‘i
‘ amiable tiers to advertise is all
the time. The most desirsble mo-
tions ts'l‘ns Evssiso 81mm.
NUMBER 853.
Entered at the Pom office at South Norwslk its
BccuhdL'lass Mutter,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... MONDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1890.
Thor-w i
urgent-thawed ,
drum. TrymEvmoBm
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whose
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
iliillt Blililti llllfll‘llili
on I
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Abbreviations: N.—-Norwnik; 8. N.—-80tith Nor»
Walk; 3. Nr-Balt Nervudir.
To those of our readers who are not al-
ready aware of the fact we would an that
every IIrrn herein represented, whet er of
Igfe or small degree, will be found
I etly reliable in every business trans-
on. and well worthy of all patronage
extended to them.
AIR COMPRESSIOHS.
NDRWALK IROS WORKS CO. The, Writer st,
ricer It. It. bridge,
ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP, WM. 8. 10¢ Washington st, plans and
specifications furnished at reasonable rates.
RANDALL, MINER D. cor. Main and'Wsli its, N.
scale, prospective and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONEIZBS.
HITCIIKIL JAMES, office 20 Wall st, N. Itettl
ovate broker and auctioneer.
IORBELL a L‘HOIIIIEDIEU, 90 Washington st,
all kinds of property sold.
BAKERS.
DBKLYN &SON, 3?} Main st, N. and bi Washington
st, :5. N. also dealers in confectionery, ice
cream, fees, etc.
SCOFIELD EMMA C. 19 No. Main st. 8. N. Sole
agent for Ilorton‘s celebrated ice cream.
WERNER, CHAS. L. Mirth utmost Wall, N. I’m-c
cctioncry and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WILSON‘S "Home Made" Dread Bnkery, ilriinite-
ville. have orders at Uus l'itzcr's, i? i’..i’.. i'lucc,
BAN KS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall st, N.
capiul Stimuli), surplus $14,100. . George Ill.
Holmes, side-tit; E. L. Boyer, vice—president;
William . Curtis, cashier.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 Washington st,
near hiatus. N. Capital $100,000; surplus .12»
bill). H. H. Rowan, president; Jucob IL Lay-
ton, cashier.
FAIHFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Tho.-
4l \l'Illst,N. incorporated 18.29. Cupitsl 3200
W. Pratt... James W. Hyatt; vice-prest,, dein
O. lice-int; cashier, Lewis C. Green.
Iv‘AiltFiliLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The,5i
Wall st, N. Deposits stupor), surplus sumo
Winfield 5. dey, prest; hiurtui b. Crow, Vice
prest, James u. Bailey, treats.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The, 51 il‘uii
si, N. incorpomtsd trial. Capind snows). hbt'ti
ezer Hill, presL; E. J. Hill, ViCl: prost.; II. 1',
Price, cashier. Directors, id. Hill, is. J. Hill,
W. U.’l‘houlus, E. ii. Loeltvtood, J. A. Osborn.
O. E. Wilson, E. Board, I). W. Flu-h, \l. 1:
Bishop. Bunkers', hiercliunts‘, Muiiufut‘fllturs ,
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.
KORWALK SAV' 1563' but} lETk , The. Wall st, bl.
Deposits over $2,000,000, surplus swim. (marge
M. Holmes, prest., if. B. Craufurd, vice-prust.;
George IS. Miller, trons.
SOUTH NUIIWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, Dr»
posits over $500 or», surpl us whip. Alden Sul-
inans. prose; John H. Knapp, trens. Interest
paid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.
BEEF, (“'lroiestrle.)
SOUTH NOIIWALK BEEF CO. 5. ‘.\'.
beef, pork, sheep, lamb, veal, etc,
TEHHI’, WM. hi. it LO, N. Armour's beef and
provtsious. Home dressed lamb rind mutton.
BILL POSTER Alb l) DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON. J. 1". Post office box 435, N. t‘ircuiurs
folded in over lulu stunthiy papers.
BLACKSRI I’I'IIS.
CAIlR,Gl-20. '1‘. foot Kityniond st, 5. N. Horse—
shoeing a specuilty.
Blunt}!!! III; I LDI‘IHS.
BELL, GEO. 5. a Cl). 1’. 0 box 534, S. N. builder:-
of bridges, (locks, piit- foundations, etc.
BOUT AND SHOE DILAIJ'SIIS.
BROWN, H. :5. so. Ilium st, 5. 5. custom ll’ork und
repairing a specs-my. ,
HARVEY, C. H. No. Main st, 5. N. specialties in
boots, shoes Ind rubbers.
DCIIAUB, JOHN IE SUN, 85 \Vnsllluglon st, 8. S.
A good assortment at low prices.
Bull! AND allot: REPAIRING.
PHILIJYD, 0110. ‘2‘.) Rimmed Place, 5. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
BuoKsl-JLLERS AND S'I‘ATIONEKS.
PINNEU, J..Al‘.THUH, N. curd engraving, wed-
ding stationery, base bull and tennis goods.
PLAlb‘TiiD’ti Dltli'll STORE, 4:: Washington rt.
.5. N. School supplies rind getieml stationery,
BOX MAKERS, (“and and Paper.)
KNAPY, E. P. Water st,t§. N. manufacturer of but
cases, pecking boxes, etc. Genernl shop Jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
FKIIRISJOIIN 1!. ft. Washington at, s.N. also
blue stone, server pipe, hay, straw, etc. '
ARD CHAS. T. Witter st, )3. hnck a all
”gags, lune, cement, plaster, hair, etc, also blut-
sumo, are brick and clay.
RAYMOND BROS. Milwaukee, Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts, brick, lath, lime, cement, adiuuaut.
BUTTE“. CHEESE, rsuus, kc.
BOSTON BITTER HUL'SI'Z, next door to the Post
Office 5. N.—I specially made of all tlllICft'ili
varieties of cheese, im not: and llofurrsllt‘. All
grades of butter, eggs, , casual Kinds, t‘lc
CAltltIAGB “El’oalTulLll-Js.
DANE, W3. it. 50 Wall at, N. Centaurus, humus“,
horse, stable and carriage furnishings.
CARPENTER AND BUILDERS.
CHOWE, JAMES C. shop Aim at, 5. N. estimates
given, Jobbing promptly uttt-uded to,
HORTON, \V‘hi. A. ul'l‘aylor lchllllL',§, N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
RANDALL, M. D. Haridirll‘s mill, 8. 5. Hilde-tn
machinery run by chmp pumr enables me to give
low figures. huge Work a specialty.
RAYMONDHJ, it. 60 Water st, 5N manufacturer
of moldings, imminent, tunings, corner blocks, col
nitrite, MMcllH, buiusters, band, scroll mwing and
turning. list blocks, bottom inmtis,lmiuiies,rut~itr.
Jobbing done. l-‘atuuau-s given. Telephone .'.l-o.
8HEII“'OUD, S. If. iii Urui‘u rt, 5. N. Johhuu;
promptly attended to.
WILSON, B. If. shtipCroeest, near biotin—001m mr.
Will-it. and Holden ave-i, N . Steam Wood working,
mouldings, window truffles and turning. iArwusl
estimates. Money [our-1i. 'l'r-lcpllolw iiuinlm 25rd,
(lAltl'Ifi'l'si AND DIIAJLUTIIH.
tsL‘OI'lKLD A. HOYT, it limits bitty, N. 136 Wuh-
HIM el, 8. N. thee advertisement.)
DAuItIAlll: MA S l; Iv’Atl'l'Ultl'lltH.
'l‘lLLI', iihhitl', NoMain st, 5.5. manufacturer of
mingle, tipecirri atwntiutt given to fl'putflflg.
WitiUii'l‘ or. FLI'NN, hmtof Fraiiitilnst, firhlillfM}
".urcrs of rufflltucb, wagons, triu'lts, etc. Painting,
trimming and repairing I stumulty, hormwhlmtig,
CATkZItl-ths.
