‘ NUMBER 882.
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litilli infill [limits
AW: I Nasalk; S. N —Sontb Nor-
walk, a. III—lat. Favor.’
class ofonr m who annotat-
"1:11.,- awaro of the fact wo would so that
shall“ ‘raprosanlad, whotbm
wIII In
WI,” rollahlo in“ ovary business trons-
Ioflol. Old wall worthy of all pursuing.
abs-dad”
All” 00mm.
NORWALK RDIRON WORKS CO. Tbe.Wstur st,
ARCHITECTS. and
KIA", WI. 3. lie Washington» PM"
qaadflcatlons furnished at reasonable rates .
WALLIINERD. cor. Iain sndWsllsts, N.
stair. prospective and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONEBBS.
. mum clan to Wall st. N.Rca!
" stats sudsnstiooscr.
uoannu. a L'nomoian, 95 Washington a.
allkindsof ofpropony sold.
B 38.and' Vi h'in
DeKLTNASON,2lIsiust,N. {it 'as glob
at, Saks!» deaiars in confectionery,
SCOPIRLDEIIAC. lllNo. IainscS. N. Sole
mfwllonon'scclcbratodior cream.
LIalustmearWail, N. Pure .
WILLOW. Fresh
confectionery and ice cream. goods daily
WILSON‘S “Barnum Brian! Baksry,
ville. Icaruordenatans Pitzcr’s,i. t
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK The, Wall at, N.
capital 3100910. ..(I) I.
Holmes, dent; If 1..
William Curtis,cashicr. 68‘ W
CITY ONAL BANK. The. sshingwn sr,
“NATIS’ N. Capital “will”; surplus :1»
NH. Rowan, president; Jacob I. Lay-
IRLDCOUNTY NATlONAL BANK. The
“HailsLN. I ratedm. Capitaim,
aw Prat, James .llystt; VICE-WI!" dein
0. Keela; casuia,LcwisC. Onion.
PAWIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK,Tlic. 51
N. Dc Momma» surplus W,“
WM S. Ioody, prost; Iartln S. Crow ml
'4 y RWALH. The raw.»
NATIONAL BANK 01’ NO
"'N I itwfi'. (Emulc'mh-II: Libel}.
tam: v e P .
m “moi-Euler. Directors, Hill R. J. Hill,
(LThouias, B. K. was J a. Osborn'
O.R.Wiisim,fi.llard,D. W. Elwin“. 1.-
Biabop. Ssnken’ Ilerchanis’. Isnniaciurcrs',
Perm and Family accountsarc solicited.
NORWALKSAVINOS SOC1BTI‘,The. “aim, N
Deposits over 32mm» surplus ammo
I. Holmes: flag” it. B. crsuiurd, vice pn'ni. ,
Goings];
SOUTH NORWALI SAVINGS BANK The, Dr.»
Granite.
.8. Place.
yer, vicopmrdcut,
mes-Ma
FAIRPIKLD
posits ovum urplus ”Mm Aldrin Sol
mans. prom; Jo? bu ..H Knapp.treas IHICI'L‘SI
paid dcpoaiors. Ioncy loam on .
‘ BEEF, (“ hoksuIcJ‘
SOUTH NORWALS Bill-1P CO. S..V
Mm sheep, lamb, tool, can. beef and
TREK I. a CO. N. Armours
my“: Home drug! lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
l 301105,). F. Past oflicebolflb, N. Circulars
ioidsd in over 1010 Sunday papers.
‘ BLACRSMITIIS.
fCARRGWH’I‘fooIRaymoudst, S. N. Horse—
8 a . 3‘5sz BUILDERS.
amour) S. ikCo. P. Oboxs'li s. N. builders
of bridges, docks, pile lefoondationsmic
300’! AND SHOE DEALERS.
| arrows, H. Is. So. Iain Si. s. s. cumin Work and
. replinng’ aspecialiy.
‘ VILC. II. No. Iain at, S. N. speculum in
”all. shoes and robbers.
SCBAUBJOIIN AXSON,& Washington at. S. N.
A good assortment allow prices.
’ BOOT AID SHOE REPAIRING.
lPIIILLII’SWGIIO fiWPlaee,S.N. All
‘ work neatly and mpuy done.
5 mm as!) STATION tins.
‘ AR’I'HU N. can! engravrng, wed
PINNRO, J ,ussefill and taunts goods.
LAM S DIIUO STORE, 4;; Washington st,
1,3. R. figural stimulus and general stationery.
”X “was. (Wood and Paper.)
= um. Watermzi. N. manufacturer of but
I P hm,“ Senora! shop )0be
“Bun-DI!“ IIATIIBIALB. ‘ .1
”JOHN I. ll. Washington at. S. A so
Hummer pipe, My. son, etc.
m, CHAS. T. Wstcr rt, N. brick of all
Milne, brick-aka” pissirr, hair, etc. also blue
VD BROS. Illwsnku, Philaddphia and
“‘th taflmlllltfline Madman;
BUTTER, Cali-SR. I668. to. m
I”)! BUTT“ HOUSI. outdoor to the i
t maticof all diluent
Ola, S.“ I.-—s spatial ymadc M .
All
undead“ bunssmlp. llard, cannedgoods. etc.
:7 CARRIAOH 55$dequ
3-.narm “EwWallsgN. eon-3a,.“
, has.“ “mwfmmw.
WENT“ AND BUILDERS.
MLJAII‘SCJliopAn-n st, S. N. estimates
poor-(prompt! ptiyaurodod to.
HORTON, WI. A. olTayloraruarJl. N. Jobbing
pro-Wystiendsdio.
RANDALLI D. Randall's mill. 1 N. Ind-m.
:euiacrymbyeuspwwnenabiumcwgm
lowkarsa. Lancewukaspccialiy.
IAIIOND, J. it ”Water at, S. N muisetum
,mmner blocks, col
”Jews! hamsters. Mmofl-wmgsm
ill-lag. Ila: beloranasrds ,.b¢nches.racks
Jobbing done. W given. Tr'lcpuone bl-o
SHIRWOOD. S. S. is Grove st, 5. N. Jobbing
pro- attended to.
.Hummoud
W!
V, S. B. skapCrossst, aeerain.-—Oflcecor
WOW-land aadlleklrnsve, N. .l‘suwamwuaim working.
m inflow francs tuning
all... I'oory banal. 13:ka mmbrribz.
mm AND OIMMIIS.
SCOYIBLD A HOITJO-srurbidg. .V. at Wash
lapel at». S. N. clic- advertisement.)
“WAGS HAND I'ACT‘II'BIIS.
TILL! HENRI. No Iain sub its. manufacturrof
Spatial attention given to "pairing
widow a runs. traits fin-slips. mourn.
of , wagons. tracks, rs: hunting,
9’ C.B.Qno.laiasl,iorusriyoibroadv
way,I. .ostavarfovwarkli spa-d wuss.
Militimaawsna.. wodvliugsaud
”W‘Ihmmh
CATHOLIC 01mm.
