, speaker.
m, 3 '
no: SENTINEL.‘
isoi'nr NIIRW‘ALK. sum. ii. isso.
PHIA‘EAS c. LOl'A‘SBL‘RYvPGI/f.
~: _ GOVERNOR. ‘
'l‘iie Tll 'llilllllif iii Stutt- . i‘imvt-iitini‘.
which was held in llarlfoid Thursday.
resulted in the unanimous nomination of
l‘liiueas C. Lounsbury for Governor.
On the informal ballot 483 ballots were
cast as follO\\'s:——Lounsbiiry 31?. Builter
133. Tibbits 32. Harrison 4. scattering 2-.
Onvmotion of S. 0. Prince of Hartford
Mr."Lounsbur.y‘s nomination was then
made unanimous amid the greatest 91‘.-
thusiasm. The rest of the ticket is as
follows:—for lieutenant governor. James
L. Howard of Hartford. for secretary of
state. Leverett M. Hubbard of “'alling.
ford. for treasurer. Alexander “'arner
of Woodstock. for comptroller. Thomas
Clark of North Stonigggton.
A platform favoringa protective tariff.
just labor lEgislation. local option. and
condemning land grants was adopted.
In our next we shall publish the plat~
form in full and a sketch of Mr. Louns-
bury. ‘
The nomination of Mr. Inunsbnry “is
.generally conceded t) be a wise and
all‘ullg one. He is a citizen of the high-
est character and unblemished reputa-
tion: a man who lias‘made his own way
'in the world. and is possessed of much
general ability : a fluent aul forcible
and a man of great energy.
which will undoubtedly be well applied
in the canvas. lie is well known
throughout the state. and very popular
with the veterairsoldiers. and is a favor
ite With his party. to which he has been
loyal at all times. and for which he has
done cheerfully-{under all circumstan-
ces. his best. It is. therefore. l‘t‘aSOIlth
lile to predict that he will be given the
full support of the Republicans. and
probable that he will secure more than
a party..vole.
(‘uiiuiiuli Council.
The regular monthly inceiiug was
held Monday evening. the mayor and all
the members present.
llills. to the amount of $1408.49. in-
t‘luilltiz $3733 for sewers. “tri- iirdcrcil
paid. John lv. Finch was appointed
iiiipernumerary policeman.
The clerk was instructed to notify
parties in intercst oti proposed improve.
meat on Meadow street to appear at the
t‘ouncil room on the first .Tuesday in
October.
Voted. That g the committee on
finance be authoriued to borrow $8.000
for the use Ofdllt‘ oily.
The followmg report and resolutions
front special committee on extension
of water works was received and accept
tell. and resolutions adopted.
(‘ity of South Norwalk.
September titli. lSNii.
To the Honorable Board of t‘ity l'tmncib
"It'll.
GENTLRMEN : ~— Your committee. to
whom was referred the petition of heads
of families living on Taylor A\‘eiiiie.ask~
ing that a sup ly of public water he furs
nislied them. mg leave to offer the fol-
lowrng report:
Your committee find that it sit nlv.
{I .
of city water is earnestly desirct by
heads of families living on said Avenue.
, That the Board of Water Fillllllllssinlb
era has handicapped itself from exteiid~
ing water pipes through the city by a
rule adopted byiiself April 23rd. ices.
rct uiring g“ uarantee income of 10 per
ce t pe tint on the cost oi such
extension. which rule petitioners
think unreasonable and unjust. and are.
therefore. unwilling to coniplv, wiili it.
Your committee further find that hy
section 7 of the water charter it is pro:
vided that the excess of ' water rents.
after the interest on the water debt and
current expenses are paid. can only be
used as may be directed by the liaartl of
(.‘it Councilmen. iii either applying
sat excess tothe extinction of thepriu»
cipul debt. or to any other purpose in
connection with the water works.
That the wish .of‘ our citizens. as cx~
pressed in a city meeting and the ,direct
vote of the City t‘ouncil. directing the
“later t‘omiiiissioners to expend iinv
excess of the avails of the water rents
in extending the water pipes into streets
where the heads of families and maint-
factoring establishments. living or doing
business on such streets. should ask for
the same. has been entirely disregarded.
though ample time has been afforded
them to comply with said vote and the
Wishes of their fellow'citizens.
That the excess now on hand. as we
are informed by the Clerk of the Board
of Water Commissioners. amounts to the
‘uum 0' $3.4M.82.
Having duly considered the matter.
your committee are of opinion that the
prayer of the petitioners is reasonable.
and they find no good mason why it
should notbe granted: and further. that
the extending of water pipes and setting
of fire hydrants herea ier. should only
he done at the instance of the Board of
City Councilmen. as was evidently in!
tended by the water charter: and further.
that any authority heretofore granted
thoBoard of Water Commissioners to
apply the excess of the avails of water
rents. after defraying the current ex-
penses of the water works and paying
the interest on the water debt. he with-
drawn. so that. in future. applications
for the extension of water pipes be made
glrectly to the Board of City Council-
en.
It is clearly the further opinion of
your committee. that the interest of the
on would hemuch better served. by
)u icioualy using the excess of the avails
of our water rents. or fast as they may
accrue. in furnishing a supply of water
Into streets where it wouldadd to the
, convenience of families and manufactur-
ers and afford better facilities for extin~
gushing lives. than to leave it. as it is at
present. in savings banks tit a low rate
of interest. and a bank of deposit with-
out interest. , *
In view of the foregoing. your coin-
mitteerecornmend the adoption of the
reoolutions herewith presented:
All of which in respfctfully submitted.
