ovum 60»- (”been to” time.
NUMBER 532.
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Entered tthsPoItonlusstsouthNorn-Ilkuv ,
, ' mums-no.
DIRECTORY
Iiilili Billllll Illll'llli
TOWN 03‘ NORWALK-
AWI m AIL-WM!
'fl.lefii—Wlk
nrwnotnl-
Isti and II eruqrellpatrousnnge
'0 I O
satfiodtotkam. ’
moon-armors. _
IRONWORIIH CO.Thc,Wntull,.
Witty-0m
DeKLYNgBONIB 23m,“ N “#Washipgion
cum. ”I.“
scorntul Dunc into .Ininsgfl. N. sole
enrol for'ilm‘seelebratod redeem
WRINHKCHAS. LIaiuetmeIrWeli N. Pure
confsetkiaryandiceacsra. Preshgoodsda'ily.
WHSON‘S "Hornelnde‘ Breed itek
ville. InaveordevestGus Pitscr’s, l'.‘
BANKS-
CRNTRAL NATIONAL BANK, lThe,Wall st, N.
celtal I W, III
I!” 3 (I), "$531: yer, 00m
William
CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. 88 Washington
8 . Capital $100,000 surplus
500. H. Rowan, president; acob I.
ton, cashier.
FAIRPIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,'1‘hs
1m. Capital ,~
PrasL.Jaines an; riot-print. win
0. Keeler: cashier, Lewis Green.
FAIHFIKLD NCOUNT: SAVIfiOS Barrage. 51
Well It Ibposi “ED admins
Winnel S. Ioudy.prest ,Isrn’u 8. Cniw.vice
prt'st; James H. Bailey,tress
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK The, 51 Well
st, N. incorprn-ntsd 1857. Capital $530,001 Bben
WAN” L'BOHHHDIEDC. N Washington fl,
., , ._ ‘I!
,Oiunlts-
Place
dent;
It,
use Hill, tweet; llJ Hut, vice
Price, cashier. Directors H. mm“ J. Hill,
W.G. Thomas, 1K KLochwood, J.A
8. Wilson, IL Igh, W. 1'.
Bishop. Benkers’, 'W Ianufacturers',
I’crsouelend I-‘ainiiyl mounuaresohciied.
NORWALII SAV 1:33.38 03,00“? 31633th all at, N
Deposits over , a us *0
I. H 83 i. , H. Hurshufurd, viceprtsrf‘f
George H. ,trcas.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, De
positsovers'lw surplus $5.0» Alden Sol
mans. “push; ohn H. Knapp, tress. interest
paidde portion. Ioney hiansdou mortgage.
III-III, (WholesnIeJ
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 8. N. Hammond
Iieef,pork, sheep. lamb. veal, etc.
TIRRY, WI. I. A. (20.. N. Armour'sbcefand
provisions Home rimmed lamb and mutton.
BILL I’On'I‘EB AND DISTRIBUTOR-
BUXTON, 'J. F. Postdoeboadlb. N. Circulars
folded In over 101) Sunday papers.
‘ BLACKSMITIIS.
CARR, 080 T. loot Raymond at, S N. Horse-
shoeing a s I.y
BRIDGE BUILDERS
m030....snr(.'OPObon S.N.buildsrs
of bridges, docks, pile fomfi, etc
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, Ii. 8 So.IntnsI. 8. N. customWorksnd
aspscinlty.
HARVEY, C. H. No. Iain It,S. N. speeialtlain
boots, shoes and vs h.beru
BCHAUEJOHN A SON, S Washington It, 8. N.
A good assortment at low prices.
BOOT MD BHOB REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS. 080. 29 Railroad Place, S. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BOOKNELLEBS AND STATIONS”.
PINNIIO, J. ARTHUR, N. card engrav , wed-
ding stationay, base ball undo. mils and?
PLAIS’I'HD'S DRUG STORE, as Washington II,
S. N. school euppliaand general stationery.
BOX “133.8, (Wood nntl Paper.)
KNAPP, R. 1". Water 3, 8. N. manufacturer of bat
“In, packing home". General shop jabbing.
BUILDING IATHHIAIS.
“BJORN H: fLWuhingnmst, 8.1!. also
hiss stone, sewer pipe. lmy. straw.etc.
IAIDHQCHAS. T. Water at. N. brick of all
“my, “new“ Illoblnc
HAYIOND BROS. Iilweukse, Philadelphia and
'D-ton mmnu. lime, mhm
DUT’I’BB. CHI-383.1% to.
BOSTON BUTTER HOUHHnut door to the Poet
8.N.—-a special made of all dilercnt
mladcm, in U and domestic. All
gradual humans, etc.
CARRIAGE! REPOsI‘I’OBIES.
DANN, .HmflaflmN.CarI-iegu,barnmss.
herse,wna‘bleandcsrriege furnishings.
cmmans AND BUILD!”
cnow JAHBi-l C.rhopAnn It, 8N. estimates
glutinous-g pomptiysttendad to.
HORTON. WI. A. olTayloravenue, S. N. Jobllng
promptly attendedlo
RANDALL. I D. Randall' I mill, 3 N.
nechiucyrun byeuep powueuablenmstoglve
Large works Ipcehlty.
HAYHONDJ. HantersgSHN muufsetnrcv
«mm casings, corner bummed
.Band. scroll musing and
turning. Haw botm benc.hee,rnckn
Jobhtxdoas. “neural. Te hone 51-6.
sHaIIWoous. H lbOrovvst,8.N. Jobbing
WW!
WILHON, 8. fl. IhopCrbanIt.MIrIIln.—0lhoecor.