1-, .‘I'. ACOJEIIsinfl. N. alwslews
“Jam-smut».
M II" IADUIACTURIZIL
WWL‘IIALT vista-t, a. alisvlprsaad
sisssrtlflrisl steps, roping, «tr.
“0“ I“)! IANL’IAC‘II.’ RIBS.
AS. S. altar-list S. N maniac
”W'ég'm and outs in nu..."
“OAR IAIUIAC‘TIIRZIS. I
”I“! OWCIOAH CO The Niko. an:
mtg. marksman! map"
MWL'IOAHCO. The. Washingtoa st,i! ..
W ll.
Wanna DOIIAIIR. as. alsojobbaris
clvrs. statisticians.
”A" WI. S. I'm-,5 I
”Whammy‘mp Lock 215.
W I. A SON on I m manna and touri-
“high, IN. Hydra-its Iii-a sanitary mm,
Wt. . Ilsa. I. Astoria-mu
. D.
mum Om
WM Issaairbsikkagfilsadii
. “WW
00A]. A30 '00”.
‘ WI. ritual-{mamas Mtg].
mm7,wnsrst.ll. that-harlo-
. arm: mm“
T ”Mlfi‘fimfim
; gram-”1am. ”Va—mayhem
‘mm
9‘
0m bd‘g,
”swarm
“limitinm
“Eu-st-“
Botaudstthsl’mi Oflicc atBonthNorwalkn
Snood—Clam latter.
CORSET IANUIACTURIBS.
WHIOOLDSCRIIMJscmS. N. Iannfao
turers of thccslebrstad 8.a0 0.00m
COUCH IIIIDIES.
PLAISTID’S COUCH WRIIDYJamntod to can,
manufacturadst Hashiugton
CWT AND (runaways.
NASH. 7. II 8 BRO. our. ImsndeIs, I. I.
Agata and tin wars N Wad
WRBSAL 5T0 0. Iain nasr .
”lamps. crockrry. 553%. ho kings.”
“Tim S
BOUTWILLJ) J. laudcr'sblcck,So.Iainst. .
N. Oillcsbonrs,5a.ni.to5p.n'iv bl
KRNDALI. omfi 8.. DDS. as 313nm:
Franklinsts.” . Hmaauwo. In.
NEWKIRK, J. C. once at residence
ousl Church. N. m msdininlswcd.
Gold porcelain crowns inserted.
WREDJV. L., D...DS WEastWashi oust, SN.
HoursSs. to. loop. in. Osssdniln s.'tcrud
DOORS. SASEI AND Bum ‘
SI!TH,W. H ACO. !5&17Wstorsi.N carriage
wood work, whorls. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, P. I. as Cbestnutst, SN. Crushed stone.
memos-ms our.
RATION’D BROS. Akron-it glued anduunl
plpc,3ilo% inchcsindislneior
DRUGS AND CHEMICAIB.
IAST SIDE PHARMACY Van Zandt ave. R. N.
Sumaybous,ato10a.m. stoopin. p
liar-careful ally
GREGORY, J. G. as Wall at N. Established i829.
esaledan rut-ail Popular prices.
RIGGS, JOHN A. ll Iain st, N. Perinmes,-l!fty
five different perfumes.
PLAISTHD‘S 43 Washington st, 3.1V patent medi-
cina, etc Physicians“ pmcripticnssspcclalty.
DRY MODS. N 2
S—“Tbc uitable, " o.
AISLE]! J ‘L‘ A: SON goodiiiq orl cloths mat-
ting: audmgs
BANKS. E. K. Msbackcmo Hotel block, 5 N. dry-
goods notions, gloves. etc Underwearaspccialty.
BENNETT J. v.19 Iain st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERIAN, A. A SON, St Washington st, S. N
dry—goods, unit-ts, etc. (soc adv.)
SCOFIELD d: HOYT. 3 Gazctte hldg, N. 68 Wash-
ington st, S. N. (Sedadvcrtiscmcnt)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods notions and hosiery
ISLEC l'RlCl AN
BAKER, E. V.. Electric gun lighting;
zilzirmr‘: tall bI-lls, Jtc.
IIPRES-i LOMPANll-IS.
AD HIS EXPRESS CO, ofiicc milro u! station, s
N. and at! ii all Si, N. Express forwardcrs to nil
ports of the world. Puascnger train service. Low
rates. Lcstcr Hunt. agent.
HIPRESSML‘N.
SUXTON A BRUNDAOE. office at Benedict's, 43
Wall III, N. Our motto. “prompt attention."
CAVANAGH’S EXPRESS. ogre, furniture and
pianos moved. Letivc orders or. laistcd's, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. “I. N. slate at. postofilce and
Hale’s. Careful and prompt scrrtoc.
KITBALTS, ESSENCES. no
BYXBEi-l. P. S. k (‘0. 99 Main at, N. Manufactur-
ers of Scoiicld' celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK E “ACT (:0. N. nmuufaI-tnrvrs of
line extracts. F. S. Ambler.
PEBTILIZERS.
RAYMON'D BROS. SraIUcy' a super- phoepbatc. s
is! mannrcs. land plaster, ground bone, wood as cs.
SMITH. W. H. ACO. Water si. N. agents for WM
llama Clark A: Co.‘ s stamiard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAY‘IOND BROS abs in stock. spec-
ials to order,fire mm%, chm” cy lino linings
FISH, OI’STERS. CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT di ZELL' PF, 69 Washington st, 8 N. flue
Lb, oysu-rs, clams. fruits, game, vcgciablcs,cic.
FLAG AND CONCRETE \I'ALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. (it Taylor avenue. S, N.
stone.dcalcr
or
liurglur
Also
RAYIOND BROS. contractors for lag, concnvts,
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND ism WATER
III. EA TEES.
IEEKRRW. H. & C0. Music Hall block. S. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"iSLAND GRI" FLOUR. the best made. Don't
fall [0 use It.
L‘HOIIEDlEU, DANIEL. east end of Wulilngton
st bridge. The choir»: of faintly dour kept.
HAYIOND BROS. hay. straw, door and iced in
pac , , car or cargo lots.
RED IILL. Darieu.Crufoot A- llow-c. Grain. cholc
ground iced, graham and rye hour.
FLORISTS.
G, PA “oodwud Plat-ob .V. plants, cut
Busters agornarncntal plum made to order
1’. Labil'sids: o UnionCemeteia. N.
“WEI-3cm flowers, cic. floral work a spec ty.
IcKAY, JOHN E. V. near the depot. Hrdding
is—cnt flowers and horn! work of all kinds.
roses a specialty
SIITH. JOHN H. 30. Iain st SN .tbe oldest-mi
best known florist ”in [MS vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.
[URNITURI DEALERS.
COLEMAN, THEODORE.“’uhlugwu “Joust and)
Furniture, looking glasses. picture francs. cit".
CHAN A WHITTLRSHY, as Iain st,.V. (itsy
mond' a old stand) Soc sdvertlsemut.
RAYIOND 030. H. newswre, “and iii Islu at.
