NUMBER 789.
DIRECTORY
0’ 1’“
Ltllilt nulls Interests
0!?
TOWN OF NOll‘VALK.
Abbreviation: N.——Norwnlk; ll. N.—5outh Nor-
walk‘, It. N.—Ihnt Norwalkwfl
To thou of our readers who am not I'-
nndy swan of tho fact we would pay than
avary firm herein "promoted, whet war of
In or lull“ degree. will In found
It! any nllablo In every hit-linen trans-
lation, Ind well worthy of all putruluge
cxtouded to them. M._
AIR COMI'BESSORS.
NURWALK IRON WORKS C0. The, thtcr mt,
near II. It. bridge,
ARCHITECTS.
KNAI’I’, WM. 8. IIL’ Walthllignm III, plane and
atmlnl‘nllollu furnirhed ut reununnble rules.
RANDALL. MINER I). cur. Muin and Wall at», N,
scale, prospective and fin: blind drawing.
Alllfi’l'lltNl'll'ZBS.
HITCIIILLL, JAMES. ollIl-e :30 Wall at, N. Real
estate broker null auctioneer.
MORREI.L& IIIIOMMEIH EU. 06 Wlislllligton at,
i” kind: of property sold.
BAKERS.
IkKLYN Al SON. 27 Main et, N. and M \l'u-hingtnn
at. :5. IS. also dial-tr» in wilfi-ctlonury, ice
cumin, ken, etc.
SCUFIELI), i'lleIA C. If) No. Muin Ni. 9. N. Sole
agent. for Horton‘s cult-brutal ice li’i".ll|l.
WERNER. CHAS. L. Main at. ncnr \\';ill. N. I’nre
confectionery rind tcc t'renrn. I-‘rusil goods (Illiiy.
WILSUN‘nl “Home Made" Bread Bakery, (lrzlllilr
\lili'. Leave order: at iiu< I'ilz.~:r'.~, i: il.ll, Hum;
IIAIN' KS.
CENTRAL NATIONA L B.\1\'K.'I'lic, \Vull rl, N
caplnil 81003100, surplus alum). _ heurgu M.
Holmes, rcrldrllt; E. L. Buyer. vim-president;
William . . Curtis. CIII'IIICI’.
le’I‘Y NATIONAL BANK, The. (ES \l'onhington at,
ncnr Misunb. N, L‘upuni 31mm”); rmpluu 812-
M). R. 11. Iiuwnn. prL'tIchlI; .1qu1) .\I. Lay
loll, car'hlcr.
I-‘Aillb'lI-ZID COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
~11 Wall at, N. Incur ruled lazl. l‘npilnl $31K),~
ill), i’rcet,, Jamal \ '. iiyutl; vice-preal” Edwm
i). Iiu-ler; cashier, Lcwm Ll. UIIX‘II.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The. 51
Wall at, N. Deposits saw”), surplus ammo.
Winfield :5. Moody, prcsl‘. Martin a, Cruw,ncc
pital; James 11. Bullcy, treue.
NATIUNAL BANK 01" SHRWALK, The, 51 Wnll
:l. N. incorporntsd 1:357, Capital $210,001). Eben
”or Bill, prcch; E, J. IIIIl,vtce prod: II, P.
I’mc, cantor. IIII'CCIUI'B, E, Iilil, Ii. J Hill,
W. o. Thomas. E. Ii. Lockwood. J. A. Urhurn,
H. il. \l’llwn, E. heard, I). \i’ Filth. ii. I‘.
Il..-hup. Bankers‘ blerclmnta‘, Mnnnlut (iii‘crz'.
Personal and Family accounts are r-uilt:llr‘tl.
NURWALK SAVINGS 5()CIET‘1','1'he. \i‘nll ut, N
Dcpualta 0‘. at $2,000,000, .~urpl.u.-l Stun-lull. «unit-v.4:
II. Holmes, prim... ii. B. L'ruuluru. nu- pint,
(,corge E. Miller, trons.
b'OlI'I'iI NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK. Tile. De-
poeita over 55w om. surplus Show. Alden Mll-
lnnns. prast.; John II. Knapp, maul. Ilium—l
paid depositors. Money loaned on IIIUIlgugL‘.
BEEF, (“'holesale.)
SHUT" NORWALK BEEF Cu. 5. N. Illumnond
beef, pork, abet-p, lnmb, veal, ctc.
TERRY, WM. )1. d; CO, N. Armour! bud and
provisions. Home 1111:3331 liimb nild million,
IIILL POSTER AND DI>TItIIIlTUIL
Bl‘X'i‘UN, J. I". I’UHI olllre box 135. N. circulars
folded in our 1001) Nil-dry priprra.
III.A(‘IL~)II'I‘IIS.
CARRJSEO. '1', {out Itiytillll.-I [L K },
shoeing n elm-lulu.
ItltlDt-l‘] BUILDERS.
BELL, GEO 5. iii CO. I’. U box 5'51, 5. N. bulldcn-
of bridges, docks, pllr Iillillilulillila’, cl
BOUT AND SHOE “BALI-211:9.
BROWN. 11. 5. >20. Mllill =1. 5. N ru~tolu \\ urk and
repairing is uptunily.
HARVEI’,C. 11. No Main st, 5. N. apecmlncaln
borne, about and rnblwru.
SCUAIDJUIIN & SUN, 55 “‘m‘llirigton st, 5. N.
A good nuwrtmcnt at low prime,
BOUT AND BIIol-l REPAIRING.
I’IIILLII’S, (slit). 2‘.) IL‘lliruild Place, 3. N. All
Work neatly and promptly dullc
BOOKSELLEIKS AND S'I‘ATIONIZIIS.
I’INSEI). J. ARTHUR. N. curd cngntvmgwctl.
ding arutlonery, but-e bull and [ciilili- guilds.
PLAISTED‘S “RUB b'l‘llitE, M Wiuillngton at.
:5. N. school tuppilca' and gencrul :Lalmnvry.
BOX MAKERS, (\Yood and Proper.)
KNAI'i’. 1'1. 1-‘. Water at. S. N. nuinufurlurrr of but
men, packing bone. etc. General rhop Jullllillg.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
FERRISJOIIN 11. fl. Washington rt, 9.3.1150
blue atone, ecwcr pipe. boy, :eri». ctr.
LEONARD. CHAS. ’1‘.\\';lter H, N. brick of all
kinds, lune, cement, tllictcl’, blur, etc. niao blue
alone. the brick and r ny.
RAYMOND BROS. Milwaukee, I'Illirtdt‘iphifl 3nd
Trenton fronts, brick, lath, lime, ('t‘llli‘lil, adamant.
BUTTER, CHE!" 1'2. I'lljlis, 8c.
BOSTON BL’T'I'ER Illll’riE, next door to lllf‘ I’oet
UllICc, 5. N.»-n Epl‘flzlily made of all (IllIt‘I’r'ilL
vnrielicn of illi‘t‘u‘, imported and damn-tn. All
grain. of butter, eggs. lurtl, (tililil‘il umxlr, etc.
CAItIuAG I; BEI’OsITIHLI EH.
DAN‘S. WM. E. w Willi ill, N. ('zurlngl‘a, hummer.
hora, nimble und crrrtugr- ninth-lungs.
CARPENTERS AND III‘IIJIEIIS.
t3R()V\'I~Z.Jl\)IlLH if shop Ann It, .~ N. eetlmnlels
given, robbing promptly IIUI'II'IUI to.
MORTON, W M. A, lit: 'l‘iiy lor avenue. 5, N. Jobbing
promptly uttcnded lo.
RANDALL. M, I) Itnndnll'n mill, B. N. Modern
"Willilll'l'y run by Clo-up pnwn-r enable: me to lec
low figures. Large work it rpm lull).
RAYMOND, J. R. to Water II, i~' N. manufacturer
of rubidium. bmrkcta. curingn, corner hilltkl‘, ml.
ulnnn, nrvvclle, lmiuntern. Build, n roll rowing and
turning. lint blocks, bottom lmrmiv-leliiit uni-kn.
Jobbing dime. Erlluutlre gin-n. 'l‘nrphullc Ill-b.
MIEIIWUUD, S. B. Ill Urove rt. 5. N. Jobbing
promptly utlended to.
WILHUNfi. B. "lull (Inm- st, nrnr Minn .—l IIYIrr- cur.
“nil at. And llcltlvn nun. N. hit-uni wood Working,
rlmillillntgn, VIIIIIIUW Iflillll'H and turning. LuiM'hl,
LELIIIUICI‘. Money lonllr-d. ’I‘rlephune number 2.}:
CABI’ILTtI AND OILCIAITIIS.
si'tli'lIiLD J. iiOYT, ll flu-litre bldg. N, w Wuh
lngum at, ii, 5‘. (but; lilvci'flnizml'lll.)
CARRIAGE MA 5 U FACTL IIEIIS.
’l‘lLLI’, HENRY. No Minn at, N N. munilfu-tllrcr of
lnlflflgl'l, 5;»ch ILIII‘IIUUII given to rrpumng.
W IIIIIII'I‘ 8 FL‘i'N N, footof Franklin at, nwmflc-
Lump of curring”, wngunn, truck». i‘lf‘. Pointing,
trimming und repairing n nprclnlty. MIMU'PDIICIUH.
CATICIIHIIII.
II'AIl'I’OIl-l. C. II. 21 No. lain It. formcrly of Broad-
vuiy, N. I . caterer for Wedding» and pnrtiu.