Wall It. andBeldenave., N. titeamwood working,
moulding, window frames and turning. lowest
m. Honey loaned. number“
0mm AND OILCLOTIIS.
SCOPIRLD ”A HOIT, aOaasttabIdg, N. GWaIn-
lugton It,8 Weedvcrtlsement.)
CABBIACR JIIANIJIACTUBIID.
TILLY HENRI. No.Ialn 8 N. manufactuvsrof
esrria'gee, Special lettsntio‘n given to repairing.
WIIIOHE'A PLYNN, Iootof ankuguegmsfab
carers ”giro. trucks, sung,
.lesboaln
trlrarnlngand
, “THIN“ a
WWII. 8. Otto. Hunters.» heed.
way.N Whom“ parties.
IIAINPIIDIIICIJGWIIIIJI. mm“
psnlmsapplledettne shortestnotlce.
CATHOLIC 000D:
mJ ‘1'. A W. n Hula . also my
I“ mariner-eminent“:
mm mm IANOI’AO‘I’CIIIS.
LIONAHDJDAATWIIII N sllslnesand
Ihsprs. also wtlllclel Itepe, o rig, etc.
CIGAR BOX HANOYAC'IOIIHI.
ORN CHAAB. ill-shed 8 N. m”minutiae
"third rim horse and dealer lrI
CIGAR IANUFACTUBCHII.
011' A OLHSTHAD CIUAR CO. The, to So. Iain
H mannerisms“ loam
’ OLD'WILLUIGARCO. mwmflfifi. N.
WI“.
WAONHILS. I boldest. AH. alsolokbwla
uokws'srtlcles.
w.(lII'l’alfllflrlltlllg‘u
APP, .8. Washington . .
Mrbrm‘ma?
. ABC .0!“ All. y-
“3&me "
Wmmmmmm
II. (lab-t burnis-
LIONARD, ““1""‘mmnnw
Mot
' HKNNETTHJPJIIHninst, N. Businesscstab-
‘ consul mnemonic”.
from A OIMIDSCHIM
Inns If the cslslnnsl It's
DOUG OI!
PLAIBTID'S COUCH RHIIIDY.
wavrnntetltoesrs,
manufactured am WWI. 8. N.
W! AND 0mm
NABEPJI ABIOJImlalnnndWcstIAAN.
Aptssnrmvuvsea
UNIVHBIIAL STD No. Iain It aver W‘,
D
Winner Inuder'sbloek.8o.Inln 8.
”(1)8. omcshours, 8am. talus. u.
KENDALL. 030. 8..
D..D8. V1,.”
. HoursSnnmo tom
Prentilnsys. 8.018 Wil-
nsar one] Chart: N.
Hold a crownshilrsartod. F
warm...” D..D.BfllutW-shl “.3.“
HoursSn.m. toop.m. (hemmed.
DOORS. ml! AND Burma.
WILMIlukCO. untrWnteregNmurlep
' woodwork,wbeele,etc.
nnanr arm man rise.
P131303, 1. It. none-remit, an.
Monomer
RAYHOHDM. Armnltglnudsndcmt
”h ml-
. DRUGS ANDM CHE DECALS.
”Sunday" bear: 1:” 3'3». mfm
D
donscsnrfullycolnpo
GREGORY, J. (l. 38Wsilet. N. Established l3
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS JOHN A. it Iain II, N. Mullen—tiny
five taunt medi-
PLAIS'I‘IID‘S 48 Washington a. EN paten.t
camels Physicians' prescriptionsaspecialty.
DRY-GOODS. “1““. N 2
J. L. A BONS— ‘Thc " o.
“omnmtg’hniiding N. orygoodfiin cloths mu.
tings and rugs
BANKS, E. K. Mshnckelno Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods, notions gloves, etc. Underwearaspecinlty
[lubed over forty- two years.
DICKERIAN. A. ASON.8iWashlnmon It, 8 N.
drygoods, carpal. etc. (soc adv.)
SCOI’IHLD A HOYT, SOawItebldg. N. 68Wssh-
logtonst, 8. N. (See sdvcnisemont.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 (Inserts bldg,N Dry
goods, fancy goods, notions andbosicry.
IXPBBSS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. ollice railroad station, 8.
Nsud-lilli 'nll at N. Reprise forwarders to all
ports of the world. Passenger train service. Low
rates. Leela Hunt, agent.
Hm.
BUXTON a BRUNDAOB, olllcsat Benedict's, In
Wall II, N. Our motto,‘ 'prompt attention."
CAV AN AGH'S BXPW, furniture and
pianos moved. Lsate orders at ad's, S. N.
SHERWOOD. W. W'., N. slate at poet-ones and
Hale’s. Careful and prompt service.
IXTBAC'rrI, counsels. ITO.
BYXBHK. F. 8. A CO. 0‘) Iain at, N. Isnnfactur-
ers of Sconeld's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NURWALH EXTRACT (IO. N. manufacturers of
line extrucil. F. 5. Ambler.
F I" R'I'ILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS Braille s III p -
ial manurea land pliktlihl,”zl0ill§let 1.0933me .37;
SHITH, W H. A CD. Water II, N. agents for Wil-
liams Clark A Co.‘ a standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS mdi-ry shapes in stock spec-
inls to ordnrfiremortnrgsndxhimney Iluc linings
l'ISII, 01m CLAIIS. ETC.
HUNT A HILUFP. “P; It. 8. N. lire
lab, oystetp. clams, fruits, game, vegetablumtc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. to Taylor Ivonne's. N. Also
stone deals on
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for walm' sonar-ts,
asphalt, brick, ml and gruvelvval
FLORIDA STEAL! AND Balk. WATER
II A'I‘EBS.
