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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... SATURDAY. JULY 26. 1890.

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DIREOTORY

Liilllit Billijii liliiiili

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TOWN OF NOII‘VA LK.

Amniom: N.-—Noflnlk; 1'1. N.»t‘lonth Nor-
walk; I. N.-flau 15399115. _.

'I'o thou of our rcadtrn who are not al-
ncdy nun of the [um ‘13 would u that
only nun harsh: represented, whet er of
In”. or urn-1| dogma, will he fouml
ll cfly rcllnhlo In awry hunlrwu trans-
lcuon and wall worthy of toll putrunngo
«kudos! to they: .....,_.,

AIR COMI'IIILSAIOIU‘. .

NORWAIJK IRON “'Uliflti CI). The, W itfer i-t,
near 11. It. bfldgk,

ARCHITECTS. l d
' . 1‘1. 11!! “'Mflln on M, p tins an

“$3151.33. furnished ill. rmg‘imllic mil-v.

RANDALL, MINER I). cor. Main sndWiill up, N,
sale, procpcctlvc aid "is: build druwuig.

‘ AUCTIONRIZRS.

HITCHELL, 1.531158, 0mm '4) Wall 01.31. Rm
«(us fucker and minnow.

IORRELLA L'IIOIIMEIHRU, m “'Bi-fllfigtl'ln st,
:11 kinds of property sold.

BAKERS.

Ix-KLYN & 1103, 2'.“ Main at. N. and {A Wmhingtlii.
iii, H. N. also duller! in criiifwzliurmry, in;
cream, inn, etc.

:ICOVIEIJ), EMMA C. 19 No. Main ,-t,. S. N. Hole.-
n‘pmt for “(III-011'!fll'h'lll'lxil'll lr'r rmim.

WERNER, CHAS. 1.. Main anncnr Wall. N. l’nrc
mfcctiomry and icc crimin. Fresh goods (fully.

WILSON'rl "Home Mada“ Ilrml Hukc'ry, Irrillilfli-
ville. heave orders blUlIr I'iiz::r'-, l: till. his»,

BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall Ff, N.

as 'fsl 1mm), nil: in» $11,100, (mugs,- M.
113mm. csillrnt; If 1.. I'mycr, HCI.’ prrmdniit,
Willi-m . Curtis, cashier,

CITY NATIONAL HANK, The. as \Viulilrigfon It.
ansin,:§. S. (.‘apitnl 3100.00», Purplil! .12»
fan). It II. Rowan, prizsidcnt, Jacob M. Lil)"
tim, cashier.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL II;I:NK.TI10
41Wallst,N. limor JIBltIIII t, ('ltpllhlszlll,—
u». I’mt.,.lamm \ ‘. Ifyr.’ viva-prom, blviin
(i. Rosier; cashier, Luna (.1 (nu-n,

I-‘AIRFIELD (JUI'STY swim.» IIANK,TII(’.M
Wkll If. N. Deposits 9111's". surplus swan).
Winfield fl. bloody, pmvl; Muffin :5. (.mW, vice
prm; James 11. usury. fruits. —

NATIONAL BANK 0F NliliWAIJi, Tim. [.1 II all
at, 5.1riwqmmtedlséi', (Jupiu‘i azumiu. his-ii-
iw 11111, prixL; E. .1. 11nl,v;n- m:t.; 11 1',
Price, whim. Directors 13, Ru 1., J “in,
W. (i. Thom”, R. K. IticIKWlxxl, J. A. u-lmrn,
U. B. Wilson. I1. 1mm 1). w. l‘ituli, \v 1',
bishop. Bankivrn', Merchants} Munitmiursra‘.
Personal 3nd. Family “counts m.- .‘Ulil’ill'fI.

NURWALK SAVINGS} sm‘lil’l‘Y, 'I'hla ll .ili st. N,
Deposits over Qz,im,4iiiii,mrpln- slur-m 1.. um,-
M. Holman, rest; It. 1:. (Justin-it. Vlflt' pr- :1...

E. 31’ let, um.
SOUTH NORWAIK SAVINGS HANK. The, 11c
In ,curpllis Strum. Aldon :wnl
ohn 1.1. Knapp Irma. IliiL'fI,:',f

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NIUTH NORWAIM Ill-LE? Cl). :7. S. Hmnmond
beef, pork. sheepJamb, Veal, 4:11;.

TERRY, WM. 31, A 0 i,, 3". Armour? Infr'f and
pmvismns. Home firmed lamb and Iflllfluil.

BILL I'UQ’I’ILB ASH DISTRIIH'TUB.

FUX'I'OX. J. I". Part office box I'll, 3'. ( ,ri unit's
folded in over 10)) Sunday pawn,

IILACIflanl'I' Ils.

CARR, “EU. '1'. I001. Raymund rt, 5. .V.
chasing a specialty.

BBIDUE IIUIIJIEISS.

BELL, CEO, 5. k CU. 1'. 01m: 5 H. S. .V, biiilifi 1'3
(11 bndga, docks, pile foundations. I'Il‘

BUM A51! IIIIOE IIILAIJLIIS.

BROWN, H, 5,50,1“1512 cf, :3. 5 mutant Wurl.’ and
repairing a lwclnlly,

IIARV'EY.C. If. 210. Main 1:, S. 2%, streaming in
boots, shoes Ind rubbers,

SCHAL'B, .1011! a 5031.85 Wmhlngwn st. 5. 2".
A good mm at low WCIzi‘.

BM A3") IIIIUE REPAIRING.

PHILLIPS, GE”. 29 Railroad PM. a. 5. Al.
work may and promptly lions.

BOOMZLLILM AND sTA‘lIONIEBS.

11331110. J. ARTHUR, N. car-1 migrating. wed
(hug summery. hm hull and tennis gmxls.

I'LAL‘YI’KD’fi DRL’G STURH, 4‘1 Witchingmu pl,
ti. 5. School snpplim and gcnnml sutiunury,

BOX HAKIIRS. (Wood and I’awr.)

KNAYI’, 2. I’. Witter wt. :5. 2". manufu tun-r of but

m, g bummer; (Mural shop juflblbg.
BUILDIXG MATERIALS.

ms, JOHN II. It. Wuhmgwn rt, 5. N. p.110
MI: stone, sew-2r pipe. bay. straw. etc.

LEONARD, CHAS. '1'. Water st, )3. brink of sLl

hammer“ imam, Lsir, r11; , also bin-.-
m, Irebnck 1:1th 3y,

RAYIONI) BROS. Nulwnukce, I’flllztdt'lpftlb and

Tram frat-u, brick, lath, lime, tumult, adamant.
Bll'l'l’lfl. CHEESE. E005, kc.
mos BU'I’I'lR IIDIJSK,M!tilrmr1Iilhc Post

(Mar, :5. N4 sparsity mesh: of all diffcrriit

waterless! chase, imporrxd cud (JDIItt'fititl. All

grades of butter, eggs. lard, mud gusts, cue,
murmur; BEYOSI'I‘URIM}.

DARK, W11. 2. to Will. It, 5. Cancun-s. lwnm,
brim, ambit cud wrugr. trim.“ . ,.

(:ABI'ES‘I'ILILS AND IIL‘ILDERS.

CROWELJAIIIIS (I shop Ann It. 2+, 2". estimate.
given, jabbing promptly nflcmlml to.

XIIIGUXWI, A. (1.! Taylor Liven iv, 5, 3. Jobbing
promptly sticudaf to.

RANDALL, If. D. Randall's mill, 2 N. Modem
mixing run by chap pom: amines inc w ({in
low figures. 1mm: work c sparsity.

RAYIUSD, J. IL. (50 Will“ it, b N. mnniifuamrr
of naming, brackets. wings, curiirr blocks, a...
sum, uracil-s, batman, Band. scroll uIWLXL',‘ and
turning. unblock». bottom fmollh,fn3n(,llr:I,IM in.
Jobbing done, ”11mins mun. 'Iclcphofie: 514;.

1111mm)”, :5. B. 1.3 brow If. ti. 2". Jobbing
promptly srwudtd tn.

WIWIS, 91.15mfmpljrmslt,“ is Shim-031m mr
Will”. and Bellini 11.79,, N. i, .t .wuul working,
numldlngl, window Iranian not mung, Llywm-f,
estimates. Maury kmwl. Tslephm, 1 null» r In.

CARPET!) A31! OILCIAVIIN.
“ZONE“! t 11011“, 21 (1mm blag, 5. ill! Wuhr
imam st, 99, 16, cm: ulrcrusemcrit.)
CABBIAIIB DIASL’I'ACTUILIIIh.
111.1.1’, 1111241“, No Mun It, 5.x, nunufutw: of
I, noggin MIL'DLIUD gimp t” ire-wiring,

71601171 I'LYNN. fuotof Franklm st,rmnufiu
LII!!!” of «mm, "KW?- truclu, 9W. 1'»: Ming,
(rind-Int rupturing snwfsity,hurrmhm;ng.

