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DIRECTORY
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'1‘)“ OF NOBWALK.
AtbbreviatlorrsN Nc'r'walk; SUN—Southon
max,“ “Sim»;'
mom who are not II-
M as» would flmt o!
0'0". ram.“ degree. will be found
rumor. In Ivory business trans-
action, :1! wall worthy of all patron.“
ext-dad tot horn.
‘13“)ng “ let I,
mug IBON WORKS CO. e. '1
’ ”we. .lrrldg'c.
ARCHITECTS.
It. s. new It “rim-«Ind
INAPP. Wm WI!
RANDALLIINEBD. cor. ltalnaadWallsts. N.
scale,prospcctirs Mfrs» drs.win8
Airwoman.
Jam one» mWfl1n.N. Real
mm
a phonemic. ’3? trump. u,‘
pen. mun” NAMIMWIIMDM
gain]. shawl. WM
citrus. ‘ladirILS N. Sole
sgutforhm‘scelelntedm Wali.N.
WMLMnmear Pure
confsstlurysndicecrcam. P'i'eislrgcodgdall‘y>
WILBO ‘B Iade‘ Broad ram
mmfiatmnl’iuer'm, '.ltl’l»ce
CINTRAL NATIONAL ..TMWAII It. N-
fimum EL. gyro, lw'vloe
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, as Washingtoust.
nearlainSHN Capital aim-om surplus“:
an n B. Rowan. Dre-idem; 3-00
trm,culticr.
PAIRFIRLDN COUNTY NATIONAL mm
as Wall sgN Capital
Prat, Jame» Hyatt; viceprrgt.
O. keelcr; cashler,LewisC (”Green
win
P COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The,51
Wall N. Deposius , um
wnsfi S. loudy prest; .Craw.vice
M J“mmMlfil'rtutiii'taiv m 51 Wei.
0 ALBA‘i OF .
mNAfi- “WEI”: ifi'diw Eben
Price. cashier. ISBN If?!“ lit-ilmliilli
.. ‘- r‘p {- A. "M
B '. itc , ’. .
WE: willuukcrs' lore ,lnnufscturers,
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. The. \i all st, N
Osmium lus “WOW Georg:
' I. adult» WBBmufurd, vlce Uproar) ,
B.
NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK The, Do
89 moverswm surplus “Mum Alden Sol
mph»; John II. Knatraspp, . Interest
dcpcators. Honey loaned on mortgage.
BEEP. (Wholenln. )
SOUTH NONWALK BEEP CO. S. N. Hammond
beef. pcrk,sheep,lsmb. veal, etc. beef and
TB“ Vi I. G 0).. N. Amour's
proviyunrs.l Home dressedlnrnlraudmutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX'I‘ON,J.F. Post ctilce b01435, N. Circulars
folded In over I‘ll! Sunday paper».
BLACKSMITHS.
CABRMGBOT. foot Raymond st.S N. Horse—
ahocings» stectalt
BRIDGE BUILDERS. de
”GROWS 3.00. P. Oboxfi‘fi, S. N. bull re
ofhrldgq, docks. pile foundation». etc
BOOT AJD SHOE DEALERS
BROWN, H. S. So. Main st. S. N. custom Work and
repulringaspeetalu'. _ .
BARVBY,C. II. No. Main at, S. N. specialties in
shoes and rubbers.
ICHAOBJOBNA'JON. Kr Washington st, S N.
pod succulent atlo w prices.
nooa AND SHOE REPAIRING.
work neatly and promptly done.
munnwns AND STATIONBBS.
mm, J ARTHUR. N. card engravuig, wed
ding ,base hall and tennis good».
PLAIN?! ' G 8T0 at Washington st
ii. N. Simon-£39m angina-l stationery. ,
BOX MAKERS. (Wood and Paper. ) m
mm. P. WOW“, S. N. manufacturer of
L homers; General shopjobbing.
BUILDING MTBBIALSS N also
MJOBN II. It. Washington st,
his» arm. sewer pipe. hay. straw. etc
mm. '1'. Water at, N. brickcf
finmflcfim‘ halr,cic., Alsoblue
m BROS. Ill also. Philadal hi» and
“mgl’ionthfiHMwuwtfldmmt.
Bums. Gillian. EGGS, to.
BOSTON BUTTS! BOUSKuatdocrmths-Posr
of All diluent
mod-hole domestic. All
Mdmse‘xxl. cauusdgoodactc
camels momenta
DAN'N “3.60 WallskN. Wham
Malamute-murmurs...
emu-nuts AND stimulus.
CBOWBJAIES C. IMAM S. N. estimates
105W mulls»! to.
HORTON. WI. A. flh’layloravmfl.fl. Jobflug
promptly will
D. Willi", LN. Indsni
RANDALL].
nub! malogive
Whores.” WMMAapsclalty.
NATIONDJ. BNWAtuskSN aanufarmm
d brackets, coruublockaccl
I... scrollsawiugsuo
tar-tug. flat
bottom“
Johbisgdoas. Estimates rm. 51—0.
charisma”. ..B 18 Grove at. S. N. Jobbing
W!
WILSONJ. B. shopc‘rousguculalu H-Ollcscor
Wsllst. audhetdeuavs.,N. manned working
mmm turning. Loam
soil-stem leery waned. Telepkcosnumbum
mun-n AND otwmns.
WABOYT. IWWN wWash-
hgtcust, AN .ertluleoadr salient.)
CMAGI IANUPACTUBIBS.
TILLY,BBNRY,NoIalun,S.N. ursuufscturvrof
gl.rsvrlorepalriug
z". INN. router Mammal»-
o All swam.“ ‘ '
. mamas.
D - / ‘ i N “d
.' ' arraignment“
nth-mucous.
MTHOLIC GOODS. m
m.T.ACO.mlalnsr,N. new
'LM‘IIIMMWI.
m P1P! IANUPAO’I'UIIIB.
