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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN .. MONDAY. MARCH 24. 1890.
NUMBER 698. “"“‘"'22& 3"“"’
MM Bliilm Ililllltl
’1‘)“ OF NOBWALK.
Abbreviations: N.;-Norwelk I N—«llosthNor
walk; {It—“8m
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rsadyawarsofthshsswawsnldsaythat
Ivory Immat- nprsssntsdnrhsthsrsf
tarp oh shall GM will he lanai
strictly reliable In every hon-sea trans-
aItlsat. and wall worthy of all ”Ira-an
Intended to than.
Al. COII'IEIBOIHI.
NOBWALK IRON WOW (O.'l'ire.Watar rt.
star It. It. bridle.
Imam-a.
n.wrt.suaw a, and
m m at“.
mu ml). or: “I d WI“ RI. 1'
“at. pairwise Ind traumas drawing.
”mm... x. ltsal
In “II J olive ‘.
lestate tanker and looser.
IOIIRELL A L' IIOIIEDIIZU, 5 Washington I.
0' PM!!!“
BAKERS.
DeKLYN ARON. if Main IL? tend bl Washington
at.ti dealers onfeetiouery, lee
cram, lea, etc.
WERNER. (IRAS. L lain st.aear Wail N. Pure
confectionery and lee use-r. Fresh goods daily.
WILSON“ ‘Ilorne lads"1heed bakery 3.
Leave units at 14 Raymond at.
BANKS.
CRNTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Well at
3mm “mg “:33.ng
CITY NATIONAL BA The. ”thiuatmet.
mlain b. N Cafl 3100.011) surplus 312:
not It ll. Rowan, president; Jacob!
ton, cashier.
HAIRHBLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK The
lealil.N tau. Capital .—
01). Prest.,Jeaias vlewprest, win
Kaela; unassuming. draw.
'18ng COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The. 51
.Inrplus WM
Il'l’ill 8. an vice
preat; Janeen. “my!!! ,treas.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The. 5! Wall
Mmpontsdlflh‘? Ca IIIIMM Eben
'Direetors 31'1“le .'1 “Dill
Knockwood,J
Ghana-I, 1K.
in)i E. Wilson, E. ”MB. ngt'fafllil'. P.
s . Beakers' Herr: I urers‘
p.33.» andI-‘ern Faulty amounts are solicited.
nouwaut magma 35(qu at N
Deposits over . s I George
ll mm"; It. BW‘rsuInrd', vieeprtst;
Geoge E. i
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The De
posits over swoon. surplus Alden Sol
mans.pr-:st..;JohniIKm trumlntereet
paid depositom Honey on mortgage.
BEEP. Wholesale.)
SOUTH NORWALKM BbKL? CO. 8. N
beeciamporhshssp, b.vnel, etc.
TRRRY,WH.M. 5C0.. Amour'sbecfend
prorbtons. Roraedreare'd lamb end mutton.
BILL m AND DISTRIBUTOR.
N. J. I’. Postollleehoxm K. Circulars
f in over It!» Sunday papers.
mums-us.
CAREGIO. T. foot Raymond at. s. N. 110m
“beluga
Dim. murmurs.
DILLGDOJ. £00. hormones. N. builders
beidgqofdoch. founthtloneflete
BOOT AND snow DEALERS.
BROWN. 1!. 8. Balaton, S. N. eusiothorkand
repelrit'rgI Iapee‘valty.
0.
. Hammond
r.
shoesarrd rubbers.
SCRAUB, JOHN GBON, as Washington at 8. N.
newt-emu atle
moor All) lilo! REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, GEO. fl Railroad muses. s. N. All
work neatly end promptlydone
loom AND STATIONS“
m, J. WEN ad wavering, wed-
dln‘ata'tlsntry. h-e bell andtslnla geoth.
PLAIBTKD'S DRUG WEI. C Washington It,
noxnaxmmossnenpsz‘ih
KNAPP, 1). Waterst,8.N.-Iasfsetarer t
nan, hornets. Genernlfiopjobbing.
BUILDING“
FEMSJORNR. nW-hiegtoarr, AN. also
Nasstmgsawupimhayntnmstc.
LIONARDJIKAB. T..Wererat,N hriekotell
stone Mums-Jig“; m, m’w me
HARVEY, C. II. No. lain at, S. N. specialtiesin
hodl.
DANN. W13. wWaDgN Whats-es,
“slat-Ne “mm.
cmmaxnnmwm
mm; 8.1mm
to.
‘IDHON.WI. A..Tlfitl’avntuc,3. 1V. Johfln‘
1m]
RANDAngllLRndall's-m, Inning;
hepawurka
w
WWW
ympgmhcmaaoo. .mumrur
mmwfimmaxm
a wealth-t. as. abjehhwh
I..W
V’ AIBLER. J. I.. tmNSJ— "The F11ultabic."No.!
"' BANKS. l K Ilehackernn IIotel block. 8. N dry-
- it.“ MONO BROS ordinary shapes in stock spee-
... Law-rosette
XIAD. manic "Wall I. II. Ibo I"
“shreds-dung“
mogom't't'm. [satay s W
l B
tune of the celebrated“ 0.0mm.
DOUGH “will
Harm's comm Rummwamniad toms.
lectured ate! Wathlafiun I. li..V
”1:300"!!! AND GWWAII.
NASH. I. I l: BRO. our. Islanlestels.l I.
Auto and tie
UNIVIIISAL WORD. The. No. late at near West.
lamp. , gin-tree's, husaelmlahings, ate.