‘ mutants.
D'AII’YOIHJ'. l. 2! 30.131» n, {ml} of Brood
y. K. Y. mum fur wuldmgs and mum.

l I), FEEDER“; ' 5.11538“. 5' mdllings and
palm applied at i - women mum

crumble (300m.

DAY”, 1. 'I'. B (If). 2?: Main st, 3‘. also news
W, 11'»:an and funnel l'rv.

cmszm I'II’E MASI’I‘AUI’IJI‘EIIS.

I.I'.UNAIID,CIIA!9. '1'. Wm (if, N. All aim and
sing", Wmiklsl sir-p. rhytrig, m .

chl BOX MASCI’AUIL'RIBS.

WY, JOHN, ““315. 5. 2'; “mm“ If, 5- .‘v'. maul“.

hum of cigar bum and (1PM! in nft'lin'.
(IIIIAI HAStI’AC’I'l'IIRK'l.

now 5 Obltfl'fiAD CIGAR curse, 10590.!qu
ll, If. 1*. mar-mm; or m cigars,

01.9 WILL (”W/(It (10, Tim, Washington rt, 5. 36
mm 180!

'AGKEK, If. an 90. mu, 1!. 3. 11””me
mint-muss,

"AVID INIIINIIZIJ-

“A". '19. 10! Wash: ,m If, S. 8. mm”
gnaw-m W" ' if: "

liursc 7

 

In lull surveying, I/KH 151:3
mun, W. B. A 1405. If. Washington It, .‘l 3' 111-
m and unit-tr awn-rem

WWI), C. N. I “It It. 5. All orders promptly
can“

to.
cwnmm DIALZM.
(III-m m. Mic Imlhhug, )1 and 11
mm 5.5. “alum. joblm w! 12mm»
COAL A)“; Fool). Y I
W 10115 If. {cw-shack» It. 9,. . «hi h.
wow 'mklm. cm- (:mx. Powhatan:
1103A“. (IRAs/1'. Wu" rt. 3. the hurt mie-
im (in! Autumn: wt Ilium. all, use us
“first kindling mad.
“1’30!!! 1m. “high. 000ska and until
an: ant, It bituminou- for Imus tarpon.
101.14". I. I. ‘60. Wm .11. op. choc funny
0. I by, m. gnu, rm. etc.
cautious.
(mm OOIIERCIAH (inserts b'rl'g.
I. I'. II. I”. mutual. my Ind acting.
mt Mn Int! llumfr's)

‘ IA“ 111' . ...
MW: W"
qu 1’ I... in”

CORSET MANUFAO'PURgflgi 1
(VIII a (IULIIBCIIIIDTJ wry fl. . and im-
l‘tunmr of the cclcbmux! ILA . Cir-acts.
CORGI! REMEDIES.

I’LA ISTED's COUUIIHEMEDY,WNTMIIHI10 cure.

maiiuluciiirvd st 43 Wuhlugtori It. :5. :6. ,
CROCKl-JIIY AND (ILAHSWAIIE.

NASH, 1'. II & B110. cor. Hun andWest Its, II. N.
Annie and tin vme.

UNIVERSAL STORE, The, Na. Main iii, nvnr West,
lumps, crockery, glans warn, holiscfurnishiiigs, etc.

IIIZN'I'ISTB.

IlfllITWEl.I., C. F, Imidcr's block, flo. Main st. S.
N. (Miler: hours, 5 ll. in. to l} p. 111.

KENDALL, (lilo. 25.. 11.1) H, Wmhlrigiori, cor.
Franklin cu, ft. N. Hours sum, to ow p.ni.

NEWIIIRK. J. C, office at rlisillericc. h-wiu st,
near Congrogufiuruil (.‘liiirf'h, N. gun, mlminirlcrud.
(loll! and porcrluin crowns iiiM-rtnl.

“'I’ZI‘IDJV. In, DJIJ‘. 795.391 \Viii-fiilixfuli -f, H, .V,
Hours a 11.1". ms p. in. (m,- :‘nIIlllllli-li‘ful.

”001:5, 5A5" AND ”1.15119.

SMITHJV. II. (s CH, 1.? A: 1’.‘ “'llll'r rt, .‘1. ulrrmgv
Wuod wurk, wlici is, (:ll'.

DRAIN AN I) SEWER I'II'E.

PIERCE, 1’. M. 39 Chcilllilf. st, SN. (,‘riislicdstonc,
new" contractor, tic.

RAYMOND BROS. Akron.s.1lf glazed aridmment
WW. :1 to sill inches ”in disincnzr,

DRUGS AND (XIIIZMIL'AIX.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Vnii land! 11%, If. N.
tiundsy hour", 8 in 10 min .-i In ii p in. l’ruscrii»
tillnr cam-fully compounded.

GlliluliltY, .1. (l. 2’» Wall a-i. N. I‘:-‘ll\lrl..~|l('fl 11:1).
Willilcnulu and rumil. I’liplilur print-S.

H1li(i,~l,.10H.‘3 A. 11 Minn H. N. I‘i-rflimcs,
fin- (IIf'Il'ft at pvrfiiiiirs,

I'LAIH'I'I'ZIYI‘, 'H ‘V‘J‘Hlll'rfl'lln v1. 3'. N. pilltlif mull-
cmvr, etc, i'liyririana' przgsitrlpliniis It PlK'l'IlIlfy.
IIRY-GOUIN.

AMHH‘III. J. L. [k SUNS—"“16 Illill'llulilt'," NH. L‘
(vikZIJHt: building. N. Dry KINHL‘, ml L'IUIIL‘I, map
tings and rugs.

BANKS, I1, K. Malinda-mi) IIilil'l block. 5, ‘5 dry-
gmnls, nations. :luvrs, llt'. I,,-IllII,‘rWt'1II'.I specially.

BENNETT. J. P.1il Minn st. N, Hlirinrrs «tub—

llsliell our Itll'fy-fl'm ymrm

HI!‘1§ER.\1AK,A.& SUN. 31 “Eddington 9:, S. N.

dry-grimly, (JLI‘IK'IF‘, ('iC, ism: lIlIV.)

SCUI’ll-il.“ cl. IIUY ilviilt'ffi‘ lililq. X. in Wit-t.-

inzliin 51,, 5. N, {hui‘ fll'l'ut‘fflfl'llik'llf i

«fifty
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STREET. EDWARD, 5 Ullll‘Ul’ Mill: )3. Drj

“”011“, min y 5"»qu billion..- and hfieltr)’.
EXPRESS CO‘II’ANII‘JS.

Altfllv HUME.“ i ll. l-"irv I'Lll:l’l),'.ll F'Jhlih, \.
.\..lii-l llll.1ll~l,_'i I). '~- {linklflltf‘ 1.»,ill
[mm ni‘ 'lu vinrlll. I'll-w i, v-r irmm ri ,l‘l Lu.»
mir- l.: -w i' liliiil, :igriil.

EXPRESS)! 115'.

HI'XTUN f1 IIIH'NI).\HH, (.lI'ln .lf He'ili'iln I'd, ill

Wull ,vl. 5 l r iiiniili, ‘ prompt uriciitluii

(.‘AVANM .H‘s gr. fiitiiirzirw 111w].

p,itm.~iiiuiln1. Lumv nrllvrv rum-lint r. h .\,

SHEKWHHD. VJ, W . .V rlsllr m pus: ulliq .- mini

3. I,.ii'l{l1l;'.l.ll puny .wrvnv

EXTRACT-l, IlsSI'LNCILS, ETC.

HYXHl-li-I. l" 5. .t. H i. mi Milli. .-' _\'. Slurilifzutilr

l:1- uf >4 ml. ,- (l ,. iim'nl 11: _' t'Lx'l'.» Ir

NURWALK .. ' l 'Sirtrs of

tiiu. (1.112}an l ,\

I‘ILII’I'I LIZIIIIS.

il.’tY.\illi.\fi “101‘. IIf'ihin y ,u enprr ptmvpli;i:-:.-‘-ps-c-

in. iiiiii.urr.<, 1.1m]. pl.i..~trr, :rnliinl ll)Itf‘.W()\)<Ifl.PI1(‘l‘.

SMITH, IV II. .1“. U), Will-r H, v', ilgirlrs fur “Il-

lmm: LLil'l; J; (Surfs I‘Lliillai'llf .llmci’s,

FIRE BRICK A51) CLAY.
IlA‘I'IftiSi) Hilliflordlnllry 91m s in still k. spu-
i...: In unicr,tiru iiiummunilth mnry fliii- lil.lll‘,;,1

l‘IsII, (Iks'l'ltllbl, CLADh’, ETC.

