Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 11, 1890 · page 1

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

NUMBER 884.

Roland st ihsl'oatomss at BouthNorwslkas
Second“!- Nutter.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 11.

1890.

PRICE TWO CENTS /

 

DIREwOTORY

traditional Internals

TOWN OF NmORWALK.

AW: I'm-Nawslk: 8. N.—-Boutb Nor-
walk; Rm—lsflNerwalk.

To tho!- of our nadou who are not al-
ready”- uwaum of tits fut w! would an that
m‘npnsoutod,whst or of

”I? ”th will b- found
In In over, business trons.

m wall worthy of all patronage

a

AIRCOIPRRSBORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS (:0.'rbe,Waier rt,
“RB. .
aneurysms. m N
am. Wit. 3. to: ashlngtou st. p
Madurai foduruish a‘rsasouabiersiea
RANDALLIINBBD. comm-in andWallsts, N.
unis. sndfrsshsud drawing.
‘ ' meooflusm sow-u “.14 run
mo, AIRS. .

HORRBLLA WL'HOIHRDIBU, 06 Washington st,
allkind! ofypropert yaoid.

BAKERS.

11:1th smmlatnst, N. sndbiwiuhington
n, 8. N. also dealers in confectionery, ice
m,lou.eie.

rtJUlv‘IRLD RHHAC.19N0.Halnst.8.N.801e
a” forkortm‘ scelebrntedl oecream.

WIRNRKCHAS. L. Hun st,uearWull. N. Pure

swim-lid creutn.1'resbgbodadnily.

WIIBON‘S "Horueflade" Bread Bakery, Granite-
vills. Lave orders st Gus Pitzer s, 1'.“ 1th Place

BANKS.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wall st,
«pin-i 511mm, origins 514.100. George M.
Hoiruu. l' L. Boyer, vice-prudent;
William .Curtis, cashier.

CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. 68 Washington s1,

8. N. Capital sinus); surplus .12
ran. IR. Rowan. president; Jacob M.1.ay-
mm
AiRFiBLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK The

'44 WallatJS. ruled 1824. Cupitul '
mo. Pro-L, James .liyatt; vioe-prest.,
0. Kala; cashier,th (...6reen

PAIRFIBLD COUNTY 8AV1N68 BANK, The. in
Wall . De wait-win), surplus sump
W pvest; Martini) 8,.Cravv vice
prest; Jamesli. Bancy,ueaa.

NATIONAL BANK OF NURWALR, The, 51 valill
st,N W1857.0spltnlwullltbeh

MEW— RJ. Hillvtce H.P
Price, miner. Directors, B. Hit, 8. J. Hill,
6.15mi”, RR. Lockwood. J. A. Osborn
O.B.Wllaon.B.Beutt.D. W. Fitch, W. l-‘
. Bunkers‘ Herchants‘, himuiactmers ,
Persona and Family mounts are solicited
NOBWALK 8AV1N68 80Clii"1'\' {gut-“finger. N
Deposit-over mum,“ us eorgt
lHHolm ‘2, ,B. B. lril.’rnufuni, vice-prest,
Hamil. ,treua.
son'rn NORWALK 8AV1N(;8BB£’NKA;1"|hc-. 3::-
“ovum us , L'll
M pram; ohn BmKuapp, treas.1nicresi
paid mdeyamwn. Money team on gage.

REEF, (Wholosqlc.

SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 8. N. Hammond

,pork.aneep,lamb. veal. etc.

Villa

"nuns war. it" it co N. Armour'sbeefand
’ ' lumband

BILL P031“ AND DIDTRIBUTOB.
BUXTON, J. P. Postottice b01435. N. Circulars
folded in over two Sundry papers.

. BLACRSJIITHB.
(“0.11001 Raymond st. 8. N. Horse-
n special
ng BRIDGE BUILDERS.
mono. 8 £410 1’. Oboxb'tviJi. N. builder.
docks, pile foundations, etc
ROOT AND BHUR DEALERS.
BBOWNJLS. 80.xa'inst. 8. N. cusmeorknnu
aspect-fry.
HARVEYJ; 11. No. Rain st. 5. N. specialties in
“a,” ulrubbas.

BCHAUBJOHN IIONJD Washington It, 8. N.
Aguodaasoruuentstlow prices.
mun AND 8H0!) REPAIRING.

.29 Railroad Place. 8. N. All

MUELLEBN AND BTATIONBBS.
N card cn uvuir, wed
W... “New...
PLAISI'BD'B DRUG BTOBB. 43 ii nshmgtou at,
8. 8. school suppiia and gencrnl stations: ry
BOX nuns. (Wood and Puper.)
W, LP. Wale! sub. .V. mnufuuurer of but
can. puckh'ig bonanza: Geneml shop jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
1mm. JOHN H. ft. Washington H.311 ulso
Nut sum. sewer pipe, buy. straw etc

LIONARD. calls. '1' Water st .V brick of all
taster, blur. etc. also blue

0

“RIOS.” BROS. Illwuukee, Philadelphia tulitl
Trains trims. buck, nah, lime, cement. murmur,
BUTTER, CHflBsiI-l, £668. Arc.
WON BUTiBli liulis'li, out door to the rum
RN. on spatially made of All ulflclenl
ofcheeac, in ten uni dome-tic All
Will bdrm. can .cniiuul Kinds, clc
CARRIAGE REPOai'iolels.

DANE, WI. R. w Willi II, .V. Lorna-gen. harnesses,

horse, stable and m furnishings.
CARPENTER» AND ”clumsily.

WW JAIBBL' s Ann st, 8. N. estimates
R, promphfl‘y' attended to.

M
‘ IOR’NN, WI.A.¢2¢Taylaav-.ue.s N. Jobbing
yauendal

to.
RANDALL, I. D. Randall‘s mill, R. N. Iodarrn
misery run by cheap power enables tune to give
lap work a specialty,

i iowlgsm
, “HONDJ. It on Water at, 8. N manufacturer

brackets. casings, corner blocks, col
I... new is. (animators. Bond, scroll curing and
turning. list bull”, boitoui W .WMJ’ICID
m done. Estimates given. Telephone but.
BIIKIWOOD. 8. B. 13 Grove at, 8 N. Jobbing
stundsdto

WILBONJ B.shopCroasst, narlnln .-0iiieecor.
,Wailat. aLaudBeklen are. ., N. 8mm wood working,
midlands trams: and turning. Lowest
ail-us. lousy loaned. Telephone number so:
cans-n AND 011421.01“
W A BOYTJOautte biog, N. a) wash.
ingu- as. 8. N. was advertisement.)
DARWOR HANUI’AC’I‘URRRB.
TILLY. iilNliY, llo lain at, 8 N manufaeiamoi‘
Burial “tendon given to rep-lung.
WRIGHT A ILYNN. lootof 1",rankllun mans!»
trucks. etc. ital-ting,

m .1 aapsclnltmerse-abodug.
OATRRRRO.
IV 0.3.llulainlkforuaiyoflroad-

, .uvnwlsv nil-rand partia-
.mnucli. In Win a. N rm as
supplied at the shorts-tom
CATHOLIC (twins.