Em
IIUT’WILLC. lr‘. Wshloelt. Bo. Iain um.
Orleans-radial toep. ta.
KENDALL (lm.1l..1)...1)ti Waahi
Prank N. lionrasaar to
Will. “All“ A!“ III. ”(I)“.
“1111.." ll ACO. 15bit Waterat.N. carrier
woudwfl, whsehetc
MAIDDIWPIPI.
Hm’l. ”MMWBJ‘ Wm
Hm
RAYIOND BROS. Akron salt glared and cement
, no“ kidiel in m. .
Dill“ AND Clflflm
In" SID! PRARMACY. Van Iandt are. I N.
Ill-daytime 8 1010st “09p. to. Puberty
tlons earrfllly oomponmttrd.
GREGORY J. (1 $01th N. Established 1w
Wholesale and retail. lalar’op prices.
RlllGll JOIIN A. II lain at N. Perfumes.—dfty
Ive lmnt perfumes.
PLAll-ITILD‘tl. «Washingtonst. s. N. patent medl
tines, etc. Physicians prescriptions especially.
DRY-GOODS.
liezettc buildl .V l ioda,oll cloths,ma1-
“!!! “d NIP-Ix Ivy [1'
goods, ',notlons glorea.ete. Underwearaspeeialty.
IIINNLTI' 1.1.10 lain st,\ . Business estate
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERJIAN. A. A. SON. Ill Washington st. 5. N.
dry-goods, carpets, etc. in! adv.)
SCI)" ELI) A IIOY'I", 3 Gazette bide, N. to Wash
1 at, S. N. (See Idvertisemeuu
STREET. EDWARD. 5 Gazette bldg. .V.
goods. fancy goods, notions and hoeiery.
EXP!!!" SSMEN.
Dl' XTON A BRUNDAOE odlceet Benediet‘ a
Wallet N. Our motto :prmnpt attention."
CAVANAGII' 8 EXPRESS ha furniture and
pianos moved. Leave orders at steel a. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W.. N. slate at post-other: and
llsie‘s. Careful and protnpt service
I-IX'I'RACTS. ESSENCES. er‘I'l".
NORWALK EXTRACT (‘0, S. manufacturers of
fine extracts. Ambler A Bell.
YERTILIZBBS.
RAY MON D BROS Braille s an hate.
iai mauum. landpiast iaateriroun't'lubgz'Fr'r'oodI-ses
SMITH. W. ii. A (70 Water at, .V. agents for W il—
lime Clark & Co‘s stamlardf ertll izers.
FIR? BRICK AND CLA‘.
liry
hair to order,firemortar land chimney line linings
FlNfl,0YS1'EIt§,( Lanes. rz'rt
ill ST A ZELL'I'F wiluhington st. 5 N doe
fish. oysters, clams, fruits, game vegetablee,etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. 83 Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for ling. coucrrte.
ssphlt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND 1101' WATER
HEATERS.
IERKEIL W. R. A CO. Music Dali block, 5.1V.
sole Ignite.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PERI).
“ISLAND GE!" “.0111, ther best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L‘RONML'DIEU, DA NIEL. east end of Wushlugton
st bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw flour and feed in
..iond ear oreergo lots.
RED MILL, Dariru. (‘rofutdt Rose, Groin, choice
ground feed graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG Pill. Woodward Plat-e. 8.1V. plants, cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to
SMITllim JOHN 1]. 30. Main It, s .V theoldest and
knows florist in this vicinity. Plants cut
flowers etc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.
mums DEALERS.
COLRIIAN. Tummmwmmmm end)
looking glues, plot-n frames.ete
Furniture.
ems awm'rrusn alum-LN. (Ray
nond'aoldstand). ”advertise
’RAYIONT) 0:0..11 newatoreddandfllalnat.
N Pahoveourdonn oldatotw.
STOW. DAVID. “All, “ghouls-t, SN
Furniture,arsttresaes,ete.
GAS LIGHT COIPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COIPANY other 19
Waterat, N. Guforfigbuheatandpower
Cohealxeeula per arrest and Tar three dol-
lars per barrel. package extra.
Gm loader.)
ROLIL’S A mate-till Wall etN. whole
nlegoeus, leer, hay, etc.
sxmcxunos Mead IGWIII «AN .wholeasle
mic-r Hendrik new
ouocuus.
BROWNIWMOX, mWashlngtonst, 8. N. sole
egentsforeelebrstedfarmiqlouemmerybnttcr
BECKER, CONRAD, 141 Washington It. 5. N
hoieegrocefluald ptnrielona.
CRASWILsueeeesortolintehlns ”No.
lainat,B.N. tslrledelieeeieaforternilytr'sds.
HNNRGANAO'RIILLY III lain at. N dour,
fesd,hay,rtrew.eoalendwootl N f “a
IINNRY 8 BENEDICT lIWIIl st, .
confectionery milieu my
HTCR, D.W Wuterewenrlerwlnat N. finned
ooleeutaghnttagte.
GUTIROSON, T 1mm”. 8.N.finegro—
mom-undo"
RANPORD w. tin-rim “hummus.
astute-martini "policed:
"us-suitable
r. :«r
VALDIN. CRAREJWIR‘N. urn-Cy”
tsr,ehse'ae,egp,tabledalleaeies,frults.us.
namrm mmon
ASCEJOIIPRJ.7lo-ueet.s.N.eisofor-wa
BAT:IARTINJR.ACOJH001MH.I.
simian-Wur-
' summons.
