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Mathematics stScuthNorwalkss.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1890.
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”fin flagged lamb and mutton.
Hillel- POSTER AND 11181811501011.
"311016.111. Postoniceboxasi. N. Circulars
folded in over lull Sunday papers.
BLACKSIATIIS.
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mGDH8tCO PWOhosoStS N. builders
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8nudayhours.8toiostni.itt09p.m. Preuipq
GREGORY.J.,G.$Wsilet.N.1stablished18!9.
Wan d.retall Popular prices.
111668 JOHN A.11 Iain st; N. Mum—1m
PLAISTRD'S asthiugtonst.8.N
etHPhysiclau preecriptioneaspecialty.
DRY-GOODS.
gloves. etc. Underwearaqieeialty.
nouns.
mB..BNNB'1TJPlDIainet,N.’Businoseeetsb
liahed over forty-two years.
DICKEBIAN, A. a SON. St Washington at. 8. N.
drygonds. carpets. etc. (aeeadv .)
SCOFIBLD A HOYT. ilGuettc bldg. N. mWaeh—
lngtou st. 8. N. (See advlertisemen) Dry
goods. fancy goods. uotionsaodhoei
EXPRESS COMPANIIB.
ADAMS EXPRBS CO. office railroad station. 8.
N. audA'quliet N. Express forwarders to all
parts of the world. Passenger train service Low
rates. later Hunt. agent.
EXPREBBHEN.
BUXTON & BRUVDAGR. omens: Boundless.”
Well at. N Our motto. 'prompt attention.
GAY ANAGH' S EXPRESS, furniture and
pianos moved. loaveordcnet metals. 8 N.
SHERWOOD, W. W.. N. slate at post-omen and
Help. a. Careful and prompt service.
“TRANS. ”BRNCIB. m.
BYXBBE. P. 8. 5'. Ct). 99 Info at, N. Manufactur.
or: of Scofleitl's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufacturers oi
flue extracts. P. S. Ambler.
FBRTILIZEBS.
BAYIOND BROS Bradley’s superm thosphatc
lei mauures. laud pluter. ground hooe,wood
dIlTH. W. H. A CO. Water at N. agents for Wil-
llama Clark a Co. a 'crtlllstsndardf'
F1113 BRICK AND CLAY.
ON 08. ordinary e
“at“ morgagdrenmnrtar Magnum flue liulngr
1181!. OYSTXBS. CLAIIS, 15:0}; m
HUNT A ZKLUFP. so Washington at.
Ash. oysters, clam's. fruits. gamuvegetsblse. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON. JOHN B. C'l'eylnravenue. 8. N. Also
RAYIOND 11808. scum tor nag. concrete.
asphalt, brick, cement and graveiwsiks
"0310A STEAM AND 1101' WATER
HEATERS.
11mm, W. H. A! CO. Music Hall block. 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND "121).
“th11 G3I"PDOUB. the best made. Don't
“Elma,“ L DANmLeaetesd fWaehington
o
lIngrid”. mm of family dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw. flour and feed in
load. car or cargo iota.
HIDIILL. Dariemtrrofoota Rose. Gram. choir.
ground feed. graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG Woodward Place. 8. N. led an
I wartudmo'rusmeutal pieces made! lordsl’o oprdsr ts.
GUIGUI, P. 1.. mitt-rd met. Union 0 1r
mm.“ “W" “harm
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13—33% and oralwork of all kinds.
roses a specialty.
8I1TB.JOHNH..8oIslnst S.N.the oideetsud
hestkuowu florist in this “dictum. Pisuts.cut
Iowa-.etc. Piorulworkof allklndesepeclalt y
and done promptly.
PCBNITURR DRALRRB.
COLIIAN. THBODORRWaehmgmmteast end)
mulching urefetcrau'tee. .
CRAI a: “worm BY. as In“llainetut. (BAY
mond'soldstaud). Seesdvertieeuimu
BAYIOND GEO. H. mmflandtalsiust.
POM!!!
s'row osvmas. amendmsoflmmau
Furniture. maltreascsmc.
GAB LIGHT COIPANIRB.
NOBWALB GAS LIGHT COIPANY.oIes 19
Water at, N. Gas for llgh power
I. heataud
Cukcsix cents per Coal Tar three dol-
laranllfldv
extra.
