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' NUMBER 392- ' Wi‘uummprif— SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Tl-IUR..DAY, OCTOBER 16. 1390. I PRICE TWO CENTS
DI R ECTO RY Rm yamylflm HARDWABI Arm cons-tr. autumn! Aim IA!" Goons. LAST NIGH'FE BEAN BAKE PERSONAL PAILAGRAPIIS. m
Lilliit Militias Interests
or
TOWN OF NOILWALK-
Abbreviations: Nr-Km; s. tt.—sonai Nor-
walk; I. Na—Ilut Norwalk.
To thou. of our under-s who no not ul-
nndy {v1 of at. fut wo‘wguld‘? gig:
roman o vr
"1w." arm-3t do a, vaII' In found
I ctly nibble In ovary business trunc-
ation; and well worthy of all patron-go
ox ad to than.
AIR COMPRESSORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0.'i'be.Watcr st,
our It. It. bridge,
ARCHITECTS. inns d
INA? WI. 8. III? Washington It, p on
1" tloua furnished at tunable rota.
ALL, IINEB .0. cut. Main and Wall su- N.
“33. prospective and frea baud drawing. '
AUL‘I‘IONBEBB.
mam. JAIES, attics mWall at.N. Real
minor-WNW
MOHKBLLQ L’HOIIIEDIEU. 95 Washington st.
nil kinda of property sold.
BAKERS.
11.2: Ialuvt. N.nnd 54 Washington
Dashgxfiwalso dale“ in confectionery. ice
ices. etc.
aUUFIELD EMMA C. 19 No. Haiti st. 8. N. Sole
agent for Ilorton's celebrated ice creaml .\ Pm
EHN ’ CHAS. L. Hum It,“ Wat . 3, ,
memlm and ice acorn. Exit goods daily.
WILS "Home Made" Bread kery. Granite,
“009$“: order: at Gus I’itzcr'ia, 17 KB. Place,
BANKS. 51 N
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, W l st. ,
capital plinth”, surplus H.100. . George II.
Holmes. idem; It. 1.. yet, Vice—president;
William mums. miner. .
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The. (5:5 Washington».
minimal. N. Capital 3100,000’ surplus flu
m It H. Rowan. proudetu; web H. Lay-
mmw’ U TY saviour. BANK The
. iELD CO N 4 ,
Pgwall dt.N. Incomruwd that. Capital my
ow. Pmt..Jumea w. Hyntt; vlwprctt.. Iatwm
0. Keclcr; cashier. Lewis c. Grow. K T
AIRI’IELD COUNTY HAVINGS BAN . he. 51
qul a N. Dcpooiu W4“), surpltu $10.61».
“‘inticl til. loody. prest; Martin 5, Crow. vice
W“ J mm? outuut Th 51 '
Tiu‘tAL BASIS 0 N . a.
N3, me knoll. (i‘iilfiitnl $40,003. libel:
' . Vice ‘lé .' . .
mr-w' WhDiwctors. it. our": It uni
worm-a, E. ii. Lockwood. J. A. Osborn.
0. It. Wilson. IL Hard. I). W. Fifth. W. If
Bishop. Butltcrs', Herchuou', Mouniucturcrs.
Personal sud Fundy accounts ore aolicricd.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, Wall ‘I'L, N
Deposits over 52.M.un.uurplus summit George
II. Holmn pmt.; II. II. Cruuturd. vice-1mm”
Georgi: It. .Illllcl’. um.
SOUTH NURWALK bAVINGs BANK. The. De-
posits over mutt), surplus Stub», Alum Mi
mus. ML; John H. Knapp. treats. Interim
puid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.
BEEF, (\I'Itulooale.)
SOUTH NORWALK bills}? (:0. s. N. Hammond
beef. pork. sheep. lamb, veal. ctc.
TERRY, W]. H. a (1).. N. Armour's beef and
provisions. Homedreowd lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTUN. J. F. Post office box 435. N. Circulars
tabled in over it“! :luiitlny papers.
BLACKSJI’I'IIS.
CARR. GEO. T. foot Raymond at. s. N. Horse—
ibou'ng a specialty.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELL, GEO. 5. at CU. I’. 0 bur. fill. 3. N. liuildrrs
of bridges. dock-s. pile foundatone, etc.
3001' AND 5110!; DEALERS.
BROWN. II. B. 50. loin st. 5. N. custom Work and
re a specmlty.
HARVEY. c. H. No. Main st. S. N. specialties in
boots. shoes and rubbers.
SCHAUB.JOHN at 503255 Washington st. 5. N.
A goal aswrtmcnt atlow prices.
BOO! AND anus; BEPAIBING.
PHILLIPS. GEO. 29 Rnilrmd Ham. :5. N.
work nutty and promptly done.
DOOKHELLEBS AN D n’I'A'l'lONl-ths.
PINNEU, J. ARTHUR, N. curd engraving. wed.
ding stationay. base bull and tennis guide.
PLAISTKD'II DRUG b’I‘Ulut. 4:1 \l’asbington in.
s. N. Helium supplies and genital stationery.
BOX was. (Wood unit Paper.)
. ' It. 5. N. manufacturer of bat
mag]? L 4? “1““ .etc chcrul chop jabbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
mum“ II. ft. Washington at, 5.1%. also
bloc stone. sewer pipe. buy. wow. ctc.
LEONARD. CHAS. T. Water at, N. brick of all
kinds. mmgcfilastcr. hair, etc, llllo blue
y.
All
YIUND altos. Kiln-ulna Philndzlpbla and
BATrenton fronts. brick, tutti. lime". amount. Wt.
ISU'I’I'I'ZB, Ufllflakl. tic-us. 8c.
. B T'l'fllt Mullah. next door to llu: l'uwt
“who. g—O optically mute of All different
moo-of choc-e. Imported and dammit. I‘ll
lands:- of bolus, can. bani. nomad goods, etc
CMGB W’Osl'l'ulflkls.
”ANN. WM. hi. 50 Wall at. N. Cmngco. W.
m, cubic and W formatting,
CARPENTER!) AND BUILDERS.
CRDWI'AJAMIL‘, bishop Ann st, :5. N. estimates
given, Jobbing promptly WWI to.
HORTON. WI. A. at Tsyloravcuuc, :5. N. Jobbing
pnunptly wooded to. .
RANDALL. I. I). Randall‘o mill. It. N. Indian
machinery run by cheap power enables tie to milk
low Mum. Large work a specialty.
BAYIONDJ. It till Water at. 5.3. manta-cum:
of moltll brnckcto. mum, conic: wicks. col
um. nit-glint, mars. Bond. scroll aawing and
turning. Hat blocks. bottom WilmbcmhlrIchkn.
Jobbing dot». katinmtev pron. Telephone iii—u.
SHERWOOD. B. B. la Grove ct. b. N. Jobbuig
promptly an: to.
WIIJIUNJLB.sbopL‘nusll.Wlllll.—0floecu.
Wnllitt. and Hulda: avc.. N. tiwnrn wood working,
mutiny, windin- frame- and turning, lpwt'sl
nun-m. Horny loanui. Telcpuuic number :52.
cmm AND OIWIMIID.
BCOFIKLD l IIUYT. 3 Gazette bldx. N. 66 Wuh-
st. i9. N. dice advent-emu
CABBAGI IANUI’AC’I‘UBIIIl-S.
'l‘lLLY. “KN!“ . Naunlu It, I) N. manufacturer 0!
It antacid attention given to repairing.
WRIGHT n (LYNN. iootof Pfihlu;.finsz
turnout atrium wsxous,truc a.c . 'it n rig,
trimming and ”pain.“ acpcclslty. Mac-shining.
UA‘IMII. of
carrots 0.). E No. Inns. for-uly BM
w.h.l.mtwwddlaparui portion.
in”. MIKE'S. 53 Wsll st. 3. wt-tltlln‘a uni
paths supplied at the shortest notice. »
CATHOLIC «oops.
