Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 12, 1890 · page 1

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NUMBER 885.

Entered st the Post (lilies ct South Norwalk ss
Second-Class lstter.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, 'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12.

1890.

PRICE TWO GENTS

 

DIRECTORY,

LIIIIII Bliliils llllll'llli.

arm
TOWN OF NOItWALK.

Abbreviations: N.—Norwalk; B. N. —-80uth Nor-
wulk; If. N .—East Norw_____nl____k.

To thou. of our readers who are not Isl-
uody “are of the fact we would ”in”.
fiery Ill-n heroin represented. what or of
”. or smnll do on. will he found

any fellatio In ovary hnsinou trons-
mi. and well worthy of oil patronngo
extol: ed to them.

All! COMPRESSOR.

NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water st.
near II. II. bridge,

ARCHITECTS.

“APP. WI. B. 102 Wuhington It. plans and
specifications fumlshed st msonsble nttcs

RANDALL, HINBB D. cor. Main and Wsll sill, N.
scale. prospective and free hsnd drawing.

AUCTIONEBHS.

HITCHKLL. Jflmm once ”Wall st, N. Reel

.. out. fluke-mi

HORRELL A L'BOIHEDIEU, N Washington st.
all kinds of property sold.

BAKERS.

DeKLYN RSON, 2? Main st. N. and N Washington
It, b. N. also Mere In confectionery, ice
m. inmate.

sCOI’lKLD “MAC. 19 N0 Main shs. N. Sole
lgcnt for Dortou‘ e celebrated Ice cram.

WKBNEKCHAii. L. Hutu st. neauIVuLl, N Pure
oonfmtionery and Ice cream. Fresh goods duily

WMON‘S MHotnehlirlde Bread Bakery, Granite
ville. lave orders st Gus I’ltzcr‘c, 17 RR. i’luce,

BANKS.

CKNTBAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wsll st,N
nuptial ultimo, sur lus 14,100. George Iii.
Holmes, president; h. L. yer, vice-«president;
WlliIsmA Curtis, cashier

CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 Washington st,
”RUINS. N. Capital 5100, 000; surplus 312
an R. H. Rowan, president; Jacob Ii. Loy
ton,cnshier.

FAIIIFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Th.
“Whilst N. [two mwornted its.” Cupitnl W,
Ill). Fresh, Jnrucs Hyatt; vice-prest, Iniwu.
O. chier; miller, Lewis I.) Green.

FAIRII'LKLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The, 5.
Well st, N. Deposits “kind” surplus $1M!»
Winfield S. Hoody, prest; MurunS.Cr.tw,v1m
prest; Jsmesli. Bailey trees.

NATIONAL BANK OF NORII'ALK. The. 51 Wm.
st. N.Incrnsnud1&57.€splml$l-iil.000. Eben
nor Hill, L; E. J Hill. vice prLet; II 1'

Directors, B Lilli, E. J. Hill,

Lockwood. J. A. Unborn
0. B. WiIcon, K Beard, D. VI. Fitch, IV. I
Bishop. Bunkern‘, Merchnnts‘, Muuufocturers
Persons! and Family accounts are solicited

NORWALK SAI iN’GS SOCIETY, The. II ull st, N
Deposits over sumo», surplus 600. out). Geor- »r
M. Holmes. print: , K. B. Crsuiurd, vice- prect.
George II. Millenueos

SOUTH NORIVALK SAVINGS BANK, The, De
waits over mm) surplus its. 000. Alden Sol
ms. prosL; John 11.1inopp, tron: interest
paid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.

BEEF. (W huh-sale»);

SOUTH NORIVALK Iii-1H I10 S.
beef, pork, sheep.hnnb. veal, etc.

TERRYJVM. M. c ILO.. N. Armour‘s beef Lulu
provisions. Home dresscd lamb nud mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.

.Hnnunow l

BUXTON‘, J. I". I'ost odice but 435, N. Circular:
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACKSJLITHS.

CARR, GEO. T. foot Rnymond st, S. N'. Iiorse

shoeing a specialty.
BHIDGE BUILDERS.
BELL. GE“. 5. dc CU. P. I) box .I‘JI, c. N. builder:
of bridga, docks. pile iouudnnons, etc.
BOUT AND snot; DEA LERS.
BROWN. H. S. So. Main st, 5. N. custom Work um.
rep-string s specudty.
HAHVBLC. H. No. Muir: st, 5. N. lpecisltles u.
boots. shoes-r rulfbcn.

