NUMBER Sli
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... THURSDAY. #AUGUST 7. l890.
DIRECTORY
hilt Bililill iliiliiil
TOWN OF NORWALK-
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heroism-1-
surrenders w
o! the (not we would so “let
every I:- kostsh repress-tee}, whet or of
II ll.” be found
an rolls»- to eve'r'y heslneae tree-v
W well worthy of III petronen
to theirs.
(”WORKS CO Th W ter st
ORWALK IRON e. l .
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mm
“APP. WI. it! Wsehlngtbu plsne and
mmumlerfm.
muttering. IteinsndWeilsts,N.
Jag“. don't-ll st. N heel
seem '
103m : women. fiWsshington st,
WIMW”
economic. 10x6. “$8.11 Bole
squatter (“Horton medics
DeKLYNN &
CHAS. InitiltmflrWelLN. Pure
mMIflLlceaum. Fruit 100le dIily.
wnoo “Ronald: Had 'reoite-
mwigwmuoirnum," '.,It.Plece
Wm NATIONAL BANK,” The, Well st. inf. 4'
:fltflm
11%me LL“. Outward;
CITYNATIONAI. ammo;
near]! has. CIwIl rum» wsorplue tr.
W‘IRCOUN'I'Y NATIONAL BANK The
real storage
mum. noepmt.
mu
Ammubcoum sAvmos BA en
N8: newer-worm Wenrplus
prat: MIIIIII 5 mm
J 8.an nor known: The. 51 Well
V
maintainer:
,Jasru
RATIO
P.
Direct km B.J. Bum
Dood, J A. Osborn'
Fitch. W. P
Herc Dis”. wilennfsctorers’
seconnteeresolicited
. NORWALK" SAVINGS SOCIETY. .zwhtiimWnlimN
ii!
I. 11%“ 8. Warsaw. vice—puma
pom nonwsut ssmos mm; The. De
wimsurpl WE museum). Alden sol
:‘id depositors on mortgage
BE”. Wholesale.)
SOUTH NORWALK BRIEF CO 8. N. Hammond
beef,pwk. eheep,iunb, took-etc
TERRY W]. I. 8. C0,. N. Armoursbeefend
Homedresse'd lsrubsnd mutton.
[ BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
l BURTONJ. I". Post office box 43:3, N. Circulars
folded inover 1w) Sundey pepors.
BLACKSMITHS.
CAREGRO. '1‘. foot Heywood st 5. N. Horse-
Mn e pedal:
3 BRIDE! BUILDERS.
mono 8. £00 P. Oboxhii S V. builders
of bridges, doekopile founduionsmtc
3001' AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, H. 5. So. H’IInet. S N. cuewmii'orknnd
WHY.C.H. N IIInst,S..N speeieltiesiu
0’
BON,DWeehIngtmet.S..N
m 1033‘
Agogg'tee'orunwtet etiowtlices
3001' AND DIIOE BEI’AIBING.
. N.
All
m. J. ARTHUR, N. cord engraving, wed
ns'tionuymue beilendtennis tennis.goode
PLAISTEDS DRUG STORE. 43 Washington st,
8.11 School euppll es ststrorrery
BOX “x3311. (Wood end Pepe?!) be
“APP. . Weter 8. N. moniectnrer t
It P In: General shop jobbiug
.flc.
mwmnTwmmN. briekofeli
mil-l. my, Niacin. Ibobine
It”; D08. In ukee. W end
no It we
1A Wine.
nmll. cums, noon. to.
ma nor-r13 Houohfidoertethe Post
mdmm In den (“tuft-ii
mum.“ more.
CAMAO: W31”.
DANN.Wl.I.fio ens, .Wm
housemate-eminent.”
enemy» nutmne.
CROW rustic. Aeu a” B. N. cesium
in.»
1110 ’WI ‘wmm3N. Jobbing
RANDALLIJ). lustre-111.117 um
nest-qua mum‘s" "incursions:
RATIONDJ. ROW-mogul "Limiting:
ol saoiuwlegeno
turning.”
m
Jobfln‘douglfltnetee givu. 5M.
suntwooo. s. a memo, 3.3.»me
W!
H3011 9..B Wet, reIrIIIoPOfloeeor.
wW n'uufifleldeosveq Nfritnmwoodwovklug.
windowfntna sodt Lowest
M. lousy teem. Telephone number it“.
ems-re A1111 011411401118.
MILD I I! am hide. x as Wash
lepto- II. I. N. :dvertlemeet.)
sensuo- wblAcl'Ultlns.
msmmnnem sl.ll.N. Isuulscturerof
gripe. tipsdsl susstlosuvse to repeirtslit.
cue-fa portion.
mos-entourage. ”Instrument!
IAT33HT¢ICLQ set. .sleonewe
C.,.'Iotlflii. [CI-11d“
wellle'erld
: wuss”. resume. All. aunt-u
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1.1.503. ”Washington SUN 11 -
and meets. u' I
' seem
'Wmfl. O “not. 11. Anordersptuuspuy
~. ammo names.
used W.MMMKI mxnufi
Metal-flawed.
Mum ewe. hm nil
Milli-I300. revolve-=1”.
nor ,sm
elitism-mm "‘ °’ W’
Iu’tlseutte b'd‘
We” end “ms.
g!
down!
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, m6. u.
WWI”! bullish.
mm 00111111 RWY werruiedto
0011811 . cure.
prearranged" sill WuHugwnn. ups N. _
’ cnocnnr AND (HAWAII.
NASH. r. 11 e BIO. our. InnsndWeetlteJJI.
new-re
UNNRRSALBFI‘O Thule. Help userWeIt.
1ssnps. crockerymlnex'um .bousefugisbingsmtc.
DB ”1. lei 1.5.
