Norwalk weekly gazette, 1883-1896, 1887-10-05

OCTOBER 5 1887.

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I ‘ urke . . Grade Crossings. .. have already been abolished. But the Senator nawieyto Marry Again. NORlVALK OPERA HOUSE YYYY.-Yi" . YY~'.Y' :32: j; . , YY:,' -. ,
NORWALK GAZETTE: Tlle Fﬁtlall’uniﬁleiiat: Ignored last Sun- With commendablezealtheConsOlidated work in this State has been retarded by A «lespatch from Philadelphia. (i333: Coolidgntr-ZLOCR\VOO(1' - _ Y_- Vanagltrs. 3121“ 8 “111 Bar ﬂl'ns HAVE You SEEN '1' £113;
_ day by the presence 0t RCV- E~E- Bliss, road is pushing the abolition of grade the opposition in certain 10calities, where ﬁfdﬁ'iiifhﬁrstiif e n Tllg£::togp§§ntitor . . . _______,__,.» - Y Y Y. . . _- 2.. YYY.YYY,~ , = . . . _j

A.H.BYlliGT0ll,lilllllll. l-lllllllilllYlill,lI.,ASStltlale. D. D., and his wife, who were visiting crossings, and the time is not far distant a change was necessary, but where there Joseph R. I-Iawlcy anﬂ‘fissEdith Homer, 0 NE NIG [I 1' 0 NLY f Y .. . . ' . .. - . . -

. . their friend Mrs. Keyscr in East Norwalk. when they will all disappear. Butthe wasaditfereucc of Opinion sometimes as now of this city and recently of England, —— l V —~————— , B I G. S Q l I . A S H , a

Wednesdav. 0811, 5.1887. In the morning they heard an excellent work is necesisarily slow and tedious. to whoshould pay the bills, and sometimes' will attract uYnusYuaYl ntte$li9nciltndlul§ulgr FillDAY, ‘OCTOBER 7, 1887. Y .

sermon from the PﬂStOl‘. one Of the 5015- Very few people probably have any idea as to what the change should be. In some igiey‘gufi’igiritiﬁiigii Huxley}: grateful How lule—Imuglltcr: AUTUMN STYLES . -_ ~AND THOSE——- .

ELECTION RETURNS . of Rev. Rufus Anderson,YD. D., secretary of the amount of laboriuvolvedin the we of the towns ththre is a feeling in favOr of , and appreciative recollection for hiflr' Yser-
' of the American Board of Foreign Mis- liminary work of eliminating these cross. gates, although it has been demonstrated vices'during the Centennial Exposttion. to

sions, by whom they were sent to Turkey ings. over and over-again that gates and ﬂag? 2:010ftlhllilgtiqulgilgfittlilri3,1:23tililltgllrnl‘dllglilll'tlf J. C. STEWI‘RT’S —-A’i‘-'— . $011 a G01 d stem-Y _' dY-r - = atches

 

 

 

REhoiilgggggrﬁnnlis ALL more than forty years ago. In the after- In the first place application. must be men cannot be relied upon, and are never Miss Horncr has been for ,th past onm. COME DY COMP!‘ NY. . . .

. 1100l1 Ml'S- Bliss gave 5‘ very pleasmg faml- made to the Railroad Commissioners by “5 safe “9 an overhead or an “"d‘" grade years the associate and assistant of Miss Y _

Nor-walk Town Oﬁccrs. . liar talk to the ladies in their beautiful the ofﬁcers of the railroad company, 0ft. crossing.Y This subjectY came up at. the Fisher inYthc management and dircﬁtlon R38 13%ng a ' 0 . " ‘3 - ———4—IN——-:

Republican. Delllocrat. parlor in the “New Chapeh” At night their attorney, or by the Selectmen of the hearing last week in Fairiield, when some 323;: 001%: SofIYIlYthYrYﬁs ifctmﬁnfclg‘rslfilist 5'32. “38 igiigg pm, “.0,“ bogtnmng “mum IY Yl . I Y YY . . Y . .' :- . . - .

F0“ SELEOTMEN’ there was a missionary meeting addressed town I" which the grade crossing in ques- one of .me taxpayers present sale: “1 cessftil labors here afteratrainiilg in Ellg- all“; i333: A it' i l l - k' ' ' ' l I k ' ' ‘ I ' I L‘ ' ' ,

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F' 1“ Tolles, 1048 N' J' Craw, 950 manner. espec1ally giving account 0 1e compauleti by a suggestion as to the best tgo having lllellllEJIlnt’l it was the votelof the gilt: sliylelrt tlic Sllllllnch‘Oll it) Lislt to her R38 38%}: Y ' 4 42-1110“ M lXCd , Suitings . -

D. A. Fillow, p. 84 hIhOVS 0t Rev. 11- 5- Barnum and 1‘15 “"va disposal of the crossing, in the opinion of family place in me of the counties “.03" YY Y . m. ..-. ..._ .............
London, and General Hawlcy’s. acquaint- The two JollN-‘l COMEDY COMPANY—one of ill) 2 5 cents. '

who are their next door neighbors and M the ﬁctitioners, and also accompanied by town that a petition be brought to the ih Y t Y Y Y
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low workers in Constantinople. Mr. Bar- the names of the adyomlng prOpcrtYy Railroad (.ommtssmners for protection by auce Wm, her, beginning mm the outwaid ducillg many Speciltl lglcaslln {£2153in (Ls, thYtYYY 2'.

O. Weed, p. 87
FOR TOWN CLERK,

H. K. Selleck, 1130 Roi-Wilcox. 33 If not. now is the time to buy you a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

