pie-mm ruminant
NUMBER 887.
Entered It the Port once It south Norwalk as
sum «.1... 11.1... SOUTH N ORWALK CONN... FRI DAY NOVEMBER 14.1890. "
D-l R EfiOT O R Y 00”“ lullfflmmm 1.1.1.3.. awn corn". ' 1 ”11115110110001”.
11111 Blsllsss 111111111
TOWN OF NOBWALK.
“motions annwnlk; Ell-Booth Nor
walk; I. la-Brnmwwal
'1'- than of m 1’st who an not al-
ready aware of tits fact we would so that
only It. Itmfa mud. what or of
or demo. will be found
y reliable In every bnslnsas Ira-s-
Jum well worthy of all patronage
am ”columns.
XOWALK IRON WORKS (:0. The, Water It.
near 3. 3. bridge
v
"APP, . 10! Washington at, I and
warm 3 raiahcd at reasonable but:
RANDALANINEBD. cor. Main and Wall III, N
scale, prorpectlveandfreahmd drawing.
ADMIDNEBIIS.
among-aortas st,N.3sal
Wm «no...
1033311. A rmommnv, n Wuhiugton It,
kind"! property sold.
BAKERS.
.WldofiflandMWavhington
“318.13 in confectionery, ice
8
g’umfcés,” etc
£00m MAC. I930. Nainsbs. N. Sole
spot for horwn' Ioelebntcdice gm. N
WWII, '3A8. lain It,ncar Pure
couf’sndafliougry h loecreatn. Fresh goods dIlly.
WILSON'B H'llomelade' Bread Bait ,(irunlte.
ville. leaveordersathI Pitzer' I, l7 .3. Place
BANKS. The “ ll
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, 's It,N . .
capital $100,000, cI iuI M, 100 George ll.
llolma. idea 1.. yer, vice-preasdent;
WilliamKC nrus, cashier
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, quhingtonIt,
mullahs. N. Capital $00, 000; surplus '11.
too. ILII. 30m. president; Jacobll.
lon,casbler.
YAIRFIRLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
M“Iilst,N. Incor rated It»! CIp ital
ooo.m:.,.1ma.uyatt;v1u~prent.,m1a
U. Keelcr; cashier,LewisC.tr
YAIKYIKLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The, 51
Wall lulle'h N. Deposits 900,111), surplus ”1,0110
3. Hourly,“ press; Martin. 5 Crow, vice
punt; Jam ll. BI1ley,treII.
NATIONAL BANK Oi?! NORWALKThe, 51 Wall
InNfiunoorporstadnab’s' (l _‘italm?w;gil file:
our presL; v
L . Directors 3. liilPI-l
Price. .llill,
mum» 3.1; 1»:ka a.
KWiiron,lt.llcsr D. w. Pitcb,owbo Y
Bishop. llankrrs' Nero nts', landfactnrers,
Personalsnd l’ ycaocountsareaoliI Ited.
NOBWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. w all at, N.
much 0'“ WM.§’ 'mfurd, “com
WE. Emma
30m NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, Do
poduover‘bwjuli, 'Alden :lol»
mans. pram; ohn . Interest
paidtlapoators. lone
BEEF, Molecule.)
BOUTII NORWALK BEEP CO. 3. N. Hammond
whatnot. 'W'Tgbm; a: beef or!
. . . nuonr's ‘ a
proml Dntlrmedrcssc'd lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND ammo-Ion.
BUXTON, J. P. Poatoflice box 436, N. Circu‘ws
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITIIS.
CA (130. T. foot Raymond It, ll. N. Horro—
l I .
. 810‘le BUILDERS.
BMGIOJ. ‘00. P. Ohoxb‘li, S N. builders
dbMMdocks, pile foundations, etc.
300’! AND 3H0}; DEALERS.
BROWN. II. S. flo. Main“, 8. N. cuetothorkInd
repairingaspeclalty.
llAllVBY,C. II. No. lain «,5. N. Ipeclaitlesin
boots, Id 0
Hand tennis goods.
LAIS'l‘En'S DRUG 6T0 5'! Washington It,
P: N. School suppliea “Eduard stationery.
BOX Haunts, (Wood and Paper.)
KRAFT, I. Y. Water It, :5. N. manufacturer of has
cases, peeking
PINNEO, J. All'l'lliill,l lN. card engrav1n;,,wal~
nationery, basebs
boxca,¢tc. General shop jobblog.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
MJOIIN II. fLWasbmgwu It. 3. N. also
bile stone, sewer pipe, hay, straw, etc. “I
IJOARD BANHTW'uwrrgN. brickof
filini’egem gate, hair, etc, also blue
stone, Inbrlck In
RAYIOND BROS. lilwaukce, Philadelphia and
mmmum. lath,lime,cement,adamant.
Bums, cannon, 1:005, Ac. P
30910 3005 nextdoortothe ost
xfiégT—Tazfpcaaityl’mdgof Iii differing.
padaaof butter,e'ggs,lard,canncdmods, etc.
CARRIAGE numar'r'oluzs.
DANE, WK. 3. 50 Wall It, N. Carriages, harnesses,
horse, Itabie and csrriagc furnishing.
cant-strum AND 3|!anan
030W JAMES C.- Ann st, 8. N. estimates
liven, blag gprom yattcnded to.
NORTON.WI. A. utTayioravenneJl. N. Jobhtng
promptly attended to.
KANDALLI. D. ltaadali'smill, KN. flodcra
runbycbcappowereuabicamewglve
low Azores. large work a Ipee'urlty
RATIOND, J. If. 60 Water at, 6. N. manufacturer
,calings, wrncr blocks, col-
Band, scroll sawing and
n‘l'latbloekmhottbm www.mks.
mm. Intimates given. Telephone 51-6,
IWOOD, If. 3. l3 Grove st, ll. N. Jobbing
y Woo
WILSON, D. II. shopCroas-t, nearlaiu —0flleecor.
Walls: .andliclden Ive. ., N. 191.com wood working,
mouldings, window frames and tnrulng.l41west
estimates. Honey loaned. Telephone number .w.
cm AND outcwnrs.
worms) : HOYT, 30mm blitz, N. at! Wash
mat. Nuke advertisement.)
{IMAGE IANUPACTUBIIB.
