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nouns ABIOJorJIalasndW-tatatlll.
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mmnamxem nearWest,
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FranklinstailJl. “slanted. 12:;
HIW'KIRK. J. c. ofloe Ill W
”worms. N.gas
(told porenlalnaowuvinserted.
WIIID. W. 1... D.D.B. It Orchard st,N. Oiilee
hastens. I1. torepan.
DOORS, BASH AND BM
MAID. &C0. to“? Weierst,N. carnage'
' woudwwhwheehetc.
DRAIN AND BIFWIB PIPK.
r. masculine 8.x. Crushed
runes, a in, stone,
V
RATIONDMAMMIW Indolent
molested-inflows.
‘DIUGI AND GMCALB.
worms. 6. rattan-t. N. Established um
Wholesale and retail. . Popular prices.
111608 JOHN A. 11 lain at, N. Molnar-uny-
Ive diluent perturnes.
PLAIs’i‘llD’S 43 Washington at. S. N. patent medi-
cinu, etc. 1’bysicinna‘ pursuipu‘ons a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
“3% 1.. t SONS—”The Equitable," No. 2
Genetic Hing, N. Dry goods, oil clothe. mat-
tino- and no-
BANKS, R. K. Nehaeketno Hotel block. 8. N. dry-
goods, notions. gloves. etc. Underwear 3 specialty.
BKNNBTT. J. 17. 19 Hair: lit, N. Business estab-
lished over lorty-two yell.
BEEN, A. A SON. 1st Wuhington st, 3. N.
dry-goods, carpets. etc. (soc adv.)
sacrum a DOY'l', 8 (innate mag, N. 68 Wash-
ington at. 8. N. (Sec advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD. 5 (lautte bldg. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions andhoaiery.
“PRES warrants.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. alike railroad station, 3.
N.and43Wallst N. Express torvrardcrs to all
pasted! the world. Passengertrninsenicc. Low
rstcs. haterilnnt,sgcnt.
mmmx.
BUXTON & BRUNDAGEJ oficeet Benedict‘s, til
Well st, N. Our motto, prompt attention."
furniture and
pianos noted. lure ordérsat tainted's, S. N.
' SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at post-0M and
Hale's. Careiul and prompt service.
“TRANS, ”RIGID, no.
BURKE, 1’. 8. & CO. ”thin N. Manufactur-
ers of sconeld's celebrated dnr ug extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT C1D. N. mnuisctulers 01
line extracts. Ambler A Bell.
FERTILIZER-S.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley’s super-phosphate.
ial mules. land plaster. [pound bone,wood m
BETH. W. 11. a 00. Watts at. N. agents for Wil-
liners Clark a Co’s standard fertilisers.
FIB! BRICK AND CLAY.
RAHOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock, spre-
ials to ordrrfire mummy due liuinp'
"SH. OYSTEBS. CLAIS, m.
HUNT & ZKLUPP. en Wtablngton at, s. N. ii
Ish.oysters, clameruitll, garnenrgetnhleaetc.
mo AND coxcrtm wnuts.
HORTON, JOHN B. (irrepla- avenue, 5. N. Also
some denier.
.. .mmmcm
. muslin mu arm nor sum
annulus.
namwn eco. Minnie tun block. 3.x.
anaemia.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
”BLAND GEN" FLOUR, the but rustle. Don't
tell to use it.
11110an. DANIEL, east eodothshington
at bridge. The choicest at [sully flour kept.
NATION!) BROS. by. straw, flour and feed in
package, load, car or cargo
d B mmmmootlkltooe. 011:1).ch
l .
...., .. .....
17 M‘ D
. .‘L...4..
ground teed. graham and rye dour.
171.03le
mo. PAUL. Woodward Piece, 8. N. lan cut
lowers and «motel fleece made to £111!“
0131603. ELEWud 1 .UnloaCemetuy N.
run, cut flowers, 3:2“ work a specialty.