' num was former] connected with this . . Tie Railroad Commissioners gates?" President Clark, who was pre- yoyage. was continuedeuring their stay Mcdlcys, Dances, Novelties. ‘Y.. , . . ._
F0“ TOWN TREASURER AND TREASURER 0F church in various yways and specially as $2“: 0th a time when a hem‘inﬂ’ may sent at the hearing begged leave to 'reply "1 Ehghmd. and ended “I the engagement A- Q.- SCAM-‘ION. Ill-sunscr- lt . A” WOOI bu gLS, (.NltCl
T“ ”m“ “m ' (ll 1 6 pp -' - ° - s to the entleine‘n ands oke as follows- “““°““°°" tedny' 130‘“ ”mme‘lm “"3 “were“ Son‘s at : l’lnlsted‘s Dru: Stores. Used by other houses as . . .
V A Curtis 1000 E. Merrill 927 the husband of Helen Ran e, on y sur- he had, sending notice to the secretai y o g ..’ p - country on the same steamer, landing last ,. l’ricns or F0 Y. 7r C . Y .- , . . . 3 .
\ ‘ ' ’ . ’ ' vivintr daughter of George Handle, dec. the railroad com an . to the selectlncn of wnar PRESIDENT cum: sou). week and coming to this city during the \ ‘--, . 0. ) AM) 0 E-VI‘S- bar guns at, 37 1.2 (3 ll .8 . . '
James L’Hommedieu, p. 83' She V535 baptized in this "h“"th and was th town and top eaich individual whose “ I would like permission to answer that centennial celebration at the closmo' ' . 0 " 9 - 0 )~ L
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F0“ COLLECTOR 0F TOWN Taxes, q longamember of 'it and ofits choir, and property is likely'to be aﬁcctod by the question. The objection toYYthe useof K223??? ofultlilisigtGéligt-nllglliftiley‘lvdglicl F J CURTIS & C I" P! ICC Y_..9Ycents. . .
G‘ B' St” JOIm' 1042 H' Snyder, '44 a teacher in the Sunday School. Mr. BM“ proposed change. In the meantime the Kitte-‘Yl ‘9 thathhey (‘0 rho-t. “WW0" thcpur- conspicuous ﬁgure’. ' ’ . . . ., O'J- one case of [“1111 ' t . ] , - And, at the same time leave your
Henry James! P' 8" nuijh'mOStlhhle. earnest, 00.19.19“ and Y. engineer of the railroad-company has been pose. .' Time 'Lgtter- . tlec ““3 ' has PW“ ___.———..._—————-——— . . - . , . - Y '. . . . - _ "n“ ’u. . . ' , _ ‘-, ’ .
- non coNS'l‘ABLF-S, useful missionary and his wife isatrne help ' notiﬁed of the proposed change, visits the proven. We'jcaanot lliro perfectmen to At the Derby depot Yin Newlhweh the 23 Mam Street. . . ~ (JllGCkS at 37 1-2 cents. -
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J. S. Lockwood, 1064. Al- De Femtv 1°01 mate and yoke-fellow. It will be very site and makes the woessayy measure- ~‘attend gates any, more than We can hire $831331]: 33?“: gm‘ﬁcyovcr y 3 "BY of , , . .- . .' , ' . Gﬂﬂss “m Nﬂmm' ' '
‘ iric 1018 Wallace Dunn 1032 m 0 meta aid their asso ' his: la s. . Atthc perfect servants in our houses, or perfect , a _ . ' , ' "‘ ' ' . ' '_ - ' ‘
C.Gutl , ) pleasant for the t g Yg ments before drawmg p. _n . . Y . whom was cross eyed. . 0 03,892]. W00 . ricots ,
W. E. Buxt0ll. 1001 D.C.M’I\:eever, 918 ciates who hear to tliem‘tidings from their hearing the engineer eyplains his plans, men to worh on .our farms. Usihg the Milton Rice, a Lakevillc colored man. STOYES Y at 37 1."),V‘éénts ,.-" ' ~ ' , '
W. 0- Wheeler. 1013 E- H-Slmth, 973 dear old home and church. and then persons interested either as pro- best discretionat our comment! in the has been convicted in thc Litchiield o Y . Y - ' " . _ [to the one uessin tho . ' ' s .
J - L- 0018“)“: 953 R Allen, 968 It was a touching sight to look upon this perty owners, or as town 'oﬂicials' are given selection, the gateman sometimes 'fails in StiperiorY Court of manslaughter, having ' ‘ 1'5 , LIDOS Of D l' G (l , g . f g .1 heat eSt we Wlll give it 501“]
C. F. Mills, 966 R. M. Wilcox, 971 venerable, graydiaired missionary and his “,1 opportunity to be heard for and against his duty. Anyone of you who have occu- YlélllYeYd his bl‘othcl'-ill-law in a drunken STUYES Y . Y , Y . Y 6S8 00 S Gold Gen ts Elgm‘ 'Watcll, 01' the Solid Gold Lad iesi
J. C. Crowe, 939 very sweeafaced wife, aboutho go back-' the proposed changes. If the Commis- slonYto drive through the country, upon 5 ' . . . . . . t Y at 50 QCntSr-md’udmg 3,-qu Wtﬂthtun .Watct. just 8.8 the ref . A h' .
prohibitiow (next Saturday) to their long-loved work sioners, after hearing all parties, decide approaching a crossing where gates are “Iggyﬁgnl‘hath: hullhélgalgﬁﬁi (1:135:23: , . . . Y assortment 0f the .Y 54 inch I Y f l . y 1) Cl. pm'C use to the
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Oscar Mills, 88 Alfred Platt 88 after temporary recuperation and rest. that the crossing should be changedmdhcr erected, on maul-'1 thYe etnh of tiledgaYtes board of s 01 ectl’nenfa: shall give ﬁn: town STOYES Y I ‘tﬂi'ég’ Cloth and Tricois .. amount 0 $2.00 entitles you to one guess. mo
- ‘ ' ' ' ting “P: “’0‘“ 5“” orgrante thtt “ tlea to c oﬂi ('1‘ with ‘sand’ CllOll"ll” . ’ Jt - = *
G T. Carr 87 S. Sheraood 86 They received in behalf of the church, overhead or undernehtll, they make their pom . . . a s s"... e . . a Y
“$11.? Warner: > 83 L. June, ’ 83 this benediction : order in accordance with the most feasible the crossmg is clear for your use, forgetting to do something towards establishing 5930 Y ' ' - ‘ .- ‘ , . ~~ _
FOR assessors, “Yo that forsaklng all plan presented. that the gateman may be “Sleep, 01‘ has Eggggg protection at the Mm“ street gm 9 ‘ ‘ _ Y . 20 pieces Extra. Hea vy .
W.B. Hendrick, 1050 J. A. Honnecker, 979 At your loved Master’s call, A delay of twenty days follows. in ac- Stellpcd in'todlflil sllifmty to warmYlYiYis lingers. g'ﬂ.__<+»~————— ‘ I or ﬂoating. 54-inch Ladies’ Cloth, would , . '
933 J. M. Lane 960 Comforts resign- - cordance with the statute law in order that 91‘ “3 unmln u 0 “h approac mg train; , - ‘ ' ~ _ Y Y . ' ‘ . ml r0 erS
TJ (lilygl’ilmot 87 W. F. Filldw, p. 87 Soon Will your work he done. there may be a thorough codsideration of and so you or your wife or your children B 1 1,1“st ‘3,“ t be fluted t tirje‘lMEnlszAtltils’ TRIYIE AMYEYRICgAbiY! en- be cheap at 75 cents. Olll . . ’
. . . PZRD Or “ELY” Sooawillvour 01'0““ be “0“, the matter under consideration, by the arelurcd into danger. With the increase y oca app icalons “:5 my can "0 roun’d ﬁre pot] (ticsl'ccsgcxi.ﬂ::tc mates; price 59 cents. ' . t
B S Keitllion BO1010 P W. Bates, 962 Brighgggl;naﬁﬁl:gizzg,’ town authorities 0" property owners “‘1' Of trains on this road, Which you have all reach .thc diseased portion or the ear. perfect system ’Of ve’ntilatiO-r‘r'? LOYAL - ' ' - - I - 17 MAIN STREE
T: Baker ’ 1035 H. D. FOX. 964 Then they were commended to God in: J'ﬁ’intni-I the crossing; The law ”“0“ “med(“'fd,“'°‘”°"’m'h“by “9 "3““? T"°'”‘S°'Y"y °“°“’“Y,‘°_°‘"° ”mm?” AMERICAN, AMERICAN JUNIOR, 42411011 All-W001 T0010. V ' . T, NOR W ALK
L E B’uckm'ln p 84 O. S. Clark, p. 85 m er and Dr Bliss pronounced the either the town, or mdlwdual property ceased, £0139“ after yet“: there Wt“ be and that is by constitutional remedies. V ' (advertised as .bargains by. Leading ' .
' ' ’ p y ’, .' . . . . Y n. . holdersto take an appeal to ‘theISuptariorV' still more), the inconvenience onlbeing Deafness is caused by a" inﬂamed com NEW Alllﬂl‘lﬂﬂll Sims and Heaters New York Houses at 75' cents), . — _-_..._.__
Apostolic Benediction in Armenian tongue . . . . .
FOR GRAND JURORS: . Court if the order of the. Railroad Com- obliged to stop at the gates fortbeii' pas— . - . - . ‘ Olll' I'lCB'fOI‘ the 88.1110 l
s . - , r ' 954 The music by the chou‘ and organ was _ . l . - ._ . . . . a , ' ditlon of the mueuslinlng of the Ellstach- . V - V V , Y P . , . on y .
b. Vt. Curtis 10o1 A. F. Wilmott , , , fl 1 missmners ,3 not sausfactory, provuled sage is to, be consrdered, and; the only . . . _ . . 58 . , , _ .
G. T. Brady, 1038 D. S. Sheeliau, 990 Eery effectYive, a: ichrfasmtg sonYo Y ate.Ya(s- such appeal is taken within twenty days radical cure' is to getrid of the grade crass- ian Tube. When this tube gets inﬂamed, Y . For "(bolting ‘ . ,rY cents. Fourteen shad (‘S 4 .: R O ‘ ‘t R
J. S. Randall, 1005 D. B. Tinkler 3:: igthiil‘fthtnytho t ie lil eies o leYYse: lYYY of the date of theorder. Everybodybelug lugs, carrying the highways either under you have arumbling sound or imperfect Y . YY 1n the assortment. A Sk to I < . I .
C. F. Halleck, 1035 W. M. Sliarrott, - - . satisﬁed and plans completed, bids are or over. Besides this you get by soaking. hearing, and when it is entirely closed ——-Ncw mummd Rang“.— see them .
H- Tilt)’. 1022 S‘ W‘ Raymond, 9?! Attempted Mai-den called for and ﬁnally the work is begun. benefits Which perhapstou do not think 0‘ Deafness is the result, and unless the in- T H E N 0 R M A N D I E - -; I .
J. II. Crockett. 1023 W- 5- Benton], 997 ' bl , f . f This being the regular routine to he pur- now. I have been Sitting in thisroom for . ‘ , ' _V - . . .. , . . 9 r . -. .
P2 h‘b't' llcnry Taylor a respecta L tumor 0 d . . 't ‘ll a pear that the about half an hour and durinrr that time ﬂammation can be taken Ollt and this tube With large mp mm” We“ Ymmv Y Y R Old 1‘ 111188 Lllpllls Mermos, -
'0 1 lion . sue in ever case,i M p . l a ». . .- . . . . . . _ v i . P et elee' ' . " ‘ _ -
W. F. Bryant 88 G. Carter, 88 ifesgillmdlia:?:ili)tzseclur{hnllll::s £33: work of engitnatmg the 518 grade crosYs- there has-hardly been a minlite when there restotctl to its normal condition, hearing gYiYIYIYIYlYtYIleLYYiYIYIlelﬁYVY ngY-YthYtYe. deep end hearth with-large 44-11101], at 7 5 cents. The (}R A D I I ) SP I D CI 9 L S I 'H‘x
J . S. L‘Hominedieu 89. , .’ - a in 5 0n the line of the Consolidated Road was not a whistle blowing to warn people will be destroyed forever; nine cases out. " ' ‘ ' ' . ' - ‘ . ' ' - . .. J 4
. . _ on the highways. A dispute arose 1Y1? to . s _ . l' .. r YY 0, an approachingmm when the grades of Yen . _ a Y Yt MY Y 1r , . THE oneness, OUR OWN, UNCLE only. house in the City that . . 1h
roa SCHOOL usrrons the man’s wa es apdhetht-oatehod to get m this State alone, is sometung o a _, ﬂl‘L cause )y eta , v ici is , . _
T G Osborn 1096 Fred Medd 963 even" with Tiylor because he did not pay uuder'king- are separated you will have no more Of nothinn- bilt an inflamed condition of the N101" VW‘th the Duplex Grates. has them. ' ' ——-—~—AT———-—-
' ’ ’ ~ ’ ' . . - . that you will have all the beauties of this ” ' i ' ' ‘ ' «
Edwin Adams 1006 G. W. Carroll 956 all he claimed to be due 1pm, Saturday When Piemdent Clark assumed the 1V . . . ucus surfac s. . Y . . . . . . -Y . , .
H t Delano, i 93 M. W. Sillimm’l, p. 89 nln‘ht he called him into the barn and management of the Consolidated road, he . place—and'you 001”"le have a behtttlthl m , _ e 'lVew Patterns 1n Rochester Hanging Ol" aS§Ol.tnlent 0f H‘gh '
U . '1. eonvrs when he entered Cummings struck him announced-his intention of continuing the town—undisturbed by night 01‘ by day by W" “"11 give One Hundred Dollars for and Stand Lamps. > " Gl‘tttlc- . Casllmeres Camel ’ l . '9
For: AUDITOR 0F TOWN AC Y . i .- . . Y . . l' r' de 550,. to elimi- the sounding of the locomotive whistle to any case of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) " . . ’ . ' o
t 1 1 h Ollc begun by us p e ce , . . J l
W H qeymour 1003 Horace B. Dann,.)7o With a wluﬂletlee a dead y b ow ovel .t c P Y Y _ Al . F' L' f H'Ul' Fl’chll Cloth &C S
' “‘ C 1‘: Knight p 84. head. The skull was fractured but the ante grade crossings. To accomplish this warn 3°“ 0f danger. The danger ‘5 the“ that we cannot cure by taking Ilall’s Y . S? a me 1119 0 YTablo lde c y ‘ S! +1 .
I‘OR'SE “YER .01‘.WEIGIIT’S aim MEASURES woundis not necessarily fatal, although no end every effort has been matjltc,Yandfdur- gehgzidtliﬁgie lme'oli‘rrznsThcre can he no Catarrli Cure. Send for circular free, Hand Lamps. - ‘ . the ﬁnest ever d1splayed ll'l .
' " ' ‘ - ’ doubt intended to be, and he at present Which“ summer?“ 1’0"“? "0m ‘ a .' . F. J. CHENEY o co. - ' . '. I ' h I FOB) ’ THE NEXT THIR
E' Crowe, . 1034 HarvegsFltCh’ 950 is quite comfortable. Cummings or Hill til: company there have been 32 hearings argmht’tnt presented "1 hWOI' or continued 4t38 tTolch O. Decorated Tea and Dinner Sets. the Clty‘ ’ ‘ Y ' -‘ < . AYS.
mm" cane” p" ' abscondcd. Hill is described as a man 6 since June 23rd, attended by the oﬂlcials crossmgs at grade except the small, nar- who“ by “whys“ 75 com,” Glass Ware, Wooden Ware, Tin and . Evervtl in - R b (1 ~ - -
FOR POUND KEEPERS’ feet tall, aged 35 or 40 vears, with sandy. of the company and the Railroad O'ommis. 1‘0“? mean one Of the ﬁrst expense. I have L“ ’ Agate “78th and ' n -. v :1 g In... 0. CS 3-D
“- E- R“>"“°"“v 1°32 w. MCM““°"' 946 hair and light moustache and wore a sioners. The railroad did not'wait for the noticed an' attempt to preiudlce peeple List of Patent, uombinatIOn .Suits in price .

