NUMBER 807.
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DIREWGTORY
LIIIIIE BIIIIIII lllfll‘lllll
TOWN OF NOI‘WAIJK.
Abbnrlatlons: N .T—‘mwaallt; 8...V .—80oth Nor-
walk; 1!. N. —-East Norw____alk.
To those of our readers who are not al-
ready aim of the fact we would an that
every Inn IwrcIn roprssontsd. what tor of
or III.“ Ingres), wlll be found
If any rcllablo In every business trunn-
actlon. and well worthy of. all patronage
extended to them.
AIR COMPRESSORS.
, NORWALK IRON WORKS CO Thc. Water it
near It. It.b bridge ge,
plan and
. WI 8. III Wafilngtou st, s
xyptflgcstims furnished at reasonable ratio.
RANDALL. lIINERD. cor. Main and Wall sis. N.
scale. prospective and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONEERS.
RITCHRLL, JAMES. other. 20IIull st N. Real
estate broker and auctlonecr.
NORRELL & L’HOHEDIEU. 96 Washington st.
all kinds of propertyso Id.
BAKERS.
DI‘KLYN & $018,"? lulu st, N. and bi Washington
. N. also dealers in confectionery, ice
acorn. l.ccs,etc
:‘L'OFIIILDhmAC. “No. Malnstfi. H. Sols
agent for orton' II L’ell: brutal lot: drum.
WERNER, CHAS. L. )faiu st. ueurWaII. N. Pure
cmfcclionery and Ice cmim. Fresh goods daily.
W'IISON'S ‘Home Made" Bread Ilakcry. “I’HHIII
ville. Leave orders at (III-a PIILII’ ~ I: It. R. I'l. K‘K
B ANKA.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. 'l'hc. II all st, N
capital 81mg“), surplus $14,100 Giorgi: M.
Holmes, idL-iit; E. L. Boyer, I'ICL- -pI’t'5IdL‘nl;
Curtis, cashier.
CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. 68 Washington st,
ucarhlainu B N. Capital ammo surplus 8“.
It.
500. Rowan, pmsidcnt; Jacob ht. Lay~
ton. cashter
I-‘AlltFllILD COUNTY NATI AI. BANK The
IIII'.IIIIII 1v. loco Intent . (npitul $211)
on. Pratt, James \.
FL) Kecler; cashlchtwis
FAIRFIKLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK,’I'he, 51
Wal Ina ,im. Wsurplus '
810(ny prvcsti;0 Martin 8. Cruw.vice
prest; James H. Bailey, trons
NATIONAL BANK OF NURII‘ALK,The, bl Wall
st,N. lucorporatsdlbffi. Cu ital $2l0,000. LIMI-
uer Hill. prcsL; B. J. II I vice prest; II, I'.
Price. cashier Directors Ilill B. .I. llill,
HGTbulnaa, E. It Iockwéu 1.3. A Osboru'
0.3.Wi.lsou.li.lleard IhII. Fitch, II l-‘.
Bishop. Bunkers‘, Merchants‘. Manufacturers".
Personal and Family aocountsars solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. The Wall st. N.
Deposits OI at $3,000.00), surplus $00 000 (.mrgc
rcst.‘ . R. B. Cruufurd, vice yin-4st
will .treas.
SOII'I‘II NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The. De-
ttlplus $1.; 000. Alden Sol-
mans. past; ohn H. limp, ireas. Interest
paid loucy on mortgige.
Hm Molecule.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP C0. 8. N. Hammond
been pork. sheep,lamb. veil, ctc.
TERRY, WI. I. It CO.. N. Armour‘sbeefand
provisions. Home dwcd hunb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRlBl TOR.
.Hyyattélwn viwprvsi" Edwin
HUX'I‘ON. J. F. Post office box £15, N. (‘Ircuiurs
folded III ovcr halt) b'undsy papers.
BLACKSMI'I'IIS.
CARR, GEO. T. foot Raymond st 5 .V. Horse—
shoeing, ' u specialt
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
HILLGDO.S.ACO. P. 0boxp31.8. N. builders
of bridges. docks. pile foundations. etc.
ROOT AN!) SROR DEALERS.
BROWN. H. S. 80. Main It, 5. N. custom Work and
repairing a specialty.
HARVEYJ). II. No. Main st. 5. N. specialties in
boots, shoes and rubbers.
SCHAUB. JOHN 158018.85 Washington st. 3. N.
Agood assortment at low prices.
noon- AND 8110!: REPAIRING.
GEO. 29 Railroad Place. 5. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
110038111133 AND STATIONERS.
PINNRO. J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed-
ding .basc ball and tennis goody. st
I’LAISTKD‘ S DRUG STORE, la Wsshlnguni ,
h. N. fichoolsu supplicsand generalststlohery.
nox HARRRS, (Wood and Paper.)
APP E RWatcr st. 8. N. manufacturer of bat
muses, packing boxes. etc. General shop yobbing.
BUILDING MATERIAIS.
FIBREJOHN H. fLWashlngton st, 5. N. also
bloc atom, sewer pipe, hay. straw, ctc.
LEONARD. CHAS. 'I‘. Watts st. N. brick or all
kindsJImc. mécnlrm. hair, etc. also blue
stone, Ire brick an
RAYIOND BROS. Rilwaukse. Philadelphia and
Trenton fruits, brick. lath. lime. cement, adamant.
BUTTER. CHEESE. EGGS, 8c.
BOSTON BU TTKH HOUSE. next door to the Post
Office 8 N.—a specially made of all dim-rout
varieties of cheese. in rtcd and domestic All
guides of buttsr, eggs, cannul goods. etc.
CARRIAGE REPOSI'I‘OItIl-zs.
DANN. Whl. RquIIst. N. ('nrrisitcimirucsscs.
horse. stable and carriage fumishingu.
CARPENTERS AND Bl’ll. DERS.
CROW JAXES C. shop Ann It, 8 N. estimates
given, obbing promptly attended to.
IOR’I’0N.WM. A. C: Taylor avenue. 5. N. Johblng
promptly attended to.
RANDALL. II. D. Randall’s nIIl E N. Rodent
machinery run by cheap power I nobles me no gtvc
low figures. Large work a specialty.
RAYROND J. R. wWatcr It. SN. manufacturer
of moldings brackets, casings, corner blocks. r-ol
nuuts.nevve eils hamsters BatId, scroll sailing and
turning. Halbiocks. bottom Hhenchcs racks.
Jobbingdone. Estimates given. Ti'lephone 5H;
SHERWOOES .8. I25 Grove st, :5. N. Jobbing
promptly Io. -
WILSON, S.B.shopCrossst. III‘M IlaIu.—-0l!lc¢ cor.
W allot aulllchlcuuu, N. rIIIIIIIIwIIod working.
rumblings. window frames and lumbar LoweIu
estimates. lousy loaned. Tehplmno IlumbI-‘r'
OARPR'I‘B AND OILCLOTIIS.
SCOYIRLI) «h HOYT. II Gazette bldg. N 68 Wash
Ington It. sdvcrtimnent. I
CARRIAGR IANIIPAC‘I'URRRS.
TILLY. IIIINRY.N0.IAIII st. 8 N manufacturer of
earthy”. ”pus atmuon given torspal ”mgr“:
[MW & mil, w{ll‘o'tuof Frinkllnn; t Ina:-
min: and re aapsclslty Wing.
. git?” .
I... Wm 8W...
m1). FREDERICK. It, Will lt.V . .wsddlurrs and
parties suppIch at the shortest notice.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
HAYM. J. 'I'. I; co. filo lain st. N. also new:
Ila-lets. stations! and booksellers
ORIENT PIPR MANUFACTURIRE.
