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NUMBER i381.
Entendatthcl’oatOfllwatBonthorwalkaa
ondrClau la.th
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1890.
A_—r
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
Milli! Blillllll lllllll'fllli
TOWN OF NOBWALK-
AW N Novwalk; ENC—South Nor-
walk; Ila—fiNwaalk.
To than of our roadara who moot al-
’ Mmflulohct wawonldaa that
«or; In Iaroln ropraaontad, who
III Do found
my roll-0% War-y ‘l'rnllnaaa trunn-
not!
null w. 01! worthy of all patron-go
to than.
an. commitments. '
HOBWALK IRON WORKS 0031'“. WIIcr It.
3- W
JANE, office 50Wall It,N. Real
”Wand auctioneer.
NORM a L'IIOIulBDIEU. 96 Waahlngton It,
all kinda of propmy an Id.
DBKLYN aSON. :filalnrnN. andlethlngton
Its.
S.N. denim luconfectionery. lee
minute.
13].!) KIIAC. “No. non-ts. N. Sole
800’ forhorton‘rcelebratcdicecream.
WIRE CBAS. 1.. Iain It.nnar Wail. N. Pure
contactnlb'nery andicc Fresh Bakgw‘b. daily.
"[180 ' ‘1! Made" BreodBak rnnite,
ville. 11%;" 0:31;! at (in: Pitur I, 17 in Place
BANKS. all N
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, W It.
upital .111), bur IurpluI 14,100. George M.
yer, viwpresldent;
William Cnma.caah1cr
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, fill WashingtnnI It,
near!“ S. N. Capital $103,000 Inrplua $1}
Mex’.Ilovrnn, president; acob M.I.a
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
44 Wall at. N. Jlneoiworawd 1351. Capital m,-
M. 1%:than Hyatt; vioe-prvat..1:;dwin
0. Keeler; wmer.LewiaC. Green B NK Th 5]
PAIRFIKLD COUNTY SAVINGS A e,
Wall at, N. Dew-lite “all”, surplus '95;qu
Winfield S. Moody, pro-st; Martin S. Crnw vice
;Jalnea II. Kelley, treaI.
NATIONAL BANK 05:7. NUItWALK.The.51 Wall
E. J. Hill, Vice prurt. ,
Captnd$580..000 ube:
m MW DirectorI, E. llill K. J. 1101,:
warm», I: K. WWOOd, J. A. orbom’
0.3.Wilaon. EBeard, D. W. Fitch. W. P.
Blahop. Bankera‘ Ierchanta’. Mauufaeturcrn' .
Peraonal and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. The “all It N
Deposit; over $2. .01» nor his 39».in George
M. Holmes. WU .. R. B.
Going: ll. Idler. treaa.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, De-
poIitI oversawmwrplua “MM Alden noi—
nIanI. pron; John II. Knalllldnm lllwnsnt
paid dept—ruin. Honey loaneilon mortgage.
BEEF, (Winona-Ia.)
SOUTH NOBWALK BEEP CO. S. N. Hammond
beef, park. my, lamb, veal, etc.
TERRY, Wlll. II. 8. C0.. N. Amonr'Ibedand
provnnoua. flomedreuledlambandmntton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
rauiurd vice-prior. ,
BUXTONJ. 1'. Port 01110:: box 486, N. Clrcniara
{clad in over Ill» Sunday papers.
BLACKNMITIIS.
GEO. T. foot Raymond“. S. N. IIorIc~
a Ipecialty.
”RIDGE BUILDERS.
DILLON. S (100 P. 00015}le
ofhridgca. dock». pde fonmlationa. etc.
800‘! AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJI. S. So. Iain at, S. N. contort: Workand
madman-malty.
EAIWKYJZD. No. lain It.S.N. Ipocialtiealn
mm Mord rubbra.
.hnildeny
' mournnnawn, sow-alumna. an
Agood murmur atlow prion.
mm AND 31108 83ng u
PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Railroad Put. S. . A
work neatly and promptly done.
”HELLER! AND STATIONEBS.
ABTDU N. card engrnvmg. wed-
will) J ,buaefill and tannin goodI.
I'LAISTED'S DKUO STORE. All Worthington II,
S. N. School nnptrh'ea and general Imuonery
BOX m (Wood and Pnpor.)
“APP. . Water S. N. manufacturer of bat
Mpa‘ck’ing box-sew. General chop jabbing
BUILDING MATERIALS.
MJOKNK. “.thingwnat. SUN alao
Nummplpcmahmw. etc.
...... “r... Moore-m
In "I lune, Phllndel his and
once Illw P
nmxf’mmo. math, lime, cement. adamant.
BUT!“ CHEESE, £66.68. to. P
DOIIO BOTTLE Kuunhmtdoutothe Ont
N NIL—o apcclalty made of all diderent
mu cheat. in and domestic. All
undead harmony, ,cwwdltwll.m
cannon REPOaITOBIkIa.
DANE. WI. 8. to Wall at. N. Currlagumarnwoo,
III-I. noble and carriage [“1111le
OABPKNTEBS AND BUILDIIILS.
CIOW JANKSCJhopAnn “.8. N. cItlrnam
promptly attendal to.
HORTON. WI. A. tiltTIyloravennc.S N. Jobbing
W to
promptly .
D l Ibychenp ' NW lno
run wcr we give
m-ckinwy . Largo wink”: Ipecialty.
BAHOND. J. It. ”Wild at. II N. manufactnru
of
beta. tan-Inga. W bioekr, col
nwaa, nrwellabidnuen .Il-nd, acroll rowing and
mull-t och-Jun Hummus: .mlu
Jobbing don. lunar-term more '1er 51-6.
WOOD. B. B. 13 Grove ll. :3. N. Jobbing
N. b. B. Orb-natural hurl-1n .—Ofllcecor
went; :mmave" N. Slum wood working.
who. WWW frnmrl and turning. Inwut
M. Ionayloanod Telephonrnumherllbu.
mm AND Olwmfls.
mm B KDYT. 8min“. N. “Want
”an II, II. N. woo Idvcruaunrnt.)
W03 IANIII’AC‘I'UKBIS.
flLLY. MINHY Noll-la II, 8.2“. murmur
spacial m mm to repairing.
(LYNN. footo! hanklInIt,mInnflb
“Mazatlan. wanna, trucka. It: Painting,
(thing all repairing Irpoclalty. borne-Max
OATIBIII.
_Wlflhlflaat.famalyofflroad-
R. '“ininwcmwwan N can no
mo. It. I no-
altar-ammonia.
(:A‘rrlouo doom.
JIT. nodular-n. Ital-newt
I‘mmuwm
m PIPE MNUIAC’I’UIIIIL 1r
W.CIAD.T.WM N. all rim and
”lb-Match.
etc.