LIONABD,CBAS.T.Wssw N. all rim and
sip», also arttlclal lisp». , st».
GIG“ BOX moracrmguumu
Lilian-ball 8 Ian
UI’ JOIINégtAS. and “boas.“
' (BOA. MNUI'AOTUIEILB.
BOYTAOMIADCIOARCO. Midfield»
manufacturers
III
mzmu‘anwmmmn.
“Alumni, I. I. abhbbtfn
I'LL ”Gm“
mm
WJJION. GWuhhgrnmSNle-
“flu... Mum-cl
WOO ON.IIIIAIi.N. Allcrdsvsmy
50W- [mm m B.
"N Oflcehscrsdnra. todpnru So. "
KENDALL, OEOI.‘ 8. D.D..B Was «I.
“killings . N. Midi...” DJI-
NIZWKIRK. J. c.0308”. Mi,
MW (”EMILE
w‘ii‘bwfr. no.» nu sum
.1 t
Booths. rn. todp.t.u. Gawadrmsd.
nooks. sunmnnnrns.
Slalom. nsco. itsirwmrsml. inning»
ocdwork, Ielcbcell.
imam arm onvrxh mm.
Mr, I. DChcnnutlgBN. WM
MW
“HOMMMflM and“
plpaaiolluelissiudlsw.
limos arm moan.
nnW»..r-em
. GREGORY, J.O. ”W113“? Miskdlmr
arpriocs
lllGGSJ mdA ll lain st,N. mournjlfty
Ave d'lifusnt perfume».
PLAISTKD‘S ”Washingtonsgs N. palmtrnde
ysiclans‘
other, rte. Pr- prescription» a specialty.
Dru-Goons.
m m.JI».&SON3>——“'I'IDElvin-Billie"No.2
MN. Drygond», oil cl
“'83": cm-
BANKARKMahackemo Bore) block. 8. N. dry-
gcods, notions. gloves. etc. Unduwearaspccialty.
BENNme P.19Mslust.N. Bmlucssastab-
lished over forty-two years.
OgifimN, A. drSON, “Washington 31.8.N.
1M»,
SCOI’IELD Jr BOYT, dGaaette 'bldg. N. 68 Wuh-
lugtmst, s. N. (See Advert'uomt.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Genetic bldg. N. Dry
good». fancygoods. uclionsaudhoeiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO odlco railroad station,Ill S.
N.aud43WAllst N. kxprcm forwarders toall
pert» of the nor Passenger trainscxvicc. Low
me» Lestu Hunt, agent.
12mm.
BUWXTON a BBUNDAGB, otllcsst Benedict‘s.“
In“. N. Our motto, ‘promptsttontlon. "
UAWVANAGB S EXPRESS, furniture and
piano» moved. leaveordusat stetl'aS. N.
SHERWOOD W. W.. N. .1... at post-oliceaud
Hale's Careful and prompt service
IX'I‘BAC‘IS, "HEROES, no
BYXBEE. 13.3. &C0.99Mainlt N. Manufactur-
ers ol Sootield‘s celebrated driv onng extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N manufacturer» of
due extracts. P. S..Anib|u.
FEB’I'ILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley‘ s super phosphate eure-
ial manuree. landplutcr, ground bone wood
SMITH, W II. A. 00. Water st, N. agents for Wil-
liams Clark & Co.» stumlurdfcrtiliz
rm: BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS adlnary shapes in stock, spec-
ial» to order,dre mortar.sand, chimney due lining»
FISH. OYSTEBS, CLAIIS. ETC.
BUN'I'A ZELUPP. GlWAatiiugton *8. N. In»
tLh oysters. clam». fruit», game, vegetables,“ c.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. or Taylor avenue, S. N. Also
stonsdculer.
RAYMOND BROS. connectors for dog. concrete,
asphalt, brick, cm and gravel walks.
I'LORIDA STEAM AND “0'! warns
HEATERS.
IBBKBR, W. B. a. 00. Music Hall block, S. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEN" FLOUR, the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
I.‘ BOBMRDIBU, DANIEL. east and of Washington
st bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS hay. straw. hour and feed in
package. load, car orcargo let's.
KBDIILL. Darlen.0rofoct a Rose. Gram. chute
pound feed, graham and ryeilour
motors.
BERG, PAUL. Woodward Place. SN .piants. cut
flowers and ornamental piece) trade to order.
GUIGU P. L. qud st. UnionOrMcryN
Plantslf’cutll hm Worn work A.qrcciaity
IcliAY, JOHN, B. N. our the depot. Bedding
ls—cut flowers and floral work of all kind».
humans a specialty.
SlII'I‘Bm JOHN B So. lain st,s Vibe oldestand
best known florist in this violiriity. Plan cut
nowuuetc. Floralwukof all kinds-lapse ty
and dour promptly
IDENTITY“ DIALBBB.
comm. THEODORLWashlugton st,(cast end)
Furniture, looking glasses, picture frames, etc.
CBAM A WIII'I'I'LISBY, fl lulu at. N. (Ray
mond's old stand) Sec advutiscm-l.
RAYIOND GEO. II. new stochiiandstlIalnst.
N. Mrdoors Above old m.
STOW DAmfl.$.ll, “daemlallsklN.
Furniture, messes.“
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LlGlI'I‘ COIPANY, ofloc in
Water st, N Gas for light. heat andpowor
Coke-la cents per Mel. Coal cal'l'ar this» dol-
lars per barrel. pec extra.
GBOCIBS. (Whole-ale.)
HOLMES a Assumes-min Wail stN. wholo
legroccr». dour, grain, hay, sic.
SBLLKCK BROS. “and “Wall st. N. shouts
grocers, dour ,fcsrl. grain, hay. etc.
GBOCBBS.
BROWN {DWILCOXI 70 Washington at. S. N. sols
W“ “C NBAD. l Washington S. N.
lllwliltlt. 0 It at,
choicsgruculcsaud trrovidcu».
