NUMBER 707.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" THURSDAY. APRIL 3.1890.
oincgolonv 1
Will Bll'llnlll Illil‘llll
TOWN OF rtouwnsfl
Abbreviations: rt-rtmhni 3 shown. it
walk, [I ~MN
to thosa of our vendors who are rial. al-
ready aware of Ilsa fast on would say that
ovary fir- hsrsia rsprssoatad. wlsotksr of
largo or small dagroa. will ha found
Isriolly rallabla in ovary buntasno Ira-s—
waths. and wall worthy of all patron...
onto-lad to than.
All OOIHIIOORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. Tho. Water st,
s-r it. ll. bridga.
mlr‘rvuc-rs. and
B. It. at,
m. VI. which! plans
RANDALL. mun. cor. Main nodelIslo, N
Iain, prospective vssnd Ills honours (hm-b;
AllmONleo.
II‘I'CHIIL, “new once ”Wall ILN. IIoaI
ulna haiku sad auctioneer
1101111“!me a L'HOIBEDIBU to Washington rt,
slllttndoof property sold.
BAKERS.
DoKLYN A 8011.17 Isis dl“mp, N. and 54 Washington
in confectionery, its
usual. Icon, etc.
SCOPIILI) EINA (1.19No. lain st. II. N. Sole
spent for Man'- or Ice cream.
WERNER, CHAS 1.. Iain It.“ Wall, N. Pure
and ice cream. Fro-h goods daily.
WILSON‘B 'ilorrio Nada" Broad Bakery, 15.
Losvo orders at 14 Raymond II.
BANKS.
CKN’iaALIgATIONAL BANK; 1'3», Wail It, a.
on I no
113.»... m “3!. dent;
yer, vice-
William .Cnrtlo,whl er
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, GBWIIhlugtoost
noeralu.S. N. Capital 81(1le surplus ’1‘),
bill. RH. Rowan, president; Jacob I. Lay
lot.
I'AIIIPIKLD COUNTY NATIONALc BANK, 'I'Iie
MWIIlst,N. l CIpiInl’flio,
Pint" James .iiyatIl; vice-plush. Edwin
O. “Kaela ,stisc.
PAIRPIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The,5l
gall 1!. Deposits moo, surplus WM
8. loot! Nan-in S. Crsw,vlcc
pron; Jamil. Bailey,treso
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The, 51 Wall
II, N. lnoorporstsdlfldfi'. Capital 8230,11». Eben-
III,“ R J. Hill vice
Price. malls...“-
EDirectors E. “ii RJ. uHill
Wilson, E. Board, D. W. Pitch, W. 1'.
Bishop. Bankers Merchants. lsoufa'cturers‘ ,
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.
NgieIWALK SAVINGS “8’90er gigs“; ali’n, N.
190076? ‘[ Eli I]! Bing!
ll. pfi‘olflifl, $000 R. B. IItllrsul'nrd, vice-priest;
George E ,treas.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.A The, De-
posits over Mill). Idai Sol-
mnns. pm; John“ R. Koo tress. interest
paid depositors. Money but”? on mortgage.
BEEF, (WholesaloJV
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF C0. S.N
beef pork, sheep, lamb, val, etc.
TERRY WM. I. A C0., Armour'sheef and
provflonn. Homedrened lurub and mutton.
BILL 1’0st AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUTTON, J. P. Postoflicehoxflfi, N. Circulars
foldod' In over 1m Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITIIB.
CARR,GBO. T. foot Raymond It, 5. N.
ohoetngs sanctity.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELLGKO. 8. A00. P. Ohoxuat B. N. builders
ofbridgos. docks, pile l.oundntions etc.
ROM AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, H. 8. Bo. lain II, S. N. custom Work and
aspectnlty.
HARVEY, c. H. No. Iain at, S, N. specialties in
hootnshoel hoeland rubbers
SCHAUBJOHN & SON. 85 Washington st, S. N.
Agood tat low prices.
ROOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
.Hsimuond
HorstL
3001mm AND STATIONERS.“
PINK”, J. Alt'I'H N. card eugrsvl ,
UR. Iii/unloved?“
,bsnbnllsnd
PLAIBTID’I DRUG STORE. 48 Washington It,
KN. Scbodss ssoudndios gwsaalnstionsry
ROI-Amwoada-dhpozgm
KNAPP,.B.FWIIIrIt,8.N.IIIsasuemer
Generalfllipjobblng
BUILDINGIATIRIAIS. S..N also
MJOH‘NH. mwnumms
Hummflmhy,nrsw,etc
LEONARD, CHA8.'I‘..WItorst,N brickofsll
' whhrirkndcgy 'w'm’wuu
..., ,
I‘m Glflhllan. fa-wlydw
w. annular snoop-s
. and
Islam-waists m
J'l'km. sunk-swo-
”mm
anon worm
{motioned-mum
onmwa-gns.
BFV‘\I~‘1‘1‘,JF.I9 Main st, N Busincss I‘stab-
SUOFIELD & HOY’I’, Shun-tic lildgfl .
STREET. EDWARD, b (lautlr! bldg. N.
Bl’XTON 5t HRL’SDAUE, outer It litmmlict's, 43
0:“ AN \(rH' 5 EXPRESS
SHE H“ 001), W.
BYXBEE. 1".8. A (TO. 99 Main st. N. Manufactur-
NORWAIJI EXTRACT ("0. N. munufacturcrs of
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's rtipcnvphosphatcs
SMITH. W. II. It CO. Writer st. N. agents for Wil-
RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock. spec—
HI'NT A 151.111", 6:) Washington st.
MORTON. JOHN D. Ii'J'hylur nI’cnue, S. N. Also
mnroxn nuns. contractors for flag. concrete,
minim “EA"AT‘N” Imr WATER
IEBKKK, w. n. u co. Music Hall block, 3. N
“Isussn Gun" I'LOUR,thc best made.
