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. SOUTHNORWALK. CONN.. :WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2!. 1890.
DIRECTORY cones-r worm nIrtnw'A-aasanomfi. my an user nouns.
fi‘dmwl 1'- UIIIM mm.r.r.omu.ts.ummu minummausosyusa.“
mm mu “Imam 00 Hum ” firgzw. SOOJIandi’IWatwsthend. aw i... um. um
mtsrrn'scouan .w-rnnua an. mm -
so. . . . monsoon, cm s.
mutant-cu Mir-um QU‘ETARDaz (”goglalihlochll mus. "oral 33 Argent-
TOWN OF NORWALK-
AW: N Norwslk: S. N.—Ssuth Nos-
walk. snail-mu.
Tothosoof arr-donwhosronotal-
readyawmolthshetw:woald .t’hat“
svss-ylrnlllllll w‘fi" ho [sand
a." arykuainoss trans-
'10".be-
and onworthyofoll POW-ll.
mutual-
ant commons.
sonwm mos worms co. The, wits u,
uaar It. It. brslge.
arms.
simwshiagtonmplsnssnd
_ “APP, was
Watershed»
WDMIINKIID. llalnandWallste.N
“Musing” ”bandit-Will
W1.“
Hm. WL'BOIIBDIW. 3 Wm It,
klntbof WIN.
a Exam N. atulhiWsshington
Dog‘LYNKSO-l” It. confecti m
ass-Joanie.
: om m0.19Na.lalnl¢.S.N. Sole
L hounds-mites
spasm
LlsmmnearWleN. Pure
w$31me.Gun-It’ll!icocssaot. PIE-ll WWI!-
mlsox's- Hamel-dc" tit-ad Granite
ville. Isavcordwsaths “mm Place.
BANKS.
can-rust. NATIONAL mumwm u. N
or WI
capital DWI», 3:?!» i It
William Curtis.csshiu.
cm NATIONAL BANK. The. 08 ”Warm“.
mg ml“ 'lwswm Mlil.‘ “I”
no u. its ”nouns. W 1“!
too,.ashh
PAllelRlJl com NATIONALW mm
alt; “shutout. rum
0. M' m
rst'nrtnuii cousin ssvmos momma.
Wall st. N.
Deposits mull). surplus SWAIN
Winncld S. lowly, pro-t; S. Craw,vicc
print; Jamcsll. Sultry. tress.
NATlONAL BANK OF? NORWALS, The. 51 Watt
st. N. I Capital 8610.11”.
Hill. mean; R.” J. iitli. vice reel.
NOBWALK SAVlNGS SOCIETY, The, W all st, N
Deposits W, Georgi
I. over . “mm vice-priest .
S.
Gauge
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De
posits ova snrylus Alden Sol-
Inaria. pros“ obn ll. Knapp. tress. interest
palddepusmas. loner W011 011W
rim. (Wholesales)
SOUTH NORWALK Sm CO. S. N. Hammond
incl. pork, sheep. lamb. vcal.etc.
TRRBYJVI. It. A. (30., N. Aruwur'sbecfsuo
provisions. lloutedrassed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON, J. 1. Portables boxshtt. N. Circulars
folded in over lllio Sunday pawn.
BLACKNMITHS.
CARR, GEO. T. fool. Seymond st. S. N. Horse.
shoeing
. :s'mnul' a sermons.
motto. s. not: “a omm,s
‘ of mm Widow.
BOOT AND snort humus.
snowmen Solslnfl.3- N mdem
repairing
S.N.hulldcrr
II
wane. II. No train its. N. Will-w
Manama-at “rubbers.
SCHAUEJOBN‘SON. SS Washingttai st. S. N.
Allgoudassonmeut
not" AND silos; REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS also so Railroad ”Hues. s. N. Ali
work neatly and MW!“
WW AND susnonnns.
PINK“), J. ARTHUR. 3- “I“ engraving,woil
sta’tlounydtllc swas-
M hssehall and rooms
v TO 43 w ashtngtou at.
first) is DRUG is with. “mom”
BOX muss. (Wood and Paper? ln
SNAP . atesst.S.N. manufacturcro I
Pfimwm,“ Gen-uni shop 30be
BUILDING ”Ilium. N m
MJOHN B. it. Washington st. 5.
hl-wmtc. sewn pipe. hay. straw. etc.
LIO.NAIID CDAS. ’l'. Waist at. N. brick or all
Milne, ..hslr ctc..alao blue
atom. Irvbrick y.
BAYIOND BROS. Illwaukeo. Phllaerphia lllli
Treat“ MMMMMQW
BU'I'I'KB. coastal. EGGS. he.
BOSTON BUTTER BUUSB, next door to the Pin.
Mm madoof all diluent
minnows-e. —o asddomestlc. Al.
paduofhuuar.agp. cannedgotids,ctc.
cams“ umouronurs.
nsNN waxwwotsoN. WJAHI”.
herselasblcsndcarrisgsf uni-Nut!
casinos-nuts AND BUILDIIS.
cmwnssanic.wsnn its. N. udmatss
mm
HORTON. WldeTAyitwsmne.S. N. Jobbing
WALL, ID. Blatall'smlll LN. Iodurn
lschiacryrnhbycheappower powercusblcsnetogivt
lowlgares. Inpaurksspecialty.
RATIOllDJ. 1. “Wotan. SN. mobster:
brawls. eunuuocchol
anus, halamJlandnrvollnwlngsno
tuning. Hashim-rumor benchesoscks
Johuagdoaalstlmsueglvm. til-o.
WOOD.S.B.lSGrovest.S.N. Jobbing
rim-Ill!
11.30 S.shopCrun Wflarlsln-Ofleecor
WWall i'aadltddsnaveqlf. Stanwood working.
Hummus-mammal".
sad-arm. lusylosaed. Telemann-herbs.
MAID OWNS. Wash
llOY'l'. ail-salts N. a
£00m. Wk.)
typos tiles ad
CAB‘iIAGI HANDIACTIIM
11L“. ilkNltY. Nolainsulih. manufmot
curbs. Wmfimtom
WEIGHT 0 lLYIlN, fooaof Freaking-snares
m tracks. etc. Painting,
yd“ “powwow-modu-
OAT
furrow! ofhroad
mach-Salutes. "a l
I“... .‘l‘. ONImmN.slsonsws
Jstatlosienatttlbooksellers.
m P123 IANUIACTUIIIS.
m. CHAS. 1‘. War- lI. all dae- and
m slsoartllclaisteps. dc.
clan no: IANUIAO'I'UIIIS.
