NUMBER 809.
DIRECTORY
1.111112 Bumps 111111111
TOWN OF NOB‘WAInK
WW:.—Norwalk; 5.10 -Sonth Nor-
walk; It NFBIItNovwslk.
To II... of our roads" who or. not al-
nody owns-s or the not we would that
every" 11min represented. “winging:
degree.
"nil-isle In ovary business trans-
m well worthy of all ”may.
as: COWSSOHS-
NORWAIJIbIBON WORKS CO. The Water at.
ARCHITECTS.
INAPP. 8. 1m Washington It. plans and
spacings furnishsdstrsaaonsblsrstes.
113311??? on 3%18-0. as Washington 11,
XL ASON.27Nalnet. N. sndsiWashington
Dams. IN dealers in confectionery, ice
600m C. 191%. Malnst. S. N. Sole
agent for Horton‘s celebrated ice cream.
WERNERCHAS. L. MainstmearWall. N. Pnro
confectionery and ice cream I-‘resh goods daily.
WILSON'S "Home Made" Bread Bakery. Granite.
ville. leave orders at Goa Pitzcr‘s. 17 11.8. I’lacc
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The. Wall st. N
ea ital 111) I ins 14100. cl
1131111.... m 1;?ile} yer. vice- president;
CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. 08 Washingtonst.
nearIlainS N. Capital 3100,;000 surplus $12-
5001 “1:.” u Rowan. president; Jacob at. Lay-
er.
FAIBI'IRLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
44 WIllat.N. rated 1831. Capital $200,-
011). Pleat... Jams. '. Hystt; VIWDI'CBL. Eilwni
O.Keeia; cashier.Lcw1I(. Green.
FAIHFIBLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The. 51
Wall Oh“ Deposits $430..“ surplus $31,011)
Winnel 8. Ifoody, posit; Martin S. Crnw. vice
pleat; Jamaal]. Bailey. tread
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK. The, 51 ‘1?“
I N. in tadlso‘ Ca Balaton» E
t. mmmpresn; B. J. vice rest; H. P.
Price. cashier. Directo H E. J. Hill.
2.1mm», E. R.
ood. Osborn.
EWilIou. E. Beard, D. W. Fitch. W. 1‘.
Bishop. Baukers' Merchants'. hisnufscturers‘.
Personsland F ysmoantsaresolicited
NOBWALK SAWNgS o.231.)0C111‘.’ll"f £1933] i; all. st. N.
Deposits over , all us ieorge
H. Holmes g,B.B.r£rsn1urtl.vlcepn-s1.;
Emmi. tress.
GeorgeR.
8233': NOW SAVIN%I&A)NKA&M. P1;-
over or cn o-
nlans. pawn; 1m ENKMp. Interest
paid depositors. Money on mortgage.
BEEF. Wholesale.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. S. N. Hammond
beef. pork. sheep,lsmb. veal. etc.
TERRY WM. M. a C0.. N. Armoursheefand
provisions. Homedresse'd lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON. J. 1’. Post office box 435. N. Circulars
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITIIS.
CARR, GEO. T. foot Raymond at. S. N Horse-
shoeing s specialty.
BRIDIYIE BUILDERS.
BELL. GEO. S ACO. P. 0 box 531. S. N“. builders
of bridges. docks. pile foundations. etc.
BOO'II AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN. H. 8. So. Main at. S. N. custom WorkInd
repairing a specialty.
HARVEY. C. H. No lain 111.5. N. specialties in
boots. ahocaand rub.bers
BCHAL'B. JOHN 33021.35 Washington at. S N.
A good assortment at low prices.
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS,GEO. wmimull’lacc. S. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BOOKSRLLEBS AND STATIONEBS.
PINNBO. J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving,wod-
stationery, hsae bail and tennis goods.
PLAIS’I'HD S DRUG STORE. 43 Washington at.
SN. School supplies and general stationery
BOX WES, (Wood and Paper.)
KNAPP. RF. Waterst. S. N. mauufscturerof hat
camp-chug boxe..etc. General shop iobb'mg.
BUILDING IIATERIAIS. N
rmIBJOHN H. l“it. Wsahingtoo It. :1 also
Hummer pe.hsy. straw. etc.
LIONABD. CHASELWIIIILN. brickofsll
mmmcfiy .balr. etc.. also blue
RAYMOND BROS. Illwaukas. Philadelphia and
Tram mfronts. brink. lath. lime, cement. adamant.
BUTTER. CRIBSR. EGGS, Ac.
BUTTER HOUSE. next door to the Post
msflfl N.—A .pedal_ 1y made-moi all differing
grades of butta. mind, canned goods. etc.
CARRIAGR REPosITORIES.
DANN.WH.B.50Wailat.N. (twingeI. hat-um,
horse. atablcand carriage furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CHOW! JAHEBCJhopAnn st.8 N. estimaws
given. iobblng promptly attended to.
NORTON W]. A. aTaylotavenne, :1. N. Jobbing
promptly aucudsdio
RANDALL. l. D. Randall's mill 3. N. Iodern
machinery run by cheap power enable. me to give
. Large work a specialty.
RAYMONDJ. B. 60 Water at. B. N. manufacturer
of moidio brackets. casings. corner blocks. col
nuns. news balusters. Band. scroll maswing and
turninngst ocks. bottomhourds benchmarks
Jobbing dons. Initiates given. Telephone 514.
MWOOD. S. B 13 Grove It.S .N. Jobbing
attendcdto
P mild!
WILSON. 8. B.abopCrosIst.n1--.1rlain M—Odlcecor
Inandlleldensve. N. St. im wood working.
mouldings. window frame and turning Lowest
estimates. Honey loaned. Telephone number 52.
CARPET! AND olwwrns.
BCOYIKLD A HOYT. 30ml. bldg N. GSWIIh
ingtoo It.81'0.wessdvtertlssnien.5
CARRIAGR IANCFAC'I'CRIRS.
TILL? HHNBYJIO. lain at. 8 N. manufacturer of
carriages. Special attention given to repairing
asp , , .
CATHOLIC GOODS.
HAY“). ’1'. A CO 5 Isle N. also new
dsflwwmloaasndbookssllcfi.
CWT PIP] IANCI'ACI'CRBRB.
LEONARD. CHANT. Wales It.“ N. dishes and
mm
CIGAR BOX ”MNUIACTCRKRI.
111‘. JOHN CHAS. SJINarshsll B N. manufao
inrerof boxes and dealerin bboos.