.V. Ponrrloors above old stone.
STOW DAVID 25, SJ. I). and (I So.Iaiu at. SN.
Furniture, Ina . etc.
OAS LIOHT CODYANIIS.
NORWALK OAS LIGHT COIPANY. office 19
“am st, N Gas for light, host and power.
Cokr six cents per bnshvl. Coal Tar lhrcc dol-
lars per barrcl package c'ktrl
GROCI’IIS. (WholoaaioJ
HOLIZS A. KBELER. Sand ll Wall s! N. whole-
sale grocm. flour. main, hay. etc.
SELLRCK BROS. M and lb Wall st, N. wholesaler
grocers. dour, feed. grain. bay. etc.
CROCBRS.
SHOWN A: WILCOI 70 Washington at S. N. solo
agents for celebra Ii crummy butirvr
DECKER, CONRAD. 14! Washington st, S. N.
choice gioc cries and prov i.Isons
PIHRIS. CHAS II. successor In iinlchlns.‘w No.
Rain S..N labicdciicadoi for family trade.
Pixxnlsxsouxluir Ins mum sf, N. Soul
iced, hay, straw. coal andwood
flxNkY I. likNIililCT 4) Wall at N. fancy and
staple grocmos. con! frctlonery, fruit, sic
PITCH, !) W West rumor Imin st. N. canon!
coasts. trash! Meir.
amine i. savour N lulu to ihchast
habit-
OUTBRASON, 1'. ll. SV'W'm‘hn S. N flasgro—
choirs unis. flour
IIANMRDJ' ll. lasts" ”1’1""..de IN.
Asbestos palm. school supplies. etc
IAWTON. P. 0.5 ('0. 2! 50. Main st. S. N. no
mir- and table driloarin.
L' iIOIIIDHlil DANIEL, raucndoiWssbinginu
«bridge, N teas. wflm spin-s especially.
MOORE. liAliIliN. No Iain rt errt, S. N
Mnem- limgnfruita flour for-their:
NEW YORK TIM CO. 0‘.‘ Iain sf. .V I. ilrlicr»
w, win-and amt-rpm a specialty.
tricxciumsatim. It and 3? Iain rt. N. a
specialty made of table dellrsclea
(YI‘HAIB. GEO Wilton an and School at. N
New store. new goods sand new prices.
SKYIOL’RJJ. I. 33 Wssbi st, ii .V lieu!-
qaarien for celebraiad'lhw Dow‘irop canard goods
VALDIIN CHAS. ll. 5WDIu ii Cmmrry but
tear. mum delicacies fruits etc.
00.! Al” AIIUNITIOH.
tel NS. All! NITIIIN and Sporting Minis "7 all
k “No “Tater It .3
IIA'I'I’RIIS' WIS. (I'rlt'ii 0n
ASCII. JOSEPHJ. 7Ioa1oesi. S N alsoforiaars
inss
" ‘l‘ ”m"‘“.ih‘:l" ’3‘”;
n s as so
'ns cutters of kaiurs'i
IIAT‘I'RRS’". TOOIA.
“SERENA Raisin, S N. troofosndsr.
light soil casting, sates-sins wuss buses.
HATS All) CAPS. install.)
KIA" THE [mm 9! W st. S. ii.
a specialty lads of has sill and bats.
IIAT IANU'ACTUIIIA.
CROYCT A ”APP ml in factories
our. Iaialllsioa sniW-tsrh‘l‘oiiarstrJ! S.
New ”M i‘ lash-It [.11. Tina
“MILL A
W ‘.
mumamnnu. .ablsw
spans-r3. Winn. “RSI.
ng at. S
Innings.
“sinuous-ma. I‘d
' onto lkkl’aarl st;
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HARDWABI AND DWI-III.
PROWITTJ. T. «Islnst, N. ilghthsrdwarosnd
SliTR,W.H.bm.15aud17WlillLN.bnlld-
qfiitfinn w c I-HauhbcLSN m?!
uumhg'uiemiv.) '
Wm.
DMP.H.BWaust,N.aisuimmadsbsrnsss
sudropslringneadydoue.
H038! DEALERS.
Pmofilmnmmsmrms N. duo
this establishment are warranted. Home of tho
Frenchmachingstallkin‘ mums."
aims: suosms.
IcQUHAR, JOHN. No. Iainst, S. N special at-
tendon given to shoeing driving A trotting bursa.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, l6 Iain st. N. J .0. Collins.
pcsn plan, restaurant attached.
GERIANIA HOTEL. 59 Railroad place, George
Sch-n Wows.
D. AN. R. 8. Maxim
I. cPhessou, acccmodati la:-
OLD WRLL HOTELSdWsshlngtou SUN
Haviiaud, W. Will-u pI-n'kmm.
IIOUSI 'URNISIIING GOODS.
STRVENSJ. ll. fiWashlngtonstJ. N crocksry,
gis‘sawsreJl n and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD, B. “Holden Point Farm." 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE it LOCKWOOD, ii Iain st, N. Insur-
snceand real estate in all its branchs. i
LAYTON. JACOB I. Washington at next to P. 0.
SN. fire. plate glass, accident and life. (soc adv )
LOCKWOOD. WI. cor. IaluandWall sis,V . neg
estate, investments. loans negotiated, etc.
IORRI-ILLA L‘HOIIKDHI‘IU. 95 Washington st,
S. N strictly first—class companies represented.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN. t5 & 4': Washington st,
SN. Raul Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GKN'L LlFE INS. (20., S. S. L'-
Hommedicu, agent, Washington st. 8. N. scold.
IETROPOLITAN LIFE lNS CO ‘31) Washington
at S N. P J. (lrubh, assistant snot.
NORWALK FIRE iNS. C0,. N. in successful
business since ism. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The NI). 45 \\ aching-
ion st. S.N .Juo Frcuch. asst. Silpilflniuldrlil
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAFFURD, 8. ll. Masonic hldg, N. 6%. Bonds
Middleman Banking and Equitable I't'gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. H. .c (:0. 15 and 1': Water st. N.
springs, axles. carriage hardware, etc.
IRON IENCE AND RAILINGS.
III-IRRI'I‘T, E. I. blandeater at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE I)! NC AN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Water
st. S. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES. .
GILES 5r CLANCY at The Somali; iron Works
Co., and also at Bridgcport, Conn.
J HWBLBRS.
PEBRIS. A. S. 39 So. Iain rt. SN. op. City Hotel.
SN. lino watch repairing a SpL‘CDth)‘.
HOYT, H. B. is No. Hutu st, S. .V. strictly iirchlsss
goods at low prices.
JACKSON, IcCRAND, 58Wallst, VII-atelier Ilia
moods. etc. Pine which repairing s ivsprxialiy
HOOD. H. S. diamondsmatchea, jcwclry. silver and
plated ware, repairing aspecially. 53 Main st. SN.
LAW'I‘ Elks.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b d'g. Wall
st, borough. Notary and Hip! Estate.
FROST, RU SSE 8 No. In!!! st. notary, legal
business of all kin smcfuliy attended to.