“(’31 £1 KILLI’FI". Gil Washington sf. 5‘ N. fin-g

fish. oy-tci'r, shims, Ifillfr. £11111". vlgrmlms, (.fC,

I'LAG ASI) CONCRETE WALKS.
MUHTUN, JULIS 11. ll: Tsylur RICHIE: > 5',
Illilii: ilcztlr r,
Lik'Mll)!’ BROS. l‘lmlftll‘U1m fur 111w. (uncrrtc,
”illicit, brii k, cruiri.isu<1 gravel walks.
vwltuu strum AND um wsvrzu

II I'ZATILI‘S.

MREKIIILW H. .1: 01. Music 113.1 ix, m, 5. N.

eulc ugcuts.

FLOUR, GRAIN AND FILED.
"ISLAND (1111" “ML 1:, mi: lmt unidr.
fail to use 11..

L'IIUMMBDIHI'. DANIEL. r‘iti-t (:ml of “'lL-ii.fl:,,".',flfl

if. brillgit, Tl'lk.‘ 1 “(lift sl’. of fziiiilly ffultr kl pf.

11.11 Vi) Ilium. lilIy.Pfl'1|W. flour and flcil .i.
p , , inn-E, (.1: ur . llrgn llllf‘.
[ZED MILL. flirti'ri, (”riifmil? Si “(i-l".
ground fcul. ’rfl‘llluliii .mil ryu ililiir.

rmmus'l's.

BERG, PAUL, Wowlward 1‘13: r', ,~‘ N l ..

flown-o and urnsmunlzil pir- rs nwlv I-i ml r

GL‘IUI'E. P. 1...:ltlwll-X‘d nl, opp [ him. (run (mm. X,

Plum-t tui, flower“. tic. 1".uritl wirk :1 -;lv 1 .my,

MrliAY, JUHN. 1'3. 3' mm flu" fll’pffl. willing

lufltn—Fl‘lf. firmer: rind fluriu “Mil. uf .l,. Lifui‘,

'inr mucs a i‘pfl‘lluiy.

SMITH. JUNE 11 rm Main .I-t, ~ .\'. [hr uldr-t and

bri-f. known film-f, in lhlrt vl- iiiity Print-.111:

flown“, ctr, I‘lumi wilri; of All kinds, ll -pm ulzty
andduilc proniplly.
l‘lflISITl'RI: DIZAIJLIH.

COLEMAN, THEIR“ MILWMhingtnn rt. i-w' (‘lllli

Furmiurr, limkzrig.uliv-l:s, picture friinir». it.»

($113.31 a Will'i'TLlh BY, till Minn ll, X. may

murnl‘n old stand). tau: wim-rimcuiut.

HAYMHND, (:EU, 11. new return, Ill and Is 313m rt.

5. Your doors above old slurv.

STl iW. DAVID, 216, 22$. :10. and .12, 30.1mm rt, 3.x.

Furniture, nutttrimscs. etc.

(1A8 l.lGII‘I' COMPANIES.
NORWAIJS (13:1 1.1!111’1‘ (‘liMl’.\NY. of‘lirv 1‘»
Water at, .V, “M M nghl. lust and paw. r
Colnv v11 rants pr! bu-elu-l. (:uul ’i‘u tiara: dul-
lsrs per bmcl. mirage rum.

“ROGERS, (“Moles-1:.)

1101,5128 A KKK-31.1111. Dund 11 “till ,-t 3". whole»

- w grocers, rluur. grain, tiny. etc.

SELLEI‘K HH‘ 13'. H :1an 1‘1 Willi at, N, whillt‘flm‘r:

grow", lliiur, fcul, grills, hay, ctr.

(EIIUCILIIM.

BROWN .r- WILI’UX, TI) Washingfnn st. 5 ‘S Mm'

IKPIHL' for . v'lrbmfcd I'Mrninutun crrtinicry burn-r

BECKER, (a iNitAI). 111 Washington rt, 5. N

choice gym-rm and provisions.

PERHIS, | HAS If, llil‘l'Pfimr m Ifntrhinv, :51 .‘lo.

Hum sf. 1'9. 3. mlilc (It‘ll! acme for family triule.

FINNEUAN k ”REILLY, ills Minn ll, 2“ float,

fwd, hay, straw, («ml null wmnl.

YIXNRY k BENEDICT, 41 Wall It, N. fancy will

staple grmrricv, r-iiiftctiunuy. "1111, (911‘.

PITCH, I). W. Wm mm, mr. Mrrwrn rt, ‘1‘. and

goods, coir-tr, 2m, arithmetic.

GLOVRR, t' L, 5510'»! st, 1“. I enter to It: hm

trrvlr ulitiilnrthlr.

Gl’YERt 503’]? B, Sprlwgw-iorf. s. N. them

(WIPE, ctioir'vr nears, flour, ind, m,

HANI’UKD,W. 14. Eur. av». near R. R, M1013. II.

Ashrams pinnr, school lupplwn, «nu

LAWTUS, 1’. Ink ('0. "" :10. Main «.5. N. no

rim” and [llltlv' lIMll‘fU'lf“.

1:110MMEDIILL’, 1)AMIII.,mntcmlnfll’sslilngbiri

It. bridzr. 5. N, tau. colleen. spicms, I ”vicinity.

"WIRE I. HARMA N. Nil. Mum at. m: Wt 91. S, 3‘.

11m: folclzl'lul, furnigri frum, pom, (ml, gm,

Ni—ZW $011K TIL‘IJLM'MAI!.~1,?€'_ . I. 11th r—

Turin. (“firm Mu) npi: M fl spurt mil} .

NICKEI’JMNA llflTTrl. an and :17 Main at, N. I

rpeculty much.- of bible «klliwies.

(”11AM 11, 0E”. Wilton Me, and School If, 1.“.

5m stare, rwiv goods and new prices.

HZYMUI'H. 1!. I5. 351 meinmon all, 15. N [wad

quarters for rs-lebuud 'Ikw Dmp' cuniwl goods

VALDBX, (TH/H, 11.511311“. 3. (irmmcry but»

ur, them, raw, bible dtllljijfi, fruits, rm.

IIA’I'I’IIM' nus. (M'PR'S (ll')

A‘U‘II. .1041)?“ J. 7 Xunmc st, :9. N iii-o formers

of but I‘mdlfl.

BATH“, MARTIN JR & ('0, 79110171 11an '1'. fl,
5. Imwrcusofsul skins, plltshs-s. liimmmgl,
wd durum of battzrs‘ fiirii.

IIAT'I’IIIUI' 1’00”.

WHEELKRW ll, Wsm It. 39 N. imri found",
light soft rulings, extrusion water inns.

llA'I'FI All) L‘Al'fi. (Ital-1|.)

KNAI’P THE IIATTER, 101 Walnut on If, II. N.
n sparsity made :11 Inc “in and t hats.

IIA'I IANEFAC'IL'IIIZM.

BAKER. B. V, k CO. Union at, 5. N. run “if!
and nuns: my,

(311011”? A KSAI’P. "9lepr NM. helm“
cur. Isis t Entomuml Wain & Toll“ It». N. Bl.
firm York 03a in («mm pint-t.

IIIJHBELL k BARTHOL. fireball: It, 16.3. What
ltd! minus derby in",

RAYHONH ‘ COIM'UL’K. Day II. 8.3, gin 3w
”Wimfi’s‘: “d”

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VIIIILIIB. ARTHUR (I. I: Balm . Ml‘
alpine-’- my huts. fi' I

IIAIIIHVABIS AND CUTLEIIY.

I'Rf'll'o'l'f'f'. J. '1'. 45 Alain If, N. light hardware Ind
carriage [1617“. .

SMITH, W. 11. A: (70.15 AM 17 Water at, N. bulld-
crs’ and conimcwn' supplluo.

QUIIX'I'ARD, W. (I. Manic 11111 block, 8. N. palm,
Oils, glass, etc. (sec Adv.)

IIAIINESH MAKERS.

DWYBR, P. 11. 1:: Wall st, N. custom made harness

and repairing neatly dune.
HORSE DEALERS.

PA RSUNS, M. H. Brook-life stock Farm, N, N, 11m.-
hnmts suitor) in all pnrpmscl. All animal-i shill by
this l'r-IlIHllIlmf'Ill arc warrinh-d.
I'riricli coaching stallion "Usillwl."

HORSE BINDER“.

Ili‘Ql'fIAKJUllN, Nu.M:iin ”.5. S, iipcrml nt-

turll‘iuii giicn is shining driving A; trotting bursa.
11011113.

AMERICAN HfYI'El.,16 Mnlfl if. N. JC. Collins.
Huropruu plan, m-murunt nttiirhml.

GERMANIA INTEL, 30 Railroad plum. George
flchitiib, ptoprn-tor,

SHINE-UK 11011111., tips. 1). AN. 11.11. dorm.
M. Mr l'hcrlori, strictly rstmlzuis scenmmlaliuns.

01.1) WELL Ill YI'EL, fill Washington sf, RN. lined
Ilavilmd, proprietor. European plan. 80 mains.

"("1318 FURNISIIING (100119.

