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Wart-1M . four of Ilnvilaiul South Norwalk.
John 11. creams,
Wholesali- 11nd Ronni Dealer In oil kinda of
Gilli. AND W001]
Brick. Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Larkawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkosbarre Goals.
heel“ for RUBBER ,Pllll'l‘
Yorde foot of Washington cud nu.
nun Itroetl. Bunch'ofioo u Btiloon‘
HUNT & ZELUFF
u
Washington St.
SEWERS'
1‘1 l‘lllCIfl
DEALER IN
Sewer
AND
F. 1\[.
Pipe
X: prorated to make connections with min sewer
pipes in this city on the most favorable terms.
. Put-tits intending to connect withithc recently laid
newts-e in this city will find it to their advantage to
all on him. 834 t!
F. M. PIERCE
i ‘ .7 Dmgfitore “1'“
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7 l ransom-unmet.
General Sewer lleelraeler.
oven 17. 606 m use. 13
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Price 350 a lb.
DANu-ln L’IIOMMEDIEU
\Vashlngton Street Brldgo.
I will Per the Highest Gael
Prict For
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stookby
mdmspo-tal car-rite
W P091033.
mnnonwu.
Jobbing or all kinds proxupll)‘ fill-mini to.
Shop \1111 sum-Ln ncnr \Iain
U Box III. South Sony all; (‘1.
J. R. R \\ “0ND,
Builder and Gail lraeler
\‘ork done by the DI!) or Corn-
1‘
tract
Oiiico foot of Ilaviland Street on
“’atcr. P 0. Box 617 404“
sous mow-m,
Merchant Tailor.
12 Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.
P11111310 order $5.00; Suite to order for 813.00 Re
716 t.
pairing and cleaning nicely done.
E. THOMES,
AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix Insurance 1)Go. of Hartford,
NOTARYAn 1)PUBLIC,
BOWAYTON. CONN.
EDGAR S. PLACE.
Organist of let ll. 1!. Church. 80th Km
Teacher for 6
Proper Control of the Singing Voice,
and
Training of the Kind “d Bond
for Artistic
PIANO Puma--
out concomitant. 0t.
.\ BIG JI‘I‘VI‘IIRY ROBBERY
lhuglau‘s SN urc $10. 000 Hunt) in Bridge-
port. Conn.
Shortly after? o clock Sunday morn-
ingr it was disc ivcrcd that the jewelry
store of I i. \Y. Furrchild, in Bridgeport.
hnd been entered by burglars and Iliut
the sure in which most of the valuables
were contained had been dcsporled. The
value of tho booty. consisting of dia-
~mouds. watches. and other valuables.
secured by the thieves Is about $10,000.
not including a number of gold watches
left in the place for repair. The thieves
took only the most valuable articles,
leaving behind, as if in coutcmpt, a ten-
dollur Confederate bill and an old sledge
hammer with 21 broken handle. Imita-
tiou pieces of jewelry were found on the
II Ior Sunday morning. having been test~
ed and thou :tnppI-d upon.
The thieves obtained entrance through
:1 back yard to which they had obtained
access by climbing through the fan light
of an adjoining saloon. It is a curious
part of the proceeding that, after getting
inside Ihc saloon. they put in the doors
a-Izlrgc screw its an additionial (listening.
.\ decayed sash at the rear of the jewel-
l‘y store was {-Ir‘cod III and 1 xrtrdnce to
the ccllzir thcrcbv gained. Access to the
door above was “blunted by boring out.
the hing-35 in the trapdoor. A number
of gzh‘liglits are left burning in the etzire
oil 11 1.1m: t ) Stt‘lll‘;,‘ themselves from
Him-r “slam the throws hung in from a
semen in...» up of whirc (‘lvlh taken
from the sll\)\\‘1‘tl4t':~‘ and folds of black
curubric which tin-v bud brought them-
selves and 11 ft l)kl‘ll‘.l,.
The sale was torn-d open by the use
of wedges. :1 Flt‘ilgl‘ hammer and jun-
xnxcs. The Ficdgr‘ l; unmet was also left
behind. it 11:35 a broken bundle. and
looks as if it migll have born taken
from :I junkohnp.