I'lllltlli. CllAB Bsuccessor to Hulchlas,
Balust'.S.N. lablcdcllcadcsfnrlaflly
HNNBOANAO'leLLY. lat lain st. N loss.
issd,hay,strsw. sud'wpcd.
101‘ error rut: accrue
rm“ '9
.WsuavamluwiasgN. canned
whilst.”
G Nell-58. ldlrrbthsbgt
GUYHAWKT. "Hm, 9. II. hono-
mmunw Sits-Lav». marines-.13.
sump-imam. an
LAWTON r. osco. arson-in
carlcsauills biodellcsciss. ii' ”
L'IIOIIIIDIIU, DANlmcastsudciW
“bridge AN. teas, css.splc»»,a sew.-
MOORIA llAitlAN, o.lshrn,ssersst. All.
crispness-lav. frcrolgnfrclts.“
rs
NEW YOBB'I'BACO" ”Manx—1W3
'I‘css,codscsaud spiass spatially.
NICKEIlSONhDB’l'l‘B. HandmNAIAILN. a
spacialtyaradsoftablsdsllcacres.
OTIIAIB. BRO Wiltouavs. andtlclroclst.Ns
Newsrorrrmswgocdsaudmpucsu.
IIYHOUR. 0. B. I! Wsdrl at. MS. N.
glamour lasted Wimp .33:
VALDkN, CHAS. II bWallst,N. Croatsuy ha
ter,c cbsssarw. tslrlsdellcacins, muse.
IIA'I'I’IIS' "III. at?“ on
ASCII. JOISIPIIJ. llamas N alsotcvsisrs
anamttAirrnlllJco. town mmfl
it. cfssflsklaapl
as “Win-ran
"‘11:". rooms. I
Hum A At- S 21.qu oandu,
mam boas».
light on éanlngs,
HAT! AND CAPS. mull.)
kNAPP Till BA 91' 3.1!.
aspsslslty mmmm
llA'l‘ IIAH lilAO’flI I!“
ll
anV loudest-Alli. Ihsfll
establishes
militias-rid.”
our. mu Wat-radians»
IAYIOIDI “comp":aamom
“lulu.“ m
Nawl‘srkollcs ”'" d:
rfiflrw col. gum dabmsl.
Wm WM EN lineup ‘
microg- ecu-sud aid. casual'
0000B ym h
LAISTID’S “BOOB ,wsrrsnlsd car».
I,giannla'etnrsdatGIWulrirrglcnn. 8.x ,
moans! an) cums”.
NASIIJ. ll “glimmer. lainud'ulghl.
UNIVERSALSTORETMNo Iain acarWau,
lamps. aockuy, glsuwu». slit-mam
'DBNTIB’I'B.
.m TAYLOR
SN.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,“ NONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1890.
'3 mm mourns-v.
mm,J.T.Glaill.Emm-d
“ITEWJLOOOJIIIII 17 WMKIJIIK-
us’arld ‘
0
. whine-“mm
nmum».
WEB. DWAII Mandamus».
andrqralrlugusatl usatlydgs.
I 3&8“ BEGIN:
U'HAR. J N Iain N. medal»
alien macaw emf. drivirigkh trotting horas».
HOTELS.
WAN]! IBIII‘II N.J.0.0olllu.
m It.
GIBIANIA Hmnwmm
NOB‘IYALK Bfil’m'fl. II. B. depot.
OLDWRLLBOT NW hington S.NBccd
Bavfludworslolgri Bursitis» W‘kl
H0083 mania GOODS.
MEL mnuwum'msr.» N. crockery.
mlclm bunnies.
BUBCHAND. B.“decu Faint M...“SN dso
“mm [,7. :2.
, amiss. ‘
COMMENWKWOODJ Ilahr'hN.‘ Issac-
anoeand utatelnallitsbrauchas.
LAY'I’ON, ACOBI. Wuhlngwu ncxttoPO
SN. ilre.plateglas»,aocldmtaudlic.(sccadv.)
LOCKWOOD. W). cor. HalnsndWallsts, N. Real
estate, invesruisu l»,icausnegw'ated.clc.
BORRRLLA L‘BONI‘KDINU. ”Washingtouat,
SN strictly first-classcorripanicarcprcsontsd.
GOLDEN. 45 h 47 Washington It,
hateandlusurauce.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN‘LLIYB INS. (20.. S. S. L'-
Homatcdisu, Wm It. 8 N. sec-d.
INTBOPOLITANLIIBINS. 00. so Washington
as. N. P. J. Grubb asslsraritrupt.
NORWALK FIRE ms. 00.. N. In successful
business since 1860 No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. to W-ashing
toast, S. N. Jno. Frenchasst. superintendent.
. INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUFURD Ii. 1!. Alumni: bidg, N 6% XBotlds
liddluex Banking and Equitable H‘t go 00».
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. B. l CO. is and 17 Water If». N.
spring». axle». carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
W3 3.1 slandbciiaterst, N iron work
of all kinds.
TIIE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st. S N'. “in. B lloyt. proprietor.
IBON POUNDBIBS.
GILES A CLANUY at The Norwlik ImuWorks
00., and also It Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELBBS.
minus. A. S. 3980. Main at S N Icp. City Hotel.
SN ilnewalchrepaidngaspecial t.y
IIOY'I‘, II. B. 1830. Main 82.8. N. strictlydrstclau
goodaat low prices.
JACKSON LBGRAND, lidWrillstfl .wstches, dla
moods. etc I-‘tue watch repairing a specialty
ROOI). II. S. diamonds, watchm jewelry, silvcrund
plated ware. repairing aspoclaity 3‘! Main st, S. N.
LAW 338. “5
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. rooms mMuonlc b'd‘g. Wall
st borough. Notaryanrlll
FROST. RUSSE t No. lain st, “2:05am. law
business of All kins «Mildly [SW
BUBLBU'I‘T J. BELDEN roomsh and 6 Gazette
building, whom borough
trout, sous uoi we wmmms it now,
WKWOOD EDWARD I. rot-n I Guam» blag.
