NUMBER 822.
sot-s oust lstwalkwlw-
“$1.521.
DIRECTORY
Lllllllll Blilllll lllfll‘llll
TOWN OF NOBWALK.
AW: erm; Ell—80111111101"
Walk; Ila-“11m
To those of our on who". not slv
swan of the loot ws wouldss thst
all. It‘ll-h lull. who or of
demo. will Do found
y "Polls". In every business Irons-
sud wsll worthy of wt] patrons”
ed to than.
AB COMPRESBODS. .
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The,llstsr st.
' near R. It. bridge
siesta-sore.
APEWM. 3. mWsshlngttmst.plsusaud
a W“
' stimulant). .MsinsudWsllmJl.
mMMgtmmm
s fuss-owls row
tin-cums. “A”. it.
MOBRBLL“ s L'HOMIBDIBU. or Washington 1%,”
slim armrest-old. .
SON Blair: 1!.msstw blngt
A .H as on
13.11.11!“ deuterr'm incoufsctlonery. Ice
Music. .
3007111.!) EMMAC. 19No. Mslust.3. N. Sole
sputtorllnston'scelebratalics mmfln Pure
WIRNBECRAB. Luna.“
sadlcecresru. 2?:wa-
WILBO ' Honolulu Bread e nnite
vflhfinordarsstGusl’itzcr's,” RPlsee
BANKS.
CBNTRALNATIONAL BANIK. Thc.Wsll st,
cm ”lulu?“ 14,111). George)!
\i»'.r t‘
yer, vice— “mt
CIW'I‘IImun NATIONAL BANK, 1118. 66 Washington!)
nearlain 3. N. Capital $100.11)!) surplus 912'
501). 11.11 Rowan. prssidsmt; scab I.
PAIRFIBLD
44 Wall st, N. M1531. Capital
an. mm Jamesw. Ryan; vice—prestq
' rm
PAIBPIILD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The, at
Deposits
COUNTY NATIONAL BAN?
Wall N. .000, surplus ”.000
Wilma B. Moody mg? Martin 3. Crew. vice
; James H. Bailey. tress.
NATIONAL BANK OF N011WALK,Tbe,5l Wall
incorporstsd1857. 9510.1»).ma
st.N. Ital
mmmmtfiJ.RlIkvloe vloenprnst;J “11111:.
(1.1an ood.JA.o'sbom'
gimme. DMWFitcbWF
Bankers' Mere .Mauufscturers‘.
when! sud Famlly sceonnts are solicited.
“mm“. “awesome“? {1111“ “61.2.
over ,s or
I. Robot: rsuf.urd
,tress.
BOW AVINGS BANK Th De
WALK 3 e. -
3011’"! N us “‘15. Alden 30l-
positsover
mans. prasL. John tins? Issue Interest
paid depositors. Money on mortgage.
BEEP, (Winks-Io.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO. 3. N. Hammond
bed, ptwk.sheep. lamb. veal, etc.
TERRY, WM. M. A CO., N. Armour'sbeefaud
provisions. Ilomcdreesed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON,J. F. Post otfice box“. N. Circulars
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
CARR GEO. T foot Raymond st 3 N. Hersc-
sboelug s speclslty
' BRIDGE BCILDEBS.N
BRILOBO. 3. ACO. P. Ottomans
of bridges, docks, pile IOtlndrstloflS. etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJ]. 3. 30 Mslnat. 3. N. customWorkund
ss.peclalty
HAIWBY,C. R. Nam Main st,s. N. specialtiesln
bomsbmsusim
SCRAUB. JOHNASON. 36 Washington st. 3. N.
Agood sssoruleut atlo'w prices.
BOO! All) 3803 REPAIRING.
GEO. 29 Railroad Plsoe. 3. N. All
work ueatlysud prompr done.
8001133111188 AND STATIONEBS.
PINNBO, J. ARTHUR, N. curd engraving,wed—
dingststlmery, ,baseballslrtl’di:a Wzogtd:
PLAIBTBIYS DRUG 3T0 as gtou st,
3..N school suppliesand general ststionery
BOX “111183. (Wood Ind Pope?!) 1m
“APP. RP. Wstcrst.3.N. manufseturer
gamma (lenersl sbqrjobb'urg.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
mJOHNR. ‘LWsshingtoust. 3.N. also
Walrus. sewerhaplps, y, snow, etc.
LHONARD, CRAB. T. Water st. N. brick of. sll
Kashmir , ctc..also blue
YMONI) BROS. Illwsakso. Phllsddphis
mmmmummem.
BO'I'I'IB. cusses.” ROS: A3.”
to
3081011 BUTTE HO nun
viceprest. .
.builders
21:;
Am
DANN.WM.I.DWsl|u,N. Carriages.“
horse.stalrloasdosrrlsgsfurslahlup.
momentum AND BUILDKBS.
“JAIN C ”a?“ st, 3. N. utimstcs
MORTON, WIAIITsylorsvasuefi N. Jobbing
psolptlysttsudadto.
RANDAmlDUM'MmfiJ 1E1?
.ehiueryrun chappewerensblesrse re
lowlgsrss. Issuer! worksspselslty.
RAYMONDJ. RflWsterLBHN “misfit"?
Massimo-truer .eo
WMW.WWM
turning.“
1mm.mw:m 51-6“
fiHKRWOOD. 3. B. ”13 Grove I. 3. N. Jobbing
”“1me
W11.30. ..3 .shopOI—st, nearMsinH—Otlceeor
fllzndl’Beflew . riteamwoodw
wt
osirm All) OMLUI'IIB. Wuh-
BCCYIILDA ROYT. uOsseusb .N. Gt)
ingtou st, 3. N. (30s adurtlsersgg)
CABRIAOI IANU'ACTIIBBBS.
