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DIRECTORY

 outrun. Interests

. Abhrvvlutlous': Nr-Novwslk; Mir—South Non
walk; ll NP“ Norwalk.
. To thou. of our notion who are not al-
‘y uwuro o! the [act we would an that
m In hmln roprountsd. who! or of
or union dsgvss. will be found
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“can?“ to them.
All court»: 38.
'HOHWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Waur at,
H hour It. It. bridge ’

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ARCHITECTS. and
Wu. 8. It! Wash It, plans

I’Am’rpooillcatlon' s fund-lied at WWW rater.

RANDALL, IINBll D. our. Main and Wall rts, N.
seals. prospective and free hand drawing.

AUCTIONEEBS.
JANE. once ”Wall st,N. Real
mourn, and “c '

IOBIIELLI. L‘hOflEDIEU, 95 Washington at,
all kinds of property cold. "

BAKERS. .

DeKLYN ASON, 27 lulu at, N. and 54 Washington
at, S. N. also dealers in confectionery, ice
cream. loco, etc.

SCOFIELD, EMMA C. 19 No. lulu st. 8. N. Bole
agent for Horton‘s celebrated ice cream.

WERNER, CHAN. L. Main scncar Wall, N. Pun

, confectionery and ice cmrn. Fresh goods daily

WILSON'H "Home Mule" Dread Bakery, Granite.
ville. Leave orders at (in: I’ltzur'r, l7 ItJf. Place

BANKS.

CINTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wall st, N.
capital grown, a his 14,100. _ George M
Holman, idem; L. L. yer, vrcoprcsrdent,

‘ William . Curtra,casiucr,

CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 63 Wuhlrlgton st,

" Minimal. N. Capital 51004)“); surplus $12
an II. D. Rowan, president; Jacob ill. Lay

ton. enabler.

FAIRFIKLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, Th.
4| Wall at,N. Incorporated 1324. Capital W,
OD. PruL,Jamec Wally-ti; v‘lcc-prunt., Edwu.
O. Kevlar; aishier, Lcwrs c. Green.

I'AIIIFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The,bi
Wall st, N. Deposits smart), surplus ammo.
Wlnileld S. lowly, Wt; $.Craw, vice

. preat; James H.Butlcy, treas.

‘ NATIONAL BANK OF NOIIWALK, The, 51 Wall

i ut,N. in 1357. Capital WM”. Eben

i our Hill, preot.; II. J. Hill, vice ML; II. i'.
Price, cashier. Directors, ll. Ilir E. J. rim,
W. G.Thoinau, E. K. Lockwood, .7 A. Osborn

‘ O. E. Wilaim, It. Beard, D. w. Fitch, w. I"

E Bishop. Bankera', Hmhanta‘. Manufacturenr‘,

[ Ferrous nun Family accounts are “limited.

ROBWALII BA VINO: 50CIETI,$'Iml;i&E'alLst, N
Minus 0ch M.Utkl,surplus , . Mug.
1. Holmes fit; II. B. Cmuturd, I'lCe-DML.
George B. , true.

ISOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, Do-

i poritaoverswt‘l’ ,eurpluo who. Alden not

 

mane. mac; ohn ll. Knapp, tress. Interest
paid deposttua. Money loaned on mortgage.
l BEEF, (Wholesale)

UTH NORWALK BEEP co. 8. N. Hammond
barf, pork,‘vheep, lamb, veal, etc.

' » LOW. m. .n (10., N. Armour's beef and
provisions. Home druacd lamb and mutton.
BILL POBTEB AND DISTRIBUTOR.

H I TON.J. F. Pool. uHice boxd35, N. Circular:
folded in over low uuruluy papers.
BLACKSJLITIIS.
. ,GRO. T. foot Raymond st, ti. N. Horse—
lhocinguopecrnlty.

BRIDGE BUILDERS.
1‘ ‘~ - 6R0. Ii. a CO. I’. 0 box 5'“, b’. N. builder:
d budget, ducks, pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
l" WNJI. S. No. Alain st, 5. N. custom Work and
refininng‘ uapernulty.
3 ~ V31. 0. H. No. Main at, S. N. apoclaltr’aun
boots. shoeu and rubbers.
1 RAW, JOHN a SON,bb Washington st, 8. N.
A auuortmcnt allow prices.
3001’ AND uDOE REPAIRING.
‘= ’,GEU.-Nltailroadi’hoe.h.N.
work neatly and promptly done.
MKSELLEBS AND HTATIONEBS.
' I‘ E0, J. ARTHUR. N. card engravrng,wnd
, but ball and tennis goods.
Tim's DRUG riTOltE, 43 Washington st,
N. School supplies and general stationery.
BOX WES. (Wood rand Paper.)
i APP, I. 1'. Want at, u. N. mufucmrer at hat
was. packing bummer: General shop jobbing.
BUILDING “TEDIAIN.
“I”: JOHN H. ft.Waahingwn st, AN. also
Hum, newer pipe, hay, straw, etc.
... ADD, CHAS. T. Water at, N. brick of ull
. limb. linqcunmgcfllnster, hair, etc., also blue
Ito-s, Itebrickand y.
YIOND Bruin. Illwaukor, Philadelphia urw
m fronra, buckled; hmc,cemenr, adamant,
BUNK“, 0mg £063, to.
l ; IN BUTTER HOUSE, next door to the Pun

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CARRIAGE BEPOal'I'OIHEU.
. ~ , W]. If. 50 Wall s1. N. Carriagea,harrwsaea,
lune, stable and carriage formamngr.
0‘83me AND BUILDERS.
'IWLJAIIIU ushopAnu at, n. N. estimate:
first, yobbtng promptly attended to.
IB’I’ON,\\’M. A.wTayloravenuc,b.N. Jobbing
J “lewd l0.
. 5 ALL, I. 1;. Randall's mill, goofi’ Hod-rm
my run 6 wer enu lit to VI:
low lgurvu. Larygehxrrpkp: rpectaliy. Kl
YIONDJ. It. a) Water st, AN. manufacturer
1 brackcu. casings, mrnfl blocks, col
'3, new In barristers. Band, ocrOll sawing anu
luv-tug. Hut blocks, bottom oiurdc,bvnchca,racka.
Jobbing dorm. Wit! given. Telephone 51-6.
: r Wooo, o. B. it om u, a. N. Jobbing
. -ptly wanted to.
' - N,5.B.anopt.’rmsst,narlaln.—Ofueecor.
Wall ILandBeldt-n are, N. Steam wood working,
moulding, wiruloiv from and turning. Lowrat
mum. loony bowl. Telephone number 252.
omrms AND orww'nrs.
t H ‘l a HOIT,dGmtte blag, N. as Worth
[upon It, 5. N. dice advmtaement.)
CARRIAGL MN UI'AC'I'URIBB.
t Y. HB‘NRI, Nolan at, AN. manufacturer of
,. . ,. .upcctal attention given to repolnng.
mung: I'LINN. rootof Franklin mariner-r.
- carriage.‘ wag-ma, trucka, etc. on ,
w . » 'flWIIWlflILMrIosbodgz.
. GUIDED“
m .LQNo.laln fovruvrl ofBroud—
3 - . 55.0% for weddg‘p and times.
I FREDERICK. 5! Wall st, N. wedding» and
- applied at the Iburtevt notice.
CATHOLIC worm.
‘mJfll'. & £0.25 Inn at, N. alto my
1' . Manors and book-elm.

