NUMBER 731.
DIRECTORY
billing Bliflilli Illifli'llil
TOWN 01g, NORWAIIK-
A bbmlatiousr N.--Norwalk'. 8. N.——Bouth Nos
1"“; l “w“ £3}...
To those of our readers who are not al-
ready aware of the not we would say that
every Inn harsh: re presented, whether of
large or small degree. will be found
tly reliable In every business trans-
aetlen. and well worthy of all patronage
extended to them.
AIR COMPREBBOIIS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water It,
neer R. It. brklgs.
ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP. WM. 8. RB Washington It. plans and
specifications furnished at reasonable rates.
RANDALL. MINER D. cur. Main and Wall sis. N
seals. prospective and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONEERS.
onesr.
HORRELL A L'HOMMEDIEU, 95 Washington It,
all kinds of property sold.
. BAKERS-
DeKLYNN A SON, 2? Mutual, N. and bi Wishiugton
It. 8.N also dealers in confectionery, ice
cream, lea, etc.
SCOPIKLD EMMAC. “No. Mainst.8. N. Sole
Igsut for Horton I celebrated lcccream
WERNERCHAS. LMainmncarWaIl. N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
J WILSON‘8 “Home Made" Bread Bakery,s . N.
. leaveordsrset il Raymond“. ,
BANKS.
RNTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall st,N
WW. MIT: Hoyer. vicepresident;
%R&
CITY NATIONAL BANK.The. dBWeshlngton st.
ricer-Main 8. N. Capital 8100.000; surplus 312:
g R. If. Rowan, president; Jacob M. Lay-
FAIRI'IEID COUNTY NATIONAL BANK The
MWallst,N Incorporated 1.824 Ospl lath»;
Pleat, James W. Hyatt; vioeprest" mEdvnn
O. “Kaela; cashier, Itwis Creen..G
“n“ mm. ”W “calling“ “PEEL?
Is .000 . surp us
8. Moody preet; Martins nuisance
pveIt; JsmcIllJlaile .tress.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK. The 51 Wall
I.t,N 1857. Capital $930,000.10»:
_mer Hill, :E. J. Hill vice lprv:t.; II.
Price. ces Directors. E60“ Hil Ilili,
...G Thomas. E. K. ImkDood Osrnbo
: ‘0 OK. Wilson, E. Beard, \I’ Fitch, II. I".
Bishop. Bankers', letthanls‘. hfanufttctnrcrs‘.
Perm-l and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wall st. N.
poeltaovcrmflmsurp Insflofllo. George
. H .N. B. Cnufunhvice-prest. .,
Georgell.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De-
posits over 35w usflbdltlo. Alden Sol-
mena. prest. .. ohn II. Knspp. trees. Interest
paid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.
REEF. Wholesale.)
scorn NORWALK uracil co. 3. N. Hammond
bcef.pork. sheep, lamb, veel. etc.
TERRY, WM. M. A: CO., N. Armour‘sbeefand
provisions. Ilmncdrcmed bandmutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON. J. P. Postofiicsboxlfib. N. Circulars
folded' in over low Sunday papers.
BLACKHIII'I'IIS.
CARR.GIIO. T foot Raymund st, SUI
a specialty.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BILLGEO. 8. A00. P. Oboxsutl. N. builders
ofbridga, docks. pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, II. 8. Solalnst. 8. N. custmnII'orksnd
A J-
HARVEY, C. H.“I Nulslu S.N. Ipecialticsin
boothuesII mbbas. I"
WUEJOHNASON. .BWsshingwnst. 8. N.
mushy-tees.
300‘! All) “03 REPAIRING.
t
‘\
. Horse—
BOOKABLLI'IRS AND S'I'A'I‘IONERB.
PINNIO. J. ARTHUR, N. card engraving, wed
.bellhase tenmsgoods.
PLAIBTED'G DRUG 8T0 All Washington
School supplies audm' stationery u.
5.34.}! HARRIS, (Wood and Paper.)
kmt'm at I
stte “also mm ‘lso
00m “CHAMBERS.
BUI'H l comer. “W5. N. Manufac-
tumof tho MILO
COUOII WDIEB.
PLAIBTED‘S COUCH REMEDY.wevrsnted to euro.
manufactured Alla Washington It. 8 N
CROCKERY AND GLABSWARB.
NASH. l'. I! A880. cor. MelnandWc-istsJ. N.
Agatsend tit-ware
UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No. lfain st near West.
lamps. cureksry. glass were. houacfurnisbings.etc
DENTISTS.
BOUTWELL.C. I". Louder-block. So. Mutual, 8.
N. Ofiloohours,ila. or. toll p. m.
KENDALL. CEO. 8.. D D 8. Washington.eor
Pranklinsts. 8 N. ilouniladn. wompdn.
NRWKIRK. J. C. office at residence Lewis at.
near IdCongregational Church. N. gas administered.
andporcelain crowns inserted
WEED, W. L. D...D8 4.! Orehnrdst, N.
hoursfin. In. lollp.tn.
DOORS. BASII AND RUNDS.
SMITH. W. H. A. C0. 15 A I" Water st. N. carriage
wood work. wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER I'II’E.
PIERCE. F. M. 89 Chestnut It, 8.N. Crushed-tons,
sewer contracmr, etc.
RAYM BROS. Akron. salt glared and cement
pipegirn as lucbes in diameter.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDI'.I PHARMACY. Van andt are. E. N.
