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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
111111! Business 111111111
TOWN OF NOBWALK.
Abbreviations: N.—Nerwalk; 3.11.wa
walk; INF”)!
To “not clout “2:03;." adrenals.” not al-
na” t o
marhgthnmshzl, whether of
DID-III dust-o. will In found
“an”, "tonsil. In every hualusaa trans-
ulld roll worthy of all pattern"
can or! to than.
AIR COID’RIISBORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
near R. It. bridge.
ARCHITECTS.
Wits raw-ammo.me
um
AH..HIN1'.HD.car IfaluaodWallars,N.
vaeandf:handdrawln 10-5
AUCTIONRHIS.
taxman», JAIB. “Ice WWII! 01.13. Iwul
. hula-Dd
XORRELL l L‘HOIMBDIEU, H Wflhinglon at,
kind-of property sold.
BAKERS.
DeKLYN £8011, 9.7 Halon. N. and 51 Washington
at.S also dealers corlfcctionery. ice
elem. loco, etc.
51:0le WC.19N0.HAHII1,S.N. Sole
agent furllorton'scelcbrawdlceaeamwm. N m
W'KKN CHAS. 1.. Main at.near
Negation and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WILSON’S "Dominic" Bread Bakery. Granite-
vlllc. leavcordoraatuua Hitter s, t? H.1LI’.lace
BANKS. Wall V
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, st, 1
capital $100.000,demauzlna14.100. George M.
Holmes. presiden yer, vice-president;
William A. Curtis. cashier.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The. 08 Washingtonat
nearlurn S. N. Capital 8100.010; surplus 812:
.500. K11. Bowun,prcsldent; leo 1111. Lory-
tou, mhicr.
FAIHFLKLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
at “all at, N. then 1324. Capital
on. host... Jami: '.Hyatt; vice-purl" Edwin
0. Keeluwsahienllewisc. (NiggDANka bl
YAHIFIELD COUNTY SAY]. e.
Wall 5 N. Depoms “111.010,- surplus “two
Winn: S. Moody, prestuéu
pm “mu ”menu“ RWALK,Tbe 510' u
NATIONAL BANK 01' No a
at. N. memorandum. Capitalwflm Eben
nor Hill, preaL. K. J. Hill Vice presL: 111'.
Price. cashier. EDirectonl la. Hunk-111m,
worrmman K. inclined. .1..x,u.i.1.m,
0.1:.w1laun, In Beard, D. w. Fitch, II 1'
Bishop. Bunkers‘, Merchanta' Manufacturers
Personal and family accounts are collated.
1‘0me SA1 iNGS SOCIETY, The, \1' al' st, N
Deposits at er $2,011), W,surplna £00 000 Umrgt
M. 11011011, preat. , It. B. Cranium, \lCC-pl’c-L .
George It. Miller, treats.
BOLTS Nuitw ALE SAVINGS BANK The De»
posits over $500 ,surplus $15M. Alden Sol
mans. pram. ., ohn H. Knapp. 11011111121021.
paid deputation. Money iotuml on mortgage
BEEF, (Whole-sale.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF (:0. S. N. Hammond
beef, wmahcepdumb, veal, etc.
TERRY. W“! M. A. cu. N. Armonr'sbcefand
prov mono. Home Wu! lamb urtd mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTUN,J. 1’ Post 021102 Inx‘tab, N. Clrculuni
folded in over tow Sunday poms.
BLACKSMI’I'IIS.
CARR. CEO/1' foot Raymond at, S. N.
riloemg a specialty.
BRIDGE IlllIJJJEIIS.
BELL. one is «co £00015“ 5 .V builder:
of bridges, docks, pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, 1!. S. grammar. S. N. custom Workilnd
repulrlngaapec ry
BAH KLCJI. No. Hull! “,5. N. Ipafnlllain
Y alumna rum
SCHAUD, JOHN $3015.85 Washington at, S. N.
Agoodauaottrucutut low.”
”001‘ AND SHOE REPAIRING.
P11111413, GEO. flWPiaec.S.N.
work neatly and prompr done.
BOOKSWRS AND STATIONERS.
INNILO J. ARTHUR, N. card £03130“.qu
Ydtllg ata'tiouery, base ball and 102113500110.
LAIS '0 011110 STOKE, umngum at,
P S. N.T 1hSlalom suprlltes tesanu general stationery
BOX MAKERS. (Wood und Buyer.)
KNAI’P. LEW W,atcrst S.N. moutacrurerof bar
can. puking ”new. General shop Jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS. N
moons H. ILWaahlngwn at. 9. also
hmmpimhayntnw, etc.
CHAS '1‘. Wan: at, N. brick of all
,..ttc ll” blue
Are wauksu, Philadclp hit and
“fig: mam lime. current. adamant.
BUTTER, CHEER, 11608. Ac.
DOGTON BUTTER HOUSE. next door to the Pool
once. Sal—a specially made of an different
”cheese.
Ind domatlc. All
gradu- of hummus, lard. canned xooda, etc.
CABRIADB ”newsflash”.
DANN. WlnwwmmN. Canvass. harm
horse. stable and carnage furulahl up.
CARPENTERS AND HUILDZBS.
CROWLJAXES C. mun at. S. N estimates
given, robbing promptly yutwndul to.
IOKION. WI. A. u't’l‘kyloravcuuc, SN Jobbing,
promptly attended to.
RANDMLI. I) Hanuall'amilI. 1N. Modern
mymnby chcappowvrenuhleI-ctoglvv
hawk urea. Lame work a specialty.
0N ,J. it quu It. SN. nauufactum
it}! I) brackets, casing-mum blocks. col
unwell. blasters Halal. atrollmwlngm
turning. IISI. blocks, harm Maugham“.
Johblugdmlc. flatmates given Telephone 5M.
SIIIIKWOOD.S. 8.13 Grove st, S N. Jobbing
promptly utteraiul to.
WILSON S. H. ahopCrmat.uwlaln ..—-Odlnecor
Wall-t. amilleidcn an, N. Steam wood worktop.
window Iran” and turning Lowr-al
mm. Honey kranerl. Telephone numhrr 2:.2.
0mm AND OMWHS.
worth» a 0011'. avian-rm biog. N. to Wash
lacto- at. S N W advertiaeuleut.)
CARDIAOD MANUFACTURERS.
TILLY. HENRI, No. Iain It. S N. unnufacturerof
arm's.
Horse»
All
mum,
hub.
“-b‘nck and ($er
peeial mention given to repairing.
WRIGHT. ILYNN, footof I’rankllnat, manufae
:trfurrra muses, wagon. trucka,rlc. Paintlua.
trimming and W aap'ecialtymorwauwing
CATHRRRI.’ d
m B. S No lull)“. m” M
“A cut“ Ior vanilla and ma. gm
HAD PRIDIIHCI, SSW-list N w ag-
I'pamlé- supplied at the shortest holler:
CATHOLIC GOODS.