J.'l'. A com lulu at N. ciao can
“In. stations! and hookiwllzril.
cm“, I’II’K MHU'AL‘TIJBK“
LIOSAIID CHAS. T. Water at. 5. all sins- sod
rum. ulnaruncial nova. roping. etc.
010A.» “0X “ANU'AL‘IUIIBM
.JUIIN. CHM. 9. f Inn-hall rt, 0. N. null-r,
“in: or up trow- aiiu dialer in rlbhrm.
CID” .“U'Lc’luufin
can to outrun clout co. The. In son-in
st. 5. N. mint-1mm Iris. rig-rs.
ow WILLCIGAII CO. The. Wubmgton rt, 8. N.
“that I”.
WAUNKQJ}. I) “.mfl. ll. It. Ibo lobbu in
civil. moralistic.
Wt». I. Wuiiiagtoa «.51, out i
w};- given to total mnying. tank g: 37%.
in) W. It. I EON. mr Wm umu and Punt.
Ind! .01. nymimmumituy mm,
' ill. I Int-st. N. Alloruorvpmnptiy
'00”: L.
will!“ ”BALM”.
00ml nous. III—l: building. Ital-I It
bola!- llj. Wm,»bbm and rot-llama.
(XIII. AND WOOD.
imam r 'I u. n. wait a. sit, mm,
wiinloi's‘mna. chi-sun. ran-om
mm;.mm.1’,"mst.l. lbs k-tvnlc-
thud and mantra-ll
“If k. loco. who Joanna-vi
s. autumnal-ugh”
001m“.
right it ooxxnculigw on.
Wmavi'ugfinmnuuéq
BILL!» Ilium-mun.
fie. C, More. (In
“a“
Wh'fllfllflow
actorytl. N. Haunt»
tun-rs ol the celebrated IL. 0. Corsets.
0000]! Hum!“
PLAISTKD'B COUGII WY.warnutcd to cure,
manufactured at 48 Washington st, 3. N.
0300“!“ AND GLABBWABI.
unit. 1'. II I. 080. m. Ilainand Wat its, 3. N.
agate mo Ho worn W
UNIVERSAL STORE. 'I'bc.N'o. lain st our est
lumps. crockery, glassware. boulefurnlshlnp. etc:
DENTISTS.
BOUTWKLL. c. P. hudar'oblock. So. lain It, 8.
N. OfficehoursJu. m.todp.m.
KENDALL, GEO. 8.. 0.118. Witshl on. our.
Franklin Ito. 8. N. Henri 8 am. to It p.m.
NRWKIRK. J. C. ofllcc at rcuidence Lewis It.
aw (Ion now outrun. iv. gm administered.
Gold Worm crowns luscrtcd.
WEED, W.L.. D.D.8. Whilst Washington at. 5.N.
Ilouratl u. m. to 0 p. to. Gas udtniutstcrol.
D0088. 8A8]! AND BLINDS.
bMI'l'IIM'. II. It C0. )5 A. 17 Water st. N. mrricgc
wood work, wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, If. I. 89 Chestnut st, SN. Crmlted stone,
acme contractor. etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron.,salt glued sod cement
dlumcw.
pipe. 3 to 36 inches in
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zsudt rive, E. N.
Sunday hours. a to to rum. 4 to ll p. In. Preamp
dons carefully compounded.
GREGORY. J. G. a; Wall ct. N. Established 18».
Wholesale and retail. Populur prices.
RIGGS. JOHN A. it Main st. N. Pmum—dfty
rive diilcrcnt perfumed.
PLAISTED‘S, «It! Woshington st. 8. N. potent inedi—
clues. etc. I’hysicinus' prescriptions a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AHBLER. J. L. ik SONSw—“Thc Equitable." No. 2
Gazette building. N. Dry goods. oil cloths. mat-
tingis and rugs.
BANKS, It It. Muhnckeino Hotel block, is. N. dry»
goods, notiouo.gloves. etc. Underwcuraapccmlty.
BENNETT. J. £19 Main at, N. Eminent! camb-
llshed over fortyvtwo yours.
DICKERMAN, A. I! SON, till Washington at. S. N.
dry-goods. carpet», etc. «sec adv.)
SCOFLELD & HOI'T. 8 Gazette bldg. N. 68 Wuh-
ingtoii st, 5. N. (hit-c advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXPRESS LOMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS ('0. office railroad station. 3.
Nmuel‘cl “‘ulltt, N. ‘ prci-io forwarders to all
ports of the world. Passenger train r't'hlifiir. Low
rates. Lester Hunt, rigour.
EXPRESSMEN'.
BL'XTON 6i BRUNDAGE. ofllce at Bengiict'aflu
Wall st, ‘5, Our motto. "pmmpt intention."
CAVANAGH‘s EXPRESS. bugvtge. furniture and
pianos moved. Lciiic orilixrs tit i’biirtixl's. H. N.
SHERWOOD. W. “U. S. rltllc tit post-office and
Hille’s. Curefiil and prompt ecrvtcc.
EXTRACTS. ESSENCES. ETC.
BI’XBEE, I7. 5. a (:0. Bill-in r‘l. N. Manufactur-
era of Scoilcld'ii celcbmzul flavoring minute.
NURWALK EXTRACT U). N. manufacturers of
title extrncts. i‘. 5. Ambler.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. llrudli-y'a cumr-piiiic-‘pliatcmpcc-
inl mums. laud plantcr. ground borrow-nod ashes.
SMITH. W. ll. ll: CU. Wntcr st, N. agents for Wil-
liums Clark at Coin standard tortilla-r3.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROSordinury shapes in stock. spec-
'mls to onlcrfirc mortur.5nnd,chimncy duo liningu'
FISH, OYS’I'BBS. CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT a ZELL’FF. 69 Washington st. S N. tine:
fish, oysters, clams. fruits. gume. vugetablw. ctc.
I‘LAG AND coxcurz'n: WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN ll. (“.2 Tuylor avenue, 3. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for ling. concrrtc.
Asphalt. brick, cement and gravel wnlkn.
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT \VAm
HEATERS.
XEEKER, W. H. A: 00. Music Hall block. 5. N.
role agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FBI-JD.
"ISLAND til-ll" FLUL‘lt, the best made.
fail to use it.
L'IIUMXEDIEL'. DANIEL, cost and of Washington
of. bridge. The chotct-st of from y flour kcpt.
RAYMOND BROS. tiny. utmw. dour bud feet? in
package, loud, car or cargo lots.
itltD MILL. WtD.Crilliiul at Rose. Grunt. clinic
ground feed, ignilcun lllltl rye iiuur.
I'LUIHN‘TS.
BERG, I’AL'L. Wotalmuvl l'lm c, S. .‘J plimtp. cut
Enron and ornamental pieces mud..- to order.
UUIGL'E. P. L. :‘ltSthl st. u p. l'tiiou ttrtiictcry. N.
Plant». cut flowers, ctr. infill work a fluidity.
KCKAY. JOHN, B. 5. firm (tic depot. Modding
ts—cut doom and burn: work of all kinds.
- root-rt u sptcmlty.
SMITH. JOHN II. :90. Mum tit.~ 5N. tbr Ultlcél. And
beat known florist in thin \‘lcllilly. Plump. cut
Mums. etc. Yloritl work of on kinds ll Fyt‘tiitilly
sud dpue promptly.
FURNITURE DEA Lilith).
COLKIAN. THBOWIIEJVnsbiugtoi. pt. tram and)
Furniture. looking gluon. plcturr fruition. ctr.
UNA! a WIII’I‘TLBSEY. 31'. Main Ii, N. any
mond'a old stand) tin: Ith'I'lllcm.l.