Sunni-slash EN. mans
”"ouwm w h II
cross monotonous.
tron sousrsso CIGAIISNJ. TstDSoJaln
fill—smut
OIDI’ILLCIOARCO. TMWWQB-fl
orv "snout-ens.
”gin-toiled Loam
Elation. our Warranties-donut.
w (til. I Isis-it. S. mommy
ammo um
{ll-i
In
HENRI. whisk-t. SJ. alssjohhsrls
”Arbutt. It.“ ill-Illa”! II. 5 l
hilt .S.ll. Hydraulics-dummy eegism
Gurus h'd'g,
ad ave-lag.
DOW
Wall-Ion
WME'Wflth.“
gm‘énfifié-“w
1‘
/
WTAIIDGLASIWAII.
EASELDW AB”. on. mm‘uflsl...
nmvanssnuro MNonin neerest.
lanps.croekery. glIa‘fswsre. We“.
Rummage, 1r” mmmmtfl.
BO Oflcehonhdam.:;g.n W cor
(IN ALL. U .
huts-13m.slimésn.ttw p..tn
mums. 1.0. adios at W
near MN.
Goldm crowuslnscrg
porcelain
WIKD. W L.. D.D.S.lslssths st.S.N.
Hour-8s. In. tocpJo. “argument.
DOORS. IASIIAI'DBLIJIDS.
_SIITII.W. EACO. DAITWstcrshN. carriage
woodetoworhwheels.
DRAIN AID 83m PIPI.
W'MmthJ. mm
RAYIOND BROS. Ammglsudandmt
plmswuhtcmlndlamctcr
DBUGSANDCEEIICAIS.
RAS’I'SIDI PBARMACY. Van zandtsve. 1N.
Snudayhosrsatolo nonfiction. Prescrip-
douscarcfullycoutpounldodh Reubll 1B9.
Gmltm J G. SSWsl st shed
retaiLPopulsr talent.
HGGSEJOEN A. ll InnIain If. N. Yttrium-fifty
I" ‘M lmasshingtonshS. N. pattaitmedl-
PLAISTKD'B 43 W
WPhy-lclans specialty.
DB 1 mhnlublc N r
J. LASONS—“Tbe " o.
W. N. Drygoodsmil oil.clotlis trial.
““9 "'0.
BANKS I. K. Nanchano Hotel blocks. N. dry.
goods, notlous.giovu.cte. Underwear: ty.
BENNETTJ 1’19”th Businessatab-
lisbed over forty-twoyeen.
DICKEBIAN A. A SON, St Washington st. 9.11,
drygoods, etc. tsce adv)
“:0le a HOYT, 8mm. N. ”Wash-
ingtonst.S. «WW-u
STREET. EDWARD. S Gama: bldg. N. Dry
goods, faocygoods. uutioussndhoslory
BXI’BESO LOSIPANIBS. ti 6
ADAMS SKXPRES olilce railroad no on,
N. autHBWnll st N 0'ltxpromi {mounts to all
parts of the world. train service. Low
rates. Inter Hunt. agent.
EXPBBSNNIEN.
' BUXTON a BRUNDAGB. ofllcest Benedict's.”
Wall st, N Our motto, “prompt attention
CAV'ANAGU S EXPRESS, , furnitureand
pianos moved. Lceveordcnst laisteds.8. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postollloe and
liais' s. Careful and prompt service.
”TRAVIS, mustangs. 3'13“,
8m 1’. S. .kCO. 99nd st actor-
as «Khalid. celebrated flav mission-so
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
Sneextracts. F. S. Ambler.
FEBTILIZEBS.
SAYIOND BROS. Srsdley‘ s super-phony:
lal manures. laud plaster, ground boue,wood Mam-
SIITH W H. a: C0. Witter st.em N. agents for Wil
listus Clark A Co.‘ s standardfertl I'tzers.
"BE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary she in stuck,spw
his to orderjre mortarpand, chmncy due linings
FISH, OYSTEBS. CLAILS. ETC.
HUNT A ZELUFF, SDWsshiugtou st. 8 N. one
lish.oysters. clams fruits, game. vegetables. etc
I’LAG AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.
NORTON. JOHN ll. 88 Taylor avenue. S. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYIOND BROS. contractors for flag. concrete,
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
MRIDA STEAL! AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
[Slim W. R. 8 CO. Music Hall block. S. N.
sole sgettls.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
‘lSLAND GEN" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L'BOMNKDIEU DANIEL, east end of Washington
st bridge. The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYIOND BROS hay. straw. flour and feed in
package. load. car or cargo lots.
NED HILL. Dalian. Crofwt St Rose. Grutn. choic
ground fwd, graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
Woodward Pisce. S. N. plants. cut
“8538‘!!me pierce made to orth. N
W srd st. 0 L’ itiou C
UUIGURP L36 60ml workuspec
Plants. cut flowers, etc. depo
th t. Beddly
I‘m" norms. ......l‘u'fis 5mm of all stuns“
rosta a specialty.
II. So. Iain 8.. theoldcstsnd
smrndpfinm in this't'icin'ity. Plants cut
lowers. etc. 1loralworkof allk’indssspcc ty
and dot'io promptly.
I'UBNI‘I'UBI DEALERS.
COLEMAN, TURODORI. ashingtortrt, (easteud)
Furniture. crate fittcnmcs.
CRAI A Will'l‘TLBSlY, as latest. N. (llay
moad‘h ‘holdstsndt Seeadvertiseniut. Isl
GSA). ll. newstom. stand as u st.
“A?“mdson above old share. S N
STOW DAVID unnandnilolalnst. ..
Maldonado.
GAS LIGHT COIPANIIS.
NORWAIJ OAS LIGHT COIPANY. adios it
Gas for heat or
33;; ...... .....‘H... 1.. am...
late per barrel, extra.
GBOCEIIS. Mounts.)
llOLllS A Wind it Wall stN. whole
flour. hay.eu:.
SILLICI BROS. “and “Wall st. N. wholnals
non-s. loll. feed. our. her. etc.
0300838.