' I PIPE llANUl’ACTUBBBB.
‘l .CHA9.T. Wain st, N. all aiuu and
.. also-uncut steps,coping,rtc.
moan BOX MANU'AC'I'UBZBD.
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'3’a...““...£ m... ..-:......
“OAR mUlACTUBBBS.
' C OLIN'I'IAD CIGAR 00.1118. “’50..qu
l N. manufacturers of In: clgavl.
_» . or com, wmiwnmu. it.

~. . .. a. momma. 5.x. alsoIobhvrIu
. 'artlclcv.

CIVIL DNOINIKII-
“It. It! Warhiagtori at, s.
- . gm! toioealsurveying. mkmfi
I l V W. D. A DON. cor. Wear. arsnur and (Tim-

~ .B.N.Ilydrsulicaaaamrsry engine-av.
'I D (LN. I luhuttN. Adana-promptly

:Iul’lfllo DBALIIB.
w ., l m. Ironic building. Nation
. gnuaractarsndobhenaudmailm.
COAL AND WOOD.

.m. JOHNIIJLWsalen 5.3.111“
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MH 1 GOLDBCIIXHYI‘ 8. .
tom of the calcbratod it" . cor-a
corral! sumac.
Putnam‘s couch mml'murrs'ntodtocuv,
manufactured at “Washington at, 8.1!.

cuocrtrtrtv nun ouasvvutu.
NASH. l. H 5 880. car. lamaudeltstaJ. H.
5” and tin wars W
UNIVERSAL STORB, The, No. lain st near an
lamps, crockery. ware, housefuruivhlnga, ctr:
031611818. ,
BOUTWIILL, C. P. lander”- block, So. Iain II. B.
N. Oflcchours,8a.m. tootun.
KENDALL, GEO. 8.. Dub. Waahl our.
Franklin no.8. N. Honruflaan. too pm.

NEWKIRII, J. 0. other It residence Lcwll a
c itqnn emu, N. guu minim-med

“Timon nouns... thinglovut, sin.
ours 8a. hi. to 6 p. f... Guadmln sieved.
D0088, 8A8]! AND BLINDS.

all'l'nfl. II. a C0. 15 t rr Water st. N. carriage
wood work, wheel», etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, l'. I. 30 Chennntat, SN. Crushedatouc,
newer contractor, etc. .
RAYIOND BltOs. Akron, salt glazed and cement
pipe, 3 to so inches in diameter.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt ave, It. N.
Sunday hours, 5 to 10am, 4 to 9 p. in. Preamp
lions carefully compoundt .

GREGORY, J. G. 38 Wall st, N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.

KIGGS, JOHN A. II Main at, N. I’rrfumrs,—ufty
live dillorcnt perfumes. .

PLAIETKD‘S 4.3 Washington st, 3. N. patent medl-
cinrz, etc. I’hynicianai prescriptions a specialty.

DRY-GOODS.

AMBLER. J. L. J: SONS—”The Equitable," No. 2
0mm building, N. Dry goods. m'l clam. mt
ting» and rugs.

BANKS, H K. blahackemo Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
gooda, notions, gloves, etc. Underwcoraspccinlty.

HENNETTJ. RID Main at, N. Bonnets camb—
liahed over forty—two yenrr.

DICKERMAN, A. a; SON, all Washington st, 5. N.
dry-goods, carpets, etc. (soc adv.)

SCOFIELD & HOYT, 3 Gazette Didg‘ N. (.3 Wuh-

ingtun ul, 8. N. (Sec advertisement.)

sTIIE ET. EDWARD, 5 Gnu-rte bldg. N. Dry
gmdg, fancy guides. notions uud box-levy.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

ADAMS EXPRESS C0,, office railroad station, 8.
Nnud 4:! Whilst, N. Expmu forwarders to all
ports of the world. I'mcugcr train service. Low
nttca. Lcntcr Hunt. urgent.

EXPRESSMEN-

llL'XTON 6r BHU‘NDAGE, when at Bcwlict's,43
Wall st, N. Our motto, “prompt attention."

JAVANAOH'S EXPRESS, bag ~, furniture and
piano: moved. Leave union or luistul‘l, :9. N.

SHERWOOD, W. W., )1. slate at port-odicc and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.

IXTBALTS, ESSENCES, no
BYXBEE. F. S. A: (.‘O. 99 Main st. N. Manufactur-
ent of Smack“ celebrated flavoring extrm‘tu.
NOIIWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturer: of
line extracts. l'. :5. Ambler,
FERTILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super-phoephutcmpec-
ill rnunuma, land plaster, ground bouc.wood nhes.
dMITH, W. H. & CO. Water at N. agents for Wil-
liams Clark & Colo rtaridurd ertilizers.
I'IRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock, rpec~
lulu to ordcuirc mortar,eand,chlmncy flue lining:
FISH, OYSTIZRS, CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT A ZELL’FF, 69 Washington. st, 8. N. fine
nth, oysters, chime, frultr, game, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. dzTaylor avenue, 5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractor: for flag. coucrrtc,
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAL! AND no: mam
HEATERS.
MEEKHR, W. H. & CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.
norm. GRAIN AND FEED.
'ISLAND GEN" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L'HOMIEDIEU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of fnmdy flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in
put: , loud, car or cargo lots.
iii-1D MILL. Daricn. Crofmt A Rose. Grain. choir:
ground feed, graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 8. N. plunta, cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to order.
GUIGU l'. L. 36Wurtl st, 0 . Union Comet N.
Plantslfrut flowers, etc. {Emil work it ipeceqmlty.
McKAY, JOHN, It. N. near the depot. Bedding
lento—cut lower- and floral work of all kinds.
inc roses a apocialty.
SIITH, JOHN H. 50. Main 99.9.1“. the oldest and
best known floriat in thin Vicinity. Plants, cut
Bowen etc. I-‘loi-ai work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, THEODORhWashingtoo actual end)
Furniture, linking gluon, picture frames, etc.
CHAN at WHITTLESKY, at Halo at, N. (Ray
mind's old atand). rice advertisement.
RAYMOND GEO. I]. new star, “Ind 43 Main n.
Four above old rm.
5TOW DAVID, ‘6, w. an. and 32. Balm: st, B.N.
Yum tum, mun-en, etc.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK OAS LIGHT COIPANY, oflcs 19
Water rt, N. Gas for light, heat and power.
Coke All cent: per bmhel. Cool 'I'nr three dol»
' lars per barrel, package extra.
GBOCEBD, (Whales-lo.)
HOLMES a KEELEILDand It Wall st N. whole
sale groom, dour, grain, hay, etc.
HELLECK BRO”. M and If; Wall at, N. wholeaalc
yucca, dour, foal, grain, hay, etc.
OBOCIIBS.
BROWN u WILL'OX. 70 Washington st. 8. N. sols
agents forcelebratrd Huntington creamery butter.
BECKER, CONRAD, m Warhlngton st. 3. N.
choice groceries and provisions.
Puma, CHAS. ll. succrasov to llatchins,‘n No.
lulu st, 8. N. table delicacies for family trade.
VINNEGAN .k O'RBILLY, rm lulu st, N. dour.
ccd, bay, straw, coal and wood.
YINNEY It HENEDICT,“ Wall at, N. fancy and
staple ,confostlonery, fruit, etc.
PITCH, D. W. Wort avc.oor. Norwiu st, N. canned
goods, colon, Iran, butler, rte.
ODOVZB. C. L. all Wall It, N. I cater to the has!
trad: obtainable.

