Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 15, 1890 · page 1

 

 

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NUMBER 791.

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN“ TUESDAY. JULY 15. 1890.

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DIREOJORY

billit Billllll Illll'llll

onus
TOWN OF NORWALK.

AW: N.—Norvnlk; 8. N.——80ntb Nor
walk; I. N.—Rsll Norwalk.

'l'o than of our "ador- who are not al-
ready sum of the fact we would an: that
"or, Ir. heral- npnscnted, what or of

or III-I1 dogma. wlll be found
Wily nllahlo In every boldness trans—
ullou, and well worthy of all patronage
unloaded to IIIQE:__—__._
All! cons-REsSORs.
NOBWALK IRON WORKS L‘O. The. Water iii,
In! If. If. bridge.
ARCHITECTS. l d
. WI. 8. fill Washington st. p nus an
Kypglgcsllons furnia’ bed at reasonable rates.
RANDALL. IINER D. cor. Main and Wall tits, N.
scale. inocpectlve and free hand draw mg.
AUCTIONEERS.
NITCHIILL JAIES, office on Wall st.N. Real
cststobrokcr and snctloneer.
XORRRLLA L‘HOHIIEDIEU. 95 Washington st, .
all klndaof pmpergyAaold.

DBKLYN & SON. 27 Halo st. NJIMI 5f \I'ash'ington
st. 5. N. also «laden in coitfcctioncry. icu
cream. fees. etc.

SCOI'IEIJ). EMMA C. 19 No. Rain st. S. N.
agent for Horton’s Cl'lcbrlicd lu- cream.

WERNER. CHAS. L. Main It.nen.r Wall. N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods (billy.

WILSON‘S "Home Made" Dread Bakery. (insulte-
villo. Imve orders at Go.- I'iisur's. l: ILIL I'luce,

BAN KS.

CKNTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The. Wall at. N.
capital “mum, surplus Slum. _ George M.
Holmes. ident; E. L. Boyer. Vice—president;
William . Curtis. cashier. _

CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. 68 Washington st.
near Main. 3. N. Capital simian; surplus 3r:-
an. R. H. Rowan, president; Jacob If. Lay-
lull. cashier. '

PAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
ll “'AIIIIL, N. Inco rated lstl. Capital $21».-
on. Prost.. James \', Hyatt; vicoprest.. Ldvum
O. Keeler; cashier. Lewis C. Green.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The. 51
Wall at N. Deposits 930.0“). surplus 9ND».
Winfield s. Hoody, prest; Harlin 5. Crow. vice
prest; James II. Bailey. tress.

NATIONAL BANK OI‘ NORWALK. The. 51 Wall
H. N. inoorporatad not. Capital $240.1“). Lia-n-
ewt Hill, presL; It. J. Hill rice pres}; H. I'.
Price. cashier. Directors I1. inn L. J. Hill.
\l’. G.'I'bornas. E. K. wood. J. A. Unborn,
O. R. Wilson. E. D. W. Fitch. D, F.
bishop. Banken‘, Herc ts‘. Manufacturers‘.
Personal and Family accounts aro solicitul.

NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wall sit. N.
Deposits ovar cannon. surplus Snood ttmrgu
M. Holmes t.; R. H. Cmufnnl. Vice-pn‘tf.;
Gwrgcli. Ill . tress.

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De
posits over arm coo. surplus $5.0m Alden sol-
nians. prose; John H. Knsp . trw. Inlcrest
paid depositors. Honey! on mortgage.

BEEF, (“1101:"qu
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. is. N. Ilarnmond
. beef. pork. sheep. lamb. veal. etc.

TERRY, Will. M. sh CO.. N. Armonr’s beef all!
provisions. Home dressed lamb and motion.

BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BENTON. J. P. Post ofiico box 43.”). N. Circulars
folded in over lull) Sunday papers.

BLACKSMITIIS.

CARR.GEO. T. ford. Raymond st. 5. N. Horse-
shoeing a almighty.

BRIDGE BUILDERS.

DELL. GI-ZO. s. Ar C0. 1’. 0 box ball, 5. N. builder!
of bridges, docks. pile fonnihtions. etc.

BOUT AND SIIOE DEALERS.

BROWN. H. s. 50. Rain st. :5. N. custom Work and
ropalnng a spectaity. .

HARVEY. C. H. No. Main at. S. N. specialties in
boots, shoes and robbers.

DCHAUB. JOHN & SON, lib Washington at. 8. N.
A good assortment allow prices.

BOOT AND 3110!: REPAIRING.

PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Railroad rm. 3. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.

PINNBD, J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed-
ding stationery. base bull and tannin goods.

PLAIS'I'KD‘S DRUG STORE, A3 Washington at,
II. N. School supplies and mineral stationery.

BOX MAKERS. (Wood and Paper.)
KNAPP. B. F. Water st.:l. N. manufacturer of hat

unpacking boxca.ctc. General shop jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.

HRRIEJOIIN II. ft. Washington rt. 5N. also
blncstone. sewer pipe. hay. straw, etc.

LIONARD. CHAS. '1‘. Water at. N. brick of all
kinds, lime. cement. laster. hair. etc. also blue
smile. lire brick and c ay.

RAYIOND BROS. Milwauku, Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts. brick, lath. lime, crnicnt. adamant.

BUTTER. CHEESE, £665. to.

BOSTON BUTTER HOUSE, next door to the Post
Office 8. N.-—s specialty made of all different
mimic-of cheese. int rtcd and domestic. All
grades of butter, eggs. . canned Kutltll. etc.

CARRIAGE BEYOSI’I‘ORI Its.

DANN. WM. 8. 50 Wall st. N. Carriages. bonuses.

lune stsble and carriage furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

CROW JARED C.slinp Ann st. 5. N. estimates
given. Ding promptly sttcutlod to.

HORTONJVI. A. I'll Taylor avenue. 5. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.

RANDALL. I. D. Randall‘s mill. K N. lodsrn
machinery run by cbuip power enables me to give
low figures. Large work a specialty.

RAYMONDJ. It. sow-w st. SN. manufacturer
of nwldlngs brackets. casings. corni-r blocks. cul-
umns. new: is balnatcrs. Ilsod. scroll sawing and
turning. Hathfocks. hottoin hoanls.benches.racks.
Jobbing done. Estimates given. Telephone: 5145.

SHERWOOD, 8. II. Ill Drove st. 3. N. Jobbing
promptly stteudsd to.

WIINON.8.B.shopCrossst.nrsrflsln.--0fllcccor.
Wallltamllleldcn Iva, N. 3mm Wood working.

frames and turning. Lowest
estimates. Honey loaned. Telephone number 252.
CARPET?! AND OILCLO’I'IIB.

8001718“) 8 IIOI'I‘. 3 (lactic hilly. N. at Wu».

inmost at. It. N. taco advortlsanent.)
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

’l‘lLLY. HENRY. NoNain at. ON. manufacturer of
c 8mm attention given in repairing.

WRIOII'I‘IA PLYNN, footof Frankllzig. WIS"-

mrso curt-(cl wagonmtrncks . n rig.
M and repairing OWL'Itolloflloclng.

5‘ _ OAT!!!” , _

D'AR'I'OIII C. B. 22 No. Rain at. formerly of Broad.
my. N. .rsicrt-r for weddings and parties.

IKAD. FREDERIU f-‘lell st. N. weddings and
partl- ssppiiod all about“ notice.

cA’l‘IIOI-IO 000%

mm 11'. A CD. 25 Rain st. N. also ncwr
its-ism. stations“ and booksellsrs.