Attorucymotuyndpcmlou»
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room a. Palrlleld Co. Nat.
Bunkbsildln g, N. (.‘ounssllorat
WALSH, JOHN J. rooutl Basonicbulldiug. Wall
Db v
umv "Ants.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and bond-
ing rubles. Olilce No. 8 River ION
GREGORY. 630. S. It Knight st N. Pine turn-
out» a specialty. Telephone 38-3.
LOCK HANUIAC‘I'UIIEBS.
LOCKWOOD NANCFAC’I'URING 00. Us at S.
N. Iauufscturcn of buildm' hardware. ton
onloe 36 Pearl st; New York amen 99 Bcado st.
Chicago other in Lake st.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, S. N. New York
olllceOECbauibcrsst. Locks and bullden’ hard
ware; designers; lounders- workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze, bras» and iron.
LUIBEB 0mm“.
HILL, 3; .l. 9 Water st. N. All kinds of tubercle
livered to any point by rail. learn or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWAIJI IRON WORKS CO. The, Water st,
It. SUNGmeraluiac
:3! KW f .Babbimre
palrsfa' ties mush-in
SCOI'IBLD. W]. A. KulgbtmN. Newmachlnuy
marten-d repairing promptly stranded to.
“DIET GARDENEIII.
JENNINGS A WATKRBUBY, S. N. buriu and All
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
manure.
A IODKL mm. B) Wall st N.Wm.WIrdIblL
prop... beef. veal, larnb mutton and poultry.
AVISON.A the Initial. N. murmur“.
oystu». clans.»ud Wealtops,
,cuunsd goods. etc.
0.0.
BINNI’I'I' G BUSTED, meat», fish. 0 lob
sters. clams, frults,rtthc lain ln,S.»t
BISSRLL. DANAC. ill lulu st, N. choicsuscsts.
poultry.lls 11W W:
liltl'I'TO‘ S CENTRAL lAllKB'i‘. ll Wain at. N,
Into, vogelabla. fruits, poultry, at lowest price»
v
CARR, WILLIAN ll. Benedict m [N
mmfrubvsgstabiss-iowcstcash
PARIONGTON J. A. inanimwul ,llslr, 0 slots.
huimbutmctc, It.
GKIST (Illuflchsstuutshdfl. cuisines».
.....n..m;.... mare-h mhpriccs.
BAYIS I'll“) ldNo lulu all! ..N primeursats
ofallkluds. hotnsrcudered avpsclAlty.
JUDSON.8A. l'G. WWW [Alssadllsvl
land Choice-uh .
W. m "WEN” ...
we:
LYONS. A. l., Old Well Mama Nb. lulu u.
Nprimsuscstssudpoultryatlowcstprlcos.
IAbluifilN, m‘meS N. choice
arson. omvsgatablu, dimmer»
PICKEIIING, II. ii. Bastavemp schoolhouse, EN.
"""ME’... WutW-hluguin no. N.
SCIIAU co
nrlctly nut», tryasparhlty.
liltiTil‘S WASBING‘I'ON MARK", “Wash
lonu,S.N. Inesisslssndpuultryffirfs-llytrsda
lPuJANL-J W id inc-std st. wagon ru-
dailyall tbstow».
W. I mane-men
w‘liu‘mér oftowrr with dissfrsshaud tut-at».
WIXONJ. ansumN. Choice-scars. pool
in. Mumblunbsmnsm “to
gangs; AN: GIANT!"
m stu . Warn
M ”as!“ w’u'kubodsalu i»
WINEI. W Mlalnmll Iarbicsndgraur
lt»uarnnrncnts,beadstcncs,stc.posts,
IASONI Alto BUILDIII.
smoon, BINRY in West av», 8.1!. All klath
of stuns lessen contracts tun.
MMIWMMQEMm
smwmmu woe-cart Jobbing
N. Allkiubof
“lemlmflv ly in.
Int
sun-om 'I'Alwul.
WILD“ Wlnfil. Amngur-
‘
K000 r.trsmamu.sn.mmrs¢
I .
mmiiljsilrusshasa It Was
Mam
Wfl‘flW’m“
mom l “APP.
KW! monarch-summin-
minimu;u ....
«Jam-mantmganJm
PAWOI’I'I“ Maura-miss». awn-r
fist-Hum WWW my
angina it LISo.lalust.B.N "r...
so '
or. “1% mailman mourns”
, IUBIO moans».
Wifllsinw immm
PEI mmme. 191“! 1‘.”le
udrfiganlnst nst.roctlon It,
”mandolin-LN. “mm
HUNTINGTéN.m..IflIahd,I lell-
NASHEIISSJ’KNNIIK. I!” I.
swrmwrrnsy J. m
A R. teachéof
...... ...... Wren-M.
WaiItJJI.
NIWID .
BODWRLL. B I. thlrlngtoam ..N bill
WBBILBEJ.B.‘IA:WaahingIoust-brldp,8.l
WWI-“D '
mmnvonu mansions».
mrl‘ ”insurer-sass;
cry's N4 ngfhmm Myrrh S. In,"
'PODMO WI. undrrSalvstlanrur Barracks.
S. N. l'f‘iE'tovcs,rarrysuncckcry “Mitt-c.
OYSTER PLANTBBSANDOIALBBS.
BBLLBIRAH P. 0. chIII, S.N.whobuulsl‘
shlppcrofcyllorsand N.
11.1 footcfllayulmd 8. whole-
saloiltiicrin Inluoo nylon. I.’
BOY'I', W. HASON. lsththN. "foot of
Ba tars. exportuland
in vsoystus.
“ED 5 HOUSIAN. IMWII-ILS. N. flint-l
audahlppcrsolNcrwalk oystcf».