Roar. causes. lC‘
. w. n Rm. 5 ”'1‘-
Resolved: That any authority hereto-
_ fore given the Board of Water Commis~
g
'Iionerl by the Board of City Council-
men to use the avails of water rents in
extending water pipes and to set fire
hydrants he and the same is hereby
rescinded.
Received: That the Board of Water
commissioners bound is hereby direct-
ed to advertise for pro Is for the lay-
Ingof n Iinoof four nch water pi _ on
Taylor Avenue.“ the proper dept un-
nd. connecting the some with
“outer ran West street and ex-
tending mi pipes, thence through said
Avenue tonpoint beyond High street
about 490 ft. and thence along said High
meet tooonnect with the pipe now in
unintuid street, and toner fire hy-
drantaontholiue of said pipes at. such
point-atlas oomrnitteeon Fire Deput~
mt clan damned“: to “and the
contra or ingnni p on setting
mid fin hydrant: to the £3“: and beat
'0 '
Buolvod further: That the Board of
j
\Vater Commissioners be and is hereby
authorized to apply so iiiiich of the ex-
cess of the avails of water rent: deposit
ed in savings banks. and in the hands
of the Treasurer of the water fund. as
may be necessary to pay the cost of
completing the work directed to he
done in the foiegomg resolution.
ll~ Si‘fl‘t‘il iiirtlici: ‘l‘hai iii i“ H". sizt‘o
of tlii‘ l.it:-iii-.~ .4 Hr tlie .N‘i‘nri‘ll. Illt’ IiJiIIII
of \\';ich' L‘w-llllllltrli‘llt’ls he ' illlll are
hereby rtquestcd to forward the laying
of water pipes and the setting of hy—
drants. provided for in the fill'i‘glllllg
resolutions. With as much tlispitcli as
the It'll/llx‘t‘ of the work will admit.
Resolved: That all petitions asking: for
a supply of water or an extension of the
water pipes. be hereafter tiiatilt- totlie
Common Council.
{esolvedz That the Cl-rrk of the llozird
is iierc‘uv directed to serve the Board of
\Valt‘l' t‘_iiiiiiiissi0iiers with a copy of
the foregoing resolutions at his earliest
convenience.
Voted. That that the city clerk publish
proper notice for next annual i-lcctii ii.
and that the police station be designated
as the voting place. -
Old \\'i~ll [look .\‘ Ladder Company at
)lcritleir.
Old “'0“ Hook t? Ladder t‘oiiipany.
as we predicted. received the ‘highest
honors at the Fireman's parade in Meri-
den last Saturday. llciiit-‘s band also
came iii for much praise. and was
admitted to be the finest musical organ-
ization in the proccszion. The company
are loud in their praises of the band and
express the fullest satisfaction with their
perforiiiiiiice. \\'e give below cxiricls
from Meriileii papers:
The lepiiblicaii says: “Heine's band
of South NillWVltlli came in at this point.
and furnished music for that division of
the parade which foil iwi-il it. “The Old
\Vell" Hook and Ladder company. from
the same city. The members of the
band were coated in blue. and hail I’rof_
A. lli‘ltl" as leader. which position be.
filled ably. The llillN‘lt‘lilllS contribui 'II
as good music as was heard during the
din. Spectators thought they had .N‘t‘t‘ll
good iiiacliinwfry. but they Were not pre-
pared for what they saw following the
baud. l’oity nicii'dri-ssed in .‘llllls‘iif spot.
less whitentud lilnc pants. came iii-trolling
along in perfect order. 'aiid keeping step
to the band. llkt‘ old veterans. In their
~glove covered bands they urzisiicd :i white
covered rope. which made :i lingo loop.
over .‘w fIl'I long. at the end of which
was attached their Hank and I.'lil\l!‘l'
truck. The truck Ils‘i‘ll was :i ll-lllilNi'llli'
affair. The lmldrrs \vvri- \vltite. :itizl the
wagon Work was I‘i‘il'lll color. ‘l‘hrre
int-min is of the company lllIlI’t‘lli'tl :llii'.‘lll
of the rust. hearing ’lllltlv‘ i-t-iiquits
:iiid lircm ~u‘s trump >14. ’l‘iii- t‘wlllli my
litid I'i‘j§lll.ll‘tll‘:lls on the Ntl‘n-i‘ls‘ \il:.-n
rtliev were wide i-iiiitigli. llp‘ll ranks
and close order tiles new pet li‘l‘lt‘it‘l \vith
perfect regularity. This coiiipiiiy :ind
l-‘oi‘eiiiun l“. l.. liyxlicc was liniitily
checnul and admired. It is t‘ltliril lllt‘
lint-st one in the stoic."
Thedournal says: “Heine" hull of
South Norwallt. ss-xcm ‘( ll pit i‘cs. gave
the time to thei lid \\'i-ll coiiipziiiy. 'l‘in-
musicians wore blue and played Very
t'I‘t‘illl'llil)‘. The S 'lllll Nulfiulk lloolt
and ladder company wlis i‘io l.ll‘..'t‘\l
one in the procession. 'l‘lit-re \\':-ic ti-iiy-
cigiit men. I :icli \Vt‘ullilL: :i \\ liito ll llllii'l
shirt. with l-llli‘ sailor‘s lli‘. and {I lifue
handkerchief hanging from tlwlirrtisl
pocket. black lli‘ll‘~i‘l“. and ti fatigue
cap. The full strength of llllrli‘nillil‘lll)‘ is
llllltl\‘~i‘l}_{lll men. but :is many of them
are ciigiigid in business that ill ‘5' com
not leave on Saturday. but liiilf of the
company was in line. The company
was organized March lil. lr‘Tl. llllil ii is
ono of the‘ best in the state. having it
most creditable record and having in its
ranks some of the most prominent t‘lll-
Z-‘IIS of South Norwalk. It has a finely—
titted up house with pool and billiard
tables. and it is called an honor to be
long to it. All alone; thc line of march
'o-dnv words of praise wirehciird for
llu‘ tine :ippciiriiiice presentcd by the
lili‘ll. They drew a truck that was iiixi
decorated :it :ill. but nevertheless made
a good showing. Uzi it were .. :itipcd
four liibcock fire extinguishers. l-‘oi‘c—
mau l“. l.. liyxhce' was iii command to-
tl:l_\'. and held aloft in his trumpet a
lilI'LEt‘illltl magnificent l». quet of llowers. ‘
Monday evening voted toiiike put iii
the Ansonia parade Sept. Ililtb.