TILLYJIENKY, No lain st, ii. N manufacturer-sf
uni-Ins. lipoeial attention men to repairing
WRIGHT a PLYNN, footof PmUlnsgmannfnr/
MW, wagons 3M1, trucks, etc. Painting.
trimming and repairing ssprcialty,mrhnetng
cA‘I'ZRBBI.
D’ 0.3.!!!“ lain“ formalyofm
way. I. .cltst'for forsndwaddln'p sndpsnles.
nan, mmuwags. “and
OATHOIJO (woos.
Infill. A (10.15 lain st, N. also my
“mm-direct“;
om Inn mannvacruum
MAID N. all sins and
m also ants-rial slaps, rte.
mm 30X WDIAWBIII.
3A8. B. Tiler-hail If. N. mural-o
"fl’afi. m and dealer 11mm.
BIB” IANU'ACTIIBIIS. Hal
3011' I ouman CIGAR CO. Tic. 1030 n
1,! manufacturersgk'ln‘s'clprs “‘2‘
OLDVILLCIOAR 00 I‘m,
W I“.
wms assume, 3.]. almbbhsrln
O’IYII. "DIVER...
APP, VI. I. In Warm-gro-
I, “an“: wheat-Immu’loekaflln
macros. cur Vostavmraadflonrt
d .33. Emoticons—aim cautions.
We; 8 Infant, 3. Andria-promptly
com III-cal: builds I” and”
runs. so. It
laid-w. Wald
“warns,
WAD AND woo». N w
Jonsonw II,I. . ,
%mmm¢
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turcnoftbs Hermon. accrual.
mm... mm ....
WC to
manufactured u as Washisnort'lt, as
0mm! AND OMAH.
NA“, 1.3 £330.11“. mm'anml I.
Apron-dunno.
WALB’l'OflThr,No.Nalnst Isaerst,
ml‘alutps,crockery,«unaware,botmfurn Moment.
BOUTWILLJ.‘ 1,. ”W'IMM, was.
Oflcshonn, Is. In. tobpm
KINDALL, am I. no». wise ,oov.
Prtmkiinstsj 8 0.8 lloursssrn. toil. pm
NWKI ll, office atr
near R national Church, administered.
porcelain crowns! 1%.
wrrnzw.1.., D...Ds wurwmsms. N.
Noumea. 111. map. to (lasaduti
D0038, 3A8]! AND mans.
03111va I] ACO illtlTWIterst, N. carriage
woodw ,wheels, rm
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIMP. Lumbar-t, f1. N. thedstonr,
“mum.”- Airs-Janus! sales-Id
mamasmmsnatm.
DIEGO AND METALS. II
M HIDE Am You Mon. .
8'1 mwflawxom, swap. m. Marzip-
tfonacsrsful lywsrpolrtdc ed.
ORBGOKYJ. G. towns-11v. mus-wrote.
Who hoicsaicand retail. Popularprices
RIGGS JOIIN A. ll Main It, N. Prrfnmnpifty
five differ-en tperfumes.
PLAISTED’S 4:! Washington It, 8. N. parent medi-
cinea,etc. Physicians prescriptions Ispeclally.
DRY-GOODS.
ANBLER. J. L. & SONS—"The Equitable," No 0
Gazette building, N, Drygoods, oiicl‘otha, Mfr
tings and rugs.
BANKS, l1 K.Mahacke1no Ilotel block, 11 3. dry
, notions, glove, etc. Underwearaspecirrity
BENNETT, J P 10 Main st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERMAN, A. A $03, M Washington at, if. N
dry I, carpeta, can (too adv. )
SCOPIELD A IIO‘IT 3 (lautte bide, 3 ca Wash-
ington st, 3. N. (Bee advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, ll (Metre biog, N. Dry
, fancy goods, notions and hoetery.
ELECTRICIAN,
BAKER, E. V., Electric gait lighting;
alarms; cull bolls. Jun
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPBEIS (10., office railroml station, :1.
N Indefv'anllIt N Express forwnrdrrs so all
parts of the world'. Paascnwerrrulnsorvicc. Low
rates. Lester flout, agent.
EXPBPMflEN.
vaxrox 11 summon office It must .1, r1
WI 11 It, N Our motlo,’ prompts:
CAVANAGII'H EXPRESS, e, furniture and
pianos moved. Lcuve orders at lulsted‘s, Si. N.
HHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postomce and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.
“TRAVIS. "833019, no.
BYXBEE, F. S. J; CO. 09 Ruin It, N. 3(beth-
era of licofieid’a celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWAIK EXTRACT CO. N. atmnfaaturum of
due extracts. l". H, Ambler.
FEBTILIZERS.
RAY MOND 3303. Bradley 9 super phosphate,
ial mannres, land plum, ground bone..wrxxiu
SMITH, W. ll. ACO. Water It N. agents for W11:
11111113 Clark at Co I Imam! fertllizcrs
l'lltld BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock. spec
isls to order, tire mortur,uund, ch mney flue linings
"SB, 03mm, cums, ETC
HUNT A ZELUFP. (low-shingles It, 2!. N. [no
fish, oysters, clams, fruits, game, vcgstahhmmtc,
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. OZTIylor avenue, Si. 3. Also
stone dealer.
RAYNOND BROS. contractors for flag, mm,
mph-it, brick, cement and gravel walks.
WA muss AND HM WATER
IlliA’l’ElS.
HEREIN, W. II. b 00. Music lhli black, 19‘. N.
sole agents.
bur-41:11
CC'
ILOUB, GRAIN AND l'lilll).
“ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best made,
fail to use it.
L’llOMMEDIEU, DANIEL, eats-t end of Washington
It bridge. The choicest of faintly flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. buy, straw, this)! and feed in
package, loud, car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Damn. Crofmt A lam. Gram, clinic
ground feed. grzmitm and rye dour.
I'LUILIH'I'M.
BERG, PAUL, Woalsvnrd Pinon, 91.3. pl:mts,cut
flowers and ormtmcnml piccca 111.1111: to ordi- -r.
GUIGUE, P. L. 36 Ward st,o olpp l mon ( emcwryfl
Hunts, cut flowers, etc lorul work It specialty,
MCKAY, JOHN, E. N. mar the depot. Bedding
tI-cut flowers and tiorui work of all kinds.
roses I specialty.
