NUMBER 697.
II
BILL. mm: P. 0 has In. I. [wholesale
shippwofoystsrsaadelaws.
L - V: .—
DIREGTORY %sgwugv Washington... a :1?» IQI'BAt-ftggt it 33.3... rt unset-lat.
, A .18 st, .l. c . o. , . .
as us dies. pie. asks. cAlaus, tobacco. etc. m tmtlongtvsa to driving A margin-ass.
N. alsohoalsv “Mull.
mm nip Interests
'I‘CDWN OI" N()IIWAIJ(.
Abbrsvlatloas: N.~Nurwslk; h. N.»~lloath Nor
walk; It. N.--~lutNuvwdk.
To those of our readers who are not al-
rsady awsrs of tho last we would say that
ovary Ila harsla raps-salted, whether of
large or small (lanes. wlll bs found
strictly vallabla In every business Ira-an
action, sad wall worthy of all patronage
sate-dud to thorn.
All (IOIII'RIEMOM.
llOltWIlLI IRON WORKS CO. The. Water It.
was: It. It. . .
plans and
VI. 9. I. Wafilagtoa It.
W finished at mus rates.
RANDALLMRD. our. Mala aadWall sts, N.
seals. prospective ad has hand drawing.
AUC'I'IONEIEH.
Irwin-21.1.. um. ones as Wm rt, N. best
mate broker and auctionssr.
loltltllu. a L'HOIIBDIBU, 05 Washington st,
all kinds of property sold.
BAKERS.
DellllfN A BOX. 1'; Mala at, N. and at Washington
at. it. N. also dealers in confectionery. ice
mm. Ices. etc.
WERNHR. CHAR. 1.. Main st. neat Wall. N. l'urv
confectionery and Ice cream. Fresh goods dally
WIIAION‘H "Home Made" Bread Bakery. H. N.
leave orders at 14 Raymond st.
DANISH.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The. Wall at, N.
capital .10).”. !;'e'rm'vlcetm:
I r
suéplas
Holmes, litmus-ht; . L.
Wllllsm . (turns, cashier.
(‘ITI’ NATIONAL BANK. The. mWashlngton st.
aesrlaialfi. N. Capital kimono; surplus r:-
W. It . president; Jacob H. y-
toa.csshler.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK The
uWallst,N. l tau. Capital .-
000. Prust.,Jamcs $.llyatt; deepest. win
0. Keela; cashier, Bowls C. Green.
PAIRFIBLR COUNTY SAVIaIgiS RAINIEgeng
I! . mu , . I'll Ila . .
Winfield 9. Handy 9...“.‘3 Msrtinrg. mu. vice
prest; James H. Bailey, tress.
NATIONAL BANK 017 NORWALII. The, 51 ‘Wall
st, N. in 1957. Capital WM. Eben-
mr Hill, L; E. J. Hill vice Fruit; II. _I’.
Price. casber. Directors, in. nu E. .1. uni,
worm» B x. Lockwood, J. A. Osborn,
u. E. Wilson, I}. Bard. D. W. Fitch, w. P.
Bishop. Bankers' Merchants'. Manufacturers'.
Personal and Psmlly aceouma an solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wall at. N.
Deposits over chihuahua Ins my”). George
M. Holmes R. B. 'raufurd, vice-print;
George B. H .
SOL’TH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De-
; rest;
I let,
its over 3500 (kl), surplus 845,01). Aldon Sol—
55:... pram John ll. Baa . Interest
paid depositors. Money on mortgage.
BEEP, (“'holesalo.)
EOCTII NOBWALK BEEF CO. is. N. Hammond
beef, pork. sheep. lamb, veal, etc.
TERRY. WM. M. A: CO., N. Armour's beef and
provisions. Homedremed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
- BUXTON, J. F. Post office box 4'15, N.
folded in over till) Sunday papers.
BLACKSMI’I’IIS.
CARR, GEO. 1'. foot Raymond st. 8. N.
shoeing a s ty.
BMW! BUILDXBS.
BELL, GM. 8. 1 CO. P. 0 has sat, 8. N. builders
of bridges, dmks, pile fouruhtions. etc.
BOOT AND 8802 DEALERS.
BROWN, H. 8. 80. Main st. S. N. custom Work and
repairing aspectalty. _ ‘ '
HARVEY. C. H. No. Main st, S. N. specialties in
boots, shoes and rubbers.
SCHAUB,JOHN a SON,85 Washington It, S. N.
A good assortment at low prices.
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, (mo. 29 Railroad Place, 3. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
30038311338 AND STATIONERS.
mac, J. N. can! engraving, wed-
ding Money, base ball and “3:906.
PLAIBTKD’B DRUG 3T0 ss sshlugton st,
8. N. School supplies alignment Morten.
BOX was, (loud and Paper: hat
“APEX. P.Watast,s.lt.laanfacturer
eases, boxes, etc. Osasral shop jobbing.
BUILDING Hummus.
mats. JOHN H. ft. Washington at. _S.N. also
blue stone, sewer pipe, bay, straw. etc.
LEONARD. CHAS. '1'. Water at, N. brick of all
ammzscflra, hair. ctc.,also blue
RAYMOND BROS. Milwaukee. Philadelphia and
l‘rcntonfloumbrlchlathlimcemeat, adamant.
Hm cm ms, to.
BOSTON BU'I'I'IR HOUBLaextdoovtotbcPost
B. qecialty “1:11 of all diluent
Circulars
Horse-
OLBIIAGI “POSITOBIED.
DANE. WI. 1 ”Wall st,N. Curlagujaruemes,
horas, ear-rims Innis .
cmmrrna AND BUILD
CBO
JAIN C. An 8. N. estimates
glvur. ' prom ya to.
MORTON.“ A. a'l‘aylnraveaue, s. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
manual). mun mlll,B.N. Modern
nubyeheappower
nsrxoannanmsxm ufaetu
, . AB . .lllll M
of brackets, bloc
I...
.m
WILSON, B. B. Cross near Mam—0M
arr. Wall attest-he‘s I‘.
