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DIRECTORY
Milli! Blilliii lililiill
or was
’I‘OWN 0F NORWAIJC.
Abbreviations: N.~Rorwalk; ll, NJWWNIII Flor
walk; E. N.~iiast Norwalk.
To those of our readers who are not al-
ready aware of the fact we would an that
quay fir-m Isorwia "prose-tad, what or of
men shall lama, will be found
y reliable In ovary business trans-
act and woil worthy of rsli patronage
alto d to them.
AIR (YOMPRRWIRH.
NOIIWAIJI IRON WORKS (‘0. The. Water at.
near it. it. bridge,
ARCIIITRCTN.
INA". WI. B. I“ Wailing!» st, pious and
meditations furnished at mania rates
RANDALL, Inns n. cor. no. and w.“ in. N.
seals. prospective and free hand drawing.
Arc-nonunion.
“incur-zit. Mimi. nines unwur ".35. Real
estate broker and auctioneer.
MORREIJ. t L‘HOIIEDIIIII. S Washington st,
all kinds of property sold.
BAKERS.
IMCIXS a $03. 27 lain all. N. and in Washington
at. ti. 33. also dealers in confectionery, lu-
tmrn. ices. etc.
WERNER, L'IIAS. L. lain scour Wall, N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh guilds daily.
WIIfiO‘S‘S "Home Made" Bread Bakery, ll. .\‘
lmve orders at H Raymond st.
IIAKIIH.
(‘it'N'l'RAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall st. N.
capital “my”, surplus “Jill. ti r if.
llnlmes. idem; It. L. yer. vicc‘presldenr:
Wllllam . . ('urtis. cashier.
l'l'l'I’ NATIONAL BANK. The, fill Washington ri.
nesrxlin. ti. N. Capital 810ml); surplus .12-
50). It ll. Rowan, president; .lnroh If. Lnyv
ton. cashier.
YAHIFIELD COUNTY NATIO‘SAL BANK. The
4t WA" st, N. Inco tuf Iii". (‘apilal ll,»
our. I’rest., Janice . iiyltt; vice-prest., win
I). Keeler; cashier, Lewis C. Green.
Ffifli’lELll‘l COUNTY taglllgous lurkgcm
’ s . Ilepos ta . . surp us .01).
Wink fl. Moody prost; Martin 5. Craw. vice
priest; James II. Bailey, tress.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWAIJI, 'I'bc, 5| Wall
«cm 1867. Caritniwnll. ram
em um. ; B. .r. IIil.vicc .; II. p.
Price, ash . Dilution rt, Ilil r:. J. um.
“26 Trims E. K. Lockwood. J. A. Osborn.
o. tzf wuss-r314. Beard, n. w. hitch, w. r
Bishop. Bankers” Merchants, Manufacturers:
Personal and Fun ly accounts are solicited.
NRIWALII BAgmsogoocmirtgkliIlmi st. N
2positsovsr . . ,su us , . leorge
l Holmes prest; Ii. B. 'rnufurd. vice prest.;
George E. liter, tress.
SOL’TII KORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De-
posits over $02.00), surplus soon. Alden sol-
mans. prcsL; John II. Knn , trw. Interest
paid depositors. Money! onmortglge.
BEEF, {Insoles-1e.)
BOI’TII .VURWALK BEEF Cl). 3. X. Hammond
beef, pork. sheep, lamb. veal, etc.
TERRY. WM. M. A C0,, N. Armour'sbccf sud
provisions. Home dressed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BFXTOX, J. F. Post office box to. N, (‘trrzuinrs-
folded in over moo Sunday papers.
BLACKsMITIIs.
CARB,GEO.T. foot Raymond st, 8, X. lione-
' n specialty.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELL, GEO. s. t (:0. P. 0 box not. 8. N. builders
of bridgu, docks, pile foundation, .
BOOT AND BRO! DEALKBS.
BROW‘S, II. S. Sotlfain at, S. N. custom Workand
rcplinng a specialty.
HARVEY, c. II. No. lain st, 5. N. specialties in
boots, shoes and robbers.
SCRAUB, JOHN a SON, 85 Washington st, 5 3'.
A good nastwnncut at low prices.
BOOT AND 3110}: BEI’AIRISG.
PHILLIPS, 0110. a) Railroad Place, 3. N. All
work nutty and promptly done.
MISSILE” AND HTATIONEBS.
man, J. ARTHUR. N. mil ongravirtgnred
diugstltimrtry, base ball and tennis goods.
FLAIS'I’ID‘S DRUG STORE. 6 Washington st.
3. N. School luppiicsand stationery.
BOX IAKERS. (Wood and Paper.)
‘ KNAPP, E. F. wb‘trxur “,3. N. llllfactnrlr of Ital
cuss, ca, etc. General drop jobbtng,
BUILDING mustang.
PERKISJOIIN II. ft. Washington rt. 3.x. also
blue swne, sewer pipe, by. straw, etc.
LROXARD, CHAS. '1‘. Water st. N. brick of all
kinds,lime,‘ , Hr,ctc.,alao blue
stole, mebrrck an y.
RAI'IOND BROS. lilwaakee, Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts,bvick,lath,limc,ccmsnt.sdamsnt.
BUTTER, CHEER, zoos, he.
WON BETTER BOUSLm doorto the Post
DANE, WI. 1. ”Wall KN. Magnum”,
horse, noble and carriage furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BIIILDBRS.
030 JAKE 0. Ann st, 5. N. estimator
given, hing prompt yattended to.
10mm“. A. E Tsylrwlvcnnc, S. S. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
'I. 11),}le mill, at. laden
mach! run power con me to is
low ”'7 Large work a specialty. 8
RA'TIONDJ. B. (OW-ta at, 8.1K. manufacturer
mun
Johhingdouc. 5H.
SRIRWOOD, s. B. 18 (Iron st, 8. N. Jobbin
promptly attended to.
“Ila-D o “6‘ fl WW
‘ “GIT, 3 M x.
. . curtain-cud
“SW-It.
