a lots (50le Golden Hillstreet.
I‘Iot 60x12!) South Main street. .
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1 lot 54x180 West avenuc.. . . . . . . . . . $2,500
1 Iot80195 High street. Norwalk. . . . . .. 1,500
i let 00x150 South Main street. . . .. . .. 1,000
1 lot 45mm South Main street.....L... 1,000
413m 50x10? Elmwood avenue. . . . . . . .. 1,000
Stock of the (lo-operative Building Bank of New York.
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance.
o
memorandum.
Another Cholera Case Appears
in New York City.
BROOKLYN AND NEW" HAVEN FEARS.
I'D Patient! In Earls ('lly Believed la lie
BuIerlug tram the "luau—TI": none.
III. Irena Hamburg at San-I, Hunk will)
Eleven Suspicion-i Ilealha Aboard.
N” You, Sept. l6. —Thehealth inspect
ershave reported another case of choIcrn
In the city. The victim, Mary (fonnity,
nineteen years ebb-residing at we Second
avenue. has been removed to St. John’s
Gullddoatlng hospital at the foot of East
Sixteenth amt.
Xary Connity came to this city from
Ireland six months ago. She remained
withafamily named Lyons. living at on d
Second avenue, until she secured employ-
mentseven weeks ago. when she entered
the employ of Mrs. Marin Finn, who knew
a boarding house at an East Thirty-first
street. Mrs. Firm has nine boarders, most
of them in the theatrical prolossion.
The Connlty girl frequently visited her
friends, the Lyonses, and called there last
owing. She remained until 9 o’clock and
thin went back to the boarding house.
She soon complained of crninps in the
stomach, and shortly afterward went. to
bed. She grew worse, purging and vomit-
lug. Adoctor was sent for, but Ill‘ lulled
to respond.
By midnight the entire Iioiischold was
amused and excited at the girl’s condition.
“rs. Finn did not wish hcr to remain there
and had her removed to the Lyons hunw,
where Dr. Kane, who was called in, pro-
nounced her a sulferer from Asiatic cholera.
Dr. Dillingham, of the bureau of contagious
diseases, visited the house and found the
girl in the second stages of Asiatic cholera.
Ho caused her removal to the hospital. ‘ lin-
mediately upon her removal the work oi
(Mitigation nnd disinfection was bcgun,
everything with which she had come in con-
tact being destroyed The same was done
at the boarding house.
How the girl contracted the disease is a
mystery and intense excitement prevailed
in the tenement house from which she had
been removed. No othercaso Wu»; reporli‘d
from eitherthe tenement or boarding house.
Two Clues in llrookfyn.
'l‘wo suspected cases of ('hnlcrn Were
found in Brooklyn today. A young German
girl, whose name could not be learned, rc-
lidlng at 520; State street, was one, and
Simon Collins, of North Ninth street. Wil-
Iiamsburg, the other. The German girl
died in a few hours. She had been in this
country since last February. Both uses are
being awfully investigated. It is said that
rags from European ports are being landed
in Brooklyn daily. The authorities have
been notified and will make an investigation
at once.
Mayor Grant, of New York. has it-siicd a
proclamation to the public in which In: says
the health department has e‘Ilei l‘flfll’l.‘
competence to deal with the cholera. IIe
anticipates no spread of tho epidemic and
uhthepeupleto have confidence in the
provla'iomt adopted by the board for the
Inlet! 0! the people, ll»: also invites thcir
lid in enlorcing sanitary rrgulnlions for the
maintenance of health.
The board 0! coroncrs have decided to co-
operate with the Iwnlth board in combating
thed'llease. and all the coroner: and their
physicians are requested to be on duty every
day, so as to meet all emergencies.
It Was decided by tho health board to
send all immigrants who are sick on Ellis
inland directly to North Brother's island by
boat, instead 0! through the city, as for.
mcrly.
The HamburgvAmericnn Packet company
paid the bill for furnishing the Vessel Xew
Hampshire and the steamboat Stoningtou.
m amounted to $134M It. (Mural
Wr Agent Boassaya it lino cont the
Hamburg cmnpany about 0mm a day to
ted! the Normannla'a ”mongol-x.
New York Not Alarmed.
It b not yet known how cholera made Its
Ohm Into the City, but one guess is that
It wu brought In by four Hungarian girl»
who were passengers on the Wmlanil,
from Antwerp, and who had been living in
the neighborhood where the first can: ap
Down the hey the news was cheering.
There were no deaths and no new canes on
any 0! the quarantined shipa nor on Swin-
burne Island. The cabin manor; of the
Normals will be transform] find not iron
at Honolu- today.
The passengers of the Begin will be trano
term! to the old {rig-to New Hampshire
and then landed on Fire island. ,
. Therein no alarm or excitement of any
kind In the city over the few cases of cholera
bought to light.
ltlevn Deaths Alumni.
The steamship Bohemia, twelve days out
from Hamburg arrived at lower quaran-
the and anchored in the midot of the
fleet in the lower hay. She had no
‘ aboard. but there wereow
teln herstoerage. The ship was
just outside Sandy Hook, and the
captain reported that there had been eleven
death since leaving Hamburg.
The canon of death, he said, in every case
ire-diarrhea tie rarer-ted that there had
been no cholera aboard. The victims, in:
all. were all children under six years of
II!-
The captain declined to say whether there
w- as] sickness aboard at the phenom.
the. Bone of the rangers on the «team-
flp‘outed that they were all well nod
that was no sickne- on the ship.
Other plenum who tried to talk um
Med away from the rail.
