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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. MONDAY. JULY-14. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
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TOWN OF NOI‘WALK.
Abbreviation: N.—Norwalk; s. N.~South Nor
walk; II. N.—Rast Namath;
'I'o thou of our readeu who ere not el-
ready aver. of the fruit we would u that
every flan herein represented, whet er of
or emnll degree. will be found
my nibble In every bunInau tree--
”Hon. nlld well worthy of iall patronage
extended to "h°'.‘,‘:_..,_. _‘_
AIR COMPRESSORS.
NORWALK IRON WOIflizl CU. ’l‘lic. Witter tit.
near R. R. bridgv.
ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP. WM. B. to: Wesblngtnn at, plans and
sprclnutione furnished at ruronnblu filled,»
RANDALL, MINER I). our. Main atitlAViill rte, N.
welt. prorpcctive and free hand drawuig.
AUCTIGNEEIM.
HITCHELL, JAMS—*5, office 20 Willi ut,N. Real
estate broker and enctlomcr.
ROBBIE”. a L’HOMNEDIEU, 96 Wilmington at,
all kindle! property sold.
BAKERS. .
DuKLYN JASON, '5' Main rt. N. and {A \l'ui-hiiigtoii
st, 5. N. olw drillerl in wnfcetioiiery, ll't:
crcani, few. etc.
BCUI'IKLD 'EMIIA C. l9 No. Main at. .4. N.
agent for Ilorton's col-brutal ii-e m-ulii.
WERNER, CHAS. L. Muin ut.nuli' \I'ull. .'. I’ure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods ditily
WILSON‘S "Home Mode" IIrcnd Buki-ry, Unlllllth
Ville. have order: at Gu- I'ltu-r'r. l? ILII. Hun;
, BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wall st, N,
capital slum», surplus SILIID. . Gringo M.
Holmes, resident; h. 1.. Buyer, Vlcc-pfraldctll;
William . Curtis. wliier. _
(ZI'I'Y NATIONAL BANK, The. 68 “'nrlilngton st,
ow Muin. 5. N. Capitol 3mm», riirplua $12—
9”. II, II. Rowun, IJI’L'I‘IIIUIIL‘, Jacob M. Luy-
woman-bier.
I'AIItFIELI) (IUL‘NTY NATIONAL BANK, The
44 Wallet. N, Incot rated lei-l. t'iipitnl mu),-
uw. Prat, James \ '. llyult; Vice-puck. I'Alltlll
U. Keeler; cashier. lieu ld L'. Green.
FAIIlI-‘Iiildi c1 il’N’I‘Y SAVINGS BANK. The, 51
Wall at N. Dcpmita small». eurpiuc 3min).
Winfield 5. Bloody. preat; Murtm b. L‘ruw,uce
pvt-lit; Junie: II. Bailey, treae.
NATIONAL BANK OF NHRWALK. The, 51 Wall
Sole
st, N. inwmimtsd 15.37. Capital WWO. I‘lIX'IIv
e113! Hill, ".11.; E. J. Hill, vice prev-L; II. If.
I’rlce. w er. Director:- E. IIIII, E. J. llzli,
“Eu. Thomas, E. K. Loo Wood, J, A. whom,
u. E. Wilson, E. lizard, I). \l'. i-‘ltcli, W, I",
Bishop. Rankers‘, Merchants”. MitflllIllt‘Illftrl'z',
l'ctemiul unl I-‘nmiiy accounts are tullcllt’tl.
NUIIWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. “all at, N.
Deposit» over sumo». .-urpiu.- 51mm Ire-ingr-
M. Molina rcets, R. Li. Craufurd. \ll‘t' pnu.,
George E. III icr, um.
EIOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De-
poaira over 3500 till), IIII'pItlB 845,000. AIIII'II Nil»
mane. pron; John II. Knapp, trcau. Ililel‘url
paid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.
BEEF, (“’holcsale.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEE!" C0. 5. N. Hammond
barf, pork. sheep,l;ttnb. veil], etc.
'I'Ell IY.\\'M. M. 8: CU. N. Armour'slwcf and
prov leioiie. Home draped hunt; and mutmri,
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIIIl’TUR.
BI'X'I‘I.)N.J. I". I’o-totlicc box idly, N. Clriruiun-
folded in over hm holiday pzipvru.
IILACKSMI‘I Ills.
CARR, GEO. T. fool. Raymond ti. 5, N. Horse.
allot-lug it rpeclllly.
BRIDGE III: I lilll'lel.
III-ILL. GEO, :5. & C0. 1’. 0 box 5‘14, 5. N, builder!
of bridge, docks. pile foiindntloiin, ctr.
"001' AND SIIDI'; IDEA LIZRS.
BROWN, II. S, 50.31am st. 5. N. CIIPIIHH \Vurk unit
repairing a Eptclially.
HARVEY, C. II. No. Main rt, 5. N. spec'iultii-s in
boots, shoes and robbers.
SCRAIJBJUHN A: SUN. 35 Wellington :4, S N.
A good nsorunent at low cut.
”001' AND 8H0}: REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, (ii-LU. 29 Railroad Plum, 5. N. All
work noutly and promptly done.
MORSEIJJ-LRS AND STiI'I‘IOSBRS.
PINNEO, J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed-
ding stationery, bone bull and truths gmxls.
PLAISTRD'S DRL'G ti’I‘URE. t‘l Washington st,
3. N. Scbwl supplies and general retailiiiiery.
BOX MAKERS, (\Vood and Paper.)
KNAI’P, E. 1". Water st, 5. N. nianufactnrur of lint
M,wkmg D\lIt‘E,2IC. General (limp julililtlg.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
YRRRISJUHN II. It. Washington rt, 5. N. also
blue atone, eewcr pipe. hay. straw, etc.
LKONARD, CHAS. ’1'. Water rt, N. brick of all
klndl,litne, commit, lurk-r. hair. etc. alto blue
atone. fire brick and r ay.
RAYIIUND BROS. Milwaukee, Philadelphia and
'I'rtnwn fronts, brick, mill. lime, turnout, adamant.
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS. lic.
BOSTON BUTTER IIUI'SE. nut door to the Post
Office, 5. N.-—n spec-iitlty made of all dlIIcft‘IiL
varietlnof ('IIA'EEC, immncd and domentlir. Ali
grade! of butter, our. d. canned noodle, etc.
DARBIAGI'; REI’OMTDRIH. .
DANN, Will. R. 50 Wall vi, N. ('mldflt‘l, Immersion,
hone. etabic and Wflufll.’ furnlsliihga.
CARPENTERS A N D III. I Ll) I'IRS.
CROWBJAMI-Lri t'. nhop Ann rt, 5 N, ultimate:
givrn, ribbing promptly zilii third to,
IURTUN, WM. A. 6'.’ ’I‘uyluiuvciuw. S. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
RANDALL, I. D. Randall‘- rnili, E. N. Modern
machinery run by cheap power enable. me to give
low flgnree. Largo work I rpetiulty.
RAYIUND, J. R. to Water at, AN. manufacturer
of molding, brackete, wings, corner blot lot, rol-
tunnv, unveils, beluvters. Baud. scroll muting rind
turning. IIeL blur kin, bottom IXlIl’tI’JH‘IlI Ilt'l,ft\l'k..
JUDDIIIK done. tantrum» given. ‘I l‘li'lillulit‘ til-it,
BIIEI‘WUUI), II. II. III Grove It, .‘l. N. Jobbing
promptly unsuited to.
WIerN. rl. Bmliopt‘nmst, unit Main—(min- ror
Well-t. amt titlilruunn, N. htvuui wood working.
unwilling», window (mum rind turning. Iniwrrl
«limbo. Mom-y loaned. ’I‘rh-pbmic iiumlwr 23 it.
outrun AND GIIAJIAITIIH.
gu'ol’lltLD Al Illil'T, .'t Gmtte bldg, N. on Wall-
ingtun It, 5. .‘i. till-e ailvertiveuient. p
CARRIAGK MANUFACTURERS.
TILLY, HENRI. 3" Main It, ii N. manufacturerof
I, Martial atlctition KIM!“ to repairing.
WRIGHT & I’LI’NN, foot of Franklin st, tnanufw
mm of carving", wagons, Inlt‘ kn. ctr. Painting,
. trimming and repelling upmmity. horse-shoeing,
HATER!”-
D‘AR’I'UIH 0. [W Hammlalmly of Brent
way, it, I’. mam for weanling» and you...
NRA”, FREDERICK, .'il Wall at. N. unblingv and
port»: nppilrd at the shortcut notice.
CA'I'IIDLH} noon».