BROWN A WILCO to Washington st. S. N. sols
agentsfor creamy butter
BECKER. CONRAD. in Washington st. S. N.
chohpoeeriss-d provisions
meflhfl. sues-sortoHstchius toNo.
lsiast.S.N.hHsdslicsclssfortsr-l lytr'atis.
flNNlGAN AO'RIILLYJIS lain st. N. flour.
W5 ssw'amcruwmms. faacyssd
mmm.tmt.stc.
FITCH. D. w. West ave. our. lsrwln st. N. canned
"ll.
goods. billings“.
uwan.L&Wallst.N. I cats: to tltshest
tradeobtslnsble.
S.l.lasgro~
OUYSRASON. T.S.
VJ'M Statistic-.1!
m. . svs.nsar .
Ashastospsiahschoolsupfllssmc
LAW’l‘ON.1..D.AOO SiSolfslnst.S.N.gro
d table “WE esdot Wasbl
L'liOlIlDIlU. DA east
It Misc-8 Illa-0.. cola-I. stiles-m sends“
KOO”. HANNAH. No. IainfluansstJ. N
Ins foreigafrulls. dour. fr:tc.scd.
NEW YORK TIA 00.. 4'; Iain st. N ~Il. Heller—-
Teas. unless and spicsss y.
MCKIBSONABITTS.“ band leader.” Islam! a
usually madetshtsd
OTSAII. Clio Wilton“.l ave. and School st. N.
prices.
x” it.” Washlm S. N. hand.
Sli’MOU C I. as st.
quartersfov orcelsbnted 'Dsw cannedgoods
VALDIN. CilAS. ll. bWallfiN. (hearsay bet-
ter. cheese. om. tshlsdrllcsclss. fruits. are.
Gill! All) AIIUIII‘IOI
GUNS. ANIUNITION sod Sperm: floods of all
kinds-t 30 at Water sh. N.
IA ' IDES. (I'P'k'l 0')
ASCEJOSIPII J. 7]onroest.S.N. slsofor-ns
MT:IAITIHJR.DCO. ”ton *S.
Lmdnflm skins, planks.
wrrmmtw “‘5'”? “if“ ......
A stsrst,l. tron
llngxsot‘tesstiap, wstaboasa.
HATS ANDCAPLtIotaIL) ‘1'
ISA stw
Tm... immunmw
IA‘I ”(HAW
Mill. 3.“ DEMQIH. “I“
ma “APP, east“! miss
ocular-l 'nswatwa uses.
Newton‘s
UL’SSILL a Mmmlmmu.wb
“easel-lemma.
IAYIOND A m an. ab III
yflsfiuuAu.m.aa
W...“ 1*
mm
DMP.S.IWalln.N.eustorI-msdeharusn
mdrepaldugaeulydone.
HOTELS.
AIRBICAN EMS]. to Haiti N. J.0.0olllns.
Compass plan. rutsnrant
b nmummmom
NORWALK Emmi. Mona. DAN. RR. depot.
I WILLS ”Washingttat SN Reed
OLD MIL. . .
nous: mmrmvo GOODS.
, ICI DEALERS.
BURCHARDJ. “Scldeu Point Farm." 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGILLOCKWOOD. oialnsgN. Insur
aucesudrealestatslnal tabranehta. P0
LAY’l'ON, JACOB]. Washlngtoo nextto .
N.Srs.plateglass,accldentandl classedv)
IDCKWOOD. new. IdnandWallmN. Real
men loansncgotlatcdm
estate. in ts. W
IORRXLLA L110“ . 95 ashiugtori st,
SN .ystrlctl Snoclssscom cotrtrspresntedpaoles
'rsrwn s 00wa. to A «Washington st,
S.N. lteallstateaodinsnrsncs.
INSURANCE COIPALNIIS.
CONNECTICUT GRN’L Lllfl INS. 00., S. S. L'
Bomrnodhu, t, Washington st,S. sesad.
INTRO POLITANLIFBINS CO. mWashington
st.S. N. P..J Grubb.tasslstansnpt.
NORWALK Film ms. 00.. N. in amoral
basin. since i”. No on ossw claims
PEOPLE'S Lilli! ms. 00.1%.“ as
toust. S. N. Jno. French. ibummmlflg'og
mum- SECURITIIS.
murmurs Issonlcb ..N 6% South!
llddlcscx banning and Equitab '1’: go Cos.
IRON AND STEEL
SMITH. W. U. 0C0. ibaudl7Wslsrst, N.
springs, axles. carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IKRRITT KM. frlsndfifiWautr st,N. iron work
ofsllkl kl.nds
Till! DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS Water
st, S.N Wm. B. lioyt, proprietor.
IRON POUNDBIES.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwslk ironWorks
00., ondalso at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELEBS.
FERRIS. A. S. ”So. IslnsLSN. op. Cltyflotd.
SUN duewatcbrcpslringaspeclsl ty
NOYT. B. B. iSNo. Msinet, S. N. strictlydrstflal
at low prices.
JACKSON LcGRAND. hSWallst.N .wstches, dis.
moudsctc. Pinewstcbrepalrl ngsrpecialty
ROOD, if. S. diamondmwatchrm , silver and
plated ware. repairingsspec' tmzslnst. S.N.
LAWTEBS.
AUSTIN ALFRKDR. rooms lasonicb‘d'g. Wall
st. borough. Notaryemlllcallts
mos'r mausssutais No. no.1? st, t2mgr, tog-i
RURLBUTTfi. BSLDKN rootrtsb and 6 Gauche
building. “out. Margit.
LIGHT, JOHN it. till W N.uotsry
commissioner of dwds for . cw Yorkgila
DOCKWOOD EDWARDII. room 4 Gszcttc bldg,
borough. ttoruey, notary and pensions.
SEYIOUII, JOHN 8. room it Mold Co. Nat.
Bank bui.lding N. Counsellor at law.
WAISII. JOHN J. room! laconic building. Wall
st. borough.
LIVEBY STABLES.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board—
ing stables. Ollice No. 8 River st. N
GREGORY, GEO. S. M Knight st, N. Pine turn-
outs nspt‘dhliy. Telephone SSS.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTLRING CO. Da st,S.
N. lannfscturers of bull tl crs‘ were. “ton
once at Pearl st; New York ofllco 99 Reade“;
Chicago once to Lake st.
