NUMBER 694.
DIRECTORY
L‘iillu Btili'n Itlittilt
rev-I ,
TOWN OF NORWAIJK.
A : N.—Norwaik; 8.1.5::th Non
walk; I. N.-knl Kuwait.
1’. those of ear readers who neonatal-
ready aware of the dart we would that
every vel- rw w or of
mu small degree. will in lewwd
y nllablla. in myumia’n: trowe—
II and w! wo roam
:63“ to than.
All COII’RRHIORK.
NORWALI Ill)! WOW CO. The, Water at,
near I. 3. bridge,
“Emblem plans and
“A" . I! I“ R.
M fatal-ad at ”gang.“ I
Hm I D. ill. Nah I .
‘zale. poap'asgvvaad flan broadcasting.
AllC‘l'loIlllRfl.
m‘mr N c .. .....
IOIIIIIJ. A l.‘h0ll£llilll. in Washington at,
all kinda of property sold. ‘
. BARB...
£505.!” late at, It andMWarhingioa
N. also dealers in confectionery, its
DrliLl'N
at, s.
”Jamar". Wall V I‘
WERNER, (L'IlAtl. L. )lain at.nsnr . t . tire
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh gtioda daily.
WILSON“ “Home lads“ Iksad Bakery. 3. N.
lure orders at it Raymond at.
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONA$BA§§R3M \t‘all at. :1
catallw,llll.euua ,. temp.
"Slime... intent; Iii. L. Boyer, vicr‘prca dent;
William .Curlia,caahicr.
(.‘ITI‘ gA'l'IONII‘iL BASE], m&“'uplgimogri
near aln,il. . (a I i use us
on. R. ll. Rowan, president; Jacob I. Lay-
ton. cashier.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK The
«Wait “.3. Inco mu. Capital broo-
ouo l’rcsl., James ’. llyntt; vioc-prral..isdwm
t). Keelcr; cashier, Lewis |'. tlrseu.
FAIRI’IBLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK.The.5l
Walt at ll. Deposits stout). surplus 83M“)
Winfield s. Moody. prut; Martin :5. Univ, vice
preat; James ll.liailey, tress.
NATIONAL BANE! 0&N1)RWAIԤio% blixall
st,t\'.ucorpornl¢..‘ata ,..n
our Hill. week; 3. J. Iii l.vicc pvt-at; II. _I’.
Price. cashier. BIRCH)". E. II“ , E. J. Hill.
WA}. homes, E. K. Lockwood, J. A. Osborn.
l). E. Wilson, E. Beard, D. W. Filth. W. I-‘.
Bishop. lisnkers‘, Herchanls', Manufacturers‘.
Persmial and Family accounts arc solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SCXTIBTY,.1!;I;2&\}IIII rt. S
De ta over WAINM nit , . imrge
1% pleat; R. B. 'raufurd, vicepmt.;
George E. Hitler, tress.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De—
posits over $500.0“), surplus $6.00). Alden 80L
titans. past; John H. linap , imp. Internet
paid dcposttors. Moneyl on mortgage.
BEEF, (Wholesale.)
8011‘]! NORWALK BEEF (:0. s. N. Ilammmsl
beef. pork. sheep, lamb, veal. etc.
TERRYJI'H. If. a Cit. N. Armour'a beef and
provision. Home dressed lamb and mutton.
BILL l’ils‘I'I’IIl AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX'I‘ON, J. I". Post other box 41'), N. Circulars
folded in over till) Sunday paws.
BLACKSMI'I'IID.
CARR. CEO. 1‘. foot Raymond at. S. N. liorsc—
ahoeing a specially.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELL, 680.8. a CO. P. 0 box Mi, 8. N. builders
of bridges, docks, pile foundations. etc.
3001' AND 8301:! DEALERS.
BROWN. II. 8. So. Main rt, s. N. cuatoin Work and
rvIriug a specially. '
HARVEY, C. H. No. lain at, S. N. specnitics in
boots, shoes and rubbers.
SCHAI'B, JOHN A SON, 8'5 Washington rt, S. N.
A good assortment at low prices.
B00! AND anon REPAIRING. _
PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Railroad Place, 8. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BOOKSHLLBRS AND h‘l‘A’I’IONERS.
I'INNBO, J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed,
dingatationevy, base hall and tennis goals.
PLAISTED‘S DRUG STORE. 43 Washington st,
8. N. Schod supplies and general stationery.
301 “RBI“. (Wood and Paper.)
“APP, l. ‘l‘. Warn at, 8. N. manufacturer of that
etc Genevalahopjohbtng
BUILDING IIA'I'ERIAIJ.
FERREJOHN ll. fl. Washington st. 3.x. also
"It! atone, acwcr pipe, hay, straw, etc.
LEONARD. CHAS. 'I‘.Wata at, N. brick of all
kink, liars
~ out, , IIIII, etc" also blue
atone, drebrick and y. \'
RAYIOND BROS. Milwaukee, Philadelphia and
'I’reaumfiouta,“iath.iime,oemvnt,adamant.
BUTTER. CHEESE. 3668, 8:.
WHERE"!!! HOUSE, next door to the Post
one: .—a special
mirth-or cheese, in
grades of batter, egga,
CARRIAGE DEPOJ'I’OBIBS.
DANE“. RmWall atll. Wham,
horse, atable and m furnishings.
cmmm All!) BORDERS.
can Jam c.- Arm at 8.1V. estimates
given, ' prom yat to.
HORNE,“ A. G Taylor-venue, 8. N. Jobbing
attended to
macaw. rt: I'l’.’ MM" mill, at. Modern.
3 m can rate '0 KI"
Wm Large wwk a specialty.
8.3.1101“); 3. ”W13 It, 833. manufacturer
SHERWOOD. 8.3. theme-t, 1N. Jobbing
Main-dun».
All!) om
sacrum k nothammm. aWaahr
legion at, B. It. then advertisement.)
CARRIAGI HANDIAC‘I'ITRI'RI. of
mmumrmumn at, an. arena actoer
winger, bunch! attention given to repairtag.
mwmwurw-w
scorn Nonwaut. CONN. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 19. 1890.