«on IIOX IANUIAOTUM I
ll. ills-nail S. N. can no
if. tourism. and “It“
DID“ movAmnnna.
MIDWCIOAR CO. The. 1050 law
alt-‘faclt‘nrenmm WWI?” ‘ S It
OLDI’ILLCIOA CO II ragw- .
mum
fl aflkmmll.dflh~ll
‘utlcltl.
CIVIL norwnm
m” n. II. In Wadi-gm at. S. N.
MflV—Whflmflnp thermal:
m «RAWNmenmm-mt‘m
.83. Hymn-dummy wanna
W3 3 “an. N Inn-crawl;
OMIINO DEALS-l.
DOA]. AND WOOD. 1
IL! Jello.
mm
mm
WWW“ um"- .....rm
whammmm
L I. noon woo ahoIfauwy
tam—...... :z"
mm m
- ! Minnow” MN'TJT“.
flfll'mlttl.u
manor-Io.
WAGOLDSCBII factory . . lannfaa-
tumoftho Manhattan: dear-III.
OOCOII summon.
P KD‘S COUCH Kantian-Ind to cure,
I‘aIAaalga'lfacturallnttaW Waahlngtonu, ‘8 N.
cnocmr AND nonunion.
NASILI. ll IBIS). cor lamnMthul. l.
and
UNIVERSAL STOKE.ThI.No. Halon nIarWoIt.
hint», crockery, glaaa wan. hdutt'lnrtdahlmatc.
MN. Oilcchourl, F’lla.m.totlp.m.
KENDALLG 9.30 8.. DDS. Warhl
bullion-JEN Holmium too. out
.NEWKIRK,J 001cc at reddence WI It,
near cwghocnnmnn guadmlnlatcrad.
(loldandwcelalncrownrinmtad.
WEED.W. L., D...DS WEMIWuhlnfionItS. .N.
BourIlla. nI. toilp. m. Ouadru
DOORS, BASH AND BLINDS.
SMITHVW ll. ACO. 15Jt17WaterIt N. carriage
woodwork.whoela,etc.
DRAIN ANDBEWEB PIPE.
I’m 1. I. amount. SN. Cruahcdatono.
Iowa contractormtc.
RAYMOND 11805.”.qu and cement
pipe. atofl lnchIIlndiametcr
DBOGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY Van Zandt ave, E. N.
Sunday basal, 8 to lo omeat to 0 p. m. Preacrip-
tiona cart-f y compound
GREGORY. J. G. 38 Wall It. N. Baubllrhed 1829.
Wholesaleand retail Popular priceI.
RIGGS, JOHN A. 11 Main at. A . PerfumcI,-«ilfty
five different perfumes. n S N patent medl
PLAISTKD'S 43 Waahln
cinna, etc. Physician gyugcnptlonsaapecialty.
DItY-CrOODS.liq i ble,‘ No 2
AMBLER J. L .tSOVS-‘Vl'he n In '
Gazettcdbulldlng, N Drygooda. oilclotha, mat-
tingnan rn I
BANKS, E KEMahackemo Hotel block 8, N dry-
gooda, notiona.glovee. etc. Underwearaapecialty
BENNETT. J. P. 19 Mnin at. N. Business estab-
liIhed over forty- -two years.
DICKEKMAN A ASON, “Washington It S N.
drygooda, carpets, etc. (Ice adv.)
SCOFIELD & HOYT, 30mm: bldg, N. 68 Wash-
lngton It s. N. (See advertiaemcnt.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg,‘l . ., Dry
gooda, fancy goods. notions and hoeiery.
ELEC I‘ltlcl AN
BAKER, E. V., Electric gun lighting. burglar
alarms; mill hello. (to,
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. othcc railroad station, 5
N. and 4'1 “all“. N. prune forwarder: In all
parts of the world Passenger train ucnit: c Low
rates. later Hunt, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BUXTON AI BIIL'NDAOE. office at Beuedict'a. 4:}
Wall at, N. Our motto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS, age, rumltnre and
pianos moved. Leave ordenl nt 'latated'n. S. N.
SHERWOOD. W. W., N. date at poatofllcc and
Ilch'I. Careful and prompt Icmce.
chBAI/l'o, IIIIKNCES. ETC
BYXBEE. F. S. .h (30. 09 3min at, N. Manufactur-
ers of ScofieId‘r celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturer: of
finecxtractr. I-'. 5. Ambler.
FERTILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's Ittper-pllouph.ut.c,;t , -
ial mauurer land plaettr, ground bone. woodlts er.
SMITH. W. H. CO. Water II. N. agents for Wil-
liAInI Clark A: o. a Ilnnditrdfertili zen.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
YNOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock Ipec-
R'Amls to order. tire mortar,aand.chimncy fine lining];
FISH, OYSTEBS. CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT a ZELL'I'F, 60thhington It, 8 N. doc
llIh, oyIterI, clnmr frni II‘. game, "grown“:
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. GITnylor avenue, S. N. Alao
atone dealer f lug.
collimator! or
“Aumygifklfgesmt and gravel walk.
I!!! WAT”
IBEKER, W. IL L (:0. Mnaic Ball block, S. N.
sole agenta.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GK!" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
fall to one it.
L'IIOMMKDIBU. DANIEL. cart and of Worthington
It bridge. The choiceat of famdy tlour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. Itraw, flour and. feed in
package. load. car or cargo Iolrl.
RED MILL. Dorian. Crofoot it Rose.
ground feed. graham and rye llour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 5. N. pinata. cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to unit:
(5 P.L.3§Warda o l'uionL'cmete ,N.
flifgultifvcnt Iowera,ctc L. Signal work a ape-guy.
0 , E. N our the dc Boddin
.cglnfitg—gntlbxwm and floral work of all kiudf
roses a Ipeclalty.
SMITH JOHN [1.80.an at S N the oldeItand
but known florilt in this Vlcllllly. Plants, cut
flowm. etc. Floral work of all kinda u specialty
and done promptly
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLKIAN. THEODORE”; aahlngton It lent end)
Furniture, looking glam picture frame-i. etc
ORA! A WIII'I‘TLESEY, m lain at N. (Kay
mood a old Itand). See advertlaem-t
BAYIOND CEO. I]. new Itorc. 46 and {a Main It
N. Pour door- nbove old now.
STOW DAVHID.%.28.M antl82. So lainILSN,
Furniture, “meta
6A8 IJGII'I' COflPANIls.
NORWALK OAS LIGHT COMPANY. mile: 19
Wotan. N. Gufmlighghmandpowcr
Coke Iix centa per bnabcl. Coal Tar three (10"
has put baml, pack-go extra.
“WEBB. (Winona-la.)
