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BER 730.
DIRECTORY
Milli 111010818
TOW“ 0F NOBWALK.
- Abbreviations: N.—Norwelk; S. N.—SosthNol~
walk. IN.-llauNwwalk.
To those of our renders who meet el-
randy aware the that we would so that
"presets ted.wha or of
mot small degree. will he found
y reliable In every buns-
and wall worthy of all patronage
amoonpuasons.
mortars IRON wonxa consume a.
eesrRthalp.
snout-rm
um we. a Ins winnings-I It plans and
. specimen-fonts
BANDALL,IINBRD.oor non-newsman.
swam" volundeodfleo drawing.
numerous.
mammmwmu N. Real
’1». Iatranslation.»annals-gun.at,
III (timid-
Blair: and WW
DeKLYN I:ION. 87 dealers" N. at
st,8. Macaulay
mirage,
SCOPIJILD EHNAC. lONoJlalo 8. N. Sole
agent for Horton's ceIceIebrstod I“
WERNBRCHAS. LNeiu'st.neersll, N. Polo
confectionery enalice Fresh goods daily.
WILSON’S "HOIIIC Node" Bleed Bohems . N.
leave elders at 14 Raymond at.
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Well st,
Megan-14,100.
mm mug—identw yer, vice- plesldent',
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The.” ashlt.ington
”Indiana.“ N. Cepltu EN'WL surplus 312-
mm
PAIRPIIILDW‘n N COUNTY NATIOS‘ALCIIIPANiNKA The
44 t .
one. It. ,Jamoelnflmyettl; viooplcst.,
P0. www.moc. Green
WW“ ’ tom ““3 “i“ ...“;s
, s us
llenilofi“ S. mloodypleat Karim. Crow, vice
ILBeilsynri-a.
NATIONAL BANK 0P NORWALK, The. 51 Wall
meorpetatsd
t.N 857. Eben
' ,EJHIUlYlogmlfiLlll’
to s. It. um,
“Tim B. K. Lockwood A.:Osboln
0.3.Wilsen,ll.Beard.D. W Pitch, W. P.
Bishop. Beukere’, Nerobsnts‘, Manufacturers”,
Paschal and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Well at, N.
toover moon, onrpl us 390.000
.; H. B. Cranium, vice—prest.;
R. er, trees.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De-
la m. Alden Sol-
Mmmsw ovum“ ohn Um?” tress. Interest
pelddeposltols. Noueyl onmortgage.
BEEP, Wholesale.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO. S. N. Hammond
k.sbeep,lemh, veal, etc.
TmY Wlf. N. A: C0.. N. Armoul‘abeefmd
provisions. Hanedreeled lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUITONJ. 17. Post ofllce b01435, N. Circulars
folded in over row Sunday pepels.
BLACKSMITIIS.
CARR, 630 T foot Raymond at. S. N. Hem
shoeiuge
IaBIDGl BUILDERS.
BELGBOJ. ACO. P. Oboxms. N. builders
d bridges, docks. pile foundauonget
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, H. S. So. Belongs. N. customWorkmd
repelnagaspecielty.
BABY", C. H. No. lain $5.11. qweieltiesin
beets.ahoesal and rubbers.
SCHAUB. JOHN 88018.85 Washington st, S. N.
Atatgeodassortmen lowplioes.
300‘! AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS,G 3089 Railroad Plane, 8. N. All
workneatlymdplemptly done
BOOKSKLLKBS AND STATIONERS.
PINNBD. J. ARTHUR. N. cold engraving, wed
ding ,bellbvae tennis soak.
PLAISTKD'B DRUG 81'3”“ 43 Washington at
Schooled suiesppl
sesame! .
Milk 8.)! Nepal»
tolerant Ra . ' .
commons.
W UM Rmmudtoculs.
use an"! $8.14.
cleanser arm ousswanu.
sauna. H sane. cor. manure-tease.
Maurie
UNNBRSALSTORRTMNe. Isle oelealt.
Ismpl,clockely, [la-wombat“ mete.
Om
eW.m-.:rz~mw *
“EDWALL “3.9%”éu'm no.0“
NEW; C. wasimim
clowns
WBRI),.W L.. D.D.S. blotch-IdahN. Odlre
houlsSaHmtoSpHm
DOORS. SASII AND BLINDS
SNITH,W. H. a C0. 15 A; 17 Water at, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIBRCR, P.1I.SbChestuutst, S. N. Cruhedstono.
salt glared and cement
HAYIOND BROS.
pipe, 8 to 8 WWW.
nudes AND omens.
“8" “Uni“?mlo ”" ‘11". om‘ “5;.“ ’1‘;
y to am. p m. och
roe-toll Ilycompounded.
Gm “gm 8 We}! at. N” Byebfitbed I”
EGGS, JOHN A. 11 Halo pat, N. Perfumes ,-—-llfty
PLAIST "D's i‘GWelbingtoust S. N. peteutmedi-
Physiclans' prescription-especially.
