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, NUMBER 847.
Entered at the Port Onion at booth Norwalk u
secondoCiaar Nutter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1890.
DIRECTORY
; initial lilmsts
' 0!
-* Town or wonwnm;
Wt! Rawalk' Eur-Bomb Non
. . ; martian—mu. ’
than. of our roadst- who moot-l-
I. "areal tho mt we would a that
Or- huh reproaoatod, who or of
O! In!!! dune. will be found
» My WI. in every bnalneaa train-
ffll wall worthy of all patronage
In than.
m complications.
All . IRON WOW CO. The, Water at,
I. I. W
mm. m
. w] _ Warhln mph!“
’ modalmfiblcnm.
'UALL,
rule.
HIRED D. rot. Main and Wall air, N.
re and free hand drawing.
acrimonious.
Janis, other 20 Wall rt, N. Rat
and auctioneer
hour .
V ' 38314-8 L‘HOIIEDIEU, 95 Washington at,
_ all kindred property told.
‘ B “3- and 51 W bin
‘ ‘ lain at N. at on
Pgmll‘hbmm ' in t:tn'r.fev:tionery,gl ice
m ate.
* Mann (3. 191%. lain at, S. N. Bole
gm nah 'a woman lea cream.
3 ’ 3‘ “CHAS. L. lain st,nearWnli,N. Pure
_MW and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
' ‘ 'K‘S "Home Made" Bread Bakery, Granite.
;Vlh In" order! at Goa Pitzu‘r, t7 ilJl. Place,
BANKS.
-‘ BAX; NATIONAL BANK. Tho, Wall rt, N.
' mum a in $4,100. George M.
#E‘ruidcnt; L. Boyer, vim-president;
. m C ‘ ,caahi’cr,
l" ATIOVAL BANK, The. tlrl Worthington“,
“gain St N. Capital ammo surplus [3.51%
run II. II. Rowan, president; J'aeoh M. y-
,- f . COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
«Wall rt, N. Inco mt. Capital 8300
. t . Freon, James . Hyatt; vice-pron" I-ldwm
O.IIccler;eaahler,Lcwia coma. NK Th
URPIELD COUNTY bAVINGs BA . e, 51
Wall N. Depositi- #80,”), anrplna WA!”-
i‘.’inh;l:l ti. loony pmt; Martin t5. Crammer;
; Jame: II. Billie
y, rrm.
TIONAI. BANK
t. N. moorland
:H
U!" NURW'ALK, The, 51 Wall
1567. Capital 8.5mm». Eben
, an i, ' E. J. Hill vice rest: II. I’.
: .33. . ’Diroctors, I-l. Ilillp E. :i. Um,
_.J.G.Thornaa, x. K. Lockwood, .r'. A. Unborn.
o. It. Wilma, It. Barri, D. w. Fitch, w. F.
. Bankers” Merchanu'. Manufacturers,
Wand Family accounts arc aolicricd.
‘RWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wall at, 1'"
J H ' ovcr W,0il),anrpln! $00.00!; Georgi
‘ I! ”L; II. B. Cranium, v1ce—me,
B. , traaa.
ll NORWALK bAVINGs BANK, The, Do
outta over mull, rnrplua 5mm. Alden 501»
‘ .anr. pram; obn II. Knapp, trvaa. Interval
.‘ old do, mum. Money loaned on mortgngc.
. BEEF, (Whoieaalrw
m KOIIWALII DEE? CO. 5. N. Hammond
3d, pork, aheep,|.~.mb, veal, etc.
33k, WI. M. a. (20., N. Armour'a beef and
Minolta. Homedreaaul lamb and mutton.
m POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
l 0N. J. 1'. Port other box +35, N. Clltllim
aided in over it!» Sunday papers.
BLACILSMITIIS.
‘ 030.12 foot Raymond at. S. N.
. a rpocialt '.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
‘ 030.15. & I10. I’. 0 ho; ml, 5. .‘y’. butldcr:
kid‘s, doth. pile fonndationa, etc.
m AND 5110!: bums.
II. 8. So. lain at, S. N. custom Work and
' O I].
LC. II. No. lain rt, S. N. rpcclalth-a in
. rhoca and robbcra.
GB, JOHN k SUN, 85 thlngton rt, is. N.
pod mm. at low prices.
m All) 5801'. REPAIRING.
-. GEO. 29 Balm-d Place. a. N. All
. neatly and promptly doom
I I IBM“ AND 5151103338.
A. ‘ , J. ARTHUR, N. uni engravmg, wed
" “whbucnallandtcnnmgvula.
'1‘ m3 DRUG "3B. ‘3 Wuhlngton at,
l. Dem-aprons general Mulluut'f”.
.2 I Martha»! and Paper.)
'1’. I. I. WM «.5. N. manila-turn of bar
’, a, Marmot: Gemntl shop jobblng.
Hull-DI!“ MTEBIAL‘).
EIIIJGBN II. ft. Wackinuwn at, 3.2%. ciao
var-a, newer pipc, hay, «raw, etc.
M ' (IRAS. T. Water at, N. brick of lall
' hum plum, hair, etc, N20 1) on
he Inch andy clay.
ND W. lilwaukoe, Philadclphla and
fronts. brick, lath, lune, cement, W's.
BISTI'flB. (Stun-Lax, £605, to.
,1 H BUTTER IIUL‘SS, next door to the I'm
. DJIr—o apocalty M of all duh-tom
'7‘” d than. Inpurtul and Wire. All
It blun,¢w,lard,canned gum, one
woman: BBI’OaI'I‘OItIEa.
li.WI.B.fl)Wall-t,ll. Carnagca,barn:aau,
labia and lnrmabi
, n",
Wants» Law BUILDZBS.
‘ Luann unhopAnn at, it. N. cannula
M promptly attendcd to.
‘ t D,WI. A.C’I‘aykrravcnuc,5.x. Jobbing
- - yattmdrdto.
ID. WV! lull, m Ionian
ran rho-p power m nan to give
[:35 work a rporudty.
t Ill),J. 8. ”WM It. 5.3. mnlacturt-r
hrackau, rump. curnzr auxin. col
.1 balm". Band, scroll calving nun
. , not» or”, bottom Wisdmrcbrmukr.
- doaa. humane- given. ’l’rirphuue bin.
WI), is. It. 13 Grow at, ll. N. Jobbing
y arm-rind to.
l5,3.B.-hopi2murt,nurlaln.—4lfllcc cor.
ILMWavc., N. mm wood working,
.. . window tram and turning. Dom;
' , . “My wind. Twin-phone numbvr “3’2.
' (norm AND mum-rm»
' I [[01113le bldx, N. at Warn
. I, Ii. 3‘. one advrmrmrnt.’
Minot: nanoracrtmzmt.
IJIINII'LNOJIatn at, 8.3. nanniactum of
.. . Mummgivvamnpamng.
‘ “INN, Mo! mGtlln “'W'I‘V
tartan wagon, m , mix. a rating,
d ‘6 W nap-unity. lumahorlng.
’1 0‘73"“
. i 0.3.! to. lain-r, luv-urn or Brand
, ‘ .marwfar “almond portion.
' * mutt” Wall at. N. wwhl‘rngr and
~ mi tho llama-rt willful.
