‘ ‘ ”flamm- ”meson ‘ WWW osmium mm condom ‘qu "mks. , mmouuwa'na. mr.nn:nso.masn-ewraasss. ‘ more: , wires. Epithelium-livers. More. omen. some. momma-is I. N one-meanness. ‘ ...... II. l'ranklia par. “8.1!. Balsamic WIIDJII. 113.8. illustW uni-8i. do”... Ole WOMAN]! W Wat. Nesrriap . mill, . a .1581? . wedwwg'whgaste. * - PLAISTID «WWQSN. melt. Mptlonsa 9"“me wwncN. Wanna. magnum m ee-rat I‘ptp‘emtoflIcebox!” .3 and essence, aahadtsmlli. mlhmm'fihlnn Pauly corn 0118001133. .BWauskN. latablishedlab. Wholesaisangrstlll. Popularwlcer. IIII JOINAIllathwauinca—Itty va miners "Drew-tr our-counts I .‘Thonasoxs— “Thclqnltablr”No.2 ' Gazette hiliding. u. mmoirumhemr. tins-miner- w} ,m NATIONAL ”BANK 01‘ :NOW no.“ 51 Wall CAVANAGII’S EXPRESS, ' pianos novelties George]. ,neas. BOUTBNOIIWAlIBAVINOSBANK. - mu. trees. Interest mm m on-ortgage. paid BmJWholoaalo.) scum Nonwux em co. 8.11. Nat-mend bad,pcek,rhcep.l;ra(l:r,orssl.¢lc- c'sberfand puvIYJolll. l mmmuflnum mmmnmmmon. WITON..J 1'. Postoilccbcnsl». N. Circulars roldsdlrloveslmsnndsypspen. nmcnsmne. cfiOIOJI‘. foot Raymond st.8.N. lions in messes. unilders monsoon. no «mam We: , noon-mums: punks. untranssumnsu custoInWirkand rep-triers s-Iredfltr anemone Nnm$5.N.WU“UII ,. -houta,ahoes ahoesandrabbers. ' WJOBNASONWBWWQSN 'u podarssrtnenht Mild“ poor All,” IEO! manure. ”mm. B. N. All BUTTON A BBIINDAG Wall st.N Our-lotto. oflceat Benedict‘s,“ Mien“ furnitureand usatvecrdsrs 3.8.18“ SHERWOOD, W. W.. N. detest post—cfllceand IIals's. Oarcfoland ptaervice. pron .‘I'MO'I'S, ESSENCES. no. BYIBBLP. 8. £00. “Iain lanufurtur- cracfficodsld'scslshratsd mmm NORWAIJI EXTRACT 00. IN. manufacturer"! Ineextracts. P.8.Arnhler. mrmznus. BAYIOND BROS. Bradley's “Wm“ m ialntanuroaandplsstcr N. agentafor Wil- ertillrei-s. 8NITH. W. N 8500. Water l'nmClarkAOonatandard 11833310! AND CLAY. mo AND CONCRETE WALES. NORTON. JOHN B. RTIyior sense, 8 N. Also BROS. contractors for dag,concrete. ““0183“, smart and gravel walks. asplnlt, "03195 STEAM AND 1101' WA‘I'IB WATERS. ammuaco. uncommon mfiNflXB. GRAIN All) FEED. "ISLAND OBI“ FLOUR. the best made. Don‘t ,DANIRI.,caetecdofWashlngton Thachoicestcffanilydcur RATIOND 81108.”, straw, door and feed in mmmorcarplots. mmmmwasm Braincholc poundfced,grahslnsndryedoor. 11.031818. Union . GUIGUKM P. L 8W8“! a“. fill! Helms: m Wimwm all klllb. 1'. ‘ I”; Ultrlt ll. hm“ wmcewesu wisps meow-savourssdtlsart mfil‘u. affine-ah ”or“ nmd‘soldrtsnd). Snead ItAI'NOND 080. II. newmtdandfilalnst. N. Toardciraabovsold STOW DAWW‘UVMUJO. Ill-IL“. m“:- GAI [Jill]! cementum. IOWA“ OAS LIGHT COIPANY.” 18 N. Oasfcr t,herand Water-t. llsll MIA!- WWW .J.T.lllhflsl.mmfl . a a. "newt-3W3 er «inf-Elie dam.) ' , mannerisms. caucuses-limitmwm . ‘ emu. m0“ emu Ingagzm 3.0m m‘ temples, MANIA]! Diamond 8" am. PM “aw WNW OngWH-isfl mm” m: mil. wmtqunaem. mun tin-5W WBWMM”SN all: manner AOINTS. OOOIJDGIOWKWOODJNsinsgN Insnr» anceandreaiestateln mouttoPno DAYTON, JACOBI. W .3...“ new "disk“. are; 001), WI. cor. Iain to. inveshnents. loans negotiated.etc. sets NORRBLLAIHIOIIIDINU. fiW-hiogton st. nutclasacorn represented TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 a 47 Washington It, 8N. Real Estate andlrursoce. INSURANOI OOII'ANIII. GONNWI'ICUTOIIN‘LLIPIINB. 00.. 8. 8. I.’ NomedlemageanaahlngtonrtJN .mad. [more POLITANIJI'NIN8 CO. alw'blogton st,8. N. v.1. Gmhhuairtnntrnct. NORWALK P111! 