NUMBEnszo.
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4.7:: _— —.—.—
39:5:th , 730ng.}: I“!$.N.llghthtd‘atlsud MEMIMIEAMILEEIBIW
Lillill Buii'nss 1mm
I'll.
'I‘OWN 0F NOBWALK-
AhbnnvIaisas: NpNuwalk: 8. N. —80uth Nm
walk; 1N7Boaicnlk.
To these odour read-rs who ore-stal-
roadg aware of tho fact we would-a
ovary Ir- Iorelo ted. w or of
or shall degree. will be found
reliable In every business inan-
W wall worthy of all patrons"
to the--
All OOIPRESDOBS.
. NORWALK IRON WORKS CO.Ths.Woter st,
sear It. B. bridle
" mm . a. to: Washington at. vim end
‘ n at J33: N
RANDALL. IINBR D. cor. Dials sts. . .
we, aodlbeohnnddrswlng
‘umdcs ”Wall ILN. Real
m Jfim
IORBBILAL‘HORIEDIEU. “Washingtonst,
allkinds ofprepertyonld. '
am“ .. .. A...
De YN ISON . '
n8. 3- MM”: him
an. ”O. CK
PIRIJ) MAC. iONo. was. N. Sole
scogs“.iorIIorslosu «Wine
WMLMLWWIILN. Pure
undies lceerean. Fresh Mum silly.
WILSO ' lode" Bread
NW ville. mam at Gus Pitzer' s, 17 .R. Place
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The. Wall st. a.
nmrumngln moo
yer, vice-president;
CITY NATIONAL MBANK. mos Won hingwnst,
marl S. N. Capital 5100.000 surplus 812-
500. R. . . p ,Jsoob a.
(on. cashier.
PAIRPIRLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANKJI'ho
44 Wall nt, N. Inoo 1834. Copiial
(ID. Prost..Jonoen 'Byu‘tim vioeprcst,
O.
PAIRPIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The, 51
Ilia N. Deposits “(0.010 surplus com»
S. Ioodyprul lamn.S.Crnw vice
m.JornnH.Balley,trena.vB1
NATIONAL BANK OF umNORWAIfi’XI'hem”n Wall
1R5“ II.
$w;m Mia B. J. Bill,
‘W.G J.A A.Osborn,
.0. E.Wiison. RBenrd,D. W. Pitch “1F.
‘Bishop Bunkern‘ lerchsnts‘, Kauufacturers,
Personal and Family oeconnto are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The W all or N.
overs: mm. surplus 590, 000. George
(2.de vice-pmt. ,
II. ‘ ,tr'eos.
SOUTH NORWALII BAmfiwK' The. 81:?-
'(In), no Alden
poflisoverflm .lllmilno, trons. Interest
poiddewdton. Honey loans. on mortgage.
BEEP. (Wholesal;.)N
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO. .Bnmmond
hechork. sbeep.lamb, veal. ems
TERRY, W1 II. A: (30., N. Armonrsbeefond
provisions. IIomcdrcosed lamb and mutton.
BILL POaTI-JR AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUI'I‘ON, J. P. Postoffice box 4%. ..N Circulars
folded in over I'll) Sunday papers.
BLACKSALITIIS.
CARR, GEO. T. foot Raymond st S. N. Horse-
shoeing:
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
“LORD. S ACO. P. 0box53i.S
B «bridges. docks. pile fonudstious.ctc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN. IL 3. So. Main st. 8. N. custom Workand
aspecmlty.
HARVEY. C. II. No. Rain st.$. N. optctaiues in
bursts. shoes and rubbers.
SCRAUBJOIIN 58018.85 Washington st, 8. N.
A good mt allow .
ROOT AND 3803 REPAIRING. fl
PHILLIPS, GEO. 29 Railroad Hose. S. N. A
work nutiy and promptly done.
BOOKSELLRRS AND STATIONERS.
PINNEO. J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving. wed
ding , base Mainland tenmo.goods
PLAIS‘I'IID'S DRUG STORE, 43 William's,
School nupyileoand
.bnildcrs
generalststioncry.
3-303 IAKBRS. (Wood and P.wf)hsl
mm. P. Walerot SN. manufacturero
" éu. Geuuaiobopjobhing.
BUILDING IATRRIALS.
IIRRISJOBN B. fLWnnhington st. SN. also
Hummplpr. hay.ntraw.etc.
LIONARD. CRAST. Wsta a. N. brick of all
matrix, hoir.ctc..olso bins
RATIOND BROS lilwnukee. Philadelphia and
Tmmkmmmb-gmgndamam.
BUTTER. 0113383. EGGS. Ac.
BOSTONB. BUTTER BOUSLnatdoortotthoa
—o:peotalty node atoll
Merritt
8.ofehcrtsc. saddens-tic. Ail
gndonofhuttmcgga. unnedgoodnete
CARDIAC! RRPOSITORIII.
DANN.WK.Ranllst.N.Curiages,hsrau|-,
masbleandconiogsfarhiohtnp.
OARPRNTRRSAND RUILDRRS. .
CROW JABBCJhepA‘mS N. m
0M WP“!
HORTON, WI. A. a Wharton. 8.1!. Jobbing
ottendodlo.
I
RANDALLLD. Wain. RN. lodsrn
ll"machineryrunl‘lmeb'appowered-hie:newglvvr
RAYIOND. J. 8. ”Wait! I. EN. lfinfactnrnr
must-roll- Iwiagand
tnrasngJIst built-i benchsuarko
Joblitngdonmgivel. 51-6.
