hepnper whsaaclibnlntich‘la Dr“ I rgcnt thshsstndvbrtlwna ‘ :l'inmflty'l‘nnmflnirnn‘; NUMBER 864. hmumraiouumtvmuu Second-Classlmar. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. SATURDAY OCTOBER 18.1890. PRICE TWO CENTs‘fi, = T :: .. r z: A. '1‘— Ami conscr- wurmomn. minivans silo corms. m AID- savior owns. an) , gm DIRECTORY m..................... ....... mm.........,.,..,......... c.v....................-.................. A LEAP FOR LIBERTY. "on“ mm "m A MATCH RACE FOR $100. WW. PM..-" I mammuo 0.0esssts. won-am in” Plans ‘0, the 1,an Bulletin H, The Goings and Cos-Inga ot PM” '0 novel! mm mm. .n. too. not it vii-MI. wu- "W W" “ii-'1' "" Altered by tho Commissioners ' . m. to M AMI- WWW “Imam-storms. "i m. sutur- A CBIIINAL ATTEIPTs TO 38- ' INDBPLNDENCB BOY BEATS 831$ 'h l H Vnid i. l ' DanntaotnrsdntaWashingtonstJ. N. qmmmo momma N. pins, WWW” Aft!“ C IN UTII ”RIVA“ The bids received by the County Com- GBANT IV 3“ m- ama's U " 8° ' W W a” at! . Town or iOBWAleK coconuts arm ouaswann. “”- Wv“ “I'm. an“: In x I. , .0. m a, s I M “’3 30 . "Wm, mm ”ammo“ ,0, m can. i 81' 0 . weeks In Bhelhnrne Fails. liars. _ NASH, I. ll 8 also. our. lunand'awwnl. l. 0"“. Pm Wm styles. Inning annually. ' strootion of the new County Home build. W Miss Laura Bradley. 0' NOV Y0“ city. ”AW: nu»n£i__m_lg.____m' 3-8 ~80“ 1!” mwug'ronm No mm mm“. wW‘m’g, -“"“'"' ”m or 1%“ Imam-til. sluts-rants walls in is. my st n Dateotiva ing in you.“ n- 9 .1. m um. of n“, The Owner at Sergeant low- - Prowl is visiting friends in Winnipsuk. 'I'a amateurs-escar- wkoannotal- lI-IIIDIo Wham-while Mailings. Donal om “no mourns. flannel w. Lewis Leaps trons shal- .pproprintion. Nineteen bids were re- “ mmu'" " 3‘1’1’" ”“"‘"‘ n” Miss Eva Brown, of Warren stunt. "urge-nurturing?“ 3:: DllTlm. Parsons“. nmewglrms.msg mmim' a, w, hmumnnmn. “I ’- MIDI-M ceived. They ranged in amount from ""m" ”"“" “‘° """°" borough, in Visiting friends in Willow ’ art's-all ‘45:?" wiu' n. tow-d Whit-clips???” block. admits. WWI ‘w’rmnlgtd. Home at the “.15,” “:3fifi; m “affirm; Considerable excitement was caused in 816.000 to 819.000. The appropriation New Canaan and Stamford were well In... Annie Smith, or Colsbrookrlstha 133M.“ 2.:S”.i’:ll";.“el’:.'.t mm, W, 9. mg w. a.“ "him "W andorgsninrtrnction ' this city last evening by an attempt was 815.000 and 82.700 of this amount represented on the Driving Association guest of “to. Fred A. Tsylor.on Oren-i “1.... Wm, 3 N, Maw u... N... I ’uo “tom 6301!. sun. s. all!“ rim. Plano. as“ made 1,, . noted criminal to mpg from has already been paid for the property track yesterday alternoon. The cause of "a amt, Ame-6*— - mm”, J.c miwmmmnndenfimm uawmom i No- mgvhwl II- m’ . New York “my", which was purchased in Norwalk. The the interest was a match race for .100 ' mussels. NORWALN w WORKS 00.110.an at. near It. It. ‘ W W at. and ”A". WI. 8. 18 Flow ers aligns RANDALLIINBRD. cor. uslnnndelisis,N. rule. veuidtrsohsnddrswlng. ““31va m. J so . «Iowa 12mm). “Calumet, alikindaotpropoatysol B M‘MMW hingtoii . KLYNABONJIIalnscN as met. 8. N. aino denim inlescouteetiouery, cream,lcen.eto. 800nm LIIAC. “No. Iainnt. 8. N. Bole amt torIIortou’soelehintedlco locum, N m wm CHAS. Llsinsimear “IQ-lb?!“ iceciwn. l'rcsh goods daily. - WILDON‘B Marmalade“ Bread Bake ,tr'rnnitc- ville. Lenvcordunntuual’itzer’m l7 ILI'lscc BANKS. Wall N. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The. st, capitat nlwsaio, surplus 1.8:”00' George I. yer, vice-president; William .Cnrtis, cashier. CITY NATIONAL BANK. The, QWuhIngtoo helium 8 N. Cilpllll mill-000 surplus 1!- bill. its Rowan. pie-mm; J’aco y- ton. cashier. PAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The at Wall st. ll. rsled lint. Capital one. “James lnmwou’m; vioeprest., Mwln O. Iieelerwasnlerwew PAIRII'IRLD COUNTY SAVINGS ItAlNLThe, bl .oio. surplus w. 8. Crow. vice pins . NATIONAL BANK or konwaur. The. in Wall N.incorpoinlad lbw. Captain-swim. Eben ‘DB’ J. Hill- vice “Airwoman ”uni A. D. W. Iv'ilcli.0 who I“. Bankers ts'. Manntactiirers' . Persisisi and Paniily accounts are solicited. NORWALK‘" HAVINCS 80018113 The. Wall st. N. ILB inn ”0.0.0 ‘iniifurit, vice-meet. . . VINGII BANK. The. De NORWALII 0:??? m Alden 30‘ mans. mu; Knapp. true. Interest paid depositors. money loanui on mortgage. BEEF, (Wholeuled IUTH NOBWALK 8881' CO. 8. N. Hammond bufflpagsbccp lambI vahcu. M'Y,WI. I. ICON. Armoursbeetand Home dressed lamb and mutton. BILL mam AND DISTRIBUTOR. .1 I TON,J.I’. Postoilloeboawo. N. Circulars folded in over low Sunday papers. BLACNBMITIIS. mm.T.tootRnymondst. s.N. Horse- ‘ IliuIDtylfl BUILDERS. 680. 