SMITH JOHN H.311. Main It, 9.1V the oldestmd
best known norm. in this v’i1in1ty. Plants, cut
flowers, etc. lloral work of Ill kinds :1 specialry
and done promptly,
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLIMAN, THEODORE, Washington at (our end;
Furniture, looking glasses, picture frames m.
(IRAN A WBI’I’TLESEY, 311 Main It, N. «Eloy
mood I old stand). bee advertisement.
RAYMOND (130.3.ch Itorc.- 41! and ill Main sf.
N. Four doors above. old store.
STOW, DAVID, 211, 28, 30, £11132, So Hutu st, :4...“
Purmture, mattresses, cu:
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK 0A8 LIGHT COKPANY, other 19
Water at, N Gas for light, heat and power,
Coke nix cents per bushel. Codi Trtr mm dot
lurs per barrel, package extra.
6300233, (What-sale.)
301.le 1k KBELER, Dun! II Well at 3. whole.
sale grocers, tiuur, grain, bay,ctc
DHLLEI K3305. Marni lllWaii of, N. wholesale
grows-II, flour, fetal, grain, buy,err.
TIMER”.
BROWN A WILl'OX. 70 Washington Ill, 5. N. sol-r
agents forceiebrsted Pumlugrnn creauwry bower
BECKER, CONRAD, MI Washington 51,!) ll
choice groceries and provisions.
333313, CHAS. ll. succusor to lfntcblns, 21030
Main It, II. 3. table delicacies for totally twin.
PINNEBAN AO‘REILLY, 11119 Kain st, N. flour,
,hay, strIw, coal and wood.
FINN“ l BENEDICT 41 Wall rt,N fancy surf
staple groceries, coufcclltmery fruit, etc
I'l'l‘cll, D. W. West Iva, cor Ifurwln It. N. maul;
grinds, coflecs, was, butter, c111.
(WOVIR, (J. L. MWIilat, N. l cater to the but
tersdcobtatnabl ’
GUYBASON, 'l' mmm MILD. . m
esries.¢ ’ W
1111mm). V. 3. tartan, surfing. MINI
Asbestov paint, schoolsnpplics. rte.
LAWTON, l'. D.‘ 00, 2280 Main-9.). l. W
term and table delicacies.
t'nortrrxotw DANlmmtnmfnf wmmm
.N. momentum, splccs. sspscialty.
MOORIA DAMIAN. No lain It. near West, A. 3.
Autumn foreign from. door, food, etc.
NEW YORK TBA (10., 4'; Iain It, 3 ”~31 Holler—
Teas, andspiws s mortuary
3103335031 HMS, All and 'l’.’ lain If, N. a
specialty male of table delicacies.
UI'IIANI. aw. Wilton Iva. surf bebop! at, N.
New ston,uw and new prim.
SEYMOUR. (I. I. 83 Vashin It, I N.
forulIbraud 'Drw 'csoasdgmds
VALDI'N, CHAD. 3. bVallstJf Emery Mfr
tar,¢bssss,sgp1fabia delicacies, from, our.
03’. ADD a-uosnmw
”USE, AIMI 311103 AM Sporting (lipids of All
klrllsat at!!!» tthtcr IL, 1
HAW I'll"; “"1 on
A303,“)! J.730nmrt,b.li.aissformsu
1"; 1111mm 8P0 Whflmwl‘t
” Imugvm ins, pinnluw mar-um,
Emu'r.
film“, '2‘, V“ D; K. into m.
mmwmm
IAIIAIDCA': "
NA IIIATTII,” . .
‘ ”aim maria-flaunts“ lam“:
war-Immune.
mm A m,
«lama? IHVHATMIIIII-ms.
Iawlwkolcs
30ml Wall.“
mum h.
umamhmusuh
you moo. an“..- ”.5.“
MW,J.T.I§IIIIILN.WMMfl
11mm. M Golllns.
ANMGAN HOTEL, l0 lain . J .0.
larcpsan plan, rsstssrsotat flatbed.
NORWAL: lift! ‘3. 3. 3 dspot.
Ila estrictil’hrrsm, "a warmly W
OLD WELL norm, 5 upon at .
Bastian, W. lamp-u
Honor: WISHING 000". a
WWIIJ DJIVWIMAN M
I“ DIZALEM.
Bowman», ”3cm Point Pam,"
kucerprrxf
OOLIDOI A “NIKWOOD, 0 Main st, N.lnsur
C maudrealumlnallitsiuucha
twat to P, 0
I It Ire «,m m, accident and life.
LOCKWOOILWN cor NIinIndWS‘lgsw'N. Real
1101:3111.“ IIIIOMNB'DIB'U. Tl Washington It,
9!. N Itttrfc tfynrrwlarswtupanl mtmumted.
AN. lira! Estate and lbs-ram.
INSIIBANCZ (YODIPASIM.
llommcdieu, agent, It, 9! N
Mll'fltfll’flLl'l'AN LIFE INS (:0 2!) Washington
NORWAIJI r1111: [Nil CO. N. In sum-fol
1511:1111.er since 111m. No wounding lass claims
sort sort .N. Jan Premiums: Inwriomtzlcnt,
[WWEN'I’ ”ECU BITIPS.
lirmsmr limiting and iterator; M't'gk (30s.
IRON AND STEEL.
springs, axle-.11, musings; hardware, etc.
ll“)! most A!” RAILINGS.
ofnl
Till: ”1730A! 1m RAILING WORKS, Water
"ION POUNDBIPJ.
GILES A CLANCY It The Namk Iron Works
.1 I’WI’LKM.
Yttrium, 11.11. mm Minion, 11 3 up (my now
llOk'T, II I! 111M. Mort, :1 N tirictly Intends
goods or. low prices.
om Nspscial
iouglmt tolllosis'g driving & "will; horses
MANIA 30111., a) Italirsul place, Gear,
limb
Milton-s.
flatware, Iissutlwoodsa
\kfln
talk!
IMWDANOI: A6313”.
LATTONJACOB ll. Writsrhfngton
else: adv. )
estate. investments, loan- awful
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, to a nw'ashlnzton It,
CONNL'IMITT 0351. LIVE INS (:0, i! B L'-
Wsobmraon mad.
our! 11.5 l', J timbb, manor-not
I’llOl'Lll'il LIFE INK (:0 The, so 4'. Working
CNAIWUKD 3. fl. Nannie b , x. 6%llornir
SMITH, V. II. 8 CO. If: and 17 Water It, N.