Y“, .T. a CO. 25 lain st, N. also newt
“Mindana- and Wilma.
Dill" 1'le lANIJI’AC'I’UIlIIIlt.
mIAKDJIIIAS 1' Water s1 N. all size! and
mom niacin steps wing.
CID“ 1101 IANUUACTU-It‘llm. '
I it man ar-
01‘ JOHN CHAS. S Clam-aims:
CID“ IASUPACICluzlS.
BUY? A unwrap CIGAR CO The, 1000. Rain
at,S 11,-auutacrumof unset ms
mwmcioancu. Thenl'ashtrlrtoums N
waonmuwcofimmsrl alaolobbuln
um.
CIVIL “lull!”
A". W S. I“ WWI ",5
‘fuuuougr .vet: to local surveying. Lock 5&1“?! :15
KID WB. .803. '0! Wmarsmoe unlit-sun
11.11 llmrauilcuadaaoitury engineers
WOOD C. N. I Intact. N Aiiordcrvpromptly
“”54““ humus.
gm.” Mia-Inuit building. '0 and M
who. lain SJ WI!!! MM unionism
COALAI!) WOOD. 3 Ink
.0.! All. in-
mimosa m mu
MAID, ‘HAS ,WnrsatJf. vast;
ill-d ‘ T ”Woo-imbue)!
”rams-us Mm. mould-ail
mmflmmmmm
WI]. .00. 'mmwmhoofaetory
.mflm
1W consonants-amen.
1.3.mmml.aadm.
WWI-Claimant
2&me I'm-vulc-
flmwnlflm
a
Martin S. Curr, Vlce '
norm 001.0801!!! Mays. . um
mot thruuhhratudRu ' 0,00!“
C011 CI! humans.
I'LAIS'I'RD'S COUCH ERIKDY.warrautod walls.
ruan MmumdattflWa-hingtou
CROCKIERY AN!) CLASSWARI.
SABER I! A1180. our. lainalldeats.‘ N.
Antenna unaware
UNIVIRSALSTORlTbsmulain usarWsat,
lamps.crockory. glassware,
DENTIBTB.
BOUTWRIJ..C ..I' huder'abhchflo. mats.
N. Whom-n, 8a.lu. too p. m.
KENDALL. CEO 8.. D.DS. Washl ”cor.
Pranklluuta.S.c N. Email) toil.
NEWKI J. ofllce st madame stla It,
may; tiohdchunhN. “administered,
Gold porcelalnerownainacnod.
WEED,W.L..D.D.S.7BEartWashl st.S. N.
Hourstla.m.toop.m. (lasadlnin .
DOORS, 8A8]! AND BLINDS.
SKII'HVW H. ACO. 15a17WatershN. carriage
wood work. wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
P111103. 1". I. ”Chestnutlt, S. N. Crushedstoue,
murmur ole.
RAYMOND BROS. Akrou,sa1t glued andcemcut.
pipe. 3 to 5 inches in diameter
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave, B. N
Sundayhours.8to10a.m.4w0p.rn.1’rescrip-
tlons carefully compounded.
GREGORY J G. ISWall st N. Established 1829.
Wiho crate and retail. Popular prices.
RIOGS JOHN A 11 Halo st, N. Perfumes.——ufty
five diff devout perfumes
PLAISTBD'S, saWuhingiond, S. N. patent med!
cinemm. Physicians wescriptious a specialty.
'DRY-OOODS.
AKBLKH, J. L. hSONSe'DéTbc Equitable“ No 2
Gazette building, N. Dry.goods oil cloths, mut-
tlngs and my.
BANKS, If K. Mahackcrno Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods, notions. gloves.ctc. Underwearaspecialty.
BENNETT, J. 17'. 19 Main st. N. Business estab-
lished over forty- two years.
DICKEHIIAN, A. a 8010.251 Washington st. 5. N
dry ,carpots. etc. (see adv.)
SCOF IELD lk HOY'I‘, 3 Gazette 1:1ng (18 Wash-
ington st, 8. N'. (See ulvcrtisement.)
STREET EDWARD 5 Gazette bldg,N Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. odice railroad station 3.
N. and 4311.111 st, N. pms forwarders in all
ports of the world I‘nssl nger train ucrvicc.1.ow
mm 1mm Hunt, agent.
EXPRESSME‘N.
BUX'I‘ON A BHI'NDAUE, oilicc at Benedict's. 43
11101 cl, N Our motto, prompt attention?
GAY ANAUH' S EXPRESS, baggage, furniture and
plums movni Le m.- unit-rs at Planted" a, S.
51111101 (101) 11.1V.,N' Plltte at p06! 011100 and
Hale's. Careful and prompt semen.
EXTRALTS. ESSENCES. ETC
151' X11121: I. ., . k (:0. 0'.) Main St, N Manufactur-
en 01 Seolield :- celebrated fillt on“): cnmtn.
$01111 ALK EX “(AC 1‘ Cl) N. manufacturers of
11m: extracts. F. S. Ambler.
l- EIITILIZEBS
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley :- super- pliOSpllillem
lul mauuml land planter "round bone wood
SMITH, 11’. I! A; U) “are! cf, 5'. agent! for Wil-
liam-l Clark .‘v. Co's slainiurd fertilizers.
FIRE “RIC B AND CLAI.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock spec
ml», to ordeulrc mortar and ,ciurnrlcy du.- linings
FISII. OYSTERS,CL~1MS, ETC.
HUNT Jr ZELL'FI", 60 Washington rt, 3 X. 11m;
flrh, oyslen. clams. fruiL-, game, vt-gembles, etc.
I- LA“ A\D CONCRETE “ALKS.
MORTON. JUIIN' 11.0. "Taylor avenue. 5. N. Also
stone denier.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for hag, concrete.
asphult. brick, cement and gravel walks
FLORIDA STEAM AND 1101' WATER
HEATERS.
IEEKKR, W. B. h 00. Music Hall block, 8. N
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best made. Don‘t
fail to use it.
1.110311111111811, DANIEL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of fannly dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, etraw. flour and feed in
. load, cur or amp) lots.
RED MILL, DarlenJrrofl-ml A: Rose. Gram. cholc
ground feed, graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL. Woodwunl Place, 5. N. plums, (.111.
flowers and ornamental plmuv mode to order.
611101111, 1'. 1.. 30111211 st, opp l'Wncteryimmte
Plants, cut flowers, etc. 1- loral work a specialts:
IcKAY. JOHN, E. N. rum the depot. Buckling
glut ts——cut flowers and floral work of all kinds
lne roses a specialty.
SMITH, JOHN I! 50. Main st 8 N. the aide-land
hestkno known florist in this vmnlty.1’ianu,cni
flowers. etc. Floral work of rail kinds a speciulty
anddone promptly.
PURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. THKODURKM’aahmgton st,(east end)
Furniture. looking glasaa, picture framm, etc.