8. DCO P. 0mm. 3. N. builders W docks. pile tonminiious.eie m ARI! HIIOR DEALKIIN. ‘ :......HSSolalnst.8N customWorkand Dpairhgnspenury. ‘. VNY.c.IIifi No. lain-t5. N. specialtissin ”I! ruhbws. Iv! UEJOHNCIION, “Washingtlmst, s. N. Apod-nortmentst . m “D arson “FAMO- ’1610.i98alirondl’hee.8.N. All wukoensll andproniptly done. manhunt” AND 8TA1'IONBBS. I t. . ARTIIU N. card engraving, wed. dingls‘i’a’tl'onwy. unsettled tennis goods i - . m8 DRUG STORE, as WNW“, 8. N. W supplies and general stationery BOX W, (Wood and Paper.) .I. 1. Walnut“ 8. N. manufactureraf bar “will: tier-oral shop )obb'ing, I wanna naturals. ‘t'i v JOHN II. tt.Wsshlngton er. s.N. also momma: pipe. hay. straw. etc. . CE“. T. Water st. N. brick of all «may, hair,oto.,ninohius Hill, :1 i d Bream- .w . - "In, ' Hulls nextdoorrotbsl’ont ‘ggg’gmflulifle of all strum mdm M. All .. «humans, commas. CAME nmar'rostuta. All. “LIOWM Carvings. barns-en, .. ,wabla andcarrls'r tornirhlnp. . “WW” AND BUILDER“. w JAIISC. nhopAmi 8. N. anti-alas M“ 'EI'ON. “Aflanyhrmn. N Jobbing , MW batsman. Marion-swimsuit mica” mTunpbonrblIO.” ODD. 8. B. 11 GM! rt. 8. N. Jobbing I‘M” : .8. snopCrusagnsnrldnw-Oflorcor. 18:." Ward! mwoodworking. wintnwfinm nndtorulng. Lowest . .W TdepbonvnnnthvrM owners AND orwmus. Inn-DI HOYT.nu-aetieblng.N.DWasn fl'fl_fl. Mammal.) oamsos: mussel-nuns. i I Y.IIINIIY, Nolan st. 8. N. Dan-lecturers! spacial attention given to repairing ‘ In" ”JEN. twill humbling-unattac- ' wagon. trunks. nu mhlww snpaialiy. WM... Tm 0....Mlnlnagtnvlnriyot8rond- meow-omit. warldi nil in.” ine- ' the-Wanner. CATHOLIC! “00”.. , . ‘ . 5 Iain N. also sews- "“..3..:..°l’.........".i rm DANIJUACI'CM H MT.WIIDII.N. diets-sand awmmu 010A! 301 1880!“?sz JOHN ‘lIAsi. 8 Inn-shall it WW “Airbus. anddrnlevln hbons. CIGA- DANDIAOI’DW AWCIOAIICO. Thc,l08o. lain WILLCIOAW. Thwmnwmtl N. I'loldoltlfll slsnlobbwla Clvibuallzm ‘Ilflwwngtouw 5.! ' woodman n' “will W LAION. MWmnvvnnrnndCowrt .IJ Dynasties-dusting W i" C.N..lstslt.8. museum-DI! i in u. a ‘i .,yi Wm...” 11.118.me Bombs. to. toilp.iii. Cu DoomsAsnANDBuNDs. smTHWWn‘C015fll7WMILN.W woodwork.whec ls.otc. DRAINANDBZWIIIPIPI. moment's. flChewnntst,8N. OrnakedwiDe. sewer contractormtc. RAYIOND BROS“ Akron. salt glazed nndeeinent pipe, 3 to so inches in diameter. DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. EAST SIDB PHARMACY, Van Zandt eve, B. N. 8'tndnyhonrs 8 tuition. stoop. In. Prescrip- tions carefully coin GREGORY. J. C. asWallst. N. Established 1810 Wholesnieand retail. Popular prices. 31068 JOHN A. 1] Iain st, N. Pertumcs.—- fifty five dillerentpert pert.nlnes PLAISTED'S 43 Washiu 8.18. ntincdi- clner. etc. Physicians‘ ‘gwnWsti’mM metal”. DRY-GOODS. mm .1. L. LBONS—"The Equitable. " No. 2 mafiabniiding, N. Drygoods. oil cloths M “18' “r BANKS. E. K. Mnhacketno Hotel block. 8. N dry- goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwear: specially. BENNETT, J. P. )9 Halo at, N. Business cstnb lisbed over tony-two rm. DICKERIIAN A. AISON. “Washington st, 8. N. donned I. carpets. etc. ivec adv.) SCOFIELD & HOYT, ll Gazette bldg.N .08 Wash- ington st, 8 N. (See advertisement.) (I!) STREET. EDWARD. 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery. EXPRESS COMPANIES- ADAMS EXPRESS C0 nfilce railroad station 8. N. and 43W,aliet N. Ilspriara forwarders to all ports 0! the world. Passenger tndneeri lco. Low rules. lestcr Hunt, agent EXPBEBBMEN. BUXTON Jr BRUNDACE otIIccsi. Benedict s.43 W all at, N. Our motio,‘ prompt attention. " CAV ANACH‘S EXPRESS. furniture and pianos moved have orders at "sted r, 8. N. BHERWOOD, W. W. N. slate at_ poswflloc and Dale a. Carent and prompt service. “TRAVIS, 38838058. l’l‘C BYXBEE. I'. 8. ikCO. WNain at N. llfnnntsctnr m of Nooneid's celebrated tlnvorlng extracts. NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N manutnclnrers of line extracts. l-‘. 8. Ambler. FERTILIZER. RAYMOND BROS. Brndley' s super phosphate spec- ial manures landplnrtzr. ground ncnes..wmdss SMITH, W. I]. bCO. Water N uagents for Wil~ llama Clark a Co. a stamlardertl lizers. YIN}: BRICK AND CLAY. RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock. spec- ials to orderm mortar.snnd,chimuey lino linings IISII. OYSTEBS. CLAMS. ETC. HUNT a ZELUI’P. ”Washington rt. 8 N fine deb, oysters. clsms fruits, gnme,vegelables.etc. FLAG AND CONCBE’I’E WALKS. HORTON, JOHN B. ”Taylor smut). N. Also RAYIOND BROS. contractinn tor ooncrnc, asphalt, brick. nanotnod gravel "walks” MBIDA STEM AND I10! an HEATERS. Infill}. W. H. & CO. Music Hall block, 8. N. solo agents. FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED. ISLAND Clix" FLOUR, the best made. Dost tail to use it. L' HOWIKUJANIKLM endot Washington at bridge. The choicest at family flour kept. RAYIOND BROS. hay. straw. bent and feed in . load, car or cargo lots. RED MILL. Dalton. Crofooi A Ilene. Grain. choir ground teed. graham and rye ilour. FLORISTS. BLDG. PAUL. Woodward Place, 8. N. plants. cut dowersand ornamental plows mails to outer. GUIOL'E. P. L. ”Ward at. .Union (Jammy N. I’lanu, cut flowers. do. work ‘91:; ill I: . JO 1. N. near the depot. “Y lldlzi’vrrrn nnd Coral work at all klniD. roses a specialty 811'!!! JOHN H 80 Ialnst 8N. tbsoidestand batknnwn florist in this vicinity. Plants out seven. etc. Piornlworkot tallklndsnspecisity and done promptly. WNNI‘I'UBI DEALERS. COLLIAN. THEOWRAWashIngtou st.(eastend) PnrnilurrJ coking glasssn,pic nrclrsntcs. etc. (IRA! A WHITTLHSZY. so Iain at, N. (flay mood a old stand). tier advertiscmnt. RAYIOND Clo. H. new store. 46 and 46 lain st. outdoors above old store. MOW? DAVID. ants), nodal. 