DRY-GOODS.
AISLER. J. L. A: SONS—“The Equitable “ No. 2
Gazette building,N. Drygeods, oilclotLIs Inni-
tiogsand rugs
BANKS, E. K. pushockemo Hotel block, S. N. dry-
goods, notions, glovuetc. U uderweeraspecielty.
BENNETT, J. P.19 Main at, N. Business estab-
. lilhed over forty-two years.
DICKERNAN, A. ASON,SIWsshiogton at, SN
dly-g carpets, etc. (see adv.)
SCOFIELD’ at lIOYT. 30mm bldg.N. 68 Wash-
lngtonsgS. N (See advertisement)
STREET. EDWARD, S Gazette bids, N. Dry
goods, taucygoods. uotienseudh osiory.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS KXPRBS Ct). oflicc railroad station, 5
N. ondt‘lWaIlst, Express forwarders to all
parts of the world. \Pssscugertraiu service Low
rates. Inter lluut agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BUTTON A BRUNDAGE. odiceet Beuedict'a,4.‘l
Wis! st, N. Our motto, prompt attention."
CAVANAGII‘S EXPRESS, and
planes moral. leave orders at laioted’s, S. N
SHERWOOD, W W. N slate at post-once and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.
"TRACTS. "ERRORS. no.
BYXBEE, F. S. A (’0. 90 Main st. N. lmufectur-
ers of Scotleki‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. Ambler A Bell.
PERT IZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bred y's super phosphatasptx:
ial mules. lend plaster, yglonmlbolte
SMITH W. H. A: CO. Water at. N. agents for WI!
linmsClarkaCo. "fastaodald crt rti.llzels
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary obs in stock spec-
his to older ,.ilremoltel.und chimney line linln' vs
FISH, OYSTEBS, CLAlllS, ETC.
HUNT A ZKLUPP. SOWash'togton at. S. N. lino
fish, oysters. clams, fruits. game,
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON, JOHN B. flTeonr avenue, S. N. Also
mood r.
RATIOND BRIB- eoutractorsfor Ingmar-so,
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM. AND IIOT WATER
HEATERS.
NEEKER. W. H. a CD. Music Hall block. 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEM" FLOUR. the best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L‘IICIIMBDIEU. DANIEL, east end of Washington
It bridge. The choicest of family door kept.
v
5. 13- endgmerelatationery. RAY NOND BROS. bay. straw, door and feed in
BOXIAKEBSJWood dPaper.) loud,cerorcelgolots.
mm, B. P. Weterat.8. N. estates of bat RED MILL Dalian. Clef-mt A Rose. Glam. choir:
unpackhghoxqotc. ‘;ohop _ ‘ fetal“, ‘ eotlrye nonr.
..g BUILDING HATERIALS. 31.031313,
Immune n-Wuhinslon-t. SN lilo mo rsmwmm Place, 8. N plants. cut
Nummflmhayanwww.
LIONAI‘D:CHAS.T.Waterst.N bricketsll
“3W. hail. “quilt hille
RATIOND BROS. lllweokee, Philadelphia end
mmmmmmm
BUTTER. 0113383. EGGS, lo.
BOSTON BUTTER HOUSLnextdeoltothePoat
more N.—e mapsclaltymado all diluent
and“ domoatlc. All
gledtaof butter, mum‘eeouedgooda, etc.
CABBIAGI “POSITOBIES.
DANN. WllwWaIlstJ. Cnrlagqharoemvs,
Insoluble Mm
WIN TEES AND BUILDIRS.
Wmua‘mmfilb " “m"
NORTON.“ A. CmTayloraveuoe. S N. Jobbing
promptly attendedto.
BANDALLID. Baudell‘smlll. LN linden
bias
machineryrmhyehesp pzwertaluI eIetogivo
BATIONDJJLNWatwst. SN IInsttrtrstztuler
blockaeol-
loIl and
miles mmdm”m I‘m
Jehflagdeeahtlmatos givers'l' 51-6.
moonlnummaN.Jobbiog
sttotidodto.
worms) A HOYT,
flowers and onumcotsl pieces made worth
GUIOUE, P. L. ”Wald st. opp. UnieuCr
Plants, cut flowers. etc. Floral work a s
chAY, JO ,1 N. uesrtbedepot. Healing
lento—cut era and floral work of all kinds.
glue loses a specialty.
SNITHm JOHN H So. lain st,S.N. theoldostsnd
wnlolist in this vicinity. Piauto,cut
lowelam etc. Floral work of all kindsa specialty
and dolls promptly.
FURNITUBB DEALERS.
COLKIAN. THRODORKWeshington at, (east end)
Furniture, looking picture flames, etc.
CHAN a WHITT BY. 5 leinot.N. (Ray
mood's old mud). See advatisemeo
RAYIOND 080. H. newstere,“end48]le|not.
N. Pour aholeold
STOW DAVID nah), aod8,Se. lainsLSN.