L'HOMMEDIEL’,DANIEL, east end of Washington
RAYMOND BROS. bay. stmw, flour and feed in
RED MILL, Daricn, (‘rofut A: Rose. Grain choice
BERG. PIH'L, Woodwunl Place. 8. .‘I'. plants, cut
ICKAY, JOHN, E. N. ncnr tht Ilnpot
SMITH, JOHN B. So. Iain st. SN. lheoldestsnd
COLEMAN. TBBODQREWssh'Ingtou II, (east end)
CRAI A WHIHLESEY, 8 Iain at, N. (Ray
RAYMOND GEO. H. new store «to and 48 Main It.
STOW, DAVID, 8,8,3), and!!! Bo. Iainst, SN.
NORWALK 0A8 LIGHT COIPANY, ofllcc 19
HOWUKm9IuIIIm WIIIIIN. whole-
SW3“. “and “Will II, N. wholeuie
' um. nnaoo. boon-unit.“
mm
meanness.
Mb‘d‘
”‘z’irfl’mu. “W“... ° ......P
compress (Daaiors Ina Its-Irv.)
KW. ISAAC, Is win-lam u. 9.14.00!
also. lilo. cob. elm whom no.
.78” C DWI“ Rainbows:-
“winking.“
00.9“ HANU'AWIIRRRII.
RUTH k GOLDSCIIIID‘I‘, faotarym Ii N Iii-nut»
tunes of tbo celebrated ital)
COUOII REIBDIEII.
”Aim COUOII RBIBDY,wnrrnatod to cars,
mansfscturod still Washington II. 9.19
CBOOIEIIY AND CLAUSWAIIII.
NAME! B ABBO. cot. IstanudWoststh N.
Anson and tin wars
UNIVERSAL STORE, The. No lisln or near Wool,
harp, crockery, glass wore, bousofnriilohlagsmte
DRNTIKTII.
BOUTWEIJ..C. 1' undor'oblock tIo. lalnot,i§.
Olk:s.boltvs as In. loop In
KENDALL. 030.11.. I) 11.11. Waobligtgnmor
PrankllwnstsBN lioursssrn too. in
NBWKI J. C. oflos st residence Lowls It,
itK. Church .N. gssnsltulnlstcrsd.
(told poIeIIalII crowns turmoil.
DOORS. all! AND IIIJNDS.
BliTII.W. H.1C0. IodinWstorsI, N carriage
woodwork. wit-sh. sec.
DRAIN A I) NEWER PIPE, .
PIERCE! I. 8 onset", BK (Windstorm
Iswsroualoeotovulc
RAYMOND Buns. Akron salt glued hmlcomcbi
pipe, :I to as inches in (llilllil' tor
DRUG” AND till I'ZMICAUII.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt aw, K, N.
undsy hours, 8 to to s.m.. t to II p. iii. l’ruscrlp
lions carefully compounded.
GREGORY, J. (I. atWIlist, N. Established 1899.
W holensle and retail. Popular prices.
RIthI-i JOHN A 11 Main II N. I'vrfnmes ,~Iifty
live (lliiI-rcvit perfumes
Pl AISTED'S. GI Washington If. S. V.putI-nt int-di-
clncs,ctc. I'hysiclnns prescriptions n sir-tinny.
DRY ~60! DDS.
AIBLKE J. L. A: SONS—"Tho Multahlc." No. 2
Castle building, N. Dry goods, oll cloths, inst.
tings sud rugs.
BANKS, E K Mahsckemo Howl block 8 N. dry-
goods, untious,glovrs. etc Uiiicheuasperislty.
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERMAN, A. A: SON. lit Washington st. S. N
dry- goods. carp. ts, etc. In: silv i
()8 Wash
lugtonst, S V. (Sci sdit-rriscincnli
Dry
gmds, fnnI y goods. Inotiorm and l’iOIIlt‘ ry.
1: NPR lists.“ 1-: N.
Wall rt. N, Our motto, prompt attention."
rug: furnitim- and
pianos moved LciiIc orders utgll’lniiltcvl s, S N.
W .V. slate at post Olllit. and
Hale‘s. (.‘ttft‘ful niid prompt service.
EXTRACTS. ESSENCES. ITO.
era of St'iitiI-Iil‘r colt-brutal flavoring extracts.
llni: extracts. Ambler A Boll.
I‘IIIITIIJZ 1-: RS.
isl Insunrcs. land plastrr, ground houc,wood as
liams Clark A Co‘s standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
isle to order,llro mortar mud,chinincy duo linings
PISII, OYSTERS, CI. AMS, ETC.
S N. one
fish, oysters, clams. fruits, game. vegetables, t-tc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “’ALKS.
stone dealer
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
BBS.
sole agents.
II'IAN'R. GRAIN AND FEED.
Don't
fall to use it.
It bridge. The choiccsl of funiily dour kept.
package, load car or cam lots.
ground feed .gnhuni and ryc flour.
FLORISTS.
flowers and ornamental pieces mud: to Ui’llt'l’.
Baldina
lento—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds
ll‘ine roses a specialty.
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants. cut
Bowers, etc. floral work of all kinds a specialty
FURNITURE DEALERS.
nond‘s old stand). See advertisement.
N. Fourdoors above oldslore
Furniture, mattresses. etc
GAB LIGHT COIPANIES.
Walast.N. Gasforlighghostaudpower.
Cokssixoentsperhushei. Coal Tar tbroe dol-
lsrsperharrel, pnekageextrs.
0300238. Wholesale.)
dour, grain, hay.etc
mM.Ioad.u-h.hlr.m
GROCRRB.
BBOWNAWILOO row-amass
sgulisformiehrslcxtlmnilgton ereamorybrlltsr
BECKER, CONRAD, 141 Washington It, 8.1V.
ebotespoeaiusudpsoriflao.
Inhn,8.N. tabledsbenoisforiamliytrsds.
