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SOUTH NORWALK. GONN.‘. FRI DAY. APRIL 18. 1890.‘ . . .
. DIRECTORY
Lillilt Bums: mun
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Abbreviations: N.——Norwalk; S. N.—South Na“-
wslk; 8. Nr‘” Novwalk. .1
‘ To those of our readers who are-or. al-
vaady aware or the tact we would an that
every lin- herolu reproseuted, what or of
or small degraa, w on
etly rellabla In every business trans-
aotlo and well worthy 0! all patronage
aatan ed to them.
All COKPRSSSORS. ,
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO.Thc. Wat: st,
vssarltJLb . .
plans and
WM. S. til Washington at.
IsnpAefizcationsfurnishedatrssacmsblorstcs.
RANDAIJ..NINBRD.¢or.MaIuandWallsts,N.
. scale, vosndhushanddrawing.
swat-Wand auctioneer. .
NORRELL A L'HOMIRDIEU, N Washington st,
allkiusofpropstwaokhn, ..
,-, ”dim :' ~1- .- — W's,
DeKLYNASONJfllalnlt. .MMWUNDM
at. s. N. also dealers fit confcctionery, ice
mime“;
SCOPIRLD EMMAC. 19No.lslust.S.N. Sole
x for Norton’s celebrated Ice cream.
R,CI1AS.L.Iainst.nserall.N. Pure
couteetloou'yandiccauam. Fresngoods daily.
WILSON'S "Borne Mails" Brad Bakery. 8. N.
Leavsordarsattha‘ymondst.
B
ANKS.
CINT‘RIAI‘lgAgIOONAL' RANfil'grc, ‘22". st, 1.}
cs I , , s? . .
llt'dmar, I; so rge
or
L. ycr vice-president;
William Cur-tia.csshier. '
cm Wt"? 2m throw-“mo
near sin, . . , ' surp us
all. R R. Rowamppresident; swb ll. Lay-
tomes-bier
PAIRFIKLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
uWaflatJt. Incowomcd lira-i. Capital .-'
on. PratJamn .llyatt; vloszprcst“ wm
O. Keeler; cashier, Lewis C. Green.
”m... "“1. “9......“ I-..‘ who“ B‘F‘N‘N
' . , , corpus , .
W' B. Iondy pvost; Martin 3. Crow, vice
prost; James II. Bailey. tress.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK. The. 5! Wall
at. N. 1867. or woman. Eben-
mflili,twut.;ILJ.lll vice '
Price. cabinet. Directors Ii. no .
mow-m, 1:. K. Lockwood, J. A. Osborn.
0. ilaon, E. Beard, D. W. Fitch, W. 1-.
Dis . Baukers‘ Merchants', Nsnufscturcts'.
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.
mgwm MWW,&M$UIG? N.
poaus' over ,s us . urge
M. II R. . .; R. KNEW , viceprmb;
SOUTH NORWALJII) SAVING’SfiWKkm b1:3
mover . lurid“! . . -
ma. prosfiohn II. Rnap , tress. Interest
paid depositors. Money on mortgage.
BEEF, Wholesale.)
SOUTH NORWALR BEEF 00. s. N. Hammond
beef, pork, shocp,lamb. val, etc.
TBRRLWN. N. a C0., N. Armour’sbcet’
provisions. IIomcdrcmed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTED AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON. J. I". PM ollcc box 485, N. Circulars
folded in over till) Sunday papers.
BLACKSMI'I'IIS.
CARR, 630. T. foot Raymond at, s. N. Rorsc—
‘ahoan a special! .
g BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BILL. 630. S. a CO. P. 0 box 53!, S. N. builders
of bridges. docks. pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJI. S. BollaIust, S. N. costhwkand
‘ a
totalling specialty.
RARVRY,C.II. No. Main st,S.N. specialtiesiu
boots, shoes and robbers.
SCRAUB, JOHN oh SON. 85 Washington st, 8. N.
A good assortment at low prim.
300‘! AID SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS GEO. 29 Railroad Plane. 3. N. All
work assay and promptly done.
300nm AND STATIONEBS.
PINNBO. J. ARTHUR, N. card engraving, vod-
ststimrry goods.
I
.hsaeballaudtcunis
PLAISTRD'S DRUG STORE. 43 Washington at,
S. N. Sebaolsuppliesandgcucralstatronsry.
DO! was (Wood aunt: Paper? bat
KNAPP,B.T.WatsrR,S.N.man actnrcro'
eases,packiagbomaetc. Mahopyobbmg.
BUILDING MATERIALS. N also
TIRESJORN II. mW-hiugtou st. . .
