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NUMBER 854.

Enteredat tbePoItOtdce ItSonrthwalkII
Second-Class Matter.

' SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" TUESDAY OCTOBER 7.

1890.

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DIRECTORY

1111111. 11111311 111111in

01'
TOWN OF N()RWALK.

Abbreviations: N.— Noni-1k; B. N.~ponih Nor-
walk; B. EN.“ 11er

To those of our renders who are not al-

rendy swan ol the not we would an that

. every Inn herein represented, whet or of

mot no.“ degree. will he found
nibble in every business trans-

netio not! well worthy of all patronage
Intel thorn.
AIR COIIPBESSOBS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, WIter It,
near 11.11. bridge,
ARCHITECTS.

,WI. 8. 111‘! Washington st, plans and
INspeeidcallons furnished at reasonable rates.
RANDALL. BIKER D. cor. Main and Wall sts, N.
seals, proapectl we and free hard drawing.
AUCTIONBBIIS.

IIDRRIILL A L'BOIIEDIRU, vs Washington a.
all kind")! propertyao
BAKERS.
KLYN ABON ff Rainer, N. and 151 Washington
Den, 5. N. ’ dealers in confectionery, in)
cream, iws. me.
SCOPLELD,KIMAC.19No.lah1st.S.N.Bole
agent ior Horton a celebrated ice cream.
WERNER, CIIAS. 1.. Mamet. uearWnll. N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily
WILSON‘S “Home Made" Bread Baker , Granite
ville. have orders It (in l’ltzer‘s, 17 1.11. Place
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. lThe, Wall st, N.
capital 5111111100, tIurplus $304100 .
I! yer,

vlcc- president;
William .Ourtis,cash
CITY NATIONAL BANK. The, 68 Wuhington s1.
nearhiam,8. N. Capital 5100, i100; surplus :1"
51». R. H. Rowan, president; Jacob II. Lay-
m’mmc' m TON t. BANK 'rii
PAIRFIELD CCU NA 1 A c
44 Wall e1, N. Inco‘porawd 11124. Capital 3200,
an. Prest.,Jsmes Hyatt; Vince-prest, Edwin
O.Keeler;cashier,liew1s(}(i
FAIRPIELD COUNTY sumo: BANK, The. 51
\l 'Ill It N. Deposits MAID, surplus WAN
Winfield s. loody, prost; Martino NCmvince
prest; Jame-B. Bailey y, tress.
NATIONAL BANK OI" NOR“ ALK, The, 51 \I all
st,N. 1111;0an 1557. Capital 3210,01». Eben
1.; It. J 11111.v1c1: pres1.;11.1’.
Price, earner. Directors, 11'. 11111, E. J. 11111,
W.G E. K. Iaickmxid, J. A. Osborn.
0.112. Wilson, E. Beard, 1). W. Fitch, W. 1'
Bishop. BInkers', lerchants‘.hianuiac1ure1e‘,
Personal and I-‘amny accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS :lOUIETY, The. ll 1111 st. N
Deposits overse,1100,000, snrpluemmo George
I. Holmes. preal. , It.
11'». Miller, treats.
SOUTH NORWAIJI SAVINGS BANK, The, De
posits overflow, Inrplnsmmi). Alden Nol
mans. MIL; John II.Knapp.trm.lniens1
paid departors. Honey leaned on mortgngt:
BEEF, t“ holoeaie.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 8. N. Hammond
beef, pork. sheep, lamb, vml, etc
TERRY, WM. M. .k. (30., N. Armour's beef and
provisions. Homedressedlamb and mutton.
BILL P031118 AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX'I'ON,J.F. Postoiliuboxfib. N. Circulars
folded in over 101» Sunday papers.
BLACKSMI'I'IIS.
GAR 6110. T. foot. Raymond s1, 11. N, Ilorse—
fiosiuga spedalty.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
mono. 8. ecu. P. 01101531. 5 N. builders
“bridges, docks, pile foundIrions, etc.
BOOT AND 8H0]! DEALERS.
BROWN, 11. S 80.]ainst, 8. N. customWorkInd
re as y.
IIARVIIY.C. II. “No Main st.S. N. Ipec’mlliain
Menus rdrubber.

BOBAUBJOIIN A8011,“ Washington It, 8. N.
Agood qurtInent atlow prl cee.
300'! AND .1108 REPAIRING.
PHILLIPB, GEO @Railmadl’lnee.3.N. All
work neatly and prbnrptly done.
DOOIISIIIJJZBS AND STATIONEBS.
PINNEO. J. ARTHUR, N card engraving,wed
dirrgstat goods.

B. Cranium. vice- -pr\.-st. ,

baseball and tennis
mum's Dime STORE, 43 Washingtnnet,

8. N. ticked Iupplles and general stationery.
BOX HAW (Wood and Paper.)
INAPP, P. are 3.11. manufacturer of 1m

mémwbu-lktc. General Ihopjobhing.
BUILDING lATERIALs.
PIRRISJORN 1!. ft. Wand-groan,
bluesrone.sewaspi;e.¢y,mwketcb k f w
LIONARD CRAB. aler I ric o
“Redeem fighter, haglr, etc, also' blue
new. Ire hrkzk
RAYlOND BROS. Illwankea. Philadelphia and
Winn ra,,brwk,leth,hrne cement, adamant.
BUTTER. CIIKI'IBK, £005. to.
BOSTON BUTTBB 11011811», next door to the Post

8N, lilo

8. N.-—a speciait made of all diluent
vll‘idtiauf lrn ’ anddomesuc. Ali
«horseman. ,canuedzwds, etc.

CARRIAGE REPOBI'I‘OBIIIA.
DANN, W13. 110 Wall KN. Carriage-mum
bear, stable Indcemage furnishings.
OABPILNTRBS AND BUILD!“
CBOWLJAIENC. IhopAnn It. 8. N. estimates
given, jobblllg promptly Attended to.
HORTON, WI A. 62Tayloravenne, 8. N. Jobbing
promptlyatleud attended to.
RANDALL. I. l). Ilamlall‘s mill, 3. N. Bodern
mschihey run by chimp power enables me to give
inure work I specialty
RAYIOND, J. R 110 Water I1. 8.1V manniactnm

of mousing brackets, casings, «truer blocks, col
Imus, unwell»! hamsters. Band, scroll sewing and
books. bottumboarde benches, rackn.

Jobbing done. Estimates given. Telephone 51-6.

, 8. B. 18 Grove It, 8. N. Jobbing
W: mended to.

WILMIN. 11. B. shopCroII st, near lain.-—Othcc cor.
WallaLualBeldenIve., N. Steam wood working,
molding, window (mine- and lornlng.1.oweer
sell-sum Honey loam. Telephone number“

OAR-PETE AND 0114111171118.
BCOPIRLD a ilOYT, a (incite 111113, N' as Wash
trim It, 8 N. (Bee advemIeownt.)
CABBIAOI: MANUIACTUBISIIS.
TILLY, 118111113110. Rein at, 8.11. manufactmwot
Bpecial mention given to repairing
171110113”. I'LYNN, footot Prankllnmaunntac-

cayenne.
BARTOIB C. B. IlNo IalnstJmlyotlhoId-
11.1411" weddings and partlee.

11111331111111.“ so mm 11. 11.11.1111in .1

supplied at the ahortnt notice
CATHOLIC 00008.