TILLY. HENRY, No.Mslo st, 3.11. mututurwof
curtains. llps'cisl sttsstlou glm to “pulling
WIHOHTA ILYNN, footsf kalhmmsnnfar,
ete.Palnuug,
Md horseshoe-tug
1,... . .
e': “km A 1'4 '4
0.31.1“. Montreal!-
Ir.511..eatwwfsrflsgsaslpsrtlos.
1319,7831) ”gnaw-unis. weddlnnsud
cross ’01 MANUFACTgm
OBN CRAB. S. 74' Marshall mm
CIOAI IANC'AC’I’UW
BOYT A OLIFI'IAD CIGAR C0.The,1030.Msin
w,3.N.slsuufsetsrwsoflsscig-I. S.N
OLDWBLLCIGAROO. Wsllsgtssw,
W 11.. 1'".
WA lilo.“ S.N.sl- is
011:. st, Jobb-
CIVILBNGInm N
APP.WM.3.I¢Wssslsgu-s s
knit) ”stool weyingfl'lsrck mm.
SON.“ ssklsgtoust.3..NII-
Riga” Id.-ultsryssginssrs I
WOODICN.IIMsisIl.N. AnordwspIo-ptly
but N.
Msssair audit
communes may.“
suns sot.
00‘]. All! WOOD.“
W'An'mm'J-W
“skull
1
11'
Egg
3
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l
00m WAD!
W. I N. must»
“viscometer...
FLA] OOCOI‘IIWIII. tedto rs.
TBD'SCOUG .wsrrau cu
msusufsetursdstBWsshiumu. 3. N.
WY AND GLABIWAII.
NASH, 7 11 A 3110. cor. InssndthdsAN.
UNIVERSALBTORKTMN!) ueersst.
lamps, aockcrlea- .ste.
DBNTIBTB.
IOWA) .7. hodsr'sbloek,fio. was.
N Otlcshours,3s.m. toup. In
KENDALL. GBO.3..1).I)3.Wasbl .cor.
7rsnkllnsts,3.N. IIOIIIBAJII. too. pm.
.NBWKIRK. J. C. odlosstresldenoe
011th martini-Maud.
Gold oerowuslossrtrd.
WRKDLW L..D.D.s.791:srtw-s st,3.N.
Bonnie. m. loop. rs. Gss
DOORS. SASHAND BLINDI.
3378.17.11. €0.15‘IIWIWII.N'W
was .Wm
MOWELIMMQSN Wm.
fps-.3108 hfisW ”amt
prions‘ssm cannons.
use time PHARMACY, van mt svo, It 1!.
Bundsybounstoionm. “impel. p-
tlous csrr-Iull y compo
GREGORY. J. G. 88Wsll st N. Established 1329.
Wholesale and retail. I’opular prices
RLGOBJIgOIINM A 11 “Msiu «.N. Bottom—fifty
PLAISTED'S 43 Washington st, 8. N. patent medl-
ciues.otc s'prescripg'tus s specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBL J. L. A: SONS—”Ibo Equitable " No 2
Gazette ultdtng.N. Drygoods. ollclotlts, Inst.
liner-n Inn-drac-
BANKS, B. K. Msimclmno Hotel block 3. N dry-
goods, notions. gloves.etc .L‘mlerwearaspecislty.
BENNETT. J. P. 19 Msln st. N. Buskiess estab-
lished over forty- two years.
DICKERMAN. AABON.8leshlngtou st, 3. N.
dry‘good s cs'rpets. etc. lscesdv.)
Vi” SCOFIELD fit HOYT, aflmtlebldg. N. 63 Wash
lugton st, 3. N. (Sec advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD b Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods. fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
IXPRBSS COMPANIEB.
ADAMS EXPRESS (' 0. office railroad station, 3.
N and 43Wallst N. press forwarders to all
ports of the world Passenger tminsert'lcc Low
rates Later Hunt. agent.
EXPRI-IBBMEN.
BURTON at BRUNDAGB, outcast Beuedlct’s.43
Wall st, N. Our motto. ”prompt stieutiou."
CAVANAGII' S EXPRESS. urnituresnd
pianos moved. Leary orders st lslsted's, 3. N.
SHERWOOD W. W. N. slate at post-odice and
little I. Curt-fill and prompt service.
leBACTS. ”3111053, no.
BYXBEE. l-'. 3. A Ct). 17.) Main at N. Manufactur-
ers of 3cotield s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO N manufacturers of
uncextrscts. F. 3. Ambler.
IHER'I'ILIZEBS
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley s super phosphate. spec-
ial manurvs, land piaster,gronud bone wood sshes.
SMITH W. 11 A CO. Water st, N. agents for W ii
llama Clark A. Co.'s standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinaryshs in stock. spec-
ials to ordcrdlre niortsr.ssnvtlyd'ltmurtypen fine llnings'
FISH, OYSTEBS. CLAMS. ETC.
IIL'NTA ZELL'PF, WWssuiugton st 3. N. fine
fish, oysters, clams. (mite. game. vegetsblcs. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOIIN B. at Taylor Avenue, 3. N. Also
stonednler.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dag. concrete.
slpblt, brick, m Ind plvelwulks
MRIDA STEAM AND 1101' WAT!!!
HEATERS.
MBBKEILWJI. A CO. Music Hall block, 3N.
sole sgeuts.
31.01.11. GRAIN AND PERI).
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the beet mode. Don't
fall to use it.
