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son or run sum cos-
” rim] tutors.
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autumn-news,
. n accordance with a conversation
Wilhtlltyutwney Johan. Uxhhlsst
lousy, (learn W. Ian-field,“ Boo
“WNW“ the Nor-
",‘wah'framwaycompanywas written a
www.mtlcttinuoryh the in-
:V4Vlutiomofthecompanyinregard to
trackelsying in South Norwslk. llr.
'lausdeldsays: ‘
Wedscidedtouee‘l’ee rail. Thisrsil
tiltinglaldnow more than any other
.zull‘for electric traction. It is almost
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5'
New hand and particular
Itateof urcticut,sud1 fee thatthe
directional theTramway company de’
cldedfovthebest interests of the city
what decided to put it in.
Itis laid now in East Norwalk,
within a week we have
of it fintshed’ whsltow all: people
wepropoceto yit w enever
streets similar to those
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Heyor,’Geuer:foTaylor and
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between the
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street.
deference to what
is ll the h“public
We respectfu y, wever,
all con , wish to say to you.
opinion it would he better to
street fully macadamized and
w'nh no paving block or cobble stone
whatevu'. Our experience has er-
tudveinauch mattersand we say this
We fear we cannot this fall build down
South lain street at all. We, however,
may build one hundred or two hundred
feetdownfiouth Main street. and will.
provided we can obtain paving blocks,
thhportiou up,» per the above,
noth'atyoncauaee loryourself how you
liked.
lungardtoturnouts,we donot’pro-
pmto any in Washing}: street.
and ynouein South nstreet.
course all the shoveiscoutingeut
oerheiag 'ttcdtodothesuroe
muslin. proceedings.
lacunclusionwebegstthis time and
by thb Ietta. wa-unyouofoursinv
minutiae to ’
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‘usssiso rusnr.
[Intent Iowa el thdeuatyald Itate
Melee la attends-sea loom.
Shelton list wsrwitb the New Eng-
land Telephone company over the but
ing of wires and polsswlthiutbe brood:
limiteand may beshutout of this con-
venient method of communication.
,. Charles F. flavllsnd, proprietor of the
Sonthington thnix. died yestwday. lie
hsdheenlllelnoellst April, hb dheass
being a peculiar form of consumption.
lit. 11sz was thirty-seven years old.
Eugene Bornbeckc and Billy For-
sythe fought fifteen rounds to u draw
last in Bailer's hall, at Bridgeport. The
mill was witnessed by several hundred
sports. Thislstbeeecondgtnethey
fought to a draw.
The snow-laden roof of L. H: Sterling's
. livery stable in Bridgeport collapsed last
ry nignt,andaeventy carriages, hacks and
sleigha were smashed into kindling
wood. The horses were kept in another
building and escaped.
Governor Bulkeley yesterday issued an
order revoking the dishonorable disn
charge of Colonel W. Cone, Lieutenantv
Colonel Thompson and Major Smith,
field ofiicors of the First, 0. N. 0.. who
were dishonorably discharged by him
January 22, 190.
The carriage manufactory of J. B.
Gatchelland barn attached in the town
‘ of Waterford was burned last night.
Loss $35,000. Insurance $3,000. The
fire caught from an overheated stove, or
[maibly from the remnants of a black-
smith fire in a forge.
At 5 :15 last evening the Japan furnace
of the Weld Manufacturing company, in
Bridgeport, exploded, tearing away the
in the building at the time, but nooue
was seriously hurt. The building caught
fire and was consumed.
William E. Eddison, a young English-
man, who for the past nine months has
been a resident of Bridgeport, has miled
for Liverpool on the Teutonic, taking
with him mute valuable jewelry which
be secured from a N! w York firm on the
installment plan and about .40 borrow-
ed from friends.
The mystery surrounding the burn-'
ing of the barn in liddletown,
which five persons were
lutrnedtodeath,isdecpened by thed'w
oovery that the Youngs. who were any
posed to have lost their lives, are alive
and well in Meriden. The entire Young
gang of tramps are in Meriden, so it
must have been five other personswho
mot death in the fire.