ORIENT Pu’l HANUI'AC'I'Imlnts.
LEONARD.CIIAB.T.Wstor N. all «m and
sham. also artificial stops. mp rig, m

CIGAR BOX MANDYALTI‘ItflRS.

51'. JOHN CHAS. s. It lambs" It. H. N. manufac-

tiiinrof boxes and dealer in ribbons.
CIGAR HANDI'ACTORERl-l.

DO" A OLISTIAD CIGAR VILTM. IO tlolaln
It. I9. N. mnfscturus of line cigars.

OLD WELLCIOAR CO. The. Washington It. fl. N.
Winfred lbw.

WAUNRIML ll) Bulalnst. EN. also Jobber In
“afar

DIV". "Infill”.
KNAI’I'. WI. 5. on Washington at. S. N. prompt
Mtge: :1an surveying. Lock in; 77!).
m . )N. it Washmgton‘ at. Mt. n .
0% sld ssnllsry engineers. y
W001) C. N. it lain st. ft. Allordmprnmptly
stranded to.
CLOTHING DIALEHII.
(”Hm BROS. laconic building. Earn) H
Domain 8.x. manufactures. lithium and ”mien.
COAL AND WOOD.
"Bill! 10!!!! ll. n.thlu€m st. KN. Lani h.
WW Franklin. Cross ‘rvsk, l‘ocshouta‘.t

norm. (IRAS/1'. Water st. ft. lbs but varia-
llesof Anthrlclis and bituminous nosl.slso all
kinds of kindling wood.
MYIOND BROS. Lehlgh. (humeral and Imsll
‘I‘OWAHI‘M bituminous for visual purposes.
.AL‘O. Water-t. Jim”
I. ll. ab. straw, grill, lass. sic.up sum
ggLLBOls.
CUT IllnthL. Gurus MP
3. . If. Ramos. principal. Day and evening."
WORRY (Dales-s and Isaiah‘s)

nu tsiw ..
C. ”law‘nsnms
1' it fills;

Sole

CORSET IlANll‘l‘AOTDREIIB.
AGOLDSCIINIDI'J B. N. Innufscr
nfinofthcwlcmua . Corsets.
DOUGH amount.
PLAIS'I'KD‘S COUGII REMEDY.warranted to cars.
manufactured at $3 Washington st. :5. N.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
NASH. P. H A BRO. cor. Iain and West sin. 8. N.
Ann and tin wars.
UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No. Rain st. near West.
IAIIIDE. crockery. glass ware, boost-furnishings. etc.
DRN'I'IS'I'S.
BOUTWELL. C. P. laudcr‘s block, 80. Rain st. 9.
N. Office hours. as. in. too p. in.
KENDALL. GEO. 5.. DOS. Washington. cor.
Franklin III. is. N. Hours ham. to 6.30 pin.
NEWRIRK. J. ('. office at residence. Irwin st.
near Congregational Church. N. gtis administered.
Gold and woelain crowns inserted.
WKEDNV. I... D.D..~). Willis: Washington ~t, .‘l N.
Hours a a. hi. to it p. hi. this llshilllllsh‘ml.
DOORS. SASH AND RLINDS.
SMITHJV. H. & CO. is 3. 17 Water st. N. carriage
wood work. wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER I’II'B.
PIERCE. F. M . 39 Chestnut st.‘ 3113. Crushed stone.
sewer counselor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron, salt glazed and consent
pipe. 3 to 30 inches in diametu.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Znndt are. If. N.
flood-y hours. 8 to I0 um. 4 tob p. m. Prescrip-
tions awfully compounded.

GREGORY. J. G. 33 Wall st. N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. I'opular prices.

RIGGSJOIIN A. ll Main at. N. I’erfumcs,——llfty
live dim-rent perfumes.

I'LAIS'I‘ED'S. 4'} Washington at. S. N. patent medl-
cines. etc. I’hysiciaus' prescriptions a syn-tinny.

. DRY-GOODS.

AMBLEILJ. L. Jr SONS—“The Equitable." No. '2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods. oil cloths. nint-
ttngs lllld rugs.

BANKS. E. K. Mahsckemo Hotel block. S. N. dry»
goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwear 3 specialty.

BENNETT. J. I". Ill Main st. N. Business callab—
lished over forty-two yours.

DICKERIIAN. A. 6: SUN. til Washington rt. 5. N.
dry-gulls, carpets, etc. (311! adv.)

SCOI-‘IELD 6r HOY’I‘. :l (inn-tic bldg. N. as Wash-
lngton at. :5. N. (Sec advertisement. p

STREET. EDWARD. 5 Gazette lildg. N.
gwds. fancy goods. notions and hosiery.

EXI'RP159 00M PAN I ES.

ADAMS EXPRESS I'll . "IIIl‘l' HIIII'LL‘MI mom, 5.
Nun-l“ \I'zilist. N, Lapin-s (”murders in all
ports of thr world. Mini-tiger iriiiilwriil-c. Low
mire. I.¢-~trr Hunt, agent.

I‘IXI'RESSDIICN.

BI'X'I‘ON 5i DIIL'NDAGE. office at Bcllt'illt‘l'rl. 42}
with st, N. Our motto. “prompt attention."

CAVANAGII‘S EXPRESS. baggiigv. flIfIlltIII'I‘ and
pianos movul. Lune orders at ‘luistuf‘s. s. N.

SHERWOOD. W. “C. N. slate at post otlicu and
Hoic‘s. Careful and prompt servtrc.

leRAO'I‘S. ESSENCES. no.

BI’XBEE; I‘. 5. Jr (‘0. 99 Mom at. N. Monufactur»
cm of fluoride L‘elebmll'd thinning i-xirzirts.

NORWALK EXTRACT (70.36. manufacturers of
line extracts. i' S. Ambler.

FERTILIZERS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradley‘s superpinkpltaimspoo
ial manurns. land plaster. ground bonuwooil ashes.

SMITH. W. H. 3 CI). \l‘ntvr st. .\'. writs for \\'li-
liunis Clark at Co's standard fertilizers.

um; BRICK AND CLAY.

RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shit .5 in stock. rpm

till: to onlcr.llrc mortur.auiid.ch an-y tine linuigs'
I'ISII. OI’S’I'I-ZRS. CLAMS. ETC.

IIL'N'I‘ at ZELI‘I'I". 69 \l‘iisliington at. S N. flue

fish. oysters. clams. fruits. game. vegetables. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'A LKS.

MORTON. JOHN B. it: Taylor avenue, 5. N. Also
stone dculel’.

RAYMOND HROS. contractors for ling. concrete.
asphalt. brick, cement and gravel walks.

MILLDA 8TB“ All) HOT WATER

HEATERS

IEEKKR. W. H. 8. CO. Music Hall block. 8. N.
sole agents.

FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.

“ISLAND GEN"I"LOL'R.thc best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.

L'HOIIHKDIEU,DA.\'IEL. cut end of \l'iniliingmn
st bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.

RAYMOND nuns. hay. straw flour and feed in
package. loud. car or cnrgui a.

RED MILL. Dalton. I‘mfoul A Rose.
ground feed. gruhain and rye iiuur.

FLORISTS.

BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place. 5. N plums. cut
ffovvors and ornamental pieces made to order.

