A—er
NUMBER 701.
DIRECTORY
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Abbreviations
walk; I. lwlsst Horwalk.
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prest; Jammll. ,trsm.
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, tress. interest
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wmkasmiysad promptly done.
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NORWALK SAVING?” 306137! . Wallmli.
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“issue aunt-tunes-
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. st. ,
I. .EMprtaslpal. ”atoning. sad gamtiydcae.
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I' I Em IJJas
w ensue-Me “comm-“she...“
my), I'flfl.lalsokcwo- tblssstabiimm-tasswsrraatad."lomsotths
um“ Umbcmeblsgudllsa'w
oosm kam ‘JIIOI: shout, at.
MI! OOLDIOIIIMJactoryll. m mun 0” . u, . spacial
turntdtksodskmtolloflfloraata. tuna-custom“
counts angryuu.
rutsrsn's concurrent vwraatsdtocan.
menu-ts at as watt-std st. a. ll.
my AID onasswauu.
luau. Ml a scam Iatassd'catatsJ. I.
Agate and tin wars
“NIH“. “URI. Tho. No. Iain um! Wat.
lamps. crockery. were. Iii-I'- IR-
ammo.
I0 I. Whistlinlaln st.il.
ll. . . .
[MA BIO, A. bill. If cor.
Yrsnkhl‘aysisJLN. [bursts-Jot P.Il'.l.
lawman. J. C. olcs at rsstdsaea Lewis at.
near
«new Church. 1r. atrium-mu.
noose. mu artn euros.
'W 'aanatwmlenia'
'- "II.
M I. l. Billed-stat. 3.x. Crasasdstnss.
saw-rm ass.
0
RATIO“ lllOll. Abram-it glascd and cement
M‘WLEWW” ”(at 1‘5“!”
”‘ ' ”ill WWW” ”“'“
Mllfl‘ A , sa Zaadt an. I. it.
Ilandayheus.t toiOua ItoOpJn. Prescrip-
llouaearefsllyeom nda
GREGORY. J. 0. ll Wall at. “r Established mo.
Whole-aloud retail. Popt‘ prices.
moon Joan A. ll Isis st.N. Perfames.~ltty
Ive diluent perfumes.
tuba. '
’ ' . . l-
“ um mu m m. 3. 3’ PLAIBTEDAAilesl-irtgum H. H.“ m!“
class.ete. Physicians prescriptions a specialty.
DIV-600D!!- I‘ hie ‘ ‘ 2
An J.L.tm1tl-—-“Tbelc is .‘.o.
bmwlmum. x.‘ Dry pods. oil out», mt.
rugs.
BAN“, l K. hishackcmo Hotel block. A N. dry-
goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwear: specialty.
3mm, J. 1'. lil lain at. N. Business eats!»
lished over forty-two years.
DICIIRIAN. A. 8 SON. tit Washington at. h. N.
. It etc (see adv.)
ICOYIELD k ROYT. BGacctte bldg.N. at Wash-
ington d. s. N. (flee advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD. 5 (incite hldg. ‘3. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
lmfimlx.
WITON A BRUNDAGE. oflceat Benedict's, 43
Wall at. N, Our motto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS. . furniture and
pianos moved. lie-re «Us at sted's. ti. N.
SHERWOOD. W. W., N. slate at post-once and
Hale's. Carent and prompt service.
”TBAMI. ”"030. .10.
liYXBlZlZ. l'. it. at (to. to Iain at. N. Manufactur-
ers of Madrid‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT ('0. N. manufacturers of
Inc can-nets. Ambler A Bell.
FERTILIZEBS.
RAWOSD BROS. Bradley‘s super-phosphate. -
ial maunm. lead plaster. ground booe.wood am.
SHITH. W. R. & CO. Water at N. agents for Wil-
llama curs a Co.'a sundodfmlnmu.
FIRE 3310mm CLAY. k,
RAYMOND BROfiord aha in attic spec.
isle to ordafirensortamaudnhptzuey lac linings-
"Sll. OYS’I'IZIIB. CHIS. "c1; m
RENT k ZELUPP. nWaahingtou at, fl .
lab, oywcrs. clams. fruits. game. vegetables.ete
FLAG AK!) coscum WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. G Taylor avenue. ll. N. Also
stone dealer.