HURLBUTT. J BELQEN. rooms 5 and 6 (incite
building. “all st. borough.
LIGHT JOHN H. lat Wash! on st 8.1V. notary
commissioner of deeds for .. cw Tor state.
LOCKWOOD, MWARDI. roam s Gillette bldg.
borough Attorney, notary and pensions.
SRYIOUR, JOHN S. room a, Palmeld Co. Nat.
Bank building. N Counsellor a: law.
WALSH JOHN J room! Masonic building. Wall
st. borough.
LIVERI’ STABLES.
DANN. HORACE Iv). Excrlsior livery and board-
ing stables. Office No. 8 River st, N.
GREGORY. GEO. S. N Knight M, N. Fine turn-
outs a specially. Telephone 3543.
DOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD IANL’I-‘AOH‘RING (‘0. Da st 5
N. Ianirfnctums of buillh- rs hanlsarn. tori
New York chive W IICAIIL' st.
Chicago office I‘LIJIIBJL.
NORwudI LOCK (UIPANY. S N. New York
offices: Chambers st. locks and builders‘ ban!
ware; desigucrs; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass and iron
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. K. J. 9 Witter st, N. All kinds of lumber do
iii-cred to ally point by rail team or vocal
MACHINE SHOPS.
NOKWALK IRON WORKS CO. The Water or
ncnr it if. brl S. N. General machinery. iron
and brass castings. forg-ifis Babbitt metal. n:
pairs for manufacwrics steamboais.
sC'.OI-IELD WI. A. Knight st, N. Na! machinery
mad: and repairing promptly attended to
MARKET OARDI'NI-IRS.
JENNINGS A W ATRHBUIIY. 8 N. brrrlaand all
garden produce in won for the wholesale trade
MARKETS.
A MODEL IAifKBT. :5) Wall st. N.Wm.WsrdwelI.
prop. beef. veal, lamb motion and poultry
DION ,A ills Iain st. N. meats. fruits, v I;
Allies. fish. oysfcn, clams. and escallupa, hm:
0gp, lard, canola! . tic.
liliNNE’l‘T I HOSTED. mu. fish 0
strra. clams, fruits who Initial. Ill
Bil-HELL, DANA (7 ill Ialu at. N choice masts.
poultry. duh, vegetables. etc.
illil'i'l‘u'S CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Watts st, N
Huts, vegetables. fruits, poultry. at lowest prim-
CAHR, WlLIJAI ii. lirnsdict I'arin market, i; N
Pine manta. fmh Iegctsbionsvcstcasb prices.
PAHRINOTON J. A Insists, part! 1.3,” fish 0 sim-
WWI fruits. butter. etc It 1m _
CRIST. (lilo. East avenue. i’. N choice meats.
timetables, fruit, etc. lpwavt cashprms
HAY”! 73!!!) i3 No. Iain I! 8 N. prime mu
silkiads. iomsrsndrrsd nudrrsdlud Ii specially
JUDSON, flIi. (I. Grow Isrkct cor Islnandllsvi
lamist S..N Cboicemls. pIquy. "get-ble-
Lillililimilli. WI. ills Washington st. bridge, i!
N drain insllki kindsfraib meats
.KVIOOD, i. Washington 5!. hridgs. it N. nor
Mgoats dabmystors clams, Won.
LOC'KWiKlDQIHCKWOOD. 7 Iain at. N fine
Ins-is WW. lab. armch- aloud-I I
LIONS. A. Old Wall lurk“. I No. Iain st.
Vprluiofl meals and Milly at lowest prim-s.
UM. IO. ALIIIN Ialnst InasWsst. S. N choice
meats. nah, nysma, vsgstshlss. delirium. rtr
PICKEIIINO, if. S. fission-J0. school WIN.
host, real. mutton. sic.
SUIMIB, JAN)». 5!! Wm Washington 3,8 ll.
strictly brawls-s mats. poultry a specialty.
HIITH‘S WASHINGTON MAHKIT. a Wash
ion-i. ”.8. fine media andponliry for familyfrads
SPILLANLJ W. 15 Leonard st, N. wagon rura-
Iisliy all or" the town
WADLW. 8 market, lllsifirovn. SN. runs
to all parts of town with fine fresh and imb-
WiION. J. ll ”Wail”, N. Choirs meals, pool
Iry.fnlts. vegatables. lhnltov rm, etc.
MARBLE ARI) ORANITR.
SAT”. 1‘. W. Wain ".3. unionism-rm of use
granite and marble work. also duster in building
stone and contrary work
STKVINS. I W. 50 Iain at. N. lublr and gran
its moments. Mimics. prints. «4:.
”SO!!! AND BUILDERS.
SIYIOUB, HKNRY. in West are, (LN. All kinds
of sums mason contracts taken.
SHILDON WiLLlAI, ”Wilma-n! Sloan
maria. Ainfllflh‘mmrbi bi.sg.!lc
SIITH. WILLIAI ll. 50 Vast It. I! I. Jobbing
ptiy sandal!»
LAME. WILLIAI, 5 I]!!! sf. 2'. Ailkitwlscif
stone sg promptly amino In.
mm foamy m quarry
”I“! I’m-l.
311!!!le laconic build!
“gun 1.8. I Oath-casters“!
alumna“ saunas.
doorman! sI wan-rm swarm.
m {Al’mmmllmm
“MIMI“. In. M“
sissdsgaqssisiiy.
lob
Randi!
wag-mm ......
alipurposcs. Alianlmslssoldby B
shims-Ions NH
HILLINRBT AND FANCY GOODS.
CAVANAGH, IISS I. II. “day at. S. N. lamina!
and dress making.
PAWCI'l‘T' headquartersfor muliusry. 8W“
T‘CAOlehmis)Isinm§. A
JAMIRS. I.L.irSo.Iainst,S. N. Lariat
styles. Innings sspscialty.
ST.J0!!N,IlssssnIslnst.N. 1mm. Yancy
IUSIO TRACIIKRS.
HADLEY IRS. 0. W. N.‘ danghterofthclathin.
R. Nash) l9: Ialusi.N nstrnnienia! music only
FRITZ. KISS IINN’IEP. l9! Iain st, N. Piano
and organ instructlon.
GIBSON. ALEX. S. S'I‘ngh INN. Pullman-n
3-!
HUNTINGTON IRS. 129 Iain st,N. Von! In-
struction and voice dmclopment.
NASH, IISS JENNIE K. 32 North avarice, N.
Piano and organ instruction.
SAWYRR. Ills. RJ. teacher of tumours! and
vocal music. Bcaid' meat Mrle. H. Plaisted'l.
West at. 8.1V.
ma DEPO‘I'S.
BODWRLL II. R. TIWa'dllngton It SUN blank
hum. pundit-inks
“15ml”! ash!ngtoastbridgo.8.fl
Emma, .tfnsndda-waro.
m YORK “39230238.
“HEW. Orders left at Bodwcll's store, ‘
”IiW nst, SN
LOCKWOOD C 3. offices DeK!yn'.;s.S.N 0mg-
ory'.;sN New York 150 Greene st.