CKAI A WHI'I'I‘LKSEY, 516 Main at, N. (Hay
round a old stand) See advertisement.
HAYIOND CEO. I]. newstore. wand 40 Halnct,
N Pour doors above old store.
STOW DAVIESJLN, audit). So. lainat,S.N.
hmlturmlnullru mete.
GAS IJGII'I' COMPANIES.
NORWALK OAS LIGHT COMPANY, office 19
Volta It 10.0“ for light. but and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tur three dol-
lars per barrel, puck-gt extra.
631101358. (WholufloJ
HOLMES a KEELER, 0am] 11 Wall at N'. whole»
sale grocers, dour. grain, buy, one.
SILLBCK 111103. 14 and 16 Wall It. N. wholtuule
grown. door, feed. grain. hay. etc.
0801:1301.
SHOWN a W “£01, 70 Washington st. S N. sole
cactus for celebrated Farmingwn crummy butter.
DECKER. CONRAD. ill Washmgion at S N
choice porches and wort-ions.
I'BHIIIS. ( 11115.11.“ch lo Ilutchlna wNo.
“out, S. N tubie dciicaclmtor family trade.
"NNEOANAHJ' REILLY, 109 Main at, N. flour,
cell. hay. straw coal and wood.
FINN!” A: BENEDICT 41 “all at, N. fancy and
staple W. cont lectlnnery, fruit, etc.
l’th' H, D W, Woatave,cnr Ievwlu rt. .
mule, courses. tcaa, butter. etc.
(11.41111th 1. aaWallat. N.
Tanned
Icutrr to the best
nude obtamable.
ODYEH k. SON. '1'. B. Spriufwood, 8.1!. has gro-
ceries. choir: steals flour. comets:
IIANPOKD. W. S. East are marlut. Cation. IN.
Asia-Irina paint. school supplies. etc
LAVI'I‘ON, 1' 11.1 10. tattoo. Mariska. 11m
term and table :11 “rules.
L'IIOI MBDIKII. DANIKDMcndof Washington
at. bridge. 11. N. was, roam, spires. a “racially.
Mmmk a IlAlflfAb’. No.11ain at. near Wort, SN.
flnc grim-rice. foreign fruits. floor. food. etc.
NEW YORK TEA (20.. 1’? Main st. Np—I. Holler-
Tera. mum and Spice. a spa-tally.
NICKILIISON 5 1511115. 110 and 3: Iain st. N. a
specialty madeof table delicacies.
m‘llAMl. 0110. Wilton are. and School at, N.
Nor- store. new mods and new prices.
SEYMOUR. C. I. 33 Washiu at. S. N. heal
couriers for celebrates? new mired goods
VALUES, CHAS. Ii uWaIIat. N (fl-tummy but.-
ur, chm. cm, table delicacies, fmila. str
01‘ Ito All!) unansirrou
(1113‘s. Alll NITIUN’ and Spnrflm (Em-l- of all
kill-balm: “him -i. s
llA’l'l’llS' ICRS. (M'rlt‘fl on
ASL.“ JOSEPH 1.“; Kim ",9. N also fauna
ofhat bodies.
BATSS. IAHTINJH £60 rhinitis numb.
N. Importers of real skins plastics. innings.
and column of but!!!" fun.
IIA’Y'I'IIIS' TOOLS.
“£31,111. 11', A Water It. 8, N. has founder.
light soft castings. rate-aim m hon-u
IIA’I’S AND CAPS, (flirt-ll.)
SNAP? TH! HAWKS. n W at, 1.1!.
arpecially m oflue arm-M bats.
HA1“ HASCPACICIKBS.
SAX“, 3.111 00.11am than. Plat“
and Iqaluit hats. " 193.1
I) ' “mm m
C“ WYLT‘A. ‘31:: auquurATdth N.
5" “no." rumor. leeks-1c 0.1!. '1
110mm A at. as
Ill mm hats.
I...
“WOWMI. lithium
W HAT“) ”Wit” lithl.
0.1.
fiat-fir... w“- “-
IIABDWAII AND my.
m,l.1‘. “WINK. MIMI-null!
W‘WJLIOOJBM "WAMKJYJHIIM‘
Qngt'TIH) W C Hmmmall paint,
oil-Juanita.- (ieoadv) ' ,
D PIIIIABNESBIIAKRRS.
WYIR, . .22qu men-tantalum
audrepalrlnxneatly&
BOB-8K DEALERS.
PARSONS I. 1!. W810“ Farm. 8. N. flno
out are warranted. Home of the
(hill-rd"
HORSE SROIRS.
lcQUHAx, J01!N.No Ilain ”special
tontlon given to shoeing driving} trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AIKRICAN HOTEL, 16 Islam. N. J.c. Collin.
resisuraut at tlachsd.
GIRHANIA
Schaub HOTEL, 89 Railroad place, Gear's
NORWALK HOT D. am. 3.11. mm
[Icl’henon ”~le
OLD WELL HOPELM Washington It. SW11. Rood
Havlland, European plan. ”rooms.
HOUSE FURNISHINC GOODS.
STEVENS. J. H. DZWashln S. N. croc
glassware. tin and waldcngv‘r‘ge“, 30”.
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD, 3. “Bowen Point Farm," 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE a DOCKWOOD, 9 Main st. N Insur—
auceandrcalcstaiclnatlitsbrauchcs
LAYTON, JACOB N. Washington rt but to P0
S.N are plate glass, aocldcnt and lilo. (sooadv)
LOCKWOOD. Wlf cor. Main and Wallets, N. Ileal
estate, investments, loans negotiated. etc.
MORHELLS L'HOKIEDIEU, 95 Washington st,
S. N strictly subclass companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 A 47 Washington at,
S.N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN'I. LIFE INS. (:0. S. S. L'-
llammcdicu. agent, Wuhingtorl st. 8. N. see all.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO ".10 Washington
1,.8 N 1‘. J. Grubb, assistant snot.
NORWALK PIKE INS.C0.N.1n successful
business since 1800. No outstanding loos claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE 1101.00. Thc.‘.\o.t'i Washing-
ton at. S. N. J00. Frencb,acst superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUFL’ RD R. H. Maconic bldg, N. 6% Bonds
Hiddlawx Drinking and Equitable M l‘gci' 0s
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. 11'. H. & ('0. 15 and 17 Water st, N.
sponge, axles, carriage bnnlwaro, etc;
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I‘, 15. Ni. .52 and 56 Water at, N. iron work
of All kinds.
Till-Z 111".“fo IHON RAILING WORKS. Water
st, S. 5. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.
[RON FOUNDBIES.
GILES 51 CLANUY at The Norwnik iron Works
CAL, And also at Bridgeport, (.‘onn.
JLWELERS.
PERRIS AS 3080 Main chi-1N op. City Hotel
S N. line watch rcpuiring a annually.
HilY'I'. 11.11 IS No. Main rt. S. .N'. rtrictiy Intel“
goods at low prices.