IEEKHB, W. H. A (:0. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
“iSLAND CHI" FLOUR, the best made. Don‘t
fail to use it.
L'HOIIBDIHU, DANIEL. east end of Washington
It bridge. The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYIOND BROS. hey, straw, door and feed in
package. load, at or cargo lots.
RED IlLL. Baden, (.‘sofmt & Rose. Grain. clinic
ground feed, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PA Woodward Place, 8e N. plants, cut
ManglarnImen teltnadpiecte
GUIGUB, P. L. ”Wardetmlp. Union Come
Phnte, cut flowers, etc wd‘ork a ty.
HcKA near the Bedding
3-3?th 5.3.1 floral wmkpfyr all kinds.
in races a specialty.
SIITH, JOHN H. So. Iain 8.18. the oldest and
best known Aorist in thin Icmlty. Plan cut
Iowan, etc. Floral work of all kinds a spec ty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLBHAN. THRODOHHWashlngItnI st ,(enstend)
Furniture, looking glenns,pl II are frnmce,etc
CRAI A WHI'I'I'LBSEY. as Ialnst.N. (Ray
rnond'n old shad). See advertiIem-I.
RAYIOND GEO H. ncwmtoandtslalnst,
N. Pour above old store.
STOW DAVID D. :8. U), ad a, Bolshoi, 8.N.
Purnlm enthuses, etc.
0A8 LIGHT COIPANIIH. 9
ALB OAS LIOHT COHPANY, once I
Nevnat'er'ecx for lighthsatandpower
Cokssla ocnln pet . Coal Tar three dol-
lue per barrel. package extra
. OBOCBIHI. (WholesalaJ
HOLIIS A KIHLKRJIIIIII Wall ItN. whole-
eelogroews. door. hey. etc.
BILLHCH BROS Mend Ill worn. N. wholesale
grocers, hour, feed, grain.hs
(INCHES.
RROWN A WILCOI, 20 Washington It. 8. N. sole
lama fwcslsbvated l'arm'mgwn treasury butts.
BECKER. CONRAD. 141 Washington It, II. N.
cwlce male-and provisions.
PlRthl, CHAR. ll. manor to Hutchins, ‘JlNo.
Ialust SUN table delicacies for family trade.
IINNHOANAORBILLI’ Ills Iain It, N. hour.
feed, buy. straw.conl and. wood.
PINNKY A 881lele II Well at, N. fancy and
method-fort ,frultetc
PITCH, D. W. Waterman. Inwlnst, N. canned
MN“ “I. thsbeet
CLO OLDWIIIILN. cleric
cinch-Km
IIIIIIAION, T. kWh. N. Ina
“munchies ebb—umber. W
lIAlPOID.W.R. liners. neerULItflionllt
Mung-ibupnppmsfiu. 8. N-
LAWTON ID (:0 lilo stunt. gr!)
ceriea bisdsllenclen.
l. HOIIKDIHO. DA lelnsastendof Washington
It. bridged N Isas.cndeu,splces, especially.
HOORHA RARIAN Ito lainet,ssarlsst.8..l
Innocent-e, Iotalgnfrnknlosr. fondue.
NBWYOIIIITHAOO., «seams—1mm:—
'I‘eee, wifwsandsplcennspeelalty.
NICRKRIIONAHB'I'I‘S, used 8? Iain 1.8. a
Iterlaltynadeof bledehrneles.
OTHAHI. ONO. Wilton nvs udfiehoolnlf.
Newscast, uswgrmdeasd sewprioee.
SIYIOUKC. 3 81 Wash
quarters formulated Dew ‘musdgoode.
VALDDI. CHAS. II smut N. cranberry bee
renounce”, mblcdellcacnl‘eefru
IAT‘I'HIIII' WHO. (IT!!! on
ABCHJOII J.7Iouroest,8.it.aln2lornas
“TMHAII'I'IHJKOCO. WtoI-lflmmmfi
N. “amass-tense, pinches,
DATT'RBS’ 1001A.
MIRA? A star 8.11m fossdw
tight-enemies; Minna srbouve. ’
DAT! AlDCAI’AfIsIAIL)
INAPPTHIHATI'IRHHW $.83.
napac laltysiadvofnneetilnnd lists.
HAT HANUIACI'IIIIHII.
HAHHII. mama). Union It.B.N.1InIIdl
CROPU‘I' I KNAPP. mamas» 1m, “curiae
car Isle eedwnw A Talle- so. 8. N
rte-yr ignition-n- town-mat.
unmanaimro Herb-dc an.
urnonoe angina ‘Iv. “-
oo e,s. man
"flea—mm“
HAT v
manor-WW m s .
mm 0. IIIIDI m
‘Ofi'aflig'u ..n.
S.N.Isnulhe
.Otnsm.
1‘0!me now-tit hardware-nil
wingspan. m
summoned. that If women. blilfl-
Mm
continuum. o. mammal. nine.
callus,“ debunk.)
tinnitus
MP Hl'allstnt m slsdshsrsu
rankings-tum.
JIIOBBB BHOIHS.
UHA], OHN N .Haln 8 N at.-
“mdouglrsntodoelggdri " horns.
Horus.
amour HO'I'ILJI Ialust.N. J.C.0nillna.
"lmnpasnplaurcstaarnntnttachsd.
Behsab. H n
RONA“ H D.AN.H.H.deot.
.I. ”torus-modalities.
optima amendment-am. 8.1! Read
8. H.
WEE-swflnmet, crohy,
mam
Waco! .n-wmm “IBIS. N Mm
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDG! A. LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain It. N. insur-
anceandrcnl estate inell ltsbreuehse.