D'Ait'l'lllil,c. 8. let No. ill-in st, formerly of Broad
way, N. I. were: for weddings and ptirtil'l‘.
“ILA”, FREDERICK, til Willi st, 5'. weddings and
parties supplied at the “infield imlii e.
murmur; mums.
”AYE”, J. T. a Cl). 2:) Hum vi, N. also news»
Mm, stations-rs Itnl bookie-litre.
015“};th f’ll'i-l MAfilli-‘Alfl‘l'ltlrzlls.
LEONARD, CHAS. T. Witter st. )6. all men and
slupes, or" nmtit ill steps, roping, I it.
CluAlt ”0x Ml‘Nlil'Ac‘l‘lfll-llltil.
sir. JOHN. itillis. s. :r; Morshnli st, s, at. manor-c.
tumor cigar isms null tinder in rifllwtl‘.
CIIsAIt MAN L‘ l-‘Ali'l‘l.’ Mints.
HOYT ‘ OLMBTEAD ATHM it til r, The, iii no, Main
It. Ii. N. trunnion turns of fill" rigors
ULI) WELL clonit Cl). The, \‘i‘mhincton st, :1), ill.
“finished 1W.
WAUNIHJS. ill) flu. Iain It, :5. 3. also jabber in
I‘ Irlicius.
CIVIL ENUISIZERS.
“APP, WM. n. it): tt‘usningtou M, 3. N. prompt
motion given to local surveying. lurk box my,
fulfill, W. H. l DUN “if. “my atrium: mp1 l‘untt-
lemt MALV. Hydraulic aririsoriiiuy r blowers.
WOOD. I}. N. K Illa It. 3. All mum promptly
H).
“mm chlINu DEALERS.
COIS’I'OL'K infill. Ismail: building. N. not it
aolaln S.N.rnnnufvtums.jol1ln~rs and retailers
00A]. Al“) W010i).
Ilftltls Jtmh ll. ft. Washi tori rt. list. which,
womb-m. Ytlnklin. unrefined. f’rxlhlmu.
LEONARD. CHAS. T. Watnr It. I". the best tune.
t‘mof Auburn»: and Bituminous wal, also Iii
kllbrlf kindling wood.
llAIIOIfD Milli. Miuhflrnesmvck and null
«an east, ll Imbitntuims for ”WW.
“this“. I. I; .130. Water at. ovum facuxy
is. It. bay, straw. min. feed, as.
WLIJSOIJL
[131’]me COIIEBHAL. (Hulls b’d'g,
P. I! R pinup“, in, unfunny“,
Hammond
tulltl
it. . use,
(ORVMIOII Kl! (Dealers and Inn-fro)
hillIllAl, lsAAC. lat Washington si, it. it. m
M “It. “9% M “It
CORSET MANUFAUTURBBS.
ROTH & GOLDSCIIIID’I', I ray 3. N. lannfae-
turmoitheedebratedltm .Corsetr.
COUCH REMEDIES.
PLAIBTED'S COUGH RKIKDY,wamnted to cure,
manufactured at 43 Washington at, B. N.
CHOCKEIIY AND GLASSWARE.
NASH, 1'. il. a Bill). cor. lain Ind West Its, B. N.
Agate and tin ware
UNIVERSAL STORE. The, No. this st, near West,
lamps, crockery, glass ware, housefurniehinzs, etc.
DBNTIS’I‘S.
BOUTWELL, C. F. IAudor‘e block, 80. Main It. 8.
N. Ohicu hours, a a. in. to ti p. m.
KENDALL, GEO. 8.. D.D.S. Washington, our.
Franklin sts, H. N. Hours 8 mm. to 6.30 pJXl.
NEWKIHK. J, C. office at residence Lewis at,
near Congregational Church, N. gnu administered.
Gold and porcelain crowns insertni.
WEED, W. I... D.D.S. 7‘.) East lt'uslilntcton Fl. 3- N»
Hours So. in. too p. in. this nilmlulstemi.
DOORS, 8A5" AND DLISDS.
SMITHJV. H. 5: CO. 15 do if Witter st. N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SERVER I’Il’E.
PIERCE, F. hi. all Chestnut st, 5.x. Crushed stone,
sewer contractor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Altman” glazed and cement
pipe, 3 to :56 inches in diameter.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Von Zumlt are, E. N.
S'tndny hours, at to lo o.m., 4 to ‘J p. in. i’rescrip
lions carefully compounded.
GREGORY, J. u. as Wall st, 1*. Established i329.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS, JOHN A. it Main at, X. i’crfnincs,—ilfty
five different perfumes.
PLAIST ED‘S. 43 Washington st, S. X. putt-tit titr~di~
cities, etc. I’hysicisns‘ prescriptions n specitilty.
DRY-GOODS.
AIIBLEHJ. L. J: SUNS—"The Equitable," No. 2
Gazette building, 1". Dry goods, oil cloths, mitt
tings and rugs,
BANKS, E. K, Muhnr‘kt-mn Hotel block. S. N. dry-
goods, riotious,gioves, etc. Underwearuspecinlty.
BENNETTJ. Eli) Mum st, '3. Business estiitr
lislied over forty-two years.
DICHEIKMAN. A. 3: SUN, bi Washington rt. 5. N.
drt'tumls, mrpcts. etc. lsrr adv.)
SCOFIELD St HOY’I‘, :i Unit‘ffrc bidg, S. in; Wits-li-
itigtou st, 5. )2. (Mo adiortiwmrmt l
STREET. EDWARD, S Gazette bidit,
goods, funny goods, notions and hosiery.
EXI’IIESSI LOIII’A N “‘25.
ADAMS EXI'HEMS (.‘U , other rrtiiriiml ngillllll, S
.\. iiiiii i-l Willi at. N, Express fi/H' unlvrs tn llll
ports of 'l r not“. Palm-tiger 3min ~I'f\ll‘i'. Lott
mm Luv-r Hunt. iitzcur.
I‘le’ltESSNII-ZN.
Bi’X'I‘lDJ or Bill'SDMlI-Z, oilineut Benedict‘s, 1523
Wall r-l, N Our motto, "prompt utlcntion."
UAVANAHH‘S EXPRESS, buguuge. furmturoutid
pinnus moved. Latte ordri‘s ill. I’luismi‘s, :1. N.
S“ ERWUUI), \‘r‘. W., N. slate til, post-ollli c and
Hale's. Careful fiiul prompt bl‘fViCt'.
EXTRACTR, ESSENCES. ETC
BYXBEE. l". S. & ID. if.) Minn >t. N. Milliulltt‘lul"
cl" of .m i'lll ;.i‘~ l‘t'lt bnl‘wl flooring uxirurts.
NUR‘J'AIJI Ii) HAUI‘ I'll N. niiiriiifnriun-rs of
title extracts. I“. >. Ambler.
FIIIITI L] I HRS.
RAYMOND BR! ira', Ilfllil.t‘y"- super pliiiriililitr.stwc-
isl munurt-s, llllldpi:t.—ll’f.1,,’flllifiii lllilit‘.l\itml lulil‘fi.
bhll'l'll, \V. H. Jr" (I), With-r St, N, irgi-iils for \Vl‘r
llillib t'lurk tn Co's sinnduril li‘i’illlll'l‘",
FIRE BRICK ASD (‘L.\I'.
RAYMOND HRH.“ Ordinary shapes lll stark, sper-
ili‘is in uriict,tlreiziortst,~.-riill,cliimiiey llin- litmus
FISH, OYSTEIIS, (SLAJIS, IITC.
fl [’N’I‘ rk ZELI'i-‘F, 6'.) Washington st, 5 N. tine
fish, oysters, clunis, fl’lllLi, gums, togetitbics, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'AIJiS.
HORTON, JUHX if. a: Taylor auntie, n. )8.
stone denier.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for rliitz. concrete,
asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND 1101‘ “'ATEB
II EAT BBS.