FLA! COUCH-m; wwtarteltn
arm on . can.
"Wt: Washington at, ll. It.
“OCR"! ARI) unanswaaa.
Haul. I. it a hill). cor. Iain-at Wart-tau. I.
spite can lie w ra
"WW“. l’l‘Olll, The. No. lain at, near Wart.
kmpa, y, glas- ware, hoaaeftirniahiaga, etc
neuron-a.
DOU‘I'WILL, C. I'. Laudvr’a Moth. do. Iain at, ll.
N. ()Inrhrairaja. to. loop. in.
“ND
UK“. 3.. 11.0.3. Waahl . cor.
3pm.
KIWIIIIIII. J. f‘. omce at
aata, ll. N. limits... too.
W‘ lcwle at.
near Congregational t'burch, N. gas aduluiaterad.
Gold and pinnelaln rrmrna invariant.
”CORN. HAM! AND BLIND“.
lili'l’liAV. II. a CO. I!) I. )7 Water at, N. rat-ring!
wood work, whack, ctr.
DRAIN AND HBWRR I'll'lt.
PIERCE. 1!. ll. ”Chestnut“, EN. t‘noheditone.
rcwor «attractor, etc.
RAYMOND llltOtl. Akrotmalt gland and mat
pipe, a to in inches In diameter
DRUG” AND CHEMICAIJ‘L E N
In" SID! PHARMACY. Van Zamlt are. . .
beauty More,» tol0a.u|..4l09p. In. i'maip
GREGORYJ. ii. at Wall at. N. Established in.
Wider-ls and retail. Popular priest
moor. mutt A. I! iron to. x. Wilmer—lily
Ive dill-rent perfumes.
men ysiciaca' Mini-mas iy, .
DRY-GOODS.
AIRLERJ. I.. A HONS~"1‘hr turntable.“ No. 2
Garrett» building. N. Dry “turtle, oil cloth-i, mat
tins» and rugs.
BANKfl, K K. Mahackemo llotcl blork, 8 N1 dry-
goodr, notions, glam, etc. Uiiderweararixcialty.
BENNETT. J. l". ill loin at. N, Ilneiursa «slab
lishcti over forty<lwo your».
DICKERMAN. A. d: SON, ill Washington at. S. N.
dry—goods, carpe-tn. mic. «or adv.»
SCOFIEIAl d Iiili'T. .‘l (lazctlr lildg. N. tlrl Wash
lngtori at, it. N inieadrr-rtincutcut i
STREET. EDWARD, .5 Gazette hide. N. Dry
goods, fancy minds. notions and hosiery.
l-ZXI’RI'ISSIIEN.
BURTON A RIllTNlMOE, ofllceat Benedict‘s. 43
Walt at. N. ilur motto. “prompt attention."
CAVANAGII‘S EXPRESS. bat. .fnrulturc nrul
pianos IDIWHI. IA‘llil‘ unit-m at 'iaisml'e, S. S.
SHERWOOD. W. W , N. slate at porn omi‘c unvl
Hale‘s. t‘urvfnl nnil prompt senior.
EXTRAC'I'S, hissklh’t'tlv, I-Z'I'l‘.
NORWALK EXTIIM '1‘ (‘0. N. innnufavtun-n of
fine extracts. Ambler & Boll.
['IZIITILIZI'ZIIS.
RAYMOND BROS Ilnulli-y'n supcr-phmplitltam-
lul mantirvs. land plaster. ground boucnmod when.
SMITH. \l'. ii. A'. (‘1). Water Si, N. again" for \l'il-
llama (‘lark .lr (Jo's standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS onlinnry rha in stock. spec
iiils to ordcrnlrr monoraaudchimni‘y tluc linings'
I-‘lhill, (l‘s’l'I-IIIS, (LAMS, l2'l'('.
ilI'N'l’ & ZELI'l-‘l‘. on Washington at. s N. fine
hrh. Oyfllt‘h‘. clams. fruits. game. vcgctablca, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
lion‘rox. .n lIIN n. to Taylor maxim. 5'. Also
atone dealt-r.
RAYMOND Rims rmtrartors for flag. ronrrvtc.
asphalt, brick. contour and grow! walks.
MRIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
II I: ATIZRS-i.
MEI-IRISH. W. II. at CU. Music Ilall block. 8. N.
sole ogcnta.
I’IADI'R, (BRAIN AND PEI-ll).
"ISLAND “Elf" i‘LOI'il, the best tirade.
fail to use it.
L‘IlilflleDIEl', DANIEL. east end of Washington
st bridgc. The choicest oi lumily flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw. flour and feed in
package. load. car or cargo lots.
RED MILL, Daria. Cmful A Rose.
gwund feed. graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAC]. Woodward Plan». 5. N. plant», cut
flowers andornamental pierce» made to order.
SMITH, JOHN II. So. Main at. SS the oident and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants. cut
flowers, ctr. I-‘lorrl work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.
FITRNI‘I'I‘RI". DEALERS.
“KHAN, 'I'III'IODOREJYiii-hinyzton rt. (can end)
Furniture, looking glam-s, pictnn- frames. ctc.
(‘luli a \VIIITI'LESI-Zl'. 36 Main st, N. (Ray
month old stand), Soc advertisement.
RAYMOND. GEO. II. new stow, ill and t3 Slain at,
N. Four doom above old atom
STOW. DAVID. 3|; :3. 3|). and :L', So.lin.in st. S N.
Furniture. mattresses, etc.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. oflice 19
Water at, N. Gas for light. heat and power.
('oke six centa per bushel. Coal 'l‘ar three dol-
lars per barrel, package extra.
GROCERS, Wholesale.)
HOLMES It KELLER. band It Wail at N. whole
sale grocers, llotrr, grain, bay, etc.
SELLECK BROS. 14 and 16 Wall st, N. wholesale
grocers, flour, feed, grain, hay, etc.
GROCERS. .,
BROWN it WILCOX, 70 Washington st, 8. N. sole
agents for celebrated Farmingtou creamery hutter_
DECKER. CONRAD, m Wuhington at. S. N.
choice groceries and provisions.