J.‘I'. Athl.illlainst.fl.aiaosswv
y Midland Wis".
‘ PIP. IAIU'ACTUMII.

. WORMJCWM
mm

N. all sizes and
Make Is I“
moan RON IANUI'AL’I’URRIR
ORB CHAS. 8 «Install-v.8 N. manufac-
"1",de alddsaleri inribbons.
”CIGAR IANUPACTURBRII.

WOOWCIgAfiOm The, 1080. lulu

“Elm

”MOWABCO. The,Wuftinmst.B. N.

”merolfll I! MW!
. I, . . h

' 'U‘IRIII.

“VII. ENGINE!”
“A". 'lluWaahimm s1,5 N.
W” ioioral surveying. km'g.

W. I. l 8014. rov Wm amour [mm Court
milliyornin and musty sup-lean.
W" I lain-i. N. “tummy

MIG DRALZRI.

mum. lass-is building. N. audit
munm:

008831 MgrAfl'UBfi-n
BOI'R A 00W factory 8. . ufao
turns of tits osisbrsud u‘o 0.0m.
COUCH “mus.
PLAIBTRD‘B COUGR WY.wsrrautodiocurs,
manufactured at 48 Washington“.
CROCHET AND GLABSWARI.
NASH. l'. B A BRO. cor. IalnsudWaushl- 1!.
4311.8 and flu Isle
UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. Ruin st‘usar West.
hm", crockery, plas- wars. hominid ahings. sic.
DRNTIBTB.
BOUTWKLLJ: “lander-block Bo.lalu!i.8.
machoura‘, 8a. in. to 6 p. hi. hi
KRNDA GEO. 8. I). D. 8. Was WM
:mnilfbhmwsN. Homfianm too In.
NBWKIRK, J. 0. once at residence uwiasi,
near Coggrupllt‘mllc Church, N. gas alminlsierud.
Gold so poroulalnc rowna inserted.

WREDJV. I... D.D..B WMthhlnEonsbBHN
lionrsfls. m. tollp. m. (lasadm

DOORS, BABE AND BLINDB.
SMITH,W.H.ACO.15&17Waterst,N.esrrlugs
wood work, wheels, etc

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIXBCLP. I. ”Chestnut“. 8. N. Crushedlions,

menuiracior.

RAYIIOND BROS. Akron, salt glazed and-cutout
pipe, 8 to 5 inches in diameter

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt are, 1N
Sunday hours, 8 tolllann. Motlp. n1. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded.

GREGORY, J. 6. 38 Wall st, N. Established 1829.

holessle and retail. Popular prices.

RIGGS, JOHN A. 11 Main st, N. Paloma—fifty
five different perfumes.

PLAISTKD”8 4:1Wnshingtonst. S. N. pstcutrnedl
clout, etc. f'hysiclsns prescriptions sspecielty.

DRY-GOODS.

AXBLER, J. L. A: 80N8—"The Equitable " No.2
Gimme building,N. Dry goods, oil cloths nut-
tings and rugs

BANKS, E. K. Mnhsckemo Hotel block, 8. N. dry
goods, notions, gloves, etc. Underwesraspecinlty

BENNETT J. F. 19 Main st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two yam.

DICKERMAN. A. A: SON, 81 Washington st, 8. N
dry—goods, carpets, etc. (see adv.)

SCOBIELD dz HOTT. 3 Gazette bldg, N. 68 Wash-

ington s1. 8. N. (See advertisement. )

8TREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods, fsncy goods. notions and hosiery.

ELECTRICIAN.

BAKER, B. V.. Electric gas lighting:
nliirms; roll bolls, A’c.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

ADAMS EXPRBBS CU. oftice railroad stntion, 8.
N.iiuii43 Wull st, N. press forwxmicrs to .ill
parts of the world. Passuigerimioscnicc. Low
rntcs. Lester Hunt, agent.

EXPRI-288MRN.

BUXTON dz BRUNOAGE, office at Benedict's, 4:1
Wull st, N, Our motto, prompt attention.“

L'AV ANAOH 8 EXPRESS, boggige. furniture and
pianos moved. Umve orders at luistesi' s, 8.1V.

SHERW 00D, W. W., N. slate at post-office and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.

ENTRAoTs, RMENCEB. ETC

BYXBBE, F. S. & CO. 99 Main st N. Muiufactur-
er: of Scoticld s celebrated tlnv bring extracts.

VORWALK EXTRACT CO. N, mnnufncturers of
line cxtrncts. l". 8. Ambler.

FBRTILIZEBS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradley” 3 super- mpiiospbaie
inl inmates. land plaster. ground booc wood 9%

SMITH, W. H. a CO. \\ uter st, N. ugents for Wil—
liams Clark 4; Co.‘ s standard fertilizers.

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.

RAY MOVD BROS ordinary shapes in stock, spec
tale to order,lirc mortar ,sand.chimncy tine linings

FISH. OYSTERS, CLAMS. ETC.

HUNT A ZELUl-T, 69Wsshuigton st, 8 N. flue
fish, oysters, clams. fruits, game, vegetables, etc
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.

MORTON, JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also

stone denier

RATIOND BROS. contractors for nag, sonata,

asphalt, brick, cement and gravel walks.

FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER

HEATERS.

BECKER, W. 11. A (:0. Music Hall block, 8. N.

sole agents.

FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"XSLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best made.
(All to use it.

L'HOMNEDI BC. DANIEL. cut end of Washington
st bridge. The choicest of fiiiu.ly dour kept.

RAYMOND BROS. buy, straw. flour and feed In
package, losii, car or cargo lots.

RED MlLL Dmcn.L’rufmi A Rose. (1min. choic
ground feed. grain-tin nml ry‘c ilour.

I'LURIN'I‘S.

BERG. PAUL. Woodward Plum. 5. .V. plants, cut
flowers and ornamental pltlt‘x‘ m tale to order.

GUIGUK, I’. L. 36Wnrd ~t,o 0:15). LilioiiL'o-mi tir) V.
Plum». cut Ilowm, etc. luml uork :1 specialty,

HcKAY. JOHN, B. N. [tour the depot. [Milling

isms—cut flowers and iloriil work of all kinds.

‘inc roses 3 specialty.

SHIT“. JOHN H. 80. Alain It, 5.1V. the oldest find

best known florist in this VlL‘lillIy. Plants. cut

flowers, etc. k'lorul work of nil kinds n sinclzill y

and done promptly.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
(ZOLBIAN, THEODORE,Wubiugton rim-m. end;
Furniture. looking minim, picture fumes, clc.
CRAI A WHITTLELVEY. :lil Hum st. .V. (Ray
mend s old sund). 8m sdveriiaenlsni
RAIHOND GEO if. new store. 46 sud ~18 Main st.
N.1-’our (lotus above old store
8Tt)W,DA\/1D.w,28,w.andi.fl Solsin st,8.N.
Furniture, mattresses, e143.

GAB LIGHT COMPANIES.

