mm 693.
W
"i“: .
36m souwm.
court. TU
mamm'mcu 18. 1390.
van——
muses.) Pmmm '
omzoronv Wmmmtmmwmm on "my...“ m... . a... .. u. no more 3
“L" c "qu "0“.” In“ DI. sad tortieslshrstleartau'lwsssa ' song- a
suns saunaaa-twataaau. I Ell-W seam . , mumm
Mag" ""‘“""‘ "" my 5,". . M as starts mm.
mum macaw newts. measures. .. Winds-uh?" .szstta seawata.
”'- lwasawasawy. Mm“. is .l.“ldma Mat rue. ILN. also ' Ill-3m ”WW“-.. “WWW “
down or wonwau. nun-sun. . “manual“, “mam Mmflmmu a.- .num.
. sou-rs ultaulsr‘shiuehlulflslltl. “Wm“‘m samwuaoo usuwa-as la .
"'”' ""'"““'"""* s h3uss.sam.tudp.m. cootmosswoswoon.suau.s. is... ... - -‘ - .w I. . mains. mamas
a litmus-tam ~ «so. a. nos. w ass. "summit-slim“ “'0‘“ mm“ Is. ‘ a ‘ h.”
'l‘athsssutouvrsudozwhuasuuotat- when. fistulas-ts an. union! - mm
Maw-masthshstwsa‘outd «a
$0! small m' am“ he ass-s
y reliable is every business trans-
Mwsll worthy of all patronage
All oolnttaaous. w
aoatuut "to: wow mm are a.
asst I. It. bridge,
aaow‘raovs. M
"A". , It D :‘hlll::::;'
autumn-ta . .
strum ”gas. can sow-n as that
i A . .
fl smut, is Washisnaud.
it arms out)“
”Imam!“
usnau. ‘
balk!!! ABON. '7 latest, Kamila Washington
at. s. 3:. also dealers
is coll . if!
Jam“ Wall 1 Pass
Wllltll CliAli.l..laiast.asw .. .
roalm‘tlgs'asrysadiesassm. Irvahgoodsdaily.
“118031 "Home lads“ Bread lahwy, ti. N.
lasts ordsrsat it Raymond st.
BAH“
run-rash NATIONAL BAllllh'ge. Walt at, 3
m an as . . .
”'BM' : 31.. yes, vice-mot;
Willi- . Curtis, cashier.
('l'l'Y NATlgNQL m Tre. nibbles“?
ass. . Iowan, prmigsas; Jacob I. fly
“cushion
FAlltlllLD COUNTY NATIONAL IA! The
«Wall at.N. l tut. (,‘spitai ,-
mo. Prest..lasnes . Histt' vice-prest. win
0. Keslrr; cashier,lewts ‘. dress.
'tih'mi.’ fit...“ i WW” “risen
. U , .
wish 8. Honey ; Harm.c‘rsw,vies
pro-t; Jam. H. , tress.
NATIONAL BAN! 01! llottWA The, 5: Wall
W. Cs ta! Eben-
NOIIWALK SAVINGB BOCIETI', The, Wall st. 8.
Deposits over mm, surplus $0M
. (image
It. Dams; .; ll. B. chulurd viceprest.;
George B. lwtrsm. ‘
liOlITll NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De-
posits over 35mm, surplus mono. Alden Sol-
mans. past; John ii. Kna . tress. interest
paid depositors. Honey on mmgsge.
BEEF, (Wholesale)
SOUTH NORWALK 3.! CO. 8. N. Hammond
beef. pork. sheep, lam . veal. etc.
mnv WM. 1!. l C0,, N. Armour'sbeef and
provisions. Homedrvmsd iamband mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUTTON, J. P. Postulesboxfi N. Circuhrs
folded in over Ill!) Sunday papers.
BLACKSII'I'IIS.
CA GILT. foot hymond st. 8. N. Ilorse-
gangs specialty.
BRIDGI BUILDERS.
BILL, one. 8. £00. P. Obox 5M. 8. N. builder:
(1 brldps, docks, pile foundations etc
noon-arm anon humus.
mW'N.H.B.Se.lsia¢.B.N.mtsmWorkand
aloud-it!
nanvxr. c. u. nun-in s, s. N. specialties in
boots, shoes and rubbers.
BCHAL JOHN A SON, & Washington st, 8. N.
A goddy'sssmtment allow wines.
3001 Ann anon uranium.
PHILLIPS. can. as Place, 3. N. All
work neatly done.
PLAISTID’S DRUG STORE, as Washington st.
EN. Behoolmppliessndgensralstationery.
DO! units, (Wood and Paper.)
INAPP,I.P.Wstsrst.b.N.-aasfaeturerol ht
“Miranda. Oeusrslahopjobhiag.