NEW I SlCOND—HAN’D FURNITURE
PODIORB. WI . under Salvation Army Barracks,
S. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery, carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANTRRS AND DEALERS.
BELL, HIRAI P. O. Box in, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oystcn and clams.
CUTBILL, R J foot oi Raymond st, 8 N. whole»
sale dealer in dirt-oysters.
HOYT, W. H. ASON, ldiWatcrst, S. N. foot oi
Raymund) planters, exporters and w olesale
dealers in native oysters.
REED t. HOUSMAN. 17H Waicrst, S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VAN NAIR. J. L. I 00., P. 0. Box 548 S. N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS, Chas. H. Als-
tiiurpe, prop, Riverside ave. S. N Stoves, Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work s specialty. Sole
agcut for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J. T. C. Nuin st, N. chctt‘s leads,
Mnsury and Wadsworth‘s rulxml paints.
RAYIOND BROS. chcti's. Atlantic and Sociey's
Load, Calculus oils and Ai'i‘i’lll Chemical Palm.
SMITH. W. H. A: (‘0. ma l7 Water rt. N. agents
for Icngman .k Imiucz paints.
PAPER IIANGINOS.
PROWITT, J. T. ‘5 Iain st, N. window shades,
Hollands. fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR 5r (‘0. 2! Iain st, N. also hardware,
paints. oils, glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKHAN,('. A. 11 Main st. N. instantaneous
process. Chlldrnn's photos a specialty.
NORTH. 0. S. 73 Washington st, 3. N. our: quality
only and that tho ire-st.
READIIAN. P. ii (incite buildin . N. Cabinet
photographs 32 ‘0 pct dot; one-ha fdoz. .150.
PIANO TCNIII‘ AND REPAIRBBS.
HENDEE. 1‘. P. Lockwood Hall, .V. Alsorlealcr in
pianos, organs. short music. etc.
PLANINO MILIS.
RANDALL. IINER D. if. N. All kinds of wood
work all. mull or for the trade.
PLCMDINO.
IEEKERRCO.. W. H. Insic Hall block. SN.
Plumbing. steam and gus titling.
NASH. P. H. It BRO. cur. Iain and West sis, S. N.
Plumbing and gas lilting, rant.“ and hunters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALH nous: RAILWAY CO. Jules W.
Hyatt, prest; Edwin G. Hoyt. snpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB I. Washington st, next to P.0.
S. .V property for mic, banana in mm. (are adv.)
IORREL! A L HOIMEDHZU 05 Washington sf,
5N selling, routing and collmuug.
ll lLSON. 0 E. Gnu-rte mag N. luvesuncms and
roomy to loan. Also insurance written in best
of co panics at the lows: ratcs.
W00 WARD. P. A. No. Iain st,
rm and building lots for solo.
BI“ STAI “ANTS.
unit mini. 5 will: st. N. warm meals a! all
hours, tlluuor 25c.
HENHY'S. 1680. Main st. 3. N. The best be dinner
in the city Board by ihi day or rm k
SANITARI LNOINI’I HRS.
RIDER. “ B. It SUN Inr “ m- ni- 3nd t‘unrt
Intuit i’ luv, S N. Hydraulic nus! Civil engineers,
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIHD'S, IISS lNSTl’l‘L'TS, (l Orchard st. N.
Young ladiss boarding and tiny school
HEAD Ira. Hillside. N Day and boarding school
for girls and young ladies Pits for an aollsgr
or course cont into in i. Fully eqo pgopediu lab
rstory sitar New ork artists mi
musics! department. Spot! a! advantagm or the
the study oi art IsnaSudsgt-a and elocuilou.
Fall term begins \K‘IOIII’ Circulars will In
strut upon application
NORWALK IlLi‘l‘AHY lNS’l‘lTUTR. N. Frank S.
Roberts, principal. Circular on request.
S. N. houses 0
“'lLSON. Ill. I': ll. rich»! for buy. Norwalk.
U i’n-punsiory to mllvm- um! M‘lrurmt Mhools
For circulars. to lln'fik Its ilfishi‘
SEWING MACHINES.
SIIAlLBR. C. I. if} Solaln st, SN "R’iugler and
Wilson“ and “Household." needles. oil. attach-
mrnts. Rsrpuring a specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. scwrvrs built, wlrr pipes Esid,
cxmvsting. ailing, grading. landscape gardening.
SIIOR MANUFACTURERS.
IJil'Nliiib'ltY.IATHBWSUN A CO. SN. Lauri-Iv
ucslmoa.
Olin II. w RE!) a (‘0 far. sndsslesmom 7‘!
:5 and 7“. Water at listsbllsl'mi mo
Iannfsciurcn of lullss‘ all-I’l' and childniii II
Inc fooiwrar for the trial tradi-
SIIIIT-WAISTS AND UNDERWEAR.
lilfTClliNSON. COLE A CO. Nurwalk. Now York
and Brion-put. Coon.
SPORTSIII'N'H GOODS.
AIRIN JOHN ii. militias: N. headquarters for
guns. vfishing tacklo. ammnnliim,etr
STAII BUILDERS.
BA! JULIUS. Wstsssi. osstto ansler' s icon
dry .1! Stall-sand band railsto order
TI!!!“| DUNCAN iIRON RAILIKO WW Water
1.9 ..N Win. Lflvfli WW"-
S’I‘llAlil sitcoms AND roam.
NOHWMJ "(ON WORKS (’0. The Wator at
until. ll. Mdfl,5
STEAMSIIII’ TICKET AGENTS.
CURTIS. S W. Imolc building"I N. steamship
ilrkrts. pmslm: agr Iii norm pi! ll,r ctr.
LAYTON. JACOB I Washington at neat to P1).
Mi. i‘snagrtlckcis.riraits. rim-Icy order-Jason!)
STOKE DEALERS.
"RIOS. JOHN H. fmiof Washington st.S.N. also
brick, lime. ml. bslr plum
HORTON JOHN ii mh'rsylm svsnas. S. N. Also
layer of “morals wal
RATIOS!) BROS. bias, brows, (iraeuwlcb and
building stone, granite and marble triathlon.
81'0"”. RANORS AID IIIATRIS.
Kll'i‘CilUI. LANDON, 29 Haviiand st. S: h. Gas
stoves and VII“ boaters. l’ O. box on.
POWELL. J. W. iii! Washlmn at. S. N stoves.
mm, broilers. btmnvfumi modal-mare-
palrs. tic. Tin and copper work a specialty
SILLICK .SILVKSTIR. A .197 Washl on It
bridge. SN. Manages. .pluiubmg. sic.
TRUCKING.
HORTON JOHN ll. flTayior avails. S. N. Light
and heavy trucking promptly stander! to
UIDKITAIIIS.
W D opp [Ions 11.3. deprit rosi—
Iiencc 7 Elm st
unmanned ' ironies-Inn. II. Iii-i
orons: Barkley Tsirpbohr'fias.