80. lalost.8..N hrnltarc. more CA8 LIOII'I’ COIPAN'IID. NORWALR OAS LIGHT COIPANY. nice to in. 0300138. (Wholesala. ) 801.118 k Kimonnd,ll Wail atN. whole salegroccrn, dost, grain,bn BILLICKIIHOII. Maud “Wall at. N. wholanis sincere. Ml Maul. vain. bar. etc OMEN-8. HBOWNAWILCOX low-hingtonst, 8. N sole agnnuforcsiehrnled' Farmington creamerybiitler. BECKER. CONRAD, ll! Washington at. 8. N. choice nudprovislona. l'lltfllll. CHAN. ll successor to llntshlns. aura Nubiohlicsrlutorininilylrnds. YINNLOAN CU'RRILLY. Ill Isis at. N. dour, fend, hay. straw.eoalsnilw wood. FINN Y & BINIDICT at Wall st,N. fncysnd cinnamon!» l.eie. I'l'l‘CtlJl VI Wantsvv.ocr. Ierwlnnt,N. mm M, mutational: Ola I CLIoWsilst.N. Interiors-hast “inflatable UL'YKR‘SON.T. II Sprlnfwood. 8.15. unspo— wiirs. choice DaniaJoii IIANPORD. W. ll. East are. warmth station. RN. Asbestos paint. school supplies, etc. LAW'I'ON, V. 0. slot). 2:80. Mailings. N. no oriienrmd tsblciie lcsc.len W L'flOlllleU.DANlll.enatendot sshtngton .Nli. .lsse. codename-w. especially. Itoi‘rltla llAItlAN. No lain at, near West. tut. Ins til-reign fruits. Ions. f,red cu. NHW YORK TIA CO. 4? Iain rt.’ N «I. Heller— 'I’eiw, notiopicas s vpecisl MLWNLBIT’M. Dougilslnstut a mentally made of iabtedel nestles. (mull. Clo. Wilton are and school at. It. New runs. its; goods' and new prices. IHHOC C. D ssh st, till. head W8.“ lrbvstnd 'Dew 'eaancd goods. VALDIN. CHAD. H oWnil at. N. Crushery bub touches”. CM Willie-eta, from.“ 'Afltfl' It!“ ll'l'l’l O!) Alit'lI,JO8lPII J. [merino ll. elector-ere lATlD.lAIleNJx A00. ”wringingsam. iii leortwsot‘ssal skins. flushes, sndcnttrrsntksirsrs flAmll' 10018. immivs. Natasha. N. irontonalnr light soft artisan, trunnion water boxes. ‘ “All All, CAPB. Ml.) INAPP run RA in W 8.3. swialty Darwinian bats-3‘ DA! IANDPACYUDIII. ”2155.3“ a CO. Union max. Thrall! cream in mm In. factories car. lainAbDannantevDTflI-IDJ. l. Nerovknler nmmssamumgnm. unmsmgmu. ablsw "It “.813“ .K=HQQ.MJ.. anon-am. I‘d 2 our. BKNNITT ‘ “081'!” “MM NONWALK ngh opt”. 11813.3. depot. OLD WILL HmuWashington 8.1“ 8 HOBO! WNWNISIIINCN 1:011:15. TWINBJJLW hington . .crockery, glassware. tin and '53s” warn.“ ICE DWI“- BUIiCHAItD. B. "Beldim Point Farm.” 8. N. also milk prodncer. INSURANCE AGENTS. 600me t. DOCKWOOD. 9 Iain at. N. Insur- ance and real estate in all its brushes. LAYTON, JACOB I. Washington at next to P. O. .Zarn plough“ nociiieritnndlilJnee inc-av.) LOCRWOOD. WI. cor. lsinaodelmN. Real estate. investments, loansnegotlalcd.ete. HORRRLLA L'IIOIIXDIEU. as Washington 8. N. strictly lintclssscompanlos st. TAYLOR A GOLDEN. C) A 47 Washington It. (LN. Real Estateand IIIIIIm. INSURANCE COMPANIES. CONNECTICUT GRN'L LIFE INS. (30.. 8. 8 L’- Ilornrnedieu. agent Washington st.8 MN scold. METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. 3) Washington at. 8. N. I". J, (imbb, assistant trout. NORWALK FIRE INS (30.. N. In nonmetal business since 1860. No outstanding loss claims. PEOPLE’S LII-'8 1.88.00. The. No in Washing- ton st.s N. Jno. French. asst. superinwndult INVESTMENT SECURITIBB.% CRAUFLRD R D. “until: I) Middliscx Ranking and liqnitab e kl't'gc% Cos. IRON AND STEEL. SMITH. W. II a C0. to and 17 Wat. It. N springs, axles, carriage hardware. cu. IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS. IIIIZ'R‘IIIIITTMI E. II. heauddealer st,N. iron work o kndsi TIIR DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water st,8. N. Wm. H Hoyt, prom IRON POUNDBIEE. GILES at CLANCY at The Norwnlk Ironth (10., and also at Bridgeport. Conn. JEWBLBBS. YZRRIS, A. S. 3980. Haitians. N. op. Citynoul. s. N fine watch repairing a specially HOIT 8.8.18No Malacca. N. strictlyflntdaD at low prices. JACKSON. LeGRAND. dilellst. N. watches.“ moods, etc. Fine watch nrpaiiiglty. and ROOD, It s. dlnmouds.watc . ver plated ware, repairing as t%st. 8.11. LAWYERS. AL' STIN. ALFRED It. room ll )lnsimlc h'd’g. Wall st, borough. Notary and Real III-tale FROST. RUSS! s No Main rt. notaly, legsi busine- of all kin carefully attended to. HURLIIUTI‘,J. BELDRN rootnsh and 8 Castle building wail-i. borough s. N. notary ewYorkstate LIGHT, JOHN H 102 Wash! commhsionerot tor LOCKWOOD lDWAItDl.rooD4 Gnsmn bids. hero‘s. . and 8WD 08,-! OHNS.rooin8. PatissIdCo.Nst. Hank building. N Counsellor at law. WALSH. JOHN J. morn) Masonic building. Wail borough. st, umv NTADLII. DANN. HORACE l. Excelsior livery and board- ingsiablse. OlIIceNo. slum-rm GREGORY. (II-10.8. it Knight at, N. Pine turn once a specialty. Telephone” LOCK MANUFACTURERS. LOCIIWOOD MANUFACTURING (:0. “Twin. 8 N. Manufacturers ofbullde rs alike as Pearl st: New York one: so Reade“; Chicago oilice l9 Lake rt. NORWALS LOCK COIPANY. 