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NUMBER 705.
DIRECTORY
[aortic inst
TOWN OF NORWALK.
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“WEI“ ll ”"35”" all it
Ri‘IClilLL. “188.0“ ”Wall ems Real
Rottltlu. s WL‘MOIIEDIBU. ll Washington st.
allklndsof propertyeold.
saunas.
unreasonable-u: nestwustagm
comm
worse columns a.
asset. lege‘tic”
liCOPIILD IIIAC. "Re. latest. 8.8 lloie
agent for lionou' s celeltrsted ice crestn.
WIRNIECRARL latest. neurWaiI. N. Pure
e-feethtasry audios term Fresh g'oods daily
'8 “ileu- Rade" Breed Bakery. 8. N.
Iasvserdets at It Raymond at.
DAN“
CIRTIALRATIORAL 8ARK.The. Well at. R.
capital. ill”). 3;?“ I.
Holmes. t entice-president;
William Cnrdscssh
CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. QWashlngtoust.
neerluin 8. N. Capital storm) surplus as:
R. Rowan. pMdent; Jacob!
tea. cashier.
1mm” COUNTY “A“QS‘ALC' RARUK. The
t; vice-prefit win
‘..Groeu
tLCtuw.v'toe
LJKtIlvics '
Wham. 138nm
wood, .A.
Wils-n.8.8lu D.W. FltehW..P
Bishop. Bankers' lore nts' Ranuis'eturers'.
Family aocountasresolicited
NORWALK SAVINGB SOCIETY. .(m Well at. N
Whitlm vieepresL;
SOUTH NORWALK 8AVIR68 BARK. The.Dt>
Milan‘s; surplus” Alden 80l-
ulsns. pseet. .
.Kns . mucus. lntemt
0|! Mm-
all: (Whales-ls.)
SOUTH NORWALK 8881' CO. 8. N. Remnant]
heel,pr sheep. lamb. vbl. etc. beef and
TERRY WI. I. 1. CO.. R. Armour'e
providons. Bobsdreeredlsmb andtnntton.
BILL mam AND DISTRIBUTOR.
WINNIE. Poatofleshoxm. R. Circulars
foldsdinoverllllotlnndsypspers.
BLACKSIITIIB.
CA m.‘1'.fcot mus-d 3,118.1!“-
especially.
3 asoflesco moment-1.x. builders
mmnhimém.
3001' AND SEO! DEALERS.
BROWNJI. 8. Bolsinst. 8. N. eueuanWorkand
ay.speuelt
RARVIY. 0.1!. Roleiuns. R. speelaltieein
hours-hound andrubhera.
SCRAUB. JOBRASON. fiW-hingtonet. 8. N.
Agood'abwtllerltsilowynca.
noct- ARD anon ltEl’Amle. A“
mimosa flKaiiroad Place. 8.
wbkabtlyeadp-ptlydoue.
aoousutaxas amusements.
m m R. turd Mull
diegnil’u'awy, translations-Inputs
name DRUG stone. 0 Wsshgtou at.
8.1!. Banal-dauph- g-weluatloserr .
.L1.Watvr .utessl'aetsrer
hue-1‘3 Gsaeralshopjohhieg.
”MING lawman.
mJOIIRI. hW‘SJ‘. also
g3
All NORWALK 0A8 “BET NIPANY. um 18
Wheat-nil .mmDARAC.ulslast.R.thoieeleste.
poultry era.
8811108 cmut. HAIR", CwamR
MW
- Clafillsseeeberto ll lRe.
888818. ate-hiss.”
steplegroeeries.
- 1M8.:DW.Weueve.ew.lerwlast.N.eabsd
v, -tbs.hettsrete.
street-Ive
with“.
WW “I" I” h’d‘g,
“maliciluigsflmm :‘Wsl
take. dam tshsaas. ew.
unknown-"W
00m “harm
earn a concentrator. rectory s. I. Iaaufhs-
twasdtbsushrstal [antler-eta.
mention Want-teen“
usaahetarsdud'arldeoeda. I. I.
oaocuaur All) onaaswna.
llatllt I. ll attitu cor. ash-simulate!
AMI-I! llosW' '10 I“ '*
WALBTOuThe. Re. est near
haps.cnreksvy.flseuwsrs, “with
Duo-seas!
8.111;“. I! .00. renown-nth. m
. Inn-r also Mm.
muons. tunnels. 8.x. awn-letter.
sewer eoutrsettwmtc
RAYlOND BROS. Akron salt glued enticement
pipe. 8 to 8 Inches in diameter
DRUGS AND CURRICALS-
KART 81D! PHARMACY. Van Zendl eve. I. 1'.