HEAD. FIII'LDI‘JRIITK, .’-’l Wnll at. N. wedding: and
Wm! supplied at the phonon nnltrc.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
IIAYXSJ. T. I. CO. 1'. Main M, N. ulna m»;-
deulm, nmllonem and lmkwllem.
CEMENT I'II'I'! MANL’I’ACTI'IHJts.
LILUNAIIDJ'IIAH. ’I'. WANT If, N. all «A! and
pimp", ulna utiflcinl «trim, roping, rt.
(tIIlAI‘ [50X MANITI’Alt’I‘I .J'ZIIS.
bT JUIIN, CHAN, S. 27 .‘Ifnr-lmll -t. w .‘v‘, manufac-
him of rlgtu bum-ll tin-l denh r n. lIllIlullfl,
CIGAII DIAh'l’I'At 'i l'llILILS.
IIHYT hilerl’l‘iiAIII‘BiAli H). The, 10$)an
Pl, H, Di. manlifu'lurt'r! Ill lllll‘ (twirl.
ULI) WELL CIUA R L't). ’rii", Will-illnlcmn It, ii. 8.
flit-bikini film.
WAUNHR, 9. ll) Sabluln It. 8. N. lino jobber in
smokers” nrllr 1w.
CIVIL ZNIIINEERS.
KNAI'YJVN it. I": Wuhingtim If, S N. prompt
“tuition alien to local purwytnu. Luck It'll 235.
RIDER. W. I). It St or. All Wuhitiglun II. 5.3 It].
duniic 3nd Minion engineer».
Wound}, N. at lulu wt. x. All 01'ch promptly
attended to.
“UNI!!!“ DEALERS.
('UMIITMHI BROS. Hamlin? building, N. rind it
tsunami 5.1V. muflclurerr, tum..." ml mum.“
COAL AI") WOOD.
YERRIB JOHN I]. ILWMhInglm II, H N, [phi‘h‘
Wilkenhcrre. Franklin. (from (rt-ck. l’mnhonm.
LKOXARI). MIMI. T, Wnter at, N. the bent uric.
in of Anibrmtc tin-l Illinmlnoiu comb-loo nil
kin-lord kindling wood.
RATIOS!) BROS. lrbtzh. (‘rnmCrmk and "null
W"! (mi, Ill Itn bitumimmn luv mam pu rpm”.
TULLES, K. M. I if”, “3w '4‘ ()9, time “CI-0r]
It. II. in). wow. min, 1mg, etc.
(JDLIJZDIIL‘I.
‘UNNK‘TII’U’I' Ifiifllmrclnh, 0mm.- rm",
.‘6. 1’. II. ““5"”: WWII)“. I)” and evening.
COflI’lKfl'lOKElfl‘ {Do-Ion and Insurer.)
KIBKIIAI. IHAAC, I?“ thl in . .
”um,w.uu.clm ultimoguu, ”‘ 5 5 m
MD. PBBDIIIIL‘ fiaWuIl
Idiom-id in]; hung. u‘ N“ m but
“one.
mrmummkus»
Inn-duti- M .
CORSET MANUFACTURERS.
ROTII k GOLDSCIIMID’I‘. f wry ii. N. Hunufw
farm of the celcbnwd Ra . Corsets.
COIIG“ REMEDIES.
PLAISTED‘fl COIIGII REMEI)Y,wnn-nmm to cure,
manufactured lit 43 Wallington at, b. N.
(IIIOCKI'ZIIY AND GLASSIVAII‘IL'.
NASH. 1'. I! & BRO. cor. Milli sud Wall. It; 5. N.
Aunw Ind tin WII’B.
UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No, Mliin lit, near Went,
Inmpe, crockery, giumwm, DoubtvIllflllnhillflE,ch.
mucus“.
BOU'I'WELL, C. 1". Luudcr'n block, 80. Main It. 3.
N. Obit-c hours, ti 3. III. to 6 p. m.
KENDALL, (ll-JD. 5.. DDS. \l’aehington, cor.
Franklin tits. :4. N. lIouru mun. to 0.110 p.m.
NEWKIRK. .I. C. 031cc at reeidcnrc, Ill-win at,
near Congregational Church. N. gun wllulnlstercd.
Gold and porceluln crounn link-rim].
WEED, W . L., I).l).:i. 7'.) Elm Washington st, 5. N,
lluure ii n. m. to G p. in. line IIIIIIIIIIIBII‘I’L‘IL
DOORS. BASH AND BLINDS.
SMITIIJV. II. .c CI). 1.'-& I'.’ Wider all, N. carriage
Woo-l vwrk, “Ilct‘is‘, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER I'II'I'Z.
PIERCE, i". M. :ltll‘heeinnlul. :4 N. (,‘rlt.~llrd slorlc,
newer collimator. etc.
RAYMOND Bulls. ABIM'IJIII glazed and cement
pipe. 3 to 36 incheu in dinnlclcf.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Vim built are, E, III.
Sunday home. it to if) n.m.. 4 to 9 p. in. I’I'L'SCflp'
hon: caudally compounded.
GREGORY, J. G. its Wail at. .‘i. I-Zrtnbhellcd 132').
Wholesale and relnll. I'opulur prices.
RIUGS, JOHN A, ll Mnln ill, N. l'l-rfumce,fiflfty
ti dilfv-n'nl. lll‘rIlIlill‘rI.
l’l..\lh"l'i-li)‘>‘. M \V‘uelungmn st. 5‘, N. patent medi-
CIIICP, ell . Hush innn' pn-rcriplmn: ii rln'l'lully.
DRI-(HNIDS.
AIIIIIEILJ. L. .k SIINS~-"‘I'ln- Eqniuibhg." Sn. 1’
(Ll/mire building, N. Dry gnudr, Uli (Milli, mitt-
tint; and rugs.
BANKS, E K Mullm‘kemo IIIKl'i block. 5 N dry-
guods, nulrolxmgluves. err, I'luieruerirnptm tulty.
BENNETT, J. I", l'.i Minn t-‘l. N. Bit-«incar- umb-
ll.-lll:d om forty-tun year-t.
DII'KERMAN. A. at SUN, M “'iL-liiligluli .-t, S, N,
drywmdn, curpeh, etc. ma: ndv l
SCUFII‘ILD R IIUYT, ll litur'tti- lildg, N. 65 Wurlr
ingtorl at, S N. thee allwrllseiucnl l
STREET. EDWARD, 5 (Inn-tie blilu. N.
guide, lenl _) goody, IlUIIUIIr and hot-rely,
II). PINES!) CO.“ I’Ah’ I ES.
ADAMS I:.\i'll1"\\ It), iillii‘c Lil‘lrnlul Hull-m, >.
.\ lilltl Ll \\ .ill .\' l')\pn -~ (proud. r:- In an
p,lrl,- ml 'in- \thflti. ' w liLt'I’ ...l:sx -- run. Lim
Luitr 111ml, I.
I'ZX I’ll 58.“ EN.
UI'KTUN :r Blll‘NDIMH, (liI'tu‘ ‘l[ B. lli'ti It‘-, Ll
\\ nil lat, N Ullr nultln. "prompt illictltlnll "
t:.\\ .\N_\t,l|'s EXI'[(E>H, baggage, Ilil’fllllll’i' :klIlI
p..lllll.- mow-ll I.l‘.|'\l: ill‘lil‘n‘ 'l:t..-lmi't-. 5 N.
SilliiqutvD. W. \l' . N pinu- at pus: nllllt- and
Hon 5. (artful and prompt service.
EXTRACTS. ESSENCES, ETC
BYXIIEK. i“ > .c I'll. {to blunt .-I. N. )Iullrlfiu 'ur
rl- Hf .‘Ullit ill- ll itilrftlf'll l1:l\uf‘1fl:{ t‘xlrzu Ir.
Ni)ll\\'.\l.li I;.\'l'lt.\t ’I‘ H) ,\'. nullufutturers of
n1n‘l.\l.l'dti,>. ; llilil‘i :r “Mil,
Fl“. IC'I'I |.|T.ll[‘§.
lL\Y.\Iil_‘JllIi1:H>.Bmtlw} - .mpt r pll-l-phgilr-Npmv
ml Ilialilirl's. lurid put-1. r. ground immutmni W‘ill'l‘.
SMITH. W 11. hi ll. \\ :lfi-r Pl. .\ ' llls’ for \V» .l
Lulu: Clark in Co. : .-1;ll.ll.lrtl ILIil-i/t rs.
FIR}; IHIII'K AND CLAY.
RAYMUND U1LI?§.OI‘<111HII’Y simple in stock. piper
l.-.l< lu Ui‘iIi‘I'JIfl‘IDUI'L‘ILNLIIKLCIIIKllIn y llur- linings
FISH, ovum“, (LAMS. Iz'rc.
lII'NI' 8: [EH FF. till\Vlii-llill-glllf1 at, 5 N, i‘mr
tlrh. ”)5II‘R‘, turtle, Ifuilr‘, garlic. V'l'fil‘hlhif'l‘, (tr,
FLAG AND CONCRETE \"AIJiS.
Mllil'l‘i lN. .IilliN 15.02 ’I‘uylor incline. >, .\'. Also
Hull! di'nli r.
RAIN! i.\l) BROS ronlmclnr‘l for tiny. cutlcri-w,
asphalt, brli k, t't‘lllr lit and gravel \\:Iii\:.