IAYD, J. ’1‘. 1k (10.15 Iain at, N. Ileo news-

hles. Itetim and booksellers.

clutter mm; IANUIACTUBKIS.
minimums. '1' Wales It, 11.1111 11m and
mum um um. comm
(trunk 1101 unurAc'rnrisius.

111111.19 runs-11.195.111.111»
"Iver will! deletion- Iced-rater 111 ribbons in.
Warmth lAitlllAcflmltlts.
8011‘ A ous'rm UiflAit CO The. 10110 lain
I“ ..1! antiserum-of me em
out ILLCIOARCO. mwybilgtonmfl I
finished in.

A ll. D In.” 11. 3. also in
“......”th .. ......
CIVIL lflfllfllifllflc

given to local surveying. hick hos 715.
RID W. Result. cor. West-tonne 111111 soar:-
.IJ‘. Dydraolleandseniiery engineers
weenie.“ 11. fl lulu“. N Allovdeemly

m0 DIAL!“

’ comm 11m 1.111111... am sad 11
N. ”Mmjobhrfl

COAL AND WOOD-“d

. Jmii 11w 11.1.21 1.11.1,
mm. mm...

MAID.CBA8.T.WMI1,N thebmlvarie
tlsIIf Aunt-stern! e-Illtaauans ooILelIoIii
Irwin-flagrant. Ad
WMMOA—M nail
mamil:rma=mtwm '
w (30 alw “my
“1“. “1“.”
”was.

mum c..-11. '
.8. m Ifiyandemih‘."
's mamwmk‘fl‘i’rtmn
gimme-1...... "-

“1‘1.th

0088!! IANUIACTUREBB.
ROTB & OOLDSCIIBI‘DT. f 8. N. land!»
term at the celebrate! RI . masts.
001101! WOW
PLAIS'I'KD'S COUGII REMEDY.me to cure,
manufactured It 43 Washington-t, SN
CBOCKEBY AND GLASSWABD.
NASH. v.11 h BRO. our IislnandWeatItml N.
Agate sud tin were
UNIVERSAL STORE, “to, No. Halo at near Wen.
lsrnpe. crockery. gla- ware, housefurnishlngs, etc.

DENTIm

BOUTWKLL, C. F. lauderHshlocABo lain st,8.
N. Offlcehonrs.8t. ru. toilp. m.

KENDALL, GEO. 8. D. D. S. Washigtgumor
Prankilnsts,8. N. Domitian. 1.06 m.

NEWKIRK, J. office It residence Lewis at.
nearCon tional Church, N. gasadmlnlrte rad.
Gold pilcelain crowns 11111111111.

WEED, W. L., D.D.S. 7911111111 Washiri n at, 8.1V.
Iiourstla.m.to6p.m. Gundrnln tered.

BOOBS, BASH AN D BLINDS.
SMITH W. 11. 1!: CO. 15 A: 1': Water st, N. rsrrtage
wood work, whecismtc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE. I". I. SDChestnutst. 8N. Crushcdstone,
sewer counselor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron, salt glazed and cement
pipe, 310 as inches In dia'rnster.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt ave, B. N
Bundayhours, 8 1010mm 4109p m. Prescri p—
rions normally compounde.

GREGORY. J. (1. 388111! 1-1 N. Established 1829.
\V hoiesnieV and retail. Popular prices

RIGGS, JOHN A 11 Main st,N. Perfumes—hit)
five dinerent perfumes.

PLAISTED'S 43 Washington at, 8. N. patent mcdi
c1nee,e1c Physicians prescriptions a specialty.

DRY—GOODS.

AHBLER. J. L. A: SONS—‘ Tho Equitable," No. 2
Gazette building, N. Drygoods, ori cloths mat-
tings 11nd rugs.

BANKS, E. K Mahackerno Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods. notions, gloves. etc Underwearaspeclaity.

BENNETT J. F. 10 Mnin st, N. Business estab-
lished or or forty-two years.

DICKERMAN, A. .11 $031.81 Washington at, S. N.

—g,oods carpets. etc. (soc adv )

SCOFIELD A IIOY,'I‘ 3 Gazette bldg.V .

ington 111., S N. (Nee advertisement )

STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N.
goods, fancy goods. nullflnrt and hoeiery.

EXPRESS tOMl'ANlle.

ADAMS EXPRESS (TO. othce railroad station, 5.
.V. 11ml 4:1 Wall 91., .V 'vpress forwarders to all
parts of the world. l’imseugcr truin service. Low
rules. Lester llunt, ngcnt.

EXI'IIESSMEN.

BUXTON & BRUNDAOE. oflice ut Benedict's,“ 43

Wall st, N. Our motto, "prompt attention. "

CA‘v' ANAGII‘ S EXPRESS, age, furniture and

pinnos moved Leave orders at lnistod s, :1. N

SHERWOOD. \I. W.. N. slate at poet—office and
Hale‘s Curcf rumptservice.

ENTR SSENCES, ETC
BYXBEE, 1'. 8 31am st. 1V. Manufactu-
ers of Scone-111' t flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (‘0. N, mmuisctiirers of
line extracts. I-'. :1. Ambler.
FIIII'I'ILIT. 1.118.
RAYMOND BROS. ilrudl i y 11 super pliov-phntc spec-
inl nurtures, landplnster gmnriilboni, woodushes
SMITH. W. 1.1. 5:11) Writer st, N' agent: for Wil-
liams Clark 1!; Co a standanl fertilizers.

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordlnnry It hemm utool: spec-
ials to order,ilrc mortar,eund,c ey tine linings

FISH. OYSTEIIS, CLAMN, ETC.
IIUNT A ZELL'L‘P' 69Wsshington st. :1 N. dnc
fish,oys1ers, clams, fruits, game, vegetables, etc

FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dag, concrete,
uphsi brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAL! AND DOT WATER
AYERS.
ME W. H. a CO. Music 11-11 block, 8.191.
sole I ts.
”FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, 1hr: best made. Don't
fail to use it
L'IIOMMEDIEU. DANIEL, east end of Wmhini'ton
st bridge. The choicest of family hour 111 pt
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw. flour and feed in
..load car orcargo 1011!
RED HILL. Darlen. Cmfoot at Rose.Gr1un.chnic
ground feed, graham and rye flour
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL. Woodward Place, N. N, plants, cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to order.
GUIGUB, P. 1.. aswm st, ,fip Union Cemetery
Plants, cut flowers, cic oral work a special};
chAY, JOHN, 111. N. near the depot Bedding
te—cut flowers and floral work of 1111 kinds.
no mIae a specialty.
:lll'l'li. JOIIN 11.140 Main st :1. N. theoldestand
best known dorist in this Vltilllily. Plants cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
anddorie promptly.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLKIAN, TDBODORKWIIh‘ington at, (east end)
Furniture. looking glance, picture lumen, etc.
(IRAN Jr WIIlTTLi-ISBY, at Main It, N. (Rey
mood I 0111 stand) Bee Idvertlsemnt.
RAYMOND 0110.11. new store. do and 46 Main st,
N. Pour does above old AWE.

STOW, DAVID, as, 28. 30,111.13: 80 lain It. tl.N.
Furniture, assures-see, etc.

GAB LIGII'I' COHPANIEB.
NORWALK (1A8 1.101.1'1‘ COMPANY, ulflce 19
“hit! It, .V. (III for light. but and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three dol-
lars per barrel, package extra.