Nummplpghay.mw.¢l¢5fi
LEONARD, CRAS.T.Wstrr at, N. brick of all
until-swung: , halt,etc.,also blue
m 3R0: any'oru. Philadelphia and
BATIOND wa
mmmmmhmcaucngsdamant.
nor-ran. CIIIISI. 1G3, ‘ttel’oat
BOSTON BU'I'I'IB ROUSRnsn to
. special made of all diluent
Roi". in“ anddomestic. All
cannedgoods,etc.
nul-
owns-rm AND BUILDIIIS.
CH) 1“ 0. Ann 8. N. estimates
Om! prom y at to.
HORTON,“ A. I Taykwamuc, S. N. Jobldng
promptlyattsadsd to.
RANDALL, I. D. Randall's mill. 1!. N. Modern
marble-y run by cheap power enables us to give
low flares. Largo work a specialty.
RA‘TMOND, J. It so Watsr at, S.N. mauulactnrer
can. blocks, coi~
a... Rat ”1:.“ serollsswiugand
5w... m... .mm... o.
SRIRWOOD. S. It”): Grows at, S. N. Jobbing
In.” -
WIISON.S.B.dropCross nsuMaim—Olcseor.
Waflsbudflddmavnikggamwoodm;
estimates. Hoary waned. 'I'slcphonenumbcrbz.
C
u, now trons on CO. u. about. Karyn-nus.-
inseam
thacmr .
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monsoon-smart. snot-mun
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7.” rmmcntm
”INEOWW $83.]! -
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HANNRD. W. S. East ave. nearRR. station, IN.
0' Asbestos paint, school supplies. etc.
loonttsruamtarmuoh‘
. m 1 n3: Ana-twat.“
PLAIS'I'ID'S COUGII “Ill".wunnud to euro,
manul'scturodatthasbiugtooat,S. N.
CROCHET AND GLASSWABI.
NASH, I. II . BRO. our. Ialnaud Wound. bl.
agate and tin were
UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. Iain at near Wat,
lamps, crockery. gla- waro, house airings. etc.
DIlN'I'ISTS.
nourwmt. C. F. Iandor's block, Bo. Main st. 8.
N. Olilcehnurs,ila.m. toilp.m.
KENDALL, GEO. 8.. D.D.8., Waahl . cor.
Franklin sta, S. N. .llounSam. too 12$.
‘NRWKIBK, J. C. other at residme s at,
near Congregational Church, N. gas administered.
Gold and porcelain crowns lnsrrtod.
WERD,"W. I... D.D.S. t2 Orchard st, N. Chico
hourssa. m. loop. In. '
DOORS, SASII AND BLINDB.
SMITII,W. II. a C0. Iii A17 Water at. N. carriage
wood work, w etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, P. I. flChsstnutat, S.N. Crushodsiouo,
Driver mm, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron. salt glaaod and uncut
pipe, 3 to as inches In diamcur.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
“.3235 it? ”fill“ It“. 5““ m
thus can-131: compo . P’
GREGORY, J. G. 88 Wall rt, N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS JOHN A. ll Main at, N. Pcrfumcs,—nfty
five dilicrcut perfumes.
PLAISTRD‘S, t3 Washington st. S. N. patent modi-
cincs, etc. Phyelclaus' prescriptions a spec ialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLER, J. L A: SONS—“The Equitable," No. 2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, mat-
tings and rugs. ,,
BANKS. R. K. Mahackemo “0th block, 8. N. dry-
goods, notions. gloves, etc. Underweursspcciaity.
BENNETT, J. P. 19 Main st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two yours.
DICRRRMAN. A. A. SON. til Washington st, 8. N.
s, carpets. etc. (see adv.)
SCOFIELD A IIOY'I‘. 8 Gazette blag, N. 68 Wash-
ington st, 8. N. (Soc advert mom.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 G tto bidg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXI’BESSHEN.
BURTON 6r BRUNDAGE. ollioeat Benedict‘s. 43
Wall st, N. Our motto, “prompt mention.”
CAVANAGII‘S EXPRESS, bu , furniture and
“pianos moved. Leave orders at ’lnistcd‘s. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postolhcc and
Ilalo's. Careful and prompt service.
INTRACTS, “SHOES, ITO.
BYXBEB. I-‘. :5. A (‘0. 99 Alain st, N. Manufactur-
ers of Sailicid's cclcbratcd flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. manufacturers of
line extracts. Ambler A Bell. ‘
l-‘EB’I'ILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super-photpbatc,spcc~
iai manurrs, laud plaster, ground bonc,wood ashes.
