NUMBER 750.
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SOUTH N.OBWALK CONN" SATURDAY MAY 24 1890
rm: EVENING SENTINEI‘,
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I. m MERIT.
MAI-I.
THE LOCAL ”NEWS.
Forefhcrlosulaeimsrrfourtbpape.
florists-rm
intiswssk-disg
”uranium!” pie. saythey are
lulu-a Brown, an Hague cs.
Iiss Corn llss
Retrial". Alonzo Ksniisy. Hashim A.
. Ir. In. stlov. Ir Henry Ionics, Ir.
John W. Him Leas debug
0.1L DOI‘Y. El.
”surnames.
Lfllad, “gal-T sits
nt- r. 'f‘.
emu '3 3:“
A. C. GOLDING. P. M. .
ussrivoawan renames
In w B trier. Charles . Alpsoie “tinted-
lsma. it Home Ira. b.1d5heppard.
Warren.
BARRY RIDER, P. It.
Beat xstats Sales.
0. E. Wilson to Cornelia F, Dina, lot
on Stuart avenue.
John W. Stiles, of Brooklyn, to James
8. Bailey, lot at intersection of Connec
ticnt turnpike and Smart avenue.
-Btrawherries 15 cents a quart. 2 has
his for 25c, at George (Ioeteilo's, 15 Ball-
Place
s
i,
3.
School. of Sound Hind.
Several doctors and other witnesses
tatifled in the Scheele murder trial, to-
day, that they considered Schools of
louud mind, and did not credit his alleg—
ed imity. The case was adj .urned
tillncxt'l‘ueadsy, when the arguments
will be heard.
14.... Joaopls Taylor.
Joseph Taylor, who has been studying
in John H. Light‘s office for a number
of years, is a now a lawyer, having been
admitted to the bar yesterday. He ap
poured before the examining committee
audit is no surprise to learn that he
[to-ed an excellent examination. The
hrsbonld be congratulated upon gain
lag sucha promising acquisition to their
body. _______
'—Chloride of [dine and Copperas for
dflnisctants at Plaisted’s.
Mun-alarms Purchases the Wood-
hary Plans.
Yesterday 0. E. Wilson, the borough
real estate agent. sold the Woodbury
, property on Prospect Hill to Hon. Albert
B. Harris, of Chicago, exvgovernor of
Lonhiana. The estate comprises about
twenty acres. The purchase price is
mid to have been shut ”0,000. About
Juno 15, after making extensive improve-
ments about the premises, Hr. Harris
and his family will occupy the house.
no On Company lies the Borough.
The Norwslk Gas Light Company has
knight an action ogainst the borough
oi Norwalk. to recover t2,000 damageq
claimad to have bceudouetotbs coni-
puy’s pipes during the construction of
the banugh sewer system two years ago.
Irho gas company recently presented an
itemized bill for “.000 tothe court of
burgrssss, but thecourt refused to pay
It.
0. '1'. Leonard basalso thebon
ough, g 81,200 to his
Minuteman“-
low-2:219.“
' --Tho “Ishnd Gem” flour suits the
' modiutldlousof housekeepers.
homo-so.
no Sous-e Court of the United
fish, aunimoudy decided yesterday,
“humbled New York has the
tight to execute criminals by electricity,
“than“. Thisdeeision isablow
tothsaltsrnatiug current electric people
who have probably exhausted all oitbs
hws dehysln the Kemasler case, and
» thmthathasheen taken by well
paid attorneys. has severely tried the
patlaass of law-abiding cltiuns. In
Mtklsattampttodaieatjosticemas
IOWIbomlnds of such people,
,mwouldnst foal macbagrisvsd
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W ”imprint-tbs
Mbadaskpand.
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UNION Infill“. SERVICES-
“ later-ting Programme Armand—A
latter truss Orgasm mm.
Union lsmorial Day exercises will be
held at the South Norwalk 00qu
tlousl church tomorrow evening, when
the following programme will be ren-
"Atkilo
"horas—Ml Columbia.
Cborus—Tsutiag Tonight on the Old
id ”Voluntary—Warm of the Priests.
ghbmw Qlartzt‘to-Tltl Artillerlst's can.
Chorus- Just More the Battle
7Praysrb Rev. Archibald Wheaten.
Chorus—Bravo Boys are They. '
:S—rmnu-st C .1.th
to Doublsla‘eQnanetts-Juessrl be the Ground.
:; timer.
The following lelu-r ir'om Mr. Disbrow
should meet the happy approval of every
christian and loyal citizen. The time
should never arrive when church people
—ohject to hitting patriotic airs sung in
the saiicru r} ‘ We think if Mr. Dis-
brow omit work into the above pm?
gmmliiv "Thu Slur Spangled Banner,"
and the “Red, White and Blue,” it would
be complete. Nothing on arouses patri’
oiic sentiment as National songs. We
are quite positive that there will be hun-
dreds in the congregation tomorrow
night who have never heard these songs
sung by a general assembly. Americans
have a country they should be glad
to praise in song. We believe so-
citty would bebenefitted if instead of
some of the hymns that are sung
national airs were heard oftener. Mr.