1N8. 00.. N. In successful busineessincc I”. No contending losscisltns. PBOPLE‘E LIPBINS. CO. The No ow tonst,8.N. Albanian. snperlntcoden INVESTMENTS! CRAUFUIIDII. Bl rsonlcb , N. mm liddlcscx Banking and squalid I't'go Cm. IRON AND STEEL 8Nl’l‘ll. W. II. 800. lsaodli'WsterKN. maid-s6 Mm minus mcnmnsmos." mmallflandbflwwshfl. ironwuk TRKDUNCAN IRON ItAlIRiO WORKS, Water st,8. N. Wit-.11. Neygpmpdetor. IIION romnm. 811.888 CLANCY «The Norwslk IrunWaks 00., and niaoatBridgeport,Ocnn. mung. mums A. 8. 8980. Ndust.8..N op. cityBotai. 8N driewalchrepalrlngs sspcclnity. BOYT,N.B.lBNo.Nalnst,8..N strictiydntclan goodsst ascenlowwl noncomuomntewma. N. warmers when. rm "relation-ides reed-1m ”39$...“ 3 Wrmmaflfm LAWYERS. AUSTIN, ALPIIEDB. roan: Nasctticb‘d‘g.Wall rt,borough.N otsrylnd Baal Estate. 8805131111888 s No. Alain notary, legal busincnof allkin carefully at DURLBU'I'NJ.“ BELDIIN mussels and 6 (turtle bulldi borough. LIGHT, JONN 11. 103W stkS. N. notary commissionerof deeds for owl'or DOCKWOOD EDWARD]. rocrni Gazette bldg. borough. Attorney, notary a.“ “Fiat?“- Co. Nat. SBYIO JOHN 8. room km: N. counsellor WALSH. JOHN J. recoil Iasouichnllding. Wall at, borough. “VERY 811111.38. DANN, HORACE B. Excelsior livery and board- ing stables. Office No. 8 River at, N. GREGORY, 080. 8. H Knight ILN. Piue rm outer t.y Trio 38-8. LOCK IANUFAIH'UIIEIIB. D IANU'AVI'URINGSO. Ds LOCKWOO Est. Emlgmm Nconrk customisation; Chicagooficelb It. WALK LOCI COIPANI. S. N. ”York “230030“ lackssodbalidsrs‘ bard- ...wiletsrmfl Allkindscflnra'berde- anypointbyrsll .t-Ilorvaarsl. “011111383011. IRON worms CO The.Waicr rt. 8..N Generai .lron BNNIN AWATBNBURYJ N. hurls-ands“ Jgardctigrgduceiusearm forlhe lhewholenlerrada. Wall N.WI.Wardwall. ODENARKIT 8) I. A. ...becf veal larnb. ml.utteuandpootry «Yawn-mutants! grammars-is M r . ti. :rronn. tatfaew ' [swan ’ . We...“ "Wig-3.} .m... IINNIIP. run-muss. m omen. "rm s. rim rut. rimm . I.” LVN“- ”ems... -'~ its use riser LhashnofMand Iir‘r'ldsncestifranii. mum‘s. rm; CHURCH DEDICATED. MST SIDE EMBODIS’IS WISD- . GRAIN Till!!! Ill 31317108. ' lumen-g saa I'raltsblolorviees and largo ”Man‘s Throughout the . Day—loath 011.000 labscrihod. The now East Avenue lstbodiat Epis- ccpslobnreb was dedicated yesterday. thaprssrrsngrd programme, with very little alteration, being carried out. A large congregation listened to the moron by C. B. Payne, D. D., LL.D ., “in the morning, and there was an equal- ly large attendance st the platform meet. ing in the afternoon. which. in the ab- esocs of Presiding Elder Cheney, was led by Bentleorgs VsnAlstyne of the Norwalk Isthodirt church. Addresses , were also made by Rev. George Goodseil mcawooowcn mum-hem: thr- cry'sN.. “Yeshiva”; mnemonic-WWI“. PODNOIIIJVI. ndwealvatianrr-yxtrrraeh. Mmmkuy. earprts.cte. manure. “1.1.111“!!! .0. Bantu.8.N.wholessle shippercfoyetwsand clans. OUTBIIJ. J.foctof1tayrnond 8.N.wirolo- saledsslerx'indneo oysters. at, . ISIWatcr 8.11. footof Bilth‘TJV EBBON. “rm '3 hastiesoystas. saris“II auctions. trawler-sen. pinu- In" 0nrisen POMBoSmSN v “fir-lam ennui-kindness. PATTERNS AND NOBEL!