NUMBER 849.
Entered at the Post MOMfi‘izgth Norwalk as
b
DIREwcTORY
Llllllll Billlill Initials
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Abbreviation”! .---Norwalk; 5. N.—Bouth Nor
walkt Illa-lastflorwalk.
'1'. those ofoar road-rs who aranotal-
raady aware of the fact we wouldsa so: that
avory Urns heroin repress-ted, what or of
or small degree, will fdouu
y rallnblo III ovary business trans-
.“ "1. mm can 3.. I) one Wasbl .cor.
ad “'32-? y 0‘ “1 patronage WHY-his, s. c.N Bout-sham. toll. WI}.
"—“" N KIRK. J. other at residence low I at,
A13 councssons. W “a n N
Nonwug IRON worms 00. The, Water n, “W“ :‘g‘cfogfimfim
hmsncmrecrs mow. 1., one WhatWashi st,8.N
“APP, WI. B. It! Washington It, plans and
lionsatfumished attwsonablcra
BANDAIJAXINBBD. cor. Iain andWIllsts, N.
' downpour pectivhandeaadfres drawinz
autonomous. M
stoma nonunion. vs Washington a.
nil-of properly-o
DeKLYN 3301‘. Z? BHall) at. N and MWuhington
silt. N. also dealers II
couteeuoaery, ice
crcatn.ices,elc.
SCOPIIILD limo. I9NO.Isinst, s. N. Bole
agent forYlortonscelc-bratulleeeream“. l,.N P
WIRN CIIAS. LNainItmear al are
confectionery” andloecxcam. Preshg'oodsdaily
WILBO ' omc Iladc" Bread Bak ,Uranito
ville. monomers at Gus Plum 5, 17 .lt. Place
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BAN The, Wall st,
and .lw'ml -' I: . mvlcoprceigdeut,
WillismA. Curtis,oashtes,
CITY NATIONAL BANK, its Washlhgwhst,
near.Ilsin,s N. Capital ; surplus are
mo. It. II. Rowan,p Jacob ll. Lay-
m'mmfl' TY NATIONAL BANK. m
PAIRPIELDN COUN
fiWallst,N . noowonwd tcdlfiol. Cnpitalfll).
all. fresh, James 'flyatt; vice-pram hdwln
0 Rosier; cashlechwIe
PAIIIPIBLD COUNTY SAVIEYECBS BANK, 371;)
Wall I N. Dc its surp us ,
label: 8. Moog: “33% 3. Crew vice
prert; Jamcall. Bailey, tress.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The, at Wall
st,N. Incnrwatsdlsh'l. commission»: Eben
mt Bill. prom. II. J. ll‘ui neoprene;J ml
Price. ca'Ihler. Directors, I-l. IIIA IlilA
0' Thomas. II. K. Lockwood, J. A. Osborn
OB.Wilsoo.E. Beard,D. W. Pltch,“. F.
Bishop. Bankcrs', Nerchsnts', Manufacturers',
Pemnal and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS OOCIETY. The. \V all st. N
Depositaovermwpw. snrplns'muw Gang.
natures, pron, R. B. Crsntsm‘l, vicopmtq
E. Miller ,trcus.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De
posinovcrflu) .aurplus mm}. Alden sol
loans. FOIL; ohn II. Knapp, trans. Interest
paid deposnors. Honey binned on mortgage.
BEEF. (W Daimler.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO. 5. N. Ilammond
beef, pork, sheep, lamb. wall; etc. i f
Y, W]. Ii. CO. . Armour's tee um
um 'ous. Rom ' lambandmutton.
'D DISTRIBUTOR.
CARR, ONO. T foot Raymond st, :5. N. Home
shoein special
. 8‘ BBlDlyi'll BUILDERS.
DILLON. 8. A00. P. Oboxb'fl. s N. builders
«bridges, docks, pile foundations, etc
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, II. 8 so. Nainst. S. N. customWorkaud
rcpirlt'lgasmalty.
HARVEY, C. II. No. Mainst,s. N. Ipscialtlesln
honis,sh'oesatidrubhers
monsounasos, ss Wm» s N.
Aatgoodassortment
mm AID also; REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, CEO. 29 Railroad Place. 5. N.
with neatly and promptly done.
nonhuman AND STATION!”
PINNBO J AIITIIUB. N. card engrarlng, wed-
' uatlmwy, base ball and tennis unte.goods
PLAIB’I’BD’O DItUO STORE, In Washington
B. N. behool sums-cs and geoersi stauomry.
BOX WEB, (Wood and Paper.)
“APP. B. P. Waterst, B. N. manufacturer of bat
incline
All
ll.
boxea,cto. General shop Jobbing
BUILDING IATBBIALS.
MJOIINB. ft. Washington“, 8.N. also
bias stole. sewer “my?” strswketc. 0' d
LIONABD, IIAB. T ater trick
I: flu, etc, also blue
IlAYlOND BROS. lilwaukee, Philadelphia and
Dutch Iron hrtek, lath. lune, cement, adamant.
BUT! cull-til. zoos, Ac.
IMO KRIIUUB nextdoortothePcat
OM58. BUT}. Why‘m dull diluent
varirtlcaof chase, lot “We. All
code! of butter, €18". untied goods, etc.
cuisines; “POsI'I'OBIEa.
DANN. WI. Know-limit. Corn-gm, harnesses.
horse,nahle Indcarrtagu frnlshin
CARPEN’I’IIBB AND DU [14,338.
CBOWBJAIB C. shopAaa It, 5. N. estimates
pron, yobbing promptly attendedto
NORTON, W]. A or Taylor avenue, ll. N. Jobbing
promptly attendedto
RANDALL, I. D. Rndall' I mill, 3. N. Modern
wacksineryrua by cheap power etiablea use to give
low lgnres Lara work a specialty.
IAYJIONDJ. B. “Water st, ll N manufacturer
.... ...... Mm. ”omit.
sero
mug. Bat blocks, bottom boards ..beneheauacks
Jobbingdoae. Estimates given. Telephone til-e.
BlilltWOOD, B. B. is time It, ti. N Jobbing
y attended to.