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
can mom
sonwaut one no
Water at. N. (leaf
N.
I!
MPANIIS.
COIPANY. once IO
heat and wet.
Cokeeix centapu Ikhé‘eal Tel thle'vydol-
Ianperbslrcl.
0800838. (Whales-la.)
Hour! A names-on Wall stN. whole-
mleymlonr,glela.be. etc.
SELLBCK BROS. “and "Well at. N. wholesale
gluoels.doul,leod.gmn,hay,sts.
0300338.
BROWNAWILCOX ”Washington 8. N sole
agmtaforeelob bleteti cleaiherybnttsr
BECKER, CONRAD. In Washington at, as
choioeglecarlesmd millions.
CHAS. monomeric Hetohlns, ”No.
u.S. N. ales stratus—lest.
'm“ IAN
we“? .,
.....fifi"
- streams. West
”,1.
_‘nflJ.T.kw.llslnlt.ll.eho-wo
‘. slim
mmnraerems.
...... "fl: "‘
ma.’ an. lsbledclloaciaftwfa-Ilytreds.
o'nnnw. Isa lets a. N. on».
year. "figment
smear. .. V"; caused
In», '5‘??? ricofit’iim
outflows '1'. 1mm” It. In.
mmw. a. ”SD“ was“:
In.”
uwrosfimoo“ manual} on.
owlasaehabla . delimiter. " IN
unorteammmartmmeuoorw
Hm Mil-I. we.
BOOK! A HARIAN, Nellie at. aeelevt. SN.
ashore moo“. gimm'ximflwm-
“mood splesss sspsdllt
I
memoirs
Wflmdfllflnfl.l.a
811me or)
armuJNJhoforusrs
J m
“'1‘ mm C 00. ”tel!
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wk”,
Wm
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1.1%.”:
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nannvraunmee'rtnr.
PROWITTJ IKGIdIflJI. Ilium-l
mama. I00 Ilendi7'lhfll.bliflv
QUINTARDWMMII m
DWYBR,P. H.88Wellst,N. custom-adults.
MWgnutlydolIe.
wees): SHORES.
I UHAB, JOHN. N Halo 8. N. speculat-
fitlon given to .10.:ka out} trotting haves.
HOTELS.
AIBRICAN HOTEL. It Rain N. J C. Collins.
European plan, restaurant
GKRHANIA HOTEL, fl Railroad place, Coup
NORWA’LK HO'I‘IIL,’ D. IN ILR. depot.
lit‘stllctll’hwaeu, modulus.
ole wxu. HMMWasbingtou pennies“. Reed
Ilslaudvi ..proywiotm Bumpsaeplen
nous: mama Goons.
STBVRN Lauri-humus S.N. ancksry.
M uuaedweodonwa:
ICE DIALBBS.
Hm B.“deert Point Palm,.'."SN also
Innerf
msohas’ow' than
LDOLIDGEA LOCKWBOII.9
slice and real estate in all its launches.
LAYTON. JACOBN. Washingteust nextntoPO
s N. m‘. plate glass. accidmtand liIe. (see adv)
LOCKWOOD WM. cor. lalnandWellsts. N. Real
estate investments, loans negotiatod,etc.
NORRBLLA L'HOMMKDH-IU. ”Washington at,
S.N strictly first-class companies lopteeeuted
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 A “Washington at,
.. . Reel Balateeod lirsulenoe.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GKN'L LIFE INS. 00.. S S .1117
Hommedien, agent, Washington st, S. N.see
NETROI’OLITAN LIPR INS CO. to Washington
at,S..N ILC Dibble.eesistsutsupt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. C0.. N. In successful
business since 1880. No outstanding Iossclalms
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The model'- block.
Main at, S N. Juo. French. esat. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAI'FURD. R. B. Masonic b N. 6% Honda
litddlteex Banking end Kquits N't'ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL
SMITH W. H. kCO. fluid 17 Waterst, N.
springs, axles, carriage hultlwale.etc
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRI'I'T E. I. wmdeater st.N. iron work
otollkiods.
THE DUNCAN IRON HAILING WORKS. Water
at, S. N. Wm. II. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDBIES.
GILES 8t CLANCY at The Norwslk Iron Works
Co., malaise st Bridgeport, Coon.
JEW’ELERI.
PERRIS A. S. 3980 Main st,S N. op. City Hotel
SUN doewetchlepe‘tringaspeciel ty.
HOY'I‘. H B lSNo. lainst. S. N. strictly drstclase
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. IzGRAND. 58Welist. N. watches. dlsv
moods. etc. Free watch repairing a specialty.
3001) II. S. dinmmdwwatcbes, jewelry silvernnd
plated were, repelling eepec'telty. Cl llleiu st, 8 N.
LAWYERS.
