Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 4, 1890 · page 1

 

V the time. The most devirsblv roo-

dssirsble time to' Idvertiso is all
Adium is‘l‘us Emma Btu-riser.

NUMBER 852.

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Entered ill the Post Dulce Ill. Houlll Norwalk as
Swami-Clue Mutter.

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SOUTH NORWALK,

 

DIRECTORY

Lttlltt infill Interest

or
TOWN OF N()IIWALK.

Abbrvvlstiooa: N.—Norwsilt; S. N.—-flouth Nor-
walk; 11. lie-Ban Norwalk.

To those of our renders who are not al-
rend, Iwnre of the fact we would so thst
every flrm herein represented. whet ter of
l or small degree, will be found
st ctly reIlIbla In every business trans-
action. Ind well worthy of all patronage
extended to them.

All! COMPRESSORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The,Wuler st.
ml It. R. b

.
, ARCHITECTS.

KNAPP. W11. 8. 102 Washington st, plans Ind
lpuoillcstlous furnished at reasonable ram.

RANDALL. MINER D. cor. Main and Wall sis. N.
scale, preopective Ind free hsnd drawing.

AUCTIONEERS.

IITCHKLL, JAMES, antes no Willi st. N. Real
awe broker and suctioueer.

HORRELL a L‘HOMMEDIEU. 95 Washington st,
Ill kinds of property sold.

BAKERS.

DoKLYN at SON. 27 Main st. N. and 54 Washington
at. :9. N. also dealers in confectionery, ice
cream. fees. etc.

SCOFIELI) EMMA C. 19 No. Muir: at. S. N. Role
agent for Horton's celebrated ice cruun.

WERNER. CHAS. L. Hum armour Wall. N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods dolly.

WILSON'S "Home Nude" Breed linkery. flmrutc.
ville. leave orders at Gus l’itzor‘s, 17 Jill. Pluto.

BANKS.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The. Well st, N.
capital slum». surplus 914.100. George M.
Holmes, president; 12:. L. Boyer. vice-president;
William A. Curtis, cashier.

CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. 68 Washington It.
nearllntn. 5:. N. Capital $100M»; surplus 312.
W. R. H. Rowan. president; Jacob )1. Lay
ton. cashier.

FAIRFIEIJ) COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
44 Whilst. N. Incorporated 1524. Capital 5200,
000. Prest.,Jumes W. Hyutt; vice-prt'sl.. Edwin
O. Keefer; cashier. Lewis C. Green.

FAIRFIRLD COUNTY sAVINUs HANK.The.5t
Wull st, N. Deposits $130.01”. surplus ”you
Winiield b’. Morxly. prost'. Martin :5. Crow. vlCt'
prest; James H. Bailey. tress.

NATIONAL DASH OI" NORWALK. The. 51 With
st. N. incorporated 1°57. Caitlin] retool). Ellen
ezer Hill. phat... E. J. Hill,vtce premix. H. 1'.
Price. cashier. Dtrectors. ii. Hill. 1-3.. J. Hill.
W.U.Thomss. E. K. Lockwood. J. A. Osborn.
0. 1-2. Wilson. E. Beard. D. W. Fitch. W. I“.
Bishop. limiters', Morehunts'. Manufacturers”.
Personal and Family accounts are sollclted.

NORWALR sAViNOs SOCIETY. The, Wall st. N
Deposits over 5:. .000. surplus 590.000. (rt-orgy,
M. Holmes. prcst.; R. B. Crnulurd. Vice-prost..
Gauge E. Miller, trees.

SOUTH NORWALR SAVINGS BANK. The. De-
porits over saw us). surplus 845.000 Alden Sol-
utans. prosm John H. Runpp. tress. Interest
paid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.

BEEF, (\Vholesalo.)

SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CU. S. N. Hutmttottd
beef, pork. sheep. lamb. mil. etc.

”'rEuitv.wn. it. a to. N. Armour'sbcul und
provtstonn. Home dressed L'llllb and mutton.
BILL I'Os'I'ER AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BUXTON. J. 1". Post odice box 43.3., N. Circulars
folded in over low Sunday papers.
. BLACKSMJTHS.
CARR. (LEO. '1'. foot Raymond st. 3. N. Horse-
shoc'tng u specialt '

DRIDOE BUILDERS.

BELL. GEO. 5. (fr CO. P. O box 5'51. 3. N. builders
of bridges, docks. pile fulllltlnlluus'. etc.

BOUT AND BRIO)“: DEALERS.

BROWN. H. 5. 50. Main st. 5. N. custom Work and
rcpuiring a specialty.

HARVEY. C. II. No. Math st. 5. N. specialties in
boots, shoes and rubbers.

RCHAUB. JOHN a 505.85 Washington st. 8. N.
A good Assortment at low pricer.

BOOT AND sHOH REPAIRING.

PHILLIPH, GEO. 29 mend Place. 5. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.

BOOKHELLEILS AND STATION HRS.

PINNEO J. ARTHUR, N. curd cugmvmg. wed:
ding stItioncry, hose bull and tennis goods.

I’LAISTRD‘S DRUG STORE. it Wilmington st,
8. N. School supplies Ind general stationery.

BOX MAKERS, (Wood and Paper.)

KNAI’P. E. P. Woter It. s. N. munufttcturcr of but

cases. pecking boxes. etc. General shop Jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.

PKRRIBJOHN 11. ft. Washington st. :1. N. also

blue stone. sewer pipe. th. straw. etcl.) ch 1 w
NARI) CHAS. T. Water st. N. 1’1 0

I“glands, iim’e,cemcut, plaster, hair. etc. also blue
lime. fire brick and clay.

RAYMOND BROS. Milwaukee, Philodelphin and
men fronts. brick. lath. lime. cement. ndImaut.

BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, kc.

BOSTON BUTTER HOUSE. next door to the Post
whee. s. N.—a speciality mode of tilt autumn
vIrlctlesof cheese, in: tied sud domestic. Ail
grsdcs of butter. eggs. . canned goods, etc

CARRIAOB REPOSITOHIEH.

DANS. WM. 1'1. 50 thll st. N. Curriugestrueaes,

horse. stable and mrmge furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

CBOWLJAHEs C.shopAnn at. s. N. estimates
given, Jobbing promptly attended to.

HORTON. Wll. A. or ’I‘Iylor svetiue. 5. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.

RANDALL, M. D. Rundnll‘s mill. If N. Modem
machinery run by cheap power enables me to gm:
low figures. Large work a apecuilty.

ILAYIONDJ. R 050 Witter It. RN. msnufuctnrer
of moldings. bruckets. casings. corner blocks. col
Imus. newells. buiustus. Baud. scroll sowing um
Illl’lltn‘. Hat blocks. bottom mm.m~uuiw.rucits.
Jobbing dorm. it‘stmustes given. Telephone 51-6.

SHERWOOD. B. B. 13 Grove at. H. N. Jobbing
prunptly utcnded to.

WILHON. 8. ll. shop Cross st. turnr Hahn—Other: cor.
WIllIt. Ind Holden uvr.. N . bloom wood worktny.
moulding». witutow hunter and turning. Lowest
«dances. Money knitted. ’i'eleplwne number‘s»:

CARPET} AND OILL‘ LOTUS.
hCUl'iHLD a. HOYT. u llmtw blag. N. lib Wash-
mm It. s. N. lbw ulvcrnsetncnt.)
CARRIAGE MANI.’ I’AC’I’IIIIZRS.