LEONARD. CHART Waltz N. all sizes and
shapes. shin art lficlal sup- ,.ctc
CIGAR BOX MVIIPAL'TIIBBRS. I
JOHN CIIAS. I). "Intranet 8. N. inanu so
mt‘III'cr of cigarbox and‘dcala In ribbons
CIGAR IANIIPACTORRRB.
HOYT A OLHS'I'RAD CIGAR 00.11:, 1050 lain
st.ll ..N manufactumsof fine cl
OLD WRLII CIGAR CO. The, Washington “,8
Wished Ills.
WAGNER“. who. Islam, 8. N. alaolobbcrlu
mohair articles.
CIVIL REGINRRRS.
INA" ".19.“?! Washington 5.18.9"!!!
WI .I run to IoIaI mnqinxu'nxip box :7?
III!) MW.R&8(IH.45WafiIngton III. 8.8. II
III. Mann-altar: «alums. I
WOOD. o. N. N Isis-t. N. Aliordmproaiptiy
cwnmm DIAL!”
COIII‘IOCII BROS. lasonIc bonding. N and It
Rain 8.8. maintain-,1 audtstallsrs
COAL AND WOOD. N I M h
Yl’llllfl JOHN H fLWashInflouth It, 8. A! “g
Maul-ms, No. C
LEONARD.“ CRAB. '1'. Wow It, N. ibi- but varle.
manna-unort- coal. also all
blush of“ and“;
RAYIOND Illicit. 'Iehl .Cm-cmh and small
Tgmomli I Infammmnmm
LL38 I . alsr It shop Isctory
' ,straw.nals.fssd.m .019
OOLLRORB.
LONHMCUT OOIIRRCIAII, Gurus If”
”losses. W Day and ivenlog.
W.:Imrm and lam-fro)
BAA m“. II. no.
Epls. Mm
whine: raw-nu, It. Hubs-o
CORSET IAN CPAOTIISRRERRM”
RUI'H ch GOLDBCHIIM I . . so
tutors of the clot-attain.) .Conets.
COIN!!! REMEDIES.
LAISTKD'II COUCH HEREBY tumbled to cure,
Pmflflclmd at 43 Wuhlngton'mb.
CROCRERY AND GLASSWARR.
NASH. I. H I BRO. cor. lain andWc-t sis. 8. N.
Agate and tin ware.
UNII'Elts AI. STORE, The, No. Main st, our West.
lamps, crockery, glass wore, houscfurnishings, ctc
DENTISTI.
BOUTWELL. C. F. laudcr’s block. 80. Rain st, 8.
N. Officehours. 8a. In. totlp. In.
KENDALL. (II-.0. 8.. D. DUI} II' ushington.cor
Franklin “9.8. N. Hombam todalhpfi. st
NBWKI J. C. ofilce at residence s
near anl'grsgational Church, N. gas administered.
Gold and porcelain crowns insertid.
WEI-2D, W. L.. D. D8. IbhutII'm-hilworirgs. V.
lloursba. m. loop. to. Gusadm
DOORS. 8A5]! AND Bum ‘
SMITII.W. II. It CO. 13 .t 17 Water si, N. carnage
wood work. wheels, etc.
DRAIN ANIISBWER PIPE.
PIERCE, P. H . 39 Chestnut st, 8N. Crushed stone.
sewer contractor ctc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron. salt glazed and content
pipe. 3 to 30 inches' In diatoctcr.
DRUGS AND CHEMICAIS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt ave. E. N.
unday hours. I) to I0 arm. «I to 'J p m. Prescrip-
tions artfully coInWM
GREGORY. J. G :hlII'alIst.N. Bsublislicillflfl.
Wholesale and retiil. Popular prIces.
HIGHS, JOHN A II Muiu st. .V. Perfumes—fifty
live dlmrt'nl pr rfutnL-s
P].‘IS1ED‘5.4I\‘J§DIII'IIIIISI N. .V. pathII trmli-
cmev, itc. IIIysicians prtscrIptIuItsuspLIialty.
DRY~GOODSL
AMBLER. J. L. .It SI)VS—~‘ ThL Eflullzhbf? " No- “
Gazette building. N. Dry goods. oil cloths mut-
tIngs and rugs.
BANKS, B. K. blahdckemo Ilotel block.“ t N dry-
goods. notion. gloves, Ltc UnderwearaspL-cialty.
BENVI‘T'I‘. J. I" 19 Main st. N. Busiuies caulk»
Iished over forty-two years.
DICKERIIIAN. A AISON. St Washington st,“ . N.
drygoods. carpets. ctc. (sec adv I
SCOPIELD & HOYT, ammo bldg. N. 68 Wash
lugtou st, 8. N. 18cc alecrtIscment I
”REST. EDWARD. 5 Gazette bid; N. Dry
goods, fancy goods, Itotlone and hosiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AD \.\I> I-l.\I I‘ E.“ I 0 ohm rIIilrouII blhtllil'n S.
V. and El Ilull .~t, .\. htptu-s funvurtlirs to all
purt- III III! World Pawn II‘ rot in: ll‘l'nit L. low
rm». 1.: 2-[L'I' Ilutit. tigcnt.
EXPRESSMIZN
BL'XTON 6t BRU‘SDAGE, officcut Benedict's, n
“all st. V our motto, prompt uttantion
CAI‘AV Aid] 5 FXI’RESS. Inigmige. furnituri and
piunoe IIILIva. Leave urilLt's tit I'Iulstul s, 8 .V.
SHEER“ m ID \I'. \I.. '. 91. Its at post olllic uni!
Hale's. Cari-fol and prompt service.
RX'I'RAO'I'S. MINORS. R10.
HYXBEE, I'. 8. k (‘0. 093nm st. N. Manufrmur-
era of scullL-ld‘s celciimtml flavoring extracts.
NORII'ALK EXTRACT L'O. N. riizumfuclum of
fine extracts. I' s. Ambit-r.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super-phosphate.
Isl mums. hind plaster, ground buuc,wwd It: ‘s.
SMITH. \I’. H. {c CL). \I'uter st. N. agents for \I'ii-
ilutns Clark it Co's standard fertilILL-rs.
I" IRE BRICK AND (II-oi“-
IL'IIMUNI) [51:05. ordinary shapv s III stock. spec
I Ii" to order. tire moron. amid L‘hlchy Hill. linuigs
171511.01 SILIIS. CLA DIS. LTC.
HUNT JI ZELLPP, “Washington st, 8 N. flue
Mb, oysters. clamerulIs ,gumc. vegetablw.ctc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE W ALICE.
MORTON. JOHN II. 02 Taylor avenue, 5. N. Also
stone d or. '
RAYMOND BROS. contructors for H111? concrete,
asphalt. brick, cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND IIO’I' ‘YI‘TEB
HEATERS.
HERRER. W. II. .1: CO. Music Hall block. 8. N
sole agents.
FLOUR, ‘IB .ll‘S AND I' III. D.
‘ ISLAVD 63’" I LOU K. tilt.“ best Milt
fail to use it.
L'IIIDIMRDILT, D. \VIIZL. east end of II ushingtou
st .Thc chum st of family fl IIr kLpt.