JACKSON MGRAVD sawing, 1V. watchesfilar
morills,ctc.Y1ne watch repairing a specialty.
11001). 11 S dlAIHflndS,Wfl1f‘hl‘t' jewelry silver and
plated ware, repairing arpeclulty. 811 Main st, S. N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED B. room 11 Masonic h’d‘g, Wail
at, Inirllugh. Slymry null 11ml Estate.
FROST. Ill'SSiil. a No, Mam rt, notary, legal
burinese of all kin a. carefully attended to.
HUBLBI'TT, .1. HELDHN, rooms 5 and 6 Gazette
building “Hulls: borough.
LIGHT. .10th 11 till Washington at SUN notary
commissioner of deed» for New Yor slate.
LOCKWOOD KDWAILDM. m4 (Janette hide,
Attorney mammary and
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room A, Palrluld 00.11“.
Hunk building, N Counsellor at law
WALSH. JOHN J. room 1 Masonic building, Wall
st, borough.
LIYRRY STARLES.
DANN. normal It. Excelsior livery and board
lug stables. Other: No. 8 River at, N.
GREGORY. GED. S. 14 Knight at, N. Pine tum-
ours a specialty. Telephone 3&3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWIMID MANUFACTURING CO. Du st. 8
N. Manufacturers of blilitlvrs' hardware. ton
other: so Pearl st; New York cilia.- 99 Ihlade st;
Chicago other: 19 Lake ll.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY. S. N. New York
unites: 1 harnbcra I-t. Locks and builders‘ hard-
ware; designers; founders workcu of urristlc
house trimmmgs in bronze, bras and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL, K. J. 9 Water at. N. All kinds of lumber do
livcrvd to any point by rail, team or vessel.
HACIIINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS 00.1112. Water at.
near It It. bridge. 8 N. (lateral machinery, iron
and bma castings. form, Babbitt metal, re
pairs for manufaclorIea littzmboata.
SCOPIELD, W11. A. Knight-1,1 Newmachinrry
made and repairing promptly attended to
MARK!" OARDENERS.
JENNINGS A WATEKBURY, S. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A IODBL IARKBT. '10 Wall st. N.Wm.Wardwell,
prop, beef. veal, lamb. mutton and poultry,
AVISON. A. 156 Halo at. N. meats. fruits,
bits, flab oysters. clams, and mallow, butter,
eggs, cannot goods, etc.
BKNNR'I'I' A BUSTED. moataJah, o
atcra. clams, fruits, 20 No. Ifaln at. S. ,
1118511”... DANA C, 1'.’ Iain at, N. choice mean.
poultry, nth. vegetables. otc.
Bill'l'l'u's CENTRAL HARRY-1.6 Water st. N.
lentil. vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lowest prices
CAHH, WILLIAM ll. Benedict Purrn market, 8N.
Flue meats, fresh vegetables-lowloat cash Witt.
PAHIHNC'I‘ON J. A. macaw ,llsh. o stern
vegetables fmlts.btttt¢r.etc .ll. lure. .
GSISTJISO us Cinvtoul at, S N. chime menu
lea, fruit etc. 1m: cash prices.
HAYESL 7'81) 13er lain at S. N. prime mu
or all loan helium odlard Aspeciully
JUDSON. A. O. Centrallarkot our. laluandllavi
bruises N Choiccmcutl. poultry.vcycrahlea
IJMBUHNSH. W11. 108 Washington st. bridge, 8
Ndealcr in all kinds fresh meats
LOCKWOOD, L WachlngtonSt. bridge, S. N. Inc
moan. “Loy-tors. clams, vegetables. etc.
DOC KWOODII LOCKW COD. 7 Iain at. N. flue
meats poultry. fish, oysters. claim a specialty.
LYONS A 8.. Old Well Market, fl No. Rain st.
S N trimemtaaud poultryatlmveatprioca
IA1.HI.I.ALIHN. lalrl at, near 11m, S N. choice
menu, nah. oysters vegetables, delicatessen, etc
I’ll: KKRINO. II S. 3001.70.01) school hon-:3. N.
href, veal. HIHIMlm
SCIIAUB. JACOB. 3B Wart Washington $8.1!
strictly uni-class ntsaia, poultry a rpccialry.
SMITH'S WASHINGTON MAHKB‘!‘ or Wash
1mm. 11.13.0110 MIMI poultry for family trade.
SPILL-ANS. J. W. 15 Inboard at, N. wagon runs
dolly all ova the town.
WADKW. S markedllururove, SN runs
toallpuruoftmruwithdnefmhahd Hunts.
1711011 1 HmWalIat N Choice rumta poul—
try, fruits, vegetables», butter, sumac.
MARBLR A!!!) GRANITE
BATH 1’. 11' Water II. N. manufacturer of flu:-
mile and marble work. also dealer in building
MW and cemetery work
STEVENS. 11. W. holalnvt N larbleuldgran-
its monuments, beam minute
IASOIS AND BUILDERS.
SIY‘KOIJR. HENRY. 1% West err.- 11 N All kinds
riotous lumen mutants taken.
1111mm WILLIAM. “Williams-.113“:
rm, “1"“, Johhl
DI WILLIAI H. U Want at. 0 up
yatisudsdto
NYLON. WILLIAI. 11 Hill II.” All ”who!
all grating pr: lylticudcrlln,
wmfmmymwvy.
Ill"! 0mm".
0m! 0300 Halo-lobe
chum-at 11.! Oculisrumaf
IHRCIIAN‘I' 'I‘Alwltl.
(WWII. I. ll Wall It. N. A prrtact It guar-
K0120 M2,: “EMIJIIAIIESHN Hum
. 100
If. and ti
laggorlda
Mfiwm II. M hi
@3ch mr
nut-stains arm uric! ooons.
cavsruou, mask. a. relay at, s. n. nulls-y
anddraru making.
PAWCI'I'PS headquarters fa nlillnary, I'm!
at,N ussyadvcrtlaaruent
PITCH AGN lions!) .
“01‘ will... Dyeing infill.
JAMESIHB I. L. Shun-his. N. W
nylon. Iodrulngaapsclalty.
ST. JOHN. ll-sanlain 1.11. [thin-y. Mr
and Hair Goodu
rrusro mwnugmmw
Baum mm o. w daughter in.
n. uranium-Lu: immmmamicmly
nurzaussurmvmr. m train-l, n. Piano
andmganlnstruction
GIBSON am. 9. armchair. Harlem
HUNTINGTON. IRS. 12!! lainI “.11. Vocal 1n-
strushdctlou kndvoim
NASH, KISS JBNNHI 11.8 North who. 11.
Planoand organ inbuilt!“
SAWYIH. IRS. ILJ lac mound
vocul mulch Residence» Mrs. H. H. Plalsicd's,
West sl.S
NEWS DIPO‘I'S.