BREWOOD. S B. l80rorea.S.N.Jobbing
oucudedto.
Pull I
WILSONJI. B. sbepCrousgnmrlainFOflocoov.
Wollstondlloldronvefil . .mea‘m wood '01:;3
calrnslu. lousy honed. Telephone numb-um
CARPITS AND OMLO‘I’IIS.
SCOPIBLD S. IIOY'I', a Gazette biog. N. as Wash.
legion “,8 fillies adv remnant.)
CARDIAC! IANCPACTURIIRS.
TILLY. IIENIIY. Nolain st. 8.N. manufacturer of
cornogen, Special attendee given to repairing
Willoil’l' A fLYNN, footof Pnaklhmoionnrne-
Inner: of tracks. etc. Painting.
.I a“. M
0. I' No. Ila“. Met was
$1.). MEMOS?” Wall sl, N. mm and
pattiwuppllodl ”so.”
CAWO IOODS.
BAmJJKAuk. ll. N-olnaows-
dcalovn. muons: not!
0mm rm RAN‘CIAC'I'URIII.
mammalian Wotw N. all size: and
show. she sailed ups. aging, etc.
CIGAR no: mtllAchltm
.JOilN WARN-doll (LN-soot»
"m of ciu bou- sad droi- lo
CIGAR IANIWACTIXRIII.
nmsonasrrnncloasco Michelob
:58. N. annularernoi wcigara I. ’-
0 WILLCIOAN 00.
u no. mot. h
scams 3 bolst- II.N. alsoisbbw
-oksrs' s‘arlielw. “ ~
'93: “drums
SNAP? trauma,
“or; . an.“ emote}- “m"
311! if» «6.3.11 .
Wd n N I “an: N I
Don C. . .
attended to. .
MOI—all
IATIOND
summits—m“
TOLLIiul. 1000. Winn, “molest“
: 0
run “ITEM .wotr-llsdto
1’me 10000 euro.
“Wsflnmasm.
“CROCHET ”DOMAIN.
NASB.P.B ABROJmlaiaflldIltl-l.
opossum-wars Til-.10.
UNIYIBSALSTO lain
lonipo,crocksry.gl;ol'uwsre.honsef
BOIPI'WILLC. “do.“ I.
N. oncehomybamlobu ll.
unorW
mu“?
KENDALL. 080. S. DDS. W our.
Franklinnts, SN. Balsam.» pm.
J. C. must-endure
nan Ngnsodminm
Gobi crownnlnserled.
wnmr. I... D.D.S. “mall's-rm st,S.N.
Bounds. m'. todp. m.
DOORS. BASH AND BLINDS.
surmw. unco. 1581? Water st. N. earring:
woodwork,whoeh.etc. ‘
DRAIN ANDSBWIIPIPI.
Mllummm. ammo.
Hm
RAYIOND BROS. Akron,sslt glassdndeonsso
1812.810“ inchssln diameter.
noses moment."
i‘ f
not SIDE manner, You Zondt are, air. "‘
“‘° Preemp-
W!huv.8lol0a.m.,ttoilp.rn.
douncorefnllycom
GREGORY, J G. 88Wa1l sl.N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and PW
RIGGS JOHN A. (1 Rain KKMnm-Ifly
live (Gianni perfumes. N t
PLAISTED'S iqubiugmnxs. potcn unedi-
clnes.elc. Physiciano‘ prescriptionnaspeciolty.
DRY-GOODS.
ANBLER J. L. tsoNS—"The Equltoblr " N0. 2
Gazette building. N. Drygoods. oil dictum
lingo and rugs.
BANKS. R K. bishocksmo Bore! block. 8. N. dry-
goods, notions. gloves. etc. Uuduweara metal: y.
hrBRNNm,JHPI9lAlnsl.N. Business”
fished ova forty-two years.
DICKERIAN, A. A SON. 8i Washington a. S. N.
dry-goods, carpets, etc. (see adv. )
SCOPLIILD a HOYT, 30mbidg.N. 6 Wash.
ingtonst, S. N. (Sec advertisement .)
STREET EDW ARD, 5. Gnostic bidg.N Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS ESPN-:85 CO. oflcs railrow station, S.
u and 43 Wallet N. Express (ordardcrs to all
ports of the world. I’assenger trainscrvicc. Low
rates. Later Hunt, agent
EXPRESSIEN.
BUTTON A BRL'NDAGR, 0131ch Benedict o,43
Wall st. N. Our motto. prompt attention. “
CAVAN A011 3 EXPRESS. .fnrnilure and
pianos moved. Leave orders at hoisted :, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postwar and
lloic's. Careful and prompt service.
”TRAVIS. ESSENCES. no.
BYXBEE. P. S. A 120. 90 Main st, N. Manufactur-
ers of Seoncld‘s talc-brawl flavoring extracts.
NOItWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufscturern of
due extracts. I". S. Ambler.
FEB’I‘ILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley’s super-phoephatc,spec-
inl (trauma. (and plaster. ground bone, wood ashes.
SMITH, W. II. a CO. Water st, N. agent: for Wil-
liamsCiarktkCo. 'iostaudsrd iutilizers
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary she in stock spec-
ials to ordcr,nre mortar. sand y due lining:
“SK. OISTEBS. CLAMS. ETC.
RENT A ZELLHPP 69Wasnington st. SN due
(lob, oysters. clams, fruits, game. vegetsbia, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOIIN 3. 6‘2 Toyior avenue. 5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractor: for (log, concrete,
asp-it. brick. mt and gravelw
MRIDA mass AND BOT mWAm
HEATERS.
