‘ ”Wadi-arm"-
\nteecronv
Lilli! Billllll lllll'llll ....
mWN- (W NORWAIK-
Able-rm NM Ii fir—Snail Nor-
walk; I. N ~11thka m
Ta those of our readers who araaol al-
ready awasoattlataetwawwald find
every Ir- karwb rogues-sad. of
large or nasal] degree. will be Iaaad
strictly "Hallo is every business Ira-o-
aatlaa. and mil wonky at all pair-naps
alluded to than.
All commas.
nomfi “UN Wom 00.11”, Water at,
. I. I. I and
INA" II. M friars 1‘
“NBA“. new. Its.
...... ”flit.” will
‘ men
nmmru. ”Wall sl,N. Real
«Hickok-and
HORRMAL‘HOHHBD ,“Waahlagiouat.
sllkindsofpronntysold.
3m
DvKLYNASONJVHda N.ndtviW-his
d'sakrs'gla nsnf Fug
lam ll Ina SUN Sale
conflict) “HAO No. st,
amtftwilonon'snnehatdh ham
WERchlASLHsiunflas-WULN Pure
sclioaaryaadieeeraaas. Prsabgoodsdaily.
WILSON'S IfostsHade‘ “Bakery, S.
lea.veordasalllltsyasoldsl
BANKS.
CINTRAL “NATIONAL RANKThs, Wall rt, ;
mflnh h. L. "Eryn, vice-president;
CITY nggxfil m The, C ”Weak“?
. . WW ”pill
see it it. mm J0“
muslin.
v
PAIRPIELD COUNTY NATIONALW BANK The
re Wall 1. N. lnenworalediau reign,-
M PrestJarnn Iiyalt; vice-purl.
(Lieder, caller. Lewlsc Om
PAOIRPIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The 51
.Depoaits
...... u.‘..i“"".“£v.”’”°°
u w vice
penal; Juana II. Bailey,“
NATIONAL BANK OP NORWALK. who, 5! Wall
slit, .000. Eben-
cser Hill, KW J. mam VIICIEIPI'PSAJH I’.
ll?“ mm“ flfwelH i infill
O. , . . s ,
0.3 . Wilson, I. D. W. Pitch, W. P.
Bishop. Bankm' ‘ Hauufacturers',
Wand Familyscnounlasre solicited.
NORWAIK SAVINGS SOCIETY, ThwWali rl,N.
Deposits over m an ins 3‘30 000
NW. .000 '.rsutunl vice -;prut.
Gent- Arm.
80min nonwshgm SAVINGS BANK. The, Do
It! OTB! mm
W Jon-Em u. sum
paiddepoaitorl. Honey
BEEP,(WItoha-Is.)
SORTRNORWAIKBEEPCO SN. Banned
beef,pwk,shcep,,lumb veal, etc.
TIRRY WH. H. A: Co., N. Amour'sbeefand
widen]! Hornedreasedlsutbsndmutton.
mm AND DISTRIBUTOR.
3011011.! Mo‘esboxm, N. Circuius
foldedinoverlllllSundaypapera.
mammals.”
(”33,010. that Hayward at,
sshoeing sl.apedaly
mnmmm
mono 3 sec r omms'lv. builders
ofbridgegdarknpla foundationnelc
N. Rorsc—
summation I’m
BROWNJI. KENS, 5.8. cullomWorkand
1m
HARVEYJLLI WNoHflnmSHN speeialtiesin
SCRA JOHN‘SON,$Washingtor-st, SN
Aatgcgg'asaul-enl lowpneee
man anon marine. n
G10. am Hate. S. N A
works-dynamism mlyehaa.
Warmers-trough”...
dingna'tionny. baarballandlanniagoo‘g‘
W5 DmmnOWuhinglcw‘,
AN. Mud-.1 Madison:
“APP."W fitmof’bd
at.
“much. WWW
nummormninan also
mentors. fl. illngteu
“mammal-s." 0“.
.cnsa'luvusgn. tidal-ll
mum-scans, lfi,ate.,alsoblas
W
mm W (Ia-alts If!
H. P. R. Mutant-I. mallard.“
Mirna-«23.... N a...)
Wflmmm
mosaics. lWflstl. slash-av
Dads—dud Mix.
MI“? AID unasswana.
NASH, I. l “gasp. cor.llkhd"fll.l.
UNIVERSALSTORATMNo Hale st aeerast,
leaps. cookery kery.glaes ware, himsefnmiablsgs, etc.
“TIM
”WILLA! If” Iader'sbioek, So. Halust.S.
Ollneboara. An to leap. It,
"MALL, um 9.. nuts. want
PM: All. ”hauled pin.
[WK] J. 0. offlcal
“or?“ "K launch-remit” leisure-l.
..W 1... DD II. t! Orrllrd st. N.
as. I. boy I.
mun. SASI! AND BLINDS.
Slfl'nW. II. ICO. tbblt'Wslersl N earring
wood work, sherbet;
"t . W AND SSW)?“ ”PP?
WAY 3|. alt'heslnutst. S N. Crushedalona
morntraetnr, etc.