Sunday hours. 81010an “clip. ts. Prescrip-
tionsearrfailyeotnp- wrtded.
GRIGORY. J. (l. hiWall-t. R. Established!”
Wholesaleeud retail Popular prices.
81008 JOHN A. ll lain st. N. Pa-fntttes. ——Ifiy
Ive [emit perfumes.
PLAIBTKD‘N MWasbinglonsf. ll N. pslenilnedi
clots. etc Physicians preseriptionsespecialty.
DRY-00008.
ARBLRR. J. L h 8088—“1‘he Mutable.“ No 2
Gazette building. N. Drypods. oilcloths. Int
BENNETT. J. me Help st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty- -two years.
DICKSRRAN. A. A8018. “Washington st. 82‘
drygoods. carpets. etc. tease adv.)
8001181.!) A iIOYT hOazette hldg N. or Wash
ingwo at. 8. N. (lice advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD. h Gazette bldg. N. Dry
grinds. fancy gum. notions and hosiery.
BXPRWIBR.
BUXTON A BRUNDAOI. oileeat Benedict's.”
Wail st. N, Our motto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAUII'S EXPRESS. . fornitnresnd
plum.- utovod. [Alive orders at ’Isisted's. 8. N.
SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at poetoillce and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.
Ith‘tltst 1's, museum's. ITO.
WEE. P. 8. A Ct). 08 Rain st. N. Henchma-
ers of Sctliield'o celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (:0. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. Ambler A Bell.
FEBTILIZEIKS.
RAYMOND 11808 Bradley‘ s “Whoa phosphate. spec
PIKE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary I‘ll. in stock. spec-
isle to ordesjre mortar sand.chl’net.ne_v line linings
FISH. OYSTERS. cunts. ETC.
HUNT A ZKLL'FP. ”Washington at. 8 R. In:
dell. oysters, clams. fruits. potency-tame”.
[LAG AND coscttm’a vnuxs.
MORTON JORN 8. aTsyloravenlteJ. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYROND 8808 connectors for dag. cutters-ts,
t, trick. cementum gravel walks.
MBIDA STEA]! AAKBIQ. nor “mm
IEEKKKW E. A 00.1mm: llall block, 8. R.
sole agents.
FIDCR. GRAIN AND FRED.
“18LAND GER" FLOUR. the best made. Don't
fall to Ilse it.
L‘RORREDIKU. DANIEL. east end of Washington
st bridge. The choicest of family door kept.
RAYROND BROS. hey. etraw. door and feed In
package. . car or cargo lots.
RED HILL. Daria. Cmfnt A Rose. Grain. choice
ground feed .grahstn and rye door.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL, Woodward Place. 8. N. pinntncut
Massed andornelnentsl pleats made to order.
recur. man. neerthede new
Isles: downsup‘frtnnni‘f
xenon neon "metedllslset.
MM M"
crow DAVID. “..fl“;.80. mmEN.
Hm“
GAS “BIT MARI...
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nouns: Mind" WalldN. whb-
aehisgtoa 8..Rsole
BROWNIWILCO 78W at.
8808830201182; 141 Wail-git- st. 8R.
ehnleesndyoewib M
“1.3.3.”
manmcruw-h st.tt.tsaqaat
WWW
“TIOD 0“.“m" I:
VA!..‘I)II.“'CIIAI.ll.:'::::.a:r 8.0;th
Mess-s. mucus-3km“
”mm (I’l'I'IGI)
MJODIPIIJ. flu-sags. R. stutter—a
lean. v auto-lessons. nerds
ass haw.
may“:
finger... "
“not.“
NOBWALI 1th! 188. C0.
PEOPLI‘ll LIFE 1N8 CO The Lauder
heel:
8511111.
R001). 11. 8. dienlondnwstches. jewel
cnroonr. or» 3 It Knight “.28.
LOCKWOOD IANUPACTURING C0. De
CARI. WILLIA! II. M hr-
MW—
EAT
ml tsell Wad-nos IamIaith.8.R. be
woo I. lit.
“mo-vs. MW
wens-h.
wouwoonawcxwoontm R.lae
flay-tree‘s aAny.
LYORtt.A. LmWwRerkgaulsbu.
ROBWAL! 801181888 lldspat.
LDWILL MM W “1de
0 8 U sailfish
”on" human?“ .I .01” '° “"8 '- ttoosa sums-non cocoa.
IIRDALL. (no. a.. one qu eov. mtugivmms a. noel-y.
muse. rn'o law ‘23:. I”. a. to: Duel-I.
. " . meauaummnrtm
”I “IN”.