, DAIHOIJO mun».
5 JD?! ow.» I“! It, i". Ilaottvvm
"“ Maul Wile".
. ' m3 Mllll'At’llJlltllt.
" on». T. WI“! at, S. .1»le and
ably—Mama. etc
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'm .01 ”nonunion.
. v m. .filarrhatt it. N. main:—
dp m: and drain random.
ml mllldlfl‘llllllll.
' WCIOAR rim/ran. minim»
‘ gbmd he am.
by; wmmmammr. it.
”ML-f l. ‘lnlahlt. 0.3. “inbuil-
m ”BIDS!“
fl Wm It. a. ll.
.‘birral narvvyrnr. Lara E32?
. , m. Wm arrow and Court»
V “I” lead “my charms.
.. lfl. narrow. l. minder-WU
”Him I am!
I ”R film . Id
”handmade!
”In” '00”.
wmmw‘
. Lia-runnraahrtm
d m crab-hall
. (Av-Orland“
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003821 usurmmtgns.
m a GOLDBCIIIID’I‘, B. . lanai»
tutors of tho uninitiated ILA . Conan.
canon REMEDIES.
PLAIB'I'IID'S COUCH! REMEDY,me to core,
manufactured at 43 Wublngton rt, 8. N. '
0300K!!!" AND GLABSWABE.
NASH. 1'. ll a Bill). cor. Italnmd Wm III. B— N.
Agate and tin ware
UNIVERSAL STORE, 'I'he,No. Into It near Wat,
lamps. crockery, glar- ware, houefnrulahinga, etc.
DENTISTB.
BOUTWELL, C. I'. Inndcr’n block. 80. lain It. ii.
N. once honra, an. to. loop. to.
KENDALL, GEO. 5.. DDS. Warhi on. cor.
Franklin III. S. N. IIourv bun. toil. pun.
NEWKIIIII, J. C. onlco at residence Lowla at,
near Cmgregntluunl Church, N. gar admipiatcrod.
Gold a porcelain crowna taunted.
WEED, W. I... D.D.s. will»: Wurshl on rt, 3. N.
Ilonrh Ba. in. loop. to. Gan admin tonal.
D0088, BASH AND BIJNDS.
leTlIJV. II. it C0. 15 t 17 Water rt, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
Drum AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, F. M. mChertnntat, SN. Cmabedatonc,
newer contractor, etc. .
RAYMOND BROS. Altrrm,ralt glazed andcemcnt
pipe, 3 to 35 inches in diameter.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave, E. N.
Sunday honor, a to it) Lin, 4 to 9 p. in, Preamp-
tlonr carefully componmlcd.
GREGORY, J. G. .isl Wall at, N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
IIIGGS JUIIN A. it Main at, N. I’crfnmor,—tlfty
ilve diflcrent pcrtnma.
PLAISTED'S. 43 Washington rt, 5. N. potent int-di-
ciner, etc. Phy'aiciana’ prescriptions n apeclalty.
DRY-GOODS.
AHBLBRJ. L & SONS—"The Equitable," No. 2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, mat-
ting:- and rugs.
BANKS, B. K. Mahackmo Hotel block, S. N. dry-
goodu, notions, gloves, cic. Underweara specialty.
BKNNETTJ. 1210 Main at, N. Bunions: camb-
liahcd over forty-two yearn.
DICEERMAN, A. & SON, 84 Washington at, S. N.
dry‘goodr, carpets, etc. lace adv.)
SCUFIELD d; IIOY'I', ti (lunatic bldg. N. 6:! Wash—
ington at, s. N. (Soc mlrcrtiacmcni.)
STREET. EDWARD, S Gazette hldg. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hooicry.
EXPRESS LOIIPANII-Ls.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. oil'icc milrninl HL‘lllflli, S.
N. Llllll til Wall rt, N, aprons, lllmllnli‘m to all
parts of tin: twrlul. Passenger tniinm-rvivc. Low
mum. Lu-m ilunt, itgcili.
EXI’RESSMH. .
DI’XTON i'r IilllINDMli-I, odlcent llcncdict's, Ill
Wall rt, N. Um morn), "prompt attention,"
CAVANAUII'S EXI’IIENS, bogrogc, furniture and
piano: ninvul. leli‘c “blurb at ’luiatul'a, 5. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. oldie at patronize and
Hulc'r. Careful and prompt aervicr;
EXTBAC‘I'S, ESSENCES, B’I’c.
BYXBEE, l'. S. .k ('0. 9'.) Main FE, N. Manufactur—
or! of Scrldcirl's l‘i‘lt'llmt'fll rimming extracts.
NURWALK EXT {ACT «'0. N. manufacturers of
lino lxiracia. l' h. Ambler.
I‘I-IIITI LIZ EIIS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley":- Hurt-l:hlL-phllfc,!pfc-
inl manriree, lurid plllniifl’, ground lmfllr.Wt)t)tl riches.
SMITH, W. H. & Vi). Witter rt, N. «gritty for Wil-
liams (lurk .k Cole atandurri fertilizers.
I‘ll“: BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary ahapa in stock, rpcc-
ial.‘ to order,tlro mortarrumlmhtnrnuy iluc liningo’
l-‘h‘lll, Oi’fi'l'lrllls, CIA)“, l-Z'I'C.
“(NT 4; ZELI’FI’, 69 \I’n-rhington rt, 5. N. tine
Doll, oyetcm, clams. fruit», grime, t’t'gcuhlw, etc.
l-‘LAG (IND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B, 6:: Taylor avenue, :5. N. Alan
atone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractor: for nag, concrrrc,
nphalt, brick, ocmcnt and grnral walks,
[11)“le STEAM AND "0'! WATER
... ~IIILA'I‘ Elks.
IIEKKER, W. I]. 4'. CU. Music Ilall block, 3. N.
role Bgt‘llu.
FLOl'R. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR. the best made. Don't
fail to use it.
L'IIUIIMEDIKU,DANIEL. cut end of “tulrirlgton
at bridge. The chtllccrll uf fondly lluiir lst‘pl.
RAYMOND Ilium. hay, ntruw, ilunr and feed in
package, loud. car or com) lam.
ltiiil SULL. Dnricri. l'nrfuui a: lime.
ground ford, graham and rye ilunr.
I‘LOItIsTS.
Ill-Slit}, PAUL, Woodwuni l‘mv, a N. p1.inta,cu:
dowera and Uflllhfllcllmi plow mode in after.
GCIUCE. I’. 1.. ac Ward at, u p (Villllll CL iiic-tI-ry. N.
Plants. rut flower», etc. 'luml wurL‘ a riwcldlly.
ICKAY, JOHN. E. N. on: tho..- di'pot. [inkling
lama—cut flower» and tlurnl Work of all kinda.
Inc roan n aprcinliy.
SMITH, JOHN II. 50. Mom alt.“ N. tho older: and
hurt known florist in thin \imuiy. i'lunu, rut
dowern, cut. Floral work of all kinda a upcciflty
and W promptly. ‘
I‘IIIINI‘I'UBB DEALERS.
(JOLEXAN. TllEUDl)KE,Wulnngum vim—Ml vtidy
Furniture, lurking gluon, piclllit.‘ framm, rtc.
