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James W. Hyatt is visiting at Asbury . Connecticut’s Leather Man. SOUTH NORWALK. - wnsmpon-r.
WOODBURY, August 22.—In the Sun of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cobb have gone to Cider making has commenced at Nash’s
W Park, N' J. ‘ November 12, 1833, an account was pi-int- Boston. mill. _ - . . . i ‘ , . ' B111] (1ng
Our Brothers’ Lodge worked the third . .
"(1 0f the peregrinations 0f the famous The Raymond street improvements are The democrats held their caucus last
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ust 26 1884-. degree last cvenino‘. . . . .
Tuesday Aug ,L. I.” , Mr Clifford B DHoyt of New Haven “Leather Man” of Connecticut. Since nearly completed. evening. .
. —“ . .. . .' . , i that time a 91m in )orter has been on the . (r ' . . . ‘ .- . . . . _ . ..
The pllbhc Whom-q 01"“ he“ Mondhi- wasm town over Sunday. lookout for‘the miin and has carefully IMII' Gleorgc B. Ilal\() and wife are The public schools open next Monday ~ , , . Eli? ’i E
——For sale cheap; a show 0:180. Apply Mr. A. W.Ppatt and family of Flushing, examined all his liauiits interviewed the “Siting 1“ Boston. - for the fall term. flagelgfifi
at this oifice. L' I" are visiting Capt. Secor. people who knew him rind succeeded in Last Monday (18th) was “‘crfohflcemh Mr. Wilbur Reynolds has resigned his ‘ .i .
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anniversary of the organization of the City position with D. A. Salmon. . - 3 WA} ER STREET,
Mr. Alfred Jackson of New Haven. was Agents wanted at the Norwalk House, clearing up the mystery concerning this of South Norwalk
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. Singular person which for many 3011s has of every kind, and iii any qualiti-
Sec adv. perplexed the good people of this part of
Mrs. Charlotte Jonson, of Brooklyn, is
in town Sunday. I
The fim overcoat 0f ”'0 mm“ “91’0““ visiting Mrs. Edwin Wright.
ty, tarnished promptly.
Editor Lyon of the Republicmidook in I I
Smnioga last week. Rev. C. S. Williams, a former pastor- of the country, The strange pilgrim still on Sunday evening. MrsgA. E, Wilkins and IIIIIIIIIIICIII IIIIII . v I I
Reunion 0f the Seventeenth (" V., the Second M' E- Ch‘lWhr was in 10Wn Wears his old suit of leather, and his gen- Editor Lyon of the .Ii’epiiblican has Visiting friends in Trumbull. .7 . , . «[8 l‘OW prepared to show all the
Thursday ‘il Rld"0h‘3hl~ ’ ‘over Sunday. eral appearance has changed very little of returned from Saramgu. Dr and Mrs; George B BOIIIOII IIIIII III I ESIImaIIeS for
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H‘hhm‘l" PH“ “1'0 “‘9 only 1'0““th The Danbury and Norwalk railroad late. Mrs. John R. Comstoclx, of \\ film, The schools Will open for the fall 31nd far as Chicago on their return . I.
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1 . I. l '“q and fever. company have pill. up a new board “"hhg Conn., says that he “fled .to stop at her Winter term on next \Veducs day. ReIIIIIIIIIcomIIIIIIIII II IT I II I I V I I M [IIIaIIIIII E II I IIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIQEII SIIYIOIS In
remet ) or c i‘ .' . » _ t \l in their borough depot. house once in two or three months, but of Will. A. Tolles, of New Haven, spent F ”d A w 1c“ iono cmp e 40( go m i I EI IIIXIIIwa IIIQI III IIIEI XIII
_Fevor and Ague, and all founs o J a- . late he has infieascd his calls to once a. last Week with relatives in this city. - an . i ., Thursday evening. ‘ . I I
. Mr. John Hubbell has the frame of his ‘ , Ooml‘acts for §?FWE All”) SUMMER
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. . . v ' s. Dr. Nolan accom anied bv his wife ,
laria promptly cured h} HollandsPlll ’ p ' month. Never but once was he in the Bob Bo rq . .. st! 1 for lrunken
““ ““3 “”0' "‘ ‘ ‘ new house on Riverstreet nearly covered.
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_ ‘ (,5 Hubbell is and mothei, lcave for Denvei, , II . . I ~. . l .
Asmmm’ postuiasteIi Jamcmmwe (‘it , week. May their lines fall in pleasant llOllS..,Ialld he ““5”“? driven m ‘3 the nose on Saturday last and sent to llridgc- . , . .
spendinga short vacation at / " a ' 3' places. - cold In January, 1580. Mr. [tale of port The excavating for the piers of the new Wv‘lll'q lo f ’ "‘
Gen. William H‘ Noble, 0f Bridgeport, —-A good opportunity A H l-ont Naugatuck Junction has kept an accurate Mr. Jeremiah Donovan has purchased bridge has been done by h steam dredge. ( M. “H“ U lOllIl id lag; O
has a word to say to pensioners in another sell DODtS lsl I 10 . l as 1,] record of every time the Leather Man has the Byxbec House “0 it‘ll)" on Railroad Miss Laura Wiltsie, of Newburgh, is n . . w . -
s 0 . ant . ioe. pei cent. e. um q dtl . h d' , ,1 t f r 'ears the l l . _ , O gone} etc b 0 ill 1. l +
column. regularpricesforcash until Sept. 1. Bid)- pinseI me.’ n mgi’. impo i) ii] l. Phi-cc. / speiiding the “'(‘0k With MISS Ascnmh , 7 “1 b;
MW- Henry ('1' Brunet 0f Brooklyn, hers excepted, ' i311? mammal bl’tviui, 10;“ Lie Ofi‘ The sidewalks onWaterstreCMiave been Wright. J I' _________ ii ii .