'I‘ILLY. HENRI. NILMNH It. RN. maunlucturer of
wring“. special uueunon given to rupturing.

WRIGHT a YLINN. luotof i'ruukllnstmmnufac—
turns of amazes. wagws. trucks. etc. hinting.
Wining Ind reporting 3 specialty. horse-shoeing.

OATBRKIUL

D‘AR’I’OIR C. ll. If No. Rein It. formerly of Blood.
wa, N. . cutter for weddings Ind punter.

In”, l’KEDKIlIUIl. bv'l WIll at. N. weddings Ind
pIrtlsa supplied It the shortut Imitt‘c.

CATHOLIC (IOODB.

HAY”. J. T. C CO. lib Hutu st. N. Ilso newya
thalsrs. mucous and lunar-cite”.

CLIENT PII’It MANCI‘AC'I'IIRERH.

LEONARD, CHAS. ’1‘. Wow It. ll. Ill slum and
shares. Ibo artillcial steps. coping. etc.

CIGAR IIOX IANIIFACTUILRRD.
' . 19.1? lmheli at. H. N. ruInufao

”will". bug’s» and dealer in ribbons.

OIOAR MNUI’ACTL’ RISER.
noweotus'ritno CIDAH cosine. lotmlnin
I, ll. N. manufacturer- of one cigars.

OLD WILL CIGAR CO. The. Washington st. ll, N.

mum 1m.

WMIIRJI. ll bullion, 5.31. Illa lobbuln
.shsts’artlc

‘ CIVIL ENOIXKIZM.
WI. Is. it» Wuhington II. S. N. mnpt
W. [from to heel surveylntr. Dick :75.
W. ll. A DON. cor. Writ avenue and Court:
”who. LN. Hydraulic and tummy engineers.
WOOD C. R. if lainst. N. Alluvlerlpmuptiy
eta-Id to.
ammo DBALEIS.
OIM‘OCK BM. Innate building. Rand H
" manna-mulmjommmmm
' COAL All D worm.
hellish.
MID.

11. ft Wasbl on vs. 25.3.
Wilma... mantra
#HD. CHAD. 1'. Wow If, N. vIrir-
Lnllg‘ w ml Hilts-Innis cesium Ill

no?» sites cyan-omit Ind mull

““6“,”th "interlude-x”.

101.119, I. la! . stunt up. my
I. I lay. me. Irate. m. or:
COLLIN)“

commencin- COIIIHICIAL. mutt- b'd'g.

I. ILMprtIrile. "undercut-x.
Ill Inwntr’s)

 

CORSET HAWAOTIIRERH.
RUPH a COLDSCHHID’I'. 13m 8. N. mulle-
turers of tbe celebrstcd RI . Cor-cu.
COUCH REMEDIES.
PLAISTHD'S COUCH REIEDY,wurnntsd to cure.
mnufscturod It 43 Weshlngtou st, 19. N.
CROCRERY AND GLASSWABI.
NASH. 17. H l. BRO. cor. lulu Ind West Its. a. N.
Agate and tin were
UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No. Alain at. near West.
lamps. crockery. glut were. housefurulshings, etc.

DENTISTS.
HOUTWBLL. C. F. Lender's block. Bo. IIIln It. 8.
N. Oflicc hours. 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
KENDALL. GEO. 8.. 0.0.8. Washington. cor.
Franklin Its, ii. N. Hours 8 am. to 0.3: p.m.
NKWKIRK. J. 0. office It residence Lewis at.
near Congregittloual Church, N. gas mimlulslcrcd.
Cold und porcelain crowns inserted.
WEED. W. I... D.D.S. 70hr. Wsnbln on st. HN.
Hours 8 I. or. too p. m. Owl admin stored.
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
SMITHJV. H. A: C0. 15 c 17 Witter st. N. wrisge
wood work. wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE. I". If. ”Chestnut st, (LN. Crushed stone.
sewer contrscwr. etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron. salt glazed and cement
pipe. 3 to 30 inches in diameter.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van ZIndt uve. E. N.
Sunday hours. 6 to 10 um" I to 0 p. m. Prescrtp
tions carefully compounded.

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

RIGGS. JOHN A. 11 Main st. N. I’t-rlumes.~lifty
five different perfumes.

PLAISTED'S 43 Washington s1. 3. N. potent medi-
cines. etc. Physicians‘ prescriptions 3 specialty.
DRY-GOODS.

AMBLER. J. 1.. & SONS-—“The Equitable." No. :2
Gazette building. N. Dry goods. oil clothn. mut-
tiugs and rugs.

BANKS. E. K. Muhackemo Hotel block. 3. N. dry-
goads. notioun. gloves. etc. Underwcuru spectulty.

BENNETT. J. F. 10 Main st. N. Business camb-
lirilcd over fortyvtu'o years.

DICKEIIMAN. A. d: HON. til Washington st. 8. N.
dry-goods. carpets. etc. lsce :tdv.)

SCOFIELI) 5r HOYT. 'J Gazette bldg. N. 68 Wurli-
ingtou s1. :5. N. (See advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD. 5 (luzcttc bldg. N. Dry

goods. luucy goods. notions null hosiery.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS t‘O.. otilcc ruilrond station. 5.
Nutidt'l Wollst..\'. Express forwarders to till
parts of the world. Pnssouger (ruin service. Lotv
mil-:4. Lester Hunt. agent.

EKI'RESSNIE. .
HUXTON 8t HHL’ND ‘E. 001cc ut Benedict‘sfia
Wall St. N Our rm to. “prompt attention.“
CAVANAOH‘S EXW SS. baggage. fumiture and
plunufi moved. ixove orders at I'lutsted's. S. N.
SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at post-office and
Hale's. L'urcful and prompt servtce,

ICXTHACTS. ESSENCES, ETC.
BI'XBEE. 13.5. & (‘0. so Ilium st. N. Manufactur-
ers of Emileld's celebrated tluvuriug extrm‘ts.
NORWAI.K EXTRACT (In. N. fililnlifm'ftlrt:r§ of
hue cxtructs. i'. :i, Ambler.
I'IIIITIIJ ZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's fillpcrvphtziphntcfipoc-
iul manure-s. land planter. ground boue,wood llfiIICE.
SMlTH. W. i]. it CO. Witter st. N. agents for Wil-
hunts Clttrk It. Co‘s rtuitdttrti fertilizers.

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock. spec-
'iuls to order,fue mormr.snml,chtmuey line ilutngs'

I-‘Isll. OTS’I‘ERS. CLAIIS. ETC.
HUNT 8r ZELl'I-‘F. 6‘) Washington si. s N. flue
fish. oysters. clums. fruits. game. vegetables. etc.

FLAG AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.

MORTON. JOHN H. 0‘: Taylor avenue. 3. N. Also
stone denier.

RAYMOND BROS. contractors for 113g. concrete.
asphalt. brick. cement and gravel walks.

FLOR] DA STEAM AND 1101' WATER

Er HRS.

MEEKER, W. H. A CD. Music Hall block. S. N.
sole agents.

FLOUR, GRAIN AND PERI).
"iSLAND OE)!" I'LOL'Il,the best made. Don't
full to use it.