Belduiavca N. Steam
1 wiudslr’ve'frarsessnd
mam .
comma anowr'swwsgn-thu
muggy. «insult-nu.) '
‘ "mwuwnu-w
. um FMmafimmmm
'£%Mm&vwms.n.
, H I .
W ‘ urns £51.». la"
"g" It. lot-bu
‘mrr‘ nu Wm as
“our?“ ‘ffi
fiaem‘m
armor! c. l. at Wash
‘ II'orcelsbrsted ’Dcw
and fsuc
COURT IIAIIJI’AC’I’IYIBII.
R0"! 1. OOLDIICIIIIM, tactmy B. N, lsaafac-
tarsal of tbs celebrated [La 0. Corsets.
COIN)" traumas.
PLAIITBD'II COlltlll REMEDYmanaatsd torars.
Magma st, ll. N.
MEAD. PRRDIIIICK, BWall It.
made bread y baking
mausfsctursd st 4s Was
CIOCKRRV All) OLAIIWABE.
NASH. I. H A III). cor. Isl-sad West all, I. I.
Agata sad Ila wsrs
UNIVERSAL HTORI. Tb. No. Mala at. war West.
lamp, crockery, glassware. houscfurnlsbings. etc.
DENTDW».
BOUTWBLL, l‘. If. laudsr's block. Bo Mala at. ii.
N. Olllcs‘honrs. tla. Ia. toil p. m,
KENDALL, Otto. 3.. Dim. Washl . cor.
Franklin us. ll. N. Hours a a.ru. to a; pal.
”mi“ " i" ""..‘°‘..'i.'§'“"“‘:i..l”i‘l.":l
an: 3 t m ‘ rc . . n or .
(bold Wmhla crowns imfi?
DOOM. HAM! AND BLIND”.
SMITH.W. H. 8'- CO. lb 1. 17 Water at, N. varriaga
wood work. whack, etc.
D , AID tllWlllI PIPE.
Film 1. . lc’hsstuutst. SN. crashed-toss.
m comment. tic.
RAYMOND BROS. Akm.salt glazed and anion
[fir-c.3tomlamsludismatq, ... . .,
. mos Aim or :tttcAm. ,
BART tillllfi PHARMACY, I'nn Ian-It ave. I! N
tltladay boars, ll to 10 a.ru.. 4 to it p. m. I'rescrlp~
lions carefully compoundml.
GREOORY, J. O. as Wall st, N. listahllslml trim.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices,
ltltitiri. JOHN A. It Mala st. N. Perfumes, vdfty
flvn' dlflrrvnt perfume-s.
PllAISTI-le'h. 4:! Washington st, 8. N. [silent modi-
clncs,etc. l’byslclans' prescriptions a spatially.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLEILJ. L. A SllNSr-f'Thc lhlnimlyir." h'o. 2
Hanna building. 1‘". Dry goals, ml cloths,mst-
tings and rugs.
BANKS, B. K. Msbuckcmo Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods, nations, gloves, etc. Underwear 3 specialty.
BENNETT. J. F. l9 Main st, N. Business mtab‘
lishcd om forty-two years.
,DICKERMAN, A. Jr SON. M Washlngton st. 5. .‘1'.
dry-goods. curprts, etc. (are adv.)
SCOFIELD ll llOI’T, fl tlmttr blag, .\'. m Wash-
ington st, 5. N. (Sec advertisement}
8TRI'ZKT. EDWARD, I. {lactic hldg. N’.
a. fancy gmds, notions and hosiery.
EXPRESSMEN.
BI'XTON A BRITNDAOB, office at Bmwlict's. t3
Wall st. N. Our motto. “prompt attention."
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS, be r gr. fumiturr and
pianos moved. louvr- orders at 'iulstul‘s. >3 N
SIIERWmm. W. W.. N. slate at post-othrr sud
llnlv‘s. ('nn‘ful and prompt sonic:-
IZKTRACTS, ESSENCES. li'l't‘.
NOHWALK EXTRACT (‘0. N. rnanufmttirro of
tim- cxtnwts. Ambler A Iii-ll.
FERTILIZI-IIKS.
RAY)" LVI) BROS. Bradley‘s supcrpbnuphutnspw»
lal mannn's. laud plaster. ground DOHIEJA'OINI as rs.
SMITH. W. H. J: ('0. Water st. N. agents for \l‘llr
llama 1 ‘lnrk it (‘0 '5 standard frrtilizcrs.
Filth} BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary she in stock. spor-
ials to urdchIrcmortarfiunlehtmncy Ilnr linings'
FISH, OYSTER“. (LAMS. ETC.
III'NT & ZELI'FI". till Washington st. 3' N. line
ti:h. oysters, clams. fruits. grime, vogutablmmtc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.
MORTON. JOHN It. 6:! Taylor avenue, 8, )3. Also
stone d r.
RAYMON r BROS. contractors for dag. coucn-tc.
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
ll I'IA'I' HHS.
MEEKER, W. I]. it CO. Music Hall block, S. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PERI).
“ISLAND OBI" FLOUR, the best mail».
fail to use it.
L‘llOMMI-IDIEI'. DANIEL. east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw. tlour and feed in
packs-gr, load. car or cargo lots. .
RED MILL. Dnrim. ('mfut A Rme. Grain. rboicc
ground food, graham and rye tlour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place, 5. .\'. plnnis. cut
flowers and «mmmentul piecvs math to onlor.
SMITH, JOHN H. So. Main st. SN. the oldest and
best known florist in this lll‘lltlly. Pluttts. cut
flowers. ctc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly. I,
FURNITURE DEALERS.
(30m AN. THEODORLWssblngton st, (east end)
Furniture, looking gin-es. picture frames. etc.
CRAM a WHITTLEBEY. at Main st.N. (Ray
moud‘s old stand). See advertisement.
RAYMOND GEO. H. new store. ‘6 and 48 Main st.
N. Paar doors above old store.
STOW DAVID, as. 28. so. and 33, 80.51am st, SN.
Fa tare, mattresses. etc.
OAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, ollicc l9
Water at, N. Gas for light, heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three doi-
lam per barrel, package extra.
GROCRRS, Wholesale.)
HOLMBB 5 Km bandit Wall st N. wholt.L
sale flour, grail, hay, etc.