CIGAR RANCI‘ACTC RIBS.
H0" A OLISTIAD CIGAR CO. The. 10 Solute
at. I. N. nasuhetarrws of use cigars.
OLD WILL 01011]! CO. The. Washington It. 3. N
WI 1“.
WAGMB. ”Bo. Mint. 5.1! ulnjobberin
Martian.
If CIVIL “GINEEIO.
A “I. one Washington 5. N.
n mm mm local surveying-“Lock 3%
“$ch Boson stirs-111mm 111.1111 Hy-
«meltdown
WOODIC.IN. l1 lain“. N Allordm pranptly
tCLOTHING 1111mm;
mums. lssonle build! . if. and“
coho. Iain 11.10. assaufaeturws. Jobbersuahdretsl retsl.lm
COAL AND WOOD.
m JOHN H. fLW stills Wishlgh
Wllkas‘ms. Mimi, ma. resLPocahoutn
LIONABD,CHA8.T Waters“! the bestvsris
than! Asletkrsel and Bituminous coal.alsosll
Haber” kindling
IAINOND 31100.11ehlgh.01rau0rsek and small
miter. caulil “Irmuwwurmmm
1.1.89 . su-r shoe fa:
“lady. annuals. Male. m W W
(migrants.
W01?! 00! flout. Gums 1111'
BMW” paths It.” a"
Imlud lllf'l]
MIMIC. law-Islam"; s N. can
@muwflmm all)”.
her HWY & MIDI“
mm
m clssai Olwwikulss-
"mmsonasflas.
A. ~¢=::
00ml! WWW
COCO]! nmryrlu. edto
WOOUGBRBHBD .warrant curs
manufactured at” Washingtuist. '
CROCHET AND GLABSWARB.
NASH. “lasso. ow. ImdeIuil. II.
Apt. ware
WINDI'IMNo.HI1n 11..er
lamps,uocksry.glaas
nus-m..
HOMO [Wambhchflolainflfl
Oleallonrs 8a m.to0p. in.
w 61110.8" DDS. W .cor.
no.5. N. Handouts p.111.
C 1.0.0.10? .h'r'ld Lewis It.
new ougregstional are
OaklandporcelaincrovvusinaertgdI
WEKDHW L. D..DS. 701$”th negflfii.
Hoursfla. m'. 100p. in. Oasadml tered.
DOORS. BASH AND “LINDS-
mmw. H. a C0. 15 A 17 Water st. N. carriage
wood work. wheels. etc.
nmmmnm
Pm’. H. ”munwmm
MW
BAYNOND Roam-aligned sndcaasui
pimsfollnclnsin diameter.
MST SIDE BEARD/11:“. V‘an gangavgmk. 3.11:“
hangs. tins to I
figmrcfu ly I(act‘igpountied. p
GREGORY. J. G. 38W.“ st N.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
BIGGS JOHN A 11 Main at, N. Pcrfnmes.-—tifty
five diflcrent perfumes.
PLAIS'I‘ED'S. 43 Washington st. S. N. potent inedi-
cmcs. ctr. i'bysicians' prescriptions a specially.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLKII. J. L .k SONS— 'The Equitable." No. 2
Gazette building, N Dry goods. oil cloths mat.
tings and rugs.
BANKS. E. K. Mnhsckcmo Hotel block. 5. N. dry-
goods, notions, gloves. ctc. Underwearaspeclalty.
BENNETT. J. F. 19 Main .1. N. Business celeb
lishcd over forty-two yours.
DICKERMAN. A. d: SON, of Washington st. S. N.
dry'goods, carpets, etc. (see sdv.
SCOFIELD & IIOY‘I‘ aGmtte bldg. N. 68 Wash-
ington at. S. N (See advertisement 1
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods fancy goods, notions and hosiery.
BXI’IIESs CODIPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS (:0. once railroad station,
N. and 4:1 Wall st, N. I-prrrss forwarders to all
parts of the world. Passenger trainsen'icc Low
filtrs. IA‘SWI' Hunt, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BL'X'I‘ON A Bill. AGE. oil’iceal Benedict's.43
Wall st, N . Our 1n tto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAGH‘S EXPRESS. b . furniture- and
pianos moved. Leave orders at laisted's. S. N'.
SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at pastorate and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt scrv1ce.
INTRAC'I‘S. ESSENCES. ETC.
BI‘KBEE. F. S. .k €11.99 Main st, N. Manufactur.
era of 51 ntlelil'p volcbnimi thin-ring extracts.
NOHWALK EXTRACT CI). N. manufacturers of
line extracts. l" >. Ambler.
FEII’I‘ILllJ-ZRS.
RAYMON 1) Bill 1: Bradley 11 super phosphate. spec-
ial mnnures, lurid plnstcr. ground bone, wood ashes.
SMITH. W. H. A (‘1).Wa1er st. N. agents for Wil-
liams €le 11'; Cole standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS.urdinnry shapes in stock. spec-
ials tu order.iirc mortar.snnd.chunney tine iintngs‘
FISH. OYSTERS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT A ZELI'FI“. 69 Washington st. S N. Ills
ifsh, oysters. clams. fruits. gnrne, vegetables. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOHN B. (1‘1 Taylor avenue, 5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for flag. concrete.
asphalt. brick. coma lei-I gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND IIO’I‘ \VA'I'ER
HEATERS
HBHKER. W. H. 1k CO. Music Hall block. 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. (BRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEM” FLOL' it. the best made. Don‘t
fed to use it.
L'HOIIIIEDIEIY. DANIEL. east end of Washington
It bridge. The choicest of family 110111 kept.
RAYMON BROS. hay. straw. lluur uttd feed in
package. 00d. cur or cargo lots.
RED MILL Dunes. Crofont d1- Itosc. Grain. cholc
ground foul. grnhnnl and rye tlour.
FLORISTS.
HERO. PAUL. Woodward Plate. s N, punts. cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to urtiu
GUIOUH. P. L. 30le st. opp. Unionk‘emezery
Plants. cut flowers. etc. l-lornl work :1 stucndf‘y“.
McKAY, JOHN. B. N. near the depot. Bedding
ts-eut newer. and floral work of all kinds.
rose. I specialty.
SMITH. JOHN B. So. Main It. SN. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants. cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all k1niia a rpcclslly
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
' commas. minimum-1111131.... .1, (cost. .1111)
Furniture. looking glasses. picture frames. etc.