.VORWALR OAS LIGHT COMPANY. 0111c: 19
Witter st, N. Gus for light, best. and power.
Coke six cents per bushel Cool 'l'ar three dol-
lars per barrel, package extra.

GROCER'A. tWhoIssals.)

“01.34118 .9. KBELBR. band 11 Well at N. whole.
sale grocers. dour. grain, buy. ett.

BELLBCK BROS. l4 and 16 Well at, N. wholesale
grocers, door, feed. ursln. hay. etc.

OROL'BRB.

BROWN l WIIAZOX 70 Washington st. 8 N sole
agents foreclebratrd Huntington "emery butter.

BECKER. CONRAD,141 Washington st. 8. N.
choice mes esand provisions.

l'lltliili, L'BABJI am to lluichlns ‘lilNo.
Iain at. 8. N. table delimit: for family undo.

FINNBOAN t0” RRlLLY, 148 Rain st. iV. flour,
feed, hay, straw. coal andw odd.

HNNRY I. BRNRDIL‘I’ 41 Wall at, N. fancy and
staplelroceries, confectionery. fruit, etc.

[111111.11 W. “Hui-re,” Kerwin st. N. canned
goods. colors. teas. butter, etc.

OLOV Eli. C L. as Wall st, N.
undo 0mm.

WYBBOBON, T. B. Sprin’wood. 8. ll. Ins
cerium: boiru steals. flour red, etc. ”o—

IIANYORD. W. 8. Rant sve near RB. station. RN
Asbestos point, «basil supplies etc

LAWTON. 111‘. (:0. 2: Bo. MaiuskfiN yo
series and table delicacies

L”IIOIBID1RUDANIBL.eas-teod of Washinuiou

«We N tumult”. spleen-specialty.

“001413 DAMIAN, No lisln st. chn, 8.16.
In: nostriss, foreign fmlin. flour, feed. etc.

NKW YORK TBA (20.. 47 hialn “516311. livelier»
Tm. raises and spicrs a special

NICKRRHON A. 83m, to andm :7 Main ai,N

burglar

Don‘t

Inferiolhubut

oftabladeiicac
MHAIR, In“). Wilton av! and Miami If. N
Newmnewguodsand mpmes.
BHHOURC. I. m Washin at, 8. N. hand—
quarters force lebmsd on unmdgoods.
\‘ALDRN, (11.48.11. btiall si.N L’resmrry rm.
racism. cunts delicacies, fmiia,eic.
(Hi!!! All) AIHUNI‘I’IOI
ill N8. Alli VITION and Hunting “mi-l. of all
kinds at No l Water It.. .V
HA‘rl'lRll' I'URH. tl'r'lt's 0!)
ARC“, JOSEPH J. flonmdfil. N ulsofovsssrs

8ATM.IART1NJRACO791091 and].
importer-ohm! s'kiu, pin-hes, minim.

 

”Al. All} HOOD.“

WRI‘LWWJN fishing.

mammary-a 1v. these-tunic.
, unattain-

fld mal.a1asall

“I“ mm“
“ImMWL‘nskd—il
Mlle-planets sin-purposes.

Rhmwaiwu, shoal
m as mo

WWW aunts b
-. t .lI-usarl-flssl mum-v.1"
'W

“It.“ ‘0'.)
I. .a
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HA'I’I'RIB' TOOLB.
minus. W. A Wain st. 8. N. iron founder.
light soft souls”, entertain wsin boxes.
RATE AND CAPS. mull.)
INAPP 'l'lil llA'f'l'KR. It Waugh- 8.14.
a specialty sands of Inc will and vi,
HAT IANUI'ACTURKRI.
L'ROHTT l KNAPI’, will“ I”. We!
ermflslnbilllos auqualeh-wuliJf.
New run one: 106m mun-wrest.
BU BRILL k BAR‘I'IIOL. Nashua: at. Al. Win!
sill We derby hats.

IAYIONDOCOWLMILIN. also”
volcanism“ hum-salmon. NJ. I.

 

an... new“ ......

HARDWARI AND OUTLIRT.
PROW'l'i'i' J.T. “labial. N. llxbthudwavsand
carriage p'arls.

“1TB. W. 11. 100. found i7WstnIt.N.bnlld-
gliww. c. ludcflaflbbchd N.
Qol lam. (In-Jr.) paints.

RAW RABIES.
DWYRR, P. 11.82Wallsi. Russian mudsbarus-
and repairlngneatlydous.

- HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS 1H. Brook-ids Stock Farm. 8. N. fins
horas-isdsui ioall purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
nu stallion “Gallium."
HORSE BHOERB.
HcQURAB. JOHN. No. Rain st, 8. N. special at
tendon given to shoeing driving A trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 Rain It, N. J .0. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
GBBIAchSlAm HUI'RL. so Rsllrosd place. Georg!
NORWALK HOTEL. o s N. R. R. depot.
H. HePherso airlctlyprratglan lanaccovuodutiona
OLD WILL RmuWnltlugtoo 8.N Reed
ROUBR IURNISHIIIG GOODS.
8TBVRN8.J.11.92WIsblngioust, S. N crockery,
glasswareui n and woodcuwsrs
[CR DBALRRB.
BURCHARD. B. “Beldcn Point Farm," 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDOE A LOCKWOOD, 9 lilain st. N lnsur
ante and real estate in all its branches.

LAY TON, JACOB hi. Washington at next to P 0
8 N. fire, piste glass, accident and life. (see udr )
LOCKWOOD. Whi. cor. Mninnndellsts, N Real

estate. investments. loans negotiated, etc.
HORILKLLA L’BONMRDIEU, 95 Wuhington st,

8. V. strictly firsvclass companies represented.
TAYLOR 8i GOLDEN, 4.5 A 47 Washington st,

8. N. Real Estate and lnsnran

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE 1N8. CO , 8.8.11

liommedien. agent. Washington It. 8. N see.ad
METROPOLITAN 1.1”: [NS CO 30 Washington
. st. 8. N. P. J. Grubb. assistnnt snpt.
NORWALK FIRE 1N8. 00.. N. In successful

business since 1860. No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 45 Washing

ton st. 8. N. Jno. French, asst. superintendent.

INVESTMENT BECURITI Es.
CRAL’FU RD R. B. Masonic bldg.V . 6'4 Bonds
Hidiilosex Banking and Equitable M i” go Cos.

IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. 11. & C0. 15 and 17 Wster st, N.
' springs, titles, carriage hnrdwnre, etc.

IRON PRNCR AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT. 1-2. M. 5-2. and 56 Water st. N. iron work
of all kinds.

THE DUNCAN [RON RAILING WORKS, Water
st, 8. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor.

IRON l-‘OUNDRIES.
GILES k CLANCY st The Norwnlk Iron Works
(10.. and also st Bridgeport. Conn.

J I‘I‘VELI'IIKV.

FERRIS, A. S. :19 80. Main st. 8 N, op. City Hotel.

8.N. lino wutch repairing 1: specialty.

RUYT, 11. B. 18 No. Main st, 5. N. strictly ilrchlasr

goods at low prices.