L‘HOMMEDIEU. DANIEL. oust end of Washington
st bridge. The choicest of futility flour kept.
RAYMOND IiifOs. hay. straw. flour and feed in
package. loud. cur or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dorian. fjrufwt 6r IIUP‘C.
ground feul. graham nud rye tlour.
FLORIST 5.
BERG, PAUL. Woodward Place. 5. S. plants. cut
flowers and ortmmental purer.- mode to order.
(BUICUE, P. L. 36Wtirtl st. 0 p, i'ulorl t'rtuvtury N.
I’lnnts. cut. flowers, etc. 'lorlll work u splashy.
IcKAT. JOHN, E. N. neur the depot. Balding
hints—cut flowers and floral work nf nil kinds.
inc roses n spccmlty.
SMITH. JOHN H. 30. loin st, SN. the oldest Ind
best known florist in this ttctmty. Plants. cut
flowers. etc. Floral work of Ill kinds :1 specialty
Ind done promptly.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. THEODOREM'Ishlngtou run-nut end)
Fumuure. looking glasses. picture Il‘llmus, etc.
CHAN It WIIlTTLi-ISEY. 30 Main at. N. (Ray
mond‘s old stand). bee advertisement.
RAYMOND GEO, H. new store. to Mid lw Main st.
N. Pour doors Iltovc old store.

STOW. DAVID. 20. 2%. 30. and 32. Nolan st. SN.
Furniture. mattresses. etc.

GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. oflire 19
Wuter at. N. (its for IIKIII. limit and power
(,‘okc six cents per bushel. Coul ’i‘ur three dol
lure per barrel. mug: extra

OIIOCIZIIH, (Whole-sale.)
HOLII’JI J: KBELBB. Hum! 11 Wull at N. whole-
stile grocery. floor, grnlu, hay. etc.
HELLEAIR BROS. 14 and to Wall st. N. wholesale
grocers. flour. feed. pulp. htty. cut.
OROCl-llts.

BROWN 8'. WILCOX. 70 Wuhlnxlon st. 8. N. sole
agents for celebrated Huntington trrunwry butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. NI Worthington rt. 6. N.
choice miseries Ind provisions.
Pltllliitl, CHAS. Ii. successor to ilutchlns. 21) No.
NIlu at. H. N. table debacle- for faintly trule.
PINNEUAN it O'REILLY. Ills Muln st, N. flour.
feed. hay. straw. cord and wood.
PINNHY .8 BENEDICT 41 Wall st. N. fancy and
staple ”courier. contact outrry. fruit. ctr.
PITCH. 1!. w. Wm Ive. cor. Kerwin It. N. conned
goods. apnoea. less. butler, etc.
UU)\'EI{. (‘. L. 35 “Ill at, N. I enter to the but
truth obtainable.
OUTER it HON. T. ii, Sprinywmd. S. 5!. fine gro<

mm». chow-.- slants, dour. t'l‘lI. etc.
IIANI’ORD. W. It. East Ive, vwsrlt ft. station. IN.
Asbestos point. schml supplies. etc.
LAWTON. P. D. a (:0. in Ho. Mum st. b. N. no

rules In" tulle III‘III‘MICQ. '
I} IIOM MEI“ EU, DANIEL. mt roll of Washington
st. bridge. rl, N. rm. canton. apical. I sprclulty.
MOORE A. IIARIIAN. Nultum at. um West. RN.
line Erwin. fort-urn fruits. Hour. food. etc.
NEW YORK TBA CO. 47 Hutu st. N.~lll. Ilcllcrw
Tm. coffees and spin-s I apt!r lolly.
NICKEIL‘iON & 93'1””. 35 and 37 Halo st. )1. I
lpt‘clllty male of table delicacies.
"THANK. (i150. Wilton Ive. Ind School st. B.
New start. new goods and new prion.
REYMOUR. C. 11. $1 WMhI rt. s. at, w.
(mm for celebrated ‘Devv op' mum-r1 goods.
VALUES. CHAR. Ill; WIllst.N. (frestrtery bub
let. cheese. cw. table (ICIICMEIO‘I, fruits. etc.

IIA’I‘TEIIU' W88. (M'F'R'lil 0')
ARCH. JOSEPH J. 7 Monroe st. it. N. Ilao formers
of bat bodies.

BATE-H. IAH'I'IN JR. I: (30. 7D to 91
N. lmportervof svsl skins. plosives.
Ind cutters of hattrrs' furs.

IIA'I'I'EIL‘I’ 'I'OOLR.

Grain. choic

my st. 8.
soulful.

' WHEELER. W. A. WIDE! If. II. N. lmu (milder.

light soft tastings, extort-hm wsier hours.
“A" A3!) CAP”. (flotilla

HHAI’P THE IIA’I'TKR. 91 Whitman It. 3. N.

I specially male of fins still Ind his.
“A“! MIUIAUI’DIMIID.

HAKBR. E. V. It (:0. Union II. 5. N. fins sill
Ind flexible his.

CROPL'T a IINAPP. established 1.8. factories
cor. III» A Union. Ind Water A Tollss sea. 5. II.
New York olive lei time street.

BUBBELL A ItAltTlIOL lethal: at. 83‘. Wine
sit! miner! derby buts.

names» I cosmos, m n. us. It» rm
01.x usroo 7:: s It
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Amorous-ileum. and

“ Tm“.

HARDWARI AND cumuv.
PROWI'I'I‘, J. '1‘. I‘ll lulu It, I. light Mm lad

EDITH. W. II. It 00.15 Ind 11’ Water st. N. bulld‘
ers' and couuucwn' an lies.
WNTARD W. C. Ilualc lull block. 8. N.
Quill. glass, 'ote. on any.) man.
BARKER MAKERS.

DWYIIR. P. 11. a Wall N. custom minimums

Ind repairing usItly do'h'c.
HORSE DEALERS.

PARSONS If. H. Broohlde Etock Furor. 8. N. Inc
horses suited to III purposes. All xuttnsls sold by
this establishment Irv wsmntsd. Home of the
French (touching ttIlllon “Gilliam."

HORSE BHOBRH.

lcQUHAB. JOHN. No. Main st. 8. N. special at

tendon given to shoeing driving a trolling horses.
HOTELS.

AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 Ialqu-t N. LC. Collins.
European plIn. restsuruut [£er

GERMANIA HOTEL. all Railroad plsca. Gauge

hsuh, proprietor. ’

NOIIWALK HOTEL. . D. I: N. R. IL .
If. McPherson, strictly Icoornodatiuns.

OLD WELL HOTEL. 80 Washington RN. Reed
Havilaud. pmprlutor. European plIn. rooms.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

STEVENS. J. H. in Wuhlugwn st, 8. N. crockery.
glasswxrc. tin and wooden were.
ICE DEALERfi.
BURCHARD. B. “Heldeu Point Farm." 8. N. Ilso
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE A. LOCKWOOD. 0 Multi st, N. Insur-
nnmliilld real estate in all its brsuchss.

LATTON. JACOB M. Washington at next to P.0.
s N. fire. plate glass. accident and life. (see adv )
LOCKWOOI). Will. cor. Mum and WIN sts. N. Ital

estate. investments. loans negotiated. etc.
MOItllELLJt L‘HOMMEDIEU. 96 Washington st.