Isak! smumrmts.
BRIDOd ..OIO DYS. oflosand ialrusof
(:0. Erik. II Worry: la-csn
wool).
SWISJLLIN IilllsOasasa I. Hard-d
Madonna-inn}.
soft.
MAW
00. W m. dos
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1890.
THE FACE OF THE RETURNS
“THE LATEST SOLUTION 0? THE
POLITICAL PROBLRI.
Ionis'a Apparels laiority of Twenty-
savsa—llis Lack of n laJority ISO—How
tho Coons-t Plgarss It Out.
The Hartford Cannot figures out the
political problem in Connecticut as fol»
lows:
Icrwin. r. Iorrls, d. Angur. p. Scat
596 80
Hartford . . .. 13345 13729
New Haven. 1 3 11395 699 85
Nermudon. I7! 8883 497 4!
Fairfisld. . . .. 12528 13590 479 13
Windham. .. 3649 2825 238 4
thchfleld . . . 52m 5222 347 16
Hiddlesex . .. 866! 3237 268 7
'I‘ollaud ..... 28!! 228! 189
Horris's apparent majority. . .. ..
Returned against Morris. . . .. ..... 67 635
Add Bridgeport rejected .......... 128
Add Waterbury rejected ......... . 36
Add Stratfurd rejected ........... . ll
67,808
Deduct Milford, Merwin error . . .
67.790
Morris‘s lack of majority ............ 129
The Courant says editorially: “The
Couruut's returns yesterday morning
had an excuse of 18 in the Hartford
county prohibition vott- (a 2 having
piaca in the ten column) and gave Mr.
Darwin 10 too many In Mansfield,
which was one of the unchecked towns.
The ofiicra! returns at tho secretary's
ofiice correct these errors and make twen-
ty other changes,sll but three petty.
They mow down 13 scattering votes. they
pull36prubibition votes out of Water-
bury. they take out 9 scattering. official-
ly report-vii to us from Bethany, they
give IIr. Morrvin 18 in Milford (by an
error) and all in all give IIr. Morris an
apparent majority of but ‘37.
"We any apparent. advmcdly for the
Waterbury votes should ha in, and there
are 126 republican votes reported as not
counted in Bridgeport, which every fair-
mindtd person says should be counted."
r. I. c. A. sorts.
A Public service Sunday Aftornoon in
Gymnasium Hall.
A public service will be held to-mor-
row afternoon in the association ball. at
4 o’clock, appropriate to the opening day
of the week of prayer for young men
all over the country. The ladies as well
satire gentlemen are invited to attend
these exercises. Rev. J. K. Falwell, of
WesifiI-id, l'. J., Will deliver the princi-
pal address, and the association work
will be presented by I’residi-Iit Ambler
sndllcneral Secretary Simona in short
folks. The music will be under the
(IIISCIIOD of the assncrattun'a orchestra.
As this is ll meeting for all, it is hoped
that [IN [is]! Will be well fillrd.
Sunday evening all the members of
tho BHEOCIBIIOD Ah' invrtcd t-I attend the
services at the Fiffil. Baptist church,
through the kindness of Rev. J. K. Folv
woll, who will proach a special sermon
in young Iiitll. It Is hoped that all Wlin
can will go.
Envy owning during next wrek,
from 7 to 7:30 o'clock, then- will be spec
is! servicvu In the parlor of the concern
lion. in observance of tho work of prayer
for young flll‘li. The-It» nicotings are put
at this hour and short In length, so mm
It” Iliilliii'fiilii'l’u can alto-nil ilwiii rind
still not be how from any othvr flngugo-
mom for tho «roiling. Tm. iooiiovrs of
iiww Inn-tings will iw illlliouflCi'd to-
morrow nflo-riinnn,
Hilliard and Pool Tournamarii.
I'iwlnI-mbtvrsuf Oh! Well [look flllil
Lander comtmny will opt-Ii iliI-ir billiard
lint! [moi tournament! on Monday even
tag, which will he continuul for HD‘VI‘I'HI
wit-lie. ()Iinfiifli‘llfllil illu'fv's! m takvn In
IIII' Wont by tho Old Well boys, as tin»
control In confined oxclnsm-ly to tho
ilil'flltx‘fl. I’Iizsvs will be given. It is to
in- Ii handicap tournament, so mI-Iubi-rs
who aro not I' xpo- rl players will how no
opportunity of winning.
Court Toiopiau I talk Isldgo'osl.
About lwwniy ilvo mvmbcisoi Wash-
ingtmi lodgo, !. (i H. T.. of Cranberry
Plum, wimvmvd lhs' installation of of“
coma! Nonpnriri imigr of liridgrpori.
Thursday night. Aftor "in business had
lm-n div-prism! of tho Honing was spam
listIiniIIg to mailings. irritations and
ringing. A bountiful collation was
solved.
("or 0.09.00. on Loans
Thv Mu its! llnmt- and Savings Ami.
oialhm of Dayton, 0m", a city of about
60,000 people, him a mombrrship of 5,000
or own ilnrtoon por (writ. of that entire
population. Hon. women and children
lie-long In this animation. Th8 ”IIiiltiai
Home" paid out over $90,000 on loans
during 1889. awning in building mar
40!) houses timing the yuan—Coopera-
tiw News, Cincinnati.
Cris ill Two [sugars
szismlsy, as Harry lather was rm-
piIIyed at his work at Hatch, Bailey &
Company‘s planing mill, be placed the
two first [ingot- of his right hand against
a bus: saw and the fingers were cut all
He was lakm to his home on Wes! bill“.
when his injuries were attended to. It
will bs but a few days before he is sblo
to attend to his work as usual.
"Where’s the piopristor?” asked a
naassbssimrsd a downtown restaur-
rat. "Ra's mas bolas iodinasr, sir,”
Wants-r.
PERSONAL PABAOIIAPIIS.
Tho Goings and Cot-lags of Paopla wo
LII. to Road About.
L. C. Hard, of the Bord Big. 00.. has
been in South Norwslk for several days.
Ira. Charles Worden, of Center avo-
nua. borough, is visiting friends in New
York city.
Mrs. Joshua R. Beam and Mrs. Sarah
Foster, of this city, started for Florida
yesterday.
Mrs. J. F. Dow, of East Norwalk,is
visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie F. Bus
suit, of Wilton.
bliss Louie Demorest. oi Brooklyn, N.
Y., is spending a few days with friends
in the borough.
James W. Hyatt and 0. E. Wilson
leave town next. week on a short
trip to Taispoosa, Ga.
AI Austin. formerly of Norwaik, is in
town for a few days, the guest of his
parents on River street.
William Howard and family, of Chest-
nut street. borough, leave town today
for a two weeks‘ trip to Providence.
Miss Fannie Sheedy, who is to spend
the winter in New York, is spending a
few days with her parents in town.
Mrs. Keen and daughter, of Cold
13 Spring, 1.. 1., are writing Mrs. Anna
Walters. on Franklin street, this city.
W. H. Vauderhoef, of New York city.
has been the guest of his brother, '1‘. S.