JACKSON, MORAND. fiBWnllst. .V. wutches,dis

moods, etc. l-‘rnc watch repairing is specially.

HOOD. H. 8. dinmonds.wntches. jewelry. silver and

plated ware. repairing sspecinlty. 8‘! plain st. 818.

LAWYERS.

AlYSTlN. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b'd'g, Wall

st. borough. Notary and Real Estate.

FROST, RUSSEL 3 No. Muin st. nomry, legul

business of all kin s carefully stranded in.

BUR! BUTT J. BBLDEN roomsb and 6 Gazette

building “till st. boroug.

LIGHT. JOHN H.102 Wsshi'régtooh at S. N hoary
commissioner of deeds for cw York state

LOCBWOOD, EDWARD 34. room 4 Gazette bldg.

borough. Attorney, notary and pension

SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room 3. Pairi'leld Co. Nat

Bunk building, N. Counsellor ut law.

W ALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall

st borough.

”VERY STABLES.

DANN. 1101! M E B. Excelsior livery imd board-

ing stubles. Uilice No. 8 River st. N.

GREGORY. (ll-10.8. 14 Knight st. N. Fins turn

oun- is specially. Telephone 884i.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.

LOI'KWOOD MANL'VAUI‘ITRINO ('0. DA ' st, S.
N. Manufacturers of builders' hardware. )stnri
oilin- 3!) Pearl st; New York ofilcc 99 Reade sf;
Cillttilgu office 1‘.) Luke st.

NURWAIJi LOCK CURRANT. S N. New York
office 8‘.’ Cbnmbers 4.1.011” nmi builders‘ hard
ware; designers; founders workers of unistic
hum-c trunniinKs in broom, brnss and iron.

LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL. [-1. J. 9 Witter st. N. All kinds of lumber do

lit-cred to any point by rail, team or vessel.

MACHINE SHOPS.

\‘OllWALK IRON WORKS Ctl.'1'be.Wstcr st.
nun R. It. bridge, 8. N. Generul machinery iron
and brass castings. forgings, Bobbitt munl. rc-
pulm for mnufnctorics sud stumboms.
sit‘thli-IIJ), WM. A Knightrl.N New machinery
made and rcpulrlng promptly anemia! to.

MARK!!! GARDENEBS.
JRNNlNUS A WATKRBURY, 8. N. berries and all
gmien produce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL HARRIET, 20 Wall st. N.Wrn.Wnrdwv.-ll,
poop. beef, veal, lsiub. mutton sud poultry,
AVIBUN. A. 153 lulu at. N. meats, fruits vegan
bles,us ’ oysters. clams, sud escnllops, butter
eggs, la .canncd guild-8, etc
BENNETT A “Us ’i‘Rll, meats, fish 0
Item. clams. fruits, .58 .\'0. Iain st, 8
1118521.!“ DANA 0.1:! Main st. N. choice mats.
multry, duh. vegetables. etc.
Biti'l'l'0'8 CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water at, N
Huts. vegetables. fruits, poultry at lowest prices
CARR, WILLIAB 11. Benedict I'arm market. R. N
has meats. fresh vcgemblat—lowcsteash prices
FABRINGTON J. A mail. g?!“ ll.sh, 0 am,
vem.~.tnb1es fruits, butter. etc It nan.
0818'!” GEO Rust uvrnur. h. N. choirs mats,
resembles. fruit. etc. Lowest rash prices.
1111le PBRD 1:! No. Rain It 8. N when“
all.klnds liomssndersd rsndersd lard a specialty.
JL’D80N A. O. Centrallarkei cor. lainandllavi
iaudst RN Choice mats. wuiiry, vegetables
LlMBURNBR. WI. in Washington at. bridgs,8
N dealer inall kindafvuhrnsatn
uicnwooo. l. WuhlnmSt. Mgfl u 1..
meals. nah, oywers. clams. vegetables,
LOCKWOOD o LOCRWOOD.7 lain sic. N. tine
nests poultry, fish, oysters. clams a specially.
LYONB, A.8 .014 Well Market. 21 No. lain It,
8..N prime rut-at! and poultry at lowest price!
IALIO. ALBIN. lain It, neaer. 8. N choice
Biflfl, fishroysu-rs. vegetables. delicate”. etc
Pank’lilNO, 11.8. East svs,op. actmol boo-:JLN.
beef, val, mniton,ctc
SCliAL' JACOB. as West Washington «,8. N.
strictly mtclus meats. poultry a specialty.
all“? 8 WABIHNOTON MARKET, 06 Wash
mm. 8. N. Ins mats sndpouliry for familytmis
I(WILLARD. J. W. 111 [collard st, N. wagon runs
dolly all over the town.
IW 8. market. 1%de N. rm
to all parts of town with live fresh and invests
NIXON, J. RflWallvt. N Choice nests. poul-
try. fruits, vegetables. butler. m, otc.
MARBLR AND GRANITE.
RATE“, 1’. W. Water It. N. mufmum of Bur
granite and marble work, also «kale! in building
stone and cemetery work
"EVE”.VB. I. W. 50 Main sf. N. Harbin and fill»
its moments, tones. prints. «1:.

MASON! AND BUILDIID.

tors. lob

REYNOUR. HENRY la West ave, 8 N.A All hinti-
ohm mason contract“! taken.
BRILDON W1LLIAR.10Wiimsveuus,N,8tous

Also mannisgmurbinxwic.
8.1111. WILLIAM ll. 83 Want It, 8. 1|. Jobbing

pm. In.
LAWIDR. WILLIAM, b HillstJ . Allklndsof

nailing promptly attended to.
Ovsuitssu sumkal from any on usury.

IRN'B onmmus.

m 8808. Insole banal N and 14
C0, IMMN Osailnnuasfm

rigged-
IRMIIABT 'I'AILOIB.
WBUJJIWHIILN. Aperfsnliguav

loco I. ifNortkldsstJJJb-niiuiu

Emmi! wrists. Bl. m-A
31—inc- m.

 

men-sew ......

WY AND IAN!!! 0001)..
CAVANAGB. [138' B. 40h] It. 8. N. nilllnu‘!

lchl'l'l'ii hsadquarisr! for rniillnsry. [Wu
st,N Ntassadvsrtisstnoni)

l’lTCli AGN88, MIDI, 49 Rain
"Oklbiawu lslaudDyeiug bis-blguusn.”

JAIBB.IRB I. L880. lainsi,8.N. W
styles. lournlngaspselalty.

8T JORN, lineal-insult Whammy
and Hair Goods

LET IIU8IO TEACHERS.
ELM!) W.&daugbterofihe1nteWm.
R. Nash) f” laln‘si, N. nstruntental music only
FRITZ,l188 IINNIB P. 101 Main at, N. Piano
and mu instruction.
6113808. ALEX. 8. 8711be if. N. Piano, organ

BUNTINGTON.IR8.129 lain st,N. Vocal in-
struction voice development.

NASH, 14188 JRNNIR K. a North avenue. N.
Plano amlorguuiustructlou.

sAWYBR, HRS RJ. mohsrofinatruuisnisl and
v.0calmusic Reside riceatbirs. R. 11.1’ialsted's.
West It, 8. N.

