NUMBER 132.
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SOUTH NORWALK. 001m. SATURDAY. MA
DIRECTORY
i f Ltllllt Baillie Illtltsls
I III
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Abbreviations: N.—Norwalk; B. N.—-Sonth Nor-
walk; It. N.—llast Norwslk. .
‘ To those of our "Mermwho are not al-
ready aware of the fact we would sa that
every Inn herein represented, whet er of
or small degree. will be found
a oily reliable in every business trans~
lotion, and well worthy of all patronage
extended to them.
AIR COMPRESSOR. _‘
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water st,
~ near R. It. bridge,
ARCHITECTS. ‘
’ W . 8 102 Washln on st Inns and
Wm' null. furnished at inguinal-"tea.
RANDALL, IllNEIt D. our. Main and Wall sis. N.
seals. prospective and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONISLBB.‘ ‘ N l
mum JAMES oilico now-u st, . teal
lldata broksrvand aulrtionser.
HORBELLO L‘HOHXRDIEU, 96 Washington at,
kinds of PM sold. .
AKL‘BS. .
DcKLYN &80N. ”Main st, N. and 51 Washington
a, ti. N. also dsalbrs in confectionery. ice
cream. ices, etc.
.. SCOFIELD EMAC. 19N0.Mslnst,s. N. Bole
agent for Horton's celebrated ice cream.
WERNER. CHAS. L. Main st.near Wall, N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WILSON'S “Home Made" Bread Bakery, 8. N.
leave orders at 14 Raymond st.
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wall at, N.
capital flint“), a as 314.100. . Geor'e M.
. Holmes, dent; L. L. Boyer, rice-president;
William Curtis, cashier.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 Washington st,
nearhfa’tn, S. N. Capital $00,000; surplus $12-
bfll. R. H. Rowan, president; b M. Lay-
ton. cashier.
FAIRFLBLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
44 Wall st.N. Inoo rated 1814. Capital 3941.),-
000. Prose. James . Hyatt; vice-prest., Edwm
. Lewis 0. Green.
‘ FAIRFIELD COUNT SAVINGS BANK, The. 51
Jaco
Wall N. Deposi $430M), eurplus will).
Wind: 8 lloody prest; 5.0mm Vice
smea II Halley, tress.
. .
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The. 51 Wall
at, N. in 1867. Us ital 32mm. Eben-
ezer Hill, prose; E. J. H l vice rest; II. P.
Price. cashier. Direcm ll. Hrl E. J. Hill,
W. G. Thomas, E. K. wood, J. A. Osborn,
O. E. Wilson, Ii. Beard. D. w. Fitch, W. 1".
Bishop. Bankers‘, Merchants”. Hanufacturers',
Personal and Funny accounts are solicited.
NORWALK} sAVINJfiSOEOCIETYgl‘fiw'alLEt. N.
Deposlts over , ,su us , . ‘eo -
1i. Holmes sleutq‘ll. B.r8raufurd, vice-pres???
B. Ill ler, tress.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, Do
posits over 5500 (Jill). surplus $45,000 Alden Sol-
mans. prose; John H. Knapp, tress. Interest
paid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.
BEEF. twnoreuro.) .4,
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 5. N. Hammond
, pork, sheep, lamb, veal, etc.
TERRY WM. hf. Al Cu, N. Armonr's beef and
provisions. Homedreeaul lamb and mutton.
BILL POs'I'BB AN D DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX'I‘ON. J. 1". Post odice box 435, N. Circulars
folded in over Ill!) Sunday papers.
BLACKSMI'I'HS.
CARR, GEO. T. folot Raymond at, is. N. Horse-
shoanga special .
BBIDéE BUILDERS.
BILL. 030. 8. a CO. 1’. 0 box 534, s. N. builders
of bridges, docks, pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND 811.05 DEALERS.
BROWN, H. 8. So. lain st, 5. N. custom Work and
repairing a specialty.
HARVEY. c. H. No. Main at, S. N. specialties in
shoes and rubbers
BCHAUB, JOHN 4k SON, 85 Washington at, s. N.
A assortment at low prices.
BOOT AND 5110!! REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS. GEO. as Railroad Place, 5. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BOOKSELLEBS AND STATIONBIIS.
PINNEO J. ARTHU N. card engraving, vied-
ding sta’tionery. baselll‘ali and tennis goods
PLAIS’I‘RD'S DRUG STORE. ill Washington st,
ii. . School supplies and general stationery.
BOX HAW, (Wood and Paper.)
MP. 3. I". Water st, 3. N. manufacturer of bat
essss. packing boxes, etc. General shop ,0be.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
WJOHN 1]. ft. Washington at, S.N. also
blue stone. server pipe, hay. straw, etc.
LEONARD. CHAS. '1‘. Water st, N. brick of all
mummy plaster. hair. etc.,also blue
- stone, liebrlcksnd clay. h and
RATIOND BROS. lllws I’hlladelp is
'I‘lsnton fronts. brick. ”Milne. cement. adamant.
3111138, CHEESE, EGGS. to.
BOSTON BUTTER HOUSE, next. door to the Post
W N.—a WI, made of all dinerent
of cheese. homo and domestic. All
grades of huttsr, eggs, canned goods, etc.
r
Olmali REPOSI‘I'OBIEB.
DANN W]. B. to Wall N. Carriages.‘ harnesses
hmse', stable and carriers. furnishings.
0‘3?me AND BliILDEBfi.