08008811. (\Vholesnle.)

.66 Wash—

Dry

 
 
 
 
 

HOLMES & KBKLER. Band 11 Wall stN .whoie-
sale grocers, flour, grain, hay, etc.
SELLERS. BROti. Hand lit \\'all at, N. wholesale

gimme. dour, iced, grain, hay, etc.
GBOCEIL-I.
BROWN & WILCOX, 70 Washington 191. N. N. sole
agents for celebrated Parmington creamery butter.
BECKER, CONRAD. 111 Washington It, 8. N.
choice metrics and prov l.slons
FBRIUB,CIIAB.11JiwccsIor lo Iiubehins, mNo.
Iain It, 11. N. table delicacies for {Imily trade.
HNNEOAN 30111111.]..de lain It. N. door.
,hay, straw, coal and w.ood
FINN“ It BENEDICT, it Whit at, N. fancy and
groceries. confectionery. fruit. etc.

' l’l'l'cll, ,2“?! West amour. Ierwin It. N'. canned

III, teas, batten:
(31.011 0.1.411 Well It, N.
oedema b.1e

OUYIIIAAON, 'l' B. Springwoodm 11. N. [servo-
. eeleechotce nests, dour, €116,121:

DANVORDJV ll Eustave marlin. natlomLN.
Asbestos paint, school supplies, etc

LAWTON. 1? 111k (0. 2:80 Malnktldii .yo-
mile! and table delicacies.
L'lluintlill BU, DAM 31.. east end or Washingtong
It. bridge. 11 N less.cotlees. spleen, I specialty.
MOORE A IIARAIAN. No Iain It neachst. ll. N.
brie groceries. foreign fruits. door. f,ecd etc.

NEW YORK TBA 12 O 4? thin 111, N -.N llclln-
Tm mum and spleen a specially

NIIIKERSONA isms, rs and or lain It, N. I
specialty mark: of table delicacies.

(7111111111. Otto Wilton use. and School It, N.
New store. new goods Ind new prices.

SEYMOUR. C. 311 Vestal It, 11.8. lind—
quarters for re bi'atsd 'lkw 'umned gmxie

VALDKN,C11A8.II bWallst, N (.rs-nsry but.
in, ,em. table“ from, etc

IlA’rlIllJl' 7111111. (I'l‘lt'is or)
ASI'IIJOSIPIIJ. tlouroeet,tl N alaoforrueva

BATES. IARTIN JR. 81:0 mom
N. [armored seal skins, plmhee.
and es of haiters'f
llA‘fl'zBa' room.
VBBKLIKW. A Wain st. 11. 1'1. tron founder.
n¢111 Iottcaetiup, extension water boxes.
DATE AND CAPS. (Retain
INAPP ”1'11! BATTER. 91 Wash on st. 11. N.
I specislty route of the sill H111 hate.
IIA‘I‘ IIAIU'AC‘I‘UDDBS.
BAKKII. It. V. A (:0. Union It.B.N.
IeIlble hats.

(.‘ItOl’liT A KNAPP. eItabllIhedl nus. ertorleI
our. laindlinloa aadWMthle-sts,8 N.
New Ysusetmkolseidureraa

BUBBMAIAMWQBN.“

Hardened-shy

MYIONDmem“. aimle-
VOIJ RAT “mgr. Day It.
Laugh. ' '

wlmmihdhul

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LOCK“ OOD, ED“ ARD M morn 4 Genetic bldg,
M. Attorney. notary and pensions.

 

HARDWARE AND curmr.
PROWITT.J. '1'. “WINK. 113111111211me

BITTER 11.800. tsudflWsteutJ. bulld-
es'aodeontnctors‘so

QUIN'I'AII‘D w (l. lodefladbhehlll. palm.
oile,glaae.‘slc. ocean)
DABNRSBIAKRIB.
DWYBR, P. 11. @WulItN. customrnsdeharnaaa
Indropalrln‘natlydone.
B0383 DEALERS.
PARBONS H.1Lllrooksid08wckl'am,8 N. duo

bur-mm tedtoall purposes. All anlmslnold by B

thl I “talismt are warranted. "Route of the
[101183 BIIOEBS.
IleQURAB. JOHN, No. lain It. 8. N. special
tendon given to shoeing driving A: trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AXERIOAN HOTEL 111 Main N. J. c. Collins
European plan, restsmsnt 1111211111
GKRIIAN’IA llOd'RL, so Railroad place. George

Scion!» proprietor
NORWALK 1101'! D. AN. 11. R. depot.
I. McPherson. sirllc‘il flat-clue t-claseaccornodatione.

"ii: creme... “lemme ......
HOUSE “8181831180 GOODS.
gimmiflhilng men wire“, 8 N
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD, B. “Beldan Point Farm," 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.

COOLIDGE It LOCKWOOD, 0 Run at. N.
shoe and real estate in all its brain:

Insur-
LAY TON. JAC 011 11. Wellington at

has.
our to

8 N. fire, plate glass, accident and egg”
LOCKW 001) Will. cor. MainandWIlls N Real

eerhie, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
MORREIJA L' IIOMMEDIEU, on Washington at.

ti. N. strictly oral-class companies represented.
TAY 1.011 d: GOLDEN, 45 Ar 47 Washington It,

S.N.11cnl Estate and Insurance.

INSUB ANCE COMPANIES.

CONNECTICUT GI-IN‘L L1PEINS,CO.,S.S L‘v
IIornmedien, agent. Washington st, S. N. eeead.
METROI’OI ITAN LIFE 1N5 CO. ‘10 Washington

11.8. N I". J. 1.111111), assisuintsnpt

NORW ALK FIRE INS. (20.. N. In sucmsful
111115111888 since 18110 No outstanding loss claims.

PEOI’LE‘ 5 LIFE INS. CO. The, No 4.) \Y rushing-
mri st, :1. N. Jrio. French, asst. superlnniuicnt

IVVIZ STMENT SECURITIES.

(‘ KAI. 1-‘1 110,11. B.Mn.soriic 111113.31. 11% Bonds

Miiiilli-scx Banking and Equitable )1 1 gr: (' 0s.
IRON AND STEEL.

511ml, W. 11. .r ('0. 15 and 1': Water 11. N

springs, axles. carriage hunlwrire, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.

MERRITT, 11.31.52 and 56 “tier st,N. iron work
01 all kinds.

'I’IIE DlT.V( 'AN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st, 5.11. Wm. II. Iloyt, proprietor.

IRON I-‘OL'NDRIBS.

GILES Gr (.'I.A.V(‘Y at The Norvvnilt Iron Works

(‘0., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEIYEIJCILS.

[- 12111115, A. .‘l. 3:) So hiiin 1-1.8 V. op. City 110th
S .V. fine watch repairing; a spec ialty.

lIOYT. 11 B. 18N0.Mninet.5 N. strictly llrIt. class
good: ill. low priree.

JAl‘ KNON. bell: AND, 58Wnllst, N.watrhee,dln-
mmni-r, err. I-‘rne watch repairing a apecmlty.

HOOD, II. :1. diumoudsnvatrhcs, lowil enter and
plan-111mm, repairing itspecialty. 821 film st, :1. .V.

LAIVY 1.16.

A1 STIN, ALFRED E room 3 Masonic b d‘g,
st, borough. Notary and Real heroic

FROST, Itl‘SSEI 8 No. Main st. notary legal
business of all 111111 is carefully attended to.