I‘ill“ 1.1 the tlIn-vrs.
'i‘ln~ police have no
:llllinllglll the sci-n13
\‘f the robbery is pillrulr‘il by a regular
sr :uI-l two primh- watchman.
How the 1‘r.;1‘l{~‘.;11:‘11could have operated
1:11 ill“ 111:1:11 Ill :r.-:1.:hl'ure of the (‘ity
“‘11 hi :ul ii “I; 1‘ 11- 'll ‘ »‘_\ \‘Jill' »‘ of lhcsc oili-
c1. Ii: 13‘ llII‘ prx ~1- nt c inundrum.
will ‘
l he III I by anuIn tiun.
Uri p-1.1:o;1 of .\11.;It<111~1‘.'\\ ilc Ix and
Val‘ifllla‘ ville! New 11;“ cu taxpapcrs.
pap—1‘.“ in :m Injunction suit In restrain
:11: of 1:1.- lL-rby ru-l have been
Si‘l\‘1‘-l. The Intuit-s summ'oucd to an—
swt-r :11-1‘; 1I11‘c11y of Now 11m... Samuel
l‘. .‘lcrwrn. 1117. 2.“. li. Morris rml E. Ii.
\‘1 l lend: :111.~t I s I": r \1- \\ llavufs in:
t -r.:~1 Ill 1h; 1' 1b}n-.d:;111d \\ Illlnm ll.
\ .:._Irl 11 II. “I me, or? r {or the road has
in 1:11 Il\‘1‘1‘l!l1.l l»\ I'm- council. After
reciting (In.- f. 11‘ is of llu‘ 1‘11}.Intcrt‘st it
1.. wt forth th .1! rc<pom=1blo pcrxous an:
rcuiy to pay $3119.11.“ In place of the
$3:3.nml uni-rut by Mr. Siarbuck and
that tho Slllt‘ ordered is uuconstitntiorlul.
As [Ulllli tho pnpcr says: “The comv
lilillllllll< over 11111 any action by tho
city. or by any of its oilicors and agcuts.
or by said S. 1‘). .\l.«rwu‘.. Luz in ii. Mor-
rm and I. 1:. x ml. l:,1rd or and \\'lllmn\
II. sinrbuck. or by unv of them acting
under said \‘otw of ~a :11 I court of out-1mm.
c,oun1‘il or any 1‘ mini". executed in
l‘urauum‘e u! and vote. is ultra t‘r'r‘m‘. un-
\‘Ill‘mlillllll‘lllll. w'uhoui authority of luw.
n gnu-u 1111.1 irreparable injury to the
pinnmllsm tho buyers of said city of
..\‘.~w ll |\'t‘ll and tho complainants any
tin-y urn \vilimut udrquatc rcutcdy at
law.“ ltconliuubs: “l‘hccomplainants
claim It degree enjoining the city of New
Haven. ils unicorn and ugcnts lrom luk-
iug any l‘nrlhcr Ilt‘lltlll. whatsoever under
and III pursuunco of :Irlid vote of said
court of common council, and from
executing any contract to carry said vote
into ollcct. and from doing any other not
to carry out the some. and from convey-
ing any interests or claims of said city
111 or upon tho Now lluvcu and Derby
Railroad company to said Sumucl E.
\louLLtLLuzQILILJlorciLand—LLLP
Stolldurd. or Willinm ll. Storbuck. and
money from said William ll. Smrbuck
under tln‘uulhority of said vote of con»
mun council.“ It is aloo asked that the
trustees be enjoined from acting in any
way undor authority of tho rcccnt votes
of tho council and Mr. Starbuck from
liming tho $211000 or doing any other
not in pursuance of the contract.
It \\ as; loarncd on Thumdnv that seven
ul minim of the signers of the petition
were usul without. their consent. Mr.
Willntm ll. Stevenson says he has con-
sultcd a lawyer and been assured that no
court will muko tho injunction pcr~
manout. How the lawyer knows in not
explained.
12:1'
If you wish to restore the bloom to
your wasted check, and no improve your
health that plumpucss and strength will
succeed cmacmtiou and debillty. purify
your blood with Ayor‘a Sarsaparilla.