030 JAIN C.shopAnn at. S. N. intimates
givn. blag promptly studded to.
IOH’I’ON,WI. A. IBTsylaravcnue, tl.N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
MALL, I. ll; Randall's mill, lfl N. Imodsrn
maalawy rsn cheap power ens as are pro
low Lsr’gc work a specialty.
J. R. Water 8.1% manufacturer
IA‘YIOND. so at, Noe”. col-
umn list WW. scroll-wingand
Jobbing dons. xstimstes given. Telephone 5M. .
“MOOREEIOWQAN. Jobbing
pruptly attended to.
W118i»! B.B.shopCross mum-once”.
Wfllnkndloldens've.,Nt:.rli3amwood “$25;
moulding. window runes turn! .
m. lousy loaned. Telephone :gumher $2.
. mum not...»
auricular-swell.
down“
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Mflm .'
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COMET worm-toms.
ROTH a GOLDBCIIHIM‘. wry ti. N. he!»
turns of the celebrated Its . Corsets.
001ml! REMEDIES.
PLAIS’I'RD‘S COUCH RRIIIIDY.wsrranted to care.
manufactured at. 48 Washington at. B. N.
CROOKEBY AND GLASSWAIIE.
NASH. I’. H A BRO. cor. lain and West. sis, B. N.
Agate and tin wsrs
UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. I’lin at near West,
lamps. crockery, glass ware. housefurnlshings. etc.
DENTIBTS.
BOUTWELL, O. F. Lender's block, Bo. Main at, S.
N. Olliee hours, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
KENDALL. GEO. 8.. nos. Wasbl ton, cor.
Franklin sis, H. N. Hours 8am. to a. pro.
NEWKIRK, J. C. office at residence Lewis at,
near Congregational Church. N. gas inistered.
Gold and porcelain crow-rut inserted.
WEED,’W. L., D.D.S. 42 Orchard at, N. Ollicc
hours 8a. m. to t; p. Ill.
DOORS, BASH
SMITHJV. ll. it C0. lo a
wood work, wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, I". If. 80 Chestnut. SN. Crushed stone,
sewer contractor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron, salt glazed and cement
pipe. 8 to iii inches in diatnater.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ruler sum PuAItMA’CY, Van Zandt. ave, E. N.
Sunday hours, ii to It) am. 4 to 9 p. In. Prescrip-
ous carefully compounded.
G ‘EGORY. J. (I. as Wall st. N. Established l829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS, JOHN A. ll Main st. N. I’crfumes.—flfty
tiva dlflereot perfumes. ..
PLAISTED'S, 43 Washington st, 8. N. phtent medi-
cines. etc. I’hysiclans' prescriptions a specially.
DRY-GOODS. .
AMBLI-IR, J. L. & SONS—“The Equitable,"-No, 2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, mat-
tings and rugs.
BANKS, It. K. Mahsckemo Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods, notions, gloves, etc. Underwear a specialty.
BENNETT, J. Elli Main st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERMAN, A. a SON. iii Washington st. 5. N.
dry-goods, mirpcts, etc. taco adv.)
SCOFIELD ak IIUY'I', BOuette bldg, N. 68 Wash-
ington st, 8. N. (Sec advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N;
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXPRESS LORII’ANII-Is.
ADAMS EXPRESS CU. oflice railroad station, 5.
N. aurI 43 Willi at, N. .rprcss forwarders to all
parts of the world. Passenger lruitlsen'icc. Low
rates. Lester Hunt, agent.
nxr'rtnssanz. '.
BUXTON & BRUNDAGE, ofllcc at Benedict’s, 43
Wall st, N. Our motto, "prompt attention."
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS, , furniture and
pianos moved. Leave orders at lztlsled's, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at post—office and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.
EXTRAUI'S. ESSENCES. ETC.
BYXBEE, F. 8. Jr. CO. 99 Main st, N. Manufactur-
ers of Scout-id's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
tine extracts. Ambler & Boll.
I'BIt'I‘ILIZI-JHS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super-phoephate,spec—
ial matron-s. land plaster, ground bonc,vvood ashes.
SMITH, W. ii. at C0. Water at, N. agents for Wil—
liams Clark a Co's standard fertilizers.
Iv'IItI-f. BRICK AND CLAI'.
RAYMOND BROSbrdi obs in stock, it -
inls to order,lire mormrmdxhptfiiancy line linirxlgs'
I‘ISII, OYSTBBS, CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT & ZELL'l-‘F. 69 Washington st, :5. N. line
rich, oysters. clams. fruits. game, vegetables. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE \I’ALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue. 5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for nag, conch-he,
asphalt. brick, cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND 1101‘ WATER
HEATERS.
MEEKER, W. H. a CD. Music Hall block, 3. N.
sole agents.
I-‘LOL'It. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND Gilli" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L'IIOMMEDIEU,DANIHL. cast and of Washington
st bridge. The choicest of family llour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw, flour and feed in
package. load, car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Durien. (Irofool Jr Rose. Gnun. choic
ground feral. graham and rye dour.
ND ISLINDEI.‘
~‘Water at, N. carriage
Dry
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL. Woodward Place, 8.152 plants, cut
flowers and ornamental pieces to order.
GL'IOLT E, l’. L. :ithanl at. opp. Union Cemetery. N.
Plants, cut flowers, etc. l-‘lorul work a specialty.
McKAI’, JOHN, It. N. near the depot. Balding
hints—cut flowers and tloral work of all kimls.