FLORIDA sTI-IAYII AND IIUT “'ATl-ZII
III‘IA’I‘IZILH'.
MEEKER, W, 11. .k U). Muelc Illtil blur-k, S. N,
E'Uil.‘ fut-lite.
FIAII'II, GRAIN AND l‘I-IIIII.
”ISLAND mini“ I‘LUL ll. the ilcrL KILLiII’.
IIMI to use it.
L'IIHIIIIEDII-II',D.’\.\'1El..ezistutiluf‘d‘u-l ngton
.i lllltlni', 'l‘lirl-llu..»..-t of lzuml. it... m. ,
ILIYMIINI) illtus Lily, straw. flour .ll141 feel! ill
pm‘hugr, looming in (:11 .‘u loin.
iii-Ll) .“ii 1.. I).l|’lt’ll.( rnfwt .k lime,
ground ILI'il, gruhiun u‘nl r). Hour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. I‘.\l'l.. Womlwunl l'lnt'i'. S N p .u.ts, cut
lloiirre NIII urnrullenlni pierce mulli- Ill «mlrr
GI hill}.i’.1..tld\\'lirtlr-t,upp I litutlt enm- rv, 3'
I’iiillh‘, t it; (lowers. l-lr. Emmi nurh ll -p«-i l.t.ly
MI'KAY. JOHN. E, N nuir [lil‘ depot. Brdoltllg
Incl.- will IIIIWI‘I'U ulld ll-lml unit. of hi. hilnib,
It'lue mm:- u rpm Lilly
SMITH. JOHN H so .‘Illlfi EL 3‘ ,V. the ”Ill-9r rind
Dru-t known lliil’it‘l Ill tlll- vii :tllry. i'l..lll<. L ul
[Inn-ire, err. l'lnrlll work of all kinds :l nn‘tanly
and dour promptly.
l'l'IKSITl'III': DEALERS.
(ULEMAN. TilililDiiiti2,i\'ul-luu-;lnll .~l. It'll-l end)
i’iirlllllll't‘, lookingt Kiiwli‘, pictllrx Illllll' ~. I ll .
CHI)! a \l‘ill’l"l‘Li-L>EY, till Minn ll. .\. titty
thou-1's old BUIIIII). Mt: ltdi't'flll't‘lllul.
RAYMOND GEO I1. nrw store, in and k1 Main Si,
N. Your door» :11ch old eture.
wrow. DAV ill, at}. '31.:l0,uud 32, Sodium at, SN.
Furniture, mttrvsm, etc.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NURWALK (M3 LliilI'I‘ i‘ilMl'ANY. oliirc It)
“am: at, N. UN for light, hull and pourr
Col-r m rrilll per bushel. t'uili ’I‘ur thin; dol»
lure per llill’i'i‘l. p 'kuge t-xlru.
(mm in”. (Whole-mic.)
HOLMES .k KEELER. ilnnil ii Willi rt )3 whole
Bilil' gvoi er», llonr. grain, hay, ell;
SELLEI'K IIRUS. Hand It; \\ II“ at. N. WIIUiCMlt'
gimrrn, liuur, (ml, grain, buy, etc.
(i IIOC I: Ital.
BROWN a WILCOX, 70 Worthington M. S. N sole
Attcllla for (‘rlebrnlcd I'urunnglon ttrl-nnln-ry Dull.”
Bbli‘Ki-llt, CONRAD. XIII Worthington at, :i. N.
Choice groceries and pronplom.
FEIIIIIS. CHAS II. aura-nor to Iliitchinn, L!) No.
Main at, 5. N. table llrllruclm for furniiy tunic.
FINNEUAN & ”REILLY. 1m Mnln III, N. hour.
{(111, iuiy. FII‘IIW. mill and wood.
FINNEY it BENEDICT, til “‘le If, N. fancy uni
Ilnplc grwrrleu, confectionery. fruit, ctr.
Fl'l‘iJII, I). W. Went live, (or. Merwin at, N. entitled
with, cuflccll, tum, butter, clc.
CLO Elf, C. L. waull at, N. I cater to the but
my r, obtainable.
GI‘I'EII A: SON. ’I‘.B.Spr1nmmod, Ii. N. line no
(tern-n. ClIUIIl! melt», flour, lo-rd, rtc.
IIANFORI), W, 5. fine: ave nmfl If. notion. LN.
letm paint, school supplli-n, etc.
LAW'I‘ON. I’. I). r‘h I'll. 2'.’ :50. Main If. B. N. 8'“
alien and table tit-licorice.
L’iIUMIIEDI HI', DANIEL. contend of WMhington
If. bridge, ll. 1“, train. CIIIIM‘C. nplrea. I “annuity.
MOORE k “ARMAN. Nnblnin pt. rmir Went, 5.1V.
nnc Kroc-vies. foreign frnltn, flour. feed. etc.
NEW I'HIIK TEA ('Il . it? Mnin rt, N.—«l\l. llellcr—
'I'wu. mil-mi and nplt i'lv ti t-pel inlt)‘.
NIIJKEIISUN & DH'I’TS, 35 and 37 MAI]: If, N. ll
”enmity made of bible llellrxutletl.
UTIIAME, hilt), Wilton rive. and lichool It, N.
New More, new [Will And new prim.
HEYMIHIK, C. K. II Wuhinglm at, S. N. licntl-
trimrlcrtt for rilebntcd 'I)ew Drup‘ conned “mull.
VALDKN. CHAS. II 2'. Willi It. N. (ermvry blit—
ter, (heme. egg-t. bible delicacies. II'IIILI. etc.
IIAT'I'EILPI' FINES. (M'PB'S 0n
AHl'II, JOSEPH J.’: Monroe It, :5. N. klw formers
of hot bodies.
DATES. MARTIN JII. & I'll. T9 In 91 Spring at, .‘l
h’. Impmlers of real pklnp, pun-lies, trimmings.
Ind cutter! of hnliern' flint.
ll ATTIIRS' TOOLS.
WIII‘IELEKW. A. Wllcr It, If. N. imn fonndcl'.
llglli null itntingl, clan-ion voter boxer.
IIATPI AND L'Al'fl. (Rel-II.)
KNAI‘I‘ ’I'IIII IIATTHR, 9| Wuhin rm at. H. N.
u apmniiy male! of line ma uni m t hula.
HAT MABIZI'ACTL‘BEIL‘I.
BAKER. E. V. R 00. Union fl.b.N. Yin: um
and flexible lulu.
CIIIIP'I'T & RNAI’I’, Mablluherl film. forlorn:
tor, Main & L'nwn, Ind Witter .k Toilet. Eu, ll. N.
be" Your "nice 1"» “menu turret.
III'IIIIKIJ; & IIAIITIIOI., letlunic ll, (LN. Win:
mff ran-inure derby turn,
RAYMOND a (’lvltil'rmtlt. my st. 5.21. Also New
Forming Company, game Idllrenl.
VULK IIAT CU. The. Raymund at. our. Day. 5. N.
Fine win- Itlll hula
Dry
rn'ir.
DUn'l
(-r,l.tl, rill-iv:
WIISILBII. AIITIIb’II I}. I: I'll- tt, 1. IAIIC'
mad children'- linvv nu.
HARDWARE AND CUTLEBY.
PROWI'I'I‘, J. 'I‘. 43 Main II. N. light hudvme Ind
earrings tum.
SMITH. W. II. A: C0. 15 mi 17 Wm: at, N, build'
I'I'Il‘ and contrncmn' tuppliea.
(:L'INTARI). W. C. “uric [lull block. 5. N. Willa.
olln, gliiu, etc. um- adv.)
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYER, I’. II. the Wall M. N. custom made bulletin
and repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALER“.
PARSONS, M. II. Brooke-nil- Stork Farm, 8 N fine
blink-ti united to all purponcl. All unlmnln [911M by
thin mlablinhment arc warranted. Home of the
French coaching million "Uuillard."
HORSE SIIOI-IIL‘I.
Mch'IIAE, JOHN, No. Mliln III. S. N. npcr-iill at-
tention given to shoeing driving s. trotting horn-u.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. I0 Mtiin at. N. J.C. Coillnr.
European plan, n-staurunt ullm-hcd.
GERMANIA Ilil’I‘IvIL, 3'.) Railroad place, George
Scimnb, proprietor.
NURWALK IllYI‘EL, op . I). .k N. R. R, depot.
bi. Ml'l'lli-nmli. strictly l rut—clung W‘lltlflitllflllnm.
llLll WELL Iltl’i‘l-iL. utill'uninnginn at. s N. ilml
Iinviinnli, proprietor. European plan. 30 rooms.
HOUSE I‘IIBNISIIINU (IUIIDS.
STEVENS. J. II. M‘I’uhlngtnn lit, 3. N. crockery,
glassware, tin and wouden ware.
[Cl-2 DEALERS.
BL'RFIIARD. II. “[51:an i’uhlt Flinn," I‘LN. nip
null; prmltirrr.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE s; LIWKWlillD, 5i Muir; if, 3;,
lime and rral l'hlitll: in 11“ its lltzilil'hcn.
LA \"l'llN. JAI'UII .\L \i':i§lllnztnn st. rtI-vf In I‘ (l.
h N. fire. plnte glass. an‘lilt'IlI and life. ltlk'I‘ adv.)