GI'IOUE, P. L. :15 Ward st. opp. l'uiiin Cemetery. N.
I’innts. cut flowers. rtc. Ilornl work it specialty

HcKAI‘. JOHN. E. N. near the depot. Bedding

hints-cut flowers and floral work of till kinds.
‘ine roses a specialty.

SMITH. JOHN H. No. Main st. SN. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plantar-at
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.

FURNITURE DI'IALI-ZRR.
COLEMAN. Tll EODORE,Washington PI. (wast end)
Furniture. kwking-glmcs. plctun: trainee. dc.
CRAII A WIIl’I‘TLI-ISEY. 36 Main st. N. lltay
[mind's old stand). rice advertisement.
RAYMOND GEO. II. new atom. «to and to Main st,
N. l-‘our doors above old store.
S’I‘Ow DAVID. 26. 28. so. and 3:. Soflaln st. SN.
I-‘urn lulu, tantrums. etc.
OAS LIOIIT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. office 19
Water st. N. (in for light. beat and power
Coke six cents per bushel. Coll 'l'ar thrco dol-
lars per barrel. package extra.
UIIOCI'JRS. (Wholoulod
HOLIES A. KEELI-ZR. band ll Wall at N. wholo
sale grocers. flour. grain. hay. etc.
SELLECK BROS. Hand In Wall st. N. wholesalc
groccrs. tlour. full. grain. buy. etc.
OHOCI'IRS.
BROWN a WILCOX 70 Washington st. 3. N. sole
agents for celebrated Farmingtoo creamer y butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. Ill Washington st. ti. N.
choice groceries and provisions.
I'I-Hlltls. CHAD. II. successor to Hutchins. W No.
Iain It. H. N. table delicacies for family trade.
PINNKOAN A O'REILLY. fill! lain st. N. flour.
fool. hay. straw. coal and maid.
PINNEY A BENEDIL’I‘,“ Walt at. N. fancy and
groceries, confrctioncry. fruit, etc.
YI’I‘IIII. D. W. Wm Ive. cor. Kerwin st. N. malt!
lacs. butt

1000.. to r. c .

CLOVER. (2.1.. all all sf. N. I enter to the best
"MIC obtainable.

(WITH A SUN. '1‘. B. Sprlnfwood. 8. N. line gro-
ceries. choice masts, flour. cod. etc.

HANNRD. W. 8. Rut ave. ow RH. station. KN.
Asbestos paint. schwl supplies. etc.

LAWTON, I'. DJ (70. 2!. 80. Main It. 8. N. (to
cuties and table delicacies.

L'IIOIIIIIIDIIEL’. DANIRLcsstcndof Washington
at. bridge. ll. N. toss. coflum. spires. s rwcialty.
MOORE ik IIARIIAN. Nolsln at. near West. le.

flue groceries. foreign fruits. flour. food. etc.

NEW mull TEA (:0. 1: thin It. Nm-M. Hollorw
Teas. coffees and spices a specialty.

NICKERHON a limb. as and 37 Rain at. N. a
specialty mule of table (billcsclcs.

O’l‘llAle. 0K0. Wilton an. and fichoul at. R.
New slow. new goods and new prices.

DSYMOUII. C. It 33 Wuhln at. B. N. bend-
qriarters for celebrated ‘Dcvr p' canned goods.

VALDIIN. CHAS. II. 5 Wsll at, N. Croamcty but-
ler, cheese. eggs. tabla delicacies. fruits. sic.

IIAT’HCIIS' PURE. (M'I'R'B (In

ASCII. JOSEPH J. 'l Ilonros st. 8. N. also farmers
of bat bodies.

DATKS. )IARTIN JIL I: 00. 79 to 91 Spring st. ll.
N. anal anal skins. plastics. imuilngs,
and cut a of hattcrs’ furs.
namns' TOOLS.

WHEELER. W. A, Water st. 8. N. iron founder.
light soft castings. extension water boxes.

HATS AND CAPS. (BORN-l N

KNOW THE HA'I'I‘IR m Washl‘r'rfilon It. 8. .

a specialty mule of fluo'ltlff and lists.
IIA'I' HANDIAO'I'DRRRD.

DAKIR. it. v. a co. Union at. H. N. Pin- air
sud flexible hsll.

CROFU’I‘ R KNAI'P. established I“. factories
cm. Rain a Union and Waist A Tollos Its. a. N.
New York office lob Omens street.

IIb’leRLL A BARTIIOL. lechanlc It. ILN. Wins
Ill! and"! derby ls.

RATIOND I COIM‘OUK. Day It. 8.11. Ilso New
Firming MIMI. Isms slums.

Vigil-gm 00. “.mymoudmum DI). 5.1!.

Dry

 

Gram. choic

 

Milk. 0
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all-ll.

 

HARDWARE AND OUTLIBY.
PROWI'I'I‘. J. T. 45 lulu II. N. light hardware Ind

carriage parts.
SMITH. W. II. b co. 15M 17 Water st. N. hulld~
ers‘ and Marlow supplies

QU’IN’I‘ARD w. 0. time not block a. N.
oils. glass. clc. use adv.) ' m
HARNESS MAKERS.

DWYER. I’. II. 22 Wall II, N. custom madcharncss

and repairing neatly dons.
HORSE DEALERS.

PARSONS, II. II. Ilnlokside chk Farm. 3. N. dim
hour: suited to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
French coaching stallion “Galllard."

HORSE SHOERS.
McQIYIIAE. JOHN. No. Rain st. N. N. special at-
tentlon given to sharing driving a trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HUI'EL. 16 Main at. N. J13. Collins.
European plan. restaurant attached.
GERMANIA HOTEL. 89 Railroad place. George
Bomb ems.

.

NORWALK HOTEL. op . I). a N. R. If. depot.
I, McPherson. strictly trcla- accumulations.

OLD WELL HOTEL. 80} Washington It. SN. Reed
Haviiand. proprietor. Europun plan. 80 rooms.

HOUSE FHBNISIIING GOODS.

STEVENS. J. H. mWIshlngum st. 5. N. crockery,

glassware. tin and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.

BI'RCIIARD. If. “Beldcn Point Pumi."S. N. also
milk prmlnsvr. ' .

INSURANCE AGENTS.
common it LOCKwoon, 9 Main st. N. Insur-
ance and real estate in all its branches.

LAY'I‘ON. JACOB M. Washington of. next to PO.
SN. flrc. plate glass. accident and life. (no adv.)

LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. Main and Wall sis. N. Real
estate. investments, loans negotiated. etc.

MORRELLG: L'HOIIMEDIEU. 95 Washington ll.
:5. N. strictly first-class companies represented.

TAYLOR St GOLDEN. 45 k 47 Washington” It.
5.x. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSD RANCH COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. Ci) 9 S L‘-
Homuiediou. agent, Washington at. S N ad.
METROPOLITAN LII-'I-I INS. Cl). :6) Washington

st. 5. N l‘. .1, Guild». assistant snpt.

NORWALK FIRE INS. ('11. N In sucrussfnl
firmness since Hill). No outstanding loan claims.

PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. ('l). The. Luudi-r‘s him-k.
Main st. S, N. .liio. French. inst. superintendent.

I N \' I‘ISTM I'JNT SI'ZCI' RITI I-ZS.

CRAYFI‘RD It. 11. Mus-mic hirig. N. 6'. Bond!

Mi»idie~er flanking ind Builttabie M't'ip: ms.
IRON AND STEEL.

SMITH. W. H, lb (‘0. 15 and it Water st. N.
rpritiinm. uklt'l‘. carriage laminate. etc.