HOLMES A. KEELBR. 9 and II Wall It N. whole-
Inle groom, flour, grain. hay. etc.
BELLECK BIION. I! and Ill Wall II. N. wholcnnlo
grocrra, flour, feed. groin. hay, etc.
0800838.
BROWNS WILCOX 70 Waahlngton at. S. N role
aurora for celebrate o rrrnmcry butter.
BECKER, CONIIAD. I'lall Wuhiuxton It, 5. N.
Impound- and lain-II.
FIBRE, CHAS. ll. mount to Hutchlna, HoNo.
lain It. 8. N. table debacle! for family trade.
PINNEOAN A0 KYILLY. 1m Mm It. N. flour,
fccd, hay, straw, coal and wood.
PINNIY l BENKDII‘T It Wail at N. fancy and
Itaplc Wain confectionery, fruit, It:
"TUB. I). W. Wont are. ow. Irrwln at. N. canned
goo-la. colon. tIaa. butter. etc.
OLOYKIIJL I. qulILN. I cats to thehan
trado obtainable
our nominw mum
ne‘holce menu. Mr, am. ”-
flANl’tlItD. W. 8. hot ave. near It. If. ration, IN
Aabcvta paint, rchotll Inpplln.etc
LAWTON. ' DLCO. 330 MINING N no-
em” lull fable delirium".
L’IIOIIIDIEU. DANIELoaItrndofWaahlugton
It. bridge, 8 N. (cognition, apical, anpcclalty.
MOOBKA IIAKIIAN. No Halo-t. marWeIt, It N.
In: pumice. lumen from door. feed, etc.
NEW YORK TEA (10., 47 Ilaln It ‘.\. —.M Heller——
on. (cam and Iplcn I IporiIlty.
NICKIIIISON k limb in and 37 lol- ILN
y made of table dem-
UI'IIAIK. (ISO Wilton an and Helical It. N
New time, new gown and new DINO...
UNMOUKC IL 33 Warhl
quartvra favorie brand 'nrw
nuns, CHAS. 11.5 Wall It. N. emery but»
tu,chrwa.rmtablc deflation, fruit». ctr.
GU!!! All! AIIUNI‘I’IOI.
(SUNS, Alli NITIOS an! Sporting (min of all
kinda at No 4 Water at. N2
nanny "IRS. (l'rll'fi On
ASCII. JOSE!!! J. 7 Iowa: It. 11. N. IlIo for-wt
BATH]... umnmaco. flwmmfl. 8.
otIdIklaI trim-raga.
minim-or norm fan 'M-m
DAM” TOMA.
WHMWJY Wall-v at, S, N. Iron folder.
llgntnnculmumioamma.
DAT! AND CAPAWI.)
W,
Grant. choir
narrrnnnAmunw all.
ayaptcialt mutational-d bu.
lIA‘YIANCI'Am
(Ilium A INA". until-nu Ill. hm
ear thflnfilWatwlMa-m.o.fi.
m1 outdone-am
“mammogram-tawn-
“mm
mam 1.”.de
Human.” cg
mwgamom DELI.
worm“ w
l
WWI-Bl AND CITI'LIIY.
ROWI'I'I'J. TJllalnIt. 1|!deme
wrrlagapartl.
mm.w.n.nco.um 11WalIIIt.N.bIlld~
Ita'andnnntuctora’anppllw.
namruxzna.
WYRPJlawwanquwmadohuno-
l)kndrapalrinu neatly done.
[1038‘ 0m.
8038! 830138.
I UKAKJOIIN, Non-inn. S N.
ghouglventoahoeiagdrlvlngtmtiua v
HOTELS. N
AMERICAN tram. 16 lain .
European plan tanrant at
gIaIIware, tin and wondonvnre
ICE DEALERS.
BURCIIAIID, B. “Holden Point Farm." 8.
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS. N.
COOLIDG A: LOCKWOOD, 9 lab: at,
anceaudlscal mum in all in branches.
LAYTON, JACOBM. Washington It next to ' O.
S N. lire, plate gum, accident and life. (Ice
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor lainandWallrtaJY Bea!
mate, invevtmenta. lnanI negotiated. etc.
NORREI.I_.& L'IIOMMKDIBU 95 Warhin
CONNECTICUT GEN‘I. LIFE INS CO, S. S. L'-
Ilommedien, agent. Worthington at. S. N. mead.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CD. 20 Wauhlngton
It, S. N. F. J. (irubb, usintnnt Iupt.
NOR ALK FIRE INS. C0.. N. In Iucceasful
b alum Ilncc 1860. No ontItanding loan chums.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. C0. The. No. 4') Washing;-
tnn st. 3. N. Jno. French, neat. Inpertnwmlcnr.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUPURD II II Martini: hldg, N 0'/ 13¢de
liddleaex Banking and Equitable M I' go Cor
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. I]. a CO. 15 and 17 Water It. N.
Iprings, axlee, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IERBITT, I). N. 52nd 50 Water at. N. iron work
of all kinda.
TIIE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
It. 5. N. Wm. 11. Hoyt. proprietor.
IBON‘ I-‘OITNDIIIES.
GILES 8t CLANL‘Y at The Norwnllt Iron Works
L'u., and aim at Bridgeport, Conn.
JIJY KLEIN.’
mums. A. S. 3080. Main at H). '..op City Hotel,
II. N line watch repairing a x-prelnlty
IlllY'l‘, II. B. 18 So. Nuln It, 5. N. strictly mulls!
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LeGRAND. wWalIIt, N. warhead!»
month), etc. Pine watch repairing a Ipccialty.
ROOD, ll. 5. diamondsmatchcn. Jewelry, ailver and
plated ware. repairing aapecmlty. 8:5 Main It, SN.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED 8. room fl Mrtfionic b'd‘g, Wall
It. bornuuh. Notary and “1"“ L-tntc.
FROST RUSSELL 8 No. Main It, notary. legal
bruinm of all kind: carefully attended to.
IIURLBUTT .1 BELDEN rooms and 6 Gazette
building, “ all at. borough.
LIGHT. JOHN II It): Wmhi It S. N. notary
commiuioner of deed» for I ew Yor state.
WKWOOD EDWARD M. room 4 Gazette bids.
borough. ttorney, notary and petition.
him On. Not.
MOON. JOHN S. room a,
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH JOHN J. room 1 Mamie building, Wall
It, borough
”VERY STABLE.
DANE. HORACE B. Blot-Mm livery and board—
ing Itablee. Office No. is River at, N.
GREGORY, GEO. S. 14 Knight It. N. Ptnc turn-
outa a specialty. Telephone 30-3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
UNIKWOOD MANl'l-‘ACTL'KING Ct). Do It, 5.