N- Y._. “"19 visiting at M“ J' “Theater’s A lamp in an outliousc of the Norwalk ‘Ippelifr: :tmvchillonl1h:vai:lily0:oii; has”: laid with concrete or flag stones the entire Rev. L. P. Perry expects to attend the Buck 01. Gl'ierCl.
last week. - I , House 9th°d0d Saturday night and set later than at the Junction. His last visit letfimb . . .1 camp Tech? at Pine Grove during the , -
CompanyIt‘ai-e busilypreparipg fol-the fire ,0 the structure. The flames were was yesterday. He always comes to Wil- r.II,hI:is. L. Ilibbai-d, the democratic presen wee . . . B . 1d. ~. Wig-pm ,
Niantie encampment. They go into camp soon extinguished. ton from a northeastern: direction from graItIpi is in town, the guest of Mr. James The Congregational Sunday school hold 111 lng ,3 Um? I, ___ ___~_
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he“ MOhdhl' —Dl‘. Holland's Pills contain neither the Danbury and Norwalk railroad, and The fire alarm signal 1) 0‘, is to be laced 3‘; “11min! him“. but ““1“qu “t Mrs. .— i
MCSSI‘S- J01!“ 311d George 1- Buxtoii have quinine, arsenic, or any other dangerous goes thence to his cave, about a mile west on the dc 0t nea: ilie entrance ' I90 the llttlllg SI grove. Sai’li; f ' ' i . .«jortnicnt (ll
a hoe“ growing fat 0“ Saratoga’s ‘mhhml drug, and cln therefore be taken by per of Wilton, beside the South Norwalk Adams Fxpress ofiic ‘ I ' The Windows of the Blaine and Logan would anno th -. I,
h P '--- 0' o ' club room have been handsomely draped unce a, or 6 next .
waters the past week. " sons of the most delicate constitution. reservoir. When the 1'0501‘V0h‘ was built . . . ' . . . .
Miss Libbie Ballard, of Riversude, is with the national colors.
The store just vacated by Ferd B. Smith Liver-yuan George S. Grewory has lately .liis' cave, which is only one of many. was , _ , . ‘ _
a D disturbed and he had to reconstruct it. ViSiting at the I'CSldCllCC of Captain \V. H. Mrs. Clarence Lincoln, of Concord, N.
is being fitted up for its new occupants, purchased a fine Vermont mare to mate - .
Meesrs. Olsen and Glover. ~ with his Bett’s mare. The two will iin— Mrs. Conistock’s is the only place i" W11“ H. Clarke, on Day street. H" is here on a visit to her parents, ML ' °
Messrs. Lorenzo Dibble and George C. and Mrs. H. B. Bradley. TY DAYS they W111 - Ofier their
Anumber of Norwalk folks will attend doubtedly make one of the finest road to“ Where he “OPS: hm h“ has "99‘1“” . .
places along liislong route. He is readily Stillson attended the Butler mass meeting Mr. Josiah Raymond informs us that he
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i‘iifvf‘il‘ihiigdggkaiiilcit‘sriiltagjmf H i It is said that Mis. Annie Louise Cary recognized by his peculiar khOCh 0“ the at Meridcn last Wednesday. has a sunflower stalk in his garden “'hh’h , 1
Manao-er Mitchell has had the roof of. Raymond ; has had painted for home threshold, instead Of an the,door. One ML Ladrigan, the Iefiicient Sling” 0f icIe contains 0"" fifty blossoms. o i g % Fé I
the Ope:a House put in thorough repair decoration a seriesof panels portraying house at which he used to stop regularly cream at Roton Pomt, has severed his Miss Agnes Lewis has accepted a posi- entlre StOCk 0f ; F iii
in anticipation of a rainy season. characters in the various operas in which he now passes by without a look, because connection with Mr. Ackert. tion in a school in South Manchester, , j J i%
_ _ I she has been a public favoriteI _ the house has been altered and repainted. Mr. Horace Saunders regrets the loss of Mass, which opens September 1.
_A 300d opportunity. A" 11' Hoyt W . - . At the places where he stops he obtains nverv valuable don- which was killed by T1 M til - . . . ...
sells boots and shoes 10 per cent less than 1h“ Welton, he 0f “10 SW". 15 “9130"th food, part of which he takes away in .a the cars on last Md’nday nitrlit. l , 30 _ e, “3‘1““ Sunday school Will hold ' SO“ {)3} lie; 5"," Dtyj‘fii ,2. .-.-,,-:' . -. ,
regular prices for cash until Sept. 8. Rub- to have called the Grand Army men a leather bag. -If asked any questions he The fifteenth annual 01:1“ bake of the Rfiymllicnt‘::o;?:£r%;:dneaahll" (“‘0- S- ‘ - ri- it'd 1.3;. ii". C “ " ‘ 3 -‘—‘~
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hers excepted. pack of tramps. They are tlic'kind who gives only an unintelligible runt. So , . ' .
Bryiiiit&Besse have erected a. mammoth Ngi'eiiiibtifinflflhlnp: IItrampt ti) the P0115 1“ well—known has he now becomegthat even 35:32:: Libijzg’Ztfii‘iiist a;":::;:::t° take A large party from Redding, which has , , -- — .. .
sign at the intersection of the turn pike, deeper inthe IIIIIIiIi'yIIIIie pa ) ierepreseiits the school children no longei‘ shrink from . ‘v. - - . . been encamped at Cedar Pomt for two . ' . . I. . .
West avenue, and, not to be outdone, 0 ' n the Sim alieady 15f him. Still there remains an air of mystery , The Misses Moore, 0f Newark, are V'Sh' weeks struck the" tents lasr Saturday. - . -
Father Slocum, of St. Mary’s church, about him which causes many t'o avoil ing at'tlie residence Of Mr. William H. Mr. Wm. J' Finch, the committee in SPRING IKND S U MMER
Comstock Bros. have raised another oppo- _ .
, ‘ says that during his entire absence in Eu- him. Bedicnt, 0“ 0":th street, borough. the West Saugatuck district had twenty.
site Dr. Hitchcock’s.