BUILDING um
PMJOHN H. ft.Wsshisgttm st,_s.N. also
Hus“s,sswmflps,hy,iraw,ete.
Lsonm,cnss.r.wnaa,n. hiekofsll
“gmiga, Hr, on,“ blue
' nus.
BARN,“ BWsIl near-Immune;
ammonium”.
JAIMC. A- & ON. estimates
“Lflfi will J
10310]. m'i‘sylmavsaue, . . obbing
auto 1n. Randall’. roman. lodern
”fin-”chap ‘ sushi-samelogivs
l’. . . ,
it.“ ION) BROS. Brad y s super-phosphate. -
'5 ground bongwood .12
. SMITH. W. II. k ('0. Water at, N, agents for “it
“a HOLMEkalflJsadll WallstN.whole-
mlegroeers, , .
. ssrmmmmsaurasomast
~ A
nannwsauauu m2.
" m,l.'r.lflsu,l.lssthsassams
NW J.t‘.olosstvsddsusslswlsst.
asar‘tgn‘fyagatiuasl ins-es. a. fist-ism.
(told ports-lain crowns .
mas. NAIII All! ILINM
till'l'lMV. ii. ACO. is A )7 Water at. N. carvings
wood .s ate.
Dull AND til'ltl I’ll'l.
Pillttfl. It. I. manhunt, tut. Crushed-toss.
I Akrus.sult glued ssdesmsut
RAYIOND Blltltt.
Piss. s w m iuehss Ia m.
”Illa. All) OIKIICAIJ.
mwruf“ mm:
OIW.:‘O.R=“WaIst,lI. Wr'
"S‘fliflflhmfh ’5: Meme. ,
Wefwsmmm '1?"
nut-(mono.
A‘lLlR. J. L. A BOND—3W “pliable." No. I
(lssmrfibuildlng. N. Dry grotto. oil cloths. mat-
l’ll'l.
[MN I I. lshekemo llotri block, it N. dry-
gmi‘mfiorss. etc. Ultdsrwmraspedulty.
BKNNI’I'I', .l. P. is Isis at. N. Business ewtab
i ever forty-two years.
DICIBIIAN. A. b BON. tit Washington at. 8. N.
dry carpets. etc. isee adv.)
SCOPIBLD d llOY'l'. it (lssettc bidg, .‘i. It Wash
lagtou st, ll. N. (lies advertisement.)
mm. EDWARD. b Ossstts bldg.
goods. fancy goods. notions and hosiery
szxruussssuw.
aggro! A BRUNDAGI, olesst Benedict's. to
N. Dry
all It. rt. Our motto. “prompt attention."
CAYANAUII'H EXPRESS. . furnitorv'snd
pianos moved. lure utters st sted's, it. h.
SHERWOOD. W. W. N. slate at posthum- and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.
BX'I'RAC’I'S, ESSENCEI, m.
NORWALK BXTRACT (,‘O. N. mannfarturvrs of
Insult-acts. Amblerdllell.
I'IZR‘I’ILIZERS.
iai manures. land piaste
llama (‘isrk a Co's standard fertilizers.
FIR!) BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND Bitutiordiusry she in stock. spee-
ials to mderJlre mortarmndxb ney flue linings'
"on, org-rams. cunts. rm.
HUNT a ZBLl'l-‘P. 60 Washington st, 8. N. doe
ilsh. oysters. clam. lruits. game. vegetables,etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN B. it: Taylor Avenue, S. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for lag. morn-ts,
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND um WATER
HEATERS.
lEllKERJV. H. a 00. Music Hall block, 8. N,
sole agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GE!” FLOYD, the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L'iiOMHKDIEF. DANIEL east eodostshiogtou
st . The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw. flour and feed In
package, load. car or cargo lots.
RED HILL. Darien. (‘rolut A: Rose. Grain, choice
ground fmd, paham and rye flour.
114031318.
BERG, PAI'L. Woodward Hats, 8. N. plants, cat
lowers and ornamental pieoes made to order.
SllTH, JOHN H. So. lain st. ON. the oldest and
best knows florist in this vicinity. Plan cut
Iowers,etc. Florslwnrkof silkimisaspec ty
and done promptly. . .
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLKNAN, THIODORRWsshington st. (east end)
Furniture. glues, y‘sturv frames. etc.
(IRAN A WHITTLESEY. 3 lists st. N. (Day
month old stand). Bee advertisement.
RAYMOND. GEO. H. new store, to and a Main st,
N. Four doors above old store.
STOW. DAVID. S. 8. so, and a, Solsin st. 8 N.
Furniture. mattresses. etc.
GAS LIGHT CORPANIES.
NORWALK GAB LIGHT COIPANY. olllce to
Waterhst, N. and
0300838, Wholesale.)
flour grsla, hay etc
smscx sites. is and is Wall .1. x. wholesale
grocers, flour, feed, grain, by, ate.
