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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TUESDAY. JULY 22. 1890.

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DIRECTORY

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Llsiiit Business Iiissssis

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TOWN OF NOBWALK.

Abbreviation: N.—Norwalk; S. N.~Sonth Nor-
walk; II. XI.—-East Norwalk.

To those of our readers who are not al-
ready ewm of the fruit we would my that
every Inn herein reproaentod, vrliet ier of
1:" or null! degree. will be found
I etly reliable In every business transv-
Muon. hm! well worthy of all patronage
extended to them.

NORWALK IRON wouus co. The. Water in,
near II. It. bridge,

ARCHITECTS. l d
WM. 8. 102 Washington at, p one an

Ki‘pgigootions furnished at reasonable rutui.

RANDALL. MINER I). cor. Msln audIWuli sis. N.
scale, pmpcctive and frto hand drawing.

AUCTIONI'IERS.

III'I‘CIIELL. JAMES, oillce 20 Wall st. N. Real
estate broker and auctioneer.

HORRELL a L'HOIIHBDIEU. 95 Washington st,
all kinds of property sold.

BAKERS.

DeKLYN Gr SON, ‘3? Main at, N. and 5t Washington
st, ll. N. also dealers in couft‘cdonery, ice
cream, Ices, etc.

SCOF’IELD, EMMA C. 19 No. Main st. 3. N. Sole
agent for Horton's celebrated Ice morn.

WERNER, CHAS. L, Main st, near Wall, N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. I-‘rcsh goods daily.

WIIIION'S "Home Made" Brood Bakery, tlmnitru
ville. Leave orders at Our I'll/.L'r'r, 1'.‘ Lil. l'luw,

BAN KS.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wall st, N.
capital Imam, surplus H,l00. ’ (it‘tll’gs‘. M.
Holmes, resident; E. L. yer, vsceprmidcui;
William . Curtis, cashier.

CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 Washington st,
near Main, 8. N. Capital Slums)"; surplus 81':-
500. R. II. Rowan, pfvnlilclll', Jucob M. Lay'-
ton, cashier.

I‘AIItIv‘II-ILD COUNTY NATIONAL BAZ‘JK, The
44 Wall at, N. Incorporntetl 15:“. Capital sun,-
000. Prat, James W. Ilyutt; vlcC-prcst., deiu
0. Kcelcr; cashier, Lewis C. Green.

FAIIIFIBLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK,Tiic,5i

all an N. Deposits Mimi), surplus sumo.
\Vinficl S. Moody, Ilrurt; blown n. Craw,vicc
prest; James II. Built-y. treats.

NATIONAL BANK OF SOILWALK. The. bl Wull
El, N. Incorporati-d 155.“. Capital sexton. Eben.
mr IIill, prcsL; 1-1. J. Hill, Vice profit, II, ‘1’.
Price, miner. Directors E. IIlIl II. J. Hill,
W. O.Thonms, E. K. Lockwood, J. A. Usilofll,
O. E. Wilson, 1;. Beard, I). W. Fitch, W. 1.
Bishop. Bankers‘ Ilerciiants'. Monuinrturcrs',
Personal and Family accounts are solicitml.

NORWALK SAVINGS SUCIE'I'Y, The, Wall st, N.
Deposits over $2.0»,000, surplus $3M”) \ .mrgc
II. Holmes. rests, II. It. L'saufurtl. worm-st,
George E. M' , trons.

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, Do-
poslta Over $500 000. surplus $45,000. AilIt‘II 30L
mans. pnsm John II. Knapp, ”Elly. inn-rest
paid depositors. Money loaned on tilortgntgc.

BEEF, (“’holesnlc.)

SOUTH NOIIWALK BEEF Ci). 5. N. llnrnmond
beef, pork, shwp, lamb, veal, etc.

TERRY. WM. M. & CO. N. Armour's beef and
provisions. Home dreamt bunb rind mutton.

BILL POSTER AND DISTIHIIIJTOII.

BUXTON, J. I". Post oilice b01435, N. t‘ingumrs
folded in over low Sunday papers.

BLAC KSIIIT IIS.

CARR,GEO. T. foot Raymond at. S. N.

shoeing a specialty. .
BRIDGE BUILDERS.

BELL, 05105. J: CO. I'. 0 box S'll, 5. N. builders
of bridges, docks, pile foundations. etc.

BOOT AND SIIOI‘J DEALERS.

BROWN, II. S. 50. Main St, 3'. N. custom Work and
repairing a smcialty.

HARVEY, C. II. No. Main st, S. N. symbolic: in
boots, shoes and rubbers.

SCIIAIIB, JOIIN & SUN. 85 Washington at, S. N.
A good assortment at low prices.

BOOT AND BIIOIS REPAIRING.

PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Railroad Place. :5. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.

BOOKSI'JJJ.‘ '35 AND STATIOSL’IIS.

PINXKO, J. ARTHUR, N. turd Engraving, wed-
ding stationary, hose bull and tennis goods.

I'LAISTED'S DRUG STOKE, 4;} \I'ashington at.
5. N. School supplies and general stationery.

BOX MAKERS, (“'ootI 1nd Paper.)

KNAPP. E. 1". Water st, 8. ‘S. manufacturer of but

cases, picking boxeimlc. General shop JubillIlg.
BUILDING MATERIALS.

FERRISJOIIN II. ft. Washington st, S.N. also
blue stone, sewer pipe, hay, straw, etc.

IJ'ZORARD, CIIAS. TWaLcr st, N. brick of all
klnds,lbns, cement, iastor, hair, do, also hiuc
stone, In brick and c sy.

RAYIOND BROS. Milwaukee, Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts, brick, lath. lime, cement, adamant.

BUTTER, CIIEESI-Z, nous, &c.

BOSTON BUTTER IIOUSE, next door to the Poet
Office, 8. N.-e specialty made of all mum-n:
varieties of cheese, imported and domestic. All
grades of butter, eggs. ml, canned min, etc.

CARRIAGE BEYOSITOBI L's.

DANN, WM. 8. 50 Wall st, N. Carriages, harnesses.

horse, stable and carriage furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

(‘IIOWE JAMES C. shop Ann at, :4. N. estimates
given, iobbing promptly attruoml to.

MOII’I‘ON,WM. A. it: Tayloruvcuue, 5. N. Jobbing
prornpu y attended to.

RANDALL, M. I). Randall's mill, I}, N, Modem
machinery run by cbcap pom: cnubim m ;u give
low figures. huge Work it specialty.

IKAYIIONDJ. It. downer It, SN. manufacturer
of moldings, brackets. casings, corner blocks, l...i-
unme, newt-lls, halustcrs. Band. scroll aiming and
turning. Iiat blocks, tmttom ikxsrdrbtuchcaxm' ks.
Jobbing done. EIIIDIIIIUII given. 'I'cicpiiouc 5145.

SHERWOOD. 3. II. Ill urovc st. 3. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.

WILtluN. S. B. shopCmss st, in ...r Mnin,—(lmce cur,
Wallet. and Holden am, N. as. out Wood working,
mouldinpi,wlndow from“; and Larson-,1. IMWt‘nL
estimates. Iloucy loom-d. Telephmu lllIIIIIltI 25:1.

CANE” Ann 011431.01 its.

SCOPIIIIJ) It IIOY'I‘. 3 Gazette bldg, .\. till Wuh-

lngton rt, 3. N. (not: ulvertisemeuu
DABBIAOE MANUI'ALTIJIIBIH.

'I'ILLY. III-ZXIIY. NoMsin st, 8.3. manufacturer of
our , hpecinl attention given in "palm;

WRIGHT 8 I'LYNN. foot of Franklin st, manuf... ,
mm. of damages, wagons, trucks, t-tc. hunting.
trimming and repairing “mintymorse-sbocing.

CATIIIIIJM

D‘AE'I‘OID. (3.3.3 30. late It. formuly of Broad.
waltlsmulor world's-iguana we... ~

KIA”. FREDERICK 53 Wall II. N. weddings and
parties supplied at the slim: mtloc.

CATHOLIC GOODH.

IIAYHI. J.'I'. & CO. 25 lain as, N. also news
Mnflmmdbmlmllen.