. .CARRIA
‘ Q tumours-s
won .. g...“
‘ «neutrons.
unattacgdommnmnm
’ cum-nan on me-
cr co. to
‘ml. .I-Muwsoflas Tbs. *
orgacomw-mass.
lav m ii.l.l‘ho In
w to. a, iobkvr
w. anathema-pus st,s.lf.Ily-
EQMnI-flmmb
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(30!:th IAIUIACTUREM
litYl'lI A Gi‘tLDDCIIIlDT. factory I. N. landfall»
rum- of the ulcbrststl IMO; Cassia
.‘IIL'GII BMDIIII.
PLAlil'l'llll'r-l COUCH! REMEDYansvtcd locum.
manufactured at is w st, it. R.
0800me AND “WWABI.
NMIII, I. I! a “O. cor. Isl-anti Wtatlil.‘ I.
again and tin worn
I'NIVERSAL MORE. The, 80. lfslu at near West,
lamps, crockery, glass wars, bouef things. ate.
IIIIKTIIITH.
lutiTW'l-ll.l., t'. l‘. lander‘s block, lie. Iain st. ti,
X. Ofllce hours, it a. m. to! p. I.
KENDALL, (lel. li.. nus. wmwon, cor.
Franklin sin, H. N. Iloarv Bum. too. [MIL
52W Iltlt. J. t‘. Miles at Lawl- sf.
rmrkl‘mrgregntimrsl i‘bnroh. If. administered:
(told and porcelain crowns I .
”00R”, BAH“ AN!) BLIND“.
SMITIIM'. If. & CU. L'i l l? Water at, N. tunings
wood work. whack, err.
DRAIN AND NEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, I", M. Mffboslnntst, MN. (’ruslwdrlonc,
sewer contractor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron. salt pissed and content
pipe, 3 to II inches in min.
owns AND OBI-KIM
EAST BIDB PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave. I. ll.
Sunday hours, it to 10mm. pulp. In. Preacrlp
lions carefully unnpounricd.
Wholesale and retail.
liltiurl “IN A. ll Msin oi. S. l'erfnm,~rifty
iii-«ti rmrperfumau ' 2-. t .2
rl..lltvrln's, “Washington at. H. )i. tau-m mutt-
cines. etc. Physicians' prescription- a specialty.
DRY-(Hull’s.
AMBLEILJ. L. d: HilXiiw-“The Faullublc." So. ‘1
Hazeln- building, S. Dry goods, oil cloths, mun
tiny and rugs.
BANKS, B. K. Mahackrtmo lion-l block, 8. )1. dry.
gtxuls. notions. gloves. etc. Underwear u specialty.
BENNETT. .I. F. iii Main st, )6. Iilolucss totali-
lirhed over forty-two year».
DICKERMAN, A. it SON. ill Washington rt, H. N.
dry-goods, carpets. etc. (see ndv.)
SCOPIIZIJ) a IIOI‘T, :t Gazette bidg, N. (.8 Wash-
Ington st, hi. N. (Sec advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 (llzcttc bldg. N.
gmdr, fnnry gIMIIH. notions and bosirry.
EX I'R ENS)! I-Z‘S.
III’XTUN k Ilifl‘SllAHE, olilre at Benz-dirt}. 43
Wall ill. 1". Our motto, "pmmpt attention."
CAVANAMI'.‘ EXPRESS. but: rage. furnittlrt-nrnl
pisnua mom]. Leuvc onlm Ill lI’laistul‘n. s. N.
NIII'IRWUUD. W. W.. 5'. slate at pmtnflln- nmi
Ifule's. t’nreful nntl prompt terrier.
l-IXTRACTS, ESSENCES. ETC.
SORWALK EXTRACT I'll. 5'. munufulun-ru of
fine exrmtrts. Ambler & Bell.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMl l.\’li BROS. Iirsdley’o super-phosphate. :2
ill lnlnnn-s. land plaster. ground bone,wood as cs.
SMITH. W. II. it I‘ll. Water st. N. norms for Will»
illilnri ('lnrk .t Co‘s slunrlimlfeniltzers.
I-‘IRI'J “RICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND Rims ordinary shape» in stock. rpm
his in nub-Lil" mortnmundxlumncy flue linings
FISH. OYSTERN, I'LAMH, ETC.
iil'NT k leiJ'l'i‘. 69 \i'trshingtrm st. 8 .‘J. flu»
fish, oysters, clams. frolic. game, vrmlublm. etc, 2
FLAG AND CONCRETE WA LKR.
MORTON. JOHN B. m’l‘nyior avenue, 5. N. Also
stone (leuler.
RAYMOND BROS. contractor! for ills, conch-lo.
Irphlill. brick. cement and grim-l walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATHER. ‘
MEEKER. W. II. t (:0. Music Hall block. 5. .\‘.
vole counts.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEM" I-'I.Ul'R, the best mode.
fail to use it.
i.'IIl iii! BIIIEI', I).\.\'l EL. east end of Washington
.-'t bridge. The choicest of fanrtly flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw, flour and Iced in
package, load, car ovcnrgo lots.
RED MILL. Dorian, (‘rofut & Bryn. 6min, choice
ground feed. graham and rye hour.
HORISTS.
SMITH. JOHN R. So. Main st. 3.x. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants. rut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinds it specialty
and done promptly.
Fl‘RSITl’RE DEALEI'N.
(“LEILL‘L TH EilDt iRl"..WatlhingLon rt, (on 2t curl)
l‘umiture. looking glasses picture fumes. etc.
(“RAM & \i’IIITTLIvL‘iEI’. ill Alain st, N. lilo]
mond‘s old stand). See advertisement.
BAI’MOXI). Gill). II. new store, All and 48 ilsiu at,
.V'. Four doors above old slum
STOW. DAVID. till, or. an. and 72:, So, Muir) sl. 5 X,
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
GAS LIGHT COMPANll-is.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, omen- 19
Water st, N, Gas for light, heat and power,
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three doi-
lars per barrel. package extra.
GROCERS, (Wholesale.)
HOLMES & KEELER, 9nd ll Wall at X. rvholrL
sale . dour, grain, hay. etc.
SELLECK BROS. “and 16 Wall st. 3. wholesale
grocers, dour, feed, grain, hay, etc.
GROCERS.
BROWN rk WILCOX, 70 Washington st. 8. N. sole
agents for celebrated Pumingtou creamery butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. l4! Washington st, S. N.
choice groceries and provisions.
FBBRIS, CHAS. ll. successor to Hutchins, 20 No.
