1708. The
Farmer says: “He is said to be work-
ing in the interest of several New York
and Sandy Hook capitalists, and the ob-
ject of his search has been to discover
the original owners of the old my
Hook gold mine and its somediiigfowu-
era with their titles to the property.
down to the present date. The New
York and Sandy Hook capitalists, who
are taking such secure precautions over
the title to the property. are said to have
a mammoth scheme on hand to work the
old mine for all it is worth, in order to
find out definitely whether or not than
are any valuable mineral deposit
there. Several attempts have al-
ready been made to develop the mine,
and while gold quartz has been
found in more or less quantities. the rec
suits of the labor were not of snfllcienl
value to warrants continuance of the
work. It is rumored, however, that re-
oent investigations have shownasufll-
cient probable promise of wealth to be
realized to make the enterprise worth
pushing, and the new combination are
going to find out what hidden treasure
the mine contains. first taking duo pro-
csutions to secure a clear title to the
property to avoid all litigation in the
future should the undertaking prove a
very profitable one.” '

 

 

CONNECTICUT YANKEES.
flow Really my Wm Vial-Iliad by
the Street Jewelry nan. :

Persons who live in Connecticut my
not deny this fsct that they are“ Just
constructive {when And anybody
who bears tbs name of ancient mu,
should try to live up to ital»! to iaain-_
tain the reputation for ’clllcnern whfl
goes with it just as naturally ssa Illa
butter dish goes with a baking powder.
or s landscape in live colors with a
pound of tea. And when wssss Coa-
neciicut Yankees biting like maim-
cods at the frankest swindle in the
world. and hastening to east OI. bills
before the wnyfaring seller of brsns
watches and sleeve buttons. it seems as
if tradition and history and saving com-
mon sense had all gone down together
in the wreck of years. " ’

Bvsry now and than some such cour—
rsrioessiliis impalaonstothsbsflelw
tknworld lssii right so tosfsi’iséii
have a beautiful trust is harllss"hsftirb'
sod generosity. Tits Incl that mm
is often betrayed does not allot the
happy fsci that it exists. But one would
hardly expect to see the Yankee, about
all the peoples of the earth. the simplm
child in the hands of tho wsyfnrfrig
nonunion—New York Sun.

 

 

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Ion Defraadin; finale I... r. »
llsry S. O'Kesfe, of Woodhull!-
rested in that place yesterday by «Valid
States Rushsl Strong and min .to
New Haven. before United Stats. Com
rain-loner Wyighi. Tbsooinplalnsm
thstsheprnnniitsd to the m_fl"
Btsmfovd for psyuisni of a claim I“
the govsronmu for '10, and to“
the claim media labs am “I
was bound over for lrhl Ink ”
bonds. and being unable to have 8
amount. shs wss isksn to H hit hillt-

DTMW ...

Dr. MW of W
with having «and. Wm’ ill Ill:
Elli. Inch by MIMI!

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