Diehrow’s suggestions should be heeded,
and when the large congregation gathers
to-morrow night every selection should
be sung with an earnestness that will
dispel the idea from the minds of those
who think people will not sing when
they have popular music:
Hitler Sentinel:
Selections have been made by myself
wholly, as music committee appointed
by the G. A. R. post of this city, and if
they look to any one to be not strictly
religious in their character, I feel that
we ought, “American citizens, come
together once it year and honor the dead,
who have fought and died for our homes,
and rejoice with the living who are
among us still, who have fought and
still tire, and to thank God for a pro
served Union, a prosperous country and
ahappy people. And it is my earnest
wish that the three assembled congrega-
tions may fill the large edifice full, join
with the choir in ti. o old patriotic songs,
and let us all feel that we have much to
be thankful for, and that no better place
torender such heartfelt thanks can be
found than in our churches. The open-
ing voluntary, "War march of the
Priests,” is biblical—found in 2d Chron-
icles—and is representative of the march
into the temple at Jerusalem of the
priests at the time of the proclamation
that loss is King—
“Amidst the sacred champions of the Lord—
lllscin, the legal or lid is led;
They hear renowned David' I conquering sword-
Th2" i re and:he crrwn that 50:?“ head.
saieypsgeaa moveetosiatey sous s
And thus with music Ziot' s domermori
load, the High Priest. tells the hwondering child
That be to loan. David' a regaihe‘
Preserved by Ileana "
I desire that the building or -.y be full
at the time of the opening voluntary,
and all will be ready their for a hearty
singing of the grand old ”Hail Colum
his,” which will make the building ring
with echoes not soon to be forgotten.
and let us, one and all, appreciate the
men whose memories we hold as sacred,
and those who are still among us, repre-
sented by the G. A. R. posts of our coun-
try. Yonrs sincerely,
-D. E. Dissaow.
—-The Depot Coffee with pure cream.
costs only a nickel.
The Depot Strawberry Shortcake.- with
pure cream, is only a dime.
The Depot Cup Custards are 0. K.
rsrunai.
Herbert B. Smith is confined to the
house by illness.
Mr. and Hrs. E. L. Boyer. of Norwalk,
are spending some weeks in Ridgelleld.
Hr. and Mrs. GeorgeR. Cowles have
returned to their home on “The Green”
for the summer.
lira. Julia Joy and niece, of Cold
Spring, 1.. L, are visiting lilss A. Wal-
tors, of Franklin street.
Howard D. F. Earle, who has been ill
for a week, will probably leave for Colo-
”assault any. is able to undertake
‘lmsi 1‘; 2.11.0.1 'fiii
Rev. John 8. Undsay; of» .10-
cent rector of, St. John' I chnrch,,Brldgo
m ,ypp. yesterday elected assistant
m at Alabama.
George E Killer, secretary and treasv
titer oi the Norwalk Savings Society.
turned today from a visit to South
Boylston. lass.
Will Bishop, of New York, made a
flying visit to Norwalk yesterday,aud
low back again almost before he had
become visible to the naked eye.
If. and In. James 3. Hillary who
weremarrled lasthursday atSt. Paub
church. sroapsadlog their honeymoon
in Washington, D. 0. They are regis-
tsred at tho Ehhstt Home.
CsptLElLJokuncconipaclsd by
biswifosad son, lissllflisftnth Hast-
ad and It. Oarrlo Baum of Int tier—
waik, salt from New Haven today by
Capt. St. John’s schooner, Bra 1.. Psrrls.
Ilor Norfolk, Va. The ladies will accom-
pany tbs captain on the entire trip.
Elicia-”Abs autonhboinoto
spend the warmer. tbs custom of
wblehbvlsamsmbarhavingclossd the
.71.“ isssia thatliorwaik people
are vs as opportunity of string Ir.
Isa! hsfors tbs i
new
'l'kras Children lake the Discovery—Cor»
our Doton's Opinion.
List evening at 7 o'clock Robert Mo-
tleid's two sons and Henry Tilly' s boys
discovered the body of an infant boy
about 800 yards from the railroad track
near where the Wilson Point road goes
under the Dsubary & Norwslk R. R.
track. They were horrified at the sight
and made a hasty retreat toward home
to tell their parents. Word was sent to
Captain Colgrove and Radical Examiner
Burke was summoned. The remains
were taken toUudertaker Jelifle's rooms.
This morning Coroner Doton of Bridge-
port came here, and while he gave on
finding in the case he i‘Kpl’OrlsM‘d the
opinion that the child had been still
born. Even if such be the case tilt-re i.
a panaly attached to the crime of placing
the body in the swamp. Statistics are
kept as to still born children the same as
in 111“ case of deaths.’
II‘I'I‘IZII'I'AINIIRVTS.
liegantCosturnes
An exchange has this to any of Lima.-
A. Bethune d her coiiip-iny, who open
a week's engagement at the Opera House
next Monday evening: ‘
"From the favorable start of Monday
evening, the company have continued
playing selected pieces from their
repertoire, each of which has been ap-
propriately costumed, especially in the
case of the ladies. whose dresses are
among the finest ever seen no the Opera
House stage. Each evening the per.
formation has closed with a farce, OllfiDK
which specialties have been introduced.”
-—A 3333;” picnic, hams lilo per 1b.,
shoulders 8c per lb.. at T. B. Gaye: &
Son’s, __._.,__.._.A_
THE NATIONAL BNCAII’IIENT.
Ilany Comrades [ruin his Vicinity will
Attend the Gathering.