Main st. 3. N. table deliucies for family trade.
FINNBGAN a O'RIILLT, “Main st, N. dour.
Popular prim.
tfl'n r .
Ilry l
Don't
feed. hay, straw, coal and w
FINNIZI' A: BENEDICT 4! Wall st. N. fancy and
staple «.mnfcctionery. fruit, etc.
FITCH, D. W. West are, cor. Merwiu st, '3. canned
goods. eel. Ir, butter, etch N
GUYEBAtSON, . B. Springw , s. . flue
mrics. choice meats, dour, red, etc. gm.
lIANI'OIID,W. S. East ave. near RR. station, EN.
Asbestos paint, school supplies, etc.
LAW'I'ON, I'. 0.8 00. 1'2 80. Main at, S. N. gro
ccrics and table deliacies.
L’IIOIHIDIEII, DA Nimeast cudof Washington
at. bridge, 3. N. teas, coffees, spices, a specinlty.
MOORE I BARHAN, Rollin at, neachst, 3.8.
he . foreign fruits. flour. food, etc.
NICKWON a BB'I'I‘S, 7 Water N. especial
madcdtabicdclicadss. st. ‘1
O'I'IIAII, BIO. Wilto- avc. and Reboot st. X,
New store,ncwgoodsaud prices.
SHMOU C. R. 83 W It. 8. N. bead
m 2"52 kin. all." em»
s ‘ ’* Iwr
HAmll-B’m moron
' ASCII-"33m J. flonroe at. S. N. lilo formers
whim
Wmfi’ co. boosts-co. s.
flmwmfi'm? pl I
' rum room.
WWW. A. Walls at, II. N. iron founder.
.mmflflm ammonium
nan Arm curl, Mair.)
“are In sum or w st, 8. N.
lspocialiymadsoflucstiland hats.
llATlAIl‘llgAC'flllEBs.
“mumaco. Muss. Plnlstil
, mums-u ’
“APP, ugh!“ ills. faculties
and aurk'l'ollssstaJlJf.
l Greenestroct.
11an 2k mumu, 8.3.Wine
derbyhltl.
mnounaoortsroou. Day st, 8.1V. also!"
mucus-y.m-m
0 IIATOO. .1): x.
vrx “mmmw v.52
matrimonial-us .Iadiss’
aartsklllrm’sstrawbltl. “'3
naaowmmcu'rmav. ,
MMJJIXBMthJIghIMv-mvaad‘
“(unwound-rowan luv-nu:
rifles-trad I" l
ourlrnanmo woman. “yum.
ate. «stain .
all-vs
hWali It Isiah-an
"undue... at” »
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all
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(Hollis Continued.)
our WILL II rsWuhlsatoo at my. Read
llsvllald, . European n. maul.
IlflUiiR l'URNIIiIIIHfI (Whom.
fiTKVINii. J. if. IIWubin u, Ii. .‘i. crockw'y.
mas-wars. tin and wood-agar.
IHIIIIRAKCB ARIN“.
('tltildbl'll I: MWKWOOI). 0 Rain at N.
sure and real estate lu all its ltralchas.‘
LAYTON. JACOB I. Washington at, leaf to P1).
H s. sin. piste glass, mum and life. (sec adv l
LliffiIWtJUD. WI. cor. Mainland Wail”, N. lfaal
«at-rs, investments, loans mini-ted, etc.
IURRELLR L’lllllllillliil’, 5 Washington st.
ti. N, strictly hrsbcllss companies reprvsultm.
TAYLOR l'r GOLDEN. a. a «i? Washington I,
not. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE (ttllll’AKlltli.
CONNIC'IICIIT tllfiN‘Io LIFE IN». I'll. l ll- L'-
litmmeditrll, agent. it's-tumour: st, Hit. our ad.
IETROI’ULITAN LIFE IN». m, to Washington
at. ll. N. II. (.'. Dibble, assistant supt.
NORWALK Filth INK. (1).. N. In successful
business since lilo). No outstanding lo— claims.
I‘BHPLE'II LIP): rant. (:0. The, Intuit-7's block.
Ilaiu st, ti .‘l. .lno. French. asst. superintendent,
INVI’MDIENT hzttllltl'l'lltii.
CRAL'VUII II II. lavonlc bit , N. 6% Ikmria
Middle-tax king and Manila l't'gs t‘m,
IROI‘ ARI) ”TERI-
, W. I]. A: CO. l5 and I7 Water st, S.
r alien. rarrlago hardware?" “
"£le I’ll. (P: AN I RAILINIiN.
leuu'rrJllitf'. MM on at: V lull work
ufnllkmrl... . - ‘m .... g 2 .
'i'lilt br'm'm max ltAlutm worms, Water
at. ll. .\’. Wm. ll. iioyl, or.
In"! l’tllfNDRlEfl.
HIM-ZS A l'l..\.‘(l‘\' at The Norwalk lmn Works
re», and also at Bridgeport. ('onn.
.l EWELEM.
l-‘I'IRIIIH. A. S. 89 Ho, Iain II. 8.57 op. (‘lty Hotel
5 )5 line wllch repairing a specialty.
“HIT. II. If ms». Main of. S. N, llrlcily firstriaas
goods at low prir't'v.
JACKSON, ifllRAh‘D, fill Wall-rt. 3’. watches. dil-
lfllllifil. en- l-‘rmr watch repairingr n specialty.
Iilmli, II. N dinmvmdamatrhm. jcwoi , MIYI'I' and
plated wore. repairing arpeclslty in . run at. 9‘ N
IA Willis.
FROST, RI'SSELL 8 Nu. Allin st. notary. lr-gsi
lm-im-s. of nil kinds carefully attended in.
lll‘itl.lll"l"l‘. J, BHIJIEX. moors 5 and it iiuelte
building. Wall Ii, borough.
LIMIT. JOHN II. It)! Washington st. H. N. notary
commissioner of deed» for New York state.
LIH'KWOOI), EDWARD 5', room 4 “mite lillig,
.V, nuumey and counsellor at law. notary public.
SEYMOI'II. .mtlx ii. room a, Bulrdeld ('0. Sat.
Bunk building. N. Counsellor at low.
WALSH. JOHN .1, room! Ifwmir building. \i'sll
st. borough.
”VERY STAIIIJZS.