STEVICXN. J. 11. 9.! Washington at. 5". I‘v’, l‘rmkcry,

Kiri-Ellun', tin and wooden W11").
ICE DEALERS.

fll’fll‘lfAKD. I}. "lichen I'oinr. I'm," 8. 8. Alli!)
milk prmiuriir.

ISSIYRANCR AGENTS.

(,‘(iiilinfll-Z .b 1.4 )CKWUHI), fl Mill" 1‘1, X.
‘nlll‘i' 11.1141 mil mist»: in mi i's brunclics.

KAY l'llN’, .lAl’liIl If. \ ..flIIl‘,,'fflfl r1. nvxt in 1’ I),
h N. iirv, plan.- glass, mzriilcnt and lift‘. mm adv.)

Lill'lfll’lilil). W31. cur. Minn :imquil i-m. N. llmn
n--i.m-, imulmiznts, loans nf‘girllllli'i1.th’.

Mliltltlil.l.& l.'11l).\1.\11~11)1Elf. Ci? Washington st,
5. N, >ftlf‘ily fir-4411mm cniiipztnws n pn‘ruiiirtl.

TAYLUR (v (lilLIIHN’, 4;: lv ,1: Wurliingfuu It.
5 N. Itl'nl Entan- nnd lnsurnncv.

INSI’IKANCI'Z COMPANIES.
(.‘(lNNEl'TlL‘Ul‘ (.l-ZX‘I. 1.1?‘1-2 1N5, ('ii i H 5 L':
Ilwiiiiiivllmi. ugrzii‘, \l‘nnliingtiin st, 5' N in .- ml.
MI‘ITHUI'UIJTAN LIVE LVN‘, If”. 21/! “minutifun

int. N. N, 13.1 ilrulilv m, -titnl’. snivf

.‘Jlliill'hffi FIRE 15%, ('ii, .‘€. in Ilif‘f‘lz‘iflll
Itll‘lfll .4 arm» lwl. .‘é-i cute-minliti ' ill-‘1' f'lilllllr‘,

I'l"'ll'l. ' ' LIVE INN' ('lt 'I'Iiv. IAIWI'T'" li‘wk,
Alli. 2:, >1 N. .lini Fri-iii ii, iiwi. eiipvriiiti lllll'i‘i'.

I N \’ EST)! II NT SIZCI IIITII‘LH.

(If: 'll’l“! 1:1). I: ll )lwinir lml-J, .‘ "i. finish

Il..,.i.«-u:t Milking flflll lllpii'..l.,r )1 . gwi
“IDS AND STEEL.

«.‘vll'l'll. W 11. .t; (‘ii 13 will i: Wsiir :1, N,
-',lr:i.;;-. mt:- -. within li..r«lw.i.rr. «if.

"105’ FILE“ 1*; AND RAILINGS.

Iii-Zillil’i'T. 11..“ 5': JUMA In. Willi-r rt, 5. iiuii Work
All :lil kills,

Till: lil .‘Vi'L‘J 1110‘.“ IMILI‘N’H WHHKS. Whit:
er, >. 3.11m.” 1I«iyl..pr-.pr,zii.r.

"HIS PUI'S IIICI I23.

Home of tlic

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- (111.11.v l”; l‘i..\\'l’Y nf. ’i'liv .VUFWILR Iron Works

1 ’,.IlllItll,‘U ill flrziihwpurt. ‘ lllill.

J I’ZIVIZIJIIZ‘J.
lv‘lililu‘. .\. 5 It!»
:~ .‘J, zinc “still r. pit
HHYT. 11 ll, 1- Nu 311i. rm,
guild-(,1: hm przi rr.
J.\l 'KN 1N. I)!" r [M 7-1), ’9- “v.lii vi. .‘J wnh iii-ii. 11154
IIlllflll". sin. I‘ll-z: Vuitrli ri lusting x. flu Lilly
mini). 11 ~ di lilllllllif‘,“u:(h( ;. Lb: .ry, .- m-r [ind
{inn-vi “.ifn', ri pzi..r,ii.' n-pm in: , 5: .lluzn mi, 5.};
I..\“'\'ILR~'.
Al'w’i’lN. A1,? 'Eli E. I'lllilll i M‘rullzl‘, lid; \l'ul.
vi. lilifillijli. . uzury mill 1:. ll
E'Rllb'f‘. Itl'SNHJ“ x. M )filin rt. norm)“, legit.
liiiyinrsei inf ml kinds rim-fully Mil-fid- :1 1.;
Hl'RlJll'T'i‘, J 11121.1)125", 1mm: 7 .ulli i. Dinette
building. Will. st, thrmilrh.
1.1(111’1‘. JHHN 11 hr: ll’m-l.in;:*nn
criminal—lunar of .1. mid fur Srw 4
IJN’KWUUD. EDWARD If mom ‘1 mm-c lilllg.
borough . Atturrivy. notary and pr °1irns|,
fif-ZYMUI'R,.M11?€ 34'. mm rt, 1- d (70.31:.
flank building. .‘v’. ('onnsclinr .1! ‘n.
“211.511. Jl r1126 J, rlmtnl Hamil» handing. Win.
at. lmniiigh.
[IVEIH‘ STAIILI‘I
IMXN, HHIUI’H I; Em Mar 1
. Iiil'lu: .Vi. ~ Kl‘ui r .-
(l1:i~...«ill'r', Min, 5 11 K1.
.ii'—;l-pii‘.. y. 1
”WM MAS! I'Af'TI'IlIZRS.
Lin Killian .Vl \Vl lull 'l‘l RIM. ( ll. Inns-1:.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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N M;tin..‘:irfilrl r< uf l:.....14 :~' lilll‘li-H‘Jr 14 1.
“ml; ‘,ii l'i-nri r7. va lurk rltiii c {Kl Itiwic -r.
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.‘(nltll’lIJ-l 1M 1; (,UIfl’ANY. S .‘J

v Hzl'hlmllurw -i,. Luv ks 1.1:.1 l.

. (flit-2:1“ r-, I'lfiIlLIF’rP; “”ka , .

hill-c trimming-i tn “hill/J2 brim uiul :run.

Ll .VIIIILR DEA Llllh'.

Vutrr pt. N. Al. L‘,i.ii< of lumber di
1;; p up: by mil, team or arr-«*2.
.VIAI‘IIISI'Z Sllfll'fil.

.‘Jl il:\l’.\1.l{ 11:03 ll’l ”15$ Hi The. Wiitir st.
1.4151 1:, I: ilrnlzr. S .‘J (lo-r:rrul niuchlni-ry. lruii
mil bot—s rzwlngc, fuming-i, ltulliiiit 1111:1111, n:
pairs for milliufiu'llil‘llfi urul . unfunny.

M ivl‘llvllJi, ll. )1 A. hillt'df .Vm machiimry
tillnli: :tinl n phirul; pining ,.y .A mini '11,

MARKET (IARIDI'LSILRS.

JENNINGS 1k IV,\'I‘II1{II[ KY, 5 3", in {rim-I nfiil “.1

gal. 1. prlnluic ii. :(‘iL‘HH fur inc WI‘.‘ . . n,’ trails
MARK I118.

1 will“. HARM-712:0 Whirl. 3' Wm Wurdwell,
prop . inn-f, its-ill, iuiilii, muttun nilrl pulilry.

A‘» 1505'. A. 1.3:‘ Slum -t, N. nun». fruits, ween»
bin, fish, aye-Dru, dams. and minnow, hutzcr.
our, lard, mum! gin-la. rii'

BENNETT At Ill'x'flffl. mm)", flail. 0 PW, lob
stun, (Ram-0, {111114, :‘i No Mimi -!_ t4. . .

Hiriv‘liu. ll.\.\'.\(' 1.’ Mom ll, S. choice mute,
puiiliry, ugh. irgrriihxcs, wr.

Rifl'I‘Tli rl ('EVl‘Iml. MARKET. (1 With-r st, .‘1
arm's wgwrtlrm, frim. [10'1de it: lliwwt prim-d.

(,‘Allit. WILLIAM 11, 1h iii-rill" Flinn markers, PIN.
Firii- mints. frrrii vi,~;,:i".aliiu—luw,-nt Club prlrrs.

FARRISU’K'U‘J. J. A. meats, Viiiitry.linii,nysii-n.
ve :r'falilcl. fruits. buttrrfctc, 11 IL quIAfl'. fl. N.

(lfllrl'f’, (1110 "Lil ('lu-rtniit r. h N. rtiuim mints,
Vl'k’rfAllil‘F' fruit, (11‘. Lowe»: (zisli prim-s.

HAYES PERI), 1.1 340. 31le at. 5 .‘J. prlmu mat;
of 11 Luis, "01le rrndercd lilrd A 9pm tally,

“113033.11(l,(,‘rnrriilMarin-trim Main Ind llnvl-
land rt. a, N. I'IMIIU:111¢1III, poultry, vs-gcfahlu.

LIVIIURSER, WM. 1'.» Washington sf. bridge, ti.
5 driller in mi LJlfI'l from mum.