BELLBCII BROS. M and 16 Wall st, N. wholesale
grocers, dour, feed. grain, hay. etc.
GROCERS.
BROWN h WILCOI 70 Washington It. 8. N. sole
agents forcelcbrsted Farmlaan creamery butter.
BECKER. CONRAD, in Washington It. 8. N.
choice groceri- aud provisions
FIRMS, CHAS. H. successor to Huh-bins. mNo.
Mala st. 8. N. table delicacies for family trade.
PINNIGAN & O'RIIIJJ. 103 Maia st, N. flour,
feed, hay, straw. coal and wood.
FINN“ l BENEDICT 41 Wall st, N. fancy and
staple groceries, confectionery, fruit, etc.
PITCH,D.W.Westave,etw.Merwinst,N.cannsd
goods, coders, teas, butter. etc.
Dry
Don't
ts,lour,
MCKBRSONBBM7WMst,N.aspwialty
“HBUGM. r : r.‘=-' .‘
mm um. Wilto- avs. and lube“ sou.
“Bastille,” and aswprices.
st, 3.15. had—
’uauasd
goods.
VALDEN. CBA8.II.5Wallst,N. C m
...,....... ..... .... um um
RAW’ mus. (Irwin's on
ASCHJOBIPR J.7lomosst,d.l(.alsafonasrs
ofhatbodlca.
BATH, MARTIN JR. 8 CO. 79 to 9! Spring at, B.
N. Impwtersotseal ski ashes. trims-t
sadouttsvsofhttsrs'furusf'VI I‘ll.
. :Am' TOOLS.
m .A. Water 8.3. lraa foaadw.
light soft rulings, Guinea's water bones.
:glflmAND CAPS, (lot-II.)
“APP TTIR, ’l Wuhan): . N.
s Wty lath of he stil DI his“. 8
HA! “MIMI!“
3A 1V. RCO.IIltiuust,8.V. Plasstlf
XIII, I“. . .
maxim.me
. “ w . .
mfliflmafl star Tulsa-lax
Wamhmmsawm
namacoamcLD-ysgsmmsom
unearth-s.
OLKBA‘I'OO Tying-smut, an
Yluswhsdtflhats. Dav.
mum-"mu W
usauwaaa men-113nm.
m#..mmfl.flghthmdm-d
%W.lm.llnd If WuwflNJlfld-
W. C. ‘
9am... germ“ m
”mm...
m
H.
“I.
' WADE, W. 8. market. Elam 3 N.
AMERICAN IRWIN. lfl Kala st. N. LC. (lolllas.
Bumps.» plan, vustaaraat attached.
(1an “MIL, 9 W M 00"
sonwsik nor a. an. a n. m.
I. McPhwsou, «azimu- Moss.
01.!) WILL Hm E Washington It. 15. Hard
Bavllsad. minor. [some plan, rot-s.
IIOUII Willi-DIG 00:“.
STEVENS, J. H. .Whhlaglnu I. ll. truck-y,
glasswarv. no and wooden wan.
ICE DRALIR'.
HITRCHAHD. Il. "mum Point 701MB 34' also
mllk prulucer.
"INDIAN!!! AGENT“.
COOIJDOB A IAIIKWOOD. ll Mall ll. N. Insur-
ancaaadrealsstatolu all ltsbraacbss.
LAYTON, JACOB I. Wadilagtnn at next to P1).
ll N. In, plate glass, accident and Ills. (ass adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WM. our, Main and Wall sta. N. Real
salute. latest-cats, ted, etc.
MORREH.‘ L‘HOIIIDIBU. lb Warhlaghrn st,
3. N. strictly computes ted.
TAYLOR I GOLD”, 45 A “Washington at.
. , llrsl [statesud lasarauss.
“DURAN“ OOIPAIIIPJ.
CO!!! 7.13":ch OBN;I;IJVI ”(.19. $02.. it. it'll-
! my mire-II. ,9 - .mp4.
nwmmurm urn.- . . . , . 'h‘tvsnlsgimi
st, N. I! III. lf, Dibble. assistant rapt.
NORWAIJI HRS ’ IM. 00,. N. In mmfal
business slam ”no. No outstanding loss clal‘lns.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The, I‘mlnr's block.
Main at. it N. .Ino. Preach. asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT RECURITIRS.
CRAI’l’l'ltD. R. B. Mannie bldfi, N. s"; Bards
Muhllmcr Banking and Bqultab M‘t'gc t'os.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. [I h C". Ill and IT Water st. N.
springs, axial. carriage hardware, ctr.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINOS.
MERRIT’I‘. E. I. 52 and 56 Watt: st, 3“. iron work
of all kinds.
T" I! DI'XI'AR IRON RAILI‘SQ WORKS.
st, H. N. Wm. H. Iloyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDBII'IH.
GILES s. (‘LANI'Y at The Norwslk Iron Works
0)., and also at Bridgeport. t‘onn.
J EWELIIRS.
YERRIS. A. S 3050. Main st. ii N. op. l'lty Hotel,
5 )3. line watch rcpairing a ambit].
IIOYT. II. II. 18 No Main st, 5. N. strictly firstclass
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. lefiRAND, 58Wallst. N. watrhcl. (“3"
murals. etc. I‘lnc watch repairing s specially.
Rm”). II. 9. diamondsmatchcs, jewclz, silver and
plated wan: ”pairing aspecialty, 8:} ain st, 8.3.
LAWYERS.
FROST. RUSSELL. s No. Main st. notary, legal
lmnimw or all kinds carefully attoadnl to
HIRIJII'TT. J. lil-ZLDEN. moans S and t; Gazette
building. “'nll st, borough.
LIGHT. JOHN II. it)! Washington st. .‘i. N. notary
commissioner of tier-(ls for Now York unto.
IAll'KlVIIUD. EDWARD M. mom 4 Out-rt:- hlilg.
lulronglt. Atmmoy, notary and pollution»,
SEYMOI'R. JOHN ti. room 3, I-‘nlrllcld (‘0 Nat.
Hank building. .\’ Counsellor at lnw.
WAffiH, JOHN J. rmml Hummir building. Wall
st. Int-High.