FERRIS, CHAS. H. successor to Hutchins. 20 No.
Main at. S. N. table delicacies for family rm
FINNEGANA O’RlllrLY, ids Iain at, N. flour,
feed. hay, straw, coal and wood.
FINNBY A BENEDICT 41 Wall at, N. fancy and
staple gmcerier, confectionery, fruit, etc.
FITCH, D. W. West are, our. Merwin at, N. canned
s, cofleesj‘lena, butter, etc.
GU YER it SONE'T. B. Springwood. S. N. fine gro-
ceries, choice meats, flour, f etc.
HANPORD, W. 8. Rest ave. nerlllt station, 3.x.
Asbestos paint, school supplies, etc.
Don‘t
(train. choice
' LAW'I’ON, I‘. D.& CO. fl 80. Main st, 8. N. gr!)
cones and table delicacies.
L‘HOMMKDIEU. DANIELeart end of Washington
at. ”Wall Harmonicas. spices,- specialty.
MOORE t DAMIAN, Nolan: rt, near West, 8.73.
lire grocerla. foreign fruits, dour, feed, etc.
KICKKRSON A 38m, 7 Water st, N. a specially
made of table delicacies.
O'l'llAlx, (“10. Wilton ave. and School at, X.
New store, new goods and new prices.
fuc— SEYMOUR, C. It 88 Washington It. S.N. head-
' VALDHII.
‘ WEAK. . Vii“
quarters for celebrated 'Drw Drop‘ canned goods.
CHAS. H. 6 Wall It. N. Creamery but»
“lithe-3. wmummfl. etc-
W ,. L. . ‘j‘ mars on 4.
AWOBIPH 3.5” i arm at, 8. main mm
of bodies. pri
BATES,IAIITINJR.&CO. “Moms at s.
. of H . “
i... cumin”. 3““. ....t',i§"**
man, .A Water It, ll. N. iron foaadw,
ifiht soft castings. naturalist watrr horse.
IIA'I'I AND CAP: (Rot-ll.) 8
mm m mm It rt, . It.
a guilty ladenf Inc all! and his.
. IIA'I IANII'ACI’URIIIB.
hm IV. A call-loo at,8.N. Placed!
and Isaihiakata.
mm a tram; mum rate, factories
oculainctl “Intertwine-tank
oIee't Graeaeatreat.
mnemonmmsnuiu
“manna-u.
YIO . t. N
In W. Dayat,8.'t also cw
OLK HA‘I‘ 00. Ray“ . ,S.N.
Yuma-2? 5"" D"
W
W I.“ Instincts-d
J. . It, .
III'I‘II W‘l AOOJI-d "Warm! bulld-
W. C. Hall M I. 1!. m,
“Wfl... «535.; .
m
UyNAIW‘W
Malachi)? Washingtonian, it. rt. pairs inlet-l ’
o WILLIMUWuHam)at.GIM
vilaadmrqwistnnhnpraaplamllloo-a.
flotillnwyltilulafgog
ma .1. .w arbiagtoa . .rrnckny,
gleaswar'e',tlaaadwocdsawuv..‘
ICE DUALII'.
. lawman. "Ilnldu Point MINI! also
milk user.
INIUIAICII AGENTS.
(‘OOLIDGI A LOCKWOOD. I Iain at, N. Inau-
aocvatal real estate is all its branches.
LAY'I’ON. JACOB I. W‘Iagtnw at but to PD.
li a. Ire, mammalian-duh. may)
ulCIWOOD, WI. cor. Iain aadW’ali Its, N. Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
HOIIRRIJ.‘ L'IIOIIIDIHIY, as Washington a,
ti N. hirlrtly fir-Mints coinpaniea «presented.
TAYIARI a HOLDEN. 45 h “Washington It.
AN. Real Kualsaad Insurance.
INHDRANCI COMPANIWI.
(.‘O'GNKIT'I‘ICU'I' ilEN‘L Lil'li [Nit CO, ll. 8. L'-
llurainodlen, agent, Washington at. till. the ad.
II‘I'IIOPOLI'I'AN LIFE IN». CO. all Washington
at, It. K. II. (3. Dibble, assistant eitpt.
NORWALK VIII! M. (‘O.. N. In successful
haaiaaw nines tam. No outstanding ioar claim.
WW8 LI" IIIB. 00. The. Lam‘s Hock.
liner, 8 II. Jae. hawk, asst. anperlntcldmt.
lNVlfl'l'llIl‘l' 5112!}.le
CRAI'I’I'RD R. I. laconic , K. WM
Miihllcrca hunting and Ilqnitah II‘t'get‘os.
"it "‘ IIIIDN AND NIKKI. _
SMITH. \V.~I.- till): I and 37 Water at. l".
sprimpi, axles. carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE: AND RAILINOR.
MERRIT’I‘. E. II. bland fill Water at, N. iron work
of all kind».
Till-f DI'NI'AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
at. 5. N. Win. ll. lloyt. proprietor.
IRIDN FIDUNDRII'LR.
GILES A I'LANI'I' at The Norwalk Iron Worka
l‘o., and also at Bridgvp in. Court.
JBWBLBRW
FERRIS. A. S. Milo. lain It. 3H". op. City Hotel.
5N tine watch rcpairlng a specialty.
IlOl’T. II. R. is No. Rain at, S. N. strictly dnt.claas
goods at low prim.
JAl‘Iitith. MERAND. ”Weill. N. WIICIM'AdiIv
month. etc. Fine watch rvpalring a specialty.
RtliID. ll. . diammdrmatchrs, jewel . silver and
plated ru, repairingaapeclalty. 83 aln st. SN.
I)! LAWYER‘L
FROST. RI'SSELI.. 8 No. Main st. notary. legal
bur-inns. of all kinds carefully attrndnri to.
III'IIIJII'TT. J. RELDEN. mourn 5 and 6 Gazelle
building. “(all rt, borough.
LIGHT. JOIIN II. ll'hl Washington at. S. N. notary
commissioner of dentin for New York state.