HERKITT, “3.151215“me “,3. iron work
It, 3.3.3111 ll llrmpmprietor
($0., nodular: It llrtdzeport. unto.
ti. 3 inc watch repairing I smut
JACKSON, Leona“). tomato. N. witches, db
stands, ctr. Pine watch "wintry a IWWU.
3mm, II. A. dimoukmmhrr, jewel , silver and
plotted ware, «purring ”pun-allay. at! tut, 11.x.
MWYICM
ALS'I'IN, ALFRED I! rmrn 2 Masonic lid 2, Wall
It, hermit. Notary and Kerri Haw,
HOST, Klimt! I No Main ar,notIry, lent
businessof all klrt carefully attendant:
IIIINLKUTT J DELI!“ moms' 1 end I. (lactic
building, 'sl all “.31
1.11 [11240115 II we Warm «.11.. . notary
edmwissmnfm for New York mu:
MIKWOOD,K‘DVAKDM rooms Own: blag,
. Amway, armyaudpzuatms.
JOHN it m z, Faith‘s! to ‘rst
Follow, 3‘ L’s-warrior aria
VALDkfl JOHN J. rho-l laconic. building, Vail
borough.
It.
LIVES! WABLVJ.
DANS. HORACE II, firerfvtor livery and law
Ins: smblra. (Men No. It Ill"! If, S.
filtlillmitk', Oil", It. it “ought rt. N. I’m: torn
111804 It sprxlolty. Telephone new.
"I!“ SIANL‘ I'AL'T I.” “lift”.
LtIIJKWIMD NANCI'AHI’E, 15m; m. In It :6
N. uncommon“ at continue Wliuk ntun
mum: to Panel If. New York can to Reade-t,
( 1111: 11pm office l9 {also sf.
linlt‘W $11.3 LOG: K tftrlfl’AxY. if. X New York
(him 121' baml ms .or. lulu and m. '
wore, Mnlgnrtv, launder” sunken of mutt:
house mutating to bruorr, bran and um
uwnrgu DEALISIDL
DILLIJ. QerItJ‘. Allkrndsoflcrahndo
liven-r! tampons: hymn, moment.
”A“!!! SHOPS.
NOWALK 3205531!!th (In The. Water It,
WK K Vtmurral 3:34:11me
0316 brass mugs, formafm Babbitt metal. re
polar for mufaetorlavm m
‘lCUi‘IFILD W)! A Knight or, 33mm
mole and repairing portnrptly attended to
HANK" uAltlanltlst.
immune A VATW’XY, at 5, brain did all
mud-m pawn“ in Win for the whmraie stale.
ransom
A MODEL NARI", ”Vail rs, 1V. Vardweli,
prop, beef vent, tomb unwound poultry
Ab IM. A. lilo Slam It, N Mfr. fruits, vow
hiss, may-trans, (Ema and walls“, butter
”“1"." “11m “" T” ....
T A If ' “Jab
DIN sternum, from, 155111 Mutt, ll
SMELL, DANA I! It lain st. N chance-eats.
Mar. M». not .w.
Burnt!» 1 £573.“. 1‘33”,ch It, 3
Mental 1mm fruits, pmsiflymt {Invest prices
L'Alt VILIJA! ll mist l’IrIIa market 8 3‘
Pine K- , ,1 sWMn—lmt Mme-sh
I'AIEIKINIJI’ON, . A mutants, 7m
snowstorm mm”,
“In“, um um tremor. If x (boat mean,
"gambler, frtut, Ira. rash prises.
HAY“ I'm, ”:0.qu If N m“,
of .11 km 31mm W511i a waxy
mutatiommmm flaw.
burials,» 5 (Manuals www.mahta
maturing VII Ill! Vanuatu-It. Midge, I
3 Maria “Mfrs”
UK'IVMID, I. Vummw I 3 Inc
M, ”snarl mum, ”pubis-,1“
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on, somwuch‘rnuIl-a.
LT 3'4:in mndpmitry‘kmm.
lALflO, ALIIN, ”was, WV”! 3 I doles
mun, (slit, oysters, «Wis, datum dc
"13.5%” s. Mammarkosfmtx.
ll '
MIZIIAITI, 1.01303, 9! VIII WW ml!
may ”swim msttfa. poultry a «“2“
samba WWIWN ”All” a
Will," mmumhwyush
91an V to Wall. S.wspa rsav
disiy all «nth town.
VMV ”x maker. HIWJN. runs
Inailtpumrsfmwllkrfnshu Ina-as
MVIXIN,J.£17V§I«M; I’ll-stir mass. pawl
wanna; AID stunner.
DAMPV Valium! ”arm‘s-r
mummy-drain
was! in Hiding
mmmdrsmsraryw'sz. V .1.
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mmm.m,m.
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dramas-scam“
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summons-rm “a“ m
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m-mvlyhm-ymm
mums. m [all M
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myncoo outrwudsiwto n. “'5‘ t) m
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must, r.‘r't.‘rrwnns,?m mm “I,“ Wur- upon-111i :min-r M
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r ms 315% ”moor" 11 Elm stone mm
‘ ”"1 um m. .w. tucftbslateWm.
m. WWI.” arswsrrso mflwnm'fidtfi ”afNulfflwaN. rumours! muslconly
Mum" “.11“?th 71:51, WINNER lfll Nalnst, N. Plano
masons." otnsos', aux. I mun its. Plano, «In
Imus", runs: «.11 Ind harmony.
3UNTINM'O’NJIR! m lain It, 3. Vocal in-
structionsudvotoadrrelopment.
3mm JENNIB K. a North Imus. N.
and emu instruction.
SAWIBEIRS DJ. fucherofluunmohtsl Ind
Wufiusgci‘lmu ”will. Poland's,
ms om.
B'N'ei'el.“
.m
l. .11. It 6.3.
mt ms WWW bridge, ‘
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8. D. Oglns left at Bodwsll‘s m
%nxfou It,
IDCKWOOI), c 3. offices Deliyn'nfllh Glaz-
ory’l Nu, New York 160 Greenest. >
I" t O'CONDJIAND warn-run.
P033033, WM. under Salvation Army Barracks.
if. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery,carpcts,etc
OYflfI'KI PLAN!!!” AND DEALERS.