HAINJ. '1'. i (ll. lb lain vi, N. also news
denim, mioem and hooker-lien.
CEMENT I'll’r. MANICFAL'I'IYREIH.
LEONARD, CIIAII. 1'. Water M, N, nil w . Ant]
mm, ciao mlfit‘lal slrpu, roping, er',
DIGAR IIDX MANUI‘AC'I'I’III its.
151'. JUIIN, IJHAH. II. 2'4“ Mmlnlll It, .'~ ,‘v, manufac-
tmrof tip! Dom and rival-yr in mums.
CIGAR MANITI’AC‘II' nuns.
IIOY'I' b ULRSTIIA D (‘IGAII (‘l i The, 10503:“;
rt, it. N. manufarturm of “fit cigars,
OLD WELL CIGAR CU. The, \l'asliington It, 8. N.
Winfred lbw
WAGNER, It. an 80. lulu-t, II. It. also Jobber In
molar articles.
CIVIL ENGISZZM.
IFAPI’, WI. 8. I01 Warhingttm at. S. N. prompt
attention gim- In local annoying. Lurk bot 7.5,
multit, w. it arms. tr. “'0th at. 5.5. IIy-
dnullc end unitary «nuihtm.
Wool). (I, it. at Italn st, rt. All orders promptly
at
to.
CLOTHING DEALIBS.
(.DIIITQUK BROS. lemme. building. N, 3...! n
box-in isn‘t. ennui-cums. lobb- u and retailers.
COAL AND WIN)”.
mum, JOHN II. It. Washington in, Mi. lgiilgh.
“1th. Franklin. (You Creek. I'WIIIUIIII.
I.I03AIID,CIIAB. '1'. Water at. it. tho.- hart mic».
tlesuf Anthrntits and bituminous WILIIIO all
kind. of kindling wood.
RAYIUND hum. IkhigiiJ’mssCrt-ck and mil
lion oval,” lore bituminoiu for nus-m WW.
TOLL“. I. lam). Water»: .ehov faculty
3. II. key, straw. mule, foul, «11w
CDLLZGED.
(.‘IINI'IIIJTIL'U‘I‘ Cullfiillimfr, GarA'tle b'd'g,
N. I. II. Ila-toe, principal. Day and evening.
gm‘nloxnv (Danton and Ineefr‘n)
“Al. fl (1 in Weston it, .
on. he. an. uni-I. m 32“ “‘ N “n
autonomic aw '
“mean-‘6“! “' ”‘ u” m
CORSET )IANIII'AC'I‘IIIIERH.
RUI‘II a GOLDSCIIIIIYI' I my 8. N. llannfw
turerl of the cents-mil 15.3. Comets.
COUCH BENEDILIIS.
PLAISTKD‘S COUGII REIEDY,wmnted to cure,
manufactured at 43 Wuhlnzton at. 8. N.
CROCKEIIY AND GLASSWABE.
NASH, 1'. I1 I BRO. our. lainandWe-t Its. a. N.
Agate and tin ware.
UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. Main st,near West,
Ianipa. cmkery. glans ware. houscfurnlshiugv, etc.
DENTIS'I‘B.
BOUTWELL, C. F. Lender‘s block, 80. Iain st, 9.
N. Omen: hours, 8 a. m. to 6 p. Ill,
KENDALL, GEO. 8.. 110.3. Win-thin on, car.
Franklin sin, 8. N. Ronni 5 cm. to u.‘ put.
NEWKIRK, J. (1. office at residence. Lewis at.
near Congregational Church, N. gun administered.
Gold and porcelain crowns inserted.
WEED, W. L., D.D.5. Tlikliuit “'iL-liiiigliin st, 5. N.
Hours Bit. hi. to ii p. In. has udiiiiiiirtcml.
DOORS, BASH AND IILINDS.
SMITII,W. II. & CO. I?) A; IT Water at, N. enrrlagt:
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, F. M. 30 Chestnut st. its. Cumin-d stone,
sewer nonunion etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron, salt glazed and cement
pipe. 3 to :lo lilchcu in diametcr.
DRUGS AND CHEMICAIS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Vim Ziinrlt ave. E. N
Sunday hours. ii to it) um, -I to ii p. in. Properly»
lions cart-fully compounded.
GREGORY, J. G. till Wall rt, N. Established lw.
Wholesale uiid rctiiii. I’opulur prices.
RIGGS, JUIIX A. ll Muin st. N. Perfumed—fifty
live IIIIII’I’I’III ywrfumcs.
I’LAIS’I‘HD'S. rtzl Wilmington st, 9. N. INII'III medl-
ClIlt'tI, etc. I'liyi-lcintis' prencnptiun: u specialty.
DRY-GOUDS.
AMBLER. J. L. Jr 50er —“'I'hc Intuitnblc." No. 2
GMUIII' building. N. Dry goody. oil cloths, mut-
tings unil rugs.
BANKS, B. K. hlnhnirktmn “and block, S. N dry.
goody, untiotirglovvs. etc. L'nilurwvuru rpm lulty.
BENNETT. J. I", IN Mimi t N. “llFlIlt"‘ minty
Ilf‘IlL‘II ovrr IIIIIY'I.“I)3"1II'“.
DII'REIIIIAN. A. it SUN. HI ‘vzk'tIilIlflllIl rt, 5. N.
dry-goods, CLIFIH‘IF, l‘II' ii-u' udv.)
SIIIII’IEIJ) & III)\"I‘, :l (ulzvrli- blilL’. N, tlv' Wurli-
ingtuli at. S. N. lfit‘l‘ lhIH'l’IlH‘lllttflI l
STREET, EDWARD, .'. Glimm- b‘iilg. N.
goods. fulicy goods. notions und lio:u-ry.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS Ehl‘ltl;~> l'ii , villi-v railroad ~';ilinu. S.
,\ iiiiil 43f Willi at. :s I’ISIVII'N‘ lurvvdri'h r.- lii xiii
purl: of HIV vturixl. I’.i.~.~i'ii,i-r li.i.iii ~i t'. It i Lu“
rub ~4, I» ‘II’I' Hutil, :i.. ‘llI,
I’l‘I'RI-ZSSDIICN.
III'X'I‘HN lk DIII’NDAIIE, ohlrrnt Ili'iicdli‘t‘s, All
\\ ul. at, .\ Ulll’ mutt-i. "prompt. uttcritiun.“
CAVAXAMII'S EXPRESS. baron-g», furniture and
piiiiiu.» blond. I.I':l\t.' writers liI‘il‘Il'IIS, H .\'.
SIIHIIWUA ill. \I' W., N. rune ht post. VIIII' i.- and
[Lin 2. Inn‘tul uiid prouip‘. M'IVlI‘t'.
EXTRAO'I‘S, ESSENCES, 310.
BYXDL‘E. F. 5. A (‘0. if.) Mum at, N. DIIIIiIIIzuilII’»
cfl‘ of Si'ullrlil .~ tl'ithiflet’lI II;tHil'll;: t’llfttl ls.
NURWALK l-lh'l'l’..\t"l‘ Hi N_ tii.uilif;tiluri-rc of
IIIII' ulrm tn. Ambit-r .'t lh'ii.
I‘IIRTIIJZIZRS.
RAYMOND Bill N. IIl’iItIlt‘) '.- Sill-or-phu-pluizinitwc-
lill Illaulll’t a, land plurli-r, ground burn-Mind usher.
SMITH, W. H. k I'H. \ViiIi-r ct. N ruvllls for Wii
liuiii: (lurk 3; C03: aihiiilurd Infill.“ r-.
I’IRB BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMHM) IIRUS ordinary ahitpvs iii stix k. rpm"
iuls to nrdcr.tin.- morturfinudxtiuiinry rlur linings
I‘ISII. IH’S'I'IZRS, (ILADIB'. ETC.
HI’N'I‘ d: ZELI'I‘I‘. 6'.) \I'usliliigluii at, 5. N. fine
IL'II. oysters, tluiiis, fruit», griliii'. “tumbles, etc.
FLA“ AND CONCRETE \k'.\l.l'\5.
MGRTUN. JiilIN 13.02 ’I'uy‘ior uterine. 5, N, Alto
EIUIR‘ (ltffllt‘f.
HAWAII?) D IlIltis. (‘Ilfllmf‘lonl for tlnz, concrete,
naphult, DIRK, L'v tliriil und grunt Milk:-
I'IAHIID.‘ {VII-IA.“ AND IIU'I‘ “'A'I'I'IR
nttA'l‘l-z
l
Dry
MEEKER. W. H. 3. CU. Music Hall block, :5, N.
cob; ngciita.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FILED.