NRWB DEPOTS. m

BODWEL. 11.8. “Washington It 8.N. b

books. "ladies-ins“:

WHRILRRJ Rub Washington! bridge, . .
New-m stationery. tin sud glassware 8 1!
NEW YORK ”883146338. ‘
mm 8.1) Order! left at Bodwell's M!
74 Washington st, RN .
LOCKWOOD, C. R offices DcKlyu‘LB. 18.; Greg-
ory ”.;sN New York169 Groeuot. st.
NEW & SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
PODMORR, W3. under Salvation Army Barracks,
8. N. Stoves, nnges,crockery,csrpels, etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
BELL, [DRAM P. O. Box 111, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters sud clams.
L‘UTBILL, R. J. foot of Rnymoodst, S. N. whole-
sale dealer in line oysters.
at,“ 8 N. wgooi of

for

HOIT, W. R. 4.8018, 124Wstcr
Raymond) planters, exporters
denier-s in native oysters.

REED & HOUSMAN,1MWuterst.8.N. planter!
and shipper! of Norwnlk oysters.

VAN NAME, J. 1.. if: C0..1’.0.Box 548 S. N.
Oysters and aims. wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN worms, cm. u. M!-
thorpe. prop Riverside live, 8 \ Stoves,8teanv
and lint Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the cclebruted Carton furnsce.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

PROWITT, J. T. 4') Main st. N. Jewett's leads,
hiasiiry und Wadswortb‘s mind paints.

RAYMOND BROS. Jewett”s. Atluotic arid Seeley's
UM, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical l'slnt.

SMITH. W. 11. A (‘0. 15 A 17 Water st, N. agents
for Lonzrmin .k. Martinez pmnts.

PAPER HANGINGS.

PROW]1"1‘,J.T. 45 Main st. N. wimlow shades,
Hollands. fixtures. etc.

TAYLOR & C0 '21 Rain st. N. also hardware,
paints, oils, glues, otc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLACKMANJY. A. 11 Main st, N. instantaneous
process. Children's photos a spccinlty.

NORTH. G. .‘l. 78 Washington st, 8.1V. one qunllty
only and that the best.

READMAN. 1". i". Gazette bulldi . N. Cublnel
photographs 32 7-) per (102; one f 1102.91.50.
PIANO TCNRK‘ AND REPAIBRBB.

HENDKE. C. 1“. Lockwood Hall. N. Also dealer in
plfllltl‘, organs, shat-t music. etc.

PLANING MILLS.

RANDALL. MINI-IR D. R N. All kinds of wood

work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.

HERRERA 60.. W. H. Music Hnll block, 8.18.
Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.

NASH, 1’. li. a BRO. cor. Ruin and Walt sis, 8. N.
Plumbing lllld gas fitting. ranges and hunters.

RAILROA OS.

NORWALK HORSE RAlLWAY CO. Jams! W.

Hyatt, presL; Edwin G. Hoyt. supt.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB I. Washington st. ncxt to P.O.
8 N property for sslc. bousuwrent. (see adv.)
HORREI L k L' HOMHEDIKU, 96 Washington It,

‘1 V selling, renting and collecting.

WILSON, O. E. Wattle bldg, N. investments and
moncyto loan. Also insursnce written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.

WOODWARD. E. A. No. Mninst, 8. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for stile.

RESTAURANTS.

BEE DIVE, 5 Water st, N. worm made 3: all
hours, dinner 21's.

llENliY'b‘. l6 Sn. Mum st, 8. N. The best 5:: dinner
in the city. annl by [hr day or work.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDERW. B. 1118th ttrl’. \t'..; no end t'unrt
inn-it Harv. 8 N Hydrnulir sml ("ml engineers.
SCHOOL‘). (Private)

BAIRD'S. H188 1N5T1TL’TE. 6 Orchard st. N.

Young ladies boarding and day KhooL

HEAD, Hrs. Hillside, N Day and boarding srbml

for girls and young ladies Fit! for any cullch,

or course: can let. in lf. i-n'ily mui pul Isl»
rutory Mint New ork artists cinpo oil in

[1111516111110mean Special siivnnutgt-s or the

the study of art. Inimungrs and clocution.

l-‘nll tmn begins lli'lula‘r L’tl Circulars will be
sent upon application.

NORWALK MlLl'l‘ARY lNfiTlTUTB. N. Punk 8.

Ihlbcrta.pnnclpul. Cm: on request
WILSON. M". E. 1]. Behind for boys. .‘v’orwttlk'.
i‘t. l‘rrpnrntnr in Clet'L'I'l‘llltl l-clrutiilituliwl»,

l‘nr t'll’l‘llltlfF. in (Him! as above.
SEWING MACHINES.
BRAILER. C. I. 16 Sodium st, 8N. "Wheeler and
“'llrsm" and “Household,“ needles, oil. attach
merits Repairing a specialty
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND B11118, newt-rs built, writer pipes lsld,
excavating. lining. (ruling, landscape gardening.
SIIOR MANUFACTURE“.
UiL'NSBL'RY.MATli£W50N 41 CO. 8.1V. Latins
iliic shoes.
6B0. B “ RED 8 CO. factory null sulcsrmm 71 771
.5, and” .. Water at, 8 N. Rntuhllshui is?!)
Manufacturers of indies' mims' and rtuldn-nn
duo footwear for the retail trmle.
8HIRT-WAIHTB AND UNDERWEAR.
BCTCIllNleN, CO”! A CO. Norwaik, New York
and Bridgeport. L’una.
SPORTSHRN'B GOODS.
AIKBNJOHN H. N) Main st. N. besdquutcrs for
puns. fishing tackle. ammunition. etc.
s’l‘AIR RUILDERH.
BAKER, JULIUS, Water st, next to Wheeler s foun-
ry.8. N. Btuirsandbsndrailstoovdvr
“"8 DUNCAN lRON RAILING MWORKH, Wafer
$8.18. Wm H. Hoyt,
B’I‘RAI worm AND PUHPIJ.
NORWALK IRON WORKS (70. Thu. Water at,
near it. it. . 8.

fl‘l'llAllllflll' TICK" AOINTIL
(lillt'i'lii, 8 W. Karmic building‘k N. “limb”!
tirkets, pension agenthtAry
LAYTONJACOB H. Washington at: next to P1)
8.2!. Passage ileksiuirafts. money ovdm.(sse ad.)
8103!: DEALER.
"KRIS. JOHN [1. loan of WashiugutriILAN. also
brick. lime, cement. hair v, plaster.
HORTON, JOHN B ”Taylor aveuua. 8.14. Also
layer of concrete walks.
RAYMOND 8808. Has. brown. Oranwich and
building stout. granite and marble trimmings.
81087.8, RANGI’J AND llRATRRfl.
Kmlllllf LANDON. 2913”th “.8 N. Gas
sums and wster heaters 1’.O norm
POWELL. J. W. 211 Washi st. 8N. stoves.
hammfnrui ngguoris. stove to
rs, rte. Tin rind copper work ! rpvtialty.
BILLZL'K. HYLVMBR. A .m Washln

bridge, 8.18. stormranm cater-minim 1mm.
TRUCKING.
NORTON. JOHN B. IRTayiov avsuus. 8 N. light
and hesvy trucking promptly attended»
UNDERTARRRA.