IIUIILBUT'I' J BELDEN monies and 11 Gazette
building. Wallet, borough.

LIOIIT, JOIIN II. 11).! Washington rt
COWDIEQIODOI of deeds fur New Yorlt8 state.

Wall

V.rl01ary

'11. JOHN 8 mo a,l"nlrlie1d (.‘0 Nat.
Bunk building, N. ( ‘onnselior 111 law.

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

I.“ 1. BY 81' IDLES.

DAVN, 11011.1? 112 E Excrl‘ior livery and. board
lug stables. 01111:.- No S itiwrst, N

iiltEMHtY, (71211.51. 11 Km- vht 111,3. I-‘me tum-
0111s a specialty. Telephone 31141.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.

LOCKWOOI) NANI'FAC’I‘IIIIINO (.‘O. Du er, 8.
N. Hanufacrurers of builders‘ hardware. rerun
odlce 315 Pearl st; New York office 00 Reade at;
Chicago oilice 19 Lake at.

.VOIIWALK LOCK COMPANY, S. N. New York
other the (‘ hnrnbers i-r Locks and buildirr' hard-
ware, dcsrgncrs; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze, brass rind! ron.

LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL, R J. 9 Writer at. N. All kinds of lumber de

livered to my point by rail. team or vessel,

MACHINE SHOPS.

VORWALK IRON WORKS (‘O The, Water It,
near It. It bridges, N.( General machinery, iron
and brass outings, foryln ,Bahbllt metal, ro-
palrs for manufactones steamboat;

SUOFIBLD. “1.! A. Knight st,N. New
made and repairing promptly attended 10.

MARKET GARDENEIIS.
JENNINGS a WATERBURY, S. N. berries anti all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET, '31) Wall st, N,Wrn.WI.rdwell,
prop.. beef. real, lamb. mutton and poultry
AYISON, A. 158 Main at, N. meats. traits, rem
bier, fish, oyawn, clams, and cscallops, butter,
eggs. ind, canned goods etc.
BENNETT 8 HUNTED meats dab, tasters. lob
sters, clans, fmiir. all No. Help st, 8. .
BISHELL. DANA (I. 12 lain I1, N. choice meats,
poultry. 11211, vegetables. etc.
Illtl’l‘TO‘rl CENTRAL MARKET, 6 Water It, N.
Heats, vegflahles. fruits, poultry, at lowest prices.
CARR, WILLIAM II. Bent-dict l-‘arm market. EN.
Pine meats, fresh vegetables—Imminent: prices
I-‘ARRINUTON. J. A. meals, iitry.tish ,oysters.
vegetables, fruita,bntter.etc.. it square. 14. N.
(18151211110111 Chestnut It. 9.1V choice meats.
vegetables, fruit, etc Lowestrash prices.
HAYES FBRD 1:1.Vo.flaln It 8 N.primcrncn1s
ailinduk 110mm lard I specially.
JUDSON, A G. Centrallinrket. cor. Mainsniiiisvl-
land It. 8. N. Choice meats, poultry, vegetables.
LIIBURNER. “11.1% Whine mm: It. bridge, 8.
N. dealeriuall kinds fresh in
WKWOOD, L WarhingtonSt. bridges. N. due
mu. deb. oysters. clams, vegetables
IDCKWOODA LOCKWOOD, 7 Iain It, N. 11111:
meats poultry, tisb, oysters, claim I specialty.
LYONIi, A 8,011] Well Market, 21 No. Math It,
8.. prime meats Ind poultry at Iowa“ prices
MALIO, ALBIN lain It. nearWrst. 8. N choice
meats, dab, oysters, vegetables, delicatessen, etc
PICKBRINO. 11. 11. Eat Ive. op. school him. II. N.
bee1.veal,rnoltor1,ctc.
:K'IIAI’B, JACOB, 5!! West Washington 11.8.11.
strictly 11mins meats, poultry I specialty.
5111111151 WASHINGTON MARKET, 86 Wash
ton It.rl N. line meats aodpoultry for funny trade.
BE'IL1.ANR.J.W.15 leopard 1:, N wagon rum
daily all over the town
W ADR,W. 5. market, ElmGrvm, 8N. runs
to I11 pane of town 4.111. due fresh and 1m
WIRON.J.BV'\II1II1 N Choice meats, poul-
try, fruits. vegetables, butter. cup. 1:.
sums“ AND must 1t.
BATES. I' W. Welt-r It, N. mannfscturer of due
granite and marble Work. also dealer in building
stone and cemetery work
EITBVEN'N, I. W wlainst, N. larbleandm
lte monuments headstones, poets. etc.

"A8038 AND BUILDERS.

BMOUR, DINRY. in West are, S. N. All klnth
Wm contracts taken.
SHELDON WILLIAI, ”Wilton avenue, 11.8101!
nasal. lso flagging. curbing. etc.
SIITII. WILLIAII II. a West It. 8.1!. Jobbing
attendant to»

MW!
Lama. mutant. 1 11111 111.18 1111111111111

stone and grating promptly attended to.
(it-trim from my own quarry

Hill‘s porn-ruins.
(208!ch altos. larval: balldl
so. lain 111.9. N. (trolls-err”

HUMAN? 'I'AILOIDI
anagram. I. 31 Wall II, II. A Wining”-

II
aocou r. irnmmgs1.mm
I

1y.
mun-111mm II. ”and
mom

land 14
pork

 

met-emn-r'fimmmr

.

£1le AND IANC! GOODS.
CAVANAOII. BIBS I. II. 4 (hey It, s. N. nulls-y
and (has making.

lAWCl’I'f'B headquarters for 1111111 leter
It. N. on W) m’

PITCH AONRS.I Iain . A
“outru- maid"... Inhibitors."
JAIEKIIROI L280.lainrt.8.N.1.Itest
styles. looming a specialty.
8T. J0me, Biennium-1.11
and Hair Goods
IUSIO mourns.
RADLEY Hits. 6. W. ngbferofthellthn.
11. Nautical-111111.11. rumental musiconly
FRITZ I188 MINNIEP. 191 Halon, 11.115110
andorgau 1.11struction
GIBSON, ALEX. B 37me Piano, m
011-!

HUNTINGTON. H118. 119 lsiut IAN. Vocal in-
struction Ind voice developmt

NARI], I188 JENNIR K. 32 North avenue, 3.
PIAIIOIIMI organ instruction.

8AWYIR.I.RS.1LJ.1eIehr.rofiutrumenlal and
real music. Braidencestbirr. R. 11 I’liilsteds,
West at, 8.11.

ms DBPO'I'S.

BODWKLLII. {'14an It SN blink
bookI. stationery. newspaper-stymied lcalI, etc.

WEBBLBRJ. B. 155 Washington It W8 N.
W Itadouery, tin and glass we.

NEW IOII WHOM...

”111118 8. D Orders left at Bodwcll's am,
71 111.111.13ch 11,

LOUKWOOD, C. E oflloeu De 8.31.:
ory I N.; New York 11106 WK!” " (he;
NEW A SlCOND-IIAN D FURNITURE.

PODMORE, W M under Salvation Army Barracks,
8.1V. Stores, ranges, crockery, carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANNERS AND DEALERS.

Ill-ILL. DINA)! P. 0 Box 111. 8. N. whoimale
shipper of oysters and clams.