CHAN A WHITTLESEY. as Iialn at. N. lilsy
mond' a old stand). See ndvertisemnt.
HAYNOND GEO. H new acre. 40 and 45 Main at
N. I-‘our doors above old store.
STOW, DAVID u. E. :1). and 32. So.laln at, SN.
Furniture. matucIIsI. etc.
GAS LIOII'I' COMPANIES.
NOBWALK GAB LIGHT COMPANY. once 10
Water at. N Gas for light. heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal ’I‘Ir three dol
lars per barrel. pseksgo extra.
GROCI'JRS. (Malawi-J
HOLMES A HELEN. (land 11 Wall It N. whole
rule grocers. dour, grain. hay. etc.
SKI LECH BROS. 140ml l5 Wall st. N. wholeuie
grocers, dour. foul. pain. hay. etc.
GROCERB.
BROWN .k WILCOX 70 Washington It. 8. N. sole
agents for celebrate Pannington creamery butter
BECKER. CONRAD. 1111 “Washington at. S. N.
choice groceries and provisions.
FIRMS. CHAS H. successor to "urchins. N No.
Iain l1.S.N.1able delicacies for family trade.
PINNKUAN A O'NYIIJ.Y.108 Iain st. N. iiour.
ccd. hay.atraw. coalsrlduw
All 11.1an.”
. fru'l‘t'. etc.
.WJf-tmmanwlast. leans-1
cola... tess.buttar.etc.
1m lo their“
goods.
911W Wallst.N..
AIDS/1' n.5prts odd. ml N. In
centennial holes moot-.3011: our; no-
HAN'OHD. W. S. lasts". usarnli. station.“
We. paint. school supplies. etc
LAW'I’DN. I'.DACO. 11250.Mainsi.B.N.gro
eerie. and table delicacies.
L'IIOIINIDIKU. DANIBI~eIstend of Washingtongn]
st. bridgedl. N. tess.co1!eer. spices especially.
MOOBBA HABNAN. No Iain .1,me 11.10.
Ins groceries. foreign fruits. flour 1nd,!“
NEW YORK TBA CO. 07 Halo 11130 1 ..—-N Heller—
Trss. colors and spices a specially
NICKIIRSONABB’I’TB. wand." 3: Iain st.N. I
specialty made of tsblede
MHANII. (lilo Wilton In and Reboot It. N
New store. new goods and new onprices.
BIYMOURC If. as Washih oust, S. N. bcsd.
quarters for celebrated ‘Dsw 'caonod goods.
WILD“. CHAS. H bWallst. 10.0mm but-
ter. cheese. eggs. tabla delicacies. fruits.ste.
HATTBRS’ runs. (M'I'B's on
ASCH. 1:13:13?“ J. 7 looms at. 11.11.1110 forums
DATES. HARTINJIL ACO 701001 Spring“. 0.
N. Importwsofsssl skins. pinches. trimmings.
and calms of hattera‘ furs
IIATTHIIS' TOOLS.
WHEELER. W. A. Water at. 8.14 iron founder.
light soft castings. extension water boxes.
HAT! AND CAPS. (Isfahan.
INAPP Till BATTER. 01 Wash
a specialty made of do. all! and
IIA'I' RANCIACTCRBM'.‘
B.VMAO.UB|OII .
no... 0 .1...
CBOFU’I‘ A KNAPP. elabllshsd in. factories
cor. IfslnA Avalon sndsterO'I'olleIMH N
HUBIILLI BARTHU .Wlss
hklschaolclkfllf
nanosnamnsmnuys all alsoifsw
01.x BATOO. The. Is 0. .
v all“. manner. Day. If
nauwlss
c “Mum. [did
rinsstil
maximums-is.
Established 11m "
f
HAIRDWAIIAIDM‘
mm. J.T.00llinltilf.llmlndwlnnd
m
BMWJLAOOJEM ITWMILNJIIIIG-
Mm“
QUIN'I‘ABD.W. C. Hulenanblock. B.N. punts,"
ollllgglugew. msdv.)
WYIIR. harness
D P.H.flWallIt.N.custommsdc
andrepsiriugnaatlydona.
BORBI beams.
PARSONS] EWMPIM.B..NIne
horsesssitsdtosll 1111qu Allsanlmal
thlsewsblishmantsrswsrrantad. Hansofths
“Omaha: "I'Gsiiisrd
11 was 1 “13‘“. “1112”“... 1.1
c B. 0 It,S c at.
ieqritiongivantoal’wslxgdriving a “Gill's; horses.
HOTELS. ,y 0 00m
AIKRICAN HOTEL. if Iialnsi ns.
Implantatnrsnt attached.
GIBRANIA BOTH]... 00 Railroad place. Goo-:0
Schaub.pro
NORWALK HOTEL. NW It Bdepot
llcPherIon. strlyctl ”twigs-moduli N
OLD WELL HOTELOGWII ngtonst.8.11scd
Havllsnd. proprietu. European . 110 rooms.
noon: WISHING oooos.
WINNIRQWWILS. N. crockery
glasswsnmasudwosd- '
rcrr
BURCHARD. B. “Belden Point Farm ”“3 10.11119
Mm 1.»,51'! “11h ‘ “.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGB it LOCKW 001). 11 Main at, N.
ance und real estate in all its branches.
LA! TON. JACOB II. Washington 11 next to P. 0.
S N. fire. plate glass, accident and l' e. (see adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WII. cor. Main and Wallets. N. Real
estate, investments. loans negotiated, etc.
HORRELLJI L'HOMHKDIHU. 95 Washington It
S. N'. strictly first-class companies represented.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN 05 A 4‘: Washington at.
S. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. (O. S. S. L‘-
Hommedieu. agent. Washington at. S..\'. m ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. CO. ‘20 Washington
at. S. N. l“. J. Grnhb. asslsuint supt.
NORWALK I-‘IBB INS C0.. N. In successful
business since 1600. No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO The, Luullcrs black.
Ninth st, :1. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendent.
IN! Es’IMI-ZNT SECURITIES.
CR AL' FL 11D 11. B. Masonic bldg. N. 6'.’ Bonds
liliillcfifix Banking and Equitable )I t' [:8 cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. H. & CU. 15 and 17 Water st. N.
springs. axles, carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRI'I‘T. E. 11' Hand ‘Wnter st, N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DI'NCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS,Wster
st. 5. N'. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON FOCNDRIES.