HEBREW. II. A C0. Music Boil block, S. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
ISLAND GK!" PLOCBJhc best Ilnsdc. Dout
fail to no it.
L'IIOMIEDIBU DANIEL. east end of Washington
bri.dge The chmceot of family (four kept.
RAYMOND BROS. boy, straw, (tour and feed in
-lond, car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dorian. Crofoot A Rose Groin. (hole
ground feed, granola and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BYRG, PAUL. Woodward Place S. N plants, cut
flower: and ornamtal piano madeto coder.
GUIGUB. P. L ”Word campy UnionCenreicry
Plants, cut flower-m ion! work a aw
chAY. JOHN. I. NC. near the depot.
Emil—Cd mums! floral work of All kinds.
runs: a “malty.
311mb JORNB. So. Nolan, SN. (henldeotsnd
known florist in this vicinity. Plants.cat
Iowa: etc. Ploroiworkof sum-specialty
anddude promptly
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. TIIEODOIILWsn'blngton st (east end)
Pnrnuure,looklnggI—so,plcture(ramee. etc.
cm A WIIITTLESBY ll lalnstJl. utsy
mond'noidstand). Seeodvertiseta-t.
RATIOND GIO. ILnewotumusndQIaInnt.
Poordoonsboveoldntorv.
STOW DAVID.3.E.fl.nnd8.So.lolnst.S.N.
hrnlmmetc.
8A8 LIOIIT (:0le
NORWALK OAS LIOIIT COIPANI’. other Io
Wal- nt. N. in light. heat ondpowsr
Cokcslxcentsperbnohei. Coal'f‘ar tbrredol
Ion PH bend. m 08m»
(IROCRRS. Wholesale.)
BODIES A Illuminati It Wail stN .wboio
above-I. low. mil. Dorm:
SELLPCK BROS. Mood idWali at, N. whole-lo
mucus. dour. feed. grain. hay. etc.
OROCRRS.
BROWN A WIIAIO To Wodlugton :l. S. N. sole
agent: force Puninglou creornrry butter.
880m CONRAD. In Washington It. 3.1".
rte-and provisions.
”WA:
(“A S..II sneer” to Huuhinafllh.
8. N. tabledeilcacieoforiamilytrado.
'1 NANAO‘IIKILLY IO) Main st. N door.
(dummy. medals-onod.
"KN" DBINIDIC'I' ”Wall I,N (hand
D.W Well“. “.11.”!
o onow‘mti mums}...
obtalinhle.
ouranosoam B s N. on:
“Web. .5 sm-
hammw. SM alum. Ritalin.“-
LAWTON. P. 0.000. Blo.liaisst.l.l. gro
eerie: and tsbledslieories.
L'iIONBlDilUmAwaostsadefWafiiagloo
Informal! MMmMamy.
IOORIAHARNAN. No..lalsst,asanest.SN.
one groceries. (Minion. deionised. etc.
NIWYORRTIACO..Olalnnt.N.—l Bella—
Tenancieeoandspicua
monomer-normals. a
Wyudoof doom
store. '
morocco. lflfinsh SUN kud-
qoorlrrnf «celebrated Dew n'esoasdgoods.
VALDIN. (IRAS. bWallst.N. mes-cry”
”than. bill-W
RAW!!!“ (I'P'R'IOP)
WIDIPRJ. (Mons. N. sloofor-er:
airman-nuance». ”loiiwgl
Import-sol ashes, trimml
nndnnsrsofkslorrsfmp‘ m
namavroou.
WWW. A Worst 8. N. Ire-founder.
Mammals-samba;
IIATIANDCAPI.
INAPPTIII IIA'I'I'RIJOIW ,m
snorinliynrsdsoflaooltlnl bots.
[IAT WPACTDIIII.
manor ow.Ualnnt.8.N. Thou
ckortrr a sum morass: mu-
coulomb 'ndWat-rl‘folulzuml.
chrierkolso Olson—sol.
BUBBILL‘WMQII WI.
”WOW“. .“NOI
%nr&mmau.m.nl
W“'*“ W
mw.B.IOO.15-011Wsl¢sl,ll.bnlld-
ansl‘oenttactors
om .W.C.lusic
0“,“? “mil-limoum
PBIIWaIIN r-dehsms-
Dm-- . Il..cnslorn
HOBBS onions.
['1 loin S. N at-
BSUB ARJOBN No. a. “racial
smear! BOTH-.16 J C. Collin.
”one
WNW
GMAbNIA BUl'lL. 9 Railroad plow. M
RR.
NORWALK BmopgDflkN depu.
OLDWILLN UW "Bold
me 0001'.
m:N3,J.B.IWaohlngln 8.N.,erotkiwy
unwantinaud st, ,1
7w roan ills:
BURCIIARD. B. "Beldsn Point Pans," S. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCI AGENTS.
COOLIDGIAIDCKWOOD. ll lab-null. Insur-
onccsad real estate in all its heathen
LAY'I'ON, JACOB M. Waking“!
lotsglnss .sccident sodas. (”adv
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. IoinondWallas.N. Real
aisle, inves'unents. loans negotiated.stc.
IORmLA L'IIOKNEDIBU. % Washington: st,
S.N strictly first-classcom componiesrcprescn
TAYLOR A GOLDEN,15 A {7 Washington st.
SN . Real Ennis and Inrnnnce.
INSURANCE COIII’ANIRS.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. 00.. S. S. L‘-
Bornmedieu, agent. Washington st, SN. :eeod.