CUTB1L1.. R J. foot of llaymondshs. N. whole
sale dealer in line oysters.

IIOY'I‘W 11. 818021, ileurcrst. 8.N footof
Raymond) planters: exporters and w olcaale
dealers In native oysters.

NEED A: IIOUSMAN,131Wu1crst,S.N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters

VAN NAME, J. L a CO. I’. O. Box 518 8. N.
03 store and clams. wholesale 11ml retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWAI K PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. Alfi—
11101110,pr Riverside ave, 8. N 810vrs,81ean
and Hot Air Furnace work I specially Sole
agent for the cclcbratid Carton furnace

PAINTS. OILS AND VGLASS.

PROWI'I‘T, J ’1‘. 1'1 Main st,\ . chett' s lentil,
Masury 11nd Wadsworth s mixui points.

RAY MOVI) BROS, .11 wctt s, Allrlllllt‘ and Scoiey' I
141111.1‘alcutta Oll! and Averill Chemical Point.
SMITH. W. 11. AC1) 15.91 17 Water int. N. agents

for Longmun A: Martinez plums
PAP}: It IIAN'GINGS.

PRATT & (71). It arer 31, near V1111, .V. also points,
oils and gloss.

PROWITT, J. T 45 1111.111 st, 1‘. window shades,
110112111113 fixtures. ctr

TAYLOR (l ('0 21 Main It. N. also hardware.
paints, Oils, glue-s, etc,

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLACKMAN. (I. A. 11 Main st, .‘1'. .shmuneot‘ls
pron-its. Children 1- phu he 11 epemia 1y.

\Olt'l 11 (..‘l . '8 Washington 51,3. IV. oncqnsiity
only and that the beat.

READIIAN P i- hazi'tre building, N‘. ('ablnet
photo vraphs $2 per dnz: nriohalf doc. 51. 50.

[‘1 If“) 'I‘l. NI’IH AND BEI’AIBIBS.

DENIM-28.1.? 1114 kwou -11 111111, N. A‘ .,, drill r in
pianos, organs. shot-1 music. ctr.

I’LANINO MILLS.

RANDALL. MINI-ill D. E. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.

PLUMBING.

HEEKERACO, W. 11. Music Ilail block, 8.“. . .
Plumbing. steam and gas titling

3.1511 1"." dr BRO. mr. Mum andWi-st sts, 8.!“
Plumbing and gas fitting, ranges and heaters.

RAILROADS.

NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W.
Elyatt, prose; Edwin G. Royt. Iupt.

IML ESTATE Aam
LAYTON, JACOB II Wubingtori st, next to P 0
5.1V property for rule, houses to rent. (sec adv}
)itlltllf-Il L Jr L IlOMMEDIEI', £95 11 whinging st,

:1. N selling. renting and coliictmg

W11. NOV, 0. B. 0111.1 tte bldg .V lover-trounce 11ml
money to loan Also lnt‘llfflllce written in lie-L
nf companiis at the ..tir'ist ml: 1!.

WW)“ 1110,11. A. .Vo Main-‘1 8, 3.111111"! 3
rent and building lot:- for rule.

RESTAURANTS.

BEE IIIVK, 5 Writer st, N. warm means It 11.;
hours, dinner 15c.

IIENItY‘S, 1680. Main st. 3. IV. The but 231: (Eleni-r
in the City. Board by the 11:13,1 or week.

SANITABYI. 'NIIIN 151.118.

RIDER W B A sort. t5 Worthington n, s ‘V
Hydraulic and ('ivii engineers

fK‘IlOOLV. (Private)

BAIRD'S. N183 leTiTITE, 15 Orchard st.
Young ladies boarding and tiny schml

MEAD Hrs 111111011th my unit boarding school
for girls and young ladies I‘irs for any Chill gr-
orcourre com ctr in it. Polly mm 9911 lab
ratory attach. N'i w ork artists em p11 ed in
Inualt‘lli department. Special mlvnntrtgu or the
the study of art. languages and clocntmn
I-‘all term 015111111! Octopu- Jli 'Erculrtrs wii. h.-
sent upon nppl icntion

VORW ALK Mll lTAitY INSTITI TE V frank ti.
Ruin-rte prm‘cimi Circular on request.

“114113 M11. P 11 Ni 110111 for buys. Nairvuik.
t". l’rrpitrntur to college ililli scretmiiv 111 11111119.

For iiri ltiili". iiiiilrt-i-‘s is 11111111‘

NEWING MACHINES.

SIIAILER. C. I. 16 Soflnin st. SN. “Wheeler 11nd
WlLvoo" and “lInuIchold.” needles, rill, smith.
merits. Repairing a specialty.

RI‘W ER com. ACTORS.

RAYMONDBIUm sewers built, wster pipes 111.111,
excavating, titling grmilng, landscape gnrdmuthz.

SIIOE MANUI- ACTURIZRE.

LOUNSBL' RY. HATHEW NON 61 CO. :1. N. 1nd...
line about.

(1110 Il. WEED & CO futory sminalesrmnr 71,’ . ',l
75, 1111117. Water 11.11 N. Established rim)
Msnufscturvrs of liuiiee' mine: I‘ and children it
due footwear for the retail trade
Bllllt'l- WAIWI'B AND UNDERWEAR.

fa

Iil'TiflliNHON, COLE .1 Cl). Norwailr, New York ;

and Bridgeport, Conn.
SPORTSMIIN'S GOODS.
AIKEN JOHN H.118 lain It, N. hmiqnarterw fur
guns, fishing tselrlc. ammunition, are
STA"! BUILDERS.
BAKER. JULIUS. Water 111.. next In Wlimtler'l fault.
dry :1 N litulrs and band rails to order
1111‘. DUNCAN IRON RAILINU WORKS, Writer
It,tl. N. Wm 11. Iioyt. proprietor.
s'rsmsr 7.1661518 AND rrrsrrs.
NORWAIK IRON WORKS CO. ’1'bo,WI-ter at
near 11 it bridge. 8. N.
STEAMSDIP TICKET AOENTS.
(.TTIITItl. 11W laconic building N. sum-Mp
111 here penniml agent, Mary pub bile, etc.
LAY'I’ON JACOB I. Wuhlngrnnet, M1110 P.O
11. N. immetlcketndmm, mime-y nriiem (new, in! i
STONE DI'ALZRS.
1781111111 JOHN ll footol' Washingtmmas. also
c,lr lime, cement, heir, plantar
unit-rim, .lnml 11 0271in avenue, 3 N
layer of concrete walks
RAYHOND 31103111119. brown, Greenwich and
building stone, matte and marble trimmings
11101118. BANG“ AND llle'I’lllIO.
KETCIIII! LANDUN,§811AV118MIL,S N (lot
stoves and water heaters P. 1). box M7.
POWELL. J W111 Washimion It, 8V. stoves,
ranges, beam. boon-fowl lag goo-ts, stove to
pslrI, rte Tin and copper work aspeclalty.
BILLICII BYLVKSTKR. A 117: Wanbl
brldm, 8.N. stoves. ranges, ,ngplurn
TRUCKING.
HORTON. JOHN B. ”Taylor Avenue, 6.N.1.ight
and heavy trucking promptly strendedto
UNDERTAKB’M
Jmflxfi‘kaDyopp. [less 11.11 dept. rul-

RAYIOND, mm II. 4AM QIIla II. N. M

deem t Berkley It. Telephone” 1 .4.
VETERINARY ORIGIOII.