RAYMOND BROS Akron salt glared adeerneut
pipe, s In as inches in diameter
DIUOS AND our HICALS.
1A9!” BID! PHARMACY. Van Zandt ave. B. N.
Sundaylotm, S towun tloflp re. Pres-nip
lions carefully compounded
ORROORY, J O. ”Wallet N. Establilhcd mm.
W bolesalo and retail. Popular prices
RIOOS. JOIIN A. ll Hain st,N. l’erfumes,— any
fire diluent perfumes.
PLAISTEO‘S, “Washington“, S. N. palenlrnedi
nines, etc. Physicians“ prescriptiomsspocisny.
IIBY'GOODS.
ADHERE. J. L. l SONS—“The Equitable." No. 2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths rust
Ilsa and rugs.
BANmR K Mahacketno Hotel block, 8. N dry-
goods, notions gloves. etc Urtdnweursqmnlty
BENNETT, J. P. I!) Blair: at, N. Ilia-inm- snub
hshed over forty-two years.
DIGKERHAN, A. & SON, til Washington at, S. N,
dry-goods, crpcls, etc. teen adv.)
SCOPIIILD A IIOI’T. 31ml: blag, N. 66 Wash-
ington st, 8 N (See advertisement J
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazelle bidg, N. Dry
goods, fancygoovls. notions adhoslcry.
EXPIIZSGDIEN.
Bl'X'l‘ON A BRUNO-hull, ofllcest Benedict's,43
Well at, N. Our motto, "pnmpl attention."
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS. bu re, furniture and
pianos moved. [more orders at Ieted'e. S. N.
SHERWOOD. W. “7., 3'. slate at. post-office and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.-
nTBAcTa. MING“. ITO.
BYXBKE, P. S. k (‘0. on Main If, N. Manufactur-
ers of Winfield s or it lmttnl (farming extra: ls
NORWALK EXTRA! '1' CO . ”mtriufacturert- of
line extracts Ambler A Bell.
FVIK‘I'ILIZI’IKS.
RAYHOND BROS Bradley' a super- horpble.
ial ins-nuns. ,groundbooe, p calm
SMITH W. I]. d (:0. Waters .mapula forblil
lisnsClsrkan. 'rstandart] erti [ism
PIBB BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock, spee-
iaIs Io ordeer Inmrnandxhnnney flue linings
l'llill. OYWYIKIB. CHIS. ETC.
IIL'NT A ZKLUPP, “Wall-glen rt, S. N. Ins
Ssh, oysters. clans. fruita, , ctr.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. or Taylor avenue, S. N. Also
ouedealer.
RAYMOND BROS contractin- for lag counsels
asphalt, brink. cone-tad gareiw-sl
HONDA STEAM AAENRZ‘ IIOI' I“WATER
nemw. II. 8 CO Music Ilsli block S. N.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
'ISLAND GE!" FLOUR, the best mule. Don't
fall more uselt.
L'IIOHH EDIZU,DANIEL. east endof W sebington
.The clinical of fsnnly floor kept.
RAYMOND BROS bay, straw, flour and feed in
package, load, ear or cargo lots.
REDHILL, Daricn. Crofutkllnee. Grain, choice
ground feed, galarn and ryedour
FLORISTS.
.fi'.
Ont!
..v
made to order
NcKAY. JOHN EN
lower-sad saddoral work“; all kimnh?
roses s
SNITILJOIIN B So. Hsia SN. lkeoldsstand
bsslkaown Inrin In this ily. Plants cut
lowers,“ mm slim-specially
man-Brown}!
rum-run: DEALERS.
COLIHAN, TEIDDORLWaskiaglonrMm end)
Furniture, brokiaggla-eamin Tandem.
CRAH AWIIITTLBEY. lehstHN (Ray
nondsoldstsnd). Seesdvertise went.
RAYHOND 6E0. B. mmtfiandfllaiaal,
dweadboveold
HAYHONDm and N 7031’
Mmmmm.ennant,ada-ant. STOW DAVID. “all, andfi,80.lainst, 3.3.
u Madonna. Mme-armor.
mwdonrbthe m G“ LIB!!! OMANIIS
S. .—Q My Elle d all m: NORWALK use LIGHT COHPANY, once 19
dkuttl. . .
hsperbnnkpaekxgsexlra.
a. No. nor—riders»
Wan-e
an?
a, . ‘ ”‘P‘fifi Erflnv
'3'. “gaunt-uneasi-
~ «encounter—mas.
spur-3. sins-pun
Edda-dd
"61.0va new-ems
' . ..
(Whole-lo.)
aale,gonna,loar gain,ba, etc
WSW. Maud ”Wall st. N. wholesale
gonna, flour, ,fecdggalafiay ele.
mnfiwnmx. VOW-liagteastJ N. sole
“Were-try
v
butler
nscxsa. CONRAD, Ill Washington at. 3.3:.
gunniasdpruviloaa.
mnmtonrkflukm
Hiasl,8.1l.tabledelk:etumnwtrade.ra-ily
mmemr II! Hall at, N. Ioar,
Mby,nraw,enal-d'wand.
mammnwnt sl,N. faaeynd
0%me
staple
PITCH. D. W. Wesleve,eer.Herwiasl, N. canned
mandolin, etc.
foster foibles:
air “menace. mm nu;
.Mwnfl-flmmmm
MWA. wgw. Amie-am
III-film
”film ”EWQLI
onscreen-an.