L‘IIOMMEDIEU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of fumily flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. bsy, straw. flour and feed in
ear orcurgo l.ots
RED NIL L, Duriem Crofmt A Route. Grain. cholc
ground foul, graham and ryedour
11.081318.
BERG. PA Woodward Place, 5 N plants. cut
Bowman‘dlo'rmmentul tulpieces mallow tcorder. 5
(“HO P. 1.. 86W“ 3 nlori t'tm'wry
muffin... ....“$11'.£
workuspeetal
near the depot. Beddl,
In“: ’01;me flowers'egd floral work of all klnrnlsg
roscvaspeclslty.
3MlTH JOHN 11.80.an SN theoldestand
fie-130M“ in this vicinity Plants. cut
flowers. etc. Plorslwovkof sllkindssspeclslty
mddoue promptly.
l’llRNITCRB DzAthIts.
COLEMAN. THEODOREWsshingtou st (cast. cud)
Furniture. looking glssses, picture frames, etc.
CRAM A WRITTLBBBY. I Mainst.N. utay
mond’s old mad). Bee sdv ertisemwlt.
RAYMOND 610. B. newwore, IandiaMslnst,
N. Pourdoousbor oldstan
rlTOW DAVID mun-magmmrum.
Pauline. more.
6A3 LIGHT COMPANIZS.
NORWALK CA3 LIGHT COMPANY odioem it)
stern. N. (lust orllghl, best sudpo
six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three doi
1er per find. pselsge extra.
“m“ (new . ......
ROLMIS A “NLRB, 9 11 st . .
sale grows, flour. Mbs y,ctc.
SWKBBOS. “and “Ball st. N. whom
grocers. flour, feed, grain. hay, etc.
OIOCBRB.
BROWN A WILCOX, 70 Washington rt, 3. N. sole
. rsteul'wmlsgtoo
agestnforoelob creamerybuusr
BECKER. CONRAD 141 Washington rt, 3. N.
cholosgrocerlsuud provisions.
PIRRIB, CilAB 11m to Hutebius. film
”$3.3. tsbiedelleaeissfowfamilytrads.
PINNBOAN A O'RBILLY. in Mslrr st. N. flour,
ford. bay. straw. coal sud wood.
PINNIY A BBNHDICT 41 Wsll st.N. tasty and
weak-HM“,
mo w. wast-....II-wmtsmms
”at“
WOLSWWN Istanbul-t
M
ournssomnswr aw" It.»
”Number“
BANNRIHI’. 3M Esters. minim“.
Mm
MWTON. 7. mm 831% ll.
ewiussndtsblsdsllcaeies. ... I»
1
st. 5. N. hsad.
Wall 3. C bu
VALDIN. CRAB. 11.5 st, ream r.-
fer.choess.sgp.tsbls Mfr-lusts. a?
”mum «Two ()7)
ABCEJWBPHJJMourosItJ. N. alsoformsrs
”TAMARTINJIACO.%’Dw71mst,S.
Domed
sndratuvsothtters’m
IIA W N fosslw
mo: sh B. . hos
mmaauuksn-Ziwuwhm ’
HATOANDCAPLM
KNAPPTBIBAmnW $3.10.
sspselsltymsdsofsssstid-d
IIA'I’ IANCIAmIIIA.
um “I.“ 00.11“ $3.3. not“
CROPUTA RNA" .Imrsbl‘lsksd
cor. MaisAll WatsrAToll-IsJLN.
”Yorke-so
WWMKIJ. .wisr
MYMONDAmzAllfioNn'
rgssr “In-unusual.
0.13” I“
"m “'
. WIXON. J. sow-titers.
fruitsnsgstablo.
er— :1
'nssnbunsssmowrmn.
mommamsmsmmmmu
wru.w.u.sco.tsnatrwncttt!.mis-
ers'audousb'sctors'
HINT W.C.Mldellallfllll,l.fl.m
“.1121... auto.) .
I 3‘0"...“ofifl. Mu-
URA on N “All
‘0 uonvmorl' ° dams manna-u
Emu.
N. .0.
WCAN’W 13 Maria J Collins.
GERMANIA HOTEL. 8 MM like. My
WotDAN nudtpot
01.93%an ”3.1!.”
HOUSE summon GOODI-
ermfiuwé atw mow whom
our) snubs. '
BURCHARD, B. "Belden Point firm.”3. N. slum
milk producer
INSIIRANCI ACBN'I'S.
COOLIDGR A WKWOOD. 9 Main st, N. Insur-
suceand real crime in alllts
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB M. Washington enext to P. 0.
3 N. fire. plate glass. sceldsutsndll e.(we adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. MalnsudWallsts.N. Real
estate. investments. loans
MORRELLA L'ROMMKDIBU, 96 Washington st.
3. N. strictly timeless compsnla represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 A 47 Washington It.
3.N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN’L LIPR 1N8. CO. 3 3.11
“MOM Washington st,3. .ase ad.
METROPO POLITAN LlI'B 1N3. CO. to Washington
st.3..N P.J.Grubbanistsntsuptt
NORWALK FIRE 1N5. (20.. N. In successful
business since 1360.130 outstandlng loss
PEOPLE 3 LIFE INS. CO. The. No C. Wsshing
ton st, 3. N. Jun. French. asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAL'PL'RI) R B. Masonic h %Bouds
Middleeex Banking and Bqultsb M't go Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. H. ACO.15and17u-.Wsterlt,N
stroller. lulu. WM m etc-
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT B. M. {asndMWster at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
T1117. DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st, s N. Wm 11. lloyt. proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIEB.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk IronWorks
(10., sndzdso st Bridgeport. Cot-n.
JEWELEB!