BCHAUB, JOHN “CSON, 66 Washington st 8. N
Agood suonment at low prices.
3001' AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, GEO. is Builrood Place, S. N. Al.
work neatly and promptly done.
3001‘lewa AND STA'I'IUNEBS.
PINNBO, J. Ai‘tI'HL II, N. curd engraving. Wu.
ding skilltlncry , hose bull and tennis goods.
PLAINTKDS DBUU SPORE, 43 \I oshlilgton st,
5. N. School supplies and gen-mil stationery.
BOX MAKER-S. I“ ood and Paper.)
“APP. Ii. P. IIsier st S. N‘. runuufucturrr of [la
mediating boxes, etc Licnemi shop jabbing,
BUILDI\G MTERIALS.
FIRES. JOHN H. ft. Washington st, SN. ulsI.
blue stone. sewer pipe, iin)‘. struw, etc.
LIONAIID. CHAS. ’1‘. Water st, N. brick of in.
kinds. lime, cement plaster, um, ctc., ulso film
stone, lire brick and clsy.
RAYMOND BROS. lib/sunken, Pklludclpbln urn.
TIBIIWH fronts, brick, lath, lime, ccmcul,
HUTTBH. CHEESE, EGGS. 8c.
BOSTON BUTTE-Ii HOUBE, next door to the Foo
Office, S. N.—s specialty uuulc oi nil ultieml
“nodes of cheese, imported and domestic. Al
grades of butter, eggs, lord, canned goods, etc
CAHHIAGI-L BBPOsITOItIHS.
DANN. WI. It. 50 Wall st, N. Carriages, hnrnw
horse, stsble and «Huge furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CROWN, JAMES C. shop Ann st. b. N. estimate.-
g‘lven, Jobbing promptly nut-mud to.
MORTON. WH. A. u‘J'I‘nylor avenue.. SN. Jobhtu‘,
promptly mended to
RANDALL. I. D. “union's mill, 2. N. Modal
machinery run by cheap power enables me to git.
low figures Luge work u specutl ty.
RAYHOND. J. It. to Wan-r st, 5. N. mulufncture
“moldings, brackets, ell-lugs, corner blocks, col
mmwslls monsters Bond. schllwWiiirg I111-
tnrmng. lint blocks, bottom llmsflir, benches m u.-
J done. sflstuilnics given. Telephone {ll-6.
HHKBWOOD, B. 13 Grove st. 5. N. Jobbln,
promptly atleudui to.
II ILBON, S. B. shopCrossst, mrfluin. —Olllce ror
sndBethzu sve., N. Steam wood Wlll'kllix
mouldings, window from sud turning.1mwee.
admits. Money loaned. Telephone number a»:
0mm AND OIWMITHS.
SCOPIIILD A HOY’I‘,3 Gazette hing. N'. as West:
Insult) st. :5. N. dice sdvertlsemeut.)
CAHHIAGB MANUFACTURERS.
'IILLYJIBNRY. No lulu st. S N. nmufscturerot
Spectsl attention glvetl to repairing
WRIGHT e PLYNN, footoi Fronkllnsmmsmliu.
titers of W wsguns, trucks, etc. I’mlillll‘iu
"mainland repairing s spoclnlty. horse-shoeing
CATEHLBS.
D'ARTO C. BA! No. Hair: It, formerly of Brosd
w. N. Jam for weddings sud parties.
HEAD. MDKNCK, in Wall st, N. weddings mo
putts. suppllLd st the shortest notlw.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
.T. .00. Ital-ins N. also 11ch
“Am ”fund”! and bookseller:
m3!” I’IPB MANUFACTURERS.
WNW, CHAS. T. Water st, N. siI sizes tum
stupor, abomillcisl step. coping, etc.
CIGAR BOX MANUFACTURERS.

. CHAS S. filisnhsllsmi SN msrluisr
m Jermain! bores sud dealer in ribbons
CIGAR HANUFACTUBBHB.
son I OLIBTEAD CIGAR CO. The. 10 Solon.

st, Ii. It. manufacturers of Int: clgnn.
OLD WILL CIGAR CO. The, Washington It. 5. N
muses M.

WAONKR. S. a) do. lulu“. B. N. slso jobber in
“funnies.