GUYEH a SON, T. D. Sprin ood, B. N. Ingro-
cericr. choice ma, flour, red, rtc.

HAN r'ortri, w. rt. rim m. tic-r IIII. station, IN.
Albums paint, scbruol lupplirl, etc.

LAW’I‘ON, 7. DJ (10. e: no. Main It. ii. If. my
veins and table tlelicacicn.

L'IIOIHIKDIEL'. IlANlmmtmdm Washington
at. bridge. a N. lav. wflces, spicu, a specialty.
MOORE h “INDIAN, Mal-iii at. our Wat, 8.3.

Inc groceriev, romp fruit», dour, feed, etc.
NEW YORK TBA (10.. 4’.‘ Haiti it, N.-—)I. Hellsr~
Tess, colleen and spices a specialty.
NICliltltrsoNh arm, as and 8; Iain at, N. u
Ipectalty nude or table drilcrclca.
(YI'IIAIIK, GEO. Wilton ave. and School at, N.
New rtorv. new goods and new prices.
SEYMOUR. C. K. a W’s-bl Art, is. N. bead-
curinod goods.
VALDKN, CHAS. H. 5 Wall at. l". Creamery but»
tor, cheese, rggv, table ridicules, fruit», soc.
DAmIIB' N38. (M'rlt's or)
anon, JOOII'II J. 1 Home at, ll. N. also former!
of but bodies.

BATES, “mm 3C0. 791091 Elwin-Lil.
N. Importsrlof veal akiha, ptusbsv, trimmlnp.
and ruttrrs or kattrrs‘ furs.

IIATI'ZIIII' TOOLS.

WHIKLBII, W. A. Water It, s. N. iron foundrv.
light raft cuatiuw, extension wutrv boxru.

DA“ AND CAI'S, (MIL)

XNAI’P 'I'lll BATTER. n W R. 8. N.

avpcrialty uiadsof Instill-d hall.
IIA'I' HANDIAC'I'UBIIIL

”XIII, B. V. A COJialon 1.5.5. Yin-ml

and flexible hair.

can?“ ‘ Kf‘m. establish! 1”. W
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‘DWYIB, P H a: Wall N harm
Ind rkpairiug nhatly dog's.
D038! puma.
PARADE! I. H. Brookslds Brock Farm, 8. N. Ins
Maurallcdtoallpurpossa. Allaniaialuoldby
thi- rstuhllohmt arr wurruntd. Home of the
hutch coaching Mica “Oalllard.”
I 3, none: snoring.
UHA JOHN No. Iain S. N. special at
grim given to s g driving} trotting hot-Isa.
HOTELS.
AHRICAN HOTEL, lo Halo-t, N. 1.0. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
OW HOTEL, an Railroad placé, George
nouwahrt norr'rtn' - D. u N. II. it depot.
l. lcl’bason, sirlctlyqfiwda- accumulations.
OLD WELL HOTEL, so Waahlnm at, (LN. Rood
Havlland. Motor. European plan. 80 mama.

nous! runxrsrrmo GOODS.
STEVENS, J. H. ”Washington It 8. N. crockery,
glassware, tin and wooden wire. '
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHAIID, B. "Holden Folnt Farm," 8. N. lulso
milk producer.
INSURANCE: AGENTS.
COOLIDGII a LOCKWOOD. 9 lulu at, N. Insur-
ance and real estate in all lta branches.

LAYTON, JACOB II. Warhlngmn st next to PO.
.8 N. flro, plate glm, accident and life. (are adv )
LOCKWOOD, Whl. cor. Haiti and Wall sts, N. Real

estate, lnveatmrntu. loans negotiated, etc.
IOHIIELLA L'HOIIMBDIEU. 95 Washington st,
8. N . atrictly firstclass companies represented.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. ‘5 dt 47 Washington at,
SN. Real Ernie and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GKN‘L LIFE INS. (20., S. 8. L'-
Hommedieu, agent, Washington It. SN. see ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS C0. :5) Washington

at, S. N. F. J. Grnbb, assistant cunt.
NOIIWALK HRH INS. C0,. N. In successful
buaiucm since Illa). No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. 4:. Washing.
ton at, s. N. Jno. French, asst. superintendent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAVFI’RD, II. B. anic bid , N. 6% Bonds
Diddlonex Banking and Equitah e M't'gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.

SMITH, W. H. A: CO. 15 and 17 Water st, N.

springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc.

IRON l'ENCE AND RAILINGS-
!ERIIITT. E. N. friend .56 Water rt, N. iron work
of all kind-i.
THE Dl’NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st, 5. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON l-‘OUNDIIIES.
GILES n CLANCY at The Norwallr Iron Works
(10., and also tit Bridgeport, Conn.

JEWl-ILERO.

FERHIS, A. S. 39 So. Muir: rt, 5 N. op. City Hotel,
SN lino watch repairing a rpccialty.

HOI'T. II. 8. IS No. Main st, 5. N. strictly lrvtclum
good: at low prices.

JACKSON, LeGRAND, lisWnlI st, N. watchman»
month, etc. Fine watch repairing a spedulty.

iii» if), II. S. diamondsxatchm. jewelry, silver and
plated ware, rrpninug uspcciulty. 53 Main rt, 5.x.

LA‘YI'ERS.

AUSTlN. ALFRED l-I. room 3 Min-onic b'd'g, Wall
st, borough. Notary and Real Estate.

FROST, HUSSEL a No. Main u. notary, legal
[luminous of all kin to curt-fully attended to.

HURLBUTT, J. BELDEN, rooms 5 and 6 6mm
building, Wull at, borough.

LIGHT, JOHN H. 102 Washington st, 3. N. notary
commlasioncr of deeds for New York state.

LOCKWOOD. EDWARD I. room 4 Gantta bldg,
borough. Attorney, minty and pcnalona.

SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room 3, Fulrdeld Co. Nut.
Bank building, N. Counnellor at law.

WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
st. borough.

LIVERY STABLES.

DANN, HORACE Ir}. Excelsior livery and bount-
lug stables. Office No. 3 River st, N.

GREGORY, (”10.8. H Knight rt, N. Pine rum.
onus a rpccialry. Telephone 33-3.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.

LIX'KWOOD MANUFACTURING (70. Da it, 5.
N. Manufactured» of buildcm' hardware. ton
office 36 Pearl st; New York oflce 99 Bottle rt;
Chicago office 19 Luke st.

NORWALK LOCK COMPANY. S. N. New York
ofllceu2t'humberu st. Lorin and buildcru' hard-
ware; deOlgDCI’E; fmndtw- workers of artistic
houac trimmings in bronze, vans and iron.

LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL, II. J. 9 Water st, N. All kind: of lumbcrdc»

liven-d toany point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.

NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water st,
near It. It. bridge, O. N. General machinery, iron
and brass coatings, forgi , Babbitt metal. ro-
palra for manufactur'wa nambouts.

SCUFIELD, Will. A. Knight rt, N. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attrndod to.

”All“! GARDEN!“

JENNINGS A WATERBL'IIY. 8. N. berries and all

garden prmluce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.

A IODII. HARLEY. at Wall at, N.Wm.Wardwell,
1109,, bed. veul, lumb. mutton and poultry.

AVISON, A. 158 lulu st, N. meats, fruits, vegan.
tiles, fis oystrrv, clams, and ewallopa, butter.
eggu, , canned goods, etc.

BENNETT 8 IIUOTED, mints, luhgozauru, lob-
atm, clams, fruits, 25 No. lain st, . . .

BINSELL, DANA C. l'l Main at, N, choice m,
poultry, duh, vegetables, etc.

DRITTO'S CENTRAL DARK“, 6 Water It. N.
learn. vegetables. from, poultry, at lownt prices.

CARR, WILLIAM II. Benedict Farm market. KN.
Pine meats. fresh vegetables—lowest cash priceu.

YARHINGTON, J. A. mumpgtd ,lali.oysteru,
vegetables, fruits, butter, ctr... . Kmart, t5. N.

GZIST, GEO. all Chatnut vi. 8. N. choice meats.
vegetable-v, fruit, etc. [Amt ash prlcsu.

HAYES "HID 13 No. lain It 8. N. mutual.
of all hm. rm rendered lard a .52....

JUDtloN, A. 0. Central Market. col. Halo and Hart-
land st, H. N. Clinics meats, poultry, vegetables.

LIMBUHNKH, WI. lw Wuhington at. bridge, ti.
N. dial" in all kinds fresh meats.

IDCKWOOD. L. Wuhlngion St. bridge, 8. N. he
ureata, lab, oystora, clams, vogeublea, etc.

WWOOD & IDCKWOOD. 7 Iain at, N. this
meata poultry. fish, oystcrv, cluma a apecialty.

LYON”, A. 5.. Old Well MAMJII No. lulu It,
3. N. prime meats and poultry at loweat prim.

HALIO, ALBIN, Main at, MarWnt, H. N. choice
mratr, fish, try-ma, vegetablcv, delicatoaammtc

PICKBIIING, ".8. Ball ave.op. uthooi howjfi.
beef, veal, mutton, etc.

ACIIAUB. JACOB, as We»: Wuhington «,8. N.
strictly Iranians meats, poultry a vpeclully.

bli'l‘ll'rl WAHIIINII’I'ON MARKET, 66 Walt
most, AN. flue meat. and poultry for family trade.

HI’ILLANBJ. W. 15 [icon-rd at, N. wagon rum
daily all over the town.

WADE, W. 3. market, Elmorovo, “I. runs
toall partvoftown with unafrnhaod Imcata.

WIXONJ. B. 27 Wallet, N. Choice menu, pouL
try, fruits, vegetables, butter. W. etc.

HAIDLZ AND GIANI’I’R.

BATH, P. W. Water It, N. man-Imam of Ion
granite and marble work, also driller in building
stone and cemetery work.

STEVENS. I. W. 50 Main at, N, Nubia and gran-
lte mum“, men, poets, rte.

lAfioNs AND BUILDERS.
smock, HENRY, 18 West ave, 8.1!. All kinds
of “obs rum chum lakes.
BHILDON WILLIAM, 10 Wilton svvsua, II. Bio-e
mason. Alto flagging, curbing, etc.
OII'I'II. WILLIAI 3;.” Walt n.5, N. Jobbing

MW!
LAWLOII, WILL-fill. I Hill ",1 All klrtrbof

atone grading prompdy alienated to.
mm from ray own quarry.

m-a oommua.
aim IIIIOO. Dannie
Clo. lain-rm. N. mum'- rar-
IIDCIIAN'I vitreous.
W.anmst,l. Aprrfactltgnar.
30000 ‘7. I? noun-amour. mm
a y.
“ammonium II. M .l
May-dairy.

it. and M
hatred-

m wanna.
murmur“ W'-

 

J——wa
mural! on: Intro! ogons.
avaruou mu. .4 a. .
0M“ . ' Olav-t. Ilium

’AWCH'I" Mmfc llllfmy. I'll.
fill-vim

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l'l'l'tlll nail to lat N. for
“old Emmy-inn Jrfilmf"
runs. Illa) I. L Ibo.latnat,A.N.Latsa
styles. learning and-pedal”.
”JOHN, liars-m n N lininsry. hurry
and Hair Gouda "

' unaro mounts. -,
nuanm m.G.W.(id;ngbtcroflhclathru.
u. but.) its Iain at, N. lrumul music only
mnmrusumurrtr. rm lalnvt, N. Piano
or‘r'r'gou .31 film.» 3.1! Plano organ
and hadnouy’ '

HUNTINGTON,III8.129 Hair: “.11. Vocal in-
struction and voice i.

NASH. Ilsa JENNIII K. :2 North amine, N.
Piano and «gun instruction.

BAWYIR, Ills. ILJ. teachcrof instrumental and
vocal music. Residences: Mull H. Plainsd's,
Went st, 8.N.

“W8 um.

BODWELL, II. I 74 Washington 8.x. blank

bookr, atat

. mm . dc.

WHEELER, J. B. 156 Washington It bridge, 8. N.
Hampers, stationery, tin and glass win.

NEW YORK ”883116338.

YIDHIIS 8. D. Orders hf! at Bodwcll'r store,

It Washington at, S. N.

LOCKWOOD, C. E. officer Dc ' 8. N.’ -
ory's N.; New York 1w craggy-x..." ' Grog
NEW 8 SICOND-IIAND FURNITUBI.

PODMORE, WM. urukr Salvation Army Hannah,
8. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery, cutlets, etc.
OYSTER PLANTS” AND DEALERS.