1.011in MI), WM. cur blzun rind Wall Flr‘. .‘v'. ilelil
t'sflill', lilieflflii'lilfi, 10minflingollnli'd, t-Il'.
MHRRKLLJk I.'I1().\I,\lEi)lEl'. il’) \Vuehlnglnn at,
.N'. N. .NII’lCIIy tirel-cln—u colnplnit-H I'l'prl‘rt'iill‘il.
T.\ \‘l.llR 6r GOLDEN. is 13‘ ii? \\'u.-l..n,:ton st.
bfi. Ill-iii fistula and IliaurllllCc.
INSI'IIANCH (70.“ I'ANIIZS.
CUNNEIITICI'T HEN'L LIFE INS (“,5 s L‘-
llunime-lll-ti. ugrnt, \l’u-Ilnngton cl, S N we utl.
Idii’l‘ilfll’ttl.l‘l'.\N LIFE INS ('0. ‘1” Wurlllnzlun
el..~..\'.1-‘,.l “Illilit. mriflllllt pupt.
NORWALK FIRE 15" 1‘!) , N, in surrwsfnl
bliz‘llli'Hn sinir' but). No outstanding lust-t (Lune.
i'i‘IUl'Lii'l's~ LIFE INS ('0 Th», Lillitler'vt Ilvik,
hIAlll at, h. 3'. Jim. i'r- m ll, lust. alltmrirliclldvtll.
INVEST.“ I'iN'l' hll‘l’l‘l'l'lli“.
l'il \I'i‘l Ill), II II. ,\L1~urm‘ link, ‘.\' It‘d “unth-
Mtxl-llwl-x Rankin; and i-lllulnlble .\I‘l';r I .-..
“IDS AND STEEL.
<.\ll'l‘ll. W 11. .k I‘ll, I'. and I: Writer 9:, N
i-prtll;-. li'tll ~l. litrrlliul- Illif‘i“.i{l'. tit.
IIHIN I'I'ZNI'F. AV D I: \IIJSIEW'.
)Iilllltl'l‘T. If. .\I .3: Mill .31. “Iii. r ~', N, Llhll work
of ..I‘. halti-
'l'lill I)! M \.\' lllnN R.\ll.l\'l': Widths. Water
at, 5 N. “in II Ilnyr. prupmior
IIKDN I‘Ul' .\ DIH HS.
MILES R i‘l..\.\l Y Ill The Shrunk Irul. Work!
Lo. illilin m .l: I’mdgn pull, 1 “till.
.IILII'IZIJZIH.
FERRIS. .'\, s 1"» ml )lzun -I .~' \' up. t‘tty Hotel.
>..\‘. line mun ll rr;l:ilrlt._: ti rte . .i '3
“HIT. 11 B I~‘,\u .llultl rt. > ,\ .ll‘
gnmi- :ll mw pr.» . <.
J \l ’Ii‘l XV. Lrlvil \,\ ll .'I~ “'.t Eat, N W.t’: Ill-P. till»
IIIUI.‘1",I’7I. I’.l.l uni: ll fl’ihlIJl; :i -p--- ‘ ',
Ittntll II \‘ Ii..llli»'ll\1‘.\\‘liil“VF. your): wr and
punt d “431'. I! p.l.r.tl,: zl-pw ..-..f, :vi )1» 1. ~!. BUN
l..\ I" I Lliw'.
V. _\l.l‘lll-'.l! i2. mun. I .\I.L—-lr.w Il'li‘g, Won
.\~‘.lly lili‘i [It .i. l-L-hfix-
FRIMI‘, Ill SNELL. 1 Na .‘Illlli it, llotliry, light
1H.~ll.i"‘f‘llf Ill l..lli1-i':in-fil.ly ullz-mlvd In
III lll.lIl"l"l'. J IllZLllEV, mom.- .3 and t} (intelli-
bululm; “Um e-I, borough
l.l1;ill‘..llliIN II. III’.’ ilzulilnztlm M, S N nuwy
cuniriuuaumr of tlu'rl‘ Illl’ .‘vw \wrl. “.itv.
Lili‘ifll'tltll), EDWARD H mom i i.: one bltlg.
borough. Attorney. tloiury :lnd pl Il~il'..:‘
siil’lild'il. JHIIN :~ I’lmlll ll, lillrliml «‘0, Nut
[batik building. 5 kllllllrvqu AL in».
'v\'.\l.~‘EL JHIIN J. IUOIIII Muelllltl building, “Wall
rt, DUEUIIP‘SIL
LIVERI' STABLES.
“ANN. IIilllM‘l'I E Era ~_nr wry mill board
in; -::ti-...~ will: e No, ~ ll»: r 9'. N
t-illlh‘lilY. hill) 5 1i lily-gill 91. .\'.
otll~ '.i ~l~.~i.l.tl!y. Till-phone .1.» i.
[OCR “A N I' FACT! IIIIILV'.
Insur-
:15 lire! claim
AI 5T1
~._ {uh-lug;
Fine turn.
l.tu'K\\‘~mIi .\i \\i liil I‘l I:I.\i. t it 111i) M. s
.\ Iiumirm .n r~ of l-. l. l~ l; ml» in l _.,..,
nll‘n‘i ii!) 1'::lrl -' but» lull. Mint 1“.) [bull '
Hm .lgu will: u I" l..-.‘..n ~l
N-tlru.\l.K Lin ix itllli'ANY S N le York
ol‘litv nil lmn‘u r< ~l Ln! ks l l»:l..ll~ r-' hard
“In. l1)“ 1'1. r-; In liniuh. vt 'Iun 4-! nl‘tsllc
DUIIH' tl'lrtlrillll;I in bronze, brm- . ill Iron.
I.I'\lllllfl DEA LIIICS.
HILL. E. J i) \l'nlrr rt. N All Lilltl.‘ of lumber dc
[in red to .tliy point by 1".lli, team or tunnel.
MACHINE illlll’fi.
Ni lizw \I.R liltiN’ “with! i'i) ’l'lte. Warn pt
Ilr .r it it w.- ,H, N (lrilerul lll.lill.i.vry. .rol.
lIIl-i lmu‘ (‘iL-l <, ftrrclnmn. illlrr m IIIL‘LAI. n-
piill- for lilnllllfnctolu .- and Eli lilll't-mis.
M'Ili'illl.il.\\'.\1 A. Knight at. N .\~-u machinery
HILL}! and r: p.t.r:t.,: promptly ut‘: llilul 'n,
Mutvuzr {IAIIDILSI‘ZIDL
.IENNINIh n. \l'ATERlll'll‘v’. h N in r
garden pruduu- in run-on fur Ihv‘ who‘d.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARIN-1’11?» Wnll Mt, N Wm \l‘nrdvveil,
prop , be. I, vrnl, lnlnb IIIllllllli and poultry
AV i.~nN. A. 158 Main all. N nil'illl‘.IrI1I!l. won-m
bhm. nah, try-lire, rltilllr. and estullopp, lniltir,
mtg. lllrd, runnnl fill-K19, I tr.
BENNETT .k ill‘a‘l‘lii), mt'tlll fish. oyatcr‘a. lob
arr-m, chum. fruits, :55 No M:.lll .-t, S, N.
IIIFSI-ILL, I),\.\'.\ C 1‘.’ Main 5!, N. (bolcc incur.
poultry, III-I1. vi'getnblve. l’lf‘.
Blll’f’l‘il‘s l‘EN'I'RM. MARKET. fl \‘l'tlh-r at, N
Mrutn, H’gl,‘f.ilili"‘§. frutir, poultry. Ill lnurat price».
('AIHI, WILLIAM H. Ih‘lii‘litt I I'Llflli liimki'f. E N.
Pine nil-nu. va‘l‘h Vl'tzi'lllllivn‘limrnt0.“th prli’rn.
FABBINUTUN, J. A. mule. wullrbi-lpnywlrrr.
vewtnblen. Ifillll. butterfvlc . if it blluurr. ii, N.
GILIS’I‘JlIZil “In Clthlilll. rt. 5. N. thou-c menu.
vegetnblrn. fruit. t'tr. IAlvvcatrurh prlrel.
HAYES PERI). Iii No.an ill 5 N, primr- mat-
of all inndrt. Home relulrrcd hard it upwlully.
Jl'DSIW, A, (l. (‘t-ntrnl Mnrkrt rnr Main and [Invi-
land It. 5'. N. Choice meaty, poultry, vegetables.
L1.“ BURN i'lll, WM. 1'18 “’ullhlnmtm at. bridge, bl.
N. dealer in all kliuln fm-h menu.
LIWKWUUD, L. Wmiunutun Si. bridge, 5. N. line
urchin. llnh. oyutrrv. clntna, vegt-tnblu. etc.
LOtTKWlxlbdl LOCKWUUD. 7 Mn‘lu vl, 2“. fine
mull: poultry. firth, oyntcrs, rlnml n rperlnlty.
LI’UNH, A. 5.. Old Well Market?) No. Mnln It.
s. N prlllll‘ meat» and poultry at lowest pvlrca.
MALI“), ALBIN, Mu‘ln M, nellr Wei-t. 8. N. rhoire
mull, flail, oygterp, vlvgrtnbln. drillaiemm, etc
I’IUKHRING. II. 3. East Ivc, op. school houn-,l~1,N.
beef, veal. million. etc.