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HOLIRB ‘ KKBLBB. Quid “dyad at N. whole
sale.grnccra,itour
8111308 8308 used to Well at. N. wholesale
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feed.hav.straw.coalaed‘wnod. '
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glassware. tin and
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD. B. “Holden Point Tenn." 8. N also
5min producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGB A: LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain N. lusur
tune and real estate in sill tsbrauchsf P 0
JACOB H.111!!!”
ML‘Smfllr‘c. plate glass, ”aim" life. (see adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WI cor. IsinsndWsilste. N. Real
estate. investments. loans negotiated
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 a 47 Washington at,
8. N. Real Estate and Insurame
INSURANCR COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN‘L LIFE 1N8. (30.. S. S. L'-
Hommcdiengen t,Washiugtou ens S..N seead.
IBTROPOLITAN LIFE INS 00.10 Washington
st.8. N l". J. Grubb. aseistam snot
NORWALB P1111 ms. 00.. N in eucnmefol
businem since law. No outstanding lose claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N8.C0.'1‘hc. No. 4.5 “Hashing
ton st. 8. N. Jun. French, mt. superintendent
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUFUBD Iasouic b e’ N. 6% Bonds
Ilddlcsex banking and Equitab eM‘t'ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. [1.1 CO. 15 and 17 Water st, N
springs, axles. carriage hardware. etc
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HERB!“ R. I. maudsoWater st. N. iron work
of all kinds
T118 DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
at S. N. Wm H. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIRS.
GILES s CLANCY at The Norwaik iron Works
00.. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELERS.
YKRRIS. A. 8. 3980. Main st. 8. N op. City Hotel.
8. N. flue watch repairing a special
HOXT. 11.8. iBNo. Main nus N. strictlyiirchlsss
goodsati owpri prices.
JACKSON. WRAND. 58Wsli at. N. watches, disr
.ctc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.
11000. 11. S. diaomndamiilchtxi Jewel .siiverand
plated were. repairing especial ty. 8'} ulnar. 8. N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED B. room 3 Masonic b‘d' g. Well
at. baough. Notary and Real Potato.
FROST. BUSSB 8 No.1lain st. notary, legal
business of all kin carefully attended to.
HURLBUTT .1031.be rooms!» and 6 Gazette
building will It. borough.
LIGHT, JOHN H. 10% Wash! st.8 N. notary
oommimiouerod decdafor ewYorksta
LOCKW D RDWARDI. moutt Gazette
ughoo At andpensious W
SBYIOUB. JOHN 8. room 8, Purdeld 00. Net.
Bankhulldiug,
N. Counsellor at law
WALSH JOHN J. rooml Masonic building. Wall
‘ at. borough
“VERY STABLRS.
DANN. HORACE B Excelsior livery and board
lug stables. Office No. 8 River at. N
GREGORY. GEO. 8 11 Knight at. N. Pine turn-
outs a specialty Telephone :03.
00011 MANUIAC‘I‘URERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING (:0 Day“. 8
L' of
od‘lce so Pearl at; New‘l'ork edict: W Readout.
Chicago slice 19 Lakes!»
NORWALK LOCK CDIPANY, s. N. New York
oflceBRChamberast. Locks and builden‘ hard-
ware; designers. founders- workers of artistic
house trimmings in bro umbrass and iron.
LUMBER DEAL!“
J. 9 Water st. N. All kinds of iumberdo
to any point by rail, team or vessel.
IACRINI BHOPS.
0 W IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
N R ALK .8.N.General machinery.irou
and brass ngs. Mow Babbitt metal. ro-
pairs for mauufactorics sicamhnats.
801081110. WLI A Bhightst.N. Ncwmsrhluay
madeaud repairing promptly attended to.
MERIT GARDENBRS.
JINNINGS A WATBHBURY. 8. N. berries and all
galdenproducelnseesoo for thewhnleeeletrade.
MARKETS.
I DILIARKRT. on WshsgNJlm Wardweil.
A O b mutton and poultry.
at. N meats. fruits. vigour
.clsms. sud mliops. butter.
«eel. 'clcxwd-v
BINNBTI' A ll STED. meats.
meme-lama.
fruits. fitNo. lumen-hit. g. lob
8188
11.1..DANAC. tit Iain at, N. choicemeats.
poultry. deh. vegetables. etc.
BBl'l'l'O‘tt CENTRAL IARKBT. eWsta at. N.
lusts. vegetables. rruiutts.poultry. ioweetpricce
CARR. WILLIAI H.11enedietl'hrmraarket 1N.