Memo ,1 leadership: So. u
N. Questions,“ in longer.
ncrowns
WRIDtW. 1... 11.1)..3 WWW-swab. .N
Hour-8s. tu'. tofip. In. usesdmln med.
BOOBS. GAS]! AND Burton.
3mm. 11. A co. 15 it. 17 Weierst, N. earrings
wodworhwheeluctc.
DRAIN AND mun.
m1. I.flmi,3.fl. Grimm.
Mousse-eta
RAYHON‘D 111108. Akrou.selt glued enticement
“p.810” Wk! Intim-
-. .. mod Arm masseuse» '-
Pflgtxuonwwzn‘; 9nd eve; In:
Winona. tot Mn 9.31. W
donsesrefuilcoui coui.pounded
I
GREGORY, J. O. 38Weilst. N. Established 1819.
Whoieesle and retell. Popular wprices.
RIOOO JOHNAJIIIIB st,N .Pertm‘ilfty
five timeout parents.
.pstent med!
PLAISTED’B 43 Wsshington st. RN
cines.etc. I’hysicieus prescriptionse specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
J. L. s SONS—"The nituble " No 2
Am , N. Drygoodfiloiiclotln. mist
and
“no-In rues
BANKS, RR. Mebeckeruo note blocks. N. dry-
goods. notions. gloves etc Underwearaspecislty.
BRNNE‘YI‘. J. F. 19 lulu st, N. Business eetob»
llshstl over fortyawo yearn.
DICKERMAN. A. it. SON, tilWeshington st, s. N.
drygwds, cerpete. etc. (see sdv. )
SOOPIKLD A 1101'.T aGszerte biog, N. 66 Wssb
ington st, 8. N (Sec edtertisemt )
STREET. RDW ARI), 5 Gezette bldg. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods notions sudhosicry.
EXPRESS COMPANIEI.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. 015“ reiiroud station, 8
N suntan ellst N. 1-3me iorwuttlers to oil
parts at the world. l’ussenger train sit-nice. Low
rates. later nutmeg rent.
MESSEEN.
BURTON A BHUNDAGE obtuse! Beoedict' s. 3
Well st. N. Our motto 'pminpt etteotion. "
CAYANAGII S EXPRESS furniture and
pisnae moved. m“: orders et ’htistmi' s, S. N.
SHERWOOD W. W. N. slate at Willie end
Hule' s. Careful and prompt service.
unseen. “8315028. “0
HYXBKI-l. I‘. :5. t (‘0. 99 )1qu st. N Msnufeclnr-
are of Scuoclil s celebrated rimming t. streets.
NORW ALE EXTRACT CO N. manufacturers of
fine cxtrscts. lg. s. Ambler.
FERTILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bmdley' s super- phosphate spec;
lei overtures, lurid plaster, ground bone. wood series
5111'!" W I]. ICU Water st, N. sgunts for Wil-
liams Clark & Co.‘ s stundnrdfertii izcrs.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinsry shepee In stock spec-
ials to order, fire mortur.eend,cbunuey tine linings
FISH. OYSTERS, CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT A 2151.1 FY, 69 Wesuington st, 8 N fine
fish, oysteris, claim fruits, game, vegetebia, etc
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOHN B. anylor avenue, 5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for ling. concrete
uphelt, brick. cement end grove! walks.
MEIDA STEAM AN]! “01' WATER
HEATERS.
IEEKER. W. H. A (:0. Music 11:11 block, a. N
solo egents.
I'LOUB, GRAIN AND REED.
"ISLAND CHI" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
furl to use it.
i. liOMMI-lDlRU, DANIEL east end of ii sshingwn
etbndgt: .Thc choicest of family dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, etmw. limit and feed in
peckzrgr. loud. car or corgo lots.
RED MILL. Dorian. Crofoot A Rose.
ground. teed, mm sud rye dour.
11.031815.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Plece. S. N. plants, cot
flower-end ornamentel pieces made to u niu
GUIGUR. P. L. MWsrd n,
MID, (II! Men, tic.
. B. N. bathe
It“! te—gutouloweseend fiorel wml sum
huts—cut were I lpecielty. "
sli’l‘flm JOHN H. 30. Nein st, SN. theoideetand
known florist in this v’icxnity. Plants cut
flowers. etc. Flood work 01 Ill kinds 5 specialty
auddone promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
CORRIAN, THEODOREWW“. (calculi)
Furniture. imkingglsesee. March's-tee,
etc
CRAI a mm“, M leiuw.N. (Rey
mondeolfietsnd). Beesdvertlsetuut.
RAYHONI) OFD.H.oewm.4tiend£9M-infl.
N. Powdeoreeboveoldetove.
s'i'ow DAimatflfltlndaboJalnegsfl.
Animus-arcane.“
GAS IJGII'I' COIPANIIS.
Grain. that:
?p. UniontcmcteryN
1011i work it specielty.
HOLIIB A Wind 11 Well stN. whole»
asiegroeers. hour, groin, hey.
MLHCH BROS. Monti 16 “all It. N. wholale
grocers. sour. teal. mill. in}. etc.
OBOCIBH.
BROWN I: WILCOX 70 Weshingtou It 8. N. sole
min forceiebrstetil yummcmmrrybutm
BECKER. CONRAD. ul Welhlngbou It, 5. N.
mien Wilma Ind provisions.
P1111118 cites. 11. esteem to “emblematic.
unit. 9. n. tebledelloeciel for femlly trsde.
FINNRGAN AO'RKILLY, loll lain It, N. dour.
teed. hey, mew, coal end wood.
FINN“ QBRNIDIC'I‘ it Well $.11. funny eId
moat-rs, not. so
M’hi‘rm
"v s
o (neutral-git. latertothebeet
usdeobteiuble. .
OUYIIADON. T B. fill-en»
“Mints,
moon 3 More neernnstemll.
Asbeetnspetskeebooleuppllemete.
