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BANKS.
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over mom. r as George
Rnrtgraufurd.” vice-prest.
GeorgeB. .trcas.
SOUTH NOBWALR SAVINGS BANK. The. De-
posiuoverldwm surplnsm Alden Bol-
ohnH. Kna trons. luwrcst
_ . loney on mortgage.
BEEP, (Whales-Io.)
SOUTH NORWALK BRBP 00. S. N. Hammond
heeLperk. drccp, lamb. ”areal.
TERRY, Wl. l. A (20.. N. Armour’sbocfsnd
provision. Homcdre-ed lamb and mutton.
BILL WATER AND DMRIBU’I'OB.
BURTON, J. P. Postoflcchoxfib. N. Circulars
folded lti over it!!! Sunday papers.
BLACKSMI'I‘IIS.
CARR. GM. '1'. foot Raymond st. 3. N. Horse-
drooinga s t.y
BRIDGR BUILDERS.
MGBO. S. RCO. P. Oboxbfl, S. N. builders
ofbrldges. docks, pile foundations. etc.
300'! AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJLB. Bolainrt, B. N. cusumWorkaud
O-
HARRY.“ leain S.N. ialtinin
hour‘sh'rlartd ru.hhcrs " 'P“
BCHAUB, JOHNASON, 86 Washington at, B. N.
Agondassortmentatlowpvlocs.
BOO! AND aflOB REPAIRING.
museum-ms AND STATION“;
PINNRO. J. ARTHUR. N. card mourning, wed—
PIfAIn‘STBIPS WDRIl‘GeSTOfim 48 W hiuguatst.
as
RN suarsipplia general stationery.
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essay-chin: General
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them-empower. .ei‘c'. '
brlckot
hair. etc.,also“ bluc
RAYlOND BM lilweuksc. Philadelphia and
'l'reatr- fronts, hrtek.latb. Emmett, adamant.
BUTTER. GERBER. EGGS. to.
IOBTONBI BUTTBR HOUBB, neat m.” to the Post
—Ispsc'rslty made ofsli differing
sof Nchew.
yahef hotter.cggs. canaedgoods, etc.
casement ”0qu
.WllhoWaflsgN. barn...
vans and ‘ Carbon.
0mm AND BUILDIRI.
CIDWBIMAIBB Chm” B. N. cstlmnes
prompt!
NORTON. “AB harms. N. Job
promptly attendedte W blag
RANDALLLD. Randall'smlll RN. lodern
luau-y cheappower enables
lowlgureaJILi'i'gcw'orkaspeclalty. manure
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Ba. tn. toopJu
DOOMBABIIARDBLINDB.
W. naco. lasti'stterrtJU. carriage
woodwork,whesls.ete.
DBAINANDBBWBPIPB.
WWII. acnestnuth.N.Cruslrsdsteae.
“ammo.
B30 nuns glared suds-tort
Mbfipflhtchssm.
DWOIANDCMOALB.
BABT BIDB PHABNACY, Van Zandt ave. I. N.
Booby-twain” to! p. as. Precip-
WRY'J {IT’SWIILKK Mahdi”.
“ Wholesalesndrctsli. Popular!!!“
Morons Joint an Rain «.21. Penman—arty
"mm“ es B. N patent-redi-
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prev-one N 2
mm J. L. ABONB—“The Equitable" o.
Gazette ullding,N. Drygoorls. oilcloths.msh-
"to run-
BANKB.B.K. lahackemo H..otelh|ock.BNdry-
goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwe‘alrwlalty.
B..!tNNB'l‘T‘JPHIONainst,N B web-
lished over forty-two years.
DICKEBRAN, A. e SON. 84 Washington at, B. N
dry etc.(se‘ead
BCOPIBLD 5k HOY'I‘etc aGsretht N68 Wash-
ingtonst. Ntsce advertlsmncnt. )
BTBBRT. RDWARD, b Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods. fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
“PRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS RIPRBB C0 otlice railroad station, 8.
N. innermost. hxpn. forwarders to ”to
parts of thewerldh Passengertralnservioc. Low
rates. [ester Hunt, agent.
EXPRRBBIBN.
BUXTON dt BBUNDAGB, meat Benedict's.
Wail st. N Our motto. “prompt attention. "h
CAYANAGH‘S EXPRESS. furniture and
pianos moved Lave ordersat s, S. Naud
SHERWOOD, W. W. N slate at post-onceaud
Hale's. Carefuland prompt service.
“TRACKS. MINORS. I‘I’C.
BYXBBB. P.B. ACOJOlains N. Manufactur-
ers of Seotlcld's cdobrsted llsv ng extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (:0. N. manufactures of
uneoatracrs. PS Ambler.
FERTILIZER.
RAYIOND BROS. Bradley' s snper- -pbosphatc. spec-
ial mauures. laud plaster, ground hooe,woodasbes.
SMITH. W. H. a CO. \il'stcrst.cm N. 1isgerrIts for Wil‘
llama Clark a Co. ‘s standatdfcrti
PIRE BRICK AND ChI.AY.
RAYNOND BROS ordinary she in stock, spcc~
leis to atrium WMcmeyW flue linings
FISH. OYSTERS. CLAHN. ETC.
HUNTAZKLUFP “Washington at. B. N. due
deb, oysters. clanfi. fruits. game, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HOMON. JOHN B. B! Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
BAYlOND BROS. coumoters for leg, M
asphalt, brick. ocmeut and gravclwaiks
[LORIDA STEAM AND H0! WA'I'lR
HEATERS.
lBlKBILW.B. A CO. Music Hall block. 8.3.
sole agents.