Blue meats. fresh vegetablcevlowsstcash
lAltRlNGTON J.A. film” OHM
vegetabtse.frults.butter. etc. N
118T..OIOIC.Chemuntat.8 choicem
G ruietat, lowest cash prices.
YUM 71110 18No.Iaiu st 8.N.prlmemeate
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JUMDCON,A.NG. CsumiIsrket.corm Isiusiidllavt-
HILL.
live
svrsoit. s'iss '
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Choleemeete.
W WI. new u"arch-lugs. 8
W...” mm“
WT Aldus
0. v Isl-hit! Ina
MORNING. 11. 8. Memory. school limes. 5.1!.
'"fl' mm“ as w WWI. s. 1!.
HA JACO mt
wattlegyndrstcleee l"innate. poultry a specialty.h
. . BIITH‘B WASHINGTON MARKET. U Wee
toust.8. B..!HIIICM poultryfovlsniilytreds.
SPILLANRJHW thinneudmlimegonnine
dallysiloverthetowu.
nu!
WADRW. 8. n‘Iiiarkat. ““33".” and
W110N.J.1!?Wallet.ltw Choleemeats Ml-
try.frulie.vegetahlee.hll landmine.
IAIHIJANDGRANITI.
1'18. Water suit. nanometer
BA reusable merbiewnrk.slsodealcrin building
MAI. W. soIalnstJI. Inhhmdm
inmhmdvmmetc
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a WiLuAIfiethtna ll. ulnar
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hasnu.eAlealegglng.cevbl emcee.
'Wh EIWeustJ. l. Jobbing
LAWLOB. WILLIAI. s Hfllehll. Ailkludsnf
stone asdm’allegpromptlystteudsdto.
from-swam.
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meninges. Grail-swat
guofl
WMTAILOII.
mullalvmlshn. Aperfaetltgser-
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$8.1m”. -‘
were, ,
M! AND NANCY 000110.
0AVA§1AJILHIBBXJL 'IOIaystJJI. Ilium
l'AWCIT'l' headqneitsufa military. aWstw
mmnIsiu N.
«on «A: rims-diluent-
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Wmfifllflu mmmmuslc
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andotpninstructi
GIBSON. “31.8.8711“!!th Morgan
HUNTINGTON.IR8. in Isle t“shit. Vocal lu-
structlcuuud cudevelopmsnt.
NASH.I188J1NNIBK. utterance-0.11.
tsecheroflushummtslend
8AWY11t,I1t8.R.J.
vocal music. BesidenneatHrstRH. Poland's.
We“ 0..st
1!. 1. "my;
.newiaeous.
‘ Nev M“ all im
‘ on ”sensuous. -
11111188. Orders left at Bodwnii'e store.
74 Washingtoust.
LOCKWOOD
D..C R. stitllcm Drill 8. 11..
ory'e IL. New York m firemen“, 0mg-
NW A SICOND-HAND IURNITCRI.
P00110110. WI. under Salvation Army Barracks.
8. N. 8toves.rsugss. ery,carpcts,etc.
OYSTER PLANT!” AND DEALERS.
.0. Box 111. 8. N. wholesale
CUTBl RJ. footofRaynioud 8.N. whob
saledlatalyeriuflne oysters. It.
HOYT.W. H. JiSON. mWstcrsgSJW. foot of
Be exporters and slate
tasters. w oi
dealers In usl’ivem oysters.
113.30 a HOUSIAN. tilt Waterst.8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VANNAIEJ. L. 1500.. P. 0 BoxiitSS.N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Ches.11. Ais-
prop. Riverside eve. 8. N. Stoves, steam
d110t Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Cartonf urusce.
PAINTS. 011.8 AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J to Main at. N. Jewett‘s leads.
Iasury and Wadsworth‘a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS chett's. Atlantic and Seeley' a
Loud. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH. W. H. A00. 135 17 Water st. N. agents
for [nugman A: 11min er paints.
PAPER HANGINGS.
PRATT A: CO. Water st. near Wall. N. slso paints,
oils and glass.
P110W1T'l‘.J T. to Halo at. N. window shades.
Hollands. futurm. etc.
TAYLOR A 00.211101: st,N. also hardware.
min“. oils. slum“:
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN.C. A. 11 Ruth st. N. Instantaneous
process. Children‘ s photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. S. "8 Wsshlugtou at. S. N. oucquslity
only and that the best.