(WHEN! PIPE MANUFACTURERS.
LWABD. (HIM. 1'. WW If, N. all I‘ll! and
shapes, also mincinl llt'pe, coping. m;
CIGAR BOX MANUI‘AC’I'I'ILIIIIS.
ET. JOHN, L'IIAl-l. ll. Ifi‘flarrhall at. N. N. manufac—
was of cigar hens and dulur in ribbons.
CIGAR MANL’I'AL‘TIIIH-iltsl.
IIOY'I' a OLMSTKAD CIGAR (:0. Tbs, iu 50.an
It, ti. N. mnfutnrt'rs of line cigars,
OLD WELL CIGAR CO. The. Washington st, H. N.
Established luau.

WAGNEIIJ. a) noun”. 8.21. also jobber in
s‘mlrm

OII’IL ENGINEERS.
“APP. WI. o. to) Washingttm d. S. R. promyt
Milan given to local surveying. Lock box 779.
RID W. II. l 902‘. 45 thi on II, 5.1“. II —
Granulnllc uni unitary originator.” y
WOOD 0. N. 3 Iain It. N. Allorden promptly
eluted!!!

o'wrrmrm unsung.
Comm BROS. luonlc building, Nam! 14
stolen EN. mufwmcrs, 10mm and retailers.
COAL AND WOOD.
mitts. Joust n. It. Washington or. 3.3. Lehigh.
Willie-barre, mum. Cross Creek. I‘ocahouta.
LEONARD. cuss. 1‘. Water It, N. the but vario-
tiesof Autumn and Bituminous cosh-leash
kink 1! wood.
IlAYIOI‘D BEDS. Lthlxh. 00:ka and email
I"store cost. “I.“ “Walnut" for steam purpose.
ULIJIB, If. .ICO. ‘aterst, o. biofu;
n.ll.la1.sims.n|ln.tm.m 9“ to!"
L‘OIILEOES.
L‘ONMM CO IRRCIAL, (turtle b’ i' .
It. I. II. limos, principal. Day uniovwirig.‘
W333: (first end Mane fr’s)
II will If. 8. If. m
rumour...» “a“... m :5. ..,_.
Isa has as rm him ' m

IIorw-

CORSET MAHUIAG'I‘UgtIerIi; !
GOLDSCIIIID'I'. 1 tot! . . anti ao-
mtliixrzlrud‘of the celebrated In . Corsets.
DOUGH REMEDIES.
I’LA ISTED'S COUGII REmYmarranled to cure,
manufactured at 43 Washington st, 5. N.
CIIOCKEIIY AND GLASSWAIIE.
NASH. F. I]. a: BRO. our. Item and West ans. 8. N.
Agate nod tin ware.
UNIVERSAL STORE. The, No. Muin st. near West,
law)», crockery, glass ware, housofurolshings, etc.
DENTISTS.
BOUTWE'I.L, C. I". Lnudor's block, So. Main at. S.
N. Office hours, li a. m. to 6 p. III.
KENDALL. CEO. 8.. DD». Wasbin vton. cor.
Franklin Its, s. N. Hours 8 om. to l). mu.
NEWKIIIK. J. C. onlcc nt residence, Lewis st.
non: Congregational Church, N. gas miuiiuiswrcd.
Gold and porcelain crowns inserted.
WEED. W. L., D.D.S. Tb Emil \Vu.~hiti"toll st, 5. .V.
lloun: 8 a. in. to 6 p. III. Otis xuhuiubtcrcd.
DOORS. SASII AND IILINIIS.
SMITIIJV. II. at C0. 1:5 It 1’: \thllfil st, N. carriage
wood work, wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEIVI'III I'II'IE.
PIERCE, 1“. II. 39 Chestnut st, 832%. Crushed stone,
sewer contractor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron salt glazed and cement
pipe, :3 to 36 inches in d' retcr. ;

 

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EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt two. II. N.
Sunday hours, ll to ill a.in., «i to ‘J p. In. I'WID-
lions carnfnil y compounded.

(III EMORY. J. (l. {58 Wall st, N. Establiahed 1829.
Wholesale and rctnil. l‘opuinr prices.

RI(iUS,.lOIIN A. ll Muiu st, N. I'vrfumen,—-ilfty
live tiitIvrcnI. podium-s.

I‘LAIS'i'EiYS, M “'ntiliingtlm of, S. N. [intuit medi-
crner, cic. I’Iiy'rllliltllla" prescriptioin-i a swanky.
DRY-GOODS.

AMIILEIIJ. I., .b SONS—“The Equillililt'," No, ‘2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, mut-
tings rind rugs.

BANKS, K. K. Mohnrkomo Ilotrl block. S. N. dry-
goods, notions, gloves, etc. L'ridcrwcnr Lirpt't'lllily.

BENNETT, .l. I“.1‘J Main I-l, )3. Business l'FItII)‘
lishcd ova forty-two yum.

DICKEIIMAN, A. Jr. SON, M Washington at. S. N.
dry goods, carpets, «to. (see adv.)

SCUFII'ILI) lit IIUY'I‘, I: iynzvilc bid?” N. 05 “Wish-
ingtou st, 5. N, (Sm: advertisement l

STREET, EDWARD, fl llnxollt‘ blag, N.
goods, fuul'y gawk, notions nnd hosiery.

EXI'IKI’SS COMPANIES.

ADAMS FXI’III \ Ht . olllcv rnilnmii sluiillli, s,
Nomi iii Wall -s, N. Express Illmllniv'fs' to ml
pars.» of tin- \torbl. l';t.~~rug.;cr trniu .u-nii o Lots
ruin a. I.t‘:il'l’ lluut. agent

I'ZXI'RIISSMEN.

BUXTON 8r DIIL'NDAGB, amount Ilrnydiv‘ifi, i:‘.
Wuii t-‘t. .\' our motto. "prompt attention,

CAVANALII'S EXPRESS, bug-Juno, fumiluri' unii
piano-s rnoud. Inns.- urdcrs iii I’lnisini's, > .‘i.

SIII'lil\\'i)ili), W. W.. N. Huh: LII privbniiil 1: (”iii
ILLiC s. ('urt-fui and prompt nus/mu

EXTICACTS. ESSENCES. ETC.

IlYXIllliZ. I‘, S. I “l. w .\I:liu Fl. N Iiauufurturr
on of Mush iri'a nil isl‘llil'ti ilavui'iii: mirth-ls.

Nilllll'AIJi liX'I‘ltM‘T Hi :3. tunuuf:iriurtrs of
IIIlt' extriuts. i' \ Ambler.

I’l‘ZIL'I‘IIJ'lJZIIS.

IIAYIII i.\'ll Bill is. Bradley‘s alllit‘f-pilot-[limimf‘lwt‘
inl Iunuurus land piiL'Ii‘i', ground bolit'Awai «sin-s.

SMITH. W. II. S L“. Wolrr st. N. ugcios for \Vil-
iIAIIlE L'lzirL' & (Jo's standard furliilzt'l’s.

FIRE “RICK AND CLAY.

RAYMOND BROS oroiuory shapes in stock. tips-c
lull! to ordchin: IIIUYIJII’,!~IIII(I,CIllIIlnL‘y ilur litisisgs'

FISH. (H'STI-Ills. CLAMS, II'I'C.

HUNT &' ZI-ILI’FI“, 0‘.) \I'm-hinglon it. 34‘ )7. (inc

fish. oysters, dams. fruits, game, vogclubl "1. NC.
FLAG AND COSCIHL'I'E “MILK .

MOIITI 05, JOHN IS. ti! Taylor overrun, b. N.
stone (lt‘lilt'l'.

iui‘ytuxl) lifters. Commitoni for ital: concrete,
asplinlt, brick, turnout and gravel \Illi'hfl.

I-‘LOILIDA strum as" nor outrun

II ILA"; 1:155.

MEEKHR,W. II. 3'. Ci). Music “all block, 3. N.
sole agents.

I‘LOI'II, GRAIN AND FEED.

"ISLA‘N 1) “EM" FLUL'II, the best Iluitic,
fail to use it.

L'III lMDII‘Zili EU, DANIEL. cast cud of Wuriiiumnu
st bridge. The choicest of family flour lu-pt.

RAYMOND IIIIOS. hay. slmw, tlour and food in
pot kiiyi‘, load, var or cargo lots.

REL) MILL. Imrwu. ('rofmt & itusc,
ground it'uI, graham and rye flour.

FLORISTS.

BERG, PAUL, Woodward Plum, :6 3' p1.i:lts,cut
flowers and ornamental pituw uiudu to onl~ r.