JINNINOQJ. fl opp. Rom RB. dvpot, Isai-
imics? 81m vi. N.
RATIOND.OBO. ll. «manna-i. N. M
maMleysL W774.
vmzrmouiv BURGRONB.
BRIDGE. BIO. ONE. class-d ”inland
Web. link, NJatsphoasm mime-st.

'00!»
mil. ALLEN, um ”Cannon at, 14.

nwsdaodspllgforfsnilyus.
aouwm mun co. bun-Ins in can
nut-mam '

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COMMON COUNCILMEETING

BUSINESS TBAIBACTBD AT LAB?
' HIGH ["8 SESSION.

The City to Willi and Infotai- u Inc
“Mary and loading mas—A City
Hosting to Act in tho Mutter.

Au adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held lut evening.
Mayor Edwin Wilcox presided and
Councilmen Charles F. Bullock, John
W. Duke, Isaac B. Jennings and Frank
N. Ferris were present.

Serrrai property owners on Buyview
avenue appeared before the Council rela-
tive to the grading of their sidewalks.
The grading of the walks on the west
aids of the street, north of Golden Hill,
wss referred iotheCommittes on Streets
with discretionary power.

' The grade of Burritt avenue as report-
ed by the City Surveyor was adopted.
The Committee on Streets was instructed
to fill the street to grade.

The map and descriptive survey of
Elmwood avenue was referred back to
the’ ”by Surveyor for correction.

Bills amounting to $3, 710 33, including
the balance for paving East Washington
street, was ordered paid.

A petition for the extension of the
water pipe f rom ncrlb Taylor avenue up
north Cedar street about 500 feet, was
received and referred to the Committee
on Water.

A petition for a sidewalk on Burbank
street near the residence of Patrick Car-
lin was referred to Committee on Streets.

A resolution was passed assessing pro-
perly owners on Qumlard avenue for
the constructing of the sewer through
that street, and the Clerk was instructed
to publish the proper notice.

A petition for a crosswalk from the
southerly ride of the terminus of High
street across West street to connect with
the crosswalk on Spring street, was re-
{Effl’d 10 the Committee on Streets.

The Clerk was Instructed to draw
orders on the Treasurer for 8300 in favor
of the Committee on Streets.

The committee on finance was in-
structed to borrow $4,000 for the use of
the city.

The followinp resolution was adopted:

\VHBREAS, The South Norwnlk Lib-
rary and Free Reading Room corporation
has tendered the city It deed of all its
property under the condition that the
only assume fill its debts and establish
and maintain free library and reading
room for the so and bent-fit of the in—
habitants of this city; therefore.

Rank-ed, Thur and deed be and it
beret y is accepted subject to the approv‘
st of a city meeting to be culled for that
purpose.

The meeting adjourned until next Mon
day evening, when sctty meeting vvlll
probibly iv. called.

Bl'Nl LETTHI CAI’X’IERS

A Copy of Postmaster lloty' a Letter Clll‘
risr Report for tho Month of October.

The latter cavrwrs at the Smith N-ir-
wnlk par-(office have not bud tinny spare
momentsiiurmg thi' Instmrmtb. :is ill:-
followmg figures frnm [HI-Ullflfilv’f Kitty's
report 9.- iil show:

Delivered—R gum-mi letters. 51'. lt‘l‘
lets, 21,395; pnstnls, 4.238; newspapers.
sun, 11.761. making it tutnl of 39,445
pieces delivered.

Collected-Local letters, 1017; until
letters. 7. 77; local pmtnh, 9.39; mull
postal», 1,432; uewapnprfs, etc. 271,

making a total of 12.189 plot-m collected.

The total numbrr uf pircrs handled
wus 51,611. or a gain of 4,145 pieces nvt-r
the Iii-d. report.

A I'M-ours l-‘umlly of llotrl Mon.

William H. Ellie & Sm, who have
tukrn n M- years” from of the Park Aru—
nu» hotel. which was bolt several years
Age by thr- liiti- A. '1'. Sic-wart at a cost of
$2,000,000, propane» to spend $100,000 in
Improving and reconstruction: the botol.
Tlh- Karim an- n fmuuos family of hotel
moo, William H. Eula probably being
the most successful In the family. He
understands the tune) business in all its
varied dermis, bath the from nml back
of the house, an the term In nuvv applied
to modern hotel keeping, and pvnposcslo
make another fortune With the assist—
snco of his sons. Author (1, and 11. Do-
Forest, om» of whom has been taken into
partnership, and tho other soon in ho ad-
mitted. .

lvlliam H. Earl» and his “lb", '11.
"lift! 1'. Earle, m-n- the founders of
Katie's botsl. which they opened in 1&1
and managed a proprietors successfully
until 16?... both ruining with a fortune.

110. Cnsgngniinulfala Highly forth-nu.

Lust ovmltm' 9 Bridgeport Standard
and: The Rev. Dr. ’1'. K. Noble, recaoto
1y called from lbl' Presbyterian church
in Washington, I). (3., to waslk. vx-
changed poipiis yesterday with Rev. B.
U. B. “CNPIIIP. Ilr. Noble punched two
very practical and able sermons. One
in the morning on "(mei's linmuniiy,"

rust and inilw waning on the "Christian

Warfsre.“ llotb OIICOOVICB had many
eloquent passages and showed that tbs
prsschrr was a sincere and full believer
in the inspiration of the scriptures of the
old and now testament. The Congress.
tional church in Novwaik is highly lov-
tunhls in their new pastor.

Opulal Borough Hosting.

The cilia-on of the borough, dissatisfied
with their present borough shutter, will
hold aspects-l borough meeting tomor-
row aftsvnmm at 3 o'clock, for its pur-
pnasof getting a vote to any to tho
sextOeumi mm for s city chart-r.

 

 

 

-—Lavuivvissaslmguehesp~pf0r
Mylo-Brussels.

DEATH 01‘ 1. la. HARD".

A I’m-user Resident of lorwalk Pulses
Away in Bridgeport.

James L. Harlem. formerly of Nor-
wslk, died st his bouts in Bridgeport
about 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning.

For the past two years, says the Bridge.
port Partner, Hr. Harlem has been an
intense sufferer from s more «onerous
trouble of the stomach, sud for over s
your has fully mlizod that his ultimate
recovery would be utterly impossible.
It has bests one long wait of intense anfo
faring, which, as the victim well knew,
could end in but one way, death. For
the put few months he'bss been unable
toes: any kind of solid food and very
little in liquid form. Deceased was born
in Bsihsl. about fifty years ago, in
which piece be spent his boyhood days.
When ! young man he went to Norwalk
and engaged in the admin; business,
where he staid forsuumber of years.
He married Miss Mary Taylor, of Belli-
e1, daughter of Judge Edward Taylor.
About twelve years ago he took up hill
vesidenee' Ifl Bridgeport and opened up u
tailoring establishment, corner of State
and Main streets. It was while here
that Mr. Harlem's real prosperity began.
110 had not been have long before he be-
came actively engaged in the real estate
business. Like many others, Mr. Harlem
commenced at just the right period.
Bridgeport property was at (but time
commencing taboom. He bought ex—
tensively, and with the rise in value bi!
investments proved advantageous, sud

 

do man.

