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am finally mots.
NUMBER 876.
Enteredstthsi’ostonlcsstiloutblarwslkss
Winona“.
DIRECTORY
moi Bririisr Internals
”fl-
TOWN OF NORWAIAK
AW: Nplfsrwslk Imp-Smut»
m.s.s.—s-u mus. '
than I sold-rs who or. not sl-
naywuflo'futiu foot ws would so inst
”sult- hassl- nrsd. who or of
m m" ...... 2:: v :22
l u noss
’mhwzlfl w-mu All pstrousgu
An COMM“.
NORWALI IRON WORKS co. The. WAtsr st.
' ”lump
8.!“ l0, 9‘”
W“
IiIl AndWIll full.
whiskmlkbflgmn l
swine: so war II. n. Rssl
do“
mussu. s usorutsnuw, as Woshington u,
IMM- of prosaic-old-
IndbiWIshlngtan
DIKL 180! "Most N.
$9. “If. lb"! dulsrs'in Martians"
similar.“
SOOYIRLD WAC. "No. Isinogs. N. Sole
“fallortm'ocelebrstsdicc c.rsom
mow. L. «mmmwur N. Pure
Would cram. Ymhgoodéxmy;
vflh’l‘sssvsordsrsstuml'iiur'r," .RPlace,
BANKS. Tbs Wsll ”
WNATIONAL BANK. , .
copiIAl groom. flights £4,100. George II
flames,
ycr. vicoprssidrnt.
Williun Curtis.“ ell-W
N BAN The, 68 Wsohingtonst,
0" “snip.“ AL c-piifl' $100010; Intrin- .13.”
W. B. Row-n, president; Jacob]
m.
Infusions comm rumour BANK. In...
44 Won II, N. incu hm. Csplui
(on. Mimi-roam .ilysti; vloopmt"
Gloria; ashlar. lgvrCis (..Orscn.
filll’lllill COUNTY IAV lNGS BANK, The. or
F N. Deposits 5mm, surplus W000
W S. S. Crow. Vice
pout; Jones ll. Dolley.
Hourly y, pout;
UNA]. BANK OF NORWALK, The. 5! Wu.
ufifhuncsrmtsdliksb’l .1" CI mwali.gbc ;
hire.” 'DtKrscim, £503.“. :2”) :l.
3%1ng'flnr D” W. Fitch. uW. I"
Bis Bunkers', lcrc ,lioirnfs'cturcrs .
Personal Ind Ysmiiy mums src solicited.
NORWALK SAViNOs SUOLETY, The, wnr It, N
Dspoulo om $43M, s iris 3mm (pi-org.
KB.
W l. .trsus.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK The. De
ear lliilvior
us . Alden sol
nuns. W , "an“ %@m inmost
poid mum on inortgxgc
stairs. (Malawian)
SOUTH NORWALA Hm CO. 8. N. llsrnniono
bod. pork. succumb“? etc. M
TERRY ' . '. Armour”- Am
' WI. 11:;er lamb sud mutton.
BILL P001215 AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BURTONJ. F. Port onion horns, N. Circular.
folded in over row Sundsy pspcrs.
BLACRAAIITIIS.
(M 910M '1'. fool Itsymond “,3 . N.
M!-
”BADGE BUILDERS.
mom. 5. KW. P.0b01534,8. N. builders
01W docks, ,.ctl.’
m ADD SBUBJJZALEBS.
BROWN.ll.S.tlo. “nous. N cuoumWorksrm
Ipsaslt
"WW. 1'
murmur. No. Hull‘s. N. misllialn
Monaco-sud mruhbcrs.
lCliAUhJOllN £303. so Wuhlngtotr It. 8. N.
Agoul Wis: loam
nous AID OBOE norms. Air
PBILLIPS. 610.20 Rsilruud floss. S.
work nutty sud promptly done.
”Influx” AND STATIONZRS.
W, J. ARTHUR. N. cord arguing, wed
iiorso
.bullbuso sir-diam:
PLANT S DRUG MORE, 43’ Wuhrngwn It.
MI. W “II-3w“- sew-l mm-
'01 units. (Wood sud 1",": m
"APP. . WM It.ti. N. rnsnnfsciurer
" mm (srmrsl shopjobbing
“woman “Tunis.
moon! fl. ft. WW I‘. 3- N “‘0
moist. My. ctr-v.21:
WW
CHAS.Tle¢rIl.N.brickofAli
claw, ”Leftwlllo blur
m.” mm Phiisdeipbis m
"Mia-manna, mug-min.
III?!“ OMB, 3005. lo.
801'!” flWSltucxtdoor to this Post
W
amorous AID BUILDIIO.
Om nun C. shopAsn It. 9. N. sotirnstn
‘MWywudsdw.
NORTON. WI. LaTsylorm,S. N. Jobbing
Mystic-Assn
rsnfnrd, vice-prest. '. >
no Lnscrixim' SN Nonsfso
o . .
mmummwwWOm-Ic
oouon Also-pins.
‘SCOUGDRINRD murmurs.
"NW...“ Washington's. s. s.
crwcxxuv AND ousowutx.
sssur. I! sorta cor smart-tutu N.
Automoti-
WALETORETM.NO.WDM nseroIt.
ismps.crockrry,glssswsrs,honssf honssfnrnlshlngs, .
human-s.
DOUTWRLL. C. Y undersbmchSo. NIlnIAS.
Oilsshours. 8mm. 0:33.?“ cor
KRNDA (lilo. 8.. D . .
WE~M8- N liourvssm too pm.
J. C. oilssstrssidsnoo
new momnwdumm
Gold poocrlsincrownsi
WRRDJV...L DWDSWRsIthIhI st,8.N.
lionrsils. In. toilpan. Ousdmin .
DOORS. BASE AND BLINDS.
surmw. ll. sco. rsAl7WItsrlt.N. cordon
wood work. whsdustc.
nun AND sum mu.
PIERCE. Y. I. MChsnnntIt. S. N. Morons.
moon suit glued Ind mart
RAYIOND BROS. Ath.
pipe. atom itnnchu dismctsr
DRUGS AND CllllllCALS.
IAST 81D! PHARMACY. VII andt Ive. 1N.
B-Indsyhours, s towns, Hosp. In. Proscrip-
douse-mill iyoom
ORRGORY,J 0. 88W in N Rotsbllohsd rm.
leulesnd rrtsil. Popuisrprlcss
[(1008 JOHN A ll loin It. N. l’crfuinco.—Afty
rive diluent times. 8 N t
PLAISTED'S is Wuhington It. . poles medi-
.Plryslcisns' prsscriptions s specialty.