ILBON B. B. shopCroasst WWI—(mm
wlfllhdsndllddenave, N. ' titesm wood working,
moulding, windmt frat'nea and turning. Lowest
admin. Ioueyloaoed. Telephone numberzmt.
0mm AID OMDO'I'IIB. W
300an A BOY‘I', BMMN. d8 ash
input) at, AN .dlee' advertise—sou
CARRIAGE ”Alli UI’AC‘IUItlItB.
TILLY, BENNY, Nolaln at, 5.26. manufacturer“
, Bpscial attention given to repairing.
WRIOIISIA ILYNN, footof l’rsnkllm,mufae
talus mules.- munch hinting.
,trtmsnlng ands: repairing“ asp-eluty. luscshoeing.
OA‘I'BILIBI.
0.1. llo.lalnst,forasdlyofload
marl
CATHOLIC OOODN.
J. T. A CO. 3'5 lain st, N. slao newr
maid booksellers.
n m munmms.
‘W.CDAOT.WIHII,N.¢:1III~M
mm cg,
GIG“ BOX MANUFACTURED.»
JOHN CllAll ll tfllavahallst ti. N. msaofso
”mot e'igsr bosiesaatldsaler inr'lbboas
CIOAI IANUIAC’I'UBZBA.
BOYTAOLImAD CIGAR CO. The,loi§o.laln
$5.N.asaaulactumof Angel gen. 3 N
MWMCIOARCO The, ’ashlngtonst,
hut-seams.
wmuu. s) so ants-t, Its. alsojobbswin
civil. nsotssnns.
3.5.1
‘ mwuflnulaasvaying.
Am W.D.OOON. cor. fimsvrnaesadconrt-
» lsalt ,B.N flydnuliclndmmlarycuglnesrs.
WOODICJI. U label, It. Allard-um,
‘ owrmso DIAszln.
» manna Insult but be. NM and M
was. “Wichita-Ind
COALAND WOOD.
: Wmnemwcmmm
WOO“ non-aims. Ila-nu b'd‘g,
PALE-sass.” Days-am”
(Do-lava
m‘ wnxmw A. Water», 8 N. iron foanda,
ROTH COMET IANDPAC'PUIIIBS.
AGO B. N.
tnrsrsoftbecelrbratedlu W'Wm m
COUOD nmnns.
PLAMRD'B COUOB WBBHIIDYmamntcd to ours,
maul) iatsctorad Weddngton at, B N.
0300323! AND (HAWAII.
NABBJ. I! A BRO. our. lslnandWestulll.
AW and tin wars
UNIVERBAL BTORB, The, No. max, near West.
lamp, crockery, gist-verb, house! shimsw
Dlmm.
BOUTWELL. C P.1auder'sblock,ilo.lslnlt.8.
N Odicehours,8s.m. loop to.
Banana. tn'. todp. tn. Oasadtnlnstercd.
DOORS. BASH AND Bum
BllfllJV. II. tbCO. mitt" Waterst,N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc ‘
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIIBORJ‘. l.8(lhestuntst,8.N. Crushedstono.
sewercontracwr. etc.
IAYIONDBROO. Akron, salt glued Indus”:
pipe,8to:litiochesindiatncter
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt ave, It. N.
Sunday hours. 8 to to an) 4 toil p to. Prescrip-
tions camfull y compound
GREGORY, J. G. 88 Well st. N. Established 1319
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
(EGGS JOHN A. II Main st. N. Perfumes ,-ilfty
min perfumes.
PLAISTED'S 43 Washington st, 3. N. patent modi-
clnes,ctc. Physicians prescriptions it specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
ANBLER. J. L. Ik SONS—“The Equitable " No... ‘1
Gazette building, N. Drygoods. oilciotlle. Inst.
tings and rugs.
BANKS, E. K Mahackemo Hotel block, 8. N. dry
goods, notions, gloves. etc. Underw saraspeclslty.
BENNETT. J 1’. 19 Main st, N. Business celeb
lishcd owr fortyotwo years.
DICKERIIAN, A. A: SON 84 Washington st. 8. N.
dry-good s,csrpets. etc. isccadv.)
SCOPIELD A IIOYT, 3 Colette bldg. N 66 Wash.
ingtun st, 8. N. (Soc advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bid}: N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notion» and hosiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
AD‘MS EXPRESS C0, Office railroad station 8.
N and 43 \l ullst, N 'llepnsts forwards-rs to All
pttrtsof the world Passenger train service. Low
rates. Luster Hunt. Agent
EXPBEOBMEN.
BUXTON A BRUNDAGE office All Bcued‘tct' s,43
Wall at, N. Our motto. prompt attention. "
UAV ANAGII' S EXPRESS, baggage, furniture and
pianos movui. Lcnvc orders at ’luistctl s, S N.
dill: RWOOD. W. W., N slate at post-oilice and
Halo: s Cnr'cfui and prompt service.
EXTRACTS, ESSENCES, l‘I‘C
BYXBKEJ‘. 8. ECU. 991mm st N Manufactor
en-s of licoricld' s cclcbmlcd tlawrim; extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. P. 5. Ambler.
FEBTILIZl-ZBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Brndlcy‘ 5 super- phosphate-arc:-
ial manome, land plaster. ground bono,w
SMITH. W. II. A CU. Water st. N. agents for Wll
limos Clark A. Co.‘ a stumnrd fertilizers
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary she in stock. spec-
ials to order lire mortar,snnd,cb Inncy tine linings
FISH, OYSTERS. CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT It ZBLUPP, 09Washington st, 9 N lino
deb. oysters, clam's, fruits, game, vegetables.etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTIfi‘lJOBN B. 6‘2 Taylor avenue, 3. N. Also
er.
RAY BOND BROS miractors for dag, concrete,
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
mama STEAL! AND 80'! WATS:
HEATERS.
IEKKIIR. W. II. A; CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEN" PLOUR,tbe best made. Don't
fall to use it
L'IIOMIEDIEU. DANIEL. east end of Washington
It bridge. The choicest of fam.l y dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS bay. straw, flour and feed in
. load, car orcargn lots.
RED MILL. Davies). Crofoot At Rose. Gram. choir:
ground feed, graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place. ii. N.
flowers and ornamental pieces modem
GUIGUR, P. L. abWard at. 0&1. {LUulou Cemetery N.