LAY'I‘ON, JACOB I Washington uexttoP. 0.
S N. dre,phtcglaes,sncldentand ntasssdv)
wCKWOOD. WI. cor. IninandWellIte,N. Real
estate, Investments, loans negotiated, etc.
It,
IOHRKLLA L'HOIIHDHIU, ”Washington
8. N. strictly subclass companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, o A 17Wnnhington at,
S.N. Real Hutcand Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
' CtgiNNKCTICUT GEN’L LIFE INS. 00.. S. 8. L'-
omrnedleu, agent, Wuhington It, 8.N. sec ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFR 1N8 I”(7%” 20 Washington
II, S. N. F. J Crubb, minim
NORWALR FIRE 1N8. (30.. N. in successful
business since I”. No on ng loss claim.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. C0 The, No 4:. Washing-
tonat, 8. N J.ao French, ant. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUI'URD H. Insonic bldg. N. txHondn
Hiddioicx Banking and Equitable H‘I'gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SIITH.W.H.&COlbeud17Wstcrst,N.
springs. axles, csrrisgehard warn, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IBRRITT HI h‘tandMWsler at, N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
”,8. N. Wall. Hoyuproprletor.
IRON POUNDBIEI.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk IronWorks
Co., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWHLI-ZBS.
PHHRIS,A s. 3980. Main 81.8.31 op. CityHotcl,
8. N. Inc watch repairing a specialty
HOYT II. B lSNo. Ialnst, S. N. strictlynntclass
goods at low prices.
JACKSON, LeGRAND, sswnm, N. watches,dlar
moods. etc. Plus watch repairing a specialty.
HOOD, H 8. dinmondnwntches, jewel ,silversnd
plated were, repairing especially. 8:! alnst, S.N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED E room 3 Masonic b'd' g, Well
It borough. Notarysnd chlfis
FROST HUSSE 8 No. Iain It, enotary
business of all kin candidly strondedto “811
HURLBL’T'I‘ J BELDHN, mourns and ti (Janette
all at. borough.
LIGHT JOHN H. 102 Wash! 8. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for ew Yorkstste
LOCKW'OOD BDWARDI. mom I Gazette bldg,
borough. ttornoy, notary and pensions.
SEYHOUR, JOHN 9. room 8, Falrllsld 00. Nat.
Bank building, N Counsellor at law.
WAISHJOHN J room! Insonrc building, Well
It,
“LIVER? “AISLES.
DANN, HORACE B. Excelsior livery and board-
lng stables. No. 8 Rivert It
URI-l CORY, CEO. 3 14 Knight at N. Pins turn-
onto a specialty. Telephone are.
MCI DIANUFACTUREIIS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING (:0. Day It. 8.
N. Iannfuctnrcrs of buihlcrs‘ hardware.
081cc 36 Pearl It; New York oflce W Readout;
Chicago ofllcc ill Lake at.
NORWALII LOCK COMPANY, S N New York
offices; Chambers st. Locks and builders‘ hard-
ware; designers; founders- workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze, brass and iron.
LUIIBEB DHALHBS.
HILL!» J.9W'aterlt. N. Allkindvoflnmhsrdo-
liverod to any point by rail, team or renal.
HAO]! [NB SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. Thc,Wstev at,
near H. R. ,S.N
machinery. iron
and brass fort-I332mm MM been.“ re
palrs for mnnufectortes
SCOFIHLD, W I. A. Knight II, N. New mm
mule and repairing promptly attended to.
IIABHE'I' GA BDBNEIS.
JINNINGBA WATERBURY. B. N. berries and all
gardenproducslneneon for Ihswholesaletrsdc.
MARKETS.
A HODHLHAHKHT, H) Wall st, N Wm. Ward-all,
"09.. best, veal, lamb motion and poultry.
AVIIION.A.0158Inlnst. N. Innate. fruits,“
moisten, and asulhrpn, butter.
em ,cumed M80001.
LINN!” A HOSTED meets, Ieh opts-I. lob
m.clame.frulln and. uni-tit .
BISBBLL. DANAC. 1! Iain at, N. Mull,
,lsh, vegetables,
BHITI’O‘S CENTRAL HAHHBT. 6 Watt It. N.
Heats, vegetables fruits, poultry, at lowest prices.
CARR, WILLIAM H. Benedict. M KN.
“norm-In,“ vegetables—Mat” can.
PARRING’I'ON J. Alncnle. ..Aah mist-u.
vegetnblce,frnlls,bdfter.etc.. IL nave, N
GUST. GEO. Ill Chestnut It, 8. N. choice mats.
vegetablu, fruit, etc. :41quch prices.
BATH! PHHD Is No. els 8N. primsmeatn
allkindn lion-mama sspeeldty.
JUDBON.A. (I. ()ontrsllerkst cor. Helnnndllsvl-
IantlII.li N. wo‘holccll‘lvflmpoultryfisgstablen
LI RN I I” ll It. 8.
Phil“... Mi...” mm“ hm...
LOCIWOOD, L. Washington st Mags.“ 8. N.
UNIV... AMWOOD. 1 Iain will Ins
.l-b. ova-urine Inset-III.
”m .16
PIORHRIRO.H 8. Banana». school borne. KN.
. veal, Insulin. etc.
HCHA JACO a West w-hlngtoust,
strictly lastl'meats, poultry n specialty.a
IIIITH'II WASUthn‘ON MA .nIflW'
“1.814. Inemeatsandpou Irwhnllytrsds.
EPILLANLJ W. Ointment-gill. wage-rune
dellyall overtbetown.
