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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" THURSDAY. MAY 29. 1890
PRICE TWO comm
IBIOBIAL BNTIITAINIBNT.
...—,.....—
A large Oatkssln'g It Grand Army Isll
sass light.
The Douglas Fowler W. it. C. held I
successful entertainment at their hall on
the Washington street bridge last even.
log. The attendance was very large and
the exercises were listened to with close
attention. The first number on the pro
gramme was entitled "liemcrial of the
flowers." and wIs rendered by foriydwo
children and two young ladies. They
were prettiliy attired in red, white and
blue. Each person recited an appropriate
verse and deposited I bouquet of flowers
around I am." monument, representing
the burial place of the veteran soldiers.
It was I very pretty sight. After the
children had recited their pieces they
sang “America." The exercise closed
3"“; with it pretty tableaux. Readings were
," :1 gived by the following ladies: Mrs.
ALL THE CLASSES FILLED.
lutvies for the Summer Russ It the
Gentle-en's Driving Aaaoeintloo.
The entries for the summer rues of
the Gentlemen’s Driving Association,
which takes place It the Fair Grounds
on June 10, 11, 12 and 13, closed Monday
evening. The names of nearly ninety
trotters appear in the list, and the repo-
tation of some of the horses for speed
indicates that there will be four days of
good racing. ‘ The purses aggregate 31,-
060, The classes have filled as follows
"In! DAY-TUIIDAI’, JUN! 10
m
m EVENING, 8mm A YOUNG BURGLAI GADGET.
1' mm PLACE. A clever Piece of Week by the Borough
scum NORWALN. Polioe and In Amntenr Detective.
DI m m. The borough police want gunning for
uolt'Alx. big game last night, and begged one of
. the boldest young burglarsthat ever ope~
THE LOCAL NEWS_ rated in this vicinity.
Within the past month no less than
lb? cater local: trans ace fourth page. avert burglaries have been committed in
a business part of the borough. Some
x. sentinel “Fm" time between Saturday night, lisy 8,
WV “'93 Memorial D'YI T33 and the lollowing Monday morning,
W W Vi" 00‘ 1‘99““!!th Fianey a Benedict’s grocery store at No.
W 41 Wall street was entered through a
locum Your WItIr lupply.
back window, the burglars prying open
thing)? to “’1: i‘hzhw"°;,fi":l“b°' the shutters, breaking a pane of glass,
m, we "a" h n_ em 1 c as and then turning the sash fastnt-r. They
ccsenei y ‘ e incrbe fl pgeezsnre, paid their second visit to the store on the
the whole system m" , a“ to.- night of lay 12, and on Saturday night,
night between 0 and 9 o clock. To do
lbh till I u the reservoir will open May 17, the store of Nickersoo & Bette,
I .1 It Nos. 35sec 37 lists street, and the PH
mmhgmubridfidmh New York Tee Store at No. 47 Nate W
street, were burglarined, and In unsnc ‘1 0‘ Fannie Joyce read “Private Brown's Re»
1! Watts!“ musimgvmxemlm' “1:2“; cesafui attempt was made to enter the 3']. “13,, Mm" "‘25, w' mg: 2:13:33 :3 motions"; Ira. Iary Joyce. "The Old
o’rcT'k I 8th ' "guy ,3, milliiiery parlors of Miss Agnes Fitch at Purse paw—2:1!" lass. . Canteen“; Miss lira Boyd, “Wounded to
°° ’ orassopn . ores '” poser 9" No.49 lisin Bur-tel. On T084553! night film’s?“ it»... ... "'.'t' it 'muL‘i’au‘lkfi'rPcbia Death." Adlslogus was given by Frank
r —Witbont doubt a“, veg, best {but in of this week Finney & Benedict’s store Willie Brooks. brg:. ..k P. Up m.WMtel"lsicl Boenish and Stella Knapp. Recitations
",3 market-The um.“ Gem.” was again entered, and a futile attempt “mg”. ” were rendered by Misses Flora Smith,
W was again made to break into the New ,1 cum, t. a. m Gracie Hart, Florence Arnold and Char.
’ ° °' °"" York Tea Store '“' "n“ ley Bette Prank Tattle and Charley
' A.I.C ll dscn, Iass '
There were ““99 cases ”to” Judge Last night the burglars did their bold- y g“ Johan shaman Nit Eyncs. J. M. Carley sang I mug and
Knapp this morning. J0!“ Flynn and eat piece of work. Shortly before 10:00 ”l ”P “m" mm°n°3 l responded to an encore. Lillie Singleton
James Smith were charged with drunk- . , . b . a Panels. Ierlden . ,
“a were fin ed ‘1 00 and costa. oclock, Policeman Adams dl‘iscovere‘g G. WY llslgbt. Baltimore)“ and ilesslelflynes sang a pretty selection.
enuess . . - -
tb ttheli ht ke tburnin in tune At thec use If the re summer an r
Robert Hannah was found guilty of a g p g y ‘ p R we
the charge of vagrancy and was sen-
RICOID DAY.