READMAN P. l. Gazette bull .dN Cabinet
photographs” per doe; one (101. 81. w.
PIANO TONI!“ AND RRPAIRIRB.
KERN-212.0 P. Lockwood Hall. N. Alsodeelerin
plnoo9 argue sheet music. etc
PLANINO 8111.18.
RANDALL. IINL'R D. B. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
moon. W. H. InsicHallhioek.8..N
Plumbing, siesta and gas fitting.
NASH. F. 11 ABRO. cor IsinaudWeetsts. ms. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges audh
RAILROADS.
NORWALR some RAILWAY OD. JamaaW.
Hyatt, pleat; Edwin G. Hoyt. eupt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DAYTON. JACOB I. Washington st. next to P. 0
SN property formic. houseeioreut. (sceadv.)
HORRRLL A L'HONIEDIEU. to Washington at.
8 N. selling, reotlngaodcoilecting.
W1L80N.O.B.Gaeettc bldg. N. investments and
money to loan, Also 111mm written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
Wooowsno. 3. A. No. Isinst. s. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sole.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE HWR. 5 Water st. N. warm meals at all
hours. dinner 95c.
HENRY 8 1680. Iain st 8. N. The bostmc'diunor
luthccity. Boardbyt edayorwcek.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
1110311.“! B A SON. “Washington at, 8
Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
80110018. (Privata)
BAIRD’S I188 iNSTlTL‘TR. s Orchard a. N
Young ladlesbeardln boarding and day school.
IBAD. In. Hillside.N. Dayaud boarding school
for girls and young ladies. Pita for an coilefi
orcourse com lets in f. Puilyeq is
rstory attach New ork artists em in
Home. “..T..“‘...."‘".".‘i“‘. m:
u o e ocu o
Futilembeiriua tkiobir at Circulars will he
sent upon application.
NORWALK MILITARY iNSTlTUTB. N. Prank 8.
Roberts. principal. rcuiar on request.
WIIAON. hill. 12311. Sthool for by».
(,‘f. Prrpumtor ' to college and sch-mine schools.
For circulars. dress as above.
SEWING IACHI'NIB.
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‘ COMMONGOHHTEMEETING
MAN ADJOURNED SESSION
LAST EVENING.
HELD
A Communleauoa Reeelvad from the
Water Commissioners Giving Cost or the
New Reset-vim and Other Work.
Au adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held lsatevening. Ifsy-
or Edwin Wilcox presided. and Council-
men Charles F. Bullock. John W. Duke,
Richard J. Cutbill and Issue 8. Jennings
were present.
After several taxpayers appeared in
behalf of improvements that were de-
eilvd made. the following communica-
tion was received from the Water Com-
showing the condition of the
doeuossvot that depanmsut of the city:
To one Wield newt or. iii to
the Honorable Board of 033ml.“ 0180
lorwsls 01.:
'l'heWater Commissioners would mostmpec
fully report that in the matter of the New Reservoi'
they have expended the following amounts. '12: —
To Oontrsc ....................... 838.30 43
17qu superintendent: and surveying ...... 4 WM as
. 05 no
[or Iateriala. pipes. castings. valves. etc. 8.8% to
tum-watt.“ :23" pm. 3 ”a:
or rt an 0 er kl .
Poi-laud“ .... .. 10.51448
For fencing .............................. 555 VI
Ieklng total. . . . . $64,468 78
Still to be paid for land:
Assumed to Weatc At ............ 1.110 00
ProbabiytoLyuch. shoot . noon
1n n! ............................... it's—nos is
There base! so been expendedon
Account last Norwaik extension ........ lo (33 33
Total ............................... $15 672 l i
There has been received from sale of bonds viz: —
Prom 852000 bonds (4. tin 59-100 and int. $55,196 69
From 81W bonds (it, 103 ”4(3) and 1111.11.93 19
...................................... .03: 173 96
Iskiuz a diftereucc between the
Cost of the new work. vii ............... S75 61”.! it
And the avails of b nude. viz .............. 68173 88
or. .. ...e 7498;:
Taken out of worn ace; ........
griffin BA RIOND. l Wm.
011113135 3 "germ“... 5 Commissioners.
30““ Mrs-ls. 01.. hot is um.
Application for a position on the police
force as supernomerary policemen were
received from Willis B. Mills and W. R.
Wilson; sisou petition asking the sp-
pointment of Gilbert 11. Ritch us a patrol-
man. The documents were referred to
the committee on police.