N. Manufacturer» of bulldm' bardwnre. ton
onlce 36 Pearl It; New York ofllce 99 Rude at;
Chicago ofiicc 10 Ink»: It.
NOHWALK LOCK COMPANY S, N. New York
ofllce It: l' hambcrI at Lock» and buildt: r3 hard-
founder: workers of mud:
hour: trimming In bronze. bruaand andlron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. 3 J. 9 Water It, N. All kinda of lumberdo
live-ml to any point by rail, team or rural.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWAIJI [IRON WORKS CO. The Water It.
near IL R .116 General machinery iron
and brat-I c a, forgi .Babbltt metal. re
pain for mannfactoricn Iteomboah.
IlL‘tll-‘IZLD, W]. A. Knight at, N. Nrw
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDENKBS.
JENNINGS a WATBRBUIIY. ll. N. berrla and all
garden produce in rerun for the wholeaalc trade.
MARKETS.
A IODKL NARKET. In Wall It, N.Wm.Wardwrll.
prop“ boot. veal, lamb mntmnaud poultry
AVISON. A. 158 no at. N mqunita vogue.
b,l¢I liI try-tern, dawn, and wallow, butter
egg-.1 ,caunedgooda etc
BENNETT l HUSTED. mt- nIh upturn, lob
[MI clam frulta ”No. Molnar. I9
“SNELL. DANA C. 1‘: Iain It, N. cholcrmeau
poultry. nah, vegetable-I, etc.
BRITTO‘S CKNTIIAI. MARKET. 0 Water II. N.
Noah. vegetable». truth. poultry. at lower: prim
CARR. WILLIAM ll Benedict Farm market, 8 N
Pine manta. fmh vrgctnblco~lowmcuh prior.
PARKINGTON, J A. mil. VIII "gm nah 0 Ian,
,frulta. Machete. [hare
OBIST. GEO. Baal avmur Il. N choirs. muh.
vrgrtableo fruit. etc lama-h Vprlcea.
HAYES PIKD In No. lain Its prime IaatI
ofnllklnda. home MIMI-perm”.
JUDSON. A. 0 Central Inlet rot. Ilalnaodllavl-
land II. II. N. Choice null. poultry vogrtabico.
LIIBUKNIE, W11” Wuhington It. bridge.tt
N. dealer In all kinda fro-hunt-
I.OLKWOOD. L. WarhlngtooSi. bridge 5 N. In
manta, lame-yawn. eta-a. reputable- ,ctc
M'KWOODAIDCKWOOD. 7 Iain It,N. Ia:
moat! try, III. clam“
1.7!”!!qu out Well Mart-u! No. Iain It.
Nprlme moatIand poultry It loweat pricea
IALNO, ALBIN III: u.mWaat,B N choice
mu, no.0 -. mom. Mic-hm. etc
PICKIRING. II. S. Snot "v.09 reboot harm, LN.
beef veal, mutton. It:
scrubs, JACOB, at Walt Woman»: at. 8.11.
Itrlctly lrvt-claaa W. poultry a lporlalty.
llfll’l'll'll WASHINOI’ON MARKET, 00 Wth
what, IAN Inc meat» Indponltry for family trade
.SPIIJANIJ.W.15 houndlt. N. wagon run-
dIlly all over the town
.WADLW. 8. market. fluorine Orin! I“. run
tool lpartaofwwnwlthlmfmband tartan.
WIXON. J. l 2: Wall It. N Choice war: pout.
try, froth, veguabla. butler. m etc.
lAlOLl AND OIAN’I'I’I.
BATES. P. W. Water It. N. manufartum 0! flat-
graniteand warble work alwo dealer in building
atone and cemetery work
MEDLN .W. ”Mural! Woodman.
lie . m, poem, etc.
”SONS AID llIllLDm
SfllOllll. BENNY. In Wat Irv. rm. All kladv
of «we ”on cowlrarw taken,
Ilium: WILIJAI.10WllwIIIve-II,N. Stone
noon. Alan m. mag. In.
Dll‘l’n WILLIAN II. a Want It. a II. Jobbing
LAWIDR’. WILLIAI. 5 nm It N. All Hiring
grading promptly attended
Drum admiral“ from my own qa-vy.
KID'S common.
1m Ina-Ir
Woo-own. Gentle—w”
WTAILOII.
Wmlfl'flml. Apafatlltgaar—
Y. DNwIkMItJJ.Mm
Immune-am II. ”than!
III-ham.
C Natl ll
pork
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mm w.o.It-lcnomoor.a.n.yatau. rrrc
comma-Jo. bum.)
WY AID IANCI OOODI.
CAVANAOB. I189 I. II. I Clay at, S. N. million“!
and droaI waking.
IALWrt‘lms Madonna‘s: for ullllawy, aware
lpecinlty.
ST 01m, lmulflnmn “unanimity
IIAIrOooda
MUSIC TEACHERS.
BRADLIY. IRS. G. W. N.natru(l daughtcrof the late-Wm.
N. Null) 192! loin It,N mentnlmualc only
' ":32, I183 IINNIBP. 191 lulu It. N. Plano
mlutmcllon.
GIBSON. ALELB. 37min?! Platinum
audharmony.
. . HUNTINGTON. m. 1% Halo “.8. Vocal In-
”new
Yum
_ NASH. KISS JENNIE K at North avenue, N.
Planoand inItnIeti
organ on.
SAWYKII, IRS. ILJ. teacheroflnan'macntal
vocal mnric. Mldrnceat Mull. H. Plaiatedw I,
Want It, 8. N.
ma DIPO'I'S.
nonmn [TIWIIhingtonfiS “3‘2.“
wnnma. B. III thlngtcoltbrldgprc' s N.
lawman, Manama a and girl-ware
NEW YORK KISSINGEBS.
YERRIS S. D OrderI left It Bodwcll'a Itorr.
N W uhlnztou 3,8 N
IDCKWOOD, c. E Jr... DcKlyn'gSN. .. Greg»
ory’.;IN NewYork 160 amongst.
NEW it SICOND-IIAND FURNITURE.
PODHORK, WM. under Salvation Army Baruch,
S. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery, cantata etc.
OYSTER PLANTBBS AND DEALERS.
BELL, HIRAII P. O. Box 111, S. N. wholcaale
lhlpw of 0"le clamI.
CUTBILI. It.) footof Kaymondrt. S. N. wholo
Iale dealer in nucoyttera.
HOYT, W. II. £8024, I‘MWau-rrt. SN
Raymond) planterI, exporterv and w olenalr
dcnlerl In native oyItIrI.
NEED A; HOUSIAN, Ill Waterct. S. .planterI
and Ihippera of Norwalk oyItm
VANNAME, J L ACO, P O BoxblflS.N.