"ISLAND GER" l‘LUI’R, the best made. Don't
fail to use it.
L‘HUMMHDIEI', DANIEL, east end of “'a—lliligton
ct bridgv. ’l'lm chuicrct of firmly tlnur krpt.
RAYMUND Illtl is. buy. straw, flour and feed in
puitlni-Jr, liiiul. in! or Lnrqo lots,
Ill-1D MILL, Dir «~il.t'rnf~-ul a. limo t. ~l...
griiiilid fur-d. .(ruliulli uiid ryv llnl.r.
FLORISTS.
BERG. I’AI'L “'oodwaril I'IIM'I‘. .\ .‘J p win, (it:
flowery rind oninttietimi plume mum to Univ r
GI'IGI'E. I’. It. :lthurll i-t. Upp I (not: l‘r r}, .\'
I'inutri, tut tlovvcni, I'IIJ. floral “nth RI rpm i.iivy
MCKAY, JOHN. E. N, hour [lie ill-pot, Raiding
lama-writ flowers and durul work of All kinds.
‘iue roars ft rpuixilty.
SMITH. JOHN If. 50. Main st, 5 N. the oldest and
limit known Ilium-t in this VLI‘IIIIIy. I’lziiitn. cut
flowers. etc. Floral \tork of all kinds u ~pu iillty
and done promptly.
I‘I7RNITI'RIZ DEALERS.
COLEMAN, TH HUDUR I‘I,Wartiiiigtoti rt , mm etidi
Flirniturr, looking glam-u, picture Ifllult'r‘, I'II‘.
(IRA)! Ar WHIT’I‘LEHEY. :lo Miiin st. N. illay
moml'e old utand). an: udvutl'M-uiut.
IIAYMUND GI-ZU. H. now store. 4!} and IS Main st,
1‘“. k‘uur doom above old rtorc.
STIIW, DAVID, 26. 2%, 80. and 12:. 80.3mm st, SN.
Furniture. mature-u, cm,
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NURWALR GAS LIGII’I‘ CUM I‘ANI’. ofllre 1')
Water at. N. Gab for light. heat. and powrr
(‘okw It: ru-nte per hmhel. Coal 'l'ur thrvc dul-
larre per barn-l, package extra.
GRIMIIIRH, (“’holenle.)
HOLMES A: SEEM-LR, (land it With it N. whole»
lialv grocvni. tlivlir. groin, buy. etc,
SILLLI'ZI'K IIRUS. H and It} “ii.” at, N. wholeult-
“mm. dour, fwd, grain, hay, etc.
GutKIIIRH.
"RGWN it WILCUX. 7t) Worthington at, S. N. voil-
ageiilia for I‘I'Iv'llmtd Furuilngtnii crvumi-ry Iilllfl'l‘
Blit'ItER, L'tiNRAD. HI Wavhiiixtun st. ti. N.
choir-s grmcrics and pvovrslonit.
FERRIS, (YIIAS. II. Iticcraeor to "outline, ‘31 No.
Mitill iii, 5. N. bible drlluiclies for family trade
FINNHGAN a ”REILLY. lilif Main at. 8. floor,
feed. hay. etruw. (In! and wood.
PINNEY .k IlHNl-lliIIT, ll Wall It, N. fancy and
maple grim-rum. confectionery, fruit, etc. I
FITCH, D. W. West uvv, cor. Mervvtu It, N. conned
.wlm m. butbu', etc.
GLOVLII. t’. I. lb Wall sl, N. I an: to the but
m llmwjk.
“I'll-ill it SUN. '1' II, Sprlugwmid. 8. N. not grtr
when. elm mats. flour. It‘t'tI, err.
IIANI‘ORD, W. 5. but are. mar RR. nation, KN.
Mint!“ pnllll. Och-lo; slippllrs, clir.
LAW'I‘UN, If, ILA I'll, :2 3o. Mom at, fl. N. no
CNN! and table III'IIl‘lIAZM‘II.
L'HUIIMIIDI I'ZU, DANIELJIII end of “inhibition
II. bridge, ll. 5. twin. when, vp‘tm. a rpectaily.
MmiRI-l a “A R.\IA N, Nirlsin at, near West, 5.x,
flue grim-trier. foreign from, floor. Iced. etc.
NEW I’Iilth ‘I‘HA (it! . It Rain at, N.»3I. Hellen—
'I‘i~iu, cull-w and apiece a apt-clan],
NIIJKRRHUN A; IIH'I'I‘S, all and 37 loin st, N. I
speciatt y made of table dcllcuciev.
(YI'IIAIIR. GED. Wilton ave. end Reboot It, N.
New atom, new goods and new prices.
IIEYMUITR. C. It in Wuhln on at, Ii. N. bud
quarters for coin-brutal 'Dcw rop' eenmd mode
VALDIIN, (.‘IlAti. II. 5 Well st. N, Creamery but~
lit-r, chum, our. table delicacies, frolic. etc.
IIA‘I‘TI'ZRII' l’lfRS. (M'V’R'fi 0')
ASP“. JOSEPH J. 7 lonroe st, 8. N. aim forums
of lint bodlrs.
BA‘I‘I‘J. IIARTIN JR, t (‘0. 79 to 91 Spring st, ll
N. lmpurtcvsofseal skiiir. plastics. trimmings,
and cutters of listtcrn’ furs.
IIAT’I'IIRS' 1‘00"}.
WHEELER. W. A. Water «It, .‘i. N. iron founder,
light Lion cannula. extension utter bores.
HATS AND CAPS, (Rot-II.)
KNAI'I' ’I‘IIII MATTER, 9i Warhln too at. II. N.
a specially made of fine stlfl and so t MID.
IIA'I‘ MANUFACTURERS.
BAKER. R. V. t (:0. Union It, 8. N. Flue vtllf
and flexible lull.
(.'.IIGI’I'T ilk RNAPP, mlblllhfd IRIS. “clinic!
cor. iii-tin & IThlon and wider a Toilet so, is. N.
New York office i Greene meet.
RITIIBBLI. (I IlARTllmi. Inch-rile II, 8.14. Wine
stilt caesium: derby hats.
turnout) a constant, Day at, 8.x. also New
J’Mlfll‘fi m m-
. . he . . .
I It' ’lt‘.
minim ARTIIIIII c. ism . mm
dead rhiidtvn'v new huts. " I
HARDWARE AND OUTLEBY.
PROWI'I'I', J. 'I‘. 45 Halli It, N. light hardware and
damage pom.
SMITH. W. II. It 00. In and If Wm It, N. bulld-
QIJIN’I Anagruutou' supplies.
>. ‘ W. (.‘.luliicllallbiock 8.N.
Oiltl, glut, Eu. (rev edv.) ' pulnlv,
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWY II, P. II. & Wall st, N. curtain made homes
and in: neatly done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS II. II. BI’OUIIMIIL‘ Stock Farm, 5. N. fine
horses on ted to all purposee. All enlmain will by
this ectablinliment are VIII-KIWI. Hornu of the
French coaching nulliou “Gallium.“
HORSE SHOERS.
Mi‘QITIIAII, JOHN, No. Main at, H. N. itpcrlnl at
tuition given to uhocllig driving Jr trotting hornet.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, l6 Muin 0t. N. J.C. Collide.
European plan, rcitaurant attached.
GRRMANIA HOTEL, 30 Railroad pine, George
Sch-uh, proprietor.
NURWALK HOTEL, op . D. ikN. R. R. depot.
M. Mel’hcrlon, Itrictly rubella. accumulations.
OLD WELL HOTEL, 815 Washington It. SN. Reed
Iluv’iiund, proprietor. European pliui. 80 rooms.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
STEVENS, J. II. ”Washington at, a. N. crockery,
glassware, Ilii en ware.
I02 DEALERS.
BIFRCIIARD, I}. "Delilah I‘oitit farm," 5. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANOE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE dt LUCKWUUD. 9 Multi at. N.
ante IIIIAI real estate in all III brunchcii.
LAYTUN. JACOB M. Wilmington rt. next to DO.
5 N. Iin‘, plate muss, accident and life. lace adv.)
LUI‘KWUUD, WM. cot. Mimi and Willi 5m. N. Real
estate. lfn'ullmt‘lllfl, loans negotiutul, etc.
MURRIZI.L& I.'IIU.\I.\II~ZDIEII. 05 “Wellington st,
3‘. N, rfrlt'fly uremia” companiui represented.