(IRA! or WIII'I‘TLEHEI’. 3t} limo at, N. (tiny
mond‘r old rtantl) bet: ndvrrtiartncui.
RAYMOND Gill). ll. now rtorv, mood b. Main at,
N. i-‘nnr nova above old atom
zi'I'IlW, DAVID. do, #1, no. and .‘3, hollow or, NJ.
Furniture. mattrvm, etc.
“All LIGII'I' COXI’ANIES.
NUHWALK (his LItllI'l' ('(nll'ANt‘. office in
Water r-i, N. Una for light, Ilr‘ll. and PM"?
lfokraix rr-nu ptr bnvhel, (all To: threw dull
hm pa harm. pockngc rxtra.
GIIIK.‘ Ell», (“hula-ale.)
HULK?) It annual. band it Wm: pr. 3;. whom
mlr gm ctr. limit. grain, hay, rtr.
SELLEI‘S “HUS. H and it} “All It, Ii. whole-Air
pom-m, door, for“. grain. hay, rte.
GltOCEltl-l.
illlOWN I WILL'OX, to Wuhlngtnn rt. it it. role
agent» for rriebratcd Yanningtun crvarricry lunar
llklllllili. ("Hill”). in Washington at. is. N.
cholm grrxrrlcu and proualonv.
Pilllitltl, flirts. ll acorn-or to “atrium. amt).
Iain rt. b. ‘N. ublc drilrnclu for family trade.
YINKBIMN a ”REILLY. i619 Mn rt. N. floor,
had. hay. rtraw. villi and ward.
[INSET d. DENlilllltT ll Wall at, N. fancy and
rtaplo vocal-I, confoctlrmry, fruit, etc,
flthll, D. W. Wm avv. t'ov. Kerwin at. N. maid
(mull, urinal. rm, butter. ctr.
OLIWIIt. l‘ L mWall n, N.
trade rdvmtublr.
(“film a SUN. 1‘. ll. Swingwmd, H. N. the Km.
ruin. rhutrc main. door, trod. m.
matron», w, H. ltd-t aw, on: till Italian, P. N.
Arbutu— pnmt, Miami illmrlwn. rrr,
LAVt'TOl'I. I. DA. If”, Ll lit). Main rt, ll. N. no»
min Ind table (kit-molar.
L‘IIOIIEDIEU, DANIEL. mind of War-bingo»
rt. bridge, it it tm, «mm. rpicva. a worldly.
Mmlltfl a “MOMS. Na Iain at. war Wm. its.
im- grurrrm. fur-nun from, Mr. fwd. mu.
NEW YORK TEA tin . 47 Iron rt. 3 “M. "flier--
Tear. mam nod aplm; a fly“ mlry.
KICKYJINDH & IIETI‘S, 5 In!) if? Main at. N. a
riparian y would of table doling m.
(MMIS. our Wilton Mr, and School at, N.
Now vtmv. our grant; and new prim.
nflMUCR. (I. I in Wnblnritm It. ii. N. m
quarto" for celebrated “Drew irop‘ canard gmds.
YALDIQN. (Jillian. Ii. 9 Wall It. N. memory bug.
in, (We. our, table «Indication. IFRII', ctr,
HAWK.” roan. illl'V'lt’li OI)
MILD. JOSEPH J. 7 Imam Ali, S. BI. lino form-n
of hi Min
DAT”. MARTINJII. a mi 79m 9: “prim: fit. H.
at. Imprmrol anal vkrm, plmhw. trimmiaga,
and rotar- of htlmv lava.
IIATTEILI' TOOLS.
Gram. choir:
from m tbabutl
‘ WHIILBR. W. A WM" hi. it 5. lrrm (maria.
light no rating. Plimflim no: harm.
HA1”! All!) (Mini. rattan.)
INA” Till rim-rm 91 Warhol
arpnrialiymlcoflmmlrnd '
llA‘l' IAIUI'AC’IL'RKIO.
um I. V. I (:0. Ultra It. l. l. Harm!
and flexible but.
ammo a ”A". W
not. . Union anvil Water i
ll" mart.
m”, O. .1.
MIG. m
Torrey-v.15. it.
m-Ivrifiim
'aama Imam-inmatcwm
m-hlwmm.
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LOCKWUUD EDWARD I. room I Gazette bids.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 5. room 3, Faitheld Co. NIL
moi-12!», WM. A. Knight of, N. Nflt’ machinery
JENNINGS Er WATI'ZIIDL'RY, S. N. lh't't’lut and all
CARR, WILLIAM H. llrtmlirt Flinn mnrkrl, RN.
Glilri'l'. Gilt). ‘lrl Cluvtnnt rt, ii. N. thorn: moan,
JITIWIX. A. G. Control Harbour“. Halls and “le-
. amnion mummy
114.31)qu All!) CHI-I31.
YROWI‘I'I’, J. 'I‘JBIIIIIM. 3. light balm“
Bll'fll, W. II. 5 CO. is and 11 Water N. bulld-
m' and mam' ruppllaa. it.
ITIN’I'ARD, W. C. lukllallblockj. If. m
guano-lute. (Inc-d»)
I) transom
WP. .fiWallrl,N.caatnm madcharna-
andrvpalringnaatlyduric.
IIOIIBI DEALERS.
PARSONS I. II. Brookalde Block Farm, is. N. the
horror suited to all 9
this mbllrhnient an warnnfad. II
French coaching stallion "Galllard."
HORSE 8110338.
I UII JOIIN No. Iain rt 8. N. special at-
ationAgxiven to rho-dog driving’t trotting horror.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, 16 Main II. N. J.G. Collins.
European plan, reatanrnnt attached
GERMAN“ IIOfI'IIL, U Railroad place. George
Schaub, etor.
NORWALK IIO'I'IZ . I). ill. 1!. R. depot.
I. lcPhcraon. «alarm-un- modulo”.
OLD WELL HOTEL, 86 Washington It. 8.8. Reed
Ilavlland, proprietor. European plan. 80 room.
HOUSE WISHING GOODS.
STEVENS, J. H. MWuhlngton at, S. N. crockery,
glassware, tin and wooden warn.
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHAIID, I}. ”Beiden Point Farm," B.N. also
milk producer,
INEUBANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE k LOCKWOOD, 9 Main at, N. Incur-
ancc and real mate in all ltr branches.
LAYTON, JACOB 5L Washington at next to PD.
is N. tire, plate glass, accident and life. (no adv)
LOCKWOUD. WM. cor. Main and Wall rte, N. Real
estate, lnvcrirncnir, loans negotiated, etc.
MDRRELLIQ L'IIOMMEDIEU, 95 Warhingwn at,
b‘. N. tinctly rim-clan companion represented.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN, t5 Gr 417 Washington at,
5.3;. Real Estate and Inanranoc.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. 00.. S. S. L'-
Iiommcdim, went, Worthington at, \SN. roe ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE IN!) CO. '30 Washington
et, a. N. I". .l. tlrubb, assistant snot.
NUIIWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In successful
buslnm elnco 18010. No outstanding loco cluimn.
PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N5. CO. The, No, 'r Washing
ion at, s. N. Jno. French, noel. rumrinimlcnt.
INVESTMENT SIICI’III’I'Il-IS.