Oyatcrn and claims. wholeenle and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chm. II. All-
Ihm'pr: prop. Riveruide ave. Storm, Stan-I
footof
and Hot Air Furnace works a Ipe'cialty. Solo
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J. T. 45 Main at. N. Jewett‘a leadI,
Mnaury and Wadsworth a mixed points.
RAY MON!) mum Jmett‘ I. Atlantic and Sccicy' I
had, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH, W H. A: ('0. 15 A 17 Water at. N. agent-I
for Innemnn A Martinez paints.
PAPER “ANGINOS.
PIIOWITT. J, T. 45 Main It, N. window Ihadev,
Hollands. IIIIIIYL'E, etc.
TAYLOR at C0. ‘11 MALI: at. N. Aim hnnlwm,
puma. oils, ghee. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SLACKMANJ). A. 11 Main at. N. lnstnntanooua
process Childrt- n 'r photos a specialty.
NORTH G S 73 Washington It S. N. one quality
only and that till. heal.
RBADMAN P L Gazette building N Cohlnct
photograph 32 '0 pct doz; one-half doc. .I 50.
PIANO 'l'l NEB‘ AND BIZPAIRKBS.
HENDEPZ. C. I", In'kwuod flail, N. Alao dealer In
pianoe, organs. Ihtet Innate. etc.
PLANINO MILLS.
RANDALL MINER D. E. N. All kindaof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
HEEKERACO., W [1. mar": flail block, SN
Plumbiu g, Iteam and gun fitting.
NASH, P. If. It BRO, cor. Main and Went III, S. N.
Plumbing and pa fitting, ranger and baton.
BAILBOADS.
NORWAIK HORNE RAILWAY 00. Janna W.
llyatt, pron; Edwin o. Hoyt. rapt.
m1. ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB I. Waahlngtoo It, next to P. 0,
property ornate, bother to rent. (rec adv. l
HORNE”. A l. HOMNEDIEU 06 Warhlngtou at,
S N. selling. renting-minimum.
W1Ls'0N.0. E (‘rarctte bldg N lnvcrtrnenta and
mnucy to loan. Alao insurance written to boat
or companies at the lower: rates.
WOODWARD. B. A. No. Math ‘t, S. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for min.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE DIVE. 5 Water II. N. warm mania at all
htlurrl. dluncr 'fo.
IIIINHY'S. 1050. Hum at. S. N. The host 25c dinner
in the city. Board by till? {by m wet-k.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. B.A NON mr, \l'u' :m- :11va 0 our
lmuit i’lme, S N. Hydraulic and trml engineer».
SCHOOLS. (I’rlnto)
BAIIID'S, MISS INSTITI.’ TE. 6 Orchard It. N.
Young ladlea boarding: and day Ichool
HEAD. In Hillside. N Day and boarding Ichnol
for girln and young indie: Pita for any college,
or course com let: to cw?” Fully equl lab-
rotory attac . ark artirta cmpo ed in
musical dtpmmml. Spv‘cinl alumnae! or the
the Itndy of art. hunting“ and clocutiorl.
Full term begins lktninr :53 Circular Will be
lent upon application.
NORWALK Ill ITARY INSTITCTHN ..PrnnkS
IbrlIertI, principal. Circular on request.
WILSON. MR. k: H Sr'lmul for fmyit. Nurwulk.
f". l’rcpilrnlur in mllvgr and eclrntlfll Ii‘honla.
For rirt‘uldrw. (In-rel up allow,
SEWING MACDINI’N.
SIIAILZR, C. N. 16 50.an It, 5N. "Wheeler and
Wilma" and “llouacbold.” needles, oil, attach-
ment». Wpalrtug a apecially.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS, ICWH'I built, warn-r pipeo laid,
excavating. ailing, (ruling. landmpc gardening.
MIDI! MANUFACTURERS.
LOUNSBL’HY. NA'I‘IIEWSON at CU. 5N. Ladlm‘
due rho".
USU ll. W RED It C0 factoryanrlralenoom'lfin
‘5. and” H Water at. S ‘v Iltahllrhcd H70
Ianufuturrra of built-'9 mlmr'r and childrvn' I
Inc footwear for the retad trIdr.
Illllt'l- warms AND UNDEBWKAB.
Ill TCIIINHON. COLE & CO. Norwalk. New link
quLdegopon. 'onl.
BPOB‘I'SMZN'S GOODS.
AIKIN. JOIIN ll. m loin It. N. Nahum for
guru. flailing tackle, ammunition, rte.
STAIN BUILDERS.
BAKBII, JULIUS. Witter It, next to Wbeclrr'l fbnn-
dry. 2% N Stain Ind band nil- word".
Tllfis DUNCAN IRON RAILINO ”WORKS. Water
S..N Worn .lloyt.
HIM! KNOINYJ AND DUI?!»
NONWALK IRON WORKS CO. Tho. Warn at,
near II. II. dyt, . .
ITZAIMIII’ TICKET Atom
CURTIS, S. W. Naomi: bulldin N. "Whip
til-km. penalon agent. notary po lc. etc.
LAY'I'ON, JACOII I Wuhlngton at, out to P.().
KN. Madeira-math. my mammoth
STONE DZALUIIS.
"KRIS, JOIIN II footof Wublngtonlltfim. aim
brick, lune, cement, hair,plawter
HORTON, JOHN B ”Taylor moo. S. 1‘. Mn
layer of concrete walk».
RAYNOND DRUG! Mon. brown, Greenwich and
build Momma and marble trimming».
norm. BANG” AND “trill”.
KITCHUN LANDON. fluavlland at, n. N. (lac
«over water lie-ten. P. O. box on.
POWELL. J W a World It, SN. Itovva,
W ,bourefnrnio log ”Mu-tavern»
pain, etc Tin and copper work a vpeclaity.
BILLION, SYLVESTYR. A .M World on“ at
bridglJlfi ..Itovvn ranger. .ngplum
'I’BUCIINO.
NORTON. JOHN B. I‘lTaylm moo, 8.1mm
and heavy trucking prowpuy attended»
UNDZBTAIKIS.
JINNINW. ”N. ow. Bone ILII. deot. Iavl.
NATIONDJIIO. II. “mailman. I. III-l»
deuce: Berkley-rt. Telephonafi-I.
vmwrnuv Iuwonm of
annals. GIO. D.VS. alarandhoapitalrnr
(JAM Column-two. lI-rut.
“WOOD.
mud-pin. for rarity...
woonll WA AW
m an.” 00. W limo-II
HEW
[ETIELIHII WAN. In!“
mm
rammed!” lat!" I.“-
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WAS IT manhunt?
A lrsrnnrous unit It BAYIOID
nmncns’cou. mun.