MEI-IKERJV. H. Jr. CO. Music Hall block, 3. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FILED.
"ISLAND GEM“ FLUL‘il, the best mode.
full to use it.
L‘Hl)MIIEDIEI'JMNIEL. oust still of Wu—hinmon
st bridge. The choicest of f:itii.l_v iluur kt'pl,
RAYMOND ilitus. hay, stmtv. ilour and feed in
puckugr, loud, car or t'urco lots.
RED Skill. lhinan‘rofo-r‘. at How.
ground teed, gruimni rind rye ilnur.
I-‘I.Ulll~lT§.
BERG, PAUL. Woodward l'l.l"l‘, S. N, [Marita-I, cut
flowers and ornamental pit-r rs manic to order.
UCIGL‘E, i’. L. 3o Wurd st, o p. lftoou L‘vim-tn-ry, .\'.
Plants, cut flow-rs. etc. lurul itul'k u spu-‘adty.
MCKAY, JOHN, E. N. tour the tit-pot. Bedding
lllllisv cut flowers and ilurui limit of it'd kinds.
the roses ii epfl‘litlly.
SMITH. JOHN Ii. 50. Main st, SN. the oldest and
best known florist ill this \ll iiiity, Hunts, rut
flowers, etc. Floral Work of oil Mills-1‘. specially
and done promptly,
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, 1'“El)DUHE,\VashJtigmii .-t.ir:irt I‘Illl)
Furniture, looking ghkfiecr, pictun fruuw, r'll‘_
(SHAH at \l'ill’l"i'l.l~lsi£\', :16 Mom st, .\'. tihiy
morid's old stand) See adtt-rtii-rment.
RAYMOND (IF-O. ll. new More. to and in Main st.
N. Four doors nbove old stun“.
STOW, DAVID, 256, at. :11). and $2, Sojiuln st, 5.3%.
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
HAS LIIIIIT (JUMI’ANIISS.
SuitWAliK HAS LIGHT COMPANY. omic l'l
Writer at. N. this for light, heat and poem
Cultr Pill. cents per bu-«ln-l, (Joni ’i‘itr lllrl'L' dol
lflrl' prr burrvl, ffltlliuKL' curs.
(”1011115, (“'holesaie.)
HULMIZS t‘t KEELEH, Dutiil ll \"iill rt N. Wliflll‘
1!:th grin-rs, flour, mun, huy, n-tt‘,
HELLEI‘K ilillls, Muml it'. ll all at, 35. wholcsrilv
xnmcrn, flour, trod. tzrit’in, boy. etc.
(5 R00 HHS.
BROWN it WILIIUX, Til \Vrtrhlnglori ill. 5. N, .lull'
agents foru-lrliruictl l'nritilrigtnn ctr-emery butt-r
DECKER, (ION HAD. lll Worthington rt, 5 N.
choice groceries and provisions.
I’l‘lfflfls, CHAS, ii successor to "illl‘hlfl'l, :5) No.
Main pt, N. N. tithin- lll'lll‘ll wt for family trade.
PINNEHAN Jr ll‘lti'lil.i.\', 11H Mirth st, N. flour.
furl. lixiy. straw, (qu and \vuod.
l'lNNi'll' Jr. BENEDICT. rll Wail st, N. fancy Ind
staple “torches, confectionery, fruit, t'ltr.
Fl'i‘l'll, i). W. West live, my. .‘ii-rwm st. N. untied
Kurtis, comes, teas, buttvr, etc.
(HAHN-1H,“. I. :L'i Wall st, N. I cater to the best
ttwln obrsiuuliltx
(llfk’ivlli A. Milli. 'l. H Spriti Mood, H. N. fine art)
rrrii n. Home rurals, iloiir, wri, l-tr.
HAM-Will). W. 5 liar! avv twat it it. station. 8 N,
Aslsrslo- paint, in hunt ouppiu s, ctr
LAWTUN, i-' I). .c H), 2: tin. Milli) st. ii. If, gm
0 m" lillil mlvii- ilrlu‘ru'ws,
L'lillhifilflllililh lMSli‘II..r-unhitiilof Wrislilnuton
sl, bring-1.5 N for”. mile a. Hill'l”, it i-pvelnlty,
MMHIE it ILIHMAN. Nu Mtrili st. fi“Ir Viv-l. 5.5,
Fine mot-mes, for» run from», llonr, fwd, NC.
.VI‘LW YUHK ‘l‘l’Z-\ l‘li . 12 Multi st, \. M. lit Horn
'i"i tie, mifv rs and ‘Ill' l'l‘f :i spa-1 miiy.
Nii'itiziisnx .t parts, in «mi .2: stain .2, x. a
spot miiy mm!“ of flllllt' f‘lb'lll Ell mu,
(nil/UM; ill-lit, Wilhm aw. Mill .‘ll‘ll‘l‘ll It, N.
Ni w Moll), tir'tv griml- illill new put-up
SEYMUL’HJ', ['1 ill Witt-Illusion It, 2+. N. fowl
quarters for nlvlmtml ‘i’lvvv llmp‘ nmrml goods
VALUES, CHAS, ll. 5 will! It, .‘i imam”, but.
tor, I tows. our. mhlr m llffl‘i". "Hill. i-tr,
llA'f’l’BllS‘ I'l’lt‘l. (M'T'fl'fil on
Allf'il, .fOfifli'H J. 7 30mm Fl, ti. N. til-o films"
of lint bodies.
DATES, IfAfl’TlN JR. a ('0, 79 mm “will“ u, 9,
.‘6. lm "sol-cal Ilium. plush”. trimmings.
Iml Cult?” of hatilrs’ furs.
llA’I‘TER‘l' 'I'lNIl-H.
WHEELER. W A Writer st, Pl .‘li. tron founder,
will soft r'nslinxu. extension tutor Mars.
"AT! AND CAIN. lflelnll.)
KHAPI' THE ilA'l'TKK, 9i Wash‘m on It, 8. N.
Ispetialty mode- of lino ml! and no t hats.
"A1" MASIII‘AC‘I‘I'EEM.
Iii-“KKK. E. V. R (10. Union If, 8. N. fine aim
Ind liuihlc hills.
(filHFl'T k KSAI’P. telnbllflbed iii“. fmnvin
(of. Main I Emmi, Ind Water & Toilet sin. b. E.
New Your omits la) (lustre turret.
Iil'liilflfill A UARTIIOL, Kahlil: It, 3.3. Wise
Mill car-1m derby hats.
RAYMOND ‘ COIETUL’K. DIV B. 5.“. list) New
Forming CmpH-tm
VOLK BAT 1:0. The, Demand sneer. Day. 8. If.
fine ‘hl III HI.
Y. Dry
v
Also
Don't
Groin. chute
fin .
mm In all .
I3. $.02; W 53*.”
WWlAm 0.18” I. “III“
u alumna-e. "
, summon: arm count.
PWW,J.TJ§WILR.MI.MMM
W W“-
sll'i‘ll, W. H. b 00. 15 and i7 WIterIt, N. bulld-
ers‘ Ind contractors‘ supplies.
QUIN'I'ARD W. (3. Haste lIIli bloc 8. If.
our, glue, 'Itc. (see adv.) k‘ m
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYER, P. ll. 2:: Wall rt, N. custom tantalum:-
Iml repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS, M. II. Bmoltsldc Stock Farm, 8, N. line
horses ellifbd to Ill purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
French coaching stallion “Gaul-rd."
HORSE SHORES.
McQUlIAE, JOHN, No, Main It, 8. N. special at-
tontion given to shoeing driving & trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, )6 Main st, N. J.C. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
GERMANIA HOTEL, 39 Railroad pine, George
sehauli, proprietor.
NORWALK HOTEL, app I). r! N. R. If. depot.
hi. Me Phonon, strictly rst—clnss accumulations.
OLD WELL HOTEL, 86 Washington It, S.N. Heed
Havilirnd, proprieitx. European plan, 80 rooms.