"BUR. GRAIN AND mo.
"ISLAND GB!" HOUR, the best made. Don't
fall to uselt W
L'HOMIBDIBU. DANI RI..castcndof sshlngton
Hhcbrtdgc. choicest of family Ilour kept.
RAYlOND BROS hay. straw. door and feed in
car oreergo lots.
RED lILL. Darien. Crofoot a Rose. Grain. choic
ground feed. graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BRRG. PAUL, Woodward Place. 8. N. plants. cut
down-sand ornamental pieces madeto order
GUIGUB.P. L3Wsrdst. UnionCe
Plants. cutliowcrs, etc. workssw
chAI'. JOHN. R. N. our the wm'ailw
Bowcrssnd
roscsaspscieity.
all JOHN H. 80. lain
bestTnkuowu in this
flowers, etc. wk of
anddoue promptly.
PUBNI'I'UBI DIALBRB.
COLllAN. THRODORKWashiagmn-Hcest end)
Furniture. looking Mm are frames. etc.
B.N. the old-t and
rciulty. Plan cut
all kinda a ty
RAYlOND GBO.R.:cwwrac.tdaudllainst.
N. Pomdoorsahov
BTOW DAVID unusedatjo laiust.B.N
hmimmuc.
GABLIGIIT COIPANIBB.
NORWAIR GAB LIGHT“ COKPANY, olos ts
Water st. N. Gee forll
Cokesixcsatspsrbwel
hrspcrherrel.psckagscatra
6800mm“)
HOLllembaadllugallstN whole
omens.“
BROWNBWHJOO mW-hhgwumBJtJole
acct-afar Membranes.
BECKY-B. CONRAD. let Washington st. B. N.
choicsaadpeocriss provinces.
FIRMWARE-communal...“
lat-1.8.BJablcdclicaciufaoa-ilytlr‘de.
mountain. .tsslaiast. Jon.
I mpwflm
fist". sawmrcrownI-(tt‘myu
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3.3.;an
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HANNBD.W B. Intern. monument
LAW’I'ON !. D.‘ C0. Bhlshmnl gas
ceriraead sail tablsdclicscies.
L'll llU.DANIIL,usteudotW
Jill. teas. N calm a W N.
stoouaa AIRMAN. dlslustmvsr est.B.
enemies. foreigufraitsJoer. retc.fecd,
NIW YORK TBA 00. 47 lslnst, N.—l. Reflec—
Tm. audaspiw m
NICKKBBONaummsadI? Ida N.s
spectuuyruade labts.dslleeciss st,
Nominatammead Behoolst.N.
Nrwsteve.aew
announce saw n. B. N. heed-
militarism 'esaesdgodds.
VALDIN CRAB. newer-rm. Cte-ery hatv
tss.che‘s.sw.tsbisdclicecics,lhults.ctc.
unknowns. (I'P'R’IOI)
ABCH,JOBIPBJ.7lwer-t.B.N.alsofermws
BATglABflN-IRICO. ”test QB.
LmWhfi. "
“MN I . founder.
.A. at. Art. iron
ligatunc-tMene-lc'nwfler wflerhoaas.
uflmuDCAP=Mi
aspsfltynhdhsstil‘ ”2! T ""
RAT-ANU'AC’I’CIRII.
mm IV. I 00.0“ shitl. ”ll.
caoro'rs ”an. arena-e tut. lust-vies
ear. ladslbigndtrsswa'feueswas. l.
Mammal-cleats l1.“
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fiIATmu amflmMJ.‘
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BBLLYOBBROB. Maud lsWall “st. N. whoiwlst
mdoar. palmhy
DWYIB. RI all N made
P. . W .csstem harness
udtepalrlaguestlydge.
ROBBIDIALIBI.
rmumsmrns N due
summo- ssoldhy
stew-ranted. ”II
Mm m stalllee‘Tlelllwd one a the
J atom $23”
OR]! N . B. N. at-
“mnmfim to sheet-go m”. MW”...
norms.
AIIRICAN KOTILJBIalasLN. 1.0. Collins.
Bumpesuplmrsstaaraatsttsched.
MANIA HOTEL, fl Rslhuad place. George
0 ' ”It?“ .RRdcpot
:Igmam Wblagton‘n BN
IIOUBI PUBNIBRINGgOgDB.
J. “ROW
IUI'BVBINB, tinned-and asblagtoust, crockery.
Bottled B.
BUBCBARD.B.“ Point Perm" N. also
milkprodunw.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGBA DOCKWOOD,ONainIt.N. ltlur-
aoeesudresleststslaal
LAYTONJACOBI. Washington nexttoP.O.
SNllre (secsdv.)
llre.plstcglsss,eocidentandIl‘fe.
LOCKWOOD. oer. lainandWellsts.N. Real
loans iatcd, ctc.
negot
lORRBLLA L'HORNBDIRU. 03 Washington st.
TA RAGOLDBNfiAnWsahiugtonst,
ngfileel lie-literate and lhsuranoe.
INSURANCB COKPANIIB.
CONNBCI'I‘CIU‘ GBN'L LIFB INB. 00.. B. B. L'-
sgvngWssbingtan at. BN free ad.
REPROPOLITAN LIFBINB CO. a) Washington
st,B. N. P. J. Gruhb. assistantsupt
NOBWALK PIBB INS. 00. N. In successful
basins-lace!” No mtstandlng lo-clsints.