LIVEBY STABLE“.
DASN. IIOltAl‘l-l E. Evcl-lnior livery and board
log all”!!! Onto: No :4 River st, N.
GREGORY, “HO. 3'. H Knight st, N. Pine turn.
outs a spccmlty. Tolephone 383.
LOCK MANITI'AC‘I'I'Rl-ZRS.
LOPKWOOD MANI'I’AI'TI'RINH l'tl. Du st. 34.
N. Manufacturers of butlolcrs' hardware ton
"nice 36 Mini at; New York office till Reade st;
t‘hlcagu olilcc l9 Lake st.
NURWALK LUCK (‘t'lMI'.\.\"Y, S. N. Ncw York
once rntfbamlm st. Locks and builders' hard-
ware; designers; fonndcrr workers of artistic
house trimmings to mom. hrass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. E .I. 9 Water st, N. All kinds of lumherde-
Ilk‘t‘l’thl to any point by rail, tczlm or vessel,
MACHINE HHOPS.
_\'i “(WALK IRON WORKS (it). The. “'an'r st,
rum it. it bridge. S. N. liencrnl machinery. iron
and brm-s castings. forgin . Babbitt mn-tal. rc»
pairs for manufacturics steamboats.
MARKET GARDENER'L
J ENNINGS a WATERBI'HY. S. N. hcrries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale (rude.
MAnKns.
A MODEL MARKET. ‘3) Wall at N Wm “'srrlwcll,
prop . beef, veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AYISOS. A. 158 Main st. X. meats. fruits, rogers.
htes. r‘ish, oysters. clsmr. and csmllops. butter,
eggs, lard. canned goals, etc.
BENNETT «I: BUSTED. min, fish. 0 stars, lob—
sters. clams, fruits, 28 No. lulu rt, 5.
Bissau. D AC. 12 Main st, N. choice meuts,
poultry, Damn». etc.
BRI'I'I'O'S CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water st, N.
Meats. vegetables. fruits. poultry, at lowest prices.
CARR, WILLIAM H. Benedict Para: market, LN.
Pine meats. fresh vegetableaolowut cash prices.
PARRINOTON, .l. A. meats, glut ,dsb.o stern,
vegetables, mm, butter. etc. .Rugquure, . N.
GZIST, GEO. 25 Chestnut at. S. ‘3. choice meats,
vegetabk‘l, fruit. etc. Inwast cash prices.
HAYES PERI) it! No. Maia st. 8. N. memeats
of all kinds. tome rendered lard asmiulty.
JUDSON, A. 0. Central larkct. car. Main and Havi-
laud st. 8. N. Choice meats, poultry, vegetables.
LIIBURNKR, WM. IN Washington at. bridge, 8.
N. dealer in all kinds fresh meats.
LOCKWOOD. L Washington St. bridge. 8. K. title
meats. lsh. oysters. clams. vegetables, etc.
LOCKWOOD .k LOCKWOOD, 7 Main It, N. due
meats poultry, dsh, oysters, clams a specialty.
LYONB, A. 5., Old Well Msrkct,fl No. lain It.
s. N. prime meats and poultry at lowest prices.
IALIO, ALBIN, Iain st, nearan 8. N. chub-c
meats, fish, oysters, vegetables, dellcstcacn, etc
PICKBRINO. II. 3. East sve,op. school houss,B.N.
. val. mutton, etc.
SCHAUB. JACOB, a West Washington It. 8. N.
strictly first-clam meats. poultry a specialty.
SMITHS WASHINGTON MARKIT. as Washin
toast, any. has meats andpoultry forfaasily
SPILLANB. J. W. to W st. N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.
’ater
. . runs
toallpartsoftowawitblnsfruhaad tnrsats.
smomm, “WORM MU. All
of sums-an tantrums aria
SHELDON WILLIAM. townie. , 3. Stone
mason. Alas lat-g, curbing. etc. as
IIITB.WII.LIAI Ill West as. Job
promptly attended to .‘ m
runs-s ovmrrmrs.
common BROS. laconic N. and u
Suburban. Oeutlnrsa’sf Illngpods.
IMAM ‘I'AIDOIS.
ousowsmmawulam. Aperfactltm-
uowrmnsumgn'. Plustallariag
I ‘H IIsllroadPlaus 3N Repairiugaad
dual-gum.
1 maxsms.
. . rt 1 . m-
andamuwmw M—
mtaxn enormous.
pmANAOEMIIDI.H.lCIsysl.s.N.-lllhwy
PAW for military, swan
fl?) arm-mt was
“mans. Insults-mart. m
1% abutment-any".
nu“. Mullah!”
. , omen-as.
WAR?- umuimv. Mos-
summon Lunar-nan val»
musin- '
“multiculturalism-sum sad
wmwllflul H» m
lowlz'“
m
.mgxmfls”
.. m .‘ .
WIXON,J.LRWalIst,N. Choice meats, poul—
‘U‘rvfm‘uw “I. QED, etc. ‘
“‘ UVWMWM ‘ f’” v
BATES,I"W!WR.‘NIFW of due ' -
grasitcaud marble-Mam deals in buikliag
madametrrywork. ~ »
' 15/ IMAID‘RW -
kiasb
CUTIIIL. B. J. foot of Raymond B. N. M
"as: ds's’lsr la lastrym "
I T. .H..flOM.lflWatsv historical
Ital-road) upwtsssu'aad w
dvalws ts vs oystws
also A BOUIIAN. In Vain at, It. rt. plasters
and ski stun.
VAN NAE:L.. (3071’. 0. Box W N. N.
oysters clams. wholssalsawd mall.
som'd'fi'rfib‘l'.” “”52“... ii.
sad datum. lavaaas m‘s spsstalty. hots
up. fovthssslabratstavtos
PAM am All! 0MB.-
Paowm. J. T. is Mala st, N. szstt's leads.
hurry and Wadswurlh's mind Nuts.
RAYMOND mun. chstt's, Atlantis sad Haley's
laud, Calcutta oils and Averill Chantal I’atat.
tlll'l'tl. W. H. Ami Isa 17 Wstsv N. to
for lawn t. Martinez palats. st, 0019
PAPER RANOlmu.