RAYMOND BROS. hay straw, how r and fml in
package. load. cur or sumo
Don‘t
RED MILL. lhIrIru. ('I'Ofmlf. LII Rose. (irlllll. clinic
ground Iced. graham und ryL- Ilour.
l-‘ LORIS’I'S.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place. V;,plItIIs cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made: to onlt- r
GL'IGUE. I11. 1on st, oipp I' qunLemrtsry N
Plants, cut flowers. etc. Iorul work a spot uilty.
c Y. JOHN. R N. near the dc t.HcI1dIug
I fits—cut flowers and floral workp‘zif all kinds.
inc roses II specmlty
SMITH, JOHN II. 50. Main st. 8 N. the oldest and
best known florist In this I'Icmity. I’lunts,cut
flowers. etc. Floral viorlt of all kind: It specmlty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. 'I‘III»:0DURI-.‘.Il'ashlngtou at. wits! end)
Furniture. linking-glasses. picture frames. L‘ti‘.
L'ltAll dt \l’llI'I'I'Ll-LVRY. 30 Main st. )3. (Ray
mood 5 old stood). 8L1- adILI-tiscmsui.
RAYMOND GIL) H. new store, It’- nud In Main st
N hour doors above old store.
STOW DAIID. 28, 28.30. undilt. 80. Halo st,.~
Furniture. tosttresscs, etc.
OAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWAIJI GAS LIGHT (‘0! l'ANY. other to
'.IV.
Witter st. N Gas for light. heat and powrr
Coke six cell. per bushel. Coat ’I‘ur lhru: dol-
Ian per barrel, package extra.
GROCEIL'I, Wholesale.)
IIOIHES «I. KEELIIII. band It Wall st N. whole-
sIIlI- grocers. flour, groin. hay. ctc.
SELLBI‘K BROB. Hand Is “all st. N. wholesale
grown. hour, fwd, grain, hay. etc.
GROCRRS.
BROWN .h WILCOX 70 Washington st 8. N suit
agents for trlebratcdi Farmington crcamery butter
BECKER. CONRAD. Ill Wublnglon st. 8. HR
choice gro- runs and provisions.
Fuluus. CHAS. ll. successor to Ilntchlus. 20 No.
Iain It. 5.1L table armada for family trade
HNNIGAN Jr 0‘ REILLY, the Rain st. N. dour.
ford. hay. straw. coal wood. and
"W J HIREDIITT Ill \I’Itull N (silty
«sum Mu:
mil". I). W. Wrath". our. lsrwlnshu. canned
cohesion. butler
otmno. outstation. 1 rain lo pilgrim
OUYRIIDIIONJ' I Spvln .8.Il.lrt¢gro—
ccrics. choice meats, IlotIr. red, rtc.
IIANPORD. W. 8. Eat sve. will. who. RN.
Asbestos paint, school supplies, etc
LAME! DHOCO 2180.Mdnst.fl..3 no
mics and table dsbcaclsn
L'HOHIRDIEU, DANmeastsndostshioqtou
.N tors. coders. spices, a specialty.
MOORE I» IIAIIIAN. 1mm st. tic-swell. II N.
has groceries, foreign fruits. door. Iced. etc.
NEW YORK TEA CO, C: lain st. N.-l. [fuller-
Tins. callers and spices a specialty.
moatmsosaums. Ix. and ‘3? Iain st. N. a
W” mode of table del Licoric-
OVI’IIAMI. Oil). Wilton svs. and Reboot at. N.
New store. new goods and new prices.
SBYNOUR. C. K In Washl st, 8.1!. head
quarters for celebrated 'Ibiw ' canned mull.
VALDKN. CIIAH. II. bWaIIst. It. Ctr-nay but-
ter. cheers. cups. table in. from. etc.
IIA'I'I'IIRII' PURE. (I'F’R's on
ASCII. JOSEPH J. l Home st. 8 N slooluviurs
of bat bod“!
BATIK”. lAIrf'IN JR. .00. 79mm 89mg st. 8.
IV . lmpuvtmof Ital skins. plush". trimmings.
sod cutters of hatters' furs.
nimns- TOOLS.
~ WHEELER. W. A. Water If, H. N. lm found".
Iigbl soft castings. extension water boxes.
“A“ AND CAPS. mull.)
KNAI‘I’ THE HAT? In Washl st, 8. N.
aspechliynadatflflstlflamlflts.
llA'l' HANIWAC'I'IIRBRIL
HAm 3. mm CO. Union “,8. N.
CHO," l KNAI'I’ established I”. factories
cot. Halal Union and Watcr‘Tollesltn,” R
New York adios m Limos street.
1108le A BAR’I'HOL. Mechanic 8.1!. Ills
sill W Ilsrby hats. “'
harlot“) h (:08qu KTK. Day at. 3.8. also low
0mm. mars adorn
7%: HATflfllhlsy-oadmew. has. 5. I
mmammmammnw
flu-III
macaw-amid».
BABDWA“ AID mmr.
PROM". J. ’1'. 45 lalnlt, K. light hardware and
anion parts.
SMITH. W H. 1.00 lbsnd l7 WalsrstJI. bulld-
rs'antl coutractora‘ supplies.
QUINTARI). W. C. lusic Hall 8.N.
oils. glassuc. (lac It". I M MD".
RARNRSB HARRRS.
DWYKR, P. H.3Wallvt.N.ctI-tom madcharuus
and repairing hotly done.
HORSR DEALERS.
PARSONS, M. II. Btuoksldc Stock Farm, S. N hue
horse rotted to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are wamnted. Home of the
l tench coaching stallion "Gallium."
HORSE SEORRII.
Mch‘HAH. JOHN, No. Rain st. 8. N. special at—
tcniiou given to shoeing driving Jt trotting hlm.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 Rain st.N J. C Collins.
Rumpeuu plan, rutaurant attached.
GRIthlmANIA Hgl'I-IL. 39 Railroad place. George
NORWALII Ito-rune o s N R. It depot.
MJIchcrson. strictly opgilt—clans uscotnudations.
OLD II ELI. IIUI‘I-ZL, 88 Washington at. 8N. Itced
llavlland. proprietor. European plan. 80 rooms.
HOUSE PURNISIIINO GOODS.
STEVENS J. ll. mWashingtm st, 8. N. crockery,
glassware. tin and wooden warc.
ICE DEALERS.
BL RCIIARD. fl. “Delilah Point Farm ,"Irl. N. also
mill: producer.
13p}: “GEAoatx'ra. : ~. I.
COOLIDGE OOD, 9Nuln st,N . Insur-
ance and real estate in all its branches.
LAYTUN, JACOB )f. Washington st. next to P1).
16.1“. lire, plate glass. accldcnt and life. law. adv.)
LUITKWOIHJ. \I'M. cor. Main and Wull sis. .V. Real
estate. investments, Imus negotiated. etc.
HtIItItl-ILIAI L'IIOMMEDIHU. 96 Washington st,
:4. N. strictly firstdass companies represented.
TAYLOR Jr GOLDEN, 45 iii ll? Washington st.
8 N. Real Estate and Insurancc.
I SSITRANCR COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT LIKN'L LIFE INS. CI) 8. s, L'-
Ilommcdicu. agent, Washington st. 5,. . ~c sd.
METRONRITAN LIFE INS. CO. :3) Washington
st. 5. N. I". J. Grubb. asst-tout snpt.
.anlWAIJi FIRE INS. (1).. N. In successful
hllrllllt'rltl since two. No outstanding loss claims.
I’I-IUI‘IJ-l‘sl LII'I.‘ IVS. CI). The, Luudcr's block.
Mum El, 8. .V. Juo. I‘rL'nr-h. met. supcrintcndrut.
INVESTSENT SECURITIES.
CItAl'I'L'ItI). It. fl. MA‘OHIC blolg. V. 8"; Itemi-
b‘llhuf‘ficx Drinking and qullulblc M't'gt- I'os.
mos AND stunt.