030cm
BBOWNtWILCO mehlsgtonstJ. mass
sgeatsforoelebrstéhrmlegtos eremnsryhuttar.
BECKER. CONRAD. til Washington 1, 3.x.
eholeegueerisssudlauvidoua
.59.. smarts-sameness
. fsrmws
hat W
_ g a!” contrary.
wanna, I I aw a.” neurons.
W. stu- . ,
snowman-hm“
unmmofim) 1‘
"am" ”Hammad" ’4
, WWW
sags. h .Ulhmll..1lmstll
mover alum, «ism tau, net-ta
gflzgtgusmsmusfm
. anus-deans.“-
am .
I Wit-rites similar
'fi‘“‘&&m"“ 13.1.5.3.
, p . .. ,
._, . u.-,,snw
‘ lama-alums: I.
Wampum. 1““
' its. an; ”sass-a ‘
. u 4 ..
mamas a rumour. s N. bevriss and all
GEIB'I', GEO. S-Chestnut st, 8. N. choice meats,
- v fruit. etc. Iowesteash
- WAD W.
”of
' BATE.P.W.Wstwm.N.m-factatsuotlae
- granite-disable
sumo muerw-r unsold-a
filth Wifll'flfifil. 1m
‘4 " mm
W ....
Bo. st, - gout.
umu JAcOI I. W at asst solo.
wow ”W “3“: :3. “1‘12:
000. VI. our. Ida I ate. .
uoasr'u. l"unusual! w m a.
in mm . II
II. N. Mymm mu...
TAYIDI I GOLD“. I a «Washington It.
.. . ltml lust-sad isssrsuss.
II [MURAICI COIPABIILI. I.
0th I” ICUT GIRL LIVE IN». (30.. B. it. '-
llnmmsflsa. ,I'sshiugtos st.li.ll.ssead.
IITIOPOLITAN Ll?! ill. (30. All Washington
st, a N. inhibits. mastsstsspt.
lg 00.. It. issues-stat
I .
mm WWI”.
(.‘RAIWVRD I. l. . - IX
A... , gin-Mr...
saI‘m. w. .s 00.15 but if this s. s.
springs, axles, hardware, str.
IRON ”INC! AND RAILINOI.
Illitlll'l'l'. I. I. and” Water st, N. iron work
of all kinds.
TIIE Di'Nt‘AN IRON RAILING WOBKH. Water
at, s. x. War. it. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON "llmllltlul.
mum A t'lANt‘Y at The Newwslk iron Works
at Bridgeport, ('onn.
t'o., and .
J BWILIM -
l-‘ltitltlti. A. ll. D So. Isis st, 8N. op. ('in Hotel.
SN. the watch repslrlsga specialty.
IIOYT. H. D. I! No. lulu st, ll. N. strictly Irst.c|uss
gout at low
J ACIBON. WHAND. mWsllst. N. watches, dim
motels, str. rise watch tepsiringsspecisity.
ROOD, II. R. m , ailmild
plated ware, repairiumtmn st, 8.N.
LAWYERS.
FROST. RUB!!!” s No. lain st, notary.
business of all and. mu, attended to. m
lll‘ilLlliiT'l' J. BELDBN. mas and s Gasetts
building, all at, borough.
LIGHT. JOHN II. ltd Washizgtou at 8. N. notary
commissionerofdesm for . cw ork state.
UX'KWOOD, EDWARD H. mm s Gazette hidg.
.V'. attorney sndcounsellor at law. notary public.
NEYIIOIF'R. JOHN ii. room 8, Patrick! Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. (‘onnseilor at law.
WAL-ill. JOHN J. mi Masonic building. Wall
st. borough.
LIVERY STABLBS.
DANN. llOItAt'EaE. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Oflce No. it itiver st. N,
GREGORY, (Hit). 9 N Knight at. N. I-‘ine inm-
outs a specialty. Telephone 354i.
LOCK MANUFACTURE”.
LOCKWOOD HANl’li‘At‘fl'lthG CO. st, S
N. Manufacturers of builders' hard
ware. ton
ones 33 Purl st; NewYork odlcew ileadast;
(”Map 0.00 19 Lake at.
NORWALK LOCK COHPANYJ. N. New York
oflesflttlmmbers st. Locks and builders’ hard»
ware; designers; loundsrs'
house trimmings In bronze,
LUUBBR DEALERS.
HILL. E. J. 9 Water It. N. All kinds of lumber do
liver-ed to any point by rail. team or remei.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS ('0. The, Water at,
nearlt. R. ’ ,8. N. General machinery. iron
and brass gs. forgin , Bobbitt metal, re
pairs for mannfsetoriea steamboata.
IARKET GARDEN!“
garden produce in semen for the wholesale trade-
HARKE'I’S.