VANNAfiJ. L. £00.. 9.0. Mull.
whclssuloaudsctail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. Ale
orpcprofq .Riveraid» are S. N. Stovcs,Stcam
r Putnam
IMO Sold
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND maths.“
PROWI'I‘T, J. 1'. to Main It. N Jam‘s lath.
Issury and Wadsworth‘» mixed paint».
RAYMOND BROS. chett's, Atlantic tics»! We
head, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMl'l‘fI, W. [1. A00. 153 i" Waterst.N. aged»
for Innzman A: lan‘mcz paints.
PAPER HANGINGG.
PRA'I'I‘ A 00. Water near Wall. N. alsopalnts.
oilsand gm st,
PROWIT'I‘J.T. «NatashN. windowshuds»,
Hollands, dxtnrss. etc.
TAYLOR & ('0. 521 Main It. N. also hardwue,
paint». oils. glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN.C. A. n lain rt, N. Instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty.
NORTB. O. s 78Wuhingtonst. S. N. one call
only and that thebee q ”
RBADMAN. P. 3. Gazette build: N. Cabinet
photograph» 82.50 pcr do»; out) do». 32.50.
PIANO TUNE!“ AND BKPAIBIBS.
BENDEE, C. I". Lockwood Ball. N. Also dealer in
Nance. organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANTING KILLS.
RANDALLIINBB D. IN. Allkludsofwood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
Hermann. W. I]. Basic Ball block, S N.
Plumbing. steam and gas clung.
NASB.P. ILABRO. cw. lfalnndeMS. N.
Plumbing and gas biting. rams andbaaaus.
RMIAIOADS.
NORWALI BOBSI RAILWAY 00.1...» W.
Hyatt. prest.; ldwln G. lion. in
NBA]. ESTA" AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB ll. Washington st. next to P 0.
S N pvoputy for ale, hocscs to rent. (see adv.)
IOBBELL A L‘IIOMIIBDIIU. 95 ll sshington st.
S..N sailing. renting and collard ng.
WILSON. 0 3. Garrett» bldg. N. Investments and
moricyto loan. Also insurance written in hat
o_f tovnpanlu At the lam rater.
WOODWARD I. A No. Balust, S. N. house» 0
rent and building lot» (or ale.
BES'I‘AURAN‘IS.
“WWW“ N. warraraealsat all
hours. dinner 3x:
dletY‘s. 1590. train ace. N The but 25c dinner
in the city. Board by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
Rm W B. A SON. BWashington st. S N.
Hydraulic and Civil engineers
SCHOOIS. (Private)
BAIIID'S BIBS INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard a, N.
Young ladies boarding and day school
NORWALK MILITARY INST'ITUTlN. Pranks.
Robert s. principal. Circular on request
MEAD. It». Hillside. N. Day and boarding school
“ill;
Circlhnwlllhs
SEWING "CHIN“
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steals. Repairing»
emu CON'I'IIAC‘IOIS.
RAY'IOND BROS. sewers built. water pipes laid
cscsvatlngfil lung, landsapo gardening.
8B0! MNWAC'I'UBEBS.
LOUNSBUBYJA’I'BBWSON A CO. SN. Iadr
flue shoes.
030.3.WKBDACO. aadsalcwocurn. 73.
mmorrWsrums . WWI“.
lanai-strum of ‘ other and children s
Ins footwear for the moi trade.
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Saturday closed the most successful
driving meeting svcrbcld in Norwalk,
Including four days‘ racing and twelve
as good races never were seen at one
meeting on any track.
The three-yarold colt race was first
on the programme and was won In three
straight hosts by E Johnson’s“Prlnoc
Miller.” T. H. lorisou’s'Tickctt,"driven
by W B. Lockwood, made the winner
“Imitation.
snowman-mm N ‘
mam sax.
The double-team rice name next. E
.Bsdl’ord drove his own team. "Chief"
and “William 0.," and E. 3. Bass drove
Wm. Neelsy’ s “Bockett” and "Gerald. "
Ir. Bsdford won the first heat easily in
2:48. “Rocker." and "Gerald. " in the
hands of Mr. Baa», did not not well, as
the time show». In the second heat Mr.
Bedford drOve to beat the best double-
traru record on tbip track, and did it.
making the mile in 23%. Mr. Neeley’s
team did a little better in this heat. Be-
tween one of the beats in the other races
Mr. Nesley got behind his learn and drove
them a half in 1:10}. Had be driven the
two boats of the race his horse» would
undoubtedly have made A better ’how-
ing and given the winners more of a
race. IIr. Bedford was not satisfied
with heating the track record and came
on the track again to beat 2:80, but
"Chief" threw a shoe, and when he was
taken out to have it put. on it was found
that he had cut himself quite badly, and
had to be taken to the stable. The teams
were fine ones, and the pleasure their
owners afforded by bringing them on
the track was appreciated by the and-
ience and the socceiaiion.
Tue 52:40 race for trotters and pacera
was won by W. H. Lockwood? "Vic-
tcry." The field consisted of five good
horses. and four well contested heats
were necessary to decide the race. "Vic-
tory,” who was origtnuiiy a trailer with
a record of 2:85, and has been made to
pace since he came into lir. Lockwood’s
possession. lost the second heat by going
into his old gait down the home stretch.
His record in this race shows that his
speed has been increased by the skillful
handling of his present owner.
SUMMARY.
13:40 Plus Pam» and Trotters—Pairs 8230
V II. hicksood‘i» Victory ............ i z! 1 I
P lhnysrs Hum ................. :3 l 3 '3
ll. Gmlrd‘sttcsautcnd ...«t 5 2 5
fl Alrls' Loyols. .. , .‘t t t r
T Dentls'Dau........ ......3 3 4 5
Time—2:32. an an” 332x
The free for-All pncmg race was a fast
one. but one of the least interesting of
the meeting. The time was not what
was expected. The horses, with the
exception of the winner, broke badly.
and with the exception of the first qusr.
ter in the last best, were strung out with
wide- gaps between them. In this heat
”HODPSly" made a rush and carried
“Monkry Rrila"to the quarter in .35.