HIIMI’I 0 Little Ilene? (in.
mm». 3'1»- lfl.«—’I‘here have been
mm “today, or 20 more than yen
turd”; ”deaths, orfi more than yum.
an an bet-lab. or I8 more than
My. la the cholera hospitals and
lunch the number of patients baa fallen
to 1.“. the lows» aerator or the last ti:—
tslndaya. Two-third“)! the ”denture
wallet and children. The man now strick-
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may go so low as to go Iaugliubl
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LOOK OVER 011]! STDGK. You willfsay you never saw anything
like our Fall Clothing for Men’s, Youths’ and Boy’s wear, which is now ready
for ins action. Surprisin ,Iy little in cost to the purchaser, they ‘are surpris-
’ 1,31 quality does not mean high prices With us. _
‘be amusineg cheap 1* Do you know that prices
It is a rather comical idea, but we
low 1‘
its truth.
Do
the reach
of investing your money t
_ COm'StOGK ”Broters,
1 CLOTHIERS, ‘
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Masonic Building, Hamil.
{IN (DIVERCIIA KGB is pretty sure to ex
mediate neighborhood with noise and surprise.
of it, it is no more surprisin that Overcharging
that the same thing should ursta business.
way is to underchargo. Therefore we offer 0
of all.
You may] be sure of one
an buying of us
lode a gun and fill the in:
nu, when you stop to think
should explode a gun then
We have learned that the safest
iii- Fall Clothing at prices within
turn; that there is no better way
0
l.
All railroad- have been untitled that so Im-
migrants will be allowed to enter the city.
and it brouuit to the quarantine station
they will be thrown upon the came! the
road bringing them.
Two Supposed Cases In new Haven.
le Ham, Bept. m—‘I‘he city is great-
.y excited over two cases of what appears to
be genuine Asiatic cholera. Tim Italian
brotben, Romeo and Natalie Barney. re-
fitting on Hudson street, were attacked
with all the symptoms of the dreaded dis-
use and were removed to the hospital and
belated. That partof the city in which
Hudson street la located is on low, I'lli'ii‘~lly
[round andis one of the most. uiilc
Iections of the city. The health mum.
and hospital authorities maintain u :
tilence in regard to the cases.
Want llnmlzrntlon 5... ~
CHICAGO, Sept. iii—diu-
received a meanings from .\ .
Detroit, asking Chicago in ,- .- .
teen other cities in memorinw . : » : : I.
dent to suspend llnmlgl’ullwll in; :.:
syn. The mayorsent the lotion-mg r. 1
“After consultation with the stoic built-1 o!
health Iain prepared to join in u tin-tumult
to the president urging the suspension of
immigration, not for ninety days. but until
all danger of a cholera epidemic is pasted.“
Cleveland l’uta l'p the liars.
Cm'zuixn, Sept. Ill—The health bnnnl
of thiscity has decided to establish strict
quarantine regulations at once, and tho di-
rector will be given dictatorial powers with
regard to searching and holding trains,
boats and travelers. Pickers will best:-
tioned along the various railroad lines lead.
ing into the city, and quarantine camps
will be established at (’onnenut andaAsh’tnv
hula. The railroad officials are cry—operat-
ing with the city authorities in this matter,
A Suspected Case millnlllmore.
BAL'mtont, Sept. ill—The sensational
rumor that a girl had died of cholcra in this
city is in circulation. Miss Mamie Men-
cide, a Russian, who arrived from Hamburg
eleven days ago, died at. 1,151 East. Loin
bard street. Two physicians attcndcd her,
and one of them ineists that death was due
to choir-m; the other asserts that nephritic
colic was the cause. Health Commissioner
McShnne is investigating the matter.
Closed Against New York.
PANAIIA, Sept. ltl.~ln consequence of tho
outbreak o! cholera in New York, all (Yo
lombinn parts will be closed against vessels
her-caller sailing from that city.
(Sandal-Ir lunar-lined.
Sutu, Sept. lfi.—~l‘nndahar is said to be
completely demoralized by cholera.
The Onion 'I'hlru-s Bound Over.
Frank Attell and Joseph Furneene,
the two Italians arrested for stealing
(imrge F. Slierwmd‘s onions, wow
brought before Justice Morrcll yesterday
aIu-rnoon. The latter pleaded guilty
and the former not guilty through
llcorgc Queen, who actcd no interpreter.
Utficcrsl'onlcy ainlilladstnm- and .\Ir.
Slicrnim' were I'Xflllllllt‘il and tmtilicd
substantially as the (’llat' has lm-n given
In these columns. The justicc found
proliablc cause and bound both tin-n ul'i'l’
to the Superior court in the sum of $500
for trial. IIt-ury Gregory appeared for
the accused and Joseph Taylor for the
State.
Tin-y were brought before Justice )Ior-
ro-II again this morning. cbargcd with
stealing fur from the factories of Mar-
tin Bollt‘rl, Jr., & i'o.. and Otto Barthel.
but as the firms mentioned did not wish
to prim-cute, thinking the charge of
sicaling uniom. was serious enough. tlic
complaints were pulled on the payment
of costs.
All Aboard [or Washington.
Douglas Fowler Post wiII Iioldn opt-(aid
meeting Saturday evening of this wcck.
at H o'clock, for the purposv of furnish-
ing members and their friends with
tickets. badgcu and cancs, all of which
are now ready. All will find it to ilicir
advantage to carry lunches. an the train
will make no stow Iunxcnough for that
purpose. The trip around New York
city will be made on tho stcnnwr "lir-
press," which is well known in this bar-
bor. This {comm will be an enjoyable
our, “8138““ on North and Hunt rivers
at that lime in full of interval. 'I‘In-
Ill-r. II. E. Ilurncs will accompany the
Poet, havingln-cn given thin outing by
his Sunday school. Iln will givc to them
a dm-riplion on bill return of the penult-
and what was to be sci-n tlioro. Milli. ol
the party expect to return by Saturday
of unit week. Owing to the sluwncool
(foiiuiiander Iloty,tlic I'ost will be in
charged! the Senior Vice (lommamler,
(l. S. Mirth. _ _ ‘
(l. x. (t. tannin-lions.