“flavour“ urn INS. 00. 20 W-hingtou
st, 8. N. P. J. Grnbb, assistant snot.
NORWALK PIKE INS. C0,. N. In successful
busincu since 1860. No outstanding ions claims
PEOPLE S LIPE INS. CO. The. No. 45 “ aching-
ton st, 5. N. Juo. Preach, asst. superintendent.
INTRSTDIEN‘I' SECURITIES.
CRAUFCRI) R. B. laconic hi 5% Bond:
liddlescx Banking and Equilsb M‘l go Cos.
IRON AND "BEL.
SNI'I'B W...B&COibondl'Wslsrnt.N.
springs. axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON PENCR AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT. Ill. wandestersLN. Iron sunk
of all kinds.
Till; DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st S. N Wm 11. floyuprotsietor
IRON POUNDRIBS.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk IronWork:
00., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELERS.
PERRIS A. S. 3980. Kaiser SN. op. CltyBoiol.
SN finewatchrcpairingsspecial ly.
BOY.T B. B. (BNO. “not S. N. suictlyllrsLCh
sthw prices.
JACKSON. IcORAN'D. 58Wailst, N. watches,dls
moods etc. Pine watch repairingospecialty.
£000.11 8. diamonds, watches,jewel a, nilveraud
plated ware, repairing especially. 83 ainnt,S.N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED S. atoms “Mb”dg,Wail
st, borough Notary sndlbasl
OS‘I' BUSSEn s No lava st.
”Minoan! carefully attended? m
BURLBU’I'I‘ J BELDEN rooms5and 6 Guam
allot, borough.
LIGHT. JOBN II. (or Washington akS. N. Mary
commissioner of for New Yor
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I romt Gazette bldg.
Attorney. notary and prudent
SBYIOUR, JOHN 3. mm 5. [airfield Co. Not.
Bank bullding.N. Counsellorstlsw
WALSH, JOHN J. room! Nannie building, Wall
borough.
It.
LWERY STARLRS.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board
ingstables. OfllceNo. SleshN.
GREGORY, GEO. S. 14 Knight st,N. Pine turn
onto a specialty. Telephonem
LOCK MANUPAO‘I'URERS.
L04. KWOOD MANL’ PACTC RING CO. Do
N Manufacturers of builder: hordwnre. Baton
office as Pearl st; NewYork once“) Reader.
Chicago other (9 Lake st.
NORWALK LOCK COIPAN'Y, S N. New York
once 8‘: Chambers at. Imhnnd andbuilders hard
ware. designers; workers of artistic
hometolramhgs in bromeoss and iron.
amn DEALIRS.
BILLRJ.9Watorst.N. Ailkiadsofiaatberdo
iivuvd loony point by roll, leans or vc-el.
HACK!” DROPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water I.
nearR. R. ' Iron
,S.N.Geueral .
SCOPIRLD, WM. A. KulghtsLN. Newrmhlnery
malesndrrpolrisgpromptlyattsralsdlo.
KARI" GARDEN!“
JINNINOSAWA’I‘RRDUBY,8.N. berriesondail
gardmpmdneeloaenseu fa thswhoiesalouade
roam
AIODILIARKET. mWellflN.W-r.Wordwsll.
prop,“ rul,iansb. mutton aad.pouitry
A\ISON.A. 150 “Iain-t. N. mentafrultsusgsto
marry: (camels-s.“ .
eggs. unuedgoodsme.
NI’I'I'AHUSTE flashback-n.»
B‘stinmlarnmfrolts, ”No. Iain
BISSILL,DANAC. Blossom cbolennats.
vegetables,
poultry no, etc.
arrrmrs CENTRAL loom GWatnfl
“twill-unite. Wu.“
CARR, WILLIAI II audition: RN
hum-staunch lsh.
ABRINUI'ON J. A. Into.
’vqaabhafrll balmbattwwtc. mm“ 3.18.
STGEOflChrstnut SUN choice-est.
mega'abkafrnl rnlt.ctc. Iatrt'sstc‘prless.
BAYIS "annual-u: SN. prime-wt:
JUDSONA.0.CcatrnlInrkot.eur.laiosadIIsvt
ludst.8..N Cholera-ts, ,
worms
(Laid-his
LOO LI
Islet. b
nonstopooltry,ln m sue-ask.
“0%!“ Old Well Met. Punish ‘
RALIO ALBIN, mmfim'osulgchslesm
dob. oysters, vegetobles, More
PICKIIIINO. If 8 Iaasvemp. scheduler”.
barf. real. (Inletcton, 'W W I].
scrunch“ rscou. as est m a,
strictly lasstrymeots.ponl aspoeiolty.
m'fli‘s WASHINGTON MARK", “Wash
(«Immune mahoulpoultryforfo-ilytsada
SPILLANIJ W. 15 haul st. N. wnpo rm
Uiyallovrrthslowa.
WADLW 8. ll- 8.1L
toallporlooftovvlwllblunfnsknd (sonata
~ WIXONJ. annlistJl. cubed-sen. pool
fluu'mtwomm
”IDLIANDOIANITI.
Mm, P. W. Wat. a.N. underfloor“
pmmnnmbkmohmio soul:
”WINS... W. sol-inst! Muslim
tom Murmur.
monumental?
smomt. RINIYJIW-tavmn. . All“
offloaemoorsenutrssistnhso.
summit momma...