1" Fillow, 1032 M' Sh y’ 947 brown checked sult' he also carried a $9193th 01' the citizens 0‘ a town to against the railroad company in view of Issued from theU S Patent Otllce yi‘or two House FurniShing Genefally. f ' ‘ ' I . .
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ed , _ . . - - . . DELORATED DINNER SETS 111" A BARGAIN.

 

Cyrus Ruscoe, 1032 Smith Mills: 9'53 brown travel-mo ha... awake to the necessity of abolishing a the proposed Changes along its “he. by _ weeks ending Sept. 27ti.,1ss7, for the State of _ _.._.. -._.. WM.--” ._- ....'-
. . " ' . r " 6 "' a - - - ' tin orades. One would think that l ‘ ' ' . . t it" orted ‘ «
(I- Meeker, 191‘ \V.H.Hendrlck<, o.) ——-—oo.———-———- crossmg, and of domg what is customary, 591mm 2 in Connecticut, furnished as from t ie 0 ice of _ .- p .
S.C. ilorton 1028 name] etitionin thecOnl an tO'abolisb we have some interest against yours; that John E. Earle, Solicitor otVPatcnts, New ._ , , .
’ District Sunday School Conventions. 3'! p g p y _ . _ Y V. . -. _ .

FOR OYSTER COMMITTEE A series of four important conventions ”l" ﬂogging’ but has gone ahead and has the lailroad company wanted to take some Rigel; 0:211" N , lk D - f .1 - ﬂ. In it ;w.0l‘d the Largest , Tilllct Sets, often and twelve piCCCS for $2 75
G. LI, Warren, 1034 J. P. Hanford, 1014 under a"; auspices of the State Sunday [:1an the initial steps in the matter, advantage of you.Y AS. trustee for the base-ball tzrtfttilllda :L‘datednis‘ggl‘t’l‘gt- ﬂying-0 Y .' . and Y Best . Assorted Dress . . . - - 7 . s
C. w. Bell, 1022 W- J - Stevens, 955 h 1 A . t. . , b 1 it No In spite of all protestations to the con- Steehhotdel‘s Of this railroad company I q. 1;, Anderson, assignor to M. J. Damion, I , .

Sc 00 ssocia ion ale 0 e to t ch- intend to do my dilty to its owners. But Umonvxlle, Nut Machine. ' . GOOdS Department In the vase; from 10 cents upwards

trary which have appeared in tllc news- L. J. Atwood .i'. W. F. Lewis, 'assignors m

Gould Hoyt 1028 J. P. Zelluﬁ‘, 961 _ __ 'llb tN wLoidon . .
r her 14 18. These WI 0 a _o l i papers of late, all petitions for the change I am also charged With a trust by the plume & Atwood, Waterbury, Lamp burner.