Vanderhoef, on East avenue. during the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond re-
turned home from the South last even-
ing. Mr. Raymond is somewhat im-
proved in health.
Cbarlcs Warren. book-keeper for
Crofut a: Knapp, who has been spending
the past. Week at Denver, Delaware, re-
turned home last night.
Mrs. A. P. Buxton, of Peterborough,
Ontario, Canada, is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. N. Simona, of the borough.
and mi! remain in this section of the
country until after the holidays.
Rev. W. V. Garner and Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Lester, of this city, joined a party
from South Norwalk Friday morning,
and have started on an extensive trip
through the southern slalom—Bridgeport
Standard.
ENTERTAINIENTS.
Original Music.
The music in “Spider and Fly" posses-
ses, to a remarkable degree, the claim of
originality. It is not a medley begged,
borroch or stolen from the popular
operas of the day, but every bar oi it has
been written especially for the “Spider
and My." It has more than a dozen airs,
bright and catchy, which are likely to
become lasting favorites. The effects
are good, the costumes rich, and the
whole presentation notable for good
thaw.
“Tho Southern Croas."
Next Friday evening the great meio-
drama “The Southern Cross" Will be pro-
duced at the Opera House. The scenery
and mechanical effects used in the pro.
duction are said to be marvelous. The
piece is now playing in New Yolk and
making a docrded bit.
Out of State's Prison.
Eight prisoners are to be released from
the- store's prison at \Vcatherriield before
the present month expires. Four more
CODVICIS Will be allowed to breathe the
air of freedom in December. In only
two cases are the convicts to be released
on pardons. Tho terms of the album
have expirt-d. There are no noted cou-
vrcts among the number to be released
The Board of Pardons meets soon and
will have to Consider a largo number
of pardons. Among tho men who ask
the board to givo thorn their freedom om
Taylor. who. with Chamberlain, murder-
ed Margaret Ernst about four years ago
In New Haven. Charles Maynard. of
Madison, who is sorvmg a tweivo yours
st-Iitvnco for felonious assault, logoliwr
Will! half ii tlczsn men wbuarc serving
lr'l’lliii for minor Ci’iiiil'l, claiming clI-Im
Clll‘y‘ on tho ground that tlioy IlliVi' to-
limited.
Want Another Daily Train.
A good many signers ham been ob—
tained to the following prlition: "We,
the aiidursigusd commuters and patrons
of tbs Now York. New Haven and Han—
ford Railroad, resident in tho towns of
Fivo III!» iiivor, Darien, Norman anti
(licnbrook, do Iosprctfuliy million tho
mnnsgors of said [IIIIOMI that tho Sun.
day accommodation train No. i3]. west-
boumi, ho made» adsily train for said
stations, thorn being no Ilaiiy oonnrc-
lions between said stations and ‘lfamfmd
from? (M in 8. 32 ouch evening "
I. I. C. A. in Danna-thus.
Thurs am owr 7,000 young man In tho
momiwrsbip of the Y. I. C. A. associa-
tion in this stair. Fifteen associations
upon woll-rqtiipvrd gymnasium;
Thorn am rrvnntaen reading rooms and
than are immvvniumss in the librariu.
Over .00 young men in educational
classes. Fourtem a-soclaiions report
530,890 visits to tho rooms for all pur-
posnduriug the ynr. Bridgeport and
Torrlngton are erecting buildings and
Norwich and Walcrbury have largo
building funds, while Hartford is can»
nosing for a building to cm "bikini.
Issua- ... is; case: mm...
TbaCouuiy Commidonsrs will be in
Greenwich. loudly. for the purpose of
granting "mass; in Bridgeport, Tues
dsy;8tamford. Wednesday, sad Norwalk
Friday. first Thursday tbs board of
management and visitors of the Coast,
Hons will meat.
...!"- WWW”
PRICE TWO CENTS
NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES
WHAT IS GOING ON IN Nlllflll
BORING TOWNS-
A Barlos oi Soot-bias in 1mm. Cs.-
tomplatadnlanlago of Ir. Darlings"!
Ilsa Dunnington-Slato lulla-
Rev. E. 0. Tree will preach the around
sermon tomorrow night in the Isrriea
that be commenced last Sunday evening.
His subject will be "Judgment."
Tho Rowaytou Social club, which. gave
a number of enjoyable sociablesl last
seasoo,are considering the matter of giv-
ing a series of entertainments during
the coming winter season. It Ill tin-
nocessary to state that whatever laun-
dertakcn will be a success.
Councilmanveioct Sands Selleclk. of
South Nor-walk, is building a home on
the deaf. side of the river, which he in-
tends to occupy with his family in the
spring. He has no itching for ofiica and
IS better satisfied with the quietude of
Rowsyton life.
Edward Darling has taken unto him-
self a bride, the fortunate lady being
Miss Edith Deuniugtou, who is the so-
prano soloist in St. John’s church, Stam-
ford. Tho ceremony took place I'll New
York at the home of the bride ll few
days ago. Mr. Darling will hereafter be
engaged in business in New York.
The Republicans have not fully recov-
ered from Tuesday’s defeat at the polls,
but considerable satisfaction is expressed
In the fact that another election is to
occur two years hence.
Rev, ELS. Kidd will occupy the pulpit
of the Baptist church to-morrow morn-
ing and evening.
State News.
James Farrell, a braheman, aged 30
years, was killed attire Derby depot in
New Haven, last evening.
The solderers at the Simpson, Hall,
Miller & Co. factory in Wallingford,
were not pleased at having a Hebrew
commence working there yesterday
morning, and entered aprotcst against
it. The Hebrew had to go.
Herr Most will lecture to the Moriden
anarchists Sunday afternoon.
Samuel Hour. on empioye of C. H.
Ford, of Ansonia, was badly crushed at
the Derby depot yesterday by a freight
train. Several ribs were broken.
The will of the late Nathan Dikoman,
of Waterbury, gives his wife. Sanlh J.,
$10,000. and each of the children, Julia
Clark‘Seymour, Henry N. and William
W., 31. 000.
MONIIEI' ROLLA WINS.
\Villlam Nooley’a Pacer Deals Huhllngor
Brothers' Maud.
The much-talked race between William
Neely's pacer Monkey Rolls and this Huv
binger Broibers’ mare Maud, took place
yesterday afternoon at the Elm City
Driving park in New Haven. The» race
was witnessed by a large number of peo-
ple, including several Norwalk horse-
men. Three boats were trotted, Monkey
Rolls taking all three of them, tho first
in 2:305 the second in 2:30 and the third
and last in 2:2“.
Monkey Roila won the race with ease
and it was apparent, as a prominent
horseman said last night, that Monkey
ROIIB could have gone even faster than
any heat trotted If Maud had pressed
him. Monkey Rolls was driven by Ed-
ward Bosa, while the reins of Maud were
controlled by John Judd.
After this race Mr. Neely trottsld his
team (Ir-raid and Rocket against limit
for a pores of 850.1118 terms of this
race store that the team must beat 2:15
or the purse should go to the Hubiligers.