Lilt‘KWIltlD. EDWARD I. room A Gazette hldg.
N. atttwney and counsellor at law. notary public.
SEYIUI’R. JOHN S. room .1, I-‘alrflcld ('0. Nat.
Rank building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml )lamuir building. \i'nll
nl, Imnuigh.
Ln'rrlu' stances.
D.\.\'N, IliiilAl‘I‘Z E. Excelsior livery and hoard-
ing Slnhit'S. Utllce No ll River st. N.
GREGORY. (Hit). S. H Knight st, S. Fine turn-
our.- a simialty Telephone 3M1
LOCK MANI'I‘ACTI‘RERS.
Lili‘KWllllll MANI'FAI'I'I'RINU (‘0. Da at, S.
N. Manufacturers of builders‘ hardware. ton
others it; Pearl at; New York oflIce 00 Reade at;
l'incago once ill Lake rt.
NURWAltK LOCK ('t)III’AN\', S. X New York
onice or. Chainhcrs rt. Locks and bulldrrn‘ hard-
ware; designers; fonudcrs: workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass and iron.
Ll'IlIII'IR DEALERS.
HILL, [-2 J. llWatcr st. N. All kinds of lumberdo
luv-ml to any point by rail. tczim or vessel.
MACHINE NIIOI‘S.
NORWIIK IRON WORKS (‘0 Tho. Watrr st,
lll‘ul‘ R. it. bri ,S. N. General machinery. iron
and brats cart ngr, forgings, Babbitt tvlal, rc-
paire for manufactories and Mambo-lit.
MARKET (EARDIZNIZRS.
' JENNINGS 8 WATKRBITRY, S. N. lit-tries and all
garden produce inmost for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL HARRIET. ‘3) Wall at, N.\I‘m.Wardweil.
prop. beef, veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVISON. A. ISA Main st. N. meats. fruits. vegeta-
bles. fish. oysters. claim. and escallope. hotter.
mgr. lard, canned grunts. etc.
BENNETT A. HI'STED. meats, lish. it lets, lob
stern, clams, from, as No. lain II, S. .'.
BISSEl.I.. DANA C. in! Main at, N. choice meats,
poultry, tirh. vegetables, etc.
RRIT’I‘U'S CENTRAL MARKET, a Water at, N.
blunts. vegetables. fruits, wultry, at lowest prices.
CARR. “WILLA! R. Item-dict Farm market. KN.
Fine meats, Imh vcgcnbiosalowcst cash prim.
EARRINGTON. J. A. meats. poultry. fish, oysters,
vegetables, fruits, butter. etc. R. R. Square. ti. N.
GEIS’I’. GEO. 28 (.‘hestuut st. 8. N. choice meals,
vegetables. fruit, etc. lowest cash prices.
HAYES FIR!) is No Iain st, 3. N. prime meals
of all ilowtc rendered lard a specialty.
JUDSON. A. 0. Central larkct.cor. Haitiaud Havi-
land at. S. N. Choice meats. poultry, vegetables.
LIHBURNER. WI. 1% Washington at. bridge, 8
N. dealer in all kinds fresh meats.
LOCKWOOD. L. Washington St. bridge. 3. N. line
meala. nah. oysters. clams, vegetables, etc.
LDCKWOOD & LOCKWOOD, 7 Main at, N. has
meats poultry. fish. oysters, clams a specialty.
LIONS, A. 8.. Old Well Market, 22 No. Rain st,
8. N. prime meats and poultry at lowest prices.
IALIIO, ALBIN, Halli at, neaerst, S. N. choice
meats, fish, oyatm, "nannies, delicatessen. etc
PICKERING. H. S. East ave, op. school house,F..N.
f, real, mutton, etc.
SCHAI'B, JACOB, 8 West Washington rt. 3, N.
strictly brat-clans mute, poultry a specialty.
SHITII‘S WASHINGTON MARKET, or Washin .
ion at, an. Inn areal: and woliry for family trad:
SPILLANE. J. W. l5 Iconard at, N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.
WADE, W. 8. market, ElinGrrwe, SN. rain
to all parts of town with fine fresh and t meats
WIXONJ. E. EIWall at, N. Choice meats, pool.
try, fruits. vegetables, butts. eggs. etc.
MARBLE AND GRANITE. -
RATES. P. W. Wait! at, N. manufacturer of he
graniteand marble work, also dealer in bnildin
atom and cemetery work. -
DIABONS AND BUILDERS.
SMOKE. HENRY. 1‘ West are, 8.8. All kinik
of stone mason entrants taken.
SHELDON WILLIAM. l9 Wilton avenue, N. State
mason. Alan lagging, carbing,ate.
SII‘I'H, WILIJAI H. a West at, S. N. Jobbing
promptly armorial to.
., . 3 ms corn-mus. .
‘ m3!“ 'r‘h‘ldl monitor
nan. Omlaun’a‘fgflahilggooda
MBRCIIANT ‘I'AI ' ID.” ' '
“”333: E: 8: ‘ffil'r'fii ft WNW"
titanic-Waitm. Mutton»
.w.1;r .n.,.;,l.lir
SCHKNL‘D.RaflroadPlaon. an. Repairingaud
ehaaiagaapeclaliy.
rrnnr onanns.
snarl
GJ’. NoJltayraondstJl'. Mills-fir»
wltktbplrearticle.
ml AND PAHCY GOODS.
CAVANAOEHMEEGbefiRR.miIIIa-y
antiwar-king.
tangle-I brdqmtw’afor mullaary, IWatrr
mantras, Dials It. Ambit
“mm. lhlhlalaatJJLW
atylw. learning
“MM .
museums. .
Juan‘s flfllgkstnl. M‘m
". no a.
WWW ....., rm
mmkldeaekwefmfl
“Mm mutton. II. M‘s,
war-um
a. a. n wan-amino
alga 1.1.: i: vim-”l 'u a. it.
.‘firaaowlwllalnblmmll!
WILSON. 0. II. Gazette bldg, N. In ‘ and
money to loan. Aiao Insurance written in heat
of companies at the lowest mu.