PEOPLE‘S LIPB INS. 00 The. No. ‘5 Washing-
ton st. 8. N. Joe. French, asst. superintendent
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUPU’RD B. Nannie h 6% Bonds
llddlerex Banking and unltahc z'rt'i gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL
BllTH W. H coo. lssndWWaterdtN
springs. axles, carriagchanl were. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
”HENRI". EN. fiflmdfitiWatcr st,N. iron work
of all kinds.
TRB DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Wata
at. S. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON POUNDBIIB.
GILES & CLANCY at The Norwslk IrouWorks
00., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELEBS.
PRRRIS. A...S...8980Isinst,sNopCltyHotci.
B. N. Brie: watch repairing a spa
HOYT, H. B. lsNo. Returns. N. strictly Intels-
goods atio
JACKSON. LeGllAND. liBWallst. N. watches,“
moods, etc. Pine watch repairing a specialty.
HOOD, II. S. diamondnwatchta, jewelry silvcrand
plated ware, repairing especialty. 63 Help st, S. N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 3. room 3 Masonic h' d‘ g. Wall
st, borough. Notary and Real
FROST, RUSS! s No. Mal . Ruotuy legal
m of all kin carefully attended to.
HURLBUTT J. BBLDBN, roomsh and 6 Gazette
building. nilst. borough.
GHT. JOHN H.102Washlrgton S. N. notary
lJeomrrrittsioncr of deeds for New YDI'N state.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD l. room 4 Gazette hldg.
. ttorucy, notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room a, Pairdcld Co. Net.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. room] laconic building, Wall
at. borough
LIVER! B’I'ABLBB.
DANN HORACE It Excelsior Iivcryaud hoard-
ingrtables. Odlcho. ill-ll crst, N.
GREGORY 65:10.8.” t st. N. Pine turn-
outs especially. Telephone 33.
DOCK MANUFACTURERS.
IDCKWOOD lANUPAC’l'UlthO C0. Du at, B.
N. Manufacturers of hullriers' hardware. ton
office 36 Pearl at; New York ofbce 99 Reade st;
Chicago office 19 Lakcst
nontvsns coca conPsrtvwd s. N New York‘
ofllceli‘J Cbam.bcrsst Locksaud builders' hard-
ware; designers; founders workers of artistic
house trimming in hronae. brass and iron.
LUIIBBI DEALERS.
.HILLBJJWstcrat. N. All kinrhotlamberde—
littered to any point by tall. team or vessel.
IACRINI SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO Thc.Water st.
nearR R. ,B.N. Generalmac mac.hluery iron
and bra. f . Babbitt metal, rs-
pairs for manufacturi. deem
BCOPIRLIIWI.A.KI11MIRN.Newwm-hlnery
metkaodrcpsiriugprotn ptlteystteuded
mm GARDEN!“
JINNINGBAWATKRBUBY. B. N hcrriessaalall
prdcnprodnosluswon for thewholesalctrade.
DIABIB’I'B.
A IODIL RABBIT, at Wall st. N. W‘Wsrdwell,
prop...bcef.vnl b muttouandponltry.
AYIBON, A 150 Rain st, N meats. fruits, vqcta-
bles, 3'3 oysters, clams. acellops. outta,
GM .
i
m. ”r
BBI'I'I'O'B CENTRAL RABBIT. 6 Water st, N.
lasts, vegetables. fruits; poultry. st lowew phi:
ARR, WILLIAN H. Benedict Farm . .
C nurture, Murmurs—lowest
PABRING‘I’ON J. A. meals.
vcptshles, fruits. butter. etc..mil.uluasn. .N.
omwowucmums N choice-eats,
fill prices.
t.ctc. lowestessh
HA I "RD ”Nelda B.N prime-vats
aflkinds. Homers-dared
JUDBON. A.0. Cestrallarkencor. lslnsndllen-
WA'BHN Choice-sets.
IALIO ALBIN Iain It.ncersst,8. N. choice
' ’ rem-tolerances”
was“. “.7 arm
PIGIRINOJI B. BssIsvst school bouss,B.N.
beef, veel.raottew,
BCHA JACO a West Washington-t.
ll'mettts,poaltr-ys especialty.B
BNI‘I'II'B WASHINGTON MARK". BOW-k
umsklNMaewhaadpewltry forfetallytes‘.
BPILLANRJ. W. to [sound st, N.wsgou runs
w’.:mmlmttrovr, B.N.
WAD B
tesll‘perist'tftowawltbluefrcshaadt tweets
WIXON, J. lflWaliuJe. Choice-sat. poul-
try, vegetables. . sis.
IAIDLI AND oceans.
‘ Y '
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momm.mwmmfl.u.mm
d ”WIN. N M
IHBIDON WILLIAl. mas. .
more. Loosening. etc.
Wm l..flfl.l.'. m
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Wis fro-newscast".
MIRIAM...
m‘fl'flfii. AMI!“
sooo [I‘ll-thumuimm
rumours-r. Bl. Weed
Mam.
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warms-em we
anymore“ museum-:8. tr. latest
fl.JOHN.li-ssrslslnst.N www.mr
sto omonns.
mom 0. w. oftheletan.
R. Nash)iwlsinsi.N: talmuslcouly
rum Autumn. to Nellist. 1v. Piano
monument rut. Piano.
”I“ Blah worn
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lit! V
NAB NISSJINNIIK.BN m N.