DANS. IIORM'E E. I'Ixrviuior livery and inord-
ing: smith-s. Office .\'0. ii lllvcr ill, N.
(lRISllililY, GEO, .‘l Ii Knight II, N.
nub n qmiulty. Telephone 19473.
LIK'K MANI'l-‘AI‘TITRERS.
[.tN'KWlKiIl MASI‘FAt'TI'RISI‘. (‘0. Ill st. 8.
.\' Mlnllfsctnmn of builtlers‘ hardware. rum
other 1»; Pearl sl'. New York 061cc 1r) Remit: sl;
(‘hlcugn office Iii Luke ill.
NHRWALK LUCK ('UMPAN‘Y. H. .‘J, New York
0mm&i'mmln‘m 22:. Lurks sud hullders' hard»
vurre; designers; founders; workers of artistic
house trimmings in Ill’tillllf, brass and iron.
LI'DIIH‘ZR DEALERS.
HILL. Ii .l. ’.i \i’ltr-r st. .‘3. All kinds of lumberllc-
Iiwn-d tu zmy point by rail. learn or vessel.
MAI‘IIINI’I SHOPS.
.‘JliRWILK IRON WORKS lit). The. Water vt.
mart ii. ll. hrnlfv. S. N. ilenorrri machinery. iron
nrid have cast rigs. forgin v. Babbitt metal. re-
pair~ for manufacturim nut steamboat».
MARKET GARDESERS.
JIZS KINGS & WATERBI' RI‘. 9*. N imrin and all
gunk-tr produce in W)“ for the wlwkmalt: mule.
MARKETS.
A MODEL )iARKI-I’I', a) Wall It. N.Wm.\i'nrdwell.
prop. beef veal, lamb. mutton and pumltry.
.\\'ISU.\'. A. 158 Main st. N. meats. fruits, vegeta—
Ilir‘u. fish. ”yr-lets. clams. and escnllops, butter.
emf“. lurtl. runner! cards. etc.
BENNETT & HI'STED. merits, fish, oysters, lob-
srcrs. riums. fruits, 2'8 So, Main st, 5. S.
lilrlfilil.i.. DANAl'. l2 Main st. N. choice meats,
poultry, fish. veg-tables. etc.
Bill'l'I’O's l'HXTRAI. MARKET. 6 ii'ster rt. N.
“cuts, vegetables, fruits, poultry. at lowest prices.
CARR. WILLIAM ll. Benedict Farm market. I‘...\‘.
Fine men's. Irv-nit vegetables—lowest cub prim.
FA Ifltlh'il'l‘ilh'. .l. A. rut-air. ullry.ilrh.o stern,
vegetables, fruits. butt", etc. It square, . N.
(ii-TIST, (Hill a Chestnut st. 5, 3'. choice meats.
vegetables. fruit. etc. Iowcstcuslt prices.
HAYE‘i. FBI“), )3 No. lain st. S. S. prime meals
of all kinds. Home rendered lard a flfl‘l‘ifliif.
JUDSOS. A. G. Central Market. cor. lifuin and [Invi-
lnnd rt. 9‘. X. Choice mats. poultry. vegetables.
LIMBURN‘ER. WM. 198 Washington st. bridge. 5
5’ dealer in all kinds fresh meats.
LOCKWOOD. L. Washing-ton St. bridge. 8. 5'. due
meals, ush, oysters. clam, vegushlos, etc.
LOCKWOOII & LOCKWOOI), 7 Slain at. 3’. fine
meats poultry. tun, oysterv, clams a specialty.
LIONS. A. 8., Old Well Market. 22 No. lulu st.
3. N. prime In?!“ and poultry at lowest prices.
IALIIO. ALBIN, Kain at, nearan 8. N. choice
melts, fish, oysters. vegetables, delicatessen. etc
I'lCKBIlING. 11.8. Elat ave, op. school hoosc,E.X.
, veal, mutton, etc.
SMITH'S WASHINGTON MARKET, M Washing-
ton at, 8.13. line meats and poultry for family trade.
SPILLANE. J. W. 15 Leonard rt. 1‘3. wagon runs
daily all over the town. °
WADE, W. 8. market. KimGrm'c. 3.3. It runs
maliplrtsoftownwithdnefmhauds tmeats.
WIXOS, J. E. *3; Wall st, N. Choice meats, pool
try, fruits, vegetables, butter, cggn, etc.
MERLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. P. W. Water It. N. manufacturer of line
gmnite sud marble work. aho dealer in building
stone and cemetery work.
'MASOIIB AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR. HENRY,“ West It, s. X. All kind»
of stone mason wntrlctl taken. ..
SHELDON, WILLIAI. "Wilton avenue, 3'. Stone
mm. Also haggiug,curbiug,ctc.
SHITII, WILLIAM II. 8 Wed. at, 8. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
MEN'S OUTFITI'ZRB.
rt. .14
9WW .mw....r;..;g..
WA :rar ‘
new ,2 may. mitt-u.
m I ‘ .
ligand; and}; mm “"3, , ,pj-e tailoring
W. .li. ‘ rouge“; new " gin
cleanings y. k I.
strut mamas. r
If QENJRI N. Families —
tantamm'l "
amount Arm mirror (room.
CAVANAG I185]. u. tcu st, 3. tr. millincry
amidrmlfikrng. y
Pgwgflg barium for mmincry, I Water
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"TOILAGN I Ollinlf,N. Amfor
“Old State: “fining lltablishrnent."
JAIN, RIB. I. L. I Salli-st, B. 1‘. latest
styles. I slam.
ST. JOHN, Imam-mu. Hill , Fancy
and flair Garb. m
music TlACllm
“MORAL“. 8. wings st. 8. Plano, orgn
and finely
”millllltsacktrofiastramantal and
vocal-adv. Wank-tn If. Plaktod's,
Vila”.
mom-om
nomu. If. I. 74 Waflngtua rm. blank
:n'tasw I 2.2215";
wall-Ill. . st . .
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II. ' ' .
“to...” "Jl'm
Pflwm' om All» OWL
. . . a ll, N. szstt'slslil.
lsaury and Valletta-mined paints.
IAYIIOHD Brion. .lswstt'r. Atlantic and Haley's
had. Calcutta oils and Averill Che-ital Paint.
lllfl'rtl. W. II. 100. rub it Waist st. N. sums
for languish A Ifsnluas paints.