Sn..ndsyhours.8toii)a.m “09p. In Prescrip-
tions cert-fully compounded.
GREGORYJ. G. 88 Well st. N. Established 18:9.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGOS, JOHN A. ll Main at. N. Perfumes,—~fifly
five different perfumes.
PLAISTED'S “Washingtonst, s. N. patcntmcdi
tines, etc Physicians‘ prescriptions especially.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLER. J. L. J: SONS—“The Equitable, " No.2
Gazette building. N. Dry goods. oil cloths, mat
tings and rugs.
BANKS, E. K Mahsckcmo Hotel block, 8. N. dry.
goods,’ notions gloves. etc Underwearaspecialty.
BENNETT. J. F. I9 Main st, N. Business eslaly
lishcd over forty— -tIvo years.
DICKERMAN, A. d: SON. ill Washington st. 8. N.
dry-goods, carpets. etc. (see adv.)
SCOFIELD At HOYT, 3 Gazette bldg. N. 68 Wash—
ington st, 3. N. (See advertisement )
STREET EDWARD 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery
EXPRESS COMPANIEB.
ADAMS EXP 83 ('0. office railroad station, 8.
N. and 43 II' st, N. prints forwarders to all
ports of the world. Passenger trulu service. Low
rams. Lester Hunt, ngcrtt.
EXPREBSJIEN.
BUXTON A BRUNDAGE. officeat Benedict's,43
Well st, N. Our motto, prompt attention "
CAVANAGII' S 2XI‘R283. .fumiture and
pianos IIIOI ed. Lents orders at. luisted s. S N.
SHERII 00D W. W.. N. slate at post office and
Iinic‘s. Careful and prompt service.
EXTRACTS. BNSBNCRS. ITO.
BYXBI-JE, I-‘ S. 3.00. within st. N. lianufoctnr
ers of Seinfeld s celebrated flavoring extracts
NORII' A! K EXTRACT (IO. N. nmuttfaclums of
line extracts. Ambler At Bell .
rnrtuuzrxlts.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradicy' s super- phosphate-4pm
iel nianures. laud piastcr.gmuud honemood ashes.
SMITH “111.; CO Water st, N. agents for IV ll
iinrns Clark A Co.‘ s standard Icrtii izers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock. spec-
ials to otder.tire mortar .sand ,ehimney due linings
FISH. OYSTERS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT A ZELL'FI". “Washington st. 8. N fine
fish. stern, clams. fruits. game, vegetables, etc.
I-‘ 0 AND CONCRETE “ALIAS.
HORTON, JOHN D. ”Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
atone dalcr
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for wflag, commie,
hai,t brick, cementand gravel
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT In”WATER
HEATERS.
WILLOW. Music Hall block. 8.16.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEM"FLOL'R.the best made. Don't
fall to use it.
\L'HOMMEDIEU, DANIEL. east and of W ashingtou
st bridge. The choimt of femtly dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS hay. straw. flour and feed in
packegc. lord. cur or csrgokx
RED MILL. Mg. Crofoot At Rose. Grmn. choir;
Office
KNAPP. RIP. Walnut, AN. manufacturerof hat
incline
boxes,etc. fl
BUILDINOIA’I'RRIALB.
MJOHNH. ftWashIrgtonsl.8.N. also
Numwwsrpipc. bay. straw. etc.
LEONARD. MOHASHTWIHKN. brickefeli
mum “kg-amt ,ett..alloblue
RAYMONDBRW. Milwaukee. Mia and
mmmmm, methanol.
DU‘I'I'IR. OMB. 3668. As.
MON BU’I'I'IR HOUBLnutdoortothsPost
8." N.—e speckltymads ofelI dissent
chase-J- and“ domestic.
pad-ct battens”. “Man.“
II CARDIAC! “rostrum
ANN.WM.LIOWeIlst.N.CerriIgsI,L
mwmmm
cementum AND BUILDERS.
JAIN C. shopAn 8.18. estimates
CI)“.
promptly at to.
HORTON. WM. ADMIuravso-sfifi. Jobflng
muddle.
BARON-LID. kvaden‘ssalll, RN Modern
enables
Incl-wuss” byraeapplower t.y matogivv
RAYMORDJ. motivates-mm “mamas
mammal hulk-MW
masseuse-mums“
III!
0leI Grove at. ohbiag
WILIOIIJJI. Mmmwmr-«Olcsccv.
wan-emmm. Lisa-wood
urinal. Inayhswd. Warrant“
0A
[ON I‘- fol-ll of
“5% MN»; ......m' ”.3.
'fiWm
19%).! IO! N abs
. . . vswr
WWW
”1‘.me It. an aisle and
I“ ac."
. i“ I. “ill-I;
CHAR A WRITT- KY. H Mainat,N
.. . ., and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
HERO". PAU Woodward “sec. 5. lsnts cut
endialfiruamen talplma made wavelet. '
GUIGUE, P. L. Jqud st. opp. UnlouCemctery N.
Plants, cut flowers. etc. i Iorai work a speciality
NcKAY. JOHN, E. N. near the depot. Bedding
ts—cutdowerssndlloral workofallkinds
roars a specialty
SIITH. JOHNII..80Iainst,8 NJbeoldealeud
wnlorist in this vicihlly. Plants, cut
flower-am etc. Inoralwurkof allklndssspoclsity
and done promptly.
YURNI'I'URI DRALIERS.