DDT-GOODS.
N. mm. J. L. ANNE—“Tbs Equitable " No. 2
Gmlte building,N. mm oil cloths mi.
tlnysndrugs
BANKS. E. K. Mshsckerno Hotel blooms. N. dry-
goods, notions, glovmctc. Underwwaopecisity.
BENNETT. J Y. to Ruin It. N. Business ms-
iishsd over forty-two years.
DICKERMAN. A. ASON 84 Wuhington It. S. N.
dry—g ,ctc. lIeeAdv v.)
$00?le A BOYT, Minute bidg,N. 68th-
ingtonot,8 ..N lSecAdvert srtLiscmcny
mm. EDWARD. 5 Comte bldgu N Dry
goods, fIncy goods. notions Indhosi
EXPRESS A (”IPANIBS.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO odice vsilrond station S.
N suddaWsllIt N. press forwarders to oil
psrtoof the world. Puscngcrtrsinscrvicc. Low
rstss. barrier iinnt sgcrit
EXPREAUIIEN.
BUXTON & BRUNDAGB. Welt Bendic‘l's.
Wail st. N. Our motto, "prompt mention."
uAVANAOli’S EXPRESS. "furniture Ind
pianos moved. Leave orders It sled I, S. N.
:ilih'RWOOD. W. W., N. slow or. poohofilcesnd
Mo's. Csrcfnl Ind prompt service.
n‘rrucrs. mRNCIS. ITO
BYXBRR, P. s. A: CD. 99 liIrn It, N. Mmrnfsctiir-
ers of Scoflcld's celebrated dsvoring extrncto.
NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. mundfsctnrcrs of
dirt “tutti. F. ii, Ambler.
FCBTILIZZRS.
RAYMOND BROS. Brod I onper- phoophste
lsl assures. lsndplsstcrlfiyg'rnnndbonc cod-m
sliTH, W ll. ACO Waters: N. lsgcrrwrs for Wil-
Ilsme crux s Co {air-W1
PIER BRICK AND CIEAY. II,
N BROS. crdi rho n Ito: spec-
KAlsiYslti‘r)I'irrili)cr,lr'I:rostrum” CHEM] Iueilnings
YlSll, OYSTEBS. CLAMS ETC.
HUNT Jr ZELUPY, mWoshlngtou It. 8 N. In
some oysters. clsuro. fruits, gsmr. vsgrtsblcs, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON JOHN B. ”Taylor Ivonne. S. N. Also
KAYNOND BROS. mm for flog. sonata,
Asphalt, hick. scrncnt And gruvel wuiks.
(LORDA s’rm AND 1101' WATER
DEATZ RS.
ssmw. ILACO. Music nan block, 8. N.
sole.sgsnts
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FRED.
'LSLAND GBN"YLOUR.thr best mode. Don't
foil to use it.
L'HOINEDIEU, DANlRL root end of Wuhington
or bridge The clmiwot of fornily flour kept.
RAYlUND BROS hay. strsw. flour Ind food in
pscksgr. loud, car or wgo lots.
lulD MILL. Dorian Crofoot A Rose. Groin. choir.
ground feed. grsham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
A Iondwsrd Plate 8 N plants,cnt
SWIM mgrnmenmi pieces mods to order,
OL’iOUR, P. L. “Word It opp Lnlon Cc N
“outs. on Mamet: oral work I spec y,
RN, 2.. dzpot. Beddlu ug
[CRAY Jolowcrssndnunlbc workofsll kinds.
li'l’ll . t’lsiir S. N. he aides Ind
JO ‘0 ll. So It I t
a hrstknowlh‘ Iorlot in this vicinity. Pisnts cut
Mcrs ctr. Ylorni work of or row I mini,
Ind dons pro-poly.
ransom: DEALERS.
COLuAN, THROWRLWIIbinglou “Just end)
Yunirurs, looking glosses. p ictnrvfrsnics, etc
CRAIA Wlll’l'TLlBZY. fl Isis-t. N. any
nowd' s old stood). Soc Idvortissur-t.
RAYIOND 610. ll. ”surname lsinot.
1" w g 0” sud a. so rm 3 u
now DAVID.3.1A.U . not. ..
Yurnluws. mitts-III. sic.
GAS LIOIIT COIPANIH.
NORWALK Omflgfgl’l’ COIPANY. oilrs rs
RANDALL. itsnusli's-lli.l.l. Indoor. cursors lbw Indpower
”bayou-3% chssppowu nobles-sing)" Cokrsixorutsprrbudd, Cool Tor three doi—
lswlguss» grunt-My. lsnpahsnstuchsputrs.
RAY-tuna. lawns-mus. usssrsamu (swells. (“III-Io.)
WWI-Ml nounskrmsmdn wni «18.wa
m. Muslin-toga» “My Imr,yuin.hy.otc.
“MW“V‘" . smock BROS. “sad It war at. Ewbolanio
John-ghoul oval? 51-6. ' .Wymwl. ML“:
WOOD I. ”amass. Jobbing 0m!“
WAMYT. ImugsN. “Wool-
hpusll .W‘.
OMAOI “MU'AC'I’UBIIL
m “I: ,Nolutn till ”future's!
“REID in magnesium.
'm‘ “Tilda-Ad Uranium-aunt,
“an.“ urchins...
mugs-d mm AWLWMII
.3819. surmount“
'~.l. assailants-I porn-s.
M.WWLfl'mmN.wsddllgssld
soppitsdst stthssnortat mic
. CATHOLIC GOOD-z;-
“J. T. O CO. or M n. Ilsa sows
”Winds-round submit":
WHY! IAIIIYAC’I’IIII”.
menu T. Wu- N. All sisso Ind
maps.
'01 monwrunus.
0.12 W to" S. N. wousfso
horses sud dssiwlu ribbons
motocross”.
MIAD OSHA]! 00. Th ”Salon
II luv up». ’
Omani/no. Want-gaunt].
i“.
“VII. nfllfinlfl
I. I Wm
......m'lmm
I I0! for Watson: sud (.ourv
Dion wwsr Isss
fi.~..a~hr W
b’d’g,
Waggm
room-..-...
snowsswrwox WWIIhtngtonst s. N solo
- khvuudY
sgrntsfovrr Yamagtoocrrsnrrybgttc;
BECIIR. CONRAD, til Imam so,
rholapuurisossd'pruvflous.
"m5 CllAS. ll. m to Downtown».
Isis D.N.tnbiodciiaciufovfsmilytrnds.m
YlNNlOANAO'IIllLLY. ill loin II.N door,
rsd.hsy,otrsw,coulsnd wood.