FERRIS, A. S. 3930. Mslnst. S N op. (.‘ltyllotel.
S N uric wsteh repudng s specialty
HOI’T. 11.3 lfiNo. Mslust.s N strictlyfintclsss
at low prices.
JACKSON LeflRAND. dBWnllst, N. watchafllisr
mouth. etc. Fine wntcb repaktng a specialty.
ROOD. ll. 3. dhmoudswstcbes lcwe .silversud
plated ware. repairing ss pecrsl.ty $1 at, 3. N.
LAWYERS.
Al‘ S'I'IN ALFRED R. room 3 Masonic h‘d‘g. Wall
st, borough. Notary and Real Eats
FROST. RUSS]! s No. Msin st, muotury. legal
business of all kli‘lds carefully at ttcudsd to.
BURLBCTT J BELDKN rooms!) and c (Janette
.Wsll st borough.
LIGHT. JOHN R. 1112 W N.
mm... on... m in...”
LOCKWOOD BDWARDM roorni Gazette bklg.
borough. Attorney. my and m.
BIYMOURJOR 3. room 3, Palrlald 0. Nat.
link building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. not“ Masonic building. Wall
st.
hILIVBBY STABLE!
DANN, RORACR R. Excelsior livery and board
ing stshlos. Office No.3 Ever at, N.
GREGORY, 61:10.3. 14 Knight rt, N. Fins turn
cute a specislty. Telephone 88-8.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCK DOD MANUFACTURING CO. st, 8.
N. ufuctnrers of builders‘ hardware u
out" so Pearl st; New York cities 90 Rcadsst,
Chicago ofilce ll) Lske st.
NORBALK LOCK COMPANY. 3. N. New York
unice- 'adgbambus? nd bushland: ulldeis‘ hard—
ware; t on as wo era 0 urtistic
house trimmingsmbm inbro umbrsss andlro
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL, 1 J. 9 Water st. N. All kinds of lumbsrdo
livered to any point by rail. team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. TMWstwm st.
Generallnsc nachlnery.lron
Bsbbitt lsstal. rs
stumbusts.
SCOPIRLD, WM. A KnightsgN. Newmschlnery
mudcssd repairing promptly sticudsdto
MARKET OABDBNRRB.
JINNINGS A WATBRBL'RY. 3. N. berries and all
gardenpvoduceinseasou for thewhohsalotmda.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET, N) Wall It. N WILWardwull.
prop. best. real lamb. mnttooaudpoultry
AVIBON.A.153Malnlt. N. minim.“
bles. oysters dammendsscsilops butter.
‘3’. 9“-
BNNB‘I'I’ A 1111:1111),issuis,lsbE lob-
Bstars. Hem‘t‘kults flaNIo‘iMslust,
mmusrsc. 13 'nschboioulssts.
poultry.fis h.vegetsbles.ete.
BRITTO'S CENTRAL MARKITJ oWatustJl
Issu,vegetsblcs,frults. poultry.stlowsstprless
CARRWILLIAM R. mMmmN.
Pins mesternh
“when; 11...?“ .. emu...
orgasm mums-.... . Agog-Q:
rsudsrodnkrds s.rpoeialty
1111st BIRD IaNo. Isis
allkinds. llama
JUDBON,A. G. Geno-imam. Msisaustfl—
Isndst,3..N (.‘IIoics-sshmoulwy.
LIMBURN WlllW fimfl
N dealern‘sllklub
IDL'KW D.L.W St. KN.“
IOCKW
.sl‘.
sent-vow: 631%..“
Lrorts 11.8.. on“ Well flew
3.21
“1.3ng Wamwfia chill:
"“““..‘sl,°.'.‘.2.““ svs.op sekoolhouss,B.N.
SCRAUB} JACOB. fl WatWflilultou lirl. H.
' . srrmrs WABIIING’I‘ON minim-m rswm
sudponttry
toust.3.msstsN.lne for orfslilytrals.
WLJ. W. Islaousrust. 11.me
UziniWTli-MBN
Inn
allwlthpartsoftown lnefrvsbsud tut-ts.
Choleomsats.
mount. W
”BBL! All) GRANITE.
m m d Ins
“grails-II ‘a'rbhwg‘talsodsalw it! builds:
mvsxsar. W. tollsiuIIJI. Mnflsndpas-
ltomonrscuts, .sm.
SONS AND BUILDIII.
SIYMO fimmlfl'JquthN ABM
“‘- wwmnwmu I.”
cannot!“ svssss.
IMI‘I'II.WIIL1AIB..Wsstst.I.N. Jobbfsg
umwummsmnmw. Ankisdsof
pro-plum».
(lrsutts yfrowmyownquwry
rum
menus-maxim.-
WTMLOII.
OCSOWSKLLIIWsIIILN. Apsrfastltgssr-
I000 1. "me31. mm
mu. WM I... MH
MI”.
Essa“
pads
warm W: w“m
mun! AND In!!! 0001'.
aggro; mercury-tensors"
rchs'ri" nut-sits sums: swu-
USN-ow t) '
WIND. IMstu 11.11!
JAMINMBBILSBulsin 3..le1‘
lssMouruings.opsdslty "
"$10“. “his!!!
lfl'flflr it”. Kill!" My
“no moms.
mm Ims. o.vr ofthslstoWII.
R. collision-t. {mat-Inuit
who” P. m wit, 1!. Plus!)
«on
GIBSONHALILB timid. morph
HUNTINGTONMRIJDMIIIIQN. Vomiiu-
N MIBSJBNNIIK. uthsva.
An minimalist.
Plsuoarll
BAWmIBsJJJasel-w insomnia"!