1'. l mm‘lH-lm
flfifi"
m6. PAUL. Woodward Film, 5. X pf“! cut
andlalornanni pieces ' ‘ W
030cm
notinasmxnsun Wall‘N. whale Ll
masseuse
cane-ass
PA uoasa DIAL!!!-
Illo mm Para.
kusas'sfitsdto toallparposss. Allanlatal
lbiarstablishnent warrantedzntlane
Ball! mounts.
leQUBAlm route Na. Hula
mica-'-
Gm
pl”. U
IOUII WHISNNO ("HIDE
glassware, flu adw
In: DEALRBQ.
milk mm
Immune arrears.
TAYUIII A OOLDIN, 45 h 0 Washington 0t.
SN. Itaal Relate-dissuade.
lNiiUllANOl COMPANIES
CONNICTICLT (ilN' L LIFE INS. 00.. S S I.’
llonum Washington at S N see ad
IETROI’OIITAN 1175le CO. at Washington
at, N.N II.( Dibble, an.“
NORWAIK PIER "iii. 00.. N. In successful
business since hail. No ulnar-liq; lussdalrns.
l‘ll)PI.k'S LIPS INS. CO. The ladders block.
Hai.nst,ii N Jno. I-‘reuch ,aut. superintendent.
IN" some?! SECURITIIS.
('R'Ii I’l' RD ssmric bigg, N (Malinda
Hitielieuer linking and Bernice H l'gef'oa.
IRON AND STEEL.
SHIT" W. II. c (.‘O. 15 and 17 Waterst, N
springs. axle» laul , etc
IMX FENCE AND “INN“
HRRRITT, It. If. Stand 56 Water sl,N. iron work
of all kinds.
Till-I Ill‘ NI' AN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Water
5.3' Wm If. lloyt, proprietor
mos FOUNDBII‘J.
GILES Jr (SLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
('a., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
J III" ELF I“.
”Emu A S 3:) w» Main st ~' .\' op. f ity Hotel.
S N fine worth repairing a rpm iaity
IIOYT. If. H 181%». Main at. SN. fluidly tutela-
goods at low prwu.
JAi KNOB ladlAND. 53Wallst, N. watrbes, dis
numb. ctr. I'mc watt h repairing a specialty.
ROOD If :4. diamonds, watches, jewel ,ailvcr and
plated ware repairing aspestally 81 net, S. N.
LAWYERS.
arm‘s. Al PREII If. room 3 Masonic bd‘g. Wall
st. mun Notary and Real Estate.
FROST RUSS s No. Hats It. notary, legal
bruiuu of all iii carefully attended to.
III'UTTRIS UTTJ.BELDEN moons-domain
building, Wail at, borough.
UGII'I‘. JORNII. Ill! Washington at 8 N. notary
entrant-sinner of deeds for New York nah.
HICRWOOD KDW ARDH. run-4 Galena kldg.
Attorney. notary and petitions.
SEYHOUR. JOIIN S. morn 8, Paideid Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law
WALSH JOHN J. rental Harriette building. Wall
It.
“FEET STAIN.“
DANE. HORACI l. Evert-la livery and bond-
inga stables. No ll River at, N
GREGORY, 620 S. is night”. It, N. Pine turn
out: a specialty. Telephoncm.
LOCI! MANL'PAC'I'IIRIZRS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING ('0 Da “,3
2". Manufacturers ofbullders hardware. n
oflice 5 Pearl at; Neanrk dust» Readers;
Chicago Mac I) Lake at.
NORWAIJK LOCK f.’OHl"AN’Y“m S N New York
once signaling ;t.llneka d andbuild‘ffrs' bba!
ware; igners; on on workers an e
house trimmings in Monte, braasand
LUMBER DBAIJIEM
IIILL. B J. SWaler at, N. All kindaof luabndo
to by point by rail, learn or vessel.
”Am SHOPS.
NORWAII IRON WORKS connww I,
KARI“ GARDEN!”
muse WATIRIIURY, 8.11. berriesaud all
garden [reduce in lemon for the wholecle trade.
mum
AHODBLHAmT, mWsuaNHWtsWantweu,
prop., beef,vesl, lamb. nutteuaudponltry
AYISON. AJEBHslnsl, N. Whimvsgeta:
bles, ”mm-”mm
ass-v men-dutc-
hawk-M BUSTED menkw‘»
BISSELLDANAC. I: Hainat, N. choice-ctr.
pnaltry,lah, vegetables. sle.
BRITTO'S CW”. MARKET, thlerlet.
eats,.vegetabiesfruits.poallry,stlowest ea.
Pine frsahveplabiea—lowct
Am N J.A null, Tell.