Plvo Brown Ont It It‘ll no Inning and
Own-u a Lou o! ammo-0n. [In-dud
Tana of Ilay luv-ad.
ThiI morning at 2:45 o’clock, the in-
habitanla of South Norwalk were around
from their Ilumbora by the Ihrieklng of
I locomotive wbiItle, followed Ihorlly
alter by the clanuing of the fire alarm,
which was rung by oflicor Ireland from
who: 301) the depot platform. The fire
war at Raymond Broo’. coal yard. Short-
ly after the fire. war discovered the
whines illnmiued the heavens, and a
newapaper could be read in almOIt every
portal the city. The fire department
reoponded with their uaual promplneas,
and by well directed cfiorla prevented
what at onetime looked as though would
be one of the moat serious confirmations
in the history of the city.
The fire started in what recalled the
new storehouse, which was filled with
baled hay. Enat of this was a long one.
Ilory building in which hay was also
stored. These buildings were burning
briskly when the firemen arrived and
were consumed together with the bay.
The roof of the coal shed about of the
storehouse caught fire Several timer, but
wna Icon extinguished. On one part of
the roof, however, conaiderablo damage
was done.
The baled bay made it very difficult to
extinguish the fire. Several times It was
thought that L'VCI'ytfllng was sale. but
the smouldering bay Will“! be formed
into a blaze. Two thousand five hundred
feet of bone was laid and enough water
wnI used to extinguish several ordinary
fires.
The origin of the conflagretian is un-
known. e-ro being no fire in the build-
ing and occurring at the limo it did indi-
cates that it was the work of an incen-
diary.
There were over one hundred tons of
hay in the barn, which were totally de
stroyed. The JOE'S from this is about
81,500. The damage by fire to the build-
Iugu will bring the Inca up to $3.500.
Iaying nothing of the inconvenience to
business. Raymond Bros. are insured,
principally mth Taylor & Golden. In
all probability the insurance is Iuliicient
_ to cover the loss.
Firemen have been at work this morn
ing turning over the hay in order to
prevent the fire breaking out again.
Two lengths of hose burst while
being used. The how was purchased
many years ago and had outlived Its use-
fulueII
The new host» wagon presented a fine
appearance and fookvd like holiness.
Tho I-Dgluf‘tl’ who first gave the alarm
of lin- by blowing a Whistlt- said that
he could see the rellrtion of the tire
In my miles away.
THE DEMOCRATIC JCBIIJII'I.
They l‘olebruto their \‘Irtory with Rockets
and Bud I'lra
Last night the Democrats of Norwalk
celebrated their victory by u torchlight
procesaion and a display of fireworks.
At 3 o‘clock the line formed in front of
the Drmncratic headquarters, in the fol-
lowmg timer:
Mounted Hort-amen.
Helm-fa Band.
"IIizerI in Catriona.
Truck containing P rrworhr,
Lot-II Democrnta carrying Traurpurencies,
Initial Drum L'orpa.
Moabera of Democratic Club.
The firm of march was from Wall to
Main. I0 (farm-rim, IO Went Main, to
Main. to North nvrnuc, to Park, to Eta!
auntie. The-y than countermarcbed and
protruded down \vt‘bt avenue to the city
lure, counlerrnnrchml to Franklin on»
“UP, to B; lden. In West “Vt'flut‘, thence
to tho D-‘Inocrutlc headquarters, where,
amulet It shower of fireworks. they die-
bundml. Many houses along the lion of
march wr-ri' brilliantly illuminated and
the men wuru cheered no they marched
along.
Oocltmon Donal.
\Villmulllnckmnn, who played with
thv Norwaikn in till» city during two
arm-one, died Inst Week in l‘urtehnter
and was buried on Sunday. [not Fri-
day morning he returned home, Ito
breakfast, (after having worked all
nightlntld not down in a chair. Ilia
wife mined and looked M him and
found that [to WIN dead. It is Mid
that hi-v filth}! valor died of heart
(finance. Downed louver a wife and one
lama" child. At the fum- rul the employ
m of the factory were prmnt in a
body. and pnwrtrd a beautiful floral
Oflellflg inacnbo-d. “We mourn our Irma."
Int Norwnllr Clllvana Provoknrl.
The cont-union of water in Brat Nor-
wnlk, who haw been taking advantage
of the borough water Iyntem.are not
f-oling very good natured at pvt-aunt.
Several wvekn ago a notice was publiab-
ed that water ratcu would be reduced
from the but of October, and thaw who
had paid for the pix month- previou-
wmlfd be IIIOWHI the benefit of tho Ia-
ducrion, Now that the pvople are about
to pay their bullr, they find that no re.
ductwn has been made.
'..", Pro-a Allan-flow.
The next regular meeting of the Con-
naolicnt Wally Pym annotation will
be held at Tontlao hotel, Now Haven
November 17th. Thu commitmoa ro-
vivlon of III" mining to thin and legal
advartlalagwlll mm It 10o’elock, oraa
Iona tharaaltar aa poo-thin. DlaaIr will
ha Irrvad at 1 o’clock. m watt
kg at I 0'“.
COUNTY JAIL STATISTICS.
Invantonn flnndud PrIIonorI Ommltud
During the Your.
The County Commlulonera atom in
their IonnIl report that the number of
prisonera in the 1B" of I' airfield County
on Juuom. 1890. waI122. Thiawaa II
agalnat148 on June 30,1889. During
the past year there have been 1, 708 pri-
Ionora committed to jail for various
«area. 0! these, 1,478 were white
males, and 155 were white females.
There were 00 colored males. and 15
emalII. The number of white
mulea overt .21 years old was 1,414, and
124 were under 21. 0f the females 5 were
under 21 years of age.
Of the prisoners commuted 522 were
natives of this state, 21 could not read or
write, and 145 foreigners were lacking
in the name nccomplirhmenta. There
were 289 moderate drinkers, and 1,380
who were habitually intnmperate. The
Prohibition party had 30 repre-
Ieptativea. Nine hundred and
ninety’one had been in prison
before, and 406 were married.
The causes of commitment were unfol-
lowa: Murder. 15; mnoafaughter, 7; lar-
ceny, 116; passing counterfeit money. 2;
assault with intent to kill, 23; forgery. 5;
fornication, 4; horse stealing, 0; bur-
glary. 69; attempt at rape, 3; adultery,
13; rape, 8; robbery, 13; arson, 3; viola-
tion of the liquor law, 14. The rest were
all for drunkenness and other minor
offenses. Of than fifty were sent to
State prison and the rest were released
through other processes.
The total receipts of the County from
all sources was $82,933.42. There In due
the County from the State for board of
prisoners and other resources, 32.840 57.
The expenditures have been $50,853 56.
The present indebtedness of the County
is $40, 000 in 4 per cent. bonds.
rhesus“. “mounds.