Plants, cut flowers, etc. and work a specialty.
chAY, JOHN, E. N. our the depot. Bedding
ts—cut flowers and floral workp0 of all kinds.
roses a specialty
till'I'Il. JOIIN II. 80. lslnst B.N.t theoldestand
known florist in this Vicinity Plants. cut
,ctc. Floral work of all kinds I specialty
and done promptly.
PUBNI'I'UBD DRALEBS.
COLINAN. TBBODORK,Wthlngtoo st,(east end)
Furniture, looking picture frames, etc.
ORA! A WRITTLKBEY, 86 lainst.N. (Ray
mood I old stand). Bee advenlsemalt.
RAYMOND (JP-0.1! new store. them! to Mail) It.
N. Pour above old store.
STOW, DAV.ID 28. all, sndzl, Bo. lslnstJLN
Furniture. matue'ases,etc.
OAK LIOII‘I' COMPANIES.
NORWALK CAB LIOIIT COMPANY. oflco 19
Water at, N. (III for light, boat and power.
Coke slam cents per bushel. Coal Tar three doi
lars perharre extra.
OBOC BB8. (WholaamloJ
ROLE“ A KRILKR, hand, If Wall It N. whole-
sale grocern, dour, gruin.ha y,
BBLLICK BROS. “and “null mat, N. wholesale
grocers, dour, teed, palmha yetc,
OBOCEIIII.
BROWN 3 WILCOY. 70 Washington st, II. N. sole
agents forcelebrated Farmington cream butter.
BECKER. CONRAD, til “Washington It. 3. N
Hodhohepocerlcs provl elm
FIRMS CIIAll. II mm to Hotchlns, mNo.
lain If. B N. table delicacies for family tr'ade.
FINNBOAN k0“ REILLY, lilti m)dlain at, N. dour,
feed, hay. straw, coal Ind'w
i'fNNIlY a BENEDICT, 4! Wall at, N '"fancy and
staple confectionery. fruit,etc
1|1'CII,D. W. West smear. Nerwin It, N. canned
Meal
«am, hatter,eie m
ow 18.0.l..ilswulst,lt. Icatartothe
annual-Ibis.
ouvnamsnnspas ll'dh
manic." mm. M
llANPORD, W. 9. MI". marlin. WIN.
Asbestos p'alnt. school Intuitive. stc.
LAWTDN.1..DACO. little) mama»
ariasfl tnbiadellcacles.
L'IIONNIDI EU. DANIIL. rostend of Washington
It. bridge, is N. teas, oldies. spices. especially.
NOORBA llAltIIAN No. lain It. nearWest, B. N.
Inc groceries. foretell fruits. M}. feed, etc.
NEW YORK TBA (10 47 lain sl.N .«l. Believ-
Tus, More and spices a specialty
NICHRSONA "Em. do” and 3': Iain st,N
specialty nude of table mm.
OI'IIANI. (ill). Wilton ave and Behool at. N
New store. new andnsw newpnces.
SBYMOUEC. I. In Wash st, 8. N. head-
quarters fnvcsiebrsted Dew 'cannedgoods.
”VALDKN, CllAll ll. samurai. Creamery but.
fer, cheese. eggs. table delicacies, fruits, etc.
flA‘l‘Tmut' "Illa. (fl'rlt'll 01)
ASCIIJOBIPII J. 7 Home It. ii. N. also formers
plants, cut
onler.
Bg‘TmNABTngnRJARCO. giant-1.5m 01.8.
I mparten s us, Is .
aadcuttersofhattevs'furs mm
HAITI”? TOOLS.
lighter)“ wings. ntsnsloo water
DATA AND CAPS. Mall.)
KNAPP Till BATTER. 9i W at. I. N.
a apeelslly triads of line all! mid lab.
“I IANUPAC’I’UIIIO»
lAllll, N. V. A mum st,l.N.
Clitll'tl'i‘ It “APP. established in, factories
arr. Establish-and mg‘mmn N.
Neurotrans- one-timid
annma Oklahoman.“
stiluwbaa
“uncommon-earl. alansw
1%”? Lanilsy-aaamsarmayJJ.“
Pisastll
munwm Aim Joann
nomrr,r.r.islslsa.u.uehtsuswmnss
mm.w.u.aoo.isns 17 Waisrst.l.balld-
ess‘sndcontnetora'suppliu.
IUBAJOBNNoWlsinstBN HID
awlfimwmdfl dri'vth Wigner“
IOU“ 10310881110 GOODS.
STEVENS, J E. ”Washington“, 8. N. croc
glassware, tin and wonthawln. W!
ICE DEALERS. .
BURCIIARD, B. "Belden Point Pann,"8 N. also
milk produc'er.
INSURANCE AGIN'I'B.
COOLIDGE .k LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain at, N. Insur-
snceand renl estate in all itsbranc
LAY TON, JACOB )1. Washington It next to P. 0.
is N. tire', plate glass, accident and life. (Ice adv )
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. lalnsndWallsts. N. Real
estate. investments, loans negotiated. etc.
NORRELLA L'BOMHBDIEU, 95 Washington It,
s N. strictly firsbclnss compauissre retcdpresen
TAYLOR tit GOLDEN, 45 A 47 Washington It
.Rcal mu: and lhsursncc. '
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TUE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
It,S. N. Wm II. lloyt. proprietor
IRON FOUNDBIEB.
OILFN Gr CLANCY at The Norwnlk Iron Works
(30., and also It Bridgeport. Conn.
JEW ELEBS.
PERRIS. A. S 30:50 Mainst S. N. op City Hotel
5. N dr'ie watch repairing a specialty
IIOY,T II B. 18 No. Main at, S. N. strictlyflratcls-
goods at low prices.
JACKSON MIRAND. 58Wallst, N watchos dis.
moods, etc. Pine watch repairing a specialty.
ROOD, II. N diamondawstc jewel ,silver and
plated were, repairing aspnc' ty. 33 net, S.N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED 3 rooms Masonic b‘,d‘g Wall
st, boro'ugb. Notary andReal Estate
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY. s N. New York
odice er Chambers n.1ncksandb‘harduildm
ware; designers. founders workers of artistic
house trimmings' in bronze. brass and
LUMBER DZALEBS.