‘ine roses a specialty.
SMITH. JOHN 1]. So. Main st. 8.3!. the oldest and
best known glint in this vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, ‘etc. lorsl work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. THEODORILWsshington st,(east end)
Furniture, looking glassu, picture frames, etc.
DRAM at Will’l'I‘LlrtrlIlY, as Iiairl st. N. (Ray
mond's old stand). See advertisement.
RAYMOND OED. B. new store, All and 48 Main at,
N. Four doors above old store.
STOW, DAVID. to, 28, an. and 3:. lioJIaiu at, S.N.
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
OAS LIGHT COIII'ANIES.
NORWALII OAil LlOIl’l' COHI‘AN Y, oillcc Ill
Weier at. N Gas for light. heat and power.
Coke six cents per buhsl. Coal Tar three dol-
lars per barrel, package extra.
0300338. Wholesale.)
HOLHES l KERLKR. sand it Wall st N. whole
sale grocers. dour, . etc.
BELLECII BROS. Maud l6 Wall at. N. wholesale
grocers, dour. fowl, pain, hay. etc.
OHOCBBB.
BROWN 0 WILCOX, 70 Wukisgton‘lt. B. N. sole
agents («celebrated creamsry butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. Ill Washington It. s. N.
choice generics and provisions.
Fulfill, CHAS. II. successor to Hutchlus.UNo.
lain-t. s. N. nblsdelicaciesfor family m
YINNBO a O‘RKILLY, In Iain at, N. flour.
“ I'Rflfiml It
It
, ’m confutlonsry. "at: dim 90
new, n. W; West an, ear. Kerwin-t. N. “sued
goods. collars, tsas. butter, etc.
ow E C. now-n. N. .I tutor
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o‘ur s'sos 113. . .
«new Hem: em
maroon. w. a. nu m? were station. xx.
LAW'I‘ON I D b 00.; Dale I.
“a . . . Ilo. st. 11.no-
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(YI‘HAII, OIO. Wilton ave. and school st. It.
snooty; a w“ ”mus rt lass
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HARDWARE AND WWI.
PROWI'I'I', J. '1‘. “Halo st. N. lighthsrdwsn and
«trim ram.
BHlll'lI, W. H. a CO. iii and 17 Water st. N. build-
ers‘ and contrscwrs' supplies.
QUINTARD, W. C. Music Hall block. 8. N. paint,
oils. glass. etc. (we adv.)
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYER. P. H. 2: Wall at, N. custom madeharness
and repairing neatly dons. ‘
H0388 DEALERS.
PARSONS H. H. Brookslds Stock Farm, 8. N. tins
horses salted to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
French coaching stallion “Gallium."
HORSE SHORES.
McQUHAE’, JOHN, No. Main at, S. N.
Ivcdll IL
tentlon given to shoeing driving A: trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 Main st, N. J.C. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
GERMANIA HOTEL, an Railroad place, George
nb. proprietor.
NORWALK HO’I'E o . I). A N. R. R. depot.
If. Hcl’horson, strlbclly pdJIItrclsso aecomodations.
OLD WELL HOTEL. 86 Washington st. ELN. Reed
Ilsvllaod, proprietor. European plan. so room.
H005]! WRNISIIING OOODS.~
STEVENS, J. H. DzWasltington at. s. N. crockery;
glassware. tin and WMWFWW T
‘ _ 7 wt: peanuts. ‘
BURCHARD, ll. “Beldeu Point From," S. N.” also
milk producer. ‘
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE A: LOCKWOOD, 9 Main st. N. Insur-
ance and real estate in all its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB ill. Washington at, next to PO.
5 N. tire. plate glass. accident and life. (see adv )
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. Main and Wall sts. N, Real
oblate. investments, loans negotiated, etc. .
HORRELLllr L’iIOMlIEDH-IU, 95 Washington at,
ti. N. strictly first-class companies represented.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN. 45 a 4? Washington st,
SN. Real Estate and insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT OEN‘L LIVE INS. (10., 8. ii. L'-
llourmedieu, agent, Washington st, SN. see ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. 45 Washington
.21, S. N. H. C. Dibble, assistant supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. (10.. N. In successful
business since law. No outsunding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, Lender's block,
Main st, :5. N. Juo. French, asst. superintendent.
INVES'I'JIEN'I' SECURITIES.
CRAl'i’iYRD R. Ii. Masonic bldg, N. 69; Bonds
Mlddltxcx llanking and Equitable M't'ge Cos.
IRON ANDISTIIEI.
SMITH, W. H. A: ('0. 15 and IT Water at, N.
springs, axles, carriage hnnlrvare, etc.
IRON FENCE: AND RAILING. .
MERRITT. E. M. 5'! and 56 Water st, N. iron work
of all kinds.
TIIE DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Water
at, S. N. Wm. ll. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON I'OITNDIIII'H.
GILES Jr ('LANL‘Y at The Norwalk Iron Works
Co., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEII’IZLI-Ilti.
FEIIRIS, A. S. 39 30. Main st. SN 0p. City Hotel.
RN. tine which repairing a specialty.
nui'T, II. 13. i8 No. Main st, 5. N. strictly tit-accuse
goods at low prices.
JACKSON, MiRAND, MWaIl at. N. watcher, diar
moods, etc. Flue watch repairing a specialty.
HOOD. II. S. diarrmudamutches. jewelry. silver and
plated ware, repairing aspeclolty. rl‘i Main at, SN.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 Marnnlc b‘d‘g, Wall
st, lmrough. Notary and Real listntc.