The question of attending the national
encampment of the Grand Army the
second week in August is receiving at-
tention from the members of Bucking-
ham post. A number of comrades have
signed an agreement to go, and its Ile-
morial Day will be the last general gath-
ering of the Post before the encamp-
ment, it is expected that all will have
made up their minds by that time, so
that a close approximation of the number
going can he arrived at, with it view to
correspondii g for suitable quarters in
Boston, and other necessary arrange-
ments. The encampment will be agreat
and grand event in any old soldier's life.
as there will be gathered logether from
every state and territory in the Union,
such a liner of old veterans as will proba-
bly never be seen again in the Eist dur-
ing the height and glory of the order.
One who has never attended a National
Encampment can form but a limited
idea of the preparations of every kind
made for entertainment and amusement,
and Boston will not be behind others.
Tl..- hru im- the round-trip already fixed
is about 84 from Norwalk, but in all pro
bahiliiy excursion rates will be reduced
still lower before the encampment, so
that it will cost between $5 and 310, ac-
cording to the time spent in Boston.
—Wo are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figural. None
better. '1'. B. Guyer a: Son.
FELL SIXTEEN PBBI'.
George smith Bro-ks Ills Heel and
Sprain His Ankle.
This morning about 9 o'clock George
Smith, a carpenter employed at E. II.
Tolles’ coal yard, met with a serious ac
cident. He was working on the run
leading to the new coal bin when a large
beam slipped from its resting place and
Mr. Smith fell tothedock. The distance
was sixteen feet and he fall with terrible
force, striking on both heels. He was
helped into the oillcn and awaited the
arrival of a phylician. An examination
was made and it was learned that his
right heel bone was crushed and the
ankle sprained. He was taken to his
home at No. 11 [subs] street and it will
probably be some time bsiore no will be
able to attend to his work again.
o-‘vAnllnvitatiou is extended. to the
public to visit Wi'lirll‘napp‘s Mystery
House, ”Washington street, for a gilt.
ran chord :-
‘I‘erbpls lodge, No. 05, F. and A. ll,
held a communication Thursday night
"’and considered an invitation to take part
in the dedication of Eureka lodge, No
as, of Bethel. on June St. The matter
of acceptance will undecided at the next
communbation oi the lodge.
Seine thirty or more oitiaeus, veteran
soldiersand members’ the G. A. It.
visited Bridgeport last night to witness
the great play of "Susannah” at Proc-
tor's. Arrangements hsd'bssii made to
have tbs Washiii ton express stop for
them to not ob» their return trip. Ow-
ing to a third ing it stopped
Friday moruiu consequently the party
was osrrlsd to So. Norwalk and returned
in the morning. Q
-Hsllsbors. Paris arson and Insect
PowdsratPisistrd's.
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A CHILD’S BODY FOUND.
N! A)?!” ODDI'IIIJAIWB.
M
liiuris to Int” a Fund to Iatablloh a
lama.
The Oddfsllows of this state are at
preasnt much interaQsd in a plan to
provide a boats for those members of the
order ‘ho by force of circumstances
have become incapacitated for caring for
themselves in comfort. Such ascherns
was proposed four or five years ago and
since then has been more or Media-
cursed. At the session of the grand
lodge in 1880 the matter came up for
action and Grand blaster James Bishop
was instructed to enquire and report
whether normally for such an institution
existed, and how many Oddieilows
would uvaiitlicmaeives of the privilege
of the home. A nimitiee coneimlng
of J. W. S'llllll o Waterbury. Senator
E J. Hill of N-irwalk, and W. W. Giles-
maticn on the subject.
As the recent session of the grand
lodg» in New How u, Mr. Bishop report-
ed that time are now thirty members of
the order in this state who have express
ml a desire to become inmates of the
home, if one is established. [19' states
further that whilu the demand at. present
ls inconsiderahle, it will increase as time
passes. The committee also reported
that such a home would prove of benefit,
and recommended that immediate steps
be taken to create a fund, the incoming
grand master to take the matter in
charge. The report of the committee
was accepted and its recommendations
adopted. About $30,000 will be needed
to carry the scheme into (fleet. This
sum must he raised by voluntary centri-
butione of lodges and individuals, the
grand lodge of the United States having
decided in a similar matter that such
funds cannot be raised by assessment.
Each lodge in the state Will be requested
to contribute as much as it sees tit, and
individuals also will have a chance to
give what they wish.
The Conductor Censored.
Coroner Dunn Thursday rendered his
decision in the case of the death of Ko-
gene R Bunten, the newsboy who was
recently killed at Danbury by It Collision.
After summing up the evidence he says:
"I find that said collision occurred be-
cause said Conductor Joseph E. Sherman
of the New York it New England road
did not notify the employees of said
Hiwusatonic Railroad in said yard that
the said coal cars had been transferred
and did not guard them by any signal."
The evidence showed that several months
ago the New York a New England Rail-
road received permission from the Bone
atonic Riilroad to transfer cars to their
tracks, and verbal instructions were giv-
en iliat such transfers should be made
on certain conditions and that these con.
pitions were not distinctly understood
by the employees of the said New York
at N~-w England road
All Around tho State
John Mullin and John Mocha, house
painters. while at work on a house at
Ridgrfieid. Thursday, became involved
in a qiiarrel,when Mullen stabbed Weeks
just above the heart. inflicting a danger
oua wound. Mullin was arrested
Charles Schwenk, of Bridgeport, who
was convicted of highway robbery, hav-
ing seized a pocket-bank from the hand
of Mrs. Fred SIDEIh on the street a few
weeks ago, was yesterday sentenced to
four years in state pup.- ».