NORWALK LOCK COIPANY. S. N. New York
once or Chambers “5L w aodkbuiltfirsm
wue;;tlcslgners one we on c
houso trinuthrgsin mbrsss and iron.
LUKBEB DEALERS.
SILL. if. J. sWstcr st. N. All kludsotlumherdc—
littered to any point by rail. team or vessel.
slACnlN! SI]
NORWALK IRON WORKS C The. Water st,
near.” , S. N. General machinery, iron
and brass forg Babbitt metal. to
pain for manniactorios hosts.
SCOF'IILD, W. A. KnightsgN New machinery
III-leans! repairing promptly attetrded to.
MARKET GABDBNEBS.
JENNINGS A WATKRUU‘RY, S. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
rumors.
A IODIL IARKBT. 9 Wall st. N.Wm.Wardwell
prop. beef. veal. lamb. mgttoo and mi try
, A. “S lain It. meets. tsvegets
Amoffi oysters. clarrts.e and sscallops, butter,
'mm arm ls Tue, lob
INN 8 BC stats.
BmdsmsfrultsJSNo lain And.
SISSKILDANAC. l2 Iain at. N. choice-eats.
poultry. Ssh. vegetables. etc.
Sill'l'i'O'S CRNTRAL HANK". oWatu st. N
Heats. vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lowest prices
IARRING’I'ON J. A. Murals. ““2163;
GllST. GIO. "dint avonlr. B. N. clinic:3 meats.
vegetltbtqtrsluctc low—trash prices.
IS "RD “Nolan! N. primer-eats
“3r! sliltlods. limos mmflw wir
wowN. s. o. Central-MM” lalnndnsvi-
inmfl'nm'n,‘ 0 row hi Williams
".1 as man
N lnallkinll WashingtonSLbrldgehc' S. N. Inc
wckwooo. L
mmmetcd-mmflu.
WOODAIDOKWOOD. 7 Isis st.I. Ins
nee-paltry. ash. dusaspvdslry.
LYONS. A 8.. OldWelMMBNo.lslalt.
M‘ stem mmeimum '
Halal . near . .
not: umvvastahlcs. “humiliate
PIClilithO. II S Iiastsve.op. school house, S N.
wheel. U.trsal,utttttort etc.
JACOB. 3 Wet MW-hlwfi'
I‘M ASmNO'i‘OlI IA‘HKIIT. “gas:
11‘ W
umwgfi Nan-mandpoultrytcrtniiytrsds.
SPILLANIJ.':..lhlaotnnlst, N.wsgour1tas
mfln MS NT!“-
WAXs’ll‘pawrtsnof town with Ins flesh and Mussels
WIXON,|J. anallstJl Chutes-teas. post-
”vegetables.
infra
' |IAIIIILI AND rm!“
P. w. Water srtersr or s-
“91.5de mfihm dealsr in building
'0'
“WEAK. w mlalnstli. machinati-
Iwmm.mmfi€.
IANONS AND norms?“
mo UHRYJSWesthl. . kink
Iii-sum“ eon "Vii I. tons
WiLLlAI mar-ea.
m “'Ahlmmhlag,‘c.
smwuusa EIWQASN. Jobbing
WXLLIAI, 51min. 1'. Allklnfiof
LAWWB. ~ I
hummus-3y.
resin oorsmaas.
mm? w-mw
mam-I-
WDIWHAI. AW.“—
3 s. "manna.”m
I
aim
lgéwm as. swaths
. Iain M
"mount-am ......
sum J. ll. BWashlugioust. S. N. crocku'y,
ghsswsatlnsedvoodsswsre. ,
, oro swmaco.
J Sits [humiliate 8.1L“
winnings ”that“! st.
Sl'. Jone. linguists-til. liliinery. last!
snd'laeroods
mIUlIGC :lACfllfimcl-kw
BRADLIY IRS ler tow
B. N-hflfllalu 1%” music
TLIIISIINNIIP. to “all. RH.
organ.iustrnctlon
GIBSON“? S. UM Il.N. Plano,
......” "F.
SUN‘HNGTON.IIlSdé' in Iain sgN. Veal it
strncuonandvoles devt.clopvsen Id
NASH. IISS JINNII K. l2 North avenues
i.ustruction
sudorgan
SAWYnIka. teacherofindrmtsll‘
music. mammal Bull Fishtail"
Victims“!
hooks.
WSIILIILJJ. lfll Washington stbrldga,
mutilation. Nassau-shuns:
muons KISSING!”-
S. D. Orders left at Bodwell’s sow.
“WI 1.8.11. De 5.8.3
LOCKWOOD, C. omen . Glut
ory'sN.; NewYorkiNGrolns Kira '
MAGICOND-BANDEBWU“
PODIO WI nadurSalvst Armyllarracks.
S. N. nS'tbvcs.rangesuzrockory. mete.
ormn PLANTIN‘AND DEALERS.
BILLIIIRAIP O.m.lll,S.N.wboleule
shipperofoystcrsandclaln
CUTBILLR. J. footof Raydmdms. N. m
salelndnler lulneoystess.
ROYT W. EASONJSIWatw SUN
Ba ' ters. exportrasn'aud w“
on In re 0
REED A HOUSIAN. ills WatastJ N. til-la!
and shippersof orwalkuaoylt
VANS J.L..hCO..l’.O.lloxhtBS.N.
Oysters clams, wholesaleandretsll
PATTERNS AND HODEIS.
NORWALK PATTERN W0 Chas. ll. Als-
.Rlverslde ave. S. Stoves. Steam
and or rPnrnacc Sole
work a spsdalty.
agent for ths Carin
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J. «Isle at, N. Jewctt's lash.
Insury and Wadswortb‘s inland paints.
RAYIOND BROS Jew cwett‘s. Atlanticsnd Scelcy’s
laced, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
Slii'i'il. W. ll. AGO. use i’.‘ Waterst. N. agents
for oriongmau A use paints.
PAPER HANGING;
PROWITT. J. 1‘. lb leftist. N.wlndow sharks.
Hollands. natures. etc.
TAYLOR A CO. 21 IslnsgN. also hardware.
paints, oils, glass. ctc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKHAN.C. A. it lists st, N. instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. S 78Washington st.S. N. onequallty
only and that thobtat.
RSADNAN F. F. Genetic buildl ..N Cabinet
vb Wort-pint? w don: one 01.8150
PIANO TUNIBS AND NIPAIBERS.