HOUSE FURNISHINO GOODS.
STEVENS, J. I]. 9.! Washington st, S. N. crockery,
gin-swore, tin and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BUIICHARD. Ii. “Holden Point Form," 8.21. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLI‘DGE .k LOCKWOOD, 9 Main st, N. Insur-
sticound real estate in all its branches.
LAYTON‘, JACOB hi. Washington st, next to PO.
is N. lire, plate glass, accident null life. taco adv )
LOCKWOUI), WM. cor. Mninaml Wall sts, N. Real
estate, investments, loam negotiated. ctc.
Mt)ltit£l.l.& l.‘iiOM.\iEDIEU. 95 Washington st,
5. N. strictly hrst~ciass companies represented.
TAYLOR 6r GOLDEN, t5 Gr 41' \l’iishington st,
5.x. lleui Estate and Insurance.
ISSITRASCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT (EES‘I. LII-'8 [S5, Cl), S. S. L'-
Hntnmrdieti, agent, Washington st, 8,. . sec ad.
HI-ZTItOI'OLI'I‘AN LIFE LVH ('1). 2n Washington
st, 5. N. l”. J. (lrubb, assistant snot.
Si “(WALK FIRE 15'». (‘l').. N. In successful
hils'lflt‘, since livid No outstanding loss rliiims.
i'Eill’l.E‘. LIFE INS. {'1}. The, No 4.3 Washing-
ton st, 5. N, Jno. French, lust. sutwrintriiih'nt.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CHAI’FI'IID, H. H. Memoir hillg, .V. 5”,, Bonds
)llllilllL‘cX [kinking rind Elllllidlllt' Mtge ('os.
‘ IRON .tsn stunt.
SMITH. W. u. .t it). in and i7 Water at, N.
sprint“, rule-s, (‘Jli’f‘lll'n’ll hurdwore, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MHHHIT'F. E. M. fi'.’ rind is} Wain st, N. iron work
of all kit 1.
THE Di'Nl'.\N IRON RAILING WORKS, Witter
st, 5. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.
"IDS FUI‘NDIIII'IS.
GILES l‘e [TAMI nt The Somali; iron Works
to, :llifl also tit Bridgeport, l‘unn.
J ICIVEIJLR‘J.
l-‘l'IHHlS. A. S, :l'.) 5n. Main st. :1 .\', rip. (‘ity Hotel,
a N. thin wutrh rcputriri: :1 11pm silty.
Hi WT. H. B. Is No, )luiii sf, S. N. strictly firstcluss
goods lit low pl'lt‘t‘s.
JAI'KSUN, LctlltitND, 5'! Wall st. N watchesdla
mun-is. etc. Fine wait it repairing; a sparsity.
Hill til. H S. diamonds,watches, jem-iry, siltcr and
pizttr-tl \vurc. repairing nrpei'iolty. 8;} Mom sf, 3.x.
LA IV I II “S.
Al'ri'i’ib'. ALFRED H. room :1 Masonic b'd’yz, Wail
sf, llnfuililll. Notary lliul limi
FRUDT, Hi'. . L, it No Marin at, notary, legal
bin-inm- of u. nrls can-fully attended m,
HCHLBI'TT, J. HELDES. rooms 5 and 6 Granite
building, Wall st, borough.
LIGHT. JOHN ll 10‘! Washington St, S. N. notary
Commissioner of duds for New York suite.
Lill‘KH'UUI), EDWARD Ii. mom 1| (ion-tie bldg,
borough. Attorney, notary :uitl twin-ions.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room 3, I-‘nirdcld CO. NM.
Hank building. N. (‘onrisi-lliir nt law.
WALSH, JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wail
st, borough.
IJVIIIII' STAIILI-ZS.
DANN. HORACE i-l, Excelsior livery and board-
lli.’ stillilw. office No a itivt-r st. N.
i.lti~;t.nlt\', (ti-iii s it might «it, .V. Fine tum-
out." n ~pu~iuity1 'i'ricphoue Ila-Ii,
LUCK M.\Nl"l".\(7'l'l'lII-IIL'6.
Lot'xli'tiiil) .\i.\.\'l'I-‘Al'Ti‘ltINl; (‘0. Us st, s.
N, Iiiitiufurturers of lioiixit-rs‘ hardware iston
other: :95 Pearl st; New York billet ‘J‘J Iii-rule st;
Him-Ago office 19 Luke st.
Ntiitll'ALii LOCK t'ilMi’ANY. S. N New York
ONCE 3‘: Chambers st. Locks and Dillldl‘i'l‘ hard-
ware; designers; founders; workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze, brass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. [-1. J. 9 Writer st, N. All kinds of lumber dc»
inert-l to any point by roll, team or t'cssel,
MACHINE SIIOI’S.
NORWALK IRON “’1!!th l'n, 'l‘lic,Water st,
n-urlt. It bridgi Ni .‘3. llcneml machinery. ll’trfl
and but-us cur-tin ., forum's, Ikibbitt metal. to
pairs for mannfuctunt-s In stenmtxiuts.
St'lllfil-IID, WM. A. Knight H, X. New machinery
uuulv and rewiring promptly altetidml to.
shutter turtlrusrzrts.
.tsxxn .. it \‘i';\TlIlIlllTIt\'. s x, births and Ill
garden produce in win-on for the Whllll‘illlle Lrliic.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET. so Willi st, N.Wm.Warrimril,
prop, beef, veal, lamb, riuiuoti tuifl poultry,
AVIHON. A. 1.3» Main st, N. meals. from, “'2ch
mp», lish. oysters. clams. mid cstullops, butler.
eggs. lard, canned maid-i. tlt‘.
BENNETT it ill'h’l‘lill, inl‘illl, fish, n tors. lob
slum, Clitmn, fruits, '3 Nu Miilti Fl. 5 y
lilsslfild, li.\:\'.\l‘ t'.’ Mon st, N. choice meats.
tkiultry, ilsh, b'l‘fll'fiilrll‘h, ctr,
illll’l‘TH'rl t'l-ZN'l‘ilAl. MARKET. ll Writer If, N,
Ml'itln, tu-grtiihlr‘. fruits, poultry, iii lowrst pricw
L'Altll. WILLIAM H. item-dict From market. H N.
li’ltu- "trots. Irv-sh vegeuhlewhmrnt cash prices,
FAftlleli'I‘th, J. A. meats, tlllff].fll‘fi,0 stem,
vegetables, fmitstttor, can. t it. Squaw, . N.
lil-lls'f‘. (ll-LO, at l‘hr-tnnt It, 5. N, rtioim meats,
Vivgetobl-v, fruit, ctr, lowest rash pnrrs.
HAYES. PERI), if! No. Main til it, N. prim meets
of all kinds. litmus rendered lard I specialty.
JUDSON, A, (l. ('cnlrIl bfarkl't,ror. Main Ind "11L
land st, rt. N. l'hoicc racists, poultry, vegetables.
LIMHUHSKH, WM. ills Washington rt. bridge, 5,
5 dealer in all kinds fm-h mints.
LIK'HWIMD, 1. Washington St. hfldgr. 8. N. line
meets, fish, oysters, clam», vegetable-s, ctr.
Ull‘flwnflllk LIK‘KWUDD. 'E Main It. N. line
meats tionlny, ll-h, oysters, rlIni-v I rpm iolty.
LYONH. A, 5., Old Well Hula-tun Nn Main It,
5 N prinw mt tits Mill tuniitry at iowwt pron.
MALI“). MilllN, Mum st. mar War, 8 N (bolts
locum nah. "flirt“, tcvgt‘lribltn, ililimtcsnrt, r-lc
i'il'Kl‘Zllell. ll 5 Hull “mop, “bu-1| hotm'fl,‘
WM. “‘31, motion. Nit.
filfliAI'll, JAN)”, Cfl-l WW1. Washington utJLN.
sin. Hy lit-:4 in“ "main, tuitillty a apt-risky.