GI'IGL'B, I’. L. IIIJWLinI st, opp. L'tiioiii «11.: .i r)’. N.
Plums, cut flowcl’fl, etc. floral work u .- r1 sully.

MrKAY, JOHN, E. N. nrur the depot. Budding

lulu—cut flowers and floral work of hi. kinds.
‘ine roses a specialty.

SMITH. JOIIN II. h'o. Main st, S N. Iilt' oldest nus!
best known florist in this \ifliill} i‘iau’w. out
tluwt‘rs. t'tr. Floral work of all kind:l u ~pw salty
and dam: promptly.

I‘l'RN I'I‘l'lll’l DEA IJZIIS.

COLEMAN, ’I'II EUDtlIIEJVaFlnugtou slums! i-uil‘s
I'lll'llillln', looking-glue“, picture framw. rll‘,

cunt dr \I’III’I‘I’LESICY, : Minn st, .‘6. (llay
rnund‘s old stand). .s'w udvcrtin-uienr.

IIAYIIUND Ul-ZO. II. new ston'. It; uud I: Mutts st.
)6. Four doors above old store.

STOW. DAVID, 26, 2‘4, 30. and $3. Sodium st, s3.
Furniture. mattresses, etc.

GAS LIGII’I‘ COMPANIES.
SORWAIJI “Ari LIUIIT COM PAN Y, oillu: I'J
Witter st, 53. Ilsa for light, heat and pow:
(joke six CI'IIII per bunhcl. Coal Tor lhtcu dul-

lars per barrel, package extra
(mm: tilts, (“'lmlesale.)

HOLMES a KEELEII, band ll Wall at X. whole
r.llu grucunl, dour. gmin, hay, etc.

Shl.i.llt'II Imus. 14 and to Wall st, N. wholesale
grmi'fil, flour, fend. groin, hay, we.

“ROGERS.

DIIOWIs‘ .v. WILCOX, 71) Washington at, S. N. sult-
lib-'HU' for i cit-brutal I'urniington Crt‘lflllt'f)’ butter.

BECKER, 0. ‘ 'NIIAI), Ml Washington st, 3. N.
choice groin. vs and provisions.

Hilfllls, i‘llAa. ll. aura-nor to "pitching, :5) No.
aln st, ti. N. mule debt-acres for family trade.
I‘INNEUAN a: i)‘I‘.lilI.LY,i68 Mam at, N, flour,

food, hay, straw. tool MRI wood.

PISNEY .t'. BENEDICT, 41 Wall st, N. fancy and
ample grotnu‘tl, confmtmncry. fruit. etc.

I'I’I‘L‘ll, D. W. “'crt uvc. cor. Mvrwiu st. N. conned
giants, cancers, In", butler, etc.

(lLtNILILC. L. 3me at. N. I cater to the boat
lmlo obtain-bio.

OITYKR a 803. 'I', II. Springwnod. s. N. flue gro—
cones, choice mute, dour. food. no.

"ANYOIID. W. ti. East are. near lHl. Italian, KN.
Animist- punt, «from suppllrs, etc.

LAW'I’ON, Y. I). d; CO. 2.! 80. Main ".8. 8. gm
cones Ind table delicacies.

L'IIUMIIBDII.‘ U , DA N I 81., cast and of Washington
int. bridge. :5. N. toss, coils“, opium, s nullity.
MOORE d; IIAIIMAN, No Main at, near West. M“.

title grou-ries, ton-mu Irllilll, flour, fowl, sic.

NEW YUIIK TEA ($0,, Ii? Muir: at, N.»II. Ill-lich—
’l‘ms, mum‘s and lpltt'l a spatially,

NIIIKEIISUS As BE’I'I‘S. 3'1 and fl? Mala st, N. a
specialty music of table delicacies.

O’I‘IIAIIE. GEO. Wilton no. and Srhool at, N.
flow store, new goods and new prices.

SEYMDI’BJJ. E. 1!) Washington st, 8. N. III'AIIr
quarters for cricbntul 1va Drop' csnncd ”was.

VALDIL‘I, CIIAS. II. 5W1“ st. N. ('rurnory but-
ior. cheese, em, table delimit-u. fruits. etc.

IIA'I‘TBIIS' I‘Illltl. (MW-"It‘ll OI')

AIM'II, JOSEPH J. 7 Monroe at. S. N. also formers
of but bodies. i

BATES. MARTIN JR. a (.‘0. 79 to in Spring it, B.
N. Importers of seal skins, plastics, trimmings,
and cutters of hatwn' furs.

IIA'I'I'ERS' TOOLS.

WHEELBII. W. ll. Water It, H. N. iron founder.

light soft castings. extension rotor lmxcs.
IIA’I'II AND CAPE. (Ilelflld

KNAI’P 'I'IIE IIA’I’TEII. ill thin on st, II. N.
A specially mule of fine still and en t hats.

IIA'I‘ HANUI'AC'I’UIIEIIS.

BAKER. ILV a (20.8mm st. 8.14. Tim sun
and flexible hats.

Clltll-‘L’T & KSAI’I‘. established IBM. factories
cor. Ilsin l. L'n‘ion, and Water & ’l‘ullos us. 8. V.
New York office in (1mm.- street.

II UBBELL a IIAII’I'IIOL. Mechanic st, I‘LN. Wine
lllfl easiest-re derby blip,

RAYMOND e COMB’I‘th, y st, 3.x. also New
'T'“"¥"'“"lb'r$‘ "53“ o. s a
0L HA ()0. . . .

vying wine use am} m “’M y'

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IIAIIDWAIIII AND CUTLEIIY.

PROWIT'I'. J. 'I'. to Main at. N. light hardware And
carriage yum.

SMITH, W. II. as CD. 15 and IT Water at, N. bulld-
crn' and contractors‘ supplies.

QIlIN’I‘ARI), W. C. Music Hall block. 3. N. paints.
oils, glass, etc. (sou adv.)

HARNESS MAKERS.

DWYEII. 1'. II. 22 Wall st, N. custom made humor:

and repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALERS.

PARSONS, II. II. Brookside Stock Farm, is. bl. lino
horses FIIIII‘II to all punmsos. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranwd. Home of the
French coaching stallion "Onward.“

HORSE SIIOEBS.

IIvQIFIIAE, JOIIN, No. Main st, 8. 3‘. special at-

tuntiun given to shoeing driving .1; trotting horses.
HOTELS.

AMERICAN IIO’I'EL, 16 Muin at. N. J.C. Collins.
European plan, mmarnnt attached.

GEIIMANIA HOTEL, 39 Railroad place, George
Hubbub, proprietor.

NOIIWALK HOTEL, 0px. I). &N. II. II. depot.
M. Mol'hcrson, strictly rst—clnss accomodntions.

OLD WELL HOTEL, 86 Washington at, 3.x. Ilccd
lluvilund, proprietor. European plan. 60 rooms.

HOUSE FURNISHINO GOODS.

STEVENS. J. II. quhlagtoa st, 8. N. crockery,

' r
ICE DEALERS.

III'III‘IIAR‘D,Il.“Beldeu Point Farm." 3.1%, also
mill; producer.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

(.‘(IOLIDGE Jo IJII'KWUHD. 9 Main st. N.
am-u and null urine in all its branches.

[.A \"rl lN‘ .]A('I_tIt M. Washington st, III'XI to In).
3.x. tire. plule gloss, nmudeut and life. woe adv.)
LOt'KWOOll. W II. cor. Main nudell sis. N. lied]

t'dlnlt‘, investments, loans unwind-d, air.

MilllltEI.l.& L'IIO‘MM Hull-11', 95 Washington st,
5. N, strictly tint-clams companies represented.

TAYLOR d.- GOLDES. 45 s. 47 Washington st,
a N. Real Estate nod Insurance.

ISSI’IIANCH COMPANIES.
CONNEI‘TICUT GEN‘L I.ll"l~2 I55? (‘0 . 3' El. L'—
Ilomumlu‘u. agent. \‘v'usliiugton at, 5 N rwi‘ all.
MH'l‘lfIH’OLI'l'AN Lil-'B INS ('(l. "J" \\'usliiu;.;lon

st, 5. N. l'. .l. lirulilv. tat-Him!“ eupt.

NOIIWALK FIRE INH. (‘0 . N In successful
bis-luv.“ siurt- Will. So outstanding loss claims.