- NORWALK PATTERN W0 CHI. 3. Ala- and Eat Em sgentfortheccichrslstarto .. PM 0118 mnfll’alSS-b owm J. T. 45 Hahn. "on lab, ”‘NsroryslidWailsrrcrllr‘arulxeiipair:d 's ““0“ 3309. Jm'fim Henley Calcutta OOMAI Watersth agent “I W. 11 i 15 7 («Tanginsudlsrtin cabslnis. ramwontos. PBOWI'I'I‘,J.T. “18133.3.Ilhd0' Ililllfl. Hollands}! tnrer.etc. TAYIDRQCO.SIIIhd.1'-alnhtdm mollusk-nit. ramming“. humus C. A ll Hall It. Intuition-ill meilldm‘r splinters a-liullll! NOBTII.0.8.18Washlngtonst.8.N.cnequallty oniyandthatthe ufi:m;%mfl.& BRADNAN! Wol- PIANO TONER! AND BIPAIBM mono. P. cor Wallacdhnlghtstr. N. Also dealer in pianos, organ, shoe music. etc. PLANINO Hui: RANDA NINEII DIN. klndaofweud work al‘lrc'tsll or for the trade. name. rtrsxxn A 00.. WJI miners Ball block. 8. N. Plumbing. thousand pa Itlt ng. NASIIJ'. 11‘“ A880. cor. lainandWeatstsJ. N. Pluto unrsndblng gar fitting. ranges and heaters .RAIIJIOADS. 110me 1101188 RAILWAY 00. Janos W. ilystt, priest; Bowls 0. iont, rcpt. “A1. ”TAT! AGENTS. DAYTON. JACOB I. WW ”all“ tree “It, IORItIILLA L'nomnisn. 95 Washington at, 6. N. selling. rootlngaudcollecting WILSON once-we bldg.N.1nvertrnoutsand moneytolonn. Also insurance written in but ofeompmlrsstthelowutnlcs. WOODWAItD. It. A. No. latest, S.N.ho|scs o mlsndbnildingiotr for aala. RESTAURANTS. E-BIBBMBWstersLN. marshals" KENNY lotto. lie.” 8..N Tbebiotficdlsner ct'r'y ”Eco”... SANITAIY INGINIEIS. strong. I. A 801i. cor. West ave. and Court landt nec,8.N. Bydraalieandc‘lvilsaglnrera. SCHOOLS. (Prim) MIND N188 INSTITUTI. 6 Orchard I. N. EA!) I Illlldd N‘D-s‘ydgd boardi school I . rs. o, . boards. for glriranil young ladies. :w’coorseso- . musical the study Wiser: ant apon NOBWAI-I MANY lNBTITUTIN. M8. WILBON. tut. To. School“ f bony? Norwalk. or and scientific schools For circulars, . ”VINO IACIIINII. Ame. I is hoists c. M 811 “W'Qnasdls; oil. attach- lento. nepairlegarpeclaiir- IIWII commas. d BATIOND 31-108. sewers t. warn pipes lat use-nuns. 11hr. Manhunt-o rent-m SIIOI IANWAC'I’UBIBS. IDUNBBUIII. NATIIIWBONOOO. 8.1L hares' ' Ins shoes. ,OID ‘ TANNINGTON ~ vegetables. vWfi. W Owl-q has '8' some“ maceration. “one. some: ”mislum' mm“ user-av sons. JJIsIasfilltmsnfer-ars ”m” gm... runner roots. 8 irrigate. rash KAY-n ranch“ Nollie Monti. price-ash “NOLA.“OJNwIIWew. ”sentient. .11! Wet, choice-stapes)”. vegetables ”BERNIE“ lflW Amt N. ”hallkhdIM-mf- wcswoo i. wunrwaumnn Ins ”J‘WMW“ taco I'm'alisfloaskll. 'wssnrttmsirns’rr' 1' “£2, NJaaarrrtsaalpealtryroihntty murmur...“ dilyallcrw seat ' momawwulmri. mus saris. neat transits. MW monastic outrun. um;w.m “Jahdtalwhbrlldlag a.w warns-ass. Malpra- “"3““ mm!!!- mumscrmnns. salmon“. .I‘W “It“. ADM it guanine now-smut m ”$1....“ m .. “we mme IIIVIIIJ. emissar- amflfiumm ours. m D. WIID l 00. and «can 717:, 75. and r: Wuwmm ll. “Wished rim. ”electorate hrss‘ssd children‘s Ins footwear for elm rstalltrsde. rmmm-m'rc's "mm- .. B I 00 . or and snapped. (loos. momma goons. m. tours. llalnri. . harden-rim for M (scathing tackle. annuities. etc. "All 3|!!!er menus Wslw mitothslI‘s Marys stalls as laid rails toovdsr Till nlthYAN 1m names worse, Water rt. 8. ll. til-.11. lien. preprirtir. menstruation". sonata svrlpnssoomwmu. aaarlIt. I. . , M..il and yours. d Rev. William Brown. In the evening the church wascrowded, many South Norwalk and Norwalk Ifeth- odists helping to make up the large can gregation. Rev. John Pegg - ..i‘e- - the sermon, which was followed by the dedication of the church by Rev. C. H. Payne, and