’vegetskgrs,%nlta, balm, ck.m. N.
chmoncmmalpllfl. much.
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new or... ӣ122.... ......
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N. uhflflflahfl
WOOD, L Val-3W1 N. ...
LYONEA. S OHWellllflkItJIRo.
Impetus” sadpnkrynluwasl
mainline: I. cuss-u.
- Immune-aka. ”‘a.: w
...... rfiummm
“mm
wallow...
mm.“
flaunt]. “‘5
, 1‘
men I'ali N Iadaknavss
.ll. .sflel
aadsrflhglullyda‘a}.
”Saudi
I oflhs
B N. special at
“flattening“
mentions. u' a tenuous.
A “Hall: . . .
Mammals“).
mummm
Hebaab, .
NORWALI Rm... DJN. RR. depot.
l.H¢Ph:aon.sulalmd-aeser:e:niaull
OLDWKL IIOI'BLUW-klwn, . .ltead
llavllasd,proalstnv.lurnpaaa rooms.
srsvrxm u raw-isms, s N. cream,
BURCIIARD, ll. “Ileklen Point Pam,‘ ll. N. also
I WOOD. 9 Halo at, N In.»
area all! real estate is
LAY'I'ON, J I H. Wall-gust asst to P.0.
,‘S N. Ira, accident and-ti 0. lies adv.)
lmnrw .w. niaauwssan, N. lloal
Isiah in"! A. etc.
Itnmrtzu. a I on . vs Washington at,
5. N. strictly lass ale-panics muted.
mm
Lannie, JAWSH. w its-storm. l
m. . Awwwuzaudmlndalwayaaolony
Isndsalnla ‘
mm". MW S1 A!“
d .
stereos—naming“
mil.”
drawn-wanna; Mn
Ed“
mom alumna daagktwnftba
llquklil 'GH's
MTZ.HIBIHINNII'P. m HalallvN “2&1
(“MEALHXJL ”Eighty! Plano.”
lldbar-ony.
www.mmtwn git. Vedlw
stranleaandv
NASII Hills .1331: l. N.
. WWII at North avenue,
lAmell. BJ. lenlneflasluwaatal lad
renal- laaidsnesatHuRII. I’Islslst's.
Watchful.
nwsnzrors
contract. I I. “Waking“ SUN lick
Wll‘IllllfllJ. 8. fun Washingtcastbridge.8..'.N
Wm!
"WDYOII MERGE-S.
Pltltlllfil s. Orders left at ledwall’s slur.
ungw D C 1'3 MN
00 offices De 5.1M
ory'.sN, New Yorktwmeensm’an.‘ Gill
HIV 0 SICOND-IIAND mammal
PODIOIII. WH. under Salvation Army haunts,
S. N. Stoves, mockery. mine.
orma ml ID I’m
OUTBILL,RJ. “MMWIQSN. wad:
new ramminsu‘
dealerahnalivaoystsrsm
REED l llOUleAN, 1M Wat-dd. N. pious
Norwslk oysters.
sndshlppssaol
J..I..«kCO. PunoxblsflnN
VAN NAH
Oysters clams, wholesale and retail
PATTI'BNS AND DIODE“.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Ch. 3.
thorpe ave fl. N. Stoves, s
and [fat firm Furnace work a “minty.
“fwmwm
PAINTS. 0113 AND“ GLASS
PROWIT'I' ad’W 1‘. ill Hain at, N. Jewelt‘s lads,
Hanryaud Wadsworth a mixed pllnls.
RAYHOND BROS. Jewetl‘s. Atlantic and Sorlty‘ s
Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint
SMITH. W. I]. lit) link IT Water st, N. agents
for lringnau b latrines paints
PAPER IIANOINGS.
PRATT A: CU. Wsuret, mar Wall. N also palate,
oils and glass.
PROWI'I'I' J T. 45 Main st, N. window shots.
"Miami, lxlnra, etc.
TAILORA CO. 21 Malnsl,N. alsobaulwtre,
IND“. 00'. Ill-I. at
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Bl ACKHAN (‘ A. ll lain at N Installations
process Children s photos a specialty
a'omu (- s. TEWaahlngton at. s. it one out
onlyandlhal lbebct. q ”
RI: ADMAN P 1: (Wells buildi N ('abhet
pbouwaphss‘lwperdoe; one-limiter. ‘1. 5d
PIANO TERI!“ AND BPPAIBIIJ.
unsure. c. l-‘. Int-kwood Ilsll, N. Aleo dude in
piaum, organs. elm-l music, etc.
PLANINO HILLS.
RANDALL, MINER I). E. N. All kindaof mod
work at retail or for the trade.
I’LL’HBING.
HEEKFIR&('.,O W. II Husic Ifall block, SN.
Plumbing steals and gas Siting.
NASH. P. If. ABRO. cor. Hainndeeatsts, S N.
“nothing and gas filing, ranges dd healers.
RAILIOADS.
NORWALK RORSB RAILWAY 00. Januaw.