CIVIL ENGINEERS.
“APP, W]. B. lill Washington st. 5. N. ompt
W gives to local iflfltylfiu Lock I‘m).
.3. I SUN.CO?.“WIIII01IIII‘ and I.‘ oun-
.S. N Hydraulic and sanitary engineers
WOOD (1.3.82 Intact. N All orders prutnptly
set-slid

to.
CLOTHING DEALERS.
(DWI 111100 Hmon- homing. N and H
m it it. mniactursrmoblms snIl mimicry
COAL AND WOOD.
Um JOHN 11. it. Waldo 9N. Lehigh.
wwmninfimss reel. outs.
MAID. (mass ’1'. WsterstJt. the ileum-IE
til-Ill Wits sud Bituminous wal,slso
In. sf kin-Ills; m.
RATIOBD 3300 Minding“ and sins"
Machiner- mmrorsteampurpvm.
Nil-LII. z. I. too. Wetsrst, op shun fsctmy
Wm. 53“ ”In: .

limits.
(MIMIC?! WI IBCIA Bantu b’d'g,
it. F.B.Issoss,prinntpsl 1'1”"ququ
IOII'IC‘I'IW (DO-Ins and union's)
i» MID.” W st. I. I.“
m link I. I. fits lus-
“fink“

CORSET HANUPAC‘I'UBEBB. I
ROTH fiGOLDSCHHIDT fumgyB N. llsnu sc-
rnrsrsoithecvlsbrsicd Rf“! (I. Corssts.
COUCH “Ilium.
PLAISTIID‘B UGII RBHIIDY,wsrrsntcd main.
mnnnisct st 48 Wuhingtrm st. 1!. N.
CBOCKBHI AND GLASBWAHB.
NASH. 1'. H L BRO. cor. hisln and West sin. 3. N.
tgste '1.an tin FINN
UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No. lulu st. nest West,
lumps. crockery. class woe. bonsefurnlshlngs, etc.
DENTIDTB.
BOU'I'WELL. C. F. Lsudcr's block, 80. lulu Ins .
N. OiiIce hours.8s. nl 106p. In.
KENDALL. CEO. 8.. D. D. S. Wuhin on, our.
Franklin Its, 8. N. Hounslun. too. pm
NRWKIRK, J. C. office at residence Lewis st.
near Conficgntionsl Church. N. gas ulstered.
Gold and porcelain crowns inserted.
WEED, W. 1... 1). D ”8 7915:“ Washington st, 8.1V.
Hours 8 u. m: to 6 p. in. Gas admin stored

DOORS. BASH AND BLINDS.
SMITIIJV. H. .9. CO. 15 d: 17 Water st. N. carriage
wood work, wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, 1'. I. no Chestnut», SN. Crushed stone.
scwereontnctor, etc.
RAYMOND BROS. Akron, sslt mglazed sudccment
pipe, mo 36 inches in diameter
DHUGB AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Vsn Zsudt uvc. B. N.
Emudny hours, :9 to mom troilp. m Prescrip-
tiouc carefully compounded.
GREGORY, J. G. 3s Wnll st. N. Established 1819.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS. JOHN A. 11 loin st, N. Pcrfumes.—iifty
live difiercnt perfumes
PLAISTED' S, 43 IV nshlngton st, S N. [latent medl-
cinea,etc. Physicians prescriptions s spuzislty.

DRY-GOODS.

AMBLBR. J. L. ItSONS—“I'hc Equitable, " No 2
Gazette building, N. Drygoods. ollcloths, Inst-
tings und rugs.

BANKS, E. K. Mahsckemo Hotel block, 3. N. dry.
goods. notions, gloves. etc. Underweurusputiulty.

BENNETT, J. F.19 loin It, N. Buciuccs catnip
lishcd over forty—two years.

OICKERMAN, A. Jr SON, Si Wmhingtou III, S. N
drygmds, carpets. etc. Isec ndV.)

sCOFIEID Jr IIOYT, :5 Gazette bldg, N. m Wash-
ington st, S. N. (See slivertlsement.)

STREET. EDWARD, .5 Gazette bldu, N.
good-s, fun: y goods. notions and host-:ry.

BLEC I‘ItICI AN
BAKER. E. V.. Bin it'll gas lighting,
lllttrflh: mil in lls, .Ikr‘.
EXPHI-JsH LOMPANIES.