RATIO!!! BROS. mtractms fa lag. coucrflc.
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.
MBIDA STEAM AND IIOFI‘ WATER
HEATER.
[Elm W. R. k 00. Music llali block, 8.1V.
sole agents.
mun, GRAIN AND YBED.
"lBLAXD OBI" FLOUR. the best clue. Don't
fall to use it.
' L‘ROHmlHUmAm east eudot' Washington
at bridge. The choices
t of family hour kept.
RAYIOND BROS. My, straw, flour and feed in
package. load. ear or cargo lots.
RED Ill]... Darieu, Crofut A this. Grain. choice
ground feed. graham and rye dour.
MIME.
em. PAULchdwatd Place. ii. N. plants,eut
lowsrsaudor’mentalplcossmadetoerder.
snrrn JOHN R.9o.latalt.s.l§.theoldestand
henkwowalcristinthisvieinlty. Plan cut
lowera.etc. Floralworkcfailkindsa lty
anddoue promptly.
mama DEALERS.
comm, TRIODORLWashingtca at, (east end)
Parliamlooktsgglnflctarefmswate.
ORA! 8 m, I Isisst,N. (Rs
moad'soldstand). ”advertisement.
RATIO!!!) GlOJlchstoIgflsndQlainst.
K. Iosrdooraaboveoldatcrs.
HOW DAVID.“fl.aadI.Bo.ldnst,s.N.
furniture-smote.
OAS sac-roman".
KORWALK 9A8 HURT COIPANY, oilce it
Wata 1i. caster heat and .
Coke sk‘ceatpw ”mean ’l'm mnem-
haperhusehpckapoxtra.
ammusalsn
Housman-on Wallst‘x.wkole~
nbgrcmlour,uh,kay.ete.
10W titanic
mutter.
BECKER. CONRAD. MI Washington at. an.
“com-dim“
Wm.lmwflw.fllc
Ida 8.].hblodslieaciasforfkmilytrsds.
1‘ v ‘1 at _ .
mm..West'
M
solace. tau hatter, J. ‘
.Dmuefldw
cf st.brtdgs,l.x.t-a,colesa,apicea.a
ttooas a umas. scans a. s-waa. ah.
Ias'aswhfmsigausiqsoerssdate.
mid-IT”, 7chst. I. aqseislty
nslsaft‘sddleaeln R
m can. 'h I”. CA School
Iswmaewgasds-dsaw st.
sans ill... at.l.l.k-dr
putts M‘Dsw maasdgcsh.
YMJIMIJWIII 1.0-.wa
“Mutable more.
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:El'nfim fim‘wnllflsm
mun-nu .nwumas.
. d “mm
L “WI-I.
”mucosa.
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(pas-an
”moans
w Ilia-anti.
.Wflrg haw.
ammo.
‘. A NU“ fitti. IBI-
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”fit.
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8.!» lasarases
a?~“f&m
' massages."
its-taunts.-
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m
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mu out. ”a”
soawsts tram: n. as. u It depot.
01:; m ”MIL. ; Wm H 3 w
Ravilaad, proprietor. laropsaa plan?“ soc-s
:otlll “mun 00:".
Dill 33.3.”.‘ “,1 .m.
, Ila wooden
I“ D'AL .0
”MA”. 3. “'llaldsu WM M." II. N. A!”
milk product
llilll’lAlcl AGENT.»
L‘OOHDOI I WKWOOD. D lol- I‘. N. Insur-
saw-draslwuiiagitsbusrasam“ o
mat-coho
. .cw. ‘ ud'allstaJthsal
“barb—Mass.
[358“ch COIPAKIII.
Cill‘ii’ltrl'lcll'l' OBI". Ll" flit. (20.. it. it. L'-
mmwwagma at. billaecad.
lil’l'ltoPOlJ'l'AN Lil'l ms. co. in Washington
at. ll. it. it. C. Di . as tsupt.
NORWALK l'lllll we. (10.. N. in suecssaful
busine- slnee in”. No outstanding lot-claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, Insider's block.
liain st. ii. N. Jno. hath. salt. superintendent.
runs-mm mum-nus.