UNIKWmID. I. Wuhlngmn 5t. twigs. 51. N. Inc
mats, an, oysters. than, vugsbiimm, era.

WTKI’UODk IAN'KWmfl). 7 Mum If. N. (in
mm!» poultry, mm, try-fr'rfl, rldmn a spa tally.

1.703831. A. IL, (1111 Well Mariachi; 160, Main If,
H. S primi- most» and poultry is; lowest prim-s.

HALE”, 111.1513. Mun st. rim: West. 11, N. clinics
mrnts, (inn, nystrrn, vrgi-rulili'r. drlli'alcssl-ri, i-tc,

I'II'KIRINU. 11 H, Eintuvmup. scliwl balm-.33.
Irv-f, vml, inillturi, Mr.

M 11,1111, JM‘iiR, :ltl Wm. Washington “.5. N,
sirn ti] first... mi- tin-ills, puullry a eta-riulty.

SMITH‘H WAtlIIlNG'I‘OS NIKKI-3'12"; Winn
am If. .N N. his: meat:- and poultry fur family trivlc.

SPILLASEJ. W. 15 IJJMWII 9!. .‘C. vmi'lin tuna
daily 1110‘"!th fawn.

WADE, W 5, markzt. Elmflmw, H N. vv u may
to xll pint.- of own with flnc fi'wli slid uit tut-at».

WIXUXJ. IS. ‘17 Wsll 9‘1, X. ('limrc mints, poin-
try, fruits, vrgrtnblzs, huttrr. egg-I, ('TC.

MAIHIIJ'. A!” HRANI’I'E.

HATE“. 1’, W will" If. X. irrihi‘ifuturcr of fins
graniir and marble wurk, ulna drain in building
slum: Mid «many work.

KTEL'JI-ISN. )1 W, or Minn .nl', N Hamil: uid Kym.
iii: nihilism—1.1,», twwlsimilrv. inputs, rfi',

HAWK! AS]! BUILDERS.
fiflYMfll'R. HENRY. 1‘28 Wm: Ms, 11,3. All kinds
of aims: mums contracts lulu-n.

1111151me. WILLIAM. lelnm menu, 8.
mwm. Mn nagging, curbing. etc.

SMITH. WILLIAM H. 551 We". st. 15. 1'. Jobbing
pymnptly stunned to.

LAWUJR. WILLIAM, fi 11111 s'. N. All kind» of
smut nwrimy nod grsding [illimpily mmuluj tn.
”Milk unwind from my um: quarry.

”Bl'fl OUTFITI’EILH.

(’UIIBTfWK H1109. llutiulr. building, N. Ind 11
so. thin st, :9. N. (mint-men's furnishing «was

MERCHANT TAILOR”.

UI'SOWSKI, If. :11 Wlll If. N. A perfect fit (an.

mind

narcotic v. 17 3mm Iflln n, 3.1!. has ullor‘lng
Intensity.
swims. u. mum m. in. Repairing and
clothing I “Misty.
IIIIJI nuns”.

 

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3m 0.1. No. 1 Raymond $11.21. hum-hr
nan-immanent”.

 

MILLINIZBY AND FANCY GOODS.

CAVANAGH, MIHS )1. II. “1151 It, 11. N. mililncry
“III .In-ss milking.

FAWCE’l‘T'H head mums! Inllll 3 10:!
st, N. (lieu udvcrtlnqcincm) 0' 11W: W

I'l‘l't'll Mix Jim-.49 Main-t N. A ricyfor
"()ld batten Dyeing humanities?“

JAMES. HRS. I. 1.. 2 110. Main ll, 8. N. Wt
stylus. Mourning n lptlemy.

81'. JOHN, Mimics 333111111 rt. N. llillnery, Fancy
and 11m: (loads.

MUSIC TEACHERS.

BRADLEY, Milli. G. W, daughter of tho lschm.
R. Nash) 1103 Main st. N. iiptruiur-ulnl music only
FRITZ. MISS MINNIE 1'. 101 Main Pf, N. Piano

and organ imimclluii.

GIIL‘il)N.A1.1~ZX. H. 3'.’ High at. N. Plano, Win
and harmony.

IIlfNTlN(lT(iN,Mlt§. 129 Main It,N. Vocal Iri-
Itnictlon and vow.- iliewlopnu-nt.

Nils". M153 JESSIE K. 3: North Ivonne. N.
Piano and organ instruction.

SAWYER, MRS. R. J. fcICllt‘l' of Instrumental IIIII
vocal incric. Iksidciicc ht Mrs. R, 11. I’lui-tcd's,
Went sf, 3):.

NEWS DEPOTS.

1100111111., 11. B. Tlfi'uhlnguin (It, 8 N. blank
barks, stationery, newspapers, periodicals, etc.

WHEELER. J. [1. 155 Washington at bridge, 3. N.
Newspapers. sutioucry, tin sud gins nrc.

5ILW YORK MESAIINGEM.

”111ml, fl. D: (inlets left at Badmll'l own,
74 Washington Ef, . .N.

Ll)('K\\'UUD, C. B. omms DcKlyn‘s, s. 11.; Greg
ory's N ; 55W York in: (in-«n..- rt.

Isl-2W it SECOND-[LAND FURNITURE.

Pl iliIlURlZ. W31. llfllIti’ Salvation Army Barracks,
:i‘. N. him-w, mngvv, crockery, (:iirpms, etc.
OYSTER I'LANTI‘ZRS AND DEALERS.

BELL, “Hull! 1’. 0. Hi)! 11, S. NWhulewc
sliippu of oysters and mum

CU'I’IlllJi. fl J. foot of Raymond st, 3. N. whole—
i-zilu dualsr in fine oysturv.

HUYT, W H. 4; SUN. 121 Watt? st, H N, (foot of
ILiyiiiritiiI) plat -ri-, upmwrs and wholesale
(built: in nnrivc oysters.

REED I; Illil'SMAN'. 1311thrr sf, 5. N. pluntcrl
and rhippvrs UI Surwalk OyalcP‘.

VAN NAME, J. 1.. J; (‘H., 1'. (1 Box 513 S. N.
(iy-H-rv- lilaiI Urinal. “HIM“.‘LI" uiid n lull.

I'A’I‘TI'IIIVS AND MODELS.

NURWALK I’AT'I' .lfN WORKS, ('lliis. [1 Al!‘
tlinrpq: prop, {:H.I"ilIt: five, 3. .‘v. Muir's, >trnm
uml llu,’ A r Furittu- vmrk n spruisify. sill:-
Mani In! 1.”: c. .« hmiul Cumin furnace.

PAINT‘i, 011.5 AND GLASS.
i'ffllII'I'i'T, .l ’1' 47. Main Pi. N. vIl'WQ'l,I.'C lwls,
Maury llIHI “Cuiswumi's mind pmnts.

l{.\ YMMV!) Illiiw .lrwcu's, Allaistic and ,N' July's
1,: .ill.( ill trim mi and Ari fill (,‘llriiiual limit.

-’\fl l‘ll, W 11 Jr (‘0 17.1: 1? WM” .v-‘, N in;- 1.1.!
for I/ll.-"Ill.:li .v Munro-1. punts.

I’A I'IZII HANGING!!-

l‘lt,\'1"1' .k ('ii will: :1. hair W...) .\'. 11.90 prints,
11: - 511 E‘.

I’Ifilll'lT .1 '1‘ 13 Mum 51,35. Willow siiwlcs,
llililiiiils, 111721?t'!.('li'.

’1‘.“ 1.an A (ll :1 Main at, N. no budwur.
palllls. lint. gutsy. til”.

PHOTOGRAPHERS. I
illn’ll‘beANJ' A. 11 Mum st. N. lnntnnmnconsj
prm'v-s‘. (‘liiiulri n'c photos 1 rtnclulty.

Silli'l'll. f; \ I~ \Vssh.x;gtuz 2:, >. N. uric quality ‘
un‘v IkIZII 121.11 121" fie-i.

HKHHLL‘J. Y H. (barrio, hriilrlin , .‘L Cabinet
pump-graphs $1 in) pot dot; oiit-liiiH dot, $134).
I'IANU TI'NERB AND RIZI'AIRERS.

HENIJFI’ ('. 1'. In" kmwul 11.”. N. Aim di {lift in
ilulli, . , pill-i, shut Uillrlf. 1,. .

PLANING suns.

RANDALL, MINER 1? E. N, A.. Lula of wood
Work a: re an. or for the tunic.

I'l.l'.VlIII.\'G.