BELL. HIRAM P. O. Box III, 8. N. wholesale
shipper of oyntrrs and claims.

C'UTBILL, II. J. foot of Raymond st, 3. N. whole-
sale dealer in due oysters.

HOYT. W. H. J: SON, 124 Water st, 8. N. (foot of
Raymond) planters, exporters and wholesale
dmlcrs in native oysters.

REED 3 HODSMAN, 13! Water st, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

VAN NAME, J. L. A; (30.. I’. O. Box 568 S. N.
Oyatcrs and claim, wholeflile and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODE“.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS, Chas. II. Alo-
lhmvc. pron. [Override are. n. u. stoves, Stcum
and Hot Air Furnace work a apocialty. Solo
Agent for the cclcbrutvd Carton furnace.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

PROWI'I‘T, J. T. 45 Main at, N. chctt'a load»,
loamy and Wadsworth'n rnixul paints.

RAYMOND BROS. chetr's, Atlantic and sociey'l
Lean], Calcutta oils and Art-rill Chemical Paint.

SMITH. W. H. d (‘0. lb a IT Water rt, N. agents
for [human A. Martinez paintn.

PAPER HANGINGI.

PRATT a: CO. Water rt, near Wall, N. also painu,
oils and glass.

PROWITTJ. 'l'. 45 Main st, N. window shades,
Ilollanda. fixturm, etc.

TAYLOR Jr CO. 2! Iain at, N. also hardware,
points. oil», glass, ctc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLACIHIAN. C. A. n lain. st, N. instantaneous
process. Children's photos a spsclulty.

NORTH, G. :5. 1'8 Washington at. 8. N. our: quality
only and that the best.

READIIAN, F, F. (iazciu: build: . N. Cabinet
photographs $2 per dm; one fdot. $1.50.

PIANO 1133le AND BEPAIBKBB.

HESDEE. C. F. Lockwood Hail, N. Alsodcaler in

piano». organ, rhea music, etc.
PLANINO MILLQ.

RANDALL MINER D E. N. All kindsof wood

work at rvtul or for the trade.
PLUMBING.

HEBKKRR C0,, W [1. Music Hall block. ii. N.
Plumbing, cream and gus fitting.

NASH, F. H. a BRO. cor. Main and West its. 8. N.
Plumbing and gar airing. ranges and heaters.

RAILROADS.

NORWALK HORN! RAILWAY 00 June- W.
Hyatt, WIL;Idl1n G. Hoyt. iupt.

BEA]. $3117. AGENTS-
LAYTON, JACOB M. Wuhtngton st, next to F0.
SN. property for ale, homer to ":1". (are adv.)
MORRBLLA L‘IIONIIEDIEU. 96 Washington at,

5. N. selling, renting and collecting.

WILSON,O E. Gazette bldg. N. Investments and
money to loan. Also insurance wnuen in but
of companies at the lower: ratca.

WOODWARD. E. A. No. lain El, S. N. house. 0
rent and building lots for talc.

BESTA UHA N13.

Bill-Z DIVE, 5 Water at, N. warm locale at all
hours, dinner 5c.

HENIIY'S, 1550. Main of, 9. N. The host 23c dinner
in the city. Board by the day or woe-k,

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

RIDER. W. B. A rlON. (S Washington It, 3. N.

Hydraulic and Civil erratum
SCHOOLS. (l'rlvuto)

BAIHD‘S, KISS INSTITUTE, 5 Orrin-rd II, N.
Young ladies branding and day school.

HEAD, In. Hillside, N. Day and lmarding school
for girls-rid young ladies. Pits for any college,

armor-c com lctcln If. Fully eqm pod lab
ratory sitar New ork urtlsra cmpqolsd In
musical department. Special advantages or the
the study of art, it and dilution.

more
Fall term begins «Mala-r 2:! Circular. will be
sent upon upplicutlon

NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Frank S.
Roberts, principal. Circular on mount

WILMIN. 5m. ['3 II. who»! for Imyn. Norwuilt,
t'v. I’rr-pnrntorfi In willow urul scirntltlr n hoolo.
For l'lfl'lllfll'l‘. ar lma all allow.

SEWING IIACIIINIS.

BHAILKR, C. I. la Solain at, SN. “Wheeler and
Wilson" and “lion-chow." necdlcu, oll, attach-
ments. Repairing a apoclulty.

SEWER CONTRACTORS.

RAYMOND Bailllorl. acwm built, watrr pipes laid,

.. m1. - ' ‘ . .. ‘ ‘
SHOE MANUFACTURERS.

WUNSHUIIY,IATIIBWSON A (:0. SN. Ladiea'
lne shoes.

GEO. ll. WEED t C0. far and cult-wont
75, and T.‘ Wam at, it bummed
landfaclursrs of ladirv' mloscs' and children‘s
Inc footwear for the mail tradr.
OllllCT-WAIN'I'U AND UNDERWEAR.

HUTCIIINSON. COLE & CO. Norwulk. New York
and Dridgrport, Coon.

anm‘rsrvzu'rl 00008.

AIKINJOIIN ll. 88 Iain at, N. headquurtcra for

guns, fishing lucklc, ammunition, rte.

HTAIB BUILDERS.

 

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7|, 73,
mm.

,DAIIIII, JUL] Uri. Wars! st, next to Wheeler's foun-

dry, rl. N. Brain and band rails to order.
TH! DUNCAN IRON IIAIIJNO WORSE, Water
at, is. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, pmprlctor.
A’I'ZADI UNOINIZB AND MP3.
NORWAIJI IRON WORKS (:0.quth at,
near it. If. bridge, 5. N.

“THAMNIIIP TICKET AOIBN’I'O.

CURTIS. El. W. lit-rail: bulldi N. nmhlp
tickets. prnvlon agent, notary po ll . etc.

LAY'rthacon rt. Wuhlngwo It, nut to no.
8N. hie-sag: tlckctulrsfra. money «demure-d.)

"0N3 DKALIIII.

name. JOHN H. foot of Washington: All. alvo
brick, liars, amt, hair, plaster. '

HORTON, JOHN B. “1'un uvvuun. I. II. Moo
laysr of concrete walla.

HAYIOND BRO”. blue. brown, Greenwich and
building stone, granite undularblc trinmlngu.

novice. BANG” AND HEATERS.

KBTCIIUI. LANDON, ED Hafliand II, II. It. Gav
stovraand water beltrvl, P. 0. box art.

POWII J. W. to Washin‘on AN. atom,
rairgelvffibeatrvs, mrmn log that", vtove
pain, mi. Tin and copper work aspocially.

BKLLICK, BYLVMIR. Ag W? War-bi on It
bridge, b.lf.stona.raagss. ,plnm m, etc.

TRUCKING.