WatlfiRH. Plslusd's.
Wsstlkflnll '
WU
nomnxrtwumjss. um
wusmsu'rssw Imps.
......
muscular-sows.
IDCKWOO C l. antenna 3.1; Olea-
ory.:'sN MunrarIZM“
MABICOND-IIANDPCRNITCRI.
PODMOREWM. undsrfislvstionArm Barracks.
3.N. Eltovm,rsngss,croekery, etc.
OYSTER PLANTERSANDDBALBIIS
BELL. RIRAM P. 030: 111. 3. N. wholesale
shippsrofoystsnsudelams.
CUTB IIJ. footofRsyrnood N. whole
Newhdneo oystas. “'8'
uovw.xmttssou, mwmmSHN '(rfoot of
mummgduixmm
um s ROUSMAN. 134Wsterst.3 2!. plantar
VAN? yucca P..ouaxslssn.
Wiesel-rm usoié'lie'snltetni. ‘
PATTERNBANDIIODELS.
NORWALK PA'I'I'KRN WORKS Chss II
thorpaw prop., Riverside are 3. N.
Furnacework srpeclsl
agent for the Allbelelrrptsd(l'arto nfurusos
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI'I'I‘. J. '1‘. 45 Main at. N. Jewett's loath,
Masury and Wadsworth's mlxodpalnts.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewett‘l. Atlantic and Bailey’s
Lead, Cslcutts oils and Averill Chemlcul Paint.
3M1TH,W.II.ACO 15A17Wsurst.N. ts
for languish A Martina paints. III!
PAPER HANGINOS.
PRATT “Agog-Wand. uearWall.N. alsopalnts,
PROW1'1'I'.J..’I‘ «Ismail. windowsbsdn.
Rollsnds. fixtures, etc
TAYLOR A CO "I «max. ulsollllvlwlu.
inlntr. oils. mete.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN C.A.11Malust,N. Instantaneous
process. C sphotoas specialsLy
NORTN, G. 3. 78Wsshington 3. N. unequal!
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PIANO TUNIBQ AND BIPAIBIIB.
HBNDEK, C. P. Lockwoodllall. N. Alsodcalsrin
pianos. organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANINO IIILLB.
RANDALLIINKR D. KN. Allklndsofwood
workstntsllorforthsiradc.
PLUMBING.
MBKKBRACO. W. R. InsicllsllMfl.N.
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.renilngsndcolle'ctlng.
W118ON,O|.mGsrettsIL Aide. N. lnrssunwrts and
moncyto Alsoinsu cswrltten is but
of companies at the lowest rstes.
WOODWARD, R. A. No. Main st. 8 N. houses 9
rent. pnd buildiutlots for sale
I l -.. .‘klltHIPTS.
BBB Illl’ltui “nu-r st, N. warm aissls st all
boars. dinucl 25c.
BBNRY’S, 1630. Main $8.11. The best 8c dinner
lntbecity. Bosnlhythcdayorweek.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
mnmw. B. A SON. «Washington st. 3 N
Rydrsullcsnd Civilspglusas
SCHOOLS. (Prlvsts)
BAIRD'B M133 INSTITUTK, 6 0mm N.
Youngladles essndboardlng school. "
NORWALK MILITARY INBTITU'I'B. N. Pranks.
Robsrts,prluelpal. Obcshoursuuest.
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and hidgspsrt. Osus.
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SOUTH NORWALK. cosh. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST '20. 1890.
1
PRICE TWO CENTS
' .
LAST NIGHTS MEETING 01" THE
COURT 0]" 11113838833.
The You“ to out a sports: Borough
Mutt-res Couldn- tho Ports: Prob
lists Issuers Disposed of.
An sdjoururd meeting of the Court of
was held last evening. with
Warden Leoprssldlug, and a full Court
present.
Thoususl hotel: of bills was audited
sud ordered psld.
mm of psylng policeman J. B.
Gormlsy’ s bill for transferring Aaulo
Brown to the ludustrisl school, wastIt
with the borough clerk sod atom of
ill!) pulp m with power. -
Attractions. moonw-
liiasftombholm masts“!
lungsrdlolaklsgdown the trees, sod
objecting to the improvements on East
avenue.
Attorney J. Beldsn Burlbutt spoke in
behalf of the Barnes’ property on East
avenue. and objected to the improve-
ments now going on. As the Court had
no intention of changing the grade or re-
moving the trees no sctlon was taken
upon the above petition.
W. H. Olmstcsd petitioned for u side
walk on both sides of Belden svenue,
where there is none laid. It wss road
to leave the matter with the chairmsn
of the highwsy committee to report at
Air-the next meeting.
A petition for a sidewalk across the
upper end of Union Park was tabled.
A petition from Nelson Hubbeli was
read. asking for dstnagea caused to his
Main street property by the laying of the
tracks of the Winnlpsuk extension of
horse rsilwsy. No sctlon was tsken on
the matter.
The bids for cowering St. John avenue
were opened. and the contract was
awarded to Willrsm Sheldon.
The Insttcr of changing the sidewalk
in front of the James’ property on Water
street was left to the chairman of the
highway committee to consult with the
parties interested.
A complaint wss made about the plsy-
ing of tennis sud croquet on the public
parks. The matter was left with the
highway committee, wlth power
It was voted to publish the borough
by law relative to allowing weeds to
grow in the gutters of the borough.
The motion to lay a curb and gutter
around the triangulsr piece of property
on Msplo street wss tsblod.
The of the firs committee re-
ported that thirty-five of the borough
hydrsnts were out of order, and Burgess
Meeker was sppolnted s committee to
confer with the wster commissioners in
regard to having them repaired.
voted to plsce a fire slsrm box on the
corner of West svsnueand Stevens street.