IIA INOND 09.0. H. new rtnrv, If Mill 4% .‘luln of,
N. Your doors abovc old store.
sl'l'IlW. DAVID. at. at, ll), nod 32. 5min“! ct. ti.N,
Furniture. mum-m. etc.
GAE Llufl‘l' COIIPANIES.
NORWALK “All LIMIT CUII'ANI’. utilize I'J
Wm It. N. (his for light. but and power
Colic six cents per bushel. Cool 'fur lbfcc dol~
Inn pct burnt. package extrl
“NOISE“ (“’lrolculo.)
"(in4 l. SKELKR. band it Wall st N. whole
sale min-n. flour. KM", hay, t-tc.
$KLLHCK BROS. It Illtl Id Wall st, N. wholunlc
grocers, door. iced. grain. hay. ctr.
“ROGERS.
BROWN a WILCUX, 70 Washington vi. H N. solt'
merits fmcolsbrutctt Huntington cnmcry butter.
BECKER. CONRAD, ill thiuxtun st. ll. N.
choice menu and pm'lllltml.
I'Kllftlil. lllllltl. ll. sucovm to llutchlnsnal No.
lain st. sl. N. tubio delimit: for molly triulc.
HNNEHAN & ”REILLY. “38 lulu st. N. flour.
foul. hay. nraw. ronl and wood.
”KNIT h BENEDICT. 41 Walt at. N. fancy sud
stupid pmbmonfcctiowry. fruit. etc.
FITCH. I). W. Wont M, cur. Kerwin at. N. canned
goods. curls». has. butter, rtc.
0|.”ka (3.1..mWallat. N. I color to lb: but
m obtainable.
OUTER t i503. T. ll. Sprlnfwmd. b, 1‘. line [rm
mm. choirs: luau. lion. uni, etc.
lIAN‘PIlKll. W, ll. Ell! um marIUt. ration, IN.
Aabr-toa point, ochuol supplies. rm.
LAWTUN. P. I)... ()0. 2: no. Mninst. fl. N. no
caries and table drilru‘lcl.
L'IIUIIKDIKU. DAN] Ill..m-t mint Washington
M. b , b N. inn, mam, opium, a specialty.
HOOK! & "ARM/W. Rollin st. nmr Wart. All
Inc pocmiui, ion-inn bum, flour. feed. etc.
NEW YORK TBA (30.. t? Iain M. N.«wM. Heller—
'I‘us, roller- and Iptrn s ppwiulty.
NICKKWUN I Elm. it» rind fl? Ifsiri at. N. a
"utility owls of bible delirium.
UTIIAII. om. Wilton ave. and “chant II. V.
New m. new goods and new prices.
HUMOUR. U. I. a would m st. R. N. head»
quarto" fur celebrated ‘Dcw ip‘ rnniml grunt».
“ALDEN. (TIME. ll. .5 Will Fl. N. Cn‘mvry MIL
m, «been. em, tsblo dollar, In, from. etc.
IIA’I'I’ZHI' 'L’Rs. tfl'l'lt'sl 0!)
mm, Jmll’li J. 7 Irmroc at. b. 8, clan forum
of ht bodies,
BATES, HART!!! JR. & ('0. 79mm Spring cl. 8
N. Imports-of sul III”, plosives, trunnion.
Ind cutters of halters‘ turn
llA‘l'Tlllfl' 'l'OOLB.
warm“. W. A. Won '1. ll. N. iron foul-la.
tight sun merino. "mini water burn.
IIA'I'U All! CAPE. (Minna
LEAP? 'l'lll lIA'l'TlR, fl W-b st, I. N.
nmcifltymadcoflasatiland i into.
”A! IANIWAC‘I'IIIIIII.
BAR“. IV. l 00.81“! sl.ll.N. 'llsstll
and flexible talk
center a mum mum ins. mm.
eot.lliti‘l}llfll ni'shrl'l'ollcssts.8.ll.
In! mum-oat.
tic-acute woodman.”
“ WI” 3.3 IMF"
turnout“ at. .
' oar ' man-Ari... no r it
Don‘t
gamut“
"like: '
Wflm‘.‘ I‘d
movm'r. J. '1'. a lab: st. N. light hardware and
Bll'i'll. w. it's; 00.15 and I7 Wutavst. it. build-
sra’ automncton' In lieu
pp .
QUIN'I‘AIID W. C. Music Hall bloc 8. N. points.
olla. glass, in. (sac adv.) k.
RAMBO units.
DWYIIR. P. II. I! Walla. N. custom Inadeharnoaa
sud rupturing nutty done.
B038! DEALERS.
PARSONS I. II. Brookside Stock Firm. 8. N. flue
horse: salted to all purposcu All anlrnnla sold by
this cambliahmeot are warranted. Home of the
h catching nullloo "Gaillard."
HORSE 81101235.
ICQUIIAB, JOHN. No. lain st, 8. N. special at.
tentlou given to shoeing driving a trotting horses.
“mm.
AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 Main at N. J .0. Collins.
European plan. mount nttsc
GglfHANIA HOTEL, 89 Railroad plum. Gauge
etor.
. b. .
NORWALK HOTEL, . D. LN. It. It. depot.
I. ch’hsrson. strictly last accommlationn.
OLD WELL 110011.. 5 Washington It. 9.1L Itecd’
Haviland. propr'lctov. European plan, ill) worm.
HOUSE WISHING GOODS.
STEVENS. J. ll. 92 Washington st, 5. N. crockery,
glassware. tin and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD. B. "Bolder: Point Form." 5. N. Also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE A: LOCKWOOD. 9 Main st. N. Insur-
ance and rcul estate in all its branches.
LAYTON. JACOB M. Washington st. next to P.0.
is N. tire, plate gloss. accident and life. wee Adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. llaln and Wall sts. N. Ital
estate. investments. loans negotiated, etc.
MOHHELLdi L'lIUMMEDIEL‘. 96 Warhlugtou It,
8. N. strictly first-clan companies represented.
TAYLOR d; GOLDEN. 45 d1 47 Washington or.
5.5. Real Esme and Insurance.
INSURANOE COMPANIE. .
CONNECTICUT GKN'L LIFE INS. 00.. S. S. L’-
Hominedicu. agent. Washington at, SN. roe Id.
HETIlUPOIJTAN LIFE INS CO. A!) Washington
at. . . N. F. J . Grubb, assistant snot.
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00,. N. In snrressfhl
business. since 1560. No outntundiug loot! claims,
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. (‘0. The. No. 4:. Washing-
ton iit, s. N. Jno. French, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAI'FL’HD R. B. Masonic blvliz. X. 6‘4 Bonds
Midillinex linking and Equitable M‘l’gc ('oa.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMlTH. W. H. & ('0. is and l? Water st. N.
springs. uric-e, carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I’, E. .\ . fl: and 56 Water at. N. iron work
of All kinds.
'I'lIB DL..(‘AN IRON RAILING WORKS, Wstcr
at. S. N. Wm. H. lont. proprietor.
IRON l-‘Ol'NDlHI-ZS.
GILES 8i CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
(0., and also at Iil'ltlgt'porl, Coon.
J EWELHIN.
i'lIIlerl. A. 8. 39 50. Main st. 5N. op. City Hotel.
Su‘v' fine wutcb repairing: a rpt‘cmlly.
HUYT, II. B. is No. Main rt. s. X. etrictly tinnitus
gout: at low prion.
JACKSON. LetlltAND, 58 Willi st. N. watthes,dla—
month. etc. Fine watch rupturing u specialty.
HOOD. II. S. diumondam’utchui, jewelry. silver and
plated wore, repairing nepotinlty. so Muiu rt. 5.1V.
LAWYERS.
Al'S'l'lN. ALFRED [-1. room 3 Masonic b'd'g, Willi
st. iln'uuflh. Notary and “(‘31 Estate,
FROST. RUSSELL, 8 No. Main at. uotury. legal
hormone of all kinds carefully attended to.