DUNDEE, C. F. Lockwood flail, N. Also dcsicrin
pianos, orgsns. sheet music. ctr
PLANING HILLS.
RANDALLJIINER D. IN. All klndsof wood
workalretsllorfortbetmic.
PLUIBING.
NESKKRACO.. W. [1. Nitric llall block. S. N.
Plumbing. stain and gas Siting.
NASH, F. ii A BRO. cor Rain and West I“, S. N
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and healers.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Jamesw.
Hyatt. pram; Edwin G. Hoyt. “pt.
BIA]. ESTA“ AOINI'S.
LAYTON, JACOBI. Washington at. near to PO.
SN propertyfor ornlmhousestoreut. fscesrlv.)
NORRKLL a L‘DOMIKDIEU. 96 Washington st,
S. N. selling, renting and collecting
WIISON. O. E. Gazette bldg,N. Investments and
money to loan. Also immune wrtttcu In bust
of companies at the lowmt rates.
WOODWARD, E. A. No. illsln st. 5.
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BER DWI, 5 Water st. N. warm meals it sit
hours, dinner the.
NKNRY ‘S. 1680. lalust.8. N. Tbehestacdlnner
in the city. Board by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
ummw. B. A SON tth's-hington at. S
Hydraulic and Civil engineers
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD‘S, llSS lNSTlTUTl. 6 Orrhard st. N.
Young iodine boarding and day school.
HEAD lrs. litilstde.N Dayarto boarding school
for girlssnd young ladies. Fits for any colic ego
orcourse corn ctcln lf Polly cqut pl‘dlab:
rstorysttse New ark artists emp ed in
musical department. Special advantages or the
the study of art. lsngusgcs and elocutmo.
Punter!!! bean! October hi Circulars will be.
sent upon application.
NORWALK MILITARY lNSflTUTE. N. frank 3.
Ho s,prlnclpal. Circular on request.
WILSON. HR. 15.1]. School for boys
anti l‘CllllllflL‘ MlllKll!
(‘L Prepsrstor to cull
For circulars, orifices us a re
DIVING ItACflIN’lS.
SMILE-M C I. it So lain at. S. N “Whaler and
“.Iiolsehold " needles, oil. attach-
meets. Repairing a specialty.
SBWKB CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS. sewers built. water pipes lsld,
excavating, Suing. grading. gardening.
SIIOI MANUFACTURERS.
wuusnunr.urnrwsou A CO. SN. LIOlt'l'
Inc shoes.
N. houses 0
Norwalk
annals-room?! .73,
lstshllshcd rim).
misses and chlldreu‘
75 and 77 Water S
Iaosfacturers of
Ins footwear for the retslltradc
SHIRT-WAIST! AND UNDERWEAR.
SUTCIIINSON. COLE A CO. Norwrlk. New York
and Bridgeport. Costa.
smnmnrt's Goons.
Aim. JOllN ii film at. N. headquarters for
guns. lsbiug . ammusluoantc
S'I'AII BUILDIIS.
SAKIII, JULIUS. Wat. st. usatto Wheeler‘s four»
quI Stairs and hand rails to order. W
'rttk DUNCAN DION SAILING WORKS. tier
it. 9. NJ; illicit, proprietor.
urns: nouns Alums.
normsu norm ”ignite Cd. use. Wear it,
amulet!!! "m JOINTS.
.penslon agent. sotsryps is, etc.
3» unoft JACOB I. Wsshlagtoe rt,suttoP.o.
SN. Peas-gown...”
«domes-d.)
snows Dunno.
"KRISJOIINII. footof Wan-MASH. also
brick, limaunsuuhsir. phstsr.
IOSTON. JOHN B. “III-skit me; I. I. Also
lsysrof
“uOND m HID. m mwleb and
war-soot». mans-nu. trimming.
mm “’0'. All) IIIA’I’m
‘mfllll LANDOI ”W 8. ll. 0.
“mi?“ w r“. '° J”
POW SN. stoves.
rages. best-s. houssf lug “more stovero-
sic. ’l‘lssndcoppw werksspschlty.
SILL”. SYLVIDTK‘. ”WW-sill on It
bridgeJ. Wit plats smite
“bonito.
NW JOIINI. lam El. Light
and heav'y making wk’puy studio in.
ITIDKITAW
mattress of. flares its cost. mi.
“07'.” m
RATIO”. ONO. II. fl-lfllsls I. first
‘0' doesllerkleyst. Mob-71+“.
mogul” moons.
GI). . .l. ties and Id
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woon.
qulfl. MIMQI, all! III
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CO. ”mm.
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illll TARIFF lililiPIJIN
LAST mam ‘nrruaucm
RALLY AT MUSIC HALL.
m
IAYOB WILCOX PBESIDES.
Senator o. ..th Laud Talk on Pro-
tootioa. Innis-sated by a Stirring Ad-
dress hy loo labs-a Chance. at New
York—A Large and lotbusiastlo Audi—
ence Applauds the Salient Points of the
. lP'skors’ Boos-ska to tho Echo—Nico
Praslrlaats nod Secretaries of the Big
looting".
The Republican of South Norwslk
sittbeld s rifly‘lf‘llusl‘c Hall last evening.
and it was s big success in point of non:
bets and enthusiasm. Bsd the crowd
which stood about the door been seated
there would not have been a vacant chair
in the hull. John E. Light, chairman
of the Republican town committee. csll
ed the meeting to order and read the fol-
lowing organization of the meeting:
President, Hon. Edwin Wilcox.
Vice-presidentsz—Robert l1. Rowen.
Frank Comstock, J. J. Asch, Joseph
Tammany. Edwin Adams. John B. Bou-
ton. Andrew J. Crofut, John B. Ferris,
Charles Helmet. William Atherton, R.
E. Klimt-y, Talmsdge Biker, Richard 1.
Cutbtll. Intuit: B. Loombury. John E.
Knapphp wts Von Gil. JsmeeB. Knapp,
John V. Scuily, Sntuoelllsymood, Fred
Bodshon. Jacob N. La ton,.lsntss Day.
Russ-4i Frost, D. P. Iy. WilliamC
Street, Vincent De F ritue, John A.
Slater.J. M. Ei'endorf smel L. Rus-
sell, Charles 8. Stevens. Charles T.