'I'lio cramlmitlnn of the officer» of thc
Connecticut National Guard began yea-
tt-rday in Hartford. The officers of the
Pint rcglmcnt were the llrst to go
through IIW ordeal. Tim I-xamining
board consisting ol Colonel heurcnwortli.
late of the tic-mud: LictticnnnHJoInncI
Bentley. late of Third; Major Well», late
of the tit-trend. and Lieutenant lumen,
Filth Infantry. U. .. A.. will men at
the armory in Bridgeport, Octoln-r 17,
and examine tlioolllcors of tin.- Fourth
regiment. N_
[18108.
Stephen W. Godfrey has taken a trip
to Canadahy way of Niagara.
Mrs. Mellon, of Hartford. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Sherman Ullhert.
Ilr. Keck-r. of Wilton. and lies Eloise
Fanton spent Sunday at Putnam park.
Mr. and the. Jamar B. Dikeman ecle-
rnarrlaxe on Tuesday.
Center school at Wilton, and David 3.
mutant. teaching at Hnflhntt street.
omen-.metn
James (lorntan and Ill- Julia Hart-
nett were landed at St. llary'a would
“mm mu:- “ "M
van to on a wedding
tear. lady in the m thy
hated the ma. anniversary of their "'5’
m‘
, “helmet“
HUW TU Willi) BHULERA.
80!}: VALUABLE SUGGESTIDNS BI’
DR. SHAKESPEARE.
Popular Del-alum Correctedwtlie Clio].
.arts Gama only ”Dan-won: lira-o Mom—
acII~Trnntmenl of the \‘lcuma—ltnln
[or tboae who are Well,
(From the New York Tribune.)
“The Medical News", of Philadelphia,
will publish tomorrows most valuable
nnd intorcnting paper by E. 0. Shaken-
penre. DI. 1)., of that city, on the proven-
tive measures for tho indivual during
times of actual or threatened prevalence
of cholera. Probably no physician in
the country is better entitled, by ability
and experience, to speak on this quies-
tion, which at tin» pl't’s’t‘ni moment is
one of such nimncntoua importance to
every onc. .\Iost int Iiigcnt pcoplctliink
they knowsoiiicliiitig about the nature
of CIluIcm. and the inctborl of its propa-
gittionzhut yet, in spite. of tho copious
Iitomlurcon tlicsiibjl-ct during the last
(uu' months, the ntiaconccptions in te-
ganl toil. own on tho part of educated
pcoplo, are very common: It is partly
in rumor-3 tin-sa- miscoiwcplinns that Dr.
Shakcnpcarc lias preparul his papcr. a
summary of which will licrc In- giwn.
He first cmpbasizl‘» [he {lll'l that
.\slililc cbolcra. highly infectious and
{rightfully inorlaIa-iit usually lei Wit-1|
it obtain; a foothold amid lglltll‘alit'v.
poverty and, mpinlnr. is, foriuniilvly—
own in such a farorilc lmutlily-«nf all
thr dangerous epidemic diseases iIn-
iiimt easily and certainly avoided by tho
individual, if only thcpropvr prwaution.»
be constantly and SCIupllItlllnly nIm-rvcil.
('Iiolvm victims may bc Il\'t‘ll with.
liandlml, nursc-I :lliII ircnlrd with absu-
lutc impunity it llll'a‘v prl cautions lu-
ncwroncc forgotten or iicglm'tml. Tllt'
rlmlcm prison aloe; not infer! the air
own of the sick mum; it cannot bc in
ppm-d with tho Inn-nth: it rim-s not i‘Illt‘l
through the skin or through l'IIIS, wrc»
or abrasions of the body. It which
through the slonmcli only. and .‘tt-NlII-e by
way of “W intestinal canal.
In the human being it is in tlic intes-
tinal canal only that this infectious inn.
lt‘l’lill multiplies enormously. sonictinica
“llll cxtn-inc rapidity, gone-rating a
chemical poiwn that attacks and destroys
the lining of thc epithelium of the inroa-
tuics. causing cxienaivo flakes of the lat:
tor to be thrown 06', while the raw sur-
face thus exlxisul exudes great quanti—
tics of the fluids of the Iilmxl——t-un.~.tiliit-
lug together the Nl-I'fllll‘il iccwalcr «lis-
cliargco, frcqucnlly so mph and (Yuplulla’
«and which hit-unwliilc is the-nu- (ll)-
snrbcd into the system, to play a torn-i»
dnblc role in a direct and vicious attack
upon the kidncys, llt'lll't and Ill’l’"i)|l.~ sys-
lvni. This Illfl‘l‘lll‘llfi. pfllil’llllt‘ IIILN born
proved in be tbc I‘ll-l'illlt'tl (‘Ildlt‘l’fl bacil-
lii< Ann i-xlrcmciy lllllllllt‘\‘r'gt'l;ll)lt*lmra»
mic that llllllllpllt'a‘ in l-iiornious IllIlIlIlv'rr
aul mill lIlt'flll‘llIallll' rapidity In ”iv in-
lc~tiiial canal of the \ii'tini. flirty
drop of the evacuation of the bowels and
of tho Nilllllllt‘ll of a person who H antic-r-
ing \\ lib .\siiiuc clmlcra mutant-i limit»
unis of line..- infectious lunatic-s. Tin-w
.Ii,~t‘bargcs and t-w-rylliiiigsc-ilml or con-
lamiiiatcd by [Item tiro tlwrclow highly
infectious and wry dangerous. I'ltnIi-ra
is nt-vcr generated by bright. iII-Iicaltli or
t-uimtitmional weakncso. tiItIi, starvation.
or anything also, unique this Illft‘CIIUUB
principle be lIl’r-l lnlmlllt‘l'al into tin-
stnmacb. Without the actual prciscncr
and multiplication of the cholera bacillus
in I'll! lint-retinal canal. an attack of .\si‘
atic cholera cannot occur.