Sl'llAl'B. JAi'tlIl, {Ill Writ Wuhlnzfnn at, 5.8.
ltflt‘liy fir!” inn meals, poultry in i-pvclalty.
hMI'I‘iI'il WANIIINII’I‘ON MARKET, 06 Width
ion at, S N. lint: meat» and poultry for furn'lly trule.
SI‘ILLANE. J. W. 15 Ixonnrd at, N. wuon rune
dmly all over the town.
WADE.W, ll. mnrket. Illmfimvr. 8N, w nut:
to :11 part: nf town vufh one Int-h and In t menu.
WIXON.J. Ii. "I: Wall lIt. N. Chitin: menu, pooh
try, fruits, vegetables, buitcr. egg». etc.
MARINA: AND (IBANI'I'Z.
BATES, I’, W. Wnlrr at, N. mnnuftwtnnvr of fine
ummte nnii mnrblc work. also dealer in building
lit-m» nnd rrnu-tei'y work.
STEVENS. M. W. all Main -l. N Marble and grub
Ill: nlununiellln, Minimums, Mute. i-tc.
MASON!) AND IIIIILIIEIIS.
SEYMOUR, HENRY. I‘M Went ave. 5.3. All kinds
of vtvm- muon Contracts tnkcn.
SHELDON, WILLIAM, I‘ll Wilt-I mince, N. 8m
mlIiIHII. Aim flagging. curbing. etc.
SMITH. WILLIAM II. $5 Went It, 5. N. Jobbing
promptly Ittendvd to.
LAWLUR, WILLIAM. 5 Ilill ".3. All klndgnf
plum,- mummy and grading promptly intended to.
(irattltv enpplled from my mm quarry.
MEN'S OL'TF’lT‘I'I'IRB.
COMWI‘IK'K ”"03. Numb: building. N. Ind If
bu. Main ll. 3. N. fientlcmen‘o furnishing goods
MERCHANT TAILOM.
(IUSOIISSKL 15.31 Wu" at. N. A perfect I“. lull-
billet! .
KtKYOUR, F. I? Not") Inln II. 8.1!. Pine blurring
ungainly.
BHIKNK, II. Railroad PI”, 5.1!. W “(I
timing "vacuity.
I‘ll-K DEALERS.
'rl unvl ml
.Iil‘ Lrulie
SUIT“ 0. P. No. I Riymovldn, Ell. Yum-fut-
W'liblhlmuudl.
KILLINEIIY All!) IAN“ GOODS.
CAVANAOII, KISS I. II. 4 Clay It, IS. N. minimal]
and «In-no linking.
inulrrr's. llmlquuten for niilllncry. 8 Water
II. N. (Au: til Veftlecmclll.)
Fi’l‘tfif, AGNES, Min. 4') min at, El. Agency for
"Old Stolen Inhind Dyeing Enubhuthmcnt.”
JAMES. bills. M. L. 2 So. Mun at, :5. N. Lawn
elyh'l. Mourning k Ipccmlly.
81‘. JOHN, Miami :53an am. lllllnery. My
uul [bur (i .
MUSIC TEACIIEBIB.
BRADLEY, MR3. (I. W. (thinghterof the laier.
ll. Nth-h) 193 Main III. N. IIL'lIrIll'IlCIIIIIII muric only
FRITZ, MISS MINNIE 1’. ID! millet. N. Piano
and orgnn ilwtmtlioli .
GIBSON. ALEX. s. 3’.‘ III b If. N. Plum orxw
and harmony. 8 ‘ '
III'X'I'INGTUN, MR8.129 Hum “.10. Veal In-
t-trulztlon and voice development,
NASH. MISS JESSIE K. 3.: North "can, N.
Piano and org-In Instruction.
SAWYER. MR5. IL J. tnciter of lnrtmmcntul Ind
vocal nun-tr. Itcsldcncc lit Mrs. IL I1. I'lulntcd‘e.
Went lit. 5.3.
NEWS IIICI’OTS.
BODWELL, Ii. [-2, TI \Vnrhlngwll at, S N. blltnl.
links. nIuLiuni-ry, nl-wwapcru, pcrlmllcius, etc.
WHEELER. J. B. 15’. Wilmington ill. bridge, a. N ‘
New-papers, umtiomry. tin And gins wue. ,
NEW YORK MI-JSSENOEIKS. 1
FERRIS, 15. I). ”rd-rm left It. Ilodweil‘l Itore,
”ll \i'uitlngton :1. ll. N.
LKV'R’WUUD. ('. F1. 0mm DcKlyn'li, 3. N.; Gna-
ory‘a N.-, Saw York Ic'J (4mm at.
NEW & SECOND—IIAND I-‘lflth'l'l'lllll.
I‘UDMURH. WM, undrr Salvation Army Baruch.
h} N. stow», rung“. (hickory, Cilll'pvlfi, etc.
OYSTER l'LAN'I‘I-ZIIS AND DEALERS.
BELL. illllAM I’. U. Box 111, :l. N. wholrsaiv
shipper uf try—lens and clams.
CU'i‘Bll.l., R J. font of Ikiyrnond lit. 29'. N. whole ;
NIiL‘ duller in line oystere. E
IIIIY’I‘. \i', u. .t; my, tel Water st, 5, N. (foot or;
ILl)llloll-I) plum. re, exporter: and whoimnll
denlvre Ill . live oysteril. -
III-1H1) & lIill'SMAN, IIM Water 2!. S. N.
and pruppvru of Norwalk oyalcm.
\‘.\.\' .\'.\.\Il‘.. J. 1...? I‘ll. i’. 0. Box bid 8. N .
man-n lli.i1(i:llii.‘. “buit'r‘llil‘ .II;II lri.tli. ,
PATTERNS AND MODELS. ,
NIIRWAIJI PATTERN WORKS, Hum. ll, 333
liinrpe, prop , River-tile Ave. 5. N. Nun's, Steam
and Hot Air I-‘umm-c nurk n ch-rutlly. hair
mgr-ill for the Celebrated Carton fnlluu‘e l
I'AIN'I'fi. OILS AND GLASS. i
punu‘rr'l‘, .l T. 4:. .‘Illli'l n. x. Ji'wcit'l lemb.‘
illusory :Illtl Wadsworth} IIIZXI v1 plllllfrl. I
l:.\\',\IHXl) illllm Jittett's. Allnitr :ltzd SOTiK'YIEI
[.43l11,11liliil[nilii5 until .\\.cr..l ('htitllrnl I'mlll, i
SMITH. W H k i'tl 17-821? “'ntvr .~:, N. n'gi'l'ltr-
Iul IJ‘li-"JLIH .k Mnrknt x. rahrt‘x. i
I’AI'l-IR IIANHINtIlS. ;
i‘lllT’I‘ k H) Water >37, I.i..u’ “El... N, L‘s-l tout:
pIanir-ni {
.J T if» Minn at. N. IMI‘ni'Wb‘ thriller;
ilnmullis, (scurry. . tt. i
'l‘.\\ [Mil a. I" I. ‘ Main at, N. also hurdvvurv.‘
punts. ol.-_ glutfivtr ‘,
I'INiTDGIlAI’IIIZIlLS. ‘
ill..\l'1{\l.\.‘-'.l' A II Mum 5', N. l (among-one
pr-n r~s I Link» 111- 'rlzottu :I -p~1‘l l. y
Nulz'l’li. t. > T~ in i.n,;tou at, 5. N. one qttnllty
only null tluit [lo I»
.l; li)l.\.\‘. F i‘. trurrle hfilitIifllL’, N. f‘nblne:
photographs 5: ‘lo ptr dot. on: inllf do: 31 3").
FUN“! TI'NERS AND BIZI’AIREBS.
illi‘éhlvlli 3‘ i‘, 1.. hum-ll ”311.3“, .‘l.~mlulli~r ll.
pm. .--. Hf..l.lt.‘, ~ht-r:
l
l'lr,
I'LA.‘ IN“ MILLER.
RANDALL. MINI-Ill i) E. N. AL: k.i:.de of wow!
wl-r. ..t an... or for the Zrmlr. .
I'l.l',IIIllSG. 3
.IIEEKEIRAVO. W. II. Mnmc [lull block, 5. .\'
Plumbing. steam umi gag tittttzg.
.\‘.\.~il. i“ 1! & Bibi. mr Mum and “Val slu, 3' .V. ‘
I'.ilillllii.g And gun fitting, ranges tuill [lulu-l9. i
“unnonus. f
NHRWALK HORN-3 RAILWAY CO. JunctW 1
Hyatt, prl-r't ; Elli-in l. lloyt, nupt. '
BEAT. ENTATK AGENTS.
I..\YTU.\’. J Mull Elf Washington. It. next in I‘ U
.‘ .\ prupi rty for w e. hull-ea tn ll nt. t-cc lulu t !
.Vl: litilill, .t L'illlll MEDIEI‘. it". \l’uchmg'on all
S N. Slll‘ g, ren' ' mulro‘liwtztlz. I
WILMlN. H E (x e blvlg. N. .lriv-wrtmenle lind'
IIIHIN y in twin. Am ln-umnre written ill b- stl
"J . u:ll;ut:l.l~ til, the .rle ,-t rntre. ‘
Wmvlm Hill. 1*; .\ .\'d \l ri-'. S N, houses .,'
fl’1.'Bil‘iilllullllgvll'f‘hlf ~:t.-.
IHNTAI'ILINTSI.
BEE DIVE. F: “112-: at. N warm trials at L;
l; Ilf".-'..liln‘. .1.