BELL, 313A)! P. O. Box III, I. N. wholesale
shipper of oysterssnd clams.
CUTBILL, ll.J. footof Baymmdma. N. whole
Isle dealer in fine oysters.
HOYT, W. )3. d303,“ .‘ndlmWataIt, s. N. “goof of.
Raymond ten, exporters
dealers in unfive oysters.
REED A llOUBIlAN, 134 Waterll. B.N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VANNA! J...,L&CO P..03ox5488.N.
Oysters clam. wholesale and retail .
PA 3333 AND MODELS.
NORWALK AT'I'EIIN WORKS Chas. ll. Alt
flu Illverlllde Ive, B. N. atom, sum
“ream! Furnace work I ty Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITI', J. T. ‘5 Iain It, N. erett'a leads,
Nauuryand Wmirwortb's mixed paints.
BAYNOKD BROS. Jeweti' I, Atlantic and Seeley'I
head, Calcutta oils-11d AvorillChernical Paint.
SNlTll, W ll A100 15‘ 17 Water Elm. agents
for l/mzrnank. llartinez paints.
PAPER IIANGINGB.
PROWM’I'T J 'l' 46 lain-t, N. window shades,
llolhtuia, fixtures. etc.
TAYIDRA ('0. 2i lainn,N.aiIobardwaIe,
paints, oils, glam, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKNAN. C. A. ll lain rt, N. instantaneous
primers. Children I photos a ntecialty
Soft’l'll, G s. 78 Washington It, s. N oncquaiity
only And that the best.
KEADIIAN F 1': Omit: but .N. Cabinet
pbmogrupfts $2 :1 per doz; one fdor. .1 :10.
PIANO 1173283 All) REPAIBIBK.
335032, 0. P. Lockwood llali, N. Alwdcaler in
platwr, orgasm, about male, etc.
PLANINO HILLS.
RANDALL Nita-IR D. E. N. All klndsof wood
wmkatretaliorforthsmdc.
PLUMBING.
Il’ltKEltACO., W. ll. luric IIIii block, 8. N.
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.
NAM], P If. A330. cor. IainandWastItI, 8. N.
Plumbing-ltd pa fitting, mum and heaters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK 1101193 RAILWAY C0. JamesW
Hyatt. past”; Edwin G. llo.yt.supt
BEAT. ETA" AGENTS.
03AM], N's-biann-
L?!" property for-lo, houses 1.1131“ (sec =VJO
llOllltELl.A Imommro, 96 Washington at,
it N. sellingrentingandcoilecting
Wilt-303'. 0. l}. (turtle bldg,N Investments and
STEEPLE CHARLIE IN TOWN
ill CBAWLS UP THE TALL SPIKE
0? ST. IANI’B CHURCH.
III Pinu- tho Bacon: Damage by Light-
ning at Slot—Tho crosI Badly Splinter-
0d and lust Do Removed.
The problem of repairing the damage
to the, spire of St. Mary’s church.
hound during the rwent thunder storm,
has It last been solved.
Charles Taylor. of Loominltter, Nana,
better known throu out the United
States as "Steeple Ch rlie," has under-
ticket: tho job. He arrived in town
late Wednesday night, and yesterday
looked the ground over. At 8:30 o’clock
last night he entered the church belfry
with nothing but I short ladder and a
small trunk.
proffered assistance and declined to use
I light. About 9 o’clock he came out of
the belfry and looked around for a few
minutes. apparently studying the situa-
tion, and then disappeared. Soon out
came the ladder, which be fastened so
that it reached the small ledge over the
balfry windows. Then he crawled out on
the ladder,hung suspended in mid-air for
a few moments, and then went back out
lualeof sight.
Rev. W. J. Slocum and Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Wilson were watching him, but
when 10 o'clock came and there were no
signs of Taylor reappearing, they become
tired and went home. This morning,
however, the tackle was at the base of
the cross. flow it was placed there will
always remain 3 mystery unless the
iteeple climber gives up the secret.
When interviewed by a 83511sz re-
porter this morning "Steeple Charlie"
stated that the damage to the tower was
about $500. The finiaiing It the base of
the gilt cross is destroyed and the cross
5 badly splmtered and mi] have to be
taken 0111. Us thinks the job of repair-
ing the damages will take about three
weeks.
Now that the top of the spire has been
reached. Rev. Father Slocum thinks
that before the steeple climber finishes
bII task, he will have him paint the
spire and protect it by I lightning rod.
The cross wIi! be replaced by a handsome
copper one. Cbnrlte commenced work
on the tower I12 o'clock this afternoon.
" 'Sueple Charlie" has been in the
steeple-climbing business for ten years,
and in that time has made himself fam-
ous throughout the United States. He
has just finished replacing two crosses
on Catholic churches at Norwich and
Willimantic, and hi!!! several other (‘on-
ouctlcot Jobsln view before be under-
takes to Oil the Washington monument,
an account of which was given in Wed-
nesday’s Strivnsrzth
army to loan Also insurance written in in at
of companies at the lowest ram-
Vt’tmlJW,ARI) K. A. No. Main rt, 5 N. houses 0
rent and lrflllallng lots for sole
RESTAURANTS.
88?. DIVE 'Watcr It. N. warm meals at all
i11111rr,tituttx-r Kt.
in the Lily. Baud by the day or week.
”$511318? ENGINEERS.
RIDER?“ 8. £503. In]. ‘\t'-l :IH
.1:5i11,t§ N Hydraulic and (Julie
scum)“. (Private)
BAIIID'S, NISN LVHTITL’TK, 6 Orchard u. N
Young bosrdingand day school.
HEAD. Irv. Hillside, N. Day and boarding school
for xtrlaaud young;ladic1sl."kll‘lts for any ycoilelfi
orcourseeom Pally equt ped
moryamr New kartists crop ed in
mama! department. Special advantages or the
the study of andelocntion.
art,
fall m begins ”(11th M.
not upon AWICKUOD.
NOKVALK NILITARY le’TlTL‘TZ, N. Frank I.
Rom“, principal. Circular on mutant.
W IL ~H.\'. If" i" ll Mllmlf {-lr hwy-1 ,‘wafllk,
t .- rmmtmy m 111”ch 11ml “Cl! milk It huolu
l'ur - il’tfilfld'l at in as us nl 11m-
SKWINO MACHINES.