WANAO'BIIIJJ m Iain II, N. dour,
fosd.bnty,strsw,cosiaurlwood. N. 1 “a
PINNEYOBBNIDICTAIWIII It, maney
MmfeetloleryJ fete.ruit,
mom. flammgnw
‘5 .Iclalnn. was.“
I.
manor. roadblo-
memosausrrSIWnarcn I
III-chit!
ono. Wilton avo. and School nt,N.
prions.
Newmnowgosdssudnew
surrounds. ls Wash st, 8.1!. bond-
favosleiwatod ‘Dsw ‘Ixnssdgoods.
quarters
VALDIN. CHAS. H.5Wnlin,N. Creamaybst-
lacks-Inga” Minna.“
RAW!!!“ motor)
ASCEJIIIHIJJMIIJJJIIMM
gransmgfiaflco. $9.109! BMIKKB
.1 ”mm“: m ......“
:‘Hr‘. T0018.
.A. * B. N. iron I ,
mummuzmmm
IA W I.
asst-rm a“: w“ n, I.
membranous“.
I?” RV. & 00.11" fi‘I. ”I.
.811 awn-amass.
lta'wi'arkolss
twat.“ Wlss
u‘lnst,b.l.ablsw
‘wan.nay.9.3.
CHAK II. manor to Hstrhlnn, ”No. I
RAE-NE“ nuns.
“fwd-Wallnitmustm nadolisrnom
sad It anally duos.
ROI“! DEALERS.
PARSONS 11.11. Bmksldol ltask l'srsmi Ii..N Ins
lmrles rolled to all purposes. All animals sold I"
this ostabii osrnhmrsit Irnwnrrsn Hollis of tho
Punch warning stallion "
“0118! ”10288.
Nte' IIAI. JOHN. No Rain ot, it N. special It
IoIIvslIgl wshoslag driving A trotting hours.
"OTB“.
AIERICAN um Is lainstN J 0 Collins.
itu L' attached.
unw
65:th noun. so 1mm plaos. usurp
sonwnu nor: hwm 1). sum ILII mm
01..” WELL IIIYI'EL, as Washington It, 9m N. ltood
iInvIlnsd. transistor. European plan. III) rims.
HOUSE 'llRNlfllllNG GOODS.
STEV ENS, J H. WWsohlugton It, II. N crockery.
alaoownro. II II and wooden ware.
ICI' DEALEH'.
EI‘III'IIARD. B. “Boltlcn I'olnt Farm," ll. .V. also
milk producer.
s
In
INSURANCE AGENTS.
00011110] A LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain st. N. lnosr~
sorsnnd rosl ostntolnallits branches.
LAY'I‘ONJtCOBI. Washinw. l! will In? S).
atom II. I
IZOI' 5}“ (Kill), 3' Mair. hf'altis Willing. Real
chair-,1 Invoswwssls
HORRELI.& L'HOilHIIDII-IU, WWI-blunt»: st,
:6 N. strictly Iirotrclsss wutpsnlm represented
'I‘AI"q LOB A tiOLDI-‘N 45 h 4‘! Washington It
Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT (IEN'I. LIFE INS. (10.. N. S. L'-
Hornmodlen, spout, Washington It, SN. soc Id.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. 4:» Washington
III, S. N. H. ('. Dibble, assistant supt.
NOIIWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N, In ourmsful
businrss slaw 11400. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N5. ()0. The, Lnltdcr‘s block,
Mani st. S N. Jno. l-‘rirnch, asst. superintendent.
I INVESTMENT SEC li' BIT] I28.
CIlAI'In‘lTIID. it B. Masonic bldg, N. 0% Roads
bliiidloscx Banking and Equitable M't'gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. II. .t'. (,‘O. 15 and IT Water st, N.
springs, salt-s, rurrisgo hardware, ole.
"ION FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I‘, E. Eli. 52 and .50 Watcr st, N. Iron work
of all kinds.
Till: Dl'NI‘AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st. S. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOIINDRII-ZS.
GILES A' (“LANCY II The Narwslk Iron Works
I'm, and also ill Bridgeport, Coiiii.
JE‘VEIIERS.
FERIIIS. A. S, 39 So. ,VIiI‘in ILSN. op. t‘ity “0th.
SS line which nrpairing u rpt‘t‘ially.
HOYT, H. H. 183'”. “min st, 5 N. rirlrtly firstcluss
gnu-li- [11' low pflt‘llt‘.
JAI'KSOV. IxultAND, 58 Wrillot, .V. watchrmdla-
IIIOIIIlIi. etc. Finc much rupturing a usually.
ROIID. H. h'. diumondsjstchw, jewelry, silver and
platml wsro, rI-pnlrini: aspcclnlty. 33 Mom at, SS.
LAWYERS.
.II‘STIS. ALFRED E. room 3 )Imaniilv burg. Wu”
H borough. Sotnryiind Rial Ilium.
FROST. RUSSELL, 8 No. Main st. notary, legal
business of all kinds carefully attended to.
Hi RI Eli,” J BELDEN. rooms; uud ti Gazettc
building, Wall st, borough.
LIGHT, JOHN H. II): Washington at. S. N. notary
commissioner of duals for New York state.
LOI'KWOOD, EDWARD M. mom 4 (Isrxitc bldg.
borough. Attorney. notary and washing.
SEYMOUR, JOHN S. room It, Fulrt'iold Co. Nut
Bunk building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. rmml Masonic building, Wall
st, borough.
LITERI’ STARLI-ZS.
DANN HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board
log stables. Odin No. II River III, N.
GREGORY. CEO. 8 It Knight It N. Fina turn-
outs a rprclnlty. Telephone out
LOCK MANI' FACTI REES.
LOI‘KWOOD MANUFACTURING (IO. Ds st, 8.