SMITII'S WASHINGTON MARKET. (Al Wash
but“. 3 N. ilrw Iiimt- :iml poultry for familylmde
M'llJANE. J W, ft. [lirrlltlfll rt, .‘v'. wirzrm runs
daily all rm-r the town,
WADEJV, ti. market. l-limllrrmv. MN "me runs
to all parts of from mm fine D”!!! and null merits.
WIEUNJ E, 2'7 Well It, .‘1’. l'hnlm ml‘lll, poul-
try, fruits. recombine, butter, “212‘. err.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
HATES. i’ W. Water v. N, monufvlnrer of fine
groom and Mill‘llll‘ work. trim rivalry in building
stone and fr‘llll'll‘f’y work.
STEVENS. I. W. to Main If. If. Marble itrid ”an.
itr monuments. bend-tones. tulip, (4r.
MAMDNR AND antennas.
SEYMOITH. IIEXHI’. its! val Ive. 3.3. All kind-
nf mim- msmri contracts 11km,
RHBLWN, WILLIAM, l9 Wilton emu, N. Ito-e
rue-on. Also dusting. curbing. etc.
SMITH. WILL”! ii. 3i Wm It, s, H. Jobbing
promptly Ittenrlol in.
LAWUHI. WILLIAM. 5 "ill “.3.
Moon mm and [mime prmnplly Allen-M in,
llmniie in: MI fmm my mm quarry,
MEI"! ortm‘rrrrrts.
(018700! DRUG. Mir buildingi‘. Id if
so. this rt, it. if. Wim'! tarnishing snide
HERCHA" TARA)”.
(WSDWSKI. I. 31 Well at. N. A perfect film-
Infect!
minim r, i: saris Iain st. its. Has homing
‘fir‘h Retired Pines. I m mil
sort . . I. .
m C M.
:lzilr.
All kinds of
O 1 lei
m Iltl‘th ”WALLMM-
WI All) IAN“ GOODI-
CAVANAGEJIBB I. II. 401-! It, 8. 8. mid”,
and dre- msktng. '
PAWcl'l'i' bacterium“ Ilium. I'll-
rt. H, (see retirement) for
FITCH AGNES, Ila, 49 Ilairi st N.
"Old brawn iIlInrl Dyeing Whit-bins!) "
JAMIE. Ills I. L. 250.lnnu,tl.ll. but
styles. looming I specialty.
81‘. JOHN, lines at Main It, If lllllnery. Yancy
and list: Goods
MUSIC TEACHERS.
BRADLEY, nuts, 0. W. (ldIugbter of the isle Wu.
ll. Nash) Illa Main st, N . ostmmcntsl music only
FRITZ, MISS MINNIE 1'. 191 Help at, N. Pine
and organ instruction.
6111308, ALEX. 8. 37 High It, N. Piano, m
In any. .
HUNTINGTON, HRS. Wit Main 31., N. Vocal in-
struction and voice development.
NASH, MISS JENNIE K. 32 North avenue, )3.
’lziuo and organ Instruction.
EAWYRR, HRS. R. J. tcscba of instrumentsl and
vocal music. ltesidcltccat Limit. ii. ruin-sh.
West It, art.
NEWS DEPO‘I‘S.
BODWELL. H. E. 'M Washington It, 8.8. blank
, stationery, newspapers, periodicals, eta.
WHEELER, J. B. 155 W at bridge, I. II.
flowspspers, stationery, tin and glass ware.
NE’IV YORK MESSENGER.
PERRIS, s. D. Orders left It Bodweli's store,
Tl Washington st, 8. N.
LOI‘KWOOD, C. BL omces Dcillyn's, 8. 21.; Grey,-
ory‘s N.; NovoI'ork i69 Greene st.
NEW e SECOND-BAND FURNITURE.
PODhIORE, WM . slider Salvation Army Bunch.
8. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery, carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANNERS AND DEALERS.
BELL, HIRAM l’. 0. Box ill, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams,
CL‘TBII.I., :. .1. root of Raymond rt, 9. N. whole-
sale dealer in one oysters.
HUYT, W. H. & SON, 124 Water st, 5. N. foot of
Raymond) planters, exporters and tv oleeale
dealers in native oysters,
REED & HOUSMAN, lfill Watrrst, S. N. planters
and shippers of Nomnlk oysters.
VAN NAME, J, L. I: 00., l'. O. Box 558 S. N.
Uystcrs and clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWAH-i PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. Ais—
thnrpc. prop , [riverside are. 3. fl. Stoves, Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work I specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, "ILS AND GLASS.
I'ROWIT’I‘, J. '1'. it!» Main at. N. Jewctt's laidrl.
Millillfy ond Wurlsworth‘s mixul points.
RAYMOND BROS. Ji-wett's, Atlantic sud Seeiey‘s
Ir-zui, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical l’ainl.
SMITH. w. H. ten), 15 a. IT Water st, N. taunts
for Longimui tit. Martinez palms.
PAPER IIANGINGS.
PRATT .t (‘0. Water st, tit-Ir Wall. N. also paints.
oils rind glass.
PIttiWIT’I‘, J. ’I‘. 45 mm: It, N. window shsdu,
Hollands, HSHIYIL“. etc.
TAYLOR a CO. 21 Main st. N. also hardware,
points, nib. glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN. l'. A. ll Main st, N, instantsneous
‘lffl‘t'h‘fl. children‘s photos a «mushy,
Sillt'l‘il, G. S, Til Washington st, 5. N. one quality
only and that the best.
REA OMAN. F. I; Gazette buildin , N, Cabinet
photographs :2 per doz; one f doz. {1.50.
PIANO TI'NEIH AI") IIEI’AIBKBS.
HENDEE. if. F. Ilh‘kfiml Hall, N. Also dealer in
plllili).-, urgzittd, sheet music, etc.
I’LASING MILLS.
ItAb'DAliL. MINER D. E. .‘v'. All kinds of wood
Work at retail or for the truth).
I'LI'MIIISG.
MEIIKI-Zililr (‘0., W. H. Music Hall block, 8. N.
Plumbing, steam and gs» fitting.
NASH, I-'. Ii. 5: Bill). cor, Main and West Its, S. N.
dumbing rind this titling, ranges Ind heaters.
ltnililterDS.
XOIIWALE HORSE RAILWAY (‘0. James W,
Kym, paid Edwin 0. Hoyt. supt.
REAL ESTATE AGESTS.
LAI’TUN, JACOB II. Washington st, m It to I' 0.
SN property for sale. houses to rent. lace udv )
IINItItELI.& L'iInMIEIHEt', (in “'ilelrmglun rt,
5 3;. selling. writing and collecting.
WILSUN, 0 E, Gauth- bide, .‘3. investments and _
money to loan. Also insurance virittr-n lll lmt‘
of rompamm It the lowest titles.
1
WiltiMVAilD, E. A No. Mum st, 8. x,fl0ul1f.2‘ o ,
rent and building lots for mile.
RHSTAI'IIJSTS.
BEE IIIVE, 5 Water st, X. vmrm meals It all
hours. dinner 25c
HENRYS, 16 50. Main st. bl. N. The best 25c dinner
in the city. Board by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER, W. B. A 503. 4.5 Washington It, 8. N.
Hydraulic and l‘ivil engineers
SCllerLil. (Private)
BAIRD'S, MISS iXSTlTl‘TE. a Orchard It, N.
Young liltlit’! bonding and day school.
HEAD, lifts, “illsldc, N Iluy and boarding school
for girlssnd young lullt‘r. Fun for any volleys;
or course com into in if Fully mini pal int».
mlory fifflil‘l’it . New ork snim empo u] in
muwtiultlt‘portment, b'prctul ulvnntagrs or the
thl- study of art, Inn-gimp. and clocutiuri.
l‘ulltr-rm Dc‘L'lns llrmll-r L'tl Circulars Will he
will upon application
SUIIWAIJI MILITARY iNSTi'li'Til. N. Pranks.
ltnln-rts, principal, Circular on mmvst.