’I‘bc prop" prcvcniivi- measures. tlicn-~
for», me isolation and ilioiiifection. :‘lll.
Dr. Sllflkt’fi )0an think» these can be at.
lainod by lilo niiicialactioiiof the State,
on tho ground that the health of the
whole community should not bc made to
tlt'pt'llll on tho "incotntmvncc or neglect,
or wllinmical notions. or wriioiial inn-r-
ests, or lack of authority of the pnuilc
phyoicinn." Thin mean» a h‘llllmlnl’y in—
vasion of individual right-a; but the web
fan: of the cmnruunity dctnanda it. All
film‘s of dimrbu-it rillullltl be curcfully
wuicln-d, mpccially whcn they occur
among [moplc of unclean habits. An nt-
tm'k of “bat M'l‘lllll in be cholera murbm
among: rim-buy llll’lllt'tl immigrant»
should also be waicbml with grcat ”If"
by cuiiipctmit physicians. materially iii-i
llu- clinical symptom alone of thin Ilia-
oinw flIl’ltltIII no iruiitvmrthy oviilcncu- a»
to its nature.
Ilr. Slitikwlwnro dcclami that until no
(really pliysicmnsdld not know how to
m‘ogum- genuine Asiatic cholera in tinn-
to guard the poo e ngainat its deadly
[mm-r. The who 10 history of the disease
was marked by doubts and illllercritm of
opinion on the part of tlio pbyaii'iami
having to deal with it. But the otawrra-
tions and extnvricnce of the last nine
years hem changed all this. The bact-
i-riologiat is now able to determini- the
discnso with scitmtillc accuracy, and the
hculth anthorltloeof every place should
link some competent bacteriol let to di-
agnose every one element». its only
in this manner 8 rat a population can be
IIIBIII'l‘d against the ceuiblishmcnt of an
epidemic following the a cc of
mattered cases of climatic dinrrhcna and
monitor] cholera, which. because of their
light-um, may mop» notice, or because
of their simila‘rily to other dimer may
Ia-iiilntaken for the latter. No
for personal sensibilities should stir in
the way of such a scientific examination.
There is reason to believe that the prerab
once of the diaeace in Ilnmlmrg is due to
one man’s criminal neglect to Worm
this dot . ‘lt ianechi-as to quote what
Dr. Hint «mommy» about the danger
from defectivitl plumbing, his; and Infil-
sauces ra , or i w c is it
Within” or. course, tilt:
docs not create cho . but it is the na~
tural dwelling— of the . ”thew
nus will live for a longtime in cloth-
ng, articles of food and the toll: and it
is agreed that they will lire for metal
hoursin water. «partially If it «retains
nlc or r . matter. For this
' to use milk
, unless It has been
i .
Experience hasahtuidan proved two
laws wanton have “of My t plum
um i: 2 l
tended to nfeetteu varies er [1eg
unset). it is most dart
that has been we
Illa Eloise Fatima la teaching the Mind
swallowed them without harm. It is
only when they pass into the small in-
tcetiiico, that tlmy multiply with cnor
moua rapidity and rmult in clioIc-m.
Ewrylliing that tondn to disturb the
functions of the stomach should be avoid-
ed. including intern room in eatingand
drinking. and all irregularities in the
hours of eating and able . Children
should be prevented from indiil ins; in
exhausting sport orwork, and suicidal
from all inmnpcratc weather. Chills
should be avoided. and a bond of flannel
should be worn around the abdomen at
night. ("old baths should be avoided.
anal the body should be frequently spongv
ml with tepid watcr. and then dried by a
vigorus rubbing with n rm] Ii towel.
Water or other fluids should it: drunk
slntringly between meals, because tho
gastric juice is then Ices able to nontra-
Imh any germs that may be imbibed. All
food should be thoroughly emikcd and
lllllllfl should be boiled.
If isolated ounce of cholera appear,
every effort should be random irevv-iit
this disease from becoming epidemic.
Ilut llic health authorities generally arc
now so fully imprcssod with this fact
that it is not necessary lit-re to cnlnrcc
upon it, The f'I’IIIIy important things to
remember arc thesc: t‘hoIt-m is not comv
iiiunix-alctl by the breath. or by the cm
:inriiinnsuf the body. It cannot cri'tnr
tho ray~iciii through the limits or through
the skin. A handful of ('Iltilt'l‘lt bacilli
crmlil be held inthc naked hand “lib
pcrl'mat impunity, own if tin-re was. a cut
on llw ImmLHn long an Hour of ”Will
worn rlwflllllwt‘il. 'I'Iic gonna an: only
dangerous who-n they enter the alillllzit‘ll.
and from tlwm-c [lths into (In! small in-
lf‘hIIIlt‘.
stomach is in a 'wrl'cctly Ill‘illlll)’ POIMII"
lion [III‘ gaall’ii' juiccn may kill tin-m.
So our. however, will care lntiiltn iii--
chance of their l-cing thus killrtl. an i lIll'
only all» way Is in pn-vrni their cnlvrin:
Ill" hillllllli‘ll. If .iII [lll' A’Inlliirl; :Ill'I
.Iiwlianwsnf l‘llult‘f’il pJIIPHIFI an) ill rl‘~
iitmilitlvly no rcumn m In' alarnu-rl, t‘lvll
If llw IIIN‘llae aimulil til)l:tlll a football
lll llu- country.
('lll'lfl' ill’ IIl’lti-‘lISSI-Is.
unit [or llir Tramway l‘uiupnuy.