CRAUVURD R B. laconic , N. ”(Bonds
Ilddleacr Ranking and “aim l't'gs Cos.
IRON AND malt.
sli'l'll. W. B. h 00. ill and l7 Water at. N.
aprinpr. axles. carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAIL!!!”
Ilthl'l‘T E. M. Hand 56 Water at. N. lruu work
of all tnln.
Till! DUNCAN [RON RAILINO WORKS. Wain
at, s. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON POUNDIIIZS.
GILES A (‘LANCY at The Norwallt Iron Works
C0,, andaleo at Bridgeport, Conn.
J BWBLEBS.
PERRlS. A. s. Q So. lain st. “.3. up. City Hotel.
it‘s. due watch repairing a specialty.
lion, n. B. it) No. lite at. s. x. strictly intrin-
goods at low prices. ’
JACKSON. IAGRA‘SD. litiWall rt, N. watches. die
moods. etc. Fine watch rewiring a specialty.
800]), H. il. diamnudomatcba. . silver and
plated ware, repairing aspecialty. as sin at, 9.x.
LAWYERS.
FROST. RUSS! I No. lain notary,
busineu of all kin carefully atte‘aded to. lepl
EURLBU’I'T J. BELDZN rcosnab and c Gazette
building. c." at. borough.
LIGHT, JOHN R. in Wash at. s. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for ew York state.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. morn s Gazette hldg.
. Attorney. notary and pensions
SKYIOUR, JOHN 8. room a, Palrleld
Bank building. N. Counsellor at law.
i‘o. Nat.
- WALilll. JOHN J. room] lmlt building, Wall
at, bmmgh.
LIVER! STABLES.
DAN! HORACE I. lacelsia llv and board
tug-hots. (interconnect?
GREGORY, 010, s. it Raight at. S. Pine turn-
outs a epecialty. Telephone am.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
WKWOOD IANLTACTL'RING CO. no It. ll.
N. Manufacturers of hulldeva' hardware. hostou
omen m Pearl at; NewYork oflccw ltesdsst;
Chicago ones 19 Luke st.
NOBWALK LOCK COMPANY, s. N. MYork
oflceRChamberast. locks and builders’ bald-
ware: dedgners: foandcs' workers of artiwlc
house trimmings in Mouse. hens- and iron.
1.sz DEALERS.
HILL. E .l. 9 Waterst. N. All kinds oflutnherdo
iivcred to any point by rail, taam or vessel.
HACK!!! SROPfi.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water st,
nearRJt. ' .S.N. General machinery, hos
brass . faulty, Rabbits metal. re-
for mononucle- steamhostu
K‘OHKLD. WI. A. Knight at. N. New machinery
made an repairing promptly attended to.
HAIR" 6:an
Jm. . use A WATIRRURY. s. N. hurls-sod all
-" producein forthe" 'trade.
HARM
A IODB]. HAM, fl Wall st. N.Wm.Wardwsli,
veal. lamb. mutton and poultry.
El.
t 1
strains. lhllainst, N. momenta»
b oystwa.clama.audcscallopa.batter,
Wmfififi'filfi“ lob
‘ dough '
mmnsrtsc.ntwsst,
poaltry,lsh,voptahlm.ete.
m
N. cholcs meats.
e... m
"Elihu-"mm.
W... swat-mu
daily all our the town. '1‘
.l-MII-m
'lfikdwwlwhhud
U WutW-blagta $5.1;
poultryaspsahlty.‘
' mos.r.a.wwssa.n. (:kclcs ates.
confluence.“
0!.
”mace?" mm...“ '-
“we?“
tmutr tuw as use.
W . caste. .sn
mummy.”
mwfiuuumwfin Jobbing
yr—ptlyusashlas.
manna. uses is
salesman. War-It
museum
manninl smug-ac.
. [undulating thrusts;
s I
assault-s. an. Insane-s
was”. t .
“am; .2":
36m nonwsLx.
trusto mousse.
'l‘lilit tomcat-atr-
"Enlistment. to man. run
or" .
against-antral, messes-us
contaminant-tr: a rattle
I'm-d. . st,. 1‘
use. so a. ..
and mm Ilortksvaoss
saw .lJJsssbw'athur—satal
MW... marina. u. was
West can.
so uarzw ' sun-a
MI... “was.“
Jaw-own.