I
ilIiNili ~ 5., .‘Llin vs 3: Till m: 25.; tum“,
ll. I-iIL my. [band by ll.I‘-1.lyurvit'ik.
SANITARY liNlll'SlliliRS.
RIDER, \l' II {c ht iN. L‘l “Mulligan at, 5, ,‘J
ilplruoac and i i\'.. ruglnet re.
SCHOOL“. iI'rIr-tto)
MISS INSI‘I’I‘I 'I‘E. e1 nrrhunl at, 5'
Young M bonding and tiny whom. ‘
Nulr\\'.\1.K MILITARY INSTITI 'l‘it. N. Funk \
Ruin-rip. prim ;p:tl. (in that on f'ltllll‘f‘L
Ill-1A1). 31H linmidt', N illiy rind intruding who.
for ;.r‘nuud y-ull...’ :ullm Fits fur any v. Il-L».
or I our-w . Ulllpiel- ll; nf 1'"Itlly ellliipp d lul~
run-r) 1i":ll im Null Turk artmta empmfld :.. .
mu no. lb ,urtmull. 5pm . lullllntngm for zl_.
.Iiy art. i... ll? 14‘ and rim on: r.
, .. .; lv‘fin begins \prl. slit Urchin-s uh. I.-
nnl upon .lppllullmu.
SIZWING MACHINES.
SIIAILER, I' M M So Mum lit, 34 N. "\th‘rler nthf
\\ tl-ot.’ ntni “lluumvlmld.” Mullet, oil, mini: ii
an ILL-i. Ill-palms; is t-pumtily,
HIZWIZIt ('UN'I'IlAC'il'OILQ. ‘
RAYMUNllillltni rem-n built. ‘lvulrr pipes Int-I ‘
excavating. tlillllgz, grading, lamb-rape Klimt-lull; ‘
sun}: IIIANI'I'AI'TI’IHZRS.
Ltil’twill illJIA’I‘III-JWSUN & (U. 5.)". IMIL‘ ,
fillr rhltv‘tl, l
(ll-Iii. B \l‘ RED .1: (‘0 fartury rind min-room 71,7“.
75, nnd 27 Walter rt. Pl N I'L-Ialliliilfil in?”
Manufacturer»- uI’ IJMIII‘F', rtiwcu‘ Ind. children -
fine fwtm-lir for thc rrlnll trullr.
SHIRT-WANTS AND [INIIIIRWIIAIL
Ill"l‘l'i|i.‘€h‘n.‘l. (‘IlLE it CU. Nlltrwulk. New Inn.
uld IIIIOXK‘VH’I, i'onn.
SI'IIIITSMIZN'S (Itllollfl.
AIKEN, JOHN ll :95 Main t". N. headquarters fl r ‘
utlnr. til-hing Lutklt', nmrnnmtiolli. rlc.
rlTAIII IIIIILDEIIH.
”A R ER. JIILI I‘ll, Wntrr It. next lo Wheelrr'a foul.
dry, H. N. Muir» and blind rulitl to order
TIIE DI'M'AN [RUN RAILIN‘l WORKS, ‘Tlllll’
u. ll. N. Wm. II. Hoyt, proprietor.
RTEAM INOIHB‘I All) ml").
XORWALK IRON \VUIIKS CI).Thu,Wntcr M.
nu: R. It. bridge, ti. 2i. ,
STEAMSIIIP TICKET AGENTS.
CI'RTIS. it. w. Mlmnic bnlidiw. N. thumb}:
in kelp. prnnlnn IIKL'III, nulnry pix lllr, etc.
LAI Tux. JAN!!! )1. thingflnn It. next to PM
5.3. I’Mlugc ticket-,dmfta,muucy orders.taeeud y
HTONE DEALERS.
PERRIS. JUIIN ll. foot of Washington 51.5.3. aim
brick. ilmc, cement, blur. plantar.
BURTON, JUIIN B. it: Taylor Ilium. 8. )3. Also
ixiycr of mnrretc walla.
RAYMOND Ilium. Milo. brawn. {lair-null?! Ind
building atone, granite Ind rumble trimming“.
STOVIIS. “ASHES ANIII ll I'IA'I'I'JIS.
KETITIII'M, LANDON, 29 Illrllllnd It, 9. 1‘. (in
More! nod water lieutrn. I’. (ll. box 647.
POWELL. J. W. 1&5 Wuhin all at, 5.x. "0'“.
mac», lie-rm. hmirae-fumla inlg mmdnntovc nu
pain. etc. Tin and copper worll "vacuity.
ill-ILLKI‘K. SYLVESTKR, A . 1m Wuhlngtrm It
bridge. 5.1", ultimatum", ten, plumbing, etc.
TRUCKING.
HORTON. JOHN II. or Tuylov mm“, 8. N. Light
and heavy trucking promptly attended to.
UNDERTAKEIIS.
JENNINGS. J. I). opp. 110m R. It. depot. 5'"
demo. 7 film at. N.
RAYMOND. alto. ll. trunnion-in a, It. fini-
dencc a Berkley rt. Trlrplwnc TH.
VETERINARY QUIIOEONS.
humans. lam 11v 8. arm llnd limit-l1 rm «f
Inlrfleld L‘o. Bunk, ti. telephone at“. res. law: at.
WOOD.
”mi“. ALLEN. NIIIWI'nthfl. N. IIlnI Ind
poll, «qu Ind 'Plit, fur fruit, I".
woomrlv mnnrmmnlla.
NORWALK mm; co. mm tin-Mlle:
om! mull, Winnlpnk.
TIII UNION I'P‘O CO. H. Il .Im. Innin-
tmdtulvvooiwmudmll and hill.
WINNII'AIII HILLS. If.
BAI RD‘H,
at Nil.
0.0. MI. mum'ifimE-m .
A WATER FIJIINE i'liIllED
'I'IIII SUI’I’LI’ IN 'I'IIB BOROUGH
RESERVOIR GETTING LOW.
‘I'ho Commlulollon All Consumer- Iu l'no
tho Utmost caution sud Com my l'n-
raccoon-7 Wuto of “our.
The aupplyrof water in the borough
distributing reservoir is getting very low.
The commissioners have requested that
all street, lawn and garden sprinkling
ceaao at once.
The Water Commissioners held a meet-
ing yesterday afternoon with Engineer
J. I’. Otis, of Worcester, Mass“ present.
and decided to try and till the \IISIIIDUI'
ing reserVoir and then turn the water
into the supply pipes direct from the
main reservoir, provided the pipes will
stand the presume. If this plan does not
work the water will only he turned on
from 0 to ‘J in the morning until the sup-
ply is increased.
The cause of the difficulty is [but in
laying the pipe» they were laid over the
hills instead of around the base of them.
Air necumulaim at the Illgh points. pre-
venting a free flow of watt 1'. Tu rem-
edy this the cmnlritsstorwra now prhpelsi‘
to lay the pipeaaruund thi- Il.k-‘>‘ Ill III"
hills.
Only 975,000 gallnn- of Water HUN cf]-
ter the distributing; nus-rm”- ewry
twenty-four hours, and the tmg,‘ is
about 1.000.000 gnllnrls'. I'll" \vngle being
about 60 per cent.
.\ IIANDSOIII'Z STIIL'CTI'RI‘I.
.l IIrIrlgeport Arv'hllcrt Preparing I'll-:1»
for ('oluncl Bolrcrtn' New School.
A rchltcct Henry S. Limbert. of
Bridgeport, ts prepirlng [LUIS for the
new building which l‘nlonel F 5. lim-
Eris, of the Nurwalk Illtlitury Institute.
Will build on Hist avennwm the grounds
nmr the old Selleck'a school. It will he
a handsome structure, minimal In lie-52,511,
and in the form of alert .-.-. '1 he nlntvrlni
will be woo-I with rlilngli- trilxitillnge
and slat» mnf. It “'l” the ltlur sturlm
litgli,l‘37x125,wlth vernnllns. Th.- LillilI
lot: will Cttfilfiln ‘0) t.) Ilgt) slap-nu Imam“.
i‘iICII buy having it .vrp'lm- 1.. -'l'. gym
nasium and drill r ;~ 'lx- l. l. ;._v~.ll
recitation moms. r-Il'. It. ll.i:'rl 1 mil
be finished in natural wmlia and Iit'lib'lI
by steam. The CODUEII". yet
been let.
has n t
Senor!) Buried Alive.
John ll. Hoyt had a rurmw .mnipe
from being buried alive till-i morning.
Mr. Iloyt contracted with III" borough
to removu the large elm trite till (floss
street. near the corner of Main. The
men had the tree down and had dug a
large hole in the rear of the tree to throw
it into. The Italians were cutting away
whlieJohn stood near by with one foot
upon the stump. The tree began in
crcak, but still J lhn ilrlwly
held hi‘i ground. .\'. lu' tree
gave a backward lurch. .‘l- i t .1 Hill»
the tide dug for its rem-pull“, «lingglh‘g
John lifter it, and burying him up to his
neck. The men, however, til-In dug
him out. If he had been six inches
, further to the left, he would have been
crushed by the tree. John llirnsu lf
owns that he had a very narrow I swipe.
Perry lions to Jail.