Mr. Carmi Hubbell is spending another 1131;? heNsaw no place that pleased him as As the result, of many expeditions and . A paper box inaniifactory will be started eight applicants fortlie position of teacher. 3
vacation at Cottage City. In the light of :IIeI as Iorwalk. He. also remarks that numerous interviews the reporter has ob- "1 bulldmg, adJOIHmI-EI M“ C- E» D0137s Rev. Eli Dennison died in Newburg, N. i
past events we w0uld re eommen d that peop cIliave only to go abrIoad to bet- tamed the following story of the Leather hat shop, by 3 MT- Reid, 0f Danlmry. Yu last Wednesday, aged 91 years. He .3
Vice-Commodore Bailey start at. once - to {er appreciate Nerwalk and its natural Man :- Butler Lodge, I. O. O.IF., will work the W115 3 brother-in-law 0f JOSlflh Raymond i
look after the young man’s welfare. )eautics.-—1lepublwan. SIome fifteen years ago the New York initiatory degree on \Vednesday evening. and was well known here and in Norwalk. l ' .
Aspecial meeting of the stockholders The prOpi‘ietors oi the grocery stores in police received information from France Afull attendance is earnestly desired. . At the probate sale of the property . i _-,I—,.l<;—,-.~,CT,.E,W_. IN. ”.3 ngr .
of the Norwalk Fir: Insurance company the borough have ISigned an agreement to 0f the disappearance of a Frenchman who Mrs. W. H. Swords and daughter Lena belonging {0 the estate of the late James . i - - ~-.. .. .. - - ._J . . ._-.- HEAL; < -_\
will be held at the office of the company close their respective places of business at was believed to have come to this country. are at the u Manliansett,” Shelter Island,- Condon last Saturday afternoon, no bid __._ __
at 10 a. m., September 10th, for the. pur- 3.10.01001‘ every evening except Saturday. After careful search 110 was found wun- with Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wilson, of New could be 0“,“de and it was adjourned _.__. , _ _ i
poses named in the advertised notice else- “8 arrangement wxll commence on Mon- dIering through L‘mhfield county, Conncc_ York. for five weeks. m _ .
where. ' . day and Will continue throughout the year tlwt, where he was already known as the Mrs. Margaret Brophy will reside in Mr Stephen J O'Brien has been reen . - l ) ~,; g.
u . .n . Wll'rll the exception Of the week before the Leather Man. DeteCtivc ‘ValSh inter- Bridgeport for [1 short time 0‘Vlll" to fl."8(l to teach .til i l ' l S i- . i This i
. 'lsihe “11:13; ,SItIm‘hgili-Is f01m9r1)’ “in“: Xmas holidays. . viewed him in North Canaan, and found circumstances over which she hasa no garaiaatuek district e Migtilliii-latslle (3m; “ i — ‘ g -.
librstzmezr businwl‘i‘iEli gggnrtgflfi (if; Mr. Francis Foster raised a large flag that he was Ia‘I’CI‘SC Ito l'eIt-urning toFrance, control. . goé: to East Long Lots and Missithrhiziie . i i '
been owned in Norwalk, was drive I: over pole in his yard on Wilton ayenue, Satur. “I‘d :33 53“}th hm: llvag “3 ah itinerent, The alterations on the Methodist church Cabe takes the primary department at l .3 . .
here the other day and died in McNallv’s day afternoon. Its purpose is to hold the an er. HisIrelativeIsI in France wIere will be commenced immediately after West Sang atu ck. - i .- , _ ,
livery stables ——Stiimford'AIZrocate ~ stars and stripes which Mr. Foster has informed Of his condition, and nothing Major Crowe‘s return from the Niahtic Mr William H C l , f H B . . g
' " . . - ' 'I . raised in honor of Blaine and Logan. The was ever after heard from them. His encampment. ~ C l . l l .— 0e), son 0 ' ' ~ , ~ ' i ' '7'"‘3:"‘*w“ '
Beardsley’s spiledriverandmud digging pole is forty_0ne feet high and is capped name is Jules Bourglay and was born in Patrolman Atwat r . l . . I1 _ ° 93’ w ‘0 eft 0“ Th‘h‘s‘h‘yi the 14th _ ‘ 9;, I, E . , . , I. , g . ”‘
apparatus were taken to Westport, Wed- by a large gilt ball. Mr. Foster is entlius— Lyons. His father was a wool merchant 1 tTl 1 f C receIivei 3111mm“. “1.8L for Portland, Oregon, where he M d 0 A“ V." ' . ’
. nesday, and have since been actively en- iastic over the republican nominees, and and gave his son an education which was 3115 .mm afyctI) Elie??? ve do ars, rm Wm engage m. teaching in the 131511.01) ' AT " -
gaged preparing for the new iron bridge ”together with his sons, will do his best to completed in Paris. In that city he fell 91(1) an“? (1). sniff", S mm, the North 800“ grammar ”SCI‘OOI’ expected to arrive .' .
at Saugatuck. The old wooden super- elect them. in love with the daughter of a wealthy ‘3 em’ ' "."n‘" a" at that place last Saturday. . » ’ SASH,
sstrueture has been entirely removed.— As stated last week Manager Mitchell leather merchant named Larou, and she ‘00le tfhlfx “13 t”? on ,Satmdfly the piopeller The first meeting 0f lhc Blaine “11d - r - III
L tandrml, . opens the season at the Opera House next returned the attachment. Mr. Larou was if} 0 orwalkI collided with the carriage L033“ Chh’ was held at “3 room "1 the . Bull‘JDbgfi
The primary class of the First Baptist Monday night, at which time Miss Carrie greatly displeased when he learned Of this, budgh’ damaglng “It con'su'lembly' The Bank building last Tuesday evening. A I ‘ ‘33 t
church Sunday school hold a festival and Swain will appear in her inimitable play but young Bourglay pleaded so impl'es' propc or W,“ but Slightly mJumd' committee was appomted to have the ban- ' IA?!“ f i MULlll NG
sively, seconded by the daughter, that the MI'S- Hattie 11- Harris, daughter 0f M13 he" appropriately inseribed “3 500" as pos- , 3- _ - . i
' gig“ '13 5 ITVIN l')( ll-‘v’ FRAMES,
' jug breaking entertainment in the rear of of ‘iCad, the tom-boy." Miss Swain took I . . . . . .