CIMI’PI'RD. ll. ll. llawmlc lildg, N. 6"»; Bonds
Middlealcx Ranking and Equitable M't'gc (Riv.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. ll. dc C0. is and i7 Water at, N.
springs, rules, carriage.- hnnlwurc, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
)lEllRlT'l‘. E. M. 5:! nod 56 Water oi, N. iron work
of all kinds.
Till-2 lil’Nl'AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
at. S. N. Wm. ll. lloyr. proprictur.
IRON FOUNIIBII-IB.
GILES & (‘LANI'Y at The Norwnllr Iron Works
(10., and also at Bi'lilflt'pfifl, Conn,
J Eil'l‘llJllt-l.
l-‘lilliliS. A, S. 30 So. Main at ' N. op. City Hotel.
5.5 rim.- wnwh repairing a .-* filthy.
lIOYT. II. B. is No. Main rt. b. N. strictly dutch”
goody at low pl’lfll’t'.
JAITKNIN. LcllllAS D. 58 Whilst. N. watcherfila-
rnurul-. ctr. I’lrio tvritr ii i'r-pitli’lilg a specially.
imnli. ll. 1-5. diumondamaichcs, jcwclr , nilver and
plan-d ware, rcpoiring nrpednlty. 8! hot, 5.x.
I..\\VI'ERS.
AI'STIN, ALFRED E. room :5 Masonic b'd‘g, Wall
at, borough. Notary and llmil Bruno,
FROST. lll’b‘. ELL 8 So. Mom at. notary, legal
business of all kinds carefully aitcudul to,
lll’lllJil’T’l‘, J. DELHHN, rooms 5 not! (3 Gazette
building, Wall pt, borough.
LIGHT. JOHN II. It” Washington at, S. N. notary
commissioner of dual: for New York pinto.
borough. ttorncy, worry and warrants.
Bank building. N. Councilor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Alumni: building. Wall
at, “trough.
LIVER" STAIILES.
DANS, llOllM’l-S E. Exfrlriu! livery and board-
in: atahlw. triiln' No. :5 lmcr at, N.
GREGORY, hill), :4, it Hiram: rt. N. Pint.- tum-
olilr- n .-pu:.ully. ’l'xlcphune 3845.
LOCK )IANL'I’AC’I‘I‘IUIIIS.
LUVKWUUD MANI’FAUII rim; «'0. firm, a,
N. Maniifncum-rr of buildrrv’ bnnlwarc ton
oilin- 15d Pram rt; New York office ‘1‘) llcadc ill;
(,‘liirago oillu- l‘J [All-1v rt.
NORWALK LUCK ("Olll'ANY, S. X. New York
office. ‘ 'l'mmhr-ra r-l. Lock;- and linildcrp' hard»
ware; lll‘tlgllt'fl‘, fonndera- workers of artistic
hmch trimmings ii’l lrronzu. limp and iron.
LI'MIII-III DEALERS.
IIILL. [n.1, D Wat-r at, X, All kinds of lumber do
lin'I’ul to any point by rail, twin or vowel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NURWALK [RUN WORKS (.70. The, Water at,
our It It. bridge, s. N. tit-neml nmhrm-ry. iron
and hm curring». furgirijrr, Babbitt metal, rc-
palno for miiilIMlOnrt‘ lIlt all‘nmlmtlhl.
made and rrpalrmg promptly nttomlul to.
MARKET (IA ll DEN Elm.
ganlm prodnrc in arm-on for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A IODEL MARKET. :5) Wall rt, NWmJI‘ardwcil.
pop. boa-f, veni, lamb, mutton and rainsrry.
ANNUN. A. 158 law at. N. mcntn, from. vein-to
bier, nrh, oyrtcrp, clam», and mullops. butter,
«up. lard. canned mania, m;
DENNE’IT t ill's’i‘i-ll). arc-air, ilnh, o m, lob
ucrn. rluma, fruits, ":0 .‘w. Main rt, 5. i .
Bli‘fil-JLL, DANAQ‘, i: Mam at, N. choice menu.
poultry. dab, vi-grlubws, etc.
lilil'i‘TO'S CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water rt, N.
3mm, bvuv'hllilt’l. fruit», poultry, at lowrrt tuition.
Fm: media. frwlh vrgernblmulowmi rub prices.
I’AIIIIINHTUN, J. A. turnip, rllry,tlnh.o mien,
“writable-r, 1mm, hutier,clc.. Hi. tiqnare. .N.
wgctnblm. fruit. ric. Lowuumh prim-a.
lldi’fi‘l PERI). iii 50. Mann 1 b. N. prime mania
or all kinda, ilrmw rimmed ml at rpmialty.
land at. ii. I". tfboicc mutt, poultry, vcgetabkra.
IJHIIITIIN Ell. Will. it!) Wuhrnxton at. bridgo, ll.
N. dealer to all kind. fmh innate.
moirmmn. 1. Washington 3:. man. ll. it. due
mu, can. oyrten, clam, vcgciablrw, etc.
IAK‘KWIMD & untitwmrn, 7 Main or. N. fine
my- prmliry. flab, oyvtrru, rlnmn a FW‘Jlllll].
LYUNH. A. 5.. Old Wall Markets): No. Main at.
it N, primo- moat: and poultry at lowest prim.
MALI”. ALIHX, Iain at, war Wont, R. N. choice
mratr, um, ny-trrr. vt-gvlnblor, rh‘itrntoucn. m.
['II‘IISHINH. ll. 20. Earl Mutrprciwol bottle.li.N.
Ml. rval, mutton, MC.
lll‘llM'lt, JAIN)“, an Wont Wuhtngton It, 8. it.
strictly drawin- min, poultry a rpecinlty.
HIIITII‘H WAMIISOTUN MARKET. lid Wm
rim-t, SN. flnr nmt- andponltry for family trade.
ril'llJJlNE. J. W. its Imam! at. 16.an mar
daily all nvcr that town.
WAIJKW. rt. market. wartime, tilt. run-
tn all part» of town with fine truh and an t mu.
WIKUSJ. E. Y: Wollrt, N. «mom nit-Ito. pooh
try. fruits. minor, butter, mu, etc.
IIAIOLII AND GRANITE.
DAT”. P. W. Water rt, N. manufacturer or one
nanny ml marble work. aim dealer in building
Itmv and rmtrry work.
STEVENS, 1W. 5» Main rt. N. liable and gran
ltr mrmmmn, heal-imam. pom, rt».
aria-sorts arm ”GILDIIM
narrow. HENRY, It! Wat an. 9.3. All kinda
of mm: m contract! titan.
MIRLDON WILLIAII. ”Wilton mac, 1!. Dim
Iran». Air» , n1. "IN“,ERX.
bil‘m. WILLIAM I]. a Want It, It. I. Jobbing
promptly attmdrd to.
LAWLOII. WILLIAM 5 Bill pt, 3. All kindrof
rim-r roar-om and In; promptly attmlrd to.
own quarry.
MEN'S WW”
room BROS. Insult build . . and 14
lo. Iain vi. a. ll. Ocarina-oat sill-gm
woman TAD-OM
WEI“. I. It Vat! II. N. A palm ltglar.
. . I blah .81.