N. .‘ilsnufiicturers of butldcrs‘ hsnlwsrc. intnn
other as i'corl st: New York otilcc 99 Reads st;
('hicxigo office 19 Lake st.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY S. N. New York
odlcc I12 (‘ humbtrs rt Locks and blilldl‘ rs' hard-
ware; designers; founders workers of artistic
hulls-c trimmings In bronze, brass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. II J. 9Wuler lit, N. All kinds of Imuherdt.»
hit-ml to any point by rail, learn or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORW ILK IRON WORKS CO The Water st,
nonrit. It bridge, 8 N General machinery iron
and brass castings, forgin Babbitt metal, re
pairs for mnfnetories s tumbontr.
SCOPELD, W. A. KnlgbIsLN. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
mum OARDRNERS.
JENNINGS! WATBRBURY S. N. berries and all
in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A MODELIARKET, 3) Wall st, N Wm Wardwsll
prop, beef, veal lamb. mutton nodpouilry.
AVISON,A.158 Iain at, N. meats. fruits regrets.
bios, fish, oysters, clams, and «allow, butter,
eggs, lnrd,oonnodguods. etc.
BENNETT A BUSTED, meats, ”hill 0
oters, clams, fruits, B‘No. Main st,S
BISSELL. DANA C. 1% Iain II, N. choice mats
poultry, fish. vegetables,etc
BRI'I‘TO’B CENTRAL MARKET, 6 Water st, N,
Meats, vegetables, fruits. poultry, atlowcot prices
CARR. WILLIA! H. Benedict Pam rough-gm- KN,
Fine meats. fresh vegetables—Iowans
PARRINIYI’ON J. A. meats, “tgfiultryJobmystm,
vfl'lilegetahlu.
lob
ts.ot¢.huttsr, RSqusrv,8N
GEIST,GBO.HBMIIIII,S.N. choicemosts,
vsgetnhles,frsit,etc. Inwostoash
S..N primennls
HAYES“. PBRDh ”No It: tall
arpec y.
JUDSON.A.G.Oootrsllnrket..oor lsinaridiinvt-
Innd.st,S N. Choioomestn. poultry, vegetables.
WI. lflWuhlngtosskbridgo, S
N. dealsrxif‘allklndsfrsdmonla.
wcswoign. L WashingtouSLbridgokiN. In
oymdnms. vegetables,
LOCKWOODILOCKWOODM 1‘ Iain ot,N Ins
filer-week-
meatsponllry aspseinity.
LYON8,A. stouwen Harkst,£No.lalasl,
8.wa sssntslowvstandpouilryat prices.
IALIO. ALBIN. lain st, nenWIst. B N. choice
when-emote
1, the, op schooling 3.x.
consult. ricou, to “W no.3
braids-
mmom< -
€33“? bummmcm
WADKW. smut-Grams SUN rum
toallpnrtsoftownwitklnsheahaod t-uts.
WIXON, J KnWfllmN. Cholcansnta. pooh
lry,frsils.vogsiablss,buttsr.
WANDGRANI'I'I.
EATERW. Wear II,N. minimal
grsalts undmbhwuhshodsnlsr to building
modes-Inlay
0 HENRY mtavo.B.N.Aliki-h
8T UK. I
mm.WILIJAI,19WIIIInmN.Btmm
sinvns. Alarm etc.
IIITH.
M
WMMII
(summer. anti-Q's
lusw . J
m).- “WILD ohhiq
Its-in
I
mansions. prfsoIIIg-o»
RWJI‘RMRJL Itsshllwhg
minor-airs», sit. as
m. aqsshity. m _
u w! III. unis-ru-
. I
milky-wands. "
m'rz. I188 IINNIEP. i9! Iain II, N. Plano
sud IttonnoIrnr
y.
HUNTINGTON.NBS.199 Nsiu II,N. Veal Is-
It Bram“ 'o.
Well “.3
mporiodlrnl- to.
owspaporl. ,nadtla gia- won
7! w—hin'gm'. II. II. N.
NEW 8 III'OND-IIAIID PURII'I'UIII.
OTHER melts AI"! DWI.-
OH’I’IILL, II. J. fmgfiynnlfifl" I W‘
Ibiynioml) planters, aim
and shippers of Norwslk oystors.
l’. O. Box M9 5 N
PATTERNS AND MODEM.
and Hot Air Furnace work a specialty. Solo
PROWI'I‘T. .I. T. ‘5 ifsln II. N. Jowctt‘o loads.
It'll], Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
PAPER HANGINGH.
I'ItOWl’I‘T,J. 1'. In Main st, N. window shades,
paints, oils, glam, etc.
DENIM. Chlldn-n‘s photos a special! y.
RHADMAN. l-'. R. (Burrito buildl 5. Cabin“
llllMll'ZI-I. i‘. F. IIK‘kVOOd Hull. N. Alz‘tlllt'all'l' in
RANDALL. MINER I). E. N. All kinds of wood
HERRERA (‘11. W. II. Music Hall block, 3. N.
Plumbing and gas titling. ranges and hostcrs.
Hyatt, pivot; Edwin G. Hoyt, oupt.
S .V. pmperty for sale, houses to rent. Isoc adv. l
WILSON 0 E. Gazelle blag N. Investments and
WOODW Am B. A. No. Malnst, 8.11M")
BEE HIVE. 5 Wow: It, N. warm mall at All
in the city. Board by the day or week.
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
Young Indies boarding and day school.
Iii-1A0 hire. ilillslde.‘.\'. Day and boarding school
IHIIO macs-no.
BRADLEY .o. W. ottholstsz.
it Noah) III st.N. mnoie only
GIBSON. Am. 8 97 High H PM
All! . n, . m
NASH I198 JENNIE K. 8 North arenas. N-
i'tsaoaud andovgsu los.tturtloa
IAWYIIIIu I“. ILJ. leach“
voulm Residence
MI ”"070.
BODWILL. 11.3. “Washington at 0.19. blank
books, ,oowsos , I!
Wg‘iEILBR. J. ii ind Washington It W. 6.19
NEW ”YORK WING!"-
I'BRRIII Orders loft at Bodwsll‘s stars.
