Norwalk weekly gazette, 1883-1896, 1886-09-28

 

 

 

t NORWALK GAZETTE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1886.

. . r an on m n . roa .osclph , ' Venerable LadieS. 090" House, NON“, F AWCE ' , .'
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esda , Se t. 28 1886. ,, w l _ , Bray, of New Haven was one hundro “I'm Comin tn h R t, t . ,-
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were gomg 0 ave on e p First it was the Canal road to preventrit Herkimer county, N- Y» September 24th, Edwin Arden 73 Mill! Street, So. NOI'WItlk. ‘- : _AT_

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for the beneﬁt of the Nor‘walk library?” rom faliin into the hands of the Boston 1786 Herﬁ ' ' Mame“. ' ' ' ’ ‘
. rst husband s name wasPlaht. s rtedb ate an I) may the , -
asks the Standard’s Norwalk correltpond- andhAlbanyg, then the Connecticut Valley Mr Plant and his wife moved from “ppo yl‘leautlifui‘ Western Idyi, We take pleasure in announcing that our "Dem-M "r N" Fall Gﬂﬂﬂs I B if ,
ent. Where is it, indeed! Gone w th the tot wart a scheme to extend it from Harl- ' . . y ' . , R AN
. ,0“, ,0 8pm, new, amt mirth, the than Herklmer county to Meridcn, Conn., more Ea [e S N est ! F A I. L I M P o a 1' A1’ I o u s ' - , .,
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snow that ﬁlled the air when the project ew Canaan ranch, but for what purpose than seventy_ﬂve years ago, where they A mum at ml Cnouns by Amen 3mm ”a
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‘ _ :33: (grhteg::::i§$walknli:k:h 111533;; t1tits never apparent.f Ilioitv it is said Eh“ resided many years. They also lived in
' . ° consummation ° ‘ 1° 9399 Of the “'1' New Haven for three years One of the a.“ what Edwin Booth 3; s - We hope to welcome the M , hil
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REPUBLICAN sSTATE TICKET. to push itttota consummation , not because bury 9nd Norwalk to the Housatonic com- daughters. Betsy H.Plant was the mother Boss-ox hpthy” 18% vicinity toa Iflsplgyooimmmk “a D GOOd 200 N W 8 Ice en 89 Youths and 0 dr 311’s
' of any existing reason to suppose our 01th 1’th 15 bl“ the preliminary to final mer- ’. . . MY DEAR ARDIN‘—Y0u hav’o my sincerest ress 8, e ty
. yon (munch, . zens lacked in the sense of a reciation of ence into the Great Connecticut Western 0f R9“ MT- Bray. She was born "1 MC” wishes for your welfare, and If my endorsement of Fall and Winter Novelties .
. . pp Consolidated railroad system in the near den, as was Mr. Wm. Plant, of Rochester, your moms be of any value to our rofesslonai f R be 500 N W O b',. '
PHINEAS 0. LOUNSBURY 0F RIDGEFIELD- 5110“ an enterprise orwouldfail t0 encour— future. Next in order will probably be now sevent . ﬁve cars old Mr Plant grlli‘ilrillmllildl hid" give h. In” mitt“ 0:111. —1N—— 0 0 S, 6 0m 1 A
, I 0 venues . age it with their liberal support. Is it not the “gobbling u " of the Shepaug and the d . 3' ll: . t ' l . ' th ,enegedamg, tgrmylmvﬁ 9398:310lthdtmt ENGLISH 30mm KAT . . .
ron mamas-as - o . likely that ‘a solution of the conundrum is Little Dgrby. he Norwalk G ”En“ sees evotes nearly all lSttllne 0 us mo ei. regards, I m ,,,.,°°,e,,,“,,, 8 , nations, 7 Coulplete Lmes of -
JAMES L. HOWARD Ol‘ HARTFORD. to be found in the proposition that its in- flahmmglkin the union of'the Danbury who resides With him. Mrs. Post has To Emmi huh“ Esq- EDWIN Bom- ’ —m mm mm. ' ' O ‘
son suanTABY 01‘ STATE. ccptors were lacking in the courage and :39 cogz‘eviftrat‘igg olgzulfzggglgréligthltehtll; llvhegsogfﬁtzeélgigi i?%?at.iok:. a relative . Tickets. 9’5. 35 and 59 Centl. rhﬁl‘igfigtemaoteglt'gla highliih‘h‘iiqma 63th:?“ GaShmel‘CS, N ew Diagonal
LEVERETT M. HUBBARD 0F WALLINGFORD. energy and conﬁdence requisite to a sub- 11888 at Wilson Point, and 8 “"011811 pas- of President Clevellind Se teinber 2lst hem at mam-m” . "a FIESllderlth'fsl-ttolsns: milinfwm I 005 ‘
iron Tnnasunsn stantial beginning? “The right man” is lgﬁi: riolgslrwi'i‘aggglﬂég" p “(lie “Elena; celebrated her 101st bilzllldfy at Spring: 4 Dress G 8' A" Shades ' our large new StOCk Of Fall and Winter S .l.
ALEXANDER WARNER 0F ’WOODSTOOK. the only one W110 has any “"3959 “in the Vermont to Mbntreal. It i: :gidentolhjat field, Mass. Mrs. Clarke is a well pr; OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK. ICE PBIVILE S b t 1 01 um I 000 DOW ' ' ' ' In {J‘ngs are
. right place." . a big railroad deal of some kind is on foot served old lad , reads easily and has full STunolzs a Cochlear..." ...............Managers. » . GE AND LAND 8 38 CPD 0 , , ill, compl‘lSlng 3“ the .latGSh Styles: handsome Shades
ron commoners, 7 h t _, and that the New York and New England 1 y . f 1 . Sh Manda OCt 4th . . d bb ' -
moms CLARK or NORTH sromnoron Ah there “Rosie Rowe " “Homer” is road is m it. judging from the large sales °°“"° °' 1"” ""1“” 8°“ "”9- e c“ ((1, ° ' At Auouon' P103088 LOW P riced Dress an no y patters. A“ desrrable, perfect ﬁttlhg and
‘ home. Perhaps thOIlgh, the Muses have of the common stock which are being Peels t0 CXCCEd her mother’s age—103 ——'l‘hc Fnshlonnble Event of the Somm— On the l . - rehabl d . i ,
_"""_"'""' ere this informed you of the pleasing fact. made. years. FOURTH YEAR or _ LJames Elih‘tlri‘r’ﬁrll‘“dd“°§ﬁlll°i§3r‘¥rll' Good re ma ‘0 garments at one lOW COSt P l'lCC. we urge
FOR OONGBEBSMEN. P. S.—For Muses; ma Gm’r’i‘n. [From the Bridgeport Standard] ' m t l - frontl'ig on Sliver Mine road, shout ' 8' on to 0 ll d s ’ . ' ‘
My sister's husband brought home a There is evidence in this that there are . MARRIED. CfﬂSSﬂns Baum” llﬂllﬂlllel' Gil ' EIGHT ACRES O vl 0 K y a an cxamme 0111 new g00ds' Look at 0111'
First District—JOHN ii. BUCK, of Hartford. copy of the Republicanism Saturday, and. more interest; hitvolved in the lease (til the ”mhht_0whh_th Wilton. on Wednesday, The on] com n m I n . “atom rodh ' F LAND, (n A 8 AND wRAPS. prices. '
Third District—Crushes A. RUSSELL, of Killingly. with an air of gen satisfaction, thhed out Eﬁghigypl'ghabﬂl‘tl‘eggggnlhgl‘t tillage as: hetgfglnlhoghlg. oleﬁgggfoéigﬁﬁg is: 3:325: tlon 0% gm.ﬁ%n’gol,:§,fgals., ”awhile-0,, c- aggroérglfhggﬂzﬁlmhg: “arguing: salad“: Every new style of Wraps, Jackets and/ Jerseys
W to me the above item, at the same the re- velopinouts will show that the New York a“. In. ogaon, i3 R. Lambert? —-1‘EE—-— $3,333? m ”uh dill]; any}??? 5mm“ m be “mm In out mm mom I W 0 . 7 '
Mr.J.E. Pattendon's residen‘ce. Also. 101111118 0111' Enlarged Cloak R00"! e “77/ 0/71/61 W’lll salve I 01” Mb?) 6?, “