.-\ .ii‘sTit‘i-t now..—
Seller-k and Austin “the :l Seton.
\\'lieii honest justices fall out roguis
may get their docs. lf so let rogiics
stand aghast and tremble. for unless all
signs fail tas tlicy generally do in a dry
time like this.» JllNitt‘t‘S Selleck and .\lI.N‘~
tin. like. “lit t<y and l.“arc unmistakably
“out". They had a wordy war in the
fortiier‘s otl‘icc on \\'ed:icsd:iy. resulting
from what llis lloiior. Judge Selleck.
considering its an llllt‘l‘ft‘fllli'i‘ of llis
llonor. .ludx'e Austin. who was simply
a spectator when the former convicted
and lined a New t‘aiiiiaii pilgrim for
committing an assault in the Hotel de
Brunswick. Austin protesting against
the “outrage“ of convicting it man of
assault. wliuwus himself ull broke up
while the victim of the assault allowed
never a scratch. Si-lleck put on that ju-
dicial frown of his that invariably ac
companies a moral lecture to the cring-
ing culprit. and tore otl‘ an impromptu
oration of repriniands. to which Austin
“respondel iii an appropriate manner.“
as the papers generally say of a banquet
toast. llig words were hurled with a
promiscuity that made the furniture
rattle. Selleck‘s long. dignified grey
whiskers snapped like whip lashes to
the metre of the chin music. and .\iis~
tiii‘s bewitcliiug lisp went hissing
through his vigorously working Jaws
with veheiuence and friction that threat-
ened to give the hinge of his jaw bone a
hot box. But the circus was soon over.
and white-winged peace hovered over
the temple of justice and scented about
to perch on the ridge-board when another
storm cloud came up and shooed it off
yesterday morning—and all on account
of Tom. Fitzgerald. the terror of Cobble
Hill. Austin appeared and objected to
Selleck assigning Tom‘s case to Justice
Gray. Tom deiiied'tliat he had employ.
ed Austin as counsel. which again placed
Austin in the light of a meddler accord~
ing to Justice Selleck‘s opinion. and that
venerable Judge proceeded to again ad-
minister a rebuke to his contemporary
and another animated logomachy ensued
in front of Mr. Selleck’s office which
waxed hotter than the first and attracted
a multitude of tin-lockers who stood by
in open-mouthed amazement and drank
the copious torrents of rhetoric. flowery
figures of speech. sarcasm and invidious
assertions which the learned belligerents
poured from the vials of their wrath.
ASelleck assured Austin right cordially
that on a repetion of his offensive con~
’duct he wouldn’t hesitate to kick him
into the street. and Austin begged Sel-
leek to disabuse his mind of the oonvic~
-tion that. the progrietonihip of his “little
mill“ invested im with a license to
“run the whole town.“ Both were
white with rage and the spectators
trembled in anticipation of aslugging
match, but. Selleck turned on his heel
and with majestic strides and an air of
contempt walked back to his desk. lenv.
ing Austin to be cooled down from his
white heat. by mutual friends whose
hearts were rent; with vain regrets at: the
unfortunate denouement. 0133 to the
hour of going to press the hi y chasm
is still yawning between the two magis-
tratec. atill‘.nnspanned by the heart
hand—clasp that stands asatrnde-mar
for "Welcome Soap.” We shall expect,‘
however, in our nextisaua, to announce
the burial of the hatchet and the smooth-
‘!
The t‘oiiipliiiy at its i‘i-eiilal‘ iiicctintt
,ing of the milled fur on the judicial
eriuine.—~(i:iz ‘11".
. .‘-|H‘I‘Illl 'l‘ooii Illc‘riiiiy. "
A special town i:: Min-g. was held at
the town house “'t-iliq'sdiiy afternoon to
take action upon petition lllzrl A. Bach
& Dr. contractors for Luifiliutg tlic shore
1. .
:is do ~ than on such 4.
\Vliceli-r and
that the work had not 1-
ing to contract rind to tiivtr srt‘id' it‘ililll
. t ltillllt’tl
toad. ['HI ‘_~..‘l 2'?
I-‘zuglht'i‘l‘ lii it r claimed
'3 (l 5': :.:‘t‘i’-ril>
in several I!).~‘l:lilt‘.‘.\‘. ashl ilw? .‘ilr. lint-ii
had been purl \\'llll§!l :: f \\ i:u.lir.—.<vf
all that he was ( milled :o, “in mutint
which lic ltd: [\‘\'ii\"-l is ‘ $6. of
which Mr. ll‘icli t‘lzllllli-l pie? iii was
for t". Ll work. and that .\:T‘. Tm \\ 354:3]
due him for extra \\..r'.; wine}. Hi .il- his
(‘lllllll $734.91. Messrs. \Vlicrlv‘r :iiiil
Rider insidi- the pain: that llii‘ Silt‘t‘-llt‘ I‘
liiiiis stipulats‘d that the \vuil: “"1" to be
done at :i certain piico p. l‘_\ iii. In lll’
estiiiititc it was calculi-tel H. -.t LIN
would amount to $3.3m; rltl. it?” in t'liN‘t‘
it exceedml or did not aim: llltl in that
suntit was to he dom- lit a pro inlio
price. The printed .N‘pi‘t‘ilii‘ ons rlipu-
late that if any \v irl: in t xc of
males made be i- qziiri-«l i! rll be paid
at the some talc. and it a lt*>.~:lllli-ilr';{ h.-
tloiic :it :t corresponding ili ilil'fil' i: Nllilll
he made troizi the i‘i‘llllht'l l «. ltiii
it thus not appear in the sgh. liI'Iilll its
' it.“
what the pro ratio t‘illllrth
rs!)