MWTOH. r. 1).. 00. ummfifi.l. no
Mable bisecte-
L'HOIIIDIBU DAN eastersdothsuegtnu
st. bridges. ”We. m auspices, Irpenisity
H00”. HAM. No. lulletmcerWM. 8 II.
Innocence. foreigr'rirulie. hour. feed. etc.
NIW YORK TBA 00.. (r' lulu It, N. «I. Heller-
Tu. eoleeeend spices s speelsity
y-edeot
030. Wilton eve. Ind school It. 1!.
MMOURQI. It Wm ucwprlcee. N. heed-
8.
«storm forestebrstel 'Dew l“'estrrsedgoods.
VAIIDIII. CRAB. It. bWsltst. N. Cinema-y but.
terminus. emisble dawns. fruits. etc.
unknowns. as'rn'son
ASCEJOBIII’II J..7louroeet.b.N.elsofor-ere
BATIIEIIAR’I’I‘I’I'JR ISO. 7; to Di ($13.8 .
succumhsmrs’f M In"
IIA'I'I'm' 'I'OOIA.
HAT! AND cm mull.)
“museum-res. "submiss- IN
evpecisitynadeotleestlllsll but.
be var‘ A tn mm
m bis ~ “Emmi. .
(arid. lion-dwul'l‘olid EN
moron-environs. reset. m‘ '
110]le “monument."
”HONDA“? ~ “MALI. sleolew
WRJIJHyJ-‘I
numb
‘ stuns-er e HUBTBV,
HARDWAII moment.
PROWI'I'I'J. '1'. amenitllgbthstdwereud
WW ILAOO. lbndi'letoretJl. build.
Intl'ouutreetoro
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omn,nn.erwurn.x.m Inlebsrneee
Indupelrtuuestlydme.
nonaloruumrs.
unison tunnels-toeswc‘ilrlgmsgue:
this shutout wlrnntod. Homeofthe
mung W"
Auditlut N a1mm: 5.x. specie!
I U1! 0 o.
fittedglventosboeiug uri'sin'é'eudtnnumm
nouns.
Airmen! 110111.. to “113,“. 1.0.001113.
hmpeeuphuresteurent ettsched.
Schsub HOTEL. 39 Railroad piece, on
NORWAIJI 110ml. b.1211. 11.11. depot.
scum-moi etrletlmciase eeeourodstlou.
tom “micron-unity
HOUR! mums” 0001)..
STEVEN J. E'Wm 8.11. eroekuy,
gins-weatiumdwoodeuwere "
(WM? “it‘d. owl's. it: it... Wei.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
(2001.11!!! ALDOKWOOD 9 llslu st. it. Insnrv
eneeeudreelesteteinell tebrenchu. 1 Po.
LAYTON, JACOBII. Wsshlugumet m to
on. m’. pnmgiuisccmeuunauie. (seem)
LOCKWOOD. W11. oor. lslnsudWsllsts N Real
estate, investments, loans
HORRBLLA L'BOIIIIRDIEU. to Washington si.
s. N. strictly firsteluee oompebiesrcpreeeuted
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. do a 47 Washington It.
5N. Reel Rsuteand lnsursooc.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN'I. LIFE INS. (30.. S. S. L‘
Hommodieu. egait.W sshington sun steed.
METROPOLITAN Lil’il INS. CO. no ii 'uhlugton
st. 5. N. P. J (srubh sssistunt snot
NORWALK FIRE INS. (30.. N In successful
bottom since too No outstsudiug lose cleirne
PEOPLE 8 LIFE INS. CO. The, Lender‘s block,
1qu “.3. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendent
INVESTMENT SECURITIES. "
CRAUFL on n. n Masonic bldg.V . 5% Bond.
Middlescx Banking and Equitable M tgo 1 0s.
IRON‘AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. 11. Jr 00. 15 end 17 Weter st, N.
springs. nice, esmage' bull's-re, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HERMTlgaafi. 152 end 56 Weier st, N. iron work
THE Di’Nt AN IRON RAILING WORKS. WM
st, 5. N. Wm 11 Hoyt. proprietor
IRON FOUNDBIES.
GILES Jr CLAXCY st The Norwsik Iron Works
(.70., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELEIIQ.
FERRIS. A. S. 3980. llsin swirl. op. City Hotel.
5.x. fine watch repelring I specialty.
IIOYT. H. B. Is No. Main st, 3. N. strictly tlnLcII.
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LetillASD. fiSWuilet, N. wetchu, die
moods. etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.
HOOD. II. S. diumontiemntchro, Jewelry, silver Ind
pistol were, repairing n specialty. 821 Help at, 3N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED E. mum .‘i Masonic b'd‘ , Well
st, borough Nntuy end Real Estate.
FROST RUSSEL a No. stun st. may, lop!
business of nil kin cerefuily encoded to.
HURIJIUTT. J DELHI-2N. morass and a Genetic
building W.slist borough.
noisy
LIGHT. JOHN H 102 Weehh'lgton st 8,}:
commissioner of deeds for New Y writ stem.
DOCKW ODD, HOW ARD 31. room 4 Genetic bldg,
borough. AW notary Ind push-co
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room a. Felrfieldbo
Hunk building. N. Counsellor It lets.
“'11le JOHN J. rooml Masonic building. Well
v
.NII.
hunts? 812131.158.
DANN, HORACE E. Excelsior livery end bould—
ing stsbles (mice No a River st. N.
GREGORY GEO. S. H Knight st, )3. Fine tum
outs 1 specialty Telephone 853.
LOCK MANUFACTURE HS.
LOL'KWOOD MANUFACTURING C”. De st. S.
N. Menufucturere of builders' berdtvsrc. ton
ofiloe 2% Pearl st; New York otlice an M92;
Chicago Mike 19 Luke It.