30ml]. KHWWDSN '1.ka
.ncvmlapur,
WHSHLml B 155 Washington It MMMfi- 11.
Newspapers, IMMJIO
NEW YORK RESSENGBRS.
"KRIS S D. Orders left at Hodweli's store
74 Washington “,8 SN.
DOCKWOOD. c I. omas Demn'gs. 21.; Greg-
ory'a N., New York 100 Greene at.
NEW 8 SICOND-BAN'D ICBNI‘I'URI.
P00110113. WM. under Salvation Anny Barracks,
S..N Stoves, ranges, crockery carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLAN'I'I-IBS AND DEALERS.
BELL, HIRAM P. O. Box 111. S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and claims.
CUTBILL, 11 .1 100101 Summit at, 8.21. whole-
sale dealer in fine oysters.
BOY’I', W. H SSON, 101 Water st, SN. foot of
Raymond) planters, exporters ,and w olcsale
denim in native oyatcra.
NEED A: HOUSMAN. 131 Waterst. 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VAN NAME, J. L. A: C0,, 1’. O. Box 518 S. N.
Oysters and clams. whoieaaie and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWAI K PATTERN WORKS Chas. 11. Air-
thorpe, prop, Riverside ave. S. N Stoves. Sleuth
and Hot Air Furnace work a rpccxalty Sole
urgent for the celebrated Carton furnace
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI'I‘T, J. '1'. 4.5 Main st, N. chett‘s loath.
Ivory and Wadsworth) mired paints.
RAYMOND BROS. Jrvvert‘s, Atlantic and Soelcy's
troll, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemlcal Paint.
SMITH, 11', II. .t ()0. 15 a 17 Water st, N. Straits
for Longmnn it Martinez palms.
PAPER IIAN'GINOS.
PROWITT, .1. T. 45 Main st, N. wfnxlow shades,
Hollands. tixrurml. (:(C.
TAYLOR a v0, 21 Main at. N. also hardware.
paints, oils, glass. eic.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN', I‘. A. 11 Main st, N. immatures)“
proceea. Children' s photos a spL-tlulty
NORTH G. S. 78 Washington at. S. '. one quality
only and that the belt.
READNIAN, F. 1‘) Gazette buildin , ‘3. Cabinet
photographs 8': per 002; ow ’dO’L $1.50.
PIANO results AND net-Alumna.
“UNDER, 0. I". Lockwood Hall, N. Also dealer in
pianos, organs, that munic, etc.
I'LAN’INO MILLS.
RANDALL. MIXER D E. N. All kinds of wood
vl'uri: ill mural or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
HERRERA ('O., 11' 11. Music "all block. S. . .
Plumbing. steam and gas fitting.
NASH, F. 11. A BRO. cor. lain um! West ”1.8.
Plumbing and gas fitting, ranges and heaters.
RAILROADS.
Vonwzlur HORSE RAILWAY co. Jane-W.
Hyatt, prank. [:1th a. Hoyt, “fl
DIAL ISTA‘I'I ADM
DAYTON. JACOB I. Washington at. next to P 0.
SN propmy formic,housestoreut.freeldv.)
IOHRELL A L'IIOIIIIIDIKU. 96 11 ashln‘tou at,
S N soiling, rcut'tnguudoollevtmg
WILSON (13.682118 bid“, N. Investment! and
money to 10an Also Insurance written ln bent
of companies at the lowest mm.
W001)“ ARI), E. AN 0 Main St, 8.1“
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAI’RAN’TS.
HER H111, 5 Water at, N. warm meals at all
hours, dinner
HENRI ',S 1690. Main ".3 N' The tact-25c dinner
in the city Bond by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. B. A 50)] 5 Washington “.5. N
Hydraulic and Civil engineers
SCHOOLS. IPPIVIID)
BAIRDS. MISS INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard If. N
Young lattice boarding and day school.
HEAD Ilrs Hillside N Day and boarding srllml
for glrisuud young lfllvifi Pits for any cnllegr‘
or course corn late in hilly equl pod inh-
rarory attache New ork artists (311190? ed 111
musical drpurtluan Special ad vantugtpa or the
the study of art, language. and duration
I-‘allttnrr 0021!!! October :tll Circular! will he
sent upon application.
NORWALK IIILI'I'AIIY INSTITUTE, N. Frank S.
Willem, principal. Circular on request.
WILSON. M11. 8. fl. Srhunl for boys. Sorwnlk.
1‘: i’rl-poratnr to concur nil-1 Fl’ll‘llllnl' pr'honlp,
For circulars. reins M Show.
SEWING llACIIINlS.
SHAILKII. (1.116 So lain It. 8 N "WhoeIrr and
" and ' Him-ennui“J " ”needles, oil, attach-
merits Repairing a special
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. sewers 011111,"th pipes lllld
excavating, Ailing, grading. landscape gardemnx
SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
Ull'NSBURY,HA'I'IIB11'SON ll CO, AN. ladle-v
line chm-S,
(lit). [1. WEED a CO. farm amt paler-morn 71. 73,
75, and 77 “'Itl'l' at, S . , Established 10’0
Ianutacturrn of ladle» mingled end thlldren a
due footwear for the retalltrad
IIIIBIoWAlS'I’S All!) UNDERWEAR.
HUTCHINSON. COLE A CO. Norwulk, New York
and Bfltlficpml. Conn.
SPIDII'YSNIRH’S GOODS.
AIKIN. JOHN ll. Mluln at, N. headquarters for
guns fishing tackle, ammumtlm.ctc
s‘l’AlR BUILDERS.
BAKER. JULIUS, Wutrr at, next to Wheeler's foun—
dry at N. Stain um! bamf rails warrior.
THE Dl’ NI as “1th HAlLlNO WORKS. Water
1.3.11 “in II Hoyt. proprietor.
"7AM ENOINPJ AK!) WIPE).
NORWALK IRON WORKS (10.158,er It.
nostril. It bridge, 8. N.
S’I'liilhlllllll' TICKET AOKN'I'S.
CURTIS, S. W. Masonic building N. Whip
tickets. pension agent, notary pn 11mm.
DAYTON. “COS 11. Washington at. next to P. 0.
SN.Paam1etlckats,drafls MCIWMIMNI)
S’I’Ofll DEALERS.
name. JOHN H footof Washington“, 5.10 also
brick llun, cement. hair. planter.
HORTON, JOHN S Ct Tutor menu. I. N. Also
layer of concrete walla.
HAYNOND BROS. blue. brown. Greenwich and
buiidlnr struts. granite and marble trimming.
MOVES, RANGES AND HEATS”.
KITCHEN LANINN. ‘29 Haviianrl at, S. N. Car
stoves and water balm P. 0. box 617.
10!
‘5
N.
.houzeso
POWELL. J 111.211 Washinxonat 8 N. slam.
Hm ban-alum lug gents, mm
pain, r314: Tin and copper work a specialty.