BRIDGES, (ill). DNA}. once ml harpital rear of

lairdeld (lo. Bunk, N. telephone“ res. Issues it.
WOOD.

arm, ALLIN, 11m 2913mm It, 3.11m! and

sof1,IIwrd and split. ovfarillyms.

.‘U

lmx In." (70.
TRIUMORITOOO. 1 Mi.“ 1.“

magi-71 wW

Also

once:

llnlnery. My ,

i fillillillllil'l'll} 11111011

They Carry the Town,
City and Borough
Election.

A l IGHT VOTE POLLED.

Treasurer Burris the Only luecuesful Can-
didate on the Republican City Ticket—-
Ifdwln (bloom Elected Warden of the
Borough—Samuel Dash-In for First
“human—The Town Declares for LI-
comm-Complete Returns by Districts.

 

l The town election day resulted
In the choice of two mocrmic aelecb
men. Iir.8m1th dofested Mr. Golding
for Town Clerk by 115 majority. The
vote was light throughout the town,
many Republicans remaining away
from the polls. The vote by districts
ioliows:
P011 BELEL‘TIIN,

- ldis 2611 .‘ldlA Total
JamesUJYrowe, r... ..432 358 108 8%
Oscar W. Raymond, r..b28 372 120 1020
Samuel Durham, d ..... 727 3151 85 1163
Nelson J. Crew, 11. . . .. .543 389 83 1015
Olivcrw. Weed, p 36 3’1 21 M
David A. F1110w,p 35 34 17 86

EOE rows (rum,
Herbert R Smith. r.. . .507 396 101 10114
AugustusC. Golding,d.524 355 100 979
Charles A. Knight, p... 30 40 19 05
lrunsouzu AND TREASURER 01 rows
ticr'osn' rum
l‘wuimm A 13mm, r are 102 122 me

p.....

 

Win E. Montgomery, (1 £52 350 79 {M
William F. Fillow,p p. 36 37 20 93
P011 (30.357.531.15.

Robert N. Iioreborrse, LAW 3911 115 1010
John S. Lockwood, r. . .580 4112 117 1099
Francm S. Conley, r . .536 391 114 10-14
James 1:) Stevens, r. . . .564) >103 118 “BI
John H.1lorrnley, d. , . 550 351 811 1187
CharleoR. Godfrey, dub“ 356 83 1155
Albert De',1iorest d .616 353 83 11182
John 11. Norton, (1 ...... 51:3 367 85 Sill-'1
Gnome A. Davis,p ..... 36 517 20 :13
William 1’. Bryant, p . 516 5’16 ‘30 9’3
Corvino 1. Ogden, p. . :16 37 ‘30 931
ibiewellyn 11111», p ..... 36 37 '20 921
FOR 54939510113.

1). Warren Fitch, r ..... 5’14 394 113 1061
Franklin A. Tolls-a, r, . .547 1198 117 1052
James Mitchell, 11 ...... 593 407 87 1087
.Willinrn 11. Smith, 11 ..551‘1 395 34 1032
Alison R. Benedict, p. .. 116 37 20 W
James H. WilmuI, p.... 35 $1 20 W
"or: 110.1» or my.

Bradley 8. Keith. r. . . ..568 a 118 1093
[Ivory Seymour. r . 56-5 404 118 1037
Part Price, 11 . 557 350 82 999
(r orgi- W.t‘1rrol,l 11.,156 35's 11".} 1991
51- lvlilv W. Sillimon, p, :16 37 26) 11:1
Francis 1‘1 Dir-twin, p... 311 37 ‘20 9:1
1‘01: ”1113611 111111115».

"011111 111in, 2.1, r ..... 566 101 117 102591
"11014171111151, 1' . ..560-105 117 101'}?
U. 1". Bullock, l’ ........ 568 387 11'! 10:3
Willi-1m Warden, d ..558 365 73 1001
Stiles 1V. Curtis, (1, .335 3- 7 51 973
Win. )1. Raymond, 11, . .556 362 33 1001
w. 211. Nimrrutt, p :11; it“. 20 9::
1.11m: 1V. Sin-11M 1011, p :16 :17 20 9;:
illimlrs ii. Britta, 11.... 116 :1”. 21) 921
Putt 5.1110111. lel'l'llitfi.

Alfred E. Austin, 1' .315 379 113 11137
i'llvi'in Axioms, r ...... 561 401 119 11181
Fri-1.141011 Mr'nli, ii ,,-')7'.3 1162 Si) 10”
(Throttm ‘lwnrtz, i! , 551 363 PM 10111
James Snbey, p. , .. , 216 :n 20 113
Enos Kr'llngg, '1. L16 399 ‘30 N
FUR AL'DITIHI TOWN Af't'iflfsTN‘
U‘IH'K" I“. t‘Il’lt-I'lun, b.5157 40‘.) 115 11167
J. IIVlIlgI)lI)111-*, 11.... 53V 351 33 995
Funk 1'1, Parson», p, . .. 35 37 20 931
NEKEIVTRARH 11F 1.1911191.

1 i):-,,»'. 15. Coolidge, L566 407 NH 1091
21113.,13. N. Smith. 1.. 570 403 117 1090
31 Del , 1'}. 1'}. (1011111111, r 5917 403 115 11515
1 11m , J. .1. Walsh, 11, . .551 33'; 113 M
31118., 11.11. “111113”, €1,560 35‘) BI ”91
31119., “'31. I11.““il’ii,’!.“2 3519 84 9515
l [lit-”Junior. Wall», [1. 36 37 ‘2!) it!
"11111., 1.11. “110110.11”. p. 36 '1'? ‘20 931

1 ”151.1". I". Pap-.1119, p. :16 37 1?. W

i'hv town iivclanri (or 11.1.1.1... by 842
_ 1111} ”11y 11-4 C(iiliil’s'
1.:r'»niai-.,...,.,
Nu Licensi-

. .82.“! $196 100 1324
..rsn 2111 M 48"

Tiw i-leCIlitl! m 111:» (:in passed off
quietly, and throughout the day there
were doubts expressed on both shim us
towhnt then-ml: would 11», No one
doubted that some of the Republican
CriUliClimtll would be elected. When
the polls trio-mi, hom-vor, our! the vrme
wr-ro Prilll'llf‘li there wee germ 11 -nrprw.
The only 11. pribltcsn on the ticket who
was elected was John 11. 1mm, whornn
tor the 11mm.» of Treasurer. lie but
James A. P‘irrrlugton by five voter.

Cherie» fl. Trowbrldge ran for Water
llommise‘umm on both tickets.

Thestrmmmy of the vote its 1111 follows:

Fort uncut.

 

mmuormors.
WililImF.WIrdwsll,d............ 385
Joseph ’I‘ImmIny,r 350
EdwinEBeouett,p............... 28
won irrelevant or minus.
William I. Raymond, 11... . B79

CharlesN.Brnith,r ........ 356
Andrew Heath, p ....... .. ...... .. . 28
Port sum commercials.

Charles 8. Trowbridge, d and r. .. . .
Lorenzo Dibble, p. . . .. . . .. .........