PRATT t CO. Water st. near Wall. N. also paints.
nlls and glass.
PIOWITT.J.1'. C “at, N. window shades.
mulls-,0“:
rarmnaoo. Isl- N.alaokavd
man-d. " m
PHOTOGRAPH!
sanctum c, A. H mm u, sub-mm:
process. ulnar-m. Must-eta . ’ . .
NORTH. (I. it. ”Wash“ st 8. N. nae l
onlyaadthallhebest. m ' my
RHADMAN. Y. E. (5mm Mildl I, Catrina!
photographs $2.50 per doe; our don. $1.50.
PLANINO MILL”.
RANDALL, MINER f). I. N. All klndsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING}.
lBHKBRAl'O.. W. H. Music Hall block. a N
I’lombiug, steam and gas Ittlug.
Nita-ill, F. If. A BRO. cor. Mal» and West sis. ti. N.
Plumbing and gas dttiag. ranges and beaten.
RAILROADfl.
NORWAIJI HORSE RAILWAY (70. James W,
Hyatt. west; Edwin G. Hoyt, rapt.
REAI. I’A’I'A'l’l.’ Attlm.
LAYTON. JACOB fl. Washington It. next to P 0
ti..\'. property funk. housesto rent. tree adv.)
MORRELI. It L'HOMIEIIIEL‘, ”Walling!“ st.
5. N. srlling. renting and collecting,
Wltmm, O. B, Gazette bldg. N. Investments and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WmmWARD. K. A. No. Main at. S, .‘5, houses to
font and building lots for sale.
RPJ‘TAI'RAN'I'S.
BEE HIVE. 5 Watt-r st. 1“. warm meals at all
bonna, dinner 25c.
III‘ZNIIY'S. 10550. Main at. H, N. The best 'l'a‘ dimm-
in the my . Board by the day or week.
NASITARI' ESIEINEISIIS.
RIDER. W. ll. lk SON. All Washington at. ‘4, V
Ilydraulli: and (‘1le engineers.
MIHOOLN. (Private)
HAIIIII‘H. MISS INfiTITI’TE. 6 Orchard st, .V.
Young ladies boarding and day school.
NURWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Frank .‘i.
Ruin-mi. principal. Circular on request.
MEAD. Mr.» Illllsiiir, N. Day and boarding school
for girlc nn-l 3min; indies. Firs for an college.
or course : ompletr in ms!" Fully can (I la!»
ramry attach-it. New York artists era ed in
milslf‘ll dt' moat. .v' lal sdvantagt-n or the
th» studypudf art. 1516M!» and clocution
Spring term begins April sth. Circular! will be
sent upon application.
HIIWINO MACHINES.
SIIAIIJ-IR, t', I. Iii Solairl st. 5N. "Wheelevsad
Wilma“ and “IIowhold.” needles, oil. attach
munts. Repairing a specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. sewers built. water pipes laid.
excavating. Ailing. grading, gardening.
SHOE HANCPAC’I’IXIZII.
LOUNRBI’RY, MATHEW-903 8 CO. 8.5. I‘dics'
Inc shoes.
GEO. B. WEED A (70. “aways-1mm“,
75, and T.‘ Water st, 8 g . habit-bed Wit).
Manufacturers of ladies', mines' and children's
fine footwear for the retail trade.
OHIR’I-WAIW! AND UNDERWEAR.
HI'TI‘HIXHOX. COLE 3 CU. Norwalk, New York
and Bridgeport, t'otll. /
BPORTSMIZS'S GOODS. .
AIKEN, JOHN H. .93 min st, N. imiqilmm for
guns. fishing tackle. ammunition. ctr.
91'.th Dl'ILDIZRS.
3.35m. .Il'lll's. Water st, mt m Wham} four.
ry. S. N. Stairs and hand rails to outer,
Till-2 lil’Ni‘AN IRON RAILINO WORKS. Water
st. ti. N. Wm. II. Hoyt. lelemf.
STEAM ENGINES AND PIN”.
NORWALK [RUN “'URKS Ct). The, Water st,
near R. R. bridge. S. N. ’
STEAMSIIIP TICKET AGENTS.
CURTIS, si. W. Masonic buildi . .V'. stmhlp
tickets. pension agent, notary pu tin, err.
IAYTON, JACOB I. W-hlagtou u, next to PO
3.3. Pas-Age ticketadnfts. may ordnss.(ssead l
STONE DEALERS.
FBRRIS, JOHN H. foot of Washingtoust. 5.3. also
brick, lime, cement. hair, plaster.
MORTON, JOHN R. & Taylor avenue. 5. N. Aha
layer of mate walks.
RAYMOND BROS. blue, brown. Greenwich and
building stone, granite and marble trimmings.
MOVES, RANORS AND HEATERS.
KETCBUM LANDON. aflavllaad st, s. 39. On
stores and water heaters. P. 0. box so.
POWELL, J. W. 28 Waahi at, as. stoves.
ranges. heaters, house-rural rig goods, stove re-
pairs, etc. Tlaand copperwork sspacial‘ty.
SELLICK, RYLVIBTBR, A . 197 Wash at st
bridge, S.N. stoves. ranges, .n. plum , etc.
TRUCKING. '
MORTON, JOHN B. at Taylor avenue. 9. N. Light
and heavy trucking promptly attended to.
UNDERTAIBIB.
JENNINGSJ. D. . Horse 1!. II. depot, Mir
(fence 7 Blur st, N.”
RAYMOND. (ill). H. as sad it lain st, ‘5. Bed.
deuce 8 Berkley st. Telephone 774.
MINA!!! OHIOKONS.
BRIDGE. GEO. DIS. else and hospitalrearof
’slrlsldCo Baak,N.telsphuaaaH,resJ~e-st.
1‘0“me mwaormmws.