TAYLUR u GULDEN. (if) at 47 \l‘urlilngtun st,
5N. Real Estate uud Insuruncr.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
(‘GNNEI‘TRJU’I‘ Gl-IN'I. LIFE INS. I‘ll , S s L'—
IIIHIIIIIO'IIIL’II, ngvxit, \\'Mllllt;.'ltifl at, s .N' e-rr ml.
ME'I'IIOI’GIJ'I‘AN LIFE INS. (‘0. 31? \l'iislilngtutl
2t, 5. N. l', .l. (irlllll'. turn-lulu mot.
NllllWXLK FIRE INS. I‘ll. N. III elirm-siifnl
Iill‘llltffir‘ alflf't' but). No outstanding loss chums.
I'EHI’LI‘L'S LIFE INS. (’0 'l'lii', IAIIIIII'D!’ block.
Mum rt. 5, .\'. JIM. Fn'lll it, hard. sulwriiilcniliui
INI'Efi’I‘DIIZN'I' SECURITIES.
t'li.\I’l‘l'llIi, H. II. {\Iiutiitiic bldg. N, i". I’rllfliI.‘
Mid-liwcx Blinking mid Ilqullnbli- II Irv I'us.
mus AND sTvzu-
.‘.‘IITII, W H, .k ('0. 1.": Mil l.” Wiltrr at, N.
rprmr-g II\lt'-‘.l.kt'nil:_:\1IIIIYIIVVJfI‘. i-lr.
IRIDN I-‘I'INI'IC AND RAILISIFN.
MEIIRI’I‘T. l2 )1. SJ and 5t) Walrr i-l. N, ll’l‘ll work
of :iil hull».
THE Iii XV \N IIIIiN RAILING WURKS. Witter
rt. 5. .\'. \t’ni ll. IIuyI, prnprlrliif
IRON FUI' 5 DR] ES.
GILES 5' I'I..\,\l'\' at The Niiruiiik Iruli \I’otk!
('u . .iud .iiso of Bridgeport. t'ol ll.
.l I": “1'. LE R3.
I-‘I-ZRRIS. A. S. 305‘» .‘Iflll’l “.5 N. op. (.'ity Hotel.
> N. tine watch rrlmiriiig a slim willy.
IIHIT. II. It is No Main 9. .‘. .‘J, -.rli :ly DIELCIME
gun-ho at low p " ..
J AI'KN i.\'. IA‘HII.\,\IJ. .'.: ‘VIIH 92. N watrlu'u. din»
nil-nib. ctr. I‘illl‘ “:I'r ti rv-tuuriii; :i slim willy.
IlHlIll. II S dldlllilIltIE,“L\II'IIl'fl, jvmiry. min-r and
push-i writ: rt ,iuiriii; dept-i lulty 5’} Main .-t, 5.34
I..\ “TI-IRS.
Al'>Tl.\'. ALFRED l1. riiItlll fl Murmur b'd'fi. Wail
p', Immuh. Nu" ry iilid lbzll EBIIIII'.
I’Hflhl', Iti'risiil. . No .‘lluin zit, notary. legal
bowie—u of all Linus 1 (Philly attended to.
Hl'llldli 'I'I‘J RELDHN. rootusb and t; Gazette
l’iil.iiiili,;. Willi ~l, luirnligh.
LlGlI'l‘. JUIIN If. to: Washington st. S. N. notary
Ctilllllll‘ulf‘lll‘f of deeds for Nrw Yutk wean».
LiiI‘KWliiiD, EDWARD)! film") i Inli'l‘I'C bidg.
immligli. Attilrnvy. notary iuid primnmo.
SEYMIH‘IL .IiiIIN 3’ mom 3. I-‘ritrl‘ii-id ('0 Nut.
Hunk minding, N. Commits-r at law.
WAIEII, JUIIN J. room] BIL-citric building, Wall
at, borough.
LIVI‘ZRI' STABLES.
DANN. HURM'H E. Excel-tor hwry and board»
lug hUkIIIt‘H. UlIIu‘ No. a IIIVI‘Y rt. N.
Ultifimltl’. (ll-10.5 ii Knight «t. .\.
outs a rpct'lillly. Telephone Linn.
LOCK IIIANI'I’AC'I'I'RERS.
LUVRWHUD MANI l'll‘Tl'ltht; I H Dav rt. 5
.‘. IlAnlilei'Hirer- uf liliii-iirn' :. trilndri Liaiilli
i-lliiu do Your ~l; Mw YHI'K UHJV W 1:. ...1. .;_
I'lm 4,!” ntliiji' l’J Inllfl' Ht
Slillll'ALK Int K I lilll‘A'SY. 5' N va Yuri:
UIIIU‘ sit luilliln in st. lim its litiil ll ;:.llr r~' liiird
Will—v. dr-lgnr rs. IllllIllIt'IP, “lifltl‘i’i ilf urlu-llr
how-r trimmings- in brunt-u Iil'l"! and iron.
u NI III-ill. rim Li: its.
HILL. K. J. 9 Wiitvr tit, N. All kind:- of lumber dc-
lneml to any point by mil, chlll or vrml.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NURWALK lllliN WORKS ('1), The, Water st,
hair R It. bridgv. S. N. Gout-ml nlucliinrry. iron
and brine outings, firrglnwa. Ilulibltt metal. rc-
paln- for marinfuctorli'a uritI rtmmlmots.
SI’UFIIHJ), “M. A. Hiilrlil I‘I. N, Ni-w machinery
uunlr and rrtuiiriug promptly attrliil-d to.
MARKET onummum.
JENNINGfi A \l’A’i‘illllllfItY. S N twrriri- and all
gratilvli produce in «mu for the whom-ulc- trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET. :30 Wull at. N Wm.Wurdwcll,
prop , beef. will, lamb. mutton and poultry,
AVISUN. A. the) Main at. N. fllt'ttft‘l, Irniu, «gnu.
hire. nah, oyntm, claim. and mullopr. butter.
eggs, lard, cum-ii goods, etc.
BENNETT e HI'h’I‘I-ZD, meats, fish, 0 tea, lob
stun. clans, (nuts. ":3 Sn Minn st, 5. . .
DISH-ILL. DANAt'. 1-: Mum at, N, (‘Ilolcc meets.
pimlLry. flab, vegetables. ctr.
BIII'I‘TUS I,‘I‘I.\"l‘llAI. MARKET. fl Willi-r Pt, N.
Mrau. \i'gt-tablt-s, II'IIIEF, poultry. at tourist prior-.0.
(,‘A RR, WILLIAM H. llrrmllrt l-‘urm tnarkrt. B N.
Finn meats, fresh Vt'grmIlIIW—IUWQ‘HI cub prim-a,
I-‘ARRING’I‘GN. J. A. mtuls, iiiitry.nisli.oyntrrl,
vegcmblcil. frliitei. bum-r, veto. LIL autumn :6. N.
GI-llsl‘. til-ll). '39 (.'lwsthut st. ti. N. choice mu,
vr'grtnblcn, fruit. eti', IAiwcrtiwh pi—ii rs.
HAYES, PERI), lfil No. lulu st 5 N priinc mil
of all klmll, lloiitc rcndrrvd lard u Dpt‘cllklly.
Jl'IlliI)N, A. G. Control lurkttrlir. Mutt Ind HAVI—
land It, 5. N. ('holcc int-nu, poultry. voguubm.
LIMIIUIINER. WM. IN “’uhingtoti It. bridge, 25.
N. denier in all kind» fresh menu.
LUCKWUUD. L. Wuh‘ington St, bridge. 8. N. flue
mean, fish, oystern, eluue. vegetiibln, etc.
W’IIWGUD eumtu’oon. ’i' lulu “,5. fine
W poultry. Anti. oysturv, clum- a iiperialty.
LYUXS. A. H., 01d “'rll Marti-slut! No. )Illln It,
t4. N, pr‘uiio tiiritto IIIMI poultry at Iowa“ prices.
MALI“). ALBIN. lain II, rim Want, 8. N. choir-e
imam, no. ovum», vcguublcv, Minamoto. ctr.
I'II3KIIRING. II. it. East “2.09. scluhil boinN.
brief, wal, mutton, etc.
SI'IIAI'II, JAFUII, :18 W9!!! Washington RAIN.
altlr'fly tin-Him mute. poultry a epuzialiy.
SMI'I‘II‘D WASHINGTON MARKET. 66 Wash
toii st, SN. tliic incest» and poultry for faintly trade.
SPILLANH. J. W. In Loom st, N. wagon run-
diilly all ow: the town.
WADE, W. it. market, Elation, RN. run-
to all perils of town with line fmh and e.- t menu.