Benedict's store was out. Going to the mum—um” M2.“ mu" was servr-d in the hall on the first floor
. back of the store he found the shutters and was artaken of b nearl all who
tsnced to ten days in Jail. The three p y y
men '8" tnken '0 Jail, Knapp ”d Frank,bg ......... . .Iunson Royt,Norwslk. Conn
Lady Velma,bin.. .W A, Raymond, no. Norwslk
near the corner of Wall and Water
streets, and while he stood guard
Jack High or .Tsllinsii, Bridgeport
Westchcstsr Queen, bro m.. .J. R. Carpenter
Adams watched, Mr. Elwood called up .l ................ "ii. Pishrrtydsirmlnghstn
Mr. Finney. When the store was open- wm'“ g’mk‘v ”'3 3-: gmm“ “m“ mu“
Purse auto-2:43 Class
Elsi, roan ..................... C. R. Swan, Dcrb
Ever since this series of burglars be-
gan the police have had their suspicions 8am w
cg A Doolittle New yilsvun
Noble 0 c in (formerly Buckskin) ......
tective in the case, the police If
urth
kept a close watch on McFarland mm. ”film“ Id
o’clock be heard a noise below and look-
ing down saw McFarland climbing up:
shich lie was standing and ran rap.
idiyovi'way. As he was going through
brain with I brick tied up in it handker-
chief, which he carried in his hand. The
Cornelius Sparks, who, it, was supposed
was an accomplice of McFarland hav-
him. McFarland also had cigars on his
person, and threw some away while go
night. Nothing of any great value was
taken.
The trio had a hearing before Justice
Austin this morning. Stark and Keller
3 mfltmjm 14
Iary it, b m
sun W.. o g . . ,
Idler, c g
"akin. b DICIsipT A Gibbs, Gosheii.N .
........ tlIalsaii. soreslk
Nellyfhm c in (formerly Inuktitut. L. Cole.
. ..A. [Cofic llsdson,IIrs
Bar
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—Childb§&ihg HetlBhot-s, 5 to 8,
50¢. Smith Bros.
Justice Austin's Decision.
70 fire Edilor of The Sentinel:
The decision rendered by Justice A us-
tin in the Case of the State vs. Gustave
A. F.rsnks reported in lull in your pap.
er of Wednesday last, enunciates prrn
Clpivfi, which if acted upon by people
generally, would lead to pernicious and
"religious practices.
Granting that the law under which Mr.
Frank» was prosecuted originated in the
year 170.2, was it not [ml by the Leg-
Isiaturs when the statutes were revrsed
in 18:”? “has it not adopted and passed
with the other laws as the General Stat-
utes of the State of Connecticut? But
this question seems to me of little mo-
ment. The law is there, and the para-
mount question is, what construction
should be given to the exception oi
works 0! necessity or mercy? In Sec. l,
Chapter 1, of the General Statutes, the
Legislature has said: "in the construc-
tion of all Statutes of this State, words
and phrases shall beconstrued according
to the commonly approved usage of the
language” The commonly In.
proved usage of the word necessity, is,
as Webster says, “the quality of being
necessary or absolutely rrquisite; inevit
sbleness; indispensableness;" nencc,when
we say that sharing on Sunday is necesv
ssry, we say, therefore, that It is abso-
lutely requisite that we should be shaved
on that day; that it is inevitable; that it
is indispensable. It may be nbsnitirely
requisite and indirp ’litlahlr‘ so far as the
appearance of the prison being shared
is oucerned, but if the learned Justice
will but glance hastily over the decisions
of other Judges more eminent than be,
his determination will be that personal
appearance does not constitute legal ne-
ceasity.
He also says in his decision: “In Mas-
sachusetts it has always been the custom
for barbers’ establishments to close on
Sunday, while the contrary rule or cus-
tom has prevail: d in Connecticut." blas-
sacbusetts has a statute very similar to
ours, and from the timsol its origins
lion barber estublisbm-'~-ts have be. a
considered as without too rxce tins of
“necessities or mercies" Fort ermore,
concerning the "contra: y custom" in
Connecticut, I would lllt‘ to ask him if,
in his legal researches, II has never run
across the rule that cut. tum cannot set
aside positive lsw ?
His decision is based on the snugms -
tion that the necessity must be on the
part of the person for whom the labor
is performed, and not on the part of the
person doing the labor. As a rule of
law, it must be on the part at the person
working.
The instances which be cites as being
necessities, in his mind, are not parallel
in principle. in some, the acts are those
performed in I private way, in others
they are matters of public concern. As
to the application of the exception in the
statute. I would refer him to note the
at QUINN harry. so American
.au,’ ill"! #1“ Miami
mints” I necessity for these minke
—Buy your toilet soap and perfumery
at Plaiabcd’s.
A Lurgo Gun.
The largest gun manufactured by
Krupp for the Russian naval fortifica-
tions at Crosstadt is expected to fire
away 33,000 I minute in the shape of six~
teen and one-fourth inch shells. When
it was tested it sent a steel shell, four
feet long and weighing 2600 pounds,
through 19 inches of armor and 1312
yards beyond—The Illustrated Ameri»
“as
. -—0ld Lsdies’ Hand Made Lace Sheen,
76c. Smith Bios.
Funeral Notes.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of lira. Susan Chichester, were
held “No. 50 West avenue yesterday
afternoon, Rev. '1'. K. Noble, oi the
Ocugregstional church, oificisiing. The
remains were buried in Pine Island osm-
ctsa'y beside those of her husband. The
pall-benrers were Samuel Diskam, Burr
Hendricks, George Brady and Timothy
Fitch.
The funeral of Louisa Stiles, a widow,
who died at her home just of! the New
Canaan road on Tuesday, aged 72 years,
will be held at her late residence at 2
,1 o’clock to morrow afternoon.
--Norwslk lobsters at flunt & ZeluR’s.
Y. I. c. A. News.
The Lsdiea’ Auxilisry held their regu-
iiiositbly meeting in the parlor of the
rooms Tuesday afternoon It 3 o 'clock
and I goodly number was in attendance.
Three new members were elected, mak-
ing the membership 120. The entertain-
ment committee were unable to render a
I full report of the recent entertainment,
but the receipts over and above all ex.
palm will not be far from 3l85.
Alllovsss of base hall should not for-
. get that tomoncw afternoon the Stem»
fold and Norwalk association teams will
phya game on the Baxter grounds at
l.” o ‘eieck.
~57. rooms inc. H. lie—Sgs block.