HILL, 1!. J. 9Wnlerat. N. Allkindsoflumbardo
littered loony point by rail, teamor renal.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The Water at.
..8 .Oeneral
(orgasm Babbitt metal,” ra-
SCOPlELD, Wit. A. Knight at, N. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDEN!”
JINNINGS A WATKRBURY, s N herrfsaaud all
gardenproduoeinseasou for tbcwholcsaletnde.
MARKETS.
A IODBL MARKB'I', to Wall st, N. Wm. Wardwell.
pmp., beef, veal, lathh. muttonand poultry
AVIBON. A. ll’lG labial, N minding“.
hies,‘ oysters, clams, and eecallops. tel,
eggs, I ,canuedgoods, etc.
BlNNm A BUSTED. meats lab 0&0», lob
f,ruits so No lull n, it
BIBBBLL DANAC In lain at, N. choice-can,
poultry, flab. vegetablesmte
BRITTO'S CENTRAL IARKB'I‘, swim at, N
leats. vegetables, fruits, poultry, at lowest prices
N. dealerioalikindafrubm
LOCKWOOD, L WmhlnanSLWll. II. Inc
meatstlsh.'orystsmclams,
LOCKWOODALOCKWOOD, 7 Iain It, “6N
BPILLAN JHWlblannard Emu-runs
dailyall alig'rsrthe hetown. st,
IWADNW. 8 market, llmOrovs, BUN
HAROLD AND GRANITE.
BATH“! W. Water st,N. metastases or III
nllTll..WlIJ-lAllI.lWaatst,li.l Jobbing
promptly alts-deals).
”molt, WILLIAl.snmst.N. Ailkfathof
(Ir-item «In-mqumrry
' lava-is
Willi“. E-AII
chlaiaItJJl. Goodman's! pass
monmnnoas. *
oosowsnamwotwm. Aperfaetllmn
noon '17mun.lfl.1bm
Em II. ‘
mass. m m
mmuwfl ....
VINTARD won't-om an. Mimi! fill-la l
goings-,3“. unsadv.) M mm "OldBtatu Whitman-l?
D Pawn“ Jammie lb!!o.lalnst.3.ll.laisfl
WYIB. . It all Renato-twitche-
andfepairlhgneallydo‘llg. ”3%.ll-wulalnmil Ilium. Peary
rmugilngmzasmms. N in. alum.“ m'"f"fr,m,_,mmmwl
”"mfimm Pmflm "$153 It. Nsskllfllslnsu’l .Yuunmepmmtconly
mamm- low "11' T1. mmml’. 19] ”MN. Piano
"03" onions. mum s. emu an. rm, ore-n
momumwm N JCCOIIIIII. NASH mJgNlBKM 82th small.
Bompunphmtcataurantat ' " Pianoaud audmgsulnstrnctlon.
25%” l... “3,," .... m ““3. "Wm “mum":
II I) N rut. . -
ommuzrrzgwm;%sm.m ’0 B lllgmaBN-m
www.mphn. loans. etc.
toallpartsoftownwithilnsfrssbaad t-sata.
WIXON, J lileliIt.V. Choice meals, ““0“” ”m ”"v Nova. WW” '0‘
try, fruits, WWI.“ ‘tter 0W.“ M’- building sinus, granite sodlnarbls trim-lap
would blsworkalsodealalnbullding I'm-Mum
stonesodcetg-ésvyw work. POW“. J. W.” WW st,.th.stov-.
martinis. W..flolslnst,N mum mm Winnie mum»
ltsuionoments,bealsuwiss,posts,stg, ”.mflnndmmgm
smock. mirrored. m w n w
HAWKS AND normals. W. 3.1 m‘m “I. m.
saloon, IllNltY to) We» on. 3.x. All kinds “pound.
Mm mm
saloons mums ivwnwn aveaas. N an. ”m- ’%'%W '6." unit
lull-seine. In ulc- "“' W
mum-I.
mt AID In“ 0001'.
“flaw. unsounsmmmhwry
nwcs-I-t' ksstlonsrtsrs' ' fw-lllinwy.lWaIw
st.N Ruhr-thumb »
Iddlllnno
HUNTINGTON“. 129 Iain ml. Vocal Ill-
bnokI, m
mmJ.B.'lI§ Wadingloa It “has. N.
«mammary
NEW roux msmozns. we:
8 D. Orders left It Bodwcil'satosa,
74 Was ngtou 3,8
LOCKWOOD, C If. Others DeKIW‘NONJ OM-
ory‘ s N.; Néw York 109 Greenest.
NW A BIOOND-IIAN’D FURNITURE
PODIORE, WII. under Salvation Army Barracks,
8. N. Btovesasoges, .carpcts, etc.
OYSTER PLANTIIBS AND DEAL!“
BBLLBIRAI P.0 Boat“, 5. N.wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL. R. J. footof 8. N. whole-
sale dealer in flncoyatera. W n‘
BOYT, W. WHASSON, IBCWMICS N. 'goot d’
.exporters
mud) in native oysters.
REED A. BOUBIAN, m Waterst. s. N. planters
'BER
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. 00., 8. 8. L‘- andehippen IN alkoy MASK. '
Hommedknm Washington It, 8 N Ascend VAN N g Loz'cof'm PO' Box MB 5 N Votes CA3! .............. . .......... . 50
It ROPOLITAN LIFE INS (10.1!) Washington Oysters clams. wholu'ale Indicted John ll. Ferns .................. 46
,S. N. 1"..J (rmbb, “flaunt Idol. PATTERNS ARI) "owl's. SCOIICI’IDZ 4
NORWALK FIRE INS. (30.. N. In 8WD] NORWALK PATTKRN wow cm I]. All- ' """"""""
business since 1860. No outstanding loss claims. mm. mp” Riverside “,3 57 1,! 5,0,", 5m FOLLBCTOR
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS C0. The, NO. 45 iWIlllllllg- find not yup [law '0' g 'ml‘“, Sole VOICE cast '1
ton st, 8. N. Juo French. asst. '.Iuperinlemlent ‘8‘“ for the “1,1,“de Carton furnace .......................... 0
INVESTMENT sxcmnts. momfilylg' 21$“:20N05-A93; Franklin A. Tones. ............. 41
amorous K. it. Masonic m deoods m "M Scotti-mi ...................... 0
Mlddlotcx Banking and Equlmb 'Ii’t go Con. III-no and Wed-worth I mixed wint- K 1
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p “83' Wm m ,0, mmm‘lmnumm uscph J. Goodwin.... .......... 2..
mos FENCE ANI) RAILINGS. Pants nANorNos. George F. Atherton ............. 15
"3331;?” M‘- WWW'MIW- "WW“ ”gamma weer-t. ”wows moronic. Scattering............i ..... 12
PROWIT‘T‘WJT “WINK. wludowshades.