Mommas.
em. WILLIAI 3.. Wflmll m
DAVID]: WILLIAI. 5 MILE ADM“
autos: (summonses-v.1.
co mum: Outlaw-mm to
MIT TAM“
OUMWIII, I. II 'dl I», N.
K. Y. (IMMI.”. ”MW
munitions II. “has?
aloahgoqrclony. M
rmew
uwcarrs owner
" "u abundant-sic aminwy.
)
o mains. m
”on 0 mmfiJ‘W
tortuous“ ILIMUILSJL 1AM
styles.
ST. JOHN, Ila-Islam
a” ILN Inna-1.1m
I-DSU'", moms.
mom donglluofthsloteWra.
n aniluadnaiu'. musically
mmmrsr. llllaln N. Piano
and Instruction or.
organ .
GIBSON.A . .
“1 11.1.8 nuns-u morn
unmoammdssmom. Vocalist-
NASB. KISS JBNNIR It. I North armor. N.
“roundup-lawman. off
vocolmndc. Iterldenceotlinflitii Plslslell’l.
Weast.8..N
moor
Whorowm DUNN“
Masha-y. muslin...“
' m. mauwmn ”wt!
3 m newsman M 3*
”simian-v.
wCKWOOD. C. B. omens 8.1;
ory':N.; NowYork IQ “WWI, 010%
"WISIOOND-RANDPURNITURR.
PODIORLWI. underSnlvstiouArmyBorrscks.
Maximum. mete.
OYSTER PLANTRRSAND DEALERS.
um. amour Box m, s. N. mm
shippaofoyntanandrloln
CUTBILIJLJ. reotofllsy'diondniJ. N. wholo
oalsdeolufnilneo
BOY'I'. W. ILASON, 131ng SN. 'gooot of
1115:0116)“ Mien: ”will“
REED lb BOUSIIOAN. ls-i wastes. N. plantar
andohippernofNorwalkoyntern.
VANNABRJ. L. sco. P. 0. mass. N.
Oystersondclams. wholenleatai retail.
PATTERNS AND ”ODE“.
NORWALK YA WORKS Chso I]. All-
lborpe doors 3. N. Stove-mile“:
and dot work a. socially. hole
agent forlhccelehraledcmo
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI'I‘T J. 'I‘. till-mail. Jewett'slads.
lssury and Wadsworth‘ s mixed points.
RAYMOND BROS Jeweti‘o, Atlantic and Sedey's
Lend, Colcutla all: and Averill Chemical Paint.
SNITB W. B. £00 (54 I? Wolsrst, N. agent:
iorlangman A: Ionian points.
PAPER HANGING.-
PRAI'P‘CO Watcrst. nearWoll, N. oloopsintn.
oilosndglsso.
PROWII'IWJ'I‘ «monomer-tans.
Hollands, fixtures, etc.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN“ MON DAY. AUGUST. ,18. 1890.
PRICE TWO GENTS
OFF FOR CAMP EMBLER.
WHANIBS D AND I‘ LEAVE ON A
SPECIAL TRAIN THIS HORNING.
A Plus looking. Well Appearing Body
of moo—Numerous ”and: ot the Rail-
wsy Station to be: Then: of. *
Many members of companies D and F
were at the armory yesterday, complsb
Iug nrrangomenls (or the six days' on-
eampmcot at Niantlc. Tbs eompsnles
reported at thcarmory nt5: 15 this morn.
ing, when there was a scene of bustle
“and excitement. After roll call the con»
West avenue to the depot. They pre-
sound a splendid appearance, and we
venture the prediction that there will be
nobetter disciplined or better oiloorsd
mac-pony in comp. .A'rssolol Oslo of
also oars, containing the members of
Company C, of Stamford, rolled into the
depot shortly before 7 o‘clock. The
members of (be two Norwslk companies
boarded the "almond a few minutes
late: waved a fond good-bye to the num-
erous friends who had assembled at the
depot to seolhem 03. Al Bridgeport the
train took on the companies of that city
and company G, of Daubury, which
come down the main division of (be
Hounalonic. Company. K joined the
boys at Stratford, and the regiment ex-
pected to reach Ntantic at 10.15.
An idea of the magnitude of (be can-
no city at Niaulio can be had from the
number of tenls that are now erected
There are 750 improved common A fonts
divided up as follows: Nine (0’ each
band, eighteen to each company, three
pital corps, two to each signal corps and
twenty two to the battery. Besides there
are one dispensary and two hospital (cuts
at brigade headquarters, two guard tents
and two servants’ tents for each regi-
ment. four tents for the hostlers, and
fourteen wall tents for the guard. Also,
a colonel's lent, two double wall tents
and twelve wall tent: for the colonel
and 5(st of each regiment, and fifteen
tents for the quortertusoter's depart-
ment. Then comes the large headquar-
ters' tent and twelve wall tents for the
governor and slofl’ and a like number for
Brigadier General Watson and stall.
According to the usual custom, the
camp has been osmed for Brigadier-
General Embler, sdjntant-gcnersl on the
governor's stall. This makes the tenth
sowessivo year the Connecticut national
guard have encomped at Nianlic.
BNTRB’I‘AINIRNTS.
" Unelo Ills-m."
The “Uncle Biron)” company played
to is big house at Music Hall last Satur-
day evening. A. E. Woodhull proved
himself to be an efllcient actor as well as
manager. Cbiefly to be mentioned is
Miss Maud Madison, who surprised and
delighted her audience by her graceful
dancing and can justly be called the
rival of Carmeucito. The goiety dance,
by the Moses Madison and Griswold is
also worthy of mention. The rest of the
company is also efficient. The orchestral
music was a future of the performance.