The crown bureau has issued a bulle-
tin giving tatistics for 1890 of the manu-
facturingindustriesof Waterbury. The
figures are as follows: Number of estab-
lishments reported, 1P2; number of in.
dmtriee reported, 46; capital invested,
“4,638,476; bandit employed, 9.505;
wages paid, 05,256558; cost of material
used, $7,792,609; value of product, .15,
603, . K
A story has just come to ligbtthat
John T. McAlpiue, who ha been in
Fairiield for sometime posing as a re-
ligious; man and general reformer, is not
all he pretends tolne. lle enlisted the
sympathy of Mrs. Almira Hill, a wealthy
widow, and she saluted him in studying
for the ministry. lie '5 now accused of
a
‘ rubbing her of a large portion of her
property and also of running up heavy
debts. He then diseppeaml. A your or
two ago he was largely inatrumentul in
carrying the town for no license.
David Brennan, a deserter from the
Twentieth Regiment, United States lnr
fautry, whose home is in Bridgeport.
was brought before Commissioner
Wright in New llaveu yesterday morno
tug. 'l’hecommissionerdeclded that be
bad no jurisdiction and ordered the pris-
ouersrntto Port Trumbull, New Lon-
don, where he is to he tried lry court
martial. Brennan, after serving at:
months,returnedtohlshomeandfen ln
lovewithalhlamie Baker. A rival
suitorJearningthstbe was a deserter.
gave the information which led telthar-
rest.
The "Shore Line Flyer,” which left
thrillers: for Boston at 5:“ p. m...
yesterday, wasruniutojustwessof
Noank station, by a frelnht train from
~ltewlfarcu. Thefnlghtwasside
freightloootnotlrethshwllato the dim
ingroomcaranditwasbarasdsphrae
oftltepulorcarswsrethtowa fro-the
FIBEllEI on msru
Till 103W“! WA!!!" sm
1'! "III rsnrrim.
WHO-lea “Amie-d
lens-tbs hrs: m m
banana-lam.”
dredspsrttnottoekplsesl-tarenhg.
tltelsspscthkoflos'u. M“ so-
BurgesssEB.Adams,J. B. Buckley,
A.A.Chlncy, Jr., (Raul- E. Squire,
AmistantClevk B. H. Lockwood and 1.
ll. Hoyt., superintendent of the fire
alarmsystern. . ,
The-apply wagon at Dana’s stables
wasllrstinspected,and w-found to
in good order.
Hope Hose company's quarters on
Waterstreet were next visited. Ben
the visitors were received in a cordial
manner by Captain Slattcry and the
membersof the company. Twenty-two
outofthothirty memberaof the comp-
any were present, and astbeyrtood
drawn upin line ready toreceivetheinr
specting oflcers.presenudaflncappcar-
once. Chief Engineer meitt made a
oompliuuintary address, after which he
introduced tltowardeo. whoahoniadea
few remitrks. They were answered iaa
fitting manner by Captain Slattery. The
men were then dismi-ed, when the
houseandits W were cars-
fullylooksd over. All were found tobein
ll condition highly creditable to the
com .
Attire Fire Police rooms everything
was found in applewie order. Thsgussts
were received by lieutenant flair, and
twelve members of tbeorpuinstleawsre
linedscross the room. Addie-as were
msdebythc Chief Engineer, Asshtaot
Engineer Iclieon,WardsnKiurmeyaad
others. A shortdrill was thsndrcn by
themembersofthecontpany.
l'ioueerlluok and Laddw company's
roomswerealsofonnd to hoist excellent
order. The twenty members of the
company weseprcaentaud lite-ed with
megahJJ—m—aaolvyw
on. Capt-h A. J. then so
cortedthemthrougbtbercoms.
The inspecting oflcers next visited
PhanixEnginecotnpny’shotwe. Here,
as in the other department m,
orderand neatuen prevailed. Twenty.
six out of the thirty members were
drawn npinlinetoreceivethrir guests.