IRON FENCE AS I) R.\ I LI‘SOS.

MBIllll’l‘T. I}. SI. 5': and so Witter kl. N. Will work
of nil kinds.

THE lll'Nl'IN IRON RAILINO WORKS. \I'stcr
st. 5. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprirtor.

IRON k‘lll'NIHEII-ls.

GILES & l'I..\.\'t‘Y at The Norivziik Iron Works

(0.. and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
J BII’I-ILE IN.

FERIIIS. A. S 39 So. Main sf. 8 ' up. City Hotel.
5. N. tini- watch rrpairiii: a PIM My,

IIOI’T, II. II. ”No. Main :1. S. 3. slrlCil)‘ tirchith
goods :t: low priirs. .

JAi'Kh’l i.\'. Ltl - RAN D. .58 \I'.iii 5?. N watches, dis»
murals. t‘ll‘. I'itii' much ropuirtng u i-lm‘lal'y.

Rllilll. H. S di.iiiiond.-.wutrhur. ji-urlry, silver and
platnl \iurv. ropziiring aspociulty. til Main st. AN.

LA wv Bits.

AI'STIN'. ALFRED E. mom :3 Mic-«mic b'd‘g. Wall
pr, imrttuuh. Sunny and Rval Haunts.

FROST. Ill'SSEI.L. S No. Main i-t. notary. legal
business of all kinds can-fully attended to.

Ill'Itl.Ill"I‘T. .l. fli-lLDl-ZN. rooms 5 and ti Gazette
building. Willi st. borough.

LIGHT. JOHN II. It): Washington st, S. N. notary
Cotiiiiiissiouer of deals for New York state.

LOCKWOOD. EDWARD M. room 4 tum-tic hidg.
borough. Attorney. notary and WMIUIII'.

SEYMKUL'R. JOHN 8. room 3. I-‘airilcld Co. Nat.
Ban building. N. Counsellor at law.

WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
st. borough.

LIVI'IRY STAIILl-IS.

DANN. IIOIlAl'E I'l. ExCrIi-ior livery and board-
ing stablos. mice No. :5 River st. N.

GREGORY. GEO. 5. ll Knight st. N. Fine turn-
out» a specialty. Telephone :tb-‘J.

LOCK MANI‘I‘AC'I‘I'RERS.

Llh'KIVllllI) MANI'FAI'TI'IIINH l'l). I):iy 531.5.
N, Mnnufactim-n- of Illilllll'l’" IlllrlIVI'JlfP flow-tun
oflb‘v :hi I'eari st; va Ini'k Ollli'r‘ 1v.) Hindu .-l.
l‘ltlt‘ngil office 1'.) I.J‘-I\l' st.

NUIIWAIK LUCK I‘UIII’ANY. N. N. New York
office sfll‘hanilwrs st. Locks and bitiidenn‘ hurd-
waru; designers; founders vmrkcrs of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass and iron.

Ll] M m: If. DEA I. II RN.

HILL. E. J. 9 Want st. N. All kinds of luniberde-

iii-cred to any point by rail. team or vessel.

MACHINE SHOPS.

NOHWALK IRON WORKS (‘0. The. Water st.
hour It. It. bridge. 8. N. General machinery. iron
and brass castings. forgin‘gs. Babbitt metal. to»
painl for maiinfzictories an stoninboats.

Sf‘tlli‘lEID. \\'.\l, A. Knight st. N, New machinery
IIIIUIl‘ and ri-pturiiig promptly attended to.

MARKET GARDI-ZNI'ZRS.

JENNINGS It \I’ATERBI'BY. :5. N. berries and all

Kurds“ producc in scawn for the Whillcsalc undo.
MARKETS.

A MODEL MARKET. 20 Wall at, N.Wm.Wardwcll.
prop. beef, veal. lamb. motion and poultry.

AVISON. A. 158 Main at. N. meats. fruits. vrgctsv
bier. rish. oysters. claim. and cscuiiops, butter.
eggs. lard. cabin-d goods. etc.

BENNET’I‘ A lll'S‘l'ltD. meats. flab. cysts“. lob
stcrs. clams. fruits, 28 No. Rain rt. 3. . .

DISH-ILL. DANA C. I2 Main at. N. choice mull.
poultry. fish, vegetables. etc.

BRIT’I‘O'H CENTRAL MARKET. ll Water st, N.
Mean. vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lowest prices.

CARR, WILLIAM H. llrmwlict Farm market. EN.
Iv‘ino meats. frosts vegetables—lowest cash prices.

FARRINO’I‘ON. J. A. meats. nitrg‘Jshmysms.
vegetables. truits.bntter.’ctc.. Ht. route. 5. N.

GENT. (Hit). '28 Clintniit st. fl. N. choice meats.
vegetables. fruit. i'tc. Lowost cash prices.

HAYRS PERI) ll) NoJIain st 8. N. prituc mots
of all kinds. Ilorne rr-ndrred lard a specialty.

JU DSDN. A. (I. Central Market. cor. Main and Havi~
land at. ll. N. t'holce meats. poultry, vegetables.

LIIIBURNRR. WM. llkl Washington st. bridge. a.
N. dealer in all kinds fresh meats.

LOCKWOOD. L. Washington 5!. bridge. 3. N. In:

meals. flab. oysters. dams. vsgslsblos. clc.

LOUKWOODA LOCKWOOD. 7 Ilsin st. N. flu
meats poultry. fish. oysters. claim a specialty.

LYONB. A. 3.. Old Well Market,” No. Alain I,
ll. N. prime masts and poultry st lows-t prlccs.

HALIO, ALDIN. lain If, our West. fl. N. choica
inc-ts. fish, oystcrv. Vt'l’tlflblcl, dt-llrstMn. etc.

I'ltllllllthG. If, ll. Rut svo. op. school hortsc.R.N.
beef. veal. mutton. ctc.

fll'IIAITH. JACOB. Ill Well “'3th It. 8. N.
strictly first-class meats. poultry a specialty.

SM I'I‘H‘S WASHINGTON MARKET. M Wash
ton st. AN. flue masts and poultry for family trade.

SI’ILLANR.J. W. 15 Iconsrd st. N. wagon runs
ilmly all over the town.

WADK,W. is. market. Elnora". 8N runs
to all parts of town with fine fresh and ' 1 meals.

WIXON. J. R. in Wall st. N. Clinics meats. poul-
try. fruits. vegetables. butter. eggs. sic.

MARDLB AND ORANI’I'I.

DATEfl, l’. W. Water st. N. manufacturer of lino
granite and marble work. also dealer in building
stone and cemetery work.

RTRI’END. If. W. to Main st. N. Marble and gran-
ite monuments. headstones. rants. etc.

“ARON! AND IIUILDERS.

SRYIIOUR. HENRY. 1918 West ave. ILN. All klndl
of stone mason contracts taken.

SHELDON WILLIAII. 10 Wilton avenue. N. am
mason. Also nagging. curbing. etc.

SHITH. WILLIAM II. 83 Wool st. 8. N. Jobbing
promptly at to.

LAWLOR. WILLIAH. ll Hill If. N. All kinds of
stone mam grsdlug promptly attcrufsd in.
Granite supp ad from my own quarry.

MEN'S Olim'l'l'filtl.