the presentation by the true- fees. The singing, consisting of well-render- ed anthems and hymns by the choir, added greltly to the interest of the var- ious services of the day. The financial sts'tement, rend st the morning service, showed that s debt of about $11,000 rested on the church. ' Be- fore the day closed this sum was pledged by subscriptions of various amounts. The sermons sod, addresses of the day were marked for their aptncss, and. the services throughout were deeply inter. esting and profitable. ' This evening so interdenorninstionel meeting will be held, commencing at 7:45, at which it is expected addresses will he made by Rev. Archibald Whea- ton, Rev. J. A. Biddle, Rev. Dr. T. H. Noble, Rev. C. J. North and Rev. George Vss Alstvne. NEW CANAAN NAN“- A $7,000 “Ill-I. A Stamens-n Supposed to Ilavo Perishod its tho Planes. [Special to Tn: Summit New CANAAN, listen 2—About 2:00 o'clock this morning a large barn in the rear of tho Birdsnll house was burned to the ground. in spite of the liremsn’s efforts. nearly all of the contents of the building were destroyed. Four horses, one cow, five coaches, several sets of harness, business. besides a number of other vehicles and miscellaneous articles, were burned. Lon Marshall, a men who (aalept in tbe'bsrn. is missing, and is sup- posed to have perished in the flames. The origin of the tire is unknown. The barn wss uninsured, and the carriages and harbours, the property of Lockwood Brothers, liverymen, whorsstahlo is in. csted opposite, were slightly insured. The loss is estimated at 37,000. Ara you In burl-o- for your health ? If lot. put a short announcement III the 8oatlnol's Ilnalnoso Iriroctory for 1881, and watch tho result. Death of George w Anablar. George W. Ambler died st his home on Riverside avenue,» East Norwslk, st ' an early hour yesterday morning, aged 06 yesrs. Mr. Amblq had lived in South uh? Norwaik about ten yours, coming here be from Daribury, his native place. He was a well known hatter, n member of the Inkere’ sod Finishers’ unions. The immediate cause of kit. Arnhier'e death was blood poison, mulling from jaun- dice from which he enlisted shout five His widow and these children survivehlm: hire. Oscar Reynolds, of Dsnbury; lire. William H. Corbin, of Bro~=klyn, and Fred W. Ambler, of -Nouth Nurwnfk. Funeral wines will he held at the residence u Nstlrnn Rubens, on Riverside uterine. st 10 o'clock to marrow morning, end the remains will be taken to liiuhury on the norm truth for interment. . Ilo Desire; A iintldan ...... Joseph 1". Neill, the Bridgeport restau- rsutcr, who was struck and instantly kil- led at South Nor walk Thursday night, by the train which leave Dsnbuiy at 6:40. Wharf previously expressed a desire tube taken away suddenly. Trio Bridgeport F or says: “A few days ago Joseph F. iii: ,lllo restaursurer of this city. told at” pad that when the rims cattle for to quit this life he wanted to go so gladly that he would not have little to realise the agency which caused his ) death." Nu blame is attachrdtornglnssr nor-nae JmlicuostsH-gbshmlfl. also nomaonserrmmss. Also IA ”can mainstream diatom sad flmMfldm m mastic-s “I! Infill.