SMITH, *1". it Cl). If. and )7 Wnlcr st.
rprmga alias. I‘lltl’lllL’c hardware. L-tc.
IRON PIZNCl-I AND RAILINGS.
MERRI'I‘T. E. III. 5:: and 56 Water st. N. Irou work
of LI” kinds.
TIIE I)I'.\'I'.\N IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st. .8. N. “in. II. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOI'NDRIIZS.
GILES J." PLANT lit The Norwulk Iron Works
to. and also at Bridgeport. I'oIIrI. -
J l-ZlellJifls.
I’Eitltli. A. S 3‘.) So. Main st. 5 .V op. City Hotel.
:5 N. tint: watch repairing a I-pu-Ialty.
IIOY'I'. II. B. Is No. Main sf. 5. .V. strictly tinnitus
goo-ls at low prim a
JACKSON. Let; It -\.VD. qullst .wa. cites. dis
mould. etc. I-‘ the watch repairinvx u rpm Iulty
HOOD. II S. diamondsxatrha. jmlmsilverand
plated ware. rupturing aspectuity. tl'l Mum :t. 85'.
LAWY HRS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 3. room :I Masonic b‘d'g, Wall
st. boron gh. Voniry and tool habits.
“105121“ SSELL. 8 No. Main st, notary, legal
business of all kinds carefully attcmlcd to.
HURLBL'TT. J BELDEN. womb and I; Gazette
building Wall st. borough.
LIGHT. JOHNH. It): “ashlngtonst S. N. notary
commissioner of deals for New York state.
LIX'KIIIND EDWARD.“ rooms haztttc bldg.
borough. tum . notary and DER-is.“
SEYNOUR. JOHN :5 room 3, Palrficld Co. Nat.
Bunk building. N. Counsellor at law.
II .-\I..~'II JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
st borough.
LITERY stanuzs.
DANS. HORAO'F. H. Excelsior lorry :IIJJ. hoard-
Iuv; stables. Office No. 8 River st. N.
(lltEmHlY. (”10.5. ll Knight at. .‘I‘.
out.— a specialty. Telephone 383.
LOCK MANCFAC‘I’I RI: KS.
L'K' I-LIIUIII) HANK I‘AI‘TI IUNI; o I) 1th «.5.
N. .IIIrIIIfIcturtrs of buIlIlLrs' hunl tun. Horton
onlrv .Iv} l’rurl st; New York 0813i- ‘JJ kinda: st.
Chicago otlicc l9 Lake st.
VORII'AIJI LINK CLIIII'AN'Y. S X. New York
office s: t‘ hambers st. Locks and bIIIldL-rs‘ hard
ware; dL :0 goers; founders wnrltcrs of artistic
house trimmings in brow. brass and Iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. E. J 9 Water st. N. All kinds of lumber de-
iivrml. to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINR SHOPS.
.VOIIII'AI K IRON WORKS (i) The. WstLr at
heat It. It bflng, 9. .V. General machiniry. iron
and brass castings. forgiu Babbitt mrtal re»
pairs for mauufactori its a stcumboats
SL‘LIFIEI.D. II'II. A, Knight at. .V. NL-w machluery
nude uiul rt-pztirlng prunlp'iy ulzrtiilul to.
MARKET (I.\Ill)l22.\'l2ll5.
JENNINGS A II'ATIZRIII Itl'. S V berries and all
gurden product: In misou for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A HODEI. MARKET. a) Wall st. N,Wm Wardwsll,
prop, beef, vral. lamb. mutton and poultry.
AI‘ISON. A. 158 Main st. .s'. mcats. fruits. "gets.
tiles, Ilsh. oyfll'n‘, clams. and est-allow, butter.
eggs. lard. canned goods it:
BENNETT & III 8TH). mats. ash,
stcrs, clams. from. 2.8 No. lulu “.5
DESI-ILL. DANA I‘. l‘.’ Nam at. N. chOIosIIIuts.
poultry. fish. vegetables. etc.
BRITI‘O's CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water st. N.
Mats. vegrtablza. fruits. poultry, st lawn: prices.
CARR, WILLIAM II. Ileucdict Farm whet. RN.
I" be meats. fmh vrfltabiusnluwcstcnsh mm.
PARRING’I‘OV. J. A. mats, WI!‘U¥,HID. 0 sun.
urgi- tables Imus, butter. ’.rtc It. Square.
GKIST. GEO. 23 Chnttmt st. 8. 1“ choice Int-alts.
"aerobics, fruit. ctc. lowest rash wires.
HAYES I-‘IIIID. II No.lalu st 8 prime mull
of all unis Home rvndrrcd {ardx‘ a specially.
JUDSON A. (I. Central Harm. rov Main and "art
landvt. 8 N. that???“ lpoultry. rm».
WI. 1 MI Dillo- II. it
uwMNII kl dumb
N
I'ulc tum
sugars. lob
moon I. Wall St. bridge“ 8. 1'. ho
m‘oon'fm flats Ital. In
”Jest. Iranianwfiw clams a specialty.
LYONS, A. Ii. Old Well blukrt. 2‘! No ”sin n.
8. N prItrIr, hunts and poultry at lowest prim.
HALMU. ALBIN. lain It. near Writ. I}. N. (bola:
mots, fish. oysters. 1ch ram; s, drill-sumo. m:
MCKEIIINO, ll. 8 Itsstavc, op. schod house, E. II
hm! Viral. mutant. etc.
SCIIAI' H. JAI’OB, .II West Washington $8.]
strictly “Mint-s rants. poultry a specially.
“ITH'II W RING/ION MARKET. a Wash
toast. 8N. be meats IDAI poplin luv family Irsds.
BI'ILLANB. J. W. m Inward rt, N. wsgon runs
daily all our the town.
WADE. W. 8. market. 81mm. RN. runs
loallpsrlsoflown wllhfiricfmhand s finals.
Wixox. 4. It r. with II. N. mum Inna. pom-
try. from, vegetables. butter. rap. ctc.
HARBI.R AND OMNl'I'I.
DATE. 1' W. Wain II. .V. manufartorcr of luv
mulls and In”)!!! work. this dealer In building
some and csrnrtrvy work. ’
WI'III ILV» I w. to mm It If Ruble and gran
It» momma. Madonna. unto, etc.
HAM)” AND DRILDRRI.
BMOITIL HENRY. Ill West svc. II N. All kinds
ohm mason contracts taken.
SHELDON lWILLIAI.Inl'iltolsvsrtudf.[loft-1r
m. . curbing.slc.
lll'fll WILLIAR II. as West It. 8. l. Jobhlng
1 attended to. '
LAWLOR. WILLIAI a IIIII at N. All kinds of
vino» triasonv ntlgrsdlng promptly ammdul tot
Granite so I from my own quarry.
MEN'S 0W”.
mtmca altos Imlc mum M N
(hummus opium-rm "fdinfim
IBWAN'I' TAIIKIIIQ.
GUWKI. I. BI Wall II, N. A pnfsct It m
“5200:“! ITNovthIaIasl.ll..Il Pinatallovln‘
mama. Mlmfiass. 8. I. ”bin-II
WW!
«I HILRDRALIII.
aluminum-cut hulls-fl-
Emulator-um
WY AID FARO! 000D!-
IAWCR‘I'I'
st. N. «as
styles. Romulus I INCH“!-
Indllalr
Illlfilc TRACRRRS.
BRADLEY. IRS. G. W. (daughterof tbelathm.