Hollands. fixtures. etc
TAYLOR a CO All Nainst.N. alsohsrdwsre,
paints, oils, gt... etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN C A. II lain st. N Instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty.
NORTH, O. s. 78Washiugloult s. N. onequality
only add that thcbes
READIIAN 17.3 Gazette bulldtlmN
photographs” patios; one “131.50.“
PIANO TUNIR‘I All) REPAIBIIS.
HENDEEC P. Lockwood RAILN. Aleodraler in
pianos,orgnus ,sheet mnslc,etc.
P'LANINO KILLS.
RANDALL, IINIIII D. P. N. All kindsof wood
work at retail or forths
rmsr notified“ 3 “Limit.“ notawry, legal co lem0.m N Franklin A. Smith.
lanl 303M II "M . Wk Wlllllaic M3. V '
Hymn,” J “m“ mbmd 6 W lebing'.m mum,“ Balloting for Councilmen resulted as
“banning. W’nlI-t. borough N. NAsn biw‘finnomg‘m "tumult! s N. MIN":
HT Oils II. It” Wldhi 3. notary PM z“ I!!!” km [.1331-
cotntn'iuioner of deeds for I cw York-ts among. V ‘ ' "NC'uAN‘ 50
LOCKWOOD EDWARDI_ MC Gm“ W Now” now“ RAILWAY co. JamcaW U 9. WI ..........................
Attorney, notary and pensions. nystt, pent: Edwin G. Iloyl. supt. Talmaditc Baker. . .............. 38
sunroofs. JOHN a room a. min-Id Outlet. mm man Aroma. C F, 3.1m .................. 3
wk“ ”“1”“va W“ Lu“ LAmN. JACOB! trauma-u. uhmmro ‘I' C C h
wuggfiwux J mlnmtc bollding,Wall 3N W! [0,.“ my)“, (see I") 8' . avanag ................. . 4
It ugh ORRKLLO caiterin ..................... l
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DANN. IIOIIAOB B Excelsior livery and board- WILSON o It. cacti. bldg, N. Investments and "E‘ 0‘" ‘01 “mu-‘-
ingstablcs. Office No. BRiverst, N. moneyto loan. Also insurance written in best ‘Dtl‘l‘ €89“- ....... - -. - . ». .55
GREGORY, CEO. 8. It Knight st, N. Pine turn— ofcompaulanttbelowest tales. Charles 1‘. Bullock 00
outeaspeclitlty. Telephone 3&3: WOODWARD 3. A No lsinst, B N m o ............. ~
root and Wall to“ M .10. Samuel Raymond ............... 15
LOOK MANUFACTURERS.
RESTAURANTS. J. W. Duke ..................... 6
LOC KWOOD HANK. FACTL RING CO. Miami
N Manufacturers of bullders' hardware. 33 m 5 WA” ll. N. warn mmla “ I“ E H.31otbewson, . 4
office 36 Pearl It; New York ofllce 99 Bic-dost? hours. dim? ”0 ' '
Chicago adieu to Lake n tumor 3 moo Iron “,3 N Thebes: as..- dinner Scalimnlt l3
lulheclty Burdbytbodayorweek.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDIRWWB ASON. “Wumnmfis. N.
Rydrn'nlie and Civil engineers.
““0018. (mm)
BAIRD'S, H183 INSTITUTE, 6 Orchard n, N.
RAYlOND BROS. sewers built. water pipes laid
excavating, filling, grading, landscape gardening,
snot MANUFACTURERS.
WUNSBURY. IATIIBWBON A CO. B.N. Ladm'
Ioe shoes.
CARR. WILLIAN n Benedlclrlmllllrkct, [N ozonwmaco. and ta,lssroom7f n, "‘1‘“ 03M . . .. ........ A57
7106 mnuilmhmwfllmhwlu: it“? :7 WI“; It] 3, Maytag-hr 18’“? Frank N. Ferris ................. 30
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Okisr. Otto so Chestnut It, s. N choice m Inlur-wAlsrs AND ortmmwnn. '1'. C. Cnvanagh” ............... a
rm mom. lawman-b enshprlcoa. unremnsonxoua cosmos. New vote I. II. NW, ..... _ ____________ 7
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mm ~ A's-An normals.
mmrmunw-mwsumwmw aim
dry.ii. N. l-ltslrsandhand hanrltoralla ordu
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$3031” "J” N' w“ 32"” T. U. Cavaaagli ............ ..... 9
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ennui-ism. may» mu... ventilate ............. .. ......... w
wuxufium d. Wtsmoosehbol ”Kira-fill) Horses 8. Batch. . 31
consort, JACOB, Is West wit-um “,3 ..II N “cm, N. ['3 Raymond..." . ......... Ill
Sggggsmfimgkmm-mfg; umfims "ma; mild-.0. ‘l'. c. Clvnnllgb ............ a
toast. rm Inc meatssndponltry forfamilym 810w: Banjul. scattering .................... 5
more JOHN B. fonts! Washington 5.1!. also
brick, l'ltnc cement, hair ..plaster "
loft1‘ON,JOIIN B. strum avails. I. N. Also
layer ofeooeretswalks.
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LAST NIGHTS CAUCUSES.
fa 'I‘lll REPUBLICANS NOHINATB B.
Ill-II Daakam Minutes! for Jakob
South Norwslk at the Council Chamber
last evening was well attended. Hon.