GILLKI' I SYLVIS'I’IH. A 191' Washl or“: st
br “an, .N .plurung
TDUCIIINC.
HOMONJIHIN D UTaonv areoch IO. Light
uurlhuavy tracking pro-pity attend-din
CKDZII‘I‘AIIKIS.
138101109...) I)fl opp. Horas 11.11. depot ml-
dcm-e 7 Ilia-1.11.
HAYHIINDAIIO. H. Caratfllatnlkl. Itsel-
dencv 3 Berkley st. Telephone 174.
vmmAlfl "SHOCOIS. a,
BRIDGES. 0110 11.118. onceaud hospitalrear
summon. HankJY mm m. Imam-t.
wool).
urns ALL”, llnflCcmrhl. Hard sad
”(prod and split, for family as.
murmur».
”W l. tar. I.“
’Euaolalmmm "7h
Wg‘é‘aw
ouw mwwmfl
“ u-fimm' '
TO SAVE 11:14:11 HUSBAND.
IRS. DODGE CAUSES 'I‘IIB ARREST
01' PBBDKBICK t BAASCII.
Ilia says Dodge Paw-ed Her Watch and
ltlu; to Continua Illa Gambling—Ibo
Had the Unlud Status Authorities
Points. on tho Cumulus noun Reaper
The hands of the Federal authorities
have been laid upon Frederick A: Banach.
who keep a store east of the Washington
street bridge. They are charged with
selling beer withouta license and of run.
him; is poker table on their premises.
The case was born of a husband's
gambling and a wife's anger. Frank
Dodge, of East Norwalk. used to fro-
qucnt the rear room of the store, where,
it In said, a crowd of luck loving fellows
used to shuffle cards and build jack
polls,
Dodge was among the poker players
and be lost occasionally.
On Saturday, October 11th, he took
his wife’s watch and diamond ring and
gave them in pawn to Banach for $10
that he might pay “rambling debt or
to continue in his evil practices.
Mrs. Dodge says that she went to the
accused a few days later and demanded
the return of the ring and watch, and
the 38 which. she alleged, her husband
lost at poker just before he pawned the
which and the ring. Banach gave her
the jewelry. but declined to return the
88. Then Mrs. Dodge threatened to
have him arrested for selling beer on his
premises Without a government license;
but as the threat didn't give bar the do
aired money, she promptly put her threat
Into execution. She called on proaccut
lug agent Gray and he referred her to
Uflllrd Status Commissioner Wright.
Itaarch was soon arrested and bailed
on the charges of selling liquor Without
a “museum! of keeping npubilc poker
table. Mrs. Dodge is strongly bent upon
correcting her husband through the med-
ium of a salutary lesson to Banach.
Ruascll will go to New Haven next
Monday and have a hearing before Unit-
cd Slates Commissioner Wright.
The hearing will be to determine
whether there rs sufficient ground to
order Russell for trial before the United
States 0181”". Court.
The defence will probably allege that
'he rear room on Raasrh‘s premises was
under the exclusive control of Theodore
‘oleman, Jr.; that the defendant Is not at
all rcsponsrhleif any beer was sold or
any poker played in it.
SPECIAL COUNCIL IBE‘I‘IN’G.
Dru Tho-um! Dollars Ordered to In
Pull! to Contructor Hutchinson.
A specml meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held last evening.
Mayor Elwin Wilcox provided and
Ctluncllfnrn Charles: I". ilullock, John
11'. Dakc. lanac S. Jennings and Frank
N. Ferris were present.
Councilman Charles I-'. Hollock und
Tnlmndge Baker reported that over one
thousand square yards of paving stones
had been laid on East Washington street
to their satisfaction.
A vote was passed ordering the City
Clerk in pay Contractor A. J. Hutchin-
son ‘1 000 no account.
An ordinance "Relatlve in Nuisances,"
which appears in another Column, was
adnprrd.
The Flght Dulurod OIY.
l‘hurlio Lowe and Frank Lyons. two
typical flporll, better known on Wall
street all the “Aldermen," became slight-
ly exhilarated yesterday afternmn. and
on the spur of the moment became ou-
gnxed in a figbl. Not wishing to have
an audio-rice. they retired IO tho rent or
E K. Llckvvmmd'a slow. when» a ring
was soon marked out. and with the
trifle? seated on the steps of Joseph
Burnes’ Riverside mansion. the light
Commenced. The referee won about to
call time, when the two glndlalova bo-
onmo 101:de ineach ntiu-r's Mimi and.
after acrarubling about fora 1er min-
utes, they rollvd down the bank and
rank in the murky waters of the river
Their bath partly sober-11 them up and
they sworn ashore only to (1901er the
"glut“ and solemnly row invent-w it
at mmo future time when the water was
not no aver.
A Plea-uni [annular-rout.
The Young Peopln’o Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor of the South Norwulk
Baptist church, held an 'entertamrnl-nt
amlaupperin the chapel last owning.
which «all very well attended. Rollerb-
mema were served before and after a
110va rendered programme. The Acme
quarleltn sang several selections in u
very pinning manner. Iloc'lluiona were
given by 11m Uraco Hopkins and Ilka
Brood-ire: Hr». Leach rendered an irr-
termting reading. The aoloa by Ills-
Selleck and Mrs. Robinson were pleasing
features. Mr. and Mrs. Pnyvvz and Mr.
Townsend 1119111001191“! a very lino in-
strumental selection. The entortalrl-
ment wasa dechled success and much
enjoyed by all present.
to... Curler lama Honored.
Nicholas Martin reclaim! notice yester-
day of his removal 2?") the force of
letter curricra employ at the Norwalk
[unionism to take 011ch Member 1.
Hr. 11min resigned at once and stepped
into another good position as inspector
of tbs macadam road now being laid on
Went avenvc. “Nick” was a good latter
carrier, popular all along his route, and
was removed for political reasons only.
_...._.....~....m....._...__ ,.
—-!Iark Twain says: "Sim min.
Britta-lamp t can ruthenium! lay
mirth.”
THE CALENDAR KIBIIISB.
All Season of the Your Rammed by
Cormuuy Decorated Booths.
Lost evening was the opening night
of the Calendar Kirmiss, which is being
held In the Opera House by the ladies of
the First Congregational church. Dur-
ing the first part of the evening a musi-
cal prograrnmo was rendered, as follows:
lals Quartet ........ ..
”loam. Hodshorl,1'orce, loGohcgal and Iain
Ouch—”laying" ............. limes Hull sud Fritz
Violin .................. . .liu Hertha Webb
Hale Quartet
8010.... ...... ..lIss Fritz
Violin ........................ :11. Webb
Duct- 'Ncamt and Dearest". ..
Halo Quartet ..... . ..................
The hall is rendered very attractive by
the artistically arranged booths, repres-
enting the four seasons—spring, sum-
mer. autumn and winter.
The booth representing spring. plen-
tifully sprinkled with silver paper to
represent rain. is in charge of Mrs. W.