'the church tomorrow afternoon at 2 Danbury by storm last season, and has leather merchant offered to take him into Nathaniel BOUtonv died 0“ Wednesday Shh“ It wasIvoted to meet 0301‘ WCC‘k 0“ - . r .
O’ClOCk- The proceeds 31‘“ tobe (1‘3“)th made decided hits wherever she has his business on one year’s probation, the high She was twenty-two years Of age- Tues‘h‘y evenmg. G t].
.to the payment of the room in the church appeared. She recently played to a large reward of his success to be the hand of The funeral was from her late residence A Sunday school concert was held in r88) . y e 1106 Flees '
on Ann street on Saturday. the Congregational church last Sunday , '
occupied by the class. house in Lowell, and the Times thus the girl. With this understanding Jules
Henry. Fclmetta, an aged colored man, speaks of her: “Miss SWain is overflow- went to work with a will, and within 3, Many quiet individuals about town last evening, which was called a Freedmen’s
Whose face and form were fmnilim- on our ing with fun and jollity, and sings, dances short time he had become the confidential Thursday evening demonstrated the fact concert, as the collection was to be given _ , ~ ' .
Vcncered liaril “700d Viol-lg.
streets, died on Wednesday, He was an and kicks up her heels in a manner that business agent of the firm. It was the that deaf mutes could ' drink rum as well for the purpose ofassisting in maintaining
honest and industrious soul and plied his Lotta need not be ashamed of. In the year 1857- Leathefisuddenly fell forty per as if they 00““ talk. They were strag- “110015 fortlic coloredpeoplc at the 5°“th'
trade of stone mason with all his energy. pathetic portion of her role, the little lady cent. The young man had speculated glers from the mutes picnic at Roton on Rev. Mr. Tattle gave an interesting
account of what was being accomplished
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extensively, thinking to help his employer that (lay.
llard urinal Ceiling & Fleming
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He lived his life quietly and died thorough- is vei'y'efi'eetive, and promises to become _ . ,
ly respected by all who knew him. one of the bright particular stars in her by his operations, and down went the A disgraceful fight occurred on Arm for good among that people. A letter ;
There is uite a cOlon of Norwalk folks own pcculiarline. Thogc wliolike tolaugli house: M. Larou commanded Jules to street one afternoon last week according W315 3150 read from Rev. MY- Densmoie, I d t k f th ' ,'
q y qu1t his Sight forever. The young man, to most approved Police Gazette rules. the $011001 missionary, Wthh “'35 as usual 11 or er 0 ma! 6 room or elr !
at Saratoga. Among them are Judge and have ample 'incentive, and those who . _ . .
have tears to shed have good cause to let overwhelmed by his misfortune, fell sick, Efforts have been made to bring the par- listened t0 With interest.
Mrs.’ E. \V. Stewart, \Villiam B. E. Loek- . ,
wood and son \Villiam, M. DeF. Lockwood them :flow.” . lost his reason, and was sentko a mad- tieipants to justice, but owing to the Last Thursday afternoon the clei'gymen ,
and wife, Miss Julia. Lockwood and maid, Marsden‘s romantic Irish comedy—drama house, After about: two years he escaped difficulty: of finding witnesses. the efforts together with one delegate from each So- .. . . l 930 .' racy: warez-.1321. {30111. .
Miss Hannah Lockwood and nieifi, Mr. “ Kerry Gow ” will be produced at Music and disappeared. Several )‘t‘ill's elapsed Were fume, eiety met at National Hall, at the request . ' '
George B_ SL John, Mr. C_ E. Fund, and Hall next, ‘Vednesdny evening. The COHl- IbFfOIO hlS TClllthCS could find any trace 0f 0“ Thlu‘Sdfl)’ afternoon thty :u’Billn 0f LIT. Staples, to confer \Vlth them in l‘(}- - 0...» -A‘ Q, __ 7‘ , ____ W ,-__ ___I_ “
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Blascer. puny bring their own scenery and promise IiinIiI. Then tligy learnchtliat he had gpiic IBoutonis horse started Ion a little gaunt, lative to, and appoint a committe to have . .. _ . _ . _
A fallliat which has the merit of novelty a fine entertainment. TliePittsburg Daily {3 IIlneriea ant IiIiilIInIiotIeI to the New - independent of any driver, from the .Yard aIgencral supervision in connection with 4 , f: . é 'g" is"
and originalityisthe“Melrosc,”introduced Postthus speaks of them:—“ KKerry Gow,’ (W1 po 10;: as :Ita e . a oxfe. . . of Mr. John McQuliae, and if he had not him, of the proposed high school. The Q II . P. 5;, III .
by Messrs. Crofut & Knapp. Its peeuli- in which J. S.Murphy appeared last night, 0 ienI ieI cteetiIvIeIs ound him in been stopped as he wgs dashing through committee appomted were, Revs. B. J. _ . . {l , 0i {y ii I;
arity is in the entirely different effect of is a drama portraying Irish life in a realis- . oinfiitiICIIictI ie was IaIieaIdy n ell-known Ann sn-Ieet,tliisitemnuglithave been more Relyea, A. N. LewiIs,I J. E. Tuttle, P. Zi , 3i i III 55 iii ’53
the side and front view. In front it me tic manner, and containing a romantic in Ii c 1 pi (ioqutyI iIOi liisI epcentiic be- interesting. . Kent-mg, J. R. Williams, and L. P. (g @ch .-" i if 5) $3
sents the appearance of.a very full Derby, and sensational interest. It has taken fair niviiir. IeI ia . t if sameI eatlier sun. A very interesting game of base ball Perry... So far as we can learn the com- i I.-I if? gig E It .