Al' STIN ALFRED E. mm 3 laconic b d 3. Well
at, borough. Notary and Real Esta
FROST RUSSKL 8 No. Main It. “notary.
business of ell kin carefully attended to. ‘38“
HURLBU’I’I‘ J. BBLDHN. memos and 6 Gazette
building, Well at, boroug b.
LIGHT JOHNH. Ill} “'th S. N. notary
commisol Photon
ouor ofdeoda for
IDCKWOOD EDWARD l. room 4 Omens bidg,
Attorney and pet-loos.
SKYNOUR. JOHNS 8. room a, Pallield Co. Net.
Bank building, N Counsellorstla w.
“'ALSII. JOHN J. room] Masonic building. Wall
M811.
st. be
"VERY STABLES.
DANN, HORACE II. Excelsior livery and heard-
his stables. OdiecNo 8 River st, N.
GREGORY (mo 3. II Knight at N. Pine turn—
outs a specialty. TelephonelIS—B.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOC KW OOD IANUFAC'I'URING CO. “halt;
N. Manufacturers“ bul
alike at Pearl at; NewYork edict w Mikado“;
Chicago once lb Lake at.
NORWALK LOCK COIPANYM S. N. New York
ofleete Chambers ulldcrs' hld
HILLRJ. SWeter Allkiathofimnherdo
livered toeoypoiut 1“rail, tesmorvoaeel.
IACHINI SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO The. Water at,
KR. N. Generelmsa:
and bless f Babbitt
polls for mafactclles steamboats.
SCOPIELD. W]. A. Knight st,N. New ruthless-y
muleaodrepelriugpremptlysttended to.
IO
1A3“! GARDENEBS.
JBNNINCS A WATBRBURY, S. N. Ira-lies and all
pldeupledooeluseeson for thoubolessletnale.
E
A IODRL NAHnT. it Well st, N WandwslI.
prop, beef, veal. lamb mutton and poultry.
‘Y'nPN' ‘* Wmmm w
0 r
eggs. caused goods, etc.
Gall.
CARRWILIJANH. Bosnian-
MW cash
PABBINGI’ON J. Ansell, more.
Mini mm”,
GUST. CIO.UCheItrIetlt.S.N. chutes-rah,
vsgetablsadlulgstc. lowestcmhprloaa.
5.1L
HAY.“ mummies-ah. pails-I
JUNO}! A0. Coatsellasbstem. lslueedlisvt-
“My .vvgat‘lse.
‘ . ‘ I
Zi‘lfithlmmfibfiwiw
um comm.
filly. 1m” '4'“ $8.].
m! m "1‘
an“: ABHINOTONIABIII'. ..Wafl
hill. the“ Mm
WILLW.” ll lam-day lbw-genteel
"”‘Ju‘ummfimazm ...-m"-
at, . mush“
"enurm
“regain-...... mm
I.W.5)Nfla If. Inflated
vet-“......“ nears... w
. mummies-as.
WWII.“ tantamount“
of“ anti”
«weanli-
nuts.
:flweuwaaen Jellies
oLmnoi-tsi“ an of
more:
saunas.
fills-III. amusem-
.‘ INN-INIIMJUWv
.3%“ ... em
Ida-interm‘
, GIL) IWIIDOCO.
M! AND I‘M ooone.
CAVANAGEWIE‘CB’QIIM
YAWGIT!’ W’sfu lining. 8"
ILNW
II .lall I. fit
“Old
81'. JOHN. Ill-swirls l.
at.“ at, lint-sly. m
. ICIIC menses.
“G. W. N.mmMW-.
mm
It. N-hlifllainn.
Irm'rz. masnmmsxr. m Nah-LN. HID
GIBSON,ALILS.leghst,N. Pit-Imm-
Hummummm . edit
it mngTNmI. I“. v
All It N.
Northern-ac.
endevgas
SAWYl-B.IBS RJ. Worm-d
Wet atllunli. WW
Weatst.S.N ,
BO NIWSDIPO'PI.
DWILL, H. I. 74W alert. hhk
ashiegtoa
worm: sm.m"§n
Mm
omltPLANTBISANDDZALm
BELLJIIRAN P. 0.303111, SNwlIoleaslc
ehipperofeystasandclams
001']!thwa footefRaymoudflJ. 1!. whole
leisindeela leeeyetsrs.
HOYT,W. EJSONJMWGUII, 8.3. 9011 d
IL . All . ,
dee'lsse inesitvaoystaen. '
BIRD I HOUSMAN. ISIWsuv SN. plasters
aedshippu-sof ofNorwaikeyvtsrnfi‘
YANN J.L...kCO PMOMHISN.
Oysters cleans. while-slesudletail
PATIENTS AND Ion!“
NORWALK PATTERN W0 Chas. H.Als»
ageutlolthscalrhretedCartenfereaee.
PAINTS. OILS ANDGLASS.
PROWI’I'I', J 1'. 46 lain-LN Jewettslesds.
Nnnlyand IV'adaworthsmixodpaipts.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewett's, Atlanticaod Seelsya
Lead CalcutteoiisandA vermChsnIiulPalnt.