011.115 61' (‘IANCY at Th1.- N’orwaik Iron Works
(‘11.. 111111 also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELS!“-
FEIlRIS. A. S. 39 So Mum st. :1 N. (1p. i‘lty Hotel
S..\'. line watch repairing a rpr'tlllliy.
HUY'I'. 11.11. 18 N11. Muiu st. 5. S. strictly draLclnls
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LoURAND. SSWIII st. N. watches.“
monils. etc. Pine wutcii repairing a spccmlty.
HOOD. if S. diamonds.watrhes. jewelry, silver and
plated wore. repairing aspecislty. $1 Main 51. 5.1V.
LA‘I'Y HRS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b'd‘g, Wall
st. borough. Notary and [11- .ll Iii-lute.
FROST. HI'SSELI 15 No Main st. notury legal
business! of all kinds carefully attended to.
HITRLBUTT, J. BELDEN rooms' .1 and 6 Gazette
building. W all st. borough.
LIGHT. JOHN H. 102 W ashlngtnn It
Lcummissioncr of deeds for New Tor state
A on M ' . .
5100915111. nomwi‘dnil‘l‘fi.“ .1...
SET MUCH. JOHN 8. room 3, I‘ulrtield ('0. Nat.
Bunk building, N. Counsellor at low.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Murmur. building. Wall
at, borough.
LITERY STABLES.
DAN‘S. HORACE E. EXCl‘lrlel’ livery and board-
1111: smirk-s. Oiilce So. ti itivcr 111.. N.
GREGORY. CEO. 5. 11 Knight 1-1. N. Pine turn-
out» 11 specialty. Telephone 11113.
LOCK MA N l' I‘ACTI'II kills.
Ll'li’I-iWOiH) MAI‘Ji'i-‘Alfl‘l’itlxu ('1). D. st. S.
N Munufnctun-rs of Olllllls‘fs' hardware. tori
office 315 Pearl st; New York office 90 Heath: st;
L'htcngo attics 10 Luke st.
NOIIWALK LOCK COMPANY. S. N New York
001cc 5“: Chambers st. locks and build: rs hard
wsrr- designers; founders Workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. E. J. 9 Water st. N. All kinds of lumber de-
livered to any point by roll. team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NOBW ALK IRON WORKS CO. The Water 01».
near it. libr Mgr. S. N General mac .iron
and brass castings. .Babbitt metal. re
pairs for manufscwries stumboats.
SCOFIELD. II If. A. Knight at. N. New machinery
mails and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDIZNERS.
JENNINGS A WATEBBUBI'. ll. N. berries Ind all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
HARKIITB.
A IODBL HABKE'I‘. 2) Wall It, N,th.Wardwell
prop. beef, veal. lamb. motion and poultry.
AVISON. A. 1:18 lain st. N meats. fntits, regain
bios, ssh oysters. clams. Ind escallopa. butter.
eggs, ennui-d gwds. etc.
BENNETT A HIT- STED. meals, dsh o
sters. clams from, 29100. Main It, 5..
BISSELL. DiNA t‘ 12 Main at, N. choice meats.
poultry. nah. vegetables. etc.
BBI'I‘TO'S CENTRAL IfAItKII'l‘. 11 Water It. N.
Iisnts. vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lowut prices
CARR. WILLIAJI II. Benedict Farm market. IN.
Pine meals. fresh vcgctables—lowestcsah prices.
PABBINUTON‘ J. A meals. finitrgqllsb, blisters.
vegetables, frni ts.hittler. etc,
GEIS’I‘. 020 ‘30 Chestnut It. (-1. N choice meats.
vegetables. fruit etc Lowestrasb prices.
HAYES PERI) 13 No. Ifain st 11 N. prime rout.
of all kinds ifornerendered lard aspocialty
JL'DSON. A 0. Central Inlet cor lalusnstvi-
hudst. 11.211 Choice meats. poultry. vrgstsbhs.
”BURNER.” W!» m Wash-gin It. bridge. 8.
111. wood." 1.. Ilium-Stings. a: ll.
DOCK .
mush. oysters. slants. vegetables
WIVOODAW’. 7 Iain I013. IA.
M”). m on s specialty.
LIONS. A. 8.. 010 Wall “m0! No. III. .0.
11.17. primetuestssndpoultrystiowestprless.
UALIO. ALBIN. lain It. nequ. 8 N. (bola
meats. duh, oysters. vegetables. delicatessen. etc
HCIIBINO. II. S. Iisst are. op. school houIe.B N.
beef. veal. mutton. etc.
[K'II‘M B. JACOB. as West Washington It. 8. N.
strictly dist-class meats. poultry a specially
BNI'I'II'S WASHINGTON MARKET. 00 Wash
ton st. 8.10. flue meat. and poultry for family trade.
SPILLANB. J. W. In Icon-rd at. N. wagon run.
daily allover the town.
WADE. 10.3. market. whom. 5.10. runs
iosllpartsoftown withllmfreshandaallnests.
WIXON. J. I. 2’? “111111.10. Choice meats. pool.
try. fruits. vegetables. bitumen-.211;
HARRLI AND ORANI'I’I."
BATES. P. W. Water It. N manufacturer of no.
panic-and marble work. also dealer in building
stone and cemetery work
STEVENS. If. W. 50 Iiain st. N Herbie and gran
lie monuments. basil-tones. Wis. etc.
"ARON! AND HCILDI".
BHNOUR. HENRY. 1! West ave, 5.21. All kinds
of rims mason contracts taken
BHKLDON WILLIAI. "Wilton avenue. 10.8w
mason. Al ”nagging. curbing sic.
BIITH.W1LLIAI 11.8: West Ii.8 I0. Jobbing
WW! If
LAWLOB. WILLIAN. 5 Hill st. 10. Allkindsof
slam gram 1:; promptly attended to.
1mm“
from my own quarry.
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JANEIHB. lL!So.lduIt.8.N.I~
styles. looming. wally.
ST. JOHN. “DMD R. liliissry. M
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lune moans.
HERO. W. oftkalatszn.
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and instruction
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HUNTINGTON IRS. 129 In It.N. Von! in-
atructlonandvolcsdsvelopent.
NASH, KISS JENNIB 11.82 North avenue. N.
BAWYHRIHS. ILJ. herofiswrumenf-lilfld
tear:
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sews rim-rs.
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NEW A BICONILIIAND IURMTCRI.
PODMOHB. WM. under Salvation Army Barracks.