.\nmlJozirni-d iiicrliiig of the Four: of
Ilurgvsscs mu IWIII list owning to take
litialm‘tiunun llic I’WlIIt-‘l of tho Nur-
wzilk Tramway mitipam' fora changi- in
the layout of tlic i'0itip;iii}".~.
mml through Wall street and
(”ram-w l:i_\‘nll[ up llcltlcn art-mic us
fora.» III" font of Spring Hill. Warden
Kiiutncy and tho fully tilrl Wcro‘ present,
with the t'Xt‘t'IFLIUKI of burg-w Green,
who is taking a wmtvrn trip.
'I'ogvl tho sully-Vt into prowr wimp?
fur lit-lion hummus .\dnuis moved that
tlicpciitiun of thc Tramway (‘4.lllllllny,
prcscniml at tho last meeting, be lain-n
from the table. Thr- court
favorably :inillliirgm-e “(It'klt‘y IIlA-It' :i
f-‘\\' n-nmrks in support of the 'I‘i'anmziy
rumpmiyk imam-l. (luring by “thrill-g!
ilu- lollun in: rthlllllulli
flrwll'wl. Thai :t iornn-r mic of the
Court of Iiiirgi-ar-m gill“; ll“) Normilk
Trauma? company a layout I»-
:unvinlm by (Ina (.‘nurt of Ilurgea‘sw rim:
“1' can pfm‘fial In grunt IIII' prayer «if
the [wliiiuu a»: t'llllnnlltlil in than rpm-lib
lint) for a new layout.
llurgcso Squirt-s mm'nulmi lhc rennin-
non and it was Inn! by our volc.
IlnrgcssAiIanis tiicn offered the Inl-
Iuwing. sarondcd by Iltirgcm .\mhlcr:
\Vlllilll..\>', 'I'bc Norm-1k Tramway
r‘ulllptlll)‘. Iiiii'iiigapplicii to this Court
III a int-cling licIiI hcptchu-r Tilt, 1‘92,
(or a changi- of layout through Wall
arm-i (min Isaacstrec-t in the junction
of Knight atria-t, and ii layout Irmn
Isaac street IIITUIlglI Wall street in tho
junction of lit-Idea nvcnuc. ltlltl‘ throw»
from Ilcldcn iii-“cutie ln Spring Hill mini:
Ii'muli‘ui, That it in Imiim‘nl by this
t'oiirl that 1| layout having Incn gin-n'
by a former l'uurt. from Isaac sin-ct to
lln- pmrtinn of Knight nth-cl, We how
no authority in change ll, and then-fon-
I while to unite u change.
This Wit-t zitluptcil, ilicn- Irving um-
\'uic in the ticmtlit'c.
Ililrgnnsdinblvr then trim-ml (lu- fol.
lusting rcmliition, M't'ttllilt'll by lilll’gtaa,
i‘bincty, which turn unanimomly adopt- i
oil and clot-ml ilic businmu of lIlt‘
nil-mug.
It‘rrulml. 'I'lml, witcrcas, tlw Noni-41k
Tramway t'mllptlll} has made ltllplll'tlllull
In this i "unit to in and \Iclcrinun- tlw di-
rt't'linli "I llu- sin-rt Willi n-forcncu- In
lln- t‘t‘llll‘f Iilw n! maul cmnpnny'a trark
upon which it may be laid. i-mnnwucmg
on the cutter lino, an girl-Ii to anal cum:
pour on Wall ulna-t at the llllflI’M'llUll
of Immc street, and running thorn-0
alum: Wall street to Iloldvm n't'llllt‘ and
through lioldcn avenue to flpl‘lng Illll
mod: and furibcr imilice application that
tin: t'mirt flit the grade upon which the
lmclmof said company be laid. them
torn, w». the (3mm of llll‘gt'itnt'fl of [In-
borough of Norwalk, pursuant to tho
[mm-r conveyed in am as by the chartcrol
saidcommnyulo i-rcby Ila and deter-
ruin!
my
in Wall Minot lit the inn-mag?
rim-wt. shall be laid on tho southerly .
of and not exceed clglit feet distance
from the center line of the track of tho
Norwnlk Home Railway company to lit-l.
den avenue, and upon the grade of Wall
ttmt. unit now is, thence crossing the
truck of said horse railway to tliccontcr
of thctravclrd way of Holden atomic.
and following said center line to 8 in
IIillt‘oudzund we do Us the at e 0
minimal: in said 11 avenue, to hr-
of the same height as a straight line
drawn at right as from tho Manitob-
«I curb Iinca on c 1’ side of said Bob
Um avenue totho other said curb line
with a fall from the said center line each
way of one inch in the foot.
IL; in; ”wnoiifii "fouling.
J. Perry, of the Norwslk Win-etclub.
la in training for the twmtylflre‘mlle bl-
cyclnrwetobe held at 15mm, in the
user (unite.
The Alpha Wheel club have received
entry blanks for the eight and mini!-
mllsmsdraeeto be held in Stamford.
Saturday. September 24. under the IN
‘ pleasofthe Y. ll. 0. A. bicycle club.
Twelve handaeinsandmtlyprlau have
been ”W by when of that
kphoeaadtluraeewmnedoubtbsa
m “tic. A. m
”mmmhumwtu
m autumn-m ‘ .
l
“R
.\iiul own in this case. if llll‘l
nugbl) «Ii.~iiii'cv,‘iml, ur burn-«Lilon- i~’
'lliey \‘ote Sol lu l,!-l;;llhll' it New lary-I
5 John W. Linn/hols. of
mine that the writer lino ot the tracks "7, .
said company, commencing at a“ 3,:
mil PLEiii 0mm.
NOFWAIJK CRIMINALS SENTENCE“
IS TI"; SUPERIOR CDCB'I'.
nouns 'l'ralnor. the ”one ’l’lilcl. (loan Io
Pflaon for Two Year» Jam-a. Blue.