It. Nubntllllulnst, N. luarnmcntnlmuulcouly
FRITZ. RISSIIINNIR I'. I'll Main st. N.
organ Instruction.
traction and voice development.
and organ Instruction.
SAWYRII. HHS. R. J. teacher of
vocal music.
Wort st, 5.18.
NEWS DRPO‘I‘S.
. newspapers. periodicals. etc.
WHEELKKJ. B. L’Ihwuhlngmn It bridge. 8. V.
Newspapers. mannequin andwarcglos
NEW YORK nsssutcm
PODMORI-I, WM. under Salvation Army Barracks.
8. N. Stoves. moves, crockery curpcts. ctc,
OY S'l'llR PLAV’I’EILS AND DEALERS.
BELL. IIlItAlIl I'.
deulcrs In native oysters.
HELD Lt 110st AV, 1M Watcrst. S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oystus.
I‘AV NAME. J. L. $00.. I'. 0. Box M8 8. N.
Uystcrs tllld clams. wholesale and rctuil.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
Nl'IItII'AIR PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. Ais-
thnrpt prop. Riverside ave. 8. .‘f. Stoves, Strain
and [Int Air Furnace work a mentally. 80h.-
up: or hr the celebrated Carton furnace.
I'AIVTS. 0118 AND V(III. \SS.
PRHWITT. I. 'I‘. 4.3 Main st. Je'wctts,leails
Hus try and Wadsworth amlxnl paints
R. \Y \IUVI) BROS JIL‘vvctt 1. Atlantic and Seth-y' s
Irml, L .!I cult: oils and Av: rill Lhcmlcul i’ulut.
SMITH. W. II. M‘o 15¢ 17 “ate: 5:. .V our-um
fur Iainguiun it Martini-.2 paint-I.
PAPER IIANLIINGS.
PRATT & Cl). Water st. I’lciu “Hill. N, also points.
oils and glass.
I'ItUII IT'I‘. J. T. 45 Main st.
Hollands, fix: tires. on.
TAYLOR Jr (‘0. 2! m st. N. also banlivsrv.
points. oils, gloss, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACRMAN.C. A. II Main rt. .V. Instantaneous
profess t hildrsn' s photos II specialty.
VUR'I'II. G 8 79Washingtou st. ....V. onequslity
only and that the best.
RE ADM. AN. P E. Gazette bulldin N. (‘sbiust
photographs 83.50 per dour; one- I doc $15.0
PIANO TM All) RRI’AIRRRH.
HENDRIX. C. I". backwoonl Hull. 1V. Also dcnlcr in
IIDIIIUr. organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANINO MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D. I; N. All kinds of wood
work at retatl or for the trule.
PLII “ISO.
XEEKERACO.. W. H. Music Hall block, 8 N
Plumbing. lm andgas fi.tting
NASH. I’. II. AFRO. cor. lainaudWest-ts, 8.5
Plumbing and gas fitting, ranges and heatm.
.iw. ndow Elwin).
RAB-ROADS.
NORWALK IIOHSI RAILWAY CO. Jan-0W
Hyatt. push; Edwin G. Hoyt, lupt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB hf. Washington st. neat to I‘D.
b. .V property for sale, housesto rout. (see adv.)
ll IRREIJ. a. I." HOHMIIDII'L'. 96 Washington It.
V .V selling. routing and collecting.
WII,\0.\' I) I; Gums bdrr N. 11311!me arr!
tuninyto loan A so In~uranre matter: In her?
o_f common-w at {In th‘M rains.
III-rid)“ {,HIl) I1. .\ \‘o. .‘I.I:n 4. 5. .V. IIH-INII n
rtl'rbl .‘iliill w-'ur-.=w
I: LVI'JI‘IIJNTS.
BEE IIII’E. 5 \I'.t'rr st. .V. warm meals at all
hours. IIJIIIIL'K' 2.1:.
HENRY'S. I050. lulu st.8 V. The IHN‘IL’SC
in the my. Board. by the day or week.
8 \NI’I‘ARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. B k SUN. foII'ashlugtou st, 5. .V.
Hydrnu :c and L ivil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Prlvnto)
HAIRDS, MISS INSTITUTE. II Orthanl st. N.
Young ladies g and day school.
NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Frank 5.
Hubert! pmmpal. Circular on request.
IE AD. Mrs. Hillside, N. Day and boarding school
for girls and young Indus. I‘lts for any cuilcgv.
or room corn let: :u no If. Fully equipped Lab.
rntnry attach hit-w York artists em Id lII
mIlIiLill department. 8min! allvautagtgt or the
the study of art. lawuagu and cloLIItqu.
tiprlntr tum begius Apttl nib. L'Ircuiun out In-
sent upon application.
SEWING MACHINES.
SHAILHH. l' M. 16 solalu st, 8N. ”bvflli‘t‘it'f and
Wilson" and "Household," uocdlcs. oil. atIIiLh
InclILl. lirpainng a specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. sewers built. water pipes Iald.
cmvattng. fiIIIIIg. grudlng. landscape gardening.
RIIOR MANUFACTURER».
LOI'NSIIIIIII’.IATHKWSO.V A (‘0. SN. Iadi
fine slants.
OR”. B. WEED I! GO. fact
75. and” .. \‘I’atrr rt. 8 Enlalrllslwvl mo
lanufactnrvrn of lullva' mims' and (Illlllnll .I
doc footwear for the Mail trade.
Blllll’l’rWAlll‘l'I AN!) UNDERWEAR.
HI'TI‘IIINNUN. COLE a. CI). Nurwallt, New York
and llrIngrp-ort. (on).
8POR‘I’8IIIRN’S GOODS.
AIIIIN. .IIIIIN II. fill-In st, N. Mouton for
guns. fishing tackle. ammunition. etc.
I! urn. m". W I! tovaslI f
.109. MR. 1‘: oun-
317.8.V I t . “mm
m: ot'vo/IVWII‘MIH It at"
u. I4 s.»
811A)! MNClm AND Pull”.
NORII'AIJI IIth wmuis (:0. Tbs. Witter st
null. It. fridge... N
“TBAMBIIIP 110K" JOIN“.
Iliuncr
sndulcwmm TI. Til.
ticket». pro-ion agent, notary pu
LATTOV JAI OH I. Wuhls‘tonst. ml to I’..tl
8.8. Pas-ac maturation", onluumad. I
"OH. DRALRRI.
‘,ck IIme. manual hp!!!
Inlfl‘OV. JOHN B. ot'l'aylor arenas, ll. ILA
Iaysr of concrete walks.
KAYIUND must. blue. Imam. Greenwich and
bulldl’tig stops. granite sodmarblo trimmlnp.
81’0"”. RANGE! AND ”BATH".
POWZLII. J. W. Ill Waabl
mm. murm- Ing goods.stovsru
papal-tit. Tinand copper works-penalty.
SELLKLII. BYLI'MKR. A .19? Wash!
.258 stores. ranges, .plumbmg,stc
TRUCKING.
HORTON. mmlllm'l‘aylov smuJI. N. Light
andbravy trucking pvonnly altolsudsd
nonhuman”.
JENNINMJ. I). HmRWRdapot rssl
fllll If, N. 0W
duties 3 Berkley st. Telephone 4 “7-4.
YR’I'RRIIAIY M13030)“.
mmldCo. MN an. m Ina-st
WOOD.
aid-puma fastll’uss.
ITOCO.
TRIM” Ctr: Isa. H MD.