(Liver l'erry, who was tried yesterday
before» Justlcc B. W. Maples n: \Vi’sltifl,
for rillulty to animals. wits found fliliily
on three count». and was fined $1 ill) rind
costs oileilt'h count. amounting In $‘ltl tit;
and tentenceii lo Jill for ten llzlya,
‘ i'erry was brought to Norwalk and lot:-
-ye~terdn_v afternoon was taken to Bridge-
port. The two horses that You drove
Y
, (0 Normdk when he was nrrculnl before
. wvre ordered killed and will be z-lu-t tn—
dny. Perry's neighbors were very much
I exercised over his continued cruelty to
3 his animals and it is to be hoped that the
punishment he line now received will
‘ teach him a lesson.
Carp In tho I‘Ily Bounulr.
The Water Commissioners, in mm-
plinnco With the vote of the Board of
(florincllmen. have purchased 1,000 cup
from Superintendent ()lmoleud of the
Cemetery lake, New Canaan. Most of
the li~th are at present in the city rcser.
voile rind many of them are very large,
weighing several pounds. When the
lizdi were placed in the water thqy at
once commenced to {red on the vege-
table matter. The water ivt‘vorncwlmi
better today. which I: probably due to
thi- charcoal filler. We ”aura tho carp
that there are many square meals in the
reservoirs for them.
The Campbell Liquor Cue tutti-d.
The case of State VI. Hugh Campbell,
for illegal liquor rolling, was tried before
Justice Selleck this morning. The one
was willed upon payment of cools,
amounting to 341.00, All procreation
agent tiny received I letter from the
commissioners. ndviung him to settle
the case, and than they would transfer
the license.
chalice-flint ni- roam-In.
The following clung" hove been made
in the South Norwulk posiofiico: Duvid
Hunt, Jr., to ba chief clerk: Willi":
Perry, I gnduule of the South Horwulk
High School. to be superintendent of de-
livery: John Ween». who tougnduule
of the State Agricultural College. to be
mailing clerk.
nonliELn'nrvin.
Henry Robinvon, of St. Johmbury.
Vermont, Ind It. Loni-o Mn. olden
daughter of John W. Harlin. were mur-
rlod Thundly waning. July 10, of the
home of the bride, on Fort Point meet.
that Norvvulk, by the Rev. C. If. Pen,
of it» But Avenue I. E. church.
SOUTHNORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. JULY 12. 1890.
PERSON“. PARAGRAPIIS.
The Going: Ind Corning- of People we
”It. to BUM About.
F. A. Smith will spend Sunday with
his family in New Canaan.
Fred Everest, of Danbury. is the guest
of II. E. Henry, of the borough.
James Taylor, of Northport. is the
guert of relatives on Water street.
bliss S. E. Coggin, of Brooklyn, in via-
iting hire. 1’. l). Lawton, on Chestnut
street.
Miss Florence R. Web. of Illerwin
street, is visiting relatives in “'98wa!-
ungh, N. Y.
Allen (I. Bette and son Fred, of the
Record, will arrive home from St. Johns,
N. B , tomorrow.
Mn. Stephen Heath and family. of
New Canaan, are visiting George Carter
of No. 90 Main street.
Johnnie Davis, youngest son of ("lbarlea
Duvis, of the borough. is visiting his
grandmother in Wilton.
Master William Fowler, of Brooklyn,
is visiting his cousin. Master Robert Van
Buren, on West avenue.
Miss Millie Hougbton, of this city, who
has been vialting in Philadelphia, is (-x-
pccted home this evening.
MIPS Nellie Ella. 0f the borough. who
has been visiting friends in Waterbury,
returned home last evening.
Il- v. C. B. ihmsloy and wife, of Wash—
ington, ll. (,'., are visiting Mrs. Burr
Knapp, on Washington street.
Misses Jennie and Erma (ire-gory
started for Aabury Park this morning.
where thry Wlii spend a. few weeks.
Mlssea Ella Thornton and LIIISJIt‘ Wleg-
and, “ho have been rumniermg in the
Catskills, are I'Xpi’l'IWI home tilts enn-
mg.
)ir. and Mrs. Wilhllu ifickefllr. of
Washington, I). i‘ , are the KUC‘hIS of
Allmn l,‘ tckelur, rm Smith street, bar.
ouch.
Colonel W. H. Sleverlwn has just re-
turned from u tell day~' trip ti) Slirutoga,
Like George and other H'MIYKS in that
. t ifl illn.
Sialmlt Agent fluid would and Wife
vlart on Monday for Niagira Falls and
Toronto, Canada. where they will spend
ll few days.
Min! Jennie Nm-h, who has been to
Ssntnga. Willresume her place at the
organ of the First Congregational
Church to-niorrow.
Mrs. Bessie Ahern and daughter Kittie.
farmrrly of Norwalk, now of Elizabeth,
N. J., are the guests of William Thomp-
son on Ward street.
Mm. Sarah Bllria and daughter Font
rule, of I-‘nirfield, who have been visiting
Mrs. C. II. Hendricks. of the borough,
returned home this morning.
Charles Keith, formerly with J. (i.
Gregory & L‘u., now with Stevens” drug
stlre'lu Bridgeport, will spend Sunday
with his papilla Ili Winnip-iuk.
Arthur ll. l’ulrlcir, min and child
have returned to South Norwnlk. after a
plea~ant stay of several days vrlth his
parents here.~iildgelield i'rcus.
Just-pl] Story, who is in the (‘nlpluy of
“’llltworlh, the tailor, will soil In! F‘ng-
lang on the “Etruria,” on Saturday, July
19,!” be absent about stx weeks.
Mrs. S. \V. Hoyt and Children, Maude
and Samuel, Jr., are spending their Bufll'
mer vacation at Norwrch. (Winn. With
Mrs. illlyt'u outlier, Mrs. Nelson \l'thox.
Advtced rcl‘i-ntly received ifillll tiw
Mathews Marlin party state that they
have been making a tour of the south of
England and are now B! the Me of
Wight.
i'narirs R. ll»nnett. of Won-eater,
Mum, formerly of South Norwalk. is
Vlsllllig relatives in town. From Nor-
wulk Mr. Bennett goes to Duvet Buy,
Mum, and will be absent from Women
ter about nix weeks.
Mrs. Mary A. Dorian and Mrs. Annie.
Dorian. of Brooklyn. N. Y., are the
guest» of landlord i’owera M. the Dorian
House. Mrs. Mary Dorian will sail for
Europe cn one of tho While Star Line
Bit‘illlli’l't! on Wednesday next.
A. ll. Wilcox. formerly general teem.
buy of the Norwalk Y. M. C. A., who is
wheeling through the county In com-
pany with L. i'. Evnrta, of Maiden, was
at the Fabian house in the White Moun-
tain. Thur-tiny night. but night vvu
passed at Mt. Wald-glam
'1. I. 0. A. lulu.
All young men Ira cordially invited to
attend the song service to-morrow Ifteru
noon at -I o'clock in the umiafion
worm. It will be I promiue meeting
und the subject for comidcration ir-
“Where are you putting your treasures."
ilnve you blinded in your name yet no
one of the party to drive to Black Rock
on blond-y afternoon? If not you
nlmuld do no this evening if you can go.
The Ito-to- atnra flooded.
The kitchen department of the up-
town Boston more wu dimovered to be
flooded with wdter, this morning to u
depth of four inchcv. and in the cellar
the water it about 3 foot deep. I’Iumi
hen are It work Ind Inv- concluded
flat the water mlin on Ilia street in.
bunt but on yet moot vii-cover the
leakage. The damage-o fur Inc-n be
estimated in nearly 0150.00.
only won-roiliniéé; n.3,...
Ida Lewis, II Newport. la the only
woman lighthouse keeper in the country
and tbolut, It I! told. to whom will be
given a light by the Government. It In
aid also that no light on all the coat in
more perfectly “tended than in hm,
II"! the Government lonpector ulwuyu
glvu her an ironically high upon.
PRICE TWO CENTS
I FORT UNATE DISCOVERY.
.\ SLIGII’I‘ BLAZE 'I'IIIS AFTER-
NOON CAUSES EXCITBIIBST.
Tho l’lro Dopnnmont II c-Iled 0M, but
their Sonic“ are Not Required-No
Damage Done.
Shortly after 1 o’clock this afternoon
box 3 rang forthunalum of fire. It
was rung by II. III. Jennings from the
depot platform. People rushed about
in all directions, all eager to find out
where the confirmation was. It was
finally learned that some boxes in the
rear of M. S. Smith's dry goods store
wuo on lire. The boxes were next
to Lounabury, Mathewson 8r. CO.'l
engine room and were burning quite
briskly when the discovery was made by
Miss Poster.
The fire department arrived promptly
but their services were not required as
several pails of water were used in ex-
tinguishing the fire.
The fire started from a box that con-
tained some rubbish. It had shortly be-
fore been placed in the yard by one of
Hoyt 3: Olmstead'a workmen.
No loss was caused but the discovery
was very timely. If a fire got under
full headway in that locality the results
would be serious.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Warrantee Deeds Recorded in the (mice
of the Town Clerk.
Eliz ibeth S. Mather to Carrie M. llged,
land lit West Norwalk. ,
l_) E. Wilson to Michael Wendllng.
land on Glenwuod avenue.
Elm Clark to Riyal U. IIllliard. land
a: West Norwalk.
Allen Bette to Harriet A. Bvxbee, land
on Rattlesnake pasture.
Warren E, Smith, of Brooklyn, N. Y,,
to John Demorest. of Cold Spring hur-
nor. N. Y., lot at Five Mile River.