WY JOHN B. . the depot. Beddi
' lo'wrrs end1tel work oi all khan:s
roars especialty.
Ell JOHN 11.So.lai1l st,B.N.theoldestsnd
bed Aorist in this vicinity. Plants. out
We.“ floralwrorkot all kinda a specialty
adorns prmpuy.
mm limits.
OOLI'IAN. THEODORLWuhington at. (east end)
Furniture. Iookingjisssut [I'm (tenses. etc.
BY. fl liainsti N. (Ray
ea
NATIOND GIO.H.-wnose.toand6lainst.
N. Panrdoossaboveoldstore.
M'OW DA flammusolnln at. 8.16.
t
radiate,
0A! LIGI'I' momentum.
“to": www.cacmhmm"
camera-input Coelan 0:me
hummum
uonmnammomht’l Wall ’ N whole
It .
”minimum-,1 .etc.
m3“ “and "Well at. 11.wa
mm.mm.m.m
ma 0 ”Ill-Ills”-
B. N. sole
mtwwmvmummath.
m OIIAD. 141 “to. 8.11.
””1.de st,
mime. seeestnw to lisW,U1to.
Iain Llanlslfllflltisei‘orienilytnde.
WOO'RIILH‘ in late at, miner,
mm
All-hot“
was .
,: _ nouns. ,
can...”
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4...
mfim ""“r-r
“howl—numerous.
mwn'r.r.r.onnau.n.mmm-a
w.n.aoo. "Water, .beild-
com.“ or
qumm' W. 0. Haste 11-11 block. 3. I. pills,
I
mu tensor-l
11mm
DWYRBJ'. 11.anllst.N.cewo- andeherna
endrepabisgneatlydns.
110m DRAW. .
rmo l.
htwsss tonllpmpoeu. Allanl-alssold
thisestelflisbnutterswen-nntsd. Rotunda
Menuhin
nelllonttaeiilud':
11038! [110333.
UHAIJOIIN. Nolan 8.11. special at.
mfecal-titan given to mmfia trotting horses.
1107315.
element 110111.. 16 lain II. N. J11. Outline
ltoropnn pin, restaurult attached.
0 run umuwmm
no a' I ' .a .1t.1t.
I.“ Humming!) N ‘3:
out wrtu. nmmmwwuwnmmcm
. Havilsnd.proprictur.xuropennplan.flrum.
nomngmmotgogns.
Milan's: antenna. ‘ .ereeuay,
Iclmtautts. . .
W handle-tram run." on. slap
“Slim AGENTS.
COOLIDGBAwUKWOOD, it lainan. Insur-
ance and real mats in all its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB I. Wesblngtm next to no.
B.N. Ire, plate glass. accidmt and II 0. (see adv.)
WKWOOD. WI. cor. lain andqu ate, N. Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated. etc.
Hominid. s L‘DOINKDIIU. to Washington I.
3. N. strictly timeless companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 a 47 Washington at,
tl.N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GBN'L LIFE 1N8. 00.. 8. 8. L‘-
Dnsnmedieu, W at, SN. ace ad.
mROPOHTAN 1.117! INS. CO. :3) Washington
at. 15. N. 1’. J. Grubb, assistant supt.
NORWALK l’lltlt 1N3. 00.. N. in snocaafnl
businesssinoc tall. No outstanding loudeinss.
PEOPLE’S LIFE INS. co. The, Lender's block,
lain at, s. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendent.
m szcmmzs.
CRAUFURD It. It. lasonie bldf. N. dxnonds
Nithilescx end Equitab e M't‘ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL
SMITH, W. 11. a 00.15 and 17 Water st. N.
. springs. axles, carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
[211111 12.x.52and56Weter st,N.ironwork
or all kinds.
Till: DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Wait:
at, S. N. Win. 11. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIEB.
(111.28 A CLANCY at The Norwelk IronWorkl
00., end also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELS“
mum. A. 8. D 30. Main st. 8N. op. City Hotel.