WfllmJ.llthsfla’.stksl..I.l.
mmmasadfl‘w-s.
' To,“ muons.
74Washwou'at.l.l.m“ ' '
monsoon. c. s. clcss . .-
oryutrqttowrarstwuwsssmuu I ' One
wawasscosn-uaan scant-luau.
PODIORI, WI. under lulratlow Amy was.
I. N. lltorss. www.m‘s.
orsrsarumaaawnnsasaso.
nu, noun r. 0. Ion ill. a. nets-u-
0‘ J “brawl net-w
War. ’ ‘ u’
m: .arm‘a‘u. .st
is
«an
if
VAN N J. LA CO., P. O. has 5. h. N.
Oysters clams. wholesale and retail.
ramutrs AID IODILO.
SORWALI PATH!!! wom Chm R. Ala-
thorpe ..ltlrwidsavs titans—Jua-
and da' 2 Focuses m . sot-
agent for tke'cdabratad mist-ace.”
PAIN'I'I. osu AND OLAII.
PROWI'I'I‘. J 1‘. ill Isis at, N. Jawstt's loath,
llasnry and Wadsworth's mired paints.
RAYMOND BROilJewctt's. Atlanticaod ileslcy‘a
head. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Polar.
film. W. R. A00. lsb l1 Wusr at. it. agents
for long-tau A lartluau paints.
PAP“ mamas.
PRATTAOQWatwat. ns'WIILN. slsopaiats.
oils and glam.
PROWI'I‘T. J. T. to Rain at. N. window shades.
Hollands, Arturo, etc.
TAYLOR A 00. kt Inhabit alsohdwue.
pints. oils, glass. ate.
PHOTOGRAPH!“
BLACKIAN.C. A. ll lain n. N.
proton. Chlldrvn'apkotos a t .
NORTH. 0. ll. "ll Washington at ii. N. out qaall
only and that'the heat. ' I,
READRAK. P. B. Gazette ha . N. Cabinet
photogrs Mperdcs; coo dos. tits.
PIANO ‘l’llllttt AID uarasuaua.
HENDEE. f‘. l'. Lockwood Bali. S. Alaorlealer in
pinllos. urgtms. sheet music. ctr.
PLANINO m
RANDALL. NEVER D. l. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for lbs lash.
nouns.
HERRERA (:0. W. R. Rosie llail block. 3. N.
Plumbing. steam and gas Airing.
NASH. F. i]. A lllw. cor, lain and Walt sis. ii. 3.
“limiting and gas fitting. lanes and heaters.
RAILROADIL
NORWALK nous: RAILWAY CO. Jute W.
llyatt. prose; ldwiu ti. Hoyt. awpt.
REAL ESTATE aoawrs.
LAYTON. JACOB I. W at. “at to P0.
ii N. property for-ls. mating?“ (no air.)
nomuavnoxmrm. tow st.
ti.N.sellisg,reutiagaudcstlocting,
nuances-m blngt. sss
tolcan. Also l-rauca written in host
attbslcwurmss.
wooowrmn. r. A. No. Iain a. a. s. ties-is to
rent and building lots for mic.
amamm
en RmsWnufiN.ww-Imlsatall
house. dinner lie.
more.“ do. lain $2.3. The best 15c disaw
in the city. Bold by dayorwaek.
saunas! ”mass.
MDIKWJ. anon. 46W at. A. N.
Hydraulic and Civil Wm
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD'S. MISS lNB’I’ITUTl. t Orchard u. M.
Young ladies boarding and day school. -
NORWALK IIIJTARY INSTITUTE, 3. bank 5.
Roberts. Cireuhr on
pl. mtg-cat.
“to. In. mouse, N. Day and bonding school
forgirlsaud on ladies. kits for col .
0!ch ulnitseif. Flllyeq “Eth-
attat- . Nchorksrtlats is
musicaldeputmcn Speehladrsmsps ortks
the study of
Spring Aplllh. Circuhlu will be
seotupcus
szwnru mamas.