SMITH. W. I]. {k CO. Water st N. agents for Wil-
linms Clark a Co‘s standard f'crtilizcrs.
I-‘IBB BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock. spec-
iuls to order,tlro mortar,saud,clnmncy fine i'mings'
FISH, OYSTl-IBS, CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT A ZELL'FI‘, 60 Washington st, 5 N. liur
lleh, oysters, clams, fruits, grime, tcgctsbicr.ctc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.
MORTON, JOIIN B. 6‘: Taylor avenue, 5, N. Also
stone denier.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for flag. concrete,
asphalt, brick. content and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM \?ND HOT WAT“
IIEA hills.
MEKKRR, W. 11. A CD. Millions“ block, 8. N.
sole agents. ,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FBI-ID.
“ISLAND GEN" FLOUR, the best mndu. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L‘IIOMMKDIKU, DANIEL east end of Washington
st bridge. Thechoicestoffunllyflourkepr.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in
packagc, load, car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Daricn. Crofuth Rose. Grain, choice
ground fccd, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 8. N. plants, cut
‘ilowers and ornamental piows made to order.
GL’IGL‘E, I'. L. 36Watd st, opp. l'nion Cemetery. N.
Plants, cut flowers, ctc. Floral work a specialty.
McKAY, JOHN. R. N. near the d ,t. [hiding
isms-cut flowers and floral wor or all kinds.
n: roses a specialty.
SMITH. JOIIN II. So. Main st. SN. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, ctc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DIIAIJLBS.
COLEMAN,TIIRODO Washington It eastcnd
Pnrmture, looking 312's. picture lungs, «of )
CRAM A WRI'I'I'LISBY. at Main at, N. utay
moud‘s old stand). See advertisement.
RAYMOND 020.1]. new store. “and 48 Main at.
N. Pour doors above old store.
STOW DAVID, fl. fl, I), and R 80.an It, S.N.
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
GAS LIGHT COIPANI'ES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ofllce 19
Water at, N. Gas for light, but and power.
Colts six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three doi-
lars per barrel. package extra.
Gloom Wholesale.)
HOLMES l MODS“ Wail stN.wbolo-
sale grocer, dour, grain, hay. etc.
SELLBCMROS. “and to Wall st. N. whole-k
groom, dour, feed, path, hay, ct.
630C338.
BROWN A WILCOX. 70 Wmhlngtou It. S. N. role
agents ftwoelobratcdl'amiagton creamy butter.
BECKER. CONRAD, In W at. S. N.
c and ashington
variations 1]. successor to Hutchina. I) No.
Iain S. NJsblodelicaeiesforfamilytnde.
FINNIGAN A: O'RRILLI, toil Main rt, N. flour,
ford, hay, straw, coal and wood.
FINN“ A BENEDICT at Well at. N. fancy sad
staple groceries, mahotiouuy. fruit. sic.
FITCH, D. W. Westsvo, cor. Kerwin at, N. cannad
goods, colon. toss. butter, rte.
(31.0va. halved-LN. I cater to lhebest
trade obtainable.
GUYBR‘SON.T.B.SMng1od. 8.1!. due
mmmm etc. gro-
LAW'I'OI', v.n.a 00. B 30. “$11!.”
“minnow
W‘WTZ’W
is, dour, fwd. etc.
nowh-
OI'IIANR. OIO‘WI N
. lion . and School .
MINOLTA: a W at, S. N. brad-
tprrtsnforcslolaated‘nsw csaasdgoods.
VALDIN, CRAB. R.5Waltst.N. Creamery bub
tw.chesss.sggs,tahledslleeclu,frutts,otc.
II?” "II. (I'l'n'l 0? ~
ANSI!“ urn .7Moiwussflt,S.N.sisoormru
RATmlAk'rmmacOJDtotttlmlnng.
N. llportwsofsmlskins, m Innings,
Mmefhallan‘fsn. pl
nan-rant TOOL!»
W.A. Water 8. N. in founder
mutated-ambush ‘
IIA‘I‘I‘ANDCArlJletaII.)
sapedaltymalsoflasst't‘lzad natal.h “I
Harman-roams.
I. .lOOJinlm ,
“.533. 1 $3.1! Illustil
mm A INA". Ill. Mules
0%”ng WatwANl-MIN.
Mirth t mm
a onlmmsl.”
mad-a hta.
urn smmaasmusn
v%§r giafauaammms.
vim unsold-u. not
All m.