FROST. RUSSELL 8 No. Main st. notary, legal
business: of all kinds carefully attended to.
HI'RLBUTT, J. RELDEN. rooms 3 and ti Gazette
building, Wall st, borough.
LIGHT. JOHN II. 102 Washington st 8. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for New Yor state.
LOCKWOOD, EDWARD If. room 4 Gazette bldg,
borough. Attorney. notary and pensions.
SEYHOL'R, JOHN 8. room 3, I-‘airlield Co. Nat.
Hank building. N. Counsellor at law.
WAIHH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
at, w .
LIVERI' STABLES.
DANN, HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Otllce No. Ll River at, ‘l.
GREGORY, GEO, S. It Knight at. N. Pine tum
outs a specialty. Telephone 333.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
Lm'Kwoul) [ANL'FAU'I‘L‘RINO CO. Du st. 8.
N. Manufacturers of buildsrs‘ hardware. iston
ofllce at Pearl st; New York office 9') Reade st;
Chicago office 19 Lake at.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY. S. N. New York
ofllcc 5‘: Chambers at. Locks and builders' hard
ware; designers; founders' workers of artistic
hour-e trimmings in bronze, brass and iron.
BHIIDIIII DEALERS.
HILL, E. J. 9 Water st, N. All kinds of lumbcrde-
liverud to any point by rail, team or vessel.
HACIIINB SHOPS.
NORWALII IRON WORKS CO. The, Water st,
near R. R. ' , 8. N. General machinery. Iron
and brass cast . ”raisin, Babbitt metal, rt:-
pairs for manufactories steamboats.
ilCOI'IIvZLD, WM. A. Knight at, N. New mhinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
HABILI'I‘I' GARDEN ens.
JENNINGS A WATERBURY, ii. N. berries and all
gardenproducelnscasoa for thcwbolcsalerrads.
MARKETS.
A MODEL HARRIET, 20 Wall st, N.Wm.Wardwsil,
., beef, veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AV'IBON, A. ras Main at, N. meats. fruits, vegeta-
bles, 16:3. oysters, and escallops, butter,
eggs, , canned etc.
[3le l HUSTBD. meats. dab, oysters, lob
stcrs, clams, fruits, are No. Iain st, ii. .
BIBSBLL, DANA C. 1‘: Iain st, N. thoioslnsats,
poultry. fish, v , ere.
BRI'I'TO'B CENTRAL IARKIT. 8 Water st, N.
lean, vsgvtsbleaJrulls, poultry, at lowest prices.
CARR, WILLIAM ll. Benedict MW KN.
line meats. fresh rrgctsbles—lowestcash cos.
All ING’I'ON J. A. ma 1 .lsh. avers,
’vepktsbtes, frults, butter, 423:1?qu N.
CHIS'I'JIIIO. as Cbatuut st, 8. N. choice meats,
v lea. fruit. etc. Iawarlcasprvicas.
HAYIS "RD I! No. Iain S. .
of all kinds. Home rendered MM
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mvllwnlt! All) IAN“ ooons.
ANAGH. IISDI. ll. 4 Ola . 1. million!
and dress mailing. y at, '
PAWCMS hosdqnfltevs Ilill
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'1' .AONKB was.” lslnlt .
"on sun» Island Dyeing amigos; ." m
JAliltil, Illtil. I. L. 1 so. Hats-t, s. N, latest
styles. looming a specialty.
ST. JOHN, Matilda sell. lllllasry, fancy
snd‘ilair . ‘
srnsrc mourns.
BRADLEY Hits. 6. W. danghtcrofthe tau-Wm.
It. Nash) ltd Halo st.N. instrumental music only
I'ltlTZ, IIIBB limit": 1’. m lain st. N. Plano
‘n‘gém toilinction. I!
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“a y 8 r I’D st N Pinto, m
HUNTINGTON, IRS. 119 Main st,N. Vocal Inv
structlon and voice development.
NASH. list} JENNII It. or North avenue, N.
Piano and organ Instruction.
BAWYBR. liltzl. R. .l. teacher of instrumental Dd
vocal music. Residence» Mull. ll. W's.
West st, (LN.
BODWBLL. NEWS norms.
H. l. 74 Washington It. 5.
wlfi'ilS‘n‘Tfi’ll‘Ww mt “"
. . . . ashi st , l. N.
,Newspsprus‘, statics-U. no and darn wuss.
)5!" VOID: antiserum" ‘ ,,
ll. D. cram left at Budwell's stdrs,‘
74 nbington st, r). N.
LOCKWOOD. C. E. ofllccs our 's 8.11: -
ory‘s N.; New York 109 Greene”; ' ' 9"!
NEW a SICOND-IIAND YURM’I’UII.
PODMORE, Wlf . under salvation Army Barracks,
Stoves, ranges. crockery, carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANT!!!“ AND owns.
BELL, HIRAII Y. 0. Box Ill. it. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and claims.
CUTIIILL, R. J. foot. of Raymond st, 3. N. whole»
sale dealer in fine oysters.
HOYT, W. H. A SON, mi Wm st, 5. N. (fart of
Raymond) planters, exporters and wholesale
dealers in native oysters.
REED A: HOUSIIAN, if» Waterst, s. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VAN NAME J.L.rk (10., P. O. Box m S. N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS} (flies. If, Als-
thorpe. prop, Riverside ave, s. . , times, steam
and Hot Air Furnace work s specialty. hole
agent for the celebrated Carton Inmate.