5mm 0. I. it sun: at. 3.x. “Wheeler and
Writers" and "M" assdlsa, oil. smelt»
merits. Repairing a specialty.
sum CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND FROG. sewers built, water pipes laid,
excavating, Illing. grading. hndscqs prdsarng.
arson IANWAC'I'UII‘RR.
mesmwamwsox & CO. 3.5. Iadtss'
due aha.
010.3.WthOJactogssdsaI-mnfia.
75. and W Water at. s . htahtished .
mm of Iadisa‘ raised and children's
lasfootwecfortksrstailuuds.
lm‘r-WAIIII AND momma.
' RU‘NRIMON. 00L! b co. New York
and hidgspart. Coos. M
8W! uoons.
AIXINJOIN ll. Elsi-st. N. beadqemtas for
guns. Aching tackle. .msuttloa. etc.
"All. muons.
surname Water scatthksslsr'sfon-
dry.9.!t’. Bnhg'audh‘ndraflstocrlvr.
“I'll! DUNCAN DION RAILING WORKS. Wm.
st.ll.i!.W-.R.Rm.m.
man nouns AID runs.
NORWALK
mon'wosas €0.qu a.
.1.’ ~‘ .
Home JOHNIITkthfl-U.’ as Also
'layarcf'esueruswflka. '
RAW sun‘s. bias. its-s. m use
”Hammad—slam
muncwsmlums.
mm. ‘ a.
J.‘.
“I'll
"mamas-e:
sumo.
Imam I. Cm In}... . "IN
manna.
more - u “- r
IA”, “.3 “diam, l. ”—
m com d
wmrwum.
m museum. *
mwgw hswyssawl fl.
moo. . . haste
c c I d".
ammtsrsttksmmsakmab-dwkssa
asst-at hows-audasm‘
" sari filth- “
.
ass-"1's.
. a.
“an. k;
norm-om
' sdlorladtasaud theirsscorta. tu
‘- « ‘4 Im- lWF‘i-WW— vqmga-
001m. THURSDAY. MARCH 27. that.
w“... A..." WM...“ ... m
EVENING
ll! WAD Mlle
moraines.
as arm mm.
4...—
rat-cw“
M ”I.
tag me
salt. ' ”m anus-lass-
Wait-m 41:.
“than: mm
'35.. ll—stlfl
ksystaii
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ls...
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0'
It” the tab
3%....“ '7? ~ "mm :r.
mm Mucous.
cater toasts.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Ibralhcrlwllnetcssulourthpaac.
. Trinity Church.
Barrios this afternoon at 4.80.
Ilsa-m PaMy ”Await.
Yesterday afternoon, after tho close of
Wasshorg liquor cass. Dropold Ban-agar-
tsu, tho complainant, who was arrested
for assaulting Ira. Wossberg, wont bo-
fora J notice Austin. pleaded guilty to the
charge and paid a fine of 01.00 and costs.
A- Old Cities- Dead.
Captain Titus Icrrill died at his home
on Best Avenue, East Norwslk, this
morning. He has been III for some time.
Deerosed was in his 86th year. [is was
a respected member of the East Avenue
I. E. church, and his long residence in
the town won a largo circle of acquaint
lancer for him.
lalauaaiw cwwuosslsut cit]..-
The last quadrennial report issued by
the comptroller gives some interesting
figures as to the amount annually ex-
pended in the various cities for salaries
of city officials: New Heaven heads the
list with “ADO. Waterbury comes next
with 811.250; Hartford sto.ooo. Norwich
“.0”, Bridgeport “.030, Maiden“.
see. New Britain 03,500, New [oudou
“.4”. llddlctown 01,650, and Booth
liorwalk 3575.
led Ms M .04 lot loo- m For,
As agent of the Ictropolitan Install.
moot Go. cams to this city from New
Boron yesterday in narchcf some goods
that had been purchased from them and
had not been paid for. The purchaser
was It- Ktttic Ksatiug. who has been
employed at the City Bowl, but who has
returned to her home in Danbury. A
v'mt was made to Podmore’s establish-
ment and it was found that she had sold
three rugs and some portcirca to Ir.
Pcdmoro for til. Tbs stolen goods were
- recovered and the prohabilitieaars that
list Resting will be arrested.