COHS'I‘OCK DIIOB. laconic bulldlnf N. and If
30. Halo u, s. a. Gentleman‘s firm ailing mods

MERCHANT TAILORE-

OUBOWBKI, R. If Wall st, N. A perfect It [ll-Ir-

unload.
KOCOUR. l'. 17 North Isis II, 8.1!. this auction
lim‘b' Railroad Plus. ll napalm. ad
IO , . .
chasing s spsclsltv.

m muss.
“minnow-Mm»

 

 

 

alumnus AND IAlth' ooons.
CAVANAGII. loss I. II. 1 Clay st, 8. N. million
and dress making.
rawcm's hwlqnartcrs fir mllllncry 3 Watt!
st. N. advertisement) '
for

PITCH. AGNES. Ills. It? Rain st. N.
"Old Staten Island Dyeing ntablinhman .“
JAMES. NR8. I. I... ll hoists“. 8. N. halal
stylus. Mourning a specialty.

31'. JOHN. Misses sauna at. N. lull-cry. Y
and Hair Gooih. W!

HUSIO mounts.
BRADLEY. Ills. G. W. danghterof the late Win.
It. Nash) HO Main st. N . trumeutai music only
FRITZ. MISS MINNIE P. fill Ifaln at, N. Piano
and organ instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. ti. 3': Hi It . Piano. 0'2“
and harmony. I sf. N

HUNTINGTON. IRS. 1'29 lain at. N. Vocal in-
struction and voice drreloprnent.

NASH. MISS JRNNIB II. at North avenue. N.
Piano and organ instruction.

SAWI’KR. IRS. ll .1.th of Instrumental and
vocal music. Residential Null. II. I’islstcd‘l.
West at. S.N.

NEWS DEPOTS.

DODWRLL. II. B. N Washington If SN. blank
botiks. stationery. newspapers. periodlcsls. etc.

WHEELER. J. B. 155 Washington at bridge. 8. N.
NewspOpI-‘fl. stationery. tin and glass ware.

NEW YORK HESSENGI-IILS.

mm B. D. Ordm left at Bodwell‘s store.
74 W on st. s. N.

LDCKWOOD. C. II. ofluu DsKl ' .'
ory's N.; New York 169 Gmncfl‘an ' Gm
NEW I SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.

I’ODMORE. WM. under Salvation Anny Barracks.
S. N. Stoves, mum. crockery. carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANNERS AND DEALERS.

BELL. HIRAM I’. 0. Box In. S. N. wholcssle
stripper of oysters and clams.

CU'I‘DILL, R. J. foot of Raymond at. S. Nuthatc-
sziio denier in fine oysters.

IIOYT. W. H. a SON. 124W“! st. 8. N. (foot of
Raymond) planters. um and wholesale
dealers in native oysters.

REED it IIOL'SHAN. ltll Waterst. S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwaik oysters.

VAN NAME. .1. L. .t 00.. I’. O. Box 5B 8. N.
Uystcm tllltI clams. wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS (than. H. Ais-
thnrpo. prop, Riverside am. 5. t . Stoves. Steam
and Hot. Air Furnace work a specialty. sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

I‘IIOWIT'I‘. J. 'I‘. ‘5 Main at. N. Jewett‘a leads.
Ilzisury and Wadsworth) mlxzril pmnts.

RAYMOND Imus. Jewctt‘s, Atilntic and Mlcy'l
laud. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical I’aint.

SMITH. “1". d: (‘0. is a 17 Water at. N.
for Lungth 5; Martina paints.

I‘A PER IIANGINGS.

PRATT t CO. Water at. near Wail. N. also paints.
oils and glass.

I'Itil\\'l'1"1‘..l.'l‘. 45 Main st. N. window shades.
Hollands, fixtures. ctr.

't'a‘xjiriit a «:0. 21 Main st. N. also hardware.
paints. oils. giawe. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLM‘KMANJ’X A, II Main st. N. Instantaneous
prisms. Children‘s photos a specialty.

NORTH. G s Til Washington at. 5. N. one quality
only and that tin: boat.

READIIAN. I-‘ I}. Gazette bniidi , N. Cabinet
photographs $2 50 per duz: cool i dot. $1.50.

PIANO 'I‘I'NIIR! AND REI’AIRERS.

HENDRIX. (‘. I". ankvmmi Hail. N. A130 disicr in
‘IL‘JUUF' organ-3. sheet music. etc.

I’LANING MILIS.

RANDALLMINI‘ZR D. E. N. All kinds of wood
Work at retail or for the trials.

I'LI'MBING.

MEEKEII& (‘0. W. II. Music Hall block. 8. N.
Plumbing. steam and gas l'ltting.

NASH. I-'. H a film. cor. )lain and West rats. 8. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. rsngcs and heaters.

RAILROADS.

HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W.

- 0- last. an!»

\

agent-s

NORWALK
lino.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, J ACOB M. Washington st. next to ITO.
5. N. property for sale. boom to root. (81‘? adv.)
HORRIJIJ. a‘i L‘lllnnII-IDIEI'. 96 Washington st.

5. N. selling. renting and rolimtiiig.

WILMW, ii, l1, (turtle bldg. N. investments and
money in loan. Also insurance written ill best
of companion at the lowest rates.

\Vllllll\\'.\IlI), K. A. No. slam st. S. N. houses 0
will and building lots for sale.

IIIZSTA IYRANTS.

III-Iii IIIVE. 5'. Water at, N. warm meals at all
hours. dinni‘r :L’a‘.

HENRYS. it; So. Main st. :3 N. The host 25c dinner
in the my. Board by the day or neck.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

RIDER. \\'. It, A SUN. K. Washington at. S. N,

Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOIS. (Private)

BAIRD‘S. MISS INSTITUTE, 6 Orchard st. N.
\‘onng ladies boarding and day school.

NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Frank S.
Roberts. principal. tflrc ulnr on request.

MEAD. Mrs. nllll'idE. N. Day and boarding school
for girls and young Indira. Fits for any cullugr,
or course tom letv lll iii-elf. l-‘uily eqni pod lab
ratory attach . New York artists cmpo ed in
muhll'tkl department. Special advantages or the
the study of art. languages and elocuttori,
spring tr-rm begins April 5th. Circulars will be
sent upon application.

SEWING MACHINES.

fiIIAII.ER. l'. M. It} NOMAD! st, 5 N. '"W’hm‘lfl and
Wilson“ and “Household." needles. oil. attach
manta. Repairing a spocislty.

SEWER CONTRACTORS.

RAYMOND BROS. scwvrs built. water pipes laid.
excavating. filling. grading, land-capo gardening.

RIIOE MANITFAC'I'IIREILQ.

LOUNSBL'RI'. IATHRWSON A CO. 8.2L Lsdic
am: sham.

GEO. B. WEED 8 C0. factory Ind mlesroom TI. 73.
7.5. and 7'.’ Water at. s N. Enhbllshl‘d ism.
lanofscturers of les‘ mtrscs' and children‘s
Ina: footvvesr for retail trade.
SHIRT—WAIST! AND UNDERWEAR.

HIlTl'lllNHON. COLE a C0. Norwalk. New York
and Dridgeport. Cons.

HI'OR'I’SSIEN'S GOODS.

AIKKN. JOIIN H. a! Alain st. N. headquartnrs for

guns. nailing pickle. ammunition. etc.
H'I‘AIR lllllLDIvlltfl.

BAKER. JULIUS. Water st. next to Wheeler's fonn~
dry. 3. N. lllsln and hand rails to onlrrr.

run DUNCAN IRON RAH-IND W08“. Warn
It,tltN.Wm.H.Ile.W.