WIXUNJ. E. 2'; Wall st, N. Choirs Inc-u, pool.
try. fruits. vegetables, butler, tugs, ctr.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
RATES. l’. W, Wain If. N. mannfutum of line
granite and marble work, also dcilla in building
stone and cemetery work.
31‘I1\'IZN$.M.W. to Main Al. N. Marble and m
lie nwnunwutiv. M‘IIIIIIIHM, pours, etc.
MAN”!!! AND “It'll-DERB-
SBYNDIZR, HENRY, 128 Watt ave, till. All kind»
of stone mar-on contracts Ilken.
SHELDON WILLIAM, IDWlllon |WIIIIB, N. 5m
mason. lei) flagging, curbing, etc.
IIITII. WILLIAM II. B West It, 8. N. Jobbing
pvouwtly attended to.
LAWLUR, WILLIAM, r. lllll st.N. All kinds of
pinne- mamm- nod finding promptly attended in.
Granite supp led from my own quarry.
MEN'S ournmm
COIIB’I'OCK BRIDE. If-ermlc bulid‘m N. end It
60. Rain rt. if. N. (innit-men‘s fumfiihinggoodl
MERCHANT 'I'AIIAIIIS.
BUDDIES“, K. 31 Wall II, N. A perfect II [III-
enter .
KIKJOUR, I". 17 North lain II, 8.3. III! tailoring
.mmlII RIIINIII D N m and
BCHIZNK . M. . .
cleanlnx' a apatialty.
m ”BALI”.
Incur-
I'inc turn.
am durum-ml 3.1mm
sandman-mm“
HILHN’IIBY AND FANCY GOODB-
CAVANAGII. IRISH. I]. “lay st, If. N. million!
and dress making.
PAWCE'I'T’H heulqnarticrl fa mllllnery. 8 WM
u, N. (we ulmtimni) I
FITCH, AGNEE, Hill. 49 Main N. A cy for
"Old sum Inland Dyeing Kaleb liilimen ."
JARRS, IRS. I. L 2 80. Into II, II. N. W
iitylce. learning a specialty.
81‘. JOIIN. Kisses within atJl. llllIury Fancy
MUSIC TEACHEBB.
BRADLEY, MR5. G. W. daughter of the late Wm.
If. Nash) It” Rain st, N. mtrnmental music only
I’RI’I‘Z, MISS MINNIE P. 191 Main at, N. Piano
and organ instruction.
GIIISON. ALEX. is. 37:11:11 sch. Pm. organ
and harmony.
HUNTINGTON, MRS. 1% Main ILN. Vocll In-
struction and voice development. '
NASH, MISS JENNIII II. 82 North Avail”. N.
Piano and organ Instruction.
SAWYER, MRS. II. J. teacher of Instrumental Ind
vocal music. Rendcnceat Mn. R. H. Plullted‘v,
West iit, b'.N.
NEWS DEPOTS.
BODWELL, II. E. 74 Wuhlngtmi It, RN. blank
books, autioncry, newtovipore, periodical». etc.
WHEELER, J. D. 155 Washington It bridge, 8.11.
Newspapen, stationery, flu and gnu were.
NEW YORK MESSENGERS.
FERRIII, 8. D. (Yrrfm left It Mitch’s store,
71 Washington rt, :5. N. . .
innuendo. it. offices Demyu's.5. 8.; Grou-
ory's 3.; If" York I'D Greene at.
NEW & SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
I’UI‘JMURE, WM. under finlvutlon Army Barracks,
S. N . Stoves. mixes. crockery. carpets, etc.
OYSTER I’LANTERS AND DEALERS.
Ill-ILL. IIIRAII I’. O. Box III, :5. N. wholesale
shippcr uf nyrtcni and ciurna.
CL’TBILL, R J. foot of Raymond at, S. N. whole-
sale dcalcr in llni: oysters.
HUYT. W. II. 3 SUN, 13an at. S N, (foot of
Raymond; plant-ire, exporter: and wholmale
di-zili-rs in native myrtle".
REED it Illil‘SMAN. lilIWntcr st,S. N. planters
and nlilppeni of Norwulk oyrteni.
VAN NAME. J. L. A (1).. I'. U. Ilnr MS 8. N.
iiy-irrv Lind chum. WIIUII’FIIIL‘ and man .
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NIiRWAIjl PATTERN WURKS (tum. II Ale
timrpv. prop. tlwmdc ave. S. ‘5 5mm. 52mm
and Hot Air Furtim‘e work a specialty. hole
agizut for the celebrated Carton furiiacc.
PAINTS, (HIS AND GLASS.
l'Hi)“’l'I"l‘. J. 'l‘. 65 Main til. N, Jewrlf'l loads,
Musliry rind Wadsworth] mixed paint».
RAI MUN!) IIIIUS, Ji‘wett‘a. Atlantic and Swiley'e
L: :id. (all ulur mis and Avr'flll I'lic‘llllcdl I'uinl.
SMITH, W II it 1'0 If: .k l? \Vlllt‘f cl. .V. agents
for I.ilfi.;lll:lfl d; )lnr'lu I. mime,
I'AI'ER HANGISGS.
PRATT Ar I'll Writer at, Ill‘ifl' Wall. N, aim paintr.
liil‘l ‘xl glint
l'RUWl'i‘T. J T. «I5 Minn st, N. vn‘uiluvv shadec.
IIHHRIuL’S. rlrlzircn, ctr.
’l‘.\\l,i‘iit iii ('0 :1 Main st. N. also hardware.
mints. our, gin-s, ctr.
PHOTOGRAPHER“.
lll.A(‘K.\IA.‘-’.t‘ A ll Minn st, N. lit-mutaneona
pm: ms. t lilliln-t.'s photos a spwllilty.
xlllt’l‘ll. G 5' TH \\ :islilngtou st, 3. N. one quality
only and IILII [Ilt' luv-i.
IIHMHIAN. F ii. Gim-ttr‘ hlziidln . N. (‘alllnet
pholugruplls g: .'ui pcr dot; out-h fdoz. Slim).
I’IANU 'I'I'NERS AND RRI’AIRKRS.
llllxlilili. |' l-‘. Lin kwmld Hull. )5, Aim ninth-r in
phllhl'. “guilt z-bcc: Illurtt'. (tr.
I’liANlNG MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D I-.. N. All kinds of wood
work a: ft’ilkll or for the mole.
I'LI'DIIHNG.
MEEKERh (‘0, IV. II. Music Hall block, 3. N.
I‘liimbiutr, sir-em and gas tilting.
NASH. I" II A IlRil. mr Main and Wei-t its. 5. N.
Plumbing and g” titting. ranges and banter».
RAILROADS.
NURWALR IIGRFE RULWAY CO. Janice W.
Hyatt, pvt-sh; Edwm G. Hoyt. stipt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACHB If. Washington st, next in F ii
5 \. property for male, house: to rout. (we adv l
Miiltltldllili IllinblMEDlEl'. h'iil'anhingtun let.
5 5. selling. {Putin}: and rebooting.
Wllaux. H II. Gmtle blilg. N. lnrmtments amt
muriry to burn. .» lac IIlr'Ill'SIll‘e written in bra-i.
of rvmpunlw at tho lama-ll Inlt‘l‘.
\I‘iliilill'AItD H, .\ Nu “must, 5, N. houses 0
roll: ui..l blinding lot;‘ (or ‘ait'.
REST} I'R,\S'I‘:I.
BEE HIVE, "r Wall-r at. N. warm meals a: a..
l.u:.r.~. diliui r :3:
HENRYS. 1.; >0 M'iln s‘..\‘ N Thr- lwi—t '15:: xliuiie r
IIL Elii- i .'y. Ihuml by tlir .’.,ty or “wk,
SANITARY IINGINItILIL'i.
RIDER. \\ It. A NiN. t5 Washington it, s .V
Ilydrnudc rind Cu .. eugLnurs.
HCHGUIJ. (Private)
BAIRD‘S, KISS le’I’lTI'TE, 6 ilrrhard II, N.
Young Lulu-s boarding and «my IthOoI.
NUIIWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Franks.
Roberta, prlticlpdl. Circular on mini-st.
MEAD. Mn. Hillside, N, Day and boarding whim!
for glr‘s and young bull—v. I'm) for any mill-gr.
or mum rum lore iii ill-t”. Fully equl pod lul»
mtury uttuhu . New York artists cuip 0 'id lll
muwhl ilupurtmcnt. stimuli ailvatltugrs or IIlt‘
llit‘ study of art. IlIliJlIJlgL‘I‘ and cloruhun
Spring trim lil‘gil‘l.‘ April tub. (in inure \h .i b.
Il‘ll'i. upon appliratliiti.