"It“. Wit; Bill“! O. 1101‘. M
REAL ISTATI AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB H. Washigtna st. next to LO.
SUN propwly farmhousestoreuLtus-lt)
HORRRLluhl 'IIOHHRDIRU, 96 Washington n.
SN , ten audcsllenllng
WIISONHOBWanettebldgN Investments lsand
neceylolnan . Alsoiuaarauca animals ban
of not-panic at the lowutralas.
WOODW,ARD E. A No. “Hun“. S. NJaasrslo
butldleglot
RESTAURANTS.
BEBKIYILSWamrInN.wu-nnealsslsll
IfKNRY‘S musicians. N mtg-mums:
thadly. Board by the day nrwaek
SANITARY ENGINE!“
RID W. & SON. 45W ii N.
“PaulieandClvil 11mm "
SCHOOLS. (Prints)
BAIRD‘S H135 INSTITUTE, 6 Orchard at. N.
Young ladies bonding and day school.
NORWALR MILITARY INSTITUTE. N Pink 8.
Rebate, principal. Cirnuhr on request
Hm" Hillside, N.Ilayaud
loin
ltbool
sadyoung ladies. laforsn col -,
ore-mac com 2 in itself. F1Fullyeq ”13.
ralory altar NewsY ”"3" cut ol‘gu
musical W Wet n
S “tr. .. "x: . were“ .....‘or.
3!
mmamlns
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYHOND BROS. sewers built. water piper laid,
excavatingllling grading, landscape printing.
anon “WAWIZBS.
LOUNSBURY, HATEKWSON Jr CO 8 N Inflea'
Ineshc.
8B0. ncownna saddened-n.3,
75. and '3 “1mm bed I .
Hansfacturera of missea' and child'eus
Inefoolwearfortbe tilde
SHIRT-WAIST. AND UNDERWEAR.
RUTCRINSON. COL! 8 CO. Norwaik, New York
Id Brldpput, Cm.
SPO'B'WSOOODI.
MAORI! ..Hslastdt. mm
sunburst-dih- omele-
"All! ILDKRS.
B JULIE Wain nautoWheeltra foun-
flit. Stains! audb'agdrailsloorder.‘
TRIBUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
mS.N..War.II Iloyt,psuprietnr.
wmmmmm
WW IRON swomco. Wain
”ELI-H58. TN. "
mmmr-ncmanxtlrs.
ms.fi.W.Hnn-lnm N. unlit)
u“ .
Hm. Wilgm
-.....u..." ”and; "w
mamas: It Has- insuran-
:rnaiu.” “
..MER‘ Qufil. “-
mm oxo. n we: a
lmwflwumo: 1.3a.“
watt-car “-‘r
soreness.
Wild-l.“
WWIQCMHI. DUNN“,
301ml NORWALK. 061m. Morison. APRIL 10. 1891».
set
an
IOU?! NORWAIL ‘
2f) MAIN mum.
man.
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la. H mamas-nouns.
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v. tam... «me... ......
nsysuast
ls. Cannot aadOeneordatrasls at
.IW’IWMJHOWIIM'W
nuns-h mm; .m
Baum-nerd ankool,kayslHts.
”Walnut. and
A- Rrasl; at
maueorunnfflsyviaw av-aa key
Dicker-awe raldsnsa. '
NuiklmWovksOo¢Watsr smut key at all
fantasia. .
museum
Olsatrukallflo'nloaaooa mm
”{wostlokkd lbsball (thrill-l) Wire la
Mantel-«Isabel! f-I- Ila
tilywalnialobstll-d ill-dog" ”W
roll!
mans.
sfadeala you
mflnflo-
THE LOCAL NEWS.
For other local news see fourth page
Amount oftmtaxiwspartsd to Europe for
Walt Ending April 5. [890.
"It'll P0". BAIIKLI.
EE‘Wcthf will“. 2%
rate“- “fl" ...:3
7.5»
Plea Pollea Odieara
The Norwalk Fire Police have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, D. C. Nash; captain,
A. J. Meeker; first sergeant, William
Ambler; second sergeant. Jarvis Kellogg;
treasurer, George F. Quinlard; secretary,
ILL Gunshot.
Dualuaas Man's Carnival.
The business men’ s carnival at Music
Hall, was largely attended last evening,
notwithstanding the inclement weather,
and the p nature was highly enjoyed.
The entertafumenl was the same as on
the previous evening. '
amino". “at: r. .1."
“The Spider and the Fly" consists of
a wooden box about four inches rqusre
and an inch deep. covered with glass.
0n the bottom surface within the box is
crept-escalation of a spider iu’s web,
with a colored spot at each coiuer. The
but also contains four small disks and a
little quick-diver. The pus-rte is to push
the disks by use. of the quick—silver
until each covers a spot corresponding
in color with its own, and then lodge
the quick-diver in a small cavity in the
center of the box. The puzzle bids fair
to rival “Pigs In Clover.”