Lotvnies. Samuel McGowan, Peter
Shields James 0. Crown, Mortimer If.
Lee, E. A. Woodward, Edward F. Bile,
Stephen Selby, David R. Selleck, Charles
F. Halluck Smith Mills. Homer Ruck
well, Charles Tbomes, Edwrn H. Meth-
SWtum, Starr Hamilt in, Alphonso Dibble
WilliemC ROCIAJODDO Smith. Henry
D. has. George Cudlipp, Henry I
Smith William]. Crew, Sanford Wicks,
Charles W. Bell, William C. Sammie,
Henry Wells,(}barles G Guider,Then-
pile Euphrat, Frank N. Forrls,Charlce
E. Duty, James Golden. James A. Brown.
George ll. North, L. Eocene Dennis.
Matthew Corbett, Reed Havilaod, Fred-
erick A. Arnold, Thomas Wood. Oscar,
Raymond. D. P. Mom-ll. James L‘Hom-
medieu, Marshall Tolios, Smith L'Hoin-
medieu J. R. Marvin, Thu-odors S.
Lowrttles, Joseph \room. George N
Warn-n George W Kinsey, Jacob
Schoob. Welhelm Lichtblesu. Gould
Hoyt. Walter C. Quintard.
Secretaries: -—Chttrles B. Adams. John
W. Duke Edmund E Crows, Robert
lacilonsld, Charles W. Stow.Georch.
Atherton. Jesse hi. Ferris. Jesse B.
Tulles, Charles 1. Sterling, Nelson F
Raymund, ThomesC Csvsnsgh, Frank
Iiu A. Smith, John J. Goodwtn. Horace-
8 Hutch, William C. Foote. Charles N.
Smith, William W Lest", Edward E.
Gurvam Chvator F. Tolles,Jr.,Frvderick
W. Weed. W. l'red Ambler. Seymour (1.
Pump r. Darid H MINH’, RubertL. Witt
htnu George A. Whelpley..lohnA. Wat
ktnmliuwaid Holmes. Geo. N. Selleck
Mayor Wilcox introduced Senator O.
.8. Plot! as the tint speaker of the even-
ing, who was enthusiastically welcomed.
ervrrtng to sremsrk made by Mr. Light
lhltt thr- Republicans would haves love
feast After their caucus this evening, the
Srnutur sell that if there ever was s
time in tho history of the Republican
party when they could consistently have
' is low least it was the present. after so
much had been accomplished effecting
tiw welfare of the country. [In referred
sprcially to the administration of the
Stat» «flair» by the Rvptthlican party: of
the abolition of the State tax, which
sun's lht- towns savers! thousand dollars
annually.
Srmtor Plutt listed thst he desired to
npt’iik principally upon national politics.
fin sun! that one party must be right
and "W other wrong; more development
be consul by putting in one party than
'by the administration of the other. He
said that. acknowledging his duty to his
country, he had u still greater love for
Conmcitcut snil hfl' interests. The peo-
ple of this continuum-elm hard given him
It "drill in a napkin and be wss pruscrtt
to giro an account of his stewardship.
Th» laboring people of (Itinoectlcut are
better oil, until Mr. Plait, then those of
any commonwealth in the world. He
gave a history of tho Ichtsley land bill
and his slinsloosio Speaker Reed were
suit-ted with bursts of applause.
Senator Plait said that for tell years
the Democratic party has been upsetting
the business of the country and even
now, when the tariff bill has brought an
unprecedented degree of prosperity. they
were still raising the old cry that the
consumer would have to pay more for
their goods. Ass rebuttal against the
Dantocrets' argument. he read an editor-
ial in last Sunday's World. which stated
that the McKinley bill ball raised the
price of goods. is other columos of the
same paper ho nod advertlssmsoto
which announced that carpets. silks.
woretrds sud innumerable articles wars
sold at rrductloos ranging from twenty-
flvs to one hundred per cell.
As to the tin pinto industry herald
that a tin cup made in Baltimore sold at
one cent each at wholesale. With the
duty added tlm wholesale price would be
one cent and four mills. in the Wasbs
lugtort stores the cops were sold at Ive
“ mussels. its-iris lf sayooeio the
hall believed that the retailer would add
the four mills to tho price of the cup.
ifnot. how much morewould the con-
sensr have to pay owing to the terll.
Immediately following the passage of
the McKinley turd hill Senator Flatt
slid laglsed seams-sad oryisg retells
lib. no asked if the falls of flu
United States belonged to her own peo-
ple or Gust Britain. He said he recent-
ly saw a letter written to England by a
mmlnent Democrat from this State
urging them to hold no more meetings
to protest sgsiost the action of the
United Stews.
The Senator criticized Robert E. Do-
Forrst for his free trade utterances and
characterized his cbsogs in many in-
stances ss a rpmsrkable somerssult.
lir. Platt’s idea was that everything pos-
sible should be produced in this country,
while the Democrats would have the
tariff so revised that goods should be
bought wherever they could be got the
cheapest. He said that in the west the
argument would be used that the duty
on lists should be reduced to order that
they could be bought cheaper. He ask-
ed the batten of Norweik how they
would like to be brought into competi-
tion with beta of foreign msoufscturo.
He said that the wealth of a country is
to know how to produce and not where
we can buy the cheapest. According to
tbs Democratic idea it would be a bias-
ing to have everybody fail in order that
goods might be bought cheaper.
Reference was made to the new tin
pleto industry which is the outcome of
the new tsrifl and which is to give em‘
ployment to 25,000 men. This will make
a demand for labor and consequently
more buts, clothing and other articles
will be used.
Senator Plett's speech throughout wee
attentively listened to and made A deep
impression. in closing he made an
urgent appeal for the workingmeu of
Norwelk to send only protectionism to
Congress, and lo the Legislature and
Senate.
After Heine's band played a selection,
Mayor Wilcox Introduced Eon. lfshlon
Chance. of New York. who for nearly
one hour held the close attention of his
audience. Ho expounded the great prin-
ciples of the Republican party in it can-
vinciug manner and introduced some
telling illustrations.
At the close of the meeting the speak-
ers Were congratulated upon their ad-
dresses and many batters in the audience
took occasion to shake Senator Platt by
the hood.
During the evening Heine's bsnd ploy-
ed several pieces sud also played some
selections on the depot platform previous
to the meeting.