Prohibititm. Thompsmwmg Winsted and mommy _ _ _ . Y. .. , J n. . _ ‘ - ' State can be found at the
“grade crossmgs Wig "'0 “"0 0‘ "l“ 11“""1'0‘15 °f "mm“ by “wh'gh‘my S “"d 1.03;. adrift. &D._‘n‘7'1?eita‘ii'€; midi}- . INTEREST , . ' '

0. W. Weed, 92 C. Bemson, . 88 Brid . . Y
.. gport, and each w1ll continue fora . b tl tl d f . .1 b . '1 III , . '
l P. Ix d 89. ' - -. road have been brought at the instance of y “3 iousan 9 0 tht ers .l’ ‘3‘ - D d l k. u . . . Y
I enry l ’ day and an evening. Among the topics . . - . - . 1 1 do not mistake my dot in either of these gorgprhiigdaen assiggcr to West Haven Buckle - ‘ CllOlcc ”an“lﬂg Lamps $3.00 ' Hall I am S 4 00
. p - - - - the iallload company itself. One wou ( . y a D , , J pL 1 . .
FOR REGISTRARS 0F WTE 52 for discusswn Will be. Best methods of. - , ,, , rel tion it ll . - t tl to“ d a Go. West Haven, Buckle.2 Vatents. NET To THE INVESTOR I ' .
1st District. temperance work in Sunday School and naturally suppose after the terrible noel- . a 5. liey ll) YY‘"5‘5 :1? am eYero.s-Y J. G. She ard, Hartford, heft coanlYingYY . A .' YY I , -
C. B. Coolidwe 1027 John J. Walsh, 959 Best methods of enlisting in Bible 3,“de dents which have frequently occurred at thgs Ymust L a 0 'Shcd- hc,1“Y-Xt ques- Sugtlil'ssiigligiiti‘glfdgklhay’ heelgnor 1'~t0L- 3- _ _,___ _ . , _ Y '. . B . 1 S] 1 Y . .
,, . mamas“, who sh," Wombats, Le, .- 1 - —Y or— am: lapet Fumbleis and Goblets amazmgly cheap;

the crossings, that the. selectmen at least,

Chas. 15- Warren 13- 38- 1. The members of Sunday School classes. _ _ . . - - ———<.>‘——-—— ' *
"d District, 2 Members of Church and Concrewation. if “0‘ the citizens would rise to the occa- the town meet whatever proportion 15 The hll‘mel'B. in their swamps, “'0’1‘0 Slll'o CHOIC E APPLICATIONS '
Y ~ Y) - l 0t“; - Y a eY sion. and petition the railroad company to assessed to it by the CommisSloners (and could ﬁnd the roots and plants that cure, - t . .
W. S. Benton, 1023 W. M. Rsymont , . h 3. Adults who eannotattend. 4. Children abolish the dangerous crossmg. But not I think we will all admit that it is their hayyutYiYeYing.zYinYzYiYgggYthithY:13erYithew FOR a . 0 _Best Loﬁce In the market can be bought at
F. Esﬁegphs, f" 88' :11;YE:[2331;352:3113;agtsggptm'ﬁhegzim‘: even at Five Mile River where only 111- (White :10 “Ct fairly ilYIYYtlllS IllﬂttYCl'zs and the TithgrcYlehiﬁg; £321,2th hﬁzhéreldgﬁilhitdrd) Y I I I .
ls 11c ' ccntly it“ entire family was killed at "1 ml r03 company W] meet t mu. piopor— As on this remedy you can rely. , REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES, ‘ 7“ ’
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W43. Hendricks, 1044 W. S. Hanhlnl. 956 Hon. William Rey “0105 Of Illionois, it“ tion without discussion, and in that way For ssh, by c. Lapham, Norwalk, Conn.

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MONO W. Wheeler, '1)” 88- er and gresident of the last, International the 5919mm“ or the citizens 0f the town only can we get m} at .hesp dangerous - ' - - ' “R t ' l 0
LICENSE. C, t' '11 b t l k in the way m a petition to abolish the crossings, endangering the lives of your- Must not be confonpaod with Ycohthmh mth- Dally. .tccivet by S, and . Y r 1 Y
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2d District.—-—409 for 219a ainst. ‘5 . . 4 .. -~ t t'o of at s gran .cu ren. lore iii no e er lme ‘One'trial will prove their superiority. . .. , . . Y
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0“” Borough Vote. The marriage 0t MF- J°hn H- Buckley pany to abolish the crossings to the nllm- want you "0 remember the 5°“?030f ”5130‘“ “ands of letters t'roui' Ypeollle who hill/0 “Bed The short crops in some sections of the 3 N0. 21 Pa" " R01”,
Republican. Democrat. and Miss Libbie Frances Selleck was her of ’13 in that towp: At Five Mile _S'l’mty under Whlch the PrcSldent of the them prove this fact. try them. countl' and the low rice' 1, c ttl H, - 1 f ' t ' ’ 0PM!“ 'i'III: POST OFFICE.
solemuized on Wednesday afternoon at River, also, several citizens asked the com- New York, New Haven&Hartford Rm" “""‘”""""""""' 'D 1L;-w-.-um.~.—.m..w y, : p o t1 c H SMI'] I I BROS
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J G. Gregory. 403 Fred Mead, 397 40‘clock.'at the new and elegant “Sidehee pally to locate gates and the Company road Company must “Ct 1" trying t° p“; "‘ducmg “'0 be“ ““55 "f farmers having
' - . . ‘ . . - teet ou. 'our wives our children an SMITH—0n East avenue Set. 30. \lrs. Jollil L. ,Y
of the bridegroom, 20 Beldeu avenue. tespondtd by Oidtllng the WOIk (lone m. y 3 ’ y ’ Smthaged 93 ygafg. ' -p i : a good supply of grain on hand, to borrow a o F [N L E Y ,
Formerly with A. RAYMOND, has now opened
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’ The ceremony was performed by the Rev. mediately. The work had been ordered GoanAN—ln this town,Mrs. James German. aged *—
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1" S' CUle’ 491 E. N. Sloan, 355 W. H. Thomas, of Cambridge, formerly aud’thc erection of the gates was in pro. travel over tllesc‘crossings daily,-—not only 51 years ands months. money this full for purchasing cattle. We
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A A Clllilillei‘yv 457 P. W. Bales , 402 Of Norwalk, in the presence Of a select gross when the fatal accident “ml/07“" you "1 Fallﬁeld, and “at only the Citizens Iggﬁnﬁﬁfégﬁglfgrgﬁﬂ‘ﬁrgf Rglllixlgigllll'l'frkggﬂllle)‘; have many applications for loans for this OFFEP EXTR 0R AR l. St Sh at

. . y, : party of invited guests. At the conclusion ferred to occurred. in every town between Newt lot-k and the late Willis Burr, of Norwalk, in her 89th purpose from $300 00 upwards _ I; . ' A DIN Y o air 03 D ore.
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J. D. Kimmey, 441 S. Mitchell, 394 . .- . year. _
'1.S. Stout, 440 George Law, 354 Of the servrce the bud" and groom [001‘ THE WORK ON THE NEW YORK END or ran

their departure for a wedding tour east, ROAD.

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' . ‘ S no 0 t . Ye “ Disnaow-In Elmira, N. Y., September 29th after _ .
thI'OUSh 0‘" 300m“ 0‘ the CO‘IDU'Y- -.:There a ll erlng illness, Est or M. Disbrow. “The 0! Your attention-is called to our methods , W

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J' H' Buckley 456 all Merrill 25S ' ‘ ‘ is no real remed" exec t b a so ration
Lester Cole received 2 votes; Edgar N. :ngglaggﬁzdllfgwgéhﬁc (I): 203:1? h:- YAs an indication of 'lelat' the Consoli- of the grades ,, y p y . pa W————————Y—-—-—i-f— *-—--——-~—~ of selecting and caring for these mort- ‘ . .
Sloan 1; Elbert Chiner 1 - W H Smith 1. , 0‘ “c ' dated road intends to do it is only neces- ' . Y V . . Y . Y . . . . . .. . . Y
i Y: , Alarge and elegant display of valuable sary to look at tlle work begun, and in . Y mum WORK CONTEMPLATiYm. . . FEBTILIZERS I cages, and an examination of thou record KITES Y! - KITES I , new (mods for Custom “unplug.