Commodore Durfltl’a "Rival"
Speaking of the Bridgeport yachts,
this morning’s News says: The Rival is
still in the house. Capt. Sturdevanl has
made iasmall rig for her and intends to
use her for pleasure this summer. It
was confidently expected that a race
would bnmado with a very fast boat
from Boston called the “Eureka,” a boat
with a very enviable record. In fact it
had gone so far as to send for Com. Bur-
riu logoloBosloutoaignlhspaperaA
telegram. however, was sent delaying
the bunny and nothing since has been
but .I from the backers of tbsBoslou
boas. In case the race was made the
re. "Eureka” was to beshipped by rail to
lbi: city, and the race would have been
sntlui of! this harbor.
Dana «ma-ram
Theodore Price died yesterday after-
noon at half pfl Iva o'clock, and his
funeral will be held at bk Isle resident»
at: p. m..8uuday. Probably no man
living in NM was more Widely
known than the W. particularly
among horas broaden and owners. and
nouscouldkava Mammal-10'
allspeakofkirn in lbakiadllaal terms,
and extol his general good character.
He was a whole-ruled utaa, gsoisl
r) . I)?"
mallsrfllapnrpasaof bearingutnpara
mum
book was, it secured. insecure tbs eleven—year-
. quent meetings between the couple and
u be used all the persuasive power at his
. grill
ed blur. lyphoid- -pnouu‘mis. tip was a
native of Norwalk and was ill years old.
.Do your own waking, which nan:ba
easily accomplished with Brussels snap.
..., commoners n construe.
“alumna-”Opposite
Mil-aka! last-gau-
saaaa.
At lhalsmpwauea roorn. Rowayton,
yesterday, the County Customs
HIDNAPPBD AT LAST.
Aaals Ora-thia- Away from llama by
Jana “sacs.
Several weakasgo Joseph (linjo was
before Judge Knapp charged with at-
tempting to abduct Annla Grant, a
bright-eyed Italian girl who resides in
Springwood. At the trial the fact was
brought out that Glnjo was working for
s confederate In New York named John
Morenero, who was vsrv anxious to have
the girl go to the city where every lux-
ury imaginable was promised her. She
refused the offer saying that she was not
old enough to marry. This opinion was
altered by those who saw her in the norm
room. The girl's Italian name is Felo-
ulsin Concbls and she «WEnglish
very plainly, having receiv instruction
in the primary department of the Con-
cord street school. Oiujo was fined by
Judge Knapp and it was believed that
he would leave lows. Ila remained
hers, dressed well and evidently had
some source of income. His only desire
i
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old girl. It is said that there were fro
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control loabducl the girl. To the us-
lonishmeul of the Itallsus Ginjo‘s friend
was seen in town yesterday. Last. even.
log the Cocnbis family were gathered
around the “residents usual when the
girl left the house. Nothing strange
was thought. of the occurrence until the
hours wore away and she did not return.
The family and friends become alarmed
and an Investigation revealed the fact
that the girl was seen to board the 10:15
train for New York in company with
John Morenero. Those who saw him
say he appeared delighted at havmg ac-
complished his devilish design. This
morning a complaint was made to Chief
Vullmer and he at once telegraphed to
Detective Byrues at New York.
Antonio Cooney went to New York to
assist the authorities in identifying Mo-
reuero. When found be wrll be held on
the charge of kidnapping.
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HIS RAILROADING DAYS li‘llfill.
Conductor J. Albarl I‘ulllug Will II ngags
In Other Business.
J. Albert Pulling, of Danbury, far
twenty-eight yours connected with the
Danbury sud Norwslk road, the greater
part of the time as conductor, has left
the employ of the company and will en-
gage in other business. The Dsnbury
News voices the sentiment of every one
who knows the genial gentleman when
it says that the traveling public has
found him to be always pleasantly court-
eous, and In consequence, be has friends
without number. It is doubtful if there
is anywhere a more popular conductor.
Conductor Charles F. Cornstock suc-
ceds Mr. Pulling and Mr. Comstock is
succeeded upon the evening train by
Conductor John Dyas.
Brsksman John unborn-y has been
promoted to conductor, and has charge
of the trains which Conductor Dyna has
been running.
0. U. A. i. "his
A New Council Organised at llidgelleld
Wltb Thirty—three charter Isutbera.
A council of the Order of United
American Hecbanics was organized at
Ridgefleld last night, with thirty-three
charter members. Eighteen members of
Lincoln Council, of South Norwalk, tea
from the Stamford council and twenty:
four from the Danbury council were
present. After the Insulating ceremon-
iesasumpluouasupper was served and
the hospitality'of tbs Ridgedelders knew
no bounds. The new council starts out
with a fat pocket-book. and bids fair to
become one of the moat flourishing coun-
nila in this section of the state.
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-—Prsclice makes perfect, but; a woman
don't need much practice to do her
week's washing easily and quickly if she
uses Brussels soap.
flow It works.