SORWAI it LOCK COMPANY 8. N. New York
oflce s: Chembtn EL mire end builders' herd
were; designers; founders workers of mietic
house tr'unlulnzslu bronze. brew! end tron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. 8. J. (Nielsen. N. All kind-of lunberdr.»
iii'ml toenypolutbyrsil, teeruorveesei.
EACH!“ strove.
NORWALK IRON WORLD CO.1’be.Wetcr st.
near it. it. 8.N Museum iron
end brush oer ngs, for-gt Bobbitt motel. ro-
pain for wIIICWIEI
SCOFIRLD. WH. A. Knight It, N. t“Inflow Miner]
mute end repsiriog promptly W to.
llARIII-i‘l' GARDBNERS.
JENNINGS A WATRRBU RY ii N barlaand ell
garduthluminseesos foe thcwbole‘leuede.
lemme.
A HODRI. HARRRT. ill Wall It. N.Wui.Wndell.
prop, pvopheef. reel, lemb mutton and poultry.
AV NflAlmlelnskN.uwstI.Irui mm
fim oysters, cisrue.end eeeellope. boner.
.nnnod ett.
(if-l. lob-
sters. chins. fruits. :HV" o.lnln II mil.
HIHSELL. DANA 0. iii Ioeiu st, N. chow-m
poo try. fish, vegeteblee. etc.
Bruno‘s CENTRAL lARRl'I'. 6 Wm et, N.
Issu,v fruits. poultry,stloweetprieee.
ARRWILLIAI 11. minimum 18.
eaehwl’ae.
PARKINGI'ON‘ J. A. menu.
vegetsbieeJrn monitor. «1:..me
021512020. 29 Chestnut It. 8. N choir-ATM. Issue.
vegetsblee. (rotten. Low-t egdxprteee.
IAIN FRED 13 No. lulu eta tut-em
allkiods. Iiolnerendered iardsepeelelty.
11308031. A. 0. Cantrell-thruster lain-utilises-
Isndst.tl tLN. Choice mupotmry, vegetebiee.
”BURNER.“ W! ll W a. bridge, 3
e Ivebvle truss-w.”
MIND.“ 1.. WM.- 0. I.”
“to. It
wouwoooe Lockwooot 1 Ion II.
“Fulndg'm
N.peline
HALIO. ALBIN. lulu w. neerWset, 9.11. choice
nests. bb. oysters, vegetables. mete
PICKBRING. 11.19. Bestsvewp. schoolhmselfi.
, veIi. sou (0M.
gallium. JACOB. at West Wellington $8.!
strictly firehouse steers. poultry s err-deity y.
all'ni'» WAtllthm'ot‘ MARKET. or Wish
reset. it. Nuns unemrunlpoultry fov {sullytredo
”11.1.11.va W. isms-t. N weaponr-
deliy sit over thetowu
WADRW. s. mutJiuKlroveJ! .Ll rue
tosll pens of town with his trash end insets.
mos, I. law-11521. Choice mete. pots»
tram-l toned-bib. W. mete.
sumo: All) (smirk.
Illl'flfl. l’ W. Wm R. We!
gnnitsaod “blew else deelsr is build“:
mm W “m N Issblesnd
BTKVRNS. H. . ”Islam . gnu.
its mutate. beakwoee. primate.
sensors MD Immune.
smovu. “III“, 1. West eve. EN All M
DWAWHJJAI, l! Wig-wen”. It.“
bli'i‘ll. WILL-IAN H. II mutant. Jobusl
WA” ‘I‘AIIIOII.
We slit-neon. humanism
fig. liflwfilfllfill.mm
e
MI
mew“ W
Inhibited At.
the. West
is suture-es mun-es
We‘ll-sweeten.“
m! ii: I”!!! 0303'.
CAVANAG I I. hill”!
“a“ H. I!“ Ch! lb
rchl'l'i'o mm until-y. IWeter
out (seem-t)
“3% 3.13““ lee-'3‘“. .1:
'1'“ JOHN, nun-um N. " My
eud'nsb It. Initnwy
IUIIO mourns.
o. w. mamme.
n. Nash) inertia-Ln. mneicooiy
flu'l‘Z. Ilsa IINNIIP. m lulu-t. N. Pine
endorpnins truet.iun
omens Announce-tit. rimmed:
moments mime out. Vendin-
NASH IIBBJRNNIRR. stratum-sit
Phubeud Wm
EAWYIEIRS. RJ. tueheroflmumeud
lie-lamest 113.11. 11.11. Pleisted'e.
Walnut.
newer: more.
BODWRLL. H. 1:. 74 Wubluctou an. bleuk
r B. its it It won't:
"m...“ 552“» ' '
neon —-.-~
one.
in mural? m1
MCKWDO
ory'qu New York I” Gmfi"! “-
NW A swarm-mo memos.
PODMORE, WH. under Solution Army
8. N. Stoves, noges.crockery, csrpetnew.
OYSTER m AND DEALERS.
BBLLHIRAI P. 0. Doxlil, s. waoleeele
carmiiffi’d’a'fi'fimm x. m
not He 5.
sale denierin finwstermy st.
HOY’l‘. W [1. IBONJSMWM SN.
Re planters. exportaeu'eod wm
mood)
dealers in uetive oysters. -
REED d; HOUSIAN. 184 Web‘s. N. pleutas
end shippers of Norwelko oysters.
VANNAM J....I.&CO P. 0. Boxubb. N.
Oysters cirrus, wholeenieeod retell.
PATTERNS AND “03318.
NORWALK PATTERN W0 Che-.11. Ale
thorpe, prop. Riverside eve. 8. Stoves. Stain
end Hot Air Furnace work I specialty. Sole
agent for the cclchreted Conan tnrneoc.
PAINTS. 011.8 AND GLASS.
PROWIT'I' J. T. is Rein st. N Jewett'sleede,
Hesury end Wedswortb‘e mixed points.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewett‘s, Atlentlc end Becky's
Lcwl. Calcutta oilssudli verill Cbeuxleel Point.