H. Smith and Mrs. G. W. White, assisted
by Misses Florence Bullock. Charlotte
Belts, Alice Cram and Mrs. Charles
Blower.
Next in order comes the summer
booth, the Interior of which is booked
with ivy and smilax. It is presided over
by Mrs. Arthur Barrie and Mrs. John
Tresdwoli. assisted by Misses Sarah and
Anna Woodward, Mabel Vanderhoef and
Anna Cole.
The autumn booth, with its cider and
chestnuts and decorations of autumn
leaves, is in charge of Mrs. John 8. Soy-
mour, Mrs. J. 0. Gregory and Miss Cis-
mentlne Cholwell, misled by M18890
Mabel Miller, Agnes Gibbs. Alice Nial-
Iory and Lena Cole.
At the winter booth, which is covered
with cotton to represent snow and trim-
med with fir cones and evergreens, the
interior arranged with a Christmas tree
and a cheerful open fire place, are found
1119. Frederick Bolder] assisted by Misses
J. L. Clark, Funny Stanley, May haunt.
leroy and Margaret McDonald.
In all of the booths there is a splendid
display of fancy work made by the in-
dies of the church for the occasion, and
at either end of the ball there are tables
where refreshments are served by a bevy
of young misses.
This evening the ladies will produce
the “Mistletoe Bough,” which introduces
the famous Minuet dance.
THE MYSTIC LINKS.
Annual Encampment of the I. 0. 0 F.
of the Stole.
The urinal encampment of the I. O.
O. F. of the State was held in New Hav-
en, yesterday. Frank J. King, Grand
Patriarch, of Norwich, presiding. Vari~
ous committees were appointed and the
following officers elected: Grand Patri-
arch, James E. Camp. Bridgeport; Grand
High Priest. John 11. Kenny. Norwnlk;
Grand Senior Warden, C. W. Siebberis,
New Haven; Grand Scribe, F. Botsford.
New Haven: Grand Treasurer, J. W.
Smith, Waterbury. From the annual
report of Grand Secretary Botsford, it
was learned that the total receipts for
the fiscal year were 011.433: total exv
pr-nscs, $9.730; gain in encompmeuts, 1:
net gain in membership, 82: average
amount of relief per member, 81. 52;
average amount of expense per member,
81.68; total amount of disbursements per
member, $3 20. The secretary was in-
structed to procure a jewel for the retir-
ing Grand Patriarch.
1- rom Riches to Stlrvul Inn.
A press dispatch from Norwalk, dated
yesterday, report:I that Mrs. Elmira Toy
hr, of Wilton, aged eighty-six, was
north from 312.000 10'1541008 yenrngo,
but in an evil hour she transferred her
property to her noice, Miss Esther
While. Since then the lady has been de-
prlYPtI of the common necessaries of life.
8.: inhumunly has elm been treated that
the Humane Society was notified by tho
neighlmra, and R. N. Morehouse. the
local agent. found that matters Wt‘fr'
oven worse than represented. The old
lady is in such a condition that aim will
probably dis before the week ends.
Slope have been taken to assist her.
1.... Hold Herr.
Charles Wilson and William iloy tirade
themselves obnoxious uhoul lilo streets
of the (my last night by cropping people
and asking for money. They were ar
town-d this morning and taken before
Judge Knapp to answer to the charge of
vagrancy. Wilson was sentenced to
twenty five days in jail and Ray was
given thirty days.
The Supper u Success.
Thcnyater slipper and entertaiouwnt
at the Springwood Union chapel, last
evening, wash great succesv. The fol»
lowing programme was rendered: Dm-
jo solo; song by Mr. Vail; reading by
Mrs. II. 11. Mitchell: song by him Abcn
drotb; banjo solo: song by Mr. \‘nll;
banjo coll).
lluklug New Voters.
The Selectmen and Town Clerk will be
In session until 8 o'clock this owning for
the purpose of making new voters. The
next sessions will be on Saturday, Octo-
ber 25. from if) a.m. until a pm, rind on
Monday, the Will lost. from 0 a.m. until
8 p.ur. -_
I. W. Pony for Judge of Probate.
The Democrats of this Probate district.
compound of Norwalk. Wilton and New
Canaan, met It the Norwalk Hoist. Horr-
day afternoon, and unanimously nomi-
nated F. W. Perry for judge of “probate.
«A woman who would buy water-
melon. In January.aol1 other thispthat
are hiflrpriood afloat of season will
lav. smurf-s by aria; Brat-sh roan.
TWO THOUSAND LOAN ED.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE BUILD-
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. '
I'cu New Subscribers Add their Names to
the Slumber-hip Roll at the Monthly
Meeting Lust Night—Tho Secret of the
Association's Success Explained.
The Norwslk Building and Loan Asso.
elation held last night what was perhaps
its most succesaful meeting thus for; As
army as 12 new subscribers, taking 131
shares of stock, added their names to the
roll of membership, and there Were many
present besides. who, after watching
with close attention the payment of dues
and interest and the sale of the loans,
declared their intention of joining at the
next regular meeting. The attendance
of members was exceptionally large,
there not beluga vacant seat in the ball
when the chairman of the finance com-
mittee offered at auction the sum of $2,-
000 to borrowers. This was secured by
two members, each of whom took $1,000
on abundantly ample security.
The rapid progress which the associa-
tion is making is due to the fact that
three classes of persons have become
thoroughly aware of its usefulness.
First, those who merely want to lay bya
little money, for they have learned that
its regular system gives them a moral
brace with the help of which they can
actually accumulate when, without it,
as they have proved over and over again.
they would save nothing at all; second,
those who have mortgages to pay off. for
they know that every borrowing mem-
ber is by his payment of dues regularly
paying not only his interest but a part of
the principal every month. and that the
total disappearance of the mortgage is a
certainty: and, third, those who want
to build, for they have figured out that,
with a smaller margin to start with than
can ordinarily be borrowed on, they can
get a satisfactory loan, can move into
their own homes. and by paying month-
ly a sum little, if any, greater than (and
sometimes not even as great as) their
monthly rent. can on the maturity of
their shares own their homes free and
:lear.
It is yoatbfiif the attention of those
who are int acted in the healthful
growth of a community that this
organization steadily does three things—
lt stimulates saving, converts the results
of this saving Into improvements on real
estate. and increases the number of those
who own their homes.
PEKSONAL I’ARAGIIAI’HS.
'I'ho Goings and Corning- of People we
1.11m to Read About.
Chief Buttery. of the Norwaik police
force. is in Greenwich to-day.
Mrs. Martha Owens, of Stamford, is
spending a few days in the borough.
Colonel Henry Skinner and Captain
Finn were intllis city yesterday after.
000".
Julius Schmldt, of New York, is in
town 10-day calling on his German
friends.
Mrs. David Hanson is visiting her
mother, Mrs. David Robinson. in East
blurvvalk.