All MILLB CO. heapavawd tel": clue
and mills. Whalpaak. ' '
THE UNION I‘TG (:0. N. lac. 1837. um
tmmofall'woal ... . ... adfel‘la.
unsung.
m
Alfred Knox, twelve years old, who
lives with his parents at No. )5 Orchard
street, went into John Vritz's bootaad
shoe rcpalrlag shop on Main street, III-
towh, this morning, and made some to
quirles in regard Iobavlsghisrabbw
boots mended. Boon aflevjuoa went
out Mr. Frill mined b‘w onu-
talaiag 814.00 or $15.00 which was in a
drawer under his work beach. III-pi
cloa was directed to young Knox, but
when Mr. Prim hunted tbs boyspbs
denied all knowledge of tho wlscvw
shouts of the poekstbool. Twelve dol
tars la bills, wbiuh was Is the pocket
book was suing-catty found hidde- ls
thssllop. Chief of Police Battery took
theboylaband butanald get nothing
onto! him tendiagtoshowthstbewss
guilty of math g thapoekstboak. '
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... SATURDAY. MARCH 22. 1890.
I'OIW :5
m” THE EVENING SENTINEL,
1. Human PLACE»
sows soawsu.
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ls. Iran.“ Miss.
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lsJAOweeumsnshesehoolzksystln.
‘Pn-t'swddsass. lemma-d
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‘* ...-.....~.-r.t'm" “'- "' "
flats. I mmawaflayvlsw wuss: hey
I
lattlmuwmuco Weierstrass: stall
factories. " h,
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mast-ta.
wvsksstlss'dsskss- Mash-am
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Install wsydawssaesualy, sad let hook
Till) 1.99M. NEWS. 7
For other local nerd-s ; fourth page.
A son was born to Mrfsud Mrs. George
8. Trowbrldge on Tuesday evening.
—8boes almost givcmaway at Smith
Bros.’ closing out sale.
A daughter whs born to Mr. and Mrs.
Nesuder 0. Becker yesterday.
~Nspthsllue,.forfim~ot~bs, 25¢. a pound,
at Plainted's.
Rev.Cbsrles Icrgnsrrn, rcctor of the
Church of tho Holy Trinity, Westport,
preached at Trinity church last evening.
—Childrcn's ”in? 3...}: button shoes,
75¢: and 85c, at C. H. Harvey's.
Rev. Archibald Wheaton will address
the U. (i. T. R. A. meeting on Sunday
afternoon at 3 p. m. on the Washington
street bridge.
~I’icture minis; after April 13L, at
51 Main St. Whitney & Co.
A committee of the Democratic State
Club met In Hartford Thursday, and dc—
cided to make more cflicient organizap
lion and to act with tarilf reform clubs.
-Iadles' Patent Tip Shoes, Sc. Smith
Bros.’ closing out sale.
Miss lav: Kcelcr, of Matt avenue, will
leave town next week to visit an old
school friend in Michigan. She will ex-
tend her trip to Chicago and other west-
ern cities.
—Flve pounds breakfast bacon for 50c
at Ferd Hayea’ market. -
Henry F. Price, cashier of the Nation.
at [link of Norwalk, returned last night
trom a two week visit In the South.
He was accompanied as far as New York
by James Cousins.
4m. ramble}; reduced to “.50
at C. H. Harvey's.
John W. Reed died at his home at
Ely’s Neck this morning. Ho went to
Florida last fall for his health, but re-
ceived no benefit and returned home.
He was about 2! years of age.
-13., .12, or Ayres' aarupsrilla, 75c. at
Plants. L's.
T. V l’owdcrly, general master work-
man or the Knights of Labor, will da-
lrvcr a sell” of lectures in this state.
The tin»: lecture will be given in Hart-
ford, April I. the second in New Haven,
April 6. His other dates are not as yet
arranged. F -
-J. H. Rodcmeycr, A. 6. Belts, 1].
Wade and W. A. Tones are to coubt
the beans at South Bm.s’, Monday,
March 24th, at 7.30 p. In.
Thenfollowing named young ladies
uomposstbsgrsdastiug class of 'fl of
lhsCsaver District school: lilacs Aa-
. $.quva. ms. 13w..- Imus.
mount are plsos at tho 0w-
,Aprilld.
-A pulse picalc,hsras 10c purlb.
sboaldcradc per lb.,at '1’.B.Ouysr &
Son’s.
Tbsvsalt of Ira. BliszausOregory
oflluswalk,whlchhasreoeatlybssapat
up is erlovaaokcearstsrylsaearly
completed. Thsopsuwlatcrhusllow-
~Psrsllounus,llc.s¢l’ldstsd’a
lowlhatluath Norwalktsbesom
missed that the
s,«
It is reported that two of South Nor-
walk fair young ladies are to bs married
at an early data;
-Hsa's working shoes. good and
solid. ”0. Smith Brus.’ closing out sale.
Mrs. Nancy Gregory died of pneumon-
is at bar bomsou wood avenue. But
Norwalk, this morning.
~stuui 12c Milton-imam tonight.
Rufus J. Allen, a wsll known printer
of Wlualpsuk, lanow staploysd in the
composing room of tbs Brooklyn Times.
~Ladlss’ band sewed button. opera too
sad Common Sense Shoes, 02.50, at C.
H. Harvey’s. ....... __
A gentleman from Michigan. and one
of the city clergyman have been invited,
and it is hoped will bspressut, as tbs
(lapel Temper-ass meeting at Grand
Array ball to-morrowaftsrnoon.
«Pun bouwTsadered lard, in pack-
sga of 25 Ibs.aud upwards, for 80 a
pound. at Ferd flayea’ marker.
Silas W. Gregory sold his livery stable
property yesterday to William A. Curtis
of tho borough. Mr. Gregory has not
yet decided whether he wlll continue the
livery busine- or not in this city. His
plans for the future will be definitely
known in a few weeks.
~Dslays are dangerous. [)3 not delay
to guess on the beans at Smith Bras
Every dollar’s worth you buy entitles
you to one guess.
The party of men from Norwalk who
starred oaa southern trip Wednesday,
arrived at Atlanta, Ga., yesterday. The
list of those who comprise the party as
published in the Slims". should have
included the name of John H. Ferris,
who was responsible for such a repre-
sentative body being made up.
~75 pairs Lsdles’ Button Shoes, sizes
2}. 3, and Ill, D and E widths, only 7.5
cls; regular prices 31.50 and $1.75.