8.N. New York outsell: Chambers at. Locks and builders' hard ware; designers; tounders- workers of artistic honsctriiumlngslnbmnse.brnsssndlion. unison DEAL!” HILL. Y. J. owner at. N. All kindsoflntnbardo- livered to any point by rail, teats or vessel. IIACIIIN'I arson. NORWALI IRON WORKS CO. The, Water at, machinery. iron and brass Rm” forgi Gypsum: mmeial. in pairs tor inaniifsctoriesax'Y SL‘OHBLD. W! A Knight sl, 8.15m Mina] made and repairing promptiyst astounded KARI" OABDZNIIB. JINNINOI) A WATYRBUNY, 8. N. berries and all garden More in season for the wholesale tints. “warm A IODRL IAIN". so Wall rt. N. WmWardwrll. prop. beef,vcni.lanib Dnltonsadponltry. AV‘IBON, A. lab Iainll. N missile, regain bias. as users, cleans, and scallops. batter. n3 a... more. DentsJa oyster-Job immN'o lain nth anaNAC. l2 lainsgN. chutes-eats. ,etc BRI'I'TO'8 CYNTIIAI. MRI". GWstw at. N. lasts. vegetables. fruits. ponilry.at CARR. WILLIA! ll. Benedict lam-ark“, KN. Pine incaanruh lilowvcgntsblsa« Dtcsahpvlcea. 'Auule'ON J A. Dania. who... “.3833“ CLINT. 080. as Chestnut st, chain Dean, vegetables. trnlt.¢tc. lLov‘wsstu ”Novices llAYltl nan iJNo. n pvl-ensue on... In... mammals JUDCON. A.O. (kstrsllsrksl. cor. lslnnaflIsvt land at. 8. N. Chainsaws. poultry. vegetables. “BONNIE.“ WI. )0 Washingtonst. brklga, 8 LOCIWOOD. L. Wmabrmtll. Ins mu, MW IDCKWOODCUJCIWWD. 7 Iain null. Ins Deals poultry. dab. oysters. sin-as ny.rpvdsit LYONle .Old Well Karma Ne. Iain st. 8. N. prlrncsmealaandpoollryntiowcstpvlcnn HALIO. ALBIN. lain at, nearWast. 8 N. choice masts. deli. oysters. vegetables. delicatessen, ru PICKI‘MINO. H. 8. Bastsvv,op. schinit bonsa,8. N. sai, and two. etc. SCIIAU: JALDLM A! West Washington st.8.l. poultry a specially. Eml'l'll's WASHINGTON NANKIT. its Wash mat.8.N.Ineinenls Dnntstsldpolltry ortsnllytrsde. SPILLANLJ. W. iii Leonard at. N. wagon runs dsll y allover the lows. WADLW 8. market. liDOrovsJi “N tonil partsoftownwitklnsfresbnnd tDsals. WIXON J. IlaWailel. Choirs Dante. pndlv "in!" mu. w, .rtotnar. IAIDLI AND ONANITI. mm. P. W. Water at.N. Danntsctnrwot one paniusiid marble work, alsodcalala building stone and my work. nn'nssai. W. wlslnatfll. Madge. items-sweats. .sto.posis. IAIOII ANDVBUILDW‘” AIYIO HINRYID esters. . flab smavnw'ssoasont sournctstalisn. stresses win. ”Wilton-ml.“ III- woe-mule 8m. VII-[JAN 3.. Int $.11. 10““ mow “Wm VIM. Quill H Ann-ho! 3' MMMyuwwd-lm (Ir-Item frowtwyownqssrry. ()I'I'OCI I“ m bl . I c”mfl.5.§. WI! WANT'I'AILOII. W‘“Wfllfl.‘. Aflmfim- 8000 r. llMNsDnlJJla-tdlsviag | . ENC-snarl. Ll. man we”. mend it goods %%’C&”fl‘“ ........ HUNTINGTONWJDIID N.Vocsilnr I'ntrnctlonsildvolcn development”I l ABILIIBBJINNIIK EN "wins, . Planonnd Instruction. BAWYIEIRB. RJ. tencheroflnstrnmtni and ww’ns'fi‘ Bealdenent Itrnlt. Ii. Plaintnil‘l. ms um. I. l. 74 Wadilngton 8.813?“ m ”TORI! 81388330338. % Orders tell at Bodwell's “I. la Wm 8..N st.8 LOCKWOOD I)..c 8. 6a.... Dell] 8.1L; Ous- ory's N4 New York 100 Gunmen“ I" A llCOND-IIAND MRI. PODIfOIlK. WI. tinder Salvation Army Barracks. 8..N carpets,etc ovsm PLANTEIB AND DIAL!“ BELL. HINAN P. 0.80131], 8. N. wholesale CUTBILL. B. J. (onto! Raymond st. I. N. whole- sale in Ilseoystsrs. 'gooot of Raymond) p lantern. exporters dealers in native oysters. and shippeisot VANNAI J.L.&CO.. £130.80:th clams. who iaaleretallnud . PATTERNS AND moons. NORWALII PATTERN WORKS Chas. H Als- bwvss. ranges. cookery. shipper of oysters andclaiu HOY’I‘. W. ELBON. m Water “3nd 8. N. BLED A: HOUBNAN. 1M Wstast.8. N. plantar Oysters thorpe.piop..ltivninide are 8. N 8mm. Steam Hot Air Furnace w a specially. solo forlheoelcbntedm PAINTS, 011.8 .1me NCLASS. PROWITT, J T. in lainst. NJewelt'slssds, Itssnry and Wadswortb' a mixed paints. RAYIOND BROS. Jewett's, Atlnutlcsnd Booley‘s Load, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical I‘nint, SNITH, W [1. ECO. lot. I? Water vi. N. agents orLongInan lb lartlnu paints. PAPER HANGINGB. PRATT 8: CO. Water st. near Wall, N. also paints. oils and glow. I'ItOWl'l'l' J. 1‘. lb Iain at. N window shades. Hollands. fixturcsmoc TAYLORA CO. 21 lainst.N. slnohardwnrv, paints. oils. glass. cu. PHOTOGRAPHERS. BLACKIIAN.C. A. ll Iain st. N. Instantaneous process. Children” s photos a specialty. NORTH, O. 8. 78 Washington st. 8. N. one quality only and that the best. RBADIAN P. K Gazette hnlidm. photon-aph- 8 on due; on PIANO TONI!“ All) REPAIR.“ BINDER. C. P. Lockwood Hall. N. Alsodenier In places, organs. sheet music. etc. PLANINO HILLS. RANDALL. IINER D. Y. N. All kindnof wood work at retail or for the trade. PLUIIIBINO. HERRERA (’10.. W. H. Itnsle Hall block. 8.23 Plumbing, steam and gas It.tlng NASH. P. II A BRO. our. lunaodWe-tsan. N. Plumbing and as waningasngev and healers. LBOADO. WALK 30283 RAILWAY I”Oil. JsDnnW. Womb: "will (Inert.- IEAL ESTATE A6325“. LAYTON. JACOB]. Washington mtlol’fl .N .yfpropert orDls. birnsea to ctr. (see adv ) IOIIRRLLA L'HOMIKDIKU. 95 Washington at, 8 N. selling.rrntingsndcoliecting WILSON, 0. R Gazette bldg, N. Investments and money to loan. Also insurance writtm in best at companies at the lowest rates. WOODWARD B. A. No. Main st, 8. N houses 0 rent and building lots (ornate RESTAURANTS. BYRHIVIJIWM nuisgN.wnrmineaisntall rs. dinner 25c. HHNRY‘S, i680. lain 8N, Tbebcst25cdiuncr in the city, Board by i day or week. SANITARY ENGINPZII'RS. RIDIILW. B t 803 “Washington at, 8 N. Hydraulic and Civil engineers SCHOOLN. (Private) DAIRD‘S I188 INSHTITLTI. ll Orchard at. N. Young ladlcnboardl day school. [RAD Irv Hillside. nN. Daysnd boarding school for girlsarul young ladies' Pits form “y with «comm con: letg'iu Pullyeq . cw N. Cabinet dos. n1 .80. and Valuers-i henna October Circulars will be rest upon application NORWALK IILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Frank 8. nclpal. Circular on none-t. WILSON. MR I! II 8choo| for boys. Norwalk, CT I’rrpsrnlov to college and scientific «horde. l'or circulars. as shine DIVING “CHIN” enamel .io tie.st.Isln 8N. "Wheelsrsnd 'and "Iloilsoboid. " needles, oil. attach Dents. Repairing a specially. 