“ W 4%“??? '2'“ awe? we... . we can» WW" we; use “- " m... Vaughan for the accident as Ilr. Reid, whudld not are the train approaching, slipped and fell and as he attempted to cross the track was struck before he could regain his feet. Armies ““3833... Niches! Sweeney and John Drnmloon were arrested yesterday. They were ”tried before .1st Charles B. Townsend this morning. Sweeney was drunk, and “gerbils not drivlria broke one of Livery- Inan Dana’s carriages. lIe settled with It. Dans and was fined Ill and costs by the justice. amounting to 08.10, for be- lsg drunk. Drumioou pleaded guilty to the charge oi breach of the peace, and was massed to thirty days to jail. Tho Now dossiers Quality. The newly elected Justices of tho Praaotozikiko orthofolcotlrls aidin- the... environ. Tenderloin“ Orgasm m ll. I “We...“ mm .37. a... Nr. Tow-read tried two :— PBBSONAI. PABLOBAPIIS. ThoOoIago and cont-gs at l'aoslo we “to to load About. E. J. Pope, of Rye. spent Sunday with F. J. Bradbury, in this city. Idler Iols Swords, of this city. is visit- ing lira. Innis Ropes. me lies nggart, a former pupil of list Baird's institute. lire". If. Lyon and her daughter. lire. Diwali, of Franklin avenue, are spending n few weeks in New York city. lire lanolin Laos of South Nsin street, is visiting friends in the eastern part of the stole. She will be away about a month. 11. K. Hoyt, ticket agent at tho Nor, walk station of the Bousatouio road. spent Sunday in Georgetown. Herbert Brown, of this city, was the guest of Wilton friends over Sunday. W. 8. Ball, of Namaroueck, spent Sunday with his grandmother on West avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Meeker, of Nor- welk, left town this morning on a trip to the eunuy'Bouth. W. F. Bishop nod family of Norwalk, start for Florids tomorrow. Herbert G. Allen left town this morn- ing to commence his new duties in Cope- land Brothers‘ store. Bridgeport. Mr. Allen will still make Norwslk his home. Mrs. Charles Grime. of New returned home this morning dnys‘ visit with friends in t Mrs. N. J. Benjamin, of Springfield, Mass, is visiting hire. 0. L. Paddock, of East Norwelk. _ Miss Juliet Gregory, of Danhuty, is visiting friends on Camp street. Charles E. Keith, of the borough, spent Sunday with friendsin Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. David Gould of Academy street, spent Sunday with station agent E. 8. Harsh at Branchville. Miss Swain, of Newbnrg, is the guest of Mr. and hire. David Gould, or their home on Academy street. It was reported yesterday afternoon that P. '1’. Burnout was in a critical con- dition. His partner, Mr. Bailey, sold that Mr. Barnum hes not yet recovered from the illness which attacked him lust full. but that he was expected to be able to take open air exercises very soon. Mrs. C. D. Mathews and Mrs. W. ll. Merlin and their families are sojourning at Lakewood. N. J. Iir. sud lire. Roddy, of Cranberry Plains, have returned from their wed- ding trip. and are now residing with the bride's parents, Ifr. and hire. Edward Gregory. lire. Jennie Howard. of Hartford, spent Sunday with relatives in Winni- psuk. L. M. Beatles of this city, spent Sun- day at his home in Portchester. We learn from the Tallnpoosa (Ga) Journal that William R. Lockwood, of South Norwslk, is registered at the Grand Central Hotel in that place. [115 FOOT CBUSHBD. Peter lidrldga Falls Under the Wheels of a Moving l‘rolghs Car. Peter Eldridge, steward on board the tug boat “hint Rowe," at