[WA
WAWWOOD. D Ml”. l.-
fifififl’fbfifidwfi
wouwootr. WI. eer. Inseam-tut Real
estate latest-eats. loses
aoaltetts I. 8088me as IVs-stapes a.
zturtcn ' lamp-scout
yslsssrste clasp-n
TAYLOR A GOLD“. as A 47anqu st.
[haste-es.
8.N. Enlistment!
INSURANCE COII’AN’IRS.
COVNICTICL'T OIN’L LIPS INR. 00.. 8. 8. L‘-
llout .sgunt.WashIagtou st.8.N.aeeed.
IITBOPOIJTAN Ll'l 1N8. CO. 45 Washington
st.8 N RC 1)Ibhle.easlstssteupt.
N. in successful
bruise-d noel”) No outstanding Iob'elsibs.
shinek.
kin-L88. Jno. h.asst.supesiuteudent.
u" "“1 ""' a CRAmYltD 8 “:13... me; heads
I n l hlork. s. R. ,
”$53 fitk‘féfiufl. dilemmmg sum-u hairs-r ml tunn- I It! Co-
IRON AND met.
W. 1!. ACO. lbsndl‘l’Waterst. N.
springs. sales. rarrlap hcdwars. etc.
IRON "NC! AND IAILYNGI.
R8881". ER. andqu at.N. into work
ofall kinds.
T118 [11' NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st 8 N. Wei. 8. lloyhprctrietor.
IRON 108893138.
GILES A ('LANCY at The Norwalk lrtltWorks
(10..
andal also at BridgeptrtJ.‘
JEWEL!”
scents. A s. at 80. Isiu It. s x. op. on; Hotel
8N due watch repairing a specialty.
IIOYT. ll. B. 18 No. lain st. 8. N. strictly Intels-
at low prices.
JACKSON. WRAND. IBWnllsi. N. watcheenlia.
tnnruls. ctc. Fine watch repairing a specralty.
silvu and
plated were. rep-tiring especially!!! at. SN .
iel ntannree. land plaster. ground e. wood ashes. 1" LAWYERS.
8R1TH.“‘. 11. A CO Water“. 8'. agents for Wil- PROS RUSS! I No. Rain It. notary. lepl
iiants Clark A Go. II standard fertilizers. business ofsli ki carefully attended to.
HURLBU‘I'I', J. BELDIIN. matted and 6 Castle
Dim
building. Well st
LIGHT JOltN [1. lat Wuhington at 8. N. notary
deeds
count for New Yorkstate
LOCKWOOD. EDW ARDI. round Gazette bldg.
borough. Attorney. notaryaud pensions.
BIYMOUR. JOHN 5. math 3. Psirdeld Co. Nat
Bank building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. room! lanai: building. Well
ll.
urn! "All”.
DARR. nouns l Excelsior llvcynd hm.
ingstablea.
Olav No 8 River et.N
Pine ters-
outs a specialty. Telephones”.
LOCI! MANCVACTCBRRS.
u. 8.
N. Manufacturers of hetlders‘ hardware.
ofleeal Perri at; NewYorkoflecwResdest;
Chicagooflleeihlakest.
NORWALK IDCK COIPANY. 8. N. New York
once stChsrnhersst. Locks and builders‘ hard
ware. designers; founders workers of art
house trimmings in bronze brass and iron.
LUMBER DEA LEBS.
HILL. 8 J. 9Wiié'i'si. R. All ltmdsoflurnherdc
lit-cred to any point by rail. teeth or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALB XRON‘ worms co. The. Water st
waridge 9
N. mebim iron
.dbbs castings. ftwgtugs. tt metal to
pie formalin numb-tau
W]. A. I III
scam. M‘s .thinay
“slim”
m CARDIN!"
MOIAWAW.S.N. hush-dull
guduprodsevlaaessen ftl' thewhelseelanade.
mum
Alannamrl' arrangement-swell.
Ankh-l- ”PW“!-
s
AY'EIS’OR Liflldast. R. annulus“
Hummus-duality;
egp.hrd.e_sdpobt
fruits. poultry. at lowest prices
IN.
mace key. ete. wholesale 1 RRmNJ A. meats. ash.
nuns. wile-d term R. s .
Euse-nutter .fsed..eb.heyst:' Whit-Jill..&. Begumztv.’
cm.oso.aos-aaara,ss. caste-tau.
vegstshlu.frit.eb. larwwattabplevs.
ofsli renown“... .‘I‘fil.mm
WN.A.O. Chiral-III." “diari-
seam Choice-eels.