SHITH. W. H. ACO 15ki7Weurrst.N. sgentl
for looms: a Hurtloee points.
PAPER HANGINGB.
PRATT AGO Wsterst our Well. N. slsopslumw
oilseed glen.
PROWI'I'l', J. T 45 Netti n. N. window sheila.
Holleode. fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR I CO. 31 loin I. R. Iho Mm
minis. oill. elm. ctr»
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN. C. A.ttllslu st,N. mountainous
process. Children‘ s photos e specielty.
NORTH G S. 78Wesiiingtonet, S. N. mentality
only end the! the belt.
READIIAN H Gentle bni . N. Cebtuet
phowgrepbe F8250 per doe; m doa. 81.30.
PIANO 'I'UNllti AND REPAIRIBS.
HENDRE. C. F. Lockwood Hell, N. Allodeeier in
pisuoe, organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANING DULY-9.
RANDALL. NINE}! D. E. N. All kindsof wood
work at retell or for the trade.
wamrm.
Immaco. W. H. HumHmMBN.
Plumbing. etc-mend fitting.
NASH F. 11. A1180. our. IainandWeetste. S. N.
Plumbing nudges fitting. none snob enters.
mum
NgRWALK HORSE RAILWAY 00. Jones w.
ystt. prose; Edwin G. Hoyt. enpt.
REAL ESTA“ AGENTS.
LIYTON. JACOB N. Washington st. next to PO
5. N property for ale, boumtorrnt. (eeesdv)
NORRELLA l. HONIZDIEU its Worthington It,
S. )8 selling. rentingeod collecting
WILSON O. It Game bids. N. Investments end
money to loop. Also itrstrrsnce written in but
of companies At the lowest mics.
\VINII)“ ARD i". \ .Vn Bin :‘14, :l. N.houscs o
l.;:..1--z:ll.l.~lrgliisfotrt;'.is
Ill-ISTAUIIAN‘I‘B.
BER HIVB. El Web: II. N. were: male at Iii
hours. dinner 6:.
HENRY'S. to So. Main res. N. The best ac dinner
in the city. Board by thedsy or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDERW. 11. ii SON. ”Washington st. 8. N
Hydrsnlic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Prints)
HAIRDMS I138 INSTITUTK. B Orchard st. R.
Young indies bnerdingand My new.
NORWAIJ KILITARY INSTITUTKN. hunks.
Roberto principei. Circulu on request
HEAD. Ire. Hillside. N. buy and bcsrding school
for girlesod young indie-e. Pits for college
“m‘fiEMF'W Pullyeq pedlsb-
rotary elm Vow York Artiste employed is
soonest pertinent Specie! sdvntsgu or the
the end eiorntlon.
Epsiuutem ”High Clrculere will be
sent upon appi luau.
SEWING IAGHIm.
BHWAIIJR. C I. it 80. Helen, I! N. "Wbeclereud
'sud' nomad." needles. oil ettech-
Denis. Rewiring eepedsity.
emu CONTRACTORS»
RAYIOND BROS. sewers built. weter pipes laid,
«amine. Illinotndms. Mn ins
SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
WUNSBURY. HATHIWBON A CD. ILN. Ledi
fine shoes.
0110..“‘(30WIKDAB mu. 7!.
mom! 7? Will! st 8 “member rim.
lenufhctome of tediee‘ mieeee' sud chlldrens
he footweer for the scroll trede.
sum-worm AND mnwuw.
HUTCIIINSON. 001.3 A 00. Norwelk. New York
sud Bridgeport. Conn
sronnms Goons.
AIKKN, JOHN H. l Ilia I, N. Mouton for
gun. fishing ieckle, none-lune. etc.
95:1: autumn.
mu wuss sense
unfit}? 1.x“. “shrunk” w” ones. Wu.
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come. it. W. lees-1e but It. eta-ship
0cm pee-ton snot. uoterypn 1c, etc.
“WON. JACOB I Win-moonwalk»
out! Mum-my «an
.tsued)
mill Dublin.
mull-gotta. (and WMW‘AN. else
HORTON. JOHNRI’ibyitlev-ifill. Ab
leyet ottveoeersts
mm snort
MY! Negroes. Greenwich”
stoves. “make All!) nurses.
WLANDON ”We“! It. On
stoveendwetwkeet'erkr .
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sum 311mm M West: on It
may. MI. stoves.” plum .ete.
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It) ovals, I. l
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MIRIAM
110311.010 It. eta-inlets .
”tantalum. Wfl4‘xw
vsrnnsm “Home.
limo one. by! mallow-tuner
mural-east.
woon.
Mam Illlflm .
Wm “.wmw ILN Mud
' the rescue.
THE PLANS ARE #ACCEPTED
A
“2.000 COUNT! HOIB FOB
NORWALK.
the Bones! night, rise-ed with the no—
MOI! Honing ”Jewell-g.
County Horne, which consists of the
0011th Commissioners, Dr. IJudeley of
the State Boerd of Heeltb,eod L. W.
Weeeels of Iritehlisld, e member of the
Stole Board of Counties. loot yesterdoy
stternoon st the ofileo of the County
Commissioners in Bridgeport sod Idopfi
ed pleas for the new County Home in
Norwalk. Threeeete of plus were sub
mitten and emitted and the bond
void tp slip-s of Architect A. H,
. mot estimation tobntein
insinuating-Mme orb: plane yr-ere-
planted by LOW it Hard, of
Bridgeport. end E. D. Lindsey, of New
York. The County Home building is
to be e plain structure, devoid of ell
feucy work, the greatest attention in
selecting plane having been paid to the
ventilation and heetingsppsrstue. Dr.