11. ortha tic.
antllorgan
BAWYIR.“ IRS. ILJ. leachnrofiustrumau
vmalm Resideuccst stlrst. H. Plalltsdmw 'D.
West at. B. N.
30 KNIFE DIPOI'B.
DWILL. B. 74 Washington
mummy mm mm;....
WHRRLIBJTD. Ibo Washingtourtbridgets. N.
Newstnpevastatl onery, tin and glassware
m YORK .188qu
Old-s left at Bodwcll'a suits.
74 as 1.8.1
Kellen De B N.; G
ory's B.. Ne: York to firemen“ M
mt BBCOND-HAI’D PUBNI’XIIIII:
PODIORB, WI. under Salvation Army Barracks,
S. N. Bwvor.ranges. crockery, carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANTERB AND DEALERS.
BRLRHIRAI P. O.Boam. B. Nwholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL, “in J. foot of Raymond st. 8. N. whole
influeoystcrs.
HOYT, W. H. t BON. let Wsta st,lad B. N. “goat of
Its ) plan exporters
in mtive '
RBBD l HOUBNAN. m WalersgB. N. plantar
sudshippersof Norwalkoy
VANN J..:,LA:CO P.0BothdBBHN
Oysters clams, whole-ta lerctaiand
PATTERNS AND IODBLN.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chm. H. Ala
horpe prep. Riverside ave, s. N. stoves, Steam
Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton tonne.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PBOWl'l'l'. J. '1'. es lain st, N. Jewett’s leads.
lsrury and Wadswortb's mixed paints.
BAYIOND BROS. Jewett‘s, Atlaotlcand Scciey‘s
Iced, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
Bll W H. tCO link]? Water is
forTllir'ugtnan 4k Berliner paints “'N m
PAPER HANGING;
I’RA’I'I' “CM. Water st. near Wall N. also paints,
PROWI'I'I'.JT. ohm-ctr. windowshades,
Hollands. fixtures. etc.
TAYLORACO 2ilalust,N. alsohardwarc.
paints, oils. glass.etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKNANJI. A. ll lain st, N. Instantaneous
process. Cbiidren' s photos a specialty
NORTH. G. S. 78 Washington st,8. N. one unlit
only and that thebcs q ,
READIAN P. K Gazette builds N. Cabinet
photographs $2.50 per doe;out~blsli1f'doz$l.w.
PIANO TONI!“ AND REPAIR!“
HBNDBEC. P. Lockwood Hall. N. Alsodeslerin
pianos, organs sheet music. etc.
Possum M1113.
RANDALL. NINER I), ll. N. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
HERRERA“). W. H. lune flail block, 8 N.
Plumbing steam and gas Biting.
NASH F. H. ABltO our lainsml West rts.S. N.
Plumbing and [as dttiug.rungea and beaten.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. JsmcsW.
Hyatt. prom; Bdw'ut O Hoyt. snpt.
REAL ESTATE AGEN‘I‘B.
LAYTON. JACOB N Washington at, next to P. 0
SN. propertyfor-le houseslnrcnt. tseeatit.)
lORRBLLA L‘llOlNEDfEU, in Washington st.
8. N. selling. renting and collecting.
WILSON. n E Gazette bldg. N lnvesuncnts and
money to loan Also insurance written in best
qt companies at the lowest mus.
WOODWARD E. A No. Rain st. 8 N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BBB Hf‘RhWatcrsgN. warmmealsst all
hours. dinner be.
HhNRi ‘.5 “ISO. Rain «,8 N. Tbslutdbcdiuncr
in the city. Board by the day or work.
SANITARY ENGINEPRS.
RIDBRJV. B. A SON. “Washington at. S N.
Hydraulic atal Civil cum‘nccrs.
SCHOOLS. (Privatw)
BAIRD RIBS lNS'l'l'l'lTB. 6 Orchard st. N
Young ng and day school
READ. lrs Hillside. N Day and boarding school
for glrisaud young ladies. Pits for any college,
orcowsecorn etc Inltael! Pullycqnt prdlaIb
raloryettar New York artists em ed in
mnstcaldcpsnlscnt. Special advantages or the
the Rudy of ark and elocutton.
Springtcrm Apriloth. Circulars will he
sent upon a
NORWALK llLI'I’ARY fNEi'l'l’l’U’i‘R, N Frank B
Roberts. prtuc lpal. Circular on must.
WIINON IR. 2 ll Behold for boys. Norwslk
Ct. “operator on collcfim and scicutldc sclmolv.
Hor circulates-litres
DINING “CRIN“
stlAlLBIlJ: R. It Sowlalust BN “Wheelers:
“.Houeehold " noodles, oil. attach
merits. Repairing a specialty.
Hm. CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS sewers built, water pipes laid.
excavating. ailing. grading, landscape mug.
SROR IANUPAC‘I’URBRB.
LOUNBBURY. lATRBWBON a (:0. AN. ladies"
doe silos.
GEO. B. WIRDBCO. sod‘nesleasoowt "1,11,
75. and T: Water «13' B mlstshllshed rice
hummus ch 's
Ins footwear for“ tin retsiit:dc.
Illll‘l'oWAIUPI AND UNDBIWIAB.
HUTCIIINBON. COLBA C0. Norwslk. New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.
BPOR’I’IIHR‘N'B GOODS.
Aim. JOHN H llaisst. N headquarters for
geas,tsck|c.dsbiag ammunition, etc.
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srt‘a‘st 18mm earn retire.