8.3. dun watch repairing a spec' ty.
1101‘T. 11. D. is No. Main st. 8. N. strictly Intels-
goals at low prices. ,,
JACKSON. WRAND. “Wallet, N. watches. db
mouth. etc. Pine watch repairing a specialty.
sitter and
11001), 11. S. dmnoruh.‘ .
phted were, repairing‘a'mtmlgaln st. 3.x.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 3. room 3 llavouic b‘d'g. Well
at, borough. N and Real Estate.
FROST, 8888111. 3 No. Iain at, notary,
busine- 01 all kin carefully attended to. W
1111mm J.BRLDRN moand 6 Battle
multinational;
LIGHT. some 11. it! Waabtlr‘gton s. N. notary
commissioner“ deeds tor cw Yor state.
m EDWARD It. sons 4 alt-am bug.
borough. ttorney, uotery and pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN 3. root- 3. Pairfleld Co. Nat.
Dank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. rootni Insult: building, Well
1.“!!! "Aunts.
DANNJIORACB 11. Excelsior Iirery and board—
ingstablea. oneeNo. “liver at. N.
GREGORY, 0110. 8.14 Knight at, N. Pine tum
outs a specialty. Telephone 383.
m HANWAOI'URZRS.
DOCKWOOD NANUPALTURIN 0 00. Dew
N. Nanuisctursssotbulldess‘ hardware.
once on Pearl st' NewYork once as Headset;
Chicago once to the n.
NORWALK DOCK CONPANY. a. N. York
odlcetliChsuibers Locks and builden' turd.
were: designers; founder-r workers 01‘ artistic
house trimmings in bronze, linen and iron.
Lmn DEALERS.
111211.110me N. Allklndsdlurnbudo
liversd to any point by rail, tears or wast.
mom: SHOPS.
NORWAIJ IRON WORKS co. The, Water at.
near it it. General
sv-
mmosswn'rmtrnrmn buriesnndall
gnrdeuprodnoeiuae-on tor thewbolunlettads.
A IODII. HAM. ll Well at. N.W-.Wardwen.
best real. lab. mutton and poeltry.
Matt.
I otah read-sad
bum girl-Ileana.
. - , ,
. I ‘4 all N. afl m
% WWII «inlets-3“?“ V
colssatessrb’u'tuiue. st. ‘ magmas-gm»
. emeritus. taunted-hart
moi-“mouth:
mafim'M-flu w
r wu- it. nun-nan. st
“film-31mm la m8:
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huh-“Wyeth.“ ”-
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“MIA” umooons.
0:333:93. lElWfillm
"won't-2‘ W In lllllfly. I Well!
J . 8
82123,!“ [1.4. 30. -,
amw.mlllall I. lull-1.1.6!
madman”.
murmur. tun-nu. 11. Piano
.mm x a...
and! . y. Eight, ~ “I-
IIUNTINOTON.mmlsinfl.l. Vocalis-
mm’n. mm'mmm mus. x
SAmHRSJtlteacl-aolinflr—sntal ltd
voulrnusic. Weill-.11.“.W'll
WetstJlJl.
roman. gnu-groin um
. rt 8..
“ministration-l sthrldnxmmll
WMJlnendde-wess. '
mm Humans.
yum 6.9.0rdun‘1e1tn1mssm
Whoa-uteri. 2...; .; .»
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NIWA molar-HAND nuns-on
PODIORI, WI. undertleiv'atiou Amylarrnckn,
8. N. Stoves, ranges. . carpets. etc.
OYSTER runs-m AND um
3111.1. 1111“! 1‘. 0. Box 111, s. N. wholesale
“pm oystersand clans.
Cll’l'it 11.1.1de 8.11.“
nsale denierinilneoysters. "
0Y'1',W. EABONJSIWM 8.13. foot of
Raymond) expattn‘and whole-l:
deelaslnnativo
REED A BOUSNAN. m Wetqu. N. planters
nndshippersofNorwalkoysters.