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‘ “unmet-m.
iconocwmc W 9"
Wynn-rumor It runs... it. a “
hobs: mom
I UIIA JOHN, No. Iain S. N. special air
finch g'iii'rcn to ahoolag drithgt'a trotting Mass.
HOTELS.
“ERICAN HOTEL. Ill Main It. N. J.C. Collins.
plan, restaurant attached.
European .
GRRIANIA ROTmnRaUroadMGeurp
Schsub, .
NOR ALKII D.AN.R.R.dspot.
I. Im.%mau aooolnodstloua
OLD WELL RO’I'IIL, uWa-hlugtou when. Reed
Bavilaud, propriettw. European plan, rooms.
HOUSI FURNISHING GOODS.
STIVRNSJ. 11. NW at, S. N. croc ,
glassware, tin sndvoodouuhh‘lwoa‘r‘o. 3'!
‘ ICE DEALS”.
BURCIIARD. B. “W Point Farm," 5. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCEAGENTS.
COOLIDGIAIDCKWOOD.9'Malun.N. Insan-
, anosaudt’lslrstatolnallitshraocbu. PO.
MYTON A003 ashlngtnu MIG .
SN.Iru',plateglata¥eldmttandIIIo.(aessdv.)
IDC'KWOOD. WI. 001’. lalnandWallsgN. Ital
'Ihansnutlawd. mm ..
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 a «Washington at,
3.3. Real Estate and Insurance. .
INSURANCI COIII’ANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN'L IJI’B INS. 00.. S. S. L'-
IIommedicu, agent, Washington at, 8.N. sec ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. 45 Washington
st, S. N. H. C. Dibble, assistant supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In mmsssful
business since 1&1). No on loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, Laudcr‘s block,
Mainst. S. N. Jno. French, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUFI'RD. R. B. Masonic bldg, N. 6% Bonds
Middiuscr Banking and Equitable Il‘t'ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITII. W. Ii. A; CO. 15 and 17 Water st, N.
springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRI'I‘T. E. ill. 52 and 56 Water st, N. Iron work
of all kinds. I
run DUNCAN most RAILING “90m. Water
sl. 5. N. Wm. II. Iloyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES & CLANCY at The Norwallt Iron Works
Co., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
J BII’ELI-Ilts.
FERRIS. A. S. 39 30. Main st. SN. 0]). City Hotel.
SN. one watch repairing a specialty.
IIOYT, II. B. 18 No. Main st, S. N. strictly drchlash
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. latiItAND, 58Wallst, N. watchcs,dia—
monds, etc. Fine watch repairing a spccidty.
ROOD. II. S. dismouds,walchcs jewolry, silver and
piotcd ware, repairing aspecisity. S5 Main st, SN.
LAWYERS.
AI'S’I‘IN, ALFRED I2. room 3 Masonic b'd‘g, Wail
pt, borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST. RUSSB a No. Main st, , l
busine- of all kin carefully Illlndm egai
IlURLBU'l'I‘, J. BELDBN rooms 5 and 6 Gm
building, it all u, borough.
LIGII'I‘. JORN II. III] Washi at, S. N.
commissioner of deals for work datum
LOCKWOOD, EDWARD M. room 4 (Imus bids.
borough. Atnwncy, notary and pcnsi .
SEYMOUR. JOIIN 8. room 3. Fairdeid Co. Nat.
Bunk building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wail
st, borough.
LIVEBY STADLRS.
DANN, HORACE ll Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Office No. ll River st, N.
GREGORY, GEO. s. It Knight st, N. Pine turn-
outs a specialty. Telephone M
moratorac‘rmns.
LOCRWOOD MANUFACTURING 00. Da at, S.
N. Manufacturers of builders‘ hardware. it
once 36 Pearl at; NewYork odlce 09 Radon;
Chicago offico I9 Lake at.
NOItWALII LOCK COMPANY , S. N. New York
office 8:: Chambers st. Locks and builders’ lard—
ware; designers; fonndar workers of artistic
house trimmings in broom. brass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. B. J. 9 Water st. N. All kinds of lumberde
iivurud to any point by rail, team or voucI.
MACHINE BIIOPB.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. Tho, Water st,
morR. It.bri ,8.N. General machinery, iron
and brass. ugs, forgin ,Babbitt metal,»
pairs for manufacturies steamboats.
SCOI'IRLD, W]. A. Knight rt, N. New machinay
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDRNERS.
JENNINGS A WATKRBURY, S. N. berrits and all
garden‘ produn lnseaslm few the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL HARKRT, NI Wall st, N.Wm.Wardwell,
prop., beef, veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVISONJ. lliS Malnst. N. meats. fruits, vegeta
bier. s oysters, clams, and scallops, butter,
'88!- cmntai goods. etc.