W. (1 Thomas. Jr.. of East avenue, is
expects-d home from St. Louis the first
of next month.
Mrs. C. B. DeKlyn. of New York, for
merly of Norwalk, is the guest. of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. E. Wilson.
Mira (.‘arrio Miles, of Ansonin, 15 spend-
Ing n few days at the residence of 0. E.
Wiluon on West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Uriflin of New
Haven visited at the realdl‘nco of Theo
dorc Knapp in this city yesterday.
11. 8. [linear and Wife, of the borough,
are making arrangements to apend the
winter In Brooklyn. They Will start for
their new home on Friday.
Harvey “lulu-ll, who is employed in
the signal tower in this City, hllsbcurl
visiting Ill Chelfonf, Pm, during tho
pilot woo-k. He returned home yester-
(lily.
School Visitors Org-ulna.
Tho Board of School Visitors organ-
izm] for the coming yearlast evening.
Tho followmg (lilicers were elected:~
Edwin Adams. president; Charles ()Inl-
stead. accretary; Frederick Mood. auditor,
and Charles Olmstead, John A. Slater
and Alfred 1;. Austin. acting visitors.
Mrs. (lily, of thin city: accompanied by
Miss Daisy Rider. of the borough, who
are employed as teachers at the Earl
Norwalk school. appeared before tho
board and asked for permission to take
the morning train from this city. which
arrives in East Norwulk A low minutes
before nine. They claimed that they
had taken the train for some time past
and no objection was made, but this your
Principal (lumbart had alrcuuously ob-
jected. Both sides were present and
matter» were discussed for some length.
The subject was laid over until the next
regular meeting, and the board then ad-
journed. ‘ W. _. . .
ltaalrrr or the All“.
Dr. C. A. Lindnivy. secretary of the
stain board of health. report. that the
total deaths in the viola «luring last
month (Mansfield not reporting) were
1,0011, an average death rate of 10.2 per
thousand of population. Three hundred
of these were of children under five
years of age, being 29.3 per cent. of tho
A smart. Intelligent girl as My
to hours furnishing department. Nor-
mannerisms.
BURGESS SWAN P33810380
Business Transacted at; lust NW“
Meeting of the Court of landfill;
The Court of Buruvsres hold In All—
jonrnod meeting last evening, with Hula
tress Sloan in the chair, on account of
the absence of Warden Lee.
The matter of widening Will! all.“
was first brought up, and n commit”.
of three was appointed to interviuw w.
B. E. Lockwood. and make on W
meal by which the sidewalk in front of
his building can be widened without utt-
reaaonablo expense. .
The report of the committee appointed
to assess benefits and damages upon tho
proposed widening of Main street was
read, and tabled until the next meeting
The committee reported that the dam—
age to the Street property would be
about $550, and that the total amount
of benefits were 8&5. which were to be
assessed upon the adjoining property
owners.
The time limit for laying curb, gutter
and sidewalks on Chestnutuud School
streets, was extended to December 1.
The question of allowing the fire de-
partment more men was presented by '.
Burgess Bows and argued at some
length. The matter was finally tabled
until the next. meeting, when Chief En-
gineer Prowitt and the foreman of the
different companies will he asked to be
present for a general hearing on the sub-
ject.
The chairman of the committee on
fire department was authorized to pur-
chase twenty-five diplomas to be pre-
sented to firemen who are exempt from
the present date.
The matter of employing a mall to
supervise the laying of the new mucudarn
road on West avenue was left to the
highway committee with power, and
Nicholas Martin was appointed.
The court voted to pay one ball the ex' ..
peuse incurred in erecting 1110111101901! '1
on the dividing line between thobor- ‘
ough and city.
The meeting then adjourned until the
next regular meeting.
THE SHIIIEVALTY CONVENTION.
‘I'ho Bopuhllenns Nominate M Ia.
(mum on the First Formal Bullet.
Harris L. Crofnt, of Danbury, was ap
pointed temporary chairman, and Peter
W. Mead, of New Canaan, secretary, of
the Republican abrievalty convention in
Bridgeport yesterday. J. Bolder! Hurl-
butt. of Norwalk. was ohairmunof the
committee on credentials; also of the
committee on resolutions. Thom U.
Cnvunogb, of South Norwulk, was I
member of the latter committee.
The committee on permanent organiza-
tion reported the name of John 0. Pulse,
of Dnnbury, county commissioner. for
permanent chairman, and for secretary,
Peter W. Mead. of New Canaan.
Nominations were then called [or and
J. Beldeu Hurlbutt arose and presented
the name of Wallace Dunn, of Norwalk.
Harris L. Urofut. of Dunbury, nomi-
nated Sidney E. Huwley. of Brookfleld,
but Mr. liawley stated positively that he
would not accept the nomination. IIr.
Hnwloy then placed in nomination the
name of Harris L. Crofut.
The convention then proceeded to bul-
lot and the informal vote gave Wallace
Dani). 9; 11. L. Crofut, 18; H. I. Cbicheo-
ter. 7; S. E. Howley, i. Thirty~fivo
ballots were cast, necessary for u chores
eighteen.
The formal ballot. resulted as follows:
11. 1.. Crofut, 28; Wallace Dunn, 6; 8. U.
illnkemno, 3-, S. E. unwiey, 1. Needs-
sary to a choice, 20. Mr. Grofut was
then unanimously declared the nominee
of the convention.
Resolutions endorsing the principles
enunciated by the Republicans In their
state convention were adopted and the
convention adjourned.
Ilnrria L. Crofui, the nominee, In a
man Wl'” known thror ghoul. the county.
hnvlng served as deputy sheriff undfl'
Sill-nil (trophy.
Howuyton Doings.
The oyatormon have mostly 1111010000
operations on the Bridgeport beds and
are at home attending to their work In
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Feller. of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., harm been In town for several
day».
Tbrmpilo Euphrut has a large force of
men at work grading the property upon
which no is 1001001 his new residence.
The storm last Sunday evening pro-
vontled the Methodist Sunday school
from holding their harvest concert. The
limo for holding it will be announced
later.
Thom who am to bo muds electors
should appear before tho selenium A1
1110 001111011 Chamber, South Norwalk,
tomorrow.
I’ll. Ilulllul ‘I'MO. ‘
Matting In this sectiouu still Hwy.
tho trade having held out unusually
well. and more are more hate being
maria at the present time than at the
corresponding time last season, but the
trade In slowly slacking, and the their
will probably ho overin a few nooks,
though work will be fairly good for
home time to come.
Sells of Vatoruua' From Day.
To- «lay the Sons of Veterans on hold-
Ing their field day in Birmingham.
Camps are present from differs” WIS
of tho stato.'1‘ho line of m 8
through the principal streets of Blunts.-
Iiam. Shelton. Anaemia and Dunno“.
Was-am. of ”while”. In combat“.
The remainder of the afternoon will he
Wield!!-
Norwalk Chronicler