4m
CAVANAGH. RIBS I. II. lcla 8. N. IIIIIiwy'
and dms linking. , It,
headquartrrs ft! lunacy. 8 Water
PITCH. MIN”. Imouumumior
"Old butcalaland Dyeing Rstabhs
JAleRS. l.L.280.RaInst,8. N. label
81'. JOIIV, maunmfl. “dramatic:
(M
I’iuuo
GIBSONJLIJX. 8. rm b ILN. Plano. organ
audharmony ‘ K
HUNTINGTON, m. 129 Rain st,N. Vocal In.
Nigg‘,’ R188 JIIXNII K. a: North avenue. 1!.
matrimonial, and
Residences: III-IL It. II . I'Iairtcd's,
Boots”. II E. rim-mm u. ax. blank
8. D. Orders left. at Rodwcll's store,
0. Box Ill, 3. N.wholcsale
Roymoml) planters. exporters and wholesale
CURTIS. II. W. laconic "Minfiim N. «ramshlp
mum. JOHN H fMMW’uhlnmtfl. II. also
navaoao. um 11. loaudlfllaln It. It. Iva-l-
minors. (I30. I). V 1'8an hospital rsaroI
3m. ALL“. Illlflcmfill. Hard and
m;00ul “mm
RO-R‘W‘Ail'w. .sIts
In M
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 2. 1890.
0
PRICE TWO CENTS
WORK OF A FIRE FIEND.
A COW BARN 0N GOVERNOR
IIAIIIIIS’ PLACE BURKE”.
no Norwallt Plrontsn Called Out at Iltl-
nlghi but a Scarcity of nose Provonta
"saliva Work—Tho Lass About .500.
About 12 o’clock last night a cow born
on the old Woodbury property on Proa-
pecl hill, owned by Hon. A. B. Harris,
was burned to the ground. When the
firewa- dlsoovered the neighbors were
aroused and did alb in their power to
are the adjoining buildings, while a
man ran to the nearest fire alarm box at
the corner of West avenue and Hsrwin
street, sud gave the alarm. The fire de-
partment responded promptly. as usual,
but upon arriving at the fire they
found that tho nearest hydrant was about
1,030 feet from the burning building. The
ludm“tkumunnm 8%!“ II n I ; LtwoeompupiL-s luldasiugloliuo of hose,
OUT-N: {tvkuk “must. 8 8.: Mil would not much the fire. More
stirwcstcommn mama-nun. boss was sent for r. The pressure of the
water, however. was hardly sufficient to
thrownstreant ten feet. The firemen
worked hard to save the surrounding
shipper of oystcnani! chins. buildings and the fire was kept confined
wggfihfig’flg’g‘flw 5‘ 5'“ “we to the barn and haystack where it origi-
uovr w u ssov in wire: I: N "mt of baby started. About 1 o’clocktho steam-
er was sent for and was drawn as far as
the foot of the hill. The horses refused
to draw it furthtr and Chief Prowitt
ordered it back to the house. The loss
by the fire Is said to be about $500. which
is partly covered by insurance. The
fire was evidently the workof an incen-
diary and the residents of that locality
firmly believe that they have a live fiend
in their midst.
The borough policeman saw thefire
some time before the alarm rang, but
thought it was in Darionl The fire was
very bright and illumioed the city for
miles around.
ucvvsnii A mutant.
The Commlaslolora Daeldo that 1‘: North
Main Stml Is an Cssultablo Pines.
The matter of granting u license to
Thomas Fitzmaurice to sell liquor at 12
North Main street has b...“ dliposr’d of
by the County Commission n. The fol-
lowing communication from that body
gives their decision in the case:
Mr. Russell Frost, :Ifform'y. South Nor-
milk, CL:—
DEAR Bun—In the matter of the re-
monstrauos against the Issue of a license
to Thomas Fitsmaurioo at 12 Main street
in the City of South Nonvalk aft: r duo
notice and hearing had.
The decision of this board is that (h.-
said location is not a suitable location at
which to issue a license. Uonsrquently
his a plloatlon is refused.
espcctfullyu yours.
Orzo. II. OIMS‘I’RAD.
Secretary of the Board.
'Dancln' In tho Barn "
The second annual barn dam 3' givv-II
by the cottagers of Bell Island was In Id
Inst 3 veuiug in Mr. Foster's large burn.
The decorations were very pretty and
the social features were highly pluslng.
Them were ssventesn dances on the pro.
gramme and everyone of them was
given with a spirit that made the guests
forget that they were dancing on a barn
floor. The committee who had charge
of tho pleasant allairwero the following:
Mrs. R. I‘. Foster. Mrs. I'. C. King, Mrs.
II". 1‘. Thomas, Miss L. M. Elmeudorf.
bliss Nellie R. Kane, bliss Jennie Birch.
It wusquitsluts when the orchestra
played “Home Sweet Home." The social
was pronounced by all as being vrry en-
jayzlhlc.
Y. hl. C. A. Solos.
The lint moonlight sail to .Vortliporh
I.. I.. on the steamer Modes, Iindrr the
auspices of ihs association, last night,
was a success. the party numbering
about seventy-live. They arrived at
South Norwalk at just half past Iva-Ive.
Thom willbsaoother moonlight row
thisevenlng. starting from Ilcv.C. bl.
Sellerk'a dock at 7:00 o'clock and stop-
ping at South Norwalk for those who
wish to get on thsrc. All should Inks
advantago of this one.
(I. Walter Aiksn will lead this song
service tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
the subject of ‘VW will be. t‘lMo tlii,
no ,,
(J: cuminmsnl committed will hold
amtcting on load”. «solo; at 8
(l I II In tho ssorstsry' s olIlco.
Wlsnlpluh lows.
blrs. "only Barnum and non. of (Ion-
stantlnople. Turhsy. has been visiting at
.I. it. ltandls's for a few days.
Hm Eva IIcAlIIstsr has returned from
Amsterdam. N. Y.. where she has been
“sojourning for tbs past few wash.
Mr. sud Mrs. L. J. Reynolds and son.
h”blaster Jay. are enjoylng two weeks of
recreation In New York state and at Ilsll
Island.
amnvnaaxma. WHaleandstJ Iv. Gas Tim Norwalh Mills shut down on
""""”""‘" ”mm P 0 ‘2‘: 8. Thursday for two weeks, for the purpose
of making needed Improvements.
80th Now-ll Carpool-rs to lost.
On Monday evening the carpenters of
South Norwslk will most at tlsrmsnls
Hall to listen to uldreuss by Inward
King of New York and James Perry of
New Rochelle. Tho object of tho mosh
In; It uhdoubtsdly for tho formation of
It local union.
Connecticut mid...
lnnrsason—Gsol‘gs E. Hanson, North
(Inllford: 'l‘hoom Jouas. Now Ham;
Horses Plumb, Budgsptm: W. Baokstt.
Greenwich; Walton W. Pset,1'homas-
ton: 0.1.. Bordlol. South Woodstock.
~‘I‘opiatlghtboot on, pussycat
ml with Bras-sl- soap It’s moon-
PRBIDNAL PARAGRAPHS.
'l'lio Golngs and (Io-lugs of Pooplo wo
leo to Rood About. '
Miss Jane lelatd, of Stony Point, N.
Y.. is visiting friends In town.
Frank F. Batty, of New York, is
spending his vacation in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Sellec't (If: so-
journing at the White Mountains.
Emory Stevens has returned home,sfter
having enjoyed a two weeks’ vacation.
Miss Eva Stiles, of Newark. .V. J., will
spend Sunday with relatives on Harbor
avenue.
lliss L. J. andage, of No. 29 (‘enter
svenue, will spend her vuculiw \\ .tl. her
father in Westchester.