I‘ll! ll'i.l’ LIFE INS l'tl. Tito, Lou-ii r‘u block,
Mniu . , N. Jim. Fri-nth, lint. rutmriuu-mli-us

INVESTMENT §I~Z(‘I'Ill'l‘lIIS.
l'li.\I'I"l‘i'.I). Ii. Ii. Mimuiir lslllg, Ti. t}, Bliss-.1.-
M. Hives Ikinitiug lllnl I‘lquiliibic )I’t'pfl- i'us.
IRON AND STEEL.

>Ill'l‘ll, W, II, Qt 1‘”. if» rind l7 Water yr, N
rlil‘lIliH'r‘, rulers. carriage linniwurc. etc.

IRON FENCE A51) RAILINGS.

.IIIIIilff’f’I'. II. If. 3: stud in; \I'uivr 1-1, N. iron work
of tlii Lindy.

'I‘llil llI’Nl‘AN IRON RAILIXG WOIIKS,Watcr
st, > S, “'m. ll IIOyL propru-tor,

IRON FOITNDIIIES.

(HHS .\. MANY ut TIH' Nornnik iron Works

to , llliti .Llr’i) at Bridgeport. i‘onii.
J I: W I; LI: “9.

I’IIIIRIS, A. 8 fl‘) so. .‘ItllIl M. S N hp. ('in Hotel.
3 .\'. sine l\';llCii rupomu; u rpm only.

IIHY'I‘. Ii. Ii in» Main ti. 5 X rltii'liy dramas!
goods nl low prim-s.

JAI’KSIW. IM-lIAND, 5% Walls-t, N Wulr‘hcs,dia-
moods. cit". Fine “ltlt'il n‘thlil'lIltI u Filt’tillil)’.

Itiil ill, ll, :4. dumbiriilmrutrht-s, jmwlry. min-r and
plutmi “are, rx-pniruig uspl‘oinlty. Si .linsu at, 3.3"

I..\ “'YI'LIIS.

.‘II'NI‘iN'. Ald’lliiil H. n-siu :l \Insuuic b'd'g, Wail
H. lmroufli. .‘wtnry llliri Illul pinto.

FROST. III‘SSEI.I.. it My Mum st, notitty, legal
bonus» of all kinds tun fully aitvudui In

Ill IILlll'T’I‘. J. Ili.’l.l)l-l.\'. room: .5 null o" Gazelle
buildzug, \\’:i..l st, borough.

LIMIT. JOIIN Ii. io‘.’ Win-lunglmi .Ii, S N. notary
CHIIlIlllrbillllt’f of (It‘l'lir‘ for .\l:w York - iv.

LIH'KWOUD, EDWARD .‘I. room «l (HILL‘IC bldg.
inimuuli. Album-y, notary and [ms-sous.

SIZYIIOI'R, JOHN 8. room I], l—‘zurticl-l Co. Nat.
Itunk bullditrr \l t'unnacllmat l m-

WALSH. JOHN J. moml ILL-loud building, Wall
st. borough.

LIVERY STABLES.

D,\.\'.\'. IIOIIM‘E E lixn'HHr 11H"! hint board-
in; sluitlv: (min: No. ‘« lll‘v‘t'r >1. N

liltHiMltY, (Hill. H ll Kz.::ht M. N.
miss u -pcui.iity. 'l‘iicphoue Lisa.

LOCK )I.\ S [FACTI IIIZILS.

i,ni iiWnilll .\i.\.\l i‘.’\l"i'i IliNi‘v l'lt, Ila ' in, S
N Manufacturers of binliii r~‘ lmrdaurc Ilueti-u
otlli-o flti l’mirl at; New York Oliltc tr.) Iteudc rt,
(‘ltitugo Mike I‘.\ Luke st.

SOIIWALK LOCK ('HIII’ANY. S N New York
pillow to: t‘hluuln-rs rt. Locks and huzltlrrs' hurtl-
vt'srr; dl'ilfiflt‘fr‘, fouudl-rs' \I‘Ofkt't" of urllr-lIL‘
bouw trimmings in Ilrtlllu‘, brim-s and lit)“.

LI'DIIIER DEALERS.

HILL, II. .19 Wulrr If, N, All ktiids of lumber dc~

liwzwi to any point by rail. learn or vosaol.

MACHINE SIIOI’S.

.\'Oll\\'.\.I.K “it t.\' WORKS t'il 'i'iw. “'ntt-r at.
he‘ll! It It ill’oigt', S. N, lvcllt‘nli IllllL’lilIlt’fy, iron
and brass tidings, forpuws, Bobbitt metal, in»
pairs for mdlluIlu’lOl’lt'a and ell-urnlmub‘.

Si‘lll‘llilll. “M. A. Klil;il: .-i. .\‘. New truchlncry
ubuir and h'luifill'.’ promptly nitruili-ii to.

.‘I.\ IIK ICT (l.\ IIDII 3' HRS.

JENNINGS .5.- \\'.\’l‘l‘ZIIIII'IIY, S N berries- and all
goth-n pro-lute in Bl‘uEUII for lht.‘ wholesale tunic.

MA IIK first.

A nonmmnuutz'r. to \Vttll it, {‘1 Wm.\\'urdwcli,
prop, bot-J, veal, lmub motion and wultry,

AI’ISON’. A. lfvi Mum st, N. Illt‘lllt‘. fruits, vegeta-
hive, tisli, oy-‘lrrs, cluius. and cecuiiopr, bum-r,
rugs, lunl, (Mlllt'tl grunts, olc.

BENNETT a llI'S'I‘ltl), Int'nfll, fish.
sis-rs. clams. Irllilil, 1.58 .\'o Main at, s,

DIESEL!" DINA t'. i': Mniu at, N. choice menu.
”sultry, fish, Vegetables, etc.

Illll’I‘TO'S t‘l-IN‘i‘ltAL MARKET. 6 Water at, N.
Moots, \ogrtabws, fruits, poultry, at lowest pru‘t‘r.

('Allil, WILLIAM II. Iit'lit‘tilcl Farm Insirkrt, EN.
line: hunts, frvrli l’l'gl’lultll‘d—iuil‘l‘hl thrill micro,

FAIIIllNil’i‘ON, J. A. meats. soullry.ililh,oystcrs,
\cgvtublos, fruits, butter, cit. LIL Square. 5. N.

Glils’f‘. (EEO. 2X Chl'illllul st, 9%. N. chum: meals,
\‘t‘gntnbin, fruit, rut. Iowestvruh prircu,

IIAYILSI, I'IIIII) 1:3 No.lliain st. h' N. prime menu
of all kinds. llome rt-udt'tctl lard is ”morally.

JI' ilsnx, A. G. L'rutmi Marks-Law. thin and IIsvi.
ilIIlII st, >4. N. t‘iioicc nimln, poultry, vegetables.

LIMIIU IISKII, WM. 198 Washington st. bridge, 3.
N. dmler in all kinds Im-h imam.

LOCKWOUD. L. Washington 5!. bridge, 8, N. fine
meats, Ilnh, oysters. clams, Vl‘gl’l‘lllit’l, t-lc,

IAIi'KthD ls. IMITKWllllD, 7 bison It, N. Inc
Main poultry. fish, oyutorr, clams a Ipet‘ielty,

LYON”, A. 9., Old Well Marketa 1&1.an It,
It. It. prime meats and poultry at lowest prime.

MALI“), ALIIIN, Main It, lll’ftf West, El. N. choice
llll'lIll, nah, oysters, vii-notables, delicatessen, rut.

I'lilliiilill'iii. Ii. 8. Elm svo,op. school housc,E.N.
beef, veal. mutton, ole.

murmur, Moon. .‘lIl West Washington at,s.N.
strirliy ilrnH'la'u meats, poultry n sin-claim.

BIII'I'II‘S WASIIINH‘I‘ON MA llKIZ'l'. till Wash
ton st, SN. flue uwats and [multry for family trade.

SPILLANE, J. W. in IAtilllllllI st. N. wagon runs
daily all our the town.

WADE, W. .4. market. Elm Grove. H.N. wagon runs
to all parts of town with thin fresh and salt menus.

WIXUN, J. 14.2? Wall st, N. Chuim mvats, poul-
try, Iruits, vegetables, butter. rugs, etc.

MARBLE AND GRANITE.

BATES, 1'. W. Wuuvr at, N. IllillllIIlll‘Illn'I' of tint:
granite and mnrhlu Work, also duller in building
stone. and t'tvniviory work.