YlNNlY A BlNlDlfl' 41 Volt] 1232'“, mid
Iisplogrocmu, con! rs
"Tim D W. Volume-w. lsmssgN. Ins-Id
v Mum
9|!)va L IWIlIIlJ‘. tantalum
irihobinllnbiu.
YIIAION, T. DWSJ. Ingro-
Wm.m.du.s~. ctr.
BANYORD.W. ll. low svo. IIIIRIL Iisilol. Kl.
Asbestos point, school supplies, ctr. N
MWTON, V. D.‘ (10. fl Ila. Didn‘t . [lb
Irvin lid ubh doiicsriss.
L'IIOIIRDIRU, DANJILMIHDIW
”Drugs [m colonwpias, sopsr
MOORIA DARNAN. No. Isis so. “Womb N.
lusgmuriu. forugufruiio,lsur.fosd.otr
NEW YORK TIA (30., o: Isis-t ’N -—l. llsllrr—
Tumulmssdspléssspsrlslt
NlCIlRSONADms ass-arr! “soul. I
sparsity undeniable tsblcdollrsrsoo.
MEANS. our). Wllrou Ive. sud School ILN.
Now stars. sow goods sud sow prim.
ovum: C. I. so I It
'W‘Iw abused ‘Drw Isa-winds
VALDIN. (MAS. ll sWsll II. N
tor..r.kswr Imisblsdsllrsslss, humour
Ollls AID Alllllmnl
OUTS. Alll 511103 sod Aparting 6mm of oil
ktnrku No i Worn-It 3
”17m "its. mum on
mu Jmlfll JJIMIIJIXAstfw-In
MTfiumg‘Cfl 73w" d...
W“ ‘1”. ill"
films oil-rim 'M
sum” '00]...
'mw.AVstw,s.n.tsosfs-sdw,
‘ ssftW buss.
HA" A” cArs. flu-ll.)
RNA" Till armor Wm It. I. I.
I spunky-st wists! our sills-d
IAT HANDY
scrum
sons. 1". I catfis- All. Ibo“
sudloxlhir danish-i"
cm. H“ Wits
cw. “Aida—lethsfl-nll.
”You.
I “‘11. VI.
IA IWmum
“IncduJil.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1890.
Mn storms.
mowrrr.r.r.omu.tt.llrmmlvmma
mm, museum-s11 wows. it. build-
m'm rims-smart puss,
0mm w.c. .
coll-Jinnah. (Isosdv.)
I ll Wolf N lisdshun-I
. .8 .slstout
mwpdrlngnuflydofis.
DONG! Bum.
PARSONS‘N.E.BInoksldoStocstrm.S N lino
hovssssntedloslipurposss. All by
Istsbiioinunt srs errIotsd. ll of tho
Yrsnchonsrhingstsiilan"(lsiilsrd."
JHORSE “OI-'88.“ m
UNA ORN No Isinsi.fl It.
m tlouxvrntoshoslngdrivlngttrot trot.tiughorsss
um
Altman! NOEL,“ loin N. J.C.Colliss.
luropeonpisn, rsstsnrsnt
6mm Nomi. fl Rsilrood plus. any
NORWALR Hugh 0px. D. AN. RR. depot
OLD mnmwwwwm SUN Rood
swam. lunpssuplon. m‘brosms.
IIOI'ISI FURNISHED “SON“. _
STYY'RNSJ. RAEWoshls It. crmy,
glssowsrmin Andwoodcnm.
ICE DEALERS.
MAKER. "Beliicn Point Form." S. N. Also
tniik producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGRAIDCKWOOD. Olslnst. N. Insur-
Incesndrcolutstsinsllltsbrsnchco.
YTON. JACOBN. Wsshingtrmst nrxt toP..0
L25 rs Irc'. piste gloss, Accident And life. (Ins IdY)
LOCKWOOD, Wlf. cor IxinsndW-llstsJi. Ru!
some. investments, mmm.
NORRRLLAL'ROMMRD , 96 sshingtsn It.
8. N. strictlylirsbclsos componies
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 A «Washington It.
5. N. Ital liststesnd inoursuss.
INSURANCI COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LlYll le. CO. 9. S. m
flmnmedisu sgenhW-shington It,S .N. sessd.
IETROPOLITAN Lin lNS CO. 20 Wlohington
soil N. Y. J Grubb. sssistsntsnpt
NORWALR FIRE INS. (30.. N. in oucousfui
business since ram. No astounding loss clslrns
PEOPLE'S LIFE ms. CO. The. No. 45 Working—
tori st. 8. N. Jno. French. Asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUYURD R. ll. Inonlc bl .67. Bonds
Ilddlssex Booking Ind ErptltstfigcN I i gt: Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH W. ll. ‘00. land iYWItcrst.N.
springs. also. airings ware. etc.
IRON YENCI! AND RAILINGS.
NERRITT E. I. wondMWItcr It, N. iron work
of All kinds.
TliB DUNCAN [RON RAILINO WORKS, Wster
st, 8. N. Win.ll proprietor.
[RON YOUNDRIBS.
GILES A CLANCY It The Norwslk Iron Works
Co. and also It Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELL’BS.
YERNRIS. A. S. 3950. lininst ii. N op. City Rotor.
Km wstch rcpsirlng s rpIciAiLy
liOYT [1.8. lSNo lsinst.s. N strictiyfirrLdIu-
goods At low prices.
JACKSON loilRAND. 56WIiist N. wmhss. dis
moods, etc. Prue wstch repairing I Ipstislty.
HOOD ll. 9. dismondo,wstclrso Jewrlzusilvcrsnd
pistsdwsrcncputr’ingso lty El nmSN
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED 3. rooms lssorric b‘ 'g, Wsll
It. born Mug Notary And Emilio
YROST. RUSSEL s No. loin It. mm, is“
businssoof kilascsrcfnlly strendIdto.
NURLBL'TT J. BELDEN roomsb And 6 Oasis:
building, was It. Margit.
LlOlH'JOllN ll. Ins Wsshi HES. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for chor
DOCKWOOD EDWARD]. roouri asserts bldg.
Attorney. usury wrd pension.
SRYNOUN. JOHN 3. room 8. Ysiirseld Co Not.
Bunk building, N. Counsellor-t low.
WALSH. JOHN J. room) Mic building. Woll
borough.
or.
LYVZBY STADLES.
DANN. DORACZ Y. Krakow livery Ind bourd.
log nobles. (lilies No. 8 River It. N.
GREGORY. 020. s. H Knight It, N. Pine rum.
outs Ispectnily. Tcirphons 38-8.