Mrs. J. Boutwell, of Ansoniiv. is visit-
ing her son Dr. C. F. Bonlwell 3n Quin
turd avenue In this city.
Miss Minnie Godfrey, ol Liuulh Main
street. Isspsnding a Wes 1.‘ with friends
in New York and Brook'_ ‘
Miss Menu Board, of \‘e‘vv Usuaati,
who has been visiting II 'I Le. Ia Beers
of Kerwin street. return: . hom- yester-
day.
Councilman Issue 8. Jennings and
family have gone to II'IIpolc N. 11.,
where they will spend the month of
August.
bliss bleda Adams, of this city, has
accompanied bliss Flora Ballard to her
home in Danbury, where she will make
a short visit.
Hr. sud Hrs. Mortimer M. Lee and
family have returned to their home in
this city after having made an ex
tended tour through New York state.
Thomas Fuller, of Detroit. Mich. who
spent his boyhood days in South Nor‘
walk. is here on a visit. Since going
West he has been very prosperous in
business.
THE BOAT FOUND.
Charles Helmsr’s Sharplo Token to stam-
ford and Hit Afloat.
In Thursday’s Burmxzi. mention was
made of the fact that Charles Helmsr's
sharpie had been stolen from the harbor
on the night of the tub race. The article
was seen in Stamford and early yester-
day morning a telephone message was
received at this office from the Stamford
Advocate to the IIIect that a boat
answering the description given had
been found there. Mr. llolmer went
to Stamford and found that the boat
belonged to him. Several camp stools
that were in the boat had been stolen
and othtr articles were missing. The
boat was found drifting about the bar-
bor and a boy thoughtfully took charge
of it. Mr. Ilelmsr reimbursed him for
his trouble and brought the boat back to
Norwalh.
New York Novelty company.
Owing to a misunderstanding the above
company arrived in this city ycsimlay,
about-"I to I lock. to ithout any previous on-
nulllit cm. nt baI mg bet‘ll made then of by
newspaper. poster, haIIIlbill, or other
method of advertising. sud, consequent»
Iy. there was only a small audience at
limit: Hall to witness their performance.
They will. however. appear to night at
the same place. The company includes
very clever artists. and the programme
isvery diversified. The 0'30!)an farce
entitled "llluo Grass" is very funny.
Hits May Marshall follows in vocal so
lections, as does Dan Shechan. the Irish
comedian. Tim California Trio. who
have just completed a wry successful
engagement with Kelly Lt Leon's min-
strels. on great singers. The breukmock
Kings do everything funny. and it is a
woodvr they don’t break their necks.
Littlo Lllilr) KIIIIL- is a very small but
very clove-r doom-r. 'I‘IIL- Tyrolean War-
bleis and tho Gill‘lpit‘l‘v‘ “Irish Justice in
South Norwslk." complete a programme
that can all be included In the one
phrase, first Inlt'. Last night everything
was repeatedly moored and those who
attond to-nlgbt may be assured of being
greatly amused. Heats at lloyt s.
Buddy's "on. lla- Dolls-lo Hours.
It Iddy Motlinnia was in trouble sguiu
yuterdsy afternoon. Ilo was cleaning
out tho catch Imin In front of Bullock
Brothers slow on Wall street. scrubbing
may at tho mo! “9183000..an
ht; bend III. 29:38qu "Whom ml l'
y know ,wbst It morntsod rushed
to tho top of tho baslu.at chin“ his head
out of the hole just In limo to use a pair
of horses, boils going around the cornsr.
Ila became excited and toppling ovor
the ladder. whlcb he stood on. ho hung
by his hands to tbs covsr of the basin
yelling. "IIIIIy. phat tho divll are ye;
doln’ up there with my tame ?" At last
Itmldy's grip gave out. andJlks Mommy.
down to the bottom of tho hole he went.
lie was fished out. however, and today
Its ties bIs hum with a well rope. Ho
has "sworn off" going down In the
bulbs. as he says no one knows the dell-
osto nerves of his horse at well as him—
self.
A Victim of “to [Ill-ram.
Hrs. Carolina II. Arnold. whodicd yes.
torday at the midsnos of bar son. II. II.
Arnold, and bar daughter. Mrs. Fannie
J. Joyce, No. 23 North lain street, was
a mum of the blizzaftl of March, 1&6.
She caught a savers cold, which after-
wards took the form of Inflammstory
rheumatism. Ellis was a great sufferer.
being bed-ridden nearly two "an. but
through it all was perfectly submissive,
and dlsd wItII a firm hold on her 8st»
Iour.
Funeral to- narrow at one 0 block from
tho First MI“ shulfi of Hill any,”
luv. 0. It. You caching. lawns-III
sl lllvsrslds.
-lt’s WW~M tbsp.
GOT CAUGHT IN HIS LATHE
A l’AlNFUL ACCIDENT AT THE
NORWALK IRON WORKS.
G. W. Day Receives It Prlghuul Cut on the
Rack of Ills nght Hand—Iron Durlsd
In the Flash.
Shortly before noon to day (I. W.
way, while working on a lathe at the
Norwalk Iron Works. met with It pam-
ful accident. He was performing some
work on the lathe which did not permit
him to see what he was doing. Instead
of stopping the machine he allowed it to
remain In motion. The result was that
his right hand became fastened in the
lathe and the back of it received a terrio
bIe gash.
Blood sported in all directions. The
ghastly wound was enclosed in a towel
and Ir. Day was accompanied to Goorgs
C. SIIIIs’on’s drug store. Dr. Baker was
summoned, and after attending tempo.
rarily toltho ugly out he had Mr. Day
taken home, where it will be necessary
to probe to room considerable extent for
pieces of the iron which are ground in
the flesh.
The cut extends across the top of the
hand. and the character of the wound is
such that some trouble may be exper-
ienced from it.
I‘ISAL CENSUS FIGURES.
Tables Showlng tho Dotallcd Population
of Falrflold County.
The following table shows the gain in
population of the seven towns of over
10,030 inhabitants in this census district.
1880. 1590. Gain.
New Haven ..... 6?. ,88‘3 95,826 22,944
Water bu ry ...... 20.27 33.184 12.914
Maiden ........ 18, 340 25.320 6,980
Bridgeport ...... 29,148 48,940 19,792
Danbury ....... .ll.006 19.500 7.8%.!
Norwalk ....... .13.9:‘II’I 17,73“ 3. 778
Stamford ....... .ll,~ 7 15,583 4,291
The population of the other towns of
I‘airfield county is as follows:
1330. 1890. (Iain.
Greenwich. . . .. 3.892 10.133 2.246
Bethel .......... 2,727 ’ .406 6'78
Darien ........ "1.949 2.27. 3 24
New Canaan. . . 2.07:: 2,608 25
Ridgefield ...... .2028 2.228 200
Stratford ....... 4.25l 2.004
Sherman ........ $28 668
New Fairfield. . . 791 071
Brookfield ...... 1.152 991
Newtown ....... 4.013 0,533
Monroe ........ .1,1.’IT 994
Bedding ........ .1.540 1,? 7 7
Wilton ......... .1,8I')l 1,722
Weston ......... 918 l ‘3
Baotou ......... .1.145 1,004
Trumbull ....... 1,323 1,453 130
Fairfield.. . . ...3. 743 3.860 118
Westport .......3,477 3,708 281
Huntington” ..3, 499 4, 011 1.512
To get Rld of tha Bangers-on.