NORWALK fRON worms CO. The. Water st,
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“numerals TICK“ sorta-rs.
CURTIS, B. W Nannie buiklinfim N. sIteuwkip
pension agvnt,sotary
LAYTONJAMB l. Washington st, neat to P. t)
BUN Pas-get ts. money orders tseesd. I
ma: DEALER.
"BRIO JOHN H foetef Wanna-manned
brick. lime. cement.“ splatter.
mlOB’l'DN. JOHNB at'rsytor crass. s. ll. Alto
hymn! ettacretew
RAYROND um. blue, brows. Greenwich and
bathing stone. assets aadwerhle trimmings.
”or”. asserts AND nurture.
Kll’CllUl LANDON, ”Hulk-deco. Ire. ass
stovesaadwaurhesters.
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An Unpleasant Incident at the Ctr-pet's
Annual Peach rental-Honey Btoleu
fro- Howard Illlsou's Pocket.
For me time paetnroogb element
has been forming in Broad River and
considerable tronblo has been caused by
their doings. The annual pesohI festival
of the chapel was held on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. On Wednesday
evening the gang was present, but roads
no demonstration. except that Howard
H. WIIBOII had his pocket cut out and .8
mtekeu from him. It is slso said that
money was lost by several others. but
that they have kept quiet about it. How-
ever, yesterday morning GeorgoB. Al
ma resident of Broad ver. decom-
printed by Howard Wilson. presented
. thanaslvoe at the seleetmen’ s office to be
“commemorating. They were so-
poioted and sworn in by Justice Austin,
and were present at the chapel last even
ing, ready for duty. All went well till
about 9 o ’,clnck when a young man lit a
cigarette in the lobby of the chapel.
Upon being asked to step out doors if be
rushed to smoke, he made some lusolent
reply and was arrested by Wilson. who
turned him over to constable Allen for
safe keeping. Ben Allen. the eonstahle's
son. Who. it is said, is not on good terms
with his father, interfered and tried to
take the prisoner away from him. The
omeer resisted. however, and hit his son a
clip on the head that sent him reeling
some distance away. When he recover-
ed himself he dashed at his father, but
was restrained from butting him by the
crosd. Word was sent down town for
an officer and Chief Buttery responded,
but when he arrived everything was
quiet. There were no arrests made last
night. but It is likely that complaints
will be made by private parties.
A hint: to notoottrpnr.
A lorry Booth Norwulk Party Drives to
the Park City.
A very pleasant company from this
city took a ride to Bridgeport in H. E.
Dunn's drug lust evening. The moon
shown brightly and the make-up of the
party insured a line social time. Upon
arrival at the City of Parks the party
spent two hours at the residence of Mrs.
George P. Athertou'e father, Dr. S. M.
Hervey, whore supper was served and
pleasures indulged in. In the party
were Ir. and Mrs. R. H. Golden, Kr.
and for... Frank H. Taylor. Mr. and hire.
George I". Atbcrtoo. Mr. and Mrs. Ell S.
Bennett. the Misses Bannister, Hiram
Bulbs. George Newcomb and Horace
Jackson. It was 1:00 o'clock when the
party returned to South Norwnlk.
Nerwalk's New Directory.
Wilbur F. flanks, of blender). who
published a directory covering Notwaik
and vtcinity, about u yertr and a half
ago, Will issue a new directory about
()cInnr-r 15. The canvass up-tmvn is
well slung and yesterday it was begun
in 80th Norwttlk. We are assured by
Mr. ilenks’rrprrsentmtves that the dr-
rectnry wrll surpass In many particulars
the very chcllent on» puhlrshrd last
year. Many names not contained In the
old work will be found In the new one,
and avertal valuable feature-s will be
add: if .mnkiug the revised directory more
CnrllprI and rr-liable than the last issue.
A Ball on tho "Irene O Connor "
Lest evrnmg More Irene D. Cunnr-f
gave a parting party to a number of her
frirmls on the eleven) lsunolt that has
been named lifter her. A trail was en-
joyed on [Its- Sound mt forusSb'rppan
I’nint, whrrr rt sb-rrt tun» was Very
pleasantly spent. The following Corn-
ptmd thr- perty: Idler Maud Shores.
Mtg-s Jr-nev'wvv Smilinfllrs Penn»- Davis,
to». Sonn- Gotten, birds Irv-me I). Coons-v,
Mm Lane (Itovve, Howard Holmes.
Duvrd Raymond, (3.1)th Van Alstytw.
Elton Baker null Charles E Ilnyt.
Liberal Donations to Br. Paul's Cit-pal.
Rev. (I. If. Bellrck, rrclor of St. Paul's
par-b, has lately received In number of
sohsortptiopszto the chapel fond. Rev.
tieotge Nichols ttrsdo e mrnttihntiop in
memory of hisplatiaesa and later Mr».
Ntohols sent to a large contribution.
Another large donation has just been re-
can“) from the descendants of the Liv
ingetnn and Phillips families. as a
memorial tn their ancestors. who were
Iemporartly connected with hit. I’ s’ul s
patteb during the Ruvolrrttonary war.
Temperance Rally.
llev. If. A. IMano. of Evan-ton, Ill..
and Rev. C. E. Torrey, of Norwalk, will
speak in Nitric flail next Sunday alter-
noon at Bwtr'clock sharp. As It. Torrey
In sum to remove to a distant state. his
many frrcnds will do well to avail them»
selves of line opportunity to listen his
vmoc. bloe'ro Hallshouldhs well lied
to hear these talented gentlemen. A
collection will be taken to flfrsy ea»
pensrs of ball.