This remedy will bout-lit you more sure
ly‘ and swedily than any other.
Connecticut Patents.
We are in receipt- {rom the otllce of A.
M. Wooster, 436 Main 81.. Bridgeport.
of tho following list of Connecticut pat~
ents last issued: .
T. P. Taylor. Bridgeport. bustle;F. W.
Ostrom, Bridgeport, power transmitter;
J. C. llotchkiss, Bridgeport, suspender
hook; E. III. Sturgos. West Stratford,
home fastener; N. E. and W. G. “'ilson,
Hartford, pedal attachment for pianos;
A . E. “inter-house, Hartford. two patents
for electric arc lamp; 0. M. Platt.VVater-
bury, machine for punching sheet metal:
F. J. Edwards, \Vaterbury, button; A.
B. Bartholomew. Wallingford. spool
holder; 0. B. Beach, SoonflCre-ek, cyclo-
meter; S. E. Cotter, Ansonia, strap book;
0. H. Johnson. Birmingham. combina-
tion tool; G. E. Marks, Sound Beach,
artificial leg; A. F. Migeon, Torrington.
cartridge shell holder; G. S. White, Don-
bury, scarf or necktie holder. Designs:
A. D. Judd, Wallingford, nut crocker;
E. W. Tingue, Seymour, piled fabric.
In the hot summer months nothing in
more palatable than Ham it sweet cud
tender. Housekeeper-e should always
Pure Kettle Lord. The reputation of
their goods extends all over the world.
Not a particle of colonel, nor my 0th.
or deleterious enhance, enters into the
ask for Sperry end Bornea’ Home end
Dug Ills Own Grav 0.
A strange and sudden death occurred
last. week. just. outside the limits of Der-
by, in Ikertield, on the farm of Dennis
Cahill. Mr. Cahill owns uncut the finest
stocked farms in that. secflon, situated
about three miles from Ansonie. near
the old Seymour turnpike. The farm
comprises over 175 acres. well tilled and
productive. Parts of it contain large
boulders which gradually have sunk
away by the tolleome hand.
Monday afternoon. Dennis told his
brother James that he was was going out.
to bury a large rock, some distance from
the house, which he had thought of do-
ing some time. He took a pick and
shovel and started acroés the fields. A
short time afterward James strolled
across the farm to see how ' his brother
was progressing. He came upon the
spot where the stone was an hour- before
but found it sunken into the earth. lie
thought his brother‘s work completed,
saw the pick a shovel on the ground. and
his brother‘s coat. He glanced into the
deep bed of the rock and saw aband out-
stretched. extending from beneath the
boulder. The great stone hid his body,
and the sight nearly crazed him. He
ran across the meadows and sought help.
The stone weighed over a ton. and a
yoke of oxen were tied to it. \Villing
hands assisted and it was rolled away
and the body of Dennis was disclosed
buried in the moist earth. Undertaker
McGowan brought the body to the house
of L‘altill‘s sister, in the rear of the Cath-
olic church. Monday evening. On the
body were no bruises, save a few slight
scrambcs on the right, shoulder and an
abrasion of thecbeek. Sutl'ocatlon must
have caused death
Mr. C abill was a very industrious man,
and to bury the hugh rock dug a large
hole at its edge. Ile dug nearer and
neon-r to the stone. keeping it upright
with wedges of stone. Having the ex~
cavation nearly completed. he stepped
into the hole and dug a little nearer the
base. when it toppled over, striking him
on the right cheek. crushing him beneath
it and thus burying him. Mr. Cahill
was wr-ll known about town. And by
hard labor bad amassed a comfortable
fortune. lie was ~12 years of age and
leaves no children. his wife having died
some timoa;o. The funeral was held
from the Church of the Assumption,
with a h when} mast-i.
Tho: lift-‘5 uncertainty should be so
illustrated in a self dug grave is a
thoughtful h ‘K‘OU.’ Ansonia Sentinel.
More cases of sick :headache. blltuus-
ness constipation. 83.. can be cured in
less time. with lees medicine, and for
less money. by using Carter‘s Little
Lin-r I‘llls. than by any other means.