“WWRWI
beatsniuy.
nausea“ exponent-rs.
nmr. -Wltwvt.l wanna-wet
gr‘b‘ “mhbfibhfl:
nemesis-waywerk.
IADDIIARDIIIll-Dm
RIRRYJQWestmmnk-Ib
“gmnlm this! It! . seats-”hallu-
seal
Leanna-w chaplain-Emilee ”unanimous-“mu.”
learner-roots. mmuwwugea. Jekhisg
MIA.“ 1R. 9*, Mew-Hts.
' MWMMM coasters-seesaw: assert
wnufinmrt- um" ........... n
nae-ms
, nae-save
WIIWCRR. Ami.”
kWh-sustains. manna.
assess an. an
m‘ rlws. hassles
“mitt-r nm*""3*-~
mesa
CAYWI‘IW‘SI“
. 'fTW“ M "" .
we
crescent.
to! .41; “Les.
OWN.AIJI.I.WIIghR.I. Map
WI.“1RR*I.R. Vedis-
“alums. llathml.
setup-Means
“WYkltJlts U Iaahwsfleeu-eahl
Ivdhaesst um
Weasel-l.
sows
some. [.7sz
I...“
ensure. J. a W a s. s
mmmn'm’“
trsw roan assessor-s.
m Olds'vslltstlehsll’slws.
“ill
0.]. “Wall. Gwa-
sl..Na"st.Yorkl.OI~ ’
":8" A 8;CORD-IIARD WWII»
.8 5088. ssdwllatvatleaArwylwverb.
*wbhary. mas.
ARDD oneness.
‘88:.‘8 P' nous-mans“
Lariat? terse-7’
horrw.ilh80..ts:Wstwet.“séR. estd
KIM I
dbl-sis lvecyltsvs. ”an
"ID A ROUIIAR. lht Wsequ. R. lid-I
ant-nippevseflcvwal koystsrs.
VANNAR J. L.ACO.. P..0 80:808. R.
Oysters rlama.wholesalsand
PA'Y'YBIND ARI) IIODRIA.
NORWALK PATTKRR WORK! Che. ll Ale
mat-
mtm;ltlmdesve.8ll. bole
Punaeswmhsepeeislt
Wieslabratadorths Csrtoefsruses. ’
PAINTS. OIL. AND cuss.
PROWITT. J. a Rain at. N. erstt's Ibb.
lasery sad Wadsworth' s nixed paints.
RATIO!!! 11808.me Alhatleesd lselsy‘s
bead. Csleutts oils and Averill Wm
sli'i'll. W 8 ACO. loll? Waterst. R. spate
crime I latrines palate.
PAPER lANGlNG‘.
PRATTACO. Water hear Well. R. also“.
oils sndgiess. st.
PROWITI'. JrT. 48 Rabat. R. window belles.
Holland» litter-ate.
TAYLORACO. mining! elsoherdwu.
8| Wadi-J‘-
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
8LACKRAN.C. A. 11 Rain at, N. Instantaneous
process. Children“ s photm a specialty.
NORTH. 0 8 ‘DWashtugtou 8. N. our
only and that thebest. 0‘. My
RIADR. tN 1.8. Gazette bulld'l‘mN
photographs use per doe; one dos. .1 w.
Pl 880 runes A‘ I) IKPAIIRBW.
HENDKE. C. 1. Lockwood nail. N. Aisodeelerls
pianos. organ. sheet music. etc.
PLANIRG HILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D. 8. R. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLl' IBIRG.
RZEKERACO- W 8 lode Rail block. 9.x
Plumbtng steals and pea Ittlng
NASH 1' l1 £880.01. IainedeustsJ. N.
Plumbing and gas Itusg. ranges and haters.
RAILROADC.
NORWALK 8082i! RAILWAY CO. Jase W.
Hyatt. priest; Iii-la G. Hoyt. rapt.
REAL “TAT! AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB I. Washington at. sent to P. 0.
SN propaty for-tie. hombre-twill
NORRILLA I. IIOIIRDIBU. 5 Washiqton It.
8. N. selling. lettings-CM“
WILSON. O l (inertia hldg. R. m .6
atonsyw loan Also labia-es written Is he:
closeups-laser the lows-tram
WOODWARD. I. A. No. Islet. 8R.hoesvsto
rentaud building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
8nmstfluw.Nwsna-biaetell
hours. dinner 5:.
flZNRY'fi. 1880. Rain «.8. R. The hestfiedinner
in thecity. Board by the day or work.
8ANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. R. A SON. til Washington 8. N
Hydraulic and Civil engineers "
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD'S. R188 [NSTITUTL G Orchard II. R.
Young ladies hurtling and day school.