LOOKWOOD. (I. B. alone be II. I.’ a!"
ory'.sN: New Yorkltlo Graham“
I'ODIIORB, WI. under Salvation Armyflrvaeks
S. N. Siovos,rangss, crockery, carpots,stc. ‘
BE HIRAI P. 0 Box iii. Ii. N. whoislu
Ippov of oystasssd till!
sate dealer In Induyslws.
HOY'l‘W. 11.38091 iMWskmBHN ootof
' ' and slants-ah
dmlm in native oysters.
RPED A “OUBIAN.1MWAWII,3.N.DIIBW
VAN NAME, J. 1.. A; (10..
Oysters and clams, wholesale and Mali.
NOIIWAIJI PATTERN WORKS Chas. ll Als-
Iimrpc,pro prop, Riversida ave 8. N. Stoves, lite-sin
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
liarury Ind Wadsworth's mired paints.
RAYNOND BROS. chett‘s. Atlantic and Haley's
SMITH. WJI. AI'O. lit 17 Water It, .V. agents
for Inngman tb Martinez paints.
PRATT A CO. Water It, near Wall. N. also paint:
oils and glass.
Hollands, fixtures. fl“.
TAYLOR & ('0. 21 Main st, N. also hardware.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BI.A(‘K.\IA.\'.C. A. II Main st. N. Instantnnooor
NI IRTH. G, S. 78 Washington at, S. N. one quality
only and that lllt' best.
photographs 92.31) per doz; orni- fdoz. [I :1).
I'IANU Tl'Nle AID REI'AIBIBS.
pintim. urpiiis. shoot music, etc,
FLASH“? MILLS.
work :It wind or for the trade.
I‘LI'MBING.
Plumbing. steam and gas fitting.
NASH. I-'. II, GI Bill). cor. Main and West str. 3. N.
RAILROADS.
NOIIWAIJI HORSE RAILWAY C0. James W
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DAYTON, JACOB I. Washington It, no}! to PD
MORRELI & l' IIOMIIEDIEL', 95Waahiugtou st.
.~ V selling rcutlngsndcollecting.
mom] to loan. Also innursnce written in best
of companies It the lowest rates.
rent and budding lots for ale.
RESTAURANTS.
hours, dinner 25c.
HENHY'S, 16 So. Iain If. S. N. The best fit: dinner
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER, \I'. B. & SON. 45 “'sanglon If, S. N.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD'S. MISS INSTITUTE, 6 Orchard II, N
NORWA LK SOLITARY INSTITUTE, N. bank S
Roberts principal. Urcular on request.
for girls and young ladies lit: for any college,
or course corn lute in itself Fully eqm lab
rstory altar . Nchork artists crnp ed L1
musical dupsrtiuont. Spoc'llsda or the
the study of art. languages and eiocntios
Spring term as April sth. Clrculnro will be
sent upon nppl stlon.
SEWING MACHINES.
SHAILER. C. I. 16 Soflnln st, SN. "Wheeler and
Wilson" and “Household," needles, oil, attache
limits. Repairing a specially.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYIIOND BROS sewers built, water pipes In“,
SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
LOUNSBIJRY, IATHRWSON& CO. $.19. Lndid
line about.
GEO. B. “mom. fact nudsalesroorui’l “'3,
75, and” H Water st. 8 Established In)
Isnufsctnrers of ladies‘ miracs' and chll
flufootwear for the retail trade.
SHIRT-WAIST: AND UNDERWEAR.
HUTCHINBON. COL! A CO. Norwnlk. New York
and Bridgeport, Cons.
SPORTSUEN'S oooos.
AIKEN, JOHN H 38laln II, N. for
guns, 'lsblng tackle, mmtlfiwm
STAIR BUILDERS.
BAKER. JULIUS, Wstevst. sexttoWkseior'sfotn-
dry,8. N. Stnlnnndbnnd rsllstoavrirr.
THE DUNCANll iRON RAILING WORKS, WI.
I‘vll- N W“ JHMWD-
mass ENGINES AND W
NORWAIK IRON WORKS C0. The,Wsuir
nesrR. B. hrtdgs,s ..N u,
MAINE]? "Cl“ AGENTS.
LAYN’I'ON Jacob I. w ......m
nil-rm II. n ’
sir-mo
Joann. mffiWfin‘l, a»
mommtlmit It III-norm s. KID
RA “m B11083,“ wows; mm H
buildilgotows.’ “outlook-laps
crowns, moss AND nan-runs.
Income.
UNDERTAKRIO.
donor 7 II- In
WOOD.
NOBWALI‘. rum on. w Ion-Ia
all
IOHTONJOHN Btu S. N.
and bury tracking mm lymnttsadsl to. U!“
JENNINM D. app. Hans RR. dspot, lesi-
BAYIOND. 03010-de N. Rd-
bulletin“. W774;
610.1). I. d
more.“ V flundfllslrs-t
PRICE Tim on
THE EVENING SENTINEL,
MMHPmoovn-fiflm one: key
Ito. It.lrontVorko0o. Water absent at all
factories. ' I"
a; shutnptbohosaaddosotop- or lunch tho
usuullbamtlrslayosruslghborhood.
“raga...“ ...“... “......“m
w
uropsrptnon. OAIUILI WAN.
Chin helm.
T HE LOCAL NEWS.
For other local new are fourth page.
No Ballin:i~;:-errow.
To—morrow being Good Friday 'l'ltz
EVENING Ssimsin. will not be published.
South Norwalk Post Moo.
Postmaster Chas. E. Doly informs us
that the poslofllco in this city will be
cloud ”10.30 tomorrow and will not
beopened again during the day. The
usual morning delivery will be made.
The Policy Gases.
Yesterday in the Court of Common
Pit-us, Bridgeport, the constitutionality
of Nnrwaik's ordinance relative to policy
playing was considered, although no dc-
cisinn was arrived at. This matter will
besottled before the pending cases are
tried.