WWHAWHALN hunts-ads,
Merrimack-leaner hm
IATIANDMMII.
IIA’I'TIR,
V‘mumm'fl“... "' ' "
MINA“!!!
LV. & 00. Ulltll II.I.II.
gnu-i-
“pH-we ....
mum WM‘JJ WI.
”mom
,, .0 sons Instruments.
1'1qu 110A!“
" W“... .
s ’ I'm no...
'.cIrhlug,ste.
movncjaew-s LAN.“
AIIIIICAN 00111.. It leiaaut. J. 0. Collins.
plenum attached.
GUIANA 110111.. O Railroad pus. Germ
NORWALI 11% 1 DAN. 3.]. dapat.
Offimilmfl'eahlagtonnsh. itsad
Ravi”. proprietor lama piss, ”rooms.
llOllll WIND-Ila troops.
Willis J I! ll‘afiiegtu ti. It crockery,
gleaewwe'Jlnsndwoodaswars."
I!!! DIALII‘.
lultL'llAltD. 1"1Ieiden Point Vam,"tl. :1. also
Illk undue
rasumcu Ilium
0001.100: I wettwoon s Rain u x.
aaeeeld real estate is still s'brurehea.
LATTON. noon It. Hail-m
11.x triangles-sustained llfs. tucrdv')’
lnIU-
‘ umoonmit“ our luuaudWalimll. Reel
uflleaaaaagntiatsdete.
I llll' & 'II nanny. III-lingui-
GIN .I. I. 0 It,
N.atrtetiy Woollen-1W
TAILOR . 00w.“ ‘ C ‘7 Wm
31. "mun-mu. ‘3: "‘
lllmm COII'AIM
commem- (IIN‘I. 1.1" In. co. it. It. L‘
11mm“. and
WWII olfitm Wm:: 45 ‘w Isthmus
tum WALK FIRE Mil (‘0. N. In aloe-slut
basins-r sinus um No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N8. CO. The, Iauder's blot-k,
Alain at. s N. Jno. Preach, asst. superintendent.
INVPMIENT OBCUIIITIVJI.
Cit .II'PI Rf) IL 1!. luoslr bit N. ”Minsk
Inuit-sex Ranking and nut l‘t'ge (,‘os.
IRON AND il'I'BIfl.
SMITH. W. ll. a CO. 15 and 17 Water It, N
springs. sales. carriage hardware, etc.
IRON YENCE AND RAILINGS.
IERRITT E I. litteuddestrr at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE 01' Nl‘AN 'IRION RAILING W.0Rliti Water
at it .V. WJin Il.oyt proprietor.
IRON IOUNDBIBS.
GILES A l‘ I A!“ Y at The Norwalk Iron Works
(30., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JIWBLBIIH.
l'l-Zitlllri, A. S. as so. blalu It. s .V, op. t'ity Ilotel.
5.1V. use watch repairing a specialty.
lit “'1‘. ll. It. 18 No. lain at, ti. .V. strictly untrie-
goorla at low .
JACKSON, WRAND. liBWaliet. N. 'IIfhflJfllr
moods, etc. Fine watch repairing I epecialty.
ROOD. ll. ti. diamouthmstehea. jewelry silver and
plated were, repairing especially. 1B Iin It. 3. .V.
LAWYERS.
FROST. RYSSELL. a No. Main st. notary, legal
hardness of all kinds terefuily attended to.
Hl'ltLllliT’I'. J. BELDEV. rooms!) and ti Gazette
building W,allst borough
LlGIIT.JOiINII.102WIIhin¢tnn at S V
comm; esioucr of deals for View York state
LOt‘ K“ 00D. P. I)“ ARD hi mom l (iamtc hidg
lumugh. Attorney. notary and tamititis.
SKY XOUR. Jottx 3 room 3 [airfield Co .Vet.
Bank building, V. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN .1. room 1 Masonic building. Well
It, bomugh.
LIVERY STABLES.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Ofilce No. 8 River at, N.
GREGORY GEO. S It Knight st .V line turn-
outs a specialty. Telephone {$3.
LOCK MANLY ram' REDS.
LOCKWOOD HANL'FACTL'RING (‘0. be at "I.
N. Manufacturers of builders‘ hardware. tun
ofllte M Pearl st: Newh'ork odlcew Iteedesl;
(‘hieago otilce 19 Lake at.
NORWALK LUCK COMPANY. S .\’_ New York
olcsaichemhers st. Locks and builders' harrl
were; designers; founders workers of artistic
house triatnlqs to become. hrsesend endiron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
"11.1., E J. 9 Water st, N. All kinds oflumherde
lieu-mi to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
VOR“ .\I R IRON WORKS CO The.“a1er st
turnrlt It. bridge. 8. N. General machinery iron
and brute castings. forgin Babbitt metal re-
pairs for manufactorles s'tesmhoats.
MARKET GABDENERS.
JENNINGS A WATERBURY. S. N. berries and all
n produce in m for the wholesale trade
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET, a) Wall at. N.Wm.Werdweii
prop. beef, veal. lamb. mutton and poultry.
AV ISON. A. 158 Mein at. N meets. fruits, vegeta-
bles, tirh. oysters, clams andeecallope, butter.
egp, lard, canned goods. ete.
BENNETT A BUSTED, meats, fish, enters. lob-
sters, dams. fruits, alNo. Main at, 8 » .
WILL.“ DANA C. 12 Iain at, .V. choice meats,
poultry,leh.