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V . . gifts were brought by friends to testify to , . , . - 'n V AllYof this work on the abolition of grade Ui'iABLE 1~01t FALL CROPS, FOR SALE, _ . . . .
-. \vAY'rna FUND, . the blurb estee Din which the happy pair paithompleted, on the giadt. closslngs l crossings is but a drop in the bucket'Com- S at ALL“ Barrs’ Mill. it 35 atom office is invxted.
Henry 13- Price: 463 BU" Smith: 323 ° the New Of New 1 011.. pared with that already planned and~map. .

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William A. Curtis, 1. are held by the community, and many V At. Mt. Vernon the 6th avenue crossing ped out by thong“; management to im- Y . To Lat. . . - YGeo. W. Moore & co . . KITES I > . Y . .
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Elbert S. Adams 429 F T. Hyatt 368 lowed them Ontl101f.]0ul'n0y. _~ . 2 tracks below the grade of the “mum $33"on $1:ka u, the Pennsylvania :9)?” of YTIIL William C. itggﬁglacc on High street. Y .
Frank Hyatt,‘..’:; Henry P. Price,’2 ' Geo. . Y. M. c. A. l 3 At Pelhamville the only grade crossing —————- «o—~—————— . ’ -m t : BUR“ SMITH. :Agent. Nﬁgﬂllﬂllll‘s 0f 1.03113. ‘ 1. 2-7:: ' 01" Dim OWN M‘KE Finley WOttOD
. . ‘ ' l tl 'town has been reduced to an under . -— - . > . .- . YY. __ . _ . Y . . . , . Y - - &
0- St Jellll, 2- Rev. (.01. Anderson gave a very interest- trad: crossing and the work is nearly B bsgontmc Farming in Georgia. ' . ~ MISS GERTRUDE Ir. CAMP Y , ' KITBS GIVEN AWAY Y ’
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. mm mm, . ngana meme... on. to new... .Y. comm, . : _ M3,, .113; 1;; €3ng farmer ot this our mm. m... ._ 281 Main St, Hartford, Conn. . . - - _ Hats and Rubber Clothing. 21 Park Row). rm
J A Pluneo 449 A. E. Johnson. 349 their song servrce on Sunday last. He spoke . - ‘ . y ' ° 0‘ procedure illus- . . . . . . Y
I . Albe'rt De Forest 1 of the need of plivsit-nl and mental strength At New Rochelle the 'Boston Post road tmeiu veerYlm-geln dmahlrhy of colored farm. Pupils for Piano Instruction. , a .. .. h _ Y . . . ’l‘ I - _ 'd 1’ . NEW 1031:.
’ ' . ' “ 4 ‘ ‘ is to be cairieil over the railroad and the era w 0 ran it an arm"‘on their own 'l’erms' 310 00 he, quarter m0 , . ‘ . » . NOW 19 370‘." e “1100 “015‘ to lletﬂl‘eol.honn- [run cg ”In, ' ,0 (lg
.. . . - ': . : . -. - _ - - - ll . - . ill Kit ; 1 ll-ﬂ : w k V' ~' - . ' 9 . OPPOS TE THE POST OF ICE.
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Theodore Brush,~ 456 B. C. Feeney, 647 . a e- "r I .‘- ‘l . “0 . """h been recently carried “yet. the railroad by plow horse, Sun day gotom'eeting bu ' - - . 7t NICE YAYSSORTMENT.Y J pl] B. Ells,

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“001's“? Hodges and Bernard 1‘ eeney, 1V each. men met mm M" Anderson means Of a bridge am] the work is com- and hauler of a Saturday's “load of wood: W ANTED $3,333}? :3: . W EST MAIN S'lilil'l“; l‘. SHOES

At the members meeting on Mond‘iv eveii- . h v ' ‘ - - - ’ - l ' ' ' i
. . u. . r . x . . _ g . . . as . lhe feed of this bovine cons-lets of Wire best and fastest selling book published. 140 illns— . - ‘
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gt'ussi crapped during the stilly hours 0‘ “10 Semi for terms and circulars and take angency in To Eben Eaton. Rufus E. Raymond 2d, John
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J l 1' . “.d 459 J. Ilonneeker 34 mg nex ’ . ‘ ro ck the Weaver street cl'oss- . .-
0 m I 1 e’ ’ ‘ ance of Mr. George Poole, of New York . A” Mama ne - d l -1 night, Whilemslygt“ sleep ““3 sleep 0‘ the your own town. . 4 M. Carpenter. Jasper P- Nlehl‘l'ﬁml. Mary A: " ' ‘ ' r n v t I
non WATER COMMISSIONER. Y city ‘who has- been i‘Or several mm ‘11] iii- lhg has been recently came 0V9” “3 ml - just; and hence it is Old Dun doesn’t presth ; .B. N. Glurrmo, Putt, New liavc'n, Conn. Seotieid. Margaret Scoiield; George Holmes, T0 the AHIOIIH't of $1 50 We €1- "‘"‘“t‘ “9 Brewer “n" wel'ch"
W. S. Moody, 801 strlittori OY 0ft] 1 d' 3 read by mennsYOE a bridge, and the work EhnYthYYell-fed, sleek appearance incident to . , Y . YIfythYY E. thntEi-YYO, DanielYathtYawcAomb. Sarah . , . - . . T U R E ,
. ‘ ' it ie le en in" gymllasulmns. . ' . g ving. . ' ' v . ewcom , enozer . iY , urolius .
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If present, he Wlll give a few hints on the m complctu . 0" l . Passing Farmer Tipper's recently this re- Newspaper for bale‘ 3‘60”}: James (" Giogf’l" The Nowell: .S‘w' WThi-‘l 0110f helds geld as long 115 the kites come In antl 0 Us I '
01W Ticket. . . recently carried over the railroad by means . - - , lugs bucictv, Edward It. Lockwood and Be- ' ‘ . .

. . f h . d . . . _ Y porter found that gentleman pun“, a hep ONE-HALF INTEREST _in the Leading V . . , lloltlout. . bPHGIST N ‘
Republican. - Democrat. use 0 t e g) mnasmm, an “Ibo gl‘e a mm of a brid e and the work is nearly vom- line over Old Dun and ' ' t; E ‘ A RepublteahJoumollnlhe Garﬁeld District. 1389““ 0’: Qimﬂmdv “9 ""3? "1'9 ”WWW“? - ' ‘ . . . u w ‘ D FOLDING hHAlRS,
ple of his club swingino. g , , gomgn asnailspace, Ohio, may be purchased at a great. bargain ii the administrator and ,tho administratrix oi' Bememb those Sam Ies "