(NI It shalom, 70 North Iain street.
lwwoytou.
. Frank Lynch and family have moved
low the old Walmsley homstcsd for the
murder months.
ml. Alice D. Word has taken posses-
Ibli of the Csotennal Building recently
, Why bar.
I. Thomas has I schooner load of
”Wand earner» invomed to Ir-
:Itlilsiiew dock this week from
I
Iim Annie, h k m.
b!
..J A. Doolittle, New Haven
.. . . .W. ll. Loc.swood Norwalk
Victory, biog .......... W. H. iockwood, NorwIik
sckitigli Tower, b g.. . Tailman,
(ligmg' hrog. .
..bCCAlD‘gJ A: Gibbs, Goshen, N. Y
Jho uson. Soil urn. N Y
O. W. Height. Baltimore. lid
recurs nar—niiisr. runs is,
on .I. 1'
Jewitt, blk pacer .l. I B'l’ettlit. Phlladelpha,
sisaley P Elk g, pacer... Eliml’rovlcence, it!
IcIuillnboy, nrog, trotter” .J. colehcrst,
Germsutown
—Child’s Spring Heel Shoes,5
509.. Smith Bros.
TO-IOBBOW ’3 EXERCISES.
Bow lentorial Day Will be Observed in
the City Ind Borough.
Business will be suspended in this city
tomorrow. While the parade under the
auspices of the G. A. R. will not be as
might be desired still I creditable show-
ing undoubtedly will be made. The line
will form It 2:30 pm. It will form on
West street with the right ruling on
North Iain street, and the line of march
will be as follows: West Avenue to
Pine Island cemetery, countermarch to
West Avenue, to North Iain, to South
lisln, to Raymond, to Day, to Eliseo
bath, to Water, to Washington street
bridge, to Van Z-sndt avenue, to East
Norwatktismatsry. Ramrslngsafleeiy
old 8,
Nate Hubbard, bg... B lockwood, Norwslk, Conn
Juno, b It ........... T. 8. Morison, Norwaik, Conn
to one of the WIDdOWB open, a pane of W wm‘" ”If""éwmm ”nun“ 0°“ were present.
. glass broken and the window raised it Much credit is due to the r ilorts of the
Flynn «mushy; 3m '29. ngceuary iew inches. He ran back and called Pam 8200-218 c,“ ladies who arranged the entertainment.
mnuwl w m In, ‘ eir me" Cattle, bin... J R. Lewis, Bridge rt
W. E. llccd. Jersey ‘it;
Rex, bg.. L I! Cree N.
the officer searched the store. He
subsequently procuredalight and made wmunflglm D am a ll N Y
' ' e I'llL... . lief, teen IVER, .
another search, but Without finding any W1 2_ 1" Cl“-
_ Rats Presidents, R. i
ed it was iound thata bunch of cigars ..W a. Pcniicld Merlden
had been taken from a box, the ice box P' new" P'o'mcn‘”
was open and a bottle of root beer stood
..... I ngbie. Rye, NC.i
.W. R. Reed.Jersey
s. Lockwood. Norwnl
directed toward Edward McFarland,
alias “.liussy," McFarland, a young man
about nineteen years old. List night WEE? m? PM“ ”gnome'uumm um
.. Geo. Smith, Ban ere, Isrs
1:me tGibbs Go: on. N Y
Young Siattery was detailed to keep "(aw W “gm. 3mm", Id
watch from a back window of Mr. Hel-
ler’s apartments over the New York Tea
in one of the windows. The amateur
detective blew the police call with which
be had been provided, and the would-be
I narrow passage leading out on to
Main street, betWet-ri the DrKlyn and
Curtis buildings, the tellow encountered
officer downed the man, took the brick
sway lrom him and locked him up.
In the meantime Officer Gormley had
ing been seen in his company during the
evening. He was arrested and locked
up. Some cigars were found on his per-
ing to the lockup.
While the hearing was in progress a
report came to the court room that Nick-
Geo. Keller was arrested early in the
evening Ind locked up on suspicion of
breaking in the New York Tea Store
were discharged, there being no evidence
to show that they were anyway impli-
noted in the burglary. McFarland was
Pete hrog. Rowsylou, Conn
Cornelius Elwood, who stood talking
Ned, bruit ..IJ Doolittle, Neg, Raven
one. While Chief Buttery and Oillcer it c “hum N Y
rumn nsr:ruuitrnar, Jun: la
on the counter.
l. Cro'aby N 1
after installing John Siattory as a de-
“"31“".qu Green Raven, N. Y
Store. A few minutes before twelve
burglar slid oil of the shed on Rose. bk
Oilicer Adams, whom he attempted to
been after another young man named
sou, which he said McFarland had given
arson it Bett’s store was broken into last
Tuesday night.
bound over to the superior court in the
Muelrtotfliysinldwnkue, to Washin -
ton street toRIilroadPMe, where}
qgognlfligofwd Iada 1““ Shoe" mgmfiruumm ,. to bedimo, why tan t it also a sect-salty
In morning thsl’ost and Rilllafloorp‘s for businsm generally to he csrrlsdoti
‘ ., err: 1‘ 1' Builds ? For we can all ims ins
, . . ems-l. will go to Five lllls “Rivera cemetery "on, ’ ll
33W". has an“ M, lira. W. H. Smith and daughter are when the graves will be decorated. ices: 'gfhifm" nag; exaynkisncdnoglbg;
1! as was. "I. visiting lrisnds in New York. Ismorlai Day will beiiitiugly observed essaitlea, be osriled on on Sunday. And
Ire. Chas. Thackeray has gone to
South Norwalk for I month's stay among
friends—Niamford Herald.
Ir. and Ira. John D. Falter. of
Brooklyn, N. Y., are toarrlva at their
summer home It Ruwayton iii-day.