General Woman is having prepared
some metallic badges which will be
git-on in those elvilians whose business
compels them to remain in camp after
certain hours and all such will be requir-
ed to display them at Camp Embler this
re’ar. It is proposed to cut ofi’ the army
of hangers- -ou and burns about camp
during the. week hereafter. Lost your
numerous articles were stolen from the
tents by those fellows and General Wat-
son doesn't proposed to have the practice
repeated this year. Civilians who are
found in camp after taps and cannot
show the proper badge. will be liable to
be taken care of by the partol.
.‘llsrldcn’u Flores Storm.
Whiis in this city there was nothing
even indicating a storm. with tho excep-
tlon of what apparently was heat light-
ning, the most violent thunder storm
known in bleridou for years occurred in
that city about four o'clock yesterday
morning. Ono house was struck and
the Inmates were severely shocked. Trees
and shrubs were uprooted or broken off.
and the wind played havoc with tele-
phone and electric light wires.
In I ortlaod a barn was struck by light—
ning, and burnt-d, and in Torrington all
the when In the telephone. other) were
burned out.
HuMcIsntIy I'uulshsrl.
Birmingham's lock up was flooded the
other du 3.04. to dry it out they Ilrsd the
boilers' m the building and ma on tin
utlw maritime In phone: no
placed thumb. the (set III“ the slot.
was iunwd on ovidsnlly having been for-
gotten. There he rsmained during the
nlght. and It was one of those hot nights.
too. and when taken to the police court
the next morning was nu out In sdrown.
sd rat and looked ltd III sugl; 1:» mid puss-
ed through II Russian II IL:.. The L not
thought tho I I‘ II 'I III III-m rullloicmlv
punished and .2 WWIW‘d Imn.
Conductor . p lllllllll‘ Assaulted.
Willlam (.‘u u usn'tulll‘ll Conductor
flpsulding win Im luttm's Imiu was tit
Sshgatuck. y» 'I riloy alwnmoo. and
than boarded Il‘ train. The conduct r
had a warrant ~ word for L‘urran's n. I. I
III sttport. 1'Imau sguiu llllolllplwi
to assault IhI conductor on the way to
New Hut". and when the train arrivrd
there he “as luv ml our to Ufllcers
Reynolds and llyxbce. Last night an
officer unlvsd from Westport with the
warrant for Curran’s srmt.
ohm-m chum“...
Postmaster (Isnsral Wanamaker has
awarded tho contract for furnishing
stamped suvslopcs and newspaper wrap-
psrv for tbs four yours bsglnnlng Octo-
bsr 1.1890,“ tho Pllmpton Hsnufao-
Iurlop; oompsoy and the Horgsn Eu-
valops company of Hartford. the 10qu
hlldsrt.
hm 33; ITioi’EFISum " " ”it A as
sent ”Want" In To: ammo. may MI.
you a mat. Others had It so.
HOW TO DO 11‘.
It Is Easy Enough But; You Want to Use
Judgment.
Of course, some judgment must be
used in purchasing through abulldlng
association. A house and location must
be selected suitable to your lncoms and
prospects. It will not do to buy It twelve.
room brown stone front and expect to
keep up the expenses of it, when you
have been previously only abloto pay
rent for a six-room brick house. Such II
purchase must end' In a loss to the buyer,
and then the building association Is
blamed, although it is the borrower’s
fault. When you with to buy, first find
what has been the average rent hi! by
you during the previous five or lanyard,
then in a suitable locality, find s house
whose purchase will entaila yearly ex-
pense of about what the average rent
has been. ,
Having found a suitable house, deter-
mine wbat. it can be purchased for; what
it will cost per month to buy Ihrouitb I
building association; what In the differ—
ence between this cost and the average
rent you have paid, and who?! you
can afford to pay thtlt difference
If you can determine these questions
satisfactorily, purchase immodialsly.
The following practical illustration
will show how clever some of our stock-
holders calculate when they make pur-
chases. The figures given are taken
from the records of the Mutual Benefit
Building Association of Philadelphia.
They have been bought clear of all in-
cumbrauoss, and are not conslddsd re-
markable. but rather a fair showing of
what has been accomplished.
MLA .livcd in a small four-room
house on Sspviva Street, for which he
paidn rent of $10 per month. He he-
came a member of the association, and
after paying in for saverul months, de-
cided to purchase. $1,000 was the price
asked for the property. As Mr. A. had
only $100 in cash, it was necessary for
him to give some additional security.
\ gentleman who knew him well inat-
auteed his payments to tho assoclhtion
for the space of two years. That is, in
case our stockholder neglected or refused
to pay his monthly dues during that
time his security would be obliged to
pay it for him. Upon this satisfactory
arrangement, Mr. A. receivedon I loan
of five shares of stock the $900 required
to purchase the house. His monthly ex-
penses now are as follows:
Subscription to five shares of stock ............ $5 00
Interest on the you borrowed from! asso-
clstiou.“ six per cant. ..I 50
Taxes on an assessmentof $6L lat $1 Boost $1001
Water rent of $5 per sun 4'
Total monthly payments .................... 0—1:;
Only $1.15 more than rest upon a loan
of $900, which is within $100 of the
actual value of the house.
Mr. (3., living on Howard street,
bought a nice three-story eight-room
brick house for 32.600. The association
loaned him on twelve shares of stock
$2,160, be paying in cash the remaining
$440. Ilia monthly expenses are as fol-
lows:
Subscription to twelve slump“ lock... . M200
Interest on the l 160 borrowed at six 0
Taxes. mg. .................... ”.mhlilg
Water rout ...............................
$36 5‘3
Previous to buying the property Ir.
C. had paid a rent of $22 per monlb,oon-
scquently. his actual expenses to own
this really pleasant home Is but $4.55 per
month more than rent.
The writer personally knows of many
cases where properties have been pur-
chased through building and loan um
ciations. and rented for a sum sulllclsnt
to pay the association and all other ex.
penises, so that the tenants have really
paid for them.—-Tbrifl.
stirs IIILII'IIII chic.
Proparutlons Noarly Complotsd for "I.
Encampment In August.
The grounds of the state military
camp at Ninutic were never in as flue a
condition as at present. The parade
ground has just been mowed and the ra-
oont ruins hiIvo started up the guns so
that the whole enclosure looks'llko a
lawn of green velvet. The turf whore
tIIo brigado headquarters Is localsd is so
soft lost It looks more like a harps: than
anything also. The buildlup-arb ld'tlls
host of ships and oven ‘llls must
are shlulng with s fresh oostof paint. 'II
will be no work at all to prepaid forutbs
arrival of tho brlgsds. Owing to tho
fact that It is booked to arrives week
earlier thun usual the hotelsllllmm
rspldly filling up In consequence and
rooms are being engaged for cstnp wash
so that oven now nearly everythlilg ls
taken up.
The brlgado itself It is expected will
be larger Ilum ever and promotions are
being madi- to receive many more poop!!!
than our bolero visltcd lentlo during
comp week. The double track of lbs
Shore Line railroad whlch is not! com-
plsto and In use from tbs ststlon waslwsrd
togsther with the spur track will My
fscllitsto travel and It Is exacted thus
will be no delay this year at all In trans-
porting quickly all the people golng and
coming from Nisnllc.
This IIIIIIII Oyster story.
A New Ilnvsn despstoh says: The
story about the poor set of young oyster!
Is now due. This story appears about
this season with as much regularity III
"pom of tho problblo Islluro of this
peach crop. A Stamford optimal! fl
credited with prsdlotlng that om
will bs very high this-sum! 0' but
owing to the very poor-0b W? film
W grow"; fly Ill“ IMO mass ll ID
bathr- or wot-a than the “crap. In
some cars- s poorest has broom.
whlisln «has thsnthasbvsu this.
as. H
Norwalk Chronicler