-Everybody speaks well of Brussels
”4" ~ ~_M...W.._,._-.__M_
‘lho l'oot loss at tho Armory.
The entries for tho goswyou-pluac
waking match at the Armory next
Saturday. from 12 m.. to 12 p. In..
premiers the most exciting erent
of wkiodtn tho hiuoryof thotowu.
Thorntrles are: J. D. Nolan, champion
of Eastern Connecticut: Albert Gortlsr,
champion of Western Connecticut; J. J.
Baatpson. champion heel-audvtoe walker
of Connecticut; Brown, “tbs dark
horse? and the "Unknown." of Bridge-
port. These wire in training every
day, and if the knowing ones know
what they claim to know, Guertlcr has
gotta heat his record quits “decidedly
towiu.
lusts will be furnished dariug'tbe
who” sacs. email-WV"! '1!“
m U “I”:
mull sour emu...” .hssrdwt
. soap, give him no peace until
he orders autos for you.
r.w.c.a.nsess.
Wowlshtocoll attention coca taste
tctbsOIkPotk’sOoucart that is to ho
givausadcrthoauqicescf the Young
Isa'karlatiauAssociotloantksOpera
Bassoon Walla-day evsnisg, April I.
Tbcprograwtoe,witkthsoaceptiou of
twoortkreasamhsrswliibssnsetirsly
dilutesstrowthstoflast ysar,and
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fasdstokssmdtatbsi'uatshlagofths
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vtatad too lssahg a Ring.
(loadable Prank R. Cooley yesterday
arrested litsphas of this
clty.for stealing a ring holsugisg to Ira.
lasts I. Illsa. The story of the arrest
and the m which
it, showtbat great asdit is due the on,
cor for tho eilclsut manor is which the
arrest was affected.
It ass-s that three wash ago yester-
day Irs. lites employ nprsmmao
Icrrsll to more her i tarc.atc.to
loath Isl-strut and hosogaged youuy
'srrtcg'tou toassht hint. loss-ll remain-
ing in tho trwk while Parrisgton carried
the furniture down from the room.
Ira. likahsdlsitkwrlugluherroom,
and after the furniture had been moved
shsweatto them- to get the ring,
Ooslsy was W satlssc.
hlassspidsos“ at sass pal-Cd to
m agitation-t» n- w.-
I . ‘1 ”‘ m“,- "a,
a few ys after the oflcer's suspicious
were strengthened by tho fact that Far-
riugtos was wearing tbs missing neg.
Yesterday while Parrington was stand-
ing near the Post Ollce. (balcy ap-
proached him and requested him to ac-
company him to Him Bcoileld‘a_store, as
a party was waiting there to see hill.
Young Partington readily consented.
On crossing the street the ofllcer noticed
Parringtou slipping the ring from his
finger. “What aro you doing that for? "
asked the ofllcsr. immediately demand-
ing the ring. Parriugtou ventured no
reply, but immediately gave up the ring.
By this time they had reached the store,
where Ira. lites was waiting. Mr.
Cooley allowed her the ring, which the
identified as the one she had lost. The
oflcor thereupon placed Farriegton un-
der arrest. and be was arraigned before
Judge Knapp this morning to answer to
tho charge of larceny. when he pleaded
guilty and was ordered to pay a fine and
costs. amounting to 315.65.
The prisoner’s friends scurried around
the city to raise the money. and finally
succeeded in getting the necessary
amount.
VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAW.
Iielsuol a truck Arrests-I tats slant-g.
-Ploeod Under ass. noses.
Michael & Froeb, the harbors, were
arrested this morniugon the charge of
keeping open their barber shop on Sun-
day. Thoy appeared before Judge
Knapp and pleaded not guilty to the
charge. They were placed under bonds
of $25. which were furnished by Jerv-
Iuiah Donovan. Jr. The time for hear-
ing the case has been set down for Mom
day afternoon at 3 o’clock.