Ilsa ids Bterilng and tiles Nollie l'art
rick of this city, are spending a law days
with friends in fitntford.
Ira. W. B. Stiles, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is visiting Ilss Edith Smith in this city.
It the borough and of the town tomor-
row by Bucklnghsm Post, 0. A. it. The
proocmion, headed by Heine’s band, will
form in front of post headquarters at
1:30 o'clock, and will more promptly at
2:00 o’clock. through Iain street and
Union avenue to Union cemetery, where
appropriate exercists will take plson
The speakers will be Rev. Charles E.
Torrey and Rev. W. J. Richardson. The
exercises will be followed by the decora-
tion of soldiers' graves in the several
cemeteries uptown. In the evening the
members of Buckingham Post will go to
Wmtport tosttecti themsmortalservlcss
of Harry IcDonough past. They will
leave Manama at 7:00 o'clock.
—We Ire receiving direct the Northsmp -
tel may butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. Nona
better. '1‘. B. Onysr & Ron.
if this be so. the very intention of the
Legislature in framing the statute would
be defeated. and businem could lawfully
be carried on on Sundays Is any other
eye. Yours, etc.,
Juimcs.
-A genuine picnic, hag-ill; per lb..
shoulders as per lb., It 1'. it. Buyer a
Son’ . m»
A possibly fatal accident occurred
Tuesday evening at the corner of Raw-
kins and Ninth streets, Blrmingham. A
youngman known as "King" Cordon,
residing on Bmlth street, and the owner
of I spirited hora-i. drove around
the streets several times It I rapid
gste,sttractlug I good deal of alien.
ties on account of his recklessness.
tissue bscsmssvitlsatthstlis was no-
tier the islnsuoa of liquor. 0n turning
oftfiswkias street into Ninth he was
from direct the thought dawned
hilthstit would bssgood joke
3
J. J. Hillard stsrud for BIoJoss, OIL.
Iy. Re will be away about three
months, visiting his only sister Ire. A.
O. Erhson, at Ben Jess and ‘ntskliig a
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DIRECTORY
Lliilli Bllllllll Ilillllll
TOWN OF NOHVVALK.
Abbreviations: N.-—Ncrwalk; ii. N.»iiouth Nor-
walk; I N what RastNorwalk.
To those of our “renders who on not I]-
roady Ivars o‘ the fact we would so tlsnt
every dr- berolm ”presented, whet or of
II or small degree, will he found
It ctly reliable in every business trons-
Icti old well worthy of III pntrosiugo
sate to them.
All OOllPltllsthlts.
NORWALK lllON WORKS CO. Tha,WIter at,
near lit Lbndge,
AICIII'IRC’I’S.
KAPPWIJiDDWas st, lsnsand
ypsulcs‘ lions furnished atmmmblsrstcs p
RANDALL. IlNRR D our Main Ind Wallets, N.
scale. prospective and tree band draw w.iiig
AIXC'I‘IONRERD.
Il’l'CllEl.l., JANE», adios rowel at, N. Real
kersnd sentiment
Now 1.1. I L'HOIIRDIRU. at Washington a.
“01W! soul
stratus.
whinescsmmms Mquehlngt:
«reticulation.
would) EIIAl‘ i‘JNo.liallist,S.N .Sole
”for llorioti' a celebrities! to: err-am
WERNER, CHAS. L. Main st. nsIrWail, N. Pine
contestionery and ice cream. realigoods daily
mum's "Home Made" Bread Bakery,ti . N.
More orders at it Raymond at.
BANKS.
CENI’ZJRAX‘l NAfiONAL BANE, lam't Wall at, N
cs l (marge!
llolsim, damn i. Boyer, vice- president;
Curtis,“
ClTY NATIONAL BANK The, as Washingtonst,
“Iain, :5. N. Capital $011M surplus 3t).
on. it it Rowan, president; Jacob I.
tomcsshier.
PAiltl'liiLD‘ COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
at Wall st,‘ . lncor rated is“. Capital ,—
01D.l’.,test James .llyatt, vice-push. win
0. Rosier; cashier, is C. Green.
PAIRPIELD COUNTY flAV'lNGS BANK, The, 5!
WI] at N. Deposits “inflow surplus 320411).
Winfield S. Iootiy, print; Martin a. Craw, vice
prod, .l.ammll Bailey, tress.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The. 51 Wall
st, N. incorporstsd 1557. Cellini MM “hen.
em Hill, pm, R. J lliil vice Frontal , 1'.
Price, cashier. Directors, ll. llil Ogillill,
u. 1.. Thomas, F. K. Lockwood J. a.
O. B. Wilson, R. llcsrd, D. Fitch, 09W. 11
Bishop. Bankcrs‘ Herchsnts‘, “Imufacturers' ,
his-sonai Ind lamily accounts are solicited.
N'Oli“ ALE SAV lN'tiS SOClE’I'k, The, \l all art, N.
Deposits over milk), on, surplus 3WD. leorge
M. Holmes est; it. ll. Cmulurii, lice pmst. ,
George E. Ni ler, tress.
SOUTH NORWALK n'AYlNGS BANK, The, De
Memphis 355, on. Alden Sol
nuns pnen; John If. hnspp, trcas. interest
paid depositors. Honey based on mortgage.
BEEF, Wholesale.)
3001'“ NORWALR BEEF CO. 5. N. Hammond
but, pork, shup,lamh, mil, etc.
TERRY, WI. I. A CO, N. Armoursbeel and
provisions Home W lamb and mutton
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BURTON, J. P. Post ofllcc box 42L", N. Circulars
loldcd in over Hm Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
CARR, GEO T foot Raymond at, s. N.
shoeing a apcciIlt y.