S. N. Stoves. ranges, crockery. carpets ..etc
OYSTER PLANTIZRS AND DEALERS.
BELL. HIHAI P. 0. Box 111. S. N. wholesale
shipper of oystersan’. clams.
CUTBILL. R. J. foot of Buymoudst, S. N. whale
sale dealer in due oysters.
HOYT. W. H. CSON. 121417.112“sz foot of
Raymond) planters. exporters woleIIle
dealers in native oysters.
REED A: HOUSMAN. 1310 Watershs. N. plantar
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VANNAHRJ. L 11:00.. P. O. BoxbiBS.N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN worms Chan 1] Ala-
thorpe, prop. River-side ave 8.10. Stove. Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAIV’I'S. OILS AND “GLASS.
PBOWITT. J. '1'. (1’1 Main st.‘l 1 Jewett I leads,
Mushry and Wadsworth' s mixed paints
IL“ NONI) BROS. Jewett‘ I. Atlantic and Barley I
lead. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical: Paint.
SMITH. W. H. 81(‘0 151k 1" Water st.N . agents
for blngman 1k Hammer. paints.
PAPER HANGINOB.
PRATT A CD Water st. near Wall N. also point...
oils End glues
PROW IT'I‘ I 1‘. In Main st.N
Hollands fixtures e11
TAILOR a: C0. 21 Main 0%. N. also hsrdwan.
points oils. glass. ea:
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN'. C. A. it Inn at. N. Instantaneous
process. Children' I photm a specialty
NORTH. G S. 78 Wash1ngtonst.S. N. modality
only and thpt the bait.
READIIAN. F E Gazette bulldi . N. Cabinet
photographs $2.50 per doe; one doe. 81.50.
PIANO ‘ITNIRC AND REPAIR!”
HEN [ll-ZS. C. P. Lockwood Hall. N. Also dealer in
pmnos, orgnns. sheet music. etc.
I'LANINO MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D I: N. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
NIH-ZEBRA“). W H. Music Hall block. SN
Plumbing, strain and as fitting.
NASH. l-‘. 11. A BRO. cor lslnandWeItsta. SN
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and heaters.
.wiudow shades.
RAMA“.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W.
Hyatt. prcsL; Edwin G. Hoyt. .upf.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
LAYTO‘S. J ACOB M. Washington st. but to P 0
S. N‘ property for file, house. to rent. {see adv.)
lilllllhllul A L' HOMHEDIEU. 05 Washington It.
S N selling. tinting and collecting,
WILSON 0 8.6111011: bhdg N. Investments and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at. the lowutt Hill“.
Willtllli'lllil. H. .\ No. If:1::t—‘
rim; .1. ’1 ». fur p.11".
RIL‘l’I'Al'ILIXTS.
BEE “IVE. 5 “filter at. N. warm meals at all
hours. lIlIml’I’ 5c.
HENIIY'H. 16 No. Main 01.?! The best 25c dinner
111 that“). Board by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. \l B. A SON. A5 Washington st, 8. N'
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Pyle-ts)
BAIHDHS KISS INSTITUTE. 0 Orchard 1.5
S .\' induce 0
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\ ouug ladies boarding and day school ’
NOBW ALB IflLI'I‘ABY INSTITUTE. N. Pranks.
Bubs rt. principal Circular on request
HEAD Hrs. Hillside. N Day and boarding Ichoo
for girls and young ladies. Pits for 113.com“
or course 1: ought: in itself. Fully con ped lab
rstory Iltac New York artists em ad in
musical department Special h.Idvaritagus or the
the study of srt.la andelocutlon
Spring term as April Circulars will he
sent upon appl stlon.
SEWING IACIIINIS.
SHAILKII. C I. 16 80. Main It. S N. "Wheeler and
Wilson " and "Ilouaehold." needles, oil. attach
menu. Repairing I .poclalty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RATIOS” BROS. sewers bullesu-r pipe! laid.
excavating. filling. grading. gardening.
SHOE MANC'AC‘I'CRZRS.
LOUNSBL‘BI’.HATHBWSON A (:0. SN. Lad:
due shocI.
GEO. B. WEED 1! CO. far andulesroorn moon.“ 7:.
Established 11170
7.5 snd'1'7W.sterst S .,
lsnufscturers of ladies' mines' and children' I
Inc footwear for the remind trad e.
SHIRT-WAIST. AND CNDHRWIIAR.
HL’Tl‘IlINSON. COLE A (:0. Norwalk. New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.
M’OR‘I'SIIKN'B GOODS.
AIIIIN. JOHN H. as lalust. N. headquarters for
guns nah lhg tackle. ammunition. etc.
awn animus.
BAKER. WHUH. Wok fiubWhedcr' I foun'
-.dry fished k-Il rife. b".
T” DI'Nl‘AfI‘BON IAILIID Wm. Water
1 Is 11. N11 Was. Baum
man mamas AND mm.
NORWALK 1110! wow 00.11..er st.
asst if. B. bridge. 11. N.
510:1“!!an TICKET AOINTI.
008119. 11. W laconic build! kIf.sta1wnsklp
tickets. pension agent. notary” 1c. etc.
LAY'I'ON. JACOB I Wsshlngtou at. next to P. O
\.Pssssge Wmovders. (stead 1
STONI ”BALI”.
"BRIDJOIIN n meWuMogw-mmfl. also
1.1m fins meant-at
HORTON. JOHN ll 02 Taylor era... 0. N Also
layer of concrete walks.
HAYNOND BROS. bias. brown. Greenwich and
building lions. granite Iadmarbls blunt-Infant
groves. BAND” AND HEATERS.
POWELLJ. W. n W MI. I!“
goods. rs-
pairs. rte Tlosndeopper "a you
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HORTON. JOHN B Emu-venue. s. 10. Light
and heavy trucking promptly Itissdsdto
WDRRTARIIS.
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dents ll Berkley It. Tslepbons TH. “'
VMRINAI' ICMIOND.
4.1111100]!!! ("10.9.1711 edits and hospitairsarof
PalrfieldCo. BankJi. talephmIMnaI-scast.
WOOD.
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SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN. TUESDAY. AUGUST 5.1890.
PRICE TWO GENTS
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COMMON COUNCIL MEETS.
AN APPROPRIATION IADB I’OB
Till! LIBRARY CORPORATION.