almost a bell crown in fact while the side rank on the American stage, and has w iic iI licIIstill \\ cais. In his wanderings took place at East Norwalhon Saturday, mittee has no power except that of making ' i if; ,i' g , {a , g «I
view presents a very pointed crown. The achieved remarkable success. Mr. Murphy iiSIIa p lIllIl eIrfhe would {alto no 1%,); for his between nines from] A. I bIoliInan’s and suggestions, which Mr. Staples can a ct . . . I I. .I i ii III, i it I III 5 III
quarter view is very neat. The curl is it depicts the jovial quick-witted Irishman a 0} cxeep IOOC 0“ t0 ”1600- en 1115 Crofut TKnapp’s No. 1 finishing rooms, upon or ignore as he sees fit. The exam- . . g 1. g E {a if it .3; I. 5.. j a
family were informed that he StI‘CDUOUSly which resulted in favor of theA. Solman’s ination of candidates for admission into _!1-........ " ‘5'" ‘-—‘ ‘ 3
l lf-' ch D‘Orse with a medium set. inanatural and skillful manner liittinrr , . , . ,
1a m y ’ o ObJBCted t0 ieturning home they seem to mm by .a score of 16 to 8. Only five innings the school will take place on Friday. .
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Th blo klas tak .n well and ma be set off tlie‘drollerics and peculiarities of the , _ _
e C 1 9 y Irish character to perfection, and throw- have given up all attempts to communicate were played. __,- ”nu—4+» 1-. »~
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down as a 0'enuine success—Hatter and u . . . _ . .
Courier. ° ~ _ ing in occasionally a dash of pathos that 'mm mm" .AflP r a lime he . gave up the About mldmgm yesterday, “m was . . . ' ’ -
I . effort to gain his livmg by tinkering cans discovered issuing from the barn of Hon. Louis E. Barnes, late chief of the Black— . / ' , e T E;
A tramp harness maker givmg the name . . ° . ,_ 53in IIIIE ,
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where he had become known,’ and this was undoubtedly the work of an incendi- last week.
brin s tears to man an e e. Mr. Mn 1
J M d F d g y y TD ly and kettles,and begged his food at houses Dudley P. Ely, on Clav street. The fire stone, Mass, fire department, was in town
cf 01m orison, was arreste ri ar ‘ .
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The Nurwalk Mills company find it E F gum in. III-I
cars will run after the entertainment. . . .
' has been hls way 0f hf“ 1"" many years.—— ary. The horses and carriages were re-
evening on suspicion. On account of a
number of- queer actions it was thought The Gr cehWiCh base ball club went to New York Sun. moved without damage. The upper part necessary to close their works for repairs.
that he was the murderer of Ella Watson . Norwalk, last Saturday afternoon, and M”"““" ’ of the building was destroyed. Insured. They Will probably be ready to start “"flhl . lii'il‘l‘l 0' ii‘i i: My ,5 "i -'
of Woodstown, N. J .‘ He was taken before played the GOOd Lucks Of that place, on WILTON- 3, , . in two weeks. a . J .7 i t: l i J‘- i V i _ A ‘1‘ f N
Judge Selleck and closely questioned by the Fair Grounds. The game was a gOOd Miss Mamie Olmstcad is visiting rela- The Womens Chum“ Temperance The Winnipaukrepublicans are indebted T1 i~ 'o ,lr rm. .~- -. ..- 1.. - .0: ., _ . . .i. ~.
grand juror Coolidge. Subsequently‘li‘e (“mend well played on both sides. The tives in Hartford. IIInion Will hold an all day county conven- to Dr. J. G. Gregory and E. J. Hill of the 5 I i; 1.: _ . ... .ii (xix: . . , . . . 1"" ..:» -_,,.-, ,,, A,
was given lodgings at the lockup while continual growling and “kicking" 0f the Rev. Mr. Daves from Hartford preached gilztgtl $63,111???" Stcptefiper 17’ all tte borough and Ebznezer Hill of the city for a e O .
. . . .i ci, cry. ieie w1 e SUMME}? if j.‘ -'I a: . --, .92.... .. -.
the telegraph was used to ascertain if his Nor'walk Chlb was an unpleasant feature at the Conaregqtion‘fl church qundq . ~ '
, . . - a ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ " ‘ 3 ' a number of interestin s eakers (lurin valuable fav01s.
story was true. Saturday morning he was 0f the game, and the Gama“! 0f thitt 01013 g p E: Jesse Pollard, superintendent ofNorwalk ING S (3}
. , . _
, . . . The Misses McQueen and brothers frmn v » ' '
- I. , - ' - would 1m rove 1115 nine and make the “‘0 day. I“ the OVCIIIIW‘ 0010““ Bain - - -
Sit .attlfihert) there being no eVidenceI p ' Brooklyn are Spending 3 few weeks at i will speak in Music Hallfunder the au— Ml“ company, and_w1fe, and J' F‘ Brallier ' WEI 51??
“53mg “h- and wife, started for an extended trip to ”.37.-
contests much more agreeable to the clubs \I ‘ B d ', _ - .