MARKET. 6Water ILN
“Whiuponltrymt Itlowest
CARRWIIJJA! R. Beasdlethrumerkeglx.
Iinemeatnfrsehvegetablu—lowewrashprieea.
FARRlNGfl'ON J. A. meats. .lah.o eggs.
vegetables frnlta. butter, unaware
GKIS'I' Glowflclwstnutst 3.1V. choiee'ma'ts.
vegetables. fruit, etc. loweateaah prices.
RATES "RD 18 No. lain Its N. prime-rests
of all kinds. llanerendered lard a specialty.
JUWON, AG. Csatnllukat. cor. leinandnavi
...... . momma ..
Li I n on , .
N. dnlafi'ellklhdsfnehmeats 3‘ ages
LOCKWOOD, LWadtlngtonSLbridge. 3.1V fine
nreeta,lah.oysters,elatas. ,etc.
IDCKWOODALOCKWOOD, 7 Iain' at N fine
meatapoultry, fieh,oystsrs. ysters.clamsaspeei'alty.
LYONB, A. 5.. Old Well Marketa No. lain d.
Kprimemeatsendpoultryatlnwertpriws.
IALIO, ALDIN, lainst,nearWeat.B. N choice
mmoyst'mvegetahles. delicatessen, etc
PICRlRING. II 8. Sutaremp. Iehotilbousc,'E..N
.v'nLInstton,ete. m
SCRAL JACOB. 8 WertW at. s. N.
strictl'yn'lrst-cle-mesta. poultryaapeeielty.
BIITR‘BWASIIINGTON MARKET, ,Iwm
touat.8.N.laerass1sandpoIitryforfa-lly
8P1].LANR.J..W “me.me
dallyeflurerthstowa.
”m finals.
WADB,W 3. music tore, ON.
tosllpettsoftownwlthlnelteahand
WIXON, J. mlflWallmN. Mal-eats, poni-
try,fn1hattueus.etr.
“mm
any" hlnufaeturer of due
“stitch in“
WILLIAXRJIW 8.8 Jobbing
emu. eat .
attuded "
Pull“!
“ROOM
comm.“ Kant!“
finish-.83 anti-amnion
IWI’I‘AMII.
GUMIOWIILLOWIRQN. prfaetltgasr-
Kmffllludfllshgfl Installer-lag
mil. WWII. Wiring-ad
dad-caudally.
mm
wt!“ 1. Nuifllyludfifl. mm
m IAN“ GOODI-
omwmwlutmgsn.mnhay
I ‘ M tar Ines-y, ew
am I“
a it. It
“(Id ..
Issues-s.
uum‘ug'flfl
. in an n:-
3a.!- alas-rum:
nears-I ,
”‘14
m m
“maroon.
w.
1..
m. as. in”
M more
$333.; Thaw-nimeu. 31.8.1.
momentum. W
hm”. ,
manners strum.
Mammalian-mall
"Etta“
=
M .‘lmflflfl'flfilw
”I
III. it. I. no. a. I. tar-I
3A1”. Ill-fl.
Ir.'rons.in-rrrrass'a.i tints-y. ram
moms.
figment-Iceman. run-sn-
latte-3&0“ 'Mfim‘tm'“ his: fist
omsamsmsaxnnaanlu.
smart I'. 0. has 111. I. Internals
aloystrrsaedel-e
ItJ. foutof lwhnle
Wm...“ ”M“
nor-luv useonmuwuw «.18. toot at
«pastas and w
v- or
"ID I BOWMAN. lllW . phat-I
and ski of Norwalk m3.“ 0. if
VAN RAE LI... 00.. P. O. Ila: us ti. N.
Oysters clans. wholesale and retail.
NOWAEMP 11' I All) IODIIJ."
A Film WOXK’JMCM.
I ”'11 litre-
... Alma"... .21'. '
“PAIN“ 0114“” Alum (JUDI-
RAYIOND llltOll Jawatt' and
Lead. talentta oils and ArWCh-aleal Helm“
BIITII. W. II. ECO. 15‘ 11 Welsrst. N. all-ts
for Lou-an a lass paints.
I’Al’lllt HANGING”.
PRATT A 00. Water at. near Well. it. also paints,
oils and glass.
PBOWI'I'I‘,J.T. “Rains. N. window sharia.
TWOul'lg'klmMQI niobium
. .
Median“
h
DENIM.
111111me A “his 1N. We
m Children‘s”
NORTDWGOnWsshlnlol 3.1!. onr nail
only and thatlhe thebsst. 1' q I!
thAnlAN 1' B. Genetts hulldi
photographs Bwperdee mmdoew ’1 ML
PLANING HILLS.
RANDALL. NINRR D. B. N. All kludsof wood
work It mall or for ttradshe
PLUIBING.
IRBKBRACO., W. 11. lusts: “all block. ll N
Ptuntbl ng am and panning.
NAN“. F. ii A BRO. our. Main sndWeat Its. ti. N.
Plumbing and gas Ittlng, ranges and heaters.
RAILROADR.
NORWALK nous: RAILWAY CO. James W.
llystt. prestn. Edwin G. lloyt, aupt.
RPAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MYV TON, JACOB N. Washington at. next to P 0.
ti. V. yforrale. hoaaeatorsnttaaeedv.)
IORRELL A L'ROXIEDIEU, B Washington It,
ti. N. selling rentingand oulle'ctlng.
WILSON. O. E. (hustle bldg. N. investments Ind
myto loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODWARD, B. A. No, lain It. 8. .V. houses to
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE DIVE, 6 Water at, N. warm meals at all
hours, dinner 22:.