HL‘IlLHUTT. J. BELDEN. room 5 and 6 Gazette
building. Wull st. borough.
LIGHT. JOHN H. la: Worthington st. 8. N. notary
commissioner of tit-«do for New York state.
LUCKWUUD, EDWARD II. mom 4 Guzuttc bldg.
borough. Attorney. notury nnd port-ions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN 3. room a, Folrfleld Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. roomt Masonic building. Witll
at. borough.
”VERY STAItLl-ZS.
DANS. HORACE B. Excelsior livery and board.
lug l‘tflhll‘fl. office No. a lover st. N.
(lili‘lilillti'. Gill). 5, ll Knight st, .\'. Flue tum-
mm a npecialty. Telephone :53.
LOCK MANUFACTI'BI’ZIIS.
LM'KWUUI) HANI'FAC’H'RING ('0. bit" st. 3.
N. Manufacturers of btiililrnl' hurdwam lithium
(mice tli} i’uirl sl; Nriv York otllcc 9‘.) “code at;
Chicago otilcr l'J Luke st.
NURWALK LUCK COMPANY, S, N. New York
olllcc 52 Chambers .-t. lan'Lo niid biiildivrn' hard-
ware; designers. fonudr-rr workers of mistic
house triuuniiigs in bronze. bran and iron.
Ll’MIlI-llt DEALERS.
HILL. II J. 0 Water El. N. All kind.» of lumber do
ltvvrul to any point by rail. team or vessel.
MACHINE SIIOI’S.
NUllWALK IRON Wultlis (it). The. Water at.
Dr” It, it bridge. 8. N. Griicral ruinsiiiiii-ry. iron
and brass tastings. forgiiws. Bobbitt metal. rc-
pulnt for manufacturims dud dluslllbwul.
SCOI-‘lI-lldl, “fl. A. Knight at. S. New machinery
made and repairing promptly blit‘ililtfil to.
MA BK l-ZT GABDENEBH.
JENNINGS at WATERBL'RY. S. N. berries and all
garden produce in mm for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET. :3) Wall at. N.Wm,Wsrdwcll.
prop, hoof. veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVIHON. A. I56 Isln st. N. meats, fruits, vcgcu.
bier, fish. oysteru. clams. and cmullopc, butter.
cw, lord. caniitxl 300th. etc.
BENNETT a NESTED, nil-nip. fish. it
own. clans. fruits. 2:3 No. Main st. 8, .
IIISSEI.I.. DANA (l. l'.‘ )laiii rt. N. choice touts.
poultry. duh, vegetables. ctr.
llltl'l'l'u'rl CENTRAL HARRIET. 6 Water st, N.
Menu, vegcubltht, fruit». poultry. or lowest prirea.
CARR, WILLIAM ll. rlctmllct Farm market. EN.
lv'inc meats. {rt-ah rrgnmiilcx-nlnwut cash prlcrl.
Friltltltm'rox J. A. meals. .mii .itah.oyrtesm.
vmublcs. fmlts. butter. om. .lt um. ti. N.
GEIST. Gill). 2» Chastnut at, H, N. choice locals.
VI'Kt'flblfl, fruit, etc. lnwoct cub prion.
HAYES ratio 13 NoJIaln at ll. N, prime trials
of all kinds. homo rendered lord a spoclnlly.
J l.‘ ”SON. A. G. Control Itarkrt. cor. Msln nod Hurt
[and wt. 3. N. Choice meats. poultry, rep-tabla.
LIMBUltNI-Iil. “'3. 108 Washington st. bridge. 8
N, dealer in All kinds [rt-h ml‘Ill.
motiwooti. l.. Washington St. bridge. 8. N. Inc
mu, ash. oyrtcra. claim. veg-rubles. etc.
UX'KWOOD a; Uli‘lllt’tltlll. 1' Main rt. N. flue
menu poultry. nub, oystt-rc. rlams I specialty.
LYON”. A. 8.. Old Writ Murkmua No. Main It.
H. N. prime mutt and poultry It lowest wig”.
ca. lob
"ALI". ALBIN. loin at. rte-r Won. 5, choice
mi-uta, Mfr. oysters, "fumbled. ill-lira in. on:
l’llYKElthll. ll. ti. Rust annop. Klflljl houseJ’hN,
beef. voal. mutton, etc.
Sl'llAlTll. JAC'OII. I! Wait Wmhlmum st. II. N.
airlctly first-club meats, poultry a specialty.
”MITII'H WAlllllNGTth MAR ."l‘, do Wash
mot. 8.8. due meats nod poultry or family tradc.
NHLLANE. J. W. Il'l Intro-rd It. N. wagon mus
«billy all over the town.
WADE. W. 8. market, ltlmtlum. KN. mm: runs
in all ports of town with flue fresh and l min.
WIXON. J. B. 3': Wall El. 1“. Choice mom. pool
try. fruits, turntables, buitcr. om. etc.
HARIILB AND (IIIANI‘I’K.
BATE“. l‘. W. Water at. N. manofartnriw of lino
motto and marblo work. also dnlu in building
stone and cemetery work.
STEVFJSB. I . W. m Main at. N. lublc and gran
it» MIIIMIU. balconies. posts. ctr.
“A80!!! AID IIIIILDBIO.
BIYIUUIL HIM". Ills cht on. ll.N. All kinda
of norm moron rontmts trikcri.
BHILDDN WILLIAH, ID Wilton avenue. N. Slavic
m. loo nagging. curbing. «to.
slim WILLIAM II. a West It. 8. N. Jobbing
promptly sltcndcd to.
LAWLOII. WILLIAM, 5 Hill at. N. All kinds of
atom And grading promptly nttchcd in.
Granite so from my own quarry.
”38‘s 0mm!”
II'IOCI BROS. lmlc building 1!, soil It
cgu lain rt. II. N. Outta-en's firm thing goods
MERCHANT TAILOIS.
ammo Wdlmlt. A misalignm-
IOCOU J. I? thlshmsdlhaatallorlu
n .
suntan. EMIMM Ll. m and
mum.
annuity-ans Libra-than»
woman-0M"
CAVANAGII, I. H. I (.‘la 8. N. unllnvry
and droi- lifting“ y st.
PAWCI'I'I'fi headquarters for lllllnuy. 8 Witt
at, N. tree vertiscmvut) for
FITCH LONE-ll. II“. 49 m N.
“Old bursa blind Dyeing un'l'ilomllt" I
Jamil!!! I. L 280.IIInlt.B.N.W
styleu Inviting s specialty.
81'. JOHN, It!” rum [1.2L lllllncry. My
Ind Hair (loads.
ammo mounts.
BRADLEY into. a. w. blal'of thclnthn.
it. Nash) in: train El, N. mtrumcutll music only
mm. Miss MINNIE r. till ruin It, rt. Piano
and argon instruction.
omsotv. ALEX. is. at High «.11. I’hno, am
and barman .
HUNTINGTON. HRBJ‘L‘D lulu st,N. Vow Ill-
Itrnction and voice dm’elopmcnt,
NASH, HISS JENNIB K. 83 North IMHO. N.
o and organ instruction.
SAWYKR, HRS. R. J. teacher of Instruments! Ind
vocal murlc. Residence at Mrs. R. H, Plaistcd'lli'
West at, 5.1%.
NEWS DEPO‘I'S.
BODWELL, H. B. 74 Washington st. 3.x. blank
books. stationery. ucwanupern. periodictde, etc.
WHEELER. J. B. 155 Washington It bridge. 8. N.
Newspapers. stationery. tin and zinc won.
NEW YORK MESSENGER.
FERRIS, S. D. Orders left It Bodwcll‘s Kore.
74 Wa‘shutxmu st, 3. N.
LOCKWOOD, C. E. olilccs DcKlyn's, 8. IL; Gm-
ory's N.; New York 160 Greene st.