S’I‘lll'l-JNH, M. W. to Main It. N. MMIIIC and gran
III‘ monuumutr, headstones. 1min, ole.

MAHONS AND IIUILDIIIIB.

SEYMOUR, IIENIIY, 1‘18 Went ave, 8.N. All kinds
of storm rum-on contracts tukcu.

SHELDON. WILLIAM, 19 Wilton avenue. N. Blane
nun-on. Also slugging. curbing, otc.

le’I‘II. WILLIAM II. 83 West at, 8. If. Jobbing
promptly aitonded to.

LAWIMII. WILLIAM. 5 Hill at, N. All kinds of
ntuiit‘ nummry and grading promptly «unwind in.
(insulin suppl od IIUIII my own quarry.

MEN'S OUTFITIIZIIS.

ITOMS'I‘IXTII IlltOs. limit: buildlii ,N. and M
be. Main st. 8. N. Gentleman‘s furu siting goods

sinnonss'r “sums.

GUSOIESKI, E. 31 Will III, N. A perfect fit gnu-
suiee .

KOCOUII. I’. I? North Itsln It, rm. Fina tailoring
a swclslty.

SCUINK. II. Railroad View. B.N. Repairing Ind
clunlnl u specialty.

MILK DEALERS.

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oysters, lob

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MILLINIIIIY AND FANG? GOODS.

CAVANAGII. Hills II. II. 1 Clay st, 8. N. milllnsry
and dress making.

nwcmvr's bcadqnartcrsfor milllncry, swmr
st, N. (not! ventscmuntl

FITCH AGNES. Miss. 19 Main st. N. Agency for
“Old Staten Island nycsng Establitheut.”

JAMES, Milli. I. L. 2 Bo. Mainst, kl. N. W
stylus. Ilourning a specialty.

ST. JOHN. Ilium attlhin-stm. lilllncry. Fancy
and [lair Goals.

MUSIC TEACHERS-

BRADIJIY MIL‘I.O.W. doughnuts! thrlaton.
It. Nash) I98 Main st, N. nstruuiontal muslc only

I'lIl'I'Z, MISS MINNIE I’. 191 Mlllll at, N. Piano
and organ instruction.

GIBSON, ALEX. . 8? Bi st . Plan organ
IIIIII harmony. ll gh ' N 0'

HUNTINGTON. MRS. I29 Main st, N. Vocal In'
structlou and voice development.

NASII, MISS JENNIE K. & North avenue, N.
Piano and organ instruction.

SAWYER. Mk3. IL .I. teacher of instrumental and
vocal music. thzsidenco at Mrs. R. ll. I‘lulitcd's,
West 591,83.

NEWS DEPOTS.

BODWI-II.L. II. E. N Washington It SN. blank
books, statlouc , newspapers. period cals. etc.
WHEELER. J. B. 156 Washington at bridge, 8. N.
Newspapers. stationery. tin and glass ware.

NEW YORK MESSENGER.

Mills E D. Orders left at Bodwoll's store,
T-I wallow-t. s. N.

LOCKWOOD. C. E. offices DOKIJI'I. s. It; Greg
ory's X: New York hill Greene st.

NEIV & SRCOND-IIAND FURNITURE.
i‘ODMORE, WM. under Salvation Army Barracks,

S. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery. carpets, etc.

OYSTER I’Iu‘INTEIlS AND DEALERS.

BELL, lllltAZlI l’. O. Box Ill. 5. N. wholesale
Shipper of oysters IIIIII clams.

CUTIIIII. ll. J. foot of Raymond st. 3. N. whole-
sale dealer in tine oysters.

IItlI'T. W. II. k SON, I‘l-l Wafer st, 8. N. (foot of
lhtyuimiii) planters, r'xporwrs and wholesale
drillers in move oystu‘s.

REED .I'. IIOIISMAN, 131 Water st, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

\'.~\.‘l NAME. .1. L. J: “0., I’. O. Ilox his 8. N.
sly-ions and cliiius, wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NOIIWAIK PATTERN WORKS, Chas. H. Al.»
thorpv. prop, Ritomrlc arc, S. N. Stoves, Steam
and Hot Air Furuur‘o Work a specialty. Suit:
kgt'lll for the [QIL'DI’IIIL‘II Carton furnace.

PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
l‘IlOWl’l"l‘. J '1‘, 45 Main st. N. uIt'ITt’II'fliE31i3,‘
Iliuzry hurl ll'misworsli‘s mixnl palms. (
itn'nnxn nuns. vavll‘s, Atlantic and .‘It‘f‘il‘y'fli
IJ'iIti, t'ul’l‘ultnoils Illiii .‘\t‘l:r.il (.‘iicuiicu'. i’niui. l

SMITH, W H .L ('0 l3 ‘3 if “'rircr Ft, )5. ugciitsi
for hummus) .b Mlll‘llllt‘l. points.

I’AI'I-ZIK IIJNGINGS.

PRATT k I'll. Water :2. hour “lid. .‘v’. also purists,
oil- and gins-I.

l'llelTT. J ’l‘. 45 Mom st, N. Window EILMIUF.
Hollands, lixliirw,c1i'.

TAYLOR or 1‘0. L’l MALn st, N. also himlwnre,
mints, oils. gin-s, rtc,

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
llIJii'lIMAXJ‘ A.ii Mum st, N. Insumtaneous,
process. t‘billln'u'u photos it specialty.

.‘Jt ilt'l‘il. i; :4. 7&4 Washington 5:. s'. 5'. one quality
only and that the best.

lllillllinN. F E. (ism-tic buildiu'v, N. Cabinet
phosogruphs $2.30 per dun; one-baii don. $1.50.
PIANO TITNERS AND BEI‘AIRISIIS.

IIENIIEH. F. F. Im‘kmxui Hull. N. Aisotir-uicr in
pidlul‘n orsulis. rIIL't‘l. uiu:ir, L‘lL’.

I’I..\.\'INO MILLS.

RANDALL. MINER D. H. N. All kinds of wood

Work tit ft‘llli. or for tho trade.
I'LI'RIIIING.

)IEEKEilrk (‘O., W. 11. Music Hall block, 5. S.
thumbing. album and gas sitting.

Nxhll. F. II is Ilifil. our. Main and “Kit if)“. S .‘w'.
l'illillilillg; and go: tilting, ranges and hit-icon.

RAILBOADS.

NORWAIK HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W.
Hyatt, prest. ; Edwin H. llayt. not.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
i..\vro.\’. JAEOB st. Washington n. next to r o. ‘
5 _\', pmpt‘rly for sale. houses to rrut. Luce adv i

Mi lilillili 5" [INHIIIIEDIHIX {L‘s Worthington st.i
.~ N. poking, writing and (‘Oiit‘t‘lill‘,.'. I

\I’llmlNJi. B. (inn-tie bug, .\'. Iun‘stmcuts amil
[llillit'y in loom. Also in." :IliH.‘ written ill INTI l
‘1' (’Ilfliglii'ix'." at lbw iottcat riitr-l

\I'Imilli \iill, i3. .\ N". .‘I.i.'.i -'

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Ill.\I.\I HINTS. .

BEE Hull, 5 \\ .Ini s'., N. worm tiiv'als at ail
lrulira, ilium r is:

IIiZNllY'S. ltiSo Main El. S. N. Tlir law: 25‘" li.l|i:\'i‘
in the my. lion-ii by tho lluy or neck.

SANITARY ENGINEERS. l

ltiIlER, W. ll 54 50X. 4!; Washington st, S. N
uyilmuiiu IIIALI I‘ll ;. rugan-rs.

§('Illl()l.§. (I'rlvatcl

llAlItD'S, Miss INSTI'I‘I'TE, t; (in loud or, K.
Young liltllcs boarding and driy school.

Ni ”(WALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Frank 5. :
Rubens. principal. Circular on rmuest.

MEAD, Mr». Hillside, .‘u'. buy and booming school
for girls and young ladlm. File for any rolwgr.
or court-:4t mm llolr ill llH'iI. Fully equipped lob.
rusory nttuclm . New York artists employ“! in
miinillhi iii-pmtincut. Special mivnnfogn- for the
IIH‘ study of art, lunguugvs nllti rlocutiou
spring trrut lwgins April bill. circulars mil be
bull! “(loll upplicstiou.

SI-ZIVI‘SO MACHINES.