The disputed blll of the Norwslk
Printing company was ordered paid.
After the item of advertising Wall and
Main streets was taken .13. ,
The committee reported favorably up
on paving lulu. Wsll and Water streets.
and mscadsrnizlug West avenue to the
city line. It wss than voted to call s
special borough meeting between this
and September 10. to gets vote of the
people authorizing them to do the ssm,
sud to lay a spools! tax to defray the ex-
Mpenses. Tbs data of the meeting was
left with the warden.
Adjourned until Monday. September 1.
DABBAGAN BOUND OVBB
The runs; nlsr T‘ulol ts urtagspon
.rstt Under use!) Bonus.
Willlsm Dsrrsgsn, ths young man
srreswd In Bridgeport Monday night for
stesllng Charles F. Watsrbury's watch.
. was tskes before Justice Knapp yester-
day sfternoon. pleaded guilty. and wss
bound over to the Superior Court in the
sum of .800. Darrsgan ls shout eighteen
years old. His home is in Dsubury.
where, It Is sold, be has In uncle who is
quite well to do, sud who holds in trust
about .700 belonging to the boy. Dsrrs-
gan said his uncle would settle the Hub
tor with Mr. Waterbury, but the ofiiosrs
think than is no probsblllty that be
will. as the boy, It Issald. hss been In
too many ssrspss hours. He was tsksn
Sondsy.itls sstlmstsd,tbsrs were at
lssst75.000paopls atCousylsland,snd
butbsrswvrssboutsstbiokastksyoould
be In tho wstsr. The improvement of
the islsud in the vicinity of the new
lrouplsrlsmostuoticsabis. Theobsap‘
John-fsklr buslnsw has been cleaned
out. and iutbslr pious are nest grass
plots. Wrihtfvsrmwrysrof tbsP.P.A
I. Rsllruad, is dust-Inst! to make
this partof tbs lslsud ssoltsbls place
for snyonstovlstt byputtingitlnurst-
class shops, and dsssrvss grout orsolt
therefor. “.m...
nons- usstlsss urns-unsung.
Tbsmsnklllsdbytbsssrsosibscon-
solldstsd road bstwsau Yivsliisltivsr
sod Dsrlsu ysstsrdsy morning,
ldsudlsd ss Patriot Foley. fiftv years
old, as iuustsof lhsBoldtsrs’Hotns st
Narrators. Tbssosidsot ossurrsdln the
mo! m. lbw-furs dldsotoo-s
usdsrths “Medial“
Westbound-turmoil“
WHY.-
OF PETITIONS A PLENTY. “m“ WNLW’ 0108! cm.
ltruck by the Ours is last Norwulk sud
Pistol! lip I!!! Dosd.
Captain WilliamE. Royuolds. a well-
known oystermsn who lives on Fort
Point street in East Norwalk. bsd a mir-
aculous escsps from instant desth at the
Fort Point crossing of the Courolldstsd
rosd, last evening. while he was on the
way home about bslf past seven o’clock.
As he spprosshed the crossing a freight
train wss coming from tho asst sud the
fitsme accommodation train duo in
South Norwslk it 7:28 was approaching
from the west. Mr. Reynolds bolted on
tho track for the freight to pass
sud while he stood there the no-
oommodstion bore down upon him.
Mr. Rsypoldsdld not I utlcs tho
m trsiu until it wss within
is: (scarf 31;: and thou. fen. .izingtglI;
s tspohlbed Jet! 61:
hag-"tad kfiupltjo supp sed, between
the up and the down it .~ 1. The cow-
catcher of the account .iation struck
him, lufiictlnga severe lL‘ Alp wound on
the fore part of his head. He was pick-
ed up unconscious sud csrritd to his
home near by on s litter. He remained
unconscious nearly all night, but was
sround the house and about the yard
this morning.
When questioned by a SBN’I’INHL rs-
porter, Mr. Reynolds wss unsble to ex-
plain just how the accident occurred.
He realized. he said. that he was in s
tight spot. but that wss the last be re-
meuibered until he came to his senses
this morning. He complained of sore-
ness in his left arm and shoulder. sud
exhibited the coat be bad on at the time
of the accident, the left sleeve of which
wss tattered sud torn.
James Eveudsn. a neighbor of Mr. Roy-
nolds’ saw the accident while standing
a short distance from the trsck. but was
unable to warn the man of his danger.
He says that neither trsin was moving
very first. The engineer blew the whistle
of his locomotive and brought the train
to u standstill witbfu a short distance of
the crossing. It was thought at: first, he
says, that Mr. Reynolds had been killed
outright. A few groans when the train
bonds turned him over to identify him
wss the only indication that Mr. Rey-
nolds was not dead.
Mr. Reynolds is about sixty-five years
old. and his miraculous escape from
destb is almost without a parallel.
SIXTEEN uuxnuen wAIIItn.
Monthly Meeting of the South Norwslk
Building and Loan Associstlon.
The regular monthly meeting for the
payment of does sad the tossing of
money of the South Norwalk Building
and Loan associstion was held last even-
ing In the American Mechanics ball on
South Main street. President Nelson
Taylor. Jr.. being absent. Vice President
Charles F. Bullock presided. He cou-
grstulsted the members upon the pro-
gress and steadily increasing member-
ship of the association ano upon the
interest manifested by the community
generally in its welfare. Seven nsw
members joined the association. and
subscribed for seventyroue shares of
stock. Aloan of $1.500 ata premium
of six centssshare was made to Fred.
orick Boerum. of East Norwslk, and
8100 wss loaned at par. The sasocistion
hss loaned since it was incorporated. up-
wsrd of 312,000. with which several
houses have been built.