PRATT t 05%va ‘IIAllOllull.
. at st, . x. ’ t .
Mum ' u ersll alsopsinr
PiittWI'r'i'.J.'r. or lab: at. N. wit-rim shades.
Ballad fixtures, are.
TAYLOR A ('0. II Iain at. II. also hardware.
paints, oils. glass, etc.
I r'mmro‘rfiownmi.
ll .AL’KI‘AKJY. A.“ amt. Ins tumu-
‘pruraa. Chihtvvn‘spbator a ”tan
. till‘l'll. fl. 1?!me ii. If. one all!
:uly and that the boat. I“ (1 y
R ADIAN If I. (Janette buiidi If. Cabinet
potion-pit firms-ram; one don. arm.
I'LANII“ IIIIJJ.
"MUM”. llb'itlf ii. is. R. All klndrof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
I’LIIIIIING.
IEEKER&('¢).. W. ii. Ionic iiall block. H. N.
Plumbing. steam and all fitting.
.\'Arill. I’. II. A BRO. cor, Main and Worst III. it. N.
Plumbing and gas titling, ranges and heaters.
RAILROAD“.
NORWAIJI HORSE RAILWAY 00. Jones W.
liyatt, welt; ldwia fl. lloyt. rapt.
MT“ REAL I181“! Au!“ .r.» :2 ..
ISL-um 8. WW to
tilt. yfmflhmwnmtflan‘dx‘IA
IliftltEIJJt L'lltlIfMlZilllil', to Washlngton at,
S N. selling, renting and collecting.
WILSON, n. It. (lamts bldg, N. investments and
numyrn loan, Also Ito-trance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
thDWAlll). it. A. So. Main at, ti. .\'. houses to
rent and building lots for sale.
ltltrlTAl‘ltANTfl.
BEE "WE. 5 Water st, N. warm mmls at all
honrv. dinner ac.
IIBNRY'H, Ill Ho. loin st. 92. N. rrgnlur boarders by
the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. It. a mm. L'» Washington st, it. x.
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
Wflmllfi. (Private-i
BAIRD‘H. Mimi INSTITI'TK. 6 Orrhrd at. ‘.\'.
Young ladies boarding and day schml.
SURWALK MILITARY thl'I'lTl'Tlll. N. Frank S.
Roberts, principal. Circular on request.
III-2M). Mrv. Hillside, S. Day and boarding arimol
for girls and young Indies. Fits for any colic-gr,
or course com let» in itself. Fully equl ped labv
rutory mar . New York artists emp cd in
mum-ll department. Special advantages or the
the study of art. Ilngunges lnd elocutlon
Springtrrm invinsApvtluh. Circulars will be
N‘fii upon application.
NIIR'ING DIAPIII‘A'I'Ifi.
‘~'li.\lI.I;il. t' .\f. it; Solain It. SN. "Wheeler and
“than“ sud "Household." needles. oil. lunch
mum, Requiring e. srmhliy.
SHIV}!!! CONTRACTORS.
RAYHUND BROS. sewers built. water pipes laid,
excavating. filling. grading. landscape gardening.
stun; MANUFACTURERS.
[.4Il’Nfiiil'RY, MATHEWSUS & ('0. 5.3. Ladle-w
fltlt- shut-s.
(Hill. Ii. WEED & (‘0. factory and Kim TI. TI.
‘ Established mu
772. and 7'.‘ Water III. N .‘v.
Murintnctnrrrs of ladies‘. m‘naes' and children's
fine lmttwcar for the retail nude.
BIIIRT-IVAISTI AND I'NIIERWI'LIR.
Iil'Tl‘IilXSOX. ('IllJ-I «k (‘0. Norwalk. New York
and Bridgrpnvf, t'ona.
SI'IIRTNDIES'S 00003.
AIKEN. JOBS II. iii Main at. N. headquarters for
urine. llrlring tackle, ammunition. etc.
si'l'AlR BUILDERS.
BAKER, J UL! 1’9. Water st, next to Wheeler's foun-
dry. s. S. Stairs and band rails to order.
Till: fli'h'f'A‘S IRON RAILLVG WORKS. Water
st. :1, N. Wm. II. Hoyt. proprietor.
STEAM ENGINES A!!! PI'SIPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKti ('0. The,Wstcr m,
near it. B. bridge, 9. N.
STRAMHIIII‘ TICKET AGENTS}.
CI'R'I‘IS. s. W. Masonic buildl , .\'. stmmahlp
rickets, pension agent, notary pu llc. etc.
LAYTON, JACOB )1. Washington st. next in I'.n.
5.x. Passage ricketuirufts, money orderslsec nd.»
STONE DEALERS.
MORTON. JOHN B. anylnr name, 8. 3'. Alan
layer of concrete walks.
RAYMOND BRIE. blue, brown. Greenwich um!
building stone. granite and marble trimmings.
FERRIS. .ll lli.\' II. foot of Washington rt. 8. S. ale.)
brick. lime, con-rent. hair. plaster.
STOI'ES, RANGE-l AND HEATERS.
Kll'l'l'lll‘lf LASDON‘, 2'.) Illviisnd st, 5. 2‘. Gas
slows and whicr hearers. P. O. has rill.
POWELL. .l. W, '53 Washin on st. 3.x, stoves.
rungvs. heaters, house-flimis lug grinds. stove re—
pairs. etc. Tin and (wiper work a specially.
SELLEI'II. SYLVES'I'ER. Ali:- to: Washington It
bridge, 5.x. stoveo, ranges. elters, plumbing. etc.
TRUCKING.
MORTOX, JOIIX B.8zTaylor overrun, S. X. Light
and heavy trucking promptly attended to.
l’NDBRTAKIIBS.
JEYXINGS. J. I). . Horse . . -
deuce 7 Elm st, him R R dm' M
RAYMOND. (IEO. II. All and is Main at. X. Reaiv
deuce 3 Berkley st. Telephone “.74.
VETERINARY SURGIIUSS.
BRIDGES. our). DAYS. oflicc and hospital rear of
l’ltrlieidCo Bunk. N. telephoncau. res. [lam st.
WOOLEN MAN L'I‘AL‘TI‘REBS.
NORWALK MILL-S (‘0. lnrorporstul i877. once
and mills. Winnipauk.