The following resolution was adopted:
Ruched. That the City Clerk be and
be hereby is instructed to notify the fol-
lowing property owners that the side-
walks in front of their premises as herein
stated must be repaired before Oct. 15,
1890: George C Lockwood. corner Pine
and West streets; George Schnub. corner
of Clay and Railroad piece; David Has.
sett, Clay street: Mrs. John Holland,
South Main street; Dr. G. S. Kendall.
corner Washington, and Franklin streets;
George Seymour, Washington street;
James 11.1mm, South Main street.
A vote was passed approving the action
of the committee on water in extending
the waiter main 150 feet on Elmwood
avenue.
The City Clerk was instructed to draw
orders on the Treasurer in favor of the
committee on streets and sidewalks for
a sum not to exceed .350, with which to
pay for labor on streets.
Councilmen Charles F. Bullock and
John W. Duke were appointed a com-
mittee of two to take such steps as may
be proper for the aimexstiou of East
Norwulk and South Norwulk.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved.1‘hst the City attorney be
and he hureby is directed to take proper
steps to prevent Ibo N. Y., N. H. d: H.
R. R. Co. and tho Housetonic R. 11.00.
from blowing their locomotive whistles
Wilbln tho city limits. and to compel
them to lessen the speed of their trains
while passing through the city limits so
as not to uxceed ten miles an hour.
A Good system.
We call attention to the meeting of
the Building and Loan association which
takes place tonight, and at which a loan
of 82,000 is offered to members.
Those who started in with the organi~
zttion when it began in August.1889.
ere beginning to congratulate tliemselvta
on the song iiitls sum which, without
anv great rflort. they have now got to
their credit on the company’s books.
They are unanimous in commending the
succintioo's system of saving. and gen-
erally odd that but for its help they are
quite “gang's they would have saved Both-
in at
Wuurlilill" 'L
”5th co map I. however, are
rrowe from tho useo
cistitfo, either to build or raise a mort-
gage. for they see their debt gmwing
smaller every month, and the certain
spprosch of the day when their property
will beeiiiirely free. These men are a
long way ahead of their plodding neigh-
bors. who are content with the mere
“payment of interest and regard the prin-
Allosipsiaea mountain which it is no use
trying to remove. A system, however,
which enables the borrower to regularly
pay his interest. and at the same time
steadily but surely cut down the princi-
pal. is invaluable; and such a system the
"-Boildtog and loan annotation supplies.
Ire. J. I. lanay Coming.
In. J. K. Barney leto deliver an ad-
dress in the Congregational church, of
this city, on Thursday evening. All
who have heard Ire. Barney will be
anxious to avail themselves of this op-
portunity of hearing her again.”
Barney Is the national superintendent
or“ prteooeend jsilwork. and her dae-
oriptiona her work are infinsely inter-
esting. collection will be taken to
detray «prom.
“Brim: “laughing lo lavayn,
mum.” Itstrem: 'Waetterr' Wt
'ibecsueethewsehlu' lstoohsrd to do,
mmwtdcetyeahayaieeomsm
mndobwu.msl.”,
A “GROWLEB ” GROWN
About Thla. That all the other Thing
In loll! Norwalk.
To the Editor Evening Sentinel:—
Whlle convening with one of the old-
time residents of South Norwelk the re-
mark was made by him that there was a
great increase of rowdyism and noose
qunntly an increase of the police force in
the last few years. He could not under-
stand or perceive the cause, but realised
the effect. Now the same thing may be
apparent to many soother inhabitant of
the town, and it might be well to say a
few words as to the cause of these two
evils, for that rowdyism and drunkenness
ere evils no one of sound morale will die-
pute, and as to an increase of the police
force being another evil I won’t discuss
in this. Now, there are three reasons
the the inoreaee ol lawlessness. The
first' is, the better class of mechanics and
mworkingmeo will not remain here. The
‘second is. if s few are obliged to stay for
any reason, their environments are such
as will naturally influence them for evil
and will require the exercise of great
will-power to counteract. Thirdly,bciog
deprived of the better class of mechanics,
the manufacturers have to content them-
selves with whut they can get, and con-
sequently the town is overrun with a
class under bred, under-fed and over-
worked. Now, the reuson why good
moral men will not remain here if they
can help it, is this: In South Norwelk
in particular, so far as I can learn, there
is not one wholly desirable restaurant or
boarding house. end one or two weeks of
the treatment received from the average
80th Norwalk boarding house or res-
taurant proprietor is enough to make
any man accustomed to cleanliness in
cooking and variety in edibies heartily
and entirely sick of a town where avarice
and on entire disregard of the comfort
and appetite of the stranger within its
gutes seems to be the ruling spirit. To
illustrate: one of the large boarding-
houses in the town has a bill of fore
something like this: Roast beef (aged
for tenderness). corned beef and cabbage
(corned because too tender). lumb stew
(masculine gender—ago 20), side dish,
quarter section sweet potato, two wafers.