PAINTS, OILS AND OLAMI.
PROWIT'I', J. ‘l'. 45 Main at, N. Jewett‘s leads,
Hasury and Wmlsworlh's mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROH. Jewett's, Atlantic. and Nancy's
Lend, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH. W. H. AW). 15 8 17 Water st, N. agents
for Lehman .k Martinez points.
rkrrzrt rraxorxrts.
PRATT A: CO. Water at, near Wail, N. also points.
oils nnd giants. .
PROWITTJ. T. 45 Main st, N. window shades,
Hollands, fixtures, ctc.
TAILOR A ('0. ‘11 Main st. )5. also hmlwna,
points, oils, glans. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLM‘KMAN, (‘. A. ll Main at, N, Instantaneous
prwm. Children‘s photos a specialty. .
NORTH, (l. 5. iii Washington It, :9. N. and quality
only and that the best.
READMAN, I". E, (turtle builtiln , N. Cabinet
phoiognphs 82.50 per (102; onehul‘ don. flew,
PIANO 'rnzvzrtr arm stratum
IIENDEE. (I. F. Lockwood Hall. N, All-(ideals! in
pianos, organs, sheet music, out.
I’LASING MIL”.
RANDALL. MINER D. II. N. All kind“)! wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
MEI-IBEX A (20., W. it. Music Hall block, 5. 3.
Plumbing. steam and gas lttlng.
NASH. F. If. at BRO. cor. lain and Welt sin, 5, 15.
Plumbing and gas luring. ranges ad hooters.
RAILROAD!v
NORWAIK HORSE RAILWAY (:0. James W.
Hyatt, prest.; Edwin O. Hoyt, supr.
REAL ESTATE AOIJN’I'H.
trims. Jason is, Washington rt. next to no,
SN. property for valeJmtses to rent. (see adv.)
MORRELL A L'IIOMIIEDIEU. on Washington at,
S. N. selling. renting and collecting.
WILSON. O. E. Gazette hldg. ‘3. investments and
roomy to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowmrt ram.
WIIUDWARD. it. A. No. stain at. S. S. homer to
rent and building lots for mtllt.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE DIVE, 5 Water st, 33. warm meals at all
hours, dinner 25c.
HENRY'H, 1650. Main st. 9. .‘3. The hm: 23¢ «Loner
in the city. Board by therhty or week.
SANITARY DNOIKIIEDS.
RIDER. W. B. I NON. 45 Washington. It, 9. N.
Hydraulic and Civtl engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Pris-ls)
BAIRD'S, MISS INWI'ITUTB, 6 their“ st. N.
Young ladies and day school.
NORWALK IILITARY INHII‘E’I'U’I'B, {lira-k5.
Iwbcrts. principal. Circular on request.
HEAD. Hrs. llillshlr. N. Daysrui Mug school
for girls and young Mint. Fits for any notional,
or course com late in itself. fully sum lib-
murmur: , N‘swaYovlrmar‘t‘i‘sts our ”town;
marl partner: . VW
the study of art, :3?me and alderman.
Bpring term begins April nth - Circulars will he
sent upon application.
SEWING MACHINES.
SHAILER. C. H. to llolain st, 29.3. “Wheel" amt
Wilson" and “Whom," nudist, oil, attach
meats. Repairing s specialty.
Slim comac'rons.
RATHOND BROS. sewers built, wmv plpo-n lull-l,
excavating, filling, grading, landscape Wrong.
"IO! rsartnramnm
LOUNEBL’ RY,XATIIIWWN A CD. 9.5. Ida'
fine shoes.
ow. EWIIDJCO. “smart.
75, and 77 Water Si Established In»
lsuufseturrrs of ' ariasas' and chihlrso‘s
Ins footwear tor the retail trade.
[Hm-Will"! AND UNDIII’IAI.
HUTCIIINSON. COL! k CO. Novwalk. New York
and Bridgeport. (Ion.
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95 MAIN ”KEMP.
‘93 moo.
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THE EVENING SENTINEI.
I. I. O. A. IA'I'I'BBB.
(ls-oral Keenan'- Report for the llonih
of April, "99.
Rooms closed from April 1st to 14th.
tic-stain; uncalled forst thsfollowincvm
tovtkswvcksadtsg Initial). Person-adv
tssfovlnyfllhvss latcrswltl pisses uythey are
advertised.
soon soawsrx rose omen,
[neonatal II cs slum
"has W. dram. Iva. mutual» Keg:
Jill lufd’ak, I Inca-cod. I
John 1
0'3!
Ass L. shin-as. streaks. J Tho-noses,“
MWTomuudfisusk Warns Ilrtuc site.
.._ c. x. non. r. n.
mars Mr mrcs.
Basso, :gh Hallie Boyd. Job.
In I Tho-pros cliche. D 3:: “on:
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git. lsdfifiomarllmm 3.0. K, Box
ma. guttowrso. r, it.
’ um sonata mm
In. levy its". Hrs. P. Oneal, Ins. llil. Davis.
Inks-ta Oman Irma, Illus-
ncsaymuroms, imam was. Ira. a.
rum BIDBR. P x.
“lira Body Buried.
The body of the man killed by the cars
lumen Snub Norwalk and Five hills
RH" Wednesday afternoon, was buried
unidentrfied in Pine Hand cemetery last
evnmrg. The body was not that of Wt!-
liam (fallacy, of Batten.