The Oolnga and (:0:an of People we
Like to Band About.
Judge Andrew Selleck. of Stratford,
formerly of Norwnlk, was in town yes»
lerday.
Frank J. Murphy, who has been visit-
ing in Greenwich for the past few days,
retured last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond are
expected home from their Southern trip
to-day or to marrow.
Miss Clara Jones, of Stratford, is
apendiogn few daya with her former
uchoolmnte. Mics Annie Wilson. on Ely
avenue this city.
H. E. Debbie. of the City of Mexico.
the head of In English syndicate for the
development of Mexico. is stopping
With his atop-Ion, A. E. Winchester. of
Norwalk. Mr. Dennie leaves for London
of Saturday.
The Mean". [logart’s Patent
Messrs. (l. E. and U. L. Bogart. of this
city. (IDlalnPd a patent this week through
[hr oflice of A. M. Wooster. Bridgeport,
for an improved blocking cabinet, which
Will be highly appreciated by all of us
who are compelled to forego the services
of n valet. The cabinet is to be attached
to the wall, and Is of just sufficient szze
to hold a box of blanking, dauber and
punching brush. The door is hinged at
the bottom and drops down. resting in
the open position upon a swinging mat.
0n the Inn»! side of the door isafoot
not in convenient position for use when
in the up”) position. The box of black-
irlg is carried by a hinged holder, which
drops down into convenient position
when the door to opened. When not in
one, the (farther and polishing brush are
placed in the cabinet and the door closed.
The blocking holder is folded up to place
by the closing of the door and the swing
ing rt-It drops down close against tin
door on the outer aide.
Colman? Athletic Osman.
The fall gum of Company (3 Athletic
:2miutiun of Stamford. an event In
a
vrh ch Nor-walk military men are uter-
i. Will be given on Thanksgiving
night. All entries ahould be mud» on or
before November 20th. to Sergeant L. H.
Carey, or' to SI'IRI'BDI A. ll. Milligau.
There gamer- promlw to be the most Iuc-
coanful the company him ever Illlfd,flfi
entries have been [verified from some of
the loading athletes of New York and
elsewhere.
In llmory of llu Davenport.
An elegant chancel tad of brass was
placed in St. Matthew's church, Wilton.
on All Saints’ Day. Nov. 1, which
beam tho followingtoacriptlon: “To the
glory of (Ind, and In loving memory of
Mary Bturgtm Davenport. who departed
this life March 1.1884. Prom-uteri by
hm daughter, Julia A. Davenport, July,
1800." Min Julia A. Davenport. died
July 20. 1890, and the memorial waa
erected according to her laat rrquvat.
That thtla Word “For” Agnln.
The close mm for mprmntativtm in
the town of Writer: is likely to result in
a contour. Chlchnter (I) received 170
voter, and flrrwin (d) 175. but a oomph
cation arose. for the law an construed by
tho moderator. Daniel G. Betta. rcadr
that nothing Ibnllappear on the ballot
but the mom of the party, ofllce and
candidate. The Rapublican ballots read.
“Republican, For Itopmcntalivo.
Henry B. Ubicborter." They were do.
alarm illegal. and A. W. Ifarwin was
declared elected.
~Boardar—"Iln. Tonghoteak. I aball
tend the exploration after my collar box
and cane. ” [landlady-"What are you
leaving no for, Ur. Slim?” Boarder-r
"Banana you hava roplaoad the Brut-III
map that wIIlnnyroooiwlth thatol
on birth! gratin.”
MORRIS IS NOT ELECTED
ASUIMABY 01’ THE POLITICAL
CONTEST Ill CONNECTICUT.
The Democratic Candida“ Lacka Thirty-
ono of a Majority—A Bapnbllnan anor-
lty or flu on Joint Ballot.
[From the Hartford Cannot]
We give claewhere this morning the
full figures of the vote for governor, and
only fourteen lack official verification.
In these fourteen the third and fourth
party votes (received by telegraph Tuna-
day night) is 205. In 1888 the name
towns gave 277. The figures therefore
seem safe.
Well, what’s the remit? It' It thin:—
For Morris ....................... 07. 008
Againat Morris
'..”... ..... ....3. .
Morris lacks of a majority.. . 31
This result figures in the prohibition
vote in two or three rural towns where
the moderator did not at first return it
on account of the word “for” on the
ticket. This word was put on under the
law in accordance with a sample sent
out by the secretary of the state. There
in no getting around it; those votes must
be counted.
But in all the Conraut'a calculations
we have made no account of the follow-
ing facts:
In Bridgeport 126 straight Republican
votes were not counted because there
was a check on the ticket. Mr. Marcus
A. Casey. of the Case, Lockwood d:
Bralnurd Company, has examined the
ballots and says the speck is caused by a
particle of matter getting between the
types in printing. It is a typographical
accident, not a mark for identification.
and the objection is trivial.
In Clinton 87 votes bearing the names
of the democratic nominees, and headed
“Independent Ticket.” were counted for
the democrats. Under the Hartford de-
cision of the supreme court they are
void.
In Winsted 14 republican votes were
rejected because they bore written past-
ers. This action is at least open to
question.
In New Britain 10 prohibition votes
were rejected because of the word “for."
That is nonsense.
We do not one how Mr. Morris’s friends
can figure him a majority. It isn’t
there. He in not elected if he fails of n
majority, no matter what may be the
discrepancy. Fortunately Mr. Merwin
and Mr. Morris are both gentlemen
whose high character forbids the ana-
piclon that either would rob the other
If he could. It must baa fair contest,
and if it is, we don’t see how Mr. Morris
can "get there."
Therein some talk of the face of the
returns denying llIr. illerwiu important
figures and of the democratic Senate de-
clining to go back of the returns. In
that case. they any. the two Houses need
But. come together no the Senate would
claim time was no election. This would
hardly ill in Connecticut. Mr. Merwin
will be governor.
:\‘l for the Legislature it stood at 10
o'clock last night as followez~
Senate ............ rep. I deal. 17
Home. .., ...... Z “ 118
141 135
This gave a majority of six.
Now comes tho statement from Wilton
that the republican, Mr. Cbicheeter. has
been declared not elected because of n
"for" on the representative ballot. More
foolishness, but it doesn’t look well
Who is directing all these novel tricks?
The House Will, we pvt-dict. seat Mr.
(Ihicbt‘ster. It has fourteen majority
counting his opponent in.
Manufactured lca.