Bhnruond and IrIIIIa Will Servo Time In
the I‘onniy Jail—Other sentences In»
posed by Judge l’ullll.
In the criminal Superior Court ycetcr~
day, Olin llnslncr, who, on June 271b,
burglarizcd tho hou-n- nf Morris E. Ray-
mond, in Wcstport, “an found guilty
and aentciiccxl to ilirvo years in state
prison.
Tlmlllna .llcl lmth. of Wcstport, pleaded
guilty to unto-ling a house and stealing ii
gun. IIc tmlil‘ml that Daniel I'lriacoll
and 'I'Iiotiiios Wood, who won: :irrcstcd as
accoinpiin-s. Illlil nothinpv to do with the
crimc. Ilris‘i'nll and Wood were» diam
(fllafgml, .‘ll'is‘f‘fllll was final $7 and
Int-tin ant rullll‘lilft’ll in jdll for thirty
days.
Frank .ltuntn n-lracto-ti his pica of not
guilty lllltl :ivlimih-vl {lS‘ItIIlllllg l'lliz-l' Hf
I’olicc Ilol’oxui. I“ Normilk. II-- “as
given a scum-inu- of llm-t- Ill‘lllllm in jiil.
Thomas Tliillinr, a 51.71in Nurwnlk
Iinrsc thief. plmdml guilty and
with-no ‘Il I‘ll\\lt)’t‘1li’1lll r‘l‘ll" primn.
On“: it Riv". fur :m’muil "inn :i Nor-ia’k
“ 35
oliiwr. was. 'rllt'll ilir-c mum 5' III Jill.
(lit a pint of twin: lzllllil ut vagruncy
(iiatrgi‘ .\Iirriki...l l'ill
'I.vnlil"« “its gun-ii
,iiaya in jail.
i .llllllt'fi Hit» nf .\'ni\\;tlk. pi» n. in! guilty
2‘!” rmi-élunw cull \ux r-O‘Illn in‘s'il in in.»
inn Hills in Jtlfl,
William I. ll» lwll. (urinal) u: “migr—
lim’u. who E~,.r;i;iiuml a llrnlxvinil Ins—
Itnumni. ans satin-n1 .r.l in viglllti‘ll
ftiinntlii in ill" .n-ziniy jlii.
l;lll;:"llt‘ltl. ril-
lcredxipitxuof pull} «in tin- wiiztrgt- of
cruelty in a but l‘t‘lu"“ is: will ul‘p'
\V. Wold}, «vi l‘ ~ vllI-t‘ twat" ”4» “ml nil
with “two Illllllill » ll: J:..‘.
“III”: .\Nll 'Ill.‘ ill.
Important .\rwa ut ilw I‘m-nu and Male
Chrnnirlml in II ('olttlcti-HI Form.
The corner-slime of Ilanbury‘a new
Unlvcrtiulist church “as Lint yrs-Io-l'lluy.
Jitlllt‘flJ. t'urluvtl :rill zit,» .lI’ .il Iln‘
IIym-rmn'l‘hcalvv m hin- Iiuwn nz-vt
\Vi‘vllirfitllly PVI’IIIII;.
Iliiliiy “lb-vii. nf Blithe-port. and
Iiilly Yni'ayth, «.l' liar-flair}. luv- lll,‘.rIt}
ill’filllgvlllrlliri t.»
“lllrlll liw “rt‘l'w
~g~ii m M} lullllll‘,
Shplull la \\s,~. my I l titty r!
$.r..ifir.l. izarriml, wrap-ml nit» hi~
Iifc from {Iv-auuvl. Hi LI l,u_< lmi 3-“.
ln'rtlay :iItcrnmIn.
The chum-1’5 oi iiinm ml, miuul at
9,000 and iilt‘
i,‘xc;iitin't_\' unstailmiun. un- li‘t‘v‘lllI) illll'll‘
ml in Iln- ground.
Milli-ii iv} Hum-MI
.\ match was hllili at .\nwnia )‘t'rll‘lv
«lay Ih‘l“t't‘ll Illi‘ Mimi «if the .\iimnia
and Iiri-Ip-tmtl Him i‘llllh.
Indium iron the mall-ti.
Til” Ill'lllgrh
Ihirnum's I'll’i'lh will claw liiv. miwn
at bulimic». Trim. “club-W ‘JI. ail-I “III
arrive at liw winivr Illllll’lt'l’s, Ill lirlvlgu-
port, on or about ill-tulu-r Jill.
A. I'. Zinum-nnati, wliu «ll-apiwairrd
III)’SIt‘flnlI.~Iy from .‘IO'I'IlIl'KI mu months
ago. Itll'l irlurnul In Im liiinily with iii--
explanation that be “an lurk in l‘lucacn,
Saturn-l t'iirmn, Vi In» shut it [my nann ll
Bailey in .‘xillllll loan and “t'tl to Ill!’
Woo-Is, ulwrc Iw n-ununui \Vllllillll fwd
:wwml days, Inn givcn lllllim'il up. Tin-
young Man H iiwmully unbalance-«I. and
the shunting \\.l~ \\ illiuut Ilt'llibllll‘i'llll’lll'
I.
um'lil'lllt‘ plnla‘rl) manor» wlwaimlw~
milinlii-al will: llw linnlinri
IIIIIII'I’ lltlIIlIt'llull unwimin-ul. :m- t'Il’l'll‘
Inting a pclllIUlI Wllll'll will In‘ pit-M'lllml
in (law Iii-xi Ilrginliiliirc, asking that lllt‘
city charm gratin-ll iltrm- yi-nrn ago br
I‘ci‘okt-il. Tiir city in pimpumuw" and II!”
no indcblcilm is».