 

 

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TheRe ublicanCon essionai Convention of the The are as a my umombl [ﬁat- , .
Fourth angresslonalglrhstrict will be held at so. at it their co “it “a a... 3:52;. in ‘lhglgfgeggﬁzd tgahgheflgti‘hcf‘tght‘thh wife of Thomas Bowles, taggd 27 years. NEW SPECIAL SCENERY, Attlie nooks,eocsiied: six nice square lots; l \ .
5011“ Ha“: Bridgepm'ts Conn-swnmsm‘lpohh c n l “r“ ““"“" “‘ a . . ' . Haves—In Norwﬂk’ m 6343391 Ursula 12 acres-slime runnin televery lot. spring of sea Lloaks and Wraps. P ,
6th, 1886, at man. git Thndseivimiomfs that?“ their opinions. You have denied this matter it is afﬁrmed that the tI-I‘ilhtsatohtitc hit. 0,- tat-1”,“.tmg, ‘36,; 73 303‘ ’ MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES, - :lneovhetl'l-lillllhltllﬁwater. 'r islandhss prlidueed the RICE TO ALL l
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{lilvsi'g'tgtthitzgtirﬁtilltilllfgeftrtftitléefiizhtnthlelingS‘Evlﬁgll(nigh ‘soft impeachment’ repeatedly, but this ed-' 3:: :h‘glggsgggs‘igﬁﬁg‘fmtllg‘ abhsolldgted Sré ngllrit—AtTEaittcNotlhhgllX. gapstglllghgn 23t THE ORIGINAL MUSIC, gifts-lg} attest: 03?"?slggmmrzogli’i‘rllldlli: outlaw! ﬁggv‘llfbguornm‘mmglencg m .
“1°” he 3 e e“ “4““? ‘° mm me “ “a“ " ‘ . ' ' ' dividuali-- - or .. WI 60 all 1 - - - . 0 -—-arm A--- . I o stuntitmsybecutimo to 41. Twenty distinct styles or - '
date to, congress for Bdldlllﬁmcl, and ,0 do any ilm continues to mix up your in road and be made a ortiou_of the rent South Norwalk. t _ . , ,... w“ Store 0 en E e . .
otherephttiher thusirréggstitththhtbpggghrtnhgtcttgnthe! ty to suit his stubborn notion, and the system of Western onnectlcut roa s of W Cast [ll Ulll‘llﬂllﬂll momenta - .. FIFTY BUILDING LOTS 3M1 ”- I) V r37 Evenlng.
fggztge unders good were appointed a! 010 Srgluitthll probability is that, regardless of your pm"- hlshgallrgeglzhiolliialtleotfrtheAgellhtigr 12:11: ‘Alf‘TEPh—dr'gom ting: ﬁgm‘sllggsghepglﬁlgy J was F CliossIN. Proprletohhnd- 'Mimagor Don’t fall to attend this sale as a. small amount HOSiery rtment . I
on credentials or the convention o . . 6. r . . d. h . tak h. "den ' . - ‘ _- urn s e r ms . - GEORGE 'Wfﬂ'rumorii." _ Buttress Ma r. of money will anon] r Dena .
credentials must be sea: to Thomas hurling, of ~h05hl hemll procec m t e m“ e l in of the Norwalk and Danbury road it Address Rawson. Box 125, Norwalk con. mi) Warsaw-vhw'“ . - m. ‘3 place on the remis‘es‘ooa “'h' 3'“ '0 “‘0 Has been may 031.3.“ and is tilled with -
3,53%it“.r%“§on‘t‘erfﬁlfn.°°mm‘-‘,‘ee' heme me that y 0“ are “0‘ “h“ 3'0“ seem. It must is said that only a portion or the stock "’ " ”I ' . at 10 o’clock lit. 1;... on? ﬁ°$rﬁ¥$i special bargains. ‘ V. _ BR Y ANT ‘ B IESSE & CO
Bridgeport, Conn., Sc tember 5m, 1866. he gelling to you, after taking up the‘quill was represented, while the controlling 151- To RENT—From October let. the ”Meme of - o clock p. m., on _ . . 9 . ,
12th mama'- ~KDUSENBWY- - - - 11 terest, which is owned and controlled in the late Dr. Brown on Main stree. Inquire , .- , Flannels and Blankets . .
, ‘ 13th munch—‘1“ 13- Ahsm‘“ . Will} the fond 130130 0‘ gaming for yourse the interest of the Consolidated road, took 0‘ t N 3‘31? .’ lursdayo sept' 30' c I C) T
- _.- 1:311 Biggggﬂggﬁofgghgﬁ a little checp distinction for originality, to no part, but stood by and allowed the nth MISS BROWN. 152 Main Stree , orwa . 0 t 5“ t 9“] 1886 Maps at the omen or the Auctioneers. “m“ am: "' m 3"“ . " . ' H I E RS & H A I I- E R5
)6)? igih BlstrzctGGl-tzg. % $3336“ see the fruits of your mental straining and rangement to be made. When the time . A. B _ - (3 . l 0 , e" , - 1 A . _ . , _ _ . . g
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20th District—HOWARD Cum". midnight brain racking accredited to an- comtest, it i:_aﬁlil'med,t thpt titan: iclimll‘oll-t , 3236111- - . Sturges & Mitchell, Auctioneers. a 00°. . 29 Main Stree t, No'r'wallc.
V other, Who has even more reason to be 1‘35.335.513....33333§§1ia1°n03 militia; ONﬁugtvghiiﬁlleﬁggeﬁig‘i‘igegw '3: 1:3;k‘lli CATTLE SHOW ON TUESDAY' ' Terms made iruown at time or sale. alas wall the nut' dwiht'rﬂ'ﬁ r‘rl't'ouu '
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4g . disEuSted With the ‘miStaken identity' New York New Haven and Hartford avg. every particular will be sold at a great bargain 11 GRAVD HORSE SHOW WEDNESDAY‘ . . '
.- than on ourself. You had better desist ’ th - - - called for soon. ‘anuire at Oman Oman. 3:39 i . .' _ _ - . . :
Rﬂlllllllt‘rlll Tﬂllll 03110118 y 3' tom, made by e same interest Within the TRO'I‘TING THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND WHEN SHOPPING FOB Gloves Tﬂmmmll &thht Goths
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The Republicans of the mm and Thtm Votmg from your 111 advrsed literary BBpll’ﬁIlOllB, lathtlcr cOIt'porattlgn,hang thte vigghmmiiiic
Districts of the town of Norwalk are hereby notl— and consecrate your talents to crazy quilt: W pass mm 0 an 5 0 _ 1 mm - 0"th l carpets l . .
tied to meet at the Opera House on Wednesday, -_ , Barnum and become a portion of the _ D Lamas! Assonrilmm msra'rs. .
September 29th, ate p. m., to nominate candidates patch work. Thlt Will bring you the ap- Grei'tt Western Connecticut Consolidated ()NE newly laid down but not worn; others DAILY RAILROAD EXCURSIONS. 1
for town officers, delegates to the congressional plause of the people and possibly some road more or less worn. Will be sold at a sacrl- . , . _ .
county, senatorial 311d probate conventions, “m ‘ . ’ . ° lice. Apply at the once of the Gum-rs. 3t39 Send for Pemium List. , Trotting entries close Do NOT FAIL TO CALL OF -
to transact all other business proper to come cattle show premiums, while your »far—, [From the New Haven Register’s Norwalk September 3011!: ' “3" - DEALERS IN
before said meeting. For order, . . . , . , . n. c. LYNES, Secretary, Danbliry, Conn. . o .
REPUBLICAN Town Conan-ran. fetched vaporings in literature will event- Correspondence.] , e t e
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uaily bring you into ridicule and sharpen It appears that at a recent meeting