BRIDGE BUILDERSL
BELLGRO. to AC0. P. Ohoxb'tt, s. N'. lmideni
olhridgcs, docks, pile foundations. etc.
BOOT AND 5110!: DPALRRS.
BROWNJ]. S. mnnIIinst, S. N. customil'crkand
repairingaapec
RVLY C. R. No, Iain st,S.N. specialticsia
shoes and rubbers.
SCRAL'R,JOllN t SON, 86 Washington st, 5. N.
A good assortment at low prices.
3001' AND NIIOE REPAIRING.
PRiLLlPS, 680. 29 Reilrmd M 3. N'. All
work neatly and promptly done.
DOORSRLLLBS AND STATIONS”.
PINNRO, J. ARTHUR, N. can! engraving, wad-
ding stationery. hue bail sultan crawls
PLAISTEDS DRLG STORE, to Washington st
:5. N. Helical supplies and general stationery.
BOX W. (Wood used Piper.)
KNAPP, R. 1’. Water st, 3. N. manufacturer of bat
cases, pecking boxes,etc. General shop juhbing.
BUILDING KATRRIALS.
PRRRIBJORN ll. fl. Washington at, S.N. also
blue stone, sewer pipe, hay, straw, etc.
LEONARD, CHAS. T. Water st, N brick or all
kinds, immanent, p. issbnlrtcr, , etc, also blue
stone, the brick and r y.
RAYMOND BROS. Iilwankes, Philadelphia and
Trenton lronts, brick, lath, lime, cement, ulsniant.
llll’rl'l-ZB. CHEER. EGGS. kc.
BOSTON BUTTER HOUSE, next door to the Post
ill-148,54 ty made of all dittmat
vam-tteaof cheese, in tic. All
gmlea of butter, eggs, cannedzoods, etc.
CARRIAGE BIPODITOIIIR.
DANN, WM. R.50Wallst,N. Carriages, bursaries,
hum, stablesnd uniageluruishim
t ABPRNTEBB AND BUILDIRS.
CRO». JAIEI! C. shopAun at, :5. N. estimates
git n, promptlysttcnded to.
NOltl‘ON, WI A. alTaylorarenne, s. N. Jobbing
promptly attendedto
RANDALLI D. Randall‘sailli. IN. chmi
machi nayrunhycbeappowermblee-togive
low lgnrea. Large work a specialty.
RAYMOND, J.lt. ”Water at, RN. Initiatives
ofmoidin brackets, «sings, earner blocks, cul-
nnins, hamsters.
turning list kuhotwmbcards,
Johhiogdcus. latimatn vmflsiephone old.
SHERWOOD, 8. ii. iii Grove at, B. N. Jobbing
promptlysttendodto
WILSON, ll. D. shopCrinst, st,..nsuIsln—0lioscor
Wssil tandRslilsn Irv. ., N. Rtesmwocd wovkitg,
rnouidlnp, window frames and turning. lowest
estimator. Iooeylcaned. Telephone numbness.
CARP!“ AND cinemas.
SCOHRLD A IOYT. SGMthldg, N. qusk
inane “,8. Ntsesadrertieuosnt.)
CARBIAOI IANUIAO'I'URIIL
TlLLY, lilNRY, No Iain at, 1N metatarsal
carriages, Bpeclal IttsItiongi given to repairing.
Wlilflll'l‘ O 'LYNN. ioctcf Pmkilauunauulho
,. sf sis. hit
miss. , in! .Wuh'!
milieu one: ...-......th
way-ll. hm IWell rm d
Incense. "mm-i...“
CATHOLIC GOODS.
ilAYIl.J.T. A 00. I Iain st. N. Ike .1er
”5de
“mm rm IANUI'ACTCIIIA.
LIONARD, CHAS. 1'. Wet- N. all less end
shapes. also IrtiAciei steps, etc.
010A. no: uses
51'. tons cuss. ROI-mall moustac-
oiw mos-Ia
“mun measure-nus.
“a." gunman“ CIGAR ”00.73, ”In“.
OLDWMOIOAIWMWlmfllN
WAGN I. file.“- II. h in
IR, 3. I“
snare twelfth?“ it
maul-pinata satires-mug." a m
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WOOD OJ. I Iris 1. mommy—myth
site-lat "
consuls.
WWI-lie
llorw
CORE? IANUIAOIIIIRII.
[turn I cowscnuim', l. N. Isaslsc
term of the ablated RI Cassia.
counts new we.
PMiilfl'lD'B couch RlIllDY, warranted tocuic,
mandated ates Washington at, it, N.
0mm! AND (HARDWARE.
Null], 1. ii A BBO. cor. Incentive-tame. I.
Agate mid tin wars.
UNIVRRSAL "ORR. The.No.IIiIst nssr Wat,
lamps, as: .alusvaoM-mishlsrs.“
Dim
DOUTWRLLC P. Wshicsk, hlflnstJ.
(Juice hours, he. in. to b p. l.
KENDALL, cm. 5.. D. 0.8. Was
Pmkiinus, s. N. llosrstiunAoG
NIWKI J streddence
“magma napalm Church, N gas administer
Gold porcelain crownsi inserted.
WREDJV. l.., D. D3. ('2 Orchard at, N. 0M
hours 8 n. in. to b p. m
DOORS, 8A8}! AND Burma.
liIlTll,W. R. At CO. )5 A; t7 Water at, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCB, l' I. ”Chestnut“, s. N. Crnsbcdstons,
sewer contractor,etc.
RAYIOND BROS. Akron,salt glued enticement
intimate“ lacbeslnrlisnieter.
DRUGS AND cannons.
MST ill'Dlt PHARMACY, Van lends Ive. I. I.
Sundayhcsrs, s mania. stoop...
lions misfanyccm
GREGORY. J. (l: ”Well at. N. lstsblished an.