The directors of the Southern New
England Telephone com my met Thurs-
day afternoon and ob med Morris I".
Tyler president, and A. ll Embler, secre-
tary and treasurer of the company.
W. E. Benham, who iorthoput eight-
een years has been the President of the
Ilerlden Young Iirn's Christian Ammo.
tion, has been retired, and John L Ruth-
erford elected to succeed him.
I) H. Johnson, proprietor of the At-
lantic House in Bridgeport, has sold out
to Colonel T. B. Warren and 17.1.. and
George S. Harrell.
Deacon Terius D. Potter, of Th a
ton, aged 96. is visiting in Siaifigrd.
with his son Edward, aged 74. II Poo
ter had ninety first cousins, none of them
now living He taught school in Win-
sled eevphtyo- -slx years ago,“
Mtg}: oiirwi .3illiiii boil in
rohistheol set it he .4ch 9
the?! nited slates. . was the first pub-
lic burying ground especially devoted to
such a purpose, which was not connect-
ed with some church or churchyard.
The committee on visitation and dis-
charges at the state prison examined.
Thursday morning. St men who are to
hsdisobsrged in June, for the purpose
of finding out. as far as possible, their
plans for the future and to aid them in
work or in reaching their friends or
homes if they so desire.
The report of thesupnictendent of the
Kartiord retreat ,for the insane, Dr.
Btesrns, shows in admissions during the
year. 00 discharges. oases treated during
the year 217. patients present at the date
'pie waa'appoioted also to collate infer. 3'
Uri-2‘
Ahhrevlau
walk; II. N. ~Zast
In those of our road-rs who are not al-
ready aware of tho [not we would an that
every item herein roproasntcld. what or of
l or small dograo, wli I be found
ctly reliable In every business trance
action. and wall worthy of all patronage
extended to theirs.
All! COMI'BESSODS.
NORWAIK IRON WORKS CO. The, Wattr st,
near It. It. bridge,
ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP. Wli. S. 10) Washington at, plans and
specifications furnished at reawuabi e rate.
RANDALL, INNER D. cor. Main and Wall sis, N
scale, prospective and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONBEBS.
MITCHELL JAMES, other so Well at, N. Real
estate broker and aunt .
Wt L'ROIIJIEDIEU. to Washington st,
of property sold.
“it?
oasis. lorry stem 1
BAKERS. apd
Dull-YN ON. Twit“. N “Walt!!!
tissue dudcts in confectionery,
SCOPIKIJ) EMBAC.10N0.Nalnst,S.N. Sole
agent for orioii a cute hinted ice cream.
WERNER, CIIAS. L. Main rt,ncar Wall, N. Pure
confectionery and" ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WILSUN'S "Home Made" Broad Bakery, S. N.
lustre orders at It Raymond st.
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wall st, N.
capital MIMI”), surplus 1,4 100. George Ll.
Iioliuiai, ids-at; B. L. ycr, vieoprva'ident;
“illiam .Curtis, cashier.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, GEWashiiigumst,
iicui' Main, S N. Capital 3100,;000 earpi- 312»
an. R. II Rowan, pnaideat; Jacob Lay-
ton, cashier.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
at Wall st, rated not Capital
(All. PML, “Jam: 1'. Iiyatt; vicc~ prust., “win
0. Keeler: cashier, Lewis C. Green.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The, 51
N. [slain $301110. surplus $20,000
8. Hardy, prest; Martin S Claw, vice
prvst; Jamil. Halli-nosey,
NATIONAL BANK Oi“ NORWALK. 'i'.hc 51Waii
st, .\. incorporated 1551'. Capital 3140,1110. u'bcii
emr i-Iiii, pnaL; E. J. iiiii, vice PEN"
Price, cashier. Directors, E. “ii J. Iiiii,
\i’. 1.". Thomas, B. K. wwd , idJ. A. Osborn,
O. 1-... Wilson, K. Beard, D. W Filth \V. 1".
Bishop. Bankers, Merchants , Manufacturers,
I’emmul and Famtiy accounts are solicited.
NOR“ ALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, B all at, N.
Deposits over 32.0.10, a». surplus .00 000. (mime
M. Iluimui {rivets . it. Ii. Cranium, \lce- quest. ,
Giorge 1-: Ali tenuous .
SOl'i'il NOR“ ALK SAVINGS BANK. The, De
posits over mull), surplus 95qu Alden Sol
mans prast , obn II. Knollp. tress. Interest
paid depositors. Honey leaned on mortgage.
BEEF, (“ hulcsalc. )‘
BOL‘TII NORW ALK BEEF CO. S
but por it,slicep,iamb, veal, etc.
Thiillk’, “If. M. 8'. CO., N. Armour' 5 beef and
prm isious Home drvucd lamb and mutton.
BILL I‘OS’I'I-ZB AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BL'X‘i‘ON, J. F. Port office box 4:55, N. Circulars
folded in over till) Sunday papers.
BLACKNMITHS.