812W!!! CONTRACTORS. RAYIOND BROS. sewers builhwsm pipes lsld, excavating, suing. (radios. landscape gardening. lilo! llANll'AC'I'lillltRs. moreover. lATIIlW80N 8 CO. 8.N. ladies‘ 0K0. It W RID ‘ CO. 7.5, snd" . 0 Water 8 :Istabliabedl lass! asthma orifice nodchildrsri' .’ Inc tootwssr for the retail trade. IfllB‘Y-WAIN‘YI AND UNDIIWIAI. HL‘TCHINMN. COL! in CO. Norwnlk. New York and Bridgeport, Conn. smmwmv'a GOODI- AIIIIJOIIN it. 8 Iain at. N. hesdqnnrlsn tor gins, this; tackle, ammunition. etc. "All BUILDERS. WIN. JULIUS. Wain at. neat to Wheeler's tons dry. 8. N. sun-ms baud rsllslo lo.nvdsr TH] DUNCAN IRON NAILINO WORLD. Water n.8, ILW BL.“ Hoygproprtrtov. MAI CNOIN’NC AND POI?!» NORWALK lle WORKS CO. Tba.Wnier at, wear It It. bridge, 8. N. "BAMBI? TICKET Atallt'ktl. CURTIS. 8. W. lanonic bulld' . stenwahi tickets. pension agent. notary “filtrate. p LAYTON. JACOB I Washington st, neat to P. 0 8.1! WWW moms)” ”0'! D‘ALZII. "8318. JOHN H. fonts! Washington-Lilli. also brick, Iinnr.chsnt.bnir. plaster. rlulmt’l'olt. JOHN B. ”Taylor man. I 1!. Also layer of concrete walks. RAYIOND Elton. bins. brown, Greenwich and building alone. granite sndnssrble trimmings. "0"”. IA!!!" AND “BATH“ KITCHUI LANDON.WIInrtlandst.8. N. Oss norusndwnterhvnrcrs P.O omen. POWBLIQJHWDWDN st.8..Nstov.. iDigsr mimfnmm um. ,éic. Tlnndcoppsr awry“ ” 8814.861. 8"me Am in Wash bridgs.8.N . plain agate. TIDCIINO. HORTON Jmnflhyhmsgl. l. Light” and heavy tracking pvertiy sttsndedlo UNDE‘IAKDIN. JNNHINOIJ. D. Militant.” dawns“ “Insult.” KAYIONDJIIO. n. “HCIIII I. M “call-khan. W774." muting-summits. moose.oso.nv..s lasso-pit.» nr NWMMIungst. Iwoiio. stun mains-ea n. nus-us lll'l'l. Wind orb-by: “WOOL" arms nonw 00. m.‘ mmufih... or -52» Wflfii'nw ’7" truck. The 6:41 train stopped at the depot when n man was seen toapring from the platform of the smoking oar. Close behind him was another man who yelled "Stop thief.” Baggage luster Csnbaw succeeded in tripping the this! but he regained his feet hastily and started to- ‘ ward Railroad Square. Here he stubbed Ilia toe and fell and was captured by officer Knapp and Winfield 8. Lyon. He was taken to the lock-up by Captain Coigrove and officer Knapp. The prisoner was Samuel W. Lewis. He was being taken to New York by Deteo tive Sergeant Jacob VonGeriebien of Inspector Byrnes’ visit. Tossitimm reporter the deteciive said that Lewis was wanted in New York for grand larceny on two com- plaints. be having stolen 36,000. The detectives have chased Lewis over the country since last March. On Wednee day You Gerichten followed a woman to Providence on one of the boats from New York. She went to Williuiantic and while there received a long-distance telephone call to come to Hartford yes- terday. The detective followed her to Hartford. Lewis met the woman at the depor and the detective placed him un- der arrest. He was being taken to New York when he attempted to escape. A large crowd gathered in the vicinity of the lock up to see theoriminnl. Lewis was bandcufied but be refused to go to New York without requisition papers unless the irons were removed from his wrists. He finally consented to go with a pair of nipprrs on his wrist. He was taken to New York on the 7'51 train hudon on Ills luncla Again. While intoxicated, early last evening, William London,“ Winnipsuk. came down to the Union Manufacturing com- pany's mills, in which his brother In em- ployrd, and became insulting to some of the bands. His brother tried to persuade him to leave the building, but the young man showed tight and pounced upon his brother. Some of the mill hands inter- tared and word was sent for an officer. Chic! Buttery responded and soon quiet ed London. Ju~t as the officer started down stairs with him. the lights were turned 08 and London, freeing himself from the chief, ran tbrougbt the mill He was soon recaptured. however, and his hands were bound wtth belt lacing, which put an end to his desire to fight. He was then transferred to the lock~np. This morning London was brought be fore Justice Austin, who lined him 67 and cost». taxed at 87.41, sentenced him to thirty days in jail, besides making turn furnish a bond of 850 to keep the peace. London is a hard case when under the Influence of liquor and has long been regarded as the terror of Winnipauk. Pillow vs Toner. The case ot William F. Fallow against Depniy Sllellfl Jamea'l‘oner. ot Norwnlk, was on trial at the civil Common Pleas Court yesterday. The case is an action to recover n300 and coats. Jnmns blend Is the real defendant. blend was engng ed in the trucking business, and purch- ased feed from