COLEMAN. THEODORLWashlngIo-r st .(cest end)
um: ills
moud'aoidstand). ficsadvertlssmen y
RAYIOND GED H. newstorv. wandlslainst,
N. Pour mold-tore.
stow on ID manna HowflinaLBN
YMMV-neurones.“ 31'
OAS uom COIPANIBS-
NORWALK 12““. “2:1; COMPANY. 0.00 II
etcrst.
and er.
Cokselxcsets csetspsr a..“kmhelthd'oelmfl Tar titre?“-
hutch-mm“
OROCKRILMoluole.)
HOLIBAKIKLHRJ-dll WaIIstN.who|e-
III-wan. . have.
BILLION 8308. “and "Well It. N. wholsmla
Manhattan-Janus.
Gm
BROWNAWILOOX. tuw-alagtna s. N sols
“alarm WM! "
swan. READ. to Ire-atoms at. sit.
ckclcspucwivsasd provide-a.
mo'HAfiJlmtoHatchios. Ila.
“Infill. tsblsdsllcaelvsfortamil amilytrade.
PIN ANAO‘RIILLYJO mun at. N. leer.
‘atrewicgalulwuod.
RINK! DEN ICTIlWaII Nfaacysall
”Move HMO-1'.
PITCH.D.W.Wsstavv.cur. lerwlasgtf. «and
mouths-embatmntc.
CLOVERC.L.OIYAIIII.N. Icatertotlcbsvl
DYIIIAIONTJ. Allan
G .
all-s. MI. W
W8. heave avarItB. walls-.1!
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. C0 The, Ladders block,
. WIXONJ RflWalIdJl. Manda. pooh
try. mm
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY. MAY 2 1890.
THE ENE? SENTINEL, A serious wsruouarros.
HARDWARE AND CUTLIRY.
mom". J. '1'. o Main II. N. light hardware on
8M1TH.W.II.&CO.15and If WettingN. build
ers' and contractors' supplies.
UINTARD. W C. Muslcllaiib ENJIIDII.
ammo“. issued-1.)”
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWY‘ER. P. HJIIWaIlIt. N. custom msdshstnsII
and repairing neatly dons.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS M. II. Brooksldcfitockl'atm. 8. N. fins
horasasulmd to all purposes. All animals melssold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
l’rench coachingstallicn “Gsillard.”
IIORIIE BHOERS.
NeQUHAE. JOHN, No. Ifnluat. 8. N. special at-
tcution given to shoeing driving A: trotting hum-s.
HOTELS.
AllERICAN HOTEL. In Main It. N. J.C. Collins.
European plan. restaurant ellsc bed.
GERMANIA HOT 89 Railroad lacs,
Schub. promising“ P W
NORWALK HUI'E N. R. R. depot.
mom: with mum-gin- accumulations.
OLDvil WELL HOTEL. as Washington plsu'zosrooma. ..N Rood
suILprnprictur. Europcanplsu
Y“HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
STEVENS, J. H. 92W “ .. ..st.S. N.
glassware, tin and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD. B. “Bel-Ion Point Form." 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE. AGENTS.
COOLIDGE A! LOCKWOOD, 9 Main st, N.
such and read estate in all its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB N. Washington at. next to P.O.
8 N. fire. plate glass. accident and life. (see adv)
LOCKWOOD, Will. wt. Main sudWail Its. N. Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
MORRELLJt L'HOIIMEDIEU. 95 Washington st.
8. N. strictly firstclsss companies represented
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 J: 47 Washington It,
8 N Real Estate and Insurance
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE INS. (30.. 8. 8. L‘
Ilourmcdieu.agv.~ut. Washington st. 8. N see ad.
METROPOI ITAN LIFE INS CO. 45 Washington
st. 8. N. H. C. Dibble. assistant supt.
NOItlIALK FIRE INS. CU. N. In successful
business since taco. No outstanding loss claims.
L
Jv
Insur.
Ruin st, 8. N. Jno. l‘rcnch, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMN’I‘ SECURITIES.
CIIAUPURD Masonic bl .N. 6% Hands
Mrdditmex banking Inn Equitsbc at t’gc Cod.
IRON AND STEEL '
SMITH, W. H. A: CO. to and I7 Water It. N.
springs, axles. carriage hurdwure. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MKRRITT. E. M. friend 56 Water st. N. iron work
of all kitsis.
Till: Dl’Nl‘AN IRON RAILING WORKS. “atcr
st, 3. N \I'.m II. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON I-‘OI'NDRIES.
GILES Jr CLANCY at The Norwaik Iron Works
Co., :uul also at Bridgeport, Conn.
J EII' ELERQ.
FERRIS A. S. 3980 Main It 8.}:
B. N. fine watch repairing a special
HUY’I'. H.1I. lBNo.Mnin It, s N. strictly firstclam
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. IAGRAND. 58Wnilst. N. watches. dis-
mouds, etc. I-‘me watch repairing a specialty.
HOOD. If. 8. diamonds.vratchcs. jewelry. silver and
plated were, repairing aspeciulty. 33 Alain st. 3.N.
LAWY EILS.
AU STIN. Al FRI-1) E. room 3 Masonic II J g, Wail
st, borough. Notary and Real‘ Estate.
FROST. RI 882 8 No. Main It, notary, legal
business of all kin s carefully attended to
HUItLIlU'I'I‘,J. BELDEN roomso and b Gazette
building. “All a. borough.