SIIAIIJ-ZII, i‘ )I it) So Mam st, 3* N. “Wheeler and
Wilson” nud “llouscliold,” needles, oil, attach-
mulls. Iit'pmrliig a lpctlnlly.

SEIVEII CONTRACTORS.

RAYMOND Itllllrl. It'Wl‘m buslt, wnu'r pipes illiti,
excavating, filling, grading, landscape gardening.

SIIOIC IlIANI'l-‘AI‘Tl'ltI-ills.

Lill'NSIli'llY, MATHEWSOS dd. CO. SN. IAIIIC
flux.- t-IIIK‘EI.

(ll-1i). It. W III-ID d: (,‘O. futory and salcsronm 71.71,
TI», and 77 Wale! ll. Pi r‘v. I'D'lliltlislii-ii lSTil
Mullllfticlllft‘m of istdls'n' missus" and children‘s
tine footwear for the Mini trade.
SlllIlT-WAIS'I‘S AND UNDERWEAR.

III"i'i'IIi.\'NlN. COLE a U). Norwnllt, New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.

SI'OIITHIIICN'S GOODS.

AIKEN, JOHN ll. 38 Mom at, N. hmlquartors for

guns, fishing tackle, ammunition, etc.
STAIR BUILDERS.

BAKER, JULIUS. Walt? at. next to Wheeler's foun~
dry, 5, N. main! and hand rails to order.

'I'Illi DI'NI'AN lIlON IIAILINU WOIIKN, Water
It. ll. N. Wm. II. Iont, propricfm.

STEAM ENGINES AND I’lllll‘b.

XOIIWAIK IRON WORKS (‘0. Tim, Wntor at,
near II. II. bridge, 8. N.

STEAMSIIII' TICKET AGENTS.

CURTIS, S. W. Masonic bulldlny N. stwmblp
lli‘klrtn, pension agent, notary pu silt. etc.

LAY'l‘ON. JACOB M. Wuhingtou shrwrt loI'J'l.
ll. N. lineage tickcu,dmfts, money orilormm: lItI .)

STONE DEA LEItS.

I'KRIIII'IJOIIN II, foot of Washington at, 3,3. ulna
brick, limo, cement, liulr. plaster.

MORTON. JOHN It. 0-: 'I'uyior nvcnao. 8. N. Aim
lnyer of concrete walks.

RAYMOND IlltOH. blue, brown, Greenwich and
building stone, granite and marble trimmings.

8’I‘OVES. RANGES AND HEATERS.

IIII'I‘CIIUM. LANDON. 29 Ilsviland st, it. it. (ll!
stoves and water boaters. l’. 0. but M7.

POWELL. J. W. 28 Washin on st. RN. stoves.
mines, lit-aim, housefumis ing grinds, stove ru-
pairs. etc. Tu: and copper work a specialty.

SELLKIM, HYLVES’I’IIR. AP. I97 Wlsliin
bridge. 5.3. stoves, ruins, routers

TRUCKING.

HORTON. J OIIN ll. ”Taylor IVITIIIIG. H. N. Light

and heavy trucking promptly stwndtvl to.
UNDERTAKEIIS.

JENNINGH, J. I). opp. IIorso II. II. doprd, mi.
denw 7 Elm st. .

RAYMUNI). Hill). 11. 46 and 48 Ifsin It, N. ltesb
deuce :l Berkley st. Telephone :74.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
BRIDGES. GEO. ll.V.tl. other. sud hospltni rear of
hiriluidCo. Bank, N. telephone :isM, res. lsuncs st,
on’Ds
H, ALLIII'I, Mill cannon N. Hard and
am sawed and split, bit family 3‘...
WOOI’IEIZLSIANUFAWM“
WALK C0. WM m

“9.3. min, Winnipmt. 1m.

TDD ONION I’F‘G C0. 1!. Inc. I"). W
trim of all wool worsted We sod tolls.

on ll
, plumb bx. etc.

smug" Whini'isiiusus.

If”) COMMON COUNCIL HOLDS AN
ADJOURNED MEETING.

tho City not to Finnish Ice for the Drink-
ing I'ountaln—~Otlser Dllslneu Transact-
ed Last Night.

An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Coumilmen was held last evening at the
Council Chamlnr. Mayor Edwm Wil-
cox presided IlItlI Councilmen Charles F.
Bullock, John W. Duke, Richard J. Cut-
bill, Isaac S. Jennings. Frank N. Ferris
and William B. Hubbell were present.

After approving the minutes of the
meeting held July 7th, Councilman Hal-
luck offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:

Resolved, That the pier lines on the
metsido of the channel from the car-
Hago bridge south and on the west side
inf the channel where not already estab-
lished. be, and the same heroby are order.
ed laid out.

I'oft’ri, Tint the committuy on streets
bound hereby is III‘OIIIIHI a committee
to make a layout of the pier lines.

In the muttvr of the abatement of
taxes on the property of the Richardson
& Morgan company and essnti- of Mich-
at-l Becker, the committee on iiua ice ro-
portcd favorably and recommend ed that
the prayer of the Dellllfinr’ftl be granted.
The report was m‘cppfui and recommen-
dotton adopted.

The committee on iinanoe reported on
the petition of Emily Seymour for the
abatement of taxes and "commended
that she be nllowml puriuiasion to with-
draw the petition. The report was
accepted and recommendation adopted.

.\ petition was received from a num-
ber of ladies representing the Women's
Christian Temperance I'niou, for the
my to furnish ice for the public drink-
ing fountuu. Tho pi'lititttl was I't‘Ct'lIi'I‘tI
and pinned on tile.

The matter of the piopnsul iom‘r syn
tom of r-(wcrs was laid on the table.

l‘mnplnint having [WWII mod.» that tho
Cit~ClIlC light on Laudrr's c iI'Ilt'i' inn-r-
fi-rcd \vitli tho engineers in iIist‘-:l‘ill[lg
(ism-signals, the committi eon lump-J and
gas was instructed to have .i :0 Changed
that the trouble Would b» n mulii-d.

.\ resolution was pmml n rim-stint:
the Water Commissionvré, through the
committee on water, to make a reason-
able abatement in the “MINI It‘nis for
tho current six months.

The matter of the Wool sin-it srwrr
was laid on the table.

The following resolution was fliil'pluIfi

Rmrlt‘ed, That the committee» on ritl’t ets
be requested to ascertain the probable

cost of paving Washington street from
the poet omen I0 the carriage bridge, also

‘ macadamizing West Washington street

(”III Main street from the milmml cros-
ing to Concord street.

The committee on sewers win instruct-
oi to burn a catch basin built near the
(.‘wiigrocutmnul church to i‘llIiI‘nl", with
tho Mum street sown.

The meeting adj )Ila'Ilt‘tI Until the out
It gular meeting.

REAL ESTATE SALES.

Warrants-o Deeds Recorded in tho «mire
of the Town l‘lerlt.

I’isttt Price to William and Sarah law.
._ if, lind on Belden avsnuc.

iluorgu \V.. Isaac and Iiunry Ssllu-k
l0 Smilllt'i JJI'VIS, land on I‘ruukiiu aw-
uue.

Adam Michully, of Stamford. to fit
first ilroeschnor. land on Fort Point
road, I-I'ist Norwulk.

J. J. Cube to William R. I’nluis-r, of
linuklyn, N. Y., land on Elmwouil uw-
IIUI‘.

J. F. llcnuett to Maria A. Miles. illflti
on Myrtle avenue, Rial. Norwalk.

Ellen I‘innerty to Edward A. Hadln‘y.
of Bridgeport, land on Franklin annut'.

Charles C. and Emma Stevens to l-‘ml
Walthousen. land on Cedar simil.

If, It. Stevens to Nelson II. Hoyt, land
on lliyviow avenue.

IISTEIITAINIIENTS.

"I’lerre Cede-d."

The charming new COIIICIIy-(Il'dlllll,
"l’ii'tro Undead," will be presented at
Musit‘ “all next Friday evening by John
“Muslim and a carefully selected cast of
sterling actors. The piece is from the
put of a Dotmit newspaper man, and is
said to ho of a vary high order. of merit,
rtplcte wlth amusing and interesting
bouillon». sparkling lines and happy
hits. Alouturo of the play willbo the
appearance of the Montreal Snow Shoe
club quartette.

A Sunday Morning Incident.