WWII," 11 art at nut-thing
y.
roam,n.mm II. ”in rat
“a“.
an animaluold by 3
Innumv AID IA!" 000".
cfiwmnnrmmnnam
IAWCITI' Monaural Infill-7.3V“
unmatched“) w -
a It to . tor
11.3351,th III. :alafiil Aw
units. turn It. 1. tau-inn, an. lair-t
sl‘l‘a'tflfl‘dm‘l. amour racy
nan-ironed. “V
ucslc moans.
mm nns.o.w. mammmw»
traumas watch. mnrtcoaly
Hummus IINNIII r. m lainrt. rt. Plano
ludorgan instruction.
GIBSON, ALEX. 3. art! 1'. Piano m
andharmony. lgb " '
HUNTINGTON, Ina. 129 lab: at, It. Vocal in—
ttrnction voice dud-uncut.
NASH. tugs JENNIII K. a North amino, 1!.
Piano and organ hntrnctloo. .
SAWYIIII, Ills. It .1. tantra or lunar-natal and
vocal route. Entitlement limit. H. Pialatod'a,
Wort at, 8.1L
D NEWS DDPO'I'S.
no WILL, .8. «Washington It 81¢.ka
hooka n periodic-note.
, v mm
WHEELER, J. II. 155 Wuhington It bridgo, 8. N.
chrrpopen, atatlonery, tin and glau wan.
NEW YORK 31158828sz
”Kills 8. D. Ordm left at Bodwcll'l atom.
74 “'aalilngton It, 3. N.
LOCKWOOD, C. B. unice- DeKlyn‘o, 8. 11.: Greg
ory'r N.; New York 169 Greene It.
NEW 1: SICOND-BAXD FURNITUBI.
PODMORE, WM. antler Salvation Army Barracks,
s. N. Stoves. mam. crockery, carpet-,ctc.
OYSTER. PLAN'I'I-llts AND DEALERS.
BELL, IIIIIAM I’. 0. Box Ill. 8. N. wholesale
rhippcr of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL, It. J. foot of Raymond at, S. N. whole-
naie dealer in may-ten.
HOY'I‘. W. II. .I SON, i‘lA Water rt, 8. N. foot of
Raymond) planters. exporter- and w olerale
dealer: in native oyster.
RBI-II) d: IIOUSMAN. 134 Water at, B. N. planter-
ami skipper! of Norwalk oysters.
VAN NAME, J. L. 5 CO., P. 0. Box 548 S. N.
Uyatcrs and claim, wholccale and mail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Char. II. Alo-
timrm. prop. Riverside ave. 5. N. Stoves, twain
and Hot Air Furnace work a rpecialiy. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AN D GLASS.
I'ROWITT, J. T. 4!) Mom at, N. .Icwctl'r loads,
binary and Winlaworth‘a mind paints.
RAYMOND BROS. chcu'o, Atlantic and Sonic)":
Loud, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Point.
SMITH. W. ii. A: CO. 1.5 a: 17 Water at, N. agent:
for Langmuir at Martinez paints.
PAPER HANGING;
PRATT a ('0. Water at, near Wall, N. also points,
bib! and glam.
l’lll)WiTT,J. 'I‘. IS Ila‘in at, N. window shades,
Hollands. fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR k (:0. 2t lain at, N. also hardware,
pnlnlr, oils, glare, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAXC. A. ll Main at, N. Instantanoolu
prcxerr. Children) photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. S. 73 War-hmgton at, S. N. one quality
only and that the boot.
Iii-ZADIIAN, I-‘. E Gazette bulldl . N. Cabinet
photograph: 82 per doz; onoha don 9.50.
PIANO TUNE!“ All) REPAIIIKBS.
lerN DEB. C. 1". Lockwood Ilall, N. Also dealer in
Million, organs. shoot mimic, etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL. )IlNER i). B. N. All kindr of wood
work at rcmil or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
lKEKERk 00., W. ll. biotic Ilall block, S.N.
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.
NASH. F. II. a BRO. cor. Main and West air, 8. N.
Plumbing and gar fitting. ranges and beaten.
BAILIIOADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Juana W.
Hyatt, prom; Edwin G. Day-t. anpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB I. Washington at, next to P0.
b’N. property for air, boom to rent. («co adv.)
Murmur. & L'IIOMMEDIEL'. 05 Washington rt,
5. N. selling, renting and collecting.
WILSON, 0. E. Gazette bldg. N. investment: and
money to loan. Also inaurancc written in beat
of companion at the lowwt ran-a.
“’(MIHI'ARD. E. A. No, Mdlllél. S. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for only.
RES'I‘J l'lt.\.\"I'S.
BEE lllVB, 5 Water rt. N. warm turnip at all
hoary, dinner :‘Jc.
ilENIiY‘S, to So. Ilaln at. s. N. The hunt 25c dinner
in the r if]. Board by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. li. a SUN. 4:: Washington at, S.
Hydraulic and Civil cnglnct'l'd.
SC “001.9. (Private)
BAIRD‘S. M133 INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard It. N.
Young ladioc boarding and day Ichml.
HEAD. llrn. iiillaidz. N. Day and boarding achool
for girl» and young Indira. Fit- for any college,
or murre (om letu in -lf, Fully rqu prd lab—
rutory nitnch . Now ork artist. empo rd in
lllllsli‘ll department. Sprclal advantagu or the
the atndy of art, language: and cinnamon.
Full mm min! Ul‘hillt‘l' 2d Circulars will be
rent upon application.
NultWALK MILITARY iNSTiTII’l‘E, N. Pranks.
Ilulmrtr. prirmpul. ClYClllII' on mrurat.
“’IINUN. M“. I': II N‘hlhll for boys. Ntifwfllk.
t'! l'rrrmmiur in r-ullr'ur .ind acivuilllr nlxmlu.
l‘ur rirc ulurr. in lrm mo album
”EWING IIACIIINILS.
SIIAILBR. (7. II. id Solam at. 8.3. " 'heelcr and
Wilson“ and ”llouacbold," Italian, oil, armch-
menu. Repairing a apoclulty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND nuns. rewrrv built, water pipe: laid.
ucavutmg. oiling, grading, landrcapo gardening.
slink: MANIFI‘AL‘T'UIIIJBS.
Inl'Nfillli‘ltYJIA'i‘ilEWSON G: CO. tl.N. Ladzra‘
lim- alum.
Gilt? Ii. Will-1!) a CO. factor and rain-room Ti. 73,
7.). and 7: Warm or, it i . Halabllahnl mo.
Hamil-tumor of iadlr-r' mlm’ and childmr'r
Ina.» broth-var for the rvtnll trade.
till I [fr—WA ls‘l'd A ND [YNDERWI‘ZAIL
lil'Tt'lllerUN. COLE R. CO. Nurnlk, Nrw York
and Bridgeport, Conn.
lil’tllt'rsmtl'fi GOODS.
AIKKNJUIIN ll. an lialn at, N. Mouton {or
gum. flailing tackle, ammunition. etc.
“TA": BUILDER».
[MK Ell. J ULiL'il. Water II, but in Wheeler'- foun-
dry. 24. N. tit-in and hand rail- to order.
Till DI'NPAN IRON IMILING WORKS, Wm
rt, 5. N. Win ll. lion, proprietor.