CARR.GEO.T. foot Raymond N, S. N.
ebocmga ll laity.
RIDGE BUILDERS.
BELL, GEO S AGO. P. Oboxlslt,S.1\
of bridges, dot-Ia. pile ionndations, etc.
m AND 8110! DEALERS.
BROWN, II. S. So. Mail: at, S. N. custom Work and
Wmntillmll-
HARVEY, C. II. No. Rain st,S. N. specialtiesiu
hoots,shnesand rubbers.
bLllALB. JOHN a SON. 86 Washington it, :1. N.
assortment tatiovr prices.
BOOT AND SHOE BEBMBI‘G.
PHILLIPS. G30. 29 Railroad Flaw, S. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
IIOOKSELLLBS AND STATIONHILS.
l’iNNEO, J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed~
ding stationery, base ball and tennis goods
l’LAiSHi‘EDS DRUG STORE, 43 Washington at,
S. N. School supplies and manual stationery.
BOX entrants. (“'ood and Paper.)
KNAI'P, K. F. Water st. :1. N. mauuissiun‘r of bat
canoe, tucking boxes, etc. General shop jabbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
FERRISJOIIN II. It. Washington et, SN. also
blue swan. sewer pipe, hay, straw, etc.
LEONARD, CHAS. T. Water rt. N. brick of all
lunda,iime,ceneut, {ill-tar Meaghan, etc, alsoblue
stone, tire brick and c y.
RAYIIOND BROS. Milwaukee, Philadelphia and
Trenton fmnts, brick, lath, lime, ceiucut. adnniaut.
BUTTER. CHEESE, DOGS. Ito.
BOSTON BUTTER ROI.“ SB, next door to the Post
Ozlice, S. N. —a specialty made of all didcrent
v. rirllci of cheese, in ed and domestic. Al.
g. .nhaof butter, eggs, ,canned giioiis. etc
CARRIAGE: DEPOSI’I'OBIEB.
DAN N, WI. E. to Wall at, N. Carriages, harnesses.
lmrw, stable and carriage furnishings.
t: \HI’ILN’I‘EBS AND BUILDERS.
t'iiliiifiJAMES C. shop Ann st. 8. N. estimates
gin-u, jabbing promptly attended to.
MORTON, W]. A. Ot'l'ayloraveunc, 8 N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
RANDALLN. Ia. Rigatoni lulll, ,5 N. )lod‘eiru
machineryrun yc ppowereua camera ve
low Largo work a specialty.
RAYNOND, J. R. rowan at, S. N. manufacturer
of moldin brackets, casings, corner blocks, col-
umn, new Isl balustcrs. Band. scroilmwiug and
turning. flatb oeks, bottomboards beucbes,rack.s.
Jobbing done. and...“ given. Telephone 5145
SHERWOOD. S. B. 13 Grove at, S. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
WILSON, S B.sbopCrossrt,uearlaIn.-—0flcscor
WallaLaudBeldeuave, N. Stcaiuwood working,
mouldings, window frames and turning. Lowest
estimates. Honey loaned. Telephone numberiiba
cmx'rs AND 011111.011“.
SCOPIKLD A IIOY'I‘, 3 Gazette bldg. N. is Wash-
ington at, B. N (Sec advortiaeiuen.)
CABBIAGI IANUFACTUBIBS.
TILLY. HENRY, No Iain st. 8. N. manufacturer“
Special attention given to repairing.
R RIGHT a FLYNN. iootof kallnsgmanuiac-
trucks,“ .Paiutlug.
.Ilalumomi
linrso—
.builders
I'a tilting; minimum
MI ”W ”Walls gluing.“
partisanppilvdatlhtlhixwt‘bo
OA'I'KOIJC 00008.
IIAYISJJI‘. too. 5 Iain st, N. also no»
Marathons-ad booksellers.
Clm'l' PIP! IANUIAC'nmm
LIONARD,CIIAB.’I'. Water it. all stars and
sham alto animal etc.
BOY'I‘ b OLIB’I'IAD 010 CO. who.”
at, It. N. madam (11%; Th.
OLD WILL CIGAR CO. .
t”. The. 37:1!!!"- O. I. It
WAON B. It do. lots . also in
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of the report 148. Of the admissions ”r
about half werecasescf mslaocbollaand WM“ ”'33:; Ii. no it
1:"... 3f tmahtbs retreat during Wéommflm
t year or aocost.
At the roasting of the ma board of " Ez'ml'“
Iranians, which is to be held the an. 1-110ng 1%me
Way in June. tbs following petitions wood. "A" m
misfit? gum will be heard: numerous. “Madman
w rg February 130, m,”
it years: Jams; Fultoniaps. Psbr'oary. m%n;ml:.oo. mgmmm
1m. 8 years. Jamar Romans, burglary.
m,imim;mmmm ”We
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swmrhrubbary. Juno, 1%? wflm“nu
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UNIVERSAL STORE, The. No. Mm near West.
lsniiis, crockery, slainwsro. housei Magneto.
DEN'I'Im
BOUTWBLL, C. P. Lander's block, so. Natasha.
Alcohols, ii a. rule toil p.in
KENDALL, CEO. 8.. D. DB. Washin ,cor.
Fraultlinsts,t~l N. Rout-silent. too. ini
NEWKIRK, .l. C cities at residence at,
mar Congregational church N. gas administered.