Testimony has just been taken at New With whom they play, if he does the 15. re 3 s. spices 0f the Lawn. Iowa last Saturday
Canaan in the Patent ofilce interference , :-. :-,‘.:’= i.;; . ‘3: .
talking and his men keep quiet during a The Camp girls, or the “Bog Angels” A new disease has broken out in the Tuesday evening-of last week the re
of Mead ea. Hallock. The invention in . . . . . . -
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controversy covers the use of the flat lift- of the 0’] aphw would be more correct If 3f on rooms in Bridgeport JailfOi acouple what it is no one seems able to ans“ or demonstration in favor of Blaine and I I I ' I I
, 0 months. A long list of petty annoy- It appeared here last week, has patent They orwanized two clubs the Whlch W111 be ready for lnSp 6 ct] on on _/
D I )
amc.— ' '. - as the are called around Canons have cit' but tlioutrliiiuinbershave been asked , , ,
g GreenWich GM!) 71w [Ourfri ends y ’ 5’ a publicans of Winnipauk had a rousing
. . . . the ’would “look to home.” While the
if?) weights, Wh‘Ch”1‘3nd perfection to the Griz-nwich club played and ,acted like ances followed on Wednesday night of leather shoes and the sine qua non beaver. L055“- . ,
erfection Scale. The improvements . _ , last week b a lo VI- Cl 1 I 'l . lf . l' , Blaine and Logan campaign club and an ,
were invented at the works of the com- perfect gentlemen, and While “mu“ be y n assnu on J 1' 1M cs ts” emisc the aSSlsmm of “01 0f the Artiller Marchintr club The Independ-
. an and were a to tinted b Mr confessed that our Norwalk boys did Canon, andadebaucli on Thursday cveu- Star and is thought to be alive. Its sex t d y C Ftle Boron h furn’sh (1 Short Lengths of Silks. I,
lHall’ock at that IIIII’III’I I}; officer 3; f the considerable .ikickingIn yet the fault lay ing, which shocked and alarmed the is yet to be determined. en "“1“ orgso l t k' d? l Idle , Remnantsbot'lll-icl' Silk: i
v . . entirely with the umpire (a Greenwich neighborhood, led to an indictment. On Police court—JusticeEly:——JohiiKerns, the music, an amor at m y oane )y or about . ,1‘ : vi";
epmliIiinyII IIt is bebeveId, however,I tliat man we believe) who eithcrknew nothing Saturday last they were .tried before drunk, $1 and costs, paid. Geo. Meyers, Ebenezer Hill, Esq. of; South Norwalk, . I Hundreds of ones 0. 0' ii... ,,.
:er'wme 12,1012??? :Etsgsiiveliitmr’fi: his]: of the game or else was too greatlyinfluenc.I Justice of the Peace H. E. Cliicliester and dnink, $1 and costs, paid. John McNeai-y, ‘I:raIIttlcd in? tggmgfiftd' miaIiiheeiiflgla in: . “hill: 3
. ' t k b t gS .Y St J1 ed by his desire for his ownchib’s victory. sentenced to fifteen deys imprisonment disturbing the peace, $1 and costs, paid, OaanIcu Ia y 'd Ed N I . F'l II as -. “or: II .,
mony waiSV '9‘ en e or“ ' B' . ' om. HL,,_,___‘+,_______ and costs. This latter is sufficient to keep Patrick Goldrick, disturbing the peace, following officers. PreSi ent, ' . orti- SUI l fli‘EB viii ii
aAppeiii'ed fig-oshiezadcssiliid (I): Pliilgcglgiiiliitii Our Schools. them there some weeks longer. We con- $1 and costs, paid. These arrests, to- mp9tl’lce'p;€,:1‘g:$’gnfifiglguttfxxfgl . _ k ......-
law er for Hallock ’ Elsewhere in our columns will be found gratulatc Mr. James T. Hubbell on the gather with the arrest of Robert Bones seereary, . (11 TI - b tt i . t b, . ‘ h All or our 20, 25 and {iii “'15" '-
y ' . I . an advertisement announcing the com. masterly way in wliiElirhc conducted the and Margaret Brophy,weremadc between J‘ _C' Ran e. : 16 a cry is 0 e . Imported Silk “run; my
FURNITURE—The mm mm y 0“ “Sit 'meuceinent of the fallterm of Miss N. F. prosecution. Friday night and Monday morning. “mformed and WI,“ have the mortar that ' - ' ‘ Cloth i‘l'antles 'Lll i‘ile'?‘ -‘ i :
Boston,de not fail to spendafew hours at Baird’s institute for young ladies and _--__.__‘+._-.I.I. ...... - : The democrats of the Second Voting was used by the South Norwalk Artillery ., . ..II. III III .III .. , .“" ._ ,. , ., .
a " The Banner Raising, district held a caucus at Sword’s Hall, last during the Garfield campaign, and Will A G S 2 I . I II ”II .' flu Su 0 m)- . I . . ,- _ ., . . .
U U I 0 Silk Suits, were 12. 1:, ‘-:;.- . 2.1. ,. -..
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number thirty-five men. They are officered
100 Children’s Mother
Paine’s Warerooms and Manufactory, on .
Canal street 0 osite the Boston and children. It should be read carefully as Their bannerliavino‘ been correctel ‘1 l . . _
, ' ' ’ pp _ . the school is of more than ordinary merit . i . a . ' ' i i m evening, to elect delegates to the several - 1'
Maine depot. They do an immense busi- . , ’ everything put in readiness, the demo- - T 11 . ,,. . , as follows: Captain, James McAlister;
. , and possesses more attractions and pomts . . . conventions. he f0 0W1“: WU" elected ' . -
ness in all kinds of furniture, draperies, of excellence than is usuall tl e . crats had their grand raismg on Saturday State convention, Mayor R. H. Golden first lieutenant, Fletcher IPiercc; second .
curtainsandlambrequins. Doinvastrict ' ‘ ’ ' ' .y l .Case m evening. Alarge crowd had assembled R F I" r. cr ' 1 «I lieutenant, W- Anderson, Jr.; sergeant, ' ' ' .. .~ - ,..._. ., .. , . .
5 schools for the young. Miss Baird pos- d 11 'd l b . I and . .. unne) , congressmna, George Will M All' t III unner Frank Jose )h . , _ M "ligii ;: e .3 i 54,: . Iii Biff all? n? w i-
an were we repai as t 10 “hhm ieally Norval and John Murphy; senatorial, c 15 e ’ g ’ ‘ 1 " , _ ... c.1593}. .i‘L.‘ .JM mini-321.31 32.... “inhi
cash business they take no risk, and sell sesscs the hirrliest testimon'al but th
' ° 1 5’ e is one of the liandsomest ever displayed Joseph A. Volk and C. R. Townsend. A cprpm-al,Jolin Grindrod.