Pavlo- If Wall-gun street
Councilman Charles P. Bullock. who
was authorised at the city meeting held
last Friday evening to make a contract
for the paving of East Washington street,
will give out the contract to day or to-
morrow. He has secured the services of
Tsilmadgo Baker to superiutcnd the
work. The paving stones will probably
arrive on loudsy.
--Preneh flsoaeleblrts In all gradaat
hammers,” clear epstook for the
scesou.stl.B.Berltlt’s.
trip to Earnings.
Fred Bnow, of Wiunlpsuk, is the guest
of friends in Hartford.
Miss Marnie Nevins, of the borough. is
visiting friends in Jersey City.
Miss Annie Fitch. of Baltimore. “(1.,
is the guest of Harbor avenue friends.
Hrs. Alfred Platt. of Maple street. is
visiting friends in South Hampton, L. I.
A. G. larkham. of Hoodus, is the
guest of Mrs. R. Taylor in East Norwslk.
James Mansfield. formerly with John
P. Drummer, is spendinga few days in
town.
Miss Kittie Neilsoo. of New York, is
visiting Miss Marnie Dond,of Ruin street.
borough. '
Councilman Isaac S Jennings and
family have returned from the IWhitItt
Mountains. ‘" '"" ‘ '
Dr. Emily Pardon is taking a much
needed rest, and is at present in Chester,
New Jersey.
0. B. Coolidge and Samuel Lynes, of
the borough. are expected home from
Ssratogu to-day.
Mrs. Fall, of Philadelphh. is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. S. B. Rocker, of
Westport avenue.
bliss Lillie Darrow, of Boston, is the
guest of her cousin. Mics Amy Tlerce, of
Water street, borough.
hire. Bernhard Knoedler. of this city,
is expected to return ho ' from Ger-
many on or about Septem 5.
Rise Jennie Tolles and brother Boy, of
Bridgeport, are visiting their cousin,
Miss Lizzie Teller, on Chapel street.
Mrs. Brice J. Moses, nee Miss Minute
Hoyt. of Washington, D. 0., is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. James E. Hoyt, of
Arch street. .
Mrs. W. W. Bailey and lilies M. Gris-
wold, who have been visiting Mrs. W.
H. Pnrkins, of this City. have returned
to their home in Clinton.
Reta C. E. Torrey, who, with his wife,
has been spending a four weeks' vacation
in New York state, will occupy the pol-
pit of the Flint Baptist church on Sun-
day.
Dr. Albert B. Nash, son of Burr Nash.
E~q.. of this city, has been spending a
vacation of three weeks with hts parents.
Dr. Nash has been connected with the
Essex County Insane Asylum for two
years, bod has had a very flattering offer
to remain, but has decided to decline it,
and will go into regular practice at New-
ark. N. .I.. next Monday.
Francis Shriver, secretary and
treasurer of the Baltimore County
Mutual Ptre Insurance Company, of
Westmlnister. bid, is spending a few
days With hrs sou, bunt: Shrtver. of East
Nurwnlk. Mr. Shrtvsr ? now in his
elghtielh year. and has just returned
from a want with his daughter. who lives
in DeflnlthIit‘, lilo. He is carried away
with the natural advantages of this sec-
tion, and says that in all his travels from
Maryland to Maine be has not found a
more beautiful spot than Norwulk.
Ir. Wildoa' s School for Boys.
We have placed in our directory, Mr.
Wilson's school for buys. a college, pre-
paratory school of high grade, upon the
testimony of thorn~ who are entitled to
speak wrth authority. blr. Wilson says
In his circular: "For more than twenty
years, extept while a member of the
Yale faculty. Mr. Wilson has devoted
himself to the work of preparing boys
for college. Ills qualification for this
work It attested by the standing of his
pupils at Yale, Wesleyan, Trinity and
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Trinity, Wesleyan and Williams admit
to the freshman class on his certificate.
This school is designed to give boys a
thorough preparation for the leading
colleges and scientific schools. Every
oupri meets the principal daily, and the
work of each Is adjusted to bus capacity.
A brrght boy is not held back by supposed
oer-do of classification; nor is a boy slow
of intellect discouraged by impossible rc-
qotremvnts. The work of the school is
characterized by thoroughness; quality
rather than quantity 'Is the» hour of real
progress. It relies for success on good
methods and the inspiration of the
teacher.”
Olly Police Cases.
There were four cases before Judge
Knapp this morning. James chllno was
fined $1.00 cud cdsts for drunkenness
and James O‘Hara was fined 82.00 and
costs for the same offence with the ex-
ception that be was much more noisy
than HcGllno. Thomas Welsh and
Thomas Burns were charged with va-
grancy. Welsh was discharged and
Burns was sentenced to ten IdsyIs to jail.
-llew to lake Money.
Just to keep things a moving, we shall
sell following artrcles for today and lo-
tnorrow at the prices quoted here below:
Lsdles’ hose. to pair. gonts’, lie pair;
Towsllng, to yd: Thread. Bic spool; Ls.
dies” Bk‘rrts. mic each. worth 56c; best
7r: Bios luallo. lie per yd; all we Dress
Goods stamp" yd; beet Apron Ging-
hsmsJioprryd. The ahovetobs bad
at the South Norwalk lit-ton Store.
mlnnstIs-ulem
This "suing John B.lortenwillbsr»
aessoosof hishorsrs to the new boss
wagon. and after coming to Railroad
square from Putnam floss'house will
tsastbswsgontotbetopoffligbstreet.