A MODEL MARKET. all Wail st, N.Wm.Wsrdweil.
prop. beef, veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVISOX. A. 158 Main at, N. meats. fruits, vegeta.
hiss, fish. oystas, clams. and moallopa, butter.
err. lard. pods. etc-
BENNITT 8 BUSTED, meats, hbogters, lob
melammfruits,mxo. Iain st, . .
ulssnngfins C. is his: st, N. choice meats,
'24 ens-rust. mum. owns n. x.
Meats. vegetables. fruits, poultry, at lowest prl‘cexs.
CARR. WILLIAI II. Benedict. I'srullnarket, . .
Pine meats, ,, 10mm prices.
PARRINGTON J. A. mes , oysters,
vsgelahles,frulis,batter.et‘c':, It. nave. .N.
m.
HA mailmlslu 8.N.primemesis
olysflnda. liner-dad sspecisity.
NMON,A.G.OsqulIm-kst.ew.laiuaadllavi-
masts. Charmaine S
LIHBIIRNIRWI. sshiagton , .
N.dssleriaslikidsllfimmts. s N be
mwooo,nw~usgus5tuup, . .
msstahhmystemehma, ,etc.
LOCKWOODIIIOOIWOOD, 7 Iain st,N. Ins
msstspttaltry,bh,oysteraehsa .
LYONi-i. A. 8.,OldWell mum‘s!- st,
RADIO.” Halli-ear sat. . .ehoiee
meats.lsh.oymsrs.vemtahles,dslieatesssn,ete
PICKIRING.H.S.IIastsvmop.srhooihouae,E.N.
mattingetc.
BCHA JACOB, 8 Wot Wamlrgtoa «,8. N.
snletlllynlrstrdsmmsatapoultry specialty
a .
WSWABHINOTON HARRIEGW
toast,B.N.lsemestssadpoultrylwtsmily
317111.“: J. W, iii Ioousrd N.wagua runs
dsilysllovsrthetowa. "
s.-srkst.lm0rove,B.N. runs
pastseltownwkhhsfrsissd tmests.
WIXON,J.lfiWsilst.N. Choice meats, poul-
try,lrults.vvgvtsblss.huttsr,egga.ete.
manna-auras.
washed-kin building
stouasud work.
wasottsarmnnnmaas.
at“ MEMMNM
asses. mum-u. ' '
‘:
91‘ m u
Will's!-
cams mesa.“ ON.
“at”. til-rat, allihuy
Famh milky, I'm.
ramnaans
hat, I. N. I“
ugh.
”am.
I. Hills-1.1mm
- ‘ mourn-rum ,
W I. Inlgl. Mm.
. main-u. Vssalir
. was adjourned until Wedssadayr.
"mm “new 4"“ ;
"A” 00". I.‘ N.also
org“. . .. 3'... 3...... A...
t . - «I: “a .
WILSON. 0. It. We hldg, ll. Investments and
mimeytolusn. Also insurance written in boat
at companies at the lowest rates.
WOODWARD. I. A. No. Isis at, it. N. houses to
rant and building lots for min.
MAIYRANTR.
it!!! DIVE, 5 Water st, N. warm meals at all
houm dinner Sr.
HENRI" 1680. Halo st 3. X. regular boarders h
the daysor week. ' ’
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDERW. B. l SON. «Washington It. 9. 34'.
Hydraulic and civil engined-s.
SCHOOLE. (Private)
DAIRD'S. Hills INSTITUTE, d Orchard .\'.
Young ladies g and day school. at.
NORWALK IILITAIKY lNSTlTL’TE. N. Frank S.
Roberts, principal. Circular on request.
HEAD. Hrs. Hillside, N. Day and boardlsg school
for girlsand young ladies. Pits for s3 college.
or course maxim in itself. Polly sq ped lab-
"m'e own-m r...» “hi:
mus . van or
the sindy'mzl art, I”: and e tinn.
Hpringterm us Aprilllth. Circulars wiii he
sent upon appi cation.
“EWING MACHINRQ.
SIMILER. C, II. to Solsin st, SN. “Wheelersnd
Wilson" and “Household." needles, oil, attach-
menu. Repairing a specialty.
REVI’ER CONTRACTORS.
excavating. filling. grading. landscape gardening.
SHOE MANITAC‘I'IJRERS.
LOl'NSlll’ltY, IATIIEWSON & C0. SN. Ludles‘
Iue shoes.
GEO. B. WEED t ('0. lac and mlmrntnn Tl, 73,
7.5. and 7: Water at, s . . Established 1870.
Manufacturers of ladies' mins‘ and ‘s
flue footwear for the retail tilde.
IIIIR‘T-WAIm AND [’NDBRWEAR.
IIlT'I‘t‘iIlSSON. COLE A C0. Norwsik, New York
and Bridgeport, Cor-a.