'03 TREASURER 01’ WATER FUND.
Minot 8. Smith, 11 ................ . 398
Franklin A. Smith, 1

George V. York, p ...... . .. . . ...... 23
FOR COUNCILNBN.
Charles G. Bohannsn, d ............ 399
Bands Selleck, d ................ .. .. 380
EdwardF.Knapp,d. .395
GeorgeL. Bogart, d ............ 411
George Inckwood,d ...... ......... 416
Nelson J.0rs1v,d ..... .. ........ l
Tulmadge Baker, r ................. 352
Samuel Raymond, r. .. ........... 354
John W. Dake, r ...... . .......... . 356
Edwin H. Mathewson, r ............ 313
Frank N. Ferris, r. .. .r ............. 331
Horace 8. Hatch, r ................. 359
Francis E. Merwin, p. . . . .......... . 28
Lewis B Bucknam, p .............. 22
Herbert 11. Arnold, p ........ . ...... 23
Ernest M. Talmadge, p ............ 23
George A. Davis, p. ............... ‘23
Henry A Wood. p ................. 23

The borough Democrats scored a vic—
tory, electing their entire ticket, with
the exception of warden and two bur-
gesew.

Port warrmzs.
Edwin O. Keeler, r ................ 519

 

John H. Lee, I! ................... 4.50
For; Brnofissss.
George 1. Burton, r. ., .............. 4W
Elbert S. Adams, r ........ . 4‘72
Aurelius J. Meeker, r ............... 441
Harvey Kent. r ...... . .............. 521
Charles A. Quintard, r ............. . 437
Franklin 11 Gregory, r ............ 447
I". Stanley Vsuderhoef, d ........... 511
Isaac Bowe, d ................. . 5-10
James I] O'Reiliey, d . . .. . 485
Charles A. Burr, (1 ................. 49S
Plait Price, 1! ...................... 47$
Ebenezer H. Pillow d ............. 47?
Fort (111.1.EI'I'OR.
E ivvard M. Lockwood, r ........... ”.90
Herbert W. Kemp. d ............... 57$
1112.191: 111:1: AND TREASURER 01‘ Till:
WATER FUND.

Henry P. Price, r .................. 1173
William E. Montgomery, d ........ . 50?
1'01; WATER ('mtmssioszit.
George W. Raymond, r ....... ., , . .. 438
Frank Street, (I .................... . $16

r01; 11111.1". .
Robert N. Morehouse, r ............. 409
Albert Deforest, d ................. 518
FOR 111101511111: 01' VOTERS.
Herbert R. Smith, r ................ 191
11.: rnard (J.1'eeney,d ............... 193
ion nsm run or at v.1 1105's.
Jnhn H. Wude,r ............. 494
Bernard Tnlly,d ................. . 482

Comparisons with the Vote of 11139
run MAYOR IN 1589.

Elwin W11cox........, ”...”.131
Charles S. Trowbrrdge. . . ... . . 403
mu r.'r)['.\'L'll.liE.V 1\' 1.380.
Charles 1". Hallock. ....... 449
James C. Crone .................. 408
John W. Duke . ...... 4.“!
Richard J. (Intbili .................. 435
Thoma-C. (Iavsnagh..... . . . ...... «101
William .11. Raymond .............. 375
William 11 Hubbell. . . .. . .. . . . 4173
Isaac S. Jeonrnge ........ . ......... 419
Henry 1). Fox .................... . 399
Aaron Martini-nu. . . ,. . . .. ,. . . 379
Joseph 1‘. \rllik...“ .... .. - 38'!
7011 summer.

William B, Hendricks ............. 1228
Franklin A. Tollee. . . . , . ....... 1161
Samuel Donkam .............. .. . . .1128
Theophile Buphrai .1028
Oliver W. Weed ................... 9'7
(lecture W. Aiken. ............ .. . . 97

From the above it will be seen that
Mr. Reed, the Democratic candidate for
Mayor, who beau Dir, Rowan 103 170109.
received ten vote-i less than Air. Wilcox
did last year, and last your the defeated
Democratic candidate received but 21
votes less thun Mr. Reed did this year.
(lungs Lockwood. lhe Democratic cau-
d'nlate tor Councilman receiving the
hilthmt vote yesterday, had 33 votes less
than (hurlen I-'. iiailock, the highest
man on the Republican ticket last year.
and yet beats the 111m man on the
Republican rick: t this year by 51 votes.

but year WilliamB. Hendricks, Re-
publican candidate for selectman, re-
ceived 1,228 votes, and beat the lowest
man on the Democratic ticket just 200
votes. This yell samurai Durham re-
1791'"! 1,113 votes, the highest on the
Democrat” “shot. but 15 less than last
year. and beats the lowest matron the
Rat ubllcan ticket by 195. and the high-
nt man on the Republican ticket by 03.

Votes.

According to the omelet returna the
total city vote was m. The total vote
for mayor. however, was but 761, so that
16 ballots must have has cut will: the
candidate for mayor erued.

Mayor-elect Reed received the highest
votecaet at 11101:in election, with the
exception or Water Commillionfl' Traw-
bvrdge, who was on both tickets.

The new Board of Selectmen will Ip-
point I collector to messed (Ieo. 8.81.
John.

I'rInkllu A. Taller is the Republican
user-or elected.

Kdtino. Kevlar madeagreut runysu—
levday. Nothing like staying at home
and looking after your fence- yourself.

In the First voting distliet 1,19 votes

 

William 11. Bowl, (I . . .. ...... 421
Eric-tit 11. Rowan. r.. . .. .. . . 316
.Wnshrrtgthn 51. Sharron. p ...... 21
FOR TREASURER.
James A. I'urrlnrron, d, . . . .. . . . 3110
1111111 ii.l-’-irrrs,r . 5171
William N. Crow, p. ., .. 21
1'01! CWTOI.
Hermon Snyder. (In... . ....... .. ass
Franklin A. ‘I’oilev, r. ., .. ......... m
Frank H. Richards. 9. . . ... ...... a
m NANA].
ChsrkIRJImev.d........ .382
John J. Goodwin, r . .. 350
Jams-H.Wilioot, p........ ....... 23
'0' Almlm.
Rel-oral]. Hoyt,d ... ......... an
WA. W. p ........ ....... 3

mM-ausiast waists.

A friend of Tim 811mm. thinks that
the secret ballot law should be amended
so as to provide for e supply of lead pen-
cils and mucilsge in the booths.

William B. Reed, the mayor- -elact,
should feel proud of his vote. Be is I
conservative man, in full sympathy with
all measures for the welfare of the city,
and will make I good mayor. He has a
council in full political harmony, and
the government they will give us, we are
quite sure, will be for the best interest
of the city. New measures are needed,
and if they will inaugurate them prompt
ly and prosecute them vigorously they
will earn and receive the gratitude of all
citizens without regard to party. We
hope they will be able to adopt a new,
system of road making, and before 1119'
and of their term have the city in the
condition in this respect that its import-
ance and interests demand.

There were 47-5 ballots cast on the con-
solidation question in the borough, 450
of which were for and 25 against con-
solidation.

 

-Reddin¢.
Bedding 13 Democratic
majority of 10.

by an average

 

Buntington.
Huntington is Republican by over 100
majority. No license.
Newtovvn.

The Newtown Democratic vote was
330; the Republican 120.

Tunnel.
Republican vote, 159; Democratic, SS.

Bidgeflelrl
The Republican ticket in Ridgefield
was elected by an average majority of
about sixty-eight. The town voted in
favor of license by nine majority.

 

 

Fairfield.