WAD W. 8. rear .IlmOrmeHN
toslI’parlsoftowhnlthhmfrsabend tniestn.
WIXON. J. 3. 87 Wallst, N. ”Choice vacate, posi-
try.fralll.regatsblce,buttev .em. etc.
SIAttltLl AND ORAN!“
BATIS. I'.W. Werner, N. mausfsttuverofflna
grenltoand lubhwuhelsu deal. h building
"Mimi. W. nouns-tit. Wenona-
lternuennsetn etc.
9 0 M7
HAWK. AND BUILD!”
smock. Hm“. I. Wat M. 8. N. All Hat
WI! WILLIAI. ”WiltonavcwuaJtJt.
whim curbing.“
IHI'I'II. WHJJAI [LII Wealth. If. Jobbing
LAWLOH, WILLIAI. b HmILN. Ailklnthof
udgxerlisgpvonptlyattandsdw.
Granite-a fronIuIyownqunry.
ms OWN;
cosmonauts Innis
8nInisvt.8.N. Oastl-sn'ef ‘
“HOBART TAILOIA.
on LuWalinJ. Aparfestltaaar-
800093.! flNortltlnlsst,8.N. mutating
mg!” W“ I... M“
Essen
lash
amt”. lawless. “D
t
is
Plnlfl’s,
PAW mm: nlllbwy. I'dw
JAIMIIII HLIBo.Hain 8.1!. 1“
may "
anteater wot thslnts'm.
marina-tn manly
HUNTING’I‘O’N.HB8.IDHalnII.H. Vocalis-
West. a. 9-3.
mm” son was. 5
New York 180 Greenest
TUBE.
8. N. Stoves,ranges, crockery,carpets,etc.
shipper of oystersnnd
HOYT, W. H.&80N,121Wsterst.8..N
Rn exporters
REED A: HOUSIAN, lad “Marsha. N. punt-I
PATTEBNB AND IIODELB.
Put-rises work “a specialty. Bole
PROWIT'I‘, J. 'l‘. “Inhabit. Jewett‘sluh.
Hasnryand
Scelcy
Ind, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
PAPER HANGINOS.
PROWI'l'l'JJI'. omen. window
Holhnds. fixtures. etc. M
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH 0. 8. ”Washington “.8 N. mortality
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONNNTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ’2. 1390.
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iABoR’s ANNEX}. Hobbit
HOW II‘ "All OBSERVED fill“!
AID HBBIAIWUTB.
Twenty-nee Hadron People Attend or.
Dnttsas' M-Innduds of Others
Enjoy the Day an Lens and Water
The Hat Pluhbers' Association held
their picnic on the Fair Grounds yester-
day. The day was perfect, and it is so-
timsted that 2. mo people visited the
rounds during the afternoon and even-
lug.
At Imo’shfithsre was aballgame
between the Resolutes, of this city, and
the Messengers, of New Canaan, for a
prize of ten hats, presented by the but
minufaotnrersof thlsolty. dips gene
was w bythe Renal rs be
imam “muggy“
The horse trot was then called, tie en-
tries for which were James Quinlan’s
bl. in. N,enoy, of Westpotl; Ike Hamil-
too I g in., Mabel 0., and George Finch’s
b. g., Frank. Al Free had entered his
b. g. Dick, but as he did not appear, the
other three started. Four beats were
trotted. Nancy winning the last three
heats, Frank coming in second. At the
end of the' third best Isbel 0. was
drawn, leaving only two contestants for
first money. The purse was divided as
follows: First, $25.00; second. 815 00,
presented by the Norwalk bet finishers.
Next came the balf~milo bicycle race.
which was won by C. I". Sealey, of New
Canaan, on a Columbia safety. 0. 8.
Fox, of Bridgeport, came in second on
an Eagle. The first prize for this race
was a silver pitcher, presented by James
H. Creagh, and the second prize was a
pair of gent's fine shoes, presented by
H. S. Brown.
In the lOOyard dash. W. Btebb. of
Norwalk. came in first, and J. Kelly, of
New Canaan, second. The prizes were,
first, a pair of shoes; sscond,a box of
cigars.
In the mile bicycle race the first prize
was a silver pitcher, presented by Hans-
lltoo Brothers, and the second a pair of
fins shoes, presented by Glover J: Olsen.
In this race there were only two entries,
n-. Seek-y was barred out by winning the
balf'mile race. C. S. Fox,of Bridgeport.
coins in first. and W. A. Gunther, of
this city. second.
After this came the standing high Jump
which was won by Joseph Hubbardmbo
jumped four feet, two inches. The prize
was meerschaum set, presented by S.
Wagner.
The running high jump was won by
James Kelly, of New Canaan, jumping
five feet four inches. Kelly would have
undoubtedly bad to work to win this
jump had not W. Bed, of theY. M. CA
team, twisted his ankle in the first part
of the contest. The prize was a meer-
erbium sit, presented by George Lock-
wood.
The half-mile running race was then
called. Among the entries was a young
man calling himself Joseph Wallace,
whom tbvother comments rrfusad to
run against, as they claimed he was a
professioool. A committee was appoint-
ed, however, to Investigate the aflsir,
end he was allowed to run under protest.
He came in first, clo-rly followed by
Scott Bowman and Ben Hamilton. The
pill» for time race were, first,” gold
pioce, presented by J. Ltnxweller, and
second. a pair of shoes. presented by
Tully a Siobhan.
The potato race was won by Ben Ham—
ilton, W. O‘Brien coming in second. The
prtzus were, first,n silk umbrella, pre-
sound by the Boston store, and second.
a calm, presented by Fwd Coleman
The three-legged race was won by T.