MEEKERS: ('0, W, 11. Music 11511
I'liimb.n;:, sis-rim and gas fitting,

313511. F 11 «h 1111”. wt, Mum and Walt flIF. 5 N.
[WINK/Jag and glue tilting. ranges And blunts.

RAILILOAIIS.
NHRWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. June. “2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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RICA I. [STATE AGENTS-

1..‘. YT“); .I M501! )1, wit-hinzmn st, nut in ,. ii
.~ N wupwrty for auto. hon-cs to rent. l-(:I' adv)
Ml illlll;l.i. {k 1.1“ LVIIIEDIEU. (:7. Washington 2L,

> .\, asking. r-.i.:.1._; ni.l1i‘-uiiu,t.ii:.
l\11.,~l>?{.li 1: (”write lviilr, 1‘3. li.w.-imcnis sinl
., : yin I it” .\ m li,~- lino, wrririi in in»:
_ ..: ljl‘tl ,. L' l‘. ”Ii —' r..' -
Win 1“ ‘ll'll .. - ‘. ,..,.~l- ri
r. ril".v
IL! ‘1'}! HINTS.
BEE-I Iii'l'ir}, '. ‘-\.i.’lr 9‘, Is vmrm iwuis M
1mm. illili‘.‘ r .L'w.
1111‘. it‘- >. 1mm .‘lfriln as V, Tl.-- [>471 .‘ir .1.i.i.v r
~. in l "j. Hmlrvi liy illi- thy i-r Wt'l‘k, l
“\NITARY ENGINEERS.
Iilflf'IH.\l' If .k t-liV. v17» \l'iul.:'i,"lin sf. .‘3 _\'
Hymn; .c LLfllI (‘it .i «ngiuw rs.
“110018. (I'rivntr)
8.11111)“, Mia's lN~TITi'l'E. Fl (irritant at. )1.
1mm; unlit! boarding And dsy It‘huml.
Ni lllll'ALI-i MILITARY iNSTlTCTE, .‘c‘. Frank 5.
[Mn its, pr:iu"p:il. (‘Lr-riiur on request. ‘
311111), .‘lfrs “l 10, N flay Mil! butmling who... 1
for prism”! y. . 1!, ,Lbilll'll. Fill for any rolmgim
m I'UIH’HI' (,ilfllplt, r' in i'.-o .1. Fully citinppvd luli- ‘
mmry mmrlu-il ,wa York artists rriipliiyrd in l
mill-m d. pertinent. bistml mlvunmgrs for In!’
Jlic- study (I! art, Mingling: s and (‘loriiflnri l
swirl; tlrm ii»; ! April :iih. L'irriiliirs iszll in»;
suit “EMIIIllpp;1"fll“’IL 5
SILII'ISH MACHINES.
SHIILER, (‘ )1
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6 Sn Mimi st. 3 N. "Win-rlvr and,
hlilI " Illiu‘tflfllll " iicclllcs, ml, itzm ll ,
11.-pairing u spvcii my.
SEWER cusnncvous.
RAYMHXI) ftlflm', svvnrs him, with; pits-s liiiJ.
cxcuvung. filling, guiding. landscape gzirtlrilliig. l
SIIOIZ MANI‘I'ACTI'RI'ZKN'. I
UH'SSHI'if'I',M.\'l'HEWDUN lv ('0. >..\'. hulls l
liiic rlim's. j
Gill 1. R W BED A: ('(l. factory and Inlvsrliom 71. 7'1. t
Z'-, and 27 Waist iii, 34 .‘o l-l-tulilie‘limi Hill 5
Mitiriifiiriiirvrs uf Lulu-w', iiilmzd' itiiil (*li.liLn_-n 4‘
din: IIKIIWI ur fur tin: Il‘izlil trmlr. l1
HlllllT-IVAISTS AND l'NIII’Ilf-WI'IAR. 1
[11"l‘l'llan'llX, (‘l if.i~‘. a. U). Nunulk. va York
will Ilrulgvtuirt, ( iiiill.
SHIRTS)! [15's (1001“. ,
AIKEN, JHHX If. fin M-nn vi. N. hmulqnitrfrrs for
min", 11.-11111;:llu'klt‘,flmfflnnlllufl,l,’li.
STA"! IIl'IlJIlKIIH.
BAKER-1131,1115. Wain iit. nut in Whom. r's foun-
dry, 5.1V. cum 1nd hand min to (inlrr,
'I'lll lN‘M‘AN IRON RAlIJNG WUIIKS. Wittirr
st, . . .‘6. Win. 11. non, proprietor.
STEAM ENGINES AND I'UMI’H.
SORWALK 1110K WUIIKS (It). Thu, l’l'iim at,
but R. R. bridge, .‘1. N.
flTIIAM‘lIlII' TICKET AGRN’I’S.
L'l'lf’l‘lN, H. W. Masonic liiillllin , N. steamship
Ill kr’-. pmsi-m nxvnt. riotsry pii Ht", ctr.
LMTu‘l, .Mi‘iilt M. Wuhingtmi st. 11".“ in 1'1),
29.x. I'uasuge licks-twin"... mime] 0ftIt‘1’l!.(M‘€ in“
8703” IIIZAIJIIIIH.
75111113. JOHN 11. foot of Washington It. 5.31. Ilsu
brick. linic, umcnt. hair, pluuir.
1101mm. Julm B, 6:: Taylor iii/critic, B. N.
iiiyer of mu: rm; walks.
ILH'IIUNII Ilium. blue, brown, (lrvmvrlrh Ind
bulldi‘iig Milne, grunt» IIILI miirblc trimmings. l
swarms. RANGES AND HEATERS. i
KR’I‘CIIL’M, LAMMN, 5:0 unvilmd It, is, :1. Gui
stoves and nuts: hflfflfl. l’. 0. box 017.
POWELL, J. W. W1 erhln on 0:, 9.31. mm.
rarity-s, Millers. house-fumis liig Mil. stnvc re-
pnlru. o-tc. ’l‘ln am! topper work upcciulty.
MILLIZt‘K, KYLVBS’I‘ER, Afl’ fir: Wuhlngtmi st
hiiilgr, RN. storm. migss, mints. plumbing, rtc.
'I'IIUCKINCI.
310117031. mm 1!. (”T-Hm Iveriiic. B. 1‘. Light
and limvy trucking promptly nlfliiidul to.
BKIIEII'I‘AKKIIS.
JENNINGS. J. 1), opp. 110m 11.11. (1M, rcll ,
than”: 7 Elm sf. N.
RAYMUND. (1150. 11. 46 Ind 48 Rain II. N. Rosl-
dcmg :1 Ik-rklcy It. Telephone TM.
V l'l'IZlIINAlIY SURGIHINH. ‘
BRIDGE“. (if-ill. 1),V.H. ofllru and hospltsl muof i
Fumeld CU. Bank. 8. lelvpholcim. It'll. lunar Il. l
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WELL KEPT CITY HWNS.
or TIER-;ARTI(YI'LIRLY
BEAUTIFUL.

“any "in! arc Managed with Rare Skill
Intl Tutu -- observations In a Tour
About Town.

South Norwslk justly prides itself on
its many pretty lawns and iii plousanter
hour or two cannot be spent than on a
tour of inspection of them. The major-
ity rim well kept and much taste
and horticultural skill is displayed
in the arrangement of the flowers
and shrubs. It would be difficult togive
ssafisfsctory description of the many
lawns that contribute so much beauty
totlis city. We mention at this time
but a few that attracted our attention in
making a tour of the city.

The extensive lawn of E. A. Wood-
ward is among the finest in town. All
around (1w handsome rvsidouce are
shrubs of many varieties, The grass is
always closely clippcd. Tlieliirgcurns
in front of the bump, which are filled
with flowers, are a source of much fra-
grance which passets by always notice.
Mr. Woodward has one of the best regu-
lated gardens in the city which is looked
after in an excellent manner.

After passing the Congregational
church, the lawn of which is looking
very pretty at present, the eye of the
stranger is attracted by the uniform care
that is given tliu front yards.

Jlimcs H. Knapp'q premisr-i are always
admired for ”1le beauty. Extending
around the front lawn ina circlu are
rarv varieties of rose bushes which are
grafted on tree bodies. The effect is
beautiful. flu the oppositcsidc of the
nvnnm is the haudsonir- residence of An-
drew J. (Trofut, surrounded as it is by
1hr z. xtensivc lawn which is so much ml-
min (1. The graceful slope of the grounds
and the line condition in whtcli they an»
kept accounts for the many pn-tly things
that are said regarding Ult'fll. Among
other lawns on the avenue that might

80M 1}

;be mentioned as being in g 10:1 shape an-

IIIOr-l OI Lieutentant-Culzmvl Jilml‘a l'.
Crow‘s, Henry 1. Smith. )1r-i.('.irolini-
1). Half. Stephen (1. 1";‘riia,.lamos 1.
Russell, David E, Disbrliw, Mrs. libs"
Hill, E. II. Mmhcwson, Hoary Srlyfl‘rillr
and David Hatch.

(In the bill are many [irclly invite,

, banks and terraces.

blur Trinity church the liltvull plum
presents in very pretty appearance.
Th.» fountain on the corner and the largo
glass KIOIR’S add beauty t) the sloping
lawn, which is always kept In such fine
condition. Further up High street the

lawn of Theron U. [onf looks like a pic-
‘ turc with its velvety surfacc.
‘ ers and plants are also admired.