Wholesale holeselcsud retail. Pwm
RIGGS JOHN A it lain at, t . MODEL-"I!
live d' illerent perfumes.
PLAISTHD’S, 43 Washington st, 8. N. potent medl-
ciaes,etc Physicians prescriptionssrpccialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AIBLER. J L. A mils—"The Iquitsble, " No. 2
Gazette building, N. Dry,goods oiiclothe, mat-
tings and rugs.
BANKS,R K Mahscksmo Role] block,B. N. dryv
goals, notions, gloves. etc. Underwearaspecialty.
BENNETT, J. l". 19 Iain at, N. Business cats!»
liehed over forty-two ycIre.
DICKRRIAN, A. k SON, til Washington at, 5. N.
s, carpets, etc. (sec adv.)
SCOYIZLD Jr llOYT. 3 Gazette bldg, N. 68 Wuh-
liigton at, 5 N. (see ailrertiaement )
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
gmds, fancy goods. notions andltosiery.
IXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADANri EXPRESS CO odicc railroad station, 5.
N and “Wallet N. press forwarders to all
turns of the world. Passenger tminservicc. Low
raw-I. later llnnt, agent.
EXPRESSDIEN.
RL’XTON A BRENDAGB, utilize at Benedict‘s, i3
\\ all at, N. Our motto, 'prompt attendee."
CAVANAivll S EXPRESS, gafumimre and
pianos moved. Laure onion It. Rested s, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W W, N slate at poet-office and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.
”TRANS, ”moss, ITO.
BYXBEE, P. S. a C0. W Main at, N'. Manufacturv
ens of Scolicid's telelxatcd flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
one extracts. Ambler a liell.
FRRTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley’s super-pliespirate,e1
is! manure. land plaster, groundboce, «xi—fl
SMITH, W. ll. A: CO. Water st,N .Igcnte {or Wil-
liams Clark A1 Co. a standstill «mixers
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYION'D BROS ordinary shapes in stock, spee-
ials to ordcrfire mortar,santi,chimuey tine linings
FISH. 0" STE”. CLARKE. ETC.
HUNT A ZELL’FF, wil'ashington st, 5. N. Inc
can, oysters, clams, fruits, genie, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON. JOHN B. 62Taylor avenue, 5 N'. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for flag, wucrrte,
01!, “I.
pin.
Lewis at,
asphalt, cement and gavel walks.
"inth smart arm nora- tram
"ENTERS.
IEZKRR. W. R. 8 CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.
I‘LOL'B. GRAIN AND NERD.
"lSLAND URI“ FLOUR, the best made. Don‘t
tail to use it,
L'llOlli IRD! EC, DANIEL. east end of Wuhington
rt bridge. The choicest of tacitly dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in
package, air or cargo lots.
RED MILL Darlen. Crofmt A Rise. Grain. choic
ground lcrztl, when; and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PALL, Woodward Place, iiN 'plsnts, cut
flowers and ormmwial pieces made to outer.
Gl’luL‘E, l'. L. “Ward st, ,tfp Union Cemetery“; .
l’inuli», cut (lowers, etc. loral work a swanky.
IcliriY, JOHN, E. .'. near the dept X. Bedding
inure—cut flowers Ind llornl work“ of all kinds.
‘iitr rues a specialty.
leTll, JOilN’ ll. So. Iain at SN. the oldest and
best known florist In this vicinity. Plants. cut
flowers etc. Plural work of Iii kinda a specialty
Ind dune promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLE! \N, THEODORILWIshington rt, (curl end)
Furniture, looking glasses, picture from", etc.
CRAI A WRITTLESRY, as Iain at, N. may
mond‘ a old stand). tire advertisement.
RAYIOND GEO. i! matcreJGIudQNalust,
N. Your shove old store.
STOW, DAV in, 3.3.8), sndalJu. Islnst,s. N.
Furniture, mttreasea, etc.
GAS LIGIIT COIPANIIR.
NORWALK GAB LIGHT COIPANY, like 19
Water at, N. Gas for heatsul power
Cokesiseentspcrblsbet. COIlTsa three dob
hrs per barrel. package extra.
GROCIIB. Molecule.)
ROLIID k KRRLERJusd it Will at N. wholo
”PM 1..“
lilhhlli K BROS. “and to Wall at, N. wholrnle
peters. dour, feed. grain, hay, est.
GROCEIII.
BROWNA WiLCOX 70'th It, I. N sole
agents for celebrated Par-iagton tree-cry
BECKER. CONRAD. iii Washington st, 3, 3
choice vocations-d prosthesis,
Plinth), CRAB ll. successor to "sum.“
III-Wm
NAILS-N. tabladelicudmfcs
HNNIUANAO‘RIILLY In Iain at, N. new,
lead, kay.straw,coalanri'wosd.
11:le A master at was NJ
, M3. mass
...W’ .Wertswosr,lrtwiost.l and
m.
o cunwamri. resonant-at
omesosnj ll. Issue-
uasrosnm. a last '
M mallards-.11.
W’l‘ON.’D.lC0..Ie.llaln .
LilOIIlDlnl D Niki. “'J p
' A eastsndch
*m, “... . sshisglionam!
I00” A HANNAH. NoIIlIst, nsszeat, RN.
MMWMW . is”.
NEW YORKTMCOW Old-skyNw-I. Keller-—
Nib’kkltstrltkllfl's, Deal at Isle N.
moulds tall-Ashrams. ... .
Ol'tiitlk. use.“ Winsome-s was
MIOUIC I- I'd" I. N
uncut cuss. it. til ifl'm‘;“ tat
... v I. .
I‘m” Ill”. “”10”
”.mm JJMAINbem
MT§IAPHNJRAOQDDII st.l.