LIGHT. JOHN H IO] Washi It 8. N.
commissioner of deeds for $0 rk stale. M
LOCKW.OOD EDW ARDM. rootnl Gazette bldg.
borough. Attorney. notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room 3.1-‘airficld Co. Nat.
Bank building‘; N. Counsellor of law
WALSH. JOHN J. roomIM-onicbuildirig, V'all
“I
.lop. City Hotel,
h‘LWERY “ARIES.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ingslebics. WNO 8Rlvcrst. N.
GREGORY, GEO s. It Knight st N. Fine turn-
outs aspecialty. Telephone“
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKII'OOD MANUFACTURING CO. De st
N. Manufacturers of build'en' hardware. ton
odlcc a Pearl at; New York odice 90 Readcst;
Chicago office to Lake It.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY s. N. New York
ofilcs wdt'hamhen :t. “geeks audkhullde'rs' hai‘nll-
were an era war era 0 art to
house' trimmixxnfsghn use. brass and iron.
LUIRBR DEALERS.
HILL. E. J. OWeterIt. N. All kindsof Iutnherdo
Iirercd loanypolntbyreil,tcamorvsevel.
IACIIINR SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON W REA CO.Ths.Watast,
8. § machoohinery
andhreIe f ,Bebbilt mineral, re
pin for nasal-clerics
SCOI’IILD, WM. A. KnightsuN. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attendedto
IARRBT GARDENIRS.
JENNINGS a WATERHURY. 8 N.
garden produce in menu for the w
mum
A MODKLMARKET I) Well at. N. Wis. Werdwsll,
., .Iamb. mutton and poultry
AYIIION. Ainslsln N hummus “gets.
oysters, firms“ and escallops, butter,
BINNII'I' A ”BUSTED. medals opera. lob-
m.rleats.freits.llNo. Main I38.
ammmac. 12 Main at. N. choice-mas.
try.
mum‘s CENTRAL MARKII', Irma «.N.
Ila-Is Mum-Ivy. lave-tug;
PARRINGI’ON J. A. m.
fruits: bsi'urwtmmumdm
GUST. GEO. fl Chutnlt 8. N. choice mils,
Music. 1.0:“:th
HATE“ I'lltD Relate .N. pvt-tam
stint-III» It”... MM
JUDOON,A.G. WWW Wuaudliavi—
IJMBH‘HNKE“, WLM. III wwmmdwn s
on
ellkiullsfrvsh fresh-0:3.
WWOOD. L. Wmamtlf. he
were,
LOOKWOODALOCIWOOD. 7 Main “.N. Ins
slalom Ishoyuwaclamsespsdslty.
LYOND. A. 8.. Old.“ Well Ilsrkeldl No. Main n.
lily-0 ALIIN. Mala WIRED. choice
. I.“
"mutt. luammammlll.
BCHA JACOB. I “Walt Wm All.
Ivalb. awry
IMITH WASHINGTON MAW. ' W
”tithmaallhlpofltryforfallly
teammate.
DAMP W W“
ad “New“.
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Willa-MW
W18 RI. AWIw
< - v.wssesreesa.muveu
' 8. WOODII'ARD. E. A. No. Main at. S. N. houses to
andall .
trade.
KILLINEIIY AND FANCY GOODG.
CAVANAGII MIIISM. II. {Clay It. 8. N. millimy
endorses makin n.g
PAWCE'I‘T'Eahcsdquartsn for millinery. a Wall!
Nous vsrtiso
FITCH AGNES, Hill.” Main N. A for
i‘llvlandldhlaten lIlsudDycing Ifst‘b'llshm no.2"
JAMEG, MR8. M. L880.Meinat.8. N. Lat-t
:yllea. Mourningsvpecialt.y
8 WORN. Itasca BBMaIu N. Ill]
mm It. Ina! Pane!
HUBIO TEACHERS.
BRADLEY MRS. G. W. ughterofihslslon.
It Nnb)insruin-i.N. mtrumentalmusic only
FRITZ.MISSIIINNIEP.191 lfninst. N. Plano
andorganinstrnctlon.
GIBSON. ALEX. S. 37High It,N. Plano, organ
HUNTINGTON. MR8. 129 Main at.N. Vocal In-
struction and voice development.
NASH, H188 JENNII K. 8‘3 North avenue. N.
Pisno and organ instruction.
BAWYER, Hits. R. J. leecherofinalrurnentsl and
vocal music. Residence“ Niall. If. Pleistcd'l.
Welt It,8
NEWS DEPO‘I'S.
BODWELL. H. E. 74 Washington It 8..N blank
books, stationery. newspapers, periodlnlactc
WHEELER. J. B. I55 Washington at bridge. 8 N
, tatio.nery tin and glassware
rNIZIV YORK MESSENGERS.
FERRIB 8.1). Orders left at Bodwcii's store,
N Washington It, s N
LOCKWOOD. C E. odibsv DeKl 8.3.;
ory' e N.; New York rm GreeneIn a. W
NEW A BICOND-IIAND FURNITURE
PODMOHE, WM. under Salvation ArmyBarracks,
8. N. 8tovea,rangm, crockwy, cerpe.ts,ctc
OYSTER PLANTIIIRS AND DEALERS.
um. HIRAM i). 0. Box III, is N. wholesale
shipper of oystersaod
CUTBILL. R J. footof Raymond st, 8.11.th
Isis dealer in fine oysters.