Turn he threw ashes and broke, and
mdurlng the heat did not recover better
mtban third position.
‘ SUIIARY.
Free for- Al Pacts—Purse m.
W. A. Colliuslasklyllolla ............. I I I
Burma Poa'slloneaty ...... ..2 2 3
a LSardys'llochdmon ..d :l d
J S Brown‘s. ....... ..d «I d
I. Bennett‘s Virginia” ...dls.
Tile—:3 2m 22» rlsx
At the close of this race “Monkey
Roth” was bought by William Neeley,
of New Haven. for about .2. 000.
1va are cannon” sxo omen 7.x-
PILLBD. c
After the decision of the judges Fri-
day. rxpeliltlg P. J. Donovan, the driver
of “Frank IcGrogor.” and lining I.
Ptehrrty. his owner. $400, and suspend-
ing him and his horse till paid. the
Inuit!» of driver-Ind owner made strong
pppssls focus. 0o thslrrspsessnv‘a)
lloll the ind!” moludsd to rsducs ills
driver's puobhuenrutoiupsvfloniflr
the season. llr. Plsksrty cans to tbs
stand Saturday and was informed by Ir.
Johnson in the moat gruilsrnanly uran-
oer that the judges had decidrdio let
his case remain as first decided, and that
he could Appeal. deposit the coronal of
«be fine with the secretary of theNs-
lion-I Associatloo,aod go on with his
horse until the Bosrd mat in Decembcu
and considered sod finally settled the
cur, when the money would be returned
or retained in accordance with their dr-
cisiou. Ir. Fishrrty then exhibited great
rugr. and emphatically told Ir. Johnson
that he would not pay the four hundred
“dollars. II» was very abusive. and used
the most insulting, profane and vii»
langu'ago In the stand and in front of It
in the presence and hearing of all pres-
ent. As acorisrqarnor, and in accord-
ance with the oapllott provision of the
rules. Ir. Johnson vary prornply expell-
ed him and his horse.
Those who had intercedsd for Inns)
hrrty, including the secretary of the
Derby mum, immediately with
drew their appeals, and were unanimous
in the declaration that Ir. Plahmy’s
condom had has» racer rssrsbsuslfl» and
disgraceful. and that his punish-rant
“should fit to the fullest “bill.
It is now quits conclusively know»
with! Ir. Haber" forosd his driver to
will“. iks two W buts I Its
iii race I!» culslaly braid saver
snub be Allowed oaths tracksof the
National succiulon. Nothing could be
more uugspllsrusulyor uncallsd forlbsn
his conduct and language in and About
the judges’ and grand stand altar balls-
gao his cuss of llr. Johnson, and he
ougbtto havsbc‘sn compelled to leave
the grounds at once.
in: ourvsu or "Hormones” new.
It was announced from the stand dur-
ing the afternoon that William Riley.
the driver of "Independence,” was fined
twenty-five dollars for refusing‘tc start
and leaving thstrack in the members?
frss-fonull races on Friday,” and he is
suspended until the fine is paid.
These decisions, we believe, were just
and timely. If the driving track asks
for the patronage of the public it must
protect itu patrons from fraudulent driv-
ing and unbecoming and rebellions cort-
duct of owners and drivers. The no»
course cannot be msdsdcssrving of pub-
lic panoosg» lnsnyotlnr way, and the
sooner it in fully realized that are riiles
of racing will be . filmed on hdfarii‘lle
as well .8 hill» the pierces it will
be for all concerned.
This meeting has been a success
throughout, and places the Norwslk
Driving association in the front rank.
There could have been no better half~
mils track, on better order could have
been maintained, for, barring the one
disamceful set of Mr. Flaberty, nothing
occurred during the meeting tool’fend
the most fastidious. Both “president
and secretary labored zealously and cour-
teously for the success of this meeting,
and we believe, of all the thousands
present, there is not on» but will agree
with us that they provided “entertain-
ment that of its character cannot be
excelled.
In this connection we believe it but a ‘
justifiable pride that we take in referring
to the record made by Norwalk horses,
and particularly those from the stable
of and handled by W. H. Lockwood, the
genial gentleman in charge of the track.
He had winner» as follows: '1‘. H. Mori-
son‘s “Blue Dick,” second money in the
members’ 2:40 class; W. II. Saunders’
"J. C." first money in the members' free-
for‘all. w. B. E. Lockwood’s “George
Wilkes,” third money in the 2:48 class;
being third in a boat in 2:32; “Pickett,”
second money in the three-year-old class
and "Victory," fire: money in the 2:40
pacers and trotters class. The only horse
from his stable which did not secure a
portion of the purse trotted for was Geo.
Nash’s “Maud," and she had the bad
luck to throw a too weight in one heat
and was compelled to trot Another beat
without toe weight». when she should
have worn those weighing eight ounces.
Every heat in her unfortunate race was
trotted in less than 2:30, and she failed
only by one 'nt in securing a portion
of the purse. 1’. Lockwood has had a
large number of horses in training dur-
ing the summer, and has handled and
developed them in the most satisfactory
manner
BRUSH“
‘llso Non-ilk Input-r Church to Hold their
Annual Mating on Ssplsnsbor I.
The fifth annual roll-csllof the First
Baptist church, of Norwalk, will be held
on Wednesday, September 3. The After—
noon programme will consist of devo-
tional exerctses, beginning at 2:00 o’clock,
followed by a welcome by the pastor,
calling of the roll of membership, to be
interspersed with the reading of letters
from absentee» and papers of five min-
utes each by representatives of the
church organizations. The papers to be
presented are ‘ Our Sunday School," by
J. L. Ambler; "Our Benevolence,” by
Miss Belle Iloanc:"0anoman‘u Foreign
Missionary Society." by Mrs. Vesta R.