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mum‘ll'hlflfl; II» I. N.
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tenuous-Isa.
umwanu AND ms.
W,J.T.filniuli,)l.ligbtklldmfl
who run-
IIITR,W.R.OCO.IMIII 1? Valuation!!-
Isdcmtincnin'su supplies.
QUINTARD VLC. mammal. ml]
«hm' tie-so.)
ImmiAms
DWYBRJ’. R.8Wsllst.N.costt-i Iiariehsraess
milieu-tiring neatlydons.
irons: DEALERS.
PARSONS I 1]..“ Drookside stoc‘kursrm, ”"313;
harass acted animals
mug-mm“. Home of the
“Gould."
HORSE mom I
URALJOIIN No. Ialnst,s. N. special
Igmzi'fll tosl'iorisgdrivingk trottinghorses.
HOTELS.
AIRRICAN “OPEL. it Iain N. 1.0. Collins.
lurcpun mtaursnt attac
OMAN“ HOTEL, so Railroad place, Grasp
NORWALK HOTEL, b.8811. R R depot.
I. Inflammation minimum- asmodationai
OLD mnmmeeWsshlagtoost.sN.Raad
llaviiaud, proprietor. European plan, so rooms.
HOUR! WING GOODS.
ms, J. 1!. ”Washington st, 3. N. crockery,
W, tin and wooden ware.
ICR DEALERS.
WARDRWIIM Point Perm," RN. also
milk producer.
0!, AGENTS,
mums
coonmonaw’cawoon, a New N lniir— '
succeed rcIl estsieln all nsbranc
LAYTON, J A008 1!. Washington at next to P 0.
fire, plateglsss sccidcsitmid lilo. (see adv.)
13CRWMJD, Wit. cor IainandWsilsts, it. Real
cum, investments, loans , etc.
IORMLLA L'ROIIRDIEU, 9.5 Washington at,
RN . strict!y unwasccmpanies represented.
TAYLOR k GOLDEN, to A 47 Washington at,
S. N. Real Estate and insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNl'L'TlCUT GZN' L LIFE INS. CO. 8 8.1.5
llommedieu, Washington at, SN see ad.
IBTROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. 45 Washington
st, ti. N. ll. C Dibble assistant snpt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. (10.. N. in successful
business since 1860. No outstanding lime claims.
PEOPLE'S:3 1.le txs. (.‘O The,1.ander's block,
Iain it, .Jao Preach, asst. superintendent
“"115“st SECURITIES.
CRAI'PLRD K B. Issonic hi 6% Bernie
Inhilaer Ranking and unitsb I' I. go Cos
IRON AND STEEL
SMITH, W. l]. A: CO. 15 and 17 Water at, N.
springs. Isles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IERRITT. R. I. 52 and 56 Water at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
Till: Di'Ni'AN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at. 5. N. Wm. ll. lloyt, proprietor.
IRON POIINDBIES.
GILES: dt l'L’tN‘l‘Y at The Norwaik iron Works
to, thud-1130 at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELERS.
FEHRIS. A. S. 39 So. Main st, SN. op. City Hotel,
ii. N’ tine watch repairing a ~pecialty,
ROY.T ii. 8. 1830. Rain at, s. N strictly Anti-Jase
goods at low pricr—s. 0
JACKSON, LclyltAN'D 58WIilrt, N. wutches,diar
moulds, etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.
HOOD, ll. 3'. dinmnndsystcbm, Wig, silver and
plated ware, rcpuinngsspecinlty. it} Iain at, S. N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED 8. room 3 Nasnnic b'd'g, Wall
et, borough Notary and Real Estate.
FROST, RU $88!. 3 No Iain st, notary, lap!
business 0! all kin urefniiy attended to.
Rt RLBL’TT J. BELDEN', rooms!) and b Gustte
building, Wall st, borough.
LIGHT JORN ll. 1172 Washington at, S. N notary
commissioner of deeds for New York state
LOCRW 00D. EDWARD I room 4 Gazette blag,
h. Attorney, and will”
SZYIOFR, JOHN 5 must 3, Pairileld Co. Nat
link building, N. Counsellor at law,
WAlfijll, JOHN J. roomi Insonic building. Well
at,
[1‘1an STABLE.
DAN'N, HORACE R Excelsior livery and board-
ing sublet Ollie: No. ti River at, N.
GREGORY, GEO. 3. ii Knight at, N'. Pine turn-
outs I specialty. Telephone 38-3.
DOCK HAND PACTURRRS.
LOI' KWOOD IANL'FACTL’ RING (:0. Dan
N. Imufactnrers of builders‘ hardware. tosti
oilioe 36 Pearl at; New York afloat!) Readcst,
Chicago office ill Lake st.
NORW ALK 1.0!;‘KbcflCOIPI‘LLZYuwl S. N. New York
Miles 82 Chambers 3% builders hard—
ware; designers; undue workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze, brass and tron.
LUMBER DMLZBS.
HILL, I. J, 9 Water st. N. All kinds of lumberde—
livered to any point by rail, team or rc-ei.
MACHINE RDOPS.
NORWALK lRON W ORKS CO. The, Water at,
near R.brt dge, 5.3 General machinery,i
and brass castings, forgtn ,Babbitt metal,“m re
pairs for manuiactories sthm thrnbmts.
SCOPIRLD, WI. A. Knight at. X. New
male and repairing promptly attemled to.
MARKET GABDKNERS.
JENNINGS A WATRRBL’ RY, S. N berries and all
garden produce in semen for the wholesale trade
mum
A IODRL IARRRT, to Wall st, N. and“ Wardwell,
prop. beet, veal,latn bunttortand poultry.