More plain talk from the Antonia Scu-
tinel: “The moral light sentences irnc
posed on criminals in Connecticut for
terrible nritaaa been to have bad a'bad
effect on the naturally vicious. Within
ten days three amount! .5900 W
tall-e length: at. "sodas.“ sliced;
.0 Oil! “Glen”
a Elma,“ "
hall in Stamford is out so
Briggs who shot his father’s coachtnao
in Volunlowa enjoys his liberty in a
siulhr bead, sad Dunn who killed bk
wife is Sanford will probably be as
lcnlvnlly dball with. This is a fine show-
ing.lau’l in Connecticut seems to be
the Hurdeser’a Paradise. If a citizens
from another stale wishes to kill anyone
allha'blltodola location bimnvsr tb‘e
sadpntabn
dollssske'ltaaekwhsneeehuweauay
frhndyand the ball mpul up the
ari-halnan skip. this n ainiply dia-
gassful. latknsnoralned, y? lathe
_ to ‘ lsooftsa
kyjuresaisbs tkaueana’ otrsd-
madam-warping aver llsstslai
Aeslkabnartapsrsldadombysomauy
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Dill DEBRIIG TAKE THE sum 1
Implolon Petals—”w la lira as the Thief wko
Winnipaulr branch Tuesday night for
Lewis Benedict, did not report for duty
aslbs street railway stables yesterday
andhssnotbeenssensineobe calm in
on his last trip that night and turned
the keys to the closet in the conductor’s
room over to the oompsny’anlghl watch-
man.
finger of suspicion naturally points to
Beating as the thief who stole the
change from Mr. Benedict's cash- box. It
was no money in the box when he placed
box was $11.
put on an extra suit of clothes under his
work clothes. Tuesday afternoon, indi-
catin that the theft was premeditated
as d i not go bones mu night, probably
leaving town on a late train.
driver about u your, and was regarded as
an honest and reliable man.
happily with his wife and one child at
No. 8 Lewis street, in the house with
Conductor Charles M. Williams.
soidthsl ho had been anticipating the
arrival of about $1,500 from the old
country lately, but it cannot be learned
York yesterday to try and get some track
of Dee-ring of the agent through whose
bands the money would pass.
returned without any definite informa-
whereabouts.
Clnb cigar.
Music Hall, at 2 pin, lo-morrow, was at
Bridgeport Tuesday, and here is what
and frequently uproarious. but at all
unequalled Gilmore‘s Band at Proctcr’a
Opera House last night. The years have
dealt kindly with the great bandmester,
P. S. Gilmore, and he wears just as
many medalsss of yore.
as it whole their music is magnificent.
They were 90““!le applauded
and after u concerto by Weber a double
encore was demanded l‘crone response
White and Blue, which gave great pleas-
me.
Mr. Henry Koeke, tenor, Mr. Edward
O'Mahony, basso,
sang with fine effect.
the greatest: living euphonintn player,
made that instrument do wonders, while
Herr Mains did remarkable things with
a little E flat clarinet not much bigger
than a pipe stem.
men were favorites and were encored, as
was also E A. Lefebre, whose funny
saxophone was a source of wonder to
many.
port, having been heard here before in
was a descriptive fantasia called A Trip
to Manhattan Beach, and in this Gilmore
made his musicians cut up all sorts of
tricks.
and then their was a general waking up
and a hurrying lo the boat in which all
the little clarineta a: rived lo outstrip the
big boss horns. Then came a sail down
the harbor with a rush for the cars. The
railroad ride was perfectly imitated. the
puffing of the engine, steam escaping,
clsuging of the bell and blowing of lbs
whistle all being given true to life.
After a gambol on the sends the sea
nymphs danced a waltz. Then came the
fireworks with exploding firs crackers.
the rush of rockets, and the exclamation
of sdrniration from the spectators. This
remarkable nonrposiou closed with
Bomo,8w, House. Gilmore is always
a wwclcogts itor infidel ridgeporl.
J, "A Brass Hunks:
attraction at the Opera House seat Tues-
day evening: The New York Evening
Post says of the play:
Thain was crowded last night by an
audiences-ambled to laugh over Ola-ham
3- flnfi . -
Houkry.‘ ’l'lar flees is neither baht
nor warts than its pmdensnors. Hr.
Boys having Willi“ touched than”
of absurdity in this style of entertain-
ment. The ""kuaineas of "A Bra-Hon-
ksy” is, however, almost all of it new,
clover of its kind. and is presented with
a skill and vigor which will probably In-
sure the annua- of the plans. The bur-
deuof thaaelingfalls‘apoufioraWalsh.
a m mud
Harlot
Stole Driver Dsaadlol's change.
George Bearing, who drove on the
Under these circumstances the
a thought that he tore open the enra-
opes on the last tripdowu and that there
tilt the closet. The exact amount in
It was learned yesterday that Deering
Deoring'had been in the employ of
be strec-tmilway compsnyns an extra
He lived
It is
hnlho had received it. Samuel Fitch,
be man's foiber-in-lsw, went to New
Mr. Fitch
ion regarding his recresnt aon-in-Iuw’s
If. is thought that he has
ailed for the old country.
—Oncc triv,d always used, Norwnlk
Ask for it.
[ATLR'I‘HVMEAT‘L
Gilmore' a Band Concert.