SEWING MACHINES.
SHAILER. I' II Ir} So Main int. S N. “Whaler Arid
Wilm-ri“ and "Iliiusehold." noodles, oil, attach
nil-lint. I‘L‘pdlllllg a specialty.
SIIIVI‘IR CDN'I'RAC’I'DRS.
KAYIIINUBIIW‘ rem-rs built, water pipt'n laid.
“Lav-ting. tilting, grading, landscape gardening.
MIDI-I MANI'PAIT'I'I'REIDI.
Ltil'NSIll‘Rh'. MA’I'HBWEUN 61 Ct). EN. [Adm
tine nhm-r,
Gilli. ll WEED a (‘0. factory and mien-mom 71.71.
:5, and 77 \I'Ili'f 9i, :4 .‘v. Kahlil-Ind lr‘TI).
Mutiufiwlurrril iif laillrv' mims' and cliililrru's-
flue footer-r for the triad unite.
SHIRT-WANTS AND UNDERWEAR.
Ill‘l'i‘IIINSUN, ("OLE & (0. Norwalk, New York
and Ilndgcport, Conn.
NPOR’I‘SHIRN'B 000DS.
AIKKNJUIIN II. 3” Main st, N. hrulquarterv for
guns, drilling turkle, ammunition, etc.
DTAIR BUILDERS.
BAKER. JIFLII'H, Water It, out to Whrclrr'a foun-
dry, 5. N, Main and hand I'llll to ordrr.
TIIK DI'NI'AN IRON RAILING WORKS, Wat"
st, :4. N. Wm. II. Hoyt, prowl
HUI.
STEAM ENGINE.“ AND PUMPS.
NDRWAIR Grunt WUIIIIS CO. The, Water st.
near I. It bridgv. S. It.
STIJAMSIIII’ Tron“ AGENTS.
(.'I’R’l‘lrl, ll. W. Masonic bulkliu N. steamship
tirkris, pt nylon agent, notary pli it, etc.
LAI’TUN, JAI'UII 3!. Washington st, next to P.”
5.3. I’M-age ticket-.dnfte, money order»,an and i
810:"; DEALERS.
PIRRISJOIIN II. footof Wuhlngtoesmui. also
brick. lime, cement. hair. plum.
uou’i‘oN. roux ll. MTryior avenue. II. 11. Ill-0
layer of concrete walkn.
RAYMUND IIIIIXI. blue. livmvn, Greenwich and
building utone. [unite and muble trimminzlv.
R'I‘IHTJ, BANG!!!) AND HEATERS.
KBTCIIUII LANDON, '19 Ilavllend st, ll. xv. (In
stoves “I water beaten. I'. 0. box on.
POWELL. J. W. 98 Wuhl n st, RN. novel,
ranges, balm, hour-Murals in; ma. stove re—
palm, rte. Tin and copper work a specialty.
BELLBCK. BYLV'IISTBII. A . W7 Wall!» on at
bridge. il.N. um. ranger. , plumb me, etc.
'l'ltliCluttG.
HORTON, .mmv ii. armor “nine, it. it. unit
and hravy trucking pnmptlyst to.
UNDEBTA Imus.
JENNINGS. J. I). opp. Horn II. II. m. "3'L
drum 7 film If, N.
RAYMOND, (IEO. I]. If [rid til lain It. If. Ital-
dcnce 3 Berkley It. Telephone 1‘54.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
BRIDflfifl, GEO. ILV s. new and hospital rest of
Fairnelil Co. Bank, ll. telephone UH, m. Inev- vi.
woo».
BI’I’I'S. ALLEN, Hill ”(team at, If. M Md
soft, and and vplll, for family nee.
“mt".fil ”IMAM..-
ND HILLS 00. W ‘0'
and mills, Winelpenk. on.
m UNION tern CO. . he. in. W
Ill wool eel-inn d felts.
tumor
WI AUX If it. Wot M.
0.0. Ping-Iii; Annapurna-l
SATURDAY ON THE TRACK.
W. M. SAUNDERS’ “SI’0’I‘” I'AL'ES
A HAL!" IN LIZI.
J. II. I-‘srrie' teeter Gets There in 1:20——
llech Driven to Bone Adnme' Feet and
Pomona Bulky— Ilene le- end Hone
‘I'elk—Seunder'e Pacer ”Spot" In the
but Hone In Norwelk.
This declaration will be apt to excite
curiosity. and the statement it contains
may be questioned, but we believe it is
true and can be substantiated. Saturday
evening "the boys," by which we mean
ouch young fellows as Rowan, Ferric,
Ward. Saunders. Tyler, McQuhae, Greg-
ory, Woodhull, Clark, Adams, Knapp,
anrfothera who have good horses, and
who take pleasure in assembling on the
track of the Driving Association after a
bad day’s work, and giving their horses
exercise in friendly brushes, had one of
their most interesting mectinga. Ward.
Tom, we mean. who was driving his
trotting mare, and who by the way, has
one of the most promising colts in the
town, which he got out of the first lot
brought in by Edward Connors for Al-
den Solmans, had finished his exercme,
and had carried off the honors. and
driven out in company with Mr. Clark
Meeting J. H. Ferris going in with his
pacer. they returnid. Mr. Ferris was
induced, after some pi-mulsiun, to allow
Iii-r to be hitched to Mr. Adumn' Brews-
ter sultry, and S. W. Gregory to drive
her a half under the watch. Mr. Adams
was quite persistent in his demands that
JUIIII should drive, insisting that the
sulky was choice property, anl that
Julio graced it as it had never been
graced before. John could not bepcr-
auaded. however, and when Mr. Gregory
took his seat in the fiftyrpounder, and
took up the ribboniv, Mr. Adams wit-i
fully satisfied, and admitted that Mr.
Gregory was the bettvr linking man.
and that for once he had ('xpé‘IIr’IlCrd an
inamntancouc change if mind. The
more did look well. rind so did Mr.
Gregory, and as they start-Id out for a
jug previous to starting fir (now, the
moat complimentary remarks were made
by all present. Mr.
ii-unlly felicnious. rind till-t
remarkable things be bad lluilc (H a
driver. This mare was bought n'cvnfly
by Mr. Ferris iii Waterbury. not for it
fast one, but for a family horse, and it
is believed that BIle find ilevzr been on
the track until after Mr. Ferris purchas-
ed bonand never before Illlcliid ti) n
aulkv.
When she came down the stretch for
the word, by almost unanimous ex press-
ion it was declared that she would beat
2:50. and a few of the more experienced
ones. Rowan. Adams and Saunders, for
instance, said, "Tilt-it‘ll a forty clip. if
there ever was one." Sure enough it
was, as she made the turn of IIH‘ ".'le
in just 1:2”, which was a gri-u' p rIell’fII'
now. considering all the COIltIlll-um'. and
Mr. I'erria was congratulated by .-very-
body. Rt lwan wented a sperm and blin-
quilt, but Ferris most graciously declined.
ily this timo everybody felt good, rind
Saunders raid. "Gregory, if you Will
drive ‘Spot' I'll let him go a half." “All
right," was the answer, and “Spot" had
token the place of Mr. l-‘erris' more be»
tween the shafts of Mr. Adams" now still
more popular sulky, Mr. Adam superin-
tend‘ing the harnessing. adjusting the
check. and giving Mr. Gregory a few
points about driving horses, poem in
particular. Mr. Gregory could not can.
I‘t‘ZII his surprise as Mr. Adams imparted
his information, and it was very evident
that lieprnposed to profit by it. for he
had it repeated until he had it fully un-
derstood. R man also gave him a few
points, but all we could hear was a few
disjointed words—“lift him," ”gather
him up," ”send him." "uhake him out,"
"catch him quick," “call on him," etc,
Me. At every point Mr. Gregory anem-
ml by a nod of the head, and “you."
"yes, you," “that's to," “u good idea."
"I never know that." and so forth.
Never was a driver betltv equipped to
handloa fast horao than Mr. Gregory.
If be had never driven a bone before
and curriod out theinttructione bu re-
ceived from hie-m. Rowan and Adam»
he could not fail to drive fast.
Mr. Gregory had never driven “Spot"
vaforv. and an ho had recently been
driven by It. lcQuliu I bill In 1:14, It
was not expected that he would lower
this record. but bedid. The flat trial
nhowed 1:15. Mum-gory wee not fully
nullified with it as be void there was just
one tip Mr. Adsmv bud given him that
he had failed to take advantage of.
"All right." IIII‘I IIr. Saundra, "let him
10 again." This trial wee the finest ex-
hibition of speed ever nudeon the track.