5. N. strictly first-clues companies represented.
TAYLOR Jr GOLDEN. 45 A: 47 Washington at.
SN. Rent Estate and insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. CO. 3. S. L'r
llorttmcdicu. agent. Washington st. SN. sec Id.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. so Washington
st. 5. N. F. J. (lruhb. usintunt supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. CO. N. In successful
business mince 1300. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE 153. CO. The. No. to Wilming-
tou vi. 3. N. Jno. French. nest. sutnriutomhmt.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CIlAI'Fl'RD. It. ll. Masonic bldg. N. 5': Bond!
Il‘lnidlmex Banking und Equitable H‘t'gc Cos.

IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. 11. .b ('0. 15 and 17 Water st. N.
springs. lixlcs. ramuge hardware. etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT. B. M. 52 and 56 Water st. N. iron work
of oil kinds.

Till: lll’NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st. :5. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON I‘OIYNDRII'ZS.
GILES It CLANCY at The Nortvslk Iron Works
Co. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
J l-III'IILI'I RS.
PIERRE. A. S. 39 So. Hutu 1-31.35 N. op. City Hotel.
:5. N. line which repairing a specialty.
HOYT. 11.8. 18 No. hittiu st. 8. N. strictly drstclass
goods at low prices.
JACRNON. LeliitAND. 58 Whilst. N. wstchchlib
mottds. etc. Fine watch repairing u speeiulty.
R001). 11, 3. diumondsyvntchcs. jewelry. silver Ind
plum! ware, rcpmnug aspectulty. all Huiust. 5N.
LAWTI-IID‘I.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic h'd'g. Wnll
st. borough. Notary Mid Iicul Benito.
FROST. RUSSELL a No. )luln st. notary. icgnl
business of all kinds carefully Ittendcd to.
HURLBUTTJ. BELDEN. rooms 5 and it limits
building. It ll“ st. borough.
LIGHT. JOHN H. 1122 Washln on st 5. N. notIry
commissioner of deeds for NEW York rule.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. room 4 Gazette bldg.
borough. Attorney. notary and outs.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room 3. Falwell! Co. Nu.
flunk building. N. Counsellor at law.
Whirl". JOHN J. rooml Huronic building. Wail
st. borough.
LIV'I‘ZRY STADLES.
DANE HORACE E. Excelsior livery Ind board
lug stables. 031cc No. Pi River st. N.
GREGORY. GEO. ii. 11 Knight st. N. Pine turn<
outs uepcc'tulty. Telephone lib-ii.

LOCK )IANIWACTI‘RERS.
LOCKWOOD MANI'FACTI‘RINO (it). DI It. s.
N. Manufacturers of hullrh-n" hardware. tston
office 30 Pearl rt; New York office 99 Ruth: st‘.
Chicago office 1‘) Luke st.

NORWAIH LOCK COMPANY. S. N. New York

office 52 t'hntnhors s1. Locluv Ind builders' hurd~

ware; destgnvre; founllm- workers of Irtistic

house trimmings in bronze. runs out! iron.
LUMBER DEA LERS.

HILL. E. J. 0 Water st. N. All kinds of lumber de-

livercd to any point by mil. team or vessel.

MACHINE SIIOPB.
NORWALK IRON WORK5 CO. The. Water It.
um R. R. bridge. 8. N. (learnt untehltmy. iron
Ind brass castings. forgtn . BIbbitt mctIl. m
pairs for mutufttctories rtesrnboIts.
Milli-WELD. WM. A. Knight at. N. New muchlncry
mode and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDEN BBS.
JENNINGS at WATERHURY. 8. N. berries and Ill
gudcn produce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET. ‘20 Wsll st. N.Wm.WIrdwell.
prop. beef. veal. lItnb. mutton sod poultry.
AVltiO‘l. A. 158 Main at. N. meats. fruits. "not.
hles. fish. oysters. clubs. and encullops, butter.
t-ggr. lIrd. canned gorilla. etc.
BENNETT 4k ”HATED. mots. no: lob
stern. clans. fruits. ‘23 No. Main st. it y.
RINSE-LL. DANA (I. 12 Math st, N. choice nests.
poultry. nah. vegetables, etc.
BRITTU'H CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Wltcr It, N.
Heats. vegetables. fruits. poultry. st lowest prices
CARR. WILLIAM ll. Benedict Farm tosrkct. KN.
Pint: mats. fmh Wflflblulo—Imvcstmh prices.
PARRINOTON J. A. meals. ltry.flsh.o Itrrs.
vegetables. fruits. butter. etc. It square. .N.
0121512080. ‘28 Chestnut It. ll. N. choice new.
vegetables. fruit. etc. Lowert (nah prices.
HAYES "RD 13 No. Alain at ti. N. prime steels
of Ill kinds, Iim rendered Ind a apcclslty.
J l.‘ DEMIN. A. (l. Ccntrsl Hum. cov. Alain Ind Hsvb
lend st. 8. N. Choice mt». poultry. vrgmbles.
UMBURNKR. WI. IN Washington It. bridge. 8.
N. dale! lu Ill klutla lrvsh mu.
LOCRWleD. 1.. Washington St. bridge, A. N, due
nests. lob. oysters. chm. vegetables. etc.
LOCKWOOD 8 LOCKWOOD. 7 HAIR 01. N. Illa
am. poultry. fish. oysters. (Isms I specialty.
LYOND. A. 8.. Old Well Modem?! No. lulu st.
a. N. prime rncIts Ind poultry at lowest prim.
MMJIO. ALlllN. lulu ll. near West. 15. N. choirs
masts. the, oysters. vrgnuhles. drill-guess“, m:
PICKEIfINO. 11.8. East Ive. op. Ichml Mil-1.1.8.
beef. val, mutton. etc.
HCIIAL'H. JACOB. as West Wuhlugtou mil. H.
strictly flrsbclm meats. poultry I ups-dull].
SMITII'Pl WARHINOTON MARKET. 68 their
tort at. ti. N. flue masts Ind poultry for funny trade.
HI‘fLLANK. J. W. 15 hound It. N. wagon rum
daily Ill cm the town.
WADE. W. ti. market. Bream. RN. runs
to In puts of town with Inc (mu sud t meets.
WIXONJ. 2.27 WI" at. 1". Choice min. ponb
try. fruits. vegetables. butter. em. ctr.
MARRLR AND GRANITE.
HATER. 1'. W. Wsln st. N. musty-tum of lot-
man'tte Ind trouble. work. Ilsa dealer in building
some Ind cemetery work.
STEVENS. If. W. to .‘llsln It. It. Herbie Ind nas-
“ll! mounuwuls. hrsdstmtat. prints, efc.
MASON! AND RCILDBM.
simmer; HENRY. 151 West Ive. RN. All limb
of stone mason mimic taken.
SHELDON WILLIAII. "Wilton ave-ire. R. Diane
M. Also Wraparounm.
Hm. WI‘I‘JJAN 11.1: West It. 8. I. Jobbing

prompt) .
tswwn. WILLIAH. 5 nm It. It. All Harbor
prose ml nailing promptly nitration to.
limits so led from my own usury.
Iltft'll ”WM
(OHM BROS. Inmate hslidl . 1". ml! 14
So. lulu at. to. N. Orr-time's 1 pools
HEROHANT TAILORD.
cums”. I. 31 Wait at. N. A Must Rm.