HOYT,W. H..kSON.12IWatast. 8. N. (foot of
Raymond ) planters. exporters and wholesale
dealers In native oysters.
REED A HOUSHAN tot Watusks. N. planters
and shippers of Norwallr oysters.
VANNAMEJ. L. AGO“ P. O. Boxoiss. N.
Oysters nod clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKH Chas. H. Als-
thorpe prop. Riverside ave. 8. N. 8toves.8tcaar
and ot Air ansco work a specially. 80b
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. .
PROWITT. J. T. ‘5 Main at. N. chctl’s loads.
Mnsury and W ndsworth'e mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewett‘ I, Atlantic and Seclcy's
Lead Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH W. H. ACO. lot I? Water sf. N. agents
for Louutnnn A Ilnrtiucz paints.
PAPER IIAN’GINGS. .
PRATT A CO. Water st, near Wall. N. alto paints.
oils and glass.
PRUIVI'I‘T, J T. 45 Main It. N. window shades,
Hollands fixtures. etc
TAYLOR & (‘0. 21 Main at, N. also hardwus.
peluts.oiis, giass.ctc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMANJT. A. II Main at. N. Instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty.
NORTH, G. S. 78Wsshi st, 5. N. one on]
only and tha tthc best. W q ity
READMAN. P. E. Gazette buildin ,N Cabimt
photogrephs 32.50 per dos; one- don. 81.50.
PIANO worsens Alto RIPAIBKRN.
HENDEE. C. F. Lockwood Hail. N. Alsodesla In
pianos, orgnus. sheet music. etc.
PLANING KILLS.
RANDALL. NINER D. E. N. All kindaof wood
work at retail or for the
PLUMBING.
MEEKERACO, W. II. Music Hall block. 8. N.
Plumbing. steam and guilt
NASH. P. H. ABRO. cos. Mdnmdwmms. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and haters.
RAILROADG.
NORWALK D0888 RAILWAY CO. James W.
Hyatt. pleats; Edwin G. Hoyt, supt.
REAL ISTATI AGENTS.
LAYTON.JAC()BM W nsxttoP 0.
8. N. property for sale. WW3. (sec adv. )
MORRBLL It L'HOMMEDIEU. as Washington st.
8..N selling. renting eudceli ecli rig.
WILSON. O. 2. Genetic bldg. N. Investments and
my to loan. Also insurance written in heat
of companies at the lowest rates.
rent and building lots for sole.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE DIVE. 5 Water at. N. warm loveliest all
hours, dinner 5c.
HENRY 8. I680. Alain at.S. N. The best 25c dinner
in the city. Board by ihcday or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
ItIDKILII’JI ABON. “Washington“, 9. N.
Hydraulic and Civil CW
SCHOOLS. (Private)
DAIRD‘ tuss INSTITUTE. 0 Orchard at. N.
You and day school.
NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Freak 8.
Roberts, wincipai. Circular on request.
MEAD Mrs. Hillside. N. Dayasd boerdingcd school
orgirls and young ladies. Pilaf Full“ Jcol
“I “I
or course com I: in itself.
retovy altar New York artists em
musical department. Special advantages or ."the
the study art. langunmm and elocutiou.
Spring term
but sth Circulars will he
sent upon ap‘gEmou. prll
BEWING IACIIINIS.
BHAILKR. C M. II NoMsInsuan “Wheelerend
WIW and Household."
oodles. oil, attach-
ments. Repairing a specialty“
SEWER CONTRACTORI.
HAYIOND EEOC sewers builuwam pipes laid.
saturating. llling.gradiog. landscape gerdsruug.
8R0! IANUI’ACTUIRRS.
DOUNBBUIIY.MATHKW80N A 00. AN. Indies‘
fins above.
080. If. WEED A 00. and a . 78.
"B. and 77 Welcr 8 Established 1m.
lanaiacturws of nil-ee’ '-
for the Malinda.
:ullllt’f-WAIUI'I AND UNDIIWIAII.
HUTCIIINOON. COL! A CO. Norwaik. New York
and Bridgeport. Coca.
APOBTBIIII'I 00008.
AIKIN. JOHN If. Elsie It. N. uterine-ins for
use. amiss tackle. ”attics. etc.
"All. llllllinm
BAKER, JULIUS. Watershavattoms loan-
s. N. stairsasd bend tallslo inordw.
Till: 3DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Watavi
ll.oyt proprietor.
"EA: ENGINE! AND Hill's.
NORWALII IRON worms (:0. mWatsr at.
user It. It. bridge, 8. N. .
mmrnr mom AOIN'I'II.
cums, II. IV. lactate ”Item,
DAYTON. JACOBIM. wen-gamut or o
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C. E Torrey. No. 19 Berkeley street, on
Selleck next Monday for assaulting
live in the same house on Union avenue
and have been having high old times
lately in which carving knives, broad
amend knock-down biow_s, it is said,
have played a leading part.
Interesting and spicy story is likely to
come out at the trial.
to-morrow at the Boston Store.
trounced the death of George M. Pooicy,
the eight-year old son of John POOk'y,
of Duties.
boy was buried that afternoon Mr. Poo-
lcy's little daughter, aged six years, died
also of diphtheria, and was buried yes-
tsrdsy.
old, lies at the point of death with the
dread disease.
of Mrs. Martin Kellogg, of the borough.