“'85.
llowt'vei'. in Mr. liicii‘s liz-l .t - stipu—
laled that Illt‘ “nil; “:lN t~v i.. .- il‘ loi'
$L‘Tililifiitl. pl'iivlilcd lllrat till i- .i- i'tif
li-t-t iii wall was c-ii'ri‘i'tiy o»»:..i|.:‘t-il.
aiiv t‘Xt'i‘ss of wall to “U p-iitl t‘ i ii the
raie of 3 cents a cuhi,‘ fan t. a: ll ..~._v t-x-
ccss ofo filling :it ‘35 cents p- \ it‘d.
Nothing was .N‘ltltl about any li‘s‘s villlll.
The :igri cineiit EIAYU‘I! “:is ill '2 t o oil:
was ti he done according to ill.‘ \t“ .» 3i-
c.it nus. plans till‘l illilliiilll t ~ t l - sun.
faction of the ,N‘t'll‘t‘llllt‘ll illl‘l - st z... :i.
change. Mr. llit‘li clziimx ll, it. 54‘ m.
scl J. l'r Mien lllll‘lill’i. ill .: t . .- ;-
"Limp; Hi l ..i >|l t‘lll“.ill"li"~ vz.’ :. f ..
:iiiy ilvtiii-iloli lI‘--iii lll‘ \' !“. .i-l
forll e on! N‘
l‘li - mutt 1‘ \\ . . i, |
J. li IKI‘ ll llltl‘:l it..- ‘ x it
llli‘lll)'lllt‘ll if 1\llw, iii
Sal. i‘ill‘lt It \\ iii » 7-, . r ll ~
.l. lloiiii ck. r. .l. ' t
It was \‘=_.l‘l is ‘ ‘.::i
[w it largr ill j. .
\\'c it .ii i'«:.o i ' » iii :.
propose i» tin“ i:»« , t\ . .‘l . ii“
i‘lllllll. Jillil \\ .3! l.- H“ 4 o 't r
.\\‘ lll‘lt"‘-l‘ ‘il‘.
of Kit. Ii.t“a‘~ .ttd
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llll‘t‘. i.. lit ow l. i il-.ll
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liliii to .. . al‘w l‘ ll . l!‘l\ r .li.ii lit-
isvninli-l '~ It the "in ;_; .~ 1» illi‘
i' viii‘fs li~‘ “5‘! Mini. illiuilly l... L. L
striii'y to lIlN .- M’ ..i. :‘lll \‘xl' ' \-i
llll‘i .. I‘v"..‘.‘l -:: 't 1 put int-oi: tlu
\‘idll‘t‘ lll Illt' \g-x n it" it: Ls 1'. {. 33.»,1 :..
llli‘h‘ is it; iui"_v :i inwatval 1y ii. 2'. lil' \‘tll
l i‘ 'vri' l‘I’." {At «my \\ ik ll: \l ' xiv i. no
ln. ll il ‘liv‘ ll ii in ~ In! i‘-~I!\l ‘\‘ \slll:
l'l: slit ' ~:.ii.l i..itsi\‘:. \\r!i‘
tlmtsu l~.lli'l ll.i't' ii.. . * it
lli‘ is lll ole IV ! illizl llxl' \\. w . \ln
sciiicwtlu: (i. ii. «or to l‘ i‘. : - --l l: s
l‘v “tract, lili‘ i x: l‘ c to l» til i 3': ~ -.
.‘iilt‘l'.lllll‘.. \Vli ll lN El- tiIt~l " - '. ‘2‘ i:
lll.:l ci' Is reason {m.l no: 1..-- , ._ .‘ i it.
li.i\‘c no muse tosiipp m- lli‘ilt .. cl
lili‘tl Ul‘ .‘lr. l‘..i< ll mil lw um. ,:- .- llt l'.
.\ llllli‘ “givvgiiiil l.lt- ” \\'ill :i\ no l'l"
mutter “Alix-til legil ix, . 2m- w: ‘-.\l
liltiiitl.
I:\\ III‘IIII‘III iii 'I’r\.i\.
(ili"il Q‘Xi'lli‘nli‘lli has lievii i'.ill\i'~l ill
Illi‘Vlt'lliilY ot l‘Jl'lN‘. ‘l‘..\.. [iv ill" li‘~
iii:irlt:il\li- i-cmciy ol Mr. .1. ll. i'ou. v.
who was s i lit-lpli-ss lic t‘t.illtl tint lllf'l iii
lll‘tl. \lr in so It . lit-nil; i-vciyix ml) ‘tki'l lm
“undying i t i i'll‘lllilyllnll. \ but. i = 1.
tie ill lli. i{.:;.;‘~ Ntw lt. .- \
Ni‘lll lulu. l‘iiulii 3.; i. L. 1‘. l-vf
Luge bottle and .i l-c\ o: llz‘. l\' .
l.lfi‘ l‘ills: li_\ the Illllt' lm w .
boxes of l‘ills :iuil l\\i~ it tz‘ .' z .
lliscovci‘y. lli‘ \\'.l‘i \vi li illul l. .il . i ii
iii lli‘sll iliiily six Ilt=l:3i\l\‘. 'l‘ll': ll :3; .
of this lil("il lliscoii-ry l1 l l‘i'llNll-Sili”. i
free :it (loo. ll. l‘lziisli-d.