John H. Ferris was appointed chairman
and E. E. Crows secretary of the meet.
ing. After the call of the caucus was
Ippmed and George F. Athertoo, Wil-
liam C. Pools and Robert B. Morton
were appointed tellers, a motion to pro-
ceed to take an informal ballot for Mayor
waaoarried.
lollows: ' ‘ Wl’ ""‘ "’
Vstesessf 52
RobertH. Rowan ...... 33
TalmadgoBuker. . .............. 7
Scattering .................... 12
formal, and Mr. Rowan was nominated
by acclomstiob. In accepting the nomi~
nation be made a brief speech, which
was received with enthusiastic applause.
ing for the difiersnt oillces:
Goodwin was nominated by ucclsmation,
were nominated by scclamation:
not a candidate, and Samuel Raymond
was nominated by acclnmntion.
Yong ladies boarding ma d” “‘00, Votes cost ......................... 54
I'EAD mum-Arc. N. Dayan boarding school John W. Duke ................. 3|
:32,” cmwfgfhm', " ”4:190.“on B. If. Mathewson ... ..... 7
rstoryattsc New ork artists xuplozwl; James (7. Crown ................ 8
musical department. Special the ‘lc It ~ .,
2:11 5.19%...“ 0“ mm WWII“); L a cunt: ..................... l
' I. O l' mm ' r 1
m‘ EM and“ VOL 81'“ l‘ ()l Ni "ALAN, .,
NORWAIK llLlTARY INSTITUTK, N m8. \ tile-l CID! ........................ 5i
Wm We’ll! fiscal” I must. N elk. E II. Bathe-rant) ............... 11
0' I m . "'
Ct. l'reparator to cullegeand scleyutlflc schools. J' R’ Rsytnond ' ' " """"" ‘
For circulars. been as above. Lewis ll. Nauh ....... . 7
SEWING mcuxm T C ' ‘
some It. 1680.lalnsl,BN. “Wheelerand ,, E (”Ynm" ' "' 8
thson"snd"llonachdd"ueedlea,oll attach ... R‘I’nltlfld,,............... 9
menu. Repairing a specialty ll. 8. Hatch .................. 4
SEWER CONTRACTORS. Scattering. ................... ll
sun won nominated by acclsmstion.
Votes cant. . .
appointed City Committee for the com-
ing year.
Dom-crate (lo-splat. Thole “law- ‘l’lskst
voting districts held a moon in the
Town Bonn. last evening, to nominate
candidates for town offices.
John 8. fieymoov was appointed chair-
man and B C. Penney, secretary. The
tellers appointed were Fred. lead, John
labor, John J. [Ionian and James
Boyle.
DIM
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. WEbNEsDAY.,OOTOBER l. 1890.
m
PRICE TWO CENTS“
ll. MIA! '0]! IIYOI.
man by the rim District Democrats-
Dorian Nominations—Political Notes.
The caucus bold by the Republicans oi
The result of the balloting was as
A vote was passed making the ballot
Below we give the result of the ballot:
On motion of George F. Alhertoo Mr.
Candidates for the following offices
AUDITOR,
Charles W. Stow.
INSPECTOR OI" ELECTION,
Joseph Tammany.
urorsmsn,
Charles N. Smith.
WAT!!! COXMISSIONER,
Charles S. mebndge.
TREASURY}: OF WATER ITNIJ.
Mr. Bullock unnoticed that be was
THIRD COUNCILMAN,
Tbt‘l’t‘ beung no choice, E. H. Matbcwv
FIFTH COI'NI‘ IL)! AN,
’
.... s
30
Borneo 8. Batch ................ 16
.........
k’rankN.Ferrss
......
John H. Light and E. B Crown were
The Democrats of the First and Third
The cauctnr was called to order and
The following ticket was then bomb
muss.
80ml!“ mm»
rows crank,
Augustus C. Golding.
rows ransom,
William B. mammary.
Awe-OI,
James luau.
GRAND JUBOBS,
William Worden, Stiles W. Curtis,
Edward J. Finnegan.
BOIIOOL Vtsrron,
Frederick Mead.
noun) or azure,
Joan. Bunion.
mimosa OP run PEACE,
Levi Warner, John 8. Seymour,
John J. Walsh, Frederick Mend,
Frank W. Perry, Winfield 8. Ifoody.
non-mints,
John J. Walsh, First District.
Winfield 8. Hanford, Second District.
The old town committee was contin-
ued and the caucus then adjourned.
Darius Nominations.
The Republicans of Darien held a can-
cus It the Town Hall last evening and
nominated candidates for the following
town chines.
821.2101!!!)
‘JOSODD Hindiey.
TOWN CLERK.
John S. Waterbury.
ASSESSORS.
John H. Whitney, Samuel B. Belden.
BOARD 01" RELIEF.
Albert Scofleld, Charles G. Waterbury.
must'ltan AND mmtnmt or TOWN
DEPOSIT FUND.
John S. Waterbury.
AUDITOR TOWN ACCOUNTS.
John H. Whitney.
GRAND JUBOBS.
Thaddeus Hoyt, A. II. Scofleld.
CONS’I’ABLES.
Nathan Nash, William A. Ferris.
REGISTRAR or v artist.
John H. Whitney.
The town committee was instructed to
fill the offices of School Visitors.
The following ticket was placed in the
field by the Democrats, who met in can.
one on Monday evening.
SKLECTMZN.
John N. Scofield, Robert I. Pordy.
rows CLERK.
Edward Hall.
TREASURER.
Samuel Grumman.
Asszssons.
George Gregory, Robert I, Tolles.
At'mron TOWN ACCOUNTS.
Samuel Grumman.
Grand Jurors.
Samuel Gorbam, George Bates.
CONSTABLE.
Thomas Riley. James Waring,
Rmts‘mAIt.
William E. Wiimott, Jr.
SCHOOL VISITORS.
Rev. Louis French, S. J. Austin.
Political Notes.
Seth C. Hall, of Meriden, was yester-
day nominated for Senator by the Dem-
ocrats of the Sixth district.
Charles P. Pomeroy, of Willimantic,
has been renaminsted by the Republi-
cans for Sheriff of Windham county.