HENRY‘S. 1650. Main It. s. N. The best fit dinner
in the lily. Brunt by the day or week.
sANl'I'ARY ENGINEER“. .
RIDER \l. B dt 30“. ”Washington ti. N”.
Hydraulic and t‘ ivii engineers It.
SCHOOLS. (I’rlvatr-l
BAIRIHI, MISS, INSTITUTE, 6 Orchard st. N.
Young ladies boarding and day school.
NOItWALK MILITARY lNSTITL‘TK. N. Prank ti.
I.prins:ipnl. Circular on request.
MEAD. Mr- Hillside, V Dayeotl boarding school
for girls and young ladies Pita for any mliege,
or course corn letr in itself Fully equ
ratnry It: . V‘ewsi' orknsrssta era the
mllalcl partition 1 van or
the study of art. 1mm“ Iwbcutiou.
Springtcrm begins Aprilsth. Circulars will be
sent upon application.
"EWING MACHINES.
VIIAII EKG. M. M So Kain at, S. V. “Wheeleraod
“ileum" and ," needles. oil. nach-
menta Repairiogm I specialty.
SEWER COV’I‘BAC'I’ORS.
RAY MOVD BROS. sewers built. water pipes laid.
excavating, ailing grading landscape garden
BIIOE lANl-‘l‘AC’I'U‘IBB.
LOITNSBURT, IATIIBWBON A 00. SN. indies‘
line shoes
GEO D. W RED 1% CO. salesroom'n “'17s.
75 and.” ..Waterst s . Established 1870.
Manufacturers of ladlea‘ lull-es and elilldrens
line footwear for the retail trade.
“Inn-WAIST! AVD UNDERWEAR.
1 1'1' lithION. COL E l (:0. Norweik. New York
and Bridgeport. (Lona
SPORTSMEN'S GOODS.
AIKEV JODNH. $Bleinet. N. beedqunters for
guns. halting tackle, ammunition etc
STA!!! BUILDERS.
BAKER. JULIUS, W etcr st, outtoWbeeler‘s foun
tar-Ii and hand railsto order.
TlllrI Ill‘VCAN IRON RAILLVG WORKS, Water
at s. V. Win. II. Royt.proprletor
STI‘A)! ENGINES AND PM
VORWALK IRON WORKII CO. The, Water at,
near it it. bridges.
STEAMSIIIP TICKET AGENTS.
Icmts, s w masonic bni steamship
tickets. pension agent, uotarypn lie?“
LATTON, JACOB l Washingt':nst.nexttoPO.
5.1V Pes'mge Wthseead)
0T0“ DIALIII.
muons footofWIIhlngton SUN Ii
bneh lime eernent.heirphstcr. at. so
HORTON. JOHN 11 flTsyior avenue. 9. N. Also
lsyerof concretewal
RATIOND BROS blue. brown Greenwich and
building stone, granite and marble trimmings.
O’I'OI’BS, RANGES AND HEATERS.
KRTCRUII LANDONJflie'rihndat. 8J1. Gas
stovesend water heaters. P. O. boxm.
at, 8.3. m.
POme. W. ”W
Ill". Warn-“mm
etc. ’I‘lu endeoppw works spedelty.
BILLch, 8“.le Ir Weshl at
ht & rangvsAfiatersm waste
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1&me-
HORTON, Jomnuhyhmmflb N. Light
andheevytrseklegprotnptlysttsndedto
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JINNINOSV. D. Reese RR. depot, resl~
denes7xliast.N.ow
RATIOND GEO l1. Undfilainfiil. Resi-
dense! Berkley“. Telephone?!
meABT 80803038.
BRIDGE, 010. DID. oleeaadhnqittalts-nf
MrIIIdOo DIILN. mummies”;
WOOL“ “FILM
NORWALK will.“ 00. incorporated lame-er
and-rimw lenipaek.
TRIUMONI‘POCO. N. Inc. 183. Ian-fee-
tursrsof wooiwnratsdesasltnersend felts.
““1“ m Wm III-s. .. 4......
"’M’mfiiflwlmw «laughter
ottoman mane firs-am “that.
urday. of mm. Owls. 77 Harbor
i'l'r'e'et.’ The funeral occurred this after.
noon, Rev. C. B. Torrey officiating.
Francis L. Aiken, a prominent church»
man and temperapes advoeate, died yer
terday morning at hie home in Silver
line. Ha was in the ssvsnty-seoood‘
ysarofltisage.sadhedlonguenaraa~
[dent of the town of New Canaan.
amass Isle Against the Consolidated
The Bridgeport“ firmer says that John
Judas D. B. Lockwood to bring suit
sgeluatthsconsnlidatsd Itsllroadinths
sum of “all, as ntlafaetlon for tits
mannarin which Ir. Conuonolainishe
westrrstedlna ridsfroarNisoIkto
BridgeportlastWrdaseday. [legato-
hoerdthslo’eloektrala.sndelaimsthse
the ticket in his mine was
theoondsetor.aad punched before the
tvllureaehIdOaOob. Just haforslhs
astonished at that Issuer, Ir. Coe-
aorawaeasataeahedforhhtluhet. Es
Millet. Damn
'mlfloh
at“, III. Porter's plantation.
Connors, the mutants". has snpgsd .
I'm shoulechowmustotthest were reus-
umidaotlsditawweathsrenpu‘
nets-1::1ruuu
W MW
A Ill ‘10 ll “01“».