SPOR'I‘NHEN'S GOODS.
AIKEN. JOHN H. as Halo it. N. heathust'tm for
guns. Ishing tackle, ammunition, etc.
“All Ilium
BAKERJL‘LIL‘S. Water st. asxttotheler’s luau-
dry,ti. N. Stairssndhsndrailstoorder.
THE Dl'NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Wata
st. 5. N. Wm. H. lloyt, proprietor.
STEAK ENGINES AND PM.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO.
near it. It. bridge. 9 11... W“ I“
STRAIN“? TICK“ AGENTS.
CI'RTIS, s. W. Xasonic N. ate-ship
tickets. pemion agent. notary pa . etc.
LAYTON, JACOB I. Wmhington at, nut to P.0.
ti.N. Pas-gs tickstsdrslts, money ordauseu ml.)
STONE DBALRRS.
YERRISJOIIN II. foofof Wuhington SN so
brick, lime, commit, hair, plaster. It ai
MORTON, JOHN B. a Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also
layer of concrete walks.
RAYIOND BROS. blue, brown, Greenwich and
buildi'tg stone, granite and marble trimmings.
STOVE. RANGES AND HEATERS.
KE'IT‘IIU'II, LANDON, 9 Havlllnd st. 8.1!. Gas
stovessndwatsrhsaters. P. 0. box on.
POWILDJ.W.IW at,8.N.stovss,
do
palrsWetc. 'l'ln-deoppc workaMMy.nm
m. aromas. m I st
bridge, 1N. stovss, rssgvs. pl . etc.
TRUCKING.
HORTON, JOHN it. C Taylor swans, ll. N. Light
and heavy trucking promptlysttsndsd to.
J flaunts?“
RNNINGB, . . urns D. it. depot, lesi-
deuee 7 ll- m. Km
RATIOND. 010. H. asudfllain at, N. listl-
denee 8 Berkley at. Telephone 774.
WAR! SURGEONS.
BRIDGE. om. D.V.B. clue and tai rear of
lsirlsldco. Bsak,N.tshphoae$mmsesm.
NORWALK HILLS olee
CO. harm-pasted .
ad milk. Wlaalp-k. m
mmona'roco. N. be. 1m. ls-fse-
tmusofsllwotdworstsdeamlmsresndfslts.
MOI-rah.
Bervisssto-msrrowst 10m.
nasal-ensuring.
ThomssDowdsudThomssOook, two
Cobhlsfllllyouugm. who fought and
hlednsarloCovmaek'ablseksmlth shop
on lainstrest, borough, lastSsturday
sighuwsrssrrsstsdysstsrdayaftssnoon
m
for} , with.”
J”. who want to arrest the
fighters Saturday night. Powell's ease
" t ”harm-mm
ravws s (a). ll unisex-tum. “'1... fiM‘fl‘uw
""“°““‘"‘"°' M rd“:
rat ”Omani-treat.
DIANA! 0. A. I! Iain u, N. [W
mewww’ ...... "' " «more ‘- M t" ‘
, . . . i . one
“unsung.” “‘ lull. mans-swat Mil!
"W'fiwnhflm aw” sans was."oo..' WImI-urssum a. a sh
mnamuursa it an roster word ’” mm
wwkst r. ' ', ' am also masseuse-s.
"u" mat mas-Lo sou-aw
s aWM;%.P-§w$asawghw “ma.
itssww. .a no. , ' £1353.“ ' I 5' 9"” . " ~ ‘ ..
‘L’hmuwllfif‘tutyfi wanna-rimme-
NORWALIC norms urtwsr co. Jules w. u.” m "hiatus-a the
Hyatt, pleat; ldwis (l. Hoyt, sapt. I! witch-“wk as ”I“...
out. mun salon. r-‘a until thanaatlsulayourw
LAY'mN. JACOB l. Washisgtuu at. next to Pt). Ila stta-pttorvmovsths by from the deer.
Mt. ”antenatal-sunset) fhs mania-ether was
IOIIIIILLI L‘IIOIIIDIIU, Hi W-hlhgtou at, 3*“ “In” W. .
ti. N. sent-g. resting and collecting. Ohtsf Must.
AmountoIOyItuulxpostodto luropa for
Week lasts. lurch In. use.
eras-us.
roar. ssassn.
Main Liverpool 9"
Cutie " mu
“m" “ as:
Win 01m
Tiiilfilfibiiffili W8.
William CannEEn-nren George J.
Ivss’ planess manager of the Railroad
House.
The boat "Ilary O‘Brien" with a cargo
El Hora Bituminous coal is at Raymond
Bros.‘ dock.
-Childreu's $5331.}: button shoes,
The and 85:, at C. H. Harvey's.