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' 3 cases Wide sheeting in cis.
their goods at prices much under file esteem and respect in which she is held . . . . . . . ~~ - -
market.I They own the Ilargest building by patron and scholar alike makes of in this yicmity. After the raismg, the Cleveland and Hendricks Campaign club BIDGEFIELD. .
for furniture manufacturing in the city, itself an' further commendat'i) n party adJourned to the Opera House where- was organized with Gen. Nelson Taylor, ‘ . . . . 1 c as c .9. Ll. Extra (“mum at :30 cis.
and employ first—class men in all the de- y l n l} neces- speeches from various celebrities were in- . "l t d R' l d W 1,0 t Philip L. Barliite was found hanging to . T , i r, '( . _
. sary. The school year of her institute piesii en , an reiar c n, secre any. a tree in the rear of his house last Tues_ » Best I._.-t;:is(la.c vanilu‘ics 1L) cts.
- I liesr. India Long Cloth 5 (:ts.
a
bray, only 50 eta. r .,
artme t.. The salesrooms are 150 feet . dul ed in. T1 e 1 all w s ‘vell fill d 'tl . - .
p n g begins Wednesday, September 10. g l 1 a “ e M I Mr. Elbert Ayies was killed by the 9'38 day. He was temperate and a man of I ,
lO Bales Unbleached Muslin 23 ("l :1.
by 50 feet; lighted by electricity all day, , . , . , ' republicans and small boys, and the en- train from the east on Frida morning . .
and connected by steam elevators. The Dr. J' (".me s 501100} is also advertis- thusiasm of the latter was painful to wit- , .h N 1k 3' ° wealth. H’s 5°“ ‘5 a member 0f the firm
ed and Will commence its seventeenth . . . last, at the 30‘“ 0“” epot. He
r ness. Still, the affair maybe said to have stepped from the platfom in from of the T ABLE i- be'g'i‘iiQ
, 'i Lilli asset...
an ac rin n is 'n tle 5 me
in hf “1 g departine t 1 l a year on Monday, September 8th. For b t f -
8°" :1 success a 50" 0 ante-morteni train when the locomotive was but afew
of. Seymour 85 Barhite. No reason is
known for the act. ,
Last week a young man by the name of
building, so-that customers can see just . . . .
, , thorough and painstaking care exhibited .
how they make and finish their work. . ° . . . , yell, as it were. feet The engine struck him and threw . ,
Numerous visitors are coming and going m the training and education Of Its - . ' - a , 1 f l . Rogers eloped “‘1‘ a daughter 0f smith . 20 ‘iicces Best dollar Damask 75 cts.
ll th t' , ” scholars this school has few equals and~no Peach Festival. 11““ back “Do“ the P at orm w “310 he lay Gilbert engineer on the Ridcrefield branch , , . . 4 1 . .—
8 ' 8 me. superiors, and, after a personal experi- ”The Broad Rivchunday school propose unconscious until removed to the hospital of the,Danbury and Norwaalk railroad. ‘ . 1') Piecesfiwoyaim ,‘Yid? 00‘ , ,_
‘ Arrangements for the 8’93“] firemen’s encc of nearly ten years, we cordially to give another festival for the benefit of room in the chOt where he 500“ expired. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert went to Danbury on ' 10 pieces Wide hinge}? {aid 5‘11):
muster which 18 to be held in Great Bar. recommend this school as being in the the Chapel fund, on this and to-morrow Deccascdlcavcs a wife but no children. Friday and durino‘ their absence the ' . 10 Wide Halt Bleached Damask 25 cis.
“hi-Eton: Thursday, indicate that 1‘ Wih be foremost rank of educational institutions. evenings. There willbc singing, speaking' He was a member or the 17th Conn. VOIS' dauwht’cr departed. DShe is a young school an“ an “refs 0 81‘s an e a] 81's . G 00d U Dbloaclietl Damask 15 cts.
the largest and best gathering of the kind __—~4+>____. and other exercises by the scholars Ice‘ The fire alarm bell will be put up this . ° , Th“ 3 y ,
. , ~ ,- , ,, . . . . girl, and only fifteen years of age. is . ,‘ r. ,- vy Tin“; Fl u;-
ever held in Western Massachusetts. Attention Everybody. cream 1 d l f . week. A public exhibition of the app,» _ , , 4, F P i, . ._.. i. a it lh .
. . - . - . . . :Pehc ‘95 an ”“9“ 09h”! goods .- . . . . quiet town is in quite an uproar over the _;;_.__ 5*. e, l i: ii 3.3 .1 , ,
Responses from the different COmINImCS A meeting of the Bigelow Battalion can be had in abundance. Give them a ratus Will be given when everything is in event » ..... ~ x»... ....i n
are constantly being received by the pl‘O- Marching club Will beheld at the Athen- good audience for the object is a worthy good working order. The program Will William Crofut, formerly of Norwalk, , Gmmcst Bargaiiisvz'ci giggled.
‘ 1,000 yards Good Summer Sill-:5 at 2:3 ets.
include a parade of the fire department has been living with his third. wife, who
jectors and it now looks as if there would mum to-morrow evening at 8 o’clock. one. Carryalls will be run to and from -
be at least 1,000 or 1,200 firemen present. The uniforms will probably be here by the bridge frequently during each evening; headed by me- Heine’s hhhd- The fire has three or four children, but separated " 1 000 beat 50 ct. (liiniitv .14. ”.ji (‘tq
police will also participate. After the Wednesday. He came home late on 45 MAIN STREET, _ lNSURANBE BUILD1N_ a o 060 IIIICII-SIII»:S “VI IIIILI :IIIfI do-“
u,\ J. . x (v' A u x I 1:.