STEAM ENGINES AND PUll’fl.

NORWALK IRON WORKN CD. This, Waist st.

nut R. It. hridgs, II. N.
s‘l'I'IAiIIsIIII’ TICKR‘I' AGENTS.

CURTIS. H. W. Ifsloalc building N. steamship
tickets, pension agent. notary pu Ii . etc.

LAYTON. JACOB M. Washington at. next to I'D.
EN. l'assagc tlckstndrsfis. money orders.tseo ad.)

II‘I'ONB DEALERS.

"ERIE. JOHN II. fool of Washington‘flN. also
brick. lime. cement. hair. plaster.

HORTON. JOHN II. (It! Taylor arena. 8. N. Also
layer of concrete walks.

RAYMOND BROS. blue. flown. Greenwich and
building «ms, granite and msrhls trimmings.

810V”. RANGES AND HEATERS.

KR’I’L‘IIUM LANDON, 29 Hsvllaud st. 8. N. Gas
stoves tutor beams. I’. 0. box M7.

POWELL. J. W. I! Wublnflon
ranges, boaters. boon-fonts trig good store rs-
palrs. sic. 'l‘ln and cuppa work I ly.

BELLIWK. BYLVIIB’I‘III. Aquhlngxon II
bridge. SILIWVCJIIIM plumb .m-

T300311“).

HORTON. JOHN B. as Taylor Ivonne. II. N. Liam

and heavy trucking wouptly attended to.
UNDERTAKIRB.

JENNINGS. J. D. opp. Hons If. B. W! rosi-
dsncs 7 Kim It. N.

MYIOND. GEO. H. 10 lull Q lain R. N. Rosl-
dsnuv I Berkley II. 'I‘alsphons TH.

VETERINARY IMIOII.

BRIDGES. 0E0. DVD. most and hospital rear of

NrfllldCO. flank. N. tslcphossm. res. lasso: st.
WOOD.

tram. ALL“. Iii] ”Clonal ll. I. Bard III

soft. sawed and spilt. for tally ms.

u. 8.2!. stoves.

mmm mama}; “
WW 1"“... ..T.....
MEIR mi Ma...- a a.

mm mm w.
mums-slash 1..

 

$30M Fofiisw MAINS.

ACTION OI’ ’I‘IIE SYRIA]. “ROUGH
IBETING HELD YESTERDAY.

Ingmar Wood lull-Ins tho Illa-lion
and tho Resolutions Appropriatlng the
Money Psss Unanimously.

 

At the special borough meeting held
yesterday afternoon in the town house.
about one hundred and seventy-live were
present. Warden has presided. After
the meeting had been formally opened
W. fl. Homly presenter! tho following
rosolntiooe: '

l’olcd, That the water commissioners
of the borough be. and hereby ore. auth-
orized and directed to cause to be laid a
sixteen~inch iron water pipe from the
lower borough reservoir in New Canaan.
Is nearly at grade and so near the river
as practicable. to muncct with the main
pip now laid at a point about two and
ouqnarler miles below said reservoir
Ill below Daniel's saw mill.

'aferf, That the work he done and ma-
terial be furnished by contract. and that
the water commissioners be directed to
advertise for proposals therefor.

I'offlf. That. the Court of Burgeosea be
siithnrized to borrow in the name and
on the credit of the Lorovgh the sum of
830,000, or so much of said sum as shall
be necessary to carry into effect the
aforesaid votes and to give the notes of
the borough therefor: and to pay the
money over to the said water com-
missioners as fast as it shall be needed in
the prosecution of the ‘work.

After the foregoing resolutions were
read. borough engineer Wood explained
the situation. by means of one of the
borough maps. showing the hydraulic
lines. After this explanation the subject
was discussed at some length and those
present were fully enlightened as to the
line of pipe as now laid. It was evident
that the only proper course to remedy
the eviliwas to lay a new line of pipe be-
tween the two places.

When the motion to adopt the resolu-
tions was put, it was cnriitd by a unani-
mnus vote.

I'. l. C. A. NEWS.

Outing at III-cl Roek-JIoonlight Sail to
Huntington. L. l

A party consisting of i. t: it.» mil» [5 of
the association enjoyed it .. .74.. t:.- rid.-
to Black Rock Monday HIKQ‘I’IllIuh and
evening. The start was made from
South Norwnlk at So'clock. and the Rock
was reached a little after seven. w here a
fine dinner was awaiting the party. and
to which ample justice was done. After
enjoying the cool breezes from the water
for a short time the return drive was
taken, and upon the arrival home all
expressed themselves as = greatly pleased
with the trip.

On Wednesday evening the weekly
row on the sound will be enjoyed. the
start being made from Rev. C. M. Sel-
leck's dock at 7 o'clock sharp. Every
one who goes should be tin-r» promptly.

It has been decided that ”W lli'l vrilight
sail of the association on Arthur 1. Will
be to Huntington. L. I. All the mem-
bers of the annotation and of the Ladies'
Auxiliary are invited to enjoy this out-
ing. As the number will be limited all
who would like to go should give IIItII’
names to theileneral Secretary as soon
as possible. and thus he sure of a seat.
The tickets will be .50 cents. Those wish-
ing refreshment should provide for them
before starting.

Chung" at the Depot.
Workman are employed to-dsy purii
tinning OR a room next to the ticket
other at tho depot in this city. The
apartment will be used by the Western
i'oion Telegraph L‘o., who now occupy
the room in the south end of the waiting
mom. The reason for making the
change is that the present telegraph
office is in the way of another change
that is to be made. A ten foot window
will be placed in the wall to accommo.

date Lane‘s Depot Restaurant.

Will It. Glad to flour lulu Again.

The Rev. Charles II. Bullock of St.
Paul‘s Episcopal church. Norwalk, oc-
cupied the pulpit at St. Jsmt-s’ church
Sunday. Them was a large congress»
lion both morning and evening and tho
preacher delivered two entertaining and
instructive discourses. The music was
especially fine, the solo by Miss I‘aysr-
Costner being particularly command-
Iblv. Tbs Rev. Inflsllsok has many
friends hsrovvlio will be glad to hear
him sgain.-l)snbury News.

'11:. Look Lon-lad.

The ii ted in the tip-town Boston Store
has at last been checked. It was dis-
covered tbst the large min under the
horse railroad track hsd burst. and tbsl
the water had followed the mica pipe
into the hasamsnt of the store. Ifcn
worked all last night looking for the leak
and the break was repaired at an early
hour this morning.

Building and Loan Association loath-g.

At the meeting of tbs Building. Loan
and Investment Association. which takes
place tonight at the rooms of tho also-
elation on Washington street. tbs first
part of the «out»: will he devoted to
the routine or regular MIDI, includ-
log the making of aflflOOortlfioolosn.
At nlas o'clock tbs sunusl roosting of
stockholders will be hold for tho purposs
of electing officers.

lass-lo Ilsa-Its.

At this regular monthly mastitis of'ths
hoardof directors“ thslsmlc Rntusl
Bonsai Annotation at New Ham last
"out" $8,000va to tbs widow
of mammal!” of llarldan,aads
Ilka amount to tho widow“ tbs lsts
thfhmllahollliorriof Nsersvss. Bl:
sawmhrswarssvssptsd. .

 

PERSONAL PA BAGBAPIIS.

no Oolngs and Comings of Paopls ivo
[Ilka to w About.

Him Hattie Oliver, of Betbsl, has been
visiting friends in Norwalk.