At about 5:00 o‘clock Sunday morning
a homo and wagon stopped In front of a
house on West uvsnuo, in the borough.
and while the driver carried in two Sun-
lluy papers the home walked along very
slowly. The driver slammed the gate
loudly, and on discovering the horse in
motion, yriiod in a Voice which
nwoko tho noighborbood and brought
some persons to their front windows:
"Whoa! back! —-— _._.. your soul!" To
some of the witnesses the horse appeared
to be the more intelligent of the pair.

The First Ilene on Saturday.

The first race between Commodore
llurritt's “Rival" and the “Eureka" will
tnlre place all Bridgeport on Saturdsy,
the 26th inst... lusts-ed of Thursday, as
announced yesterday. The second will
take place the Monday following. end if
a third is necessary to decide the oonmt
it will be sailed 'I‘asedsy. The steamers
"Jesse B." and “Bond & Courier" have

 

suntan: HILLS. n. nnfsctnmof rai-
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PERSONAL l’ABAGBAI’IIS.

'I‘he Quinn and Cumulus of People we
“lie to Read About.

B. J. Sturges, of New York city, in in
town for n few days.

Mrs. Frank Ilailwiiz returned from a
short visit to Weston yesterday.

Freddie Stem, of Rye, N. Y., la‘ visit‘
in]: his uncle on Harbor III cane. “

Thomas Hunt, of the borough, roturn-
cd from his European trip on Sundry
last.

Lawyer John II. Light has returned
home from a weeks’ visit in Carmel,
N. Y. b
:Miases Mamie and Eva Jen: n.5,, of
Torrington, are the guests of Franklin
avenue friends.

John Brown, of Milford, in the guest
of his sister, Mrs. G. W. 1;. m tt. at No.
24 Leonard street.

C. A. Enema . .'.. started for
the Catskills early this » , lining. They
expect to be absent in m- it.

Misses Tessie and Main :3 Hendrick at.
rived home last evening .iier spendinga
week with relatives in II tdgeport.

William R. Lockwomi and lift. and
Mrs. (lcorgo Lockwood are on a trip to
Block Island and other places of interest.

“7. L. Winchell. of DuytOn, Ohio, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. I’. II.
Unpron, at her home on Camp street.

Miss Grace Elwood, who has been visit-
ing friends on Elm street. borough. re-
turned to her home in New London this
morning.

Miss Lizzre 'I'olli s of Chapel street, left
South Xortvulk on the noon train to day
to spend a wool; or ten duys with u Nor-
mal School friend in I’lninficld.

Mrs. Murillo llurst, of Middletotvo,
N. Y., and Mrs. Lottie Howard. of New
York city, are the guests of Mrs. J. B.
Belts, nt {)0 Wall street, borough.

Miss Myrtle Byington, clerk for Sco-
sir-Id II: lont, is taking a two weeks’ va-
cation. Miss Sarah Walsh is at the store
during bliss Byinpton's absence.

Matthew hlulvnnvy, who has been
NPtI‘ilIiUg a few weeks with his sister,
Jim. .Ioim Kean. returned to his home
in Lowell. Mass, yesterday morning.

i“. L'oluburu, of the firm of J. Spencer
&L'.s., and L. C. Green. Cir-i120! of the
Flllllir'it‘II,‘r1l.IfllY National Bunk, are thit-
iug a two woeks’ trip through Canada.

Miss Mary Ii. Smith,of South Norwalk,
has been vmting Jarvis I'ugaley of this
city.~ ——-IIiss Juliu Reed will spend a
monili with friends at Norwallrr—Ilm-
bury News.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. ()lmstead. of
Union Park. returned to-day from their
extensive trip on the Pacific coast. Their
daughter, Mrs. Elwood, of Cleveland,
Ohio. came with them.

Miss Lona Swords, of South Norwalk,
ts ut tho lleichrr. Miss Nellie Waterman
of tliiscity, \vlio IIJIS been ilu‘ guwt OI
.‘IlS-‘i Swunis at South Xoro‘ulk for the
past Wu k, roturnod hours Saturday
night,~Merideu Republican.

 

I'. M. C. A. NOTES.

Sunday's Son: Service—Another How on
tho flounvl.

'i'lii Hill}: serviw1 Sunday (IIIl’rIl .0“
Whats i' am unusuully iritvrestlng nature
nud was buoyed by a good number of
the yurng men. The gl‘llt'l'lli secretary
led the meeting, the 911M 1'! being
"Wlizit we should seek." After it iiftcon
minute till; by the lender :1 Fill)”. ilihlc
n'ndmg was t‘ondut‘led upon the same
tlirnw, which brought out liit‘ following
timiglits; We should suck to know
what the Christian is a pariah-r of,vvhat
Jesus wt“ (in for him and tt'ililt he should
do for thus-Amount] him. There were
two '(IluI'SIfl for prayer at tlwcloso of
thernoeting. NextSunday ll-av.Archibn|d
Winniton, of the South Noro‘nlk Baptist
church, Will be present and (It liver an
address to young men.

Tho outing to Noroton I’oint, that was
planned for Wednesday night of this
week, has been changed to a row on the
sound. All who wish to enjoy this trip
should be lit Rev. Mr. Selicck's dock at 7
o'clock, sharp, llil tho party will leave
promptly on time.

ll.) not forget to hand your name in
this week for the» moonlight sail, if you
intend to go. so no to bo sure and have a
place in tho party.

Assistant secretary McPherson is away
on his mention this week. during which
time d vim to the metropolis will be
made. " ‘

To-morrow afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock,
on tho Baxter grounds in Southorwnlk.
Will be played the first game of base ball
in the series of three games between the
ICt'ISOIIIIEfl and the senior club of tho mov
elation. All lovers of the game should be
present and witness this contest.

Two Years in Germany.

Itev. ’nther Farrell Martin. for two
years past curate at St. Patrick’s church.
Ill Waterbury, left that city yesterday
morning for his home in South Norwalk.
[Io has been granted atwo years leave
of absence and will leave for (lermany
about tho first of August. There he
will study for two year! at the Universi-
ty of Bonn. II» will also take a two
years post-graduate course in theology
in tho French and Uerman languages.

Entries for Wednesdey'e Oemel

The entries for Wednesday‘- games in
tho double tournament of the Norwsllr
Lawn Tennis club are on foliows: 4m
p.m.. Brooks Brothers vs. Ambler and
Acton; mo p.m., Lockwood and liar-
obsrd vs. J. Knapp and Russell; 5:00 p.
m, the winners of the two preceding
pines; M0 p.nt., P. Knappand Russell
vs. the winam of the is» set.

FELL UNDER THE WHEELS.
A TERRIBLE ERIE“
MINNIE LYON.

BEI‘ALLS

lie Trya to Avoid 3 Freight Train But
In Dolnz so Falls Beneath the Wheel-
of Ills Own Train and Lose- ll Leg.

A terrible accident occurred in this
city early this morning in which a writer
boy lost his right leg and received other
injuries. His name is Donnie Lyomand
resides at Porcheater, N. Y. He came
to South Norwalk on the Portchester
special. which arrives here at 6:45. The
train remains hero until 8:30, when it
goes to New York. The cars were being
switched on the side track. The boy, in
order to avoid a passing freight train,
attempted to board the combination car
of his own Wm] it is suppmdlht
his foot slipped from the stop. He fell
under the wheels and the car and loco-
motive passed over his right leg, sever"
ing it from the body.

The boy was carried to the hospital in
the depot. lie was conscious and seem-
ed to realiz: the calamity that had be-
fallen him. He resides with his grand
mother. and he frcquently cried, “What
will my poor grandmother do 1'"

Dr. Clark made on examination of the
boy's injuries and found in addition to
his leg being cut oil that his collar bone
was broken.

Dr. Burke, oosisted by Dr. Clarke. am-
putated the leg above the knee. He
will be taken to his home this afternoon.

’I‘iIII WIIEELIIIIN’S BIG .IIEE'I'.
Connecticut Bicyclists to “are a Grant
Time at .VIngnm Falls.

Ilicyclistu all over the state ore just
notv very much interested in the coming
notional moot of the League of American
Wheelinenv‘hich Will beheld in Niagara,
N. Y.. August ‘25, 2"», and 27. It Isl ex-
pecttul that between 2,000 and 3,000
cyclists from all parts of the country will
be present. and the meeting will doubt-
less be the largest gathering of wheel-
men ever held in the country. About
100 Wlii bu present from Conuccticut.
There will be twenty members from the
New Haven Bicycle club Who Will g0.
and probably there will be eight or ten
local wheelmen who do not belong to
the club. Hartford will send about
fifteen and Bridgeport and Danbury
about the same number. There will
also be cyclists from Norwalk, South Nor-
wzslk. Stamford, Meriden and Ansouiu.