LOCK BIANUYACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD IANL’YAUI'URINO CO. Dost It,.S
N. Monufarturcrs ofbuiltlors hordwsre. ion
office 36 Pearl It New York office l9 Renders;
Chlagoofli cc to [hike It.
NORWALK '5 COIPANY. S N. New York
else 82 L frocks Ind builders'
wore; designers; founda- workers of Artistic
house trimmings in bronze. bras Ind iron.
LUIBZB DIAL!“
HILL. 1. J. 9Wst¢r or. N. All klndsofiusrhordo
livrrsd to Any point by nil. icon or vowel.
HACIIIN! SHOPS.
NORWALR [RON WORKS CO. The Wslor It.
mil. ll .S. N. Consul muhiscry, iron
sud Imus ugs. [org-ins. bbitt Instsi, to
polls for unnfsctoriss Itcurnbosts.
scomiw. WI. A Knight-LN. Newmsrhincry
snd'rspulringprourptiy Attended to
HAIR" OARDRNRIS.
lilNlNOSA WATRRDURY S N. lamination
’gsrdruprodscelnsssssu for thrwkolesulctrsdc.
sun-m
IOD IARKRT, so Woll II, N Wu. Wordwcll.
A”. the-fuss], lI-b. nutteunudpoultry
AYISON. A. its lsisot. N. Mindanao“
bios, oystas. LII-Om swims hues.
cost.
HOSTED Ins-ts. lob
DINNl’l'l’ s 1”,“ “bogus.
Bissau. ns'mc. r: loin u, N. clinics-cuts
ll]. 9 .
Emil CENTRAL IARKIT sWsta It, N
Ionic, mono-i upoultry. It lowsst prices
I.
“2.1.2.23me -‘
IAWNUI‘ONJ learnt-“W.
all”. “‘0. my Illfi’. I. 3 (W m
mum. IM.
Illhlnds. irons
1mm." OWN-ht.
poul mu.
umruvn." lIWsIngtousvaidp. I
ll dIIlIsiu Month-do
LOUKWOODJ. 'WSLwa‘ 5.1-!
monvmnsgxwwna- 7 mafia”...
, W.
m.
PlCKlilllNO I]. S. lsotsvs spooked houso, lll.
hoof. ,stc-sttou.
ICIIAUD. JACOB. ll West WW ml...
ursmmwhwm. 8 Josh
Sll'fll'S WAS
tousl.l. N In mondpoultryfovfomllyindo.
SHLLANRJ W. til loo-Iain. N. wsguu ru-
dsilysllmrrtbrtown. ll SN.
[IL-Inst warm
"all”... ...... ...m'...
WI!ON.J.Ranl-t.lf. Choirs—Imps»
tsy,frults.vsgstsblss.huttov.oggs.otr.
IAIBLIANDOIANI‘YI.
W. War It fl mfsrtuvsrnflso
”Ans-limb? sndurbhmhslsodrslwlsbniklisg
almond “”7me 3 ml
S.I ”loin-r. m
"to" moor-m
WAN!) BUILD?
film. laWIstIvvJ. .Aillhb
IIYIOUR. ,.. '
strum Kim“, I! nus-vans. Ins
woven. Also momma;
Immunawuwss. Jobbing
Mortal-lip.
Rflmblliflsgl. Mill‘s!
w pro-07mm.
m:fm-ymguwry.
mm luv-sir 3-114
ckmtl. . Oil-ssh!
pub
MA" TAM...
WRqumN. Assuming.
WJ'lmunuYhm
’ I. III
Imps-Instant nouns
wag-W --- W
s .l ...... ....
m1 AID IA,“ soaps.
0AVAMIM1EAMILI.N.IIWM
uwcmz‘ WM my. I'll.
YiTCll AGNES. .Ay‘sncy fix
“Oldllistorrlslsnd
JMIRS I LlanlunmS.N. W
“1'“- Mourning ty.
or. JORN.IlIs-ufllsinw.ll. Nlflinly. My
IUSIO “ADKINS.
BRAD“! “8.0 . W. tsrof thslstoWrn.
R. Nosh) mlfllslnshli. trumtsi music only
YRITZ. KISSRINNIRP. m loin-t. N. Plsno
Indorgsuinstruction.
GlllSON. ALEX. 8.87% ‘1'. Plono,orgsn
sod N.NRS..129Nslnst.N Yon-liar
HUNTING“),
Iirurtionsndvoics oicsdrvcioprnsnt.
NASD.IISSJRNNIIR. mum-mu.
Pinon“ infraction.
orgsh
A R.J. tachwofinstrriuuntslond
I mills. m"
WIItst.S.N
NEWS DIPOI'S.
DOD H.174 Wakingrou S ”3:?
murmur“. s. rum or scrap. SN
MWJiuond glosswsrq. '
m roux mutants.
rznnts D. 0rdsrs left It Bodwsli's stars.
74 Wuhinizwsn.
LOCKWOO D,..CR omcuDIKiyn‘ulN..6rsg-
ory'.;IN NewYork 1000mm
NWASICOND-DAND YUBN'ITUBI.
WDNOREWN. undrrSsivstlon ArmyBIrrsckI.
EN. Stoves,rsngm. crockery. csrpcto. etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
BELL, lllRAN P. 0. Box. ill, S. N. whochIls
Ibippsrofoystwosndclnrn
CUT'BILLRJEM footof itsyrhondot.S.N. nob
snicdesleri in iineoymrs.
KOYT. W. ll. ASONJMWstcrIt. S. N.' foot of
Rsymond)
tars exporters Ind
desisrs in “5?". oyslas.
REED ‘ HOUSIAN. rm Wsmmfl. N. platters
Ind shippers of Norwslkoy
VANNAIDJJLMCO M54881
Oysters Ind cloths. wholesolc Ind rctAil.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALR pmpl’A'H'llms WORKS Cbss. ll. Ais»
.Bivcrsids m s N Stoves. sum
Ind or Air Furnace w I specioity. Solo
agent for the celebrstrd Cotton furnscc.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J T ill lists It. N Jowctt'slesds,
lunry Ihd Wsdsworth'o mixul points
RAYMOND BROS Jewett' Atlantic Ind
loud, Cslcutts oils Ind Avfr’rril lCheIriicAl me"
lllilTll. W. ll ACO. 15A 17 Wsterrt. N. agent
oriongmsn A Nurture: points.
PAPER HANGINOS.
PROWITT, J.T. is lstnst. N. window studs,
lloliunrls. fixtures, etc.
TAYLORA C021 lislnIt.N. Ilsnmdwus.
points, oils, glass. on:
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMANJ). A. ll Isis st N. install-noon
process. Children I photos I specialty.