tomatoes ruw, pudding ( just enough to
poultico a boil). or pie (makes one think
of the wedge the dentist drives in when
he fills your teeth). This comprises the
menu for dinner, and if the suffering
bourdcr’e appetite be not appeased and
he calls for more he is told there is only
enough to go around. and that he can
have no more. Supper, what was left
from dinner. (cold). and once a week a
cocky. once in two weeks a doughnut.
Breakfast—but here, let us draw the
mantle of charity over its atrocity. We
have had one oyster stew, yes. a one
oyster. too. and tears gathered in the
eyes of the boarders, and the same thing
seemed to flit through the minds of all:
“ one more unfortuustr.
Weary of breath.
Rashly importnuate.
Gone to its death."
If this meets the eyes of my fellow-
boarders in this house it will touch a
sympathetic chord in their hearts. The
same bill of fare holds good through the
week and through the month and
throughout the town as nearly as can be
ascertained. A gentleman hates to pay
for his living, and than be compelled to
fight or wrangle for soateoancemud won’t
do it for any great length of time. so he
leaves the town of such trials and goes
where. if he pays a quarter. he gets at
least fifteen cents worth. Now as to the
evil influence of these avaricevburdeoed
hash dispensaries. A young man enters
0110 in the full bloom of health and bud-
ding manhood. fresh from his home, the
taste of his mother’s cooking still linger-
ing on his tongue and palate. In en un-
lucky moment he secures board, and the
look of torture and surprise that spreads
o’er his face at his first meal is ludicrous
to we hardened ones. but in spite of the
comicslity of it, we think how, unless
that young men is an exception to the
role, after a few days he will lose all
thought of the next world and be only
intent on satisfying the cravings of his
stomach. and if in one of his deepoudent
moods be retiree to his room in sheer
despair and the man in the adjoining
one strikes up "Home, 8weet Home"on
sorseked Auto, he sets-e his hat. rushes
out and sore todrowu his sorrows
and appetltain the flowing bowl. This
picture is not overdrawu and will give
the public an idea as to what is the cause
of the increase of rolbaulsm Io Booth
Norwslk. The combative spirit is con-
ceived, nurtured and brought to matur-
ity in the boarding houses and restau-
rants of the town. Will say nothing as
to the third reason. for if the people of
South Norwslk are satisfied to have her
floating population of that class. no one
will he found with enterprise enough to
start or run a first-class restaurant or
lodging house at reasonable rates and
cater to the trade of that class of work-
lnguisu and women who are an honor to
any town is which they may be obliged
to toil. There Is no bonuses to my judgb
meat that promises so good results and
no town that is so good a piece fora
timeless restaurant as South Norwelk,
and the opening of such an ouswould
be hailed with joy byhnudreds of growl-
lug, grumbling sud dissatisfied boarders
ofwhomlsmona. Woulilsek thsedi.
tor or mass-riser. to startedieeuesiou
on this robust. Have no doubt it would
’provs as interesting as the disco-loo in
the New York World some timesgo.
Febowmlmleieshearfromyoe.
Gsowuxe.
a-iieststwieeea as for
Me More
HE FELL" TO HIS DEATH.
“BRIAN (301W KILLED 111
THE CABS AT SANWBDS-
A Itsstep White Gels. to Ills Regine
Over- the Top of the cars leads 111m
Under the Wheels. loved-g Ills Len .
Fireman Albert Cometonk, brother of
Conductor Charles F. Comstoek and
Engineer Walter Comstook. of the Dan-
hury and Norwalk division of the House-
tonic Railroad. was instantly killed at
Sanfords Station about 7:80 last evening.