HORTON. JOHN It. or Taylor avenue, a. It. i

and aim trucking promptly aim-a to. flirt

osnrtnnnm

JINNINGB J. D. . Haas IIJI. depot, nat-
dcm r If. a. now

nAYlONI). 010. II. to and Q lulu at, I. M
Arm 3 Berkley rt. W 774

Vl’l’llflflAIY 817.080“
amount, om. DVD. Allen and hoapltal Ivar of
”ridden. Dank, Immune; Ira-art.
wooo.

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out ALLENHHYN GUESTS.

ENTERTAINBD RIGHT ROYALLY
I“ THE NORWALK "HEIRS.

A Welcoming Speech by Warden Loo-
A Feast orOood ‘lhluga at the Auto-
ursuui—A (lo-cm Clonal the foothill“.

The Good Will Engine company and
Allentown Band, of Allentown, Penn,
were the ghetto of the Norwalk firemen
today.

The firemen of South Norwalk and
Ball Norwulk were invited to help enter-
tuin the gueats, and delegations from the
several companies were met by the
American Band of New Haven and a
delegation from tho Norwulk department
at the New York and New Haven depot
at 9 o'clock this morning, and escorted
to the borough.

The Allentown gueats arrived on the
10 o’clock train from Daobury and, form~
log in front of the Housutonic depot, the
firrmn marched over a short line of
march in the following order:

American Band of New Haven.

Chic! Barium Pro-lit. or the Norwuik Decan—
ruent, and Autumn Ingmar Baker, of the
South Norwalk Department.

Fire Police.
l’honix Engine Company.

Pioneer Hook and Ludccr company.
Volunteer Hose Company, Kart Norwalk.
Hummer Hook and Ladder Company, kart
Norwnlk.

Hope Hose Company.

Allentown Band.

Good Will Engine Company.

The lme of match was from Wall to
More, to North avenue, to Knight atreet,
to the Opera Honor, where Attorney
John S. Sevmour was appointed chair-
man‘nf the meeting. Warden John H.
Lee made the address of welcome. which
was enthusiastically cheered by the nudi-
eucl'. The Allentown and American
bands then gave a concert, after which
came a speech by F. E. Lewis, president
of the Allentown. Frro Drpartrneut. Then
followed remarks by Hon. E. J. Hill.
R~mnrlra were also made by Burgess
Couch, cx-Wnrden C, II. Coolidge and
Chief Engineer Prowitt. Tho meeting
then adjourned and the firemen, form-
ing in line again, marched to the Athen-
mum, whcri- dinner was served.

After dinner the visitors viewed the
fwultlres and attractions of the town un-
til about 1:30 o'clock, when the line
again formed on Main street and march-
pd to Union Pork, where a dellghlful
concert was given by the Allentown and
American bands. The concert wsu lis-
tened to by nearly 1,500 people. The
vmitoru were then escorted to the depot
to like the 3:40 train for Bridgeport.

During the dinner hour the Acme
Quartette rendered some excellent music.

Tin-re were about BP'Outy'fiv't' in the
pull). After dinner the visitors were
rub-trained at the rooms of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company.

Several of the leading business houses
of tin: borough were prettily draped with
(Inga.

 

A Norwullt Mun Concerned,

The application of G. M. I’rck, of Nur-
walk, toJustIce Dwight Moms of this
city to have the poor drbmr'rt oath ud-
nlllllntl‘ltrd to him recall: it very peculiar
me» which was trird in Norwrillt. A
judgement was obtained against Prck
and lhl' ex'cutiun returned truautisfird,
although Prck is lhi‘possrszmt of a livery
Mable! and hunt valuable border therein.
(3 unplamt wna brought on the judge
moutaudu body ert secured and he
won ludgml in jail, the claim being that
lu- was fraudulently concealing his goods
and rift-eta from his creditors. After he
hurl rrmninml in jail for a chart trun-
Atturmy KIN”, of thin city, brought in
Ill: lwhnlf tho above application. Jus-
t'm Muffin grunto-d the application and
Mlllllllllill‘h «l the oath to him; whereupon
Jun-pit A. Gray, attorney for the plain-
tiff, srcurrd notice of review before the
unduly (turmmumnrrs, to be heard on
October 7 Attorney Charles H. Fork,
of UII‘Clly has been whim-d to tissue-t
Gray in the: hearing brfnru thi- commla-
st..tn-rux—Brulgrrport Standard.

The “to; Dot: Ilrokw.

Jumrs Mngnvr mud wife, acmrmpnnied
in Mr--. Mury throne-y, of Bull Run, wors
nut driving Tuesday afternoon on the
Srugatuck road, when the king hold
to the mrringu bruit»- throwing the oc-
Crrpall'v out and bruising thv-m comider-
slur. Mrs. Emory, who wait driving,
wnv dnivvn mm» dintunca ovor the
ground but rrtained holduf the rain»,
and won ploppedthv horse. Another
hull was Mt‘urwi and thr- pariy drovo-
home. The ocrtlpuntn of the carriage
un- murmvhut let‘ from their mishap
and cunridvr it lucky that no boner: were
broken.

Gruoa Pavloli Org-ulna.

At a meeting held last evening at the
rmudenco of [billion Van Dorm. on Went
avenue, u now Epivcopal parish was or-
ganizrd rind "me Grace Parish. on
corn were elected all fullowa: Warden»,
a. U. Golding and W. H. Smith; realty
men, Charley F. Oaborn, Robert Van
Hort-ti, William I". lit-hop, Thoma 8.
florlaon, Georgi! W. Cram and William
Lockwood. Gould Hoyt was elected
pamh clrrk, James W. Hyatt treasurer,
and A. HJJamp collector. Ls“ Wurnsr
was elected adelegats to tho Bpiocopul
convention.

‘ta lint Captai- Suva-r um.

First Lieutenant Henry Hatfield ro-
celvcd omen thi- morning to call a upe-
clalinrvtlog of Company 1' to vii-ct a
captalutonlltha vacanoycauvsdbytba
death of Wu W.I.Btavraa. 'l'ba
“of III until. baa not ya luau

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IS IT BLACKIAILI

Ibo Chargau Aguilar Olen Iralaurl of a
I'lluuy (Drum.

The aprciul committee appointed by
the Board of Councilmen to inveatlgate
the charges preferred again-t officer
Samuel Ireland met at the office of City
Attorney John E. Light last evening
and heard parties interested in the affair.
The result of the hearing is left with the
committee. We understand, however,
that when the evidence was brought to
light it was cloarlyprovon that the charges
were decidedly weak. Hr. Streb raid
that the phyaiciana at the Hrddletowu
asylum told him not to believe anything
his wife said, but he had to believe it, as
he said "My wife never told me a lie.”

Tm: 83311321. was informed this
morning thatalsdy who wants tonne fair
play, in anxioua to testify that she and
others have heard Hr. Streb, in referring
to his wife, whabas been sick for many
years, any that he would have another
woman before long. He is also credited
with having considered the matter of
getting a divorce. If these things are
proven, Mr. Streb may also find it neces-
sary to be brought before the tribunal of
Justice.