Trinity Church.
Services to morrow,Good Friday, at
l0l0 s.nI. and 7.30 p. In All who
would like to join in a solemn public
commemoration of the suffering!- and
death of our bird and Saviour Jesus
Christ, whether in the habit of attending
this church or not, are earnestly invited
to be pmwnt at the services.
Rooter lggs.
Nov" before has there been exhibited
in Norwalk such a fine display of Easter
eggs as may now be seen at Warner's
confectionery establishment up town,
and we trust that all who appreciate
beautiful gifts will call without delay
and make selections. They are oflared
at extremely moderate prices, and there
is no good reason why every family in
Norwslk should not be the happy pos-
sessor of one of Wernor's beautiful En-
ter eggs.
Not Affected a Penny‘s Worth.
F. R. Townsend a 00., dry goods com-
mission merchants at No. 73 Worth 81.,
New York, failed yesterday with liabili-
ties of $225,000. The firm acted as the
New York comspondent and selling
agent for the Norwalk Mills and also for
John and James Dobson of Philadelphia.
A prominent stockholder and officer in
tho Norwslk Mill company said this
morning that the failure would not of-
loci tbs company a penny ’s worth; that
tbvy would now transact their New
York business through the Dobsous.
Past Day bowie“
l-‘I accordance with the proclamation
of ii..- governor a public service for con-
tbs Congregational Church tomorrow
at 10.30a.ln. Subject—“The Moral Cori-
ditiou of South Norwalk.” Mr. C. F.
flsllock will speak upon the political
aspect of the question. Mr. John E.
Light upon its social side. Rev. Archi-
bald Wheaten on its religious aspect,
subject from its educational IIIndpoint.
invited to the service.
siou is good for the soul.”
“Barons! «Indian-sash as rain... .
lo.lt.lstnstrsntoarsw
wufim ofAsasbssIIIIyst
”tumuflhshdi abbwm
A WINNIPAIIK In! Blilllb. LUNCH!” Hill "0.
a sin Roy-ad tho I...“ Ll-lts and vs. caiss- Isis Inad'a sass-s lssiabls
sown WALK. Oat of tho Isaak of Water lass Iva-lag
26 MAIN mm. A two-story fratusbars boloayiag Io Upward of too psoplo sIIsodsd the
n p _ ..- 1108'le ... .. Hark W. Stevens, situated on the wool— bnokot sociable given by them Rois
-' . ’W~~m~iu ~ « orly side of the Wluulpauk road. soar band of tho Norwalk Methodist church
'0. g ”I! ”fill“ m “ M Ibo Fair Grounds, was destroyed by lira Inst Ironing. Tbooxsroioesopsosdwltb
lo ‘. mud yesterday afternoon. About half-past duality-Work forthongbt isGoIniug.”
a?” ”a.” mum-Inst; ”fl“ one o’clock, whllo Ir. Stevens was which was followed byauoriginolreoi-
'.. I, H“. mm . a working In his yard. he heard a crack- tattoo by Dovsio Fountain, of Stamford.
. 'IMI-N ’~ 0- WM: ' ling sound, and looking in the dlrrctlon Hr. Fountain gave several other recitaa
Ito. 11, ”mum“; ”mm of the born, he saw a volume of smoke lions of a humorous character during
m ' W‘WI: “Fa-”u rising from the roof of the building. the evening, whoroin be displaysdmsrk-
annulus-o. Mutual-a Ha barely had time tormuo his two odshllttyssoa oiocntloolst. lissliong-
horses, his wagons and his barriers-Ibo otal and Kiss Comatook Isagapretty
fora the entire building was enveloped duets in which their voices blended
In flames. II but-nod quickly to tho sweetly, and lfiss Cbssmnr. Kiss God-
ground. A small osrrlsga bolus adjoin- trey, Ilsa Burr, James Fountain, James
lug tbs horn and an ion boussou tho Hsnford and Louis Hsnford appeared in
Grumman place, may purchased by alsogbsbla dialogue entitled “Our Cali-
Besjamiu Tayhr,tookdrosnd worsslno forolao Uuolo.” After this Interesting
mm «mm u ,jfi, mm destroyed. Ir. iiisvoos' and Br. ‘I'sy- programme of erclsos same Ibo sale of
dtywatorlstobsturssd Ior's bonus wore on fire seven! times, baskoto contain as luncheon for two.
Issrsosrmsssonv m but the woli-dlraotod work of a few men By the terms of the purchase tbs psr-
JP WW“W&M‘T” of the neighborhood saved them from chaser shared bislnuch with the young
bookall monsoon. manly, m Ié m burning. lady whose name was found on the has—
Bhortly before two o'clock an alarm kot. This part of the programme was I
was turned in from box 52, located on source of much pleasure and amusement
Iain street, near 0. K. Scoliold’s store, to the old as well as the young. The not
and the entire firs department of tho proceeds of the entertainment were
borough was promptly on the way up about .25, and the wholo affair wsssuch
Hsin street, only to find as they sp- shattering success that liters is already
preached the fire that it was beyond the some talk of repeating it at an early
borough limits and out of the roach of date.
water.
About a ton and a half of hay and
twenty bags of oats were consumed with
the building, but everything slaeof value
in the barn was saved. Ir.8tsvonsesti-
mates his loss at 0600. There was an in-
surance of 3300 on tho bars in the
Niagara Insurance compsny. The Don-
bury and Norwalk road bounds the
premises on the west, and it Is thought
that a spark from a paging Iocomo
may have set the born on fire.
The Dahts of contractual cities.
The Waterbury Republican prints s
longtby article upon the debts which the
large cities and towns of our state owe.
It says:
According to the quadrennial report of
the comptroller issued at the close of the
year 1888 only firs towns in Connecti-
cut wero free from debt. The entire
tivo town indebtedness reached the enormous
figure of 910, 714, 714 27.