Inthswsnonwlll be 1,000 festof hose.
Thetatwlllhslllatlstosssif them
hieohesvyforoasherss.
A lovemsut to latahllsh One In Booth
Norwalk—llow the Boys Can learn a
Trade. and ane their Pen-Isa.
John C. Eastman, of New Haven,
secretary of the Connecticut committee
of the Christian Workers "in the United
States midCsusda, was in South Nor.
walk yesterday. looking over the ground
and interviewing prominent citizens on
the subject of starting a Boys’ Club here.
There are twelve of these clubs in the
state, with 6,065 members. local com-
mittees have charge of‘the work in dif-
ferent cities and towns as the agents of
the State Committee. It is not the pur-
poseof these clubs to reach the young
men or more wellvtodo class of boys.
because the attractions are such that
only bdywvrbo do.nol«have 'these at
home, will be drawotp the‘ club—boys
who are accustomed to spend their even-
iugs on the street. The room is general-
ly located in the center of the city and
is opened from 7:00 to 9:00 o’clock. A
library of interesting books. games
combining instruction and amusement.
a well lighted room in which there are a
uumberof long tables, mottocs on the
wall. and floor covered with sawdust,
are the attractions furnished. Then
there are trade classes in carpentry,
type-setting,telegraphy, drawing, cob-
hliug or something similar, the boys
paying asmull antimony twenty cents,
for ten lessons. There is also a penny
savings bank, which is an aid to encour-
age correct habits.
Each club is in charge of a Christian
young mutt ”superintendent. He keeps
full record of the boys, their names.
ages, etc.. in a book and issues each a
ticket, which constitutes membership
and entities them to admission as long
as they observe the rules.
Mr. Eastman will be in town again in
a few dryer to push the organization of a
club here.
BNTEBTAINIENTS.
" Uncle Tom’s Cabin."
Probably no drama of modern times
has been as successful as Uncle Tom's
Cabin, and when performed by a com-
petent company the beautiful story is
brought out with telling effect. No bet
ter descriptive work has ever been writ-
ten, in the opinion of the best critics,
and though old. the play is interesting
even to those who have seen it many
times. Peck and Fursmau’s double com-
pany, which appears at Music Hall this
evening gives the very best performance
ever witnessed and is greeted by large
audiences everywhere. The company is
composed of twenty-six star artists and
every character is brought out. Two
Topsy-s and two Marks keep the audience
to a merry mood.
"A Royal Puss."
When people go to the theatre they
like to feel that they have had “their
money's worth," and naturally they are
somewhat reluctant to patronize an at-
traction which is new to them and of
whose merits they are therefore doubtful.
For this reason it not infrrqueotiy hop
pens that really fine attractions play to
empty benches, which would have been
liberally tilled. bad the merits of the
performanco been more widely known.
From the laudstory mention given in
our local exchanges to George C. Staley,
In “A Royal Peso," we venture to assure
our readers that no disappointment will 50‘0-
wall on those who witness this perform-
ance at Music [fall on the evening of
September 2. -
Pro. Piano Recital.
Mr. Elliott, who announces a free
pmno recital In the Norwslk Congrega-
tional cbnrcb, Wednesday evening next,
will forms close in music and piano
playing in Norwslk, the coming winter,
lessons to commence Monday, Septem-
ber 8th. Applications can be made to
Mr. Elliott at the Ilnhackemo hotel,
Thursday. September 4. or by letter.
cars W.B .Rider, Ifiouib Norwalk.
Union looting of Endurance.
The arrssrgeutontn for the union meet-
ing.“ the Norwalk and Stamford Unl
toes in Stamford. on September 9th, are
being completed. Onset the features of
the afternoon meeting will be the discus-
sion of tire prayer meeting in three min-
ute speeches by ten members selected
from out of both unions. There will
also be a question box to which all mem-
bers uninvited to bring any questions
of importance in Christian Endeavor
work to which they would like answers.
Refreshments will he served between
the afternoon and evening meetings to
all outrof-town members and Norwelk
Union members.
Tbeevculng meeting will be opened
with devotional services led by (I. W
Dietrich. Following this will he an ad
dress by Rev. (J. E. Torrey, of Norwalh.
Rev. E. N. Kinney, of Winstsd, will
make the closing address.
Badly Dilu- by a Deg.
Nres Florence Nichols. of New Haven,
thselevcn-vcar-old niece of In. B. H.
Parker, of No. l3? Halo Burst, borough,
was badly bitten through the nose by a
dog belonging to Lucius Whittlesey,
yesterday afternoon. The little girl was
playing withthedog on the piem of
Ir. Parker's residence, when the eat-st
Washer. A physician wueallcd
eadaswed up the wound,eod the pa»
that is now doing nicely.
.mui... specialty the sets:-
dey. l.B.Bsrltb.
of the Beveptoeoth C. V.. whhh was
held at Roam Point yesterday. the fol»
lowing officers were elected:
CPaoIsgeot. Lieutcnatrt Charles
0 uthNorwalk; secrets moi»
John H. Porter, Co.K ,gtildmt't
treasurer, Sergeant PatrlKok Watts, Jr... .