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your vanity only to lacerate your spirit of and- Danbury road there were present L232}; fﬁlggl‘tsé, gﬁss‘llii «filli- e atzra n, W Th I] M R an En Successors to JOHN It. Kandahar: it 00., BOOTS AN D SHOES
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Republican Borough Canola. pridobwhen enzydis aroused, whiittl;k it representatives of only 6,000 of the 20,090 5 Tnisorrios. _ ‘ .
THE Republican voters of the Borougbo 'or- must 9 y suc isappointing ins es shares, and thelease of the ton to tie BROADWAY COR 9TH ST narmmsunn 1834. . -
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nomll‘iliilllkcggiﬁlcib ornlgttillllfiilglllgitllgergmigllls h: as this Republican fellow allows himself to Ettggattotni]: tswtaliiancoththitiirthléﬂgg c112); f {:2 . For Sale. .
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11333:: 12:33: gglolglgusfiy («glider 3y even “3 comma“): labor under. Throw your qlnnr road. In commenting on this fact a prom- 0 cm" m" “we of "'8 me Judson Rilee‘ BRIDGEPOR 1; . roux. L O OMON’S
REPUBLICAN Bononen Conmmr. away Rosie, and take up your knitting inent railroad ofﬁcial said to -day: . “In with glistg‘weo-gtgg :33 dbl-trio mtgdnrliimhl'gii h . t t . Th .
. ' needle; learn to mix pancake batter, and myopinlon we' will live to see a grand avenue, near West avenue. A: very desirable and WILL OFFER on F M G . at they are Selllng Boots and Shoes CHEAPER than ally
n ocratic Boron h ‘ Caucus cc plclclc plclclccl plcllcc appeal we rllllcll deal to... lccc- r... 3...... “32.2““! “on:'r‘orra.lorrr:.:ooiie . , ' as “Mlle was at P0111113? ”1033- SONS - . '
em 8' , - ,, . . . - owns and controls alarge amount of the ' ' ‘ - ° other 1101188 11 N0 lk W ll tt -
seeds. Having deliveredhimself of this . 1 two. . e ca 3 en
IIE Democratic voters of the Borough of Nor- . . , ~ Housatonic “1111336, and 9-9 that Wad has MONDAY SEPTEMBER 97, —~—-—- ‘ ‘
T walk are hereb' notiﬁed that a caucus to overﬂow 0f pTOfoulld Philosophy, he 50“- now absorbed the Norwalk road, it would Factory to Let. ’ Constantly receiving novelties in the rollowing ‘ ' "
nominate “Miami! 01' 13°10‘18“ 0mm”! Wh‘ ‘9" ed himself turned the paper over and not surprise me to see the Consolidated departments: tlonto 801118 Of 0111' gOOdS be] 0W. ‘
held at the Tow: Ilouse. on Saturday evening, . ’_ _ l S at Dozen Hat Factory, with .25 Horse Power Additional Fall Novemgg in Choice. ‘ , .
October 'ld,at80-u’rock. By order laughed borsterously over this “joke” on toad absorbthem both. Genera _ uper- Boiler, will be let on reasonable terms. Can CLOAKS -
DEMOCRATIC BOROUGH Conimsn. the atent outside- “A man of metal—the intendent Shepard h” advrscd the Housa- be used and is suitable for other Purposoﬂ- SILIKS AND E ' ‘ . - ..
' ml: or... ,, ' ’ “it“??? bi°°““¥“‘i°““i’“°’lltm ‘P‘icp’iii‘lms‘l‘ﬁcppcpp ' press olro‘b‘ém' LADIES’ FRENCH KID LADIES’ GLOVE KID
. ‘ . . . 10' ll. 0 To 9" 01' 1'03 - er ’, C . D E G ' , [.0 our DEPARTMENT or . ‘ ’ .- - -~ .
SPECIAL NOTICE! _ . _ t e t . these 'roads‘are added to‘ the Consolidated "35 mm” ' on" R SS OODS, BLACK DRESS GOODS, 0 sum Hand-sewedWeltsand Turns, very ﬁne,” Top Shoes, $1.25 arid 32. Good Value.
25 cts. to January 1st. 1887. Your last week’s editorial suggestion as feeders it may be expected that the t ' " 011%?ng Imported and Domestic . :—-.— I y
The GM wllc .0... ...........,... transactionnostalgia:toil: Mrs. M. E. Meals Home School, [:1 “I” inhalants - Mommas. mu Rangingaand no... LADIES DONGOLA KID. mill lllllllllo’l loll! Silo.
subscriber during the remainder of the bachelor who wanted alady “to write to of railroads become one grand concern, ForYoungLadiesand Chudren willre-open at ll are a ll all , _ UNDERWEAR a; HOBIERY, , New York toes also box toes $3 50 $1, $1.25, $1.50, 32.
current year for 25cts cash in advance. him," offered “an opportunity-for even just .like the Pennsylvania road. This, DARIEN MONDAY OCTOBER 4111 NOTIONS & TRIMMINGS. REGARDW 01" 009'?- “39 ’. . , ’ ‘ —, '
The comln scape Congressional Coun- We 3°“ ‘° Mb“ °“ in“ “m t‘°"°’- ‘°°’ "‘ "‘° W "e” ”m" - ‘ ’ ’ 1.1 Fanc Velvets and Flushes ’ ~ ' LADIES’ MERIC N BOYS SHOES
g ’ . ’. ﬁelds 01' matrimony," is duly “Oled- 1'” . The HartfordPost “ﬁre?“ with the Nor- tuggﬁilllzliglggedrlgngtﬁllEligi-ymoliy‘illlscé H. g- y ’ rr'rhe nroaewa Palace Cars a on 1"“ mBTATIONs or A ' A- KID’ We excell: $1 $1.25 1.35 $1.65 $1.76
W. Town and Borough Elootlonsiwlﬂl the. not rambling in 010W. thank you; nor- walk- Gasam that reducing the Housa- )Iel'l'ow, n. s. For terms up IltystoM n MEAD arm and the Eighth sol... Cars nomp‘ii'ob‘iliien 035 UPHOLSTERY GOODS New York and box toes, ﬁne, $3.00 and 82.. You ivill 11nd thesb shoe's can’t
assembling of Congress in December, will am I to be set down in the list of hopeless-' tonic to lease the Daubury and Norwalk “39 - - - ' ' ‘ Greenpolnt Ferries piles within halfabiock. , . be best. Our - .
crowd the remaining weeks of the year~ ly despondent wall ﬂowers, that you wasabetter day’s business ‘0' Norwalk Colored F 113110]! 088111110198, For Furniturennd mile“ N" 30M!- LADIES’ AMERICAN KID Old Reliable Plough Shoes
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should trouble yourself with the self-im- than winning the court house would have For sale Cheap. ' Which will he offered at last seasons Samples “(1 Oatslogue Sent has on Application. Good Style and aNice Shoe, ”.50 Still reliable, $1.50. We still keep the