..
s
m. n'itnml
Tinrrc in rumor that I'Ul’pill’flllllll t‘oiin-
scl 0. I. Ilriacnll, of Now Ilnrcnnt‘ill mm
the .\‘cw Haven Nl'WH for Iibcl. 'I'Iuit
pnpvr mwntly Itllllllnllt'tl that Mr. Drie-
cnll min a camlldatu In; (Songhai-i and
that Iw Iiml itnkctl lIic Ilm‘. l‘itllu'r Mul-
Ion. of Wnlliiigfuril. to um.- Iiie influence
in bi» "Hour“.
*In- tin: (imwmi Newton, owncd in
in! York. nanli in New Ilnwii harbor.
about Wrislying loam] all liar cmw
wore nah-op when engineer [Dunn was
awnlwm-cl by nail-r pouring into his
bank. llcgaivo the alarm and tacitly
mintmxs Inter thi- bout had gone to the
bottom in twenty (cot of watcr. The
crew barely made their cacnpc.
Aboatin which William Ilmmlvgw.
the Berlin millionaire, will vinit the
Work“ I-‘air has been launched. It is a
craft 40 feet long it feet wide and 4 feet
deep with a cabin Its entire length. The
owner not only intends to lire ontbe
boat while at the fair but will also make
the trip to and from the exposition in his
new craft, by tray of the Hudson river.
the Erie canal. and the lakes.
The Ilerlden streetcar strike is settled
and them have gm» back to work.
The grievance and arbitration miniature
of the federated Indra met the directors
of dummy and held a long confer»
teen. Iridium result. The torment the
commune kept a neural, but the
laboriuaaannonnoetbattlte strike ha-
been ”one mm. It Wt
director out that the matter on settled
Wily tolls m. All the
run that the atom eateries”
thmum
.finv... .
so cheap.
mended by the jobbing trade:
Stays, w
ELEGANCE HI" SHAPE will
\l'l'llli lL'T 'I'III‘I
PADS: sich I» in 3H Illt'Ilt‘n.
l'Sl‘I i ll"
price SW pcr ulozcn.
Winter [‘inlorwcar. ranging in I
zirrivml, excl-pt l'nr nne- or two I
you in lllspt't‘l them. I’riccs wi
. ¢
Flannel Blankets.
Children’s Cloaks.
Wool Hosiery.
Kid Gloves.
.\ll :mdcn «if tlnnnvl blankctn at prices
ranging from $1.13 to $1001" pair. ”or
blank-d.» this war arc the lit-«I of value.
and any mm in new] I»! ouch article»
would do m-ll to taunt our slut-Ii belon-
ptin-Iinning l'lm'wlll'h‘.
u. .. .flw. “Q'—
00mlonables.
A. we“, «ditto-'mt‘nnnplm- as.
summit! and a varied stock of which we
arc Mlling large quantities which m-
wnulil not do unit-on price» on some were
all right. I’rlccii range- from WK: within).
W
Children’s Cloaks.
Never has our crmricncc been Inter
withcbildrcii's cloaks than at the pres-
cnt time. Our mick cinlmu'cn all the
now novelties of the reason, including
cirlerdown. cloths and cashiniami in
colors and white. with prices as follows:
$2.710 worth $3.50, 35.00 worth 00.50.
M
Lentil;t Jackets.
We are baring equally as good notice:
with no well a selected stock. Prim
way down.
* The Celebrated Demorcst t
tion at our store.
Tricora Health.
I'I‘S PlIllI’EL‘TIUN OF FORM AND
cvcry lady Wearing it the outlines of
{writ-ct ilcx'clopincni and graceful form
BREAST
M S. , 'SMI
l . ,, Insurance-Building Bo. florwslk.
.J‘,
83 Washington Street.
Read what one of the largest Jobbing Houses has to say as
regards the Corsets we are going to offer you this week; also note
their price, which you will understand is the quality price, then
notice the price we shall offer them to you at per pair. We want
this; lot to bedistribnted as widelyas ponsible,tltefore we limit the
sale to 2 pair to each customer. We have two different styles«—
both of the celebrated Dr. Strong's manufacture—and we would
further state we had to clean up the entire line to offer them
The following is an exact copy as to how they are recom-
r
Tricora Relief.
The peculiar features of the “Tricora’
Corset, which AFFORD Si) MUCH EASE
IN WEARING. are the elasticity of its
side sections, causing easy adaption in
every position which the body can as—
sume, while its inelastic waist and per-
fection of bustGlVE AX ELEGANCE HI"
FIGURE to the wearer, and the "Tricora"
Illlt,‘ pliable and supporting, are
AllSULl’TELY I'Nl‘lllEAKABLE ; sizes
Iti in :lo inches.
Itcgular pricc S‘J pcr «loz-
givv tn
togular
Uur Price will be 599. per pair.
——»— —ooo
We» also: haw rum-ivcrl our Full line of (‘Iiilulrcn's Full and
uric.» from Hit? in 300.
Fall flpening of“ Dries Goods Sept. 23d.
, a I v , l
ilur Iinc of Iizioiies Jacki-ts lor thin season has n-‘arly all
lilo-s “3: would cordially ask
ll all be h‘usullllblt' and quality
and workmanship first-class: in fact. iw lqmw we can saw you
,1 dollar or two by giving in a rail before buying clscwlionn
M. 8. SMITH,
>
Comfonableé.
‘Ladies' Jackets.
Ladies' Underwear.
Gems‘ Underwear,
Genls' Neckwear.
In Kid Gloves
Wolmrc ncwr carriv-I 3 mon- cum-
plrtc linc than at tho mwnt time. and
our prices apical: (or tlicmmlwn. ilul'
shim an». gradually inmmlng. If you
want an xowirtmont call on us. an we nu-
ncwr out of «Mm and colon.
..._ “.4...“
lion! hosiery and Ladies'
' Underwear.