I. .

new ”I. 1? xmmmsttvtuum
. .

multinational!“ l... Mas
“calm.

 

C 'ulmr HEW”
'mfll'thshmn'

mumfnm user «guns.
CAVANAOII muscular. a s .mnuasy
anddrsvsrn'sktng. y t,

“worn-rs beldqurtenfor million! swu-
st, N. (see sdvcrtlsmsnt) '

nrcn sum. Ilsa. to Isln still. s to
"on hm ialsnd Dyeing w llhmul

runs. us. I. L 9 Bulslnst. s. N. lat-st

Jib... tit-:31.” iii Imus: m
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museum

IIIIBIO months.
BRADLEY Ills. G. W. daughterof thsluleWut.
ll. Nash) It): Rain st. N. instrumental music only
YHITLIIBB IIINNIE P. 101 lulu It, N. Piano
Ind emu instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. B. 87 . Pluto
m High st, 1! , organ

y.

HUNTINGTON.IRS.129 Ilsiu st.N. Vocal 1n-
struction and voice development.

NAHH. H188 JENNIII K. at North statue. N.
Piano and argon instruction.

SAWYBKIRB. RJ. teschsrofi sntai Ind
vocal music. RssldcuesstlfrlJt. H. lalried's,
Well It. 8.11

NEWS DHPOTS.

BODWELL. H. B. 74 Wuhlngtou st RN. blink
books. . mum etc.

WHEELER. J. B. 155 Wuhlngton It bridge. 8. N.
Newspspcrs. stationery. tin Ind glIss wsrs.

NEW TORI! MESSENGER.

FERRIS R. D. Orders left It Hodwell‘s store.
74 Was ‘ngton st. 6. N.

LOCKWOOD. C. I}. offices DcKiyn’s. 8. N4 Greg-
ory's N.; New York 109 Greene It.

NEW A SICONDHAND WRNITHRI.

PODMORE. W11. under Salvation Army barracks.
S. N. Stoves. ranges. crockery. carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.

HELL. IIIIIAM P. 0. Box 111. S. N. wholesxlc
shipper of oysters and claims.

CUTIIILL, R. J. font of Raymond st. 3. N. wholcv
sale dealer in fine oyster-a.

HOYT. W. [1. Jr. SON. 1'24 WIter st. 3. N. foot of
Raymond) planters. exporters Ind w olcsxlc
dialers in native oysters.

Ill-JED It HOUNMAN. tart Watcrst. S. N. plantar
Ind shippers of Norwslk oysmrs.

VAN NAME. J. L. It 00.. 1'. 0. Box MS 8. N.
Oysters Ind clams. wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. Als~
thorpc. prop. Riverside are. 8. N. Stoves. Sloan
and Hot Air Furnace work I specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrattd Carton furnace.

PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

PIlOWIT'I‘. J. T. 4.5 Main st. N. Jewett‘s loath.
Musury uud Wudsworth's mixed puiula.

RAYMOND BROS. Jewctt's. AtlIntic und Stanley‘s
Lend. Calcutta oils Ind Averill Chemical Paint.

SMITH. W. H. I: ('0. 15.: 17 Water pt. N. agents
for Lougmnn & Martinez paints.

PAPER HANGINGB.

PRATT it C0. Water It. near Wail. N. also points.
oils Ind glass.

I’IIOWITT, J. T. ‘5 Main at. N. window shudcs.
Hollands. fixtures. etc.

TAYLOR (1 (‘0. ‘11 lulu Ill. N. also burdwnrc.

points. oils. glass. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BI.ACKIIA.\‘.C. A. 11 Main st. N. instantaneous
process. Children's photos I specialty.

NORTH. G. S. 78 Washington at, S. N. one nullity
only sud that the boat.

READIIAN. it E (luzctte bulldl , N. Cabinet
photographs 82 per dnz: ouehm (10181.50.
PIA NO Tl? Nllti AND REPA "1'38.

HEN DEE. C. P. Imkwooll Hull. N. Also dealer to
pianos. organs. sheet music. etc.

PLANINO MILIS.

RANDALL MINER I). K. N. All kindst wood

work at retail or for the trolls.
I’LCAIBING.

IEEKERA C0.. W. II. flute Hull block. 8. N.

Plumbing. steam sud ps fitting.

NASH. I-‘. H. It BRO. cor. loin Ind Went via. 8. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. noses Ind beams.

RAILROADS.
NORWALK H0 RAILWAY 00. Jenni}:
Hyatt. past; 0. Hoyt. supt.

REAL ESTATE norm.
LAYTON. JACOB I. WIshingtou at. next to P.O.
its. property for rule. houses to rent. (Ice adv.)
HORRELL s L‘HOIMKDIEU. 96 Washington at.
b‘. N. telling. renting Ind collecting.
WILQON. 0. II. (Imus bldg. N. Invrsunstits Ind
mom-y to loan. Also lmunncs written in but
of compIntrs at the lowest rates.
WOODWAHD. F. A. No. Minn ll, 8. N.bouses 0
rent Ind building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.

Ill-IE HIVZ. 5 Wstcr It. N. erm mesls It all
hours. dinner 25c.
Ill-ZN RY‘S. 1680. Haiti «.8. N. The best Etc dinner
in the my. Baud by the day or week.

SANITARY ENOINEERS.
RIDER. W. R. A SON. 5 Washington st. 3. N.
Hydnullc Ind Civil rngtnccrs.

SCHOOLS. (l’rivIte)

BAIRD'S. MISS lNSTiTl'TE. r. Orclnrd R. N.
Young ladies wording Ind day school.
HEAD. Hrs. Hillside. N. Day Ind bosrdinx school
for girls and young lsd‘tcs. Pits for any college.
or course com r in 11. Fully equipped lab-

rItory stut- . New orb Irtlats amp ed in
musical merit. tiprclsl IdvIntIges or the
the study of art. inn and eiocutton.

Full term baths Iw'ols-r 2d.
sent upon applicntton.
NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. hunks.
trauma, principal. Circulsr on room-st.
\VII.SIIN. MIL I: II Silkhll for hayr- Nuns-an“
l'l I'rrporstur to mlleevutul M‘it'illllit MIIIMIF.
For tirmlurv. it: drew tut above
SEWING MACHINES-

SHAILKR. l' H. 111 So lulu st. RN. "Wheeler and
Wilson" Ind “Household.” medics. oil. attach.

u. Ilepdrinx I specialty.

SEWER CONTRACTORS-
RAYIOND Ilium. uwrn built. Inter plpfl lsld.
excuutmg. filling. grading. lundmpc punishing.

SHOE MANII'AL'I‘DRIIHS.
LIIIVKHHIIHY. IATIIEWHON & CO. RN. Lsdtm'
has: then.