O. K. 8cofleld. [lend could not make a success of the business and borruvwd money on a note endorsed by Pillow. in security therefor he gave a bill of still! of his horse and truck. When Scuflsld failed to secure payment for his teed be attached the horse and The writ of attachment was served by Deputy Sheritt Toner. I-‘illovv produced his bill of sale, but Scoilelil claimed that it was Irandulent and di- rented the deputy to retain poasrssion of the horse and truck. Fulton then enter- ed suit. Y. is c A no... The song service to morrow afternoon, at,lonr o'clock, will be led by J. L. Ambler. and as many of the members will be in New Haven attending the state convention. all those who have not gone should make it a point to bepressni. All young men are cordially Invited also. The subject of the meeting will lit-“Tho Spirit of True Benton." The members of the armistlon who will spend Sunday in New Haven at the state convention are: i’. 8. Belleek. W. J. Leland. J. 11. litcllcll. It. (I. Ititcbell. w. N. . Raff. O. 8. Kosher. Willis 8st leek. F. Van “corner. I}. 1.. Brush. Ed ward Charmer, J. E. Hubbeil, (I. P. Cousins, lleorga Merritt, Harry Smith, Howard Holy," C. I; Hoyt. David Ray- mond. Goings Brady and W. N. Nimbus. levravawisats that ass Apprnalatad It is hoped that the improvements that have been made on the west eodot the Dr!" Cullen road will make such a con» tract that tho selecimen will not lose time in making the east end of list iesstpsssable. The change referred to is near the limith property. John Roberts has worked lnduslrlousiy in pole ting it in its present line condition. Where one year ago two teamseonld not plan. now twoor even thins tsnDa “spans with no diflculty. Tba'stll Garden road is the natural thoroughfare forpaoplenolsghsewesa low-mend ”mums-debunk barnpntrnit sniwidsnndnsonss. commissioners have altered the plans and have requested new proposals under the present arrangement, it being in- tended to construct abuildiug which. when completed, will cost about 812. 000- The County Commissioners are prohibit. ed by wants from signing acontrnct which exceeds an appropriation, and for this reason they could not begin the construction at the building, depending upon an extra appropriation by the next legislature for its completion. The Home, according to the new plans, will accommodate about fifty. The build- ing will be erected withn view to an- nexiug a wing in the near future.— Standard. mm: loyal ldinburgh Concert Company. The Royal Edinburgh Concert com— pany arrived in America about ten days ago. This company is direct from their enormously successful series of concerts at the International Exhibition, Edin- burgh. and are the acknowledged peers of Scottish art. In America, at Lenox Lyceum, New York, Academy of Music, Brooklyn, Springfield, and Stamford, they have wound on ovation. The names of Alice Steel, Edith Ross. Fin— layson, Fleming. Gritton and Blalkie are household words in Scotland, and Moor Lennan'e reputation its an artists is worldwide, be having won more prizes and honors than any other solo dancer and pipe player. The ensemble of the company is one seldom met with. J. W. R. Bsius manages for Mr. MacLen- nnn. and altogether we may expect a grand musical treat on Thursday. Octo- ber 23. ‘ MortgagTfilwt—tl—otnrm The recurrence of the regular monthly meeting of the Building and Loan Asso- ciation. which takes place next Tuesday evening, calls to mind the above term, which we recently heard applied to the borrowing members of the organization. It Is an accurately descriptive term. too, for everyone of them is actively at work steadily reducing little by little the en- cumbrance on his homestead. A strik~ Ing case in point is that of the first loan the association ever made. This was at its meeting in August, 1889, and the amount. was 8700 on seven shares The monthly dues on this number of shares In $3. 50 and by Tuesday night the borrowar' s payments will entitle him to a credit of 85:3 50 in addition to such sums as should be added as dividend of 7 per cent. on his deposit. This is an appreciable sum for the short time the loan has been running and illus. trsles the headway that all borrowers from the association are making in gradually whittling down their mort- gages tu the vanishing point. It is the admirable system of stated monthly psy- memo that brings this about and , puts a weapon in the hands of every b6‘rrower by which he can how his way to fortune. The meeting of Tuesday evening,to which the officers invite all who desire to inform themselves about the associa- tion, promises to have unusual interest. A loan of $2,000 will be oils-red to hot: rowers. nIaneZno’rilniei. In the Superior Court, yesterday Judge Robinson, granted two divorces. Clevlua C. Kendall, ot Norwnik. was divorced from Susan A. Kendall. of Nor- walk, on the ground of (insertion. They were married October 2|, 1888. The custody of one minor child was given to the plaintiff. The marital lies that bound Lillie bl. Prior, of Stamford, to Charles II. Prior, were dissolved by order of the court. They were married January 8. 