Lindsley hes especially interested bin»
self in the ouuitery Imogeruents of the
proposed institution. The building will
cost about $12,000, this being the amount
remaining of the $15,000 Iporoprtetioo
made‘ by the genersl assembly. The
commissioners expended $2,700 for the
site. which cost $8,700, the Norwslk
Board of Trude heving given 81,00).
The new house is to be located within
200 feet of the borough limits and will
hsve sit the conveniences which would
be provided if it we: within the limits.
The borough hes oilered to lay e wster
pipe from the min to the building sed
the cost of connecting with the sewer
will probsbly not exceed $200. The
board of menegemeut are greetly pleesad
with the location.
"ENTBLTAINIHNTS.
“Our 00—11;“! Cousin."
"Our Country Cousin” isthe title of
the new play in which Frank Jones. the
original "Si Perkins," will be seen this
seIson. It to mid to tell a pieaeingswry,
with it well defined plot of great drum.
tic strength, sud silords opportunities
for novel end sensational scenic and
reelietic mechooiesl elects. A railroad
scene is introduced. aid to be dillerent
from anything over “tempted on the
nope. Glories H. Flemming is the
Iitereturool the moutry. ___
A (Inn-It cops-In cap-Ind.
Willietn Iceberg, the gsllunt aptein
of the “Bert.be," slid “Dutch CbIri‘te,"
the redoobteble fishermen, sterted down
the hsrbor selling Tuesday elternooo.
The wind was fresh end it me accessory
to closely reef the canvas. They went.
as turns Oyster Shell point, and then
turned back. When opposite (I. W.
Hunter's boat house. their boat capsized,
leaving the skippers floundering in the
writer. Joe Burueseod Charles Brother—
tun, who stood beer LrGreod Jennings'
bout ysrd, our the Incident end went to
The host was righted end
bailed out, Ind the aquatic sports then
clnmbered into her sod rowed Isbore.
none the worse for their ducking.
"Dutch Cberile"cleims tbst be ruined
his beat suit of clothes end lost a limo
new pipe.
The Trick Didn't Work.
George Lockwood very etIectively put
I stop to the prsctico of e freeh Booth
Norwsik led the other day. The boy
wee in the hsblt, so he seid. of dropping
pennies in the mechtne on the corner
end on severe! accustom he cleimed that
the penny didn’t bring forth the desired
result. The money wee therefore return-
ed to him. Mr. Lockwood plugged up
one oi the epsrtussnte end the following
day the boy put in so eppeersnee sgein
end eisimed tbet ho bed lost I penny in
the mscbine Upon being eskod whet
slut he bed dropped it in be pointed to
the one thst bed been plugged up end
which would hsve been impoulbls to
one. It is sets to soy tbet the boy hue
since kept ewey from Hr. Lockwood?
m". r
Jimmy M m I M. “‘
city lockup was recorded in e recent is-
quite a «nation. He Is inserts sud yoe-
terdey he escaped from the custody or e
men at the slurs house. When the cue—
slms house “all morning.
A Hides-t Inspector Appointed.
test the bydrsnte at least ones I month.
torily. ”MW...
A New null tor the Athens.
one...”
“sloop-ans. Attention Fold to Venu-
Thoijbosrd of msuegement of the
sothor of this low sddition to the stage
not Show; titties museum is the
sire of Tm: minim. bee been ceasing
trstisu ettetnpted to oepturs bins Boole
dirpleyed sewers! lerge stones sod lurid
to but! shown tight. He cents eeroee
the pethwsy of Chief Voilmer sud quiet,
Iy submitted to being pieced in the lock-
up. Keeper Hoyt took blur beck to the
Sewer Inspector D. 8. Curtis has been
resppoiuted inspector of hydrants by A. J.
sleeker, cheirtueu of the fire committee.
sir. Curtis’ duty is to esrsfolly oil and
On making his rounds this morning he
found three bydrsnts out of «our. Au
inspector ot hydrentele whet the her-
Mwsh hes needed for some tints. sod Hr.
Curtis will no doubt fill the bill Meo-
Wremmgbltbem
rsnso, MDPABAGIAI‘RI.
III. M Ii 6" 1 loop]. we
[like to lend About.
Feed Hill. of West eveuue. is visiting
triads in Obloezo.
C. A. Bleekrnen end wife hove return-
ed from s trip to the Cetekiils.
Ii- Joneden, of New York, is visiting
Hrs. H. A. lstbewson in Ill). city.
Hire Rennie Andrews. of Hutlovd,
is visiting friends on Prospect bill.
Hits Hobie ngl'ieui, of Hkrbor
avenue, is visiting friends in Brenclwille.
« Willie Heuford, of Jersey City, Is vie
itlbg friends on Cbecuut street. borough.
Frsuk Hewitt, 0! the b trough, is
spending s few weeks snout; the Cute-
kills.
I'reuk Stevens. of New York cliy,‘ls
visiting nhltvee on 1113'. street; boy-
inr- Kste tiring, of r. o York ermi-
tbsgueetof Hist Inez ii diet, of Host
avenue.
Fred Quinterd, of I’ agbkrepsie. N.
Y., is egueet of G. F. Clinton). of the
borough.
The Hon. Samuel Fess: odes of Stem-
ford stsrted for the White Mountains
yesterdey.
Miss Julie Hellett, of Clay etreet. bee
returned home sfter I week’s visit with
friends in Deubury.
' Henry Show. of the Elm City Wheel
Club, wheeled through town this morn-
ing en route for New York city.
Mrs. Arthur A. Skinner, nee Panels
11. Sounders, left today for l’utusin,
where she will make her future borne.
Hr. Ind Mrs. C. W. Knudsen, after
spending two months It their home in
this city. have returned to Worcester,
less.
Mrs. William Benedict and children,
of Maple street, left town this morning,
for Wilton, where they will spend s few
weeks.
Oscar Hunks, superintendent of A.