The flaw-
Nearly
opposite. I. 8. Lyon sscs to it that. his
pn-iiiises donut suffer for want of care.
The fir-[Ill is that it is n plz-murs to look
upon the attractivr thrill decorations
and mounds. (in West street 12. Knapp's
attracts attention, as do those of (leorgo
Jennings, Thomas 1. Raymond, Nelson
Tiiylorfi‘slmadge Baker, Andrew Thomp-

‘siin, Henry I. Fitch, John 11. Knapp and

(7. 1%, errings.
'l'liu lnvvn of John J. ('upe on (impel
sir. .i is in excellent condition. Anothl-r

,cl. up looking lawn on that (Illiriillghfaft'

H that of Edwin Adams.

(in Ssiuth Main street well ki-pt livvns
an: plz‘ntiful. Mention should be mad»
of tho fine condition of John H. Smith's
primises. The txotic plants and ferns
[INC 111’? shown there are iinsurpassml in
flu town for beauty. Others equally
In‘lillilIlII are times of R. If. Rowan, W.
11. Swords, Theodore S. Lowndcs and
l 'zitirlcs Inwndos. There are many mor-
lawns worthy of mention. but time and
spam» zit this writing will not permit of
Illl’llll'l' description.

HIGHWAY ROHBBRS.

lisscriptlon of Two Men Wanted Iii smili-
mnl for I Hold Dceil.

“Lfliliy Sheriff Toner, of Niirwalk, has
rrccivwl a communication from Deputy
Siivnil “sister, of Stamford. asking him
to limp his eyes open for two men who
are wanted there for highway rubbery.
One is Stephen Carpenter. a negro, about
live furl nine or ten inches in height:
weight about 135 pounds; aged twenty-
two or twenty-three years; does not ap-
put! to be over eighteen. Had A
small moustache and when last seen wore
a black suit of clothes. The other is
described as follows: Lewis J. Lovctt,
whilst, a shoemaker by trade, about five
foot 11 or 12 inches in height, weighing
about 185 pounds, and about thirty or
thirty-three, years of ago. Has a very
ml face, small sandy colored moustache
and wore it navy blue suit of clothes and
Huff felt but when last seen.

Illmnry Appolntmanu.

It is understood that Col. Skinner of
the Fourth regiment, will soon announce
the following additional appointments
on his stuff: ex Captain Edward I-‘inn,
uf Winstod. (o be inspector of rifle pm:-
tice. and Dr. Wilson. of Danbury, to be
assistant surgeon.

A (71:11:13 'I'onr Through tho Barbi-mn-

Stephen Comatock and son William,
nf Norwalk; Ruler Charles Rogers, of
New (Janna, and Dr. A. D. Rockwell
and son Phonnle, of Now York, will
start next Monday for a week's cycling
tour through the Borkshiro Hills.

"on cm for tho flourvolr.
There will be 800 more young cup

unans- taken from Cemetery Inks It New GI-

nun sud plum in tho South Norwalk
reservoir.

 

PERSONAL I’AHAGBAPHS.

Like to Road About.

Miss Grace Doolittle, of Wallingford,
is visiting in Norwalk.

Frank Smith, of Fair street, is visiting
friends in Brooklyn.

Miss Annie Hyatt of tho borough is
visiting friends in Westport.

Mrs. John H. Knapp is spending the
summer at East Granville, Mass.

Miss Jennie Avison, of \Vestport, is thc
guest of Franklin avenue friends.

Miss Julia Hard of Danbury is the
guest of relatives on France strc- t.

Buckingham Hoyt, of New York, is
visiting his mother on East nVs ue.

Miss Mamie Wheater, of Bel len ave-
nue, is visiting friends in Strmluni.

J. 1). Jennings, of th-~ l. .luugli. has
returned from a visit to Arsenic, N. Y.

James Thompson, of 5 -.v York, is via—
iting relatives on Cross .iruet, borough.

John H. Lee and Jam s W. Hyatt, of
the borough, were in New Haven yester-
day.

Frank Doty of Osborn avenue, East
Norwnlk, is visiting him; is in New York
city.

Miss Maggie Ryncr, of Fordham, N.
Y., is visiting Patrick Slattery, of the
borough.

Miss Minnie Burtis, of New Canaan,
will spend Sunday with relatives on
Bolder) avenue.

Miss Alice (1'. Lyman, of New Britain,
is visiting her uncle, Newton ('. Graves,
on Marshall street.

Miss Lillian Ketchum, of Woodiiuvcii,
1.. 1., is visiting Mrs. H. S ’l‘rowbridge,
on llsvilsnd street.

S, S. l’attison and wifu, of Ni-w York
city, are the guests of Mrs. II. 11. Ihdie,
of Main street, borough.

Stephen (1. Holmes IIIILI wife, who
have been spending a few days at Ocean
(lrovc, returned last evening.

(lucrge 15. Thompson. general agent
of the New York Life Insurance corn-
psiiy, was in town yesterday.

Mrs. George Stevenson and daughter,
of New York city, are the guests of Wil-
Ham If. Murray on West Main struct.

31m Emily Rubles, who has been
visiting relatives iii 1'1 ist Narrvalk, re-
turned to lwr home in Winstvd. yes-
tprday.

Misses Lem Clarkson, Ila (Trowtber
:irillllussie Taylor h-l't town this morn-
ing for Ocean (lrovc, where they will re-
main a week.

George I". Bt‘flfut', teller of the ('ity
National Bank. loaves town to morrow,
accompanied by his wife and son, for a
two weeks' vacation at Cape (Jud

flurry Culver, of New York, who has
been spending a fmv weeks with ex-
Wurlivn William 11. Smith. of the bur-
nu;li. rr-lurntll home yesterday.

iiis imam“ i105 .\('('111'1£h.

Complny I" to lilac! is Clptain Tuesday
Night.

Captain Addison A. lletts' resignation
as captain of Company 1', Fourth regi-
ment, L‘. N. (1., which was forwarded to
Hartford, has been acwpted,tn takn place
immediately.

F175! 1.:cutciiaiit IIL'IIIY )Iztlhlu" has
received orders to call a meeting of the
company for the purpose of nominating
fl. successor to (.‘sptnin Belts, and to fill
nil other vacancies that may occur,
In compliance with tbs order he has
callul ii special meeting of the company
for out Tuesday evening.

Thu qlirstinn 11910 who will be captain
of tho company is practically sz-ttlcd. as
tho inn; iriiy of the company are in favor
of Lieul. Mathias. Them are very few
who rntvrtriin the thought of going out-
side the company for a commander. In
case LIN”, Mathias is appointed captain
Lieut. .‘ltvvcns will also be advanced.
There is plenty of good material in the
company to fill the office of second lieu-
tenancy.

Lieutenant Mathias bus been in the
service fifteen years. lfsenlistcd as a pri-
vate in Company “fourth rcgimenf,July
H, 1875, and was discharged August 16,
W40. He enlisted as a private in Com-
pany 1“ February Isl, 1531. (in June 11,
Hills, ho was appointed second lieuten—
ant, and first lieutenant January :11,
1838. Ha nukes I very goal officer and
is popular with his company.

Excursions to Santos».

The Ilousstonic Railroad cliicisls,
with their accustomed cnfcrprisc, have
entered into an strangemcnt whereby
excursions will be given to Ssratogn
Springs, for the very reasonable sum of
$10. which will include railroad trans
portation and first class board for three
days while (here, and admission to 311
the; springs, grand concerts, Congress
Park, etc. The probabilities no that
the 11m excursion will bsgivsn Monday,
August 11.

no 'l'nh nus.

Rare sport is promised to those who
go to the carriage bridge on Monday
evening and witness the tub race. The
music will slso be a feature that will be
very much enjoyed.

'I‘hs Rog-ft- I’nupmuol.
Owing to the min this morning the
regatta which was to have been sailed
off Hell Islnnd was postponed.

-“()entlemsn and ladies," said scale—
brsted lecturer. “1 rise to ramsrk that
theAmorlcsn oodflsh ball is not upto
the sundlrd of whnscodlish bull ought
to be, but Brussels soup is sway beyond
the Itsndud of :11 soaps heretofore
nude.

 

.‘l I'IWS FROM NEAR PLACES

WHAT IS GOING ON IN NEIGH-
HOIIING TOWNS.

“Cltlrou's” Appeal to the Men of Dal-Ion
——A Run-way at South Wiltonofievvs
Ind Gossip Round About WInnIpaulr.

Mrs. D. (1. Bowen is ill with malaria.

Mrs. Carrie Mills spent yesterday with
Mrs. George Raymond.

William Ferris is ill with typhoid
fever. His sister Fannie is also confined
to the house with rheumatism.

The Elmwoods and Ilariens are to play
ball on the Brady grounds this after-
noon. A series of three games is being
played for the championship of the town.