Three heats were trotted, the fastest
limo made being 2:3“. As the team
failed to trot Within the time specified
Mr. Neely lost the purse.
A llLLlON AND A “AM".
To be Expanded for Railroad luprovs—
manta In Bridgeport.
The railroad commissioners worn in
session in Bridgeport yesterday giving a
hearing on orders by the city that tho
tracks of the Consolidstod railroad in tho
City limits be fenced In. Hon. ‘W. 1).
Bishop, a director of the Consolidated
road, maduasiatamsutof contasnltlkiad
changes In tho tracks of tho road ii that
city Ho said ibatscorps of engineers 6:
had been at work some time and arrange-
ments had been practically made to run
tho four tracks of tho road around the
city and it looked absolutely necimary
that the present tracks in the cactus of
tho city bo abandoned. With tho now
depot the cost of tho work would be
51,500,000, or about one-fourth of what
it would cost to abolish the grad» cross
lugs and lay two additional tracks along
sidciho present has. By this months
drswhridgu would also be svouicd.
1's. mum Vasoril.
Pomfvoi claims to have the oldest
voter, Jared Buckley, who is utter 94
years of sgc. HI- voted bright and early
Tuesday "for the best man. as boss-p
prrssrd it. No one has as yet sucriecdod
in learning how Jared voted though he
has cast his vote year sitar year with
tho greatest punctuality.
There an people in New London, how
over, who claim that tho oldsst voilcr m-
sidss in that old whaling town This
man In whom they accord “lldlfllillwon
is R. D. Bolas. who has lived llama
quarter of a century beyond tho time
some ysars and ten aibtod to man. He
muoibspoiiuMcaad asst Iii-bal-
lor withouibaiogtbsisass imparted
by Ilia worthy of its mbflkl
Freqassiiy spatula-aw ism.»
mmuhaswksaksishlfl.
J‘)’c"‘v
m
GIBWNB TIII BEST m
m
The Gibbons-Outing mill, wilki tuck
place at a secludsd rendezvous nsar ills
Connecticut and Rhoda Island hills-
ingtho csrlyhoursof yoslsrdsyfpon-
tag. was looked forward to IRS!
interest by the sports of N Is
Curbing has a wide acqualnhndo in
sporting circles here.
A your ego Gibbons had dsfsaiad
Cashing in twenty-four rounds, ht
Cashing had first claimed that his“!!!
success was due to a chance blow, and
as a result intense rivalry hssbeen inani-
fooled by both principals. When, finally.
another match was arranged each hand
backers ready todeposlt. Gibbons h but
twenty years of age, has Mariam
since his fourteenth year, and has nave
been defeated. Curbing, althomir twin;
ty-iour years of age, had not engaged In
so many ring contests. Since Ming
was defeated be has sought ovary oppos-
tunity to reverse the result of the first
meeting. Ha is a much smaller than
than Gibbons and Is at a diudvanir
age in matter of weight for he wu
compelled to make a match at 188
pounds or under to again most
Gibbons in the square ring. Fina!-
ly a mill was arranged for $1,“!!! a side.
It was stipulated that there should be
but twenty-five friends of each principal
present. At midnight Thursday than
were 300 men present. Gibbons hill
weighed in at 129;, arching at 127.
Cashing assumed the aggramivo at first
and there was considerable aha’rpfighir
ing in Gibbona’ corner. Seven! rounds
were fought tamely; then Gibbon, evi-
dently confident, took the offensive.
The Brooklyn boy was nimble. avoided
well the blows and made effective use of
his left on Gibbons’ head.
Gibbons was the victim to Wing’s
rushing tactics, and had struck, up to
the eleventh round. but four blows,
which apparently had not I'm
Cushing. The sharpest fighting fully
began at the fourteenth round. In the
eighteenth Gibbons started' in with a ioft
hander on Cushing’ a cheat, following it '
with a blow over the heart. which slag-
gered his Opponent. Culling “the
scratch In the nineteenth, “allowin-
sist Gibbons' onslaught. ointm-
pounded bim on the face with hi loft
and under the jaw with his right. . Tho
last, given with a La Blanche“ of
position, felled him to the floor. Just
as the time limit expired be partially ro-
vived. The party was made up largely
of New York, New Jersey and Boston
sportinglmen.
‘Ffi
\ Wot Poor.
How often do We see people lumping
about in the mud, with shoes
through; and how often do such
when they return home sit down y the
fireside and permit their feet Amity
without changing either s up or
shoes. Can we then woudar it the
coughing and barking and rheumatism
and Inflammation which enable tho
doctors to ride in their carriages! Wot
feet most commonly produce I'flodflona
of the throat and lungs, and when Such
diseases have once taken place "the
house is on fire.” danger is not far 06;
therefore, every one, no matter how
healthy, ought to guard againstwatfcot.
~New York Ledger. ~
Two Thousand Quail ulnar-tad. ,
Connecticut has as many marks! slip-
plying pot hunters as any slain in tho
Union, Bridgeport, Strstford, Norwaik
and Danbury being the towns but sup-
plied. And in the midst of this slaugh-
ter there is a person—Lawyer Ghouls.»
lain, of Bridgeporb—sotually stocking
the land with quail almost as fast as tho
marketmen are killing them off. Hshas
already liberated this year something in
figures like 2. 000 birds.
similar SIR as.
Tatum Cuvncue— "5d Sands altar
Trinity. Holy Communion 7 a.tn.;
Malina and sermon. 10:1!) a.ill.; Bu
school, 1'3 m.: i-Ivensong and sermon,
p.m.
801 TI! NORWALI! Coriouws‘nonl..~
Address by Rev. C. W. Hiatt on tho
great work of tho Amsricsn Ill-biliaryt
Association smougtbo colorsd
“William. Preaching tbs
“700p. in. Youagpsoply
10 p. in.
Film? C(rsonwsriosst. Cum——
Services “10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p, In.
Rov. R (I. 8. Icliiolis, D. D.,ofBrid
port, will occugy tho ulplt moron):
and evening. oons s ould miutlso
opportunity of hearing this able and
brilliant divine.
i-‘Iitirr Burns-r Crichton-Services at
10. 30 a.m. and 7 :30 W1.
Iowalrr, of Westlis ,N. J.,wli|ofllohh
at. both morning and evening untold.
NORWALK limomrr CoosthSsr
vices tomorrow as follows: A: O” a.
in., a meeting for men only. Al 10".
m.. Its. Ones Wsiasr Davis will m
ascrissof ovsn llsuo moorings. Ivan.-
iistlo ssrvicsss sso at too p.m.
EAST Avrwgugjgzz. l(lacuna-«(3.3.
pastor. t or the 7
raglan—Tho evils of estrus I ..,
ship in political matters. Tbs ass
cordially invited to ho monk
itcvuirros Imam!!! GIMP
Services as usual morning
In the awning tho pastor,
Tree, will preach on the abject, Judg-
meat.
ADV!!!“ Gunman
Zaadt avsnns. mums
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