NEW 1 SECOND-HAND l'llltN'I‘I’llRl.
PODMORE, WM. under Salvation Army Ban-rich.
8. N. Storm, mazes. crockery. corpora. etc.
OYSTER PLANNERS AND DEALERS.
BELL. HIRAM I'. 0. Box ill. 8. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and claim.
CUTBILL. It .1. foot of Raymond st. 8. N. whole
sale dealer in due oysters.
HOI'T. W. H. d: SON, X24 Water st, S. N'. (foot of
Raymond) planters. exporters and wholculc
dealers In native oysters.
REED .v HOUSMAN. i.” Wotan. S. N. platen
sud shippers of Nlirwalk oysters.
VAN NAME. J. L. r. 00., l”. 0. Box 51.8 S. N.
Oyotcrs and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NOItWALK PATTERN WORKS, Chas. ll. Als—
lburpe. prop. Itivcmde ave. 5. N stoves. Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work I speciality. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J. T. 45 Main 9:. N, .li-vrett'u lads.
linsury and Whilst» ortli'a mixed paints.
RAYMOND Bittls. chett's, Atlantic and Saliey's
[Am], Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical i’stnt.
SMITH, W. H, .k (‘0. if) a 1': Wow: st. N. agents
for lxlxigrunn .k Martinez pdllllb.
PAPER IIANGINGS.
PRATT .k ('0. Water at. near Wail, N. also pttinm.
oils dilll glass.
l‘llOWl’l‘T,J.T. ‘5 Main st. N. window shades,
Hollands. fixturcr. etc.
TAYLOR a: CO. 2t Hutu ct. N. also hardware,
tmnts. oils. gin». etc.
PHOTOGRAPH I". RS.
BLACKMANJ‘. A. ll .Vlmti 51. N. “tumultuous
primes... Children's photo», a specialty.
NUitTll. G. H Til \t’uhmgton st, S. N. one qunlzty
only and that the best.
READMAN. F. f. (wattle billldlll'l. N. Cabinet
photographs 3‘: per doz; ouohulf iloz. 31.50.
PIANO ‘I‘L' NEH" AND “EPAIKKKS.
HENDEE, C. F. Lockwood Hull, )3. Alsoilcnler lu
pianos, organs, l‘hl‘t‘i l’llfirll‘. etc.
I’LANING MILIS.
RANDALL. MlXER I) F. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.
I’LL'SIBLVO.
MEEKER&CO.. W. H. Music [lull block. 3. N.
Plumbing, sit-um and gin fitting.
NASH. F. II. at Illtn. cor. Hum imd West sis, S. N.
Plumbing niid mu fitting, ranges and heaters.
BAILEOADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CD. James W.
Hyntt. prcsm Edwin G. Hoyt. supt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB M. “'ushirrgton st. next to l’ 0.
SN property for sale, houses to rent. (soc nilv.)
MURRELI. Jr L'lIllMllEllll-Il'. 96 \‘l'iuliitigton st.
:3. N. selling. renting and collrrtiiig.
tt'ii..~siix.o r1. Gull-fit: bldg. N. lill‘t‘ftmcnll rind!
motivyto loam. Aim imiimice written in bert’
of mmpuniw at the lowest wit-s. .
Wiltlllll'Alfl). H. A. No. Mmsr, s. N.hou.«c.‘i 0’
rent Alnl building; into for Salt i
“ESTA l'IIA 51's. !
BEE “NE. 5 Wait-r at. N. wurtn meals at uni
hours. Illlfllt‘l’ 3.1x =
lll-LNitY'S. ms... Main ans 3:. Thu Mimuiinm-rl
iii the i ily. Boon! by the day or work. ;
SANITARY ENGINEERS. ‘
RIDER. w, is. a 5031 is Washington st. 5. N.
Hydraulic and Cu ll tznglllcvl’rl l
SCHOOLS. (Private) f
BAIKD‘S. MISS INHTlTl'TH. 6 tlrrliitfd it. N.‘
Young indies boarding and tiny school.
MEAD. Mrs. Illllflldr'. N. Day itnd bunrdiug Il‘hnul l
for girli- and young ludiorl. Fun for any rump-gm;
or roursc complete in ~lf. Fully equipped Lib- '
rutory nlwbri. New ork iirtistn etnpo 'vd iii
mutzciu Ilt'pal'llllt‘ill, burn-l ailvuntngm or the
the study of art. language.- nnil l‘llii‘lllmil.
Hill term begins th’lullt-r Ltd. Circulars uni br
sent upon application
NtlltWALK MILITARY leTlTi‘Ti-Z. N. Frank S.
ltolwrts. principal. ('miilur oii milieu.
WILSUN. MK, H II. School furlmyu Norwillt,
t'i i’rrpnriitnry tn t‘illltL’t' mail it‘lr'li’lfiF permits.
For ciri'uliirx. nuilrw- :t~ lllbiw'
NIZIVINH MACHINES.
SIIAILER, (3. II. 10 Nubian st, 5.31. “Wheeler and
Wilma" mul “Hott‘clulld.” outlier. oil. moth
Int-tits. lttpuirmi: a specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYHONI) BROS. sewers built. wntrr plpt'rt Yrtlil.
oxcuvittuig. filling. twirling, landscape- gardening.
SIIOI‘.’ MANUFACTURERS.
Ll llfNHlll'itI’. lA’I‘lIEWoUN or Cl). 5.x. Ladim'
uric stun-s.
0H0. ll. WEED I (‘0, factory and ruler-room Tl. Tit.
75, and 7‘: Water rt, 3 N. Eruhllr‘hr‘tl mo
lanufucturrrn of Indie» mmca‘ and childcar-
llnc footwt-u for the rctoll trudo.
ulllltT-WAIBI'I'RI AND UNDERWEAR.
lllf’l‘l'lllNSUN. COLE .r Ci). Norwnlk. New York
sud llridgcport. Conn.
RI'OIKTSMI’ZN'S (IOUIN.
AIKEN. JOHN ll. .18 Main If. N hi-zulqunrti-rn for
gun», tubing tiwkle, ammunition. err.
fl’l'AllI BUILDERS.
BAX KR. JULII’S. Wsm ct. next to \Vflt‘l‘ll’f-I fourt-
dry. ll. N. Hours and bond niln to ""117.
Tlllt Dl'Ni‘AN IRON RAILINO thKS. Witter
at. a. N. Wm H. Hoyt. proprietor.
H‘I'BAM BNGINIS AND PIMP?»
NORWAIJI IRON WORKS (70. The. Water It.
hour it. it. bridge. 8. N.
STIZAMSIIIP TICKET AOEN’I‘S.
CURTIS. 3. W. Ilmmlc builditut N. “Whip
tickets. pension agent. notary public, ctc.
LA Y'I‘HN, JACOB M. Wuhlbgton st. mxt lo RU.
”JV. I'll-mgr tickntsfiroftn. money order-Am mi.)
”1031': DEALERS.
l'KllRlB.-!OIIN [1. foot of “'ashlngtouvkilfi. Ilsa
brick. lime. commit, hair. ply-tor.
HORTON. JOHN ll. wTsylor snubs, 3. N. Also
lnyer of nmrn'lo walks.
RAYHOSD [Hillel blue, brown. Greenwich sud
building atone. motto and marble trimminwi.
H'I'OVI'J). RANGES AND HEATERS.
KBTCIIUM. LANDON. '2!) llsvlland at, M. 34. GM
Move! and water tic-rm. P. 0. box M7.
POWELL. J. W. 28 World It. PLN, vtavca.
mgdl. . . house-funds in; goods. mm m
pom. rte, Tin and copper work n spcclnlty.
SKI.I.MYK.RYLVKSTKR. A m Wuhln too It
bridge. H.N.m.nngcs, , tars, plum umetc.
Tltllclfllfll.