. éa-The Ursa Kit! shoe, ‘2: Small!) line.
Killed or Int-ford.
Mn. Capt. Harry Irving was struck by
Conductor William Curnorv's train due
to stamforoi at 5 (:5 Incl night, and was
tmtantlv kllml. Mrs. Irving was well
known in Marlow. tine was attemptp
log to cross the track when struck. ‘
— Wallace's choadaleu and hon b ms at
Piaieted'a.
fa-Ily Reunion.
The- children, grand—children and great
grandchildren of Linus Hoyt will hold
a neuron at the residence of Mrs Hester
A. Puncher on Westparf avenue next
will bung Iogrlher ulna: folly of I:
{in} |'-v .‘irscertdsnls.
~33 or.- large struwiivrrréo, 20 cents a
lmkrl, st Omit-Ibis,“ Railroad PW.
“pry Toto-owls In low ”or”.
1'»va Haven Healer" say»: "The
'1'“ nombzvof new buildings erected
with)» the past two years have placed
the sapptyof from and ummeotacun-
srderatriy Mood the present "quire
array. and it to collateral that when the
moving; neuron to over sod everybody is
«triad thumb: the summer at least,
there rvrll be from 100 to zoo boom that
must remain vacant. Marry of three
are new boosts which have been erected
during the winm, but they an» orally
m'ri and unimproved atrocious from
which people havr mom! to more air—
marl?» homes.
-The Dora Kid Show, '2. fie-uh Bros
A ”cum-I “his“.
11... Loll'rn’ Art! Society of the Pivot II
II (foul-ch met at the midencsof Ifrs.
James (7. Crow.» cm Wm avenue yrster
day platoons). Between 6 and 7'30
o'rzl riv supper was scrvrd'aml in the
an mg a magnate» was restricted by
ll» Epwmm Imvguz. Imtrnnrrntrl
ssh n runs ware xiv-m by less finite llsl'
Ion. Hrs. I! V. Brkm Sli- Yam!!!“
‘I'mmpam, and Mrs. By and Hwy
Pow ptayM adorn. A vocal solo was
our 4 by Nelson H. Raymond. Win
ti. « were gun: by Iron Brute Davis,
Illa. Mory Baby and Lao Dans. The
theme! feature of the access” was mm
en} 'fr it.
«A girder-rte- plane, home W: per lb.
Sank. M..- W
A law (Lapses of the w hag-o.
At tit-chapel Ibeprsyn who: in
tha- llveowl leikorlivl church. Thursday
night, a meeting of the young peo-
Wof Inactive-ls warm,“ which it
wasdceikrlto (was chapter of the
Worth 143;». A marinara An,
Holman. Attendance at opening April Ii. .. . 300
m LOCAL NW, .};....f‘.'.i¥f'.“.’.'.'f‘.‘.".'.f.‘.'f‘.'i‘f so
I I h . Attendance at rooms (If) days) ..... 1,420
Fur other not}??? fourth me. 323! 51252? blindfilvfc‘fi'f‘f’fii
mm mm” .. ixmvhfi'lmsrxrrx:2,12
visas; Wtbsdarlnsssrssasstseroas
Business and social calla ...... . . . . .
Letters written on Y. H. C. A.Work
letters Beccrved.... ............ ..
174
49
39
Written notices of the work ....... 43
Nouoessentto members.......... 9
Business meetings of association. . . I
Board meetings of ssrociation..... 1
New members elected ............. 7
Additional applications secured. . . .
Hearings of Ladies’ Auxiliary. . . . . .
Appointments kept by reception
commrttee............... .....
Applications for employment. . . .. .
Applications for employee; .......
fittuationssecured.................
Complimentary memberships i-usd
Boys gymnasium class 8 seminal
av. all ........ . ...... . ........
Adult gymnasium class 7 sessions
and
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12
av.att ...... .......... ll
Requests for prayer..... ....... ... 3
Conversions. . . ..... ....... ........ - l
w. N. Britons. Geo. 82c.
There should be a large attendance at
the song service tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock to hear the address of Dr. Noble
upon “The Law of True Greatness.”
Come and eojay the service in the new
rooms.
Monday evening at 8 o'clock the Out-
ing Club will hold their regular meeting,
at which time rules for the government
of the club‘wilt ho acrrd upon. Every
member should be prrsent.
1""ng the absence of General Secre-
tary Simon the work will be in charge
of Assistant &crcrary McPherson, and
any number Wishing complimentary
tickets for any of his friends can obtain
them by applying at the rooms.
-—'I‘lte Dora Kid Shag”. Smith Bros.
starry Vegetables sun a Luxury.
Although early vegetables from the
south are beginning to arrive in the Nor-
walk market in abundance. they are
still a luxury to the poor man. Straw-
berrin are a) and 30 centssquart; torna—
ttm. 30 cents a quart; asparagus, 35 cents
a bunch; peas, 40 cents a half peck;
string beam. 25 cents a quart; pie plant,
6 cents a pound; new potatoes, 95 cents a
neck; I’IdlIhN, 2 to 5 cents a bunch;
onion fopv, 5 cents a bunch.
~‘l’lre Dora Kid Shoe, 82. Smith Bros.