The following appeal has been received
from a lady residing in town:

Men of Dsrien, (and there are many
who deserve the name), in the name of
all that is good, for once put. party aside,
and send a man to the Legislature who
not only has the courage, but: the in-
clinntion to bring a bill before that body
that would make if astute prison offense
for anyone to start a house of ill-fame in
a place where there is no police protect-
ion. A Ciriznx.

We would give as our opinion that
there is plenty of law affecting these
places. When the people of Darieu
make up their mind to see that the law
is enforced there won't be much doubt
about the result.

south Wilton.

1“. ('. Snialley, of Danbury. paid a visit
ti.) relativvs in town on Tuesday.

About fifteen of South Wiltou's Loyal
Legiouites enjoyed the excursion to
Roton on Thursday.

Nvlsnn 1., llyxlicc is the proud posses-
sor of the largest and best looking crib-
bage patch in town.

Miss Minnie Riley, who has been visit-
ing with Mrs. Austin Belts and daughter
for the past week, returned home Friday
morning.

Mrs. Charles \VIII‘IL‘IIUHII Brooklyn, N.
Y., returned home on Thursday, after
spending a weal; with Mr. and Mrs. U.
H. Bymgtcn.

While at line station on Thursday
morning one of Doctor Smith's horses
became frightened and ran away. The
wagon was hardly used up, the harness
somewhat broken, and the horse receiv-
cdn few cuts on the legs. No one was
hurt. The horse was stopped near the
post. office by Postmaster Bylngton.

‘Vinnlpauk.

Fred Starr is visiting friends in llridgc-
port.

Miss Mamie Hunlon, of Norman, is
the guest of relatives here.

Maurice Powers and family have
moved from Winnipauk to Youkers,.\',Y.

.loliii Ely. who hm bum ill at his
hum-i mi .‘Iirii s'rv
1y.

Mrs. Thomas Brown and family.
Bridgeport, are visiting relative-s on
bill.

I< l'llli: mint; :~L)\V-

(if
the

“Pierre Cldcau.”

The new play under the above title
was presented at. Music Hall last night.
The play was described in last night's
issue of Tiii;Si:.\'rixi:i.. Its author, Mr.
John Ilartigau, appeared in the principal
character, "Pierre Cadcau,” the ii'riluch-
Canadian fisherman, in which flit-dialect
of “(lrossc Points" with its contradictory
phrases is made an important factor.
There is humor in it, but not enough or
of the kind to amuse a theatrical audi-

ence. The) support was fairly goal], but
there 1:1 5:) little for it to do,
that it might almost be omitted.

The trials liunrfctts was very fine, and
was repeatedly eucored. 'l‘o IM'CIIBIII'
able toward the new play “'0 should say
it was its first production. It can and
probably will be improved, but we doubt
if "Pierre ('arleau" will ever make much
of a hit.
1511er .Vllno Threatens to Suede.

Listen to these seditious words that
come» down from Silver Mine by Why of
the New Canaan Messenger: Our people
are very anxious to know when tbs Nor-
walk pmipluarc going to improve the
roads belonging to them in this place.
Dried leaves and dead dirt. won't be good
enough this year. We must either ham
n letcctmnn from Silver Aline, or be set
of! us portion of New Canaan, where
they keep the roads in better repair.
For the amount of farm: we pay (11" little
burg is entitled i» i.. mm and
respect than w'iv rilnv nut-ii ~~ from . .r.
walk. “If i w i.- inn-m. milks in
most of it."

'I'lw “ clconm Rain.

The rain of } sterility HfliI inil'sv is
doing In untolii amount (if mom to tha
farmers. Before this thv in mud was
getting so dry (hit most crops wens stif-
fering very pi'iixcplibly; especially is u
this the case Witii potatoes and (chats...
The new-mow» fields, too. were fast be-
coming pan-Md, and in sumo lnstsncm-
tho gru- I UM went dying from lack of
IIIOIIIUN‘. h ‘ w M w

A Nous-m ms o'to'vim.

Many New Canun people, says the
”manger, visit the new South Norwslk
reservoir of Wilton. n it mikes u very
line drive and is a very pleasant place.
It is said there is a splendid opportunity
to lsy out a fine picnic ground in that
vicinity, where Sunday schools could
(njoy their urinal! outing.

Ho Olin-gs In tho strike.

A Stamford dsvpstch uys: Thurs is
no clings in the strlks Iltustion It the
Yale & Towns Compsny’s works. The
company is dntsrmlnsd to maintain its

position.

 

WHY HE DID IT.

A Htstsuicnt l‘rom - Well-Known and
Public-Spirited Oltlzcn.

1t having been rumored that Charles
E, Jennings, of West street, who is well
known as a public-spirited citizen and II
clear-Sighted business man, had sub-
scribed for several hundrsd shares of
stock of the Norwalk Building sud Loan
association, a representative of Tim Sim-
Tlxici. obtained the following statement
from him:

“1 have myself subscribed for but fifty
shares, but the various members of my
family and my partner, Mnurifiin, at
my suggestion and with my advice, have
together taken enough to make our
united holdings three hundred and thir-
ty shares. I have been interested in
having this done for severaI reasons:

“First, the investment 159. good one.
1 have had considerable experience with.
these associations elsewhere, and am to
some extent a stockholder. I have
found that when conducted by skillful
and honest man in a community adapted
to their growth, they are invariably silo
ctrssful. These conditions are allpressnt
hero. The association is in excellent
hands and is domg well.

"Second, the institution is a most ef-
ficient instrument in building up a town
or city. It promotes thrift, stops waste,
masses together earnings which would
otherwise be differed away and converts
them into substantial improvements to
real estate. A constant addition is thus
made to our local wealth. The money
by which these improvements are madfi
is spent among our own citizens, causing
a demand for all sorts of commodities
and stimulating trade.

"Third, the moral effect of the Build-
ing and Loan association is always good.
Time and again I have seen it establish
men in life who without its aid would
new-r have saved a dollar in the world.
its excellent 5y stem makes savingso easy
that nine out of ten irresolute men who
once mm in WI” stick and actually form
the saving habit with the abandonment
of bad habits, which that implies. Then
the whole object of it is the getting of a
home: and that means home life, simple
home pleasures, good home influence,
an interest in law and order and good
citizenship. It is a great educating
force."

Mr. Jennings concluded by remarking
that the association was one of the most.
useful agencies for promoting the ma-
terial interests of the place which had
ever been established here. Not only
would those seeking homes and profit-
able investment do well to investigate
its advantages, but property owners and
large employers of labor would consult
their own interestsina broad way by
promoting its growth and success to the
utmost.

“3111' 136 ll 1‘01: THEIR PAY.
H v. ill be Months Before the census
I‘Lnumcmtors arc Paid 011‘.

The men who trudged about in the
sun during.’ the hot days of June count-
ing the members of Uncle Sam’s big
family am 120%" waiting anxiously for
their pay.

It Will be some time before any hirge
proportion of the entire number of
(‘Ililmefllllll’s receive their pay for their
part of the work of taking the census.
The work of determining how much is
due to each man is one of some msgnb
rule. 1n the population division of the
census ( liico them is a force of clerks
who do nothing else but determine how
much is due the enumerators. Their
compensation is fixed by law—2 cents for
each name enumerated, 5 cents for each
soldier. etc. But the clerks are obliged
to examiriv every schedule, and make a
computation as to the number of persons
enumerate d and the different classes,
and in this way the amount due to each
enumerntor is determined, as the
schedules are in the hands of clerks who
are making the count of the population,
and as this work takes precedence over
everything. the onumerators’ accounts
have 10 wait. However, more rapid
prugrms W111 now he made with these
accounts, and when the work is fairly
begun it is oxpeclcdthst the accounts
of Sill) cnumcrntors will be settled every
day.

 

v. M. c. A. no}... A

The song service to-morrow afternoon
it four o'clock will be addressed by Roy.
Archibald ll'hcston, of the South Nor-
vvnlk Baptist Church, upon the subject.
”A young man's estimation of himself.”
The rooms should be full to hear Mr.
Wheaten upon this subject.

The m-xt outing on tho watt-r by the
members of the association will be on
Wednesday night of next. week, when I
row will 1» swayed in Rev. Mr. SellthR’l
bout.

Several of the members of the W
cistion 1mm been camping out for the
past week near 11211 Islcnd, where the
refinishing hm ms from (be water hsvo
been greatly mjoycd.

To-ully's (Inn! Yacht Race.

Today (he first of a series of three
races off Bridgeport, between tbs Boston
yach Eureka nnil Commodore Rurritt‘s
yacht Rival occurs. The two other races
will ho sailed next week.

Hulrltlo It Itldgulohl.

Samuel Scott, a well known fnrmor
melding in Ridgofleld. committed wield!
yesterday afternoon by shooting himself
in the temple. He In about (19 your old,
and is the father of “11011011180011 of
thls city. . , V

“The worthless soups of 1601M:
prejudice should (so supplanted by the
"fume soup of liberal untimenw'hl
Brunch.