The New Milford department have offered that time, and to-morrow’s meeting is for the first leaving here at '7 o’clock, and the
paraIdc an egiiliitioili oIf the ciriIlIr wilt'ci ““3 Tuesday and asked his stepson if the (Eric lot wood Black Sill? -
e g ven on m roa p ace. ‘0 ria WI horse had been fed. The boy answered _ . ‘ ..
the use of the arches used by them at their the purpose of drilling and otherwise per. last down leaving at about 11,30.
il
'1 pieces 3
muster two years ago. Among the organ- fecting the organization. 1‘. ’l desiring -__——-—<+>~——— . ~ ,. -
izations to be present are the following z—— to join this chip and march during Flags for the Veterans. probably be made on Friday evening. If . - ,
Pacific Hose No. 3, with twenty-five men, the campaign are invited to be present at A correspondent of the Danbnry Répub. the alarm is not in readiness at that time in), thatcligfgzligdtili‘;:;$ g 11121231,: NURWALK I- SOUTH NDRWALK i ii. , . .
and the Relief Hookand Ladder 00., with the meeting. , Mum some time since suggested that the the affair will take place on next Monday 10:55::- t] at much h e could et out. An . ' ' . . ,
thirty -five men and apparatus, b0“! 0‘ '-—-<+>-~~ state furnish the old volunteer regimental Evening. 4 “fd (1)) oltlier tooku tliefi litgandproceed- ~ ' In order t0 Ch} 1‘ v ‘5: '7 i :7“ i- i“; ‘I' ~‘ i333 31’ iii" iii 'WlllCll
Stamford, with band; Arctic Engine 00., A Kindred Feeling Etc. organizations with a flag or flags to .take- Avery enthusiastic meeting was held 0d fr kr ock the father on: The son was ' iS fresh and VCI‘V :2 ii — - ~ - 3 = . ~ ...,A 1w: -’ can
of Milford, with sixty men;Humaiie Hose The new and fresh paper, the Star, tries the place of those locked up in the state 1518i evening at the republican head- e 0t (lll nd fined $7 “(1.009“ nmount- ‘ i, _' , I .. , A i i , i ‘7 .f’ ' 'I i f‘ I I” fill"
‘00., of Danburyr with twenty-five men its best to get around the Buffalo scandal capitol, A copy was sent to Gov. Waller quarters, corner of Main and Marshall arrest: at? out $11 in all This young - ' to all who 'shai. "f " "' =‘-‘ TU t ALI: - f if“: Eli .‘fi 1 i. . . , Q lTll'l‘it‘.
and drum corps, Itwelve men; Pioneer and recommends Cleveland. This is not for his opinion to which he replied as fol- streets, at which a Blaine and Logan Cam- 3% futma dehi m s elf 0 e1 ebrilt e d by attempt- , _ ~. .. fl‘OlH this dill!) ll .11; iii ? .
Hook and Ladder 00., of Norwalk, forty- to be wondered at when its editor, Mr. lows": paignclub was organized. HOh- Talmadge in to elo" c with an estimable young lady ' I ' ‘
five men With al’lituratus and band; Hope Welton, has a similar character. That is, My Dun Sin z—lii reply to your favor in re- Baker was chosen president; Hon. J - J» of Sundaly last, but was overtaken by the , ~ . \Ve have Igilngredsfhl ',
i ) on, ‘2':i
lation to-the battle-flags of the vblunteer regi- Millard, first vice-president; John W. father and “brought” back
Hose Co.,I of Norwalk, twenty-five Imen; he says soliimself and we believe him. menu, “m served in the WM. of the rebellion,
Water Witch Hose 00., of New Milford, " "' " 1" “W— l take pleasure in saying that I agree with you $00“ secretary; Edward Beard, treasurer; W— - 1
Fat MensClumbake. in the opinion that the state ought to furnish A. J_ CrofutI G. M. Olmstead and T. G. CASHIER ’ . i . All goods mill'liIC‘Li. in l’i'i 1:
- 3 bottom prices guaranteed a»;
forty men and Howe band of Bridgeport,
twenty-one pieces; Seamstress Engine
00., of Bridgeport, fifty men. Hope Hose
and PiODCC‘l' Hobk 311d Ladder companies and a number from the borough are. cost to the state would be sinal , but I am sure
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The J0hy ii“ men “'1“ have ‘thCh' Why 2:: llffiifiigtgnhvdm iiiebiig ococgghiitigyevicihniil‘; Raymond were elected as executive com. Wm. IIE. DurgiIg oft the lIlosItone 1531i; 933%? '
Clambake at Dorlon's pomt, to-morrow, humps 21f :lIiIeIIIbaiIt es cinbwim'cii thIrIaIy wereTrIii. mittee. Remarks were made by Hon. J. gaspgmzsggé alga—e“ iiigdicine I "III . I Send IIIII SIIIIIIIIIIII
Spec" y ° g° “‘3 n w “ °“ °“" ° J. Millard,D.'L. Millard, and J. M. Ellen- used. There is nothing like them to give an i .
appetite, touting the a tem, and do away With I
ee .
will leave on the 6:30 train, Thursday contemplating attendance. The bake will the honor wouldIho eiiillirne‘biiiisme veterans. Idorf. Mr. David R. Selleck presented the that languid mg w 'cliis so frequent among
mommg' “Dd return about mldmght- he opened at two O’CIOCk P- m. Convey- , ~ Ty vamp WALL!” club with fine portraitsxof Hon. James G. those confined indoors. 2t35 . IIII
The fare for the round trip is only $2.60, anees will rim constantly between South _—-—<+.._.._ . Blaine and General John A. Logan. The V W. acknowled edb all an“. of .
and the prospects are that a number be- NOI'walkand tliepoint fromtwelve o’clock, dgfi‘; eggfil‘bl’%‘;;§gg°§ 832,130 123%: club starts with a membership of over peozi‘flgxfigsm best 3,51 moist tenable mood , ' '
' two hundred.‘ purifier in the‘ world. . ' - .' i
sides the firemen will go from here. noon, until nine o’clock. evening. on infallible remedy for Tape Worm. 1y20
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