“Spot"cama down the more my fast
and got the word at a rapid pit end wee
around to the querter pole in ’36. It
must have been lure that Ilr. Adams
“tip" wee put into use, for "Spot” kept
right on at his terrific pace to the start»
ing point, finishing the bell Io 1:12l.
without a skip. Rowen kicked e little
becauao Mr. Gregory did not let out the
other "link” that be told him ebout. but
everybody else was satisfied, and we
believe we con clove this coconut with
the statement with which It begun—-
“Spat" is the Ieeteet horse In Novwelk.
v . ..
I.” .ti h’w li'n
’n-t lit' ill--
echo-to In Good main.
Jacob Bobcele, the condemned New
Canaan murderer, It In good lie-lib and
teem-to have recovered from them-
vonsnssl and worry brought oeby his
last trial. For never-l week- he no
lrrlteble and even complained about his
food, butnow newlywed-pitta.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Golnp end (lo-Inge of People we
Like to Road About.
R. M. Rose id in Wubington, D. 0.
Sylvester Sherwood, of the borough,
spent Sunday at Niantie.
Henry D. Tnbern, of New York city,
Ipent Sunday in this city.
I". S. Puncher, of Meridian, was the
guest of burgees Bowe yesterday.
Mrs. J. Gormley, wife of officer Gorm’
lay, in visiting friends in Yonkers.
Arthur Davis, of Main street, borou h,
is visiting his parents in Hartford.
Colonel F. 8. Roberta is spending a few
days at the Ocean House, Newport.
Miss Minnie Taylor of Westport, is the
guest of friends on Westport avenue.
Tax Collector George B. St. John and
wife are at the Waverley hotel, Saratoga.
Morris Milleric, of Naugatuck, is visit.
ing Mrs. John flanneuey of the borough.
Mia Clara Marvin, of East Norwalk,
started for I’ittiflsld, Mass” this morn-
ing.
J. Arthur Ambler, of the firm of J. L.
Ambler & Sons, is taking a three weeks’
vacation.
Nathan Hunter, a clerk in J. L. Amb-
ler d: Son’s dry goods store, is oil on his
annual vacation.
Miss Mary (Jamey of the borough, is
visiting Mr. and Mill. Willium Gotham,
in Yonkers, ‘S. Y.
Mia. I-‘mnk Smith and daughter
llltellr. of South First street. are visiting
relatives at Staten I-ilnnd.
Lawyer John H. Light left town this
morning for a week's visit in the unrtlr
am part of New York state.
Miss Ida Masher, of North Union ave-
nue, left town this morning for n two
Wet‘ku' visit in Plainfield, N. J .
Conductors Martin Kellogg and Chas.
Williamt, of the street railway line, re-
turned to their duties this morning.
J. It. Peck, of New York. spent Sun-
day With his mother, Mrs. William Peck,
of Fort Point street, East Norwalk.
Mrs. J. T. Hayes and daughter, of
School street, returned from a visit to
Yonkers. N. Y., last Saturday evening.
Frank Thomas. of New York, has been
spending his vacation with his grand-
mother, Mrs. William Pack. in East Nor-
walk.
Misses Sallie and Charlotte Betta, of
East avenue, accompanied by Miss Etta
Belden, are aummeving at I’ittafield,
Masa.
Mrs. l'. H. igiintard and Mrs. Thomas
Brllt‘dII‘I, Jr., leave South Nurwnlk to.
tiiorrnw morning for u visit to I’latts-
burg, N. Y.
W. R. Bush, of Detroit, Mich, general
salesman for the Norwalk Lock com-
pany, is spending a few weeks at the
Maliuckemo hotel.
Miss Kittie Rhoades, who has been
Visiting the Misses Cole, of Union park,
left Norwnlk for hi’l' homi- in Bay Ridge.
Mich” this IIIOIIIII..:.
Will Olsen and Thornton l’rowitt, of
Norwalk. WIII start for Like Warnmaug
next Sunduy. They propose to make the
trip on horseback. going as far {is Brook-
tield the first day.
Richard G. Mitchell, of New Haven:
Mrs. William Collins, of New York and
Ilia (farrioSmith. of Bridgeport, were
among the out-of~town people who
spent the Sabbath in Norwnlk,
James Cutler, of the firm of Woodrutl
k Cu. spent Sunday at the Mahackemo
hotel. He has runny friends in South
Niirvvalk. having formerly been connect-
ed with the Nashua Lock Company.
Mrs. J. Howard Taylor was here on
her timt visit to Dell Island, writes editor
Bailey of the Danbury News. She was
this guest of Mrs. Jennie Smith, of South
Norwnlkmho. when a Danbury girl, was
Miss Jennie Gibson.
)Ill. LDCKWOOD W03.
Hot "H [Knee Alnlnnt Time It Lllely
to Court Him Denvly.
“LBJ-2. Inckwmd,Jr.,of Norwalk, was
in Bridgeport last I-‘riday,eays the Farm-
er. with a team of handsome hey road.
stem. In conversation with Fred Ilullen.
he Muted about the going qualities of
his harm mt road-wooden. His enact.
tion that the home would cover the die—
unice between Bridgeport end Norwelk
within one hour wee questioned by Mr.
llullen,end the matter finally resulted
in e wager of 850 e sick, that the team
could not travel to Norwelk within an
hour. The start was made from Ray-
mond'a livery stable. end a diepetcli re-
ceived in Bridgeport stated that the dip
tunes from the starting point to Honor
Dunn's livery stable in Norwelk had been
covered in fifty minntev. This news was
verified Saturday by Mr. Bulk-n, who
acknowledged that he had fairly lost.
It in reported that one of the horses
finished in en nil-tinted condition end
wan unlikely to recover. This has since
been denied. At Dunn's tteble, where
the animals are owned, it war raid thet
both hornet would come out all right,
but would never be u round ulhey
were before this cruel race agalnet time.
Liverymsn Darin is greedy navel-ed
over the affair, and an it will out IIt'.
Lockwood conviderable to settle mature.
The distance by roed between Bridge-
'port and Norweik it about sixteen miles.
A no»..."oi....i....'.;
lieu Saturday night the reddeni- on
Elmwood avvnae were W from
their elnmbsrs by the screaming
of a woman, who proved to be
the indlvldnnl known It “[loote.’
The police were notified and the woman
eatdthateimrel young mach-deb
tempted to outs-mo her. They, how-
ever, IIIII flown.
SI: I’REMECOUR'I' DECISIONS
ERRORS rouse lit rwo iii-
l'OII'I‘AN'I' casts.
New 'l'rI-ll (Ire-ted In fine (tune of
Lindsay u. Gunning end Stanton vs.
the Old Olmstend Pnrellel Raul.
The Supreme Court of Errors had just
rendered two important decisions, one
in the case of James C. Lindsay against
Thomas B. Gunning, Jr., and others, the
outcome of which has been awaited with
interest by the entire legal fraternity of
western Connecticut an the case was a
peculiarly complicated end entirely new
one in the courts of this county. The
story of the marital differences of Gun-
ning and his wife; her confinement in an
incline asylum for a brief period and his
death by freezing in the mountains of
anil,~ja familiar to the readers of THE
Scrunch
Lindsay, who is a Jersey City contrac-
tor, built the Ramada, creamery, and
other buildings on the Gunning farm at
Wilton, for which he received only
$8,000 of the amount due. Judge Perry,
his counsel, placed a mechanica’ lien on
the entire farm, claiming $11,000, and
the interest on that amount. The) case
was tried before Judpa Thayer, several
parties who had claims against the
estate being made defendants, and Drew-
ster. Tweedyd: Scott of Dunbury, At-
torneys Hurlburt and Seymour of Nor-
walk, Attorney Austin and Attorney
Davenport, the latter representing the
Chemical NationalBank of New York,
were among the law yers who appeared
in the defense. Judge Thayer found
that the inchoute lien did not. extend be-
yond the eight acres upon which the
buildings stand, and that the land deo-
cribed in the certificate of the premises,
subject to the lien was grosely and
fatally inaccurate, and was, therefore,
void. Judgment was rendered for the
defendants.
Judge Perry and ext-Judge Henry
Stoddard in the interest of the plaintiff
appealed to the Supreme Court of Errors
and the decision now rendered finds
that the court erred and that the lien
covered the entire tract, thus allowing a
new trial. The reasons are by Judge
Carpenter.
The other case is that. of Daniel L.
Stanton against the old Olmstead Paral-
lel, which is to-day the New York,
Bridgeport and Eastern Railroad Com-
pany, and has been in the courts since
March, 1575. Henry Hungerford. one
of the respondents, claimed that he had
entered into an agreement with S. E.