BBNNI'I'I‘ A HOSTED. meats, lahiogwsrl, lob
wars, clams, fruits, 8 No. lain st. .
BISSKLL, DANA C. It lain at, N. choice mints,
vegetahitn, etc.
MM. fill.
BRI'I'I'O‘S CENTRAL MARKRT, own: at, N.
Meals. vegetables. fruits, poultry, at lowest prices.
[ARRINGI’ON J. A. meats, Wilma stars,
veptablca.fruita,buttcr,etc., .8. here, .N.
ORBIT. 630. E Chestnut at, S. N. choice meats,
vegetables. fruit,etc. lowestcashnprlccs.
IIAYB "RD ldNo.Main . . prlmcmrata
ofallkinds. homereudsrod especially.
JUDSON,A. 0.0rntrallavkct.cor.lalnandllavb
Isndst,Il.N. Cbiuni'mnpofluyivegrtablc:
“BONNIE“. I“ as bridge, .
N. dealulnaliklralafrlahm
LOCKWOOD,L. WuhiugtonSLbrldgs.S.N.lav
Iah.oystsrs.clsats. etc
Insets, . .
mCKWOODAIDCKWOOD. 7 Mala st,N. lav
msatspoultry,llsb, omdamsaspecialty.
LIONS, A. S., Old Well Market.’ No. Main n,
S.N.primomeatasudpoultryavtllows;t:rlesa.
MALIO, ALSIN. Mala near . . choice
manta. Isa. ”Mug-hub”. immature.
PICKIRINGJLS. lsstavo,op.schoolhouas,B.N.
hoof,vml.muttou,rtc.
8011A JACOB. I Wflw It.S.N.
Wiflumv or
“min” . 7 , ‘
Si’fLLA‘NLJ.W.-lb Inward a,‘ .wagud'
dailyaliovzwm ..., .. u... w
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as'rrs P.W.Wstsr N. manafacturar‘
gradi'smd-ubbwfihalsodcalrr in building
mastery
mu ILWJOlsin Elarbleandgvan
lung‘mwmm_
mo uniform: unusua-
, est .
"u mmiswurmnm
Alumna etc. . 1’
mmnuauuuma . Jobbing
' WILLIA‘II: dill “It: kind-or
LAWLOB. st, . ll
atom and prom attondodto.
mmhummquugry”.
ma oumnna.
$Wfl'.‘ mmma‘ni‘
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mammcnmm.ms.n. llanniao- raucous [Ema-Stockton. s. Nine smote! uns.o.w. mammwnu‘HE EVENING SENTINEL, ‘ REQUIIITIOII '0' 03““‘3‘3' rum 1'3“” ”I ”"111 CHICK” WIT. I
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' hunchcoachingstdlioo“Galllsrd.“ ooooipo instruction ' w‘ ’ ‘ sum man. Tim; at. 1....2.“ rm on It. V
GIBSONJILIL s. at c n. map-n
andhartao'rogn III: at,
HUNTING ,lItst llsln . ocsl In-
structionasdvolecdsnlopmsnt‘u V
NASIl, RIBS JRNNIII R. at North armor, N.
al’lsnoandorganinstrnction.
AW"R.IR8.R.J.teechcroHnstrumurtsl sud
vomlmurlc. mun]; H. Plaisted’l.
West st.tl.N.
301) an!!! ”Em.
Wm . l. 'uw 8.". DIIIIX
boob; "MWWHM
Wilmlllmstms N
Nero-mimmsusu-sm ' .
msonrtvmassnum
TENNIS] S. D. Ordal left at Bodwsll's star.
74 W at. S. N.
LOCKWOOD, C. R. odious S. N.;
ory‘a N4 New York In MW‘; W
NEW A SICOND-IIAND FURNITURE
PODMORRWI. udrrSalvallouArmthmch.
8.x. www.mm.
o . .
DELL, IIIRAM P. 0. Dotti], S. N. wholesale
whippworeylleruul‘elams. :1 ..:l" i
curmcmw * m...
ROYT, W. I]. A SON. lat Watt at, s. N. (foot of
Rs exporters and wholesale
era In native 3:5:
REED A BOUSMAN, tat Wotan, S. N. plants!
and shippers of Norwsik oystws.
VAN NAME J.L.A C0., P. O. Box tits S. N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND IIODZIJ.
“9.2.1.” “m‘ L“... W s C.“....."s.“’
. .. ave . . , cam
omr Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI'l'l‘. J. 'I'. to Main u. N. chctt'l leads.