non MAYOR. New membe . v'llab . . 1 Y t l' plcted. At Grand Park avenue plans for throwing two furrows to some pale, sickly applied for soop,in conseilncnce of the permanent the estate at Samuel E. Oinistead, deceased; "___— " ll 9
. . ., 5 9. . 1'5 ‘Yt t? Y‘eeeW‘h d the . . a. . . . , r , looking com that struggled for existence illness of its proprietor. ‘or particulars ppply a. all oi the Y .n-Ongltot Norwalk,ln the count ‘ ' -' W!” DEBS. ““3353”. &c., ken
Matthew Corbett, ~8 W. B. Hubbell, 4-3 meeting- any Wishing to Jom mu get nppli cairymD this luglmay under the grade of amid the weeds and m alwa r t in me Gazsrrn orrlen imzls of “mm "Yd 3mm Y Y. Connecticut Citroiini I
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FOR TREASURER. cation blanks ofthe Secretny, at the rooms. the tracks have been filed With the Sigh- the average colored planter-’3 01%pr Hailing Y A. YIYBacon, at Jersey Citlel the state of .Now . Bargaln Counter. OPPOSITE HORSE. RAILWAY DEPOT,
J. H. Ferris, 330 John E. Smith, 379 Y , I Y . way Commissioners, and the work Will he _ usandasking “1810811 of a “chew tierbaeker. . 1 Notice. {353.333.1- (iiiaiiigtii’sit “(limiting 3.11%“?331'2 3i ' ' seaward: co“ ma
Fol: (‘OIlEC't‘Ol‘ This'Fvenin¢.YY - .comineuced as soon as their consent is ”Egobm;§%:%gﬁoﬁgcn?ﬁgt . YYY NOTICE is hereby given "I.“ I Wm my no thndsMand’landsand buildings,’fronting on . . _ . _ J . . A U'
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F. A. Tolles, 297 w. L. Wilcox, 404 YYYEESYZ‘Y‘SSY‘Y'Y‘Y’Y‘Y‘YYfYYﬁ: fablfnt‘i‘t {”13“ t" 3‘33; GWSTY“1%“:3‘sf:::::tr‘ossinwis asked tire reporter. on..1255f§i$’#i$i§§ici£’m'§’néli'ﬁiiToﬁi‘iliiiiif. e.~i§tsia‘3l'i.sei§§i $331315? r335]? 83.33:: “iii- 17 M. N > Prompt to do as we aglee. ’ .
. t a e to he“, art-ison to, e a Y “I 'lows my 30$ when I lays byu__ _ out just provocation or cause. 3138 forested in the matter of this notice—Greetinv. ~ gin Qt orw [k ,
FOR MARSHAL. House on Wednesd't .cvcnim Oct 5 b btinvr - ' ’ , - EMMET R. Ailsrle.‘ Th 101] w“ trvt d ' . - ‘ . ‘- 1-9 a 0 W13 try to lease. eor e “In ar
, _ . . . carried over the tracks b means of then hthe corn was in full silken tasse . .~ - . e 0 “‘n. 0 “5 “'1 (”"1018 0‘ the Court 0
W- 5- Khal’l’i 318 0- MM“, 379 Miss Agnes Hyde m); descrvsdly pophlal' a bridge - work now in proglzzss Har Whghigh- » ' a lot Norm“. September 20th. 188;. " ' m Built-isms? "hetheﬁorfdlagih (t2! literYwa'lk were ' h ‘ i ' ' I' , 0110 low price t0 3“
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FOR AUDITOR, elocutionlst. IIer performances having rison avenue is being carried over the . tbziiggglgyon begin that crop, Bob)" asked . . I. hereby p0 ‘iﬁd’ nah you are required to not in SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT. , Y . —lIasopeneda——s
C-E- Seymour. 321 3- Imus Dibble, 377 been so widely praised by the Press. it tracks by mum of a bridge; work nowin “In do fast place, Ball, 1 run one ful‘l'el' in ' “an“ “$323333, ril‘é‘h‘é‘ liwners of real estate on ' ' . . . ’ R {1 ‘ & 0
FOR INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS, ' would he superﬂuous, perhaps, to add to progress. ' deY middle and drapt do co’uon kivered it '1‘"§.§.E§.3§"3§§2§§.§ hxﬁ’élagftttﬁg 1313:? £333,“ 3‘". easier-hi Side 01’ “(eat Mitt“ “met ‘3“ mi" 0 l I . useoei damp 0' ﬂFIItS'l‘TCMS’S—«W-
C. N, Smith, 332 James Costello, 373 what has already been published coneern- At Rye, Grade street has, at the instance ““1 myfoot. One munt later I ﬂung tWO using the SraNnAitnRocnasrsa PIPE, adopted by t1$§i$u”hekdlihoglgsgrgﬁyegl‘llgrléaed‘ grid :gql‘illg ' I

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FOR REGISTRAR OF VOTERS. ing them. Her pioglamme '5 an elaborate 0f the railroad company. been discont'nued of twelve alters. Fast er Juliey I ﬂing twg Rihrst-Ciass Workmanshlp Gllaranleed at Lowest Stalk: titli'tll‘i ociyYhYYYeYtszengYe. it: i-lihigveathcltlY-Yggdﬁ- ll'o Inventors The “Record ”

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'1. (J_ Cavanugll, 325 Theo. Selirles, 571 one, embracing “5 "“1093 selectionsziom l15;a 3'?th erossmg, and 1“ she“ thereof it meiefurrerstodo co’a an’ two more horny a es. GEORGE W.‘ 'CRA‘M, Contractor. ' ' wrdth, measuring from the bgﬂtoi‘ly side lino ' 'Y ‘ ‘ ' _ ' . G l : 0C IE: I ‘ i

eminent literary notabilities, and her l'en- .ne‘iv crossing is to be carried ,und'cr the cotton and choir: it out. Dis is do next: " ties Vomce, Water Street. of said street, as at present established, all of
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, . derlngs are instinct With his and beauty tracks and thawed: is ins ro’ rest“. : At 1’10““ 18"” d9 00 11- N9” time 1'11 bust . . - . '
J. L. Richard: 311 C.S.Trowbrid e 402 . ' ~ ' » ‘ J . ,~ .- ‘p. 5' 2' ‘ d ks ' ' " - ‘ - ‘ ‘ \‘ember 19373“)th aece lance ’oi--tlo C - . K al B
You a M; .F v, r in Y i ’ Proceeding from grave to gay, how the North street the crOSSlllg 18 being changed ﬁthienbaul ’ and don I'll “00 5" sah, 0‘ "5 : J .. D . J E N N I N Gs , mitteo oYIYiYHYithways, said ptime being ‘deefggltl ' . ' " ' ‘ -The 01‘ W _ k ecord Y —A'r...
‘ '1‘ E. UR. .RO ‘ TEIFUN . miohty pulse of speech is felt and how to an overhead crossing Locust avenue “Do ‘ - , . V ., reasona e ythis Conrtior the execution of ' ‘ ‘ -- - ' ‘ .
. - r , e.) 7 ’ . a . _ ' 6' 7°“ prepareyour land beforeplanting Sue cssor to L. E.. U! r n ‘ tl ’ l r; d ‘ . : ‘
P.L.(.ur.nmgh.tm, 6...! II. Snyder. 389 “each ﬂomng hell that swingeth tolls its is being changed into all under grade 30M” asked “‘9 “mm”? ' c , ‘ Q N A“ ' , Bllllalf’llizgloctlntlo lllllvoc‘liz illgkllli‘giygltyortd‘zggd- -' ' - w T ’ much: (if ts‘i- fetiiii’da aﬁhhgnghehaaregy four N" 5 wall Street
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J. W. Bogzinlus, 311 N. J. (.raw, 08$ “lament lethh "ﬁtment“: and gratifying. PuliClliie avenue 15 being clmnged ““0 a" You mus’ plant; in de wan-tier fun-er cer'yketch ‘ ' . - ' . ' ' , “1° PM" 20 neglecting ; all Of said “tight to be ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ . ' ' V ' 2,0” 00PM PER WEEK - Opposite to I Ii Ells’ Furniture Room
J- “mm: 312 J- A- Farrihgteni 375 “d we ““tlc'l’ate for 0‘" people all even. under grade crossing. There are gates dog-am dat falls, and den.nsy0ﬂ kin, ﬂing do No: 3 Knlcht 'IStI'Ptlt, liglthilsnd‘gggtw:lﬁoo:lttilietilri$:%%?a‘ntllmhoil c I. . I. A it." 1 h S: V (I . i , - ' - . a.
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J. C. 0“,ch 302 _ H. D. Fox, . 8.88 ing of rare interest and pleasute. 8- their, at present. . . _ xii-£30 81:31.11: 3: £1.30 Fitz; itl'woo: ”(1510:: NORWALK Count Y Y am“ “ltd. lmeeht‘ll‘lhlt! W th tlle'oul'b-llnc ﬁxed by 0' . 0108.000 '3', and I L, the public 1 VOL It amok)“, £31,..2 and whole- Everything new and fresh. and will be we
J. A. Slater, ' 317-6. E. Smith, "365 ——v:.—“',—“.*—.“—“ At Port Chester, Lower Main Street is “he“! do suption (substance) in dyolan’ ”in“ ' ‘ " ll tugggﬁlmytﬁftft‘t t .gllWEl'ﬁ- ii to th ' = ' ‘ ~ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ :ggldimlzng *6?an all me 2981111ng YYYYIYIYewsn In cheapaswnbeboushtlntown.
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J. \t Y 1)“ch 330 W. M. 81],".th 356 They Can't Aircrd It Y to be carried underthe ,ljatlhond. .Y Thele Bolt, lockingas Wise as Solomon h;n;§olf..—- , ’ﬁﬂﬁﬁﬁgﬁmtkvhw YPiY-obataeonrt, 0m pro’iigertyiovgnors 11303;? 3,23% “0053,, Y Y Washington, D, C... _ . rice is ab paint? Ylov'r to earli’bie anybody toI .33 ,
0. li. SteywsY 3,17 W. H. Smith, 415 Bllt the south is entering upon anew ale gates: there at ptesentV-V‘iF’fWQStCheStel' Bambridgo 19“" Democrat. ‘vﬁgtlteY 0! .Tluhl'll‘ws Ii! , grants, '1th of “it“ “ﬁVV‘t‘ltb’Ldbf'bmm'w 139”?"3.“ “mated ' , . . , . . I . 1:13:05): ‘ and vi? gﬁﬁrgnifiihginmdi‘crmgiiiﬁ man ‘ an to ‘1" II ‘ an“
-_.—-_. . ._ w_. industrial career; his engaged in the work avenue is to be carried under the railroad. . Muss-ht, ,h, ”no" iviiths‘i‘vi‘twhgtiiiftﬂ ' has been made .Slight.)dirsggtrcgtivtgii'ﬁfgtvll‘iiiiiimthllisﬁi‘lorlgiigl?r I ““3”- ms‘f’crmm “"emmﬁ m "mm“ ‘ 333213150”? 50313;) “3.35.. ":seir‘iceiig'iinaiid ‘
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mm“ ”0“”! J0“ - Humm- Mmmlstmor and by publlsuiushleiame as directed by law the factthat tenjoysanps appreciates the heart; 80140113308, ATTENTION !