with news of unuasual interest, and every; d t k f d . t h been and the Po: t gives lengthy editorial U I s d 16th st
' pose as 0 en e‘avoring o c eer me ’ “‘hhe 501“ “”38"!“th applied 10’ 30°“ rices notwithstandin the increased cost p _ ll 0" . an -— , .
W P r unenasss or :500 moon: with antigen-r h (I c L ADIES’ CURACOA KID, OLD RELIABLE BOOT,

voter at least should kec himself ‘thor- . , . . .
r P With the comforting hope that a”, I reasons for its statement. It thinks there nhgnbgthititigtlil’nttgiht (gatlélhgefnﬁgltlééygvlghhlno the of all-wool fabrics. c shall offer in our m“ or can“.
All Goods not satlsfactory wil‘ be exchanged. Can’t-be beat for price, $2.00 At the low price of $2.25. Look at our

oughly posted as to passing and pressing might-yet ﬁnd my opportunity. An “old is 3 his New York and Montreal COMO“- hridge. Apply at GAZETTE OFFICE. .
public events. To fully meet such re- eleventh hour penitent” who cannot ﬁnd dation ahead. NORWALK, Conn, September 213:, 1886. Linen and Flannel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

quiremeuts, we make the above liberal any woman that will marry him without :. . ..‘« . Hg mil-gowns}: the IldnlrlllelddcoutltlttytdSﬂVdmg: . , _ , . W
offer. advertising in a newspaper two or three What “ thought hem. numb", ‘t m“ l}: ratemtllf all? ls) Petite“? ill? aiinun‘i Shade 4 DEPARTMENT SAVE THE TREES ' Roton pOlnt, L ADIES’ PEBBLE GOAT, Th SE 1131) . 13113.0(}: NSlhv
————-o—-o...—————— huudred-milesfrom where he is known, is- The RidgeﬁeldPr-m, an honest, candid ﬁgggﬁﬁrgaggﬁgg $5.5, 3:;3323 lgﬂgwlosfg; . I . Fine and Nice, .200 . . th $393153]; 83:43 i e mar et. ery-
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS i of no use to me. There is husband timber and politically independent local journal, Olgt’tgfcoums ooﬁg'ij‘likjgmcom Trawler 200 pairs 10-4 White Wool. Blankets red A B d f C k ed - ' ” .
. Don’t forget the Republican Caucus to righthere at home good enough for me, and ,as free as any paper can be from ' ’ ' ' b01133? 3? 8518?]tvslih't W 1131 k t d Pilllter’smllllko anhnvoalls’ 3:51 lied”
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be held at the Opera House to-morrow, and I hope out- “01d maids, grhss Widows partizan bias, thus discourses about its Tﬁhmhlhcheﬁgg’opggiﬂla‘tétgtgthgvgfgtgmntm or blugborder at 95 cents;these are worth of}. the destructive Worms th I: The Brighton 0f the EaSt, . . AT
We does do eveuiu and gushing girls” Will give this old chap fellow townsman :—The Press aims to get interest as to the rfect satisfaction they have $1.25. . '. t . .h ‘ ' - ,
Y E. the go.by, even if. it should forfeit his good on the right side of a question, regardless. ﬁgwéggh'mvestmggfﬂﬁ ﬁﬁmﬁg £323 :5}; link?) (ll-(fly Blankets, 1.50. . .strlp oﬁ'tllﬁhvef agld imaltynkill the a H I I O Y I I l 0 IL‘ I ’S
W -' " ' ftltthl t th thl d a t 75 . . - .