1884, and the custody of their child aged five years, was give-nib the plainttft.1‘ho decree was granted on the ground of desertion. Willow News. Rev. J. B. Walton, formerly a pastor in this place. spent Wednesday evening as the guest of Henry E. Thomson. ASundny-Scbool conference will be held in the Congregational Church in this place on Tuesday afternoon, 0cto~ her 21st, commencing at 2:00 o'clock. lire. Collisiock, who was raised with convulsions on Monday evening, is to ported quite comfortable to day. The assault case of Wilbur II. Olmv stead vs. Ambrose Lockwood, ls being tried before Henry Chicllrstcr: today. Action on Lwlg Bosch. The two- toasted schooner ”Bulkvley, " loaded with cost, in ashoreim Long Beach. The bontesme inside the Nor- wstk islands Thursday night and during the storm that followed went ashore. While the schooner is not in immediate danger of being damaged, still some trouble may be experienced in freeing her. no WaadDasa Dspwt Ins-ad. The depot st Woodmout. on the Can- solldntrd road. was destroy“ by tile about It o’clock yesterday morning. The building wnessinatl wooden mm and was used both as n pangs and freight depot. The fire origin- stud fro- the small store is the waiting between two-year-olds. and a race for a supper between the horses. The colts wers"lndependence Boy ” by “Independence," owned by Isaac Waterbury. of Noroton, and driven by Arthur Sherwood. ot Snugntnck. and "Sergeant," by "Stamford Belmont." owned by Isaac Benton, of Norman, and driven by Isaac Hamilton. of this city. The race was best two In three, and was easily won by “Independence Boy”in straight heats. Time, 2 2:56}. In tact. “Sergeant” wasn't in it. The own- er of “Sergeant” entered a protest, and appealed from the decisions of the judges. He claimed that the match was for trotting, and so “Independence Boy” paced he claimed the stakes. The counter claim was that the race was made without any condition asto gait as neither colt was broken when it was made. “Independence Boy" showed great speed, and undoubtedly would have shown even better time had he been pushed. The other race was for fun and u sup- per and was between W. E. Keeler’s "Ben," Rodney Light’s “Jim." F. Stev- ens’ “Dandy," George Searies’ “Red Squirrel” and Dr. Keeler’s “Dummy." “Ben” drew the pole and won the first heat easily in 3:0“. In the next “Dandy" got down to business and won in 2:56 and followed in two other beats in 2.56 and 3 :L ‘ RACES LEFT UNFINISHED. Yeatardny's Trotting Events on the Derby Driving Park. The attendance at tlze Derby races yesterday was small, but the beats were exciting. Nelson's Ben, of Antonia, won in the unfinished race of Wednesday. The events of yesterday were in the 2:33 and tree for all classes. Nellie F. won the third best in the 2:33. and the two previous ones, but the third was declared off by the judge who ordered oi! the driver of Guam for pulling and substitut- ed Charles Swain. Susie won the next two beats and the race was called on account of darkness. Summaries: 2:33 class: Tires. 850. IF Bars' s gf’ilot of Providence. W Neeley' s b g Gerald of New Envqu . J. JaWebsler s b g Dock Ca. vol of Pills:a C. lbmnxnbgc I. G at Derby. I J. Fisk' s g in Nellie P of New york Jama Travernell n b 2 Alex IoCord of New York . .. W. B nuiIib' s b In “hale of Hartford W IA. mCoiliri' s b g Volunteer of Brook Prev: for al'. ....; is ' William Neeley s b g onkey Rolls of New Raven II. For a h g Honesty of New Haven ..... . Jones Traverneii s g g Si' verThiend of N. Y. I". lsnee' s b g Alsace love of New York Timcw‘z: 3i. 2: 3 5K” " i286 RAILROAD SPIRES. News About mm. lorwnlk Boys vin tha Ridgatlald Prose. Tom Griffin is smashing baggage on Conductor Smith's train this week. Operator McMahon, of Sanfords. has been appointed to night duty at Wilton. Ed. Lobdeil, Conductor Smith's genial baggage man, has been wearing Con- doctor Beeman’ a cap during the latter a vacation. It don't fit him. but he will take good care of his train “alien same." Conductor Harley Bosnian has been enjoying a well-earned vacation in War- ren. Conn.. and none of his friends need be surprised if they receive a present of some fine gnmowithin the coming week. V. W. Benedict. telegraph operator at Wilson's Point, and Engineer Dave Vsugn engaged in n hugging match on fisturdsy lasl,whtch resulted in a broken rib tor Y. W., and speaks well for Dave’s capabilities in that direction. Firemen Jack Belts, who has been working with Engineer Hoyt on the night freight, is now on extra duty at the Point. Andrew Daugherty takes bio place, while William Knapp keeps the kettle bolting for Engineer Adams on Herman’s train. r. is. o. airs-vii ID the in... At the slate convention of the Y. M. C. A., in New Haven. II. II. Knapp, of Bridgeport. Ihs treasurer of the state committee, reported total receipts of $5,863.32, Including $8,718 contributed ”If; by ssrociniion. Of this mm “.234 had been paid to the state secretaries department. There was an overdraft of “.220. but the sum of 3121 due in fees would, when paid. leave a small balance in the treasury. The average