Wilson Point, received n severe injury lust Saturday night. He attempted to get on n freight train on the Drobury and Nor- walk rosd, which passes through this city about 10:30, and i: doing so fell under the wheels of a car, which passed over his foot, crushing it. He was re- moved to the hospital over the depot, where the member was amputated. He remained here .until 7:38 yesterday morning, when he was removed to the Bridgeport hospital. Quite a City After All. The annual report of the Postmaster General shows the following relating to our post offices: South Norwalk—Receipte, “1,669.22 expenditures, 06,550 iii; net revenue, .5,- 118 68; percentage of expenses, lid. Norwalkmkecsipte, 39,865.04; expen- diturc, 87,008.89: net revenue, 02,711.16; percentage of expenses, 72. Which is a good showing as to the growth of South Nnrwslk, and indicates that bur city is s pretty lively one, if it is the sinallsrt in the state. lanafsoturlag [Iota la are-no. G. L. Alleobrandt, formerly of South Norwsik. Goon, has begun to machine lure stiff lists In Borne. N. Y. The ad- dress of the factory is in W. Embargo street, and quite a business is being oar- rled on in If. Mr. Altrnbrsndt has had plenty of business or loose and is do tsrmlned to be success I in his venture. its has already secured customers is Dries, Bochvster, Albany. Troy and oth- er places. The goods turned out are of superior finish and quelliy.-—Hstter and Perrier. WWWWW A cancer learned tron Ins up. Nichael (lolgso, night watchman at the depot, who has been suffering with a cancer on his lip for nearly a you, her bad it removed and is now improving. The cancer appeared on Ir. Oolgan’r lip about a year ago, and was at first sup posed to be an ordinary sold sore. Tholow Parallal's layout. Tbs New York, Bridgeport & Eastern lelway company has roads application in the railroad count-tours for approvo al of their layout. and the W have ranged a hearing Is the snort tobrldgepsrt on My. Karon It. 19!, at I p... - MISS LIZZIE BIBEB ELOPES HEB BIJNS AWAY WITH CIGAR! IAKEB “WIN. Tho couple Supposed to lava gorse Wars, Wall [applied With lousy-mm“ Wlfo Ibo-oven to mm Andrew J. battle, a cigar packer orn- ployedatSwarta At Gorhtt’s, and Miss Lisle Biher, a stripper employed by the samofirni, sloped last Saturday night. and their present whuesboutr are un- kuowo. Louis is well-known in this city, where he had lived all his life, with the exception of a short residence in Bridgeport. He is married, and up to the time of his depertnre, resided with on Railroad Place. He has been in the habit of calling on liter Ether, it is sold, for the past year. Previous to leaving town he drew 3200 from the Building and Loan Association, of which he was a member. It is shopysid that Miss Biber had a considerable sum of money with her. lire. Lattiu is removing her furniture’ to Bridgeport to-dsy, where she will reside. She intends keeping a sharp wstch for Lsttin,who, it is report- ed, has gone west. STOLE A TEN DOLLAB BILL FIItoon-Ysar-Old Willie Siege] up to his 01d Tricks Again. Willie, the fifteen-yssr-old son of Wil- liam Siegel, of Berkeley street, who,n short time ago run away with the young son of John N. Rowe, of Spring hill, tak- log n forge amount of Mr. Rowe’s money with them. entered Conrad Engol’s har- ber shop on Main street. Norwalk, short. iy