SNAILER, f I. it rio lain 11ml N. "Wheeler and
W”Ilaon and “,‘llouectwid " noedlca, oll, attach-
ments. Wrmgaspeclaity.
1W WPB CONTRACTORS.
RAYNOND BROS sewn! built, water plpa’l laid
excavating, ailing, grading, landscape gardening.
“In”: IIANUPAC’I’IIBKRS.
UJI'NNBI'KY, IATIIBWNON A (‘0. 2!. N. IMIrs'
Inc slum.
cm 8 “330800. fart sndsalcsroomtl, vs,
15, 77 Water If, ll . Established 1570.
laaufactarrrs of ladlev' mma' and children‘s
In: fornwrar for the rum trade.
NIIIBToVAIS‘I’I AND UNDZBWEAB.
HI‘TITIIINHON, (70L! 1 (:0. Norwalk, New York
and Wm, Com.
NPOB‘I’VMZN'B «room.
All”, JOIIN if. as lain st. N. hoolquartcrs for
1"". Isktlz . ammunition, etc.
"All HUILDI’JIB.
”338, ll' LII 2!. IA am at, next to W busier I foun
611,15 3. titans and hand rallI toonkr
1'32 Dl’NifAll IRON RAILINO WORK», Wain
1,19. N. W..." Noytmropriefor
mm 33013" AND 1'3le
msuw WORKS €0.me It,
.1.
Circulars will be
"llfllluf TICK" A013“.
’ MYTOX. JACOB I. Wnbll‘loolf: ml 00 no.
I“. MI “W
tsflmyordmiseesd.)
m3! DEALKBH.
133315.103!!! footans-blummlll'. also
Mil-r cement. 1.
arm, 10an D. “Taylor avenue. 3. 3. Also
hwdmwalka
IATIOND 3308. blue. brown, Greenwich and
builds; limp-die sndmarblsfrltmulap,
norm, BANG" AND lllA'l’m
mums “Immflllavllandstm. la. Gas
water-asters. P..0 boxu'.
MILLJ. V. a me It, inf. stoves,
puma Tins-loopparworkaspacislty.»
5mm, rnvmn. Iww n- It
Mum-Ins.
”19.0.3. Itc.
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mm.1muum1ams.u. um
mullet-v1 nth-ampu’attssdvdto
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mt. Dor- ll. Amt, Insi-
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Quinlan. WIT-I.“
vmman summons.
lllmlll2m on) DY...“ and mistrust
Gilli-k. mumdsaamst.
WOOD.
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GRAVI‘INH “(ll 0!! lrlf‘ ‘NSES.
The County Commissioner. in Suslou III
"Io Council Chamber.
The Board of County Commissioners
have be on in seasIon at the Council Chom-
During the
morning hours licenses were granted to
Thomas McCarthy, R. (Ioldschtunlt,
JamI-I linddon, John O‘Sulhvan, Bother
&Quitnvr, JI I H. Hoyt, Jncnb Linx-
Weller, James . Mugnrr, John Madden,
Mrs. Ribert Allen, Dame! Riordan,
Michal-i Ratchford, John ilinos.
Remonrstrnncrs were made against
grunting licenses to [Iotmlmn Brothers
WIllinm (‘ Jesse, Jerry S 0' Brien, Ed-
ward Quilt.1-r,florm11n Qultner, Carper
Zlellmpor, Dmovun a (‘0., Frank C.
BéckI-r James M. (trough. Mary Crcaxh.
Becker-Avery.
George E. Book”, of 11.1111”. not! Miss
Just» Avery, of this city, wuro married
at tho home of the bride's parents, No.
150 Ely «venue, last ovoninmby the Rev.
C. J. North, pastor of tho South Nor
walk Methodist church, rolntivoo from
Dattbury, Betltrl, Stamford Ind Dorian
belng present, After the Ceremony and
asbott reception Iir. nnd Mrs. Broker
left, amid n shower of rice- snd old shoes,
for "li' railway station, Wllt r1- they
boarded II train for Danbury. After
visiting variouI points of infarct they
will If tom the first pvrt of tho week and
go to housekeeping The bride and
gronmrecoived many valuable presents
front their friends.
Knights at ndon... «1.....Itou.
Tho Knights of Columbus convention
in Norwalk Wednesday was I very on-
thnslssflc gathering of delegates from
the various Councds in this district,
Dsnbury, Bridgeport, Newfown, New
Milford, Greenwich, Stamford and Nor
walk won» well represented. The prtncl-
pal business bi fore the meeting was the
fixing upon Dsnbury as tho place for the
next district prIdf‘. which is to take
place on June lillh next. Tho sentiment
of the convention was that the next Stats
parade, in 1892,0101)” be held in Bridge-
rv-.porf The delegates wrro royally enter-
tained by the Norwalk Council. The
next district convention will be bold in
Danbnry, July 15, IBM.
(my Police News
James Duffy was before Judge Knapp
charged with vagrancy. He was found
guilty and sentenced to ten days in
Bridgeport jail.
John Applruroib and John Umurhllu
wars chargs‘b with drunkenness. Appla-
grotb waaflned if. 00 and sorts, which
be paid. Cougblin was fined ”W and
com. III default of payment in was
taken to jail.
-Astka villa-urchin wane
“Dalmatian-mandar-
, Bo rotunda" offers of 1
LAST NIGE’I‘S’ SCORES.
close Gauss In Old Wolls' Billiard and
“mount.
Four games of billiards and three
games of pool were played at the "Old
Well” tournament last evening. The
scores of the billiard games areas fol-
lows:
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Averages—G. H. Ferris, 22
Ferris, i l-3.
Following are the scores of the pool
games:
1.11“: Inunabury, rated 51 points—I4 9 1
—5l .
3:31.3‘9, rated 51 points—l 6 7 4 1
Horace 8. Batch, rated 51 points—7 II
8 1i 7 7—51.
4 8
gill. S. Tate, rated 51 points-8 47
D. W. flurford, rated 55 points—5 6 11
13 8 7 4-53.
H. 8. Batch, rated 51 points—10 9 4 3
7 3 10—51 1.
PERSONAL HPAIIAf—HIAI’IIS.
The Goings and” Comings of People we
”k. to Read About.
bliss Louise Harmon, of Bridgeport, is
the guest of Camp street friends.