Routine Business Transacted—Tho fire
Trunk Poland to D. I- n Walk Conditlon
and will be Devolved.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Councilmen wss held last even-
ing. Ifsyor Edwin Wilcox presided and
Councilmen Charles F. Hailock. John
W. Dske. Richard J. Cutbill, Frank N.
Ferris and William B. Hubbell were
present.
The minutes of the meeting held July
21.1 were read and approved.
Councilman Charles I". Bullock was
appointed a special committee on finance
is so: during the shame of Councilman
Issac 81. J
Billssmountiug tofl,505.,81 endorsed
bytheir appropriate committees. were
srd'iit‘ed finial.
A petition was received asking that
the water pipes be extended to Dorian
Point. It was referred to the committee
on water.
A petition for an electric light on
Lockwood place was referred to the
committee on lamps and gas.
Crofnt &Knapp were given permis—
sion tohuild aslnull addition to their
factory. corner of Main and Union
streets.
The semi-annual report of Chief of
Police William Vollmer was received
and ordered placed on file.
laid on the table at the last regular meet—
ing, was taken from the table and
adopted:
“'HEREAS it has been made to appear
to tho Baud of Councilmen that the
South Norwalk Reading Room and Li—
brary corporation, which has established
and maintained a library in this city for
a term of years. has recently made its
library free for the use of the inhabitants
of this city, and now asks the city to
assist in maintaining it; therefore
Handled. That the sum of 3350 do!
Iars bound the same hereby is appro
printed to assist in maintaining said
library free for the use of the inhabitants
of the city; and that the city clerk be
and be hereby is authoriz-ul to draw an
order for said turn in favor of the
treasurer of .aid library corporation.
The committee on finance was author-
ized to borrow 06,000 for the use of the
city.
It was voted to proceed to elect a
patrolman in place of Robert H. Morton
resigned. The result was as follows:
George Gladstone. 2; F. S. Conley, 1:
Frank Rosco. I; G. If. Bitch, 1. No
choice being made the matter of elect
ing a policeman was laid on the table.
Councilmen Ferns and Hubbell. who
were appointed a special committee to
investigate the condition of the truck.
reported that if was in a very weak con
dition and that they understood that it
could be remedied for $100. The com-
mittee on fire department was instructed
to have the same repaired at I cast not
to exceed 0100.
A resolution was adopted approving
the action of the City Clerk in drawing
orders on the Treasurer in favor of R. J.
(511111111 for 8300.
It was voted that 8400 be placed at the
disposal of the street committee, with
which to pay labor on streets.
The committee on streets was author-
ized to purchase necessary crushed stone
wi1h which to keep West avenue in
necessary repair.
ENTRIES CLOSB FBI DAY.
Programn. for tho I’aII looting of the
Ooatlonson's Driving Assoc-lotion.
The entries for the fall races of the
Gentleman's Driving Association, of Nor-
wslk. which take place on August 19,
20,21 and ‘23, close on Friday of this
week. with E. A. Woodward secretary
and treasurer of the association. The
purses aggregate 82,050, divided as fol-
lows:
Tuesday. August IO—Ifelnbors' pact-rs,
2.40 class. purse 0100; 3.00 class. pure.1
$50: 2:30 class, purse woo.
WNW]. Airgun m—Ifeuibt-rs'
fillers. I ”VIII. @0217 class. purse
”1:991 slsssfyn :51
misery; August nmm‘ 1114.111
for.slf. trotters and poem. purse 0100.
2:411 class. purse 0250; 2:11:1class. purse
0000.
Friday. August 22—Nembers' colts.
purse 0100. Three years and under. five
to outer, three to start. Ilils heats. best
two in three. Trotters and psosrs. 2:40
class, puns $250; fmfor-all, pacen.
pornm.
Tel-Ia Not...
The entries for Wednesday's games of
the double tournament of the Norwslk
Lawn Tenni. club are as follows: 4.30
p. m.. J. Knapp and Russell vs. Brooks
Brothers; 5 00 p. m.. Brooks Brothers vs.
Lockwood and Burchard.
Dr. W. F. Acton has taken some very
1an views of the grounds and also of the
members of the club.
\lsetlag of II. lop-bile.- stat. Caus-
him
The stats central committee of the
Republican party neat this afternoon in
Hartford to fix the dais of the moon-
vention and for other basilica. Two
members from Falrdsld county Irrivsd
yesterday soon. a whole day ahead.
They concluded to gobsckssd return
auto-day.
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The following resolution, which was ‘
P33503401» PABAB RAPID.
Ilia Going. and Cal-Inga of People wo
LIB. 0. Boat! About.
’1‘. B. Weeks, of Pittsburgh. P... is the
guest of borough friends.
Victor and Willi. Selleck are enjoying
a few days at Ocean Grove.
Ilia. Jennie Walsh, of Hartford. is
visiting relative. in East No- walk.
Frank Barton, of Waterbury. is 1-1311-
iug relative. on School street, borough.
Samuel Clark, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is
the guest of friends on Harbor avenue.
Iiu. George F. Hull of Houastonic.
last. is visiting relatives o! No l Mott
avenue.
Ifrs. Hannamu. Bennett, of l: -ooklyn.
N. Y., is visiting Mrs. D. D11 .190, on
Rotors Hill.
Mrs. George Seymour as i ehil ', of
thiscity, will go to Bldg. livid to make a
short visit. .1 .
Manuel Olmstesd, of r .ny Creek. 1.
spendingafew days on Henry street,
East Norwalk.
Mrs. P. 3. Byxbee and ’lrr. i'. B. Sco-
iield and families are apt ling mo week
at Pound Ridge.
Mrs..Chsrles A. Williams. of Wood.
ward avenue. this city, lie-1 been visiting
friends in New Haven.
Rev. Olin Hallock and his wife and
child have gone to Keysville. N. Y.. to
spend the month of August.
George W. Selleck. of Selleck Brothers,
with his family, left today for a four
weeks‘ visit among the Litchfield Hills.
Mrs. Rozenah, of Westport, who has
been visiting her son. Charles Yost, on
South First street, returned to her home
yesterday.
Charles E. Hoyt. of this city, teller of
the Foirfleld County National bank.
started for Cape Cod, Mas... yesterday
afternoon. He will be away two weeks.
Misses Clara Hughes, of Bridgeport,
and Bessie and Florence Benton, of New
Canaan. returned today from I visit to
their sum. Mrs. Henry K. Selleck. of the
borough.
IRS. chINNIS’S PAB'I'Y.
A Calorie of Cobble Hill Society Leaders
“are A "High Tan."
bits. Jane Pagan, Mrs. Bridget I-‘agnn.