Wihtim'AltD. If. A. No. lain at, S. N. houses to
rent and building lots for salt.
RESTAURANTS.
DER IIII'E. 5 Water at, N. warm meals at all
hulll'l. dinner at.
IIRNRY‘S. til So. lain at, S. N. regular boardw- by
the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. II. A SUN. 45 Washington at. S. N.
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
HCIIOODI. (Private)
DAIRD‘S. MISS INSTITUTE, o Orclnrd at, N.
Young ladies boarding and day school.
NURWALK HILITA RY thl'l'l'I'lI’I'E, N. Frank 3.
Roberta. principal. Circular on request
Ill-2A1). Mrs. Hillside, N. Day and boarding school
for girls and young ladies. File for an college,
or course corn loti- in itself. Fully equ? prd lat»
ratory attach . New York artlata emp- ed in
mnximl dcpnrtmcnl. Special advantages or the
the study of art. la and clot-noon.
Sprint: term begins April slh. Circulars will he
went upon appl cation.
SEWING MACHINES.
SII.\II.I-IR. t'. 3. i6 Solaln st. SN. "Wheeler and
Wilma" and "Household.“ needles, oil. attach-
ments. Repairing a specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOXD BROS. sewi‘rs built. water pipes laid.
excavating. filling. grading. landscape gardening.
SHOE MANI'I‘AC’I'IYRBRS.
LOI‘NSBI'RY, IIA'I'IIEWSON k ('0. SEN. Ladlca‘
lim- show.
Olin. B. WEED & ('l). fartoryand ralerrmm H.711.
75. and 77 Water at, S N. Eetabiishcd ISO.
Manufacturers of ladlea‘. mirsee' and children‘s
line footwear for the retail trade.
HHIR’I-WAI'VI’S AND l‘NDEBWEAR.
Hl'Tl'IIINSON. COLE a ('0. Norwalk, New York
and Bridgeport. Coral. ..
SPORTSMBN'S GOODS.
AIKEN. JOHN H. S Main at, N. headquarters for
poor. fishing tackle, ammunition, etc.
STA"! BUILDEBI.
BAKER. JULIUS. Wain at, new: to Whaler"- foun-
dry, S. N. Stairs and band rails to order.
'l'lII-Z DI’NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
rt. S. N. Wm II. lloyt, proprietor.
STEAM ENGINES AND PUMPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0. The,Watcr at,
near R. It bridge, 5. N.
STEAMSIIIP TICKET AGENTS.
CI'RTIS, S. W. Masonic bolldi . N. ateamahip
tickets, pension agont, notary pn llc. etc.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB If. Washington st. next to PD.
5.x. Passage tickets.an mmey ordeal-cs ad.)
STONE DEALERS.
FERRIS. JOHN R. foot of Washington at. SN. also
brick, lime, content. hair. plaster.
MORTON. JOHN B. 6:! Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also
layer of concrctc walks.
RAYMOND BROS. blue, brown. Greenwich and
bnikli rig stone. granite and marble trimmings.
STONES, RANGES AND HEATERS.
lili'l't‘llt’li LANDON, 20 Haviland st, 8. h. (lae
stoves water heaters. P. 0. box on.
POWELL. heir W. 28 Wale!“i it! at, SN. stoves.
ranges, home rn a a stove re~
pairs, etc. rind: copper wnga spinal”.
SBLLKCK. SYLVBSTBR. Afi. m Waebi on at
bridge, 8N. stores, ranges. , plumbing. etc.
TRUCKING.
MORTON. JOHN B. 6‘.’ Taylor avenue, 8. N. Light
and heavy trucking promptly attended to.
UNDERTAKBRS.
JENNINGS. J. D. . Horse R. R. d resi-
dence 7 Elm at, Row M
HAYHOND, GEO. H. is and 4% Iain at, N.
deuce s Berkley at. Telephone 27-4.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
BRIDGE, GEO. D.V.s. oflcc and hospital rear of
I-‘nirklon Hank, N.telcphoue304. raa. Iaaaun.
WOOLEN HANIl’PAC'I'IIRm
NORWALK HILLS CO. incorporatod 12mm
and milk, Winnipauk.
’I'IIB UNION I‘PO CO. N. Inc. ISM. Manufac-
tum of all wool wot-ted cassimere and fella.
Real-
Kalght'a Ismplar Conclave.
'I'he delegates lo the aixty third annual
conclave Grand Commandery of Cooncu~
ticut Knight’s Templar were entertained
at Waterbury, Monday, by the local
Commandery, with a banquet at Music
Hall. Yuterday afternoon these officers
were electol: Grand Commander, In L
Gardner, Inldletown; Deputy (l. 0..
Oodtilfo tg‘Noi'wrch; wearer-
,- “£98de 8m will“;
walk; Grand cabana denim; J; n.
Wudhiao,'3mnbliilyrm ”tall;
utnanna‘mruermnrmmm
Warden, Hugh Stirling, Bridgeport;
Grand Junior Warden. Lyman H. John-
son New Haven; Treasurer. W. B. High!-
Brldgrport; Grand Secretary, Joseph K
Wheeler, Hartford; Grand Standard
Bearer, Charles J. Fox, Williinantic;
Grand Sword Bearer, Samuel H. Bron-
son. Hartford; Grand Warden, W. E.
Whitey, Haw Iondoo; Grand Sentinel,
Writ Risky, Waterbury. The next
meeting will he in liddlrtown,
data not yet apppi trd., ‘
anflat‘anlllolw.
‘ Dr. F B. lurid. who left Birming-
hamauddenly ayraragooaieeoantof
manhunt-Minute-
ago, last ’wsak,to lira Dwain nail.
Thwaddlngwmmadehowahhbw‘
conulalnganroeataofthe-aniage. It
last-ted that sans the after leaving
Birmingham Dr. Iarrill around a tit-
voroa hora his wife. His parents. who
manewbawaaioklng foradtvorva,
hntdldeet kaowwkethw'adamahl
tsunami.- Rkwliaka’aanthrarda
allure-him , ‘
innu- anomalous-paw M'-
iii! »
ram arm wanna. V
NORWAIJPAFIIIW g, MEMO E EVENING 8mm
WI? stir-ml ”vi a M. lots“- an 13.4me armory.
agaat forthr oriebratd Carton furnace. IOU“ Ioawua. '
Ptto can” one anxouss. an arm cram.