A Wits MTG-II Gas. Ila-her. in
THE EVENING
ll! RAILROAD I'LLOEI
I00?! WALK. death her-walk.
no HA1. mm. Saturday evening I young woman,
MALI. whose features denoted that she had
seen happier days, cents to this oil and
run an“ nous. complained to the suthorltlea t
Is. I. ...l' I. . I.“
la. " lg}: a“ husband. George Barker, was
lgMI-md'f m ”I” infloutb Norwalk, and that fora‘nm
lamgwawatlaie M. at borotyaerrhehednoteopportss
”M5”... 3 0 mu" Baker has been employed It the Bish-
unknown: ateehnvlhoess ardson a Ilorgau foundry. When he
umm'maturt u”. arrived at his place of business this
Prai‘srrdsrees, ”I: Mm ma morning he was placed under arrest by
Chief Vollmer.
hlra. Barker was called upon by I
BINTIIIIL reporter end she related a piti-
Ibis tale as to the treatment she had rs-
eeiretl from her husband. Barker, she
said. deserted bar shortly after three of
her filldrsa died and since that time she
has been confined to the hospital for
treatment. llts. Darker said that she
was subject to fainting spells. On a
certain morning she was not
able to get her husband's break-
fast owing to her weak oonditioo and he
pulled her front the bed by the hair and
kicked her to such an extent that I boy
which was born shortly afterwards bed
the hip disease and died from the efieots
of it in en Albany hospital.
lira Barker said that a person reaches
a point when they are determined to sub-
mit no longer to ill treatment and tits!
time had arrived with her. She had
seen her husband behind the bars this
«was; key
untmwahmwu. wisest hey u all
means.
“afi’fuwmwwm
mumwyopaismb
THE LOCAL NEWS.
For other local news see fourth page.
Amount of Oysters Exported to lnrops for
Week Ending larch 2!, In...
nITIAIII. ”If. IAIIILI.
evade, Li I. m ’ i
l “z @1700 2,305 morotng and she hoped he won (I beseut
can; .. 1.9!! to states prison.
MW“ Mmrlvanla, Giurow. *8 A conference was had with the abused
Colorado, Holt. 1255
wife and as she had no means to pay the
bills that by staying here she would con-
tract, she was prevailed upon to go to
New York, where she claims to have
relatives. Her husband psid her ex-
penses. She said before leaving that
the was coming back.
If the story the lady tells be true
Barker should be punished to the full
extent of the law, regardless of the cost
to the city. The excuse that he efforts, is
that she had been in a public instituttoo
and did not require his assistance is
worse than no excuse. While in her
weak condition is the time her husband
should stand by and support her.
Grunt luvs-fibula !
A chewing gum manufacturer amass-
ed a fortune of 81,000,000. Say six sticks
for 5 cents; five into 100,000,000 gore 20.-
000,000 times. Twenty million times six
_«__ --- 6,059
A caravan of gypsies passed through
town this morning, going east.
A fight occurred on Railroad Place
Saturday night but no one was injured.
R-rv. Archibald \Vheatun of the Byp-
vlst church is to be in New York this
week.
-——I’tire Cnstile Soap at Plaitted's.
Home of the trees that are in the gut-
ters on Washington street are being cut
down to day.
Hrs. Bridget Ilciuerny was fined 33 00
and costs for drunkenness by Judge
Koepp this morning.
David Stow "33.57“" ten boxes
of those superior Florida oranges from
~Clereland's Superior Baking Powder
makes wholesome and palatable food.
heavens, girls l—Washiugton Post.
Loesniotlvs Engineers.
There will be a special convocation of
Butler Chapterfll. A. IL, tomorrow
evening. Past Master's degree. Bob
will be there.
Prof. J. 1!. Center, the Optician, will
be at A. S. Ferris' jewelry store, on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday of this week.
and New England states.
ments in the main areslready completed
although there are many little details yet
to be arranged. The Hyperion has been
The Misses Annie and Ethel Smith of
Nostrend avenue, Brooklyn, spent the
Sabbath with Mrs. Robert McDonald and
friends on Washington street. Pd‘
—Five ponudIbdethst bacon for 50¢
It I-‘erd Hayes' market. sent.
1”. B. Danton, of Georgetown, former-
lv employed in Lounsbnry. hiathswsou
a Cole shoe factory, is the happy father
of a bouncing boy, which arrived Satur-
day.
Lotti:~ Hoyt, wife of John G. Woods“,
died at her home in DulIalo, N. Y.,
Thorsten}; March 20. hits. Woodsll had.
I large circle of acquaintances In this
city.
The fourth Bible lecture was delivered
by Rev. J. A. Biddle It the Congrega'
tiousl Church last evening to a large
audience. The theme was the authenti~
city of the history of Christ.
called for that purpose.
terest “PL—h
"The Dontsstls Entity" [or April. 1890
tlo Monthly is a lithographed supple
t-ll ve largedeslgnsofa n feah
-—A genuine picnic, hams 10o per ih. y 'I T! M g
shoulders 13¢ per ib., at T. B. Guyer a
m, I ...—.—
There seems to no no end to the wou-
ders of instantaneous photography. The
Illustrated American gives this week a
“opiate showings projectile v_t
”Mom .“.' rhl5,13 *IIWVOI” do“ “4%?”
this sntetptlsill jiiimisl by it. paypl MW “w ‘W “04.131"
mmdqotwithonrmw “95°F?
Winflurope. and iaa curious Indie
dent which will amnion much solen-
tifio remark.