T'Irniigq:iiiattifilmli:
l‘ortz‘r. t‘rotut X lI-idgkinson‘s nine
recently met the lirenum 1‘: Curr nine
and defeated them by a score 01‘ to
19. Brennan & Carr had sixteen tnen
struck out uud l’orter.Crolut & Hodgkin-
sou three.
A scrub race of 100 yards came 08 yes-
Icldsy ultcrnmm boon-ecu Michael am-
11111 and l‘muk llrenard. two finishers in
[-1. Y. I‘omntt & C033 shop. It was
closely contested and Brennan won at
about six inches.
The Hut l‘rnishors‘ Association has
nominated the following officers for the
ensuing term: For President. Elwu‘d
lloll'mau; for \‘ ice-l‘rmidont. Frank Shep
uni: for Secretary. Thomas Curry: tor
Treasurer. Edward Perry: for Sergeanb
atoning. Thomas Costello.
Tho firm of D. Quinlan & Co. has been
ri‘:11rgulliz:‘Il with John ll. Moore. late
foreman for llarrop. (list & Co. as the
new partner. The tirm now consists of
David Quinlan. Lawrence '1‘. Fell. John
ll. Monro and lleuno Leimcr. Their line
will be, much as heretofore, except that
thcv will endeavor to work into a finer
grade of goods.
Michaol Buckley. in charge 0! Connor
& Harry‘s otlico. and who former-Iv held
a similar position with Cummings. Mat-
thews & (50.. has begun two suits, one
against Frederick Cummings and one
against Cummings, Matthews 8: 00., to
recover balance due of salary and pay~
ment for special services rendered. lie
has n‘taincd Samuel Kalisch. of Newark.
The case will come up July ISth.
Illvc 'l‘hctu a Chance 3
That is to say. your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. \‘ery won-
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air passages. but the thousands of
little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be
there. your lungs cannot do half their
work. And what they do, they cannot
do well. .
(‘all it cold. cough, oroup. pneumonia,
catarrh. consumption or any kind of
throat and nose and bead and lung ob-
atructxons. all are bad. All ought to be
got rid of. There is just one sure way
to get rid of them. ’ That in 00 take
Boschee’a German Syrup, which ony
druggist will sell you at 75 cents I. bottle.
Even if everything else has foiled you,
you may depend upon them for certain.
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield
to the use of Carter“ 9 Little Nerve Pills
aided by Carter‘s Little Liver Pilll.
They not only relieve precont die".
but strengthen the utomacb and (liga-
ti’ve apparatus.
The little.
An unexpected feature of the trade in
the advent of southern buyers, portion.
larly for Texas, who were deterred from
linking their purchases early. by the
very unfavorable outlook for the crops.
The abundant rains, however, put I
diflerent phase upon trade prospect- and
they have come on to order their Fall
goods.
The intensely hot weather give: a de-
cided set back to manutocturing, u it is
impossible for the icon to munch
more than half a day‘uwork while it
hats. Dupliootao hove commenced to
arrive and everything seems to corrobo-
nteourpl‘onhooyol‘ o good Fall busi-
no..—-Botm a Farrier.
Oonval-oenla from all disc-om
wanting
should useGerter’uLivet-Blmtuflnk
garter-"mutilate. and tonic qmlo
WHOLE N O. 868.
NO REASON FOR FEAR
l‘Zx-l‘mldent Blahop Tub About Oppo-
oltlon to the Con-cum.
About 125 stockholders ol' the Consoli-
dated road met. in Loomin’n Tamale at
Music last week and by u omi—
mous vote ratified the loosened these-n-
ford and New Conan, the Nougat»;
the New Haven and Northampton nod
the Hartford and Connecticut Valley
railroads. Each of the loose. It! for the
term of ninety-nine you: from April 1,
188.. During the meeting President
Clark madea brie! speech, In the course
of which he paid o handsome eompli~
meat. to ex-president Wotnousun‘lplom-
isedthataolong u Godmvehim
strength he would not foil in his duty.
Hon. W. D. Bishop of Bridgeport tho
addressed the meeting. “There lofaud
be, “much talk of rival roads being con-
structed. A rivxl read may come. In
the course of years it will come. But
whoever imagines tint: they can build a
road to rival the Consolidated with our
thing like the nmount of it: coplhl and
~tock debts are woefully mioukeu. Our
road could not be duplieoted for four
times what it originally cost. In these
davs of ripe speculation and plenty of
money. roads are constructed by ope-cu.