ThtntnhuryttHousatontwmmhdmon. Oplnlon of the Gaza-m: as an advertising of party or crecd. ,In supporting Mr. tggogghg trgsltvgggtg?§lg:nc;P Mglbﬂaafliavliigori 75 pizzescghezzfedeéemggngamask 60 treed . 115d .n .1'. spscia .y pre NOW OPEN 0 0

The Housatonic railroad has been in medium. Let them demonstrate their Lounsbury, «we make no pretension of 333 Ehrgggtefgrzgagtghmgghstfoihplcetcnitigmrtrtitgierg inches wide, 39 cents. ’ pare , is so in en ound Cans . ’

preference for home productions, and look domg so in a partizan spirit. The republi' payable here and guaranteed) by ,e'spomtbte' 100 pieces Unbleached German Damask, .for only $1 .00 at the GAZETTE For the Reception mt Entert em 0' Guam. 87 St or .

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prevrous years most fortunate in sccu g about them. No amount of ingenuity can can candidate for gubernatorial honors is partlrtg. Alll rteﬁonsvtiﬁving catptital :31 hurtliawiiltgg 60 mches mac, 42 cents. OFFICE.
we“ 0“ a " 5°“ ° ‘3 V9 1,000 Remnants Turkey Red, 35 cents. ,

its eligible freight-lug facilities and loca- . . . .
. . - . avail to invent an excuse for them if they. an honored townsinan. He has the re- 1 t of m as 10 mm“ ex laluid. omce,No. ,
tion in New hork. The company con- neglect to try for such desirables as spent an dbste' of the intelligentcitizens 3933:... Balm; Nor-myrrh, 150...; mi 5;) dozenthlggometls Fringe Towels, 15
. _ . _ , _. _. em _ , n s - .
“018 the three piers adjacent to. Fulton Dr. Bennett, the man of Cliesterﬁeldian of Ridgeﬁ'eld irrespective of politicalaﬁil- . W2 B,lwor h cen
Ferry slip Here for years its Bridgeport . . . . ’ , ~ 3030'“. 1!. Election a es Cras . 6} cents.
assen erbnd freight steamers have m ' grace; G. B. Plaisted, the intellectual- lemons, and in lending Mr. Lounsbury our ‘ , 8‘ - One lot Towels, {worth from 62f to 75
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p g ° browed and quiet, but successful man of support in this campaign, we know we .RE%ﬂ%¥%h§l%gggi o'frgtgthtgghlvhtfn’tfg; cents, at 50 cents.

ceived and discharged its business, and business; Fred Mitchell, the ApolloJorm-

. _ . are only doing justiceto the towa which on Wedgesdag, Sept. 59. 1886. from O’clock p. m.. . . . . _

{tromftltiese 111M295Eze‘hztiagﬁmwﬁeggg ed and not bad looking dramatic connois-‘ oﬁers a candidate for the highest honors 311:1? ﬁggfthhratttlf£3§°$uﬂﬁ 1233):}; 01‘ “61‘ saleBS (ll NEW Pall DI'BSS Goons. . , -
ch' tu 11120, 0 p yt' i1. :l'ue of rail seur; Henry Price, the modest and aes- of the state. In conversation with many, gfgghhe'tht‘higghyﬁsﬁg h’g’tg‘lﬁglolorttg‘evg’tggog‘f We prepay all express and oats c . . ,

om ' 0 comp e mg inc 0 1 s. . ' thetic Milken—And here my sister sug— Democrats, we have only elicited their es- said borough, by adding thereto, or erasing there- charges ' p g , .
road have anything like such freighting . . . . . . from, the names of all persons whose applications . ‘ . ,. . . . .

_ . _ . T r .. gests that I include also Arthur Pinneo, teem for the candidate, and in the majorl- have been med Wm, me borough clerk up to three . , , , . ,

advantages fin the“ eapected l\ew 3011‘, 1 q - - -1 - _ - , - - ,, o’clock p. m., of Monday, September 27, 1886, of. WE ADVERTISE BARGAINS! I .
N rth in N En land and Canadian w io.e impresswe strii e is the envy of be ty of instances express their wrlllu,uess who“ legal qualiﬁcations or disqualifications at. . _ . ..

0 e CW g holders; and James H. Bailey, the self. to support him. Mr. Lounsbury isa gen- voters of thoborough, any two members of the WE GIVE B ARG ANSI , . , _ ,

 

business. Neither has an . com etiulr line . . , . o
3 p v possessed and well liked socrety young tleman of culture, a shrewd business man, lﬁfﬁm‘lgg 0'}? b?‘{';2§‘,‘n§,ly $333? oéhpﬁls‘l’hg

as a lo d ad a to co vi f and . .
mp an v n g us \ iar ‘ m8"; and Wluﬁeld Moody, Jr., the bustl- honest and self-made. He is far from be- Te glgdeii‘t‘thlaehlirough 0‘ Norm“. thh 18thttthay Whe D M Read 0 o .
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harbor facilities as are ”’6‘”de at the 1,3“(1' ing little man of business; and Fred inga “boodle” candidate, notwithstanding of September, 1886.

locked and deep water harbor at Wilson . . . - . . . . . Banana 0. FEENEY Board

Point This ﬁrm] secures to the new" Stearns, the cynosurc of all eyes at any thcinslnuatlons ofunprmcrplcdpohtxcrans 'i‘nnononn Bacall, '} of .
' y social gathering; and Frank Street, that to that effect. If he is elected to the gov— J- 11- WADE. Resistratlon- .