050. H. WEED I (‘0. fut Inf-Ilevrtmu 71. 73.
75. Ind 72' Wllrr If. R I . Mbllsbfll 1870.
Manufacturers of Isdles' misses' Ind children‘s
due footwear for the rrtIt insult.
DIIIR’I'JVAIHTI AND UNDERWEAR.
Hf'Tt'ifiNleN. (.1)th R. CO. NorvIIlk. New You
Ind Bridgeport. Clmn.
HPOR‘I'RHEN'H GOODS.
AIKEN. JOHN If. A! lain st. N. bro-lama for
guns, fishing trickle. ammunition. etc.
STAII RUILDZBB.
BAI KR. JULII'N. Water st. next in Whole” fotm
dry. 6. N. Mains-ti hand mile to order.
Tilt DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKH. Wm
It. ll. N. Win H. 11011. W.
”TEAM DECIDED AND NIP”.
NORWAIJI "to! WORK!) (30.11».er at.
our if. It. hrld‘e. H. N.
HTZADIBHII’ TICKET 40ml“.
Cll'll'l'lll. s. W. Raoul: building N. usemshlp
tlrkrtc. pension agent. notary on it. etc.
LAYToN. JACOB l. Washington st, mtto v.0.
11.x. [We tkkrwlraftst money order-Jae Id.)
"01‘! DIALRIH.
"RHINJOHN H. footof Wuhium $8.11. Illa
brick. lime. assent. hslr. plotter.
IORTON. JOHN ll. u'l'uylov smss. l. N. Also
fun of concrete walks.
RAYNOND snort use. brown. Greenwich and
building stone. granite and tuIrbls met-rings.
“0V”, RANGE! AID HEATH”.
xmrntm, LANDOS. as llsvlisnd st. H. it. Has
stoves and water heaters. P. 0. box on.
I’Ollrlidgei.f W. I! Wyatti ' st. B.N.‘stavvs.
I'm as. have I‘ll‘l l m 39’
”its. etc. Tin sod copper "I“. tsp-3:131”.
DILLICI. 511.?an A . m Valid on It
hrldnJlJJtovssasnges.

.D‘m mete.
TRUCKING.
HORTONJOHN IIHTsylorsvuusJ. H. W
IIII bury trucking My student to.
Justin-runs.
Imus. . D. Dell I. I“. use
lines 7 '1‘ It. 1'.“ ‘
RATIONDJIIO. II. lewd.“ It I. III
series a Dewey st. Telephone 174.
mgg‘IY ammo sf
MILO . NJ. classed Inspiration
WCO. link. It. ’4. res. Isa-cut.
I000.

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CONN" SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1890.

PRICE TWO CENTS*

 

ALL READY FOR THE FRAY.

THE PollCBS IR LINE POI! ION-
DAY’B BATTLE.

 

A Psw Points for Voters to Beer In Hind
—Comlng Conventions—Bonner Raising
It Bridgeport Tel-night.

Everything is now ready for the local
elections. and may the best men win.

The booths at the hose house in this
city are ready for Monday‘s annual town
election.

The Republican Congressional conven-
tion for the Fourth district will be held
at Proctor’s . ra House. Bridgeport,
usxtWrdnerddy beginning at 11 I. tn.

Rev. A. B. ergurty. of Greenwich,
will speak in s Durien Town Hall this
evening in the interest. of no license.
Several other able speakers will be pres»
ent.

J. B. Ella and Stiles W. Curtis have
been employed by the registrars of the
First district to make a thorough comes
for new voters before the November
election.

If promises count for anything, every
candidate can figure out his election.
But nevertheless posters will be used
freely and the counters will have 3 hard
time of it Monday night.

The town election in the Second dis-
trict will be held in Putnam Hose house
on Franklin street. and the city election
in the Police Rooms on Havilund street.
The polls open :1th a. m., and close at
5 p. m.

In giving the Republican City ticket.
the Hour today has it that Charles I“.
Hallcck is running for councilman.
Sam! el Raymond's name should uppesr
where Mr. Bullock’s is. The flour was
evidently misinformed.

The postponed banner raising of the
Young Men's Republican club, of Bridge-
port. Will take place tonight. General
8. E. Merwiu. the candidate of the Re
publican party for governor. will be
present. and the center of attraction.

The borough election will be held in
the store recently occupied by B. S.
Bluscer The polls will be open from 6
I. m. to 5. p. m. The town officers will
be balloled for in the Town House under
the secret ballot law. The borough offic—
ers will be elected in the old way.

The name of Platt Price has been sub-
stituted for the: of John J. Hanlou, for
member of the Board of Relief on the
Democntic town ticket. On the Repub-
lchu borough ticket Elbert 8. Adults"
some bu been substituted for that of
John D. Klmmey for barge-s. Messrs.
Hanlon and Kimmey refused to stand.

Thirteenth District Sermtorsblp.

The Democratic Senatorial caucus for
this district will be held at the Norvrslk
Hillel next Tuesday. The nomination.
We believe. is conceded to Norwalir. pro-
vided the delegates from this town are
agreed. Two candidates are mentioned.
ex-Mayor William B. Hubhell. of this
city. and John S. Seymour. of Norwnlk.
Two years ago Mr. Hubbell lucked only
sixteen votes of on election. and his
friends are quite anxious that he should
again be a candidate. feeling quite conf'i
dent that he. if any Democrat, can carry
the district this full. Mr. Hubbt-ll would
certainly be It strong candidate.

PERSONAL rtitioiiirits.

The Goings Ind Comings of People we
Like to Rood About.

bit-s anio Edwards of Smgutuck is
visiting NOl’Wqu friends.

Levi l7. IInnItllfI. of the borough.
Icuvra town today for Sivancuh. (in.

Charles 11. Ortflin of New Haven. was
in ”HR city youtrrdoy calling on friends.

Principal W. C. Poole. of this city,
will spout! Sunday with his mother in
Derby.

Miss Julia Stone of Hudson City. N.
Y.. is llu‘ gnu-at of fro this on South Alain
llle'I, Ill!» city.

Willis (indent, of New Rochelle. N.
Y.. hill! hm. uniting I-‘rank Foster on
Ely n'rllll” during the past week.

Clarence Be-Ilrck. thn son of George W.
Helm-it. of Holleck Brothers. u now in
Florence. In ubom a week he leaves for
Rome. and ufivr traveling throughout
Italy he will start for home about the
middle of Member.

Unfortunate Ir. Orly.

Michael Gray. of Franklin avenue. has
boon rather unfortunate of lute. One
day last Week he fell from the boom of s
derrick in Tvillst' coal yard, and but! sev-
oerl ribs bmkon, besides receiving other
revere bruises. Three dsys inter his lit-
tle fnupyeur-old dsoghlrr wss knocked
down by I baker's wagon and hsd her
hip IIIQIOCIINI. However. both father
and daughter Ire doing nicely.

The lowlylon lI-vhov.

The people of Rowayton are much in'
(created at primal in the many improve-
ments that are being mule shout the
place, but nothing is receiving more Itn
tsntfon than the improvement that will
be nude in the harbor by the expendi-
ture of $5,000. Better harbor facilities
In whst is greatly needed to help boom
Rowayton. and the people appear to he
sure to the situation.

no Work Will Do rusted.

A gang of Italians has begun the work
of laying the 16-inch pipe from Daniels
corner to tbedsm,tosupply the borough
of Kuwait with I Melon: amount of
outer. Property owners nice; the flue
bsvsbvou ssttlsd with manually, Ind
the ”rivalry-Wright“; by
the mums. W. B. Rider & Bum—-

 

floods-mam.

BBPLECT AWIIILB ON THIS.

And the- Remember Ton OI- Own I
Home. Toe.