\l'll..‘lll.\' MK l: H .‘4 hull for lmys Slinsullk
( ' I’rwpdrdtoty in lull "p- nut Mic min. whim...
For I lrl’lilflf‘“, :ti Ilrk“ u.- .rlmil'
SEWINU MACHINES.
SIIAILIH, 1' If. ill Ho Hsln st, 3.5. "Wheeler and
Wli-oli" and “Household," unwilco, oil, llwh‘
menu. Ili‘pltlrlllg is specially,
SIIW'I'ZII (‘ONTILIC'I‘HIISL
RAYMOND llllllrl wwrrs limit, water pipes laid.
cy'nvutlntz. filling, grading, landscape giltdeititig.
NUDE MANI'I‘ACTIPICI‘ZIL'L
LllUNsili'ltl'. )lA'l‘ili-ill'ritm it ('0. SN. Ladmn'
flut' shin-m
(ii-LU. H. W LED ll. ('0, fIt'tnry Mill alumni" Ti, Til,
75, Mill 7’.‘ Water at. .‘i h. PD-tnbiishni V470,
Manufacturers of lNlll‘N' numcs‘ Ind (fhlllln‘ti's
Inc lurmwu for the rvtall trade
HURT-“Allin! AND UNIHIILWBAB.
ili"rifiil.‘£:m.\’. l‘niJIl ('l) ,‘t'urwaiir, 8m York
and ilritlxr-port, t'orirr.
SPORTSMEN'H 000th
AIKEN, JOHN H. .18 Haiti st, N. Munroe: for
grins, fishing thrill-s, Immunitlnn. ctr.
H'I'Alll IIUILIHZHN.
BAKER, JULIUS. We!" at. next to Wheeler's form.
dry, ll. N, limits Ind hunt rails in «min,
1"le DI'NI‘AN IRON HAILINH WORKS, Witter
st. til. N. Wm ii Hoyt, proprietor.
fl’l’l‘lAM lifltsfiflifl AND I‘llllf'b.
‘NORWMJI iilON Willlflfi I‘ll. The, Water as,
near it it. bridge, 5 N.
lt‘l'ltAlllHllfl' TICK" AlsMII'I’fl.
CURTIS. ll. W. Masonic: builriin , N. IWhlp
til his, pension Igrnt. notary pu lir, vtt‘.
LAI’THS, .lM‘UIl If Washington It. out to PM
ll .‘ll. l’useuztlckvtsuimfls,money «Murmurs-ml l
8105B DEALKIIQ.
VENUS. JOHN H. foot of W‘s-tritium. “.311 also
brink, lime. cvmnt. hair. plum.
worms. JOHN fl fl‘.’ Taylor Ivonne, it. If. Aim
layer of riirirrvtc walks.
RAYMOND Itillm. blue, brown. llrvvnwlrh and
mourns stone. (unite and marble trimmings.
"0"”). RAN“!!! AND HEATERS.
KETI‘HI’H LANDOS, 2i) fiavllirtui st. ll. lb. (III
stoves and Iva!" heltvl'l. l’. 0. ho: MT.
i’lJWHLI . at Wssbintgoa It. BX. stoves.
Mitre, m, lumfumls in: anode, stove to
pain. etc 'i‘ln Ind copper work Irperielty.
filiiiim. FYLVKWI'IR. A i!" Wubl on st
bridge. all". similar. «have. .plmh new.
TBUCIIKO.
Iron-row. JOHN I. ll ’i‘Iytov men. I. If. lulu
Ind inert muslin: Viv-aptly stranded in.
UBDBII‘IAKEM
JINlefllfi. J. i). . Hm It. It. depot, mi-
drricc 7 film It. If.”
MYYMJSD. 0101]. l and fl Inn at, I. Rest
deuce a Berkley rt. Telephone 7:
VETERINARY 60303039-
BIII'DOMJIEO. infill, nice M Will rein!
“motto. has, x. mm, m. taunt.
W000-
ems. ALL“, llllatmsr, II. has and
soft, served Ind split, for (sadly use.
WOOL-ll IAKWAW
rigour W" t III-M
9 CO. . be. M.
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THE notontfincuors.
A LIGHT VOTE POLL!” DURING
THE IORNIMI HOURS.
A Sharp right for Warden and Revenues
in the Borough—Incidents of the Day
Around the Polio.
The second test in this stItoof the new
secretbsllotlsw is being made today
and is giving good satisfaction. The
absolute ucretnm by which the voter
is enabled to prepare and deposit his
ballot, protects the voter in this right
and makes it impossible for any but him-
self to know to what extent he has excr-
cused his privilege. Some of those who
one year ago hesitated about passing
through the booths, now appear to take
kindly to them. '
The election in this city was very
quiet this morning, the vote being on-
uniiallylight. During the noon hour
those having charge of the election
places were kept busy in the performance
of their duty. This can be accounted
for by the fact that the men are busy at
the different factories, and they took
the noon hour as the time for voting.
At lo‘ciock this afternoon five hun-
dred votes had been cast at the city polls,
and about the sums number for town
officers in the Second Voting District.
The indications are that the tickets
will be badly scratched so it is difficult
’ to predict what the result of the election
Will be.
In the ’Iffl district is very light vote
had been cost up to noon, less than 500
official envelopes having been given out.
The new law seemed to giro greater
satisfaction than last year and every-
thing bus thus far gone stimothly.
In the borough a sharp fight H going
on for Warden and members of the
Court of Burgesscs, and all the morning
there Was an unusual amount of scratch-
ing and pasting. Mnny Democrats con-
cede the defeat of Warden Lee, but
think the Court of Burgesscs will be
divided.
The ballot box for the informal vote
on Consolidation is located til the Dor-
ough polls, and many voters, irrespec-
tive of party, have availed themselves
of tho opportunity to express their opin<
ion on the question. With what result
it is hard t l fowtcll.
Charles Wheeler acts a4 moderator at
the borough pulls to—dny. Charles Ulm-
stead was moderator at the Town House
for the town election in the First district.
Chief Buttery and Policeman Adams
were on duty in the borough today.
“Spotters” vverc also employed to which
the saloons.
Fire at Weston.
Eiriy Sunday morning a barn brim l.‘
ing in Without Scnfielii was burned, at
\Viston, together with a valuable horev.
Th.- cuusr» of tllr- fin» is unknown,
Wilton News.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ecklrinl are the
happy possessors of a bran new boy.
Mrs. (‘. II. Harris, of Binghamton, N.
3",, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles
Marvin.
Miss Kingsley. of ‘N'mv York. who has
brrn stopping With Rev. “7. D. III-rt,
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Granvill Hoyt, of llunbtlry, and
Mrs. J. A. Unit were the guests of Mrs.
S, I’. Fill‘ll on Friday and Saturday.
CirrmgeI on the D. 8 N.
()rrmz to the resignation of L J. l'or-
cone, matron rim-tit irt Btnrit‘livilip, the
blinding t-liungt u how been made on
the llinhury mul Ntrrwiilk branch of the
Huumtnn‘n- ltnlruatl: E. H. Marsh, now
in i'liiirgi- of the station of \Vinriipnuk,
has been appointwi station ttgrnt flf.
flnmrhvtlir. flu-Ergo Hamilton, formerly
night clerk at Wilson's Point, WI“ set its
stlttmn burnt a' Winnipuuk.
Connecticut Pensions.
()rmlrml~Iletritritin Hoyt, New Mil-
fnrtl: Jutmp If. Whole", iiiiitfnrii: I’hiilp
“armour. IN. Nurwailt; Simon H.
Knapp, 7n!" ilr:.lu~-;Jnhu Smith, New
London; (in-illu- Kelly, Bridgeport ll.
Phillip-1, N~:rtvut'li.