Torrey; “Our Golden Hour Circle." by
Ifrs. If. W. Sill-man; “Our Y. P. 8. C.
E Work." by Miss Bertha W. Sillimarr;
“Our Temperance Work,” by lire. G. R
IIcGonegAl; “Oct King's Daughters.” by
Miss Id. N. Crovnher. At 4:30 thorn
will ho n social hour, followed by a col-
lation at 5&0 in the evening. at 7'30,
Rev. J. A. ltncbsrdson, of Stamford, will
give an address on ”The Baptist church
and What it Stands for."
chairman
A Week 9” m... FOIL and Bar.
The ussrnbsrs of Oompaniss'D and I",
4th Regiment, C. N. 0., returned‘to their
borne» in this place Saturday afternoon
at 4:05 o’clock. The companies formed
on Bullroad Square and marched to tho
armory in creditable style. The boy
were somewhat browned from the
week’s exposure to the sun, but their
appearance indicated thsl they were en-
joying good health. barring perhaps,
some exhaustion from lack of sleep.
The camp was indeed a gratifying soc.
csss. The old Fourth held her hand
satisfactorily with the other regiments
m the brigade and deserves liar fullsbars
of glory. The guard mount ot the
Fourth on Friday wa» specially liar.
Ikutruants Iatblas and Oaks» were
colour-cf the guard on that pccsslorr
and received many words of praise.
“‘smm'mmiifiriafif
Among the Norwslk people who went
on the Bousasoaic excursion to Ssrstoga
this morning, wrrs‘ Hrs. B. IcGovsrn,
In. John W. Bentley, Jarvis Kellogg
and wlfs. G. I. Holmes And wife, 0. B.
WflmwufilhunsndAssFoots,
audtbellssas Hay and Del. Comoros,
of Wiuulpsuk.
«IIBMMIJMN» on turkey
onswssk seaplg'srcrup and cabbage
arousal. ‘l'lrlsrrrlsslsoappllss torus
asset snaps, of which Brunei» lstir»
AN I) ROLL CALL.
r‘
bands-aim
CAUGHT FIRE TWICE.
HUWBIINTW BRANT IN THIS
CITY SATURDAY EVENING.
, 'l'ho "ebb new!“ helps-m
Brunettes—Valiant Work at the
South Norris-1k firs WC.
About 8 o’clock Saturday night/sir
people who were on the attests were
thrown in astatcof statement by the
ringing of the tire clan» and the volume
of flame which lllurniusdth» beavers».
Tbs alarurwas soundsdfrora box, 4 At
rbocornsrotTollcssnstystrscts and
the house which was cadre was owned
by the Webb estate and was situated at
8 Tolls» street. It was occupied by
PraukH. Baruosandrnothsr. Ibis
suppored that tbo'firow csuud by a
detective do». It to the attic
and when the fire department arrived
theraofwaslpashsetof Baron. In a
few moments the Adjoining buliding
owned by Orbfut & Knapp would have
beeubu fire but» well directed stream
,of water was turned on the building and
was kept safe until streams of water
were put in the front and rear of the
burning building. It did not take long
for the fire to be extinguished
after the water was turned
on the flames. When it was
supposed to be out the recall was sound-
ed and the department returned to their
houses. Before leaving the premises
however, Chief McGowan had a quantity
of water poured down between the side
walls and siding, fearing that some of
the burning embers were lodged there.
His fears were realized, but itseems that
the water failed to reach some of the
fire that was in the side of the bones.
At midnight it burned a hole through
the siding, and in a very short time the
corner of the house was burning briskly.
The alarm was again sounded and the
department responded promptly. The
hose from the house on Raymond street
was put into use and the fire was soon
put out.
The damage done was principally to
the building. Mr. Barnes’ furniture was
not insured, but everything, excepting
some dishes, was saved. Some cf the
goods, however, were slightly damaged.
The top story of the building was totally
destroyed. Whether there is any insur-
ance on the building could not be learn-
ed this morning, as none of the local
agent knew of such being the case.
Putnam Hose company was delayed
somewhat in getting to the fire by a
freight train that stood on the Washing-
ton »treet crossing when the company
reached that point.
Cll‘Y POLICE NEWS.
Cass» Disposod of Before Judge Knapp
this Morning.
A number of cases were before Judge
Knapp for disposal this morning.
The first two cases diaposed of by His
Honor, the Judge, were those of Nellie
Dalton and Dora Allen who, were or)
rested for street walking. They pleaded
guilty to the charge and were sentenced
to thirty days in jail.
Thoma» Welsh and Frank Alsop
pleaded guilty lothe charge of breach
of the peace and were fined $1.00 and
008m.
William HcDermOlt and John Burn»
were charged with vsgrancy and were
sentenced to fifteen and twenty days in
jail respectively. The latter was found
crouched down beside the cellar window
of the house next to Lounsbury, blathow-
son an Co.’s factory on Bevilsnd street,
by Officer Ireland Isle Suturday night.
He had his shoes off and, had a dinner
knife and ”bload’s History of Greenwich"
In his hand. His actions were mysteri-
ous and he evidently contemplated some
crime.
THE WINNIPAUKS ATm WILTON.
They We»: ills Census» by A Soon of
Tort to Ilvo.
The Winnipauks v'nlted Wilton last
Saturday and played the Center runs on
8. W. Olmstead’s lot, known as the polo
grounds.
Canter» down to three runs up to the
”blurring. wbsn Ir. Oluntesd appear
ed. and ordered the boys off the lot, fear
in; that they might: wuraboisht the
ground. Postmaster Pitch kindly invlh
ed the boys down on his lot, when the
game was finished. The Centers were
crippled by not having their regular
catcher. but played very fair hall. Score,
5 to 10 in favor of the Winnipanks.
BIITBNBIRG’S BAZOBS STOLEN.
lot 0». non for tho Bursa InBagil Bluf-
nsss with This lav-tug. .