WI'I'I'. . . Glalnst, .Jawett‘alaadl.
Harry and Wadsworth‘h wired palate. IOIWALI.
RAYIOKD anon. vaatt’a, Alla-tied Harley’s
mommanaunmuca-iatm. "noun-ox.-
si't‘tt'ru,w.tt.:co.t:: "Walnut. rt. agvaln as. klvildl. ml}: en‘s-ti has ataa
Par-u woman. In. thmmufim await
catw‘ogmmn. ”Williflaom u “Muir‘s-Intros. . ‘
rrltiowm, :1 '1' omitti- u. a. window Mar. gam‘wu ’-°"“'°"l"
M II“, . ' '
rnrwa ‘a co. in lata a, N. also hardware, huwmzwm
rumouuvulus. Pain-airing “causing-ad
BLACIHAK c. A. ll lain It, N. lartantaasnns alllhnorlm.
pm... Chlldreu‘apbntoa especially. tau. one can. at a- corn; hay at
com. a. ll. ts Washington u. s. N. one quality drunk- ur slim
MIyI-dlhallhcbnat. loll.“ WWW."
HEADIAN. v. 1:. name build! . N. Cabinet
photograpbafidtiperdomone» dnaJlllo. n‘wm'fl atlannt I” ‘ all
PLANIIO stunt.
Barron intuit n. In. All titanium manna
workaifi'tailorforthstraaa. Ola "Mentor 'l'i-s.
murmur. m «nasal final-owl's!-
Ictttuma 00., . n. lute .V,
“mm...” , ”NF. ll rrmflhumPH—owm
ass". it II. a BRO. cor. tron nestle-rot. its. ”. . ' HIM '
Mn‘mm‘m'mwm. manila-nun.
ngluumng, Upon unmmdalralayoarh-o
vomvattt nonsr llAilWAl’ co James w ““- WW a"WWW: tb-
‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' ' ' hookah humanly and lot hook
llyatl, pint, Edwin G. iloyt, rapt, p “”3!“ aaldoaot a” or touch the
nut- can“ Autism all rats mu n. amiveln you warm
LAY'I'ON. JACOB at. Washington rt. ml to no. Donnattanptto maths kaL fro- thr door.
in“ pmpertyforaale.houaeatolent.iaeellv.) l'hnChiaowillmatkat raw-allott-
HORRIZIIA L'IIOIHEDIRI’, at Wilmington u. moi-er. Milli- ”00'“.
N. N. selling. renting and collecting. Chin! w.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
For other heal news are fourth page.
llrs. Danton Bey mour is quite ill at her
home on [laviland street.
--The “Island 0cm” flour suite the
moat fastidious of house keepers.
The second preTsntatton of the drama
“Out in the Huerta" will take place at
tho Cramberry Pinion chapel this even-
tog.
Spring advertising In commencing to
spread itself. It in only soccer-fol bust-
neaa men that recognize the value of
printer‘s ink in liberal quantity.
-—Cbildren's W
closing out sale.
Smith Bros.’
The telegraph operators employed on
the Daubury and Norwalk division of
the Housatonic road will hold a ball at
Renaud's hall, Cannons. early in April.
—Robber bands, gum—labels and string
tickets at Plaisted'.
A little man, who, one of these days,
will be big enough to drive his
father's meat wagon, arrived yesterday
morning at the home of Fred W. Smith,
the well known markelmau of the hor-
ongb.
-—Delaya arcdangerous. Do not delay
to guess on the boana at Smith Bros
Every dollar‘s worth you buy entities
you to one guess.
,.
Edward Donohue, aged 22, residing in
Simsbury, was run ovdr by a switch en-
gine on the Houstouidirnad, a few rods
above the Stepney depot, about half-past
live o‘clock yesterday afternoon. His
right leg was cut of! between the knee
and hip and he will plobably dis.
—-i.vdiss' hand sewed button. opera toe
and Common Boots Shoes, $3.50, at C.
H. Harvey’s.
South Norwalk’a board of trade seems
to have taken a sudden fit of enterprircr
and it is hustling things in great shape.
Yesterday It had the board of county
commissioners in band looking over the
available sites around Norwalk for the
county home for childreu.-Danbury
News.
——J. ti. Rodemeyer, A. G. Betta, J. H.
Wade and W. A. Toilea are to count
the bmna at Smith Bro.s', Monday,
liarch 24th, at 7.80 p. m.
The following is said to he a test to tell
whether a diamond is genuine. Place a
small dot on a paper, then examine the
dot through the diamond. If there ap-
pears but one dot upon the paper that
alone is grading, if more or if the dot is
expanded or dithered, the stone is an
imitation.
—Untll April lat, before removal, ws
wiliolleralionroddand broken Iota of
cigars at greatly reduced prices. We
will also ofler at less than wholesale
_‘ha'h§'bliill’hoi iltll” ' “H5-
Wfiid'jo’rlfllhalpdb ” ' Inhibit
Him. r'l'tliiOltl WWW
A challenge has been issued by Patrick
Rm the East Bridgeport aprintrr, to
run any person In this state IN yards for
from too to .Illl and the championship
of Ooonrafloot. It Is understood the
race must come ofl within three weeks
ants in the 18-hour go-aa-yoo-pleaae one-
teat, which will ,bngiven underthsana-
pMaof On. D,iallorwalk,oatbaflth
instaBridgeport News.
W
III
0am Atlanta, enact the borough's
"ilnrat," is relieving Cliiaf of Police
Buttery today.
-Ladlral warm lined loos ahosa 40
cents. Smith Bm’oloslng out rate.
In. Donut offitatvn . la vldh
log her daughter In. luck Smith, on
Booth that street. this city.
—-Bugarcnred hams, Incaponnd, at
Ford Hayea' market.