Lawn Tennis Club was held last evening
at the residence album. 8. A. Weed, on
Wall street.
the committee on grounds reported that
they lied secured for the use of the club
the Bishop lot at the corner of Holt and
Beidco avenues. The lot is large enough
for three courts, and when it is graded
and laid out, the club, it is conceded,
will have the but tennis grounds in this
part of the state.
Philip N. Knapp. Thomas S. Morison
and George Van Alstyoe have been ap-
pointed a committee to solicit and re-
ceive applications for membership in the
club.
Piaistcd' 4:.
tier s eeloon on Railroad Square between
Arthur Seymour and a colored man
named Fred Boom. Benson was badly
handled and received severe cuts about
the bead. Both men were arrested and
were taken before Judge Knapp this
morning. Benson pleaded guilty to the
charge of drunkenness and breach" of the
peace and was lined 88.00 and was.
Seymour was fined “.00 and coats for
breach of the peace.
on the corner of Day and EliZIbClIl
streets last night.
the charge of breach of the mend
Chilton played its first game of the sea-
soa Thursday afternoon with I nine
fiTIn- game was a very good one consider.
In) practice.
of min, the score standing 18 to 5 in
club and plan the committees for the
IILITAB! HEN A’l' PLAY.
How Company I' Celebrated Its Teeth
13 RAILROAD PLACE; Fire on Railroad square—One Ilene
resulting in a victory for the latter by a
score of 13 to 5 in seven innings.
That this defeat on the diamond did
not dampen the enthusiasm or hospital-
ity of the military men. was abundantly
manifested 'at their athletic entertain-
ment given In the armory last evening.
Nearly all the seats that had been pro-
vided for spectators were occupied, indi-
eating that the attendance was fully up
goth expectations of the company.
I
with much difiiculty that they were unflinching; :L‘shbsgayfsg
"'Ched- Many 0' "I? horns “twill! glowing with enthusiasm, looked down
the 81’0““ 300' hesitated M they m upon the floor to spur the athletes on to
to be blindfolded In order to be led from renewed efforts.
Ihe burning building. The life ”m The en‘e'uiument opened 'ith .
very rapidly and what rm done to 0m laughable burlesque football match on
the property Ind to be done unicilr- roller mm in which the following
The fire started without edoubt in the members of the company 99903?“
buy loft near the elevator and before it Lieutenant Mathias, Corporal Hunt 00,.
was discovered was under full headway. porel Nash, pflvam Nash.Wynne,K'eif‘b
The horses to the number of twenty-three Boodle, Camp, Franks, Foster and Goep-
were let loose on the streets. It was Ier.
tmpossrbloto'get 009.“ “I? ”0““ “I“ ‘ Next came an exhibition on parallel
of the building and It perished In the “d hofizonm bars “d swinging fins,
flames. The carriages on the first floor by Robert 3“,"’ amateur champion of
were run out and the harnesses were all America on rings; Will m, of the Y.
saved. It might havoboen possible where If. G. A.. and Covporsls Nash and Hunt
saved some of the vehicles on the second the ",0 last mentioned appearing a;
floor had soothe elevator burned and clowns. The exhibition given by Mr.
become unavailable. $110!“! after “W Stall on the horizontal bar and rings was
alarm sounded “19 “'0 department “' remarkably clever, his movements being
rived. The effects of their well directed executed without apparent effort or fo-
movements in extinguishing the flames “Elle-
'"9_'°°“ “9"" "I“ i‘ was “0‘ long b°‘ C. T. Gaylor, of Stamford, and D. J.
fore It became evident. that the building Canary, 0‘ Heriden, then played no", on
would besaved from total destruction. Eagle bicycles. At the end 0‘ iwenty
“’9 “I? w” confined "“3396", 'n "’9 minutes the game was awarded to Mr.
"f“‘bmldlnl 0'1 “‘9 second “00' ”‘1 hay Gaylor, he having made the first goal in
loft. Streams were sent through the “m”. seconds and “,8 second 803' in
rear windows and from the front. The eight “flames.
Hayfiowrr {look A: Ladder 0"- 0‘ 3‘" Considerable interest centered in the
Norwalk arrived to ttmstorsnder vslu- next event on the programme, which
able resistance. The South Norwalk wnsagbme of polo on skates, between
fire department is an institution the city Com C and C I-‘ 'I‘h I _
should be proud of, as it is very seldom pony ompany ' s p sy
a fire gels beyond the building in which
it originates. In thh instance it was
quite generally supposed all Railroad M
Square would be destroyed, but as soon
as the departmept got to work the fire
was under control, and soon extinguish-
ed.
The fire attracted an unusually large
crowd and the Fire Police were kept
busy in keeping back the people. At 5
o’clock the fire was declared out and the
companies returned to their respective
houses.
Mr. Gregory recently sold the property
and was to vacate the premises yesterday
His lose, therefore, is confined to what
stock was desiroyed.About fifteen sieighs
were burned and many fine carriages
were destroyed. Ifr. Gregory stated to
s 8:311st reporter this morning that
be estimated his low as being between
83,000 and $5,000, but could not state
definitely as yet.
Ifr. Gregory iscoosidering the plan of
taking the balance of his stock to the
Fair grounds and disposing of it at auc-
tron.
The damage to the building hinge
and it will probably cost 32.000 to put it
in the condition that it was before the
fire. The floors were burned and the roof
was destroyed.