NORTH O. s. TSWIIhIngIon n.8, N. onsqunllty
only And that the best»
READNAN ll (inserts build . N. Cobinsi
photogrs bologrlphopflbvpudoz;mo dunno.
PIANO 1’0!le All) commas.
RENDEI, C. P. lorkwood llsil, N. Alsodsslsrin
pisnos, organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANINO ulLlS.
RANDALL, IINKR D. 1 N. All kiudsof wood
work It mail or for tho trsdo.
PLUMBING.
HERRERA“). W ll. Insic llsli block. AN.
Plumbing. "an Add or fitting.
NAi‘lll. P. ll. ABRO cor. IdnondWsotIiI.l.N.
Plumbing Ind goo smug. rurgssund helm-A.
BAILEDADS.
NORWALK halts: RAILWAY 00. JDIIW.
Hllflv W 0-305" I'll-
BBAL mA’l’l AGENTS.
DAYTON. JACOB I. Wanington It, next to P0
il.N yforsulc. housestorsnLt-srsdv)
IORRELLA L'DONNRDIZU. N Wuhington
8 N selling. rsnti ng Ind collecting. “Y
WILSON. 0 B. Gazette bldg,‘Y l [mu Ind
money to toss. Also lmnncs written in best
of composite It the lowest rstcs.
WOODWARD E. A No. miner, S N. houses 0
rent Ind building lots for rule.
RESTAURANTS.
DEE RIVEbWstersgN. wormmeulsstoil
urn,
HENRY'S lililo5c Manor 8 N Thebesrzrcdinna
in the city. Boord by the day or work.
SANITARY RNOIN’ZERS.
RIDER. W. ILA SON mo, \l’z-r-i MT. and [‘nurt»
bind: Place, A N. Rydrsnric and cm] engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Privutu)
BAIRD'S KISS lNS'l'lTlTR, 6 Orchsrd It. 2!.
Young good day school
IEAD In. Hillside. N DIysnd bnsrding school
for girlso'nd Pits for In airings,
or course can in?" . sq lsb»
rslorystlsc New ark Irtists eur ad in
musicsi drpurtrneut. Spools! Idvnntogn or tho
the study of Art. lsngusgeo Ind clorutlo tlon
lv'slltorrnnegino (kiobsr 2d Circnlsn will be
ssntuponspplic Anon
NORWALI IIUTARY lNSTl'l'UTR. N MS.
WWI-l CWWMW
WIlfiON Ill 2 ll. School for boys. Norwnik
(7: In collegr on! scientific schools
Forrirr slurs. moons
SEWING usurious.
assume] to So...lsinst.SN "Wheeler-rid
""llossssold. noodles, oil sitsch-
nests Rewiring s spsclslty.
SI"! CONTRACTORS.
IAYIOND BROI. Isvrrrs built. wows pipes lsid,
muting. Ailing. finding. W W
Sllol IIANIJYACTUBKRS.
IDUNSDURY. lATlllWilON A CO. ii. N. louru'
Inshor-
OKO. EWNDBCOfAc And-lustrous“ 71,73,
TEA-O77 WMmUi will“ rm.
Wm
nlosvs' Ind children I
hr footwssr for themsl ltrsdr.
unlit—WAIST. AND UNDERWEAR.
umurssorv. COL! A CO. Norwsik, New York
sud llridgsport. Conn.
llPOltmll'S GOODS.
All“. JORNH lloisstJi. hndqnwtws for
guns. 'bhisg tsrkis. In. Milan,
"All BUILDERS.
BAKER. JULIUS. Wow It. out to M's foul»
dry.S Risks
sndkud allots
‘l'lll‘DllNCAlim RAILINO WORKS, Worst
ll-W Rsthposprlotsr
MAI INDY!” AID mn.
NORWALK IRON WORKS 00.11». Waist Ii.
uvsrli. IL hridgs. . .
MIAMI"? TICK" Arum
CURTIS. S. W. W buildl N. It—Ihip
MW! .0"-
LATYTON, JACOB I wmmmrmro.
5,3 mammal-missed)
"OI. DEALERS.
JOHN D. footof WuhlsgtoustJJ slso
brisk. mil-is. pie-tor
NORTONJONN I. It’l'sylovsveuso, I. I. Also
lsysvnfwurrste wslks.
ul’lOND [ROS blur, lows. Ono-wick sud
Mumps-insulation”
m RAID" AID NRA“...
[ITCDUI LANDON Dilutions s. to. our
Irons-duster hairs? sofa:
POW J W. so I It, All stovos.
v MY!"
do. Tlsndsnppwwwksspsrisli
smmvssrss. .mw It
bridgr.SN.stovus.rssg—, plo- sir.
nocxntu.
NORTON. MJWNDOTWMIWN. um
“mu-rm
1W D. Russo RI. lost. rust.
7ha3’flsulfllslu I ~—
YIOND .
“mom-o. W774."
manvsmm
lRlDOlSJllo. D class-swims!
”“000. ”I. ”aunt-Inst.
WOOD.
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MALL-n1“ Ill "Ms-n.1, I-I‘
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PRICE TWO CENTS
THE EVE OFALI. SAINTS’DAY
HOW IT WAS OBSERVED BY NOR-
WALK YOUNG PEOPLE.
Pious-us authoring so which “so Tro-
ditluusl llsllowo'ou Corliss wm y-
oil—Tbs Insult Boy Out for Ilse
liiss Bells Bosch gsvs s Hallows'en
psrty st her home in this city loot oven-
ing. The evening wss spout in dsnclng
and the nonsl Hallows'sn gsrnss were
enjoyed, after which III sat down to I
fins collation. It was nearly midnight
“When tbs guests deported for their
homes. sud nil report having bsd II
pissssnt tints.
Kiss Boosts Rider. of Ifspls Ivonne.
Elsi Norwsik. find A Hollows’en surprise
only lost sight. Clones and dsncing
woos enjoyed until the small hours or
tho morning. Fifty couples est down to
I very fine supper.
Miss Edna Guy. on High street. bad a
number of her young friends spend the
(running with her, and it wus very great
ly enjoyed in the games appropriate to
the occasion. '
A birthdsy party was given to S. B
IlIcLssn’s donghter, on Henry street,
Eosi Norwslk, Inst evening. It was her
”eleventh birthday, and the event. was
pleasantly celebrated.
Miss Iisrgsret Peck gave an enjoyable
Hollowe’en party It her home. No. 182
loin street, borough. inst evening.
About thirty guests Assembled and the
only port of the evening was spent in
plsylng olden-time Hollows’en gsI‘nes.