During the absence of General Recre-
tary Sinner-dc, Charles IePbarann will
have charge of the Y. H. C. A. rooms.
—Wallaoa’a fiWnery at Plain-
wd'a. __________
Saturday, April as, will be celebrated
by the Odd Fellows as the flat anniver-
sary of the roasting or the criteria on.
country. n ,
. WM, ii A r I '. ‘
--Ladioa’ kid tip button and lace shoes,
”.00, at C. H. Harvey’s.
The Bridgeport Standard aaya that
Daniel Day of Providence, R. i. has been
appointed bank examiner for Connecti-
cut and Rhode Island toaoccced If. I'.
Dooley of Hartford.
——'I'hat elegant upright piano at Smith
Broa.’ to be awarded larch 24th.
The Congregational Church and so-
ciety, of West Hartford, have, together
with the pastor. called a council, to meet
next Honday afternoon, for the dismis-
slot: of the Rev. B. D. Roberts.
—Five pounds breakfast bacon for bill:
at Ferd Hayea' market.
Ifr. Ellis, advance agent of Harrigaus
Double Irish and American Tourist OOIII'
pony, was in town to—day arranging for
the appearance of this company at the
cpera hours on Wednesday evening,
March 26.
-—'I‘hoeo boys' button and lace shoes,
ii to 2, all the rage, 90:, at C. [LII arvcy‘s.
The Norwich sportsmen purchased last
year 500 Virginia quail which were
brought to Norwich last winter and re-
leased, and now they have raised outli-
ctent fundsto purchase 300 more quail
for the same purpose.
Thor. Costello of this city died at the
Soldiers' Home in Noroion yesterday.
aged 54 years. Mr. Costello madea good
record during the Civil war. His body
will be brought to this city for burial on
the train that reaches here at 4:30 to-
morrow afternoon.-—New Britlan Herald.
-Colgato Pelharn soap, he a cake, at
Pialsied'a.
There were 1099 deaths in the state
during the month of February. Of this
number 19 occurred in Norwalk, repre-
senting an annual death rate of 12.6 per
1000 inhabitants. Diphtheria carried of!
our; consumption. 1; pneumonia, 4;
bro- chitio, I; diseases of nervous system,
2: heart disease, 3; all other diseases, 7.
—Look at the bargain window at J. Ar-
thur Pinneo’r. It will pay you.
Ohioer John K. Finch stream! Rev. F.
H Cunt: this noon on a warrant charg.
lug him with breach of the peace. The
complaint was do by William Lyle, at
whose residence Mr. Cunz has occu-
pied a furnished room for some time.
Mr. Cars is being tried this afternoon
before Judge Knapp.
-Children’s spring heel button shoes,
75c and She, at C. E. Harvcy’a.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Port Chester, thgcfleld and Dan-
bury Railroad Company, held at Port
Cheater yesterday, a contract was made
with a syndicate of capitalists of New
York for the construction of the road
between Port Chester and Danhury.
Inch of the work of grading the road-
hsd and the building of onlverta, has
already besudous, at a coat of about
$250,000.
M4... I.“ on.
Yesterday was made interesting to the
frisndaof Hrs. Deborah Darin byths
it let oi. .
t... Wt”
gm Jim;
. Irv Jon:
I.
a goodly number of grand-
children. and some i) or more great-
grand-obildreu and one or two great.
[append-children. Deapitebar great
ago her eye b bright, her lnfcllrotls
clear and abs 8 [to-awed of arenaouable
Hcrpranpaonlahrlght for looyeara in
time. Bettarthaa thiaahebaa a strong
capeotatiooofliviag forever.
mm. at the “Av-well.
aural-glam
Theoootamplatednrwcbareh project
iaalowly but surely mulling. Bev-
aralloadaofblocktagaadtiniherahave
beseplaerdoathagronndtobeuned la
PRICE TWOOENTB‘
Milli"! '03 A WATER.
Induce-oats lieu Out to I MI.
01m- to Luau la lovwnlk.
'I'hsllcrars. Blackout", of Canals, the
paleo‘gra and ownaraofa new strain
holler radiator, cans to llorwalk
foraooafrraaea with the di-
rector-of the hoardof trade in regard
to lying their works have. They
looked over the buildings noon to ho va-
cated llry tbs Simon‘s Iaonfaotnring
Company. and were shown about town
by color of the members of the board.
It is said that they were very favorably
impressed with the superior advantages
Norwalk poueaard aa a manufacturing
center, and regarded the buildings re-
futed to as well apaptcd to tho burl»
been they propose to carry on there.
The inodsl of their patent which the
Canadian gentlemen brought with than
was examined by several practical men
here Who have a knowledge at noon
work, rind they speak of it as the best
apparatus of the kind that has ever
come to their notice. Very liberal in-
duosmnnta in the way of rent. 016., were
held out to the Canadian concern. They
asked, however, for some financial aid,
and an rlIort will be made to have Non
walk capitalists take about $10,060
worth of stock in the enterprise. 1". 8!.
John Lockwood oifered at tho confer-
ence in the rooms of tho Norwalk Club
last night to take 81,006 of the stock,
the 8. Ii. Olmstoad estate another 31,000,
which rucooragea the belief that the
amount required can be readily raised.
The board of trade is considering
several other projects that will no doubt
have an outcome favorable to Norwaik.
Trinity Church.
Service this evening at 7:30. The arr-
moowlll bepreached by Rev. Hillidgo
Walker, rector of St. Paul's Church,
Bridgeport.
Going to the Confer-new.
General Secretary Simona will repre-
sent tho Norwalk aseocatioo at the sixth
annual conference of the general score
latter and salaried other-rs of the Young
Men’s Christian associations of the New
England States, which meets in Norwich
to-rnorrow and continues four days.
Ifr, Simone will leave for Norwich to
warrant morning and will return next
Monday.
v. w. c. a. horas.
The German class held a very interest-
ing lesion Monday evening. All the
members seem vnrv much pleased with
their progress in the study of the (Irr-
man language. The reception commit-
tee will meet this evening for the pur-
pose of transacting routine business and
hearinqttbe reports of all the various
committees on tholut reception. It is
hoped that there will be a full attend-
ance of‘ the members.