HORTON. JOHN ll. “Taylor crumb. H. N. Lilbl
not heavy trucking promptly stranded to.
UNDEBTAIHM
JKNNINGSJ. D. . Horns It. . acorn. trel-
dsnoc 7 Kim . .0” ll
RAYIOND, 080. IL 6 lrlrl 4! Iain st, 1'. Broil
donor 3 Berkley rt. Talcpbooc T74.
VETERINARY EUROKONS.
BRIDGES. GEO. D.V.8. 06m and bovpltul roll of
“field (to. flank. Rumba. no. lance It.
WOOD.
um. ALL". llllflmmfl. Burl Ind
soft.sswvdantlspltt.fovfasnllynaa.
WOOL” WW
mm It. 00. m
nit-inn. holpaok. ’
TWBLI’TII Inuiveusutv
DOUGLAS routes tour.
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01’
A flaunt lvont In south NoMk Lost
Night—Spent” Ind. null Honor
Served-11” Doss Bonn Inter.
The boon bake given by Douglas
Poitier Post.G. A. 11., flat evening in
celebration of the 12m nunivcrcary of
their organization, was a big success and
runs very much enjoyed by the large
number present. The meeting was cull-
ed to order by Senior Vice-Commander
Tattle. Commander Frederick Arnold
made the opening address of welcome.
Captain Staples, of McDouough Post, of
Westport, being called upon. mode a
rousing speech. Senior Vice-Command-
er Git-n was out called. but excused
himself as not beingaspenkcr. Com-
rade Logan, assistant superintendent of
the Soldiers' Home at Noroton. Com-
mander Arnold and Postmaster Duty
made interesting speeches. Quarter-
master D. P. Moirellmnde netatement
from notes which showed that Douglas
Fowler Poet bud expended 61.700 in
charllies since its organization. For the
first few years the Pot-t had but little
money to ipend but by heroic exertions a
relief fund was started and now the Post
holds a fair each year to replenish the
fund to that the good work may be our-
l'lf’fl an. Comrade Tuttlc uluo tirade
aumo remarks.
Supper was their M’l’VC’d, which was
on important feature of the entertain-
ment. After supper Comrade Keeling
sang a song. The :ommittee appointed
to gm: the prize to the champion beau
enter nevi-riled it to Thomas F. ‘r'ilson.
Pipes were introduced and a very
sociable season of story telling and rem-
iniscences of army and navy life was en
joyi-sl. Tne comrades dt‘CllIftd that they
had never enjoyed a better time.
Fifi!) lTl'llE DESTHOIEDA lil' FIRE.
A Couuurntlon In this city Lust Even-
In‘.
Thur - crime near being it serious con-
firmation on the Washington street
bridge lent evening. About 6:45 o'clock
the chitin holding it hanging lamp in
th» corner front Window of Theodore
L'ult‘mzit.'o llIl’nllDl'P store- broke. and the
lump fell to the that. An explosion
iollotvml, and in an instant the front of
the store Wild ithlazu. The fire alarm
was sounded. but before the depart-
ment arrived. neighbors. vi'ilh pull: of
water, succeeded in extinguishing the
flames. Many valnul'vlo pieces of furni
tore were in the room. and they wore
ruined by lht‘fifl'. It 18 putting it low
to say that iiin damage WI” equal $1000.
Sir. i'nlmiaii was insured through Tay-
lur & Holden.
(Bruce Church bot'lety.
Trio [Uflilhlilntl'll of tho new ”race
church parish held a uni-ting and aocml
uiitlii ring ill the residence of Robert
Van Bill’t’fl.i>n West avenueJustevt-ning.
About Pt‘b‘l‘nly five invited guests
own- Ult‘flt‘nl, and fl social. 38 well "8 ti
wry intirmtmg tiwetinguvuo lit-Id. Dur-
ing the I vuiint; u [.3 lion‘ Auxtiiory sour
e-ty Wilt! 'UIllIt'tI by the lfltlll‘d present.
and irtiiL-i-ra were t It end it» follow~z Pres-
ident. Mrs. \';tti Bun-ti; "le' president,
Mrs. E i’. \VH'IIZ seer-glory and treasurer.
Mn. Willmm H. Smith. The lutllcs‘
rowing was then :itlj -urnr«il until next
wwk. Wh‘Tl lht'y will int-wt ill the lesi-
tlt’l’lCr' Ill Mfr. \vqu.
The tmttur of prriictmt: plain! for
lllv‘ netvchurch are In lllf‘ bandit of ti
N-~w Yuri; architect for completion. A
lurgotiililitinu to the original subscrip-
unit Wm) intro”. and llit' muting then
lltlj nirmil. After the iuljourniiii-iit.
“(Wu-0,3 va York i'au-rrrJurninhi-d
iiti excellent. colilitl in.
Death of Thom-- W. Boning,
Thorium W. flowing, on “Ill and wr~ll~
know" South Nurwiillt butter. fllr‘ll yt'll'
ll’l'tlfly afternoon, lllh‘l‘ ii protracted ill-
rmlit of ll paralytic notow. Mr. Running
on- lmrn in New York city nearly eighty
yi :Im ago.
Ilt" llilll It'fllljt‘il in thin putt of Con-
necticut about flitytllvo yours and in
S'i'utb Nnrwulk Ilr'llfly uquiirter of accn-
ttiry. llm .vidow and Ilium children
survive lmn: Mun. Elzibctb So-yniour.
Thorium. Horny and Idlul‘fi Bit-sing, of
South Nurwullt, John limiting and Mrs.
Fnd "Inilli'y, of Iliinbory. The.~ fum‘ritl
will bo- lit-Id at the, residence of his
daughter. Nu, ill Ann tillfl'l. this even-
itig. and the remains Will be taken to
llanhnry m umnnw morning for burial.
it" llnlt'ii nnrprlso Putty.
A party of twenty young pcoplo mi»
«molded (it the home of Miss Mantle Holt
in East Norwnlk. on Tuesday evening.
Mims Ilolt trim an excellent hostess, and
notwithstanding that the oflnlr was I
surprise». the untold bad an very enjoy-
itblo time. A line collation was served
at Imlf punt tt-n o’clock. ultvr which
merrymakirig nun continued until a late
bout.
flown-omb- vc. We“.
Judge Pony, of tho Court of Common
Fleur. civil vulv. ycnierduy. tried the
cm of Daniel A. Newcombc vs. Loni»
A. Wood. The plaintiff clulms .100 due
on n contract for working I rosd, which
the defendant slit-gas wan not finished
recording to ugreommt. Attorney Light
ll counsel for the plaintiff. and Attorney
Hnilbutt for the defendant. The lltl-
guts ura Norwulk parties.
«Jilin mung}: tuition pro-
judlco should be supplanted by the relic»
Wadi“ W“ mu. bio-ca ofllbsrsl antitank-bismu-
A it. um run. - 9
0.3%“ 3.175,... W“ rats.
Tho Goings nod (lo-ain'- ol Poop]- vro
“ho to Bond About.
Ilia Minnie Taylor, of Greenwich, is
visiting friends on Union avenue.
Miss Walker, of Can-do. is visiting her
cousin, Misc Bessie Polton, in this city.
Hrs. Joseph Hockey is visiting her
daughter, lira. Fred Boerum, on River-
side avenue.
. E. M. Merritt and family, of Water
street, borougbmre the guests of rela-
tives in Portcbcster. ’
Mrs. Helen Bennett. of New Rochelle,
is visiting ut the residence of F. A.
Tolll’fi, on Chapel street.
Hrs. Arthur H. Barnes. who has been
spending a few days with her parents on
South Main street. returned to her home
in New Haven to-duy.
Mrs. Henry Hooper and children, who
have been visiting at the residence of 8.
S. L’Hommcdieo. have returned to their
home in Buriinu Falls, N. H.
[T LOOKS LIKE IURDEB.