Masury and Wsdawonh‘s mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. chett‘s, Atlantic and Becky‘s
land, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SIITII, W. II. A CO. to A 17 Water rt, N. agents
for Longman A X en paints.
PAPER IIANGINGS.
PRATT A CO. Water st, near Wall, N. also paints.
oils and glass.
PROWI’I‘T, J. T. 45 Main rt, N. window shades,
Hollands, fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR A CO. 2! Main rt, N. also hardware,
paints, olla glam, etc. >
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN C. A. II Main st, N. Instantaneous
process. C u‘s photos a specialty.
NOR'I'II, G. Sr?!) Washi 5. N. one uaii
only and that the Mngton at, q i!
READMAN, I-‘. I11. (Janette buildi , N. Cabinet
photographs $2.50 per doc; onc- fdoz. $.50.
PIANO 'I'UNIII! AND BIPAIBIIS.
III-INDIE, C. I-‘. Lockwood Ilall, N. Also dealer in
pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D. E. N. All klrwhof wood
workatretailorfortbetrade.
PLUMBING.
mum A 00.. W. B. Music Hall block, 8. N.
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.
NASII, I-‘. II. A BRO. cor. Main and West sis. S. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting, ranges and heaters.
ItAILROADfi
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Juice W.
Ilyatt, prest.; Edwin G. Hoyt, supt.
. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB N. Washington at. next to P.0.
SN. property for sale, houses to rent. (one adv.)
MSR‘RRLL A L‘IIOMIEII‘DIRU. In Washington at,
WOODWARD, B. A. No. Math st, 8. N. houses to
rcut and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
m m1t5Wmat,N.warmmealsat all
hours, dinner 25c.
HENRY'S,1680.MaIn st,S. N. The brutal: dinner
In the city. Board by tbcdsy or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS. .
RIDER. W. B. a SON. “Washington I, S. N.
Hydraulic and Civil Mucus.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
DAIRD'S, MISS INSTITUTE, o Orchard i. N.
Young ladies and day school.
NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Frank S.
Roberts, ipai. Circular on request.
MEAD. Mrs. Hillside, N. Dayand boarding school
for girls and young ladies. Pita an coll ,
orcoursscom atalnilmif. Pulyeq
dc . NewsYortl artists em ad‘s;
musical partmeu . advantages
the study of mmmmum
Spring term April 5th. Circulars will be
sent upon a
SEWING lacunae.
Wilson" and “BM" need oil, attach-
ments. Rspsiringsspsclalty. M
SEWIB CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS. sewers built, water pipes laid,
excavating, filling, grading, landscape gardening.
SRO! IANUIACTUBEIS.
LOUNSBURY,MATIIEWSON A CO. SN. Lsdlcs'
Sue shoes.
thandWWatc-rfig .munnnsoxm
Manufacturers of lad ' mireos' and children's
Ins footwear to; tho retaiI trade.
smut-warns arm twonwumu.
nurcnmsort. cou a co. Norwalk, New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.
momma ooons. ‘
AIKRNJOIIN ll. nMalast,N. mm for
guns, hung tackle. ammuulthm, rte. ’
s'raru. smarts.
dry, II. N. Stairs and band rails to
T!!! DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
g, S. N. Wm. ll. non. proprietor.
MAI 21(01le AND runs.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The,Watsr at.
near It. It. bvldgs, S. N.
STRAIBIIIP mom sums.
CURTIS, S. w. Israels bullion N. Its—kip
Mafia-mantra” etc.
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
Forotherlooolncwsssefourthmac.‘
A Boat to be put an Soon.
It seems prstty certain that a passen-
ger boat will soon be put on thorontc
bctwcou Norwalk and New York.
boat will probably bsfih’e “Sbrwwabury,”
acraft somewhat smaller than the Caps
The
-Boys’ Shoes, Ilto b.95cts. Boyt’s.
rah'lnt fifteen years old; were created
ti movalug by Bastian“! Toner, 13
charged with breaking windows of mob» has 5.”
rs McCoy’s house at Boll tron nu run-7
day by throwing stones. They will be
turd thirsfteruoon before Justice Austin.
- Tryibs “Island Gem” door. You
will use none other. ..
A Luehy South Norwalh laldaa.
Last night's Bridgeport Farmer says:
“Fred Beach, a popular young man of
Boson, was married Wednesday to a
ymug lady of South Norwalk.
father of the bride gave as his wedding
giita deed of ownership to tho Josiah
Ilsilet form, one of the largest and most
desirable farming proportion in Boston.”