Solimsns’ livery stebls, has returned
from a ten dsys’ vseution, spent It
Goober). Mus.
bliss Clue Hughes returned yesterdey
to her home in Bridgeport from a visit
to her aunt, Hrs. Henry R. Selleck, of
Berkeley street.
hire. W. R. Toiles sod son Ray. of
Bridgeport.ere spending the day with
the Sloan-Flinn compiog party on
Cedar Hemmock.
John Slater and femily, who have been
ruminating st Piesesnteido cottego in
Georgetown will return to their home in
this city this week.
Cberles Muzzy. 0L New Hsven, who
hes been the guest of Devid Gould. on
Academy street, left for home on his
bicycle this morning.
Miss Lizzie Tollee, of Chepei street,
returned this afternoon from a three
weeks’ visit with Miss flyrtle Button, of
Piuintield, in the euteru part of the blue.
Rev. hire. Clepp. of Patterson. N. Y.,
end her daughter. Hrs. Burr. of Dan-
bury, era the guests at Mrs. Henry Sey-
mour. on Heple evenue, Best Norwslk.
The femiiy of Ceptein Albert R. loud.
at Jersey City. eccouipsuird by bliss
Eve Cronbsm, who have been visiting
us the residence of Ceptslu Will Boutoo,
on Ely avenue, heve gone to visit the
captain’s mother. Mrs. Adelis Heed, of
Brewster, N. Y.
Consolidated Road Improvement.
The making of land It I point bounded
by the Air Line end Hertford divisions
of the Consolideted mud and the Quin-
nipiuc user, just outside of New Heveu,
is going forwsrd repidly. A tree! of
some eight or nine eons of meedow loud
in being filled in, end this lend is to be
used for side trucks for the storsge of
empty care.
The tracks era to be one and ooeohelf
miles long end there are to be five or six
of them. Severe! short trucks ere Il-
ready down. but these will be extended
Is the work progresses. It is intended
to give room to ewe-truck I,“ are,
most of which will bowel care. When
business st Bells dock is sleek in cost
lrelghte. there is slweye e big surplus of
cool we. and three core will be stowed
on the. ne- techs . . .
s 1.1 b'
1 .7“ “We acoly-
Till Moorland by the Court
oi Bonuses on loudey evening to eon-
!» with tbeesleettneu integers! to odor-
lugesewerd tortke oeptureol tbedre
bug, held I meeting sfternooe
as the selecturen’e o .eud decided to
circulate e petition sarong the business
users for their sppvovsl. The petition
was handed to the select-es this
morning with twenty-Mew end
they ”boom thus they will odor s ro-
wesd of M0 in behalf of the town for
the esptnre of the fire bug. The Neo
lions! Booed of Fire Underwriters hove
offered erewsrdoufioofor bieeepture.
MuhleA‘oIIIIu.
beoood Division. Ancient Order of
Hibernian,“ New Hem. ave their
money toTressoreszremishCellebeu,
buthefsiledtodrpeeitmof It. His
seconute wereeovreetuptosbout June
11. ’l'wodeteewmeuveduponforsst—
ammunition-demos. ’i'heofilem
ottbeeoelotyfiuellpoesetedsdhobflu
suit and eoeerstleflyylassd there-use
lucheudsotAttorIsyJ.P.OoodIsr-t,flesskev
who yesterday berets; drew up the
Blugiugloeiety to-olgkt wllibeof noe- WWII‘NMM ”mullu'm
m1- .W$:W H 0', tegtolr.0ellsbse.loeetedouduoer
“mummmu bushels i ll mhwueflldlefilulbeee-otm.
Mfummwtbe ere «Thosewhom worship uttholbflllol
sbetsonetaversbtesetipswl betsbee themleelilrussebsnspsrlss peri-
efleseeulylets. Isl.
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A VISIT T0 “ELIICIIEST.”
notation mews bullies
(zoom! out;
Hon. A.B. Henle.who. wltbbielew
“I. took possession of the Woodhry
piece ouProepect bill four weeks ego,
hueommeneedtomsketoenylmmve-
mouteeboutthepreuslsss Mootonly
beeutilythe pleosbut reude'reitvisible
fronthe roedwey eunosndirsgit. We
doubt if ineuy peoplein Norwelk hove
hell
on the out lawn. .Oes meson why
“so littleie known oboe "Elm” to
diet the stone dwelling boussbes for
yeers been hidden from public view by I
thick growth of evergreen trees .eud
ebrubbery. In the work thus to now
being done by I [ergo (ores of lsborere.
Hr. Herrieie bringing sboutetreuefor-
tuetloo teens. The trees ere being bown
down; thus eoebling the, bones to be
seen from the street sud permitting I
much better view to be bed of the pit?
tureeque Long Islend Bound end eur-
roundrng country. Nothing is more
inspiring then wetcbiug from tbever'
ends of Mr. Herris‘ residence theveseels
ply up and down the Sound with their
snow white ssile set like greet swens end
see them dieeppear in the distenee like I
fsiry dresur. Then spin, to hove e
commending view of the hills end voles
of our town with their conspicuous
irregularity is a sight that would uiuko
poets sing.
I: will be sometime before theepeo-
ions grounds, which include twenty
sores, will be put in such it condition so
to meet the ideas of Mr. Harris, and
when that is eccompiiebed the public
will be setiefied without I doubt. Heny
important improvements are being made
to the house. In piece of the clerk, die-
mei window lights lerge plate glass winv
Jews have been substituted. New door-
weys have been cut in the house to con-
ncct the diflerent rooms, end new door
trimmings end fixtures replace the old
ones. The house will be lighted bythe
incendesoent system of electric lights.
Mr. Harris issoch I soon that the town
delights to welcome. He comes from
Chicego. ltl., where he has resided for
sonny yesrs. In 1872 be served the stem
of Louieiene so Lieuteom Governor.