Till! UNION M'l-“G (YO. S. Inc. NE. Mnnufao
lurers of all wool worsted casslrncre and felts.
Will Lilith—Col. akin-av fro the la- ?
The matter of the election of o colonel
of the Fourth Rest. is getting to'bs quite
interesting. Winsted is somewhat
agitnted over the canvass which is being
made, and the cabdidscy of Capt. Daniel
of Blamford. Al the hours of Lieuten-
antColooel Bkiuner,Winsted. is espreial~
iy interested, and announces that he is a
olzdtdate for prognotiou to natural order
‘h ... r .h_ r12;~,,i-,ltP2I‘I€,
“it? .33.. ' i ‘ arm
8' T ‘2‘. ’ (i I:
wiggg-‘gfi ' that it is the “'33.:
heidqusrtera of the regiment and would
not be apt willingly to are them removed
so far into the interior as Winlted. Still
if Colonel Skinner stands by his rights it
will be somewhat embarrassing to deny
them, and he possesses the qualities to
make a very good colonel Indeed.”—
Bridgeport Ravi.
flavor-nor Inglis“ Will.
The will or the late evaovernor Eng-
lish was mads public lt New Haven Trio
day. The public bequests have been
already unmanned. The bequests to
relatives are as follows: To Benjamin
B English, 35,000; to James 6. English.
noon; to Irv. Phllo Babbitt, studio: to
In. W. B. Plrdur, 310,000; to la. Gan-
mflm; tolls-llama, “muffin.
English, SLIM. ”To Ira. Eoglkb,”
said the executor, “is given tbs choir!
between bar anio-anpthl agvaamsnt and
certain property located our the center
of tho city. Thevalasof the merit.
as can be learned is about moon, and
together with the fact that Govsvnor
bfluglhflliolflolflih mats, toshoai
Hoary
Wmum'mwm.
r, tum-eon
The Board of Councilman will hold an
adjourned meeting this afternoon.
EVENING sumo,
an "AILMAD PLACE.
: WI muti- The out miisffls Court 0! Ilurv
on MAIN mm. glass will be held on the evening of
.1,“ gm"... 22m. . _
In ." l ”in“ “SE-361i; ‘ " A lsrge dologal ion of Norwalk business
. 1., . ILaIIJI. not st as man have arranged for a unit to Tall
ls. ,‘. gwgij éfidflu. boots, (in. this week. They will leave
no. .‘naysuvr'm-utgmu ‘2'?“ Wmlnesdsy nud’be you: too do) n.
”‘m‘m‘fil'o'mm' ‘° ~Ladirl’ warm Ilncd lace shoes to
levy.
tfo. . '
“WWW' Who-Iv crnll. timlth Bros. closing out sale.
scum-ova. ' than}: The Bomb Norwsik Baptist Y. P. s.
”I”, "m ' m“ C. B. will mast to-nlglrt. Tlmir subject
its.) lslanrvatatmvvofAmstr-t' st
‘wolrsm-smm ' w
you: momawofllayvtaw ovals: lay
Yo. ltoa'orksOo Waits straast at all
”'fsctorraa. " I”
will be “The joy of bringing others to
Christ.” The meeting will be led by Ifiss
Carrie D'Artoia.
W. E. Beans fell through a trap door
at Innis Potter’s billiard parlors lust
flaturdsy night, severely injuring his
isft lag. Today ha labobbling around
morntcbcs. .
mum
Owsuokaatilofcllckaoow forltandard'l'i-l.
”punk-atheist! (ll-I‘ll lull-Irv is
u --
Euphrcurmw. 2-.
. tarmac-rm 2 2‘1“??? 2
uwv ' ”mo-or. «bravura-s "w° “0 ”WWW “WI “'3 "OM-“‘9'
as: I Warlock minnow; all the too cresmrry butter, and can fill all or-
firfi, up 3’m3wormhg 2:" promptly and at low figures. None
III “on“! in WNW . . . -
human”; ”from the door. tier T B 03:55”
Wm w'm‘fi’h .W I" A quantity of pig iron for iiimouds'
foundry was unloaded at the pottery
dock on Saturday. The laundry will
runafcw days this week to complete
some work already under way. and than
thswork of removing to Long Island city
will begin.
The service at St. Paul’s church yea-
terdsy were largely attenled. The rect-
or preuched both morning and evening.
The music was rendered by the boy choir
of Col. Robert‘s school and was finely
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. C. C. Barber is quite ill at her
home on Chestnut street.
~Childron‘a Shoes 23:.
closing out sale.
Smith Iiros.’
The New England’sbpper recently held
at the Broad River chapel netted nearly
'50- _ done. The young men deserves great
--Colglle pan“, soup, 5,: . cake, a; crcdlt for the very able mount-r in which
mama's. they did their parts, to the great satis-
Henry Evans,'of 'Bthruford, is sick with (”"0" of the congregation.
diphtheria at the residence of his aunt
on Prosprct street, borough.
—-Pure hours-render; lard, in pack-
sges oi 25 lbs. and upwards, for 83 a
pound, at. Ford Haycs’ market.
—-Ftve poundIbreukfn—st bacon for 50c
at Ferd Huyes' market. Siturdsy afternoon a party of Hunga-
rians who were under the influence of
liquor were arrested in this city. Their
names are Andrew Ezsnito. John Lanyon,
_. . ,_ William Farrell, Jamel Lsnyon, Andrew
——Sbces almost given away at Smith ”final!” and Stephen CMBP- 39""!
3,0,3 010,,“ 0,“ sale. of the men were about to start for the
old country, but were detained here until
this morning. They were each fined CI
and costs.
flsjlr George II. Holmes storied this
morning on a trip south. He will be
gone about two weeks.
Dr. William C. Burke, Sn, left to day
for the West to visit his son Flrsr. He
will boprobsbly be absent six or eight
—‘ l knead then every bour,"ro sang the
weeks.
.m M--- baker's maid,
a—Sllu‘m'. 9J~ Per ”rd " 300““ & Ami I need the "Island Gem" Hour of
oyl’s.
which the dough is made:
It's whiter than the lily‘a bloom, and
sweeter than the rose;
The bread it makes just takes the cake.
as everybody knows.
The Children’s 33WIIIK Society of St.