31mm terminus Aim Warm.
snitwrimt 1mm WlillKii (:0. m, Wain at.
near it. It. bridge, ti. N.
R'I’IZAMSIIII' TICK" JOINTS.
CURTIS, It. W. limlc bni ' , N. rtmhlp
Ilckr‘ti. Winn agent, notary In Mr. etc.
LAYTON, JACOB fl, Wublnm It, ml to PD.
8.x. I'm-age iickrtanrana, money order-Arno ad.)
STONK DBALKBI.
VKIIRIBJOIIN fl. footof “'uhinmmlifl. lilo
brick, lime, ml. hair, planter.
HORTON, JOHN ll. BTaylor man. I. II. Alto
layer of worm: walkl.
RAYMOND IIIIOS. blue, brown, Greenwich and
building atone. granite: and tnarblr trimming.
"0‘15. RANGE! AID “8111338.
Ill'l’tlllllfl, LANDON. 20 llavlland It, ll. N. (Jar
Mum and water beaten. P. 0. box on.
POWELL. J. W. 3 Wubln’flhpn It, 5.11.
mm, , Mumfml n.
prim, rte. Tin and copper work a rpoelaliy.
GILLBIYK. SYLVISTKR. An. I” War-bin on at
bridgetfirbrvwaanm, plain more.
TRUCKING.
HORTON. 301]! 3.6 Taylor Innis. D. I. Light
and hoary tracking promptly “tended to.
UNDEWI’AKIM
JINNINGOJ. D. . unlit! ILII. Input, rut
dance 7' m It. I.” ‘
RAYION’DJIOJI. «motto: it. Dal-
dencelntrhlcyrt. W774...
N.
vmltltlinll' common.
BRIDGE. om. nv. .oleo aad boom-i rand
manna-mmmumlwrt.
WOOD.
”Em .
immunnnmm “-
wanna-Am
pawl“ 00. me“
A firmnfit “FAKE.”
BUT NORWALK PEOPLE BIT AI' 11'
WITH AYIDI'I’I.
luv-v Dollars tor Monty-Five Canta—
Wlhllla with In Dollar Bill. Bohr-cl
tho Cam—A Novelty In lukwaar.
The gullibility of the public, the avari-
olonrnaar of man, and the mistaken idea
that you can beat a “fakir” at bin own
some. were practically illustrated in
Norwalk yesterday afternoon, when.
about 4:30 o’clock,a well-dreamt Itrauger
drove through the business street- of the
borough in an open carriage shouting as
he went nlong, “Twenty-five dollars to
the man who can ride the trick male in
(root of the hotel in about half an hour.”
He soon had a large crowd around him,
and drawing up in front of the Norwaik
hotel be commenced barium by open-
ing his trunk and unpacking a lot 0!
watches and other cheap jewelery. He
commenced operations in the same man-
ner that others have done before him by
selling a dollar for reveoty-fivc cents,
and their the aeventy-five cents for sixty
ocular, and so on down. The crowd now
became interested and he began selling
watch chains for twenty-five cents and
returning the money. Then he raised
them to fifty cents and returned the
money. Then the excitement increased
and he again raised the chains to $1.00.
Forty or fifty of the chains were diapoaed
of at this price, the crowd swallowing
the bolt with avidity, expecting to have
their money returned, but this time the
“fakir” illltntly dropped the dollars into
hrs own pocket. He then placed an
empty grit watch case on the twenty-
five cent chain and Sold it for 81.00.
Several in the crowd bit and were bitten
and their the fellow got down to business-
I’icking up one of the cheap chains he
hung a gilt watch on it, and opening the
case placed a $10 bill inside. J. II. Bon-
edict purchased the watch, and when it
was found that the bill was genuine,
there was 3 rush for the carriage and the
operator mid several watches, telling the
purchasers to put them in their pockets
and not to show them in the crowd.
After this game played out he appeared
to put $20 in a watch in the ohnpeof two
$l0 bills. The first one was bought by
the Rev. David Elwood, who is a man
nearly seventy years of rage. When it
was found that be was a lucky man the
crowd was again ready to buy.
After a while the crowd began to catch
on to the game and looking at their
Watches some found them all right while
a great many found then: all wrong.
A howl went up from the crowd and
the man was getting ready to drive
away, win-n he was arrested by Chief
Buttery, upon complaint of S. B. Wilson,
who had been “roasted" to the tone of
89.00. The prisoner was taken to the
oflice of Elwnrd M. Lockwood, where
an informal hearing was held. The
prieonrll' mm willing to settle and paid
Mr. Wilson back his money and also
paid the court fern. Justice C. B.
Coolidge presided at the hearing noddin-
Cilal’grd the prisoner, who war not put
to plea.
A. E. Canyon-Una Well-known Errol
uVr‘nIIty man who is noted for his shrewd
bounces qualitmr, was another of the
victims. and malted to have the fakir ar-
rcrtcd again for taking his money. The
ofliwa told Mr. (Tuggeawril that he would
ban- It) not not a complaint before the
mun could bearroated [10 thought it
rather change that he should have to
not out o complaint when Mr. Wilson
was not obliged to do my. However, he
b«~,;nli in look around for a Grand Juror
in mm- a c rilllllllfil, but lwlurc he found
our the fakir lmd riradn his way in Ihlrt
city.
Among Illl' Norwulk peoplr- who wr-ro
lulu-n In were R. M. Ruw, llr. A. II.
Buldwuv, Frank Evan» and Ulmrlcn 1’ 'IX.
Tho fnlm t‘nflit‘d Who 3200 away With
hurl. lire worked tho name game m
Brillgcpurt, Stamford and I’urlchr-rivr,
and in»! week, while rolling gooda in
llurihury, ho was mobbed by tho crowd
nnd hm jvwr-lry acntir-ve-i over the
ground. lll‘ game. In up old one which
has been Worked Iiurrdrr-dit of lunar with
but'twnl and in nearly worn threadbare.
About 8:00 o'clock a young man
who who wow a Prince Albert coat and
all: hat,aml who, undoubtedly war a
ronwdnmto of tho "fakir" who operator!
up town. eon-mi on» of Solmann' oprn
barnuciu-r and was driven to Railroad
flquarc. llo attracted a very largo
crowd by pt rimming ll number of tricks
at which hv' wan Vol] clown After ac-
curing the club» attention of hi: nudi-
qncr' lw enu'rrd upon bra lecture. Ile
comnwucs-d by stating that ho rcprc:
rented lb» United States Advent-log
bureau, and war hero to introduce their
goodr. Ilia articles were in clam which
hp ennmrrated to bin bearer». The ilrrt
nova. rm called the Qunkur drniriflee, warrant-
ed to clean the blackout forth by making
a Irv: applrcationr. Burrito-n in thin
wao a who dull, and Ira enlivenod thing
by nllintwnc dollar for «verity-five canto
wremytlve coma for fifty norm and no
on down to ten oenta, which be cold for
it watch. Thom who had purchased the
deotrifloc for twenty-live min a box
were then told to show their good. and
they won not only given their roomy
back, but wm atada a proacnt of twenty-
ilra mt- vrlth the nodal that tbay
talk about the goods
turnaround wuthm taken up, which
m manna.