Miss Susie R. (buss. of New York, is
visiting relatives in the borough.

James Ferris. of Long Island city. is
calling on borough friends today.

Miss Lillian Demorest, of the borough,
is visiting friends in New York city.

Eugene HoCann. clerk for .I. L. Am-
bler 6: Sons. spent Sunday with friends
in Dunbury.

Harry \‘an Humour. of Worcester.
Mass, is spending a few days of his va-
cation in town.

Edward Klatt, of Long Island city,
spent Sunday with his wtfe on Chestnut
street. borough.

Miss Alina Shepard. of Bridgeport. is
the guest of Miss Minnie Taylor. of
Catherine street.

J. Howard Selleck. formerly with J.
A. I’inneo. leaves tovvn tomorrow for a
short sojourn at. Saratoga.

Arthur Davis. of the borough, who has
been visiting his parents in Hartford, re-
turned home last evening.

The Misses Hinnio and Sadie Godfrey
have returned from a two weeks visit
with friends It Baotou. Conn.

Morris Raymond. clerk for Nickemfll
ck Belts, will trike his annual vacation
this week. On Thursday he will start
for New Jersey.

Misses Grace Force and Lena White
have returned to their homes in this city
after making a few week-J visit to the
White Mountains.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dean are visiting
at the residence of Henry 1’. Morgan. on
High street. this city. Mrs. Dan is
sister to Mrs. Morgan.

Mrs. Amos Brown and daughters, of
Milford. who have been visiting Mrs.
Theodore Brush. on Prospect hill, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.

bliss Katharina Dowd. recently princi-
pal of the Concord street school, was in
the city last evening. a guest of Dr.
Emily Purdue. Miss Dawd and Miss
Bertha Brown, also of the Concord street
school, left town this morning for New
York. from whence they will sail this
evening for Maine. to spend the balance
of the summer.

A iiiss I.\‘ run vusuioitsrsit.

 

"Where Ignorance ls Bliss 'tls folly to
ho “'Iso."

A pretty good joke is told at the ex-
pense of Dan Connelly. the borough con-
tractor. Since the recent trouble with
the water arose, engineer C. N. Wood
has placed a wafer songs in the window
of his Main street market. has: Satur-
day evening. when the water was first
turned on from the upper reservoir, quite
a crowd was gathered around the win-
dow, among whom was our genial friend
“Dan." The crowd was conmirnting
upon the pressure when someone said.
“She's gone up four points." Another
ejaculated, “She's gone up ten since 3:00
o'clock." Dan, being disgusted with
their ignorance. blurted out. “You »
fool. it's colder now than it was at 3:00
o‘clock; how in the ~-—-~ could it go up
ten points “Dan" evidently mistook
the gouge for a thermometer. “Where
ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise."
«prom the poet."

Honors-d by (lunar-I Alger.

General R. A. Alger. commander-iri-
chief of the Grand Army of the Repubo
he. has announced Connecticut aid—de-
camps for the August Boston encamp-
ment as follows: J. D. Thompson. New
Haven; William N. Mix, Wslllngford;
Charles f‘enton. Williinantic: E. J.
Steele. Torrington: Charles H. Hayes.
Ansonia; Joseph G. Perkins. Lyme:
George I. Huxton. Norwalk: William II.
Bentley, New London: D. W. Davis.
Middletown; 8. ll. Illakcman. Birmingv
ham: I‘. A. Spenser. Waterbury; A. P.
Hammond. Itockville: Franklin Hall.
Bristol; J. N. Wilson. Hartford; (l. R.
Hurlhurt. Hartford; Patrick Wade. Jr..
Bridgeport; II. A. Cornwall, Portland;
C. F. Seymour, New Britain.

DIM wim- n . van.

A low months ago Mrs. A. It. I’urdy
cum to this city after paling through
a shoes-fol opcrsllouof having s tumor
removed at s Now York hospital. 8M
visited her sistsr. In. C. U. Stevens. on
fllmwood svonus. Elba was attacked
with dropay shortly after her arrival
here and died from the affects of the dis-
use at 8 o'clock this morning. Destruct!
was a sister of Mrs. C. C. Btovons. Mrs.
John W. Sludwell and Mrs. William H.
Wilkins. Fuusrsl services will be held
Thursday morning at If o'clock at the
house on Elmvvood avenue. Tbs remains
will be taken to Roxbury for interment.

Thais l‘lrst (lull-3.

The South Norwslk Club will hold
their first annual outing at Iletts‘ Island
tomorrow. The party will leave lbs
steamboat dock on the simmer “Hades”
st9s.m. Landlord James Hull of the
City Hotslwillsopsrvlso the preparing
of the dinner. Those who have tbs
affair in charge are not new at tho busi-
nsas and the occasion will be very sno-
osssful.

Mayor Hopkins and Borg-ant Wag-
pastor, of Dsubiiry, willgMoAlbsnyto-
day to sscnra rsqulsltlon papers for tho
Dsnhnry jaw-fry storotblsvssnowan—
«for most In Brownian. H. Y. m
prisossvs annually upsst to got on
with a swim of four or an nus
“Andaman-r townrrylri tbs
“wilds-lustful.

THE DESPATCII A HOAX.

“CHARLES IIIIRT BADLI ; DYING;
00]]! QUICK.”

1h. nlystorlm Islam-s halved Ivy
Burl-min St. Jols- of Dunn-Ho Con.
to Norwall SOL-I'm

A man who is described as about fifty
years old. and who gave the name of
Harrell. sent this despstch from South
Nor-walk last evening:

floors Notinuc, Conn. July It. 1330.
Brniirmll Hi. John. I'lorirf. burial, flmr...‘

Charles hurt badly; dying; cone quick' wants to
seeyon - Wit. 0. 0mm.

Mr. St. John. the gentleman to whom
the telegram was addressed, came to
South Norwslk this morning, and in-
quired of Chief of Police Vollmer, at the
Western Union Telegraph office. and in
other places about the city for allu-
planstion of the dsspstch. He said he
know several persons by the name of
Charles, but was unable to tell
which one this telegram referred to.
Diligent inquiry by the police as well as
by a SENTIN-EL reporter, failed to unravel
the mystery. as it could not be learned
that anyone by that name was dying or
had been hurt. Mr. St. John left for
home on the 10:23 train, convinced that
the despatch was a hoax. He was sus-
picious that such was tbecasolast night,
therefore did not hasten to come to Nor-
walk.

I-‘RIIAKS OF THE WEATHER.
_.,___.
The Hottest and Coldest Morning of the
Season Last Week.

The week which closed Saturday. and
brings us almost to the middle of July.
is to be noted for giving us the
hottest and coldest mornings of the
summer. Tuesday morning, July 8.
came in hot—the mercury at 7 a. m.
marking 76‘; degrees, which was not
only lbs hottest morning of the sumv
met, but hotter. probably. with but one
exception. than any preceding morning
here (at that hour) for at least a quarter
of a century. That 'day, too, was “the
hot day" of 1990. Per contra. Thursday
morning.July 10.vras an autumnal morn-
ing in its temperature. the early morn-
ing mark bbing down to 51 degrees.
which was the coldest since May 27. But
the morning of July 12, marked a still
lower temperature by 1 degree; the fig-
ure for early morning being 50 degrees.

This has not been equaled by any
morning this year since May 2?). On
that morning the mark was 45 degrees
at daybreak, and 48 degrees at 7 o'clock.