An old-fosbioncd supper was served It
midnight. after which the remainder of
tits time was devoted to dancing.
It won an early hour this morning when
tbs guests departed, pleased with their
reception by “ys olden time" hostess.
Tbs Indies of the party were dressed in
the costumes 0'! “ye olden times," many
of the coatnmes worn being over 100
yours old. Among themost noticeable
were the costumes of Mrs. Emma
Wheeler, who was dressed in black bro-
nodsd satin, with Persian lace. bliss
anny Stanley, Is Aunt Samantha, was
dressed in I costume of block silk, equal-
ly Isold, wbrle Kisses Margsret Peck
And Lulu Stsnley wers coatuinsd us
moiety belies of Ancient dsys. Many
other Iquslly unique costumes were
worn by the ladies.
A surprise party, worked for the great
smut of pleasure crowded into A few
short hours. was given to Miss Luella
lane, inst evening, by About thirty-five
of her friends. Entry of the trsdilionsl
Hollows'en gum-s were played, and I
bountiful supper of chores dishes was
served.
The Christian Workers of the East
Ivenls It. E. church held I party at the
residence of C. M. Shsilcr last evening.
The pleasures incident to Hallows‘en
were enjoyed with nspirit that made
everybody glad that they were present.
A Hollows'en party was held At the
rsstdoncs of Miss Lizzie Buckley, Ply-
mouth svenuo. inst erenrng.
Some of the boys in this city celebrated
lems'sn by taking off gates, upecisi
ly on Chestnut street. where they made
I clrsn jib of it. A huge bonfire was
kindled on the square at the inierssCtion
of Pine street and West avenue. The
ubiquitous small boy of the borough was
Ilso out, his chief sport being the remov-
of of grates.
OVER $20,000 RAISED.
Auuunl hunting of rho Woman’s Auxil-
inry to tho Bond of llssious.
At the tenth annual meeting of the
Connecticut branch of the Woman’s
Anxilisry to the board of missions in
“W Hortford, lire Edith llvscb. the cone
spending secretory, reported tbst there
bud been sent from the branch this year,
from 145 psrishss Ind missions, for work
outside tho diocese. over 250 boer Arid
plunges, vslnod It $12,359.47, also .8.
00802 In money. msking I total of 320,‘
357 1’0.
The report of tbs vsrious slchdrsoon-
rios showed contributions of boxes Ind
mossy to the following vslnss: Fsir
field, ”AM 99; lisrtford, 38,824 92;
Litobllvld, 52,024 24; Kiddie-ox, 31,837.
‘0: Now Boron. 55. “8 47: Now whilst). f
“”008 The officers sud monsgm for
Mt Ire so follows: Pmidsnt, III.
Blissbsrh [1. bolt. Hortford; vios presi-
dent. In. ilsrrlot F. (linud, lilddls-
town; tosssurerliso Caroline 1.. Throw.
Norwich; honorsry secretory, Mrs. B. O.
fisymour, Hsvtliml; corresponding sscrs-
tsvy, lllss Edith Bosch. Hortfovd; rs-
cording Iscvstsry. Iron Augusto ll. Wil-
listns. Iiutford; corresponding socrstsry
junior ouxiiisry. Iiss Lucy Jervis. Brook-
lyn.
Isnsgm lov l-‘siriisld Archdeuconry
~-lirI. l. i‘rsnklln Merritt. Stomfovd:
In. [footy Perry, Boutbport; Miss“.
I. Nobls, Bridgeport.
SMIDIIIOI’I’ Infill;
'l'boIonusl mung of the stockhold
m of the New England Terminal oom-
psuy who hold ynisrdsy sftsrnoon It
Wilson Point. Tbs following officers
were nnsnirnously Minis-d: Prosidsni.
C. B. Tsdssstlr, of Now York: secretory.
A. J. Porter,“ Now Hsvsn: Ire-sum.
I 3. Stone, of New York.
«“flsilo, Swim whst did you bovs
your wblokovs Ibsvsd 01 for?" "So
tint tbs hsby wouldn’t know no.”
"Why.how’sthstl" "Dsosnssslrssrlss
iolrsvswsbsld hsr while ny,wlfs is
dot-gobs working. DI Isss Dru-sis
PERSONAL PABAGBAPIIB.
Tho Goings ”41% (lo-lugs of Pooplo ws
Liko rs Its-d About.
B. J. Bturgss, of New York city. was
in town ysstsrdsy.
Attorney Kline, of Bridgeport, was
in town last evening.
Miss EllsStsnlsy, of Rowsyton, will
spend Sunday, in town.
Mile Ads Benedict, of But Norwalk,
is visiting frisnds' In Brooklyn.
Mrs. Emma Wheeler is visiting friends
in New Haven Ind Bridgeport.
Ben Bechtls, the veteran firemen. is
out to- d-Iy After I three weeks’ illness.
SuperintendentO. M. Shepard, of the
Consolidsied rosd. wosin this city to-
dsy.
W. G. Thomss, Jr., of East nvsnue,rs
expected home from St. Louis this even-
ing.
Cbsries Tattle, of New Haven. is
spending A few days with borough
friends.
Miss Clsrs Wilson, of Long Islsnd
City, is spending A few days with West
street friends
C. B. anh. clerk for A. H. Hoyt a
Son, leaves town Monday for a short
visit to friends to Hudson, N. Y.
A. H. Wilcox, formerly General Secre-
tary of the Norwslk Y. M. C. A., now
of Msriden. was in town this morning.
Mrs. Lorinds Andrews, who has been
tho guest of relatives in Weston for the
past week. returned home yesterday.
Augustus Wilkes, of Alleghsny City
is calling on some of his moulder friends
in South Norwalk. He formerly work-
ed in this city.
Mrs. Leah Priestly and grandson, of
Utics, N. Y.. who are visiting John
French of Burbank street, will return
hours on Tuesday.
Clarence Smith, formerly clerk for
Smith Brothers. the shoe dealers, has
returned from Omshs, Nsb.,where he
has been at work. Mr. Smith likes the
West. but says, after Ill, “there is no
plsce like home."
Mr. sud Mrs. P. T. Barnum have
changed their minds, at least for the
present, about going to Japan, and will
return to their Bridgeport borne in a few
dsys. They are now at Denver, Col.
They still intend tags to Jspsrr some
time, however.
[1‘ IAY BB MAJOR DOTY.
A Gunsrnl Dsslro to Tuudur lllsss ills
Cuptnincy of Company 1'.