The Democratic Senatorial convention
is called to meet In the parlors of the
Norwalk Hotel, on Tuesday, October 7.
a; 10 n. In.
The Democrats of the fifteenth Sena.
torial District, in covention at Danbbry,
yesterday, nominated II. J. Houlihnn,
of Newlnwn, for Senator.
The Republicans of the Second voting
district will hold A caucus at the Council
Chamber this evening for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for town offices.
It is rumored that the name of T. 8.
Vendorth will be mingled with those
of the rest Of the Democratic politicians
in the borough caucus tO-mormw even-
log.
The delegates to the Democratic Con.
grossionsl convention of the First dis-
trict at Hartford, yesterday, nominated
Lewis Sperry, of Hartford, for Congress.
On the formal ballot Sperry received 74
votes to 32 for Robert J. Vance. The
nomination was made unanimous.
,
Ira licoiield,
—l'm Cot-ran of Lectures.
Dr. I». B. Hound, consulting pbyiia
cisu tn the Bridgeport Medical and Sur-
gical Institute, will give n free course of
illustrated lectures upon the subjects»
"Health and How to Obtain It;" “The
Therapeutic Effects of Mineral Hedi-
oinea." Wednesday evening, 0ct.lst,to
the generalpoblic. at 8 p.'m. Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 20. to ladies only,“ 2
p m , at Y. M. C.A ball (formerly
Lockwood' s). Norwalk. All are cordially
invited. ... ‘
flva meant- Arr-nail.
This munch“ Vail-lav received
word from East Norwalk that a party of
tramps were in that locality and were
making themselves obnoxious by their
presence and actions. The Chief. accom-
panied by J. K. Cashew and W. R. Wil-
son, went to East Norwalk and arrested
the men, who gave their names as Ed-
ward C. Boag, Daniel Levies, John
Crowley, Charles Smith and James
O’Brien. They will probably be sent to
Bridgeport jail.
lpaelal Town hearing.
A special town meeting will be held in
the Town home tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock, for the purpose of considering
and acting upon a petition tolsyout and
extend East avenue, from the Nisork
New Haven and Hartford railroad to
Onmry'sPoiot, notless thanmfsst la
width, is a direct line,» far as thoracic
may be practicable.
HorsesO.flyatt,of|bsborougb,dlsd
in W, loads]. It“ 7! years.
Burs-abswiilhsbrougbttoflorwalk
Iadtbafnnsrsl will be held from his
Iatsrasldsaesoalsinstrass tomorrow
afternoon.
~Iaatstwlesaslsagaseksapssspfor
m
Johannes-nu, WWI-salty
GAME WILL BE PLENTY?
CONNECTICU'I’M OUNNERS 8"! BRING
THEMSELVES-
A Good Year and Baths Enforcad Lawn
Have lads the Prospects Excellent.—
I’ho Open Boas-m Begins Tern-y.
Connecticut gunners arc stirring them-
selves. Here and there a turning leaf, a
soft buzz in the air, diamond mornings,
cool. fresh. stimulating; crisp evening
air. with the full flood of the harvest
moon, signs allure these that October’s
days are here. And when they were
ushered in, the happiest season of all the
year began for hundreds the state over,
who love the brown fields and the gay
autumn woods, whose ears know the
fascination of the sound of whirring
partridge and whistling WOOdcock. V110
count the pleasure of watching and fol
lowing the perfectly disciplined, high
strung, nervous setter on the scent of a
covey of quail, a rich return in itself for
the labor of a long day’s tramp.
The guns that have rested in their
cases for long months are now taken
down and quick eyes sent over the
sights, while the barrels are scanned for
the slightest taint Of rust. The loading
machines are busy turning out cart-
ridges, guos are to demand and the
palmy days of the year for sporting
stores have begun.
Perhaps there is more eager anticipAv
lion now than for many years no the
eve of the open season, for hopes are
high for good sport and well-filled game
bags. There is reason for it. Such a
favorable year, from January to October,
for the preservation, breeding and growth
of game birds, this part Of the country
has not seen for a period that goes far.
far back in the dim memory of the “Old-
est inhabitant." An Open winter ands
following spring and summer, neither
too wet nor too dry. explain the frequent
“Bob White" whistles in the fields and
the constant drumming of the partridges
in the woods. Quail and ruffed grouse-—
for the latter is the proper term [or the
birds that one always calls and hears
called partridges—are certainly plenty
and the swales and side hills should be
well filled With wrodcock for the pres-
ent at least; for these richest of all game
birds of the state are not supposed to
desert this section in large numbers for
southern climes until the first sharp
fresh—New Haven Register.
PERSONAL PARAG RAPHS.
The Golnga and (lo-lap of People we
Lila to Road About.
Ifiss Allie E. Kroger, of New Haven,
is the guest of (tiends it) Broad River.
Mrs. George Wine, of Ansonia, is the
guest of Mrs. J. B. Bette, of the borough.
Mia-3 Kate SCUlield and Miss Lillie Orr,
of this city, are visiting in New York.
William Lounsbury, of Bridgeport,
formerly of Norwalk, was in town yes-
tctdoy.
Miss Lillit Sargent, of New Canaan. is
in town for a few days, visiting friends
an East avenue.
Mists Bertha Burchnrd left town Mon-
day morning for Lasellc seminary. Au
burndalc, Mass.
Mrs. C. E. Cnofield, of this city, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Leavilt,
of Loomioster, Mesa.
Joules L'Hommetlieu and J. C. [Inw-
kins and wives drove to Seaside Park,
Bridgeport, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. 1.. Camp, of Wlnatml,
are visiting at the residence of Dr. C. F.
Bontwell, on antnrd avenue.
Retry Bentley, undertaker Jennings'
assistant, returned last evening from I)
Week's sojourn In New Jersey.
Miss. Emily Treganum, who has been
visiting Miss Hattie Millard on West
avenue, this city. but returned to her
boom in Bridgeport.
Misses Mamie and Amy Wixou, of
West Main street, are spending the week
in South Gibson, llingbntntnn and Sue-
quehanna, Pent). They are expected
home on Friday.