- rune-1;;Z—H— _
’I’rnthful advertising, polite clerks.
large assortment of faehionable dram
guilds and cloaks, coupled with a con-
stant mien of special bargains has
made an enviable reputation for the
great dry goods hon-Io of W. 8. Hall a
Car. cf Brrdgepori. Their last operation
m:— e spot cash purchase of five hundred
healthful robe dresses-a fashionable
chm manufacturer's entire stock of
era' and mbsea' wraps and cloaks—
and a great stock of piece dress goods~
see thwi: new advertisement. We copy
from the Bridgeport Standard the fol-
lowing regarding the tone of their dress
goods:
"In passing through the drygoods house
of W. B.Ilsll a 00., theextent and variety
of dress fabrics commands the attention
of all. 1’th season the collection of wash
fabrics will compare favorably with the
'a'yst markets in the world. Novelty
grnghams are shown with dots, stripes.
taps. checks and borders. together with
all the standard Anderson plaids. Cham-
brsys and erhyrs, uterus in the orien—
tal and cashmere patterns, the new wash
ailko. as also the china, Foulard and
India silks. We observed some designs
of trusted cords, enclosing geometrical
figures and large squares of vines and
sprays, together with many delicate
gays, olives and shade- of heliotrope
and the new blues. In Ihewoolssctions
rvhtch are now near the clentorsre all
the popular shadrsof Henrisvtss cash-
nsrvn, which are to be made up with
Indians! sursh allksor lrontsof laces
which are being again lavishly used.
This lirrrr has an enviable reputation for
good wearing black silks which are again
in favor. All the well known makes can
now be sgsa on their emitters. also the
ruling more! fill-Ills not warm.
and cups dreamer-w immune
Fad. m “ohms- osavrs soaks
dually pairs-hrs shoes ladluifho will»
own cloths. macs. serm- aod arm
tin-of Paris wunbsadcdeapsazsg-
Ink oaiklagjackstaand the Ins-men-
ablsrrylas for ehlldrsanoooafussd us,
tsaarrs took the elevatorto lhsfloors
altar-wherein thankssrfaleustoards
parlouraforsllmasasrotoatsidsw-
mash-adornwswsrsshowaiksrul.
Iagoodosfsrtkesprlagaadson-srof
Induced-siesta author-hour
sadvaslsdtkastksrssasbsao
islastsssstsstisg Jassrrhstwiilbshs-
“~qude Awkols
”snub-publishes,“
wear. oars-la. salsa and art
smdbssrsas'dlflsllilo.”
94 Amundsen, lot. on northerly side of
225 Rotou Hill;8325.
REAL BB’I‘A‘I‘B SALES.
Warrants. Deeds Recorder! in the
one. of the Town clerk.
T. B. Buyer and“ wife to Amund
Amundsen, lot on northerly side of
Rotors Hrll;.300.
'I‘. B. Guyer and wile to (louder
John F. Bennettxto Levi C. Hartford,
lot on Ifyrtle avenue.
John F. Bennett to Horace Day Hau-
ford, lot on Myrtle avenue.
Sarah A. Jones to Dennis Valentine,
lot on Taylor avenue.
John Binds to Anne McDonald, house
9nd lot on Harbor street.
8. B. Wilson to Arthur Williamson,
honaeaud lot on Chestnut street, Nor-
walk. .
John L. Richards and Plait Price to
Arthur L. Miller. lot on Elmwood ave-
nue. ,
0. E. Wilson to Martin and Elizabeth
Spahr. lot on Ulenrvood avenue.
0. W. Weed to Charles H. Aisthorpe.
lot on Shore road. ‘
Personal.
A. ll. Byington returned to Washing-
ton yesterday.
Mlss Mary F. Pardce returned to school
in Clinton, N. Y., this morning.
Sworhach,fhe base ballist, is calling
on friends in this city to-day.
Ilsa Emma C. Sooiield of this city,
will spend Sunday in Westiield, N. J.
W. S. Bailey starts this evening for
Cleveland, 0., on the 7.25 train, on
another lecturing tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Woodward
expect to sail for Europe on May 24, in
chpany with Mrs. Dr. Baxter.
Chief Engineer McGowan went to
Brownfield, N. J., to—day to attend the
funeral of a cousin. He will spend Sun-
dayowith his mother in Newark.
Mrs. Wardweil, of South Norwalk, in
company with her daughter, Mrs. F. E.
Stoddard, of Springfield. Mass" has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. N. Seance.—
Nerv Canaan Messenger.
Secretary Simone, of the Y. III. C. A.,
will leave Norwalk early Monday morn-
ing for Nashville,Tenneasec-, to attend
the general secretaries’ conference. He
will be absent about ten days.
Editor Maples, of the Hour, left Nor-
waik today for Cleveland, Ohio, to at-
tend ameeting of the executive com-
entree of the National Editorial associar
tion. He was accompanied by Hrs.
Maples.
—The Dora [infill—toes, 32. Smith Bros.
A fries: Buneoed.
Rev. Father Ariens, of St. Joseph’s
church, Bridgeport, has been swindled
out of 81,000 by bone!) men, and left
with a Child on his hands into the bar.
gain. Two men and a woman were in
the plot. One of the men went to
Father Arien’s on Tuesday, and repre-
sented to him that he was a Roman
Catholic while his wife was a Protes-
tant, and he wanted his child brodght
up in the Roman Catholic faith. He
finally persuaded Father Arlen to take
the child, for which he was to pay II,-
000. Yesterday a woman brought the
chrld, which was received. Later the
two men called with the 81.000, which
they put in the trunk which the woman
left with the child. The priest had
agreed to place the child in St. Joseph's
Convent, and the two men proposed that
they go to Hartford and leave the child
there. They asked the priest to put a
thousand dollars of his money in the
trunk with their money, though by what
process of reasoning they induced him
to do this is not known.