The horse that was burned to death
was known as the Youoga mare and was
considered a good animal.
Leon Hale bed a horse in the stable.
When the firs first broke out he was irr-
fotmedthst thshovas had been taken
from the building. He went to see for
hfmeclfendfonnd that hisbov'sewas in
the box stall. While he w. leading the
bonnet a bumiogstick fell from the
ceiling and struck him on the head.
leaving quite a sour. He had just pawsd
under the elevator when it fell. Had he
been an instant later he and the horse
would have been killed.
The interior of P. Pitsmeerics's saloon
was considerably damaged by water and
smoke.
The building. which II owned by W.
A. Curtis is insured as follows: Tbs
frost building through Taylor A: Golden.
03,600; resr budding. through Coolidge
d: Inckwood, ”All. Bliss W. Grew
had some Insurance on stock, through
Taylor s Golden. P. firm also
carried 81, outwith Taylorkfloldsu. It
will therefore heaven theta!» fouls
fully covered by Insurance.
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Iloulotllo cs ,
nltblto Int-d tho whim-II! who 2:... for their mm» the
WMIOKOOINYV- firsatmystablsyvstarday. saltwasby
lire hereon latcrssdto Notwalk tastr great moose and counsel
Fred J. Smith and Miss Edith James
heap falling down the elevator shaft.
were married at the residdce of Rev.
Before he“ did make on examination of
the unnatural state of affairs so employs
on the second floor shouted “fire!" What
looked like refuse proved to be burning
bay. The cry of firs was sent forth and
Chief Volltner rang the fire alarm from
the depot platform. ‘Aacors of men
act to work in saving the bones.
Quite a number of them were
kept on the second floor and it was
Wednesday evening, April 30
nigh Old Times.
E H. Nash will be tried before Justice
Walter Maynard. Nash and Maynard
Quite an
- Ladies Ribbed Undervosts 2 for 50.
Diphtheria Raging In Davies.
On Wednesday Tits 832mm en-
Au hour beforé the little
Another daughter, ten years
Mr. Pooley is a brother
Another looting of the Tennis Club.
An adj turned meeting of the Norwalk
By-Inwu were adopted, and
President I’mneo,
COMPANY '-
-— Wallace s chwoletes and him JIIS at
Ikivs
The first goal was made by Robinson
for Stamford in nine minutes.
The players then left the floor and D.
J. Canary, the champion bicyclist of the
world was introduced, and gave an ex-
hibil'mu of fancy riding. He performed
featl which would be discredited by the
average reader, who had not himself he-
heid the performance. He amazed all
with his accomplishment of apparent
impossibilitics.
When the polo game was resumed the
contest waxed fast and furious, becom-
ing so warm for the Stamford boys that
they left the floor and the game was
awarded to Company I”. team by 5 to 0.
The Opera House orchestra provided
excellent music throughout the evening
and for the dancing which followed the
games.
A bountiful luncheon was served in an
upper room of the armory.
Disturbera of the I
Last evening a light out: rrcd in Quit-
John Noouey was arrested for fighting
He pleaded guilty to
ass fined 81 00 and costs.
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The Senior Bass Bell Club of the asso-
--A genuine picnic, hams 10c per Ib.,
shoulders do per lh., at '1'. B. Guycr a
Son's. , .-.- .
uncs‘rm awn needless.
Great difficulty to experienced by’I‘rus—
tees in finding investments for the funds
in their care, which ensure the advent.
ages of a fair interest more, and come
within the limitation prescribed by law.
The last General Assembly of Connec-
ticut passed an act enabling Trustees to
Investiu Debenture Boodsof The Mid-
dhsox Banking Company of Middle»
town. Conn. .
These bonds bear 6 percent. interest
and are empty second by the large capl-
tel of this well known and consenatlve
corporation. and are specially secured
also by the deposit with the Union
Trust Compenyof New York,of care-
fully selected first mortgage on real
estate.
Trustees, Excursion and Guardians
have already invested lugs some in
these ucoutisa. and those whose atten-
tion has not hrsneellsd beforeto this
opportunity, would do well to tabbed
vantage of so excellent an Investment.
«We donoteak youlo stem
soapruorethasooes. After that you
willdosowlthout our request.
Imam Isa-Issue
Ills mfasrvd that diphtheria will
becomeepldrraic in Annuals. James
Owners has lost three children from
this div-eve during tbsp-It ten days.
Meremlysssorsoflbssscsswin
onepertof throws whwstbs sewer-
Efrom Company Fon tbs Baxter grounds.
mg the fact that neither teem has bad
The game was called at
Ilu- did of the seventh Inning on account
for tv of the Y. If. C. A. boys.
Too executive committee of the Out-
ing Club will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening for the purpose of drsfting a
code of rules for the government of the
several departments.
Dr. Noble will address the young men
at the song service Sunday afternoon
upon "The law of true greatness.” A
large number should be present to bear
im.
—Ws are receiving direct the Northernp
too crsemery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. T. It. Guyer A: Boo.
Personal.
bliss (Ir-cc Decker. of Ste-ford. is via-
Itlng bur Inter. In. A. L. Altenbvandt.
of this city.
Arthur (I. Berle left Colorado Springs
est night for Norwalk.
Capt. Prod Perkins, May lat terminal»
all his mosaics with the Knickerbock-
er,end thsN. Y. and Norwelk Steam-
boet company.
Bollocks-st Smith and cabs-great
Burr same over from Bridgeport last
.