Hr. Burris owns over thirty blooded
horses, oil of which ere registered stock.
His stebles era It Hueugo, Ill. Among
the number is “Blowout,” sired by Vic»
tor Von Biemerk, which he expects will
be given I fest record in the West this
full. Ilr. Harris belongs to the National
Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
end the Northwestern Association at
Trotting HorseBreeders. It is possible
thet some! bis horses will be brought
to “31mm" slusougts it has not been
oily decided.
fresh Air Childre- II Bruellvllls.
A Georgetown correspondent writes:
The Tribune Fresh Air Society of New
York city, bus secured, through their
repteeeotstlve. Hi. Home Hurlbott, the
lungs end commodloue house of Edwin
Gilbert, et Brenchviile. end furnished
it throughout for the reception of the
poor children who ere confinedto the
more connected tenement houses
of New York city. Lest Murdey
night fifty-one of the little lode Ind
Isseies, in chemo of their oestrous. were
brought here to enjoy I few weeke‘onta
in; of fresh sir. end wboleeo-e diet,
endsboveslltbeirfreedoufrourspsutr
no lifoiu so «may. They
were gladly welcomed upon their errivel
by the neighbors Ind philenthrnpieh of
the town. A bsppler lot of oblidrel
eve sello— ueu es they-cured to wells
tomb.” didkopassd ”.muuai...
ingeioeedthetn to.
You a Town. Workst- bum
From present itbveey
MM misfit who“
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bedsmoeeefullyheldtkeoflseufiltbfr
mu. m. dent! skull. sealed
beenonooflkotownsedW“
sorelorsonre yarn. 80me
wuentsu hunted byoll fight or
rigbtoe- Ind TIOIW'
willbeksldethleleterddnee oIth“
ordeyelteruoouetlo’cloek.
ludzlyelrl. Theresa-l
“amateurs-insanit-
Cberlee Seymour died lost sight
Hartford, inblesotbyeer. Bis m
wilibeheld in Denhury 'Io-Iotoow It
1.30;» in. Deeeeeed weethe (other of
John A. Seymour of this city.
John H. Webber died yesteedey m
ingettherestdmceofbiem, eoruerot
Center avenue sud Weed duet. Ho
wee apromlueutOdd Fellow. The IF
meinewillbetekeotol’eterboro. N. E,
for interment.
David. 1-2, son of PJI. Bovine, died
yesterday st No. 17 Hershell street,
sged 9 months.
Freocie A. Foster, one of the” best
known pubiio men of Feirleid m,
died at his homoln Bedding My
wingspan yeere. Hews-I
memberof the Ire‘ieletoro In 1913 .d
sgein in 1874,Iud who film I
member oftbe bosrd “County Oil-v
missionere. The death of Ir. Pm -
occurred very mddoniy. Ilthougls Ito Ital.
been unwell formetime. Hie m
dates buck tothogrest blizzerd. win
overword brought on is novel dim.
to which his destlr was no doubt be.
He wuss brother of the Foster Brothers.
the Danbury buiflsrs.
Brown; in 3" Driven.
New drivers are being broken in on
the street railway line. When I new
manhunt) betsugirttheropeuheiesov
companied over the line by one of the
older and more experienced drivers who
permits him to drive the bores end III-
ipnlste the brake. Ar tbemjouelon'
theolderrneu tells the green bend oil
it ieneeeseery to know shout stopping
for pseseogers, ureking connections It
the turn-outs. etc. in elbort title the
candidate for the honors of driver be-
comes sufficiently well posted to undeni-
Iy ottend to these matters hinnetf. Is
this way he is taught the heinous end is
soon expert enough to tekecbsrus of I
oer. He' us first givene-ploy—estee.
“cxtre,” and when sveeeocyoeeute he
is promoted to u “."regulsr
Vents the Cos-m to pop w 5
A gentleman shout to yeeu oilfield
It police headquarters In Bridgeport yo
tsrdIy with e comploint soils; the
Consolldetod Rood. He Ind Ills I“,
no spending the sum II Ito-‘3'.
[1. dog ”as. in NWYOIKII‘W
up every Suturdey night, remaining ‘-
til Hoodey morning. Install-shy
evening while the min spots whit be
wesepseeeugsr wee wsitiugsttbo
Stamford depot, In istoxlcetod m
net in tbeeestbebindklnvooislep.
his back end neerly filled I “all beeket
which was oaths-est heldokll. Bo
desired to teke steps towed campsite;
thorniluIdtopIy for module‘s“
to his clothing.
«- --.‘-.»— m.”
Acme-es.
Theowoeroletee-nrkicbmewey
New I
31 till istotkshesbellosefllm
who then. He saw“
stepped
"lbsukyoofje-pel bookie eeerhp -
assay
.will ones he beveled.” A
Mao! skeeehtetyenpleyd ”I
there ere letsll sy-petky whbth
oompeny, end this fact will ale-bile.
soon mm the gsoerel reopening.
fiousepertsot tbsworkssn ele now
lusetiveoperetloo,eouro two or three
hundred torn being cupped there In
their fovmn line of business. The force
of employees In Meg greduofly W
[manned-need they-re tees se-
lootedby tbswmpooy. Another week
willeodoubtusthlelevpmNfl-eet
lunch; with Industry. soul It Inst
dveorelxbusdred o1 Iteolll Ioreotlme
spin. W, ‘
III lure-en lieu Ole—n.
TbeCouosetleotYIre-u’em-
ineedenstWetevbsrleeefdlhflr
omens yesterdsy e
Nichol-e Ste-b. of
Wm
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try, “W310” W. 0-3.,
«sum; JobsWenh. or.”
ville; Ioniflyevsmtbeebryflbossee
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“worthy-oer Jobttloiqof
Weetport. mummy”
0 Insurer.
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tows. slowest-tests“.
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uqneueo my people who bye III
will behelolellarwslkuheld
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