Taking his ovrn Medicine.

Sunday morning one of the borough's
popular Shoo dealers was out for his
morning stroll when he discovered that
his $IIOLS were somewhat shabby and
decided to make himself a present. of a
nuv pair. Ill.- walked on until he came
to his story, \l'illl‘il he enterul. pulled
down :i pnir if numb 'r cl: vol. ~. .r sons"-
whrrc lfl tint \lt‘llll[}', :-'.li put them on.
As they were rather tight he decided to
try on another pair. But try as hard as
he might he could not remove the shoes.
[In pulled and struggled, stamped and
swore but couldn't make the leather give
an inch. i’iually he hobbled to the door,
callnl on a passer by to help him. and
through their combined efforts the shoes
were rousrived. The shoe dealer wiped
the perspiration from his noblo brow.
and leaning brick in the chair. mur-
murvd undibiy “Thank Iis‘uwn Y"

Aneonia Without Water.

About nlno o'clock Sunday evening
the prrssure of water in Ansoniu's upper
reservoir gave way. The residents
thought nothing of it, supposing that
workmen wow making repair-s. Yes-
terdny morning one-half the borough
was without water. Investigation
silowvdtliit saute one had opened the
gate of tholittlo reservoir during the
night and allowed the water to run out.
Therois no clue to the perpetrator of
tho dcml though it is aupposml to ho the
work of boys.

Ilene “all It Night.

Manager Lang. of tho Hartford base
ball tontn, proposes to introduce a decided
novelty this week in tho shape of a game
under electric light. The game. it to ex-
pected, Will be on Wednesday evening
with tho llaltimoro club. and play will
bo called at ll o'clock. Six or eight are
lamps vaill be suspended ("or the flold.
It is said the oxmlmvnt has been tried
successfully in other pianos.

A Serious Attenk of Nightmare.

A Nowtlannnn l‘“fl"";‘4mII-"il “rim.
Illa! R. C. Iht’mtilni. .li._ :. .iig - 'in
of that hot: 'i :b, 'lrmmwi im' moi r
night that an on will prowling him.
no sprung ho." has. 3. ruthml to an
open windowmo iralnnl will, falling a
distance of fill u feet In Um , «mi.
He was severely injurl'il, n in; am nt of
his log, it is thought, being lump-n.

host to Llschfleld County.

A white frost t irmed Sunday night ...
Pine Iliil, Ensli 'inaan. Norfolk.Winstcd
and other p lots in Litchileld county.
Home dams. , . was dorm in Human slow
and other | lulu. but the! iigtse WI” not be
serious as “to trim liiIecwd two places
only.

Illnlmry Want:- it flew Depot.

Ilsnbury wsntn tho Ilousstonic dopot
in that city torn down and replaced by
a large and handsome structure of brick
and iron, with l frontage of forty-live
feet on Main street, three stories high.
and to cost $30,000.

Used Tobacco to Ewen.

It is now said that the sickness of
kilowatt Scofleld. son of Loomls Bootleld,
of New Ilsnasn,wbo, it was reported,
had an attack of bydropbobis. was dos

 

to the excessive use of tobacco.

NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES.

What Is Going on In the Towns Bound
About Us.

nown'ron.

Fay White has not had a very plea»
ant exporionco With his new Columbia
bicycle. While riding down Mead’l hill
Saturday afternoon he took a “header.”
and in falling broke his arm. Dr. Bo-
hannan attended to hint.

David Fallon has just completed an
addition to his house near the depot.

Rev. William L. Felter preached at
the Methodist church on Sunday even-
ing. The discourse was very much on-
joyed.

The scarcity of summer boarders here
this summer has caused much comment.
as it cannot be accounted for. The life
of the place is affected by the people
from the city during the summer months
and their alncnca Ia greatly felt. .

Rev. Mr. Tree of the Methodist church

 

next Sunday evening.

A young man of this place is missing-
There is no mystery about his departure
or the causes. He did not: consider If: a
healthy place to reside and has shaken
the \lust of Rowayton from his feet.
He went to his boss yesterday and asked
for a. few days off. This reasonable re-
quest was granted. The young man has
been paying attention to a certain young
lady, and so won her affections that
every one thought they would shortly
be married. The affair is creating a
great deal of comment among the friends
of the circumstances, and if the young
man‘s whereabouts become known. ef-
torts wall be made to apprehend him.

nsuicx.

The Dorian Base Bull club has reorgan-
ized. The members are: E. Lonusbnry,
catcher; ii. Tooker. pitcher; W. Reed,
first base; J. Smalling, second base;
J. Smith, third base: It. Bindley. right
sit-id: E. Austin, center field; C. Conley,
left field; 5. Bowen, short stop. The)!
defeated the Elmwoods last Saturday
afternoon by a score of ill to 14.

George Bailey is putting an addition
on his livery stable.

The Eimwoods will play 3 Norwalk
team S sturday afternoon.

xrw i'.\.\'.\.i.\’.

Swim-l l’ennoyer is converting his
cider mill into a dwelling house.

William Wood severely scolded his
foot one day last week by spilling some
boiling water over it.

Stephen Taylor is to build a residence
on East avenue, near the creamery.

Carpenters are repairing the house and
barn of Amos Northrup.

Miss Ella Titus. who has been visiting
Mrs. Josephine Rickarts, of Jersey
Heights. N. J., has returned home.

Miss Mary Lincoln, of New York, who
in: spent several weeks in this town, ro-
turuwl it up: on Sttutday.

ll turd Sherwood and wife, of South
Norwalk, were in town Sunday.

The employees of Benedict & (Jo. have
resumed work. The company has en-
larged its fictory by adding another
room.

Mrs. Jab)“ Schuster and her children
spent a few days at her daughter’s borne
in Nantucket. last week.

SENT TO JAIL

'I'uu Thicte-t Arrested In South Korwuk
Last Night.

Oilim‘r Inland was notified by Charles
[-2. Antit‘ri' n, of 2-! Park street, borough,
last evening, that a colored girl named

dress and but, had stolen agold watch
and three rings from his wife. The ofli-
cer, upon the arrival of the 9:11 train
from Bridgeport, spotted a colored
woman who answered to the description
given tin-l immediately arrested her.
Hire at first denied having any knowledge
of tho atfuir. IIr. Ireland told her that
she had better tell a straight story as it
would be better for her. She finally
said that "Knappy" had it. This indivi-
dual was found on lIavilend street. The
oilicer denianried the ticket but “Knap-
py"snid ho had lostit. IIe,however,
rciuclanlly led tho policeman to Reed
Ilnvlinnil'n barn. where the ticket was
found. lie was also locked up.

This morning the couple were tried
before Judge Knapp. They were fitted
87,00 and roots and sent to Bridgeport
jail for thirty days.

IlI'SINEHS DEJIANDS ’I'IIIIII.

New Lol‘ontollvee IIIII Passenger Caleb”
for the llousnlonle System.

The trembling business by the Wilson
l’oint rontv hast become so great that ad.
.iitionul mt)! um power is required tobsol
the heavy trains over the Honsatonlo
uyatctn. ilwlIJl'tI the new engines bought
lost your live more were added last
spring to iiw muipment of the road. but
oven this additional motive power In In-
auiliruetit In ('09!) with the increasing
luminous of Iilt‘ system.

Vice-President Stevenson with fore—
gigm for the coming business. has order-
ed ten more now engines from the Roger
locomotive Company to bodoilveml to
the road no mpidly as they can be oom‘
plated. Hix are to bo passenger engines
with four drivoru each. for fast express
trains. Four am in be moguls with six
drivers, for bowling freinbt trains. Ml
are to ho first-class locomotives with)?“
with all the latest improvements. lltr.
lltevcboon is anxious to accommodlfo
tho traveling public and in order lhll
trains on the lloumtonlo system Illell
ailord thobost possible comfort to the
patrons of the road. M ll” MOM
thirty now passenger coaches from the
WM” 0“ Company. Six of then! In
parlor can with luxurious appointments.

 

 

 

 

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will preach a sermon to young ladies.

Georgiana Grant, who wore a black'