salaries of s-socintlun secretaries was between .800 and 3900. A comparison of the growth of the work in the state since It!!! was shown in figures as follows: Expenses of associations in 1887. .39,- 204. and in 1600. ”3,500.16. Member- ship in 1881 was 5.538 and 0.923 in 1800. Value of Dominica’s property in 1887 was $109,150; in 1890, ”5.817. lam- beisbip fees in 1800, “3.463. There were 130 towns in the stats of 1,000 population or over where there was on m. An eltort was to be made morphine work in these towns by corresponding with proper persons, and much was “I «~‘l'be worthless snaps ct foolish lin- judicsMba redhytbsrella- blatansp otllbsrst maniacal-metha- Mrs. J. H. Eyre, of Stephney Depot, is visiting Mrs. F. E. Resdmnn, on Wil- ton avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Plait Price have ratitrttv ed from a week’s visit with relatives on Long Island. Mrs. Frederick St. John. of West are- nue. borough. has returned from a visit to New Rochelle. Mrs. William Miller and son returned , yesterday from a visit in Fort Erie, Goll- ada, and North East. Penn. Lillian Bradly, of Mt. choo, is spending a few days with bar grand- parents on Elizabeth street. Miss Edith Osborne and Mia Bertha Smith. of East Norwalk, have returned from a week’s visit in Dnnbnry. Principal Foote. who attended the teachers’ convention at New Haven yen- terday. will spend Sunday at Derby. Miss Mamie Hands. of Sknneatelcn. N. Y., who has been visiting relatives on Park street. returned home this noon. W. C. Brainard, of the borough, who has been running a dime museum at the different fairs. in home for a short vnos- tion. Jacob Von Gericbten, the detective who was in this city last evening, spent several weeks at Dorian Point during the past summer. Mr. and hire. W. R. Harman and Wil- mer Daria will leave this afternoon for New Rochelle, to spend a few days with Iii. Harman's father and mother, who have just returned from a. Europun trip. hit. and Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond will take the steamship, "Old Dominion” to-day for Richmond. from whence they will proceed as inclination dictates in leisurely trips to points of interest. They will probably be absent about I month. ALL AROUND THE STATE. Matters Worthy of Ilcntlors that Do Not Happen Every Day. The contract for building the new railroad bridge over the Ninth: river on the Shoreline road has been awarded to John Beanie of Leete’s Island. Perry Newton of Waterbury. who abandoned his wife when rumors became public that be had two other wives liv- ing. was arrested at Milford Thursday night, and last evening was taken to Torrington, where he will be granted a hearing today. A pickpockei was in attendance at the reception following the (hitter-Sterling wedding in Bridgeport Thursday night, but fled on being caught with his hood in the pockets of one of the guests. A German farm hand named Fritz. employed by a farmer named 8milb,wss hound. gagged, robbed and pounded while returning from Derby to his man- ter’s home on the New Haven turnpike, Thursday night.- The annual report of the slats boardof education states that of the 9,228 child» ten between tournen and sixteen yarn old who are employed, 231,0rover tats par cent, cannot read or write. Swift 8: 00.. the great Chicago pork packers. have become halt owners of the business of John W. (300 in lsrtdeo. The plant is to be enlarged so that m bogs can be killed in one day. ’ n.;.;a.‘i'.:;r.‘n.s... It takes time to complete all the ex- hibits and get them in perfect running order, but the managers of the Itecbnnlcs’ Fair, on Huntington avenue, Burton. have completed their work and now the exhibition is in perfect running order and ready for visitors. We do not con to speedy any special exhibits but leave visitors to judge for themselves. Band concerts are given each day and evening. —-"(leiitlelnen and ladies," sold a celebrated lecturer, "l rise to remark that the American codlish ball is not up to the standard of what aooilflsh hnll ought to be. but Brussels sospls sway beyond the standard of all soaps homo. lore made." Odds and lids. Idnrstioii In Russia is at slow sbln twelve per rent. of the mpulntlon can and writs A very large letter was recently mild Ii Australia. If. weighed ills ounces. Did Ilia value of the stamps on it. nominated to “if. Ari enormous growth of ivy has parthlly destroyed this wall of Christ church, Waters loo, and a few days ngn brought a notion fl ll. tumbling to the gmttrid. Tho church It“ horn built flity years iiiivornmvni statistics rmuy published. place the [emulation of the Roldan I 10‘. W7 :55 of whlih bl ”25, "It's WW" A French fashion for marking tablallnnlrls to have the monogram or simple letters arr braids-ml on th- tobln cloth. in (limbo! I“ M imupied by the m Mm about thmqnsrtsrn of a yard from thaw of the table. The napkins srw nsnrkerl W middle. Boys the flat I Kwai Medical Jm‘ Apmym of the Wed Morse» cumin of len in the cam-used. I'M-Ir in I“ Is WW that I‘ll-om into Japan fro- Chino are sum larva or is- d min ; eds.
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