The annual oonclavs of the Grand
Commandery of Knight Tsmolsrs of
RAYMONDBRO‘iJewers bniistts-r pipes I.i«t."°°'m“°°‘ “ ““5 be” "’ Hartford
lo-day. .__.
The twenty-second annual meeting
of the Issonio Hutusl Benefit associa-
tion of Connecticut will he held in
Hartford larch 27.
-Ougar cured hams, 12h a pound, at
Ford Bayes' market.
Charles DeKiyo, the well-known baker
and ooofsotioner of Danbory, accom-
panied by hh wife, was in town yester~
day visiting his son, W. F. DeKlvn.
The auction sale of "cheap John”
goods that has been held in this city for
several days, Is now a thing of the past
and the hawksters are now invading
Dsnbury.
—-Iodies’ warm liosd lsos shoes 40
cents. Smith Bros.’ closing out sale.
George Phillips, who accidentally shot
Charles Batiwits, at Weston, Sunday
morning, is the son of James Phillips,
who formerly conducted a shoe business
on the Washington street bridge.
Captain Louis N. Van Kenton, adjut-
snt of the Fourth Regiment, has been
appointed assistant adjoins-general of
brigade, with rank of lieutenant-colonel
from Ilsroh 0, vies Elliot resigned.
—Wallsos's line oonfsetioneryat Plats-
ted’s.
One of the managers of the Consolidat
ed road said yesterday that the num-
pany's dining car probably would be
sold,» the companyhad not the least
intention of restoring the servios.—PsI-
lsdium.
The stats of Couueotiout will receive
by Ihspsssagsof thsdireottaxbill, so-
called, now psnding in congress, 8301,-
”1.”. It is the amount collected dur-
ing the war by adirsot tax, which this
bill proposes to return without interest.
—J.fi.Rodsmeysr,A.G.Bstts.J.H.
Wade and W. A.Tollss are to count
the beans at Smith Bms’. Houday.
mm,at7.flp.m.
; pr:
hashsll‘prowouts for tres-
psmlsgsllwhoerom'alotwhieh _
tohim,aorosswhloh people have been
Whartssashort out to the
—nummmmmrm
atlardHayss’markst.
Thurs are now “prisoners in the
mantyjsllst we;
eusdsthsmbsrof calls. thsrsbsisg
caudally-ulna of thslattsr.
—-Thoss boya'buttsu and lacs
11 mmmmmhvuctnfluvsy’m:
P. W. Bogardus of Stamford spent
Sunday in town.
It is rumored that an engagement will
soon be summed in town.
—Look at the bargain window atJ. Ar-
thur Pinuso’s. It will pay you.
Ira. C. llama-row is spending a
few days with bar mother Ilrs. Bally
on the Grssub
William Gunman“ a been
sold. Wshssritisouseoouutoflosiog
his sideboards.
Nelson 'I'syiorfimbsgun the erection
ofsoottsgsen the Crescent Terrace lot
at the junction of Clay street.
mutual. makeup-muo-
morrow svsuiug is St. Paul's chspol, on
Vsn-isk must. llsw York city.
. ' smith-“a—
but!” when 1.0.0.}: will
Visitors from out of mg: 51%"
to be mt to-morrow night.
-—Lsdiea’ kid tip button and lace shoes,
02.00. at C. H. Harvey's.
Nellie Kellogg, MT.“ of Conductor
lsrtin Kellogg, is seriously sick with
symptoms of diphtheria.
The work of repainting and paperiug
the Old Well Book a Ladder Co.'s bli-
iisrd room is to be commenced this
week.
~Ruhber bands, gum labels and string
tickets at Plaisted's.
lites Gertrude Finley. of Torrtngton,
and Kiss Clara Nelson of Annuals, have
been the guests of Him loss Kseler, in
the borough, to-day.
Several new members have recently
been added to the Norwalk Canoe Club,
which will oooemitats the building of an
addition to their club house.
—Ladiss’ hand—std button, opera toe
and Common Sense Shoes, $2.60, at C.
H. Harvey's.
The "Floral Circle" of the Kings
Daughters will give their postponed par-
lor entertainment at the First Baptist
Church next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Hrs. W. 1. Stevens will cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage at their Rowsytou resi-
dence, Monday evening, April 7th.
—Shoes almost given away at Smith
Bros.’ closing out sale.
The people of this town are interested
in the mattcrof a bout thocoming season.
We have been assured that a vessel will
be placed on the Wilson Point route th'm
summer. '
The Bousstooic Railroad company
will pay off, at par, April 1, its 8274.0“)
of 5 per cent. first mortgage bonds, is-
sued in 18%. to run thirty years, payable
after ten years.
A iyeeum is soon to be organized in
connection with the First If. E. Church
Epworth league. The young men of
the church are looking forward to it
with much pleasure.
—We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton oresmery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptlysndat low figures. Nous
better. T. B. Guysr taco.