Edward E. Hoyt to Mary P. Hoyt,
meadow [an-1 on George's creek.
Mary P. Hoy‘l. to (home W. Kinsey,
meadow land on George's creek.
Charles (iehrman to August Warm.
land on the Ely Neck road.
Raymond Johnson to Almon S. Mer-
Win and Julia A. Merwm, land on West
Norwalk road.
Ebenezar Hill to John I). Illsbrow,
land on Eimwuod avenue.
lk. ('imrlee S. Coggawell to Mary I. Coggs—
well, land on Wolfpit hill.
Mary J. B. Fitch to Ellzubeth B. Mead.
land on Fitch's hill.
Frank and Annie B. Dry to Mary E.
Chase. land at first Sci-walk.
Mary Butler to Charles H. Coggswell,
land at Norwalk.
John F. Bennett to Anna M. Koccur,
land on Myrtle avenue.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Ilicc'n World's Fair “in strain.
5" xi Saturday evening Rice's World's
Fair “trials Will be at Music Hall.
This company embraces the leading
artists in the profession, including the
world renowned Billy Rice. See the list
in advertisement in this issue.
Another r'uhlohublaana,
The latest fashionable fad is reported
from Yalesville. I’a. At a village im-
provement entertainment eleven young
ladies impersonatod slaves, and were put
up at auction. They were draped in
aheets so n4 in b.- unrecognizable. and
brought In t. rm iv to ninety-live cents
each. That i It) I‘Llunfl ran so low is ex»
explained b, the fact that it was in—
cumbent upon ”ch purchaser to buy hw
slavee all the ice cream, cake, and I
onade she demanded, and to escort
home after the entertainment.
I’rolpallly of tho Future.
blunufucturen in eastern Cont“ i-ticut
report business l vlly for the season. and
express the beln-l that the fail trade will
show an increami livmfifld for the pro-
ducts of the miiid. The mills have been
idle but very little of late. and now the
volume of trade has increased so that
greater facilitiel no monetary to meet
the demand. The sort of new: that
comes from the manufacturers is the
boat that can he went out for it indicates
prosperity for the future.
Lucky Norwllk l‘hharmen.
(leorgo I. Iluight Ind fumily of Heath
Norwnlk, were guest of hi- purenta here
last wrek. The RavJIv. Tucker, of But
Norwnlk. and Frank Alimvovtb. of the
Norwnlk hick company, accompanied
Mr. Height on u camping expedition to
the Twin Lakes one night last week.
Mr. Knight caught 12? flab during his
outing tut week.-—Ridrteficld Press.
"and Nut Into Iho MIII Pond.
While fishing under the dam. at Ilia
Union Manufacturing Cola mill yester-
day, Frank Janet. nine years old. dipped
from the rockv and plunged into the
water head lint. Luckily his comp-n-
ions, who were new by. heard the oplub
and come to hit rescue. By touching a
fish pole to him they pulled him "have.
The boy could not swim.
out.» Captain non.
Punk (lieu-on and Dr. Keck-r. with
their wives. enjoyed I duy'a filling in
Capt-In Georg. A. Boyt'l beautiful and
munch yum, tho “Eda. Huy.”of8m1ih
Norwnik, on the lib, Ind returned home
more tbun planed with the trim little
bout Ind her ailing qualitie- ond also
the kind Itmllom of bar pliant cup-
him—New Gun-on Ila-anger.
The Icemhn will not even turnittm cold
shoulder to you nowadays without
clinging you for ll.-—Rochntar Pout.
ka
'I'IIII ION"! 01’ 30838.
Marriage Linn-a ("mud by Town Clark
Hellcat During Juno.
Town Clerk Seileck granted the follow-
ing marriage licenses during the month
of June:
June 3, Dennis Callahan, of New York,
and Ellen Sheehan, of Norwalk.
June it), Albert I’ohlrnnn, of Norwalk.
and Annie Bach, of Norwulk. Henry
Stadler. of Norvnlk, and Lena Smiley,
of Norwalk.
June 11. John flealy, of New York,
and Nellie Hanford, of Norwalk.
June 12. William Schultz, of Norwulk,
and Elizabeth Murphy, of Nomlk.
Timothy McMahon, of Nurvvnlk, and
Nellie A. Collins, of Norwalk.
June it, John J. flanlon, of Nonvllk,
and Theresa Heinz, of Nonvnlk.
June 20. John H. Lyons, of Norwalk,
end Katie A. Buckley, of Ndrwalk.
June 21. Charles Williams, of Nor-
walk, and Eunice P. Byington, of Nor-
walk.
June William Henry Garvey, of
Norwalk. and Mary L. Hubbeil, of Nor-
walk. Albert D. Crowley, of Butler,
1nd,, and Cornelia E. Downs. of Nor-j
walk.
June 21, Charles A. Mullingp, of Nor-
walk. and Annie M. Burtis, of Nor'nlk.
William Quinn, of Norwaik, and Mary
Clark, of Norwalk.
June 30, Edward B. Taylor, of Nor-
walk, and Julia E. Sammie.
Till! BEGIIEK'I’AL BNCAIPIIIN'I"
An Expert Military Inn Ellyn-In De-
cided Opinion: That no Sound.
A prominent officer of the Second regi-
ment. in speaking of the votes taken by
the various companies of the brigade on
the eight days’ camping question, yester-
day said: “Every company in the brig-
ade would have voted to go to c amp for
eight days if the proposition had been
properly put them by their oflicen.
There wasn't time for the commanding
oilicers to thoroughly understand the
proposition, The men should not have
allowed the matter of pay to aundin the
way of going into camp for eight days.
The men all had expressed a wish to be
sent into camp for eight days, but when
the legislature allowed them the privi-
lege of going with pay per diem they
voted against it. Well, I hope it won’t
n ll:Ct on the men later. If the brigade
had come forward and voted to go into
camp this year the chance for a more
liberal appropriation next year would
have been better."
The New York brigade has been sent
l 4)
2.,
years. and in speaking of this 3 day or
York militia said he could not see how
we ever got along with six daysnnd I
often wonder how. Why you see there
is only three days and a half actual prac-
tice and drills. in matters of importance
In the Six days. The militia is getting
on a more practical basis than it was
formerly. and we should strive to im-
prove with the age and at least keeppace
Willi other states."
moaning.
>1- ri Til NORWALK ('osottm.trtox.il..—-
Preaching at 102303.111. and 7:30 p.m..
People's meeting at 6:10. Subject-JIM!
only way. How can we lead our friend!
into it. The public is cordially invited
to attend their: services.
Tltlxtrv (in, it- u.-——Sixth Sunday after
Trinity. Holy communion at 7:30 I. 113.;
flung and sermon at 7:30 p. m.
Sui 'I'li anzavux BAPTIST CHURCH.—
Ilmning—“Tne Primary Importance of
, the thumb " Members of Lodge- Ind
. gillznevulent Hrieties are specially too
cited. Evening-"The Saloon 3nd
Slum-pits of Sldom." All temperance
workers incited.
Film (iv-Nolttzolrloxil. CHURCH.-
h’ervlccs at limit) a. In. and 7530 p. m. In
the morning Dr. Noble will preach upon
The church of God so a fumily. Even-
mg subject—The tongue is 3 fire, a world
of iniquity. Strangers welcomed. -
Firm IIAE’IHT Cllcncil.~—Rlev. Chale-
i). Torrey. pouch At 10:30 I. In.“
tubject mil be——l~'ull grown Oil); or 1:”
p. m., the subject will lie—TIM) lull of
the goopel. The (I Templar! will, :,
present in the morn x. 8mm ' _
all not having 3 regular church - .. '
are cordially invllcd to worship with a.
view w-mormw at 10:30 I. Ill. and 7:!”
p. at. Burning unb' oi (loft
rectum thought. to no. Ennis) Inb-
ctr The belt investment, linen.
All are welcome.
Morning «abject-Bo
III. I’m, parlor.
Evening mbjecl—ZI‘III
of cod cheer.
pm ent mun.
SI'IIINUWle Uxiozv Grunt—Sub
jeci. Sunday evenin 43min. of tho
dcviL—pr. 6, ll. edema-y evening
4mm); crimes. _
Rnwnros If. B. Gunman—Thu nub.
ject of Rev. Mr. Tree’- Buodly availing
discourse will lie—Wily we shall know
each other in heaven.
round tho "the? Plum
II: read lbw: luring “III.” trial mu”.
m told of country board:
Of haunt: what bully hum blow.
And oath bar ire-mu mil.
And n he conned the pinu- o'er.
Ila left the donut-I list.
And ally all. "I'll think no II)"
Tim have: don not nut."
But when to fouml the pbavf wild:
The udvmlnr told. ‘
The bounds; martin and! MI with.
The. food in. lit-int grid told.
All Ilupicm'y be loans! in lull,
Whllvi bacilli MW '0“:
I I orthodox tin! lbw." III”.
"I'm other plow I've found." '
“(Wm M
Mina Newt.
to camp for eight days for two or three
two since a man Well up in the N31
by the Rev. A. i". Beard, I).D. Young.
routine and aermon at 10:55!) a. m.; even‘.‘
NURWALK METHODIST Cntrncn—Sefi_
Burr Nonwnm Ifrrruonulrwnom O. ‘V
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flood It I Much—xrmiufitr-Xfl ,.
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