The little town of East Granby has
-mmfil. soap is . strictly page soap, the minimum recorded indebtedness,
and Is elegantly perfumed. Try it and “'9 9030““ be“!!! 9153 39 Whlla HR"?
you will use no other. ford occupies the opposite extreme with
m-..“ a town debt of ‘1.966,358.08. Middletown
is a small place, but with a debt of 81,-
057,910, is not an inglorious rival of the
Capital City. New Haven in right on
the heels of Iiddlolown and occupies
third place with a debt of 3995.964 09.
BSTBE’I’AINIEN'I‘S.
Banjo Concert.
The Hay A: Burritt Banjo Club will
give a grand concert at Music Hall, Hon-
fession and prayer will be held in the
and Ir. A. Blanchard will consider the
All the citizens of South Norwslk ars
“Honest confes-
‘I’ba XIII tnoolt’y liondny passad Iss-
tesssstIntiubatiIas ottbs
Juno examination on five men for pass- .
trig In fslsa church papers. sud olbors
mentntothsdoaatothaeffsotthattboy
attend church on tho Sunday previous,
The faculty have been W for
some tints that several of the student.
wars dishonest In this matter. and n
olosswatok resoltedintba overhauling
oi tbequintello. Of the five tbrssars
seniors nod two ars juniors. All are
dsy evening, April 80th. for which the
cbsrgo for reserved seats. Further par-
ticulars later.
“A Brass Ionksy."
stition, played 102 consecutive nights at
tho Bijou Theatre, New York, to the
largest business in the history of the
theatre, will be produced at the Opera
contains three hoursentertatoment, with
some catchy songs, lively dances and a
bevy of pretty girls. _
Trinity outlay School.
House on Toosdsy. AP“ 15 Th“ ""3” Clinton
admission will be 50 cents, and no extra Among “'9 ”"3“ “"7"“ “WIDE heavy
debts are the following: New Lr ‘
(town and city consolidated) 8464.000;
Bridgeport, 8414.108 94; Iforideu, 3340,-
000; Norwicb,8391. 301 41; Portland .9321, -
“A Brass Ionksy,"asattre on supet- 000; Norwalk, 3209, 300; New Britain,
.198. 898 93; Gmuwich, $162,000; Stam-
foul, $145 960; Waterbury, very fortun-
ately, occupies a low position, having s
debt of only 379,000. The little town oI
In, down in Middlesex county,
With a grand list of only 9624.904, has a
debt of $138,161.04, spproxrmately twice
as large as that of Waterbury, Winches
ter has a respectable town debt, which
Seems to be in I prosperous condition. amounts to $149,907.58, while Locum-Id
so far as growth and attendance is con- with a debt of 389,000 leads Waterbury.
corned. We learn that the present 30- The town of Preston with a grand list of
conimodstious are hardly large enough, a little over ”00,000 is laboring under a
and that the children have been engaged debt of $93,533.45. Naughtuck's debt is
for some time in saving, and have now
quite a fund on hand for the purpose of
improving and enlarging the present
room. ”The King's Daughters" of this
society have taken an interest in the
good cause, and intend giving an enter—
tainment at Music Hell on the 17th to sloue eleven towns with an aggregated
aid, and encourage the children. Notice
of this will be given latter.
advise our readers to bear in mind the
date of this, and attend, as we feel they
will bid a worthy object.
' Zora,” me Qum.
lu speaking of the above attraction,
House Saturday evening next. an ex-
change says: A large and appreciative
audience witnessed the first production
of “Zorro” last evening; many there were
who had been drawn out from idle curl.
that bnd gone abroad in regard to the
character of the entertainment. That
portion of the audience which expected
would offend the refined taste or color to
morbid appetites wore beautifully disap-
pointed, “Zero" is a fairy tale, illus-
play-writsr. who has departed from the
usual churn-land. 59799111, given to the
”Wt. something now, fresh, airy,
shots-sins Ind psistiphlg l9. 3" PIE?! of
We.
..,
ALLA—~45“ ’ l" ' . i L.‘
-AhsnsOB-nso'a Ionic. .
Gilmoro’s [not band will ho board in
m an 3.... “a: p "o'.nmfl’alt'. 8' I" a. “I” “"9 been guilty 0' “'0 “m9 ““9! Its wonderful rendition of music at Ion-
ro r. w. as w .. ss' mu. mi- dwsct- Student- 01 mm mod- ioHnlI,Fridnysftornooo,Aprilii. Some
walnuts'I'Is-iiteigrpumsrksI 'm" m “'9 WW‘WF m “M oftbomostsnooossful of its music to
hem norm. mw '... u “'0'" “William with "'0 “limb that of tho Wagner overtures. “Sondr-
W”-”* m lion in» they and, each verb-tote» nrntda" avatars, "William Tell" -
tore, Beethoven’s Bymphonlso,‘ Hell's
cartons“ the works of Rubinstein,
GM, sin. and all the familiar
popular light-solo of the day.
basdovsoplnys "Where more.
That Hat!" plantation maladies.
“Owl ca " "Arksssss Trawler.”
The
the
mam _ soil
Milli mam-tn tins!
prominent. Ouch-lendingSorollsad
Koys Ianu,oasisaWoln’s Hand man.
sadoftbslwojunlorsoaoisnoooofa
mofwsnprsmsooortoftkoUoitsd
stolen Aliwillrnstioatsln Iilfovd.
—-Nolssndrysospostbsissrkeo isso
and the famous, 'Mto Polka”
Strands in as sotonlohingiy olovsr mon-
$80,890.71.
What was the object for which the
debts of Connecticut towns were chiefly
incurred? The whole or a part of the
debts of about thirty towns were inourr
ed in railroading. In Middlesex county
indebtldness of 3139654831 have rail-
We would roads ascribed as the sole cause of their
Another potent cause of town
The debts of thirty
willbeplesrsd with the program. and eight towns were incurred wholly or
Among the
other leading causes to which town
debts are ascribed ars town expenses.
which will be the attraction at the Opera “'9' "“1 bndfie'r The deb“ 0' 915 500
in the town of Griswold is ascribed to
debts.
debts was the war.
partly from this reason.