Iators not so much with a view to mak-
ing money out. of the road itself to tank-
ing money out of the contracts, providc
ing the directors cut foist securities on
the public. When the New York Cen-
tral was built no one thought it
would be paralleled any more
than they did any of the othu-
big roads that were afterwards psnllel-
ed. But the New York Control was
paralleled and the road that porolleled it
went into utter bankruptcy and in now
under the control o! the New York Cen-
tral: and that any mod tho: pounded
the New York. New Haven and Hort-
ford will become bankrupt or pom under
the control of the (Jonsolidated is just u
sure as the sun rises in the out and sets
in the west. You need have no (cur but
that the old New York, Sew Haven
and Hartford will keep abreast of the
progress of time. and that the director-
wrll spend your money in a manner that
Will furnish the best accommodation:
for the public and yield the most reve-
uue.“
Arum-Icon .‘lagaxlne {or August.
A portrait of Genera Guzman Blenoo
the President and autocratic ruler of the ‘
Unit/ed Statue of Venezuela, furnishes
the frontispiooe o! the American Muga-
zino for August. A lively description
of a sojourn in Venezuela (illustrated) is
contributed by Dr. W. I“. Hutchinoon.
That country is exceedingly «motive,
and those who have once visited it.
whether {or business or plea-ore. on
olmost sure to make the trip again.
Most of the coffee sold in the United
States a “Mocha" or “Java"il rained
there. Readers of Mr. anoett‘owory
in the August number; of the American
Magazine will find out a great. deal more
than they have previooaly loomed about
the eon-inn 1nd unlit! of the [tit 033'“.
The Justice: at the Superior (hurt are
presented both by the ongrovar‘l arcand
in pen-portrait: by Z. L. White. They
are solid looking men. tor the most part.
with a decided development of ovoirdu-
poia. Julian Hawthorne contributes
Iketchee of typical cbmctergmch on
almost every American villus on pro-
duce. As yet the main tantra o! vil-
lage society have not collared '0 much
change no that at our cltleo, and llr.
Hawthorne doe- good service by om-
balming these type. before they po-
away. Col. I. Edward- Clorko, o! the
U. 8. Bureau of Education. precaut- an
elaborate review 0! the new method.
Adopted during recent yearn in our
schools and colleges. The change began
with industriol or: teaching. and in this
line the moat development to to be
expected. although the more general el-
tects are far-reaching and apply olreody
to alldepartnonp of education. “The
Ghost of Aaron‘o Prong.” by Tobe
Hodge. and “A Remarkable Pair of
l‘untaloona," by Coleb Fonytbe. are
completed stories. Mn. Lee C. Borbv
describes “A South Carolina Vllhgu"
(Georgetown). and Cyrus Field Wilhnd
tells of the quaint monuments in a come-
tcry near Baltimore. The Supplement
contains the brie! my: of “The Ameri-
can Pulpit.“ letters to the editor on
“Timely Topia,” “Suggestion. for Au-
gust.” by a phyulcion 0! experience. and
a large collection of anecdotes. lilo-trot-
ed. in “The Portfolio.”
Use Little Quoker Pills; purely rece-
table, email. ond plea.“ to mks.
A Bamako“. Pooch crop.
It has almdy boonreported that the
Halo Brothers at Glastonbury, have had
to pick some of their poodles to mvo
the trees, but tint does not tell the
wholestory. 3.8.Holevvmmenbyo
Cour-ant reporter, and he midnothing
Ilkethluyeoripeochorophodevorbeeu
known abouthere. The obondonoe of
the truitinomning;an and ltlatruo thot
thou: ball have hadtobeplokodhom
the Holetreee. but whatleuuurprldug
utheirnumbenla tholroine. The
penchummvahrgeutheyw:
min mid-Aug“. («thermistor-
euormomlylniu tenant's-bonnie
tree, and whot out pmehmvroore
golngtolnvettthoyboglnmthhtmh
ion is left to the tomato
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