NORW ALE MILITARY lNthITUTI. N. hanks.
Rob-ms principd Circular on request
READ lrs.11illsidr.N.Dsysnd beaming school
for gxrisand young ladle Pita fuv by I“college.
or course eo- ete in Itself. Pally eqs
rstovy strat- . New York arttsva ewI
musical department
the study or
ml!!-
aeat upt-
IRIWIRG sac-nae.
C. )0 Inlet IR. “Mud
w... «M... e... .. .....
bots. Rap-irisgsqaehlty.
ll". CONTRACTORS.
lemming-us wwwsbaltt. water pipes lslil
elevating. slllug.gradicg. landscape ’8“
DIOR IAR'CIAC'I’IIRIII.
wnmm.asruswsott A 00. AR. Lsdlss’
lee shoes.
0K0. nwnneco Emu-“71h.
rs. and M17 Water
b‘iwss bd wine‘s
kmhdmuellIr-hb.
Illne'Als‘l’e ARI) CRDIIWIAI.
IIU'YCIIIRIORJXRJACQMMYG
shamans.
Spinal sd-autspsor the ‘
art. languages and elocntioa
ssAprlIeth Circulars will be
AlKlR JOHN!) Ids,“ unaware“
. .. QR. for
”thunk-nuance.
"All muons.
BARRJUUUIWuwgamtsWheelw'sbue
by.” Maudhndrsllslv
momenta” WWWOHRW‘
0.8.5 W-Ilqgm.
eras-nonasmrm
WALK MR .WGIKI MMWIII,
abrllhrlml
him“ “LY-III. “a”:
source. Jm scrubs—ssh.
III-um” wuss-tie flak
maflamm
l 1‘ ”hllm‘
KR.
flm'llkoao. l. ME:- Cub... ate-
V...“ d
WM.W “was
”all In." on. W ‘
m.
mum-moo I“
t—wat‘waat “mm,
m I. WI”.
mammal.“ 3.1.. m-
mt mm sumo.
“WAD ransom.
page
WAYWAID the other.
as- wear sass mus- savers are
(leashes-startle
the borough limits.
public will he Invited.
understood, of
easy.
Csvss.was
‘ “Yuck-III err IWW If
widths-I768 “Yssksswwhsti
pavements-sew?
yoawwhtoveat them. Its. mu."
‘1 .
“mm."-
IWII answers. I.“ ”Am
88 W strum. Olleara Adams and Gnrwley raided a
small. mover Ila-Inn's saloon, at 11le Wall 'mzfirwna; ne Ravllsod “M
street, about 1 o’clock this novnlag, sud afternoon .50 'mm’mg
rTHE LOCAL NEWS arrestedfdsCaIsyeanaarphllarosson nus-«lethsesseaof liehelt
sohsrgsoflaaclvioasesrrian. forvloletln tbelusda h PM
rwmwmurmsm. Theo-revvo-uva-Inflldl“ keepin open. their place, 3'3"”
morning. came here from Huntington. A ‘ m
‘”"“m Isra..lestlsy eodworkedssadontestte .“W’m h Tlik8atm
Whmmlmnm ' I'll. the evidence In support of the
m.~m.“mu ‘II ”a“ mi“ families of 3“ m
lflowtmmh main—III». borough. Losing so: patron several m fll'“. "'", "“““‘ """""“'"
“M '“u' weekssgo.endunsbls toptoeursother J were hm’
‘flhhflMfl-b: work suited to bar testes. she not to. mm?" 3‘ Tm" 'W '°' "”
Wkes detuusehlhtfl'lsvedee-ueh sstheraeeastysupply 0! furniture. and LL 31's ' “MT”: Fm mwm"
Twin-Irv» noted the room in which she was found ’ “" ° Ch'w" "a” "'
”humbnlktmdowl
, Islwtlwldsrsseae tat-tween
rlIeugls
thswitneassteodsud ”Mum
WI— momentum of“ g”. luv
’9'..." WWW. mm fit...“ rag-tr” medlhatthsherbershopwasw
i. “m" "rials-mu, . WplflC- Ind madly promised m“ “swarm-«sue W
maroon;
turmoil- trash-r
‘l'rlalty Clank.
Services to- raorrow morning at 10.80.
Raster has.
It American hens could only be induc-
ed to lay such eggs as Werner. the con-
fectiooer up town. has on eshibttion in
his wladow, they would certainly cont
stand a vet y hlsh price. These eggs are
Imported from Germany by Ir. Werner
vxpveesly lor Easter grits, and excel soy-
thIng in the coofectoonery line we have
seen. They are sold at prices which
come within the reach of all.