[Airfield (utility tritium. nit-l \\|i.it
tit-ts Iltllll tlu~ Liqllul‘ 'I'r.iilir.
The :iiii:ii.il rcpuit of the c tint} c :r i-
iiiissioui-rs >lli\\\'.~l‘ that illil'll 3; Il.i‘ \t .i'
ii
i-iiiliizg .luui 11‘. . ic lllllllln r . l i 1;. .. . -.-
coiitiuml iii llli‘ county jtll\ \\.i‘ l it:
Hi lll“>\' Lilli \vi-rc llllli“.2 l lit:
val-is. Following are some n' l w i :::.-
c‘apulcutisrs \‘I arrest \vitli lltll: .
pirlii ll~lrtl1 Assault. lilr: Ililllilt‘v‘: . v w.
Mil; tramps. ll‘l: breach of put." .
larceny. llTi. burn-low. 51} [in v ow
show in their report the amount in! ll~
l‘t‘llSi‘ money collected and p ted t \‘t‘l‘ t \
the several tiwns diii‘iii; the l.t‘-ll~t‘
)‘cui‘. \vhicli lit-giiisNov. l llllxl t iiilsduiio
f‘ul. The total amt-uni t‘ulli‘t‘lnt \\...N
$13,393. of which Bridgeport I‘li‘».\t\l
$‘lti.‘3:il.‘3il. Norwiilk $7.1lll.‘.‘:i. St iriztmii
$‘25-lit-l5. lliuldiry $51!“? D. N» \\l \\l\
$l.3ll»l.ltl. Greenwich $3.339 LU. \\Vl stir. ll
$3.092 (til. Sirutfoi‘d ailoudfi. F.iiiti.~l.l
$llh‘l3lil. lli‘ooltticl-l 52”“. Huntington
$ililn‘ru. lhirien $317,3il. llwdiiing $197.
Trumbull $210.00. New i‘nu inn $47.»,
county treasury $:l.lii‘.‘.t‘~tl.'
Iiiii;
l‘sed for dyspepsia. IIIIIiQI slluti. \vmk
st iiiizich. liver troubles. jaundice. con-
stipalioii. &c.. Cali-T‘s Livi r ll.” is
show improvement almost from the
first dose.
Furnished Room To Let.
\ pleasant room. Izli‘i‘i)‘ fliriiislii-d \\ .ll be li'llitil
A . lu oticor l\\i\ L'\‘llllt‘llll‘ll. ‘ltM‘tIlUVRSlU‘C it‘ll
\ciiiciil in dcput and l‘. 0. Address “liittihl” care
.\ VTINEL.
“'untcrl.
few girls to hunt straw .N‘i‘\\“ll‘.1. App‘)‘ sit
.i’ Sit-2: llRNNlS iv lll..\Nt‘ll;\ltll‘.N‘.
, For Sale.
I t) Tons of vet} choice old Timotliv lliiy.
- - _ .E.'l‘ll‘1li§:§3:)!m‘ m..... c-
Booths for the Fair.
)AR'l‘IESdcsirin: to obtain booths at the In -
field t‘oiiiity Fair. ‘iu obtain them. and pi
lt‘L’t‘S for the sale of articles (luring the fair by i
in; on the fair :muiids. Saturday aftcriu-oii. 5. pt,
11. and Monday. rcpt. 13. of
a; E. citoziizii
$150, For Stile Chg-up.
)l'lllllSG lots on Spring Sinet, .N‘o. h‘umzdk.
t‘i. Slain-uric Apply to
82! Int. .lAt‘nll M. IAY‘l‘th
To “1‘!“ .
OWER part of residence of Win. It. Rider on
A “‘cst Avcnnc. from Oct. lst. Apply iniiuuli—
utely. _ air: if
.\ ut ice.
\‘ OTlt‘E is hereby given that the hard of l‘iiilfw
‘ ciiiuen pitspose to layout Meadow s r-v'l. so.
called. from \\'oodwiirtl Ari-init- to “'13s this road.
Inflklll}: the same as near as practicable of uniform
width. and that the Bimini of Councilmen “it: he iii
session at the t‘uum‘it Chamber on Tuesday K'\ citing.
October 51h. RN}. at 8 o‘clock. at which time and
place all persons whose land is pm iused to be taken
therefor iiiiiyiipix‘ar and he. heard iy said Board of
Councilmen in relation thereto.
EDWIN WILC‘OX.
(‘lerk of the Board of Councilmen .
Dated at the City of South Konvalk. CL. Sept-
11th. ma. NW3
Nottcchcuy Election.
11319.21“ voters of the City of ‘Sotith Norwailki
C301“).- 91“ ‘30"be notified that an election will
be held i9 said City 01' {South Norwulk. on the first
Monday in October. being the «lib day of October.
1888. for the purpose of electing a Mayor. six Con!»
cllmen. a TEEN". I Collector. a Marshal. an All—
dimr. two members of the Board of Registration.
and two Inspectors of Elections. one “'nter Com~
missioncr for full term in place of D. P. Ely. Esq.
whose term exams January 1st. 138?. and a Treas-
urer of the Water Fund.“
The polls win be open from 6 o‘clock a. m.. till 5
o‘clock p. m.. at the Police Station on Haviliiud
s .
‘ EDWIN “‘ILCOX. (‘ink Clerk.