Wilton goes ltepublican by 29 miijority.

mant for many years- it is. renewed in Commissioners. of their. ntive board of the, Min and - forth for an order 0! sale of tour certal r s - .- Will of all—the Gaze-H's. uaur, Sentinel,
’ a a ' ‘ choc ted mod. ' ationegester. 01' real estate owned by said 'i‘n‘anmiils $1135; ainoih .395?" JW,Ml1‘tmd Remwumn. ‘ s I- BY'NGTON
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Good morning Mr. First Selectman . . . , . . , . h-. 1.: l , '
.. . , n ’ building up new towns and adding to old This maker 18 made crossings m the Laborer-Amalgam ._ _ h a . . . 3' .. nah; oﬁommhhg Nominate. 12th ' : ' - - - ' ' ~ THE ECORDls sent to any address for the
“loud Rivet James ~- = day-mutton we named assessing a... 2:3“W‘iiicissaiu”aparﬂméii'sdaigi‘iitiiiiiiiiiﬁe‘sii'iié'd day-9* September '. " " . a ants 01’,» Well long “m“ “m °’ Pension A ttor’nﬂl

ones. Under all the circumstances itis no State of New York which the Company wages of each mm m d laborer working in in‘ said application- therefore _ J JEN-7‘s SEYMOUIR
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of developing resources that have lain dor. and the plans have been approved by the PO‘ITSVXIII: Pa sop t 29..“ a meetin ‘ - h .
~ - - - ' .. .t. . r .- - , B of said estate praying for reasons I ereln set ' 3 - ‘ - ‘ ' . . , - ‘
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“bat an earthquake was that which wonder that the theories of fro, trade w'll ' ' ‘ - . - ~- . . * -‘ ' ' - . - -
- 2 n has abolished or is taking the necessary the to”, «.11th region 5. caesium rhat said a iicatlon be. he i d 98, ‘ Clc'li f to ‘C t B
. . . Y Y . . . . , Y Y . Y _ per cent. to; . I pp arr an .Y . -. Y: , l. 0 .18. cllYIYY 02 nrgessos. Y . Y ,. I . .
“'00" "3Y3 Westport MOM“! - . ﬁnd little favor here. Just at present the steps to abolish. _ 9 support: Yet the strikers, and declaring ‘i‘iféeixii'iniilfiiii’cﬁwf'fsgr‘ﬁf’it? $333553: '- -. ‘ _ . , / - - In the U. 3. Patent Oﬂceaad 311 Foreign 15 081118 a Ysart We 0011133r2 wms' 941 339th Street, N: En
Old Ridgeiield is still true to her tradi. south, with-its new enterprises and its Yin- Besides the above crossings, there are 3h“: Pp WQPhéhOlﬂd “mg? intrep‘ gﬁﬁgﬁg‘étgﬁglmgg: hgtlge'lthggeg 3:} it??? by Good; mews-t 'All . . . comm“ .i, - how 18 the Time to Subscribe! ‘ s G'Yros, D. L“
lions, and went triumphantly Republican. fant industries, can ~ot afford to favora two grade crossings in Port Chester, agogigatiOn'oLW'hmyo? 1:3? ﬂ '0' the cirYttuYiYathi} ha said district at leastliitPe days with: l'1 ,i .- .. :rq .' A , i - Y . ”1‘ t ' P ' ' mdféiiﬁigeiilﬁhmiﬁ‘hﬂmiégﬁ'"°
_ _ __.._. _~_ -.. _ ;- . . .- . Km» - .- d a O i .‘ ' ' - “ " “' ‘. ‘ - n_ex erencco near en ea sinthe tent — '
more “dram ad flu. tlrlde expeiiYmelYlt that may plow. fatal, pslnely, Adce street and Upper Main :- . “m M ysxhhgaxli?gSHElVi\VOOD, Acting Judg: “will" "m.” F" ”1.1"" .omco 1.3. given him» a yperfegg lmohhtx‘tm mlvanloselKnigtthgepmgongClaims
. 0“ 3‘0 3- - ——A.'lanta Constitution. street, .090 the company intends to wet ”W" . N 9.9.. .. M 1‘1““?! .. ...s ._ . ' ‘ ' ' .‘ ' ' ‘7‘.—_ ’7‘ ‘ " , every classiﬁcation otinveYthhmanathe particular SPECIAL TO FARMERS ' ' Ill BEA
Surveyors 0,, the m osetl he“ m h, . . . . , . a The black walnut era still inalntains its , lam auto enabled to inform-the ubilc. and re- EIIAMINERS AND BUi us, to W] icli each ' c .35 V0“ "“90"-
end I ti _ P tl P YI’ - Vlt- _ .. _...__ - put of these as soon- its foasdlle plans can ugly orlgill'in the £00” of h . that are . Y .Y Y Y , spectfully solicitashare of theﬂ‘m pagoda,“ 1 all::velllllillavelxtmoevlt‘ltmiﬁlormﬁ 1110 has; cam- . Yolilany ‘fm‘hne"?“‘t°°“ the rolls are entitled
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Y 'k “Y Y‘ u" 0' “"f . Boston “"‘I th Y The Grade Crossing. be agreed "PO": . gotng qucll oYverYtho city. Uglally it is white Planos l Pianos l would he 1'1“}??th see them ”19°90'18”” {lie¥ 1 ceding yModels. to, “goo .ilczw'ahed T he R e c o r d “(:01ng I‘ll": met ‘2 Jillijoliitnymgltl 32:12: ti‘i‘f’wl‘iﬂll
0' a” now “t work m Prestth ’lhe - Up to yesterday morning Selectman When the show-mentioned work is wood stallletllli‘lmitatlon;of black walnut. I " . Q. N 9 MAIN'13TREET ' every "cm“.dt‘he ("“69me GIVES "IS'PER‘ pension waagranted ‘0' amm'me ”mum“ '5
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engineers at. work claim that they have Wheeler had received just one hundred completed there will not be leftasingle
found an easy way around the Preston answers to the series of- questions prO- gradeprossjng on the mainline of tlle New mm of the ham Itmnybedhat the to it _

hemlcan Showtliemioile'ot' the Finest Stocks Patent eulce dolly he can. serve Inventor! ln ' ' “MM“‘Y'WMM m" N“- “t'me “e“
,W. . . . securing their Lettei's Patent far more advantage- The New York Market. Reports dlsabillty of all classes naturally increasuiii‘.“i M “p

artistic miliounium to inspect the interiors of
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hills, which have hitherto been regarded pounded by him to the selectlnen of the York New Haven & Hartford Railload in ‘Iniot with th ‘ " ' ' l " I “WW
. . . . , , _ . . . _ . YY - ebuilders, and thatthey furl h g , , y ‘ - '
":9 .pmcheﬂlly lmpﬂSShhlc for a. l'aierad. various towns of the State. On the grade the State of New York. Vb“. their cu'mmers demand: 3°“ 10““ hPlanS ﬁn bale! , ' . Filiﬁlgll and Domestic leis ' Y‘VﬁﬁhthEten-Y "' ’ ' CURRECTE“ “PTO DATE. "31 gm? giggigimguﬂsgggg m“ 3:333 '
’llurty surveyors are at “'Ol'k- erossing'matter. ”These answers are from if“ WORK 1,, oovsltoricur 813:1“ bald“: pgplo williearnthat brown ’ - ‘ ‘ , ' - ~ - ~ . ' ‘ . a 1 » . i ' A ﬁgmeil imingulwnalamwu nohsetl 0'“ la
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i........g.... Com“... m... n... .0... representing 322.000 poppet... mm. pushingtllc work New Yo... o.féﬂmsiityﬂufé’tﬁ‘gﬂﬂdwﬁs , PMDOS ‘0 "Ont! Glocenes . and Provolone, Tea. - ”Wither 9““ lite-10‘3““ “Mame“ m Mm” “33 .