SNITII, W. H 8C0. I5kl7Wetast,N. agents
lukegmmk Nartioeepalots.
rerun assumes.
PRIE'I'AKCO.‘ Waterst, nearWelLN. elsepe‘tuts,
o
PROWITT J T as late at,N .wtndow shades.
Hollands, fixtures, etc.
TAYLORACO. 21 Naluth.elsohesdwrle.
Innis. oils. clan. etc-
‘ PHOTOG
BLACKNAN. C. A. ll lain at. N. Instantaneous
pmcess. Cbildreus photos especially.
NORTH. G. S. TSWaahiugmat.S. N one it
only and that tbebeat. m y
READNAN P. B. Gazette hulldhlmN
photographsflmpevdos; one dunno.
PIANO TUNIRS AID PAIIIIS.
GENDER, C. P. Lockwood N. Akotleelel in
pianos, organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANING HILLS.
RANDALL, NINBR D. E. N. All kin-loot wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUIIBING.
NEBKBRACO W. H. IndeHeIlhioeLSJI
PlumbingJIeeln w
NASH Y. H. ABBO. cor. lain-dWestsb 8 N.
Pin-hiegsud pom-pamd mdh'ars.
mans.
NORWALK noose RAILWAY CO. Je-oeW.
Hyatt. pleat; Edwin G. Hwy-spa
REAL ESTA" AGENTS.
LAY’I'ON. JACOB! W K.euttoP.O.
y{pl'eptxtyforlelebeuveaum~iiiulvnntiles-11v)
NORRELLA L'HOIIIDIBU, “Workings“ at.
UN .eeiling, mdeullectiug
WILSON. 0.10m“: bldg. N. Invest-ants
moneytoloen Also lmraneewmtn in but
ofeompeuiesstthelowestrstes
WOODWARD. ILA. Nelda-i. S. N. bra-rate
rent and building lots for sole.
RESTAURANTS.
BIB IIIVR,5Waterat,N.wel-mnlastell
hours. dinner 9:.
HENRY’S. 1680. Main 1.3. N. The heath? dinner
in the city. Board by thadayosweek.
SANITARY ”omens.
RIDER. W. B. A SON. 6W ‘ S. N
Hydraulieendcivll mm It.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
KISS 11(me 8 Cubed N.
bulug-dby school. "
BA
Young
iron NORWALK mmm momma. N. MS.
30m,
principal. Cheatweulequcat.
for llaeud ladies. num-
oregano: inilseif. Polly “in?
sic-Ids Ramada—tape at:
no or
the study of art. undetectable.
Aprileth. Client-owl“ he
sontupous
BAYIOND BIOS. sewers built. walls pipes laid.
excavating, Ailing, polling. herbage m
SHOP IAN’UPACIUIEIS.
.IATHIWION k C0. S.N. Idea
Ina shoes.
md Ila-ea- 7|
nil?
75. and 77 Tiles “'3 8
Waters what-dd“?
hatootwsartvloiaa writ-eds.
Im—WAWANDUMAI.
HUTCHINSON.COLIACO.NelwsI.Nestah
aim“
AIKINJOHNII late N heads
.I at. . aulusfsv
Hummers.
NORWAI.‘ INN WORKS CO.‘I'hv.Www
mos "
with.
Museum
I. “us—ml,
um JAM]. ”fish'o
“mm-susyms'd.
mm
JOINEMdWWIJJ b
newton. JMQCMNBI. AD
with ‘
we. nor-“Me
gummwm.
wfignfiam sun-s
WWW
,. mm‘
JAITS.IBS.I.L.aSo.lsis S. N. I”.
atylseloemlegs especially. I"
and fifty pupils
. unwell!
fimmommm,
1' MIM‘D PLACE.
adorauoawsu.
. 25 mm mm.
WALK.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
For other local new one fourth page.
Arbor Dam u True.
i
Youth's Companies.
A Pas-rite Actor Dead.
Holly Plnnkctt, the actor, who had
appeared on the Norwalk stage several
times in popular plays, and who made
many warm friends whlla hers, died in
s New York hospital one day— last week.
‘4» non kin Shoe, 32. South om.
Company P. Appoint-unto.
$rgeaot A. J. Wllcoxmo, of Com-
pany F has been appointed first sergeant
of the Company; Corporal Charles
James has been promoted to sergeant.
and private Gwolge R. Seth has been
Inodaracmperel.
—-It'me imported and EEth cigars
I8 Painted 0.
luatlurwulkfiehuwl
The attendance at the Boat Nolwulk
school has increased to such an extent
that the building will probably have to
be enlarged before long. [hiring the
past three years the enumeration shows
that there has been a yearly Increase o'
—Geooecticut Rivet Shad today at
HentRZeIoII’s.