As train No. 26. or the 6:30 out of Dan-
bury, wee leaving Bastards Station,
Albert. or”Al..” ue heis known among
his railroad friends. went back to see
Conductor Batten abeimau order which
he 0r Engineer "Tom" 11011 herty did
not quite understand! ’ After viug the
order explained to him by Conductor
Butts, “Al," started for the engine by
climbing up one of the milk care. As he
started he asked the brakeman who was
on top of the car to accompany him to
the forward part of the train. By this
time the train had got under consider-
able headway. Comatock had gone but
six or seven care when, as he went to
step from one car to another. he missed
his footing and went down between the
cure. seven of which passed over him,
severing both legs just below the body
and instantly killing him.
The train was stopped as soon as pos-
sible and the crew of the ill-fated train
went back to where Colostock fell. His
mangled body was carried back into the
station and left in charge of Agent Grif-
fiths. Superintendent Payne immediate-
ly dispatched engine No. 28, as extra,
with Dr. Barber. of Bethel, to the scene
of the accident. from where the body
was taken to Daubury litter in the even-
ing.
Mr. Comswck was a nfio loved and
respected by all his use , and to
know him was to love him. a started
railroading as fireman on the Ridgefield
branch some three years ago. From
there he was promoted as fireman to the
train on which he was killed. He has
acted as engineer on seversl occasions on
extras from Danbury.
Mr. Comstock leaves a wife and it little
daughter to mourn their loss.
Pubsosifisnsooisus.
The Goings and Coatings of People we
Like to Read About.
Frank Hewitt, of Durien, is the guest
of relatives in Norwalk.
J. W. Herrick. of the National Acci.
dent Society is in town to-dsy.
Miss Louise Tate, of Brooklyn, is visit-
ing relatives on Summer street.
Miss Annie Botchkiss, of Brunchville,
is the gucst of friends on Chapel street.
Miss Ella Faucber, of Bridgeport, was
the guest of “sin street friends over
Sunday.
0 E Wilson left town yesterday morn-
ing for Torriugton to attend the funeral
of his sister.
Eugene Smith. of Brooklyn. in the
guest of his cousin, Miss Jennie Smith,
of Camp street.
Dr. Paul B. Moore. of Espersnce. N.
Y., is visiting Mrs. Jennie S. Wood, of
West avenue. to this city.
Mrs. William Ho“ and Mrs. Charles
Still and daughter. of Sing Sing, are
visiting Mrs. G. F. Waters on Day street.
Miss Katherine F. Hoyt. of the bor-
ough, left town today to accept a posi-
tion as teacher in a seminary at Alien-
dule, N. J.
Political Paragraphs.
Nelson Taylor of this city. was chair-
man of the Fuirfleid County dcmocrutic
caucus at Hartford last evening.
E. J. Hill and C. B. Coolidge left town,
this morning for New Haven to attend
the state convention. Bradley 8. Keith,
J. B. Hurlbutt. John H. Hoyt. Charles
Olmstead and several other prominent
uptown Republicans will go to New
Haven this afternoon.
It is understood that Senator Plait will
preside at the Republican convention in
New Haven tomorrow. ,
.Tbu Norwelk delegates to the Republi-
can State convention. which meets in
New Haven tomorrow. are John B.
Horibuit. Clarence B. Coolidge, JohiH.
Ferris, John 11. Light.
Their Annual Vlslt to tho Alrushwuae
The Women’ a Christian Temperance
Union will visit the aimehouss to-uior-
row afternoon, starting from the depot
at 8:00 o 'clock. Any one wishing to send
fruit or flowers will please leave them at
the hours of lire. Kuight. No. 47 South
Iain street. The. ladies would. also like
some illustrated papers to distribute at
the elmshousa and the children's home.
City Pollen News.
There were four cases before Judge
Knapp this morning. Frank Hurphy
and George Ford were each seemed to
ten days in jail for vagraucy. John Com-
stoek and William Sherdiviue were
charged with drunkenness and were
lined unused 01.00 and costs respec-
tively.
Wlalcmfllba'fle
thu' a workingmsn becomes a
Knigbtof Labor itisali day with him.
Belinda, we do not consider bathing .
siits immodest. for bathing-suits resins”
everyttrunheyerawora.
"Allthebetsesseied tobseoppered,”
remerhed aptsyer. wheethepnlteeap-
pmredaedteekeharganf
THATBOWAYTOI WNW _ ,
~11» People lat-mes.