He did so. however, and then the re-
puted father of the child requested a
private conversation with the priest.
This request was granted and the two
men stepped into soother room and
talked for a moment. The alleged fun.
or than said he would like a moment's
private conversation with his friend,
and he stepped into the room with him.
When the priest went Into the room
after waiting a few moments, he found
the turn had gone. The trunk contain
In; the two thousand dollars was also
doing. The roan undoubtedly roaar.
all thababyjram soars or’pbsu‘ ylum
tor tbs purpossof playing inorganic.
WArisssisao old man, very good
natured,aodtboss whok‘rrowblni best
arenot surprlsed that he should have
been caught by a pair of sharpen.
—-Comp. ex. red osdarflfic, at Piaisted's.
A low Iduoatl.
Tbs directorsof the Unludfltatssmli-
tval railrosdheld sprivare meeting at
Palmer. Isss.. yesterday. Prssldsnt
John Oilrnauof Wovessrer.0. If. Proaty,
of Spencer. Ilayor Pitch. and other pro-
minsot (soils-use or Roekvllls, (loam.
balogprcssnt. Isis understood that it
was voted tobuild trrsivs miles or the
rosdzaudthatths work will be norm
manned ss soon I
25s-
lll‘li
ill
3
.
that people like to be hour‘-
I
a:
There lea greatdrsl oi
observation of the vote
the sometime they have a .
the method. When itcomes
hibition of sleight-of-hsnd, wh '
self the acme of burn
the best that can begiven ' ’
fore it isthat they ilocktoseofllol‘"
Keliar, who knows no superior in thfi
line. if indeed there are any of his play
rmitators who come within hailingdll-
tance of him. Not content with Isnrsis
already won he is still reaching out for 4
new fields to conquer, and with his 18°"
tiliiy of resource and originality ls enli-
irnualty presenting something no}. This
fact will be made evident to thou Who.
will visit Music Hall Monday, it, an- 1
usual he will be the principal; , , ,
and his unique surpries and handful ,'
illusions will be watched with much in-
terest. His most difficult feats In W-
formed with an ease and precision that
is surprising to the casual observer,
who does not take into oonsidsratlbn the
vast amount of time and patience ex-
pended before this degree of skill can he
reached. In these modern days an and-
ience is not satisfied with simple feats of
magic, however skillfully performed. It
demands a programme of entertainment
as well. To satisfy the demand for vsr~
iety, Keller has secured the asststanee’ of
a number of artists in their respective
lines.
there.
[Ellie Akonftorrs.
0f Uilie Akerstrorn’s new play entitled
“A Little Busybody,” the New London
Day says: "The play was ‘A Little
Busybody,’ new to this city, but it"hall
the marks of its authorship very plainly
and sifords Miss Akerstrom opportunity
for the display of her well known so-
complishments as dansenese, reader and
aongster. 381' dancing is certainly very
attractive and as a reader Miss Aka-
strom is entitled to very high considera-
tion. At all events she has the powerbf
attracting audiences and charming them
so that they stay charmed and come
again at her beck and call.” Ili- Aksr-
strom begins a three-night’s engagement
at Music Hall next Thursday.
Notwithstanding the great society
event at the Opera House last night a
large audience gathered at Ifusio Hall to
listen to Conried’s Comic Opera Cont-
pany in “The King’s Fool," an open
which is well set, well played, and well
song, but for all that doesnotseem II!
have the taking qualities of modern
comic opens, probably chiefly from if!
lack of catchy airs. The fsoo’mg Dr!
and drill by the ladies, howevu. are
very taking features, and were‘
011st applauded.
College Boys in Perm
A large and delighted audience, com-
post cf the beauty, wealth and fashion
of the two Norwalks, witnessed the per-
formance given at the Opera House hst
night by the Dramatic Club of the
College of the City of New York for the
benefit of the Norwalk Library. The
performance began with a farcial trav-
esty on “Little Lord Fannileroy.‘ Infi-
tled “The Real Cednc' Errol,” which
proved genuinely funny and elicited
roars of laughter. The second half of
the programme was I perform bf
Nat Goodwin’s three act eomsdy
”Turned Up." After the play there has
a complimentary dance. in honor of the
college boys. at the Athooasnur. A good
sum was realized for the Library/Cow,
ration. "
\.
—rsooorlykfsmfl 32. detth.
The County law um.
This week Judge Lyman D. Brewster.
of Dsuhnry, Curtis Thompson and Geo.
W. Wheelerof Bridmwm
ed by the Probate (loan of Norwalk.
trusteesof the fundgiven bytheWIIIof
the late Chief Justice 'Ihoons B. Butler.
for a law library for Fm’rdald Grassy;
The” gentleman will succeed Ass B.
Woodward of Norwalk. W. K. Barley of'
Bridgeport, and H. '1'. Blake. whohsve
acted as trustees for along period. 0w-
ing to various «uses they recently ro-‘
signed, after having managed the affairs
of the fund in aeolian: straps. Oh“
Justioallutlsrdlsd In 1828. and
or. fund-lay is martial-h j
than realism: vary bsaviiy. ‘
lag its stock lam int-eras ; . ,
trails-had instead new '~ . .
ward.whoistbsNorvvalkJudpsofho-
hats.sspaelsllyis thousdir for sinks
good showing demand his lshors‘su' .
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