From what we can learn the case is
not a very strong one. A few persons.
it Is aid. were seen sitting in the barber
shop reading papers, but no work was
being performed. The law, however,
on this point says that the place must
not be open. The case will probably be
taken to the highcrpourt. but the decis~
ion will not involve the performtng of
secular work.
or “fill! noon use -
Mortal Olsou’; Iloogk 31! dad Last
Several months ago Frederick Olsen
purchased a sloop from Long Island par-
ties and be has since beeueugsgediu
thoclammlng Mum. Last night he
was sailing in hie craft and as the wind
was blowing hard he attempted to come
inside the islands through the middle
passage. The water was too shallow for
the sloop and it went upon the rocks. A
hole was stove in the bottom of the
boat and instantly It filled with water.
Ifr. Olsen hurriedly entersdthis skill and
escaped going down with tho sloop.
A partyof menarsdown the river to-
day in hopesot saring the boat from
“Winn. 2
The Organ locltul.
The organ recital at the Congregation-
Church last night attracted a large
sl
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of atcpa, and thus germ mam
flonof theorgauyetntade. Bis
retention alsowsrsof a more popular
character than mists usually make.
and though he did not refrain from that
nightmare of music known aethe fugue,
and which,spou tho avenge audience,
is a torture. bis “Oaroiral” and “Old
Iclka at Horns” were so delightful that
ho was fully forgiven. . Ir. Taft is cer-
‘l'kbyouag
deserves ker popuhrity as a slaps.
Ir. Everott Hayes. basin, we think,
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printed in 'l‘ns Batman. lash will
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coma] flout]. Namath—-
During the past towysus you have
made many improvement. but fora city
thasisaof yours.l would recommend a
tow more. sotoaly bottoms-
thing that will tend to beauty and even
luxury
‘lho .sudamialug of North lain 8h,
the Introduction at tho electric light in-
stoadot tkooil lamps.audtbshuildlug
of the reservoir tosuppty tksdtywith
water. arsolvsst improve-mm.
other Improrssssaw arenectc‘
up. ,mskcthlacityflmw‘ .
cf'resitheoé among the numerous needs.
some of the greatest are gates and a
bridge at the Iisln Bi. crossing. (lat.
are needed for the safety of all cltisous.
Of what protection are the wire ones we
now have? 0f none at all. Gates, such
as those at Newark Ave., in Jersey City.
are needed—picket gates, which may be
hoisted or lowered us the melon re-
quires. [any accidents would thus be
prevented and many lives saved. How
many lives have been lost and how many
more are to be sacrificed before this great
fault is remedied? A bridge alto is
needed across the railroad tracks for
convenience as well as for safety. In
case pedestrians do not wish to wait for
trains to pass, how convenient it would
be for them tocross a bridge and pro-
ceed on their journey.
Another thing which is needed very
much is a hospital. If there is an acci-
dent ou the railroad. as very often hap-
pens. where are the wounded taken ? If
they have homes they are taken to them;
if they have none, they are taken to
Bridgeport or New Haven, and cousc-
times even to New York. Suppose a
pestilence should break out-the small-
pox. scarlet fever, diphtheria. or any
other disease which requires the greatest
care, and which should be attended to in
a hospital. Where would you take the
person efillcted? Those who came from
the ideal city would say, “Why to the
hospital." “What!" the inhabitants of
this city would say. “to a hospital; why
we have no such place. Our forefathers
lived without this extravagance. so can
we." And so we live on without this
needful place because our forefathers
did. In it right for us to go without.
simply because they did? No! We are
increasing in population. and so let the
peopleof South Norwaik wake up, and
supply this great need—n hospital.
One very important need is some place
for young men to spend their etchings.
A Young Ken’s Christian Association is
what we need. Young men come here
to work from out of town; there is no
place for them to go except the saloons,
opera house, and reading rooms. I have
in mind the Y. I. (LA. building at Al~
batty. It is a handsome structure. com.
.plete in all its arrangements. There are
the ladies’ and the gentleman’s parlors,
and the class rooms where the young
men may take up any studies they wish
to: the swimming baths, and thcgym-
nasinm, which is divided into two dc-
partments. that of the junior class. con-
sisting of boys, and that of the senior
class. consisting of young men; the read-
ing rooms. and the library; and the pub
lic hall. where exhibitions are given of
the skill of those belonging to the gym-
nasium. In this hall the young then
hold their Sunday afternoon religious
services. It is not used by the young
men alone, but tire public also has the
privilege of using it.