 

syndicate and consolidation uninterrupted well balanced and popular young demo- crnor’s chair he will ﬁll it acceptably. V ‘ A »
33.03171??? 915 Its preseﬁt elm???“ 30?] crat and attractive salesman; and Ed Cur. If he were; a democrat instead of it re‘ NO‘HOG. LESSONS IN FRENCH! A E . th ba I l h f th .
101.9; 113111055: as “ C as 3‘” 1 I“ e y ' tis, the entrancingly beautiful Main street : publican, posesscd of the qualiﬁcations no}: (133333335: ‘ggggggggt‘tgg‘m‘h‘ghﬁggg MISS B AIBD’S INSTITUTE - re 0 erlng e ance 0 elr .
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in com ctition for its antici atcd far . . . . - . - - . . . - .
g P p calico dispenser. _Where is the necessity described above, and a nativeof .Ridge- to vote at town meetings therein, are hereby noti-
ﬁed and warnedtomeet on the first Monday of

greater volume Of freight from Canada, that should drive our girls toPlliladelpiiia? ﬁeld, we should as heartity support him October, 18“. to, the "page 0‘ comdemg the

 

and the towns and cities lying between __.__ﬁ,_______ . . . .
. . . as underexistiug Circumstances. It is for proposed amendmen ‘0 the constitution 0‘ the ,
1 t 1 l 01 I so t . . me of Connecticut relatin totheterm 1 ofﬁce
[0" 1‘09. and t 18 d I on tom ‘ line ma] Politics. the best interests of the town of Ilidge— of sheriffs, to wit: éheriifsghail be electe‘liinthe Prof' La’Lande’

'l‘lie Dauhury road had a lease with the As the political cauldron begins to boil W several counties on-tlie Tuesday after the ﬁrst ' -
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ﬁeld thhh M5 Lounsbury be elected. a Manda in November, 1886, and quadrennially X;§,§"J,“‘{l,'§ agitmhemdeltccstgioofnlthnglﬁpsmh 13:13::

I' ' l r 1‘ am] om . , a ' ' . ‘ ' I
sure to hocke Ste Joat C may th t . our local patriots and wrseacres are busy feel that We have clearly deﬁned indepcn- ther 13101” the term offouryears commencing Chatauqua.willcome twiceaweektoMias ham" ,
has about a year more to run. The new searching out the best timber for our ’ . on the Mt day of June 101“)me their 8100“”; Ins ituie to give Lessons in French A limit d

. . . . . ‘ . . , deuce. We arcindepeudent, but not new and signifying by ballot their approval or disap- " r - - e . .
consolidation Will either negotiatcarclcasc town’s re reseutatlves in the state ie isla- . . rov g n f i - Tn no “mm 0 “9'19 ”name 0‘ “‘0 8011001 Will be ' .

. . p g tral. The Press has opinions and wrllex- 1’ “1° ‘ "me” °‘1°‘"l‘°w“' “e“ admitted tot ese classes.
of this, or else run the City of Albany as ture. If Hon- Asa Smith should fail of a res s the m :‘lg‘i‘fthe ﬁfﬁ‘llgﬂggl’gﬁhfgﬁngﬂffegﬂgugags . - '
a day boat up to the end of its con tract, place on the democratic state ticket to- p ' . _ though: illogitltvho dltﬁopilrtotvo 0f 5&1: t T090583 For circulars and 0m" inﬁggalttlorhaitpltythoh " '
and have its Bridgeport hnsfenger stteamer day, it is conceded that he will be again This is the way it strikes the honest 3%? ﬁghter?“ ﬁfttfttfttthh: Walk 0 WT . _ ,

‘ ' ' ' ' _ ' V ' ‘ ' cc 0110 owno orw are 830 - . . ' ' .
run as a night boat, w ii a ieavy might run for state senator. Many democrats editors of the Blfldgeport New, and New hereby Domed and warned to meet on the ham M L V . .
mg boats Will be constructed to convey would prefer the Hon. Jas. W. Hyatt, but Haven Union— nlrsttgongia oil October, 1886tfor ttmtnpurpose of; oney to can. -
080 a Y 3 0 We“ 1mm" e Pea“ ° Enquireofo. E. WILsON,No.aGuetie palin-
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cars up and down the sound to and from it is “Oh thhhle that he would ’give “P Not in Our Line. said town of Norwalkht and for the count of N 1]: C
rk an \ i1 on Point. T i ' ' ' ° ' ' - Fairlieid, and the l willbeo n for the ore- “ﬂv 01"” . onn.
New Yo d V s his his lucrative bank commissionership for [Bridgeport News] amp mhoml’go,t10ththth’gtottnoon'hhth

 

freight cars can be loaded on the decks of a senatorial nomination, the honors of We have received a copy of the paiit- gho’tthl't‘tircskti‘ltlttltl: magmgthtlheh'rﬁwnnnouse for NTRICT 0F
. . . _, _ . . - . . ' _ e o c-a e 006 come on . NORWALKss. Probate on

these boats at their more in New lork which he has already fully enjoyed. If ggggelslgihgynﬁmﬁdtgn ohllﬁ'gh‘hpﬂe Haviland streeilnthe éiryor South Norwalkaor D September 18th, A. D. iéﬂd.’ C u '
' ' ' the Second Voting district' and at the store of . Estate of Emma Omani), late of Wilton,

n I trans ()l'lcd to Wilson Point and ' V ' Iv I '0 to! senator I w 'I r e f [W
a ( p 7 Smlth lccel es 3 renomluat‘ n Olmsblll'y for governor. h a c exc ed- Rm 0111 & Osborn, In East k0 alk for the Third In Bald distriottoeceased.
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freight tr-ains'down from. Canada. and he is very likely to be opposed by E. J. tttgiy obliged to Mr. Walker, but as me Voting district. E B n th 1 t
Vermont to New York Will be shipped Hill, Esq., and it who will not have the atlas is an independent paper we pro not ng‘lgxm Saggggé, Constables of hgrerir‘i‘oier‘lrg‘E‘lﬁr‘rﬁﬁdﬁ’il‘lgnﬁlmg'i‘o‘lﬁfﬂlﬁ »
and $3011“ch i“ ““0 mm This my View“ did We- 3??§..‘;‘;i‘”‘”g M" “”3“” ““° m. last-Drona“ antes. abandonment; “recitation -- AT ._. "
. - - - . .» » - 0 l' .8 e
mg the cost 0f10admg and “ﬂooding “1 MBSSFS- Plait Price. James Toner and- ' [New Ewen Union dam] Dated Norwslk. Conn. sapi’cmber 20m, less. suidtime.wiiibe debarhegallzgcoyvery.sAll’llerstons
transit is a very large item in freight A. H. Camp are spoken of as democratic ’ ' . ggdlliﬁpgnlgﬁlto tearereqnested to “m-
transportation. A saving of ninety-six candidates for representatives from Albert 3' Walker 0‘ Hartford .mlght - JOSEPH 0- DIKEMAN.