before 11 o’clock last Saturday night to hove his hair out. Mr. Engel hsd partly completed the work when he was called to the herb room, leaving Siegel slope in the choir, his assistant being in the hall. Watching his chance, Siegel reached over, pulled out the money drawer and grasping a new ten dollar bill which Ir. Engsl bed just changed, tucked it in the waistband of his trons. ere. Mr. Eogel just then returned, and noticing e guilty look upon Siegel’e face and knowing his reputation, opened the drawer. Missing the bill be scoured the boy of taking it. Siege! denied it at first, but when he come to be searched be hauled out the money and turned it over to the proprietor. Mr. Eogel was at first disposed to have the boy arrested, but out of sympathy for his parents he let him oil with s porting kick so be left the shop with his hair partly out. Reaping Blch Pronto. Hon. A. B. Harris, vex-governor of Louisiana, has just returned to his home at “Blmcrest” from a western trip. For many years he has been interested in Chicago, and he is now reaping rich profile from investments mode a long time ago in State street real estate. The governor is s stench Republican, but he is out of politics, possessing wealth in sufficient abundance to keep him and his family in essy luxury. He does not, however, fancy President Harrison, judging from an interview printed in the Chicago Evening Post, but thinks Mr. Cleveland is sound on the silver question; , r. I. c. a. Notes. The song service, Sunday afternoon. was well attended. Rev. Ir. Turner, of Norwich, gave an interesting address upon the subject, “What are the Prospects." Tickets for the opera hours service, next Sundry afternoon, were given out to all present. All who have not had any should cell at the rooms at once and get some. The penmsushiu and Germsu classes will hold their rogulsr sessions this oven- in at 8 o‘clock. It is hoped that every ‘ member will be present. All Invlahlo Noptttstion. Charles I“. Underhili. who, with Frank Taft, the organist, appears here Wednes- day evening in the Congregational churchoourschas won an enviable repu- tation as an eloeutlooirt, and his enter- tainments are of an excellence which do- serves much praise. They display an in- tollsctusl grasp, a magnetic sympathy. a versatility of expression. and a sense of humor and emotion, which areirr scribi- oatlon and always command the fullest appreciation of the public. A lllkntaa Ilroaks bis lag. A German employed to deliver milk for John H. lit-moon, had a sorlom fall while coming out of Ass Fancbsr’a real- dsucs on Wilton avenue. Norwslk, at so early hour this morning. Bo was near the sidewalk, when he struck his'foot against a small stake, whlch causal hint to fall, breaking his leg just abovo the knee. Bis groans soon aroused the Fresher family and be was taken house. A ore-smear burl-r. Saturday evening, shortly after the electric lights were stoma, people pas» sing the Western Union Telegraph other up town,wsre rurprlssdtcaso in grand electrical display on the switchboard. I‘larserofa bleisbceisr played among the brass plugs, giving forth a light equal toil-rt clan incandescent laarp. ‘i’lisdlselay wescsarrd bye cross br- . WdWaurbaryhssbare Ira. ‘* Marti-situational.” WWW“ “3W“ Alli (Will . Ilattors Washed Quarters! A lily :plant which” . Rockvilic 0 four years ago, ' Halibut tithing has “been, New London. and this first time in many years. , be titted out there for that gift of the executoraof the will. At Willitnsntio We! sprint runner of Autumn"; chsllsnge to run Harry ,, land, now in this country. . , for $2,000 a side, to he run in , The little granddauglt Monitors of Staflord.