We are selling larger quantities of
honor)- and underwear than ever before,
for no other minim than that our prices
are doing it for us. We boro‘nn uten-
sivc stuck and can anmdy quantity or
quality.
. -‘m‘u... -4 ~
~ llama Underwear.
Wt,- havn everything llmt is jmlicinm
for one to buy. All prices in min, greys
and fancy stripes.
We”
‘ (isms' Furnishings.
An ending variety of {tannin-hands,
locks. pflfls.lmwlldld this: lice. Col-
lars. culls and gents' Imaiery a specialty.
10.50 Machine always on exhibi-
.1,
,l,.
.a
nil: xiii». mom will;
BY having your JOB PRINTING done 1
allleil’uhllntlflmmw’ 011:;ng wl w
‘ I in our {1”ch
our work the Beat. Iii Railroad Plane?“ '
o. P. MORRELL.
infiflmn'flr‘é‘el‘i fihndfilubrWil"
b. P. MORRELL,
LIuH'I‘ AND HEAVY'I‘RUCKING.
Pianos and household furniture moved with
care. Trunks and packages called for and
promptlydellverod. Office 80.111 Washlh -
ion street. South Norwalk. (loan. dlB t,
VETERINARY tuition.
33 Railroad Place. South Norwalx. an
Grunt-V's Drug store. Nor-alk. Sill-
SUIITII lllllllflll “VII“ ll“.
SI Washington am. ,5 -
O I ' . .
p. mpiili‘i’ih'fihhfi’y‘fv’n'i'fih‘mmifi’o'f’ ‘
Wintercst allowed on deposits.
ALDEN HOIJIAXS. Prcst.
.ioiix II. i‘niinis, Vice-Mt,
.IOIIN II. KNAPI’. Sec.and‘1'rau
dc DI JENNINGS!
Undertaker. ‘ '
l KNIG‘YI' STREET. SORWALK. CONN
()pposift‘ [Inn-i,- Ilnllway Depot.
Ki-alilrnchl mm mm. Telephone call. in
~ «15 if
HOMER B. " Hor'r’;
Expert Watchmakei and Jeweler,
I8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
vf flue and complicatul waft-he. n
Y_ . Key wind changed to stem. Even
{or ”(fit rims work, and the mecha-
iiiv in do the same.
' ll _
ii'isl abi
. . , -- - ._
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Eslnft- and House A ant. General In
scram-e Am»acy-~Firc. LI e and Accident
Ocean Steamshin’l‘ickeur—Cabln and Steenge.
Drafts for £1 anr, upwards, and Money Orders
on all parts of Europe. Xotary Public: acknow-
lwlgcmcnta taken. Railroad Tickets. Bla-
gagc checked in damnation.
d5 WMhInmon street. next to Poet 0m.
South Norwalk. ('onn.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South Main street. Up—Stalrs
”i. 0. JENNINGS?"
Paper Hanger, Calciminei, Paints!
A rid dealer In
Wlll PIPER Mill BORDERS
lXort‘n .\Ialn strrel. Sn. Sonata.
.
mu ur lull lim- latest at ‘les of
maul lint .\Imzlllingg l on to
. i ,m lion. on iluih c by weld.
has chwrfiillr rive-n.
Piano lone Lessons.
(‘all on or address
"Hill I. DISBIIUII.
at Wm avenue. South Norwalk
mum-t
micron". Walter J. Hall. ”I Went Wilt
inc-I. 5'. Y. with
MERRILL
BUSINESS BULLEGE,
STAMFORD. CONN.
,\ ht v'. mum-wan .- inalifilfluli {or the pmtlcal
training of mu Illl'n anal mung woman for
tin-ulna, its iln rough work. superior moth.
rah.rniiiplctvrqu pull‘lll,lllltl. rmrle t coma of
Ili~lruvllirnlmtv onfnr it the con lence of
the public Ilnm hm :nuubr: Book-lice In .
flanking, I'l'llllllm‘lilp,l'nrrrwurlt‘lt‘llt‘r. Sliml—
llmul, Typca rumn. Architect are. German and
English ~tii-Iiuu. ”pt-n III!‘ a Mire 'anr. Grail-
IIiIlQ'n Anni-[ml in gnarl inuniliunfl. El (trill
(3!.
3.1.1. tllh. fiend for lllmtralrd
rm .\I. A. MERRILL. l'm-ld't.
Read Th iol '
By min-mm wilmnlm and cheat realm
ymi can fool all of tlw pmplc nation u the lime.
and mine til the pimple nII of the time, MI
can't iml nilllw [maple all it»- time. Aim
lllthIll‘Ill Policy in the (Connecticut Uni-III
Illfr Iimtranm ('tmi ny In what the”
will barn-aft" they are hem lulled! by-
lmr admit» or chimp luminance. mm» In-
anrapreln like chi-up money: It nln'l worth
mm- i.
I! you want protection for your fan“ . or
youmlr in can» of old are, a u alto
'll)“l?' on thr endowment p an in the Con t~
tmtl lerwral Lila lnaurammtltmpanyml
m‘i .
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Ambit) Wublnnton m. Milt ”Ni
E. H. muscles ‘
SBIIIIUL FUII BUYS,
Prospttt lllll. Ismail. Ml.
Year Begins Sept. 2010.
burn Tilliltnl'ullm' I'HII'ARII) m
YALE.
{Flown (or only two more lingo la the
"mm llrparttiwnl. ”fill.
Miss Baird’s Instilln
BOARDING AND
DAY. SCHOOL
Through room "I study to Hal! m
Branches.
IUSUHIITIIU
in males.
. ., .._4...._.....__........,._ W-
Thls Solute! (or mud Mile and Children
iuuisniiTEEn. m.
nwmuptmmm
£4323?" “‘ m
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