Tl!!! LABOR WNOBBSS.
Important Meeting Held st Hsrtford
Yesterday.
The Connecticut Btste Labor Congress
held s convention In Hsrtford yesterday.
The convention assembled at bolt-past
(en o'lock and was presided over by Pres-
ident II. Merriman of Soothington. Of
the duly socreditod delegates present.
twelve represented farmers’ grangss,
fifteen tbs trodes unions, twelve the
Knights of stor. one the Trsdes coun-
cil of New Hsven and one the Farmers’
lssgue. Bix grsngsrs were present from
town without oredentlsls; tots! number
of delegates, forty-seven. The platform
says the interests of tho formers sud
wagoworksrs have been sscrllloed stead
ily during tblrty yssrs of lsglslstlon.
ststs and national. Objects of unions
were“ ."'“' @117...
M sweats hss tlllh’boil
summits 13.11lean
stream-tilt slid till “alteration 0
food.
At the afternoon ”Ions revolution
wss sdoptsd favoring womsns’ sulfrsgs.
UP Till HOUSATONIC.
News sud Gossip of the my Is Wiles-
slrl Violllty.
In. Dsrtd Isad died this morning
shout four o'clock. so. received a pur-
alytlo stroke about two years ago, and
that. together with s compilation of
other dissasss. csusad bor destb. At
tlmsssbewould recorsrsofsras to be
around the house. Obs was in bar
eighty-fourth year.
Don't fall to attend the fair this even-
lug given by the Miss of the 0011ng
tloosl church.
Mrs. Rlcbsrdson, of Brooklyn. N.
wss is visiting with bsr mother.“ fishaffsr or.
Mrs. Burbank sad dsugbtsr. of Now
Haves. who hsvsbssu visiting withlirs.
Ind 1'. Maps. homo to-dsy.
Owns Rush and In. also Ira.
institution
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~If“s1ssstfus-IrssuttsOodliusw.”
“ans-Humanist the“ wsylostlslu murmurs-
Ills—h. sshsssp.
THE . SUMMER PILGRIM.
PEOPLE WHO ARE VISITING me
All!) ELSEWHERE.
Whore Nmalksrs Go to lulu! This
Yucstios-Somsnsskisgsttbssosshsrw.
(LthursnsmblisgAsloIgtkslmtsins.
Enos Kellogg. of. the borough, is in
Jsrnes Willis, of Hartford. is visiting
friends In East Norwslk.
Frsuk Buttery. of Silver Mine. Is the
guest of East avenue friends.
Miss Rattle Sternbsrgpf New Inndon,
is the guest of borough friends.
MrsWfillsmnDuusaulsspsodinga
tw dsys In the White Mountains.
Miss Edithsdsll, ostrssyCity, N.
J., is the ghost of frisnds on fist
svsoue.
Fred Butts, of the Gazette oflice, has
just returned from aweek’s outing at
Boston.
William L. Taylor. of Mt. Hope, Wis.,
is the guest of his aunt, on Msln street,
borough.
MissCsrrie Dixon. of Greenwich, is
visiting relatives on Spring strecet, in
this city.
Miss Florence DeForost. of the Central
telephone office, is spending the day in
Stamford.
Edwin O. Keeler and wife returned
from their California trip on the noon
train today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Selleck have re-
turned from a two weeks’ visit among
the White Mountains.
Mrs. A. 0. Hunt and son, of New Hu-
ven. are the guests of Mrs. Charles Wil-
llama, of the borough.
J. D. Jennings, of Elm street, has
gone to Amenio.N. Y., to accompany
his mother back to Norwslk.
Mrs. J. 0. Crown went to New London
yesterday to visit friends. She will also
visit Camp Embler during the week.
Mrs. P. A. 'I‘olles and daughter Lizzie
bsvo gone to Metncben, N. J., on a
short visit among friends and relatives.
Miss Annie James. who has been
spending a few weeks. in Dorian. retum-
ed to her home in the borough last even~
rug.
Miss Lizzie Ferguson. who has been
visiting relatives on Catherine street. re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia this
morning.
Profemor George Everett Wales, of
Milton, Mass" who has been visiting
Fred Stanley, of the borough, returned
horns yesterday.
Miss Nettie Gibbs and u psrty of
Bridgeport friends who have been on-
csmped at Lake Wsccsbuc. returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. F. St. John Lockwood left town
this morning for on extended trip to
Michigan. She was accompanied by
her youngest dsugbter.
bliss Irene Connors, of Brooklyn, and
Misc Lena Grows, of this city. left for
Camp Emblor this morning. where they
will remain during the week.
WALTER MITCHELL DEAD.
Pneumonia Causes the Death of the Mun
Injured at Ooomtows.
Walter Mitchell, the young man who
wasinjursd bys trainon tbe Hausa-
tonio road swesk sgo Sundsy. died at
the Dsnbury hospital esrly yesterday
morning.
Mitchell was found lying beside the
rsilrosd truck between Brsncbvllle sud
Georgetown about mid-night. lie bad
been struck by a passing train. but his
injuries were not considered of a lflOflS
assure. Tho physicians said thst he
would recover. sud there sppesred no be
no doubt of it when he was taken to the
hospital.
He lsy out of doors nesrly all night
after meeting with the wcidsnt. and the
exposure loud to pneumonia sud «used
his death.
Mitchell wss shout thirty years old
sud unmarried. Ho bud been employed
at the wire mill st Georgetown.
The remains were taken to (Morge-
town.