A flares Do: Right.
A few selected Norwslk sports wit-
tit-seed a fierce and bloody dog fight last
night In a barn s short disunde beyond
"Jack.” a Norwslk
Jog, was t-loted against a dog belonging
to a Nu York sporting men wril known
In this locale y. The battle lasted one
hour and a quarter. and when the dogs
were separated at the end of that tune
truth of them were pretty well done for,
sltbougb the Rorwalk dog is sstd to
save bed the best of the light.
money was at stake, but there was some
betting at the ring side.
A Goad Bakery.
An establishment where one can pro-
cure good wholesome bread. cake and
pastry bone that people generally iIke
to read about and we vrfer with pleasure
at tbstof Ira. T. P.Wr|eon. This bakery
contains all the modern facilities for the
manufacture of elwnlutely pure and
wholrsome breadatnilo—nous but strict
y first club butter and lard being used
Astogls ubl of Ira. Wilson's "8on
made” breed will convince the most
ta-ttdinus of housekeepers that it is par
excellence. Wears convinced beyond
t doubt relative to ornamental cake bek
tog. This lady has built up a large and
increasing trade among our best families
and whenscustomer once trades with
her a change is seldom desired.
ardeu left at 14 Roymond Street will re-
ceive prompr luv-Ilium.
l‘rw- the Y. I. C. A Baa-s.
Region-cg with today the rooms will
be closed for two weeks in order that the
necessary repairs may be made. The re-
rpening will probably occur on Iooday
evening. April 14. Wlllh appropriate earl»
cteeo In the ball above. to which the
The regular sessions of the gymnasium
cleaners on Tuesday and Pndsy nights
will be held As usual notwithstanding
the other rooms are closed.
At the rooms will be closed Wednes
day evening. the night of the regular
meeting of the Board of Directors. the
meeting will be held at the residence of
General Secretary Simone. No.” Frank-
“ "mm" 3- Y» ownss stone crusher and hires
Gas-atlaaaguTuuls. w b! lllOdaytorttn it. Instaprtng
Lucius Tattle. who he. been appointed ‘0‘“ IWW 03.000 to emit
‘l’lli'lll manager of the New York. New
Haven 8 Hartford road. will take charge
of the business, which includes both pse-
anger and freight, on lay 1.1t'ts only
shout a year since he was appointed
Written of the trunk ltno rsilwsy's
pvaenger committee with a salary, it is
stoma. previous to
which he was pabengrr traflc tonnage!
of the Canadian Pseudo road. Ir. Too
“9 mile- s-IIrxfllI-Isrwww
wishthatwd Rmford, Providence
eel. 'e-set: r; rut/1W txrwrt vt‘w
whom bestows-wet”
aerator thshstern railroad and later
general manager of the Boston and
Isles. Ilia rapid promotion is very
:00!wa his many friends in this
--They all use lea-Scandi- soap.
mam-as.
fiestas A. Chess. who bang-the
busine-ofthslaaiaienslottsrylalew
awlsdlsdout of
“between Aurusgbesiledetths
elesefthseesearslathslansrhlosk The smiles! was very storm
esdpvwaserdstlshwwhtasbledfwwosslsgssdwkbher-latwwesws
oss-twssslabof shamblsedths asbuswbtwas the-utter. shave-
ludrswhg. M“muh&fidthasabhadaedd,asdhad
Met thetiekstsed psldths “mums-dicks whieh had
“I Thafollowisgdeyssothwslrseefl ”Minimalist“.
“unsustwuuu— Rowstuehrlldyostaksf‘askedths
tnledthehesrertuosstwsntiethcfths lady.
t8.“ prise also of the last drawing.
ans-withdraw...» “rash-was. Randomness shat
atsusaadtsldthshelaertossllthehl bugldnpfersssdulttaedstahls;
may. Thbthhvtraugerfeiled to mun-ate: t t
hawevIv,ssthaeslrsrsI-dthat humbfiafihsbh
Thaflubse witches-
n’“ 1“" “Po Henry leheub, Fred
Int his“. a". “'0 V“ m "“3”“ Coleman and CherssJoat were put upon
of nightly visits front the wayward eons
out. Inflslrtusncleiutedrthetthssbc
'0 our: in! ll“ ”WW 3'0” wedded-locked toellow himtogoit:
tired of waiting for him to carry tothoback ”a.
bra pro-lee Into eflvct. she dissolved her The same evidence applied to the case
relations with him last night alter a
of Henry Prosb and as the evidenc- was
stormy scene and took up with Barnes, not considered strong enough to convict
who it appears had also promised to
ntsk'e her his wife. :‘Irmprosvcution asked that hath cases be
Suturing under the pain of having
been jIlted, Lows entered sconrplsiot “i, 1w: "‘9 dutxd‘gudmorg
gtiuat Barnes and the Grey woman. ill-1 on. "an“
whichledtotheirerrebunderthecout- '
promising civounsteocb related above.