A general desire is expressed Among
the members of Company F to tender
the nominstion of csptsin It the coming
election to Major C. E. Doty, of this
c.rty Those who profess to know say
be is not at all anxious to be call-
ed to the commnnd of the com-
pany, but no it was through him tbsl.
the company was organized, be will
stand by them. If he does we may look
for one of the best companies in the NA
tionnl Guard. There Is no crtrzen of
Norwslk who has A larger circle of mili-
tary friends, or who is more generally
esteemed by them. than Mr Dory.
He enlisted In Company F, Seventeenth
Regiment, C. \. l., in July, 1882, so a
prints, and was soon promoted through
the different grades to Lieutenant, and
was appoint“! In] de camp to (lensrnl
Amos. In 1864 Governor Buckingham
gsvo him a special commission to recruit.
scnmpsny in Norwslk, which he did,
securing sixty-five men. Since the wor
he boo served on the stuff of Generals
Crsnfurd, William R. Smith Ind S. R.
Smith, Ind wss Acting Brigsdo Adju-
tsnt when W. ll Smith rsslgnsd. He
who formerly insjor of the Fourth regi-
ment and hoe In excellent militsry rs-
cord. lie is A Norwslk msn, having
been born Ind always lived here.
Tbs report lbst Lisnlonsnt listbies is
still I csndidote for tho cnptsincy oi the
compsny is emphatically denied, while
it is understood thAt ll. M Rossio still
in the field.
llspubllnn llnlly At Buss Nous-III.
The Repnbircsno oi Esst Norwslk held
I rslly in Rsndsll's bull last evening. Ind
it wss A success in Ivory psrticnlsr.
Judge Rufus l’rckstt of Now flown on—
tsrmnsd tbs forgo Indisncs with his
tolling points. it who prsctod tbst
rsnk L. Rogers. Republlosn oundidsts
for Bonstormould be prsoont. but be bsd
I mars cold Ind could not some;
Joseph Tammany. however, responded
in Mr. Rogers piscs Ind mods I rsttllng
Wh- y, A. _
Dos-as Iris Dona.
Art Awards pspsr says: Within the
limits of the town tbsir residoos rnsn
who is now thirty-six yesrs of In Ind
who declsrss that he never yet row I
corpus Ind nsvsr intends to if be con
help it. ills fsthsr died I fsw yrsrs s30,
but he would not look upon his rsrnsins.
lie Attends so msny firm-Isis II the va-
rsgs Instr. but never goes nedr tbsyro‘
mains when ssposvd to slow. ,/
Only Ono lulu Box.
The now election low providss first
such sloctor shsll hsvs one snvslops
only. Ind into tbst no any put one bollot
for oiliosrs rotor! for on tbs grnml
ticket (slots officers. communes:
tors, Ibsrifls Ind judges of probsts).ons
bullot for "mums sud osI bollot
for justices. This shoals the provisions
of tho gsurrsl amiss requiring s ospor-
no box for rsprsssutstlnsund of Chop
iIrxv. of “)0th of i” rsqulring s
ssporsto box for juniors. Tkwsssu Its
butousbox sndtkst should bsplslnly
work-ll who.”
lives/”W" Thiswill foo-Io
Illsf thus-Ir lswosos rash! by
Discuss—Ins.
JUSTICES NOMINATED.
SECOND DISTRICT DBIOCBATS
HOLD THEIR FINAL QAUCUB.
noophllo luphruo sun no can hummus-
Id Upon us A Domocrui—Dusion Repub-
licsns Nomlnsts I Roprusontstlvs.
The Democrsto of tbs Second Voting
District held I mucus in the old Congre-
gstionsl church last evening for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for Jus-
tices of the Peace. Nelson Taylor was
cirsrrmsn and Herman Snyder secretary
of the meeting. The first business to be
transacted was the nomination of candi-
dntss for Justices of the Pesos, which
resulted in the choice of IMHO Smith,
Thsophils Euphrst, George C. Btiilson
sud Charles R. Townsend.
Hr. Euphrst, who had Announced on
Thursday that hereafter be was to be I
Ropubiicnn. made A few remarks in
which be said substantially that he could
be counted upon as being I Democrat, as
he had always been one.
C. W. Lonmbury Nominated.
The Republicans of Darren held 3 can-
cus at the Town Hall last evening. C.
W. Lounsbnry was the unanimous
choice of the caucus for Representative,
receiving eighty-five votes out of the
ninety-four votes cast. J. E. Ballard,
Oliver Cook, W. P. Barker and S. B.
Belden were nominated for Justices of
the Peace.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
Thousands of Doll-rs Returned to Those
Who ans Boon During.
The past week the Philadelphia socie-
ties paid out considerable money for ma-
tnred shares in cash and marked 3 num-
ber of mortgages satisfied. by reason of
the shares pledged for the loans having
Instnrsd. Indeed, this process goes on
from week to week. Thousands of dol-
lars every week are returned to the
hands of those who have been saving in
dribblss for many years, and suddenly
these thrifty people not only find them-
selves in possession of small fortunes,
but also find themselves relieved of the
monthly curtailment of horns expenses,
which were practically in order to keep
up their monthly installments. To
many this seems like a double fortune,
i. 0., a large sum of money in band from
matured shares, and n surplus of wages
on bond to supply the home with some
luxuries that were possibly denied it for
years. Others who had borrowed find
themselves owners of homes of their
own. with no more rent to pay, and no
more dues and interest to scrape to-
gether, st lesst not compulsory. Where
are the words to express the feeling of
quiet rest that fills the heart of father
and mother when the good-night kiss is
given to the children the very first even-
ing that. they have retired to slumber in
a horns of their owu?—G. W. Chlld’s
Public Ledger.
RAIDBD A.‘ ONION BED.
The Expensive Posting in Which Boron
Consolidnred Bond Trnlumsn lndulgsd.
While train No. 30, which leaves New
York daily It 12:02 p. in.. was making
the run to New Haven it was sidetracked
for an hour between Fairfield and South-
port. The New Haven Register tells
how, to amuse themselves, some of the
tvsinmen rsrded an onion patch on A
farm near by. The former made no
objection, but [18 quietly went to work
afterward and loomed the number of the
trxin and than nscsrtxined who the men
were that took his onions. BI bss corn-
pellsd the deprcdstors to settle with him,
Ind one who resides in Now Haven, the
son of I well- known Republican regir
lrur, had considerable of A bill to pay.
No. JO. is now known all along the
road Is the ”onion train."
Will Sock Duns-goo.
The fourin of Stephen '1'. Salmon, of
Brookilrld. think thcy have s clnim for
dsmsgss sgsinst tbs liousutonic rsilrosd
for the killing by the cars of Air. 8s]-
mons u fsw dsys sgo. They slings thst
carelessness on the port of the employss
csnssd the Incident by which Ir. liai-
Inons lost his life.
ls. “color lluyu u lasso.