Such weather is very trying to health.
but physicians report no unusual num-
ber of invalids.

ENTERTAINIENTS. 7

Rico's World's lair Minstrels.

Saturday the long interim between
theatrical seasons will be broken by the
appearance at Music Hall of Rice's
World's Fair minstrels. an organization
headed by the great Rice, and including
among its artists such celebraties as Bil-
ly Birch. Bob Slavin and Frank Kent. in
a programme of minatrelsy embracing
the most popular and mirth-provoking
specialties. This troupe travels with a
full brass band and orchestra. and will
unquestionably please the most exacting.
Tickets at Hoyt‘s and Gregory’s at usual
prices.

 

A Lively Runaway.
A lively runaway occurred on Wilton
avenue. near Citlisrine street, last even-
ing. A h0frr‘llftlI sulky were standing
by the roads-hi.» when the horse became
frightened by ii" train on the Danbury
and Norwnlk railroad. The animal start-
ed to run across the Amphithf‘fi'l'
grounds. when the wheel of the urn,»
caught in the fence, throwing the r. «so
sud breaking out two spokes nl one
of the wheels. No further dtmage
was done. The» milky was soon righted
and tho owner drove on.

I'ulplt Advertising.

' The official board of the First If. E.
church of Heriden, has passed a vote
that “hereafter no notices shall be read
from the pulpit on Sunday excepting
these having exclusive reference to the
First Methodist church." Tbs pastor.
who had nothing to do in the matter.
heartily approves of the vote, and not»
sldarstbassuch notion should be pub-
lished In the pspsrs and paid for. That
church has s sorisiblo board, and a sensi-
blo minister.

In Honor of Mr. fludgo.

B. O. Kevlar, B. W. Maples. W. K.
Maples, Hoses Glover and Charles Olm-
stead, accompanied by R. G. Hodge. of
New York. enjoyed an otsborsts supper
at tho Dorlon House last «wing in
honor of Hr. Hodge. who treated the
party so royally when those gentleman
wars in Detroit sticndlng the National
Editorial convention last year.

Holdup Concert! II ”Halcyon.

It has finally been decided to have
Sunday night concerts in Bridgeport,
though the scheme has boon bitterly op-
possd by many. The thslsr a Wilson
hand will give concerts at ass-lilo park.
beginning next Bonds: evening. The
merchants prefer the Sunday concerts,
as the Batnrrlsy consort- sltrsctsd people
from their stores and affect trails.

A flouting Amy.

Btsmford is becoming notorious for
murders. A report ruched this city
this morning that a young tough riamsd
"de” Ryan lisd bosom iii-moss
last night. 'l'lisputloulsrs In the can
hsvs not yst Man last-sad.

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match—M York Journal.

ALL AROUND THE STATE.

Multan Worthy of lanth- m do lot
flappsa lsay DI].
Robert Fenn,2lyesrsold,disdou
SundayinShelton. Hawssono of tho
afloat men inthsdlto,flsndlngixfsst
six inches in his stochuz' feet.
_ Thirty-five men have claimed their
intention of joining a milihry company
in Norwich. If the. company is formed
the town will be entitled to an armory
building.
The Waterbury firemen are preparing
to give the visiting delegates a warm
reception on the occasion of the Fire-
men’s State convention, which is to be
held in that city on August 5.
L. H. King. the proprietor of s livery
stable in Rockville, is looking for a turn
valued at $400. which was stolen from
Ellington Sunday night.
The annual shooting festival of the
Southern New Baal-nil 81:1:me
opened yesterday morning at East
park, Bridgeport. ,' '
Balding Bowser. a colored Hartford
barber. has been appointed consul at
Sierra Icons. on the Wm coastal Africa.
Willie Mulligan, a acronym-old
Rockville boy. found a railroad
on the truck on Sunday afternoon and
struck it with a stone. It exploded Ind
knocked him insensilils. There is
hope of his recovery.
Peter Belfay. aworkmsn on the found
ration of the new Normal school as Willi-
rnantic. was filled Monday afternoon by
the falling of a derrick.

lncendiaries made another unsuccess-
ful attempt last night to burn the old
unoccupied Johnson house in Water-
bury, the second time within a your.
The building is surrounded by the best
residences in the city and has been an
eyesore for years to wealthy neighbors.
It. is the oldest house in town.

Ernest C. Walter, fifteen years old, is
dying of lockjaw in New Haven, caused
by the accidental discharge of s «noon
on the morning of J uly 4. which blew a
hole between the bones of the instep and
the lower cords.

AS AGED P0211283
And a Relative of General Tom Thumb-
Stu-non.

Warden Baasett of Birmingham be-
longs to a family of poetasnd it is said
by his young gentlemen friends that at
one time he was very deeply inspired by
the muse. A near relative. Hrs. M. W.

 

the author of the famous songs, “Rock
Me to sleep. Mother," and the answer to
it. “Keep Me Awake Mother.” She is
at present in her seventy-second your
and writes poetry with as much enthus—
iasm as when she first courted the muse.
She isan aunt of the late General Tom
Thumb Stratton, the smallest man of
his day. and the general was the uncle
of Warden Bassett, the largest Ind but
built man in Derby. He stands six feet
two inches high, weighsmpounds, can
lift almost a ton in weight and is as
supple as a kitten. In addition he is
the youngest executive officer of any
town in New England, being only in
histwenty-third year. He sgood,
careful ottictal, and all De proud of
him. -- '
Sudden Death of a Wilton Mun.

H. N. Hurlburt, formerly of Wilton,
dropped dead from hoart disease. while
walking along Sherwood svcnno in
Bridgeport about 9 o'clock Sunday morn—
ing. He had been visiting his brother,
John H. Huriburt, who resides at. No.
6:3 on that thoroughfare.

Among the "In.
Some tilts go around looking for
spiders to catch them.—.\tchison Globe.
The light remark sometimes makaa a
heavy heart.-—Terro Hunts Expres.

American (to Englishman whosoum
be has forgottenl‘l be: your pardon,
but—er—vvhat are you 8er of 2‘

Miss Beacon—Jilin waltz is divina I
Do you ever dance the lumen. Doctor?

Dr. Boylaton—No; but I somstlmsl
lance the dsncers.

Col. Yemen—410w did you Iiks It.
picnic?

again that I was glad I wont.

Mhbm—IS the chicken (In-ed
dinner? ’ .

Hannsh-Ya€rm

Mistress—Well. then. come up sud
dress me.

"My benefit is to come off out wssk—a
Friday. (Isn’t yonssslst, III-VIM”?

“I osn‘t possibly be than, but you
may announce ms. sad I will sssdsdoo-
tor's certlilcsto lo ssllsfy lbs sulism'

A new play latrodnnss a soul bowling
alley. 'l’hs halls doubtless luvs the last!-
ing NIL—Boot Ind film! W.

Said the penknifo to the pndlt‘fllm
you're so sharp. I think I’d ballot shut
up."-—Biughsmpton Republican.

0! course a man who would "book" a
fish would lie about IL—Wssbinglon
Star.

The Chicago man's advice is: “Eat,
drink and he married.”—-Yonkm HMO-
man.

Iti- truo that Spain has the cholfll.

but than abs has no bass hsll club.—
I’lttsburgh Chronicle.
Honesty is the best pollcr- 11'“ w
to be tbs principal mm W” W
paopla us Imam, tomwsomfl’m. Jour-
ital.

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If llr. Stanley and his wlfssvsr qusro
rsl It is quite possibla that tiny will
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