Pauls church are making up for their
Lantal work a box of clothing for It col-
ored school of girls in Virginia.
-—-Wlihout doubt; the very best i1 rot in
Rev. II. A. Dggrgp;acbcd to an ou-
the mlrket-lhs "Island Gem.”
usually large congregation at the Bay
tist church in this city In! evening. He
took for his text "Let no man trouble
me. fur I bear in my body the marks of
[he L 2rd Jesus." He urged the people
to have close connection with Christ and
stand for something regardless of cause
quencos; also to become consecrated to
the work of God. The discourse was
eitquerltly delivered and the congrega-
tion listened with close attention to the
utterances of III. Delano. At the close
of the service a large number of his old
parishioners shook him by the hand.
—-Until April lat, before removal, we
will offer all our odd and broken lots of
cigars or greatly reduced prion. We
will also offer at less than wholesale
prices smoking tobaccoel from the best
factories, II we shall not sell troy tobac-
oos except in original packages in our
new sulesroom. The Old Well Cigar Co.
The report that Ina lay Ralchford
left town, which came to the SBK‘I'INIL,
was started as a joke. It has proved a
very annoying joke for Iii. Rstcbford,
as it alarmed her friends and found Ila
way into the papers generally. lira
Rstcbford only left her boarding place
to spend a single night with
a lady friend. She very naturally
thinks her brief absence was made the
occasion of more publicity on the part of
“392° :9 vitae ll, «snow that
"5.. M ““9“;st
332%th
The usual monthly missionary meeting
was held instead of the Sunday school
lesson at the First II. E. church yester
day noon. Over $30 was turned for mis-
Quill".
~5ugsr cured hams, 12h: a pound, at
Ferd Ul’cfl' market.
The bi’iUrQ at No. 47 South Main street,
soon to be vacated by F. A. Taller, has
been leased by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A
Knight, who will open n boarding house
there.
—SII"‘ r plated casters at cost.
jewelry store removal sale.
Hoyr’s
Henry Duran, who, with James Hun-
ion, m.» arrested last Thursday for al-
ssuit, nus fined 31.00 and costs this
morning by Justice Austin. Henlon's
case was adjourned.
Home, recommends Cleveland’s Super-
ior Baking Powder.
The Hountonrc road and the New Eng-
land Terminal Company are considering
the advisability of placing a passenger
bolt on the route between Wilscu Point
and. New York the coming season.—
Bridgeport Farmer.
—Cooo mats, 36:. piece or 8collab! &
floyt’a.
.22 2.22 ......... 2
Melts, of the borough, whose partner,
William Winklamau, died last Wednes-
dsy. Ir. Bailwitz has the sympathy of
all who know him in this second and
ladder sfllictiou.
-—A genuine picnic, blurs 10¢ per lb.
shoulder-Bo per ib.,at T.B.6uysr a
., tr 9 impos- not
.2 .. , ,tbpnviu tho-sht-
eiyt usgiven’ linearised III.’ Such
jokes are altogether too practical.
Commenting upon the Bridgeport
Farmer’s deferral of the luplrirw court
sentences at the recent term the Water-
bury American .ys: “If this is the
bestdsfenvs that: can bsmldcof these
anomalous-cum hyapapcrscquaiut.
cdwith all the factlwe fancy it will
proves dcfsosa to Increase public rile-
gustrathathauallsyit. That s (loo
urctlcut jury should lookupou drank-
cnnclr as an wuss for brutal wifs mun
tier—for we cannot suppose that the
court would thus regard it, but must
suppose that the court was MW in
the sounds by their-ding of the jury-
data not food to
The "Doorle 0|rcio”of "Kings
Daughters” has been formed In Norwalk
with Ii- cbarlotts'thtl, president;
Ilsa lay Stuart, secretary. and Hill
Etta Borden. mantras. A surprlas ro
ceptlonwilihsgiveuattha restdsocsof
Ir. cage. Betta on Friday evening
the tilt inst.
F-FIM' goods, lowest prices you ever
heard of. Removal sail Boyt’s jewelry
store.
Instead of attending church, as all
III- Pmr mast
guarded by severe penalties. But when
M it com. to may giving a man a
m mum". '° “’ 3“" ahovtlrslotsnol room. hbwifa to
Blunders ndhis David
‘ . ”a." ”an death than for swan,”
" ford
robbing
Ill lit-highwaymtnom is hard
mascot lawyers tor-Mammals-
English in his will gave Ifrs. English
house ' thin t PM” voluminous-than-
3."... .mflu'fi'fi‘hu. m If; "’ luv “mm“ moratorium-saunas:
m
PRICE TWO'CENTB
KILLED Illii PMIIATB.
A fatal lhoatiag Acoldalt at Walton Yas-
torday lac-lag.
A distressing shooting midout, which
resulted in the death othsrlcs Bailwitl.
tho tonoyelr-oid son of V. T. Ballwitrt, a
Weston farmer, occurred at that place
yesterday morning. George Phillipa,
fifteen years old. the son of a neighbor.
lug farmer, slept with tho Bailwitr. boy
Saturday night. About half-past tso
o'clock tinfhdly morning, while they
were rummaging about the house, Phil-
lips espicd a doublo-barrai shot gun
standing back of the kitchen door. As
he picked the gun up to examine it one
of the barrels was accidentally discharg-
ed. Young Ballwliz, who stood near
by, received the full contents In the side
of his head and fell to the floor dead.
Ilia companion, as well as the members
of the family are well nigh distracted
over the and accident.
"nu-2-7.. .. n... 0......
Prof. I’laeo'l Choral Union.
The Wisconsin State Journal of Madl-
rou prints the following relative to Prof.
Edger 8. Place, formerly of this city:
Perhaps it is not generally understood
by city people who can read music or
who have “good ears" for music that
they are missing a chance in l thousand
by not attending the meetings of the
Madison Choral society, every Monday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock in the chapel of
the Congregational church. Prof. Place
is n thorough musician and tries in
every way to make his class correctly
interpret the best molten, from whose
compositions selections are made. Other
cities buve large choral societies, where
it costs escb member something more
than the time spent and there is no rea-
son why Madison cannot boast of a splen-
did city and choral club. The class in
question is not. sectarian. II. has over a
hundred members now and three or four
hundred would not be too many.