The store and barber shop occupied by
Fitch a: Britcnbsrg, at Wilton, was
burglamed surly Sundsy morning,“-
trarrcs being road» by forcing open the
front door». The burglars helped thun-
sslvrsto what cigars and tobacco they
wanted. They then entered the barber
shop, cleaning out svsrytbiog, not leav-
ingsraaorfor the artist to communes
has». with this morning. Ir. litter»
burgestlniatss his loss at about 085.00,
whit» Ir. Fitch's loss is not over ”.00.
will not rt. to» no».
Tbs Blrrntrrghus con-ponders! of the
New Haven Burning News says that I.
Plabsrty, owner of “Prank chrrgor,"
who with Donovan, the driver, was
ruled of! Norwalk track and flood
.400 for “jockeying," state» that Its will
notpay thsllassnd will kssp tbsbovss
In the barn forsccscb horssrstlssrlhus
pay tbo fills.
in
~1utstwlsssslosgsscbsspsospfov
blindness-«om
The Winniparrks held the
W
restless]. ransom
D O .. ‘
m W ‘0 POND-gator “yo
lfr. and lit». 1’. N. M ‘ "
lersreinRidgeflsld. M , ‘
Timothy Sullivan is Mil! 3 '
*days at the City hotel, W.
Miss Bessie Hoyt,
guest of friends in this city.
mismmumw
Charla Kieth, of Wu.“
slimy-ire powwow
His» MaudShomof-Grsss
Harry losbev, of Newark, N. J., ”t
last week with his psrsntscn North I”)
sue.
guestof Iiiu'laggisBrlnsrmf
mGluirlcs W, o! Noswslkils
spending a few weeks in MM.
.8.
spent Sunday with his psrenlson Ed
avenue. "
Mr. and Mrs. William D. m
went to Santiago today via Hon-tonic
Ihilroad.
Morris Sloan, clerk for E. N. Bless,”-
turned to work to-dsy after» two wceh’
vacation.
Thomas L. Van Norden, with the Hub
land Trust Company,’ is visiting relatives
in this city.
Edwin Bennett, of New York, quit
Sunday with his brother, J. F. Baum,
on the Green.
George Hoyt, of Rowaylon, iasnjoy—
ing A two week’» trip to City Island and
Bedford, N. Y.
Miss Emilie Whitney. of Well snails,
has returned from a visit to Hrs. H. G.
Thompson, of Wilton.
Miss Ada Keeler, who has been and-
ing two week» at Asbury Park, is “E
pected home this week.
Miss Florence Grave» has returned
from a three weeks’ visit in In“.
chusetls and New Britain.
Bis» Lulu Thompson, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is spending part of her vaosticrs I3
her aunt’s on West avenue.
John Barry, of New Bntuinmtflu—
day in South Norwsik a guest It ill.
residence of James II. Inc.
Henry Thomas, of New York city,
spent Sunday with his brother, William
G. Thomas, on Eaetavenuo. .
Misses Hand and Clara Kaila“, of
Center avenue, are the guests of In.
George F. Holly, of Stamford.
H. Wilson and wife. of New York
city, were the guests of (1.1. Perri, of
Chestnut street over Sunday.
Mrs. G. T. Iieonsrd, of West avsuns,is
sojourning in the White Mullahs. 8b.
is a guest at the Alpine House.
Ir». If. Ball and daughter. Kin AH-
lel. of West avenue, have m
from a visit in New York state.
Mrs. Ifursbsll Andrews,ol FEM
bloom, in the guest of In. Willi.
Inchood of West Main street. .
Charles Merritt, clerk for E. 1!. She's,
is taking a vacation this week. Ha will
spend it with relatives in Greenwich.
Mr. and Br». J. B. Tristan, of Now
Orleans, 1.3., spent Sunday at the“
deuce of H. 8. Rocdon Chapel limit.
Miss Luella Lane, of South Hakim
has returned home from a with
triends' in the eastern part of m
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Vrceillll row, of
Newark, N. J., are the Kaolin! W. 8.
Boone], of 22 Chestnut street, borough.
lilies Lillian Curnowpf New Haven. Is
spending a few days with her chub.
Ilia» Julia Mullen, of Clay strut, lib
city.
President Charles P. Clark,“ the “-
solidstad road, arrived from yuuvhy
morning after a live wauks' vacation
spent in Europe.
Kisses Belle Muzzy and land 3*)
hard, of New Haven, who knoll. II.
guests of their uncle. Davis! “of
lirdsy. .
Mrs. If. L. Kellogg, MM”
tor in the central m. of the
exchange is taking her casual m
During her absence ms
Ilsa Ids lcsbsmvsll answer the u!» 1
subscribers.
llrs. I. Lauder. Bis» Haggis Lulu.
Ilsa Marnie Thompson, of Brooklyn-I
Will Laud". bsvs returned Iron a flip
to the White lountslns. Ill'lktr-p-
souisnow visitingllu Landsr. u I.
born» on Bsyvlsw avenue.
Danbury dad Norwaik W “I“
Hmonic, Icon-pan” by lb '55
and SopsflnWMof
Havenanchrbydlvblol. .d
urrrurssrnrcsyroussmrosr. 'l'lis‘y'
willvhlthgaaPshsadlbssma
tripscrossCsosda.
Diwali-semis“
JsrussQulgisy, fourlssn ysus’ saliv-
ingil Green's F was drowned at
tbstplsoslssrfrtdsysruuno». llsrrss
owl-ruling Imam-smalls”:
adlstsocs of about in yards. with a
stflngofflsllfulsnsdlokll'lifls '“
About bsll way lotbs choruses-III!
wasdrowucd. It lasappossd huii
sew-irons. was subject. 1h 53””,
wasrsccvsrcd.
bum- 37*“
yohsvsr fsllls rm will?
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known-misuuavsrysflysh
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Nupsrinlsndsnt r. o. ray-auras”
W. S. Moody, of the New York So», V
Academy street, returned hour on Rb
$52"!
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