VANN 11.500, homeroom.
Oysters clams. wholaaleand retail.
PATTERNS AND DIODE".
NORWALK PAl‘gl'm won't'tg: (gins. 118 Ais-
thorpe . verside e . to . team
and limit: Furnace wzh a specialty. Sole
agent iortheoelebntedCerton furnace.
PAINTS, 011.! AND GLASS.
mom. .1. ’1'. 45 lain at, N. Jewett'a loath.
IasuryendWedsworth'snsisedpsints.
RAYHOND BROS. Jewett‘e, Atlantie and Becky's
Dead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH, W. 11. A00. 158 17 Water at. N. again
tor human A lsrtlnee paints.
PAPER 11330130..
PRATTACO.Watcr nearW N. also
oils and glass. It, all, M“.
PROW1’1'1‘.J.T. to Haiti N. window shades.
Hollands. datum. etc. “
TAYLOR A CO. :1 Iain at. N. also hardware,
pints. nib. aha. etc
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN C. A.“ lain st, N. lustanlaunoua
process. C n‘s photos a specialty.
NORTH, O. S. 78 Washingtm st. 5. N. one quell
only and that that best. ‘1
RBADNAN 1'. 1t. Gazette being“, N. Cabinet
photographs 89-50 per dos; one. don. $1.50.
PIANO 1111‘“! All) manna.
HENDEE. C. P. lockwnod Ball. N. Alsowerlu
pianos, organs.sheetnusic.etc. _
Puma KILLS.
RANDALLIINKR D. IN. All klndsot wood
workatrctnilorlorthetrndo.
ammo.
minced. W. 11. llaic 11st] block, 8.11.
humbmg.eteausaudpslttlng.
NAsfl.!.11.£BitO.eIr.lainnndWeetlts.&N.
11mbingandpssiltting.rangusnd heaters.
NORWAIK nous! RAlLWAY 00. Jun W.
Hyatt, pm; dein G. 11oyt.sopt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LA‘ETON. JACOB I. Washiqtm st. nut to PO.
AN. property for ale. houses to test. (see adv.)
HORNE”. s L'nommxu. 96 Wabingwn at.
B. N. :fliugimtlng and collecting.
WILSO. .0. Genus bldg.N. invert-antenna
my to ban. Also insurance written in best
oi companies at the lowut rates.
WOODWARD. B. A. No. lain B. N. housssto
rant and building lots for lie. at.
RESTAURAN'I'B.
m BIVI, 5 Water N. wu- leela at all
hours. dinner Be. fl'
HENRY‘S. 16 So. Iain S. N. he beat me dinner
inthecity. Boerdby dayorweek.
SANITARY enemas.
momma. A SON. «Walkman s. N.
Hydraulic and Civil engineers. I“
80110018. (Private)
name use memo-n. e om .
Youngladienbonrdingenddayechod. " N
iron nonwm IIIJTARY memo". N. m s.
Roberts. principal.
HEAD Ire. llillfld Circular on IN school
N. and
lorglrlsnnd “lung” Pita Worm
or course can etc in itself. Fully
usieal drp-tnunlltc's‘pzklnlflfitagu all:
In or
the study or art. Ingres and elocutlon.
Boringternl April Circulars will be
sent sport a
“WING Incomes.
c. I. II In 8.11. “ end
“on“ w... «mummy. ......
lento. Repairing a specialty.
ll"! comes-one.
RATIOND 111108. sewers built, water pipes laid,
excavating. Ailing. grading, undresps gardening.
0110' IANIJIAO‘I’IJIIIB.
mmmou e . .
_ “um mwsou couture
_ snowmaco.
75. Ila 77 WK. ti Wnfi
Inshttmsaotlfles' 'hss’ud children"
Inshotwssrtortbststailtrsde.‘ .
mT-WAll‘llleND mnwnan.
nommoxmo A 00. Norwelk. New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.