The funeral will probably take place
from his late residence on Wednesday,
and the ioiermeut at Bethel Thursday.
He was no active member of Amanda)
Lodge, 1. O. O. F., a prominent Presby-
terian, and leaves a wife and one daugh-
ter to mourn their loss.

am rot: was ms.

Thousands of Poop]! Allmdin: u 80mi-
uuoual Land Sale in Kentucky.

The party of prominent Squib Nor-
vvulk business men which left here for
Middlesborougb, Kentucky, Inst Friday,
found nearly 5,000 strangers in that city,
yesterday, attending the semiannual
sales of the town company. These visi-
tors came from Kentucky, Ohio, Tennes-
see, Missouri, Michigan, New York,
Massachusetts, Connecticut. Pennsyl-
vun‘ia, Rhode Island and msny other
States, North, Booth, East and West.
There are also n number of foreigners
there, including a number of capitalists
with international reputations. Ex—As—
sisiant Postmaster General Clarksou and
A distinguished party of friends were to
arrive this morning to remain sewral
days.

The. sales commenced at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon. and continued un-
til half past four «I. lock Sixty- threes
lots were sold, aggregating $112.70.).
This is an average of $2.000 per acre
above the value of sales of last May.

Ed. Ilonuolly t!- ) Rat Catcher.

E-l Donriwily, the genial clerk em-
ployed by luckvvood & Lockwood, the
Mam street butchers, 1:9 Winning fame as
a rat catcher. The other day be entered
the room back of the market. where he
vspwd nguoti 527,111 rat sitting on the
flour, curnpliwl-ntly licking his chops.
[lunvielly Iflldelltlrly retired, and only
mg himsrlf Willi three knivis and the
store broom, valiantly returned to the
room to meet the enemy to mortal com—
bat. Stopping up all means of escape,
hr made it “VP” for the rsi fora few
inmates, intending to convert him into
"visage meat in short order. The rut,
bowrvarwss too cunning for the butcher
boy, and after a loop; chose around the
mum the lung tailed Visitor made a dash
up the leg of Dmnelly's trousers. Find.
log a comfortable hiding place where
the trousers urn tho slacks“, hm vntabip
proceeded to make himself at home,
much to the discumfortom of flnonellv.
who was yelling 5‘“ tho flip of his! voice,
”Alva! Alva ! tor Lord's mks coins kill
him 1" Mr. L'ICk'OOd ruJbed in the
scene and found lhluuslly banging on
to the bug.” part of his pontnloonav. and
dancing s hovopips around tbs voovn_
Tho situation was vxplamrd sad the vat
was extracted. rather more dead than
slim. Donnelly didn't want any of those
d—d newspaper reporters to get hold of
the affair.

m... and}.

The evangelistic run-ting at the Moib
ildisf. church, but evening, was! good
one for a Monday night. The sprain)
selections song at each service by Hrs.
04'"! me a markrd futon- of tho Inset
logs. liar singing is different from that
of the “Whilst Bvutliers,"lmi not mfniov
to it. The chom- cboiv of thirty rotors
did good work last evening. but it will
dobcitermnlabt. ll". Davis' fuudofaps
illustrative incidents is wonderfully rich.
She uses them with grand skill sud
force. Every service is an inapvvslion.
Game to the song service this "suing at

7:45;anan mum aid p. us. to-
day and at :1 p m. to-rummw '

Thou. lurks! Bailout.

The ullsnd marked ballots of “I! Mill
ward of Bridgeport, am still the genus
of much litters-i. Theta is nothing por-
tlculsrly new in regard to them. except
I little [amnion caused by tho Hurtful
Coolant reproducing on. of ibaiichvs
in question. The Canvas: devote. our
admits space in speaking its Dial
about thou-ad ridicules the idea that
they was marked purposely. Isl.-
Iluisibsballetasnio M...”
”In wish to M the. as as.
loud so! of Its dust m

 

flak-nu known

today Mr. Harlem is rated as a well-to- 39

BILLIARDS AND POOL.

OPENING NIGHT OF OLD WBlili’S
'I'OUBIAIBNT.

 

Consular-bio lulu-t Hull!“ 1- the
W by tho nun-u -d their
Imam-pm. floors of the Gnu-so.

Tbs billiard and pool tournament uuv
der the auspices of Old Well Hook and
ladder ogmpsny opened last evening,
and considerable interest was manifested
in the games. George B. Ferris and
Charles C. Nichols were the first to play
at billiards. Tbs games are handicap
contests so that all players will have so
oqosl show. Hr. Ferris was rated st one
hundred points, while Hr. Nichola’rsb
in; was filiayveight. The highest run of
the «siting was undo by Hr. Ferris,
being sixteen points. Hr. Nichols won
the gums. Following is the score:

Gmrg»H.Fmis-0147602
319175131200116

14—82.

Charles G. Nichols—2 0
0 402000034113
8 0 4-58

Highest run— 5. 6. 7, 9 and 16, for Fer—
ris; for Nichols, 4 5. 6 and 8. Averages
~Nichois-1 18 16; Ferris—2 9.16 .

The second game was between Frank
Nash and Jesse M. Ferris, the rating of
both being at fifty-eight points. As will
be seen by the following score the game
was won by Jesse M. Ferris:

l
4
4
l

¢§° O"
NO! 6°

100
6002
0300

FruukNub—l30120310010
0000043340011601112a
JesseM.Ferris-001 134804101
1280012440421101263331

31Averages-.Vnsli, 18 31; Ferris, 12’7-

The third game was played between
Jesse lll. Ferris and Frank B. Day. Both
were rated at fifty-eight points. The
game was won by Jesse M. Ferris. Fol-
lowing is the score:

vaeefl.Ferris—10020200000
32501030010202120020
1113612000922-58.
1Frank R. Day- ~13100002043
0110103120103 0101000
100301‘5000000—3‘1

Averagek-I-‘erris. 1 13- 4:; Day. 37-44.

Two games of continuous pool were
played. The first contest was b9vveen
Aston Hurtineau and William H. Har-
ford. Mr. lilurtinesu was rated at dftv-
five points and lit. Buford tit fifty
points. The game was won by the loin
ter, the score being as follows:

Aaron liartinesu—‘f 9 15 4 2 3 5—45.
William H. Buford-8 6 0 11 13 12 5
~40.

The second game of pool was between
Horace S. Hutch and Aaron Hurtineau.
Mr. Hatch wus ruled oi fiftyvone points,
one more point than Mr. Martineau. Mr.
Hatch won the gains by the following
86011::

Horace B. Hutch—.8 ‘9 8 9 5 10 3-51.