The Media! Exnminsr of Dunbnry Sure
thnt Young Walton wu Killed.
Medical Examiner Wile yesterday filed
his report in the case of William Walton.
the young hatter whose dosd body was
(bond in the brook near Danbury Sun-
day afternoon. The medical examiner
states that in his opinion there is no
doubt that Walton was murdered and
will so report to Coroner Doten. Among
the injuries on the muu’e head a fracture
four and it half inches long was found,
Medical Examiner Wile says the injuries
could not have been received from a full
and that they were caused by a club or
some other blunt instrument. There
was no water found in the lungs. nor
were there any other indications that
(loath was caused by drowning. He
states that the man wus probably mur.
dared and his body carried or dragged to
the brook and thrown in. The coroner
.vvill go to Dunboiy and make an investi-
gation. The crime is laid by some at the
door of tramps. who haunt the vicmity
where the body was discovered in large
numbers.
Ito-anon.
The death of Mrs. Emma Raymond
has cast a gloom over the community.
The character of the disease to which
she was a victim was such that the fun-
eral was held privately at the home of
her father, Charles Thomoa, this site:-
noon. Rev. E. D. Barrett otliciuted.
The remains were interred in Union
cemetery.
Theopbile Euplirut has plans out for a
handsome new house to be erected on
the lot south of his present residence.
The frame of George Williamson's new
house on the wett Side of the river has
been raised.
Hebert Clark has moved his family
into this hOIIfiL‘Oll tho Chitsmar home.
r-Efad.
Dnrlen.
Albin Ciiii‘iii-uter. of New Canaan. and
Miss Bertha Whitney. of Kill-i place. Wcte
married at the homo of the bride last
evening. Rev. John Bryan, of the
Methodist church, officiated. After the
ceremony the happy couple started on a
short wuliiing tour.
Fri-d iliircliaril and Jesse Illillspaugh
worn "ht ut tnstart (in ii trip to New
Orieamone day this week unbokncvvn
to thi-ir parents. Tllt‘ll’ propoaed trip
W55 Iltlcl’cvplr'il nssoon as llll‘ parents
horned of lllt'll‘ movements.
A Democratic masu meeting is to be
held at the Town Hall this evening.
Addresuo will ll‘.‘ made by lion. J. J,
Pitt-inn and ”on. Robert E. Dri’tirest.
THANKS, M A N I’ THAN KS.
The Good Will lecuralonlittiv lxpnss their
(latitude to the Good People who In-
tortnlnml Thom.
(Allentown (,lli‘OillClt' sud News.)
Thu Good Will Steam Fire Engine
L‘iriipoiiy, No. :1. of the city of Alli-r.-
town, I’enn.. for thi- courtesy and many
klndnoiisvir rhown the Mine wblbI on
their tour through the Edit. do hereby
return their nincvw tbuiika:
To the Veteran Flaunt-0‘s Association
and Son» of Veterans. as well as to “Our
German Cousin" Mr. lliosmeycr, of New
Haven. (loom, for their reception and
kind entertainment. Mr. Biaemeyor's on.
tiring ell rte to pivot» WI" not soon be
forgotten.
To the Mayor, Chief Eaton of the Fire
Department and the department in gen-
eral of Hartford, (Juno. for their efforts
to show ua bow and by what means the
fiery element is mastered in that city:
To the Chief sud members of the Fire
Department as vvell or to the citizens in
gencrnloi the City of I)unbury.Uonn.,
who aosubotantmlly remembered on in
the way of a collation;
To the Warden. city niliciolv, Chief
and members of the Fire Department on
well as tho citizens of Norwslk. Conn.
for the most complete reception and col-
lation given the cxcorsioniata at all
places visited;
To the Eaton, (Jule and Burnbam Fire
Company, city officials and citizens oi
Bridgeport, Calm, for their kind recep-
tion and elegant topper at the park;
To Ilsyor “lines, the szohlelrcn
Club. Hucgel Gourds. Fire llapurtrosut
nod citizens in general of Now-rt, N. J.,
for their eflortv to have the cxcunlonlsts
have a plea-cut time nod for the clonal
banqust at Sun." Hull. Bods Volgt
and Charles link. Jr., the company will
alwsys remember In tho klndm sad
but frlsuds ltbu "about furrows
suoogb to hove ms: with.
"In H. mm, Provident.
Attvlt: 0. H. mm.
I’ORTCIIESTER’S GAIA DAY.
THE VILLAGE CBOWIIED WITH
PEM'IVB BIBBIBN.
Norwnlk Ind South Norwulk Bond a Largo
and Good-Looking Delo‘ntlol-lsvlcw-
cd by tho Muyor nod city Officials.
South Norwulk was treated to a season
of excitement this morning previous to
the departure of the fire lsddies to Port»
cheater. At an early hour members of
the different fire companies appeared on
the street attired in their new uniforms.
St. John’s band, of Stamford, arrived
here It 7:30 o'clock and marched to the
Putnam Hose house. Old Well Hook
and Ladder company that at their quor-
ters on Haviland street at 8:00 o'clock.
George 8. North took it photograph oi
the members as they were standing in
front of the house. The Fire Police
marched from their rooms and joined
Old Well Hook and Ladder company
on Huvilsnd street. Both ~ r lilies,
bended by Heine's band,marciie .
Railrom Square to Clay street and
Putnam Hose company 60‘ 2 .
street. The bands consolidated and pi y-
ed “Marching Through Georgia.” as the
department moved down Washington
street toward the depot. Following the
bond came the Fire Police, twenty'five
strong. dressed in their handsome new
suits. They maritbed like veterans and
were much admired. Chief Samuel Mo-
Gowun and assistants E. V. Baker and
Leroy Adamo come next and made on
appearance worthy of the depart-
ment. Old Well Hook and Ladder
company was next in line. The mem-
bers wore black pants, white shirts and
regulation cape and each bad a bouquet
of violets pinned on his shirt. Last. but
not least, came Putnam Hose company.
Their suits are similar to those worn by
the Old Well boys. The entire depart.
ment looked fine and will reflect credit
on South Norwulk.
Mayor Wilcox and a party of city offi-
cials and citizens renewed the procession
from the balcony of the Mahuckemo
hotel.
Hope Hose company. headed by the
Americas Drum Corps and the board of
engineers, accompanied by Warden Lee,
escorted Pioneer Hook and Ladder cour~
puny to this city, to board the special
train for Portchester. Hope Hose com-
pany looked nobby in their new regula-
tion uniforms and presented an excellent
appearance. The Pioneer boys have a
dress uniform consisting of white shirts.
polka dot ties. duck cape, and dark pants.
The boys were accompanied by their
large dog and presented a neat. appear-
ance.
The firemen boarded a special train for
Portchester at 9:00 o’clock.
Upon reaching Portcbester the firemen
formed in divismns of. 11 o'clock, as giv-
en below. and took up the line of march
soon after 11:30:
FIRST DIVISION.
i'cdcr the command of Grand lanhnl and Chief
Engineer W. E Lowdcn: Joseph Twecdulc. A.d:
Ere Police. of Poucliester.
Voicing Rngiucera.
Roiiuncc Engine 00.. No. l, of Portcbcsttr.
Volunteer Fireman's Also, of New York.
Stanford Fire Department. of Stanford.
Battle Hose, of Iiddletow'u.
Pioneer Hook & ladder 00.. of Norwu k.
liopc “use. of Norwnlk.
l‘ulon B. d: L. 00 . of White Plains.
Fire Patrol. of New fincheini.
SECOND t lVlSIOX,
Under the command of First Auisuui Engineer
3. F. Stud-ell: D. I. Lounrhury. Aid:
lire Police. of Tlrrytown.
Visiting Engineers.
Painain Engine Co, No. 2. of Poricticitcr,
Clinton II. .l: L. (30.. of If: Vernon,
Elton. Cole t Bumbnm Hm, of Bridgeport,
Enterprise [1 d; I. (10.. of New Rochelle.