“flood in 18%."
93,661,946 69 floating.
grand lists of the towns.
theelossoflsss was 06,..97789535
was incurred was as follows:
port.‘883,,008 bridges,sswors and goo
oral expenses; Hartford, 92,779,889".
trntsd and embellished by n fsneyful “9“”: '3‘“ '0'hvflc-iuflidwiml '
785.10, water works: Iiddletown, .207,-
W. water works and sewers; New Brit-
New Hum.
widt, ,WASMQ, water works
.098”. 58 floating.
117.14; Stamford, ”KN.
948.80.
Thsgrowlhof Ioosl pobltoiodehtsd-
of son throughout tbs stats has been
wind. Bytboeiossof lfltbstotsl
M We
W
Of the total town in-
debtedness, 88.052.707.58 is funded and
The entire in-
debtodoens is a trifle more than 9 per
osity through . mistaken impression cent. of the amount of the aggregated
The total indebtedness of the cities at
Its
to discover in "Z310”anythlog that divisions and the purposes for which it
Bridgo
Tbs borough indebtedness amounted
to 01.03.891.91, of which .1, 239,915.92
was funded and 9403,8559 floating.
’l'boiesdingdsblnwsrs ssfoilows: Nor-
walk, “upturn; Daubory, moon;
and thiimaatic. 101,71”. Wallingford, 3142,-
Tbs total
a” county indebtedness amounted to 90,.
r
r
amniotic.
Thorowlll bosqosnstts ..
ostrs voiros star. Paul’s M II'
Easter Sunday; , ,
Ilse billion A. m
llrs. Nollie L. Hun
In Jonah 8m m
Noysv. bass. Kisses
Jennie Smith. Aunts Peak,
lisry Roasts. Lona Taylor,
In. Harveylfsnl. Innis. .
Thomas W. ludwnbsr, W
E. 0sttor,l.ooosrd Whitney. I. H. Inva-
homo. In. Nettie L. Huntington,
director.
The following musical ognll will
boroadorod: I"
nomru Hummus.
WAn‘mo-os-osaaoosoa-nns
gngOM-gnno-osnvnson
o mkndanionfl f, .
Jnhllltslko......”.22....uuu
Hymn101...........”......"u
Ky rloElelson.
r-sossraaol“
Gl’or‘ia'l'ihi.......................-
Hymn 104...... ............ 'i
Offertory, Alto solo, "an0th
Doxology.
SursumCords. .....Phhloo‘
Fatwa-9:07" ..... . ....... ..... Flotilla:
mu ..... . ........ ....
Gloria in Hroslsis.............01dmfistt
cvssrsa PRAYER 7:30 P. I.
Full Choral Senior.
Hymn 99—"Josns Christ is BUB
'l‘o-dn
y," ”...-...”...onI-II
Tenth Selection of Psalms. . .... .Wsi
Cantata Domino ......... .......
BouodicAInmsMos. ...........
Credo.. ............... . .........
Hymn mil—“Tho Day of Ron!-
rection," ........ ..........
Hymn lit—"Once the Angel”
ed Bwk,"................
Nnuc Dimmittiv,.
Touunilogius,
The following selections will he no.
dored at Trinity Church during the day:
Easter Anthem ..... WWW
.5
EF
FF
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l
To Drum "Festival”...... ”......“
“Christ the Lard”.. ...... Hen Wihon
YeCIiorusotNewJorusaiomJ nWhIta
Christ the Lord is Risen... .. ....ond
Barium Est ......... .......
OlambolGod.................
Easter Hymn..Worgno arrg. by Nmflio
A BIG FAILURE.
Rhoda. O Bronson, of DOW Mp
Pa" Bush-Insane].
PHILADELPHIA, April Iii—Rhodes t Roth-
ors, owners and Operators of the ”a,
Kuowlton and West Branch mills in m
township, Delaware county,man
doe-kins, skirting-g domstts and jams, and ,.
employing 1,003 persons, have lands an .r
signmout to the Delawarw County '.l'r'tnt
company. Mr. John Rhodos, who mum
hnsbosn practically the solo papristorof
tho plant, attributes the failure to M
shrinkage in the value of all textile m
and to lack of u market for mannfsefitrnd
stock. of which a large amount is M
stored up.
No statement is publishEd, but fill “in
are large, and it is believed that if runner-
biatsrms are made bycrsditors tho con-
cern can ultimately rosurns basins: .
Samuel Rhodes, who was bought not by
Jobuin 1881, holds judgmont notes to fit
extent of 855,011), and other m
amountingto 846,000 was filed yvstnrdsy
prior to the assignment. Tbs awdilof tho
house has been of the highnt gratin. and
John Rhodes was rosardod as this“
basins. man of the county. Thom
therefore, causes muchsortwh Tho-Hi
and the 200 dwellings of tho “ploy."
Immofgroond, and 1- fl“- m
the whole notilentsnt of Ann.
”WWW“ baud
tbofailuro. H‘ssatdbhlrm had sundae
uHingsgsntsintkhdtyaldefifl
MtBrothorsfor-vsralmhflkpi
knownothingssiotkdt nah “W
tin Ithatatsdththkshfi-hw
ysnrshnssmoontsdtofrommm-
Mpsraunnn Thorns! estate and by
BhodnisworthMM-dtks
W. Innddl‘floniofkhwuw
smooatofmnnufsohrsdfloekoilfilk
1'. has” , ‘
Woman, Arli L—A II V '
of the ham ands-slab Wfiu
lium. water worko and sewers; “SM
9817, 840.67. sewers. Nor-
sud - , ~
scorpions» Booth Norwnlk. £108,009; ibis-
Waterbury, 8499. “5.39, city hall, water
works and sewers. Of the total city in-
debtedness 10,394,075 77 was funded and
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