:yavlt‘v fromaahortvleit with friends judgment as nub propertyweaveved. Wished.
'1' 0' m- armamassuoar
' -In three days of «We.
Ire Greene swift of Derby. II viall- v‘"
”iiuhummamtslbbsuy. my“. WRHNWIOIIMWDN
yonksovtobeslrtstlypats. Therefore
consummation-stimulant. Ihflanvhm-z'fiv “a" “I”
mammal sum wdmroevmblflaaigeelueiloaca
quflMMVWvdnsde'yrastbvyM' 1““ Ill "U. ml!
Sunsets visa to be hurled Ina
em Theywiilprohablylvavafor WNW W II M beneath! audio wasprspulng for
lasupltelotyveriyscxtvaek. ‘0 III. mm mam hymn-goo bvr
Muslin“- mm.“ oerion Para,
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present Adolph Muller‘s
opera, "The King’s Fool,” at Music Hall;
this evening.
readers to be prmeut and hear thh ex-
cellent organization.
that' rs rarely afforded the people of Not-
walk.
PRICE TWO cum. .,
DELIBERA‘I'E SUICIDE.
Then-clingintheflaseoflkelaawhe
BOOTH NORWALK. lint-:3 and Valuable Property De- Alllvulary. was Killed at m
an MAIN STREET. ‘ '0! - The tenth anniversary of the organiza- Medical Examiner Bur
sortvsbs. - Bomb Nowell: It» not been tidied b! tion of Company I". c. N. 0., or Nor- his finding in the k:”h.aa 3'”;
I confiagrelion 10' I ‘038 “I". It!" “10" walk. was fittiugly celebrated yesterday man who was killed between
THE LOCAL “NEWS w a narrow mm frogs one rpm-r by the members of the company. In and this city Wednesdayaftwneos, that
afternoon. M 3530 0 clock 31!” W. the afternoon a gems of bass ball took no cams to his death by deliberate file
For other mm nan see ’[ourth page. 3::‘03; an IM; Jimmie!!! $2)de to place on the Baxter grounds between the side. The man .... the train
.....___._. on DOC O C I 9, no snow ‘
smuhhmu thing resembling refuse from the manure company team and the Y. If. C. A. time. log, and he stepped in front of It'll
jumwdupanddownso that he could
not fall tomosivsai‘etslhlow. ‘
Thomanvvasaboutfis or” years of
age; 6fssttall; weight about MW;
largo bead; short neck; rsddivlt brown
hair; highrfovebead; hazel eyes; blown
moustschs;bserd'of twoor thus days
growth; was die-ed in black‘
coat and vast; black pants; laced
red cotton stockings; grey under doth-
ing; mixed oumidc shirt; black aid
white necktie. In the man’s pocket
were found several cards of brush
makers’ firms, but nothing of any value
was found on his persuo.
Partiee' from Darlsn' believe the man
may possibly be Gaffoey, the W I
rcaidiug' III that town, and are making
an investigation.
The remains will probably be buried
at Pine Island Cemetery tomorrow.
ENTERTAINIHNTS.
“no King's roar. " ‘
The Conried English Opera Co. will
romantic
We again advise out
It will be a but
Comedy of College Boys.
lf therein one thing dearer thanau-
other to the heart of the society “roas-
bud,” it insets todeclsre that it'll as
amateur dramatic performance by col-
lege boys. An uncommonly fine one is
tobegiveustthoOpsraHnusothfs
evening for the benefit of the Norwalk
Library Association. 'l'vvo plays are to
bepreseuted. oucau original hurlaque
entitled “The Reel Cedric Knoll." and
the other the three act comedy, ‘Turnsd
p.”
insure-acrowded house. Almthepsr-
formenco titers will be a complimentary
eggs deuceattboAtbsuatum inhonorof the
collegial”.
The large advance Ila of all
"Honey ltd" It tho Ill-dull.
Manager Bill Is very regular iuhhal-
tendenoe at the New York Stead-sit
Theatre. engaged in watching the “O-
cess of his new pet. lousy led, with
is now in the fourth weekefltllll,‘
is ample repaying him for the m
and attention which be new
most capacity at every performance
has been since the opening night. The
success of the piece isnowa certainty;
in fact with six leading men and arch
an array of taicntes exists among
ladies of the cast; combined with
grand scenic and spectacular M'
could hardly have failed to win the
precialion of the public.
UIIle Aka-tron.
Norwalk’s favorite aclrsm, Ullis Abel‘-
strovn, will appear at Musicflall am
the
the
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ap-
week four times—for three «also, , ‘
beginning Thursday, and a lullaby
matinee. Her repertoire will sum
“Annette. the DancingGirI,’ "Ilium"
Busy Body,” and “Old Curiodky fill"
plays in whichsheappeers tohaltc ad-
vantage than ever. It is difiicnlt to my
anything more favorable of MhAkclh
strum than has alrerdy bananas!
wocenonlyaeyahe isbsttertheu evi.
She-“Ilium littoral-retinas Indi-
the support of a stronger company th-
before. She will draw crowded boss-us
tests should be secured as early as pos-
IibIeatsitlIer Hoyt”aor0regurya.
~00”an redcsdarficwtm
monument.
Nowthetsomuchkes Its-aide! a
Bridgeport suicide club and so many
Waterleshavebcea
oldies th- Ilbscd will.”
well toatstethatrue
Norwalk Chronicler