Addreeose were rude and after the
borough pvopertyhadbeeu looked over
all adjourned to the company's parlor,
where the inspecting partywaa enter-
tainedinaroyalmanaer. Refreshment
wereservedaad an excellent minaret
perfmutancewssgivenbbearlmljttle'
tou,Willisar Hamilton, lie-eel Bonner
sndfdward Anderson, colored gentle
men whoselnmicalpropensitiesarewell
known. George Whitlock played the
violinsndhermonica. Atthbjunctuve
thembersofthal’arlor theirs, who
weretohw guests of the my. an
rived. Tbeygaves very enjoyable en.
tertaiument, includingmany uswspscisl—
ties, which were heartilyapphudedThs
mindmdiugbylliaswnnuwaaaaovel
feature.andshehadcouaiderablc lunar
expenseofthosepvesent. Williamllauk—
erand llarry leopo'ld also sang lateral
selections. Thegatheriugw' a merry
one, breakingnpat? o'clock thismull
iog,allwishiugthsttbe anneal iurpec
tion cameolteuerthaaowceaysar.
cw. norm fissures.
A list or Ian-see Duds lee-lied
lehe‘kwwuflest'em
John [hunches to mum
lsndswdbuildiapoalo-uedresl.
fismantha W to William W.
‘Wyfl’ullvwslbm.
lraColetollewgslbastsa, a built
hglct “M”
'Bafly (LCdryIOGIIIDMU
.dbflhgaenthefl'mtlleckenad.
mummmm
e lithium.
Doom-
‘ South Norwalk. ct.
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hallehlyaadltfitem
Theaunualltwpsotlonoftks lforwalk ’0
ChiefEnglne-ul. T. Prowl“ and “-
compauied byWavdeu 1., D. Kluimey, m
ChiefEugiaser,Ward-aadothsrvrsrrr '
.
F's"
sllfimlthytlhlsmls )
.‘rbstruvstoryofblslnsrvadsllkr
mumbnutmm
“lads. England, betrayed her
night bslors their wedding
her brother and dad to
Bcfmhehadhreu here a year he had
wm his way into popular “ favor with his
voice and was worn: earning $2.00!) a year.
Fire years ago Milo Lsfrvre dinerwercd his
whereabouts and wrote him, begging for
money to support their child ills inti-
mate friends advised him to send money,
which he did up to two years ago.
iii: monthsago—after twelve yam—Minis
Burdette, the Englishwmnau, discovered
his addrcws, and two week» ago she nrrlved
in Detroit with a boy whom she nitrodured
to Crane as hie son. A stovrnysccneocv
curred in a small room in the Franklin
llmrae, in which aim was tired. Tbeclerk
heartened to the room and found the woman
in mm. libs had shot at Crane, but
mined him. The next clay he left town,
after securing m on a note indented lry
llmr Warren, lle elm took with him
the buds of four singing ukrleties of which
he was trcuurrr—ahotlt than
”no d: (In. are told to be out a gmvlmrn.
Crane bought a ticket. for livery-oi Miss
Burdette and her boy have diasporarad.
10" avenue mmonsrtou.
A Mellow to That Elect Before the
home’s Committee.
New You» Km, xii-Tho more com-
mitteeonimmigratimr met in Room Slat
writ; was aulnuittul and unturnedh
” l migration, except from .‘ort
and South American mntriee, shall he
foruncycer lrnmflnrchhlflid,
thclawlohe so framed as not ”hinder
thefreereturnofttlnericau citizcasorthe
casyadmlseiouofviaitors."
Varlousntherproprwitloeswmalaodls-
err-ed The fear of n choleralepidenrle
leads-zany of the amenities: to favor the
llslrrronn, Sm. ill.-6ovmmr llulkeley
h“ motor! the dlehmwvahle discharges of
Colonel William V. (tone, ljernmut Colo
Itcl Charles II. Thomperm, ltajnr Thomas
M. Smith and Cornell: (marge ll. Newton
"in amount of theirprevmgml military
records." The talents were discharged
three yearn ago Ira-W they migtdni w hen
the armory in the: city can. led {or polo
playing to an Warm oi a loch liovrrnor
llulkeley was a director.
free tool for Kerr England.
lllttrss,x. 5. Nov, m-w'rne W
of the sorts emu coal mines by
a lTultsd Stats-s tyndicate is confirmed.
llorace “'hiuwy. brother of lion. W. (I.