%h‘l‘§l~%‘”"‘“
“a
W gunman-
Wham
¢
abouththarn. to thorn who parohaavd tho
pour mfandrd the
m. a... a... mu: will:
trouble. By thlathua the people wore
becoming tolerated in the Ipaakar, and
many of them decldodto "be in it” in
the next claw, all handa thinking of
centre that he would go through the
ell-u and finally clone with the watcher
when they would be smart enough to
keep out of the tranuction.
The “lakir” next introduced bia patent
necktie arrangement, a contrivanoe upon
which to make tin, and which for a
number of years has been sold for a
nickel each. Es stated that the neck-
tina warn not worth much, but if there
was anyone in the crowd who believed
the invention was worth fifty cant: he
would be pleased to make the sale. And
there were plenty of biterr. Uplifted
bands holding hard earned fifty cent
pieces were as thick as there were neck-
tiea on the stand. The man passed them
out, and no he took in the half-dollar
pieces he would enfold them III dollar
bills and lay them one ride. The pur-
chasers kept their eye's on the pile of bills
with the happy expectation or again
having them distributed. Finally busi-
ness became slightly dull and the man
went down again into his valiae and
brought out some tics of a drflercnt
color. This time he placed a small scarf
pin in the tie and stated that it was no-
body’s business why he put it there.
This again aroused the dormant trade
and many of those who bought the plain
scarier again rpeculated. When business
wanod he spurred up the trade by adding
another pin to the scarf. Tho old biters,
together with many new ones, who were
anxious to beat the man, “caught on,"
and continued to pass up their money.
Occasionally he would mention the fact
that he would shortly arrive at the
watches. But after closing his necktie
scheme he said that us it was getting
late and people were tired, he would
merely mention the other two classes,
tho “safety" razors and watches. and
gave the prices at which they could be
purchased.
Be cloaed his talk by stating that there
would be a little fun. Blowrng up a red
rubber balloon he threw it overzthe
audience and the one who returned it re-
cuived twenty-five cents. During the
chase for the baloon the man arranged
his satchel and by the time the baloon
had been caught the second time the
man was ready to any good night, which
he did very gracefully, and added that
ho hoped to meet the people again.
Those who held the scoffs and expected
to beat the man at his own game were
chagrlned to say the least.
The spectators were much surprised at
the manner in which the people were
led into the scheme, especially since
everybody in the crowd knew how the
people tip-town had bitten. The losers
bad very few sympathize”. Both in
this—city and in the inrough the “fakir”
stood up against hundreds of people and
everyone of his patrons expected to get
the beat of him. They had not profited
by the experiences of others but believed
that they were just a little smarter than
the “other fellow." The result was the
some as it always has been and probably
always will ha, The "fakir" understood
his busimes and profited thereby. The
“fakir” in thir city did not map the bar-
vtet that the Norwalk man did, probably
not rrccivrng more than 850.
Interacting and Impreuiva Ceremonie-
rtt New Canaan.
The ordination of Henry S. Kidd, of
New Canaan, to tho gospel ministry.
occurred in the Baptist church at that
placo Wednesday. The council callcd
for that purpose convened at 10:30 it. in.
va. A. C. Hubbard, I). 1)., of Ilanhury,
was ehosrn an tomb-rotor, nmi Rwy. Mr.
\Vwks, of Burton, on clerk. Tho condi-
data was then calla] upon In give hi0
christian experience. call in the mirmtry
and viovva of christian doctrine. The
christian experience of ma candnlato
was rt marvelous setting forth of the
triumph of tho purport: of (loci over the
will of man. The candid-itch views of
christian docirirw were tlwn prevented
to the council,whlch were accepted. By
a unanimom vote of tho council it was
dvcldr-d to ordain Mr. Kidd in tho after-
noon, the service to rain place at 1
o'clock.
At the appointed hour rim following
m-rvice took place: Singing by the con-
gregation; reading ocriptum and prayer
by Rev. Mr. WWII, of Barton; ordina.
lion wrmmr by Rev. Dr. W. V. Humor.
of Bridgeport; ordainiug prayer by It".
A. G. Ilobhard, of Danbury; hand of feel.
township in the candidate by Rev. C. K
Torrey, of Norwalk; charge to tho candi-
date. by Rev. C. W. Potter, of Ltiebilcld:
charge to tho church by Rev. J. W.
Richardaon, of Stamford. Aim ringing
the Doxology the congregation war dir-
missed by tho candidate.
Notwltbatandlng the riormy weather
the affair pamd off my pleat-natty and
to the eniiro utblrotlon of all preunt.
Ir. Kidd is an earnest chririlan worker,
and micro the mlnirtry becatuo he feels
collar! of God to that work. During tho
eighteen month: that ha bu revved the
New Canaan Bapmt church an a supply
bio labor- bava bun attended with one
or”. Damn that period the
ttoru have lama-ed from rarity in an
amp attendance of one hundred. The
future of tho church and Ira parlor to
bright and pro-tang. lay their high-
eat anticipation- be rub-ad. ’
a“. "“"'- l“ “3&3":
mm a a ob do
ram-tart
unmade“
JUDGE THAYER’S EDICT.
SENTENCE! IIPOSXI) IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT.
Ilol'aflan, tho Boy Burglar, Courtroo-
lllaa Ially'a Oaaa continual—no Dar
loo Dmoiullaa Heavily Ila-d.
In the Superior Court yesterday, Mat-
tie Goodwin and Ella Smith, two 3.ny
dreared women who were unwind in
Dorian for raiding in a dirrepntablo
home, pleaded guilty, and Judge Tbayer
ordered each to pay atlas of ‘15 and
costs, the total amount of each line being
about 860. The women were arrested a
abort time ago when a crusade war
instituted against two diarcputed banner
in Dorian. Attorney Caller prosecuted
the cam and Attorney Enribort was
council for the accused. Jennie Hnb«
hard, one of the women arrested, for-
feited a bond.
Edwin McFarlan, charged with burg-
lary and carrying concealed weapons in
Norwalk, was discharged, the case being
nnlled. McFarinn is the young man
who was accused of breaking into
several stores in the borough. He was
captured by the police one night just
after he had burglarized Finney a: Bene-
dict's grocery atom, and was in the act
of entering the New York Tm store.
All of the jail cases have been disposed
of except the two murder cases—that
against Mrs. Kelly for the killing of her
child, and against Stephen Carpenter of
Stamford. These cases and that against
Thomas Halioran, the saloon keeper who
is out on bonds, have been continued
until the Octohor term.
anatfio’bFT—nnfinoioissns.
Ila-Incas Baton the Court at an Adjourn-
ed Balaton Iaaat Right.
The Court of Burgesses convened last
evening with Warden Lee in the chair
and a full court present. The usual
batch of bills was audited and (rdered
paid.
It was voted to order a curb, gutter
and sidewalk on the north side of Bolden
Place.
The! matter of accepting Isaac street
was brought up and it was voted to
accept 200 feet or as much more of the
street as the property owners on the
street would put to grade.
The chairman of the highway commit-
tee was instructed to advertise in the
Engineering News for bids or proposals
to macadamize Wear. arena». The mat-
ter of completing the rpecificntiona was
left with the highway committee and
borough engineer to complete before the
next meeting.
The committee on lights was instruct-
ed to remove the light from Cormtock
Brotliers‘ corner and hang it over the
contra or the street.