Aptuctlcal example of what can -be
done by people through these sssocla»
lions is found in the Staten Island Asso-
clsiion, which has been running four-
teen years, and which closed its fifth
series of stock in January. Every stock-
holder in the third series received 8200
for each $121 invested. This series
matured in ten years and one month.
The first series matured in nine years
and ten months; the second in just ten
years.

The association has in twelve years of
its existence handled $500,000, at a total
cost of $4,500. It has only mule one
foreclosure. and that only at I slight
loss. This is due to the (not that its
loans are made within the limit of $5,-
000, Ind it has never made a single loan
up to the limit yet. It will form close to
the full value where the reputation of
the member warrants it. It has made
loans to servant girls of nearly the full
value to build homes, the rental value of
the homes covering the full monthly
payments. The members are nearly all
wage-earners, who agree in saying that
had it not been for their connection with
the association they perhaps would not
have saved I dollar of the money which
now aggregates over it half million, and
which is nearly all invested in homes,

Receipts for the past year were $38,309.97.
—Thrtlt.

Drilling—u} not;

A In: List of Currie. and I Good Meet-
lnx Promised.

The supplementary fall meeting of the
Derby Driving Company will be held
October 14, 15, 10 and 17. at the Derby
Driving Park. Never in the history of
the association has there been such a big
number of entrles nor such good horses.
Among the entries era the following:

First day. No. 1—2z50 class; purse,
8200. B. Lockwood's “Nate Hubbard."
W. I]. Lockwood’s "George Wilkes," W,
H. Lochwood’u "George A." No. 2——
2130 class; purse. 250. W. H. Lock-
wood’s "Maud.”

Second day. No. 23—2910 class; purse.
8200. B. Lockwood's “Sam W.,” W. H.

Lockwood's ”George Wilkes," w. H.’

Lockwood's “George A."

Third day. No. 0—2233 class: purse.
3250. W. H. Lockvvood's "George A."
No, 7—free for all. pacers; purse. 8300.
W. H. Lockwood's "Victory,”

Fourth day. No. 8—2237 class, pacers
sod trotters; purse. $200. B. Lockwood's
"Nate Hubbard." B. Lockwood’s “Sum
W.”

Entries close Saturday, October 11.

Y. M. C. A. Notes.

The song service in the Y. M. C. A.
rooms Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
will be m the form of a consecration ser-
vice. General Secretary Simone will
lead the meeting. and all members of the
association are requested to be present if
possible. New topic cards will be dis-
tributed It this service.

The Board of Directors held an ad-
journed meeting. Friday evening. at
which several items pertaining to the
work wore considered and acted upon.

The slivers! educational classes will be
commenced next week and no young
man who desires to benefit himself by
evening study this winter under thor»
ouuuly competent teachers should fail to
call It the Y. H. C. A. rooms this even-
ing and make out an application.

The new Boya’ room of the association
will be opened on Monday evening at 5
o'clock, and Ill boys between the ages of
eleven and sixteen years are invited to
spend Monday evening at the mociatiou
rooms. The boys’ work will hereafter be
known as the Junior Department of the
Y. M. C. A.. and the room will be open
after Monday to all (numbers of the De-
partment. as follows: Every afternoon
from 3 to 6 o‘clock and on Seturduys
from 9 em. to 0 p.m. All persons inter-
ested in the work for boys are invited to
call at the rooms HondIy evening.

The Ila-bury 'III’.

We Would cell the attention of our
readers to the ldvertisement of the Den-
bury Agricultursl Society, in another
column, the success of which hIs become
proverbial.

The attendance at the yeIrIv exhibi-
tions of this society has within ten years
more than quadrupled itself, and the
concourse of people one meets there is
rally startling. but is easily recounted
for when one considers the variety and
size of its departments and the choice
display of each and every exhibit.

The Fair has developed into the largest
and best in the New England states. and
its almost phenomlnai success is due
mainly to its just and generous manage-
ment, the officers having always endur-
ored to any out their programme in
every particular. sparing no time, effort.
or expense in catering to the wants of
its patrons.

Changed Their Quarters.

The Norwslk Wheslmsn Ind Social
Club hsve been gradusily growing since
their organization as a society. The
lItsIt also of provpsrlty Is the hiring of
the floor over J. A. Fanington’s market.
Tbs front room will be filled up In par-
Ior and in the buck room the mschlues
will be kept. It is proposed to hold
many plesvsnt soclsl events in the room
during the whiter.

—-"Iy husband is the suit of the
min.” said I man’s wife. "Yam 1
know hels.for be‘mltvd'methe other
«by when lie-old III some aosp Ind
told toe It was Is pod Ind minim]

 

 

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ANENT THE intuit.

AN IMPORTANT DECISION BY
JUDGE PHELPS.

 

The OlIlnu tint the New York. Brill..-
Port and Instant Rullrond has no Leg-I
Status in the State Sustained.

A Connecticut Associated Press special
from Greenwich, Court, last night. says:
Colonel H. W. R. Hoyt. attorney for the
Bryan Land Investment company, Jared
Scoliold and others. today received no—
tice that Judge Phelps, of the superior
court, has decided that the Parallel road
project, now known as the New York,
Bridgeport and Eastern railroad, has no
legal status in the state.

The New York,Bridgeport and Eastern
Railroad company is alleged to have
been the outgrowth of the old Olmstead
parallel, and Colonel Hoyt made the
claim that as it had not complied with
the railroad laws of the state it was not
entitled to recognition. The court has
sustained this claim. and it is the first
one given under the new general railroad
law.

Last spring the parties represented by
Colonel Hoyt were much exercised over
the proposed layout of the road through
their property, and several hearings were
had before the railroad commissioners.
At these hearings Colonel Hoyt claimed
that the New York. Bridgeport and
Eastern road had not complied with the
law as to making surveys, etc., and that
the maps and profiles were simply copies
of the Olmsteud scheme. Therefore, he
urged, the commissioners should refuse
to hear the case. as the road had no legal
existence. The commissioners. however.
decided that, as overthiug looked all
right, they were not authorized to decide
as to the status of the road, and the bear-
iugs were held and many witnesses were
heard.

In the superior court in Danbury some
days ago the matter was heard by Judge
Phelps. and he has rendered his decision
as stated above.

VBNTEIITAINIIET;

Very Funny.

“The Grab Bag" is the very funny title
of a very funny farce, written by I very
funny man on a very funny subject.
Local optiouis the entire. The plot is
said to be "out of sight." The comedy
will be presented at Music Hall next
Thursday evening. ctohor 9.

Zorn.

The Troy Telegram thus speaks of this
spectacular play. which is booked for
the Opera House, Monday night: "Zozo"
the Magic Queen, will reign, this week,
end her potent aceptre will no doubt
prove effective as heretofore in drawing
large audiences. The loved and loving
sovereign of the fairy realm, “7.3m,"
whose enchanted wand rules the flowery
land and its pretty mourners. and her
favorite and bearer of the talisman are
two ideal characters. The company has
been largely augmented by u corps of
competent artists. Special features are
scenic effects, pageautry and military
parade of the Queen's Guards.

 

 

Katie Pearson Comedy Company.