. . . . appropriately recite the words of his ex- Notice. stss Administrator
miles of water dawn, and some Sixty-ﬁve the borough, and Justice Andrew ,, '

i1 f .1 t t' '11 b l p - townsman Plunkett. Iam not an em- THE lnhabltants, legal voters, oflhe town of
m eso rai transpor a 1011 m c mace Selleck, George W. Cram and Charles bczzler; I have not been an embzzler; 1 Norwalk are herebyliotiﬁcdand warned that o the Probate Court for the District of

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in freight carriage by this arrangement Olmstead, Esqs., republican. Any one 0‘ have been 3 d— fool.” on Monday, the 4th day of October, A. D. 1886, for The application of VmurleloA Scar-Tun of I
over the present arrangements of the Grrmd these candidates would receive the hearty I! OLo f thegiegtthigtrtitfggvzp 2113mm thug: 13:53:? lgtii‘gl Nat-{21%, itn said giggle} respectfully showetl'i :— ‘ '
-. , , ow n c as o ‘a essr ostnN.Sco . cl
Trunk and Vermont Central railroad sys- support of his respective party, and “Private" L o unsbu }?ﬂlly well regulatlrtilg‘I and titrgteigtlgigtlltg pihntlngttpt oyrhtﬁrs. salg Norwanﬁ'ir minor heloiiginegn to said “ﬁll-lg,
. - - , , ' a rove one . so u on e e on an that id ‘ '
tems. 30, 8150, 0815 loaded at the 0031 whocvcris elected W011” be “ “eh“ to known to every melgtﬂ f the Grand- olutlwenty-ﬁve legal voters of call] town ill) ballot realestatﬁviﬂﬁidiiihgmlh'tgiegltlnfgggmg ‘ ' '
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ﬁelds in Pennsylvania will be brought in the constituency electing him. ‘ Army and Army and 1‘, vy club associa- willbetaken to determine whether any rson tract or parcel of land. situated in said Norwslk
bar cs to Wilson oint and int on the -—*-—<‘D-——— ations of Connecticut.—"-Norwalk GAZETTE. “whence“sed to sellshim‘w“ “mm” ”mug “amt“ 0“! 0‘ South NOYWN‘K. ﬂaunt! one:
3 I) ’ 1 Demo ratio No in f I 60 m u . n . liquors in said town. those ersons in favor of the third of an acre, more or less wit the bill dings
rails there for distribution all over north- c m °° ° ve °" M"- Lounsbury W8? I Prmﬁo 1118! granting of saldilcensesw lglve in a ballot with thereon standing, and bounce'd northerly by land
, As we go to press all the indications four; months. when, Without haying been the word “License" written or printed thereon, or Nelson J. crew, easterly by highway known .3
western New England “Dd Canada. So . . . in an action be real “ed and left the those pelsonsa lost the granting of saldllcenses Chestnut street, southerly by land of Manning
. seem to pomt to the nomination of the y l . g asaioresald wli give in a ballot with the words Decker and westeri b land f William 11
t1 at Norwalk )eo le ma ex cct to see in —H f d T . r .V o arford
l l D Y P . army. art or ”Md. “N L, 3,, ,7 mt 0,. t 1 h n. o
H Ed (1 8 Cl 1 (1 1h 0 0 so w en pr ntet t ereo Ala and by the New York, cw Havena Hartford rall-
°h~ WM plcer eve an r as e Will the Times editor inform a waiting for the election of twenty Justices of the peace of road. '

t e ear future so 0 hundreds 0f freight d t' m' f G m h a town of Norwalk in and for the county of arm in: seamen sa Th t id ' ‘ '

' N’ w ' w ’ . vs . - _ ,
cars dth to andfi'om- c 10* to “Stem “mm [c no “me or ove or att e world how many months he was in the Falrileid. And to voté by ballot upon the pro- present unproductive;tha't in: gallsetlllg'eoe "lam-e“ - , t .
end mm“ n “on or the mate med mm mppm'm'menmo and cam” ' ' In 01'd01‘ to make room for then.

. . . convention in session at New Haven to- P
Canada and intermediate pomts. Those army before he left? of Conuectlcutt relatln to the term of ofﬁce of lieu of said minor and that it willbe for the ad- . I , i '

coming down laden with grain, cattle and sheriffs, viz : sheriffs s all be elected in the sev- vantage of said minor to sell the same and invest
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day. Cleveland is a. jolly, rollicking,

. bib u 1 ant g o-as-y ou-plese person and poli- 3“] Estate Chanson eral counties on the Tuesday after the ﬁrst Monday. the avails thereof according to law - wherefore lie.
western produce and those gomlr north _ . ’ ' _ . . . of November 1886 and uadrienniaily thereafter as s. there is net and reaso " ’ '
with miscellaneous merchandise aid coal. tlcian, who has worked his way to fame The followmg transactions "1 "33‘ 0918“? hit); 35%“??? l1;):I efpiiltovymears: ,thcopiléitiéghlgg oTnhttlgg migduml'eatlilié thcrbeefore raggllllﬁecggsst‘gsgm-

“ . t . :_ ei . sa rea e to sol and to em wer lil' ' '
Our own merchants and people can thus and fortune by the sweat of h“ cheek, ’ have occurred srnce our “St report who approve of said propoiled amendment will some other meet person t'o sell the saplgie railing:

at the Couram aptly suggests. Hannah M. Hoyt to J. Star cs Randall. give in a ballot with the. word “Yes" written or to the statute in such case made and prov ded.
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that the New York and New Haven rail- for re - - Le man
pairs the other day and he said they e t l-t- a th to t H t d a 0 h t
road 3 stem is behind all this. We think house and lo: at East Norwalk. “' ,an a“ f 5 . “3 ° 3" 9" 3. om. '1 “03mm“ (“WM three weeks Eooooﬂolvel! be-
.Y were paste, worth $5.. Arascally clerk Mary B. Raymond and Jacob B. Ray- East Narrator, or the gthird Voting sghutcrtltihtén 338 fore paid time assign . Tl)
Within: 0. amns, '}

the probabilities 81%th parties owning had sold them to her for genuine. and mood to J, a, and '1‘, [1,, Foetal; land at said Town
largely “1 the COHSOhthd “150 0W“ con- pocketed the cash. The New York ﬁrm Bell Island; ‘quarter of an acre more or Dated tﬁthhﬁﬁs ﬁarl’uﬁl‘i’m seSt‘eliInh-gaigth, .~ ‘ ’ ~ _, ' ~
. D. 1836. ' ' ' ~ . - " '
he-Bestm the World.