Miss Anna Winkler, of this town, has
been spending a few days in Wilton.
Miss Bertie Wilkins has returned home
from I short visit with Newark friends.
Miss Minnie McCarthy, of Rockville, is
spending a few days with borough
friends.
Miss Ella Stone, of North WIlton. is
visiting friends on Maple avenue, East
Norwaik.
if, Walter Kennoy, of Newtowu, is
spending a few days with Mrs. [Iomer
King, of Winnipuuk.
Professor Arthur G. Hadley, of Yale
College, WIII befits) guest of the Hon.
John S. Seymour this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Warren, of
Norwalk, are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Stevens, of
RIdgefield.
Dr. C. F. Bouts-ell and Fred Moulten
were among the dologation oft South
Norwalkcro who attended the horse show
in New York last evening.
2]; J. M.
A Peculiur Do; Case.
In the Criminal Common Pleas Court
yesterday afternoon, the case of Louis
Verlin, of Wilton, charged with keeping
’ an unn-gistered female dog was taken
up. The case bnuga up 11 rcmmiscence
of Thomas B. Gunning, who after a
colour remarkable for extravagance and
eocentncilies, lost his life in the Andes
Mountains in South America after hav-
ing been missing for many months. The
claim of the defense is that the dog he-
lungs to hire). Gunning who was driven
insane by her husband‘s trouttuent and
was taken to tho Middletown insane Re.
treat. After Ibo had been taken away,
the dog cause totho defendant’s house
for refuge and he has simply cared for
it. M111. Gunning is now at liberty and
in a sound mental condition but has
never called for the dog.
Methodist Church.
The meeting last evening was much
larger than any of “I former ones, and
the interest war greater. The talk and
solo of Mrs. Davis were both of such
character as would go to the hearts of
the people: and they did, Borers! rote
for prayers and amoral good conversions
also took place. We are untitled to Ice
tho increasing number of strangers and
unconverted persons present at each ser-
vice. Hervico today at 311‘clock and It
7:30. The large chorus will lead in a
song serv'icc for fifteen minutes It the
opening. Como tothts last meeting of
the work
Have Jolosdrbo American All-lotto llnlou
The Company C Athletic Association,
of Stamford, has joined the American
Athletic Union, and it is expected that
all handicapping will be done by? .. C.
Carter, of the Manhattan Athletic Club,
the official handicapper of the American
Athletic Union. An extensive list of III-
triss has been received from Norwalk,
Bridgeport, NowCInIIn and New York.
The events in the coming athletic games
promise to be cloIIIy confound.
A Wanton “Pumpkin Party."
Thai-test style of church entertain.
moms in the neighboring town of Wes
too is a "pumpkin party " The first one
of thus-son was hold at the reddvnos
of James 111112;... Thursday evening.
osdrrtbe ausplota of the ladle. in lbs
parish, who In working for the now
parsonag- It Mucus. All was axiom
hobhistbsllflul, and tha"pumpkin”
mmwwmum.
1 1310101131 ARRESTED.
1111 Is 01111191111 mu "mum
oausmo A normal.
no Evidence to Not Innate-t to Convict.
not the Young lat: la W on
civil Complaint—To In W Sam
A few days ago Marcus Rivitz, In East
Norwalk peddler, left his horse and cov~
cred wagon, which contained his wants,
in front of a house on Cross street, Nor-
walk. Wbils the pedal" was in tho
house Edward, a son of 8. B. Wilson, the
carpenter, came along on his bicycle,
and instead of going outside he took an
inside track between the horse and the
fence, causing the animal to break away
and run through a yard nostSA‘. Ruby’s
wagon shop, smashing the wagon and
- scattering its contents over the ground.
Wilson seemed unconcerned about the
damage he had wrought, and after I
abort discussion with Rivitz ho wheeled
on. ,
Yesterday morning young Wilson was
brought before Joshua D. P. Morroll It
the borough court room 011th charge of
wilfully causing the runaway. After I
long and tedious trial, during which a
large number of witnesses were examin-
ed on both IIdcs, the justice discharged
Wilson on that charge, but stated that
there was probable cause for damages.
Wilson has been rearresisd on a civil
suit for damages and the case will be
tried Saturday morning at nine o'clock,
1n the court room, before the some jus~
lice. Attorney E. M. Lockwood has
been retained for the defence and Attor-
ney Joseph A. Gray will not for the
plaintiff.
TERRIBLE GAS EXPWSION.
A Building Demolished and Others ln-
lured.
A Danbury despatcb reports a terrible
explosion, which occured in a gas tank
of the Crown Magnetic Iron company at
Brewster, N. Y., last evening, about
8 .30, which shook the country for miles
around and was felt here.
The Crotou company have on extensive
mining business It Brewsters and have a
great many buildings of brick and wood.
In one of the large brick buildings the
tank is located. John Allen, an em-
ployee, entered it last night, lantern in
band. Escaping gas ignited and the ex-
plosion followed. Allen was blown
across the room and badly bruised and
burned. His condition is critical.
The big building was entirely demol-
ished and the ginII' In all the buildings
vrttbin three miles was shattered. The
damage was about $7,000
Bowlylon News.
H. F. Clark, who formerly lived in
Lauder‘s place on Roion Hill, has moved
his family in the Henry (.‘bIsmer place,
near the depot.
Edward [intrignn has moved into the
Swan place on the west side of the rivet.
Phile Clark has moved into one of Col.
Raymond‘s houses.
Curtis Kile will hereafter keep bachel-
ors hall in the old school house.
Harry Cutbill, who has been confined
to his bed with typhoid malaria for sev-
eral weeks, is slowly improving.
Special revival services will commence
at the Methodist church next week.
Presiding Elder Cheney will deliver
his illustrated lecture this evening at the
Methodist church A large number of
tickets have been sold.
llarlcn News.
It is said that eflorts are progressing to
have the commissioners take some action
in regard to the Ito-culled Eager road.
It Is much needed, and a new road for 11
short distance would open up near com-
munication between Stamford, Noroton.
Dorian and Norwnlk.
Mr. John Troy has been building the
stonework for a large addition Io Ilr.
Crimmina‘ residence at Collender's Point.