-Uulll April lot. before removal, ws
willofferallonroddand brokenlots of
cigars at greatly reduced prices. We
Will also offer at less than whoimls
printmaking tobseoosa from the bait
tentacles, as we shall not sell any tobeor
one except in original in our
new aslearooni. The Old Well Cigar 00.
Thshundrefi wags-thud at the
papal onloodey,»
Grandma-flaunt hear the Beale.
Winston ,hssrdeagood,if notthshastds-
ssetationonthat subject that has ever
mun-ladle this tunnelling ds-
brushediiraaand practices otoid.aod
nets,ete. Theasfew weeks are enfi
fully edited variety of illustrated articles
poems, etc" and the departments of go.-
Imple spree.
attractive trial subscription olfsr. as fol
herself of.
shorttlnta.
dlsdbythslnfinauss of a few sat-nut
sudmodman. Bo,hssald.thsts-prr~
WUMIIIII
hers
equals 120,000,000 sticks of gum. Great
In New Haven on Sunday, illay 25, the
New Huron division Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, will give a recap.
tion to the engineers who belong to the
scores of local divisions in the Middle
The strange
engaged for the occasion and even this
large theatre will scarcer be able to
hold the immense throng that is expect~
The local engineers are confident that
there will be at least 2,500 engineers pre-
Tho proceedings will commence
at ten o'clock in the morning and not
concluding until well on towards mid-
night. All the sessions, morning, after-
noon and evening, will be open to the
public, but if citizens attend they must
expect to etlud. Very little business
will he transacted as the meeting is not
Its object is
simply to bring all the engineers together
for I social time and an informal discus-
sion upon the various matters which in-
Ths special feature of the April Domes:
moot, 22 by 201an containing twen-
ioos. It is one of the most attractive
supplementusver ireued with the always
popular Domestic lonthly. The regular
fashion departments are overflowing
with the spring novelties in gowns. bon-
08
the busiest in the year among the people
on “at.”
m Mn“!!! “well!“ :3:
“Mayra-insult! Mosul“ lots
of pretty things. There Is the usual dirr
sip, notes and comments. «03.. etc.. have
The publishers also announce a very
lows; For onlyideents they will send
themspninefora months, and a free
oonponpoodforfleentsworthof “Do-
Ionthly, sen Broadway, New York.
Thihialoflwwlllretnslnopsa only a
’I'hsDotnsItlelonthlyiapnhilahed at
E Broadway. New York, at run I
yasr,wlthafraaprsrnisinoffl.mwotth
olpsttarnanseelyaabeerlptlouaerstak-
snnynawsdvahrasuwutforths trial
mull will be Mm. alluring the diesel “a”
workarsi'rthateeusa not to he Imps» flaw
that. Ilene-tab was satisfied with nThuIInnntuh-DMIIIII
m
I. I. 0. A. lAflm
New “I!” ll the Miss' Anvil.
mm Imus lioness-at hottest.
Thsngulari monthly meeting of tits
Iadlss'A will he bald la the
Association toomsto-tnorrow afternoon
rat three o'clock. and the president. Ira.
[Van Alstyns. is very anxious that there
should he a large attendance of the
members. It will be for the
Auxiliary todeoids at this meeting Just
what they are to do In regard to fur-
nishing the new rooms, and as this is I
very important matter. the opiniooaof
all the members would not be out of
place. There is no aurer way of having
your opinion expressed than by being
present and expressing it. The follow—
ing list of names comprises the new
committees of the Auxiliary tor the In-
sulug year, as appointed by the 'prsalr
out:
Ilsmbet'ahlp committee: Ira. W. H.
Smith. Mrs. 1.. Warner; lire. C. 'A. Burr,
IIlss Annie Hopkins, lire. Geo. Belleck,
lira. D. W. Fitch, lira. W. Curtis, lira.
G. W. Holmes.
Reception committee: Ilre. G. W.
White, Mrs. J. G. Gregory, Ira. Geo. R.
McGont-gal, bliss Laura Daty, hire. 1].
Hubbell, lfrs. John 1138, Mrs. Frank
Gregory, Ira. James Colburu.
Flower committee: bliss blend Kellogg,
IIiss Mamie Osborn, bliss label Miller,
Ills; Agnes Gibbs, 'Aliss Annie Bouton,
Miss Mollie Robinson, Miss Annie Cole,
Miss Hattie Woodward.
Rooms and library committee: hire. 0.
E Wilson, Ilirs Margaret llaodoneid,
Mrs. A. E. Austin, Mrs. H. Deon, Mrs
Enos Kellogg, Mrs. W. N. Simona, Miss
Eve L. Webber, Miss Sarah Walsh.
Entertainment committee: hliss M,
Wilson, Alisa A. Cbolwell, Miss V. Chas-
mar, Miss M. Quintard, Mrs, Sarah
Lyuee, Mrs. Ella Miller, Miss A. D.
Brock way, bliss Lena Cole.
Visiting committee: Mrs. D. N. Conch,
Mrs. C. E. Torrey, Mrs. S. B. S. Bisseil,
Mrs. Henry Sr-lleck.
There should bee large attendance at
the Old Folks' concert rehearsal this
evening, as Mr. Comatock is to be pres-
ent and take charge of the leading, and
he wishes to meet every singer in the
chorus.
The German class will meet as usual
this evening and all the delinquents
should endeavor to be present?
Good Fishing Grounds.