ADAMS EXPRESS C0,, other: mill-Ind siniinn, S.
Kermit“) II'ulI .ut, )1, Express forwarders to all
purts of this world. I’ussengertmin service. Low
rules. Lester Iltlnt, agent,

EXPRESSMEN.

BL'XToN 81 BRENDAGE, office at Ihvrlcdirt'c, 4:}
w till :‘i N. Our motto "prompt attention."

. 'AI ANAUH S EXPRESS“, bngxngr fumiturcsnd
planet, mow-d. 1mm orders lit [Hamil-'11s, . .N.
WII Eli“ OIID, “ IV. ., N. slots at. post-office and

Hule‘s. Careful and prompt service.
IIXTRAL'I'S, 1453556195. ETC

BYXBEB, i", :5. it ('0. 9‘) Slum Mi. N. Manufactur—
ers of Scotlelll's [zetellruted flavoring extracts

.I'URIVALK EXTRACT (‘0. N, mnnufncturers of
line extrltcts. i' 5 Ambler,

I'EH’I'ILIZEBS.

RAYMOND BROS. Brnrllcy'la sayszr—pilospiutteepco
ml munnres, land pun-tor, ground IMIICMOOII robes.

alii'l‘ii, IV. ii. J; Ci), Water st, N.s,v.,n1ltsfor Wil-
llnms Clark 3: Co’s standarllfcrtillzcrc.

I-' "it. BRICK AND C1. 1".

RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes to stock, spec-

ml: to order, tire mortar, sand, Chlmflt y tine linings
FISH, OYNTHHS, CLAMS, B.TC
liiTNT Jr ZELI'FI", desntngtan st, :5 N. line
rich, oysters, clums, fruits. gnme, vegetables.etc,
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALH'N.
HORTON, JOHN E. III! lelor smug, S. N. Also

stone dealer
dAYflOND BROS. flag. concrete,
“pit-tit, brie

mm for
k, cement and gravel wnlks.
MHIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
IEEKER, W. B. t 00. Music Hull block, 8. N
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FILED.
‘iSLAND GE)!" i-‘LIJL'KIhc best mode. Don't
fall to use It.
L'litlbIHEDil'IL'. DANIEL, cast and of Washington
ct bridge, The chulcest of family timlr kept.
RAYMOND BROS. buy, straw, flour and feed in
Flange, loud, cur or cargo lots.
Iii-JD .IIILL, Enrich. Crowd. at Rim.
ground iced, grxtlmm and rye riuur.
FLUIHNTS.
HERO, PAUL, Womivmrd Pine, 5. N" plants. cut
flowers and onmmenrrtl pure: [ILJIJlL' to which
\IL'IIJL'E, f’. L. :10 Ward st, opp. [mun I'e-trtctery, N,
Hunts, cut flowers, etc. i'lnrnl work n specmity.
lirKAY, JOHN. E. N. incur the dupor. Bidding:
hints—cut down» and ripple" work of oil Limb.
‘ine roses it specutlty.
fiMI’I‘fl, JOHN H. So. Main st, 5N. thy: oldest and
best known liorist tn this Itclnlty, I'lhute. cut
flowers. etc Floml work of all klrnl- .2 ‘WILIAIL”
und done promptly,
FURNITURE DEALER-I.

l TULE‘MAN, TH EUDUBEJVushIngmn ”Liens: null
Furniture, looking glasses, plcture ”unit“. ctc.
JRAM Jr “'IIITTLESEY. 30 Mom gr, S. (Roy

monri‘s old stnnd) Ses- udvrrtlsemat .
rtAYHOND GEL) If. new store, to nut is Mxin st,
N. Four doors shove old More:
’TUW. DAVID. 20. 2.8, 30, and l2,:m.fl:tln st, S N.
Furniture, mattresses, ccc.

GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
VORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, 0mm 1':
Water st, N. Gas for light, heat and mixer

Cokeslx cents per bushel. Cord Tar three dul-
lnrs per barrel, package extra.
GROCEBN. (“'hnlecalo.)

JOLMES Jr. Kill-JLER. 1) and it Well st .‘€. whole-
sule grocers, dour. groin. hay, etc.

jELLECK BROS. M and in Wall st, N. wholesale
mixers, dour, feed, grain, bay, etc.

GHOCIZHS.