The laden this Wonk.
Everything bids fair for this week’s
- races, which begin at :2 o'clock to-mor-
row.
Nothing has been left undone that
could be done to make them a success in
every way.
The entries for every class, of which
there are eleven. includo horses famous
for their speed.
The local race, ormors properly speak-
log, for member's horses, for tomorrow
is the 2:40 pacing class, ecveu entries.
The other races are 3:00 claw, eight en-
tries, and the 2-30 clans. hiss entries.
Mr. Johnson. who served noaoceptably
at the June meeting, will not an starter.
A special train will leave the South
Norwslk depot at MS. end the track at
0:12, stopping or Norwslk both ways.
The borsocars will also run as usual.
'I'ltesdruisslou for Iadieshao been re.
ducrd to 25 mots.
Callahan will furnish score cards.
ARI-away Der Cough:
,Sslnrday— oftmsoo. Ohm of Police
‘3 Willis-.Noliosr'rsoalwd an”
monsoon from the operator at the Uprisin-
M’IWflml‘ worm our
old boy wanes- walking toward New
York and had been detained. The Chief
detailed officer Frank S. Conley to go
after him. lie was brought to police
i headquarters where he gave his name as
(Home Whitney. Ila said that his
parents had been boarding sl Irv. Elev
“wood’s honor. Soulbporhaad that his
mother and (other had been away visit-
ing for several days. He had become
homesick. and decided to go M'NCW
York where his (other WI. The (3th
telephoned omesnnge to Its. Blowood
”and in the ovsoiog be was taken book to
:southpon by her.
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Charles P. Waterbury not with a ser-
ious loss on Saturday. A young man
went to Raymond o Consteck'o factory
in search of employment. After being
missed work beliagsrndsbostfornontn
«me. When Dr. Waterbury purer: his
“vast he found lbot his gold watch valued
or 3185 we: missing. The young also
had stolen it. A description of II- was
new
nanosecond-twosome-
ksd m (soils ‘lorrs. Isl:
”mummmum
Hogtslknuptaruflbolbinf.
ponies formed in line and marched down Y
to each machine gun, two to each bos- _
PERSONAL PARAGRAPIIS.
The Goings and Coming: of People we
Like to Read About. .
lilo: Nollie Poacher, of Earl Norwalk.
is at Samoan.
Phillip N. Knapp and family are spend-
ing a few weeks in Rklgefleld.
Maurie Beers, of Stamford, is the
guest of North avenue friends.
J. A. Quinn. of Dsnbury. spent Sun-
day wllh friends in the borough.
William Blisuo, of New Haven, spent
Sunday with friends in East Norwolk.
F. C. Brslusrd, of the borough is
spending: day or so at Poughkeepeie, N.
lira, Mary F. Joyce will return to her
bomcfrom Ptvo Ifile River this after-
noon.
ills: Julia Harrison, of Soothingtou,
9090-- is the guest of lance street
friends.
F. B. Bailey, of New I (k oily. spent
Sunday with James H. Pulley, of East
avenue. '
Howard Wilmol hoe ; rue (a Provi
deuce. R. 1., to spend to I we. ks with
his cousin.
Fred Jones, of the 8 with Norwalk
Boston Store, enters upon a week's vow
lion to-dsy.
Mrs. James E. Barbour and daughter,
of Washington. D. C. are visiting rc-
lstives in town.
bliss Annie Wilcoxson, of Belhel, is in
town for a few days, the guest of Mer-
win street friends. ,
Harry Smith, clerk for Finney & Ben-
edict, returned 'to work this morning
after a week's vacation.
bits. W. S. Hotchkiss' starts (0-day
for a three weeks' visit among friends in
the eastern part of the state.
C. Taylor, of New York, who has
been stopping for some time in this city,
left this morning for Donbury.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lester went to
Narragansett Pier Saturday. Mrs. Lester
will spend a week or so there.
Iiiss Nellie McDonald, of Brooklyn
is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Fen-
ton Pomeroy, of [canard street.
Mrs. C. If. Pegg and daughter Jen
(lie. of Earl Norwslk are spending a
few weeks among the Cnlskills.
Mrs. J. C. Rum and family from Vir-
ginia, formerly of Norwalk are the guests
of hire, Henry Selleck at 18 Union Park.
Frank Panic, of the Thompson and
Houston Electric works of Lynn, Mass,
was in town Saturday calling on friends.
Prof. Bradbury, master of the Latin
school at Cambridge, Mesa. is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Dr. Noble, on East ave-
one.
Mrs. William Oimstesd, nee Miss
Edith Perry. of long Island city. for-
merly of Norwsik, is in town for a few
days.
J. J. Walsh and J. [1. Garmley went
(0 Bridgeport this morning to go to
Rockawsy Bench with the A. 0. II. 50-
ciely.
Meson. Oliver and Joseph Burger, of
Harrison, N. Y.. spent Sunday at Sher-
man i}. Momli's, on Warren street, bor-
ougb.
Lewis Lone, driver on the street rail-
way line, who has been taking his annual
vacation, returned to his duties this
morning.
Dr. Noble, Past Dept. Chaplain (1. A,
R., has returned from Boston, where he
attended the annual encampment of the
Grand Army.
Ilios Sarah Hollisler, struogrspher st
Allen a: Blanchard':. Hartford. has been
spending a week with her cousin. His:
Grace Bailey.