“ 'P
Dated at the City of South Norw CL. Sept.
9th. 1888. ‘ $23~lt
l’ l N. S-‘lit‘ltiiiill '
Store to Rent.
N E of the stores in the New Germania Sa‘enccr-
(,
hmzil Hall. “’ashinatnu street bridi‘q: t0 lci.
-'\l‘l‘l)' In 31.1mm; ‘ Sltltf
'l‘o Rem.
DESIRABLE house. coiilainincg rooms; also.
4 ti or 7 rooms to let. both on Monroc st tvct. In—
illlll't‘ of ciiltvr ' JACOB M. LAYTUN. or
.r' titf d. ll. R-\\'.\l()Vl)
14
home.
Xoi'iiaili.
House. and Lot
‘Ull .N.\t.l-:. Also humu- hurlilin: lots. at IT'Iritlh
:ibic prices. Got-it opportunity to secury :1
Apply in J. S't‘t’iitnvzs RANDALL. hast
_ stint
(‘lioice Cnllle for stile.
') “E. (lFt'IInlt‘E STOCK. 6
L J ‘ "0 trio‘uli)lis to year and a liztlf old
Weill hem-rs, m..» r 't Nomi Jimt-y
"t « it.
— ' ‘ \..
' ‘ inull. 3.1.“...4 .. lull .-;.i. \\‘;:l .i.»
‘_ = . .3 \ idc lot as iiziiit- d.
Flt Ii HTT.
7.
Miss BAIRD’ElNSTITUTl’
—‘.“Ft)ll
Young Ladies .v (‘liiltli‘em
BOARDING: K’ DAY SCHOOL,
Exumsii. LATIN. lil'llixt‘ll. our
MAN. MUSIC AS“ ART.
‘n. on
The Scholastic Yciti
T I l (:1 tsnax'; 9.- l~21"l‘. 1 1 r,
irc Turn-4w! to
of lllt' FI'NNlnIl.
'1'i..i»i~ who desire to enter p2.
r :il‘ou before the up.
.uldriss the pl‘llw ,-»i.,
)llSN' .\' F, “Allin
BA B YT] ill—ll Lilli);
VELOCIPEDES and
(lllllfis‘ I‘ straw
Ft ill SALE
/
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tittixn OPENING.
3r l'stf‘ u .-\ 1 .i ..
FRlDAY EVE’G. SEPT. 17.
mam... ,. nut-or
'Ka'té Caxton,
.\\l‘
U STEVENSON
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'Airal-Na-P‘ntie.
Ul‘lL'llllll Soiiustk institutes.
i‘ai‘ Liltltl of Special Scciicl‘y.
iiiN‘iJu lilr \I-?.\1N 75 i i.\'i's.
‘i-iiii as or \TIIIINNIUN‘
35 and so cenrs.
OPERA HOUSE NORWALK~
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L? Enti‘ni: \‘ois Srth \l' 0x. r _
‘W’i‘iiiisri:ii‘s iiiii'o :"i‘oiiivts, l‘llli‘lis
25, 50 and 75 cents
l‘liii-liascrs of coupon tickclsmill bc :.\cii tickiis
on 'lic Inlr‘I' cats to and from Noniulk.
fie You ' “TAN '1‘
THE
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li‘roslu‘st \W‘gotnblvs
‘l‘llE
CHOICEST FR‘UITS,
TIIE
Best Fish,
'I‘IIE
NtcEsT SCOLLOI’S,
THE
Finest Oysters,
To be had in lhc country. he SH!“ 3““ Q" “101“ 0’
0“ AS. E. Il-EMSON,
4-!» MAIN STREET.
SOFT“ NORIVALK, CT_
OEMENT PIPE.
Having purchased the stock of Randall & Pierce
I will close out the entire lot -
Allll'flfllll Retinal Prices,
'I‘IIE PIPE IS
WE LL SEASONED,
and includes the following silt-st—a. 4, 5. 69‘.
10. and 12 inch. and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers. This is an unusual opportunity to oe‘
cure Cement Pipe at a
VERY LOW PRICE.
Call and examine and obtain prices.
.1. Stun-gas Randall,
Con. \‘AxZuurr Av. & Hon S-r.
823 t! EAST NORWALK.
em.
Fairliell Ci. Agricultural facility
l AN ‘ '
46th nxnlil’i‘r‘rl‘os
1‘0 It! HELD AT
NORWALK, GT.
86111. 13th, 1411]. 151l,1lilll,
171]], 1886
PROGRAMME:
.IIOX DAY, SEPT. 13th.
The building \\ ill be opcn for the r-ccpilmi of rif-
llt‘ii'N. All :lrlii'lcs furt'uiiipctitiou ur \‘Xlllhitloll in
il.. h old - must he l-inn: .i in and cntrnd upon
the . ‘ ‘5 books during this day, so far a:
practicable.
I
’ TI'ESIIAY, SEPT. 14th.
Articles for exhibition in th“ in 'i‘in: (including
l‘uiiltryi~ will be received unto 12 u ‘Iltk‘k this day.
at which time the books will be clo-cd. The Fair
will open at lo'cliu‘l; p. m.. on this day.
A: 1 o‘clock. p_ in.. Two ~war nitl Colts. to bar-
'.;_ Mic-cud “‘agon “are. class 26. and al-
lii‘e‘. t‘i -
so (‘uiiiuy lInrscs. class '37. will be shown.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15th.