The members of the Marshall Lake
Fishing Club, which is composed of emi-
nent Waterbury anglers, are anticipating
a fund of sport this summer. The
grounds of the club are picturesquely
located in Torrington, and were opened
for the first time last year. The lake is
fed by springs and by Marshall Brook,
which is tributary to the Naugstuck
River. The club has a large and eleo
gently equipped club-house for the use
of its members. The lake has been
stocked with many thousands of trout.
Owing to the large supply of fish food
which isaiways to he found iua new
artificial lake, the fish were not eager for
bait last summer, but those that were
caught were remarkably fat. The fish-
ing is undoubtedly destined to be the
best to he found in Connecticut.
All Around the Stats.
Rev. John E. Todd, D. D., resigned
the pastorsto of tbs Church of the Re-
doemer, New Haven, yesterday morning.
His action was not unexpected.
A food of $400,000 for establishing in
Hartford a free public library and art
gallery has been subscriced by citizens
and former residents, and the work will
soon be undertaken. The foundation of
the plan was a promise of $250,000 from
a few persons especially interested in the
matter, which they olfered in case an
equal amount was subscribed. The sub-
scriptions have now reached the figure.
A bill providing $75,000 for a public
building at New London passed the
senate Saturday.
Ground will be broken in Willimentic
early in the spring for a new normal
school building.
Iary Ellsworth, a maiden lady of
ty seven years living alone in Rock-
tWltiilt‘lled'ltllldltii‘sdtmdsy'
5‘ ' lg? iii'tlhtlm’ the am. am
Rdfietl lit it'ull stars, itineraries-rue
(“It «renews mud”.
Bristol is flooded with new counterfeit
five sent pisses. They are dated 1889
mounds ofised withs hardening
Dr. George W. Allen of Rockvills has
sueeeasfnlly repisntrd font teeth In the
jaw of a boy who had them knocked out
whileeoestiag.
lery Reed of Br'dgeport attempted
suicide Friday evening by throwing her-
self in front of a train, She was neither
lurana or drunk.
William Williams and wife of Dan
bury waisesphyxiasad by coal gee Fri-
day night. Ir. Willhms has recovered,
but the ormditlon of his wife h serious
The seventy loom hands of thsIlridgs-
portElaatieWab company still muster
Dispatcher Nelll's Serious Blip
of the Pen.
mm mm were rem. '
A MIDI 'l‘lnll IIG A In“ Game
Together lsar Portage Dell-s wfil
mart-I anus-lam lea-vs Is-
narhahls Essays—lulu! MM
“Gill! “0'“. l Ye. “fl u—‘w
Incident oocumdouths Western New task
and Pennsylvania rallrusd—thssld 6*
Valley eaoal division-am ”by fish
Bridge, about 9:15 o’clock Saturday-w.
There was a ooillslonhalwswim W .
we train est, cream Minis Relies-
Ild, and south hound milk
Conductor W. J. Godfrey. d M.
Thrss 'mm’l' l"
'l‘hrsellves were no rue on: net/m“
slightly injured. Tbs dead are:
loKsukan, James, aged 70, i M.
I hoatlar of the road.
Poulson, George, link-nan.
Reilly, Philip, brakatnan.
A Patel flip of the raw.
llr. Neill, an operator as m sea '«
station south of Port-germs, ”delved In
ordarl’rom the diapetcbw,GswgsP. Jank-
mu, It Olsen, directing Mm 205m
most train 280 at West Nundn' Hill];
posted the msesagsto Olsentohu‘
was correct, and Justine: replied “O.
In transcribing themeusgs. howsvsr, u
made the fatal mistake of changing til I:-
uru, and wrote that train 285 would“
train 2N all West Hulda.
Around I “It, 0-".-
Tho freight pulled out from Pm
and to make the transfer our"; whit
cording to railroad man mutt-m
ficient to overcome I forty loot pulls,
onell steam endwesrunnlngahnnt "
miles In hour, while the W
having left West Nunda:wlth the
fancied security, was running Isabout
same rate. At the point when the
occurred the snginser W In two
tired yards ahead, the track earring
ahlgh blulf. 0n the oppoalts aids a! ..
track is the Gene-as river, two hundred“
below perpendicularly.
A Tomlin Crush.
When the two trainseatnelnvlswodqeh
other it was lmponibls to cheek than.“-
though the engine of the kiln"
fonnd reversed after the weld“ The“
as the engines earns together wasts'nnud-
ona, but owing to the sharp 60!an
threw the engines outward. “to”
ears were notteleaeopsdandnomhm
injured, though being hadiyehakanqa
oglnea were smashed lo pim- Ind “it”!
Into the old canal bed.
llnried Thirty Isst.
Engineer Stout. easing the Illuafltm,
crawhd on top of hiseeh and we linown
thirty feet by the concussion. eae'eplng un-
hurt. George Poulson, head Iraketnan of
the freight, who was on the snglns, and
Philip Riley, middle brukeman, won both
caught by the engine and instantly killed,
their bodits and legs being fearfnllyn-n-
glad. James McDonald. conductor of tho 5
freight, and the fireman of the some"! ,
slightly injured. James lchmken, 01;.
Rochester, aged 70 years, who was as B”.
way to Portegsvillo lotsksearwof lbs in
glue of the road which hank new
dation passenger train, w- horrfbly w
gled and died at West Nunda Sunday W N»
log. 1
The freight cars were piled w'ly new
as the telegraph poles, and shareware thrown
aver theold canal bed.
'I'rnlnncw m mull-
Concerto, Alan,
*s
21.1,.
Norwalk Chronicler