Willism B. Smith. of llsrtford. bu
sold the well-known trotting more Burrs
to tbs Hon. Nstbsniol Wheeler, of
Bridgeport. Tbs considerstioo was
".000. Ir. Smith tskssssisndsrd bred
more in sscbsngs Ind she represents
sboutflloo in tho dell. Susie bus ob-
tsinsd I record of 2:30} this lesson.
In on. shulir's runs.
In the rsplsvin suit of William 1". Fri-
low Igslnst Deputy Sheriff Joins-I Toner.
of Norwulk, Judge Perry, of the Court
of Common Pleas, bus rendered judg-
ment for tho defendsm to recover the
roplsvinsd property together with costs
of the suit. This woo I cuss in which
Sheriff Toner sttsclred A horse sud trnc
lbst wss irsnofsrrsd to Willlsnr P. l-‘i
low by Jonas loud. The sttscbmsni
wuon scoount of I food bill owed by
flood.
Tam lolly.
Hoary H. Roldan, of Wssiport. will
sddrsss the meeting of the Union
Tompsrsnco Reform AsssolItlou It tholr
boll on tho Wssblngtoo Itrsoo bridg- to-
marrow sfwrnoon st aflonclook It is
dsslvsd ibst thorn bo A lugs SW
II Ir. Bolder: Is I very int-noting
spIIkIr. ,
- Wan knock thssillisofsu
mmwmkwdh
whiny.
EENT FORGET m m% '
It is understood thst ills ,.
Irs msking s strong light fa ills“
legislature. They th9 lost III M a
electing their auteticksr. sndsrsrsw,
csntrsting their forces for thsslsstirnd ,
A majority of the State rsprsssntltlmj ,.
Ind senators. In accomplishing tbh ’
they will trsdo oil or sellout Any w. oil
of the nominees for Stubs officers. M 7
are many reasons why they would If”
to control the next gsnsrsl swunbly.
but doubtless the chief sensors is so
have some free inds Demoorsisueossd
Senator O. B. Plait in tbs Unind flint.
Senate. They admit Pint’s sinowlty
Ind ability. but disllko his Able and Oil-
cisotsdvoosoyof protection. Eiswnrk J
on the McKinley biilwssssoondlonnns. >
With the strength of Samson, he pulled
down the temple of free indoors its
very bends of the Democrntlcm
and they will do till they can taunt
him. In the whole country they luvs
mode and are making I vigorous light
against the mlection of every song!”
man who figured prominently in ills,
passage of the McKinley bill. This
shows the hatred of the Democroilo
party for protection and its Adm.
Let us not be deceived. Every Republi-
can should be on his guard and one tbsi
no votes are traded in the interest of the
Democratic party Ind free trade.
The Republican candidstss for repro-
Isntstives from Norwslk urolloih man
of experience, ability and fidelity.
Every Republican and every Democroi
who believes in returning Hon. 0. H.
Platt to the United States Senate should
vote for them.
Gen. Charles Uimatesd, who represent-
ed this town in the last legislature, is to
succeed himself. 119 icon ides! candi-
date. As a life long Republican. he bu
always been a champion of tho protective
and industrial policies of the Wilson
party. If elected ho msybodspsnded
on to have an eye single to the interests
of our people.
Ex-hisyor Frank Gomotonk is too well
known among us to need soy introduc-
tion or eulogy. His snoquful Adminis-
tration of the affairs of this city is n Inf-
iicient introduction and eulogy for Any
candidate for repressnistlvo. As A
member of one of the largest Ind moot
prosperous hsr monufscturlng firms in
this city, he apprecistes fully the Repub-
lican policy of protection, And will dosll
that lies in his power to protect the
manufacturing interests of Connecticut
and the whole country.
Frank L. Rogers, the Republican con-
didste for State senator from this dis.
trici, has had much politics] experience.
in 1883. he represented the town of Fair-
field in the legislature and for the post
five years he has been State auditor. If
Mr. Rogers is elected Norwnlk will In. '
a faithful champion in tho Stilts souls.
and Hon. 0. ll. Plait will have A friend
“that sticketh closer thou a brother.”
Driver Lockwood wu- Dlsnppoilhd.
Whils driving A late trip Thursdsy
evening John Lockwood wos somewlrst
surprised tones a large package lying
across the truck in front of his car. Ho
stopped the horses and picked up the
bundle.wben the contents bsgIn tosbow
signs of life. John. bIrdly knowing
what to do, carried the bundle csrsfnlly
to the car and deposited it ppm tho
platform. Ho then drove to the stables.
where the package wAs opened. And out
jumped slnrgs out. To say tht John
was disappointed would hsrdly express
it, for be bsd dresrnsd of orpbsnonnd
infant chrldrsn. Pussy soon found
friends, however. She won Idopied In
conductor Meeker snd carried looms by
him to his fireside.
Pluto Ind Violin Mal.
A high-class nisno sud violin rsniisl
wss given It Mrs. If. E. land's ”Elli-
sido” school lost evening. by II. All]
Ilrs. Dmnsrcuther. Assisted by Hits
Edith Ellis. The entertsrnruost wss ot-
tondsd bynlsrgo number of Norwnlk
music loving people, I" of whom a-
Dressed I desire to best the Artists spin
in Norwnlk.
Agruund Among tho Islands.
The log boot “Frederick W. Ives."
while coming through tbs sinIrn pu-
ssgs. rsn sground on the roof yesterdsy
morning. The wrscksr two It own soul
for Ind last night the bout wss llosisd
without much dsmsgs hsvlng boon dons.
WsitI—Tbs low in this slots gins lbs .
widow her third. doesn’t ii? Polio-dint
until she lrso got mr of her second; ‘ “ ‘
Banks—Tho long osnisr Upon of ill.
Brooklyn bridgs is unonrllbsd HI ill.
world. Cameo—l luvs slwsys W
first it woo pisr-lrm.
Wsr vetorIu—l wont to gsis good
isvrysr to tsks hold of my psnslon our.
Con you tell Ins where 1 con ilnd nus?
Friend—No, i must. l son recommend
you to sovsrsl oslsbrsisd Ind morals!
ones. bowsvsr.
(honor—Well. my little boy, thi will
you bsvs? “Fiftesu mu worth 0'
inolIssIs.” Grocer (Is In MIC! “i
punks: ovsr tho manWhr-Inm
mossy? "Imam; loam this
ro . in be Isrs not is loss it." .
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