Driving on tho Sldawallv.
Editor Sentinel: As one of the pedes-
trians who are greatly annoyed thereby,
I wish to protest against the practice of
people driving on the sidewalk between
the watering tank and Elm Grove store
on West street. Many people who drive
on the walks do so in order to avoid the
mud in the center of the street and do
not consider that by so doing they make
the sidewalk almost impassable. Then
again, horseback riders are becoming so
that they do not pretend to go in the
street but ride on the sidewnlk for u long
distance. Cannot something be done to
remedy this store of affairs.
Penman.
Tho Tun Vorafn.
Nearly fifty delegates to the state Turn
B+zirk represented the German Turn
Verien of Waterbury,Hurtford,New Bri-
tain, Meriden, Collinsville, Holyokv,
Bridgcwrt and Waterbury, mct'ib con-
ventral-i at Turn ball. Waterbury, yester-
day, mldo roles. for the government of
the states Turn Bezirk and laid plans for
the several societies to follow, during
the coming year besides sellccting
Bridgeport for the next state turn fest
lobe bold inJuly,1800, and Hartford
for the next state convention to be held
the third week in March, 1891. The
delegates represent 930 members. The
Waterbury society honored the visitors
Saturdly night with l banquet. No
officers were elected.
—A soup that will swrm in the water
is too light to wear well. Brussels troop
is boiled down until it will link like a
stone.
Thar. will be lea Enough.
The Meridian Journal printed the fol»
lowing Saturday which, we raprini for
the benefit of those who fear no ice fam-
ine: It says "Don't let this question of
“the ice supply this summer worry you at
to be so at a reasonably low price, as
an Interv w with Postmaster Manley of
Augusta, Maine, in the Journal the other
day showed, the people up there have
taken advantage of the mild weather
here-bouts and have cut an enormous
m «ricotta supra-Honor aflgdv‘
m 32; .fi,,ug.mpv.p.' (”12.29. x ”Militia" 7‘?
(obit ls elsewhere. The anticipated ice
int-I, “the . flotation tilt
everybody to w k aboutmry tolli-
poodlutheoountrywhere any tea has
formed, and the outlook now is that the
supply for next summer will be even
larger than usual.
Of course it will trust our Iosmen some-
thing to shrp it here but that will be sv-
susduphy tbolowpricsoficsthat will
prevail because of the unusually largo
croptbsthsabccnharvestcdwhweit is
abundant. ' The only question Is, wheth-
er the loo dealers, on the pretense of a
scant supply. will charge more than they
should. Tint matter will be decided at
amoetlngofatatsdsslsra to' be held at
New Ramon the 21th of this month.
7 What will do more washing than
ihrascakesofcomroou resinous soap?
Onocakcofnrrrmaia.
Alma-W
Lats night a man knocked
murmu’mtkwris’ residuum
cull-wool mood in stlstovlau
touaadsmsndcdadml-iouoflr.rsrrla.
whowsuttodoovtoauwkowlstbvra.
The-al’a auto-wars mil that Ir.
Furisaspicisaswsuavoawd,audsttsv
warningtlrsltuugsv that u Irs didn't
invahawoald ham-W dailiwith
is. 21%
“muss be plenty of it and it ought
I
“by Was tho lib]. M?
A large and attentive manual
wero present in tho Omnibus!
Church last evening, liaison): to W
third of the series of Bible W by
the Ram]. A. Biddle. - ~
In response to the question mm}
in the title, “Why was the Bibialadlf'
he laid it wutosboana ‘ lo
plain, that every one could um
it, God’s plan and the wmkio..jut of
that plan for the redemption “allu-
tiou of the world, and to m L ills
history of the Ilia of his son when be
assumed human form,laaplrfcot pat-
tern, whore teachings if faithfully fol-
lowed in our dailyllves, wooldba ra-
wardcd by life eternal.
Don’t find fault with the Bible be-
cause it does not give the information
you think it ought to. on history, polo-
uy, astronomy, etc. It was not written
for that purpose, or the accounts OI till
creation, the flood, and the mighty na-
tions of antiquity would bars lawfully
given, instead of being equal! , Idkd
to, lsthey hsd some benring’onwflod'a
chosen people.
There may have been other nations In
the world at the time of the caution as
recorded in Genesis, as Cain wont to
the land of Nod to find a wife, but we
must look elsewhere than to the Bible
for proof of it; it concerns itself only
with Adam sud bisdescendants, through
whom the Christ was to come, and we
must look to the proper sources for in-
formation on geology sud astronomy,
but if we would find the way to eternal
life, “Search the Scriptures.”
Looking For a arts.
The board of county commissioners
the available sites around Norwnlk for
the county home for children. 0. B.
Wilson, president of tho Norwaik Board
of Trade, has had them in bond.
Y. I. c. A. Natal.
There was a good attendance at the
song service Sunday afternoon In the as-
sociatiou rooms. Owing to the inability
of Mr. Ambler to be present the meeting
was in charge of the general secretary.
The first half hour was spent entirely in
singing. after which Secretory Simona
spoke briefly from the fourteenth chapter
of the Gospel according to St. John and
at the close there was one request for
prayer.
All members of the Old Folks Concert
chorus should not forget the regular re-
hearsal which occurs at 7.30 in Ifr. Heu-
dss’s rooms. It is important that every-
one should attend the remaining rehear—
sals before the concert. .
There will be a very important special
meet of the Board of Directors to-mor-
row evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose
of considering matters pertaining to {be
new rooms and the work after they are
completdd. As the meeting will not be
u long one it is hoped every member will
try nudge present.
Rail—ITO“ is... noun:
As it result of the meeting of 6013006.
ticut Western railroad stockholders at
Hartford, yesterday, to set upon a prop
osition to lease the road to the Central
New England «k Western railroad, titres
stock votes, each of whrch construed
about an hour, were taken, and l 7
o’clock, after the meeting had been in
session five hours, a vote was taken on
the lease and it was ratified by tho It'll-
lowing vote: Whole number’of votes,
19,409; necessary to ratify, 12,940; vote
for the lease, 15,503, against it 3,”.
cent. a year, the Connecticut Wm at
the expiration of the lease by time limit-
ation or by failure to pay the rim
to pay for all improvement- ” upon it
by the Central New England. ” .
“nu Around lka m ‘
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