A. public library would be of great
benefit to the inhabitants of South Nor-
walk. Wonaed a library which all can
enjoy. and which will contain reading
matter designated to cultivateaud refine
it. [I m
. n ’no other way. let
each property bolder be taxed a certsin
amount yearly to support it, and let it
contain the best of literature.
Another place for all h needed, a place
for outdoor "creation. And what could
be hatter for it than a park t ‘ The well-
todo may leave the city in the hot sum»
mer months, but the poor can enjoy no
such luxury. Bow pleasant it would be
to haveaucb aphcs.aud hcwtnuch it
wouldaddtotbobcautyofourcity.
You have made many improvements.
but we want still greater ltnpeovatnenta.
Build a City Hall! lists the City
huflatwttbocourtstnay behold-
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mar bsproad. Let it not only a
High school building, but liko .
bars ooasuiat. This isaubm
itself,hut!havsbot theroessssr
tedcrotatcit. Bctltis ,
that tho hsalth. best all!“ g
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than-plhwilt follow this '
www.mmbops that it,
be long haiorsall these
will havohssn wads. Thonaurdsy'fia
compare favorably with heretics“
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Ir.Boutou in hissrticlolnm
elm. inhuman-yahoo.”
docs twontan whobarotakss '
turtles homosnd thoydld poop. loan
brightladossu man who havonp
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that have “they ' '
toads,hu’t Mdos‘sdci
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comm;
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outatdctha murmur-upstream?
I cannot agree with him on Ml“
either. You will hear newts catty is the
spring, when it is impossibls to Ho
turtle. He claims that tho pooping i
done in the water. But m bl“
done in water alone, but in damp M
under leaves, stones, on busbm. stow 11
will go with Ir. Benton. and we will
take two men each, and visit tho pond
and see what he has toshow us. Hosa-
show us the turtle but no peep. We no
show him the newts as they stick their
heads out of the water. and that be will
hour the genuine pecper and Ir. m
will say. “I knew it all tho time.” ”to
have a tail that is vertically comm,
audacrestisofteudovelopsdolfic
back, but the crest 'u
the males in the breeding season, had
the tall becomes rounded wh- the
animal comes out of the water. he
limbs are short. the forefoot bob. die.
vlded into four and the hind llto
fire toes; body 3 or 4 incbealoug;bnwn-
lab gray above, yallowih beneath;
spotted. with black, wit smooth skin:
well known inhabitant of ponds and
ditches, often found under stonu and
leaves, on twigs, and in other damp situ-
ations such as pcepers frequent. ' I will
go with Mr. Bouton, as before stated, to
the pond. But the way to decldstho
matter to all who have taku a much
interest in is to producetkopsepwast
the Gander Club at the earliest date pos-
ethic. and they decide which Is the
winning mun, Mr. Bouton or myself, the
defeated party to pay the dividend, and
all gandcrs enjoy their R. H. cigar. Thfi
is the lastlshallsayoutho—bjcdlltll
decided. Camus N. film.
South Norwalk not Robes;
Mr. J. J. Arch offers the trade a full
selection of hutters’ furs of approved
quality. ‘ ‘
Messrs. Adams Brotbera‘ factory has
been made fair in all departments except
the make shop. ‘ ' ‘
Messrs. Hubbell «k Bartbol are busy on
crushers sud hats in the rough; thq are
also trimming goods for special trade; 4“
Mr. A. Salmons lsdoing agoo‘d dllcct
trade, and has been entirely sunbeds!
is pleasing the leading Eastern dealers.
Messrs. Raymond & Con-tuck millet”
factors full still and crush hats, and ‘3
few flexibles. Their trade is equal "til ’
that of last year to date.
Mara. E. V. Bahrawmal #00
early trade. They manufactured!“
flexible for bats in eighteen and twill?!
seven dollar grades.
The Bentwood Hat Company has met
with success in tho introduction of’tllo
Spring style, which retailers .p ‘
thoroughly satisfactory. ' . ' "m:
The Universal Hat Company, W. 'A.
Brown, agent, manufacture both who
and water still bats: their new saltfles
show good taste and w
The Volk flat Company report”
ncssveryfair, withastsadymfti‘
their line wine atii! “Mara-ids
by themfortbcrstall trade. '
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