Medical Examiner Wilst‘of Dsnbury.
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. . wot-to Gauruwowsvs
f sxsmlsowitswssasodssosrtabwbsfisr
thssoglussrorfirsmsnwsrsrssposslbls
for the scoldsnt. Both men ssy they
didnotsssllltcbsll until stter he was
struck.
no I‘ll]!!! law’s SEWER.
A very curiuuo up: clmsn of humanity
wss on the street yesterdsy morning.
He wss olothul in s red gingham. suit
with an old “in jscket. I!» s
psil' of rubber boots with to. . cut
of! andcsrristl alsrgs kettle t. . i he
uses for cooking sud us old h... well
fillod. and s hugs club. Be is evidently
so eccentric ludividosl who to start-
lng out with s desire too-Mrs! the old
Wurst: fornotoristy. but is Diet
lacking msny of the qualities wbhb the
ordinary knights of the road pa...
_Hsrasdsluqolrlssforaturnptksto
’Yorkstatosudsssmad to baluoh dis-
turosd whoa ho lulled to fist-soy lu-
rorsrstton as to its wbsvsshosu. Be is
W
ncuorsruoLcmm.
WI: 30 I016“!
u ur “spawn“!
OAIIPEIuIm, Nun-no, August 10.
ThsfirstdsyoftheConneotloutmillfls
in csmpwassmuobgrsslernooem .
lam-unwind. notion - t
illttths Fourth regimentsrrlvad‘stg, ‘ ~
tic st 10:30 o’clock. after-so
trip. It was raining
served the purposoof willed”
and making the march to the «hip
ground less a-oylng than If is bulbs-
necesssry to trump themes!
dusty streets of Nicolle. fish registrar,
upon Arriving, strove to form sud;
into camp first. The Fourth
quickest time. hosting the other ssgl.
msnts by several minutes. The‘.
drum psrsdo wss '
mam Walton
assigbly plessad with it. ~
fortune while unloading file
The lsrgo company chose slipped from
the wagon and the edge of lsslrssk on
his right foot, causing a painful injuy.
Robert Wood, of first Norwalk, for
many years a member of Compouy D.
but now of the New Rsvsn Light
Guards, was overcome'by the hose yu- .
terdsy afternoon and was carried to his
tent on a stretcher.
Lieutonsnwolonel Jsmu C. Crows is
field officer of the day 10-day. I'd-mot-
row Captain Russell Frost will be, oflosr
of the day and on Thursday lieutenant
Charles Oakes will serve in the Isms
capacity.
This morning, at 10:15 o’clock, the
regimental stairs, attired in fstigus Inl-
form. with side arms, will go to the na-
tion to meet Governor Buckelsy sud Gl-
cort him to camp.
Corporal Scott, of Compsuy F, was ill
lust evening and bad the misfortune It)
lose his false teeth. »
Several men of the Fourth regiment
were confined to their tools last night
suffering with nausea and nervous m
tration. It looked out that they were
taking a stroll through the country yes-
terday and becoming thirsty, decided to
apply at a farm house for s drink of
milk. They clsmbered over a some
well by the roodwsy and uppsouohud the
rear of a house they saw in them.
The owner was found' In the wood yard,
schickeu in one hand sud an ullifted
hatchet in the other. Swish went
the hatchet and all came the chick-A's
head. A tiny stream of blood
forth, the sight of which filled the boys
with horror and sent them buck tocsmp
so sicktbat tbeybsd toga to bedfor re»
paim. _________________
AN ABSENT MIND!!!) JOURNALIST.
“The Sonttnol"mls with W
Rodsmoysr at Lust.
We have been patiently watching sud
waiting for an opportunity to get even
with Brother Rodemeyer, of the Norwslk
Gazette, for the numerous unkind cuts
he has given Tun Smmn. all of which
we have borne silently sud uncomplaln-
ingly. Ab, ha. ' We have the “M,
Rudy, dear boy. Here it is in Med
minion, from the Dsubury News: '
d Bodemeyer. of It)be Norwslk M.
oes not come to so ofnu w
‘° “*1'11' ”1“? 11?... 1'11““
Is ose t s arrives
mthsyflouestonic station: ‘9'“
he happened” In town on bushes. When
he reached thodo for thereturu to
the little town w are be plaid-over
i.
it.
the destinies of a villsgs bouw a
number of (is? under {311...} shot].
A tor ssvers nqolriea howas mad
that the trsin for Norwalkw was
‘13:
8'!
him, sud with the dignity tbst
prommtly charszrtsristloill with
saute august nopun
ronsge on the sbsdy sale 01%
cars.
.Body is s pt-
:5?
par.
E
Being snrsnaewspsper
slstoot sucker for instruction, so he took
from his pocket a well thumbisd
spores and bsd soon form she
in his search for knowledge. '11qu pus-
edonslluonotlosdbythssolliurypas- .
longer, who wss so sbsorbsdlu lutbo p.» ‘3
suit for information that ho wu for tho °
time like one who had suddenly
out of existence. I
“NW“ “1"“ m “ ""
on i All I
out of the window Ito mm mm
train wss no loogsr in
lspporgsvo blmnotlmsf J
bowsmflo lusvolss a3...
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1-
mint}: that?" tlmldly asked
It 011 will? , llllk
you t bounced. slang
c are not In Norwslk
we 2"
"Norwslk " Nsw. " sjseulstsd
brskomsn. for such be I. s m
ed tons. "You ain't left
You t out o’bsrs now’
to up the our. ”
Rudy looked out of tho windows
and tints sod saw the
towntosstlllhnstfor
himtbs wasthsosr
Norwalk Chronicler