W. B. Hoyt. of Rownyton. iI ink-rent-
ed in an Ice nmnufacturiné firm in New
York. “P has been in thin vicrnity try-
ing to obtain name» of those who are
willing to try the manufactured ice. It
in claimed by the owners of tho machin-
t-ry for tnunufneturing ice that this ice
IS purer than that taken from pondo. on
account of the fact that the water in
purified by filtering beforo it in warm
factored into ice; but the question in the
minds of our to» dealers acorns to be an
to tho relative coat of natural ice and
manufactured icI. It II claimed that
the loo taken from panda will be much
the cheapest.
An they (Info; to round a New Town '.'
Edwin Adamo, John L. Richards, A.
J. (.‘rofutJloo. D. Kendall, II. II. Rowan
Henry Seymour and J. R. Marvin. left
on the 12 45 train today for Middle.
borough, Kentucky. J. H. Ferris and
James Golden will Itart to marrow and
join the party at Mtddleborougb. They
will visit Knoxville. Chattanooga, Birm
Ingbnm and other Southern cum. and
probably Washington on their return.
It In returned their mission in to found a
town. They are all Republicana. If
lboy find a location that Inna them, and
do found a town they will probably call
it fklupvdle.
Klog'I Daughter- llolrl n Mel-Mo.
The King's Daughters of Trinity
church held a Iociablo at the ruidrnca
of William W. beater on Golden Hill
laIt evening. Hany-frirnda of thoro-
ciery were prevent. In addition to gum
and actual mjoymanta vocal IoloI were
given by In. Elifi. Bennett Ind Wllv
llam Perry NIII JInnlngw and lla-
mo, pflynd a piano duelt. The Inn-
lag war plantantly Ipoot and netted a
neat Inn for their honorary.
«It’I a waoto of breath trying to can-
thI an mini W that
m
TROUBLE IN 13mm
A Warm III-nut... Ovar and who
Apmrod on ”woof tho m
The eagle eycI of route of tho m
in the Fifth ward of Bridgeport 1“
upon a miniature blot on tom. of fill
Republican ballotI, election night. Old
thiI reIulted in a cattle». Tho balloh
on which the flaw waI found 1!an
110 straight Republican and m
scratched tickatI. They were ”HM
to several export: printIrI who “of“
that the ballot had not been markad, but
that the fault war in the ”p.101”!!!
of the ticketI the Imnll blot Ippaawd
after the “E" in the word lieutenant
while In others it was found in the word
governor.
The cam unsigned for the lotion of u ‘
the Democrata was that City Clerk, up}
593 line saw a man standing mini a ma,
marking a ballot. The city clerk Ind
his followers refused to uni! luau oili-
cial count with the alleged illegal ball“!
included. The rural] blot it laid inflow
been either the fault of the type In
printing or a Ipeck of dirt.
The secret ballot law provides that "If
any envelope or ballot Ihall contain any
mark or device 80 that the unto my b9
identified in Inch a manner CI to Indi-
cate who might have out the film. it
shall not be counted but ahtll be kept by
the moderator and returned to the town
clerk in a separate package from the
ballots which are counted at until: alco-
tron.”
There is such a thing, as being too
particular, and when the official returns
are canvassed, than ballots will no
doubt be counted.
TOLD— IN A LINE OR TWO.
Matters Worthy of “nation from Ivory
Quarter 0! Connecticut.
The firainJ. B. Willinma’I coop Kw
tory in Glastonbury. WedneIday night,
resulted' In a loan of 8100. 000.
Thomas Ellis was fined $13 In Birming-
ham yesterday for pointing a loaded gun
at two boys, He told Judge Gage: thorn
was no cap on the gun.
During a Democratic parade in Bridge-
port Wednesday evening flreworkam
in a valuable hack were eaten fire. The
horseI were taken 01! and the Banal
were extinguished, but the hack VII
practically ruined.
The American Anocintion It! the
Study of Inebriety met at Hartford yol-
terday and elected Dr. Joaaph ParrIIb
president and Dre. Day and Halon Ind
Professor E. P. Thwiug, I. 1)., vino
presidents. Thelattar readn papa on
his recent observations of "Inabriaty in
the East" and gave an account of the
first asylum for the insane in China.
which be aided in projecting, and to
which he expects to return to find In
successful operation.
Henry liotherford. of Danbury. recent
ly hada fight with an owl which had
been stealing one of his chickenI. Not
having any weapon, he fell on Ilia km
on the owl, thus pinning hil wing: on
the ground, and caught him About Ibo
eck with his hands. Then followed A
hard fight. The bird of night for 30 MI
hold of the chicken and turned bitu-
tontion to his caplor. Be burl“ HI
claws in Mr. Rothorford’a logs and“
him in the arm, but on account of his
heavy coat no serious injury wu can.
So tightly, however, did the owl fatten
ita claws in the man’s leg. that ho had
to have assistance to looaon III bold.
Tho owl measured Iix feat mow the tip!
of its wings.
At the meeting of the National Allo-
ciation of Christian Workers in Box}
ford, yesterday. the secretory nomad
that already a train of goapel can. cool-
ing 375,000, with an endowment fund,
the increase of which may booted for
operating it, had been altered tho—Io-
ctation for use on the railroad: for bold-
iug meetiuga for travelers in journeying
from city to city and conductingnaup
'ifltic services in the churchaa and lab
alone in the various citioa. Theta out
were pmVidt‘tl with ample accommoda-
tions and would be practically a hold
for Iixtvon persons. It wan hoped that
tho curs Would be ready for use by “to
limo of the next convention. -
stall. Monday School (lo-mun.
Tho convention of Sunday aollool
workera which II to IIIembla at Don-
bury, Tuorday afternoon, Novembar II.
will have Ipecial attraction for all San-
day Ichool workers. On 'I‘nIIday "I.
addreIIt-a of Miss Lucy Whealock. Boy.
A. S. llumbart and Rev. Dr. Parson will
bottle main Icaturea. 0n Wodnaday
Mine 0. E. Collin, Rev. Dr. A. E. Dan-
ninu, Rev. II. T. McEwen, Nev. W. D.
Eddy. Prof. C. II. Null Audubon will
Ipenk. II. F Jacoba. Earp, of Chicago.
is expected for the evening. Tho “port
of the Slaw committee will be proton-d
in the afternoon. A metal attraction
will be the ringing of the Flake anlh.
Slogan, who have been wound tar
Wednesday afternoon and evening. I.
B. Donal-y, Ear... Rev. A. F. M.
D 1).,Dr. W. A.Dnncan|nd Pro-lira:
Raymond weak on ThurIthy. Tham-
vontloo cloaea Thnraday aflovnoon at
2:30. The [laminate Railroad
will all excnralon tlokItI from all prb
clpal Itatlona on their "on.
canal-g Apr-tour corona. .
T'o Wham of the New lags
land Tmnlual comm, m at
Adm- Elman onion in on.
analog for tho pnrpnII of
worthlIII clinch lwnad to
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