A l-‘Illirful Employee.
hilt-hoot (totem, the night watchman
at the «lo-pot, is probably one of the most
faithful uriplnyi-s on lhv Nvtv York and
New [Liven ilurirund, Ilo hm wmimi
two-lvn hours per night and swim nights
I Ink for the past twenty-four yours.
"1' has on i'llfill'l'llf' amount of baggage
to humilv r wry night, besides sweeping
and swing llmt things in general are
kept in order around tho- tieput. [in bus
humilmi Mill ppm» of mail during the
[int thk in mlditrim to his other work.
lficbmi is n tutor in all lounge" around
the ill-pol, and if they are It all saucy be
promptly immis them over in nu officer.
Hy lhi' way. Mlkt' sunsets that a present
from Hi! If lll'tl’, Jude» Knapp, would
be vrrv nppruptmtp, and would be grate-
fully ackrimvlulgwl by him,» hr- claims
many I shingle he helped put on his
house during his termof oflice. Michael's
only desire soc-ms in be to accommodate
91990010" in the most polite manner,
He is fillt‘ and hearty, and we expect to
see him It his post for the next twenty-
foor years.
Wellie- latel Ia Drum
To night some- of the world's champion
pedestrians begin aslx dsys' tramp It
the (ham rink in Bridgeport. The start,
on will be Den Kerry, (his Guerrero,
Peter Heglnnsa, Fred Carlton, Dan II-
loee, Over;- Coriaors, Peter Golden, 'i‘tm
Carley, Barn Davie, Serene Taylor,
Berry Pen, Writ. Grocer. Ind Jolie 8rd
OI.
PWNAL PARAG BAPHS.
The Goings llll comings of People we
Like to Iliad About.
Frank Taylor, of New Haven, spent
Sunday with borough relatives.
Dr. Spencer, I former pastor of Trial.
ty church, is in this city today.
Ifiss Fanny Pryor, of New York city,
is visiting friends in the borough.
Mrs. Frank A. CImp, of Meridian, is
the guest of her mother on Spring Hill.
air. and Mrs. Robert A. McDonald re-
turned home from Bath, Me, Saturday
night.
Miss Amy Stephens, of Rye, N. Y.,wae
the guest of borough friends over Sun-
day.
Jacob Turk, of New York city, for-
merly of Norwalk, was in town Satur-
day.
Miss Leila Searics, of Portcbester, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Taylor of East
Norwaik.
The misses Lena and Annie Colo have
returned from a week's visit to Mont-
cla'rr, N J.
I". E. Smith, of the firm of Smith
Brothers, has returned from a week's
trip to Boston.
Miss Lillie Wilson, of Ansonia, is
spending a few days with friends on
Elizabeth street.
Miss Lillian Avison, of Providence, R.
1., is spending a few days with friends
on Prospect Hill.
Miss Cousins, who has been the guest
of Mics Mary Smith on East avenue, re-
turned home today.
0. B. Jackson, formerly of Norwalk,
now with the Hartford cycle company.
is in town for a few days.
Antonio Apuricio of this city soon
starts for Mexico, Where he will enlist in
the war now in progress.
Mrs. Robert Dix, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
was guest at the residence of Edward
Street, of the borough, last week.
The Apuricio family, who have been
spending the summer at Moss Hill, have
returned to their home in New York
city.
J. A. Riggs, the Main street driiggist,
who has been spending the week in
Washington, I). C., returned to Norwalk
yesterday.
Captain 8. W. (iroeshtck, of the Sixth
Infantry, formerly located at St. Paul,
Minn, has been ordered to temporary
duty as acting Judge Advocate of the
Department of Dskots. Mr. Groesbeck
is a son-inlaw of the Hon. W. U. Thom-
as, of East avenue.
School Enumeration.
There is one thing of great importance
to be regarded by those who are to make
the school enumcrutuin, viz , that the
initial date is October 6, and not October
I. Tin-y are to take the ages of all
children between four antisixreen years,
as they were on the first Monday in
October, not on the first day of October.
"one and 'I'hlef Caught.
A Connecticut Associated Press des-
pslch says word was received by Super-
intendent Bellman, of New Haven, Sat-
urday morning, from Stamford, stating
that the team which had been stolen
front Custom [louseéquareo few days
ago find been ri'covercii and the thief arr
realm]. The horse. which was a very
valuable one, was the property of Lee 8:
Hoyt and was left standing under the
shed at the rear of Yale & Bryan's ware—
house by Mr. Hoyt upon his return from
dinner. The horse was valued It $300
and was hitched to I light business
wagon. Detective Rielly went to Stunt
ford to bring the prisoner to New Haven
and also to ship the tram home.
A Memorial Window for the Sixteenth
Regiment.
The Reformed church of Sliarpsburg,
Maryland, which was used as a hospital
for theSuti-enth regiment, ('.\'., twenty-
mghr years ago, and which is near the
Antietam battle ground, Is now in pro-
cuss uf repulrs and remodeling. The
building committee of the church have
o'ffi-n-d the uteriibersof the Sixteenth thi-
pfinlt‘gt‘ of putting a memorial window
in its front. the best. and most conspicu.
(DIM location on the premises and the
offer him been Iccvptvd by the regiment.
Ila-tie; on landay.
Yeah-rosy Ernest Koch. of ilarien,
brought three guns to this city and left
thorn with Chief Vollmer us security for
the appearance of I trio of hunters who
were caught in the woods of West Nor-
walk. They are expected to appear be-
fore Judge Knapp this afterrmon.
I'Iivlleid County Licenses.
in I-‘airflcld (,Iorinty 467 licenses were
issued during the twelve months, 286 of
the number being in Bridgeport. 02 in
Darrhury, 48 in Norwsik, M in Stamford
and 27 in Greenwich. Tho toiIi income
from the traffic use “68.868, the sum
paid to the towns being "60,420.
City Poll-o Ileva.
Thomas O‘Brien was before Judge
Knapp ifsrnrdsy Iltnoorin charged with
drunkenness. [lo was fined $3.00 Ind
costs.
John Herbert, Thomas Kelly, John
O'Brien Ind Mike Ryan were arrested
lest night for "annoy. They were
seeteecsd to I term in Bridgeport jsll.
Patrick lchlrk pleaded guilty to the
charge of drunkenness and was fined
$1.00 and were.
«A strange one is reported from I
town in Dunn", where I whole family
of colored people no turning while,
owing to their persistent ass of Brussels
”0
MERWIN IN ' BRIDGEPORT.
A! ENTHUSIAST“! RECEPTION 1'0
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE-
The campaign Opened with a Banner
Baislng. Bed Fire and Pyrotechnics,
Followed by Speech-lath;
Bridgeport Republicans opened the
campaign with Ibsnner raising Satur.
day night. General Herwrn arrived
from New Haven at 7:30, accompanied
by a delegation which included Post-
master Sperry, Herbert E. Benton,
chairman of the state committee; Fred-
erick A. Betta, John F. Gaffey. Albert
E. Kellam. Edward Lawrence, Charles
W. Scranton, E. L. Linsiey, C. B. Mar»
thewmsn, Edward D. Hendee, Remus C.
Loveridge. The party was met at the
depot by J. J. Ross, president of the
Young Men’s RepublicanClub,W.H.Mari~
goid,chairman of the Republican town
committee and several other prominent
members of the party. About half-past
eight o'clock the Young Republican club
marched from its headquarters on Main
street under the leadership of J. B. Biilr
logs, and headed by the Philharmonic
baud, proceeded to the Atlantic hotel.
There was a profusion of red fire on the
line of march, and the men in the pro
cession who had been liberally s: pplied
with Roman candles and sky rockets had
all they could do to exhaust the supply
during the short march. Arriving oppo-
site the hotel the club drew up in line,
while a dense crowd of people surround.
ed them. Tbs band played a selection,
and the banner Was drawn across the
street bearing the names of the two lead-
ing candidates, following which was the
entire state ticket. Speech-making by
General Mervvin, Postmaster Sperry,
Chairman Herbert E. Benton, of the
state central committee, and Lyman S.