The election at Fairfield resulted in a
victory for the Democrats by an average
majority of about forty. Edward
Hawkins, Richard B. Jennings and
Rufus B. Jennings were elected select
men. The license vote stmd, yes 256,
no 19.

Stratiorrl.

In Strntford the average Republican
majority is seventy. The license vote
was small, and resulted in its favor by a
vote of 155 to 100.

New Canaan.

New Chosen went Democratic by an
average majority of 25, and for license
by a majority of 40, The town has been
no license for five years. The only oifine
the Republicans saved is that of town
clerk. m_ _ ~ ‘

Weatport.

Westport elected two Republican and
one Democratic selectmen. The other
town officers elected are Democratic.

Weston.
The entire Democratic ticket was
elected in Weston yesterday. The 10111!-
number of votes cast was sixty.

Wilton.
In Wilton the candidates on the Re-
publican ticket were elected by an aver-
age majority of 24.

Dar-ten.

The Republican ticket in Darien was
elected by over fifty majority. Robert
1. Purdy, Democrat, was the third mem-
ber of the Board of Selectmen elected.
The lown voted in favor of license.

JOHN S. environ: 15011515111011.

u. is Nominated by the Democrats of the
Thirteenth Districts Tany.

The Democratic Senatorial Convention
for the Thirteenth District was held in
the parlors of the Kenneth Hotel, this
morning, when John S. Seymour waa
nominated for Senator by acclamatinn
and Charles N. Wood was elected a

member of theb Stale central committeo

illr. S‘ymour’s letter of acceptance
will be printed in Tris 82111131111. 10-
morrow.

To the Up-town Voters.

Editor Sentinel:—-A good way 10 on
courage consolidation is to give an up.
tori-r1 candidate 180 majority ocer r1
down town man on the same ticket.
Anything to beat East and South Nor.
walk. EAS'I' Nouwnut Vomit.

Ahead of Uncle Sam.
01111 of the local census enomerstors
received notice, A few days ago,
says the Danhury News, that a portion
of his returns had not been received by
the authorities of the department 1h
Wuhlngton. and was notified that his
pay would be suspended until the addi-
tional documents were forwarded. As
he Ill positive that be forwarded the
missingdocuments at. the proper time,
and had already received his pay in full;
be is of the opinion thIt be is. little
ahead of Uncle Sam.

"Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brussels.

Connecticut Pensions.
Original-Daniel Levmy, New Haven,
Henry B. Bertiey, Wrist Haven; Andrew
J. Fish, Warehouse Point. Increase—-
George (1. Bradley, Danbury: Charles J.
Richards, Norwich; Fred W. Biddle,
Bridgeport; James 11. Brocketl, New
Haven; Joe Petrif, Winsted; Bridget,
wife of James McKenzie, New Haven:
Mary, widow of 111ch Iiotlartby, New
Haven: Cordelia, widow of Edwin H.
Hurley, Norwslk; Catherine, widow of

Edwin L. Goodwin, Bridgeport.

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lekeaboaof Brussels soap will-the.
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MEETING OF THE COUNCIL

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The street Commissioner ordlauau‘lubv .
In from the Table and Adopted—A I’l- '
trollnnn Elected—Petitions Presented.

The regular meeting of the Board 9!
Councilmen was held lut "on“.
Mayor Wilcox presided and mum
Charles F. Bullock, John W. Duke.
Issue 8. Jennings, Frank N. Ferris and
William B. Hubbell were present.
William C. Sammie presented a bill
for seventy-five cents {or a bridle which

'was broken while a bond was [tuning up

Main street recently. It was referred?!»
the City Attorney.

A petition was received relative to the
nuisance caused by the switching of
trains in Railroad Square and 11.18 taking,
of water by the up freight trains, at the
stand pipe near the crossing. It was 11-,
ferred to the City Attorney with 1m-
tions totako such steps: as be deemed
best to abate the nuisance.

A petition to have the water pipe
branching trorn Lowe street into Hamil-
ton uvenne continued through and con-
nected with the water pipe in Spring
street, thereby doing away with a. dead
end, was referred to the committee on
water, with power.

The petition for two crouwalks on
Golden Hill street, was referred to the
committee on streets.

A petition to have Elmvvood Avenue
surveyed and laid out, and to establish
the grade, curb, gutter and sidewalk line
from Hillside Place to Cedar street, was
referred to committee on streets and
Sidewalks.

William 11. Smith notified the Council
of his claim against the city for damages
sustained by him on account of the neg-
ligence of the city in failing to keep in
proper repair the sewer near the rear of
Roth & Goldschmidt’s factory. 11111
sewer, he claims, became clogged up so
that the discharge from the sewer was
set back and forced into the house of
Mr. Smith, 25 Union street, injuring and
damaging the floors. The commndiw
tion was referred to Councilman Bullock.

The proposition of Christian Swan:
in granting to the city the one! the
water front extending from the easterly
end of Lowndes avenue at high wuter
mark to thachannei on condifionthat
the city will accept, open and work
Lowndes avenue, was accepted, provid-
ing he accompIuy the deed with Ides-
crrptivo survey.

The committee on finance was em-
powered to borrow 81,1110 for the use of
the city.

The ordinance relative to the appoint-
ment of I Street Commissioner was
taken from the table and Adopted.

It was voted to proceed toelectap»
troltnan, which resulted in the choice of
George W. Gladstone. "

The committee on streets was request.
ed to order the owner of sidewalks on
the north side of BIyrnond street to
place thorn in proper condition. ‘

The committee on streets Ind aids-
walka was instmoted to adverflsi for
proposals to lay sidewalks where they
have not already been laid.

There being no further business the
council adjourned to next Monday even-
111g.

—Owing to the death of Frank Robert-
5011 the sociable that was to have been
held under the auspices of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company, Thursday
evening, Oct. 7th, has been indefinitely
pmtponed.

ALL AROUND 'I‘IIB STATE.

stutter-11 Worthy of lentlon that Do Not
Happen Ivory Day. .

James C. Waikley, aged fifty-two
years. died It his home on Wulkluy Hill,
near Higgnnum, yesterday of heart (15
case. Mr. Walkiey was at one time
president 01 the Charter Oak Life Insur-
nncc company,of Hartford, and was It»
prime mover in the construction 01 the
Connecticut Valley road.

The will of Newton Case, president of
the Case, Lockwood d: Brsinard Printing
Company, of Hartford, has been admib
ted to probate. His only daughter, Ills
Ellen Case, was given the life use 01 the
homestead and other property, and '10,-
000 I year. The remainder of the W0,-
000 gore to the Hartford Theological
Seminary, after 11 few other bequests.

Some twenty five academic seniors at ‘
Yale bloomed out Sunday in thdr ilk
hats. their object being tostart I
custom of seniors wearing high hats
Sundays and on all week] w
The plan bids fair to become I punk!
one, and next Sunday will probably use
half the senior class wearing silk buts. ‘

Sunday Chief of Police Ford, 01 let-
den. dreaed up as I fireman. m
his face with dirt, and with dinner fl
111 band entered the saloon in Own
Gallery. He ordered I drink and itwal
served to him. He thereupon an“

Oalney. In the police court 1%..
keeper was held formal befor ‘1:
ar court.

Ralph Blood, the Waterbury ”in;
machine agent who nearly starved hin-
Iel todeatb bequIaoi'anrnIIue fancy
a holehad beenoutiohiastorlscl
which the wind whhtlod, is I

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