Walsh and J. Honsban. The price was
a box of Old Well Club cigars.
Tbi- tomato can race was won by Fred
Hall. The price was s pair of shoes, pro-
lcntt-d by C. B. Harvey.
The pair of show presented by A. ll.
Hoyt & Non for the high kick were won
by James Kelly, of New (Jensen.
The mile ruonmg race was won by
Jmepb Wallace, who run under protest.
Hoott llowmnn came in second. The
prizes were a .15 um of clothes, present-
ed by Cum-took lime, and an eight dol-
lav banging lamp by ll. Quilnor A Go.
, Dancing n It 2:30 o 'clock and was
continuedu l 11 0 “cm. Iptbe orep
log, The Acute Quartelle‘ tendered some
excellent music between the vets and
were vigorously applauded“ after everypos
song.
The groundt were illuminated by eloc
ivic lights, and the double bovsecnrs
which were run on the \Vtuoipauk
branch of the street railway were well
yreIrnninod. The number of the ticket
that drew the Gib has not yet been an-
nounced. Everything passed 00 very
pleasantly, and anneal good time was
mum“... '0 bed. The butters will retain many
rowan? J. w. n Wuhlm n. as. stoves. plrasavlt recollections of their pinch: of
peer.” eerie-es m. 3m" ‘9”-
sarcasmmvssrtni "IVs-Mfg II The"Cityof Albany" carried a ire!
m‘fl‘mmn 9'“ ”M" mentions crowd to Gooey Island. The
day was Very pleasantly spent and the
, an. lav . . I ,
.Wn'dfiq mm ymmsu'.‘ Dab racer-tools“ returned been in high
UNDIITAHIII. glee over the day's plreenl’v.
A large number boarded the
special trnln in Ihloclly,llld Incompe-
alert the [lethal recur-Ionian to (lousy
Island. on Insets-nor Blues. 'l'bshoet
left Wilson Point.
w.~_‘_c_r.u
W M. “Ow
Yesterday afternoon nullified
was ailing In writ-DIM,” the host
copies! and Ir. Bradley was pvrslpl
tetra. into the wet-v. Haw-evened
withnssvsrs drenching. tbsssly rs
wattle-dreams.
" SCHOOLEIIDPENBD.
Sensation-amine Inthetlorpnof
Teachers.
The public schools of Nor-elk reopen—
ed to-dsy, with a large attendance in all
departments. The corps of teachers es-
ned in thsflouth Norwjlk district fo,
the coming year, togtber with some 0
tbs improvemenn made to the buildings
during the summer vacation. were to
oeutiy referred to in these columns.
Blight changes have been made in the
corpse! when intersect the other
districts, among them the following:
Ilse Sadie Hull. teacher in the Broad
River district last year, will, have charge
or oheottberoomct thocsniersohool.
William Smith, a graduate of ‘the South
Norwelk High School In the class of ’90.
taking Hiss Hull’s place in the Broad
River district. , .
Hire Edna Kemp. who “unlit M
year-um Wilton, has been bugged
’ “MIMI" in MWWDIIIKUM
Miss Mamie Allen,a grad to of the
State Normal school. class f ’80, will
teach in the Over River school.
Miss Minnie Godfrey, last years tench-
or in the Five Hilo River district,'will
have a room in the new department of
the East Not-walk school. ~
Hiss Katherine Down. formerly e
teacher in the Concord street school,
goes the last of this month, to Tongaloo
university, are... totmb for a year,
under the auspices of the A. M. A.
AGROUND IN OUR HARBOR.
A lowlands: BentStrtknsnRacksnd in
Run on the Plate.
The two-masted schooner “William
Owsue" rs lying on the data between
Hoyt island and Keyser island. The
boat was bound from New London to
New York and when near the Norwalk
islands she struck a rock. Quite a large
hole was stove in her side and she was
immediately run upon the flats. Ppmps
were put Intense and it has sinosbdpomo
necessary to use a steam pump. The
sailors sleep in the sails and are put to
considerable inconvenience by the acci-
dent.
Be—oponlng of Mine Baird's Institute.
Miss Baird's Institute for young ladies
and children, located on Orchard street,
rs-opens on Thursday, September 18, en-
tering upon the tenth year of a most
successful existence. During the past
year the accommodations for pupils have
been largely increased, and many aub-
atsntial improvements made to add to
the comforts and advantages of the
students. A pretty gymnasium connects
the two houses now occupied by the
school, and an experienced lady teacher
will direct the gymnastics. Ilse Bab-
cock, in the primary department and
also in art: Miss DeWolfe in the depart
. ment of elocution, and Miss Deverenua,
in the music department, will sulstHies
Baird.
rehab KW...”
Major C. E. Duty, of this city, basin his
possession behest of books and pnpers
belonging to Company I“, Seventeenth
regiment, UonnecticutVoinnteere,wbicb
was carried through the war. until the
mastering out of the company at Hilton,
8 C.. July 19, 1865.
Among the records are many items of
interest concerning men who enlisted
from Norwslk and vicinity. They also
given detailed account of the difierent
movements of the company during the
entire service. The major, who was at
one time captain of this company, prince
the chest very highly.
The South Narwnlk Plating Company.
The South Norwnlk Plating company,
a new concern recently referred to in
three columns, is now ready for business.
The company is located at No. 49 Water
street, opposite the steamboat dock, and
is prepared to do gold, silver. nickel and
oxydined plating, giving especial sited
(ion to polishing and refinishing all kinds
of roots! goods. The proprietors are
enterprising young men, and an a con-
cern of this kind has long been needed
in this vicinity, their success reassured.