Gold and pouuilaln crowns iiisertod
WEED. W. L. ., D. 1). S. 42 Orchard at, N. Chloe
hours 8a. iii. tulip. III.
DOORS. BASH AND BLINDS.
SNITII,W.II.&CO.15&17W-torst.N.
oodwork, wheels, etc. W
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE. F. If. wChestnutst, S N. Crushedstouc,
sewer contractorum.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron, mlt glazed audcetnsiit
pipe, 8 to U niches in diam.
DRUG. All) mucus. , .
EASE]? I’IléUtMaACY, Van :‘ndt ave, I. N.
tin are, to . ,p in. ,Mp—
tipiis cyanviuily H‘ '
GREGORY, J. G. 38 Wallst. N. Established 1M.
W holcsale and retail. Popular prim
RIGGS. JOIIN A. 11 Main at,N. Performer-lift;
live didcrvnt perfumes.
PLAISTBD'S. A31Vashingtixist, S. N. patcntmedl-
cincs,elc. Pbysicians‘ msalpthms a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBIJ-ZR. J. L. d. SONS—~“The Equitable,“ No. 2
Gazette building. N Dry goods, oil cloths, main
tings and rugs.
BANKS. B K. Mshackcmo Hotel block, 5. N dry-
goods, notions gloves. ole. Undmwearaspecialty.
BENNETT, J. F. 10 Main st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERMAN, A. A: SON, 81Washiugtou st, 8. N,
d ry-goods, carpets, etc. tree adv.)
SCOF IELD Jr IIOY'l‘, 3 Gazette bldg, N 08 Wash-
ington at, S. N. (Sec advertisement.)
STREET, EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods, notions and hosiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. (mice railroad station, S.
Natalia \Yuilsl N. press forwarders to all
parts of the wori . Passenger train service. LOW
run-s. Lester Iiunt, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BUX'I‘ON J: BRUNDAGE, office at Benedict's, 43
Wall at, N. Our motto, “prompt attention. "
CAV AN \UB' S EXPRESS, age, furniture and
planes moved. Lime orders at ’la'tetcd' s,b . SN.
SEER“ 001), W. W., N . slate at poetotiicc and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.
“TRACKS, ESSENCES. l’l‘C.
BYXBHE, F. S. A CO. militia 5!, N. Manufactur-
ers of Scnfiold's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
line extracts. Ambler & Boll.
PEB'I'ILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Brad] sun has hate.
ial mauures. laud plastefi’gronu‘rfiiguefiood 5:23:
SMITH, \i'. ll. SCO. Water at N. agents for Wil-
iinmsijlnrkm Co. ‘sstandard ertiiize izem
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAY MONO BROS. ordinary shapes in stock, spec-
ials to onlerdlrc mortar. sand ,chimncy due linings
I'ISH, OYSTI‘ZILS, CLAMS, ETC.
llUN'l' a ZELL FF 69Washington st, 5. N. line
tieb, oysters, clams fruits, game, vegetabiw,ote.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN 13.60 Taylor avenue, S. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAY NOND BROS contractors for “dag, concrete,
asphalt, brick, cement and gravelwal
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT” W ATEB
HEATERS.
NEEKER, W. II. it CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
‘ISLAND til-ll" FLOUR. the best made.
fail to use it.
L'IIOMMEDIKU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
rt bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.
KAI IIUND BRUSH-may, straw, dear and feed in
mange, lead, car or cargo lots.
RED M ”.1... Damon. Cmfoot a Rose, Grain. chute
ground. foul, graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodwuil Place, 8. Vpiants, cut
flowers and oniarnentai pieces made to order
til iul 1-1. I'. I. 36Wani si,opp. L'niont'cmetery. N.
l’iaiiis, cut flowers, etc. Floral work a specialty.
chAY, JOHN, E. N near the depot. Bedding
litiitSLinl. flowers and floral work of all kinds.
‘iue roses a specialty
SMITH. JOHN H. So. lain st, SN. the oldest. and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, etc Floral work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. THEODORKJV aehingtou st (east end)
Furniture, looking giassm, picture frames, etc.
ORAN A “BIT'I‘LESEY. 30 Main at, V. (Ray
moud‘ a old stand). See kdwrtiacmenf
RAYMOND CEO. I]. new vim, “and 48 Main at,
N. Four above old store.
STOW, DAVID 26, a), in), audit}, So.lain st, S.N.
Furniture, mattresses. etc.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NOR“ ALK GAS LlGIl'I' COIPANY, ofiiee 19
“our st, N. Gas for Ilgh i. beat power
Coke six cents per bushel. myoal Tar three doi-
Iaiv per barrel, packaging“,
030C388, (Whales-Is.)
HOLMES a KKKLKR. Band 11 Wall at N. whole-
sale grmus, dour. grulmha y,etc
SELLECKn BROS. It and In Wall at, N. wholcmle
miners, dour, iced. pain, hay, etc.
GROCBHS.
BROWN 5 WILCOX, 70 Washington It, 5. N. sole
agents for celebrated Remington creamerybu
BECKER, CONRAD, 141 Washington st, 8. N
choice merin- esand provisions.
FliitRlS, CRAB. II. snow-or to Hutchins, mite.
Ialust, SN. tablodellcatloaforfamllytrado.