GJmOIu' a Band, which will perform at
be Standard says about it:
Harmony, at times joyous, at other
lines melancholy, some times piqusut,
trues harmony, poured forth from the
Each one of
he sixty musicians is an artist and taken
lilmore gave a tuneful patrol introduc-
ng the song. Three Cheers for lbs Red,
Tna sniuisi, Miss Iviu Klein, soprano,
ere excellent and
Signor Rsffsyolo,
Both of these gentle.
The artist is known in Bridge
ocal concerts.
The last number of the programme
First the sunrise gun was heard
Hoyl’ "ABrass Honkéy,” will births
The Bijou
uponGsorga
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‘a.,“Tba World dwcddnnfiuilqhe en‘
Although the weather wa‘i . I!“
Wednesday evening. sill
lion-o was well filled will:
wished to listen h the duals
and-urine"! new this.
on; vlsilito Norwalk.
0 wmmln, “la—m P
Smith, Silence '
Hirandy Jana mil, H
mm, Catherine ntlra
orab Ann Lavender. Abigail Mm.
Dorothy Hefntbsh. Wealthy Anti Pan-
dergraes, media Heredilh Oculkfus,
Polly Lookout. Sunshine Barnabas.
Coriander Dobbe, Prhnflla Cartwright.
Lavinia ngbuoles, Anastasia m
Jerusba Hm, Arlelufda new I”.
Lunindy Grapevine, stoflsa,
Hrs. HernyJenks. (shelbst wsaa horti-
blower.) Hfss Clementina Harmonia.
(Ye player on ya karpaiekord.)»..
Ye merino WW P.
Scroggius, Cyrus Alexander ,
Augustus V. Dodd, Andrisnoggln Jones,
Nimrod Cantclope, Mr. O'Boiru, Afro.
Orpheus It. Stepladdor, J. Ebenezer
J obnson, Oleander Dobba, Ansriathan-
hlll, Col. Borealio Scott. Deacon Faithful
Hutchinson, Coronation Smith.
tinstion Smiths. Melcblzdek your. Blis-
kim Skinner, Epapbroditu Swikbem,
Timothy Tibbsls, Experis cs Billing.
Jonathan Spriggins, Valiant Fairplay.
Bijah Noggles. Israel Putnam Hill-
house, than beater.
The stage effect: was very appropriate
and looked very pretty. On the walls
bung several old picturesmhile arranged
hem and there were polled plants ray
kindly furnished from Hartford’s floral
hall.
Frank Comatock as Isrsyl Putnam
IIillhouae, the time beater, was excellent
and in his suit of while satin appeared
very fine. Miss Jennie Nash, as Clem-
eutins Harmonica, ye playu' on yo
harpsichord, was all that could be desir-
ed, and in her quaint costume made a
very fine lady of ye olden lime. . Space
will not permit us to dwell the eas-
lumes of the singers, only To'say that
they were all exceptionally unique, and
in keeping with the occasion. As one
gazed upon the entire chorus it seem
as though be had really gone back anv-
ersl decades in his life.
The singing, without an cxosptiou,was
all that could be desired. Great credit:
is due Miss Nash and Mr. Cometonk for
their labors in this direction. The solos
by Misses Knapp and Bxybes and
Messrs. Force and Nsnb were nicely
rendered and each one received their
welldeservsd encorss. The due“ by
Misses Starch and His Taylor. and the
quartettcs were all mellent sad receiv-
ed secures in which all respmded.
The appearance of Howurd Earls as
Mr.0'8.)rin, with his lady love. Hrs.
Orphlcm R. Stepladder (Harry Hanford)
and her boy (Will Hunter), drawing a
tin horse in the midst of the singing,
was received with rounds of applause,
and their actions, while present, were
very funny.
The nonnertasa whole yps a grand
success, and reflects great dil upon
those having it In charge. firmed!
will add a goodly sum to flib firmly of
the Y. M. U.A.,ondsr whose auspices
the concert was given.
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[In us- Evidently Deeply 1mm the
New rm tear-u. ‘
Methodist conference now In salon in
that city thoroughly appreciates Bishop
Goodall. In the Sunday edition of the
Herald, among “portraits of the confers.
runs." was the following about the able
and popular South Norwalk divine: .
Of Bishop Goodssll it is not handful to
alter or to add what has heretofore bans
remarked—save this—Hols a radish;
personality that is continually intensify.-
ing the warmth of its bold nppu every
individual constituent of the container.
More than ones the new bishop—now
alsotothiscontersnce, has found one»
eion to put down the fool of his
snair of omcislduty and mm
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3:",3bhlhef uft’ttel
rum uremic
‘damnolslslljealomof In: W
dignity.” said he. sweetly arm,“ ’
‘;Not being infallible!“
W. Hemory is ,
forget with. The recorda
c.” herald.
u’l‘hsflrenords mm? till!
tl bishop announced, .
yea-rm, with W‘ ‘
point where confusion was M ,.
at. ,
pacy. fish-p time it will soobvlntwr'?
The New York Herald’s reporter in the IA
Norwalk Chronicler