Smith Bros. __
All the young men received into the
New Jersey M. E. Conference by Bishop
liocdsell the other day made the disci-
plinary promise to abstain from tobacco.
without a word of objectiou.-Westport-
er.
-—'I'be Bishop once used tbs weed him—
self, and he probably wanted the “boys”
to save the trouble of "swearing oil."
~Lsdies’ kid tip~button and lace shoes,
92.00, at C. H. Harvey's.
A lawyer is wanted in Weston. Sev-
eral legal gentlemen from tho shore
towns have been engaged and are sharp-
ening their tomabawks to scalp some
one. Law seems to bathe prevailing
topic of conversation, and every man
seems to he sueing every other man, for
right of way, taxes or trespass. The
rizht. title and Inlerrst. which the old
church on the bill has peaceably had to
the ground for a century and a half, are
being looked up and investigated. They
have gone back even to the days of Solo-
mon, who says: “Remove not tho sa-
clent landmarks which thy fathers have
set."—Wcstporter.
THE DUTY 03 HATS.
The New Tarll Rlll Places It at Plfty Per
Cult.
The committee on ways and moans re-
ported in the house of representativa
Thursday their new land bill. The bill
is the majority report of the committee
and will ultimately be the law. In
schedule N, under the head of sundries,
the duty on imported hats is placed at
50 percent. As South Norwslk is par-
ticularly interested, the clause is here-
wltb given:
{dz-Hats, for men’s woman's and
children’s wear, composed of the far of
the rabbit. beaver, or other animals, or
of which such for is the component ma-
terial of chief value, wholly or partially
manufactured, including far but bodies,
50 per cent. advalorsur.
A his. man.
To 11de m Santana—1t. has
been removed, chase malaria-aw
dwells 0f the sdjutsat and two Iisutss'
auto subs Norwalk lflitsrylnstimts,
to the ranks, was for criteria; liquor
saloon. Now I have been informed by
unsof tbsoflusrsthat tbsywish loom-
phstlcally say that it was not so, but for
an entirely diflsrart matter of no unass-
qusaes to anyone outside the school.
Hopiageveryonswho hasheasdstrcha
fahs report will sssrbls ltsm. I amoas
Connor“ imam.
'lha . cumin.
Mr. Smith, who holds that all general-
Mlyalhd‘Wmmmkes
thispsupoddoutulrdloutos: Bewill
prod-semantftbsydoaot‘w
hewill pay thsOaadsrdlvldsut’ Mr.
and if lbsy ‘W.’ Insuritb pill pay
tbs dividsad. Ir. Smithbsoposittvs
that
Boatoa topsodaus bhspotted turtles,‘
PRICE TWO CENTS -
NEW CHURCH PM“.
A llass luau-g to he laid at last lor-
walh ‘l‘a—llsrsow AMI-ooh.
In place of tbs mass meeting that was
to have been held at the East Avenue II.
E. Church last Wednesdy evening there
will be a spcial public service at 2:30 p.
m. to-morrow in tho interest of the new.
church project. Addre-ss wlll be made
by Rev. Geo. Van Alstyue, DD... and
Rev. (loo. 1.. Thompson. pastor of the
Washington Park II. E. Church. Bridge-
port. Ths contract for the building of
the church having been signed and the
arrangements being made for pushing
the sntsrprlss the outlook for the atto-
csssful completion thereof is greatly W-
ooursging. All persons who sympathize
with this important movement are invit-
sd to beprossut and participate in the
ssrvios of song that will praosds tbs
speeches. A grand time is expected and
one that. must be advantageous to the
whole mmmunity. '
BNTBRTAINIBNTS.
flarrlgan's Tourists.
The performance given by Iiarrigau‘s
Tourists, billed to appear at the Opera
House next Wednesday night, In mostly
scenes of famed parts of Ireland and
cannot but interest every Irishman and
true lover of history. The entertain-
ment abounds in pleasing specialtios, and
is free from the offensive features of the
average "Dublin Dan" companies.
Organ Raeltal.
The fourth Organ Recital at the Con-
gregational Church, this city. will be
given on Wednesdsy evening, March 26,
and begin promptly at eight o’clock. By
reference to our advertising columns,the
full programme for tho evening will be
found, and the variety of selections
made for this last of the series of suc~
cessful recitals should crowd the house,
and we have no doubt but it will. The
reputation of Mr. Frank Taft asasolo
organist is established beyond any ques-
tion. Miss Lillian LShsrwood will an-
doubtcdly please the host of friends she
has in South Norwalk and Norwalk, and
the chorus, under the efficient conduct-
ing of Mr. Alex 8. Gibson, will do first
class work. It will be well for those de-
siring good seats to procure their tickets
early on Monday. The auditorium will
be handsomely dressed with palms,
potted plants and flowers, and every-
thing done to make the occasion enjoya-
ble and the best of the season. 0! Mr.
Taft, the Richmond Times says:
“It would he presumptious to criticise
the performance of one who is renowned
as an organist in the highest musical
circles of New York, and certainly no
such masterly rendition has been heard
here. The programme selected was one
excellently suited to please, only one
number—the first—being strictly classi-
cal, giving Mr. Taft an opportunity to
display a remark-Mo facility in using
the pedals. The other seven numbers
were cleverly contrasted to suit all
tastes, running from ‘gruva to guy, from
lively to severe.‘ "
Statlon Agent Smiley Surprised.
George W. 8malley,statiou agent at
South Wilton, and his wife, were pleas-
antly surprised last night by about forty
of their friends. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. David Gould, Miss
Gould, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Marsh and
Fred M. Pierce, of Norwalk. They re.
turned at an early hour this morning,
and report that it was one of the most
enjoyable aflsirs they ever attended.
‘l’bo Flora) elm. laterals-malt.
The entertainment to be given by the
Floral Circle of the King’s Daughters, in
the parlor ot the First Baptist church.
next Tuesday evening will consist of
readings, recttations, dialogues, an his-
torical review of the Floral Circle. intro-
ductory remarks by the pastor, and voc-
al music by Miss Ella Byxbee. A small
admission fee will be charged at the
door.
A larpvlss locum...