.IflnWN a 'vVIIJIUX. 70 Wuhlngtno st, 5, N. sol:
Intent» for cell: brstcd I‘MWDR (hunter, buiicr.

.iEL‘KER. CONRAD. ill Washington st, :9. N
choice grocerm and provtslons.

HEREIN. CHAS. II, successor to Iirttchtns, :0 No
Main st. S. N. nthlc delicacies for fatally Irwin.

VINNEIIAN .k O'KEILLY. it'll-l Main st. N. Item,
feed, hay. stmw, cool and wood.

VINNEI’ .s BENILDICT, iII: Wall st. ‘Lfstxy and
staple Kimonos, confectionery. fruit. etc.

FITCH, D. W West eve, cnv lint-win st. N. conned
mimic. coi‘lm. tens, butter, etc,

GLOVE“, C. L. Kb “'5“ If, N. I am to the but
trade obtainable.

GUYER & 503. T. B Sprtufwood. B. N. Idem
series. choice nears, door, Iced, etc.

IIAN'l-‘ORD. W. 59, East are, near R. R. station. I N
lulu-stoma point, scbmi supplies. etc

LAWTON. F. D.& Cl). '3: No. Main st. it. 8.15:»
curries and cubic ridicules.

L'IIOIIIMBDIBU, DANstssteudof Washington
It. bridge, S N. urns. coffees. spurs», s specully.
MUORI‘J DAMIAN, No Help at, out: WM, 5.3.

tins groceries, inmgn fruits, dour. Iced, etc.

NEW YORK TBA 00.. 47 Main st. N.~X. Retina
Fess, colleen and spices is specially.

NICKERSON .k BETTE. D ”will“ Skin 11.“. .
specialty mode of table delicacies"

Irritant, om Wilton m and School II. N
New store, new goods and m poms.

SEYMOUR. I: K. 33 Washington st, 2!. 3. had
«pattern for celebrumi 1»: Drop cmud fluids
VALDKN, CHAD lib “all st ’5, Creamery Imi-
tcr, I; beet-e, eggs. table delirium. from, ctr

0U 10* All) «Ifldll’sl’l’ltll

”CNS. AXMI'NKTNJN null Sparring (Louise lrf at:
klmls at No it Witter In" N.

HATTEIIS’ TUBA. tul'f‘ll's 0')

AM 311. JOSE?“ J. 7 Mom It, 5. N. slur» former-
of but bodice

BNTEI'I, MARTIN fit I ('0 75:»?! Spring 14.9 .
N. Importers of gut skins, pin-lacs, manila.
and cotton of batters rim

IIATTIZILO' 10015.

II‘IIEIIJRJV, A Wsm It. s. N. our; founder.

light soft castings, utensim truer blames.
"Am AND (1.1m Mall.)

KNAPP Tlill BATTER, '11 Wall; “gloom st. 8.}!

1. spot inlty made of Inc ml lid
HAT HANUI'ACTUBIIIIB.

If nonrr h INA", m In. fnctrtrics
rm. lulu A Ulhui all was: #7011“ sis. b. N.
New rm can trim WM

HI'BBILL t BAII'HO‘I‘L" loch—it II. 2.3. Wins

least-nu Cubism.

minmacmmxnmmsm use”
wwg $.mlsytss-Istmsr. men.

Dry

burglar

Grain. choic

 

 

 

Wumfil W

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HARDWARE AN D CUTLKBY.
PROWI'I'I'. J. '1'. in Hull: It, N. light hsrdwsre sud

mire m

SHITB,W.H.aco.lbsnd17 Wmst. N. build-
ers' stidcoutrscuxs‘ supplies.

QUINTARDJV. C lusiclkllblock. B N‘. punts.
oils, gins, stc. isee sdv.)

HARNESS MAKERS.

DWYIIRJ’. H.2tWallst.N. custom tusdebsrncu

sndrvpsirlng neatly dons.
HORSE DEALERS.

PARSONS II. 11.3th Stock Flinn. 8.1V lino
horses suited to nil purposes. All unimsls sold by
this establishment sre wsrrsnted. Home or the
Fruit-h benching stsilion“0sillsrd."

HORSE SHORES.

Me UBAEJOIIN, No.Hs1n-t,8. N. specials

marten given to shoeing driving a: trotting horses.
HOTELS.