All!!! 10.11?“ let
.I N. handguns tor
”Luigi-fie. ste.
. ;
wmw.
:nmtcalt molt
mu. W111.”
NORWALK DON W011]! cot-as, etsr
“films-.111. W "
mflmm
B. W. I“ 11.
m Mp
rant-metr-
tam .r a. w mono.
“Wm-pump" ad.)
ammonium-usu- .
lam Jones. E," ' i.” ‘-
sunsn. steel. null- aha-HM "' fl
noses. monsoon name.
mum
"325%.!”
Wfimmr
"mm... ‘m' m‘o- w
m
3&5.”- u 3-1 M H'-
W: were . ..
mans
mm:
- (antenatal. area-inane-
"" slimline-thongs
won't'fi 1
mom annoy. slthelatsz.
3.xwlwmmn.mmmm to;
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN“ FRIDAY. JUNE 13. 1890.
A—
LOOKS RATHER SU SPICIOUS
INTI!“ SUBMIT!” Till! 110103
1111.1. PIKE.
III Phoenix lir- llm 0.10.!
leeltwtnn About ram Ir. wuss-
don’e lass—MM“ m
Knox, adjuster tor the Phwnix
o! adjusting the claim 01
James W kenden, whose furniture was
June 8d. Wickeuden was
_ by B. Borehard and occupied
hhbouse,eornsr Witoblnnesndltoton
street. ” On .1an Mr. Burchnrd dis-
charged Wickenden and on the lollow-
ing morning the house burned to the
Md. The building was insured in
‘0, its company through Taylor
a. , tor $1,400. which sues-t has
“held to lit. Bumbard. Two weeks
psevlonsto the tire Wickenden took out
n plicy lor 8500 on his (orniture in the
Phtnnla company through Ephrinm
Thames. This claim has not yet been
psi! and Ir. Knox said yesterday that
the matter would be lolly investigated.
The failure on Mr. Wiekendeu's part to
properly account for his movements on
the morning of the tire leads to this
course. Then again, alter the tire start-
ed the neighbors succeeded in taking
several bureaus and trunks from the
fit" floor, which upon being examined
nfttrwerd were lound to be empty.
Ir. Wickenden's family is at present
in New York and the case 01 their desti-
tutton has doubtless been reported to the
St. George’s institution. Word has been
received from them asking about a chest
of hols valued at 3200. which Ilr Bur-
chwd has in his possession. He has
been holding it, thinking thnt the insur-
ance companies would desire to take the
sense.
Mr. Wickenden has placed the matter
of his insurance in tho hands of Lawyer
Frat.
Stone Cutter Banne- Wnlke oi with an
Amt-1 01 Clothing.
Patrick Bennett, estono cutter I'ortnerly
employed at 1’. W. Bstes' marble yard,
was a prisoner in the borough court
yesterday. charged with than. Yesterday
morning Hannah enteredfleorge Talt's
clothing store at No. 15 Wall street. and
asked theprioeot esuit oi clothes. Upon
being told that the price was 37.50, he
grabbed up an armtul of clothing con-
taining six or seven suits, and made for
ones at Charles Lowe, who happened to
hoist tbestore at the time, caught the
tbfet just as be reached the street door,
and tor a few minutes there was the
gmtest excitement that section 01 Wall
street has seen tor some time.
Justice Austin fined Bennett ”.00 and
wishing to pre- the charge of theft.