FINNKGAN IO'IIZILLY, In Main at, N. dour,
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BM.“ samplers. aspseiai.
I008! a Imm..IlAltlAIl. No. lists hit, costliest, ti. N.
numb. amaos r,ised,ste.
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Cram 0 . Wilton are. and school .
New 3' Iowaswgoodssad aswpriess. shit
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and repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS If. H. Brooksldc Stock l'll'lll. B. N. duo
hernia-nitrates“ purposes. Allaniniaisaoldhy
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
Punchcoacbing stallion ‘."Galllard
HORSE BHOEBS.
McQITflAE, JOHN, No. Halli at, B. N.
tcntlou given to shoeing driving & trotting bonus.
HOTELS.
AIKRICAN 110'”:th Main It. N. J. 0. Collins.
European plan. restaurant attached.
GRRIANIA HOTEL, so Railroad place, can
Schub. proprietor
NORWALK HOTEL, ,BJ) hN. It R.
I. up depot.
OLD WELL RUDE. meow-shim er. s. N. Reed
vllaiid, proprietor. European plan .80 rooms.
HOUSE roommate GOODS.
STEVENS. J. law-shin st,S. N. crockery,
tin woodcnm.
glassware,
‘ [02 BMW
BURCHARD, Brl‘dean Point: Fearful. N. also
milk producer
INSURANCE AGENTS»
COOLIDGB A: LOCKWOOD, 9 Main at. N. Insur-
ance and rml estate in all its branches.
LAY’I‘ON, JAI 0B 1!. Washington st next to P. 0.
S N. tire, plate glass, accident and ii e. (soc adv )
LOCKWOOI), WM. cor. NainandWallsts,N Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated. etc.
HORRRIL & L‘ROMMKDIEU, 95 Washington at,
S. N. strictly first-class companies represented.
TAYLOR Jr GOLDEN. 45 8t 47 Washington at,
SN. Real Estate and insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GKN'L LIFE 1N3. 00., S. S. L'-
Homrncdieu. agent, Washington st, SN. sec ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. C0. 45 Washington
at, S. N. If. C. Dibble, ashram supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. C0,. N. In successful
business since 1860. No outstanding lose claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, Leader‘s block,
Main at, S. N. J no. French, asst. superintendent.
IN‘ ESTMI-IN'I‘ SECURITIES.
CRAI’FURD R. B. Masonic bidg, N 0% Bonds
Middlcscx Banking and Equitable M' t‘ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. II. A: CO. 15 and 1’: Water at, N.
springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS. ,
MERRIT'I‘. E. M. 5'! and 56 Water at. N. iron work
of all kinds.
'I‘IIB DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, S. N. War. II. Iloyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES it CLANCY at The Norwaik Iron Works
Co. and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
J E“ ELI-IRS.
FERRIS. A. S. 39 So. Main st. SN. op. City Hold,
S. N. flue watch repairing a specialty.
IIOYT, II. B. 18 No. Slain st, 8. N. [strictly drake!“
goods at low prices.
JACKSON, uiiRAND, 58Wallst, N. watchee,dia«
moods, etc. Fine watch repairing a specially.
ROOI). II, S. dinmonds,watchcs, jewelry, silver and
plated ware, repairing especially. $5 Main at, S.N.
LA‘VYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED K. room 3 Jimmie b’d'g, Wail
er, borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST, RUSSEI 8 No Main st, notary, legal
business of all kin a carefully attendml to
KURLBUTTJ. BELDEN. womb and 6 Gmtte
building. Wallet, bomugh.
LIGBTJORN II. 103 Would at, S. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for ew York state.
LOCKVIOOD EDWARDM. room 4 Giazetie bidg,
borough. ltorney, notary
SEYMOUR JOHN 8. room 3 Fairlield Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH, JOHN J. rooml Iasonic building, Wail
st, borough.
LIVEBY STABLES.
DANN, HORACE K. Excelsior livery and board
ing stables. Oflice No 8 River at, N
GREGORY (ll-2.0 S 14 Knight st, N Pine turn
cuts a specially. Telephone 3&3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWUOD MANUFACTURING CO. Da st. S.
N. Manufacturers of builders‘ hardware ton
office 30 Pistol st; New York office 99 Readout,
Chicago chine 19 Lskct st.
oilice 8:! C hambers at. Locks and builders’ hard-
ware, designers; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze, brass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
BILL, 111. J. 9 Water st, N. All kinds oilnniberdo
hilt-rod to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0 The, Water at,
near R R bri ,S. N. General machinery, iron
and brass castings, forginms. Babbitt metal, to
pairs for manniutorice and steamboat;
SCOFIEIJ), WM. A. Knight st, N. New
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDENEHS.
JENNINGS lit WATKRBI. RY. S. N. berries and all
garden produce in semen for the wholesale trade
HABKE'I'S.
A MODEL MARKET. m Wallet, N Wm. Wsrdwell,
prop, beef, veal lamb muttouaudpouitry.
idea, will?” oysmm mm and cscaliops, butter,
BENNETT a BUSTED. outeata,iish,
KW lob
sters,c , fruits,as
BISSKLL, DANA 0.12 Rosin st, N. ckoicsiueats,
po ultry,dsh, vegetables, so:
BRI'I'i'O'S CENTRAL HARM, 0Wstsr at. N.