Whitney. is interested in the deal. He es-
peets the moral of the American duty on
Caaadten soft mat, thus opening the m
keteof New England tnSova Scotlafnel.
Ian-g Cobb’s limilwwt Call.
'l'sov. .V. \'.. Km. ilk—Rn. Henry livertr
sow Cobb. of l'viuatm, 'rto, pastor of the
“crib Reform chur;h,hl:'ut Tm
accepted thepaetorate t newer te
church as West End avenue and tieventy—
seventh wrest, Xew Yak city. llie salary
will Victim. lt banner prevent. Cobb
has made a reputation as an ovum.
liar-loser ”alter Arrears n Wis-an.
hair’s, Nov. 31~Joseph Mellor was
sentenced to death by a ”anew" court
for loving murdered “wife. lledeelsm
that Madcllnmlnlunvl, eymtna nun-atrial
woman. plotted the murder with him in
ordertbst knight be free in marry her.
no. flu-devised denim ll.
(humor, “or. ”FA packer sup
posed mountain 00,1”le defivered by
W Harris, of Write. Fargo & t'o..
to Cashier mommy the Island City
fittings hunk. When Mr. Md’erth’
opened the humlle it was (mod to contain
nothing but brown paw.
Assisted It In stlrsu's Iowan-g.
WM.Xw.0.~Mm
'l'. A. Velvath. a W was borne
wflpped'uwfhemaln stun here ”It:
Easy new, a resprctabls wulnan
had standard Volrstk's wife told her
Wmthnnuulwklla Mn. Wesson
pllsdthrrawhide.
The New ladle-I'M!”
llsrmm Mmflno’l'wooftheirsper
sows hwraadlallabbard’s stillddle
tow-were . tube illlam Young
udktswifr. own; was found In that
dsaaadseyskiswfleh living. Tksldeo
lltysf tumbmfllla-ya
‘ kv
humanity 1c“- ha madam, I»!
”d by the (lend
wm‘” mar. “.mw
W“. It,“ ' WI.”
In.“ bye and O'Connell)“.
It.“ fl.” thus-ads dismiss!»
were“ “III-fl
late.
.‘llaem-
our
the Fifth Avenue hotel. The following M
fiat"...
mtbrfisauwedlwyou.
14 south Main at»
no. NORWALB.
2» Ln lEhfiflBllllllTs.
They Rob the Farmers' Nation-
V at Bank at Allentown,
mmmmwrsromzm
We ll." llatehlasaa 1‘.- leII for
Me Daring Highwaymen Ware
Battle- Away with 03,000 when (less
lured by an Angry crowd.
, Mil—WI, Bur. Il—Jf'wo hold han-
dlta,~‘h true western style, held up the
flier and bookkeeper in the rm
National bank at this pluslnbr‘uad day—
light, but after leaving the tank with a
larpsurn of money they were run down
' Muptuml. At about 12:30 p. in. two
young men entered the bank and walked
directly to the window, behind which stood
Cathler Elmer ll. Hutchinson. Oneof the
united a mustache and the other was
numb faced. ’l he one with the mustache
pointed a revolver at Cashier Hutchinson
and mi, "We want all the man. you
have."
At the some time the young robber with
thermomh (nee covert-d Brnkkcoper Wil—
llaln ll. Smith with his rvvolver. Smith
was also behind the ruil. There wusnoone
else in the bunk at the time but the bunk.
keeper, the enabler and the two robbers.
Inn Down by a Mob.
The bank oificials were poverless, and
fill!) in greenlmclts which lay on the coun-
ter was nhut‘fll out to the robbers. One of
them kept the whicr and his lfllslflnt
covered with his revolver; [Brother put the
money in his pockets and then started to
wattle the door. The other robber com-
manded (7mm Hutchinson and his Maint-
ant to walk backward towunl the well
and then to hlflhll them facing it.
They did or). and the robber who took the
money. finding the mt clear, walked out
fl the door. The other soon full-Med and
levied on is run down the lira-t. As own
I the bank men found that the robbers
were gone they started in pursuit, firing at
the robber» on they ran.