-—Eight ice boxes and reirigerstors [or
salt» cheep; also one parlor organ. Pod-
mere's, 65 North Iain street, South Nor-
walk.
lta-ceotly nominated otliosrs oi the C,
N. 6.. including all the members 0! the
brigade staii’. are to be examined in
Bartlett! Wednesday, June”, by an ex
mining board consisting 01 General
Frederick E. Camp 01' liddletown,
lsjor Thomas T. Welles. 01 New Haven
eodLieutenaut Edward 1. Williams of
Cheshire. The Fourth regiment oflcers
to be examined are:
Colonel Henry Skinner; Lint-Colonel
Jones C. Crows; lsjor George W. Cor-
nellllnjor Charles C.Godirey; Captain
Georges. Rowe; First Lieutenant Wilbur
F. Cos; First Ueutennnt Edmund B.
Crowr;0nptain Gerrie P. Banger: Cep-
tnln Henry B. Terrell; Captain Stiles
Judson. Jr.; First Uentenaut Francis V.
Gill-lay: First Lieutenant Edward 8.
Welsh: First Lieutenant Reuben 11.
Fermi‘lrst Lieutenant George’l'. Jewell;
Fluid-isotope” Frank 1!. Begin;
" Becdb’dflsutenaut assailant}. Walker-
Banned ill-um: militant. Bristol?
" 6 .. W H ‘ N (up 1
. . 'ilnsstlloo or W a...
m cigars in Norwalk at Plebted's.
no lotion Denied.
1n theerlutinnloourtoteoetuton
, .
Y
the door. The proprietor, with the aseist- ’
Innis.
nrebs-
Hartleyhsrsehetnetorthenllsnatiouot
Justine’s election trons her w
and m. m. 0; him, .5. reachesthe JohnDe-orennndiureetiaga-nnsr Ir
height of dramatic art.
Mollie. n unclul maid, were terabove the
average,endkseptheeudienceinnnlp-
roerol laughter trout thrtinetho eur-
taiuroaeintheiirstact until it tell on
the last, by their might-forward coun-
try manner.
“Miss Aime Bhendon made a chann—
ing Justine, the (armcr’s daughter, and
enacted her part with credit to hornet!
sud satisfactory to the audience.
“Little Josie Lloyd, as little Nellie,
won all hearts by her mntchleu child‘s
work. By the way, little Ii. Lloyd in
oneot thochildactreuswhohae undo
such a hit in ‘thtle Lord Pauntleroy.’
Taken as a whole the company is an ex-
cellent one.”
Till CAUTATA 01‘ ‘° JOSEPH.”
'l‘obol’reaontednt tho’onllownn on
the Ive-lag a! June :7.
The cantata of “Joseph” will be given
by the Cecilian society, of Stanlordret
the Norwalk Open House on the m
ing of June 27, under the auspices of the
choir of St. Mary’s church. Theoherac—
tern in the cantata will bepersoneted as
lollows:
.1. Wells
and held him until the arrival of Chief “1"
01 Police Buttery, who took Bannen to nab:
the lockup. Quite a crowd gathered, in”.
com, amounting to 89.46, Ir. Tait not .1
of the cantata here, the Stanford Advo-
cate says: "We congratulate Norwnlk
music lovers in advance upon a perform-
ance of high vocal merit, and striking
spectacular interesL"
—Have you ever used the “Island
Gem" flour? Its the best made.
will trace their revenue tar n Ina-sane.
There isa possibllitythat ansstchtsos
will be trotted between "Indy Velma”
and “Pate." The respective triads o!
the bones are quite confident that each
is the best, and therossetnflobenowny
ot definite settlement except by a rees.
We are iniortned that the "lends 01
“Lady Velma" have a thousand dollars
they are willing to stake. and that
“Peto’I
cosston will result in arses. or and only
in words remains to be seen,but the
people interested. and they are urn-y,
would be best pleased with a rare.
alter eating breektast walkedofl with
PM out paying tor it. Theybedurollsl
downthestrestssiarestbsneatoa
WHAT I! m ea 1' anon»
mm”.
Ila-Ber.
Wmfifinflhlfllflflhfiwh
reideneeoulawoxbfl. Thain-ob
Hrs. Bayeannd son,who barebeen
vitingattbsresiduoeotO.C.Bowew,
returned to theirhnnseinCold Sprmg.’
L1..to-day.
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