Mrs. Rose Dugan and Mrs. Lizzie Duffy
have been in the habit of congregating
at the homes of one or the other of the
party and havingagoneral good time.
Last evening they happened to get to-
gether at Mrs. Roddy McGinnls‘s house
on Cobble Hill. The “growler” was
rushed frequently and in a short time
the members of the party were in a semi
state of intoxication. A quarrel ensued
between Mrs. Duffy and her mother,
Mrs. Roddy McGinnls. during which
Mrs. McUinnis was cut on the arm quite
badly. The neighbors hearing the
:umpus telephoned to the borough for
an officer. Policeman Gonnley respond—
ed and arrested Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. Jane
Pagan. Chief Buttery andOfIicer Adams
arrested the others of the party and this
morning they were tried before Judge
Austin who discharged Jane I-‘agau and
fined Hrs. Bridget Fagsn $2 and costs.
amounting to $11. 82:} Mrs. Rose Dugau
$5 and costs. amounting to 8111. 48. and
Mrs. L'zzie Duffy $9 and costs. amount-
ing to $173.18. Ross Dugnn paid up. and
the others are waiting for friends to
settle for them.
Sl‘lll RB 01‘ LIQUOR.
01111-er Vinlt )frs. Janus
Boarding noun.
List evening It 7110 o‘clock the guts.
tad» of Mrs. James McCsuley's boarding
house, corner of Haviland and Water
streets, was disturbed by the visit of
Constable Frank S. Conley. Chief Voll—
msr and Captain Colgrove. The object
of their visit wasto ascertain whether
liquor was being sold unlawfully there.
They were not disappointed in their con.
jectnre. Oflicer CJuley went up stairs
while Chief Volltnerund officer Colgrove
went to the basement. The latter found
eighty-four bottle. of lager, one cask of
ale and a bsrrel of whiskey. Thollq-
nor was taken possession of and rev
mow-d to the basement under 13. K.
Banks store
131.11.191.11. Copley placed If”. 911112.11-
Icy tinder Intent 11111111111141 her to go
1191' own recognizance. She was tried
this morning before J ustios Kospp.found
guilty and fined .30 and costs. amount»
ing to m 15.
MrCnnIsy'l
1. II. c. 1. status.
The coirrisinrnsnt committee held a
meeting on Monday in the general sacro-
tsry‘a office and considered a course of
entertainment. for the coming winter.
As soon as the details are completed a
full announcement will be made by the
committee. The course will excel those
of previous years. The committee is
making an effort to bring to Norwalk
some of the best talent in the country.
This evening, at 8:00 o’clock. the Y.
H. C. A. orchestra will hold its first
meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Bosrd of Manager. will be held tomor-
row evening at 8:00 o'clock
Oar-sh ik. Ills-all . Convention.
Chief Engineer Prowltt. of the Nor-
wslk fire department; James B. Costello.
of Hope Hops Hoes company: Alfred
Chinnsry. of Phoenix Engine compsny.
and Fred Smith. of Pioneer Hook and
udder company. left familial. morning
for Waterbury. where they will attend
the convention of the 81.0. Fireman‘s
mutton. Hart Weeks. of Phoenix
Begins company. is also in Waterbury
todaytoattsndibsaonvssllos.
A BID FOR BE’I'I'ER STREETS
THE SUBJECT AGAIN BEFORE THE
COURT 0? 308038838.
A Proposition to For. tho Principal Thor-
oughfare. of the Enough with Bofgiu
Bloch Referred to a Maillot-mitt...
The Court of Borgsssss held their reg-
ular meeting last "wing. Warden Leo
presided. with Barges... Bows. Meeker,
Adams and Clover present.
Bills to the amount of $1,031.31 were
audited Ind ordered paid.
The bill of the Norwalk Printing oom-
psny was referred to Burgess Adams to
investigate. with power to pay the some
if correct.
The report of the chairman of the
sewer committee on cowering St. John
avenue was accepted, and is was voted
to leave the matter of letting the con-
fact. to 11111 sewer committee. with
power.
The report of the chief of police was
accepted and placed on file.
The election of John L. Kelly as sec-
ond assistant engineer was ratified and
he was sworn in.
A petition to sewer Crone street, signed
by the property owners on that thor.
oughfare, was referred to the sewer
committee for investigation.
A petition for a fire alarm box at the
corner of West and Franklin avenues,
was referred to the chairman of the fire
committee to report at next meeting.
A motion to appoint acommittee of
three to wait on the selectmen, and in-
duce them to offer a reward for the cap-
tors of the supposed firebug was carried.
A communication from the Boston
Store was read, in which they asked for
$550 damages, caused by the break in
the water pipe on Main street. which
flooded the basement of their store. This
was referred to the water commissioners.
The matter of abattng the tax of
Hutchinson. Colo & Co. was presented
by J. B. Hurlbutt and was referred to
the borough attorney. to report at the
next meeting.
The matter of having a man to test
the hydrants of the borough then came
up and was referred to Burgess Meeker,
with power.
The petition is accept 200 feet of the
new extension of Issues street was left
to the highway committee to report at
the next meeting.
The matter of paving the principd
streets of the borough with Belgian pave-
ment was referred to a special commit-
tee to report at next meeting.
The meeting adjourned until Tuesday
evening. July 19.
A PAIR OF COBSBTS
And the Trouble they land in Store for a
Young German.
i'rexl Anderson was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Oliiccr Murcbouw for theft
and drunkenness. Anderson 13 a New
Yorker who came to town for a good
time and to find some Osman friends
who formerly lived on Main street. Last
evening he entered Mrs. Harriet Beach's
doorway.st No. '1 Halo street, and seeing
a package laying on the stairs he took it
and walked 01!. Mrs. Beach. with her
friend. May Brotherton, opened the door
to go up stairs. when shediscovercd that
the package. which contained a pair of
commons gone. She went out. walked
up Main street. and when opposite Tay-
lor's hardware store she recognized lier
bundle in the hands of the German.
Spriuging toward him she cried, “You
rascal, you have got my corsets." He
gave them up. but as soon as the woman
received them she grabbed Anderson by
the throat with the exclamation. “Now,
sir, you are under arrest "’ Mrs. Beach
then dragged her prisoner into Taylor’s
store and held him fast until the arrival
of Oflicer Morehouse. who arrested the
man. He was tried before Justice Sel-
ieck this morning and fined 82,00 and
costs on two charges. amounting to
$17.31. The justice adjourned the case
until five o'clock tonightto allow him to
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Conslallsg of iinflin... Each ”a
hick-rs "lilies.