Exhitmiun of Cattle. Sheep. Swim- and Draft
Hurst-s. chi—s ‘2 Etllrii'N‘ t; he iiiadi- With the Secre-
larv below in o‘clock n. In. The Vlll‘lut“ on I‘attlc
Shin-p. Swim: I’oulliy and articles in thi- biiiltllnu'.
art at lllzifl‘ o‘clock. a. in,
Tron in; in coinmi-i i- at 1 o‘clock. p m . sharp: 3
:Ildl ‘J 2‘" llUTl‘t“. class ‘27. and three year old cults.
. .—
“ 'i‘iii'ii's'iiii'. SEPT. 16th.
I‘lV‘lnli‘l"’l'lt‘f Mar-*- eind Fills. Stallmns and
]. .41 ll u. t : trr t: L, and 2t. lixuininat'ion at
1., to u . ~
l‘rmt to comment c at l u‘cioc l; p. m. .Npernil
\irigoii race. class iii. for hum-s that h \c iii-\er
munch L“? il Four year old colts. its.» L's; 2.3.0 and
I‘m-in; horses. Class ‘35.
FRI DA Y, SEPT. I 7th.
i‘uti'i " at 1 o‘clock p. in. sharp 2:31, 213 and
lit-r». ‘2"
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p. Ill 1! s'wrsiiy
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via—.-
an ani. d.
‘ic dvt‘kirrd 2|! 3
may he l’t'nltl‘vt‘il
iii.
\\
mi. for split l‘ in lull in ls. nude in E
. V.Ah\.|lk. J‘!
- lliiiiil “til it.» in :itlciiilaiii’i-
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A llitil i‘otirn w'
T': ’.i"llir\ I‘\A‘l..i - a
“all". it
.‘tlYEII-~.i\li to ground-
i h. drtii ii: iii r .
'1‘. g_ . t: v‘ turd MN.- .
«mil to hand t‘unttvr: ,
His-port. l‘rul-zriur‘
Edwin “on. firm (‘1' 1-12..
~ :zicii \I‘ufiizi-m .y and
by “'liu-li r .\ \\'.-~nii'>
WittSiit’IiuW
OTTAGE
["0 R S.“ I. '1.
Th.»- t vi'1:I_'r‘ former} in uni. as
'1‘" E ST]! I St: Ell PLACE,
H: \l
l, . li has lawn .- in
:Il~:ili‘ a‘ «l n:.'. at ~‘:
i.‘ m .-« :i'u‘l' i
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l‘0.\"l‘.\ I X S l 2 IKIHINIK‘.
inst .‘iitfi‘lt‘ pai:‘:..~s sizd i iiN'l!‘ ,~ no“ tifir‘lrtl for
Price $2,000
v
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irc‘ App 3
C. SWARTZ.
51.1: -\'~
1‘1 2‘
tht- H d \‘n :. i' :a' No c
Til? EMMY
A HEAVY STEEL BOILER-
Iiiilircct and Direct I‘Ollllllllt‘tl
Stciiiii “eat at Moderate t‘ost.
PURE AIR
AND
GOD" VENTILATION.
.N‘iiiipiu iii i~oiismivimiL years in advance of am'
ihiu: on the ni-irkci tu-iizii . ‘ '
II is the n~suit of win-iii. rantul thought by .\tr.
I‘casi‘. who has made heating and \cniilattu: the
utility of :i lifrmur.
Its civil points spiral :it niicc to the best jiidg
Illi'lll of Iliiiiktii: people.
'l‘h‘s heater cuiiihincs the best features of both
"the steam“ and “the “arm air“ sysh me
'l’lic Vllll\‘ tln‘ \\h:t h phaluccs ihr mum Jill ;v:.
crates ilic sit-am and Illi‘ greatest n'ssilt from . ‘ v-
tu amount bf coal is ohtaiufil. ‘
The quality of heat pmducul cannot be equaled
by aiiv oilivr apivmuns manufacturtd.
It is not in any xviiyniiiiplicntial. The heat can
lw casilv contra-lint to any lemprraturc iEi-sinsl. and
its {random from gas and dust are all important fea-
tiircs in its (hi or. ’
It has laser-d through six years‘ trial. Proms to
be dumb c. economical and in every way hi; lily rat»
isfaciory to our many patnms. numbers at “hunt
have written us slum: letter:- of indom‘nwni n-
"shill“! the merits of this “cute .l-‘er «talcum-.1 and
further inrticiilars address or call on
r. w. JAQUI. Jr. Agent
53 W.‘ Ll. ST., NORWALK, CT. 8‘20 3m
ATLANTIC
Willi;w till)
$7.75 1131100 is.
D E 0 KB R ’ S
I’ainc and .
‘V’nll; l’aper Store,
54 BIAI N ST.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Will‘l'fllllflll Sll'llllll Plll‘lll.
G ive‘n Away
$25.54 (FREE!
Before Jan. 1, ’87. NO BLASKS!
\\'t- iii-sin [urt‘iliti' Fifty Thousand New Siilusrribi-rs to
World,
The Western Illustrated
- 1
Ih‘filh‘ First of .l innary. 158i}. and “ill Distribute Presents to every pew snwrxéglfigffifltf‘h‘ikigrdmt (:1
“forum or, by or - i 2 a large portion of emu: receipts in lord-A A3!) if a (a. my .a one ‘
mimducc our paint it ll to obtain ll large fluleillllun list. then by enhanctn- our . \e m_ "an ,
\\'c fed suiv that alive :4. subscriber. you will always rciiiain \\lill us.
a large fuurcultimn. sin-var in
THE Will ”ll lLLUSTRATED Wfilllill ,_.._.. m..... m.....
! sv lions. lam: : i: an ll:.r n-r‘s “‘eekly. or Frank Leslie‘s Newspaper-S.
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PAGES! Rub: t‘ulinary Department: smiths; Editorial; Stark std arm; etc. etc? etc.