The Bridgeport board of councilman
last evening voted to lumesse the salary
of the mayor from 8m» to 81,500 and
to appropriated is,” for the filling in
of the west end of Seaside Park.
A big triennial celebratirm of Odd
Fellows will occur in Chicago on August
ilto17,sndou the 14th a big
willtaks pines in which Odd Fellows
from all over thooountry will participate.
This celebration will be a noteworthy
onsamoug thsOdd Fellows and willno
doubt be attended by a large delegation
from New England.
-Dslsys srsdsogerous. Donotdslsy
toguusonthsbssmatSmithBros
Every dollar‘s worth you buy entitles
Emryngffllo l" with if ‘V"‘""'*‘.“
stulhsdsloug outbarailroad
traek,snddidnot hssr an east bound
lrelghttrsin,whlehovsrtooksndstruok
him,euttingoifbothlsgasllttls below
thsknss. Hiburtaarsprobshly fatal.
-!iuwltusof BastsrCards at J. Lo
thurPluoso's.
"Win“: “F“ ‘ "'5 .
wwwuma'gfim M
glittfromhishiiiis‘to pay a grosses
001.0! WHICH; MIG.
Au Adhurnudlsssloallsldlfltlv-llg.
Au adjourned mastiugof thsCommou
Council hsld last evening. Owing
to that of layer Edwin Wilma,
Senior , oeiimau Charles I. Bullock.
acting . . presided. Councilmau
Charles .Ilsilook, John W. Duke, Blob-
srd J. . Isaac B. Jennings and
in the matter of
the layout of Franklin street from Wash-
isgtoustrssttotbs rssidssesol Ira
Bay-nous. lasers. Wright, Flynn and
Palmer appeared and expressed their
satisfaction at the proposed layout. No
other parties promoting themselves to
behesrd inthsmsttsrthslfsyordsolar—
ed the hearing closed. ‘
A pattttsu wm us“ from Aldsn
Morass for We build an addi—
tion sta'his mall wooden building on
Wuhiugto’n rest. is was "lured to
the committee on fire department.
Two ordinances were adopted. untitled
"Relative to Establishment of Dock and
Pier Uses,” and “Bshttvs to Gambling."
The committee on streets was instruct.
ed to lay ouMGoldeu Hill street.
A vote was passed instructing the
water commissioners to extend the water
main on Taylor avenue north of the
Turnpike for a distance of 625 feet.
The meeting adjourned until the next
regular semiou.
sud-sfimé’rii.
lira. Barry Finch died suddenly at
Weston, Sunday. Although she had
been in feeble health for some time, she
was up and about the house as usual
that morning. Complaining of feeling
tired she lay down on the lounge, and
soon afterward expired, probably from
heart failure, resulting from her feeble
condition. She was 68 years of age, and
leaves a husband and two children.
a Rousing stair}; axe-sud.
To-morrow evening a meeting is to be
held at the East Avenue )1. E. Church
that is proposed to be made a notable
gathering in the history of the church.
It is to be held in the interest of the edi-
fice that has been contracted for and
stirring sddmsses may be expected from
the pastor and from Revs. Van Alstyne
and North. There will he a feature that
will he exceedingly interesting and
much interest will be taken in the sub-
scription paper that will be started. It
is unnecessary toststo that those who
expect to gain admittance will have to
be there early.
nm ornoat mini 33;;
George I. Buxton, of the borough, has
purchased of the Norwalk Saving So-
ciety the Simpson place located on the
New Canaan road.
John I". Bennett hm sold two lots on
the south side Myrtle avenue, East Nor-
walk, to Iiss Phoebe E. Fitch, who will
erect a house on the property. The
street is building up rapidly.
John W. Buttery has sold his houssou
the new road at Winnlpauk to Joseph
Sargent.
roubles... fluke»;
A caseunder the law pamed st thelsst
session of the legislature relative to the
trespass of chickens, came before Justine
Belleck yesterday afternoon. The com.
plainant was lire. Jane Dudley, of No.
26 Kerwin street, and the troublesome
fowls belonged to her neighbor, lira.
Sarah A. Selleck. After listening to the
evidence the justice adjourned the case
until Saturday, when he will render a
decision.
[Iva lilo River Inn liming.
George G. Raymond left his home at
Five Mile River, Thursday evening,
Harsh 13th. He was 37 years old, 5 ft.
“In. high; wore asmall mndy mons-
taohe;hsdon shins monkey jacket a
little faded; gray soft but; dark calmed
panhpstohsdouoneknse; lightoolorsd
lisnuelshirt;lsesshoea. Anyh - .
tiou mlstivs to his whereabouts, I. .bs
thankfully received and liberally paid
forby J. RViuosnt, Five lilo River,
MO
,. Wmimmw" .