American laehaslea Vista New Canaan.
Yesterday twenty-three members of
Lincoln COIIOCII, O. U. A. H. of this
city, and as many members of Pilgrim
(bunch of the borough went to New
Canaan to attend the flag running on the
Centre school boosc, 'An appropriate
programme but! he... raged end was
rendered to the helix? of. the large
audience which Assam led {of p
ébeforc stated. The vis‘illng Mag:
gates from this place returned home at
an early” hour.
Cletus to love Dean Hob”.
John Williams, a can maker employed
at Arnold A (Join foundry, who raids
on Iain street in the borough. came to
this city last evening for n good time,
and after becoming somewhat befuddled
he started for home. Williams has no
recollection of being robbed, but when
found by some belated travelers he was
In his stocking feet, and without bet or
cost. He claims to have lost his wet‘
and about .18 in money. Nocluetoihs
thieves have as yet been obtained.
Ire» Ont “.r the Ian-up.
William Saunders, of Stamford, '-
lodeed in the city lockup on Sunday,
charged with drunkenness. III was si-
lowsd the privilege 0",th Corridor, and
some one passed an true but to him and
witbltheeuccrsded in prying hllhs
harelnfrolttof Insolence. III-send
and has not been heard from fies. The
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PEOPLE W110 ABB VIBI‘I‘INGJIBBI
. AND ELSEWHERE.
Where lorwnlksrs (Is to Enjoy Their
vmmutnem
Others Dublin" A”; field-nulls.
John B. 8cofleld, of Hesiod, in viltlng
V. A. floofield lII till-city.
Chester F. Tolles, Jr.. and family, have
returned from North Castle. H. Y.
Hr.andllrs.(ieo.B.Plaisted.of New
York. are visiting relatives in this city.
George Hoyt and Hire Jennie Frances
Hiller spent Sunday with friends in New
York. ,
..John J. Cavanaugh and Everett
Iowndes, of this city, spent Sunday in
Boston. .
Elmer more,“ Kingston, N. I, spent
Sunday and Hoday with friends' In yhe
borough. ,
lasso Bows, conductor on the street
railway, and wife are spending the week
in Maiden.
Harry Gibson, of Dsnbury, was the
guest of his sister, Hrs. William Smith,
on Sunday.
Hits Heds Adams, of this city. spent
yesterday with Him Lula Grant, of
Bridgeport.
MisaILnls Snidens started yesterday
morning for Sumeld, where she will et-
tend school.
Miss Eva Hodges of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is spending the week with friends in
East Norwelk.
Hrs. Kate Henry and hire. William
8. Knapp have gone to Manhattan Beach
to spend the week.
Freddie 0. Raymond and Allie Wescott
of East Norwulk are spending a few
weeks at Lake Wsccaboc.
lllrs. Willis Woodward and son of
New York are visiting at the residence
of Hon. E. A. Woodward.
Ire. 0. D. Bedell and daughters, of
the borough, have returned home after
an absence of several weeks.
George Van Alstyne, proprietor of the
Boston Store, In this city, has gone to
Providence, R. 1., for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Flinn, of Jersey City,
are the guests of Mrs. William Howard,
on Chestnut street, borough.
Miss Grace Wardell and Miss Jennie
Dean, of New Haven, are the guests of
friends at No. 21 Union street.
After a two weeks’ visit with her stint
on West avenue, Miss Lulu Thompson
has left for her home in Brooklyn.
Howard de F. Earle and wife, of East
avenue. have returned from a three
months’ sojourn among the Catskills.
Ben Cobb, of Brooklyn, after spending
the past few days with friends in this
city, returned to his home this morning.
Thomas L. Van Norden returned to
his home in Brooklyn, lo-dsy, after a
two weeks' sojourn with friends. in this
city.
Mr. and Hrs. Charles H. Hoses, who
has been spending a few weeks in this
city, returned to their home in Brooklyn
yesterday.
Mrs. Murray and daughter Alice, who
have been visiting Joseph O'Brien at the
City Hotel, have returned to their home
in Horrisbewn, Penn.
Mrs. S. J. Burger and sons. Oliver and
Joseph, of Harrison, N. Y., have been
the guests of Ira. E. C. Quinterd, on
Warren street, borough.
Mr. and Hrs. George Hunter, of this
city, started for Denver, Colorado, yes-
terday. Hr. Hunter takes the trip for
the benefit of his health.
Mr. and Ira. Edwin Adams and Mr.
and Ira. John H. Kunppdrovsto Trinity
Lake today to attend the Partneru’ sn-
nunl festlvnlnud clam bake.
bliss Hertha Christie and nephew,
Irving Osgood, of New Britain. spent
Sunday and Labor Day with J. hi. Lay-
ton and family on Chapel street.
Mayor Edwin Wilcox, his daughter
Leila and George B. Weed have gone to
Inks stamnng, where they will re»
main ten days. They drove in one of
Ir. Word's teams.
Ill- Imlu Hsff. of New Haven, who
has been the guest of Alien HadloPt-ck. at
No. 3| River street, for the past four
days, returned to her home In New Hav-
II this morning.
In. J. I. Xllboy add son. who have
been visiting relatives on Plymouth
avenue for the past two weeks, will re-
turn to their home in New Haven this
week.
William Aparieo, who has been spand-
lng the summer It Hose Hill, has return
ed to Philadelphia In order to pursue his
studies in the medical departmt of the
University of Pennsylvania.
Ilsa Hertha Brown, of South Hall
umneteacaev In the Concord street
school. and Hive Katherine Dowd, of
North Haven, who formerly taught In
the same rcbool. have returned from a
sojourn in Heine.