Vol. Exempt sud Vet. limo'asous,or New Yo:k
city Boss, of Youkcrs,
Amogerouc I] .k L. 60.. of Greenwich.
Globe Hose. Bent. of Ponchiatrr.
THIRD DlVIfiION.
lindcrthc command of Second Assirtoct Brigi-
uecr Jun. 1. Rockwell; I. I. Brown. Aid.
- Waiting loin-em.
Morris Hole ('0 . No. 3. of Portchcater,
Pioneer H. rt L. (10.. of Wutport.
ludeyrndeut Engine Co , of I bite Plums.
Putnam Hm. of South Norwalk.
Poniugoc Fire Department, of Bye.
[sole "use. of Antonin.
Wmhlnztmi [urine Co. of Mt. Vernon.
aerate B. I: L. Co . of Sing Sing.
Fire Patrol. of It. Vernon.
logic floso. No. 4.0! Poncbater.
President Chcinlcal Engine. It. Vernon.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Undercmuarsud of Fire Worden Jacoolsnrrral;
Horace A. (furtll. Aid.
Fire Police. of Booth Norwnlk.
l’inltlng balm".
Harry Howard II. A L. 00.. cf Purichntu,
Relief lozluc 00..“ New Bochclle.
Artie flora. of Illforl.
01:] Well ll tk Com! South lorwnlk,
Cullpo lunar Co . of Import.
Protrctlou [bums (lo. & Hm. of Ila tma.
layflower H t L. (10., of But Norwslk.
Huguenot Hose, of New Rochelle.
tudrperitcndciit luglns (20.. of Wlillmbrldgc.
(ftrpcutcr Bros. Home. r. of I‘tmchslter.
firms.
The South Norwulk lire nppsrstus
will command admiration. Inez 'I'sll.
moist; and Hamilton Comatock. will
ride on the Old Well truck.
A lurue delegation of tho Pbaooix En-
gine company, are It Portcltevtor to-dsy
viewing the parade.
Caught» In D Infill].
Two oyster sloops. one from Norwslk
and the other from Fire Ills River. be.
came caught in a squall 0! Bridgeport
harbor yesterdsv morning and were bad.
ly disabled. Both Iloopcloot their touts
nod were tow-d Into the bubor by other
oyster boots. ' ‘i
—-"Osutlelncn and ladies." sold I
celsbrstcd lecturer. "I the to remark
that the American codilsb ball Is not up
to the standard of wbuaootlilvh halt
ought to ho, but Drug-umpi- sway
beyond tho-random of all ausp- blt’sto-
fm undo.”
HOW TO USE THE ml.
Suggestions to Bacon tho Prom Doll'-
ory of Lott"!-
A circular containing many valusblo
suggestions to those who have, through"
carelessness or ignorance, bud troublo In .4
the sending of mail matter. Illl bun
issued by Superintendent D. P. It“?
burdl of the dead letter oflloo. Infill.
information given is the following-
Over six million pieces of mill matter
are sent annually to the dead letter omen
by reason of, incorrect. illcgibla, or do-
ficieot address. insufficient postage, in-
secure closing. whereby matter mulled
becomes separated from the envclo or
wrapper, or the failure to be ml for
or delivered to the person uddreuod.
This isnduily average of over twenty
thousand pieces.
Misdirection. incorrect, illegible. and
deficient address are given as leading
causes which occaaion the failure of
mail matter toreachita proper destina-
tion, und affect alike that which Iss0
eddies-ed to either city. town or village.
In addition to these, in the case of
matter mulled to cities or freodclivary
offices, are the failure to give street or
number, business or occupation, or some
designated pluce of delivery of the per-
eon addressed; inability to find transient
people. and their neglect to give forward-
ing orders for the mail; the neglectof
permanent or temporary residents to
notify the carriers or post office of .
change of place for the delivery of their
mail mutter upon moving from one part
of the city to another, together with the .
failure of newcomers to furnish the t-
offico with their names and places 0 ndp
dress.
Hail matter should be plainly and
correctly addressed. the name of the
post office to which it is to be sent
should be clearly and distinctly stated,
and to avoid confusion from the similari-
ty of abbreviations, as frrauently used,
the name of the state shoul be given in
full. In the case of mail addressed to
small offices. or where there are ofiices
of like names in diflerent states. the
mine of the county should be added.
Where mull matter is addressed to
Cities or free-delivery offices, the street
and house number, or post 0 box
number of the person addressed are im-
portant, and should always be given
when it IS possible to do so.
Where this cannot be done the busineu
or employment of the person uddreued,
if stated, wrli often secure delivery.
A small proportion only of the mail
received at the free—delivery oflcu is
called for at the general delivery of the
post office, the public expecting deliv
by the letter carriers; and henootllo im-
portance of giving urect sud number,
or some other designation whereby the
person addressed may be found.
Letters addressed to persons tempora-
ily sojourning in n city where the letter-
curriersystem is in operation should be
marked “Transient" or “General deliv-
ery." if not addressed to a street and
number, or some other designated place
of delivery.
The name and address of the sender,
either printed or written, should be
placed upon the upper left-hand corner
of the envelope or wrapper of all matter
mailed.
Letters and all other matter mailed, so
marked with the name and address of
the sender, that should full to be called
for or delivered to the person addressed.
and upon which full letter rates of post-
uge has been paid are not sent to tho
deed letter office. but are returnable to
the sender directly—without additional
charge and with the reason of non-de-
livery endorsed thereon.
Packages and all matter mailed at less
than letter rates of postage, should. in
addition to the name and address of the
sender upon the envelope or wrapper.
hear in connection therewith a request
for its return in the event of nondeliv-
cry, in which cane it is also returnable
directly to the sender from the postoflics
uddremcd, charged with return 0
at the rate required for the clues of mat-
ter to which it belongs.
If it be borne in mind that only such
unclaimed and undelivered letters and
other matter prep-id at full lettu- rates
of pastuge as do not bear the name sud
address of the uendor.snd such other
matte-r loaded at less than letter rate. of
poatuge as does not hear u request for its
return. is required to be sent to the dead
letter office. the importance of the sug-
gestions in respect to placing the nuns
and address of the sender, etc., on all
matter mailed. is apparent.
Much of the package and parcel rust-
tcr received at tho dead letter ofllcs is
that which has been depositrd for mall-
ing sealed and closed against inspection
and prrpuid utless thou letter me; be-
ing unmnilublo in such condltloo.und
the home and address of the sender not
swearing upon the cover. whereby it
might be returned for correction and
proper compliance with posh] condi-
tions. it necessarily it! sent totbs dud
letter oilice.
1n mailing packages addressed to for-
eign countries. cola should be taken to
ascertain whether they are prohibited
from transmission to the country of Gov
titration. or can only be forwnrdsd when
the pmtsgo ls fully rcpuid or foreign
rates—5 cents per but ounce.
Onl bonu lids trndc samples-re trans-
ml! lo at reduced rate- of postsgc.
All valuable matter to be not by mail
abould be registered. It will thou rs»
celve such protection as it is natal
posoiblo to give to mutter lentil)
ordionry Insilc. Honey should be III!
by money order or registered latter.
In sending packages sntl punch-
books. phatnphlcts, sud other stuck—-
by innit, the address should b0 placed on
the article lucloaed as well as on the
wrapper.
It. l'nnl'c PL“. M
It seems robs-it assured not lb“
Rev. Cbsrlsa II. Bullock will resign Is
rector of St. Paul’s church at so at"!
day. The purl-b, In. under-toot. m
uriottsly considering the question of
culling it". Georgo'l'. Hobo-rd. ”I“
Tarboro. N. (3., forwly of NI
church, this city. .- rector. It Ps-
willhotortuaato ltthoyooo norm Ir.
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