Cashier Hutchinson, who is a fast run-
”, mud on the two thieves, who, per-
airing this, turnrd and llnwl w-vuml shots
at their ponders. William Laird, a
former. and William H. llrvmr, a hard-
Ilrc merchant, kept up with Cl’ln'lllf!’
Hutchinson. and they resisted in ol'rrfltk-
thing and aptoringthe robin-miner tin-y
“runabout Silly-unis. The thieves, tind-
lng that they were hrmmed in on all sides.
threw up their hand-9 on being covered
with ahotzuue and pistols in the handset
“excited citizens.
Wild “route flute.
emptied ni‘ii. ihamié’n on.l.'"£e'€5i.. r,
while the thieves tired three shots. Son:
of the bullet» took «fleet.
The crowd gathered around tlmn. and
aid malty wild threats they wore scared
and the may taken from thrm, Tue-y
garethe uaxnrsot .l. it. Morris and Fred-
erick Smith. Later in tin: day they Wrm
taken to Pres-hold jail. l‘ pun lining M'lll’t‘ but
a memorandum was fuumi taming tic
word, ”\Vombtown hunk, Nov. no," it is
supp-M ' that they intended to pay this
plane in linden: county a visit today.
Trust-flan llooth's Slat-s: Sued.
new You, gov. inuhfarie iz, ouugm.
athughlcr of Justine Bruin» ltimtlmiul a
niece of Edwin ll-mth, will shortly anr
herappeursnce in the divorce courts. in the
role of defendant in an act'um brought by
her husband. Byron K Douglas, the actor,
”Willi on the ground of cruelty.
ll Illa mpllinl be my» llmt they were
married June ill, low, in Jen-my City, by w.
A. Lane, justice 0! the pence. They haven
sua~lidwiu llmth burglar—two years and
alsmonthsold. Mr. Dough» nllrgrothot his
wife has treat“! him cruelly ever since their
marriage, runes, tally committing acts of
silence upon him.
lawn for "unity.
Pmumuuu. Sor. sir-Jua- over two
hours Tuesday night Democratic Nutinnnl
Chairman William I". llurrity received the
happy boom of l’ltilmlclpixiri Democrat»
and hundreds of Republican-s in the Auulv
any of Manic. Governor l’attimm and a
fully of friends (mtttpictl a box. Mr. llor-
lily started in Well to shake lmudn, but
whrt it was all ovrr he one nearly a. wreck.
In. Powell (isle I lllvone.
Poronsrmm.s. )1, Nov. (ll—Judge
hungruutevl an nht-olutc throne
to Hrs. “minim l’ovn-ll from per hit.»
hand, llenry ll. Powell. who was accused
of having married Sarah Townsend, of
Plusant Valley, Dulcheast county.
A. WI; (IO-Ila Killed.
BA! Insulin). Nov. infinity Miner.
from the state prison at Sun Quen-
‘l'hsy were fired upon and Marshall
killed. Miner was wounded.
‘l’e llell the 0M lewltora.
Wuuisoror, Nov. n~Cotnnwdm Wil-
IOC. managed the navy,ln his
report ncntnrnends that the nu-
merousoldnaoultors at navyyanlshere-
pairsdorsold. They uselessiuthelr
mum.
M lute let toilet“.
lotto lsusn Cm. liui'y' Nov. 3:11}.
Qantas county grand cotnp l is
We and failed to find any‘indlctmt
apt-st L‘ityClsrh Thomas urke forlsv
all. to layer Gleason tbeesrtlllntecf
“in.
m I“ fly.
lsw flavufitor. flwvludga'l'hayerbas
dddd lay
Murphy.
Our U
Intern take the 1
hmmmmm mu
' Masonic Build
you
m
83 Washington sweet.
“Mk—-
We have some broken lines of Jackets on which it will be
impossible for us to fill out, sizes. Consequence is we shall make
it worth your while to buy from us, providing we have the size
you need. It will mean a. clear saving of from $2 to $3 on each
garment.