The meeting their adjourned until the
next regular meeting.
Deaths in Ann-t.
There were 1,230 dcatho reporth in
Connecticut in August. This was twenty
less than in July, and ninety more than
in August of last year. and twenty-Devon
more than the average mortality in
August for the five years preceding the
present. Norwalk reported tbiriyuix
deaths, representing an annual death
rule of 24.3 per 1,000 inhabitants. Tho
causw of death were, as follows: Diph-
tho-rm, l; malarial fever, 1: diarrhoea,
under fire, ll: dlnrrhun, over five, 1;
consumption, ‘3; bronchitis, 3; heart die.
euro, 3; all other diseases. 14.
"their Laat Tribato ol Rupert.
The remain-r of Adclbcrt Com-rock,
who was killed by the cam near Sanforda
Station, Monday evening, wore taken
from Danhury to Lyme for interment
yt'rihfldfly morning. Thry werenccom-
pnnmi by Superintendent Payne and
wife, Mr, and Mrs. (J. F. (lomatuck, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Comatock, and the wid-
ow: of tho doad fireman. The employee-
of the Danbury and Norwnlk road sent
three iinndwmv floral tokens to the fun,
will, a largo "(later Ajar," n pfilovv, and
n harp.
laciudo All.
It'dr'lor of the Smflrrrls~lf the city
anthoritica in their call for the railroad
commisaionera. do not lnclndo in the
call tho stopping of night switching,
and all switching acrorn Main and Wuh-
lngion circuit, and tho mppreuion of
that dangerour rtnndpipo nuisance,
which in the wont of all, they will be
obliged to makc number call, outrun the
commirnioneta agree to act without
legal notion. A I’mnosair.
loo-lea of rho Cod-r Pol-t Yacht club.
At a mailing of the Codar Point Yacht
Club, held on the evening of September
15m, it war voted to hold a rc-unlon of
the members of the club, to which ladies
are invited, at Gregory’r Point, South
Norwalk. Conn. . on saturday, September
20th, atllo‘clock, p. m. The fleet will
rendrrvuur all Cedar Point, at 10.30 I.
m.
Dooli- of Ian-at film-ll.
llamas! Mitchell died at Ma borne in
South wimp-o night, aged at yearn.
Ir. lltcbcii war well known in Nor.
walk, baring been engaged in the moat
barium uptown for nearly twenty
years. The tomlwm be held from
at. late raid-nor in South Wilton on
Sunday ottoman.
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«Outdoor
An lam-atlas Account of bar
Oralu draw-a th- I...
The liarblchcad lineage of Int.
nrday contained the folio
m!
era:
The New York training Ibip Bl.
which made such I plea-ant tarry Ill
port a year ago, arrived in tho
Wednesday and will remain rerun! ,
before proceeding to New York III! ,
end of her annual oral-o. Bo M
was the visit last-canon and-can ’
m
I
interest nomeofmm
man-of-wnr with her oomplentuk of,
courteous young alien in a volcano
caller and will be the objective point for
’“cpen vhip” and aa manly an bit-dint!
were entertained on board. The m!
cruise began last May, when a liar! war
eighth and New London left behind all
the twenty‘fint. An uninterrupted run,
to Fayal took until June 5, and altar I
four days’ stay the crabs was command,
arriving at Lisbon, June 19, wbanfiq'
week was passed. Gibralterwu ' '3
on June 28 and left July 3. A thus
whence after a week’s stay. tbomlb
homeward was begun. Southwest Hal'-
hor, the first home port, wan made on
August 7, thence Portland and Haul,-
bead. An incident or thocrniaawal “a
severe storm which raged for litre-day-
on the way across. This was on lay N,
27 and 28. On the run from Fayal to
Lisbon one of the boys fell ovum
from a yard arm. The weathu. Iii
rough at the time and he was encumber-
ad with oil clothes, boots, and outer wet?
weather toggery, notwithstanding which
he was rescued in short order by a boat
which was sent for him. At Madeira i
couple of natives, probably imbttod with
a love of the sea, secreted thernaelvea In
one of the St. Mary’s long boat- and;
made their presence known only after"
getting to sea. Ir. was too late to put
them ashore, therefore they went given
the costumes of the young salts and put
to work with the others. They an
aboard now and as contented no can ,
The greatest day’s run was 232 nautiml
miles on the passage from Gibralht' to
during the storm before mandated.
Outside these incidents and otbota of
similar nature the voyage baa bought
eventful. The studies have been m
daily and the young men motored wlfit
information which will soon title then
all over the examinations of the commit.
tee and award honorable prim to tho
most proficient. The health of all at
board in excellent, in fact has been
throughout the crniae. Yesterday allu-
ooon the crews of the whaleboat andtbo
dingy rowed a race to decide supremacy
at the ours. The course was to and
around a black spar buoy off Pench’a
Point and was oomploated with the
whaleboat about three lengths ahead.
Tho Non-1k Hula. ' ‘~
The repairs and renewals of the (labia,
the setting of new and powerful hoil'ua,
the adjustment of the machinairy iii
the putting in of the now Woolnon dry"
at the Norwaik little having been corn.
plated, work in all branches in now
going forward, and very finogooda are
being produced. The new dryer, which
we alluded to some waaka since, In apar-
fect success, not only doing better work
than the old method, but in raving both
In steam and labor enormonaly. The
saving of steam in fully 07 per cent. and
of labor 65 per cent. It in dotngita workin
less than in or-tontha of the time required
to be congratulated on their In .
work, and no wonder that their gooda
are daily being sold by merchant tallora
in New York city as genuine impflfied
cloths.
Judgment Ia l'avor of III. Cont-tool.
The civil cult of W. W. Comatook Va,
Sylvortcr Lockwood was continued lid»
for» Justice I}. W. Maples at the Coun-
cil Chambers yesterday afternoon. The
dcclaion of the court wait that Ir.
Lockwood wul guilty of cheating a
bullet through the allow window of W.
W. Comrtock’a atom and that ho pay,
Mr. Comrtock tho rum of .50, and pay
the coat. of the court. A notice of ap-
peal war given.
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ltida tor Layla; Water final.
The bids for laying the moral
branch of auteur loch pipe bow-on lb.
New Conan and borough moire
were cloud at noon yeatrrday. n;
contractors who not in btda for tho
warn Plains a Diagram, of Brooklyn“
ti. Smith. of New York city; Mob
hound, of Norwalknod W. B. m
and mmffionthflmlk. new
of awarding the contract war
until next week.
a digit. km: nfwm
.‘M
At a late hour Ian night» do; mg. ‘
log to George B. Wood, of Witt-m ‘
commenced barking fnrimuly.
Weed want to a window, and
roan lothqrearof tho henna bu, ,
him, but not getting an who u
bin plrtol at the lntvndar. who ll“
lately ran from the prrulrva. no Illa
warof urn-diam bright, auditi- W-
wan «no.
he
ri‘
.r.
the reception: aboard chip that the old 5
allbnrbor excnraionlata. Yesterday“. I,
Madeira, and thy smallest 82 which wan ’
by the old arrangement. Tbolllla m
made from the New York dockotflbi ,
daya’ run brought the shores of Mn. ’
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Norwalk Chronicler