Co.K. Bridgeport; vice-presidents. Pri-
vate Alfred B. Smith, Co. A.. Nisorh;
Sergeant Edward Harrison. 00. 3.87am
ford; Corporal Thomas HoCerkal. Co. 0
Danbury; LieutenantEdgeriloonon,
Co. D, Norwalk; Private Frederick
Wakeuian, 00.13. Wertpert;Bec-
geaat Oscar St. John, Co. P, Nor-
walk; Sergeant Charles Jeuulnp.
00. G, Georgetown; Floyd 1'. Bus-
ooe, Co. E. Norwalk; Whitman Becket,
00.1; Charles Sturrell. 00.x. Namssbf
executive, commilm for mil—91; Col-I . ~
‘ooel Henry Hose. Co. D ,
Sergccdt' Cbarl’cs nodliiifi Co. 1',
walk; Colonel Belch Blakemao. Co. D,
Birmingham; Sergeant Levi Dixon. Col
B, Stamford; Captain Henry Quinn, 00.
C. Dsnhury.
The matter of place for holding the
reunion next year was left with the ex-
ecutive committee.
The third annual reunion of the
Twenty-eighth regiment, C. V., washeld
at Seaside park yesterday. Aboutscveu- ‘ . ‘ '
ty-fivo of the veterans and friends were
present. JoelG. Poster, of Daubury.
presided and George L. Andrews. of
Winstcd. acted ”secretary. The busi-
ness meeting was taken up by reports of
officers, general discussion of matters of
interest to the association and the elee- .
tion of officers for the ensuing year as ‘
followsz—Presldcut, George L. Andrews,
of Winsted; Vice-Presidents. S
Smith. Company A, Stamford; (Itarles
L. Smith. Company 8, Stamford;
Thomas Glynn. CompauyC, Westport;
StephenC. Ferris, CompaoyD, Gaylords-
ville; W. 1]. Morgan. CompauyE, Bals-
bury; Lucien Biseell, Company F, Will-
sted; George Raymond. Company G.
Norwalk: Nicholas Fox, Company H.
Portchester, N. Y. It was voted to hold
the next annual reunion in New Haven
in conjunction with the Twenty‘third
Regiment on the second Tuesday in Sep»
tember, 1891.
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THE C]! AB'I'EB OAK RACES-
Pru-tncr Boy Palls Dead on the hack
After An Exciting Rear.
Ten thousand people attended the
Charter Oak Park races at Hartford yes-
terday. The programme Included four
events, all but the lost, the 2:33 clan.
being completed. Four heats were trotted
in the $10,000 race, Prince Regent being
the winner. Farmer Boy. after winning
the fourth bent of the 2:21 race. felldud
on the track. His record made in the
race, 2:1”. puts him at the head of the
lederson family. The track was com-
parstively slow. but the races clan and
exciting Following are the summaries:
The :21 class. Trotting. Purse 5,82 W.
Stavic. big ...... .1
Ilse Alice. b In
lollle .I.. b In.
Acolyte b s .....
hmwBry,ch .. ..
Quartermas: er b kur .........
Pocahontas Prince hlh ........... diet.
Tune—2: 19 2:1 2:21)‘ 2: tax; mxnt
The‘J: '27 class. Trotting. Puss 81,51». di
ChclecyDII. brIz..... .................... l
Bondsmh
as
i:
mouaaaumu
Ewunwdmw—
Time—3:2). 11395.22”).
The CbartcrOskuusrsntcedBtakcof 910,qu
'2 :ltruttvrs.
Priors Regent, ch sl
BdrthR,hur
Patnltco.b s.
7,.
Pcarnaoght.
Higilgh'. b y ..... .,»
Bettie Jones. b or ....................... B
Titre—2 my; 2. tux empower;
The? 'I class. I'If'IrotItlnIg.I Purse .3"th
Burma 8. b m.. . . .. .
The theatre ............................ .
RichmoudR. bg..
8t limo mi.
labelli. but .....
W. II. Nichols h r..
Time~2r2l.2:lfl§é,2 .I.
intend-...}: P.4d.
The following official acceptances of
iOVlIAHOOH to the Portohcstcr pads
have been made: ‘
Old Well Hook and W, m
Norwatk Per-logo Fits ”the“;
Ryo,N. it; Stamford Fire Department,
Senate Hook and Ladder Gravely."
Bing; Union Hook and Ladder. ths
Plains; Pioneer flock and LsdderCon»
pony. Norwslk; Hope Rose, of Norwalk;
Putnam llesc. Booth Norwalk; City
lime, Yonkers, N. Y.; lloguenot Engine
Company. New Rochelle; Yellow,
Exempt and Veteran Plremen’e Beas’
Association. New York City; Washing-
ton Engine, Burnt Vernon;
Bogrno Company. White Plains; lath
Hose, Niddletdwn. N. Y.; Relief In“
Company. of New Rochelle; W '-
“Std-n.
finanl‘
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it
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'03:}...th
a...“sas
' l-‘lrs Patrol; Mount Vernon PirePatrolz
New Rochelle Prre Patrol; Booth Note I
walk Pin Patrol; Amogsrous Hook afl
Ladder Company. Greenwich.
lined a Young Bells.
Frank lcNamara. the sixteen-mo“
son of lstterthrrler Patrick letter-n,
killed a young eagle yesterday eta-m
ontherosd to Dovlon’s Point. Yes-g
lchmara was wslklsg slung with two
smaller hays named Bricksrmss. when
the eagle swooped down upon them. He
dispatched thsblrd with a club alters
hard Baht. and brought it hosts. M
tip to tip of the eagle’s wisp
over four feet.
.35.}; :1» yet ...-rum
Jackson never heardof Brad”
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