Afters night is the lock-up they were
brought before Js-tics Austin this morn-
mIr. pleaded guilty. and were each fined
87 00 and costs. Barnes scurried around
among his friends and raised the money,
which unbound in all to 829.12.
As they left the court room together
the Carey woman said there would be a
wedding this afternoon. at which she
would be the bride.
snot rim... Til—EWWI‘NDOW.
Cos-sauces Injustice.
The New Canaan Messenger contrivea
to score some of the ju-tice administered
in Fairfleid County. Hero is its latest:
“The injustice practiced by the criminal
court of Pairileld County during the past
few years is reaping legitimate fruit
Hordes in this county is rampant. and
assaults with intent to kill are mowing
daily, throughout its length and breadth.
Stamford has furnished two murderers
during the past ten days. Thomas
Plonkett. who was shot twice by bloon
keeper flolloran, is dead, and Justice
Curtis has admitted the murderer to bail
In the sum of 85.000. Thomas llnno.
while drunk, crushed his wae'a skull
with a piece of bedroom crockery and
kicked her unmetcifully. from the effects
of which she died on Monday. And what
more can beexpected when a jury of the
superior court imposesoniy a sentence of
two years for wife murder.whicb happen-
ed at its last session. and when a faith-
ful ofllcer of the law can have his
heart riddled with bullets by a drunken
illegal rumseiier. who lives in luxury
foreconple of years at the expense of
honest taxpayers. and then asks for a
pension for his awful crime. with fair
prospects of receiving ultimately a light
nuance. If this state of attain cou-
tinnes much longer, a liberal dose of the
saute medicine that was applied to the
murderers in Chicago not long since will
be in order. Judges. lawyers, juries and
others concerned will have to stand aside
and allow Judge Lynch to show them
how to administer justice.
Two {Hungarians Coat-tit s Dealardly
ACC-
Lsst night two Hungarians went to a
house on Laxiogton avenue occupied by
thril’ countrymen and deliberately tired
three pistol halls through one of the
windows. 0an of the bullets came near
striking a woman. The young rascals
escaped and bid for some time. A com-
piaint was made to the policemen and
they started in pumit of the men who
by this time had gone in the direction of
Ihe lerritt property. They were track
ed through the snow for u long distance
but finally all trees of them was lost
sight of. it is hoped that they will yet
be found.
load-eases Clark's Peasant.
Air. 1’. C Clark, the popular and rifle-
lent roedmuster of the Hooeatonic Rtil-
road System. was sgrenbly and over-
whelmingly surprised yesterday morn-
ing by his foreman who presented him
with a huge roll of greenbecka. it seems
that a large number of tracktnen under
Rosdtnsstrr Clark's jurisdiction conceiv-
ed the idea of presenting him with a
Christmas present last winter snd,for
that purpose started to raise a turn unific-
irns to purchase a ii to gold watch
Christmas name before the matter was
brought to a bead. Yesterday morning.
however, the sun: had reached such
handsome proportions that Jerry Roland
in behalf of the men presented Ir. Clark
with nearly three hundred dollars—with
the request that the sum be expended at
once in a gold watch of whatever make
Ir. Clark preferred. Rnsdntsster' Clark
was dumbfounded at such a generous
exprw-atou of regard on the part of his
turn and has alrwtdy taken atepstocarry
out the "quest of his donors—Farmer.
Oriel“ III-IO hr Cowl Howls.
The town of Sweden, Ionroe County,
No
All ____________
Rn lump-ant on Fisher's Island.
No more government troops willgo to
Fisher’s Island for summer encampment:
and drills. An attempt has been made
to lease the southwest portion of the
bleed known as Race Point. for the pur-
pme, but the Pergusous, who recently
bought the island. insist on so Insoy - D-
ntrictrone that the government cannot
rantee them. Rsce Point hes been
for some years by the government
for summer encampments, and the to-
"fiction. of theFerguaons will compel
the United States troopsto camp else»
where. Roplscehaessyetbeeo settled
upoo.ead isisquite probable that the
men stationed at For: Trumbull will re-
main at their quarters throughout the
stone. and. to make a rough guess. 1
think the .3,” crushed stone enough
to make five tntlesof perfect road. Whey
set the crusher near stone, which is do
hated; the town pays for hauling stone
to the crusher. and pays for flushing it:
the road dlatrietago and get the crushed
stone and lay it. lacb road district and
indie dual to greedy to get the none. and
[think that money thus expendedgoes
ten times b fsr‘lshny Dililit' is mild
"qlt’lfltht‘m"
illhh esters nu out t
uncommon WbWSkhfhe
lirgs' i slid. lii‘this" i’ii‘uddymwiiie’er a”
sslusumIaer. Thelsnd Iaeiey.endths
roads sot laid with stone orgravel are
simply fearful. It would pay a person
wusbsgdletaseetossswhathse
bread-sup the roads is the town of
Ream ht Whom:
adamant-larch nth-need
sway-New York Tribune.