The surprise reception given last even-
ing by the "Doorkssper’s Circle” of
Kings Daughters at thomddsuce of Mrs.
Medial” “Mme. brought
out a ms or mills um miss his
tags sauce-rib "ruminant ' capacity.
Aisling the pleasant features of the
evening's entertainment was some excel-
lent singing by Miss HartbaKnapp, of
South Norwalk, and Il- Gertrude Peck
of thb borough, interspersed with banjo
playing by Herbert Smith. The admis-
sion fees, togstber with the sale of tea,
oolIes, boars-made candy, cups and
saucers, and “surprise" packages, netted
tbs clruls quite a neat sum of money.
~Does your hands ache after you have
done your week’s washing 7 Tbs m
is that your soap contained rosin. Bras»
ob soap has none in its composition.
A has Interval-neat Pro-laud.
TbsY. P. 8.0. E. areto hold a liter-
Boatb Novwalk Baptist Church, Tuesday
"suing,“ 25th. A line program
has bssn prepared. Among those who
will participate are the following:
organ ulscdoa, Prank Contact; recita-
Irs. Ida Rosa, Willlam Parry.
Isa Davb, A. L. Frhby; mandolin solo,
It. Alhdbraadt; vocal
5
caused. especially among the ladies.
M
IOUBTH INHIBIT W.“
Bleak-Col. Ski-m and Hal. hwq
Prsnsotad-Oapt. Canaan M
Ilat-I'- ,
The llsld and line ofllosrsof lb.
Regiment, 0. N. 0., *
armory at Bridgeport this ) _ '
elect a Colonel to fill the vacancy m
by tho promotion of Col. '1‘. L. Watson
to tho Brlgsdloriusnmlsblp.
Limb-Col. Henry Skinner at Wla-
stsd was elected Colonel on tbs llrst
ballot, receiving 28 votes. Capt.
Daniels received 5 votes for Colonel.
For Lieutenant Colonel, Major James
0. Crowo of this city reoslved no vote,
two blank votes being cast.
Tho vote for the Major-ship was,
Capt. (I. B. Cornell, of 00. B,
port,18;audCspt.A.A.Bstw,Oa.l',10.
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REAL BSI‘A’I’I SALES.
Warrants. ”996m dig“: O“ ‘3,
of tho 'I'ow'a (Ruhr. - : '-.. 194..
John D. Kimmoy and wlfatoPltHIpF. >
unburt, house and lot on Prospect Hill.
Joseph R. Raymond to Sands Bolleuk,
strip of land one foot front and 09} feet
deep on Union street, ‘30.
Mathew Clark to Mary Clark. undivi-
ded half interest in four acres of land on
Scribner street, .400.
O. E. Wilson to Frank H. Merrill, four
acres of land on Silver Mine road, .300.
Carbin Cooper to Emma L. Tattle,
land on Witch lane at Five Mile River
8175.
William B. Rider and wife to Isabella
Seymour, house and lot on Cortland!
place.
Francis Snyder to Charles A. Acton,
land on westerly side of Riverside ave.
nus, known as the Bates place, ‘
John F. Bonnet to Pbcebe E. Fitch.
lot 120x115 on Myrtle avenue, East Nor-
walk.
0. E. Wilson to Charles Olmslead, lot
100x165, on Oleuwood avenue.
Mary Lane to Nora Haugh, house and
lot on Merwin street.
0. E. Wilson to Ellen O'Connor, lot
502218 on Stuart avenue.
Hart Danton to Catharine A. Malkia,
lot on the westerly side of Franklin ave.
John W. Buttery to Jouph Sargent,
house and lot at Winnipauk.
The Hotel Cardova ow flrw.
Mrs. William H. Swords, who is stop.
Ding at the Hotel Cardova, 8:. Angus-
tiue, Fla., writes to a friend that on
Wednesday evening the Csrdova was on
fire. Three hotels face the Alameda, a. ,\
lovely park filled with palm, flowers
and fountains. As the illummationa in
honor of Mrs. Harrison were in progress, 5,. _
some sparks from the fireworks came in
through an open window on the second
floor and the lace curtains were at once
in a blaze. Quite a commotion was
The flames were extinguished with
much dIiTlcully, but by prompt action a
serious cauflagration was averted. ‘ ,
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is also a
guest at. the Csrdova.
r. l. c. A. Not... W
The song service to-morrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock will be in charge of W. J. "
Leland, the subject, “How can we help
one another ?" is one that should interest
every young man in the town. 'Ihgaa
meetings are becoming very inteldil‘
and the attendance is increasing. Ina
the rooms be crowded full Sunday litany
noon.
The regular rehearsal of the Old Folks
Concert will be held’ Monday evening
and every one should be present to nest '
Mr. Frank Comstock, who has coward
to accept the position of laden, la
order to make the concert a success so
one should miss another rehearsal. It ll
hoped that Mr. Comatouk will have a
strong support fromall who are going
to sing in tho concert. .
Whats Largo Ola-s Oeww.
George anaey waslsst evening di-
playing with pardouabla prides links!
of mammoth long alums, which was
obtained on the premises of bia l'rlsad,
Wheeler Beach, of the east end. There
were sixteen of the clam, but some, 9‘.
them weighed, more than a pound,
momma lot Weedlbéidld
potiads. Mi-JSedch planted , ' ,
about six years ago,abd‘wlleit
themyesterdaybersmembersdblk .-
wbo are lovers of ass food. 0! Poll“ ,
No-Polnt, when the tide RM. f
low, more bugs ulsmstbaaoouldlla
unearthed in a week He ‘ '
atids low enough to scours
not oomsarouad more frequaafly
oaosiallvoorsixyeara. Every“
man in theaupartskaowsof Hakim
grouad,aud on days whsuthstib
promises to be unusually low they look
to this locality. Thswiad hm
erfsrsuougbouttotaskadluhgpo‘
his, but before tbs fish‘srmsa slant
fairly towork. the tldshtoohlghtsr
operations. .
Thstilas of the Idlewlld airs-u. Is“
which several lost tbslr It”, was that-
A was» hsvs been
the nesting" is %
companyhadastbssasotlisda
soaldbssxpsawd. 3r“
zhabatltwssdssldvltuswd
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