Richard 0. Mitchell and wife, of New
Haven, formerly of Norwalk. spent Snu-
day in South Norwalk, the guests of Ir.
and lire. Arthur Thellle of Chapel street.
Robert G. Iftlcbeil and William J. 140-
land returned from a couple of days'
outing this morning, hsving visited
Coney Island and all its attractions, and
enjoyed a sell up the Hudson.
C. I". Tolles. Jr., salesman in (tons-
stock Brothers' 80th Norwalk store,
left town yesterday for North Castle, N.
Y.. where he will spend a two weeks
vvmion via: his __v______ilooed Wm. -
om: mow m sucrose. ‘ ”
Ammonium” Counted will
be bold lblsevcnlngtomldsr apro-
posltion whereby Washington street can
be paved ot a low figure. An offer has
been made to pave this street with
Belgisn pavement for 31.25 per square
yard. If done at once.
This in avery low figure, sud if the
Council vote favorably. a city meeting
willbecslledstoucstomsksthsnserno
nary appropriations.
We believe (bot this"ls the city's op-
portunity. No other pavement would
answer on this street. and in foot any-
thing of an inferior character would be
fully or expand".
Rambling Mann.
A party of Bridgeport wheelbase. cow
poscdoi W.A.Roouvy.0bsrlss8.7m.
B. S. Eskimo. Henry Lowe, P. B. Ill-
Icr. Jr., and P. A. Bartholonoew,wbeelsd
to South Norwalk yesterday. 0. B.
Pickett sud W. P. Weaver. of New II:-
ven, wnroslso in town on their wheels.
ouddlned with (he Bridgeportboysal
lb: ifsbsskcoro. They undo the die
(soon (rot-Now Haven to South Nor
walk in about four hours, which in one-
sldsred mutabiy font wheeling. The
party latter-housin- lulbosfssraooo.
--If "elsoallosss is out to Oodllosw."
lbsnorssl tray to sllsla it in bar» Brow
echoesp.
NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES
WHAT IS GOING ON 1! ERIC]!-
BOBING TOWNS.
Violations of the Trent Law In Winni-
poah—Nowo and Carolyn the nouns-
tonio—Dorlsn Doings.
III-aim).
Work on (be new iron bridge is pro
greening rapidly.
A large number of trout are being
taken from the river lathe vicinity of
the upper mills. (honor the trout law be
enforced here as well as at other plans?
Miss Joanie Taylor, of antie, isvisil-
lng friends in town.
The work of repairing the Norwslk
Illlls i"WSW-Ii”: rapidly. and work
will probably be; (regained in the, near
future. '
Frank Bradley, of New York city, is
spending his vacation in town.
lilo: Minnie Roberts. of Norolon.ts '
the guests of Miss Mamie McCarty.
Wilton.
Miss Mable Banning, of Stamford, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. S. W.
Banning.
lire. William Ennis. of Binghsmton.
N. Y.. is the guest of Mrs. C. II. Belts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Winchester are
enjoying themselves at Seneca Lake,
David Ogden 5 little daughter, Agnes,
is quite ill.
Mrs. George Harris and son, of Bing-
bamton, N. Y.. are stopping at Mrs. Wil-
liam D. Gregory s.
Mr. and Mrs. McKilterick, together
with Mr. sud lira. Millican, spent Friday
in Ridgefield.
Mrs. J. If. Bells and son, Harold, are
spending the week in New York city.
George Ogden has been engaged to
(each the Georgetown school the coming
term.
Miss Ada Elliot and Mrs. A. A. Gol-
lsgher made a trip to New York (0-day.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a fair on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, August 20 and
21. Everything' to being done by the la-
dies to make the (air a success.
The Belden Hills and Centres met for
the first time this season, on the Polo
grounds, on Saturday. Score, seven to
thirteen, in favor of the Centres. Bat-
teries—Gauntley and Nesbitt for the
Centres; Lynch and Benedict for the
Belden Bills. Theseus clubs play on
the some ground: next Saturday.
Broaehvlllo and Georgetown.
William Bennett is slowly improving.
John Ferris spent Sunday with his
parents in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Stryker, Jr., and
Miss Minnie lox are the guests of Mrs.
John Hughes.
Samuel Comstock of New York, spent
Sunday with his sister. hire. John God-
fray.
Dorlorr.
Albert Joyce, of New York city, is in
town for a few days.
'1'. P. Cave and son returned from the
(l. A. R. encampment at Boston on 8st
nrdoy evening.
William Bollard broke ground for a
new house on Maple ovenue Friday.
The ball game between (he Darien
Star: and tho Elonwoods was given to
the Stars by default, as (he Eimwoods
did not show up.
W. Reed, Secretory of the Dorien
Starr, wishes to muoum that the Store
are now ready sud willing to receive
chsllenges from any amateur hose ball
club in the vicinity.
On Friday afternoon a picked nine de-
feated the Avenue: by a score of 45 to G.
The DoricnSlsrswore their new ani-
iorms for (be first time on Saturday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a festival and fair on
Wednesday evening.
A. E. Isrling preached at (be Congre-
gational church yesterday morning. In
relieve the Rev. B. J. Austin. who lo tak-
ing his annual vocation.
lb Ella Roberts. of Brnoklyn, N Y..
is the poorer ll. Album.
“burl II by 0;. ”Ike.
Edward Paley, claiming New Born
on his home, was snorted or the railway
dollar in East Norwslk. vemrdoy, by
Moor Danehy. Tina M «mug Justice
Knows“! the prisoner to j ul for fit (eon
days for "usher.