get their shipments of freight without __ land corner VanZhndt and o t streets printed thereon; those who disapprove of said Dated Norwallr September 14th , I '
..,,..,,,.g pulp" cpl a... preach w. poems. E...N........ v , ’ ::°m:.azalrcniignsrgrannies snowboard - . -
on the large sums now paid, especially on A New York lad boarding at Greewich Julia A. Downs to Franklin A. Smith, of orwalk willbeelected by ballot, and the polls tember 14th, A. D.,’1i?sli. " . . r _ " h' .
- ‘ y '- land on Ta or avenue S'outh Norwalk. will be Open for toe aforesaid Purposes from six Oansasn. That the fore in application be
lumber and 0031 shipments to Norwalk. thought she had a pair of $1,200 diamond William h Fillow to Thomas J. Dunn o’clock forenonon until ﬁve 0;.510“ {h the afternoon heard and determined at t 9‘ hate Olliee in ’
The eastern Papers express the hehef earrings until she took them to a jeweller landat Per? ille, two roads, more or less: 2: tlllfeTglillbe (higgmgr gheﬂg‘vlhtangnslligeeggsltllltcllé ﬁgmrl‘hr‘é'r‘d‘éﬁ willddlallaglig: cgggetthlsgg, gill: V . '
. Osborn to Oliver Fields, city of South Nomlk. for the Second Voting dis- lished in some public newspaper having a circula- . ‘

ed - 3t3
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trolling interests in this new northern replaced them with genuine stones. less. A
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. Sheriﬂaity. List of Patents
shall be managed f0] mutual advantage. Issued from the U. 8. Patent Ofﬁce for the week Isg‘eﬁlgg‘gfh‘ghfﬁl‘gsg'w Probate Court,

It is claimed that the relations of the “3:01;“”highs;Pghﬁtsgghtilycﬁdg‘f ending September 21. 1886, for the State oi Estrgte to! [flagem (‘71::me élhrgncetkgerry. s err & Barnes,
' ' ANN - - Co a ne 5 I] ameo raw el'r
Consolidated road are ”Ot happy W“ the a c Conncehcllh furmshed “5 from the ofﬁce of lnti’olvent debtors of Norwalk, in said dist-rial: p y » '

Boston and Albany. If this be true, and for Sheriff. we always rejoice to see 0111' John E. Earle, Solicitorol Patents,Neanven, assigned in insolvency.
'- Onnnnnn—Thst the trustee exhibit his trustee

the B05t°h and Albany seeks to crowd the Norwalk boys honored, and intthis We COhh' ' _ _ and administration account to this court for ad- Hams,
Consolidated, it can now send its through our only fear ls that “our friends the EA. Fowler, New Haven, cuttm herible Justment, at the Probate miles in Norwalk, on the -

material into laces bovine beveled e . Bill as of October. 1886 at 9 o’clock forenoon -
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business to Boston over the New England ollch" won't have the sharp 800d sense B. Hgyden, Haddain, wire cutter. *
road, that road also being largely owued to nominate so capable and popular a N. Jenkins, sssiguor to Holmes, Booth dt glotntogtﬂggﬁhhifghrtdﬂlth That: Wm cotIIEol this
by owners of the Consolidated. ' candidate. H‘ .ﬁhhggmghghgﬂghlggﬁ'mtmmtt clifclilstion ”fluid district, and posnt‘lspgdpﬁllgrgeo: Broakfash

The air is ﬁlled with rumors and sur- ’ R. A. Woodin ,Kensington, riveting tool. 3:333,ﬁﬁmolnulg‘ﬁeﬁgﬁﬂficgifggid2; Bacon

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mises that in the near future the little Earthquakesin Connecticut. bame,hamee “1“ before Bold 8th dov Of October 1886. .
. . Two distinct shocks of what was be- - ”W’s' , A“ 3- WOdDWARDl hm“- —AND— ‘
Shepaug Will be extended from its present . W. Baum, New Haven, sssiguor to New Jer- - - .
t _ . tL't hﬂcl d to S rin ﬁeld via licved to be an earthquake were felt in .9 Cars ring and Rubber 00., rubber sole. S ,
(Sirlilnmusua Sl'c b d? Sugﬂibld’tl “s- the northern part of Bridgeport at 6:20 f . Ch stensehn, 5521‘“ to Russell 4; Erwin SevenYesrsExperience uU.s.l'atcnt0iucc. 3118880 _ . .
’ l - . ' . . hing ' , .
.0 mm? 0’ 1mg my a.“ . ’. Tuesday morning. There is a doubt M 19° gﬁku’gm’ °orto the Bradle ARE GUARANTEED
shortening by several miles and glvmg a . . - - hi . . I .
t, 1] r- 1‘ font S ﬁn ﬁeld to whether it really was a slight shock of doﬂnbblrd ”3.00.. on enrlndlron. Geo R B 11] ton THE BEST , _

prac "m y ”7 me I p g earthquake, or the tax paying citizens Same, fender. ' ‘ y .g ’ lN . J . ' ,

Noi'walk, and opening up another series . ~——-_————ooo—--—-¥
growling over the money the court house The warm we.“ often has a depresslng SOLICITOIt OF THE MARKET .

:1‘.’.:‘.‘:.“::§l:f:::‘2§.::2.Emotion: vlcccrvlcc ccclllcm- gigggﬁmgﬁgwggwwmc .
. —————4+>—————-— r. ,

would add lar cl to the au mooted Trleour Trees. ——.__".".——‘ ‘ . 0111' KETTLE MED ll Strictly Pure
g y ' g mm" "1’“ i“ m" “mum’- mm: P A T E N T s 9 and Free from all Adulteratlon.

buSiness of the new consolidation. In The Borough Bailiff has served notice nausea consti lien, inzthe side, etc.,
loedtogou liq:

F . wlmtsoever light this. new consolidated that overhanging limbs or we? oncstreets llllgfnonelpill I. dose. 9:33;. Little Liver Fireman’s Insurance nulldlnﬂ, k a Y for 0 Brand. . . I :1 l , I I . I I - ,

:r- railroad enterprise 18 Viewed it opens up and walks of the Borough, which obstruct . .' , we mmanumhtlﬂumlﬁum a th “om. b d at V I I I t I

. i. W A 8 H I N G T 0 N e D n c . our packing house in _ ew Haven. "88 aln . ’ . I I
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augmented visionsof future business and light and travel of vehicles, must be My friendyiooi'lmre you know how weak
‘ and nervous your wife ,and you know that

proﬁt, with large inevitable advantages to trimmed. Road Master Betts will see the c rt . Iron Pills “unlit,“ hot n h ‘ ' I
order executed] h t “gt lglssir about it ﬁnd buy here bl): tow w y Ellen-Ion Cmebet‘ore ConnessnSpei-lnlu Sllﬂl‘l'l' & 3311188, NBW Halli“, 801111.

 

 

 

 

 

Norwalk, its terminal point.

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