I l consists of Tan Melton Coats, pearl buttons,"w at-
. 3' 0‘ teen pleated backs. Onl three sizes left us,
rtz: 36, 38 and 40. Price has been $10.98 9 price, $8.98 each.
~ 2d lot
at 34.98 each.
l Ladies’ Heavy Black Cloths, As't—mflckan or ltac-
ms conefur trimmed. valued at 89.5.0 each; price
will be $6.1m each. Sizes left 35, 35, tn, 42.
4 h l Ladies' Black Cloth—trimmed in good qualit
l ill. Black Gooey—worth at least $5.00. Sizes 18 t
36, 35, 40 and 42.] [Our price for some is $3.89——just think of It.
In sizes 34, 36, 3B and 40 in. Black or Tan Mel-
slh Lill- tona—full length~best finish and style. You
have seen lots of Jackets at 85.00 that won’t begin 'to compare
with these however.
them out at 03.49 each.
6 h I- Is one Special Jacket—fur lined-complete with
l ill. handsome Coon Collar—Tan Melton. $25 gar-
ment: size 38 in.” Sale price $15.49.:
F' I Just as big a sale on Kitchens for Saturday even-
Ina es ing as there was last week. only we will: have
more clerks so as not to keep you waiting.
B505
’
Fancy Mixed, in sizes 32, 34 and 36, well worth
87.00 each. We, however, shall close them out
as
l0 V " WHllll- ~* IT MAY Gil-NBERN' : “'°"
we love to make you talk, so we will close _
NORWALK.
-- I rophene
Teeth. *
" llll “mull nuorulomnarncra
Amphenc will ltively deet all arose of
to the and cause flag trolnbletwlt ls swig
mime. Io ere 5 no more need
lnhallng chloroform. other, use, etc. It. can he
on anyone, even those em '
Yr
heart disease. lung trouble or nervous
whether onnfi or old.
RBMB the Dr. Dunner is the oul dentist
Eh: 1:“ the right to use Amphene in lialrneid
o n y. ,
All work pertaining to Dentist It prices
about onehulf charged by (libel-danish.
All work guaranteed to he the best.
Office open from b a. in. until 81!. In.
DR- Fa We DARMER' "a.”
don’t state Agent for Aroplteuc.
Over Pint Office, South Norwalkfii'tinn. .
Y
79-¥Washirz§io_n 81:57?
WALL Film.-
Pictures Framed to Order.
. mm landfill.
Paints. Oils, Glass,
Pllllllllli, PAPER-HANGING lllll
DECUHATIHG.‘
L. H. Decker, ’
79 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
HALE’sj
EMULSION .
COD LIVE“ OlL
“1TH
HlPflPHDSPHllES.
50c.
For :1 {Mi l’int Battle.
:32 ETHAN KSGlVlNG
A WEEK OI“ SOLID SOUTH NURWALK BARGAINS AT
M. s. SlltllTH’S.
A“.
Insurance Building,
'10 .‘3ll9M-10N “11108
.Our Ladles’ and Chlldren’s Gloaks
this season abound in novelties and we are addin new styles
to our stock every week. A visit of inspection ml repay you
as we excel in same and our prices are the lowcpt, which we ml
quote as followe: Look at our for trimmed CheviotJacket at 86.60.
In Wool Hoslery
we shall otter special inducements, and as we have always been
head nut-tors for such goods it would be well to any we take in-
tot-eell in the people’s welfare, and invite all in need of Hosiery to
visit our Hosiery counter this week. as we are making extra ef—
forts in that department to beat all previous records.
OurtLudlcs’VKIttclove 8 ! *"T'T _
eduslflsof allshsdos and grades, severalof with: are control,
ouldsa asfo st leswearever muohintbel of an
#53 this v’lcinityt l’rloes always low and so on gum?-
“M A I x” ' fiy W L p, f f? I,
Gente’ Furnlahlngs.
W a couplets and desirable assortment or Gonts’
unsealed 3 , * dmrsmflhlrts. Alsolnsamedo-
sndunhunderéd .
call atteottoutoour mrotomta’man-
M , “Aw”, . btiwivll'
a,
lamp-i re§n ,
and your table were «liver-plated for the boll-
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