Aiufretjusut driver over that poor!
ksptmsdltbinkltistheworstspoths—
twssaNorwslkaudDarieu.
Perhaps if Bis Honor, layer. or
someoftbsoltyoflioislshsd pdssover
thatpartoftsnthsrsmight am
otherwise ram afraid ,,ptll
havetowslk in thswsgon tracks; If
thsrewss aourblald from 'l‘syloravse
nustothseity liusitwould bssgrsst
hsaedt as in most places thssoeallsd
sldswslkhlowsrthsuthsstrsst. ,
.. Danna.
South Norwalk,0t.,lasohl7.1m
ass-sans» ruse-ole...
IhalgarssprspsrsdbyflleoMalsof
tbspostroflesdspsrtmsstforths infer»
madonofeougrsssshowthssths most
wwwhm
leutlsthutstalstouvilhwhsrsthssa-
”unassuming-flares» of
the gm- rsestpw. _ rssslpra
smoumsdmnlnnwhflsths
rules we cums
_ said-ref
w
3
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0
"‘4
annals-summation-
.ssas Mtsfulaglhu. .
As olgsusrsl lam lam
with the rsgnlar monthly mat
our Ioeslhulldlng “has!”
whlohtakssplses tit-light, ws
tbsfollowiogfromtbsnulldl”
flouumdflomstouraal. , p ,
olstylssblstoglvsrsassas
ib-
when“,
why he believes in building M'
gsiow lsssampls list of the ssswws
vsa:
Bat-use Iloundthat a penny mvsd
wssspsuuygainsd; thstthstbrss dob
lsrslwss payiugforrsot every week
paid isstssdto ahuildiug M, was
lusssusethresdollsrsinmyposhlh
Because, having instituted a mantel
self-denial in order tomsst my issui-
msalstthshlflldmm.;, F
will
oi.
”.mdbythhmsaml'was. pm,
enabled to opsualuorstlvs biting.“
”MW“ lie: ‘/ lif’ l,i.'ltffi'llj§0";filfi;l;£fi§
H‘, thronghthsira'au.w r - ‘ ’
chased a property which has duos
lylocrssssdinvalus,aud lssfulr
itauced to leave to my children.
Bsoaumusu investor, lthssbssu my
experience to have my subscriptions,
after paying in for a few years, returned .7
to me almost doubhd in amount.
Because, sssdepositor, I rseslvsa fair
rats of interest on mysasy monthly dues
paid in.
Because my children, having witness-
ed the good results of such connection,
have followed my example in so far that
they deposit their surplus osmium whh
a society, and for a consideration which
sets as an Incentive to further and in‘
creased exertions to save.
Because I know that the prosperity of
many of my neighbors are sum!“ %
to the same benefiosnt agency.
Because I am certain that the rapid
progress and generally flourishing condi-
tiou of the working people are lar’ly
due to the habits of economy and indus-
try fostered by such institution. ’
Because of the inesleulsbls misery md
destitutiou they have wardsd 01 {mm
the homes of the industrial olsmsa.
Because of their tendency to out down
class distinctions,und to put men and wo-
men, the rich and poor, more on I lsvsl.
Because, independent of borrowers, In-
vestors and depositors, there i no clam
which they do not benefit; In” and
mechanics, men of every calling, are
directly or indirectly assisted by them.
Because, though founded comparative-
ly recently, and in an humble manner,
they have made such mighty stridesfhat
their ramifications now extend all over
the globe.
Because their existence is m to
the public welfare, as is evidenced by
the enormous basin” they trauma.
Because of the thousand advantages
offered which are peculiar to Mrs,
and cannot consequently be foundin-
where.
Because all profits realized are distri-
buted among those who, in one way or
another, have banded together and as-
sisted in their foundation. ,(
-Asospthatwillswim inthe water
is too light to wear well. Drunk mp
is boiled down untilit will sink Wm
stone. V ‘
Last Organ Recital. . a
The fourth and last organ recital at
the Congregational church on Wedhs'so
day "suing the 26th, plumb- to It“.
musical event of me season. WW
pottedplantssnd ilowerswillatld’tofiu
beauty of the auditorium, and the 1.6-
lorm which will accommodate the large
chorus will else be decorated.
whole building will be thrown open.
mats an arranged that none will y
crowded or uncomfortable. We mom
a very large attendance. ,
It. Funk Taft, of New York city, se-
lo orgauit, has a Warm with will
please all eta-es of mate loving
people
, selection, “Le Carnival” by Wsly,
mousingathundsr storm, b an [Ir
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mass-,5: ' »
frisudsofllm
ehoruasffortyundwthe 5s!
Hamilton-on, no doubt will
‘ mattiuurgumm
Disguforrsssrvsdsmmwl be ap-
susdooloddaymoruhg. as I M;
larehuthstl’histsd’sand W
Emmyourtlekstssndssatssmly.
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