. the New York, Dnnbury and BMW“ mad and granting that they represent the senti-

—has had an annual meeting and elected - -- -
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ash, ,or park ,or chaY'ry, even in imitative . Y : Y - ' .
shapes, are more beautiful, niore durable, Plﬂllﬂs sum 0“ lllt‘. lﬂSllllllllﬂlll Plﬂll.‘ 00068, Spices, Y.Ei0.,

ear to the wants of Connecticut. Plans > “(1 give evidence of'b'et'b’r tastcf—Brooklyn ' .
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monious gathering. No dividend to be that 2311000 or ”to population “"0 in favor l . . - . ' n it».
Y . , . . , have been a e to .1ch a cot over. 0 l'ethaubler. - '
,Islee, but proﬂably none was expected. of an cxtrascssmn‘of tllc legislature, while . I' _ m Y? i '1‘ '1" I} {g l' h 4k Mag . l... .. . . z . Pl - excelleuhyuonc. 0m: priecs_are as low as the have been rejeo ed. he \vllimYalrc 'fll_l examination the agency of one at the the oldest and iarg‘t‘ge S‘iepetsiﬁ‘itie¥i2°32$1iimﬁﬁmyﬁtﬂm§
"1 INS road will probably be completed when 88 000 are opposed to it. . , gt at cenoscpus lapel! our .0, w ith wox . ——-—--+--.. . s... w... .—'——.-_.. . Y Y 31103 Tuﬂﬂd ﬂlltl Rﬂﬂﬂll‘ﬂﬂ, _ lowest. ' w " ' 'and report on the same m-amumww. Prelimin- establishments in the state for the choc; " ' ‘ caly'reqnlres a-cornpetent attorney to niaiie t
.lt is ﬁnished, but work will not commence , IS ”a“, m progress..- Arlrnselnouis are ‘acYYant YFnrYIYIYns In YEnngYiYLYIYad, Y Y - , DON'T. FAIL To ‘ UV 1'} US A CAI I. nary examination of the Patent Oillce Records. Y ' gmloas‘es. Soldifrx'mw‘ermq with dimWALtfm
until it begins. Meanwhile the annual W a- "M- been made to begin at mine the work on A“ ngrtcnltural journal in England ‘ issues!“ ”‘59 the ' ' ' ' " ~ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ I . i533 llzgnsxllllllll‘lllltgllltl’llzgollgllpgiggltgvlll‘ It’lgffg‘gtt‘le HARNEbS' SA‘DW “ALTERS‘ whom-team 7M1’IQ‘E.YIUIYAPIIG1291|9¢ downy: 9'
meetings 1m; liable to be held every year. , Bace Ball. . . ' "' . Y' . notingcs that the Ynunlber of farms which yell] _ ' " ' ‘ Y'-" All orders by mail or telephone will he pi-pmptly tion mfhgmt to patelits-.will be given in" fuli QUECINQLES COLLARS, W W‘K'st’m't!‘ do 8" “3 u is "‘m‘ “9 a
”Mitt/“rd 00117711“ The New York Sun 5'! s the “Nor-walk ’ ﬁve others. BESidOB, the-“.0 it”) several 0° 39th .m 91.1 W”? 9‘ the country at S h P" “"0.“ "Y ‘1 ' Vdetatltllaclrcular which will be mailed free 0 “ . ‘- ’~ - to ' SOLDIERS Qf I“; [£th milk
‘ ——-——<..—~' of South Norwalk ‘5; l t s l - S ““8”“ ““9"? “W- emsunssg hnyc. been lollnelnlns is ”99th without precedent»?! ’ 0 mm: and Krakauer ”mos . . . , -V§?§iiﬁios‘.iis§l§iy mum“ “0 it“ “Mil ' “muse mars thigw‘i’iiiitii’igm m m "e’lihné'iillh com.“
' . . l ‘ ’6‘“ “.5 "I“ "y ‘" “ ordered abolished by"tlr’eOdmmi‘ssibners ...an,vt."rms which have been. . tic-caplet tr " __A.~__ . - ' ' G “'- Vl - “1”th i), , 7 . . ' MNE 1! “Wise 0.1’121’1' pristine-lam “5‘ ﬁlin- . ' "2‘3”
111 nailgpimo New Canaan! stingg e to beat the Cuban Giants in a hall . l . l _ l l b k . d successive lllpinhers of the some families {or - -- ' ' ‘ ' " . “ r '. . f. l: _ . .4 - ~ 40 ‘s. :1 .‘1 s..-_. . .
New Canaan.elects her entire Republi- game, at Monitor Park, Weehawken. Lhyzrhpéthppsthgwilhhn '0;th it‘lfoﬁnt'hzl‘to alterations are to be Elveuhp, 98. the mg”; . 311 88,8 YYW “no YYYYYYB or, our Oislet- man will call. by leaving sinus, at ’ Piooumlg Palams "I Pam's" Asiisnai as meohlsuind. “1‘ 59:10 01' 33115338..
can Towntieketh n w r - . . . . , ' . . ' '5 »‘- " .t “t“‘el’cnllm‘h' Gentle“ fﬂmlths "i H [1 N M S ' ' " ' . ' ‘ _ w. ‘ " . . r “if. [Iomestcnlotth lt am a a 7 -
jority It cart-lid; 7:0 $2,533 YhtY) 113: Y 'lhe Portland and LowYell clubs are luak- days hm]; m which appeal can be taken. arulllousloss.-Cllicngo’1‘imea. I, Raymond’s Grocery __ cuuﬂlilﬁg. 11$”er will ﬁwﬁﬁusiﬁfﬁr‘; bl Yatedﬁltsoui‘h wailing“: mile 1 agialm
T ‘01- YYY ' -'t 9‘;- ’1‘) .uY- lng a close ﬁght for the bewltnglaml cliam- Work on tile abolition of grade crossings . ' ' "" LOGKWOOD'S HALL BUILDING Wall. STREET ~ ' . . Sponges, Chamois. ii’lu‘nketg, mined], Feed Bags. big: addsmledghxmres 0! W aﬁpﬁﬁﬁﬁéa
. (3W5; 1;“ 5 'Y‘Yh'JJ” .Y ““le ' ,f reasul- iblonshlp. Both clubs are playing for all in Connecticut has been ill progress fora “21:12:11 E? {lalz‘e’fmgr “:1: '1” £333? . ’ ‘ ’ 9 IN- STREET He refers to any oiliccr of the Patent Otilee. and '1 ““0“th ““88. “6- a! flilYlYll-wWhlhe 3‘0": at it big Th JI‘ll'l‘iul'l‘e 0|
.. ‘i .i' .~ ' . ' . "e 1 l' n I" . - MA. - ‘ 2.: , - ' .~‘ IISONis'Y ', -,
a S cw a" m" 1 m .lne 0‘ 8-8 they .iit‘v wprth. long timr; and many Of the grade crossings magma y y pa “onw’tbh. 00““ “'29 35 t1 iﬁi'li’sgli‘iiisiﬁigeiiiil'ir'ﬁlﬁﬂi‘ifiii’iré‘iii'r‘irhr" J. F P .E 0K WELL. 01‘ JUL“ 0- G“li‘lthnaf‘lgtgtglhﬂgl‘lgghﬁih-N "“311:
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