Fits Isurusrivfi;
A Successful Kuhn-lament (liven by tho
King's Daughters.
The "Wbstsoevcr Circle" of King's
Daughters of the Congregational church
opened their fair and festival in the
church parlors last evening. There are
five booths in the rooms, which added
greatly to the beautiful appearance of the
church. The one in the centre of the
Sunday school room. continuing dolls,
etc., for the children, was in charge of
Misses Eva Ferris, Ethel Keep, Hattie
Pun zelt. Lillie Geller and home Bosch.
The booth opposite this was for the sale
of candy. It was in charged Mrs. W.
H. Smith and bliss Anna Day. Near
this are two booths where fency srttclcs
are offered for sale. The first was in
charge of Miss Lizzie I. Toiles sud Miss Y
Annie C. Sanford. The other was pre-
sided over by Iiiss Iols Swords, lites Nay
Ponselt sud lites Ella Guyor. in the
west parlor tho gypstee have their camp.
Miss Hey Q. Smith, Miss Julie hlsllet
and Mrs. C. W. Stow being very taste-
fully attired to represent thorn. This
booth also contained the "plum pud-
ding," which uflurdéd plenty of amuse-
ment for all.
The musical programme was to charge
of Miss Anne 8. Dunning and consisted
of solos sud duotts on the piano and by
so orchestrs of four pieces. Refresh-
ments were served in the dining rooms
during the evening. The fair and festi-
vsl wase succrss and will be confined
this evening.
Will Begin Building at Once.
The members of Grace Church parish
held a meeting st the residence of Rob
sit Van Buren. on West avenue. last
evmtng. The plans for the new church
wen.» accepted, and It was voted to put-
chaso the land and lwgln building at
once. The matter was placed in the
bonds of the wardens and vestrymen,
and today they have been looking over
the grounds at the corner of Bolder:
sw-nuo sud Cross street. where the new
church Is to be located. It is expected
that the deed will be treusfsmd to day.
The old house. which now stands on the
site of the proposed new church, will be
moved to the rear of the lot, and will
face on Bolder: ave-nos.
'l'lisir Santos-anal Eating.
The semi-annual meeting of tho Nor-
wulk stn Tennis Club wss hold at the
residence of Dr. W. 1'. Aston. No. 24
West avenue, last evening. About
twentydlve members were present.
After the borloesv of the evening was
completed dancing was in order. and a
very enjoyable time is reported. Prof.
Smytbe’s orchestra furnished music and
a New York caterer provided the coils-
tron.
A -..-3”,---» ......“ ,
lies Hattie lfsy Carglll U ml Frederick
W. Andrews were married last svssieg
at the ruitloneo of the bride’spannto.
Ir. and In. Charles A. Csrgill.oo
Westport avenue, by the Rev. Ir. Loo;
date. After the crummy the newly
married coupls boarded a train for New
York city on a short trip.
~Wesltherowsspovsrtyo¢thsgrnd
stand at the horse race, but Set-ssh
Immunisation“ sloss.ls crowding
allothwsssps out of watbtsh soelsty.
MR. OLMSTEAD NOMINATED
FOB REPRESENTATIVE 1! TI!!!
NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Action or the Republican Causes for the
First and Third Districts—Candidates
for J ustloes of the Pesos Chosen.
The Republicans of the First and Third
voting districts held a concur in the
Atbemnuut last evening for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Repre-
sentative. The meeting was called to
order at 8 o'clock. Bradley 8. Keith was
appointed chairmen; A. C. Wheeler. sec-
retary, and S. C. Cummings, Barry
Rider, and C. J. Betta, tellers. The in-
formal ballot for a Representative re-
sulted as follows:
CbsrlesOltnstord“ . ... .......... 79
George]. Bunch” .. 30
Reohsnl. Ross. S:
Gsorge’l‘. Sissy"... .....................
C. B. Coolidge mode a short speech.
directing attention to the enormous
amountof scratching done at the bar—
ough election, and said that he hoped
every man would vote straight at the
coming Plectioo.
The result of the formal ballot was as
follows:
Votcscast.
Charles Olmsiesd
Georrcl. Burton..
Reuben N. Rose ...............
Charles Olmstesd was declared the
nominee of the caucus.
The balloting for Justices of the Peace
then commenced. The first ballot gave
this result:
0. B, Coolidge....
A. B Woodsard.....
I. I Lockwood....
A. 3. Austin .........
J. B flurlbutt .....
H. [Jones
J.B.Eoyt....... ..
J. B. Hurlbuit and A. B. Woodward
withdrew, and asked to have the re«
muiuder of the ticket declared nominal
ed. The motion was lost, however, and
another ballot was taken:
Votcscas: ....................................... 83
C. B. Coolidge ............................. to
it. It. lockwood .......................... :7
s. B noodunt ......................... in
A B. Arts: n ............................ S
J. B Snrlbittt .......................... .
J. u Hoyt ..........
Bank. ...
As there was no choice the balloting
was about to be continued, when John
B. Hoyt made s motion that his name
be withdrawn, and the rest of the condi-
dutes be declared the choice of the cou-
cos.
The motion prevailed. and the meeting
then sdj' turned.
PERSONAL PABAGKAI’IIS.
The Goings and. Comings of People we
Like to Bond About.
Morris Sloan attended the church fair
at Brunchville last evening.
Miss Marnie Scofleld, of the borough,
is the guest of friends to Gleobrook.
Miss Annie Msy Scent, of New Huron,
is the guest of friends in the borough.
E. M. Bloke sud wife, of School street.
are spending the week in Mt. Camel, N.
145
rahu‘.‘
John Jones, one of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company's bravest. is spending a
few days or Long Ridge.
hint. Colfax. daughterof Alfred Knapp
of this city, and her daughter. wore at
the lfshscksmo hotel yesterday.
H. E. Booth and faintly, of West
Washington street, are visiting st lira.
Booth’s former borne in Bridgeport.
Will 8 Bites has resigned his,positt0u
with the ”Grimss‘ Celisr Door" company
and is at his hosts on Chapel street.
Juscph Skidmors, of Fairfield, spent
Sunday with mailing clerk Hurry
Mitchell, of the Norwaik post office.
Miss Amelia R. Becker. who has been
with friends in New York for the past
two months, has returned to her home
in this city.