Ilsa Fannie Clark left town this morn-
ing for New Britain, where she will at.
tend the State Normal school to perfect
herself as a teacher. Hive Clark in a
grndoslsof the Over River school and
elapse-son first-class examination to
enter the Normal school.
Ineud HmBJl. Buns“. haven-
turaed from a few deye' visit with rela-
tives in Home, II. J. Their cousin.
Ilse (levees Chlaery returned with
them. This young lady In I graduated
tthnypert high school. and in prayer
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SUMMER SAUNTERINGS. "- “""mfumw WIPE
Hellman “Ind MI OI"
«trader-wireless. “
mutiny. Hohsdwhll
' "and wesdririn onto! we
when one of the hubs :f the” "I!
against the side of tbodoor. mm ms
the cart I lurch, but Ir.
rained hlseeet. and before by could
control of the horse the mu
wheel went over a laud cover of I cg-
pool just outside of the door. This W
the cart again, and somehow. but
how Ir. Saunders ohnnot. saplnip. IIIII
of hlsfest gotoaught betweentb‘eust
of thecnrt and the wheel,nnd be lost
sutirecoutroiofthsborss,whlohrllbsd
onto! theyardsnd dowanIer were
ed to he killed, be
trying to veto himself. He ribbed the
wheel opposite, which brought leap with
such a sudden jerk that. it threw the
horse, and while he was down hsmnn-
agsd to release his foot, and them
was secured. This was in (mint the
Iron Works, and though he had been
dragged in the manner described, Ito .-
caped with no serious injuries, though
he was quite generally bruised. lid look-
ed when he was taken home as thangb
he might have passed through a thresh-
ing machine. Yesterday be was able to
be about the house and bars, and sub
lonely thought of going up to the bat:-
ters’ jubilee but by advice of his physio
inn, postponed going. He expects to be
around again in a few days as well as
ever. He certainly had a marvellous
escape. The horse was scratched up,
some.
mind, snduhsuyntbongh bespect-
m
riifio—RIIEE’ETIL
Sheds on the Cblcheetcr Property Born-
to the Ground.
About half put twelve this morning
fire broke out in the sheds on the Chi-
cheater property on West avenue. Box
32 was pulled and the Norwnlk fire de-
partment responded with their natal
promptnose. The tire burned rapidly
and in asbort time the sheds were do-
stroyed. The flames communicated
withs barn near by. and though the
roof was considerably burned the barn
was saved through the efforts of the fire-
men. The hydrant at the corner of
Orchard street was found out of order
and Hope Hose company were obliged
to carry their line of hose to Butler
street, where after trouble in opening the
hydrautastrsam was secured and di-
rected upon the lire. The barn and out-
buildings were insured in the Niagara.
American Insurance company of New
York. The damage is estimated at
. about 8500. This is the third barn Hrs.
Chicbestor has had destroyed by fire in
the last nine years, all of them having
been fired by incendiaries.
An Old Time Temperance Bally.
tion of the fact that the people of III'n
city have not tiredof the Temperance
question when 'discussed by able and in.
teresting speakers.
Rev. H. A. Delano, of Branston, 111..
who has been spending his vacation litre,
and Welford 8. Bailey addressed“ the
meeting. Hr. Delano spoke upon the
advancement sud outlook of the Tempes-
enoo cause. He said that the QW
hndcome to fullrecognitiouasofnstion-
nl character. II had been madaa politi-
cal issue, and Congress by tbsvaaiginsl
package decision had been faced. to
recognise it. In the presentation of the
facts in support of hispofintn. Hr.
Delano was very strong and clear in
declaration and deduction, and in his
eloquent periods wrought up his audience
to great enthusiasm.
Mr. Bailey showed as much zeal as
ever, and his talk showed that be has
lost none of his powers as n public
speaker. When he talks temperance the
people gladly listen. Before the oloaeof
the meeting an informal resolutbu was
passed by the audience, expressing their
appreciation of Rev. (3.3. Torroy‘n hbors
here, especially in the temperance cause,
and regret at his approaching departure
for another field of labor.
mineral of a... MD. Mb.
The funeral of live. Charles I. Oath
took place yentordl! ellareaoa here its
late residence on West swans. Thane
vlosn were conducted by the M h.
Eldridge Ifla, of tell River. H“. ml
the Rev. Dr. Noble. At thefrooldflon
a most touching Incident occurred, when
the infant daughter of the deceased was
baptized in the presence of~ the relatives.
by the Rev. Dr. Ila, standing by the
side of tho cofin.
”Conn News.
The following cases were disposed of
before Judge Knepp yesterdeynsovniag
mm or... was menu It boast can:
for committing breach of the m
George V. Roy-old- was dead 01.00 and
costs for dronksuosn, but being Ilsbb
to raise the necessarysmountwlthwhldi
topey lit-ties haw-I Inherits-Mp-
port jail by Chief Volltner.
...... Prohibition—W '
A mestlugwsebald st lefle’e Hall.
flaturdsy evening, for the purpose of or-
ganicinga junior prohibittassbh. III-l!
Oowlss, of Konstagmvn stats ore-It‘ll
w-prnsnt and was well planned with
the club, which use. with about If...
when. Edward Townsend. I!» "
vios [mills-l. ‘
will not and“ m
dlflicalty ls
WM newly-
acqolvsd fevellleselssn "thy“
Btu-Ibsen.
wrinrmn. slumber-terrain
SID-(Ills if“
Mr. Saunders retained his prudence of
It seemed like old times at Music Hall - ‘
Sunday afternoon, and was edemonatrn-
oWordevetend (native W-l’ifl.‘
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