The special committee will probably
have their report in the case ready by
tomorrow.

PHOHIBITION NOM!.\I’IONS.
Senatorial, County and City Cuuillduuu
to be Voted (or.

The prohibitionrsto of the county held
their several district conventions at
Dibblo'u ball yesterday afternoon. The
result of the caucuses was as follows:

Sheriff.—Fairfiuld county, William R.
Niles, Danbury; Litchtield county,
Charles Hudson, Watertown,

The Senatorial nominations were as
follows:

Tuvelfth district, F. L. Co'nstock, New
Canaan; Thirteenth district, Oliver W.
Weed, Norwalk; Fourteenth district, Dr.
C. W. Strong. Bridgeport; Fifteenth dis-
trict, Oliver 6. Heard, Huntington.

The nomination of a city ticket, which
was not completed at the caucus Monday
night, has been made up as follows:

MAYOR.
Washington M. Sharrott.
cot'xcruutx.
George V. York, Francis E. Merwin,
Lewis E. Bucknam, Herbert H. Arnold,
Ernest W. Talmage, George A. Davis.
TREASURER.
William N. Cruw.
COLLECTOR.
Frank H. Richards.
MARSHAL.
James H. Wilmot.
arnrrort.
Charles A. Knight.
newsman.
Andrew Heath.
INSPECTOR or rznzcr'roxs.
Edwrn R Bennett.
WATER muurssrosnu.
Lorenzo Dibble.
mmstrtnrt WATER r‘r‘xr).
George V, York.

lpworth League Convantlou.

Til-day the Epworth League and orb.
or young people's societies of the New
York Eastern district are holding a con-
vvntion at the; Washington Park Metho—
dist Episcopal church in Bridgeport. The
address of welcome was delivered by
R—v. U. L. Thompson, pastor of the
church, and the response was made by
Rev. C. J. North, of South Norwalk.
The delegates from the Epworth Dengue
of the south Norwalk Methudiat church
are Mrs. W. R. Harmon, Mire Jeneviovc
Smith, Miss Alice Seaman, Miss May R.
Wilson, Charles E. Hoyt. H. H. Paynou
and Robert Thompson. They left for
Bridgeport on the 9:16 train this morn-
ing, accompanied by many other mem-
bers of the moiety. »

._ A Big Pay Day. .

Saturday will go on record porhspu as
the biggest pay day in the hat trade in
Danbury. In the trade alone over “04,-
000 war paid out in wages. The batten
are paid every two weeka in most of the
nhODfl.—~anbuly News.

Afiouth Norwulk businm man, who
maker his home in Danbury, says that
“0,000 of the abovo amount was depoco
ited before night in the uufings banks of
Danbury.

The look lorwulk fair.

Tho fair and feottvsl at Rindull's hall
lmt vvcning was well attended and
allowed that than in an int-rested inter-
cat in the affair. The fancy work is
worth seeing and tho refreihmenls artI
m-rvrd in wry nice style. Each evening
i'xMcmN are rendered which any vr-ry
much enjoyed, The object of the fair
vhould cause a large attendance tho ro-
muindrr of the week.

or"... GET-23:35:. A

The resignation of Engineer Pike, of
the Danbory and Norwalk road,cauard a
general change in soginaern of the road.
Engineer Peat look Pike’s engine on
Monday. Engineer Mulroney, of tho
flawleyvillo branch. moored. Pest on
the night freight, and Koran, of Wilson
Point, taken lluhoney’a engine. Faro
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infirm. val}.

attendance of 8,000
pvoplo at the New Imdon county fair
in Norwich yrutsrduy. In the is” ulna.
for a puns of .150, W. C. Kolloy’a brown
gelding, Ted, from Albania, woo tbs
runs in than might beats. B. Innk-
wood’s bay gelding, Nate Hubbard, from
Maroon-d. 1130.8“).

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CAN THEY SAVE SCHEELE‘!

INDICATIONS THAT Hl‘. WILL NOT
BEACH THE GALLOWS.

 

 

Now (lotion! Said to Have boon lull-tad
In tho Can—Ibo Old Hun Buoyant und
Confident of a New 'lrlul.

, Judging from certain incidenta that
have happened lately it appears as though
Jacob Bcheolc, the condemned murderer
of Constable Louie Drucker, of New On-
naan, will not after all expiste his crime
upon the gnllowa the 17th of June next.
Within the part two weeks, says the
Bridgeport Farmer, two physicians have
made examinations of Scheele for the
purpose of determining his sanity, Ind
it is rumored that the examinations have
been at the instance of new council,
whose services Scheele has enlisted. It
is also said that the purpose of the law-
yerois to have Scheelo pronounced in-
sane by competent experts, and their
petition the Legislature for u commuta-
tion of his sentence, or in lieu thereof,
to petition the State Board of Pardons,
which meets on the 5th of next June.
An additional plea of the petition will be
that Scheele, who is now 58 years old,
had never in all his life before done any
act of violence to any person. Hie un-
familiarity with the ways of this coun-
try, and the manner in which the liquor
laws are enforced will also be advanced
as grounds in extermination of his crime,
and also the fanciful persecution on the
part of Drucker.

Another rtory is that State Attorney
Fesaenden himself is not averse to a com-
mutation of Scheelo'a sentence, and that
it was by his direction that the medical
examination was made. The story isnot
generally credited, however, in view of
the strenuous efforts on the part of the
State Attorney to secure a conviction for
murder in the first degree, and also his
utter refusal heretofore to entertain the
idea of insanity.

That Scheele has received encourage-
ment from some source is very plain.
The Farmer writer talked with him at
the jail several days ago, and the old
man seemed :o be in quite buoyant
spirits. Be asserted, with confidence,
that he would have another trial and
seems to have the moat unbounded con-
fidence in his new found legal friend or
friends to bring him out once more from
the shadows of the noose.

PERSONAL Parrrourrrrs.

The Goings Ind Comings of People we
leo to Bond About.

Misc Fannie Sbsedy. who is spending
the winter in New York,paid a visit to her
home last Sunday. Miss Annie Mackey,
Lawyer Kolt and Congressman lilac-
Kovvn, of New York, were her goods for
the day.

Mrs. S. W. Curtis, of Union Park, is
attending a reunion of the Curtis family
at the homestead in Oronoque.

Miss Hattie F. Nash, of Wentport, is
visrtmg Miss Jennie K. Nash, in Nor-
wallr. Her aunt, Mrs. George Jellifl, is
visiting in South Norwslk.

Harry Bentley. undertaker Jenningo'
asaiatant, is spending the week in
Newark, his former home.

Mrs. R. M. [tame and daughter Faun-
m-tta, who are attending the Minneola
Fair, will return home tomorrow.

Miss Annie Clark, of Meriden, is in the
borough to day, the guest of Main street
friends.

Mrs. Eversloy Ubildo and M158 Mary
Stuart are visiting the Misses Bradley
in New Haven.