Aaron Mnrtineau—T 3” T 6 10 5 6—48.

SiliOON kBBI’IIBS SWINDLBD.
They [lay u Buml of Inter for Prime

Contraband Whiskey.

About two weeks ago u very slick tslkv
log fe-HOW struck Birmingham and bad
sumr prime: whitkey to sell. That is, his
sample mu good stuff. Hts method was
in approach a saloon keeper, and nfter
telling him that the whiskey was court»
band, open the bong of his barrel and
draw out a sample for the saloon man to
inst». It was very good whiskey, In fact
was worth three times the price Asked
per gallon. The trouble was that after
[hr fallow had left, the purchaser found
that a very cute dodge had been worked
on burn. The cask was full of water.
with the exception of s smut portion
under the bong hole, where a little re-
ceptacle was filled that held about u
quart. This was filled with whiskey and
usedssu sample. The fellow brcugbt
his cocks in a wagon and worked nearly
every town he struck, including Bridge-
port and Danbury.

JOB BABBOIIII SHORE.

It Was Wills ib- Mut- Rotuvws Wu!
Boss. ”(OIVOI' Bloc“.- Night.

Th» New York Herold tells the follow-
ing story: The Republican Brats Central
committee room st Hartford held I very
minim alluring at midnight Tuesday.

Zmy man's face was as long Is I
plumbvr's bill. "Joe" Barbour, the psi
campign orator, was titers sod fooling
rather blur, In having been 11st for
the ltmalaiuvs in Hartford.

”Joe” was listening with solemn face
lo the reading of titanium, which a
clerk entered on shoots. Tits gentleman
ailing on was going through the list
of New Haven county towns, culling
such with ! rising moi. toasosvtain
whether Ibo clerk had itz—"Xllford 2'"
”Oxford 2'" “Prayer ?"

"lld-d-»d poor!" exclaimed “Joe,"
and everylsvdy roared

v. u. c. A. Noun.

W. 1. Minor! led the meeting yester-
day in observance of the week of prayer
for young own. All should remember
the meeting for this evening. at 7.110
o'clock. Nelson Benedict will lead it.
sod tho subject will be "A man who
knew his own heart." As this meeting
is only for half an hour it will keep no
on from their other NW“

The mechanical drawing class will
and assess! this evening, and theor-
elustrs will hold their regular wsskly
m1.

Tbs new MI! locku- wsrs
in pines today. Tiny cunts-rd by
ossoriwo parcels. They mitosfsat
Matriculation-a foot “and
”mum-s with a his laet, I!
m bots-having the sacs leak. Al

 

trill-g is ass-vs our“ Inflfi
Isms-usury.

TOLD I) A "”031"
lotions warty-r loans-mm
WW

Colonel Elijah wm. of will»
darn, aged ciphirtwo yours, fall I”!
while milking Saturday.

William SIM, of Borwhlv, m
8100, 000ysstsrrlsy for a public m
lotbst place. W. W. Ruckus, of flu
same city, gore 350,000 for would»
pose. Infilstsr buglveu lo “DWI
.mmohomanmm mm.
is now laying out s public park.

Concerning the question of whilst
Nsugsiuck is entitled to ! would upro-
aentstive in consequsussof lining III.

 

necessary population according was-

last consul. thy Bflimm says:
"the first repvsasuistivs loan! as”
takes his lost on tho We! M
legislature and the other is (m

lift"

givsualeai. TMMIOWJBOW

runner.”

Game Warden Wilson, of
was in Newtown u week WW“
arrested savers! Sunday m but
the Boisford justiosof themes Moss
whom he brought them let disavo-
payment of '1 each. I“ m B.
visited the some place, taking with if.
Justice Peck, of Semiford, and In“
three men whom Justice Peek M
under bonds of .20 each.

Thieves entered the horns of Dad.
Palmer in Voluutowu Friday night not!
mode may with u largo quail” of Bus
isbis linen sud silverware. Tbs strict
Hr. Palmer waesloust the ill! ll!
robbery was going on, sud, w
awake, dared not call for help, a! I burly
negroscied as guardoverhsvusfilih
house was thoroughly muck“! Ind all
available goods taken.

The case agnirm the editor of “ch0
day Herald of Waterbury, W with
being devoted to publication! of 3".
crime or bloodshed, cums up More
Judge Cows" in Waterbury yesfalllz.
Prosecuting attorney submitted I at
deuce the issue of the mo! October
26. Objection traumatic totbisby Ills
Herald's attorneys, but the pups! was
accepted as evidence and all the attic!!!
were read. With this the m
rested. The defence asserted“ that
paper was no worse than suy all.
paper published, and the m titled
that any current, now-M night be
admitted as stomdsrds of
the New York Sun sud World I!” all-
mitted. Decision was reserved II“!
next Monday.

in: nfibcnmc non. wivu

Coins-Imu- Miles Aim “ to ID-
rspumfouol of II. “Inky III.
In an interview at the Fifth Am

hotel, Congressman Milesssid ”thought

the misrepresentation regarding the le-

Kinley Tat-iii bill was the most M

factor in turning the Home“ new

ntiws over to the Democrats.

“By falsely asserting that the new
fey bill," said Mr. Miles, “mind the III“
on all the necessaries“ lift, the Dollo-
crsts succeeded in swaying "IO working
classes against. us. But the new
will find themselves in u very GUI-l.-
Ing position before the us! m
They are in the DIEM of “
who have obtained goods m uh
preieuces. When the worktop!- I.
alize that they have has tricks!
and deceived they will M I.-
sent it. The reaction will has"! in!
severe than the recent tidal wove. No
party can hope to oust) M .9
case by lying, and [WW II) bfh
principal capitulof the W”.
The Mc Kioley bill will adv-nu the rats
of wages and lower them it" fit
necessaries of life. Our Ila-castle
friends will find “isms! m
ties. The result will be M ii! [(1‘-
limit: puny trill regain the m
sod support of the people. Nothing t
more certain now than M II. m
cans will carry the «country h M"

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A mus-s.
in grateful recognition of tho ”iv
fold mercies which W W
has bestowed upon the Milo of I”
state now drawing to s 1M, and I“
we may not be Wills! Ill- who
has not dwelt with us amused-a. but
has contluosd sebum
blessings which m- to.»
nation have roads as a frat. happy-ll
prosperous psoplv. I have” m
m span Thursday, its mm
instant. so u (lay of public W
and praise, to be obasrvsvl by a! b“
sble religious devotions. bus-u that
fulosss sud pram, sud l- m
of sturdy sud Itlodssas to than”
us who are in poverty, om ar‘
tress.
(.2... (line-ulnar, Ila-l III
um: ewe w. .m-
.13.: Now-tar, in Its
r In.” of our Lord «new
hundred sud ninety. nor! of flu fie
poudsoosofllm mauv- Isa as
hundred sud um
Iowan O. m.
By His Riosllsscy’ om:
R. In Winn. li-srsvsvy at”.

.... “ALAN

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wuiunudyfovsssm cvwvla‘ '18!

L. H.

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