~Nor; River shad at Bout & Zalnfl'a.
l w's Town Cloth landed
the home 0! the bride.
r represented Wilton in the last Legit
isture, and has many friends throughout
—Lobsters at Farriugton’a Morrow.
The friends of the venerable William
Ilnrohouse, the poet, who lived for many
years on the Turnpike, will be glad to
kmw that he has been the recipient of a
stroke of good fortune and now resides
ins pleasant house on Fourth avenue,
New Yoik, where he was seen recently
attired in a handsome diagonal suit and
silk hat and bearing other cvidcncrs of
increased prosperity.
-Jnst arrived, a car load of horses at
A. Salmons’ stable.
Civil Engineer Wood has just complet- ,
edao amoral mapof the proposed five- ,
fort layout of Van Zsudt avenue, and it
car beacon by interested persons at the
uptown office of thoselsctmeu. It shows
mocaactarcain feet of landitwill be
necessary to take from each property-
ovner on the street, and gives the grade
of the road from the bridge to East ave- 1
4.5;. a... W’ y .. bottom
prices at Planted' 's.
The Nervulh “bran.
Tho trustrrsof the Norwalk Library
have addressed a circular to the friends
sum 0. n. 16 Solon-con. “Wheelerand fit the corporation asking than to ho
camegsubsoriber to thelJbrary, or, if
already a member, to influence others
to snlncribo. The Library, they say.
need; money for the purchase ohnew
hooks and to place it above the necessity
of c'vnmntsppeils. Thoreau nowovsr
s in“ the library and new
are being steadily added to
The Library, located at
all street, is opsa daily, except
Sunday from one to 5:0) o’clock 9...,
and Saturday evenings from 7:00 to 8:1!)
—Buy Boyt's ‘3 5O ”Goodyear Writ
nammmuswwmmmwom 3500
' [In to a nos-nous.
Persona living in the vicinity of No. 2
Kerwin street, were awakened about
Tho first spring games of Company 0
Athletic Association of Stanford held
at their armory last evening brought to,
gctbor somoof the very first amateur
athlslss of this part of Connection. A
large party of Norwalk military men,
composed principally of mrmbsu of
Company I", went down on an evening
train tosttood the games. and rotor-ad
with their banners dying, twoof their
Luckily for John Romero, who ab
ducted Annie Grant from her home in
this city, that he did not commit his
crime in any state but Connecticut. If
it had been In New York he would have
been sent to prison for five years. But
it is posibla that he knew what a farce
Connecticut justice was when he persuad-
ed an eleven-year-old girl to leave the
home of her parents.
Romero to being confined for ten days
in jail in New York city to allow soul.
clout time for requisition papers to be
issued for his return to Connecticut.
States Attorney Ifssasodso has decided
not to ask Gov. Bill for the necessary
Nash, Charles Downs, Fred Annular, W.
2. Boston, Will Bates, Eugene Moo-a,
Samuel Foster, Leonard Pollard, David
Camp, Andrew Perry, Sylvutsrltavllag,
Thomas?“ flout, Fred Radio and [iron
The events and winners wares- lulu
Iowa:
Seventy yards run—handicap. The
first heat was won by J. H. Cavaaaugh,
of the Manhattan Athletic club, New
York; time 10; seconds. The wooed
heatwasdeclarsd a dead heatbrtweaa '
Hilton Peck of Novwalk, and Ben Lock-
wood, of Stamford, although outsiders
admitted that Peck woo the heat fairly.
Their second heat also resulted in a dead
heat. The third heat was won by J. J.
O'Connell. In the final heat Peck, who
had been allowed one yard handicap,
was set back a yard for making a false
start, and Cavaoangh won the heat in
10}. beating Peck by only six inches.
High kick won by Thomas Hunt, of .
Norwalk; distance 8 feet, 4; iocbes.
One mile skate—handicap. RE. Radio,
scratch; J. Robinson, 20 yards; 0. Mal— _
lory, 20 yards; II. Keeler, 25 yards. Won
by Radio; time, 3.51. '
Two hundred and twenty yards run,
open to company members only. Won ‘
by A, W. Soufieid: time, 40 seconds.
Half mile run—handicap. 8. Scoville,
first: W. Ferris. second; G. Miller, third. .
Time, 2.50.
Obstacle race. Won by G. Archibsld. '
High jump. Won by G. Archibald.
Distance, 4 feet, 10 inches.
Two hundred and twenty yards run-
handicap. Won by ’3. Archibald. Time,
55b seconds.
One mile run. Won by S. H. Pardon.
Four hundred and forty yards hurdle
-hsudicap. Won by E. Bossa. Time,
1.20. ,
Two hundred and twenty yards hurdle.