Heats, vegetables.“ traits. poultry,“ lowest,prlces
CARR. WILLIAM“ W M 1N.
Fine meats, fresh vsgetsblm-dovrestcash03
PARKING’I'ON J. A. meats,
rui,ts,butter etc.
NORAD.
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frulhm [mutual] prices.
vegeta
turns nun lstlaiu an mm
oiallkluda. hm Ilpecialty
J'UDSON,A. O. Centrallsrket cor lainanriflavi.
laudst,S.N. Cbotooinoats, nioatsmonltry, vegetables.
hum“. IQW bridge
N. halcinallkludshvsh MW“ 8’
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dallyali ovsrtba
WAD mull-Gino, .
toxaINDntogtovvr’aJlfhlaefrvshau mm
WI OVJ If It‘ll. Chilton
chitin-immanent?“ ”I;
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BATlflP.W.Watsr mausfscturvroilna
granite muted-lulu building
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NOR“ ALK LOCK COMPANY, 8. F. New York BE
A\ ISON. A. 158 Main st, N. meats, fruits, vegeta. S
D I R 5:: 0T0 R Y 0038" ”“015“?!me naanwann Aim corms mm! A
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assume aaao.ux.aunsnaWaius.s.ii. HABNEBSIIAKEBS. Infinite. l. Louisiana. 1“
cost N.—-Norwalk; B. N.-—Soiith Rob Mills DWYkle. ll qulsthustcm mam 3! learning. [will ~
BRADLEY infigSlO meme. 1
B Null)“ Mi QW. Kitten! tfi
Jfimmmur 191mg gin.
“GIBSON mm s. tiller 3.11. mm
communes. no. its this it. .
a. vigil;
structionaudvcice
NASH, R183 JRNNII K. North in...
Pianoandoiganins a I
SAWYBR, Hm. RJ. teach"!
vocalmusic. Bealdencsat atIirnIt. R.
West st, 8. N.
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PODMORE, WM. under Salvation
8. N. Stores,rnngcs, “Whm mm
OYSTER PLAN'I'EBS AND BM
BELL, [DRAM P.O .Box 111, B. Ewimlehls
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL. R J. iootof Raymund #-
sale dealeri ullne antes. " S. N.
BOY’I‘,W. R.&SON,12tWatcr S. ,
Raymond) planters, exputeaan'and I'm
denim in native oysters. .
REED A; HOCSMAN IMWater 3.73. m
and shippersbf fNerw’aIk oysters. 8'
VANNA. J. L. $00., P.0. WHEN .
Oysters clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND HODEIS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. All-
thorpe, prop, Riverside are, a. N. Stores,Stsaris
and Hot Air Fur-am work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. *
PROWITT. J. 'I‘. as MainsgN’. Jewett'slmds,
Nasury and Wadsworth I mixed painm.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewett'e. Atlantic and Seder-
lxud, Calcutta oils and Averill Cheiuicni Paint.
SMITH, W II. kCO. 15d; 17 Water N. am
for .b Martina paints. st,
PAPER HANGINGS.
PRATT coo Waterst, nearWali. N. sloop-into,
oils and glues.
PROWIT'I'. J. T. 45 Main N. window shades,
Hollands, fixtures, etc. at,
TAIL R&C0.21Nain Mainland-o,
paintg,oils,glass,etc. st.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN, C A. 11 Main N. 1mm
process. Children s photos“; specialty. " -
NORTH, G. S. 78Washington . quail
oniyand thatthe st 8. N m "
READMAN F E. Gazette bail N. Cabinet
photographs 82. 50 per demons» m
Piano missus Aim manila.
RENDEE, C. F. Lockwoodflaii, N. Alsodmlerin
pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANINO MILLS.
RANDALLNINER D EN. All kindest wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
MEEKl-IRA CO., W. 1]. Music Bail block, 8.15.
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.
NASH F 1! auto. cor. mmwuman.
l’lnmbingandgae holograms-thaws.
RAILROADS.
Hyatt, pram; Edwin G. Hoyt, aux
REAL ESTATE annexe.
LAY’I‘ON, JACOB]. WashingtianattuI’D.
"3.1V. pmipchrtyvgauqmmmfmodvd
S. N. seiiing,rcntingand mm It,
WILSON. 0 E. Gazette bldg,N. Investmeatanil
momyto loan. Also insurance writtm In best
of compuu c~ at the lowest rates.
W'UODW \RD, E. A. No. Hal .m
rent and building lots for salt: st, 8 N to
RESTAURANTS.
m‘asitamrsgll. wananealsatall
hours, dinner 5c.
BENRY'S,1850.Iainst,S N. The
inthecity. Boardbytliedayor “a”
SANITARY ENGINE-l.
RIDER, W. B. & SON. «Washington
Hydraulic rial Civil «gloom. is 3 R
SCHOOLS. (Pinata) ,,
BAIRD'S, MISS INSTITUTE, 0mm
Young ladies fiy‘nhul. ‘. K.
NORWALK MILITARY-ml INSTITUTE, Junk
Roberts, principal. Cirouiaronrequ‘, I" 3-
HEAD Mrs. Billside,N. Dayand
for giri'r and young ladies. Pits
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sent upon a April will in
meats. Repairing a specialty
RAYIONSD BROS moo “own ’
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