IIICIaa of llasua
Ths work of doing away with the
grad:- crossings in Bontbport and Fair.
field iabeing carried forward actively.
Tbsraars now about 150 men engaged in
' thework, but Headmaster bags": will
add souls zoo in this force within a few
days Thus far “purebred or the cross-
ings have received attention, and tho rte-v
cessity for hurrying along the job comes
from the fact that all must be abolished
by the first of January next. There
are eight more crossmus at which the
tracks must be carried either above or
below grade by this date.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
Wheel and Social club was held at their
roomin Bly's block last evening. Ofllo
nets were elected as follows: George
VanAlItyns, president ; A. J. Iont. Elton
Baker, vies-presidents; El. 8. Bulkeisy,
woretavy: B. B. Hoyt, treasurer; V. II.
floooecker, captain; Fred Brady, lists-
tenant.
W. A. Coley, 8. E. Wavdell and V. II.
Hancock" wars appointed a committee
to attend to the furnishing of themms.
mm .....e ... ...—... ......_............
“manly—Open.
Earmarks! Past Black Ladies' Boas,
teamwortbmm. Widquallty
uahieaohedeaatoarlsansl,fieaars yd..
worleneats a yd. Best [slimline
Pristsdeeatsaytl. Class’l‘ssiblsrs o)
seats doses, worth sum 5m
logllsk pins ter 5 seats. The above
Waveform-I MW
Oil] msmwmm Bans-lure.
OWN A “Oll-
lailnssmsata to Purchasers of lists on tho
Woodward We
liondsy’ I issue of Tn! Brennan Ill...
known the fact that Christian M
has purchased the Woodward m
on Woodward avenue. In an adv“
to purchasers of lots—an else which
should give that part of the city lb. Mk
gm tips of a “boom.” Attract. to be"
known as Lowodea avenue, will mead
from Woodward avenue to the watw
front, where I generous slice of land.
commanding a splendid view of the low.-
er harbor, will be given to the city for a
fronting on Woodward avenue have has!
rated at $12. 00 a front ootppdtboso on
Lowndcs avenue at $
The offer Mr. Swans makes, to paylen
per cent. of the cost of tho bonsnon the
amount of $1,500 to purchasers who will
build within two years, will no doubt
create an unprecedented demand for lots
and result in the rapid building up of
that portion of the city by the-welloto-do
mechanics of South Norwalk. The lots
are all level and dry, and Lowndes avo-
oue will be the only street in the city
having a water front.
Just such a stroke of enterprise as Hr.
Swartz has put on foot has long been
needed in South Norwalk in order to
meet the demands of the city’s industrial
growth. The tide of prosperous work-
ing men and women which daily dbl.
and flows from neighboring towns into
this busy, bustling mart of trade, are
wanted here, and the inducement held
out to them by Mr. Swartz, by which
they can get acomfortable home. located
amid pleasant surroundings, at a nominal
cost will no doubt be the means of in-
ducing many of our suburban residents
to locate here.
Poituirrnn‘ro mu).
Licenses Granted by Town Clerk lib-1";
Scltack During Santa-bar.
of
September I-Charles Brown,
Brooklyn, N. Y., and Nellie Gilbert.
September 6—Cbarles C. Nichols, of
Bridgeport, and Anna A. Hamilton.
Thomas J. Peoncll. of Omaha, Nd», and
Anna 1“. Burke. Joseph Iceland Katy
A. Coley, of New Canaan.
September .S—Miner D. Randall and
Martha E. Raymond.
September 9-Jnseph B. Cable and
Mary 8. Mills.
September Iii—William F. Diggl and
Fannie Smith.
September 17-JOIepb Reilly and
Annie Pearson.
September fill—William Pagan and
Bridget Hickey.
September Cit—David B. Decker and
Josie J. Jonea. Andrew J. Keisler and
Maud Bullock. Rufus Plait and Emily
IIIIIEY, of Greenwich.
September 27—h rank Evaneski and
Emily Layne.
September Z‘i—J. Y. N. Simeon, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.. and Jennie Simpson.
September (ill-Rufus P. Desert, of
Mariner a Harbor, N Y., and Katie Kin
sey. Thomas E. White and Nellie Casey
‘ Sunday Bum Bolling.—
.lfr. E' lilor: ——-I was pleased tuned in
last evening's edition the article ““3“-
doy mm selling," so it shows that people
are more and more interested in the
principle of temperance,snd your friend
“Benedict Farms," make! some good
suggestions and asks some pertinent
questions, Among them he asks, “Why
cannot it be ascertained where be
his mm. and the person who sells it. and
have him punished ?" Perhaps it Oil-Id
be by a proper eflort; but did thin Bans-
d‘tct Farm man ever make any snort in
that direction 9 His suggestions about
voting ”no license" are proper and um
iy. but we ask if his tirade
”churches and christian civilization" is
not far fetched? Did this Benedict Paras
man do anything to alleviate the condi-
iion of this drunken man last iluadoy?
Did he go to him as I frlsnd and try to
persuade him to sign the pledge Of total
abstinence? Has be over dons such an
act: or is be waiting for some mobs I)
obtain the fscts for which be ads, “I
see the offender punished, while I“
redo it) this town are striving with fled
soccerstovesiaimtbo dunked,“ I
band together they-tonne, . the.
saint am to drink lot like
from the ram seller his mom and
in will soon close his doors. have Isa
tilts sayiny, "Judge not that yobs not
judged. " to which we owl "M
I'Irm's " particular attention. and don
by asking him a question:. "Did you ova
know of smart being PM from
drunkenness. or have his thirstfor blow
ioaats outraged, by fistula Iawl" 8.
m. roll-s Ira-um; so Aaaaps a Do
oar-W
To the Fdi'for of W14 banks-a
urged by my friendliness-yearn“
nation to the allies of new,“
owing to new business
thatlbavc roads for thorns-in.
am unwillingto Maw;
and. therefore.le yoawodaaows
tbs kiodaesato muesli) your pm
tbstlsia notamfldalsflribaalfl
ofsrleetmas and thalamus“ In
myfrisadsfortbslrkiadmef us
hilltop“ VWLM
moot, printed elsewhere It) thus col-”'15!
today, Mr. Swartz, with sham}
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