A large barn is also to be erected and I
substantial Ioa wall. A large force of
men has been employed and I recent
number of the Connecticut Catholic
stator that Mr. J. D. Crlmmins in expect-
ing some time in the future to erect I
8000.000 residence.
On Nov. 2311 it is expected that Ror.
Beverly Warner, of Bridgeport, and
chaplain of the 4th Rem... (LN ., will
preach It Fiiob' I Home.
who hhould Pay for tho Ila-I. "
A man who has the reputation of bo-
in“ I practical joker, entered I Nouga-
luck store one evening last wank and
was coined by five men who put him in a
largo ice box and locked the door. When
they opened the chest they found the
priaouer eating potted ham. The storm
keeper demanded pay for the ham. Who
Is to pay for it? The man in the box
would not have bought it, or eaten it
under ordinary circumstances; ibc men
who put him In did not eat it. If is a
porplcaing question, and after Nouga-
tuok giver it up, I Philadelphia lawyer
will be called in to would" it.
A loch! has not been Called.
A Bouthport correspondent writer:
An article has been publirbsd in several
papers stating that Trinity had extended
snail to the Rev. 8. T. Graham of St.
Ambrose church. New York. The
mum of this statement has made I
which“. Nomhadbasnoallsd.
No pIrIIb meeting has been bald for the
pupa-0.1110" will its a parish mastic:
Holiday min. next, but whether tbs
parlIbwiiI maids III] toasty one at
that than assure doubtful.
use. WWI-m.
Quarter
Aglrlof warhead-ow, ,
Hsux, of t, scaldId . , '
death Thursday night by um“
basin of water over herself. . '
In New Iliiford the Citizen?
doingitsbssttoreduoe,asfar ll»,
ble, the number of liquor flows 3“
town. Lu: yeartltero were III-liq, .
eluding two drugglstu' flosusm.’
Detective Cronin II- but ill! M
York marching for W
Thocaso of D. R. Walton. on it" 10!
too, was concluded m .
Probable cause was found 1 .
tonandbowas boundovorkr‘ ’ W
for Court.
Dora Stillson, a little girl, was fofiltd
almost dead from expqurs III-W
barn slew nigbtaago. Showoff“!
been driven from home by also”. Blip
was cared for and the agent of tho Eli-
mane society was informed. » .
In Bridgeport yesterday I jury found
the editor of the Sunday Herald 30¢
guilty of publishing a paper in vioiitloa
of the law concerning public-Hob“!
paper devoted wholly or principally in
the publication of stories of lost In!
crime. ‘
Under the will of Thomas Hall”. of
Bristol who died ten years I30, m 0‘
his heirs, except his widow, «a rennin
any benefit from his estate before 1111b.
The fund for his nopbowa and bloom
now amounts to 870, 000 and this is MI
part of the state.
An organized plan is being m in
Ansonia fer the purpose of out
the public sentiment on the proposed
making I city out of Anemia and W“
Ansonta, The matter will bum
before the next legislature and W
are now being circulated for the m
of obtaining signatum for the plain”:
William T. Smith, I New York and
New England brakomau. II suing 3h
road for five thousand dollars. Smith,
who belongs' III Soutbford, was 33%
a rear brakemau and domain in “10%!
ploy of the road, and onJaussry '14.
1888, received Injurica of a Mullins
by the breaking apart of I freight train
at Hopewell Junction.
t
Till} CONNECTICUT 0338118.
Cities and Towns Ilavln- 4,00; Isab-
tlon or Over.
cities and towns as having 4,000 popula-
tion or over:
Cities and towns. 1890. 188).
Bridgeport .............. 48, 856 29,148
Bristol .................. 7 ,374 5,317
Danbury ........... .. ... 19, 385 1],”
Derby ................ . 5.9115 mm
Enfield ................. 7,196 6,755
Greenwich ............ .. 10.1%) 7,”
(lroton ................. 5,511 5,128
Hartford. . . ........... . 53,182 49,551
Kiliingly................ .025 6,”!
Manchester . . . .. . .. . . . . . 8,217 6.4”
Merideu .......... . .. . . .. 21,280 18,840
Middletown. ............ 9,012 0%
New Britain .......... . .. 19,010 '18!
New Haven .......... . . . 81,4151 ‘0,”
New London. . . .. 13.750
Norwaik......... 17.7%
Norwich ............... . ,
Piainfleid .......... . .. .. 4,519 3 4431
Portland ............... . 4,682 , 4.1!?!
Putnam ................ . 6,511 mm
Soutbington .......... . . 5,499 5,411
Stafford ...... . ......... . 4,530 4.455
Stomford...............15,085 11%
Stonington .......... . . . . 7,340 7.
Thompson ....... . .. . . . . 5,593 5;“
:;CI’IDOII ...... . ........ . 21:88. ‘3“
a llngford.. 4‘”
Waterbury. 28,691 m
Windham ......... . . . .. 10,” arm
Winchester... 6.13) 0, ,
flow Stampa an Dlakflbltotl.
When a postmaster would my! he
makes out I blank requisition upon the
poatofiloe dupartmcnt. But tbodapan-
ment done not send back the stamps In
return. It simply communicator with
the government stamp agent in New
York city, who has charge of the bud-
nm of distributing Uncle Sam's stamps.
Tho clump agent draws every day upon
the American bank Note Company for
as many stampI II he requires to fill the
orders transmitted to him from Wash
ington. flareoolvestbosiammmlly
million two cont,» many million It
cent, and In onmfrom the bank acts
company in bulk, and it is his brim
to see that they are done up in W
according to orders and mail!!! to All.
postmortem requiring than. Postal and!
are distributed in like manna by In
agent at Birmingham, 001111., whsrvtbay
are manufactured by the firm whichbp
the contract. Aootbsr aunt It Hub
ford distributes the stamped «I'm
which are made in that city.
con-m... roasts-s. ‘
Original—David absurd, Now Lon-
don; Henry Hubbard, W:
Henry A. Hull, Ilddlotown: WI”
w. Dean, Norfolk: Henry A. Ray-ssh.
meort; 'i'tmotbylaioss, mm
W. J. Parker, my. Ridge: mt.
Strong, Warren: Entry Smith, m
town: minors of Olim Mwfi.
Bridgeport.
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mmmm draft-mars“;
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Gorman farm hand, he helium ”Mel
murdered Captain finely of m bill“
has been unable to obtain fuel of , .1
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