Philip Wright, of tho firm of Wright &
Sony-lame web monufncturors ut Quorn.
near Ltecester, England. is the guest of
J. [1. Buckley a Son this work.
MB. BURRII’T'N NEW IACII’I'.
as. will bo Soeoad mo. a. lost of an
Classla the Country.
The new yscbr (hmmodorotflarritt is
rebuild this winter will.» named the
Corinthian. andka will becomuienoed
upon her immediately. The Corinthian
will be twenty-seven feet in length both
over all and on find water line, and will
be open jib and mines". She will have
a square stern and the bow lines will be
a medium between those of the Amateur
nod Rival. The frame will be of back-
tnstsck. planking of cedar. keel of white
oak. aoddeck of white pine. She will
be equipped with a full set of hollow
maria and spars, and will carry about
200 yards of canvas. in bull. rig, fittings,
stc., she will be second to no boat other
class iu this or any other country. and
nautical experts who have examined her
lines pronounce them perfect. The com-
modore. who is one of the most enthusi-
astic yachtsmcu in the cmtutry, has
owned and built no loss than twenty-
tbrre sailing boats. lie commenced
ysebtrsslogwhen s more boy.snd lo
thepast five years has won twenty out
of twenty-threorsccs in which he has
sailed. Tho fsrnotn Rival. also owned
by him. find filled hr (hoists more»
agent, has never been beaten.
~—Dcsr young lady readers, ..i... your
heaoeoinss on Sunday night tell him
that Brewsls is the atoll ems-led
sospIasds. Thiswlllssthiartbfskisg.
nduslenwsare nlstaksohswillgivs
mask-ostosooaonlssbymlsglt.
.. it t. r...» ‘ ... .
O
last night was exceptionally ‘ - .Y'V 7
reminded us of the old-time martinis
presidential years. There was a fall 01
good oratory. and the audience gave full '
vsutto their feelings. SeuslorPisttls
the idol of our people. He is an“!!!
statesman. His height, manner and
clean cut loglo remind usof Abram,
Lincoln. No one doubts his honesty.
ability and sincerity. Ho issmsrked
man in the councils of the nails-nth!
Connecticut may well be proud of him.
It would be a detriment and a sham to
Connecticut and a loss to the with
conntry to decline to ro-eloot him in tho ‘
United States Senate. We believe that
the Norwalk mplo appreciate him fully,
and that they will do their utmost to
honor him.
closing address last night.’ to msrstsry of
the Tariff league of New York. Hi
speech was eloquent and magnetic, and
full of telling points. He paid the manu-
fscturers of this country one of the finest
tributes that we have ever board. He
dissbused the minds of his hearers of
the oft quoted idea that the manufac-
turers are the wealthy men of the nation
and the enemies of labor. He claimed
(with truth that the interests of'lbomsuu-
lecturer and his employee arcane and
indivlsable. He said to us that when he
spoke in Norwslk twenty-five yean ago
on the political issues of the day, that
his arguments were directed to the min-
isters, lawyers, doctors, and merchants,
but that to day his arguments were ad-
dressed to the workingmen. That labor
had been dignified by the protective pol-
icy of the Republican party so that it
has become the paramount issue in poll-
tics and legislation. hlr. Chance is a
walking and talking encyclopedia of the
tariff question. He is a host in himself.
and we hope to have the pleasure of
hearing him address our people again.
Home Sociable»
The annual business meeting of the
Home Sociables was held in the We!
the Ilahuckcuto hotel last evening. Au-
drow J. Crofut was elected mldont, and
S. C. Palmer secretary and Mouser.
The following committees were then ap-
pointed:
Committee on membership—S. Chlor-
er, 0. Swsrtz, C. E. Duty and Robertlc-
Donald.
Committee on music—Howard Holmes.
0. Swartz and F. D. Moulton.
Committee on printing—Nelson Toys
for. Jr., R. 8. Golden, Robert A. lio-
Donuld and S. C. Palmer.
Committee on arrangements—F. D.
Mtiulton, Fred Quintard, H. S. Smith,
Col. Leslie Smith end Captain Russell
Frost.
Floor committeo.—-Charlee E. Doty,
Howard Holmes, Wm. H. Ilcster. John
Csvsuagh, Frank H. Taylor, Fred Hotli-
tou stud Fred Quinterd.
It is probable that the first sociable
will be bold early in November.
Darren. ,
The political interest is st the highest
pitch st present. The Democrats will
meet tomorrow evening and nominate
a candidate for representative. 1AM;
those mentioned for the ofllcs ass «Win.
11. Wilmott. Jr.. Samuel Grumman and
R. S. Purdy. The Republicans wlilmcet
on Friday evening and will nominate
either C. W. innusbrtry or Alb-t Soo-
field.
The second anniversary of the Pres-
byterian Y.P.S.C.E. will be celebrated on
Friday evening by appropriate exercises.
Among the speekors will be Boy. 0. E.
L'IDO of hit. Vernon and Rev. P. H. Vail
of Stamford.
Collcndersdocks were washed away
during the recent storms.
(isms Warden Koch arrested several
men in the woods on Sunday.
An entertainment wss given at the
Soldiers' Home last evening. ~
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Justices of the Pesos.
Justices of the Peace will be elected as
the coming state election. The lure of
the last session provide that arch tovm
they elect justloru of the peace biennial-
Iy. equal to “ouchslf the number of
jurors to which such town” is by law
entitled." And minority rsprsnutatlou
is provided. Chapter xvi. rsqulres that
”when the number of such justices to
which any town is entitled. be an even
number. rm person shall vote for more
than onchalf of the number to which
such town is entitled.” But if there be
an odd number “than no person shall
vote for more than the nonihsr which h
neat blgher than one-half the troughs! to
which such town is ontltlod. ”
Osborn Still Allvo.
(IlarsocoO-boru «Georgetown. who
was shot bywm iohdsll, is sail in a
critical condition. The doomsdo'aot
he should live he will probably lssshls
eyesight and will be disfigured foo lilo
as his fees will bsbadly marked. The
action of young Lobdell, his assailant.
since his srrssthsshssu psodliart TIC
officers say they do not believe that the
[any think he is so minted
that he is not responsible for whit
does.
at is Wallsttosl. Mouth.
Hon. Ilohlou Chance, who mode the .
say whetherho will "curators“. I! '
youth realizes the gravity of his position.
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