Catlin, candidate for comptroller, fol-
lowed.
THE CONSOLIDATED ROAD.
Important Projected Improvements in
Bridgeport.
A director of the Consolidated road.
who resides in Bridgeport, talked freely
Saturday in regard to the project of
bridging the harbor. "The scheme,"
said he, “has been talked of, but never
seriously considered. Those who think
that because we have acquired the Kiefer
factory and other wharf property we de-
sign to throw a bridge across the harbor
are all wrong. Plans for an elevated
structure for our tracks and also provid’
in; for a union depot on the site of the
present one have been prepared. An
elevated arcade road is the one likely to
be built, but this is by no means certain.
The harbor bridging plan I3 mostly the
creation of the newspapers.
“The bridge would be a very costly
undertaking, nearly or quite as expensive
as the elevated track arangement, and
that superior benefits would be derived
from it is not apparent. It is true we
Would be shortening the line somewhat,
but there is the counterbalancing of do
lays which would come from the open-
ing and closing of the draw.
“The probabilities are," continued the
gentleman, "tlizit the tracks will go up,
but that the present line Will be followed.
The talk about moving the depot further
west is all wrong. Should there be any
material change from the present loca-
tion it Will come from carrying the
trucks to the north of the city. This is
a possibility, but not a probability."
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
The service at the association rooms
Sunday afternoon was a eonsecration
service, led by the general secretary.
The attendant?» was good and the meet-
ing of unusual interest.
This evening, at eight o’clock, the new
room for the use of tlii,I boys will be
opened. All boys bt-tvvet-ri the ages of
ii and lb years are invited to be present.
The first sermon of the clues in Unrmnn
will be held this evening in the new class
room, beginning at 8 o'clock. All those
who have sent in their names for mom-
bership in this class, and also any other
young men who would like to join it,
should Do at the rooms by 75%) o'clock.
Not a Very lerlomi Thing.
ll. it. Pmmtt told I Bridgeport News
reporter first Saturday that the officers
of the New York, Bridgeport in
Eastern Railroad company, dill
not. consider the decision of Judge
Phelps, of the superior court, in the cars
of (lorritt 8. Scofleid. of Greenwich,
against the New York, Bridgeport &
Eastern Railroad company, so a very sor-
iousthing. it was rendered on purely
technical grounds and In Ippcel hiid
been taken to the Supreme Court of Dr-
rorr, which will bear the Iruument at its
session in Bridgeport. in I few weeks.
Ifr. i'urrott takes the ground that the
drcislon is simply an attempt to throw
the burden of proof on the new compeny-
Wisdom of the Wits.
Book Agent-J have here just the kind
of work you want, Ciinpievifot. my
dosh fellow, i don't wont work of any
kind.
“Yes, Hardcore was turned out to he I
wondernt preacher. It is hard to realize
that he was on the siege ten years."
”An Ictor, ch 3’" "No, driver."
An exchange sts there are 250,0“)
women married Innuslly tn Medea,
The usage Seattle womsn thinks her-
self lucky if she is married four times in
I lifetime.
«Jute roles his; Islebespaloep for
beauty Irv—Brunt.
'I'
transits 'ro inns A more.
A l'ewol themuamm
observe ,
A deIi of stuff has been writ!!! m
the art of riding, says I writer in Hair u
pet’s Weekly, but I beif-borrr’e Ow
once in I riding school or with I W .
who hes a little common sense loo! no»
actual use than any amount of “Ill ,
wasted over written instructions. ' '
In all cities agents have either riding
schools or the teacher takes the pupil out ‘
to a piece of “frequented road, WI!-
ly about dark, as the pupil cars more or
less of an awkward figure, Ind is nIlIII'II- ‘
iy averse to furnishing the public with n
free spectacle.
It may be accepted as a feet that lily-
body can ride a safety; that it is It only
as walking; but. few ride off-hand, be-
cause of the fear of a fall. A novice is
best taught to rides wheel ”follows:
Take him on the road, on a portion
where there is a slight incline. The
road must be free from storm. mud,
vehicles and spectators, the last being
most fatal to success. The tutor is to
hold the wheel while the pupil mount,
and as the pupil pedals along, the usab-
er is to balance the wheel and run beside
t.
For new riders these things must be
observed: The seat is to be jolt the pro-
per height, neither too low nor too high;
the rider is not. to tug at the handles; lie ‘
is to be taught that the wheel is to be
steadied by turning the front or steering
wheel slightly toward the side to which
you are failing; the pedaling must be
regular, the same amount of power to be
applied to the right pedsiasio the left.
Most riders turn the handlebartoomnch
in the effort to save themselves, and thus
precipate the fail they might have avoid-
ed by a slight turn.
After the pupil has been wheeled Ibont
a bit he should be started up the slight
incline and the increased power necessary
to propel the wheel up hill gives him in-
creosed balancing power. The writer
has taught a number of people this way
inside the half hour.
ALL AROUND THE STATE.
Matters Worthy of Mention that Do Not
Happen livery Doy-
State Secretary Eastman has unused
for the opening of a boys' club in Rock-
ville this evening. The society now bite
clubs in New Haven,Waterbury, Bridge-
port, Meridian, Willimautic and qum- '
her of other towns. A fund of $500 has
been donated to start the club in Rock-
ville.
St. Lawrence’s, the new Catholic 06m-
tery in the western part of New Elven,
was blessed with elaborate ceremonies
yesterday afternoon by Bishop McMahon.
Rockvilles new town hall, which seItI
1,200, has just been dedicated with a
grand firemen’s ball.
Mrs. Marry Ann Gregory, an Iged
woman who resided alone in I house on
Taehua Hill, Trumbull, was burned Fri-
day night and died from her injuries a
few hours later. About half-pest ton
o’clock the house was discovered to be
slim and before the aged women could
be removed, she was fatally burned. The
origin of the fire is not known.
Daniel Carey, of New Britain, charged
with fraudulently attempting to evade
the payment of railroad fare on the Con-
solidated road between Berlin end But-
fotd, was fined to and costs in the Hutt-
ford police court last Saturday.
Unless the present dilficnlthm Id-
justed previously, the Emory Wheel
company's works in Bridgeport will be
shut down us soon as the present orders
are filled.
William McCarthy, of Bridgeport, In-
gcml because the city court of first city
had failed to convict his wife and Joesph
I’ iteunnd of adultery, attacked them
both and severely pounded them in the
court room Saturday after they badbeen
discharged for want of evidence. He
was arrested.
A tlroton family residing near the
town of Lcdyard, was taken violently
sick a few days ago from I peculiar
cause. Four of the family lied pemkcrr
of achicken for dinner Ind werewon
afterwards so ill that a physfclse bed to
be called. An examinIrion by him of
what was left of the chicken ditched
the fact of its having died frompolmrr
by Paris green, and the IbIcvption of the
poison from the chicken was the write
of the family's sickness. At the market
from which the chicken VII porch“
it had been received with I number of
others IlreIdy killed.
At a meeting of the tradel’ council of
New Haven held last night, it was voted
that the Ilrowors’ Union, the cooper-s
Union and the musical unions of lint
city and Brenton! be dropped from
membership as they are behind in M
dues. The council is planning to III.
snbstsnttsl aid to the Blush-mm, N.
Y., ciglrmIkers, who are out on strike .
Charles (lotwirlch. of ludicrous, Wu
fined no in North Haven Belem for
cruelty to animals. On August N be
came to New Haven for I load of {Inl-
ture. Ills horses were unable to draw
the load Iriy further than North Ilene,
where Goodrich, after beating that.
stalled their noses with paper, red, to
keep it there. strapped I phenol fuller
around the heads of the poor M
Oneofthehormbrrnt IWM.
its attempt to breathe. 1‘s- its-nu
society took up these-sud M
Goodrich with the-bore result. ' '
ominmtfiamam
IIkIIhoaof M up with“,
I there’- nothing in“ that me
cousin. ,
Norwalk Chronicler