A light liable.
“Welt-aglwestbyths directions
- by a swinging draw-bridge:
es of the ladlrs of the share...
union 10 cents. supper :8 can;
lea have provided for a largo “l
‘0‘ "II I» W to furnish
such so escallast supper that
wonder how It can hedoas for
Supper from It so. Everybody is lethal.
‘nllnhm
eselonslly doing a "speed
to the amusement of sh.
TN Ills does sissy ”joke.
good watch dog, ”Du” _
mmesey ls oedsupolsnsmbsrflm‘t
clover people.
"1.2.." The we oases." .
The above attraction is announced for
Saturday evening at the Opera Roses.
0! the merits of this organisation it Is
needless toatsto when the pnbllob to
minded of Its previous socceb in bi
city and informed that everything ”I! .
in presenting this grand spectacle is br- ;
vied by the company. Besides the new '
scenery. which is said to be most beauti-
ful, new music, songs. deems. marches, _
drills. etc. .. and boqnet of the most re- 1‘
deed specialties are introduced. The
company i a large and talented one.
culled iron: all the dtflereut stage de-
partments. and furnish every ch of
entertainment. flies Adah Bvslytlt.l
pretty and talented setreb, who It. a
host or sdmtrers among theatre-goers. ls
cast for the good Fairy Queen. “I. 1'
Thomas E. Mills. a comedian of lots, i
will amuse with his ludicrous entice as
”WeshingtonKnnwsll. ” The Dem
late of Crystal Palace. Inndoo, Chas.
Chsilm. Agnes and Altos aneile, and .
a number of others equally well known .‘
are among the many. A large audience
should greet this deserving company are
pleasing entertainment is emitted.
Tho County Pals.
Since J. I. HIII acquired pobebitb of
the Standard Theatre. In New York City.
It has been occupied by Dtxey and the
Steppins Stone; bu! the latter playclosed
Ifatch 29th, and Ir. Hill was enabled to
take possession of the house for a pro-
duction which should partake of thenst»
are of a house warming, and be worthy
of soimportsnt an occasion. The h-
mensc amount of work which this will
involve, will necessitate the clalng of
the theatre for the entire week prior to
the production, which occurs, Easter
Monday- evening. April 7th. The pl.’
selected for the event Is a new live an:
sensational drama by Steele leeksye.
the author of 852»! Kirke. Paul Keil'lt.
and many other successful' dramas, and
Is eutitled,“|10ney Had.” he M
which Ilr. Hill has brought Mother '0
interpret this work, includes the'j nstnep
of such well known people as Wilttll
Incksye. E. J. Henley, W. H. ThoInp-
mn, Geo. Weeeeis. E. H. Vaudsrfelt, '
Harry Gwynette, Hudson LyetIld,‘ Geo.
Dalton. lire. Yesntsus, IinnleSelighlah.
Mary Hampton, Lelia Wu and
Queenie Vebet’. This makes probably
the strongest out use brought together
for e single production, and “My;
settings, and mechanical (’8ch slit llh
onepsrwtth It. The principal m
mu he. theresidencoof a monastic,“ a
wierd and mysterious den of counterfeit-
mende river by moonlight. ml
lbw-sh
which a boat seventy feetin inleugth,
packed with ominous enjoybg
themselves and dancing to the music of
en oreheatrsou board, will plan. The
advance sale of seats is mm
at of the leading clubsof New?
Ing taken large blocks of seats
notable production‘ .
A Deahary luster Cab-1b let‘s.
John J. Burke, aged flfty,of new
a hat finisher, comrttedsufldellldky
heenoutofworklosrutenths and
hohadgrown bird of living,
wrfsdledebonteyearembd
hesndowa heated smallest
nochildren. -
..'.l I“ ‘,
lualfsrrsy hill det— What is that
Mundane soles in the ash} up”
"lt'e the Brunettes. hesfisg
Burke’s
hob
In”
I'm-“E's” ill. for
log a loath? rs M “
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