Every d..l....r;,....m profusely thus-initial. and in charge of Practical Editors, ‘hllsa Mary AIHIT: sup! Li-
mu: Department; .\I r. . ll. Hum-iii. Edith! of lllttsirsml Features. With mists of knovfil Iblllty n Ph.
(.1 t‘usac '. (has. J. Taylor, F. A. Carter and Inns Dairytnhle.‘ Among on: regul-r employed contribu-
torr‘ are such popular writers as Bill Nye. R. J. Burdcrte. Dov. Pin". Elia \\ hecler Vs ilcox. W. A. (‘rotfuh
i “C 1’. Read. Loni“ Chandler. (y‘ertudu Garrison. J. H. Brown. Prentice Mulford. Charlotte Perry. Prank
“ ilkcrson. (‘cliu Lumm. Chas Hockey. and others. . .
l l’HP‘QEVT AGGRE- 9." F'40 Includes Onesmnpe Grand Piano. valued at.
01, I: 1k A EATING ~09!) 51:00: "no Your-d State.N florid. 331‘: one “'3,“
mi; ont- Single Buggy: one Surrey; our Domestic Sewing Machine: one Whitt- Satin»; .\l_::t:li'uie; In: Singer
Sewing: Maritime: uric (‘hicagn ColtriL'v-QrL'IIn: Large lmOuIllt-‘dfl (‘ash Prize-S. frum at) cent: to $35 on:
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vmir. postage free and send one numbered receipt. good fur [m-nizum fin! mav h , :sléuiled to that number.
. FOR TWO DULLA “N we will send you one cnpy for two years. or two nu; ir'e to dilfmut addm fut
om- year. and three namlu red rec phi. entitling the holder to three prun- . > '
l-‘I'iR FIVE in iLlAlts we “2;: N‘lid siiv yearlyu;z;lisn‘-ripiéun tutti ttf;;13rlf- sot-d {01; eighzsI mm
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A .\l l-IlllCA AND CAXA DA.
THE MBlllUPilLl’llll LIFE QIN—SURANGE CllllPlNY.
. H'i’ Nllu' \‘tlllK.
Income lr‘<3. $ll.33<.‘"77.119
~ 71.: . (law. $lt'r“.it‘l.03‘l.
. . n: i,.c. s all on tum-is of the family. male and female. between the
a... - -- :l' .l ‘l‘\t'!II_\-. l‘iv-imiinis from .‘i to (to cents :i week. Claims pail im-
up .l'in It at .h :.tli. I’llri cullrclcd weekly from the homes of members. Bent-tits
Lil-g3 lit-:2: $l t1” in $l.“tlll and upwardN‘.
“liiiiis Paid in Nurwalk. and a few out 013300 i‘laiiiis Paid in
Bridgeport.
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. Evi-rv infurnrition \\‘lll be clinrrt'uliv nth-n lo‘ .ltl‘l'ii‘il l.l~‘.ll‘.‘§ll{. $2M“-
lliuiid um. South Norwalk. or Titoiixs :\ ill-I\.\'. .iw. sum. 1043 Main St»
Bridgeport. Agents \“d'llt'vl livery'idicie. Slurry to 2‘“! "‘-"”» 3"“ “'"h “"3“;
time. day or evening. can make big money. Apply to t'll \3“. \V. RHUUE‘b “‘5‘-
Supt.. l-‘Iltl Main .N‘t.. lvriilucpot‘t.
CARPETS !
The largest Stock to select from of any store in the State at
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH .
lilcg: nt Body Briixsi-fls i‘:irpet. 90c. up. Elegant Tapestry Brussells 60c“ 70
Sth‘.. and 90“. Heavy Ingrains. 43.2. 330th. and title. Extra Lowell Iiigrains. The.
Window Shades
HULL-\Nll SHADES. good quality. on spring rollers. With fringe. all ready to
hang. We. Spring Noll-“rs l‘l‘p‘. CORXIUE POLI-B. with Brass Trimmings.
complete. ~l3‘- '. .\ll Brass Poles and Trimmings $1.00.
WALL PAPER.“
l.\l‘.\lE.\'.N‘Ii STUCK HF saw PATTERNS.
Ii i.lh\s~‘rtl tlold. tile to 50c. per roll. l‘lain Gold. new styles, 25c. to 35. per roll.
\\'itlimit Hold. Tc. to 20¢. per roll.
FURNITURE.
t‘cttageSuits. 3H.“ Plans. Ash Bedroom Suits. *2? up. “faint“ and (‘lierry
Bedroom Siiits.$;‘?i. up. PJIIHI'SIHIN‘ intireai Variety. Bedding. Met: Springs. El?"
at Low Prices. l‘ortiers. L‘It‘l‘ Curtains. lmnit-riquins. In fact anything to furnish
your house complete can be found here at Less than City Prince. (‘nrpets stewed
by hand and laid by Practical Upliotsters. “'9 do as fine work as any city house.
and employ the best workmen In each branch of our business. Goods Delivered
without Extra charge.
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C.E
Atlantic St.. Corner of; Broad. (Opprniite the Presbyterian and Baptist
Churches.
STAMFORD. CONN:
Established in New York City I845.
ESTABLISHED was.
No. ‘3. R
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A( ‘ Kic'i‘ixQ li-lAR’l‘ .\. (o
do what few Retailers can, viz.: MANU-
FACTURE THEIR STOCK ENTIRE for
Men. Boys and Children. and sell it at
a saving of TWO PROFITS to the buyer.
Their Clothing has a celebrity of 20
years’ standing.
FISH“)! BOOKS Ill) SIIPLBS Sill? WHERE RWTBD.
N. E. Cor. Canal and midway,
new YORK ' crrv.
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