Venue” Agni. Ulslhlw-
Justice Selleck's much-aboard Venus
has shed her winter overcoat. and now
stands in all her loveliness, belf~hiddcn
_ behind a white.v lilac bush in Ir. Sellsck‘s
yard. She has never fully recovered
from the elects of the denbiog some
rascal gave her last summer.
-~ l‘u Dove Kid Shoe. 82. Smith Bros.
A Plea In. Iowa on lime.
Fr d. Radio, the wiunvrof the mile
shot at the Stamford armory on April
I7, I 6 Sylvester Sterling. both of them
members of Company 17. are likely to
corn: mother about the middle of lay
for a five mile skate for the amateur
cbsvnpiol-shipof Connecticut. Theresa.
if "redo, will probably take piece on'
lbslltfrsl polled outside of Nelwslk.
”The "Islam! Gem" firm suits the
moatfawidioasofhoasekeopsn.
Inn runes at Buwuytuu.
The west bowed expre- tbat peas
tbisettyss smdm.m
e ' who was walking on thetvaek
ever Rawayterl yesterday alt-noon. He
weaklllrdlnstsntly. and wasuieetthst
busiest-lea were unrecognizable. The
, I!” m”
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«no:
Than-ammo.
Thencebetwrsuthayeehtflkureka,
of Boston. and Commodore Burritt's
“Rivet.” isoowfullysssurad.estba
commodorsheslsoaisadelvttsrfrou
I ll. Rogers. ewusrof ths”Balsks,”Is
webhbsaeyatbspleesss-sdebyhls
sailiegmmtsrursafleflysetlsfeesoly
robin. ‘I'sareeawll be be sailed ed
meantime-Wants.“
MfihuflyHUflhmm
wllhhs place early to July.—
m—tmfhelhlelflmnfllslthflms
Jame—neat: H “I.
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SOUTH NORWALK CONN. THURSDAY. MAY 1. IBM.
CAUGHT IN CURING m.
lulu-gs Ialasueas Granted by the Town
Clerk During April.
April 1, George Iogereoll, better. of
Norwelk. and Sadie Avery, of Norwflk.
April 5.1.ewia Hultlieer, mill hand,
of Norwelk. and Holy Ann Donovan, of
Nerwelk.
April ll, Daniel Helene. laborer, of
Nor’welk, and Anne Poorer, of Norwalk.
April 9, Themes H. Hickey. factory
hand, of Novwslk, and Rosanna Murphy,
of'Nolwelk.
April 11, Hichael Woodliog, shoe-
maker, of Norwalk, and llouaKapeI, of
Norwalk.
April 12. Scott Williamson, carpenter.
of Dorian, ed‘l Illa. ItalyP. Tucker. of
Norwalk,
April 15. Edward G. Weed, lock fitter,
of Norwelk, and Josephine Bimbo, of
Norwslk.
April 15, Ellison H. Dopey, clergy-
man, of South Norwelk, eudLibbio
Heath, or South Norwalk.
April 24, John P. W
' martian. N.J.,and Iti-
berh Wallace, of Norwalk.
April 28,Pred J. Smith. milkmso,of
Norwslk, and Edith James, of Norwelk.
April 29, George E. Benton, better, of
Narwalk, and Carrie Casey, of Norwelk.
—A genuine picnic, hams 10c per 1b.,
shoulders 8c per Ib., at T. Bthyal A.
Son's.
"BUZZLBIENT IN ANSO.‘ IA.
Pay-nous of tho Farrell Company Ar-
rested-Ills mood of Working.
There was a great sensation in Ansonia
Tuesday when it became known that
William Moore, the peylnsster of the
I‘Farrell Foundry and Machine Compmy,
had been arrested for embeuleius large
sums of money from the company.
Moore had been employed by the com-
pany for many years and was supposed
to be quite wealthy. A few years age
be boughta large farm near this place
and went into the business of raising
blooded horses on a large scale. He built
one of the finest houses in the place.
lived in excellent style and out quite a
figure financially. It was commonly le-
polted that be had grown wealthy feet
from his stock farm and. consequently.
none of his expenditures were thought
extravagant.
Notions ego the odious of the Farrell
Com ybecalno stupieieus that their
pay r IIy bed mooted unusually large
proport and began an investigation.
They discovered that Moore was drew-
tug pay for [our uteri who never worked
for the company, and that each of these
use was put down for m a week. It
wasalao learned that Boole was charging
the company 03.75 per day for a number
of men who, as a matter of fact, were
only getting $2.50 a day. The total
amount of the embezzlements has not
been told. When loose was arrested he
was overcome and promised to settle.
Succubus rflorts were made to keep the
affair private. Moore's fethergavo bonds
to the extent of 86,000 for his son's ap-
pearance. It is thought likely that the
matter will be settled.
4m I")... Kid 3...; ' s2. Smith Bros
Some ruler-ting Pictures.
Inst night’ a Bridgeport Standard con.
tained the following: 1'. I]. Hope of
Nurwalk is an artist well known to the
Bridgeport public through his realistic
still-lilo studies, of which loony are
owned in this city. Hshas et ScnIIy’s
all stole, State street. some of his more
recent works which are to the same line
setters admirable works in that way.