The community ofBo'waytnu h m
eidcrably agitated over the Mfia
fora inugtimeliasbecnu ,,
the minds of the people. If the U
was definitely settled there w
sigh of relief but there is still
to be trouble ahead. £2:an I!
to the ownership of drift-a7
jouruiug the property of W
Dibble, which has been used for over
half a country for publiopurposm. Tb!
selectmou in years past have sold some
of the shore property. theolaim of .,
town in owning thermos being midi»
mcrly owned byAlfrod Henley all! 110
bound was-emu vellum-g
and never claimed beyond“
was public land. his Didi hab-
came necessary to obtain a quit chins
from one of the heirs who lived in
west. It; was prepared so as to 111010110
driftway which the estate did not own.
The deed was signed and rammed in!
it is upon this document that Ir. 910*
bases his claims. Nearly two you?
s stonewall was builtso as to
men to take it down. A wire fnnos was
then built and for many months until!"
more was heard regarding the W.
A few weeks ego, however. the m
was brought prominently before all
people of Rowuyton by u listic encounter
and there has been a state of turmoil
ever since.
The selectmsu evidently have no doubt
as to the town' 3 rights on the above as
on Wednesday of last week they ordered
the wire fence taken down. Six than
the fence was built on that day and as
many times the wire was cut in small
pieces. It is now said that Ir. Dibble
will build another stone wall acro- Ill.
driftway. He evidetu has small
counsel in the matter and the m
of the fight is awaited with much inm-
eat. The opinion is general at Howey-
ton that his claim is a very weak one. “‘
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Preliminary Work of “so W
State Convention Tod)”.
The county caucuses of the m
to the Democratic Stats conventio- were
held Inst night, and the resultweutfar
toward shaping the work of the oeuvres
ties at Hartford today.
At the Fuirtleld county canon three
names were presented. James H. Olli-
of Judge Luzon B. Innis and aid that
the candidate who had led Want by
1,000 majority and whose popularity"
of such a character as to atone an“
arm without any additional stimuli.
of New Cannon, and J. 8. Seymour, d
Norwalk, urged the name of James W.
Hyatt. N. E. Grant. of Bridgeport.
nominated Colonel W. H. Stevenson.
whom he said could create merit.“-
iusm than any Democrat in the" alafi.
This announcement was received with
applause amid which Ir. Omani-m-
ed the floor and said it would not bgwb
to nominate any railroad man «Aha
present time. He also said that Ir.
Hyatt was a good man but he could
wait. Mr. Morris wee the men to nomi-
nate and he hoped the delegates would
not so far forget themselves as to nomi-
inste any other. A vote was taken and
resulted. Stevensouflil. Hyatt 5). Im-
rie 15. Upon the Wilma! Ill.
vote Colonel Stevenson gained the M
and said that the newapopola and malty
prominent men of the state Illd m
tinned him for governor. but the time
had now arrived todeclsre his intention
in the matter. He said that because of
business engagements and because Pall-
fleid county had a candidate for ‘
tery of state, and because he “trill-Ia
success of that candidate, he could not
accept the nomination for governor 11
tendered him, and while he felt milled
for the honor the delegates would like to
confer upon him. he felt in juice”
himself and others that it was time to
withdraw his name from no
This mononucmeut or received!“ M
great enthusiasm and or a
fusion reigned. and the cool
iocrcseed witch lbs action of
Haven county delegates, who Why,“
votaof 21 1021),th mom
for Ir. Hyatt. was made known. fora
time it looked as if therewonld be.
general break for Hyatt, but after avote
was called for General Oimetsedagah
took the floor and urged lorries e51
As a result Iorris received 10 m
Hystt’s no. This settled the” and
the Pairflsld delegate. WWW
Judge Iorrie. Thensuous E
ctded to present the named
mun. o! Bride-sort. tor
state. and then adjourned.
The ticket which. it Is “sully U
‘1" , will nominated teas folluwhg
For Governor, lasso B. Iberia. New
Haven.
For “summon. Dr. J. fie
Alsop. of Iiddletowu.
For Secretary of Btata,Joha I.“
of Bridgeport. .
For‘l‘reaeurer. Isrvlu H. W. of
(lanterhury.
For Comptroller. Nichol. M of
New Iilford.
Apple-lemmas.”
Jon-manure.“
Himmler-smelt?”
ant-M Irappers
mess.
the widow of Alfred study and: ’it til ‘
li;:
Lively Times in than onset new
poled. Hr.01bble’s premisesweee ter-
i
the driftwsy but the authorities m /
stead. of Stamford, pmted the name '
was worthy of consideration. 3.8. Ball, _
:.
Norwalk Chronicler