Henry (1. 812111111111. at 11111111011! the
deaf and blind HOW. I. the happy
owner of 111. largest Bible in the state.
It was recently presented to him by the
American Bibi. Society. It isln smboss
ed print for the blind in eight volumes.
each one of which is lifts-en and one half
inches long, twelve inches wide and
nearly six innhvs thick. The total
thickness of 11.11 volumes is three feet
sight inches; 111» total number of leaves
onsthousaridewit hundred and forty-
nins (1.8491011 mica one of which is afull
page of raised letters. The value of the
work is 028. It comprises all the 01 1
and New Testanwnl. Hr. Stephens ‘1
51 years of age when it. began the also,
of "fine print for the blind," and now
after two and ouobslf years of pcrasvsr.
log effort, be Is an excellent reader and
is looking forward to a lime in the near
future when he will become an expert.
The success of Ifr. Stephens at his ad-
vanced age is. remarksbls achievement.
He has received many complimentary
letters. and books to the value of 025 as
rewards of merit from institutions for
111s blind in Bostou.Piiilsdslph1I and
Kentucky. No hops isgivsn by doctors
that his sight could be reItored by an
operation.
13.2.. of rhesus.
i wish to thank my friend. and neigh-
bors for their sympathy and kindness
doriagrhs slakassssnd since thadssth
of my daughter. Panto: Haunt.
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Doing. of the M In W I“
Ml.
Hrs. David Fallon met with a salon.
accident Friday afternoon. 80.
coming off of her front mop and 3
bottom step. which wss in Ivory weak
condition. gave waysnd all. bad a Envy
fall. A bone nesrhsr rlgfltflkl. VII
broken. She was carried into fill Inns
and a physician wusummoosd. It wfl
probably bsfonr weehbsforsllu will
be able to go about thshonseoncrnichsI.
The stoop but been unsafe for some time
and at the time Hrs. Fsllon fell lumber
was there with which to repair if.
A. G. Henschksl, the retired house
and sign painter who has purchased ‘oiio
of Theopilo Euphrat’s cottages. will”!
his family here this week. Bowl]! to
side psrmassntly' III Rowsyton. .
The Methodists and thslr friends will
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epbine"a_nd I sloop on 111ij ,.
excursion promhes to has big amass".
The following unclaimed Mammals!
at the post oflios: John D. Bollivut
His. 8. Purcell, Julia Iockwood,l1l. J.
M. Tuppen.Er1k G. Nystrom. H. ‘1'.War-
ren, Ann Griggs, G. 11. Taylor.
Dorian.
William Hindley has commenced
budding the foundation of his new
double house on Main street.
William Ferris has recovered audio-
iently from his attack of typhoid fever
to be enabled to be out of doors.
John Donnelly. who is employed at
the Norwslk lock shop, is enjoying a
short vacation at his homs' In this place.
A party of young men want so Scotch
Cove last evening and enjoyed a [flaunt
bath.
The churches are to hold their annual
excursion this week. ThoCongregnfional
church will go to Baton Point tomor-
row. leaving Darien at 10:10 o'clock
I. in. Five carryslls have been named
for the occasion. The Methodist usur-
sionists will picnic at Shippsn Point on
Friday. They will leave hell If 10
o'clock.
Rev. Samuel .1. Austin. of the Congo-
gatioual church. starts on a three wash’
vacation trip this week. During his
absence the church will be cloud for
necessary repairs. A new roof will be
placed on the building and other im-
provements made.
An interesting game of ball was played
on the Raymond grounds Saturday after-
noon between the Dsrieus and Norwalk
Lock Shop nine. The score was if to 7
in favor of the South Norwulkers. The
batteries were Shep and lander, and
Lounsbury, Jelifl’ and McQuinn. The ~
features of the game were two homo
runs by JeliiI and one by Ichuinn.
A TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
Nantucket Losing Isny of If. Chantil-
iatics Year by Tsar.
Many Norwalk people who have spent
many pleasant days at Nantucket. Will
be interested in a letter to that Boston
Congregationalist. which 0.1! Ml. that
Nantucket is losing some of its charact-
eristics year by year. The annual Visitor
is unusually conscious of paint this ‘-
son as he walks the accustomed shoots,
and looks in vain for the weatherbeuten
house-fronts with which he has been
familiar, and which made Nantucket
antique and peculiar. New windows.
with only two panes of glass to the sash.
stars out from some of the back street
houses like silver-bowed spectacle. on
the brow of a negro. Electric light. are
edging their way into sloresaud hotel.
and private residences; they even hang
from the antiquated ceiling of the old
North meeting house. Men are annoy-
ing for I street rallrosd, and there is talk
of electric cars to 'Scoosst. by the roll.-
Itone road. Dog cartssrosecn on the
streets, and dogs of aristocratic environ-
ment are not unknown; dock-tailed
horses scandalizs the Widths. of
the Massachusetts Home My
dwelling here. Last week a buck-board
appeared. and no doubt before them
close. a tally-ho will ruffle over if»
stony streets of Nantucket. 00am I.
being developed. It has hour 00M
lion with 111'. 0111111,.de
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novel of Intel“ '
by 111me The 11:
process of construction, threaten to d.-
lrlnlish the bar which has for all “in.
prevented deep draught vsnsla from Oli-
toting 11111 harbor. Taxes are coming up
toward the fashionable sous. especially
on property commanding a view of the
water.
Kitlod at Bang-tack.
A report came to this city from W00-
port this afternoon that Anson Motion.
of But Norwallt, fell from the about
of tho Compo crossing bridge Install.»
and broke his neck. The portionhu of
the affair could not he learned at ill.
hour of going to press.
-Sorno men are all nosaand whiskers.
while other. run mostly to fest and line
godly appetite. So it is with soaps.
Boms are little else than fancy wrappers.
others merely a pleasant "smell” and the
balance nearly all rosin. les the man
of mi 111.111. Brunei. soap is soap only.
and the best and most economical II
that.
wlsaoui of iris wiu.
Callor—-“Now. tell me, Tit-Dy. M
you call your big slum homely! Tommy
—--.”Woll I go... 1101.811“! *p my
face if I did. "
By special Inn-31 the publishinforss-
ad that the slot chewing gulls machine
is the champion mus. taker.
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Norwalk Chronicler