Progress of a Good Institution.
The largely attended meeting of the
Building and Loan Association last night
demonirtrates the rapidly growing inter-
est in, lin popularity of, what has now
become; an important institution. Ten
new subscribers were added to tho roll
of membership and one hundred shares
of stock to the association’s capital.
Much interest was displayed in the
bidding; for the privilege of borrowing
the money oflercd by the loan commit-
tee. This was started by a bid of par,
and was struck down to a member who
borrowed on nine shares at a premium
of three cents a share a month. This
was tho first premium on any loan made
by thenceoclatton. It results from the
members having learned the exception-
ally easy terms on which money may be
had from the association and the corn—
petition that naturally ariasa toaecure all
that “It! treasury can offer.
The progrcm of this amociation is a
source of great satisfaction to those who
watch with interest whatever tends to
promoto our local growth. It is per-
fectly clear that by its system of regular
raving this association is causing the ac-
cumulation of a largean of may
which would otherwise be waawd; and
itiarqoallyclsar that this fundaaaoon
as it iiioolleoted ia,at once, by being
loaned to members who are building
m, tum" into m in-
mortal. Miser-as the
tensile storm! of the town. This in a
moonlit” blind-auger the
annotation lasts audio the long run coo.
ferric: a benefit upon the place, the
yum-of which it bdrflicultto al-
culate. Apart from this the effect upon
our population in teaching krona of
thrift and good citizenship gives the at»
nooiatioa a claim on the good wish- of
everyone who desires to see a moral luv
pronmaatgohandiahaadwithmator-
in mm-
AMI-dunk.
Bringaoloa Ada-a arrived in Bril-
ford ytrwerday, twmty-aix days from
Portlllpal. Thrvvrnsliaawhaleriall-
III! ’00!“ CDT 0".
A Colored lea to. W lantewfth
a Tontblo Am
Early this morning the cries of m
in distress around the radiant! I‘- the
whirlwind of Ike , H “I
go which passes over the I
lforwaik tract near ‘ .9
«two-ate from a colored was .“
“bonus, of , Stamford, who.
walking on the track, fell III
bridge. It was about I o’clock and tho
man was walking in the direction 01 III!
home. lilabrllevadthat hawaa radar
the influence of liquor. At any ratnhn
fell through the bridge and landed on tho
Danbury a Norwalk track. Be In
posed to have laid there until a W
mahog. Hla right leg was Iayiagow
therailandbu foot was out nitshsvn
the ankle. Hla left arm was m
cut above the elbow. The mm
fallow remained 000.0th mi in a’
cried for help for several hours. Toward
daylight residents wont to his relief and
ooverrd him with blankets to m
him from the atom. They alao brooch:
him hot codes to drink. At 7 o'clock ho
was carried to the hospital over the hi1-
gago room. ,
It was deemed best not to stipulate
the man’s leg, but to send hint to the
Bridgeport hospital and have In done
there. He was made as comfortable as
possible and removed to the hospital for
treatment.
To Be Closed for Repairs.
The board of directors of the Y. I. C.
A. held a special meeting Tuesday svelt-
ing for the purpose of considering some
few details in regard to the changing of
the new rooms. it was decided tpclose
the evening of April 14, at which little
the annual meeting will be held. It in
proposed during this interval to have
the changes in the rooms all douoso that
with the annual meeting than can aho
be the reopening of the rooms.
-—It stands to reason that agood heavy
oak» of soap will do mom washing than
a light one, because there is more stock
in it. Brussels soap will not float.
The lourth Regiment Colo-clog.
The Bridgeport Farmer says:
The Bridgeport men an generally if
not unanimously in favor of Colonel
Skinner, and he will probably also have
the support or the Winated company
and the Stratford company. These with
one or two more would decide the alco-
tion, but Captain Daniels’ friends are
said to have obtained recruits from acute
of those relied upon to cast their votes
for the Winsted candidate. Colonel
Shinner wnaa candidate when Colonel
Watson was made commandant of the
regiment. Then his claims were ignor-
edbv the officers in this part of the
county partly on locality grounds, and
partly because of the admittedly high
qualifications of the Bridgeport candi-
date. This fact is urged as a strong
reason for the election of Col. Skinner“
the present time. Captain Daniels in
company of which he in column.
It is understood that his annotate; 3am-
ford officers are enthuraatlc for hint, and
that Brigado Adjutant Van Konra-
would like to use him roomful viii 1“
aspiration. ,‘
One circumstance against tho Blane
ford man’s candidacy is that i! It; iero
elected there would be no
promotions outside of those in Ilh own
company. The chanwa at present look
as if LicuL-ColBkiuner would harm.
—A soap that will swim in the water
is too light to wear well. Bruanin ,
is boiled down until it will link like a
stone.
an Around the flare. L. g
Alewivoa have appeared in Wethcrh-
field Covearrd shad may humanly
April 1. ”
Captain Peter Bolus, the oldest surviv-
lug Norwich pilot and for many yea-i i
reliahb navigator on the Sound, tact-ii,
John Brewer, theman who ,
from Norwich iail about ten days
button Mandwotrtoitlléfor
. Inantlumkoyol -
W b lid in“ “I
tan.
whichwillprnbablypvovefalnh ' .,
Grace lay Knight, danghic :20!»
canto. Knight, diedatthn boat-other
mo, No. 810 Orchard
Nepbrotomymrrsoiovalofa
oustoaefrom tbs bladderwaa
follyperformedintholiridgaport '
tal recently npori Jamaal. MI
Bridgeportcarpaobr. _-
Iiobfael Ryan, the young now
was shot by 0M Cauchy“ lbw
tetheIIstaveaHnapital
unionism-vines.
volcernadofeahls by tbelnanofflnndm“
“um”, and organized lilo Stifiif‘ "M
villetuilllondayand landladm
2
Raven, of black diphtbarh, ' ' ‘
tbs arrociation rooms from April 1, huBF’ a.
ti
mm,onzunmir,ausundbwd“
“Firm"
Norwalk Chronicler