One iss bamlof old bottles, and it
seems hardly possible that the veritable
things themes“. are not there. molass-
Iystedledeodtlueto natureisthe leu-
d.tioo. Another is a grouping upon a
table of boiled lobster, mustard pot. eon-
deused milk can, knife,bottbs, jog, etc"
all in the some manner and giving the
same inspection of reality. Thelobstor
Ive particularly eaeolkntpisesefwolk.
being realistic to a wonderful degree. A
third piroa is the reproduction of s worn
and ere-pied five dollar bill,aud this to
perhaps the most Iemerkubls of the
three. Isl-well worth a visit to Ir.
”engineers-mm
. Mite-Minimal»
tasoofertdaallestbsm.
—8alelegsw high Mk. Vicky. seesldor
i
"iii
r. e. c. .‘- amiss.
These Who 'lll Ileva Chums at the
W
Various
Theoaw Board of Dimsors forthe
ensuing year held their first» attesting
Wednesday evening in tho seclotery’a
other, President James L. Ambler pre-
siding. Among the principal things
done was the appointment of the com-
mitteosby the president and the ratify-
log of the some by the board. The list
of committees ssoompleted less follows:
Executive—George B. St. John, G.
Welter Aiken, S. H. Holmes.
Plenum—JV. A. Cultie, E. C. Blesell,
JamesF. Hall, RGJIenfold, llaCoIe.
Iemborship—Freok Bullock, Bowerdr
Doty, F. J. Curtis, R. G. Heuford. 0.15.
Hoyt. C. A. Hevileud, JameaH. Mitchell,
Arthur Paddock. -
Rooms and Librery—Floyd'l'. Roscoe.
Plank Veil, C. A. Tucker, George Mal-
ritt, Gwrgsfl. Street.
Christian Work—Rev. C. E. Torrey,
‘EB. Wighsm, Nelson Benedict. Jesse
,Jehusou, W. I“. Bryant. ,
xnmulniiiént—c. E. Curtis, 0 H.
Street, IIcGland Raymond, J. A. Pinneo,
Howard Earle.
Reception—James Hubbell, R. L.
Bwtberton, Howard Doty,WiIIisSoIleck,
George Cousins, William J. Leland,
Robert G. Hitcbell. JamesH. Hitcbell,
P. Van Hooseer, Dr. Weed, Wininm
Hair, James Fountain, V. S. Selleek,
Edward Charmer. Edward Blush ,Georgo
lelritt. C. 8. Fitch, Frank fleuford,
Frank V s,il Dand Raymond, George
Brady. George Kosher, George Klee,
Clarence Slouaon. Charles McPherson,
Flank Selleck. Harry Bantam, Harry
'l‘ibIIels, Harry Smith, J. H. Selleck. C.
I. Byiogtou, Howard Ellie, '1‘.ng-
eteII', Wilbur Hubbell.
Boys’ Work—W. Hubbell, B. Chantal,
W. J. Leland, Jae. Fountain, W. F. Bry-
ant.
Employth and Boarding—Nelson
Benedict, Floyd Roscoe, T. Osborne, G.
W. Aiken, W. J. Warren.
Educational Class—H. B. Wigbom, (J.
A. Tucker, J. Johnson, J. A. Pinueo,
Lewis Green.
Gymnasium—Nelson Benedict. G. hier-
ritt, Joe. Hubbell. Jes. Ball. Will Weed.
Music—Dr. IIcGonesel, W. J. Leland.
G. H. Street, Frank Selleck, Edw. More-
house.
Visiting Sick—E. Charmer, 0. J. Clark
Dr. KcGonegal, C. I. Byington, 8. Brush.
Literary Society-R. G. Heuford, F.
Van Honour, l“ . Roscoe, J. Fountain,
C. A. Tucker.
It was voted that the Norwalk emacia-
tioe should be represented at the Inter-
national Secretariee' conference to be
held from lay 6 to II, in Nashville,
Tenth, by General Secretary Simone, and
hewill leave on Monday to attend the
conference.
—We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creemery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. T. B. Guyer a Son.
A YOU'I'IH'UL COUPLE WEI).
[Inward Del' Earls and atlas Home I.
Woodward lnrrlud In New Tosh.
Something of a sensation was caused
among society people of the borough
this morning when they read the follow.
lug marriage notice in the column of a
New York morning paper:
mu~woonwano.—Ilonnl De 1!.
sad Hattie tweed-nominations: the
descent hallullougbtoullsstmehe't
o. In. sot-u a), 1m.
Thobride is the pretty eighteen-y r-
old daughter of Probate Judge A- B.
Woodward, and the gloom who is about
the same age. is the younger son of
William H. Belle of East avenue. Both
are well known and popular in Norwalk
society. and their hetmtbel, which was
announced in The Serum only a few
months ago, was regarded with fever
among their numerous friends.