Al'll-lON, A. 159 Iain at. N. meats, fruits, resets
Nos, {:3 and lope, buster,
W. .
will"!
sitrrros CRNTRAL IARKRT. “owners“!
ImvsgstsbleersitwpcIltry,“
CAREWILUAIE. mammary.
mmfisskvegstahleI—ipw-t
lARRINO'l'ON‘ J. A. mmmwm
ammonium-imam chaise-...,
cgsubieernlgetc. lawsstcasb
prince.
“Wilt-s DNmIsiI Mahdi” primal-b
JUDRON,A.O.CIIOIII-Ist.cor unstim-
hdnit. N. Chloe-Imposing”.
mkrflgsJ.
5t. llhsm
con. 1 lab“! as-
LIMA I WWIRW‘III‘L
ii.N.ysiines'isstssndpcIltrystlowsstpvleis."
NADIO. ALBIN,IsiIst.ssersst,l.l.¢h:
mmwm.
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wangw tumult-Overall. flarin-
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mmmuum
DAMP. W.me N. We!
puttsml mulls shodaaimiIhl‘lfieg
meticulous-tit. Nettle-l
lambda-amass. W
arasossmnunuuns.
Imamlnfl.iflW-tavs,l.l. All“
dmwassnesatrsus
summit I...
mm. Ab ll. “RI. asking
M is. "
Lawton. MAI, s Ribs“ Annual
“Wm massacre.
Wit-"mm.
“merit-2...
mm
MINW‘I.‘ Ami”
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Jammie. I.L.1Iio. . I“
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“Wm nIuaatJ. My.”
sscsro “variations.
R communal: .%"—5§¢
Pitt-“32"” .iiissitrictisr. it: learns. Piss-
OWN. .ALEX. 5. WM “,1, M“
atmoroirmnsan ‘
M H mw'm IsiaatJ. “de
a serum: airs-a. .'
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”his.“ ml
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metals-cry
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OYSTER WARD m
BELL, lllRAH P. 0.301 11!, 9. EM
shipperofoyrttrsanrlclsrns.
CUTBlLL. R. J. foctof Raymond “
saiedenieriniiueoysters."a1‘
HOYT.W.IL&SON,124WMI£,3.N. d
Raymond) exporters ww
tkalcrs in re oysters.
REED A entrant”, 134mm: 9.3.
and shippers of Norwalk oysters. stars." I“.
VANNAlif-fiJ. 1.. £60., P. O. MWLN.
Oysters clams, whomIleInd retail.
PAmBNs AND DIODE]...
N'ORWALR PATTERN WORKS Chm. II. M
...pmp ltivcrsldasve 3.11! Stores,“
and Hot Air Furnace work a fspeciality. Dole
Igent for the celebnted Mum l
PAINTS, Oils! AND OLA“
PROWITT, J. 'l' to Iain st,N. Jam's“,
Manury and Wadsworth's mixed paints.
RAYMOND Rims Jewctt'a, Ali‘suticaud We
Lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Pit.
Slum. W R. 880.15317IWsterstJl. ”1
(albumen a points.
PAPER HANGING”.
PRATTtlzCO Water at MW») N. m
oils and glass. ’ L M
PROWITTVJT.46Iain mm“, 1*
Hollands, htnmmtc. “I.
TAYLOR“ It! CO. 2! mnlwm
painta,oils , glass, cm
1’11me
BLACKMAN, C. A. It Iain at,N. lam
process. Children' s photos amenity
NORTH, G. s. 78 Washington at, 5. N. “can”
only and that the best.
RRADIAN F E. Gaelic but
shower-pin £2.50 per doom
PIANO TUNER! AID mm
RESIN-IE. C. F. Lockwood Hall, N. Alaodadsvh
pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLAN]!!! suns.
RANDALL. MINER D. it. N. All kinks! wood
work at retail or for the trade.
Hm“.
mmaco. W.R. Issie m Int. 1'.
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.
NASH, 1’ ll. ABRO. cor. Isinmdwualwfl.l.
Plumbing and gas fitting, new and m
NORWALK aortas RAILWAY co. £3 um
um. swat: Edwin 9 Hm. I!!!»
BEA]. MAT! some.
LAYTON, JACOB I. W ”by”
Ms ‘1.me for sale, New; ”*1 l‘
ORRRLL A KNOW, W .
s. N. selling. rentingsadcollecnng.’ “IF-‘1
WILSON, 0. E. Gazette bidg, N. lam-I ‘
money to lmu. Also insurance written in Int
of couipauiai at the iowsstrilou.
woonw,.ittn s. A. No. lain s. miss-s
rent and building lots for sale. at, U
Brmamm
BEE “192.2 5 Waist! 1‘. II. ”I >
PR. 8%, L ‘ fl
ucxnr's ioso arm a a. multitudes"
in thccity.BcIrd
amour mom '
mmw. R. a soy. tow-saunas
Rydrsulicsndclvil We. “' ‘ N.
scuoout
RAIRD'S KISS [NETHUM’PMW
Young ladies boarding“ (by ml. " I
NngWALK BHUTAN! lfl‘
heirs, principal. Chem
ratcry attsc New York artists
sent upon Ip
meats. Repairing I specialty.
HEAD, Mrs. Hillside, N and m M
for girls and young 1.4133,)“, for ”a
orconrsecom lets in itself. fully ll
musical department. mid W
finnfldn’n gpnfipmm c133- sis is
plicstlco.
sumo sum
sentiments mishandlmm
Wilson" and "Whirl," India, 06, M
mam: comac'rola. '
RAYI DBROG. sewers built,“ ”In“,
excavating, liling. grading, l-dwsys m
8110! ””01”!!!“
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with. .Isire-sst. stars-r. “
NORTON. restrooms-aunt ."
harness” m“ m ‘1',
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