The above company begins it five
nights' engagement at the Opera House.
Norwalk, next Tuesday evening. October
7. The company is spoken of nsbeiug
the atrongest repertoire company ever
through New England. Their repertoire
is excellent. including such plays as
”Uncle Dan'l: or. A ”meager from Jim
vis Section." “Divorce." “The Midnight
Alarm," "The Plantcr’s Wife." "Queen's
Evidence." "The Octoroon." etc. The
prices of udmiesion for this engagement
have been placed It 15. 25 and 35 cents.
Reserved seats now on sale at usual
places. A grand family matinee will be
given Saturday afternoon. The matinee
admission will be 10 and 20cents. The
engagement will open Tuesday evening
with the famous fouruct comedy.“chle
Dun’l; or. A Messenger from Jarvis Sac-
tioo." msde famous throughout America
by the lute BIrney Macaulcy. As the
company is first-clue and the repertoire
good, we predict packed houses nightly
during their engsgemmt.

Iln-nell It Dunbar].

Mr. Donnell has secured Hmytho’s or;
cheatru for his show It the Danbury fIir
next week. which will consist of I grant
comedy company with Mudammselfs
Christina, the twoheadvd nightin-
gale. who has two bends, one body. and
four units. libs is I very sweet singer.
There will also he juggle". end I fall
corps of specialists. so thst tho perform-
ance will be constsot during each day.

south writes.

Nelson HInford is visiting friends in
Ibdgefleld.

George W. Bmslley paid I visit to New
Csnun on Sunduy.

Reuben I1. Olmsissd. of Cartoon. spent
two dsys this week with relatives in this
place.

Host of our people Ire counting on at
least one day’s enjoyment It the Dan-
bury fslr. s '

Mrs. D. Could, I!" Mills Obit“ and
Mrs. E. 8. lfsrvh, of Winnlpauk. were
M of lfr. Ind lire. Joules H. TIylor
on Thuradsy.

Contractor Blsltesley is greatly for.
proving the roadway near the Nomad:
line by filling In numerous washonts.

The first soclIble of the mason was
given attire former residence of 1. 0.
Hugh wuwymtng. 2:» Mn.
ty- vsvou wsvspnssst denial-g
was Isdoipd in until the early hours of
the nursing.

 

 

ALL AROUND THE “All.

Hutton Worthy o! loath-M lb '0’
Ilium Ivor: Div- ,.

Au Ellington mun wss fined m Wd'“

11wa for some; partridge; . ‘

The Willimsntic fair. which aimed

yesterday, was visited during the III!!!

 

Arthur, aged ten years, son of J..W

strange dog I few weeks ago. The
wound healed, but is low” dlyssso the
arm became very painful and ym
the boy died in grsst agony.

Mrs. James Coley, of Elston. dist!

birthday. being in the Enter: town re-
cords. She had given birth to W
children. and died I town pauper. A
widower. a second huahsnd, thirty-five
years her junior, survives her.

The students of the Esrtlortl high
school are very much dissatisfied It the
dismissal of F. R. Childs, I tesohar, I“
yesterday morning hung I large holler
on the corner of Wilmington Ivonne and
Asylum street, upon which was painted
the words, “We Want Childs.”

The people of Waterbury are becom-
ing greatly alarmed over the Influx! of
the Water supply. The present reservoirs
were built twenty ears sgoond were
calculated to supply demundl for ten
years, The city is more thlll three till!!!
as large as it was then, and stillthsre
has been no increase in the tutor supply.

Wednesday afternoon Frank Damon,
aged twenty, of Farmingion, Ind I qual-
rel with his mother, setzed his gun Ind
fired at her. filling her neck full of shot
and tearing away a part of but our. Ho
was arrested and locked up in the town
house. but subsequently made his coupe
and is now at large. Mrs. Dormuu will
I'QCOVEI'.

Meriden republicans have. on sccount
of a petition from the Political finality
club. asking that a lady be plsoudon the
board of school visitors, nominstod lb
Alice Derby. a highly admitted Ind
wealthy lady, for that positlou. The
democratic caucus lately refused to grunt
the some petition and would not nomi-
nate a lady. The prohibition“ 1|st
Mrs. E. B. Kendrick in nominllion for
the position.

Mayor 0. R. Baldwin, of WIWIIIU,
has discovered I scheme in which so so
tempt was made by I bogus priest resid-
ing in Sugunto. Spain, to "Indie m

were received from the priest. when
home is givenau Pablo Jimenez. He
claims to be guardian over I child
whose father died,
containing maps and I big sum d
money. hidden in America. The box,
it is alleged, is in the possum of
the Spanish authorities and the money
is needed to obtain possession of the
maps. In return the Mayor via to re-
ceiva one third of the treasure. This
bogus scheme was exposed sevarsl
months ago by Minister Palmer. '

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80cm Nomvnut » Communion“..—
Rev. John W. Ballantine, of Ridgsfield,
will preach at both services tomorrow,
in exchange with the pastor. The even-
ing service will begin It 7:00 o'clock.
Young People's meeting at 6:10. Allure
invited.

Yum Memootsr EPISCOPAL Cum,
South NorwaIk—Rev. Crandall J. North,
psator. 10-30 a. m., communion service
goddreceptltion of members; 12 o’clock.

do try so 001 session; Sp. to. a
people's meeting, led by ' WWI:
Dickens: 7 p. m., preaching by the pa-
tor; subject—The license question It the
polls. The morning servrco willbs of
unusual interest because of the
number of members to be received.

Ttusrrv Curried-Holy communion,
with sermon, at 10:30 s.m.: Sunday
school It 12 o’clock; evensougnnd ser-
mon at 7 [MIL

Scum Nonwuur Bums! Chosen.»
Rev.ArchlbIld Wheaton,psstor. Presch-
ing morning and evening. Young pso-
ple’s prayer meeting 6 p. m. Bangers
welcome.

NOBWALK Mmootsr Cum—At
10.30 I. in. tomorrow the Lord's supper
will be administered and I close of olefin

probationers will be received into full
membership. I’reuchln tomorrow
evening It 7.30o'clock. g spools! rs-
qurst the subject will "Phebe."
Mondsy being the day set for our
Iocsl elections, we shall indulge in I pro-
ludo of ten minutes on "Ballot ‘-
"‘3."

F139;! Cosousontonsr. Cm.~

Services at 10:30 I. m. and 7:1!) p. II.
Subject of the morning discourse-The
call of God to I slumbsrlux church. II
the evening Dr. Noble will give the lost
oil the aortas of hhil course upon
unity In or or religions' subjects—-
Chmtiauity's enduring power’.
Smxowooo Union Cuim~8nbjset
Holiday evening—Forgetting the Lord--
Jar. 2:23. ednevds events
our pas-over. I Cor. :7. ‘1. ‘
Kmom‘ Bram A. I. E. m

J. 1’. Stephen. psator. Preach“ fl
covensnt meeting 10:00; It. Binder

school 12 m. Prsyermeetfni 8 .-
Prescbiog'lmp. Ill-ilnw, fi-
lan 'mmfia Wand “I”!
you come us In our m
Mum..- .- ”I..- _

lenthbnry's on '0'].

Work is being resumed on the Bouill-
hnry oil well. When

manddlflisnlrplsss
it harbors
bssueksllll m. h-

 

dsys’ show by 12,000 persons. . ' ‘
Holmes, of New Britain, was him by Q. .

Thursdsy. aged 110 years, the due of bar .

Mayor out of $1,500. 80va letters '

leaving I box "

 

 

 

 

 

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