Although there was no parental opposi-
tion to the engagement, the feet of their
contemplated marrying was unknown.
it is said, to either family, and would
only have been opposed heesuas of their
youthfuleels.
Kr. and Ira. Earls have gone to Wash-
in on s w tour.
gtoo eddies
maelstrom stow”-
George W. Smallay and Robert ll.
Gel! pstd a visit toNisolkonlou-
day.
In. Alex and Ilsa Nicola Porbeasrs
visiting relatives in Elisabeth, II. J.
In. Frederick Hendricks of Norwslk,
spent Saturday and Sunday with In.
Barley Brown.
Ire. William Thompson of Brooklyn,
N.Y.,Is the sue-lot has plant, It
and In. Geo. Pallehlld.
Ir. and Ill. J. C. Zebu, who have
occupied the Peter Schubert plans for
thspeotthleslooeths. have returned to
New York.
-TbeDorsKllShoes.83. SmithBlos.
PRICE TWO GENTS.
“momma."
Coulied's OperuCempnuy.
The New Haven Palladium ymteadsy
morning thus spoke of tbaopsre enm-
Mrlndtheopereltploduoesst undo
Hall tomorrow night:
“CONN“ lobe!- Company ends so-
other brilliant cocoa. at Presley's hat
"wins “The King a Pool" has I... a
popular open since Its first team
in Vienna four years ago, n. q a
“8”- I“! Ind tinnitus. Inn of uses-
ioooeirv, butetthosemetimolt hadn-
lishtful exposition of easy Gallic sad
fsrvid German style. For the llltwpra.
ration of this brillian composition Qin-
BOWI corn y is eminently
adopted. The individual voices to
good and its charm" 1e superb. (literal-
ms. petite Clara Levine was
delightful and fascinating. A W
voice, an attractive face, a perfect m
m it. moved. unique. mu Belly,
in person a comphts (oil to lb helm,
is none the I. attentive. Thalia
can is meritorious, end the
theoperatselabolatseodarflstio.’ ., 7'
OnlynPew“ Destruhluflunum ’,
That the people of Norwalk have the
welfare of their public library at heart
ls indicated by the advance sale of seats
for the entertainment at the Opereflonee
to mellow evening, which has been Ilv
most unprecedented in the hhtosy of
theatrical performances in Norwslk. A
few, and only a few, desirable seats to-
main unsold.
Keller.
The great popularity of Keller, who
begins an engagement at [ruin Hell,
Monday, May 5, is no doubt due to the
fact that he always given what he prelu-
ises and is, besides, an originator to lib
line. This fact wlll be demonstrated to
those who witness his performance. In
the first part Hr. Xena: will give a num-
ber of new and attractive fonts in magic
and then prepare the way for other ee-
toniabiug features. After exhibitingthe
remarkable powers of his sum
Psycho, he will surrender the stage to
the special features of artists with which
he has remanded himself.
Hr. Keller will then again secure the
attention or the audience and plant a
dork sconce similar to those of leading
mediums. He will show thespiritoir-
ole, the Foster ballot test, the flyill ”1-5
tars, the holding test and other nestles
ones. All will be performed as skillfully
as by the mediums. who allege that the
spirits perform fonts for them.
Banjo Com.
Au appreciative audience alluded III.
banjo concert at Music Hall “timing.
The selections by tholny & Burritt dub
were all well rendered and Ch
served applause. The solos Ir. lay
were undoubtedly the fine: “
hero. F. J. Absrcrolnbie’saolos'oo
mandolin were played In the moat alth-
tic manner, and were both dithcult
pieces. The banjo playing w. H.- t
operated by songs and instrumental tunic.
——Gleat bankrupt sale of artificial ';
flowers at the Boston Store. A rare
obencetobuy ilowersat less than half
value.
A Plea Ian-gushes Test.
for the Hillel Hendfira
gave a test of the machine at the South
morning and it proved very practical in
its working. A bonfire warm and ..
after it gel under full besdwsy sstveael
from the machine was applied bibs
flemeseodineo instant tilelil'sw-uav
tinguieb ed. The bulbs wes lulu
started and was extinguished by the.
same machine without having have re-
chalged. Theextioguiahauulslnadsih.
two rises, weighing 18 and N be. They
are in the shops of u cylioduv, fro-
wbich a stream of chemical esu'bs
thrown over 35 feet, teachings file at
dopendootupoobi-oerboneteofwfl
sulphuric acid to generate gas form
polling power but work mm
ulr. Whaliooossmptlsdthsreaohla‘.
eaubsrstlllod with very little trouble.
BothtOoldsehsIldteod the , ,
luck Go. arealtsstly maM'
shines. Points lethal: ,
location rice-:4 movie M
W“ lull-Jolie
dodngof tan-Imam hart-s}
most complete hrs
market and should be
feetorylntowo. These
formstionregsrdiogtbms
address the litter Fits
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