Ulmstead, W. C. Street, William '1'.
Minor and Henry R. I’urrott, a commit-
tee representing the road, to purchase
lend for the right of way, depots and
other railroad purposes, which was not
carried out on the part of the defendants.
He therefore brought a petition for the
appomtment of a recciver and also
Clulmdil big damages. The case was
heard before Julius B. Curtis. a commit-
tee from the Superior Court, who
awarded the plaintiff nominal damages
of $10. In 1525 Levi Wilmer was ap—
pointed receiver. This report was ac-
cepted by Judge Thayer, the plaintiff's
claims in the case being overruled and
the court refusing to rocomtnit the re-
port. The litigation has been a peculiar
one. many phases of the case having
been decided and nearly all adversly to
the plaintiff. The Supreme Court now
finds error and grants rt new trial. The
reasons are by J lidgc Andrews.
A Ilrorer'e “one lune Awey.
Irving Byington. who is employed by
I}. I’. Keefer, the grocery“ out deliver
lug groceries last Saturday eftcrnn
He had just entered Edward Meek. l a
house at No. l'.’ Weatport avenue. u iii—n
the horse took fright and started down
the hilL He ran into tlw sheds back of
the Episcopalt'hiin-h, end after breaking
inbuilt and cutting himrclf considerably.
was captured. In coming down the hill
the home nearly ran into Mr. and lllrv.
Frank Skcels. who were driving to Welsh
port. .
‘I‘wo Railroad Incident»
There came near being two accidents
in thin city since our fut lune.
(in Saturday evening George Hunted
was walking on the railroad track not:
the freight hm. He led a beekst on
his arm. A from more along before be
we: fully awne of hit dangerous poet-
tloa and just as he stepped from the
luck the train whizzed by, «viking the
hesket and vending the contents in all
directione.
A young man from Norweik jumped
from the feet uproa- atllo'cloolr last
evening and was thrown to the depot
plutform. The only demage done was a
diaernngod collar and a broken bottle of
whiskey.
liable Ten-ls Tournament,
The entries for the Harwell: Lawn
Tennis club's double monument Menor-
row are as follows: 4.00 pm. Brooks
Brothers vii. Lockwood and Bumbard;
4:31) p.m., J. Knapp and Route" vv. Am-
hlerend Acton; 5:00 pm. the winners
of the first at vs. the winnorv of second
vet; that p.in.. P. Krupp Ind Taylor vii.
the winnen of the third not. The mtof
they-mend" be played on Thursday
and Belorduy. the entriev for which are
not yet dnwn.
a "vile. rug.
Items. (7, 8. Trowbrldge, Dudley I’.
Ely end A. Solmenv arr down the river
today on a Mini; amnion. On their
arrival home some remarkable pinion
numb-maybenptcm.
'I'IIE “spirituous" DEFINED:
Both 3 Gold-chmldt'l Bell line Have
Itever Suffered Infant.
The hue ball nine composed of em-
ployecs in Roth & Goldechmldt’s corset
factory have yet to meet their first do-
feat. An attempt was nude Ssturdey
afternoon to vanquish them by a club
made up of well-known players, but their
anticipation: were not realized. They
called themselves the Sparrow. The
game was played on the Baxter grounds
and over two hundred people witneteed
the contest. Followrng is the score:
EPARBOWI.
n.3, B. I 5. us. no. a. n.
*I’CIEI’I, c ............... 3 I 2 3 :5 3 0
0nd,”). ..5 I I I 13 0 I
Lan er,3 b. .. I U :3 0 0 4 2
Jammie... .. I I I I I 3 I
Wanna, c. f. .. S l :i 0 0 0 0
Hunt, r. f. .. 5 ii ii ti 0 0 0
ahulian, l. f .. I f U i 2 0 0
Lyons,p.... I 2 2 1 3 7 I!
Mounhan. 2b ......... t l I) t 3 2 I
n 8 It 8 24 10 6
roam aunt‘s. '
a it, E. ii). 3.3 no. A. l.
Km, .............. 5 3 3 :i 2
Powell. r f .. 5 0 2 2 I D I!
Zeiutf. a s... . 5 2 ll 0 I 3 '3
Miller, 2 b , i 2 2 0 5 I 2
Shaw. I. f. .. I 1 2 2 ’3 0 0
Murphy. :1. «I 0 I I 'l 1 0
Se1:0f,lh.., .. r u 2 o 3 0 0
Oldfield, c. f. .. 4 0 0 I I 0 0
Weicl..p .l 2 ii I) i) 5 I
:19 to If 7 25 13 1
Earned mun—5WD. 3: Comet Show. 4. Base
hittt~l’c1era,l; llller,1. Double pull-'W
telulf, Idliler,§ccnr. Bueeon hallsofl Lyons, I:
of! Welch,3. Painted bulb-Pmm.l. Wild pitch“
by Lyon, 1. Left on bases—S n8: corset
Shops, 3. Struck out by Lyons. ; by Welcti. '2.
inn—Emma};
After Forty-Seven Years Stamford Keeps
Her Contract.
In 1864 the board of ueleotmen of
Stamford voted to give those residing in
the town of Stamford who should enllat
for the war the sum of $10,000 after the
war. The Stamford authorities refused
to keep the contract, alleging that it was
void because of illegality. About two
months ago the survivors of the Stern-
ford regiment employed an attorney,
who discovered that. in 1363 the logic]:-
ture of the state paced an act legalizing
all acts passed by the board of selectlnen
in all towns during the four years of the
war, and presented the claims of his
clients to the Stamford seletinan. The
latter employed Hon. Samuel Fossenden
of Stamford, and lion. H. C. Robinson
of Hartford. to give opinions concerning
the town’s liability. The former report-
ed the town liable and the latter exam
ad an Opinion exactly the reverse. Fin-
ally the aelectmen concluded to let the
matter be settled by popular vote. and
called a special town meeting, which
was held Saturday. By a large vote the
electors decided to pity the $10,000 as
agreed and the veterans of Stamford are
joyful. It means the payment of $247.96
to each of the It volunteers, or their
heirs, of the Sixth Connecticut.
Veterans in Greenwich will make a
similar claim for 3 H00 bounty offered
for volunteers by that town during the
war. .
The Death Record.
Miss Laura K. Rapelyea. only daugh-
ter of Mrs. Susan A. Rnpelyee, died yea-
terday morning at her home on Lowe
street, aged 3:} years. She I'lld been in
feeble health several years. Funeral
services in connection with her deeth
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sully Roberta died yesterday in
Darien. in the ninety-second year of her
age. The funeral will take place at
Brookaide chapel at 2:30 o'clock tomor—
row afternoon.
Ella M. Huffman died at the home of
her brother. at No. H Wilton avenue,
yesterday. aged ‘14 years. The Inner-I
will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 4
' .. clock.
Mrs. Ann l2. lletts. widow of the Info
Johnathan Betta. of Wiunlpiink, and
mother of J. ll. Betta, of the borough,
died at the home of her daughter et
Middletown, .‘.“, Y.. yesterdty. Inter»
merit in l'nion Cemetery.
A Nut, Piece.
Uur attention has been called to Illa!
iii known all "Railroad Pond," with the
request that we ask that some action be
taken to improve its condition. AI Ilill
scleon of the year this place becomes
very unsightly in appear-net, uncut]
in odor. end in gencrelly believed to be
decidedly nnwholeeovne. Home tin-I50
the Consolidated Railroad company fitted
ope portion of title pond tomcat:
fraught yard. The present objection-He
we is not IBI‘E.IDII could leads
ntiefactory to the neighborhood It a
umaii expense to the company. The
fluid: officer should marine IIIII plate,
and then call the nttentlormf the com
pany to fill it up, sad remove what bee
been an eyesore and e nuisance for a
long time.
'ormn Destroying the II:- Tree-i
The parched which
many elm trees about the city hsve pet
on this summer il the work of
of mall worml. Theta pettlferone eel-
mel- have for moral yuan prayed upon
the trees at the upper end of town. but
this yeer. it it! sold, Is their first inn-kin
of South Norwalk. An vflectlve
of getting rid of tho out! In to phi” I
girdle of oeuvre. coated with printer’s
ink, around the trees.
Mowing With a merit.
A Home man, the proud end «like!
lactic owner of n bicycle, claim! to have
discovered A new one for the am.
He stuchso hie lawn mover in Iteed
ride- merrily over the I"!!! M bl.
more old feebiooed Mention en pm!»
In; away mum-cutter In the” stylv.
If his plan carillon! to Work well VIII
a lift it will be to the bicycle trek.
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