Mien Annie Evans, of Newark, N. J.,
is the guest of friends on Chapel street,
borough.

Frank H. Edwards, of Newark, New
Jersey, is visiting friends in Wmnipuuk.

—Do You Wont u Bargain 1'

New buildings and new walls are al-
way: dump, as we have found out to our
sorrow by having about 50 dozen kid
gloves slightly mildewed, some more,
some lens, and some not at all. The
81.25:. grade. price 85c. pair; the 89c.
grade, price 00c. pair. These we have
full assortment of and are cheaper than
dirt.

In connection with the above we will
sell ladivs' open work bordered aprons,
111:. each; good quality unbleached mus-
lin, 6c. yd.: best all wool cashmere-5 and
urges, 450. yd., worth 625:2. The prices
will only last from 5 o‘clock tbia evening
till cloaing time, 8} o'clock. Don‘t hooi.
tale, for you do not find their bargain-
more than once it your. Ilorton Store,
80th Norwalk.

The oulutuvd-Ilrunblo Ioddlug.

Tbs marriage of Miss Addie I. Brutu-
blr, of this city. and George H. Quin-
tard, of the borough, war aolsmized at
the Fint Congregation-I church, at 8:30
o’clock yeoterday afternoon, the coro-
mony being performsdby Rev. 1'. K,
Noble, D. D., pastor of the church. Ill-a
Jennie K. Noah presided at the organ,
and prevlonu to the entrance of the
bridal party rendered several cxocllsnt
aelsctloov. The brids war tartsfully at.
tired in a traveling contours and carried
a bouquet of pink roaaa. On their return
from their tour they will rsalds at Ho.
”High strsst, borough. Kr. and In.
Quinrard received a larg- number of
handaomr Ind costly mil.

—A carol-w and “travagaot man will
wad-lanudantllltlaupto the strap:
or his boots, and cars nothing about
ruining than, but Ira will growl Ilka
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won the Ontario“ or limit an
Thinking uud Doing. ,

This is the season of lhsycarwliau , ' ’
local oyatorrneu are wreathod'iutlnllp .
in anticipation of a large harvoat bf blur * '
ters and consequently of silver doll” . ~
The set which was reported so find u M
weeks ago has continued to Imprq

that they are alive as far as luv

lion shows. This of course maul .
work and prosperity among their)“,
men of Norwalk. A visit amt.”
oystcrmen, especially in thin oily“ ‘ .

ed to us a confidence in the coming wlirw‘
ter’a trade. Cold weather will illlprovo
things greatly and of courua for flint
element of success luck will huvo to be
trusted to.

Reed a Houseman have not us’ yet
shipped any oysters to Europe, lint we
were informed this morning that: if the
weather remained cool trade With for-
eign ports would probably be recurred In
about three weekv. j '
The same in true of William mum
& Son, who expect a prosperous foreign
trade the coming season.

Much attention at this time is will
dredging “seed” oysters. L

These are found in large quuufitin
outside of Point-NoPoint on the rutonl
oyster beds. When the oystermcli lluvov
secured a aufliicient quantity of till
seed to make a satisfactory duyu work
they sail up the harbor to the point
named where they find lying uv lunch“,
a schooner or sloop from Stamford, Nor-v
walk, New Haven or some other place. ”
The little bouts tie up along side turning
in line like people tit the poatoflios! waiv-
ing for a letter. The need eyeball In
measured by the bushel and dumped in
a big pile on the decks of the schooner
or sloop and are paid for at so much a
bushel. When one bout is unloaded it
pulls out and lets the next one in line
take its place. ‘ “

rrruuncus murmur min”.
The Odd Fallowa Ilako a Fine firming In
Hurtford—Docoruuona Conlomld.

The Putrinrchs Militant held their au-
nuulfield day and inspection in Hart-
ford yesterday and the streets wort? ullvo
with uniformed members. The dififernt ,
cantons throughout theStato went rcp-
rerented, including many notableuoftho
order. The men were invpecmdutUuinn
armory by General C. B. Footer, of New)
Haven, and they showed up well.

At noon dinner was served in. Foot
Ganrd armory. Subsequently thediflor-
ent cantons marched to Union urinary,
where the line of march was formed.
There were about 600 men in line, and
the column presented a very pretty
appearance. General C. B. rm,
of New Haven, was commander.
The procession moved through the
principal streets proceeding to the
Capitol, where they were rcviemld by
Governor Bulkeley, Mayor Dwight and
General James O. Woodward, who com-
mands the division of the lakes. The
men then returned to the armory, when
the parade was dismissed.

Previous to the bail last night at Foot
Guard armory hall the docorllion ol
chivalry was conferred upon Colon!
Walter Pond. of the First regiufilhrof
New Haven; Lieutenant-Colonel Gboigo
M. Ileedway, Second regiment, of Hart.-
ford; Major Frederick T. “numb, of
New Haven; Captain W. W. Tnolur, of
Hartford; Chevalier Agostino, of New
Britain: Hrs. Abbie 8. Nichola and Hill
Lucy A. Sparks, of New Haven.

 

 

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ALL inoUsn run sun,

Mutton Worthy or Iouuou thuv Db Not
Happen Ivory Day.

James Clancy, aged 18. of Bridgoport.
died in a lit ID the street Tum! night.

Mary Shoeby, of Stratford, aged Cb,
fell off nrailroad bridge loudly might
and was not found until morning. Biro
died Tuesday night of rxpoanre.

Attorney Holden has been notllllltd by
Joseph Holland, of Ansonia, to lilting
suit against the IIousatooic road for the
loss of u limb of hiainfuut child I month
ago. .

The First company, (lovernor'u‘m
guard, will accompany Governor Em
lay and stall to Pawtuckot, out Well.
neaday on thooceuvion of tho calibra-
tion of the cotton centenary.

By being pulled over the duhboulld of
bio wagon in consequence of tho (Idling
out of the pin holding the pole for Ill.
wagon. F. B. Wakemao, of Dalton, mud
seventy-two yours, was dragged a con-
siderablo dutance through tho mud a‘
few days ago and when found wul nu-
conscious. He cannot recover.

The Connecticut Protratant mm
society for the increase of the utlu .
hu extended aid the part year to, .
five young men. The total receipt! for
the year were cameo. Thu ml up
poodituru amounted to 313,590.01. 0“
this 39,616.65 wau paid to aohoiara. 1 la.
cluded in the receipt. were UAW h,-
legacies.

 

Wluaaus ol III 'Ih.

Good ootinasls are like Ibo fare dign—
toraonstrsrtcaraatthssndof a trip—
tlicy ars “act at nuughtfl—Pmm in
Sunday Times. ‘

Ethel: “I am an sorry yoorfutbavllvav
lulled in mm”

lvabol: “Oh don't worry. Haul-I .
owna avorything.”—~Boatoolau. 2
m globala composed ofthrarfonlwr
water; and about the same l‘“
many man’s oouvarvatloalv'm”~ " .
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