“ sumably by the father or hi ,3 The child's parents disbursed: retedayesrnndahnlf ago. _ 7 James Costello, now swelling . ' committing vandalism on the ‘ tionnl church at Iansflsld, rested for selling liquor withouta States license. Search of his * was made and a small distillery . Fishermeu‘along the Conn. era are disappointed over the . of water which floods the W will interfere with not fishing. , V was of! yesterday and most of the men had made preparations to' ‘ r vantage of the relaxation of legal ores. They will have to wait. as it will be impossible to hash-a for several days. The police of Rockvills ordered of the lithographs of s female - . show covered up. The company there without a cent and woo ‘ stranded. But the posters attract ‘ much attention, the patronage tremely generous. and the M the company a new lease of life. Heirs of Charles Mobsters, a men who recently died in : leaving an estate of $12,500, wfi first was expected to go to ill. have recently made themselves” and will claim the. money. The - _ pal heir was s brother, who DIS nothing of the deceased in many _. In the Middletown insane asylum ' ' Fsrnhnin killed Patrick O'Brien week by hitting his victim three , upon the head with spices ofl iron Both the men were patients in the lotion. O’Brien was sent to theory from Ansonin in 1869. About t years ago he killed an insane about. Some friends upon visiting , Killnin in East Bridgeport Friday noon, found his bed saturated blood. The nmhuiance corps were . moned and upon removing thebed log found thst Killaln bad mill himself in a horrible manner. Bo , taken to the hospital and there is chance that his life will be saved. George J. Helm, of Bloomfld,‘ been fined 07 and costs for violating, genie laws. The evidence am' wsssn article over his own Ii which was printed in the . Field in which he criticised the and also admitted that he was law violnter. While intoxicated and in a Ito! . Friday night. John Collinstrlodicr his wife through a heavy piste“ «low in s house in Bridgeport, whuI’ wrs employed so a domestic HO . ed some ugly gushes on his hands sequence. At thg hospital it went to receive "earnest he flew into a regs and missed to ‘ wound to be dressed. He was and sentenced to ninety days in j . recliner nor runs. * A hustle-a1 story About Train Instill. The New York Sun of tallied under s Norwslk dens article to the elect that an .. crisis to wreak a train on . ed road a few clghll so». 3, contrlnsd the following: i sing at a high rate of Green's Farms sudesngatuok struck an obstruction. The felt a heavy jar and shock. earns to an abrupt stop. The been placed opposite to just could-thence. They , planted between the tin, and that the forward wheels at W would strike than at tho ‘ ‘ This arrangement probably train. for if the stores lied directlyoppoilte sash cilia would have throws the resins creel. Asltwaathssogllid . obstructionsndlsadsd "
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