Won by G. Archibald. Time, 55 seconds.
J. W. Curtis, of the New York Atla-
lstic Club, acted as starter. -'
Johnson. champion one mile walker
of the world, gave an exhibition walk,
oking the distance in 5 minutes and 23
nds.
The prizes brought home by the Nov-
walk boys consist of a pair of solid gold
alcove buttons for the high kick, a broom
clock for the mile skste, while Peck has
been promised a medal for securing sec-
ond place in the seventy yards dash.
—-Spectal to housekeepers compiler,
Iotboiine, rat. W Cedar, and Amour
tic, Cumpher, sursexterminator of moth
pest at Plainted's.
All Around the sure.
The Dsyvills depot narrowly escaped
being destroyed by lire yesterday altar»
noon. John Webster’s houaeand stove
near by were burned. Lose, about 82,060.
Insured.
James Cushion of Morris street. New
Haven, a brskcmau on Conductor" Phi“
Iip’s freight train, was knocked from his
our last evening, mar Milford, by a “tell
tele,”s device to warn brakemu that Marmara-Ir:
tbsyaro approachioga bridge. Hero- llta-lovl, rock hi];
ceivedafew scalp wounds aodbio leg Anemia, mg 'm
was [slightly injured. The on tale coal-s It. m,” aisle, m .
which be struck was an unusually low WWI. w,m~~?
one. . W I” M W“
Orville Percival of North _
in his eighty-fifth year, has J
' ,and thogreat'wroog that
done the girl’s parents will not
be avenged. Annie Grant’s parents are
poor, and of course will have to submit.
An unfortunate feature of the siIair
is that the treatment of the New York
authorities, who were so peristeut in
capturing Momero, is rather shabby.
When they hear of the manner in which
tbecase has besudisposed of they will
not loci good natured, and we doubt if
Chief Vollmer will feel Inclined to ask
their anistancs in the future, whenever
a crimrnal' is wanted.
—-Stovsa stored for the summer at F.
H. Nash & Bro's.
n. a. strs sssscf'r—cn
Trouble Regarding Wages Results In
Bloodshed.
Henry A. Lewis, who had some trou-
blowith D. IL Finch regarding salary
that was due him, wen 0 Norwalk this
morning to have papers ed whereby
he could recovrr lib wages. The story
is that as Lewis was returning from the
borough be met, Mr. Finch and was in-
vited to get on the wagon. Lively words
were exchanged and Lawn claims to
have been knocked from the wagon.
Later Mr. Lewis went to Mr. Finch for
an explanation when he was again ss-
multed. Lewis had some severe cut;
on the head. Ila came to Russell
I‘rost'solliceaud bad a warrant issued
for Mr. Yinch’s erred. The charge pro
fared ware-suit andbattery. Attho
bearing to be held before Judge 1). P.
Nowell, the true facts in tbocaso will
probably be brought out.
—Ooe—Iiuodrsd pamEidjgnt tipped
shoes, 2i to bi, regular price 81.50. Shall
close them out at 81.00. Boyt’s.
BS‘I’BRTAINI “1'8.
Inn‘s Landing.
“Mods landing. one of the funniest
comedic ever written, will he presented
at Ionic Ball tomorrow evening. It is
replete with undo, dancing and special-
ties that will surely please tho audience.
[)0 not fail ”attend this laughable play.
M Bedding.
The Francesca Bedding operatic epin-
pany will open a week's engagement at
Music Hall, next Monday evening. Of
the company’s appearance in Dsnvilis
the8on so : “The Francesca Bedding
Company had agood house last «suing.
They deepened the impraaioo that the
company issqtml in talent toon that
bssvisitcdtbiaplaesoflale. Mi. Red-
diog has a good stays presence. is forciv
bleiuhrractlog and hersiogingts ad-
mirable. Aa tho gay, ambitious and
versatile Maritaaa she looked charming,
ad played well, although at times, a
hsobuuvrda ”Walk!“
two and ooovball years all
housewith hlsdrolleessaudcocentricto
lira Themydsould bewapported
byourpeoplsss it Iaseldomsoch good
aeflogeaabewitaeeredatss liberal
prices.
mwma"m”
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through the eye of the samplv. It.
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slab,apevfectdrswiugoffievlobaai¢
lay whats it fellfromthedudgirfl
mwlthfsllenbridgrdooasaadstvla'
etc. This work wssdoas bylrJ’so-
slval.
~Wsdonotask you to use III—h
soap-tore than once. After that yaw
willdosowithoutourrrquwt. ~
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