Jones loam om. o jnekry. comedown
from Annual: Sumdoy cranial in a box
car with son» horses veteran for live
rsoes this week. When the follow leach-
sd South Norwalk he was too drunk to
takoosrsof the borersor himself, slum.
so the loo tmk him under their on at
cg core. Renown: woo poroml
lslsr. bk employer boring arrived and
depodtedssum ancient tolaeurs the
jockeyi- oppoornaeo for trial bolero Jus-
ties use» at if o’clock this morning,
when he woo sited or. on and m
first Arrow Monet tho "No "on
”Inn‘s:
Thedrslsonunldoaosoflhs"NsPino
Ulm’iv" "him club of prosti-
neat young people of Norwalk and
South Norwslk, willhobsldntdblpp’an
Polar low night. The sins-er
"Bah” will carry the party to to.
Point. wbm Boise’s orcharrsoffour
plseuwill nevus-Isle for
homage-snafu okaoffsknow-lo
progress lsdlootolkdtltwm boom
eajoyoklosvsat.
soon in man.
Very Good loll m '1 “Glenn's:
and (It. Um
Saturday, Augusto, the of
this clly, went to Stanford and M
bots with the Wescolls, a very nib-5
amateur team of lbsl plus. The I”
able condition of the grounds at Wedd-
sido Pork mode it nearly from (or
the boy: to stop anything, and they
were dofeohd by a score of 11 (03.
lost Ssturdoy, however, (he Wesnolis
came over from Slsmford sud a sseold
game was played on lbanxteroonads.
The homoteont shultho Weswsts out
for (our innings. and scored two runs
(or themselves. The Wesootts worsd in
the fifth and sixth innings, giving (hell
olead of 3 lot! In the soveutlr the
sdnntil lbeulnth. when, with o
Tommaoy stepped upto the plafi (e,-
oolved to do something when the pitcher
threw the ball, and he did. He met the
label! fairly on his bat and sent it lookou-
stop. It wassllttle too warm for the
fielder and rolled gently out in left,
whiloSbaw scored the winning run.
G. Lauder was in the box forum
Resolutes and his left handed delivery
proved a conundrum for Sanford?
heavy billets, they securing but two
bits. He was strongly supported bdlind
the bar by Tammany. Raise pitched a
strong game for the Wescolts. only Isl-
lowing lbe Resolutes two hill. The
short-slop work of Welch desorvesspee-
iol mention, be having fifteen chances.
and' accepting them all without an
error. The good games which the
Resolules are playing deserves I larger
Attendance. Followmg is the score by
innings:
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Horse Poisons: in New Milford.
The Danbury News tails of some on-
known rascal who recently named the
death of three valuable young horses by
placing a quantity of oats mixed with
Paris green III a posture where the ani-
mals were feeding, near the residence of
Botsford Buckingham, New Hillard.
Two of the horses belonged to Charles
Buckingham and (be other to C. B.
Marsh. The dead animals were discov-
ered in the afternoon lying near a brook,
where they had gone for water after del-
ing the poison. Veterinary Couch was
called. and on searching the posture
found a mixture of outs and Paris green
in a corner of the lot sufiicisnt in quan-
tity to have killed a score of horses.
Real Estate Sales.
John J. Cope to Mary L. Palmer, land
on Elmwood avenue.
Winfield S. Hanford and Sarah C.
Whitlock to Charles A. and Celia Haw-
kins, lsnd on Maple avenue, East Nor-
walk.
Moses II. Glover to Dennis 1!. Flood.
of New York city, land on Prospect bill.
Elizabeth A. Jennings to Joseph L.
Jennings, of Brooklyn, land on West
street.
John J. Capo to Jon:
on Elmvvood avenue.
Amoeliatesto George II. and Lovillo
May, land on Taylor avenue.
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The song service yesterday afternoon
wasled by Nelson Raymond. The at-
tendonee was small, but a good tiniewss
bed by all who stlended.
The orchestra will meet tomorrow
evening in the rooms at 8:00 o’clock. It
is hoped that all the members will be
present, as there is business of import-
ance to be transacted.
On Friday evening the numbers of
the association will "9'0 (hr-airs:
with refreshments and (escrow.
H. Nash, land
The Clganrsakor's Pleate-
Tbo cigar-maker: held a very sum
fol picnicon the Ampilheotrs grounds
Saturdoy afternoon and evening. A
Llargo number were present. The ball
game was won by (he mouldorn. a: w-
aiso the tug of war. Dancing was kept
up until 10:00 o'clock. and ovsryo. I“
a good time. Considerable excite-root
wsocoused early in (booming by the
exploding ofouoof though. (our lb
platform, but luckily no damage was
done. M
a “(maroon-ac ’1‘ “I
A stronger-who wondrlvlsg prsfl
avenue at a late hour last night leslesln
trol of his horse opposite the m
church oml the animal ran latoo I.
belonging to Wolsrbury's Durham
stoblo, turning both earring. H. h
gutter and breaking the whoebsf (ho
strongsr' o earring. Iii: here: than M
ed up Iiotl avenue. Walsrbory': I“
was not injured in tho I“, but was
considerably frightened.
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Pensions granted mm I0":
George 8. Scott, Bridgeport;
not, CornwallBr’ldgo; Iflekosl flannel-
dsr. Bridgeport. John Shim hath
Glastonbury. George W. M,“
Hartford; Edward L. wnm, Deep
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Bridgeport; Humwldowof was-mu.
Wilcox, New location. Jane, widow Of
John I. Hslbmyfioflcld,
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