AIERICAN HOTEL. 16 Hnin st, N. J .0. Collins.
European pisn, rustsurnnt attuc ruched.

IERHANIA HOTEL. so Rnilrosd place. Osage
Scitsub, proprietor.

NORWALK HOTB . AN. R. R. depot.
Ill cPstrictiheruon, L, umwlimiu- lions.

OLD WELL HOTEL. as Wssbington st. 3. N. Reed
Iinvi Inud. proprietor. Bumps-n phn, so moms.
HOUSE IUHN’ISHINO GOODS.
STEVENS, J. 11 on Washington st, S. N. crockery,

glassware. tin nod wooden was.
101’: DEALERS.
BURCHARD, B. “Bcldcu Point Farm." 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGR A LOCKWOOD. 9 Haiti st, N. Insur-
nuccsnd rout cumin in all its branches
LAYTON. JACOB M. Washington at next to P. 0
s N. fire. place glans, accident and life (sec adv )
LOCKWOOD, WI. cor. blsiusnd Wallets, N. Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated. etc.
MORRELIJr L'HOMMBDIEU. N; Washington st,
:5. N. [strictly first-class companies represented.
TAY LOR 1k GOLDEN, 45 Jr 47 Washington st.
:3 N. Real Benin and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GBN'L LIFE INS. 00., S. S. L'—
ilommedlen, sgent. Washington st, SN. see sd.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS C0. :30 Washington

st. S. N. I". J. (imbb, assistant supt
NORWALK FIRE INS. C0.. N. In successful
businm since 1360. No outstanding loss chums.
PEOPLE‘IS LII-'i-Z INS. C0. The, No. «I5 Washing-
ton at, S. N. J 110. French, nsst. allpcfillil'fillltill.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CR AFFTRD If. B. Masonic ill-lg, N. 6"; Bonds
iluldlmx Banking and Equitnble it i ge Cos.
[HON AND STEEL.
SIIITII, W 11 k (‘0. 15 um] i. Wntcr st. N.
spring at. axles, carnage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MHRRITT. L M. 5:: and to Water st, N. iron work
of Ill kinds. .
T111: 01' IN iRON RAILING WORKS, II'srcr
st, :5. N'. Wm. 11. Hoyt. proprietor.
[HON l‘Ol’NDHlI-ls.
GILES tit (71.ANI'Y lit The Norwalk Iron Works
Co. and also or. Bridgwport, Conn.
J 23" IZLE R‘i.
FIJIRIS. A. . 39 9'0 Main st 5 N op. City Hotel,
5. N’. rim.- Iv tch repairing u spti'luliy.
IIOYT. II. .15 No. Muln st, :5. .strictly first. clues
goods lit w cos.
JACKSON. Let: AND, iiflWnllsi, N. watchesdls»
monLL-s, etc. Fine watch repflnng n spcctulty.
lei). 11. S. diaunontis.wutchu-, jooelry, silver and
plated ware, rewiring: nr-pccluity. 5:5 Mnitl st, SN
LAWY HHS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. mom :1 Masonic b‘d‘g, Well
st, borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST. RUSSELL, 8 No. Main st, notary, legal
business of all kinds meiully attended to.
HUIILBU'I‘TN. BELDKN rooms!) and 6 Gazette
building. II all st, boroug
8. N. notary
ewYorkstatL

LIGHT, JOHN [1. like Washi
commissioner of deeds for

LOCKWOOD KDWARDH. room 4 Gazette bldg.

Attorney, notary and pensions.

SBYIOUR. JOHN 8. room It, Fairlield Co. Nut.

Bonk bni ld‘tng, N. Councilor st. law.

WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building. II‘sll
st, bqough.

LITBII‘I' STAHLBS.

DAN'N, HORACE B. Excelsior livery and board»
in: stables ”like No S litter st, N.

GREGORY, GEO. B. it Knight st. N. Fine turn-
or.:: a specialty. Telephone 3&3.

DUCK MANUFACTURERS.

LOI'KWIIOD MANUFACTURING III). Dav st, 5.
N. Mnnufncturerc of btlilllcrc' hurdwure. mm;
otiirp :Io Purl st; New York oriice 99 Reade st;
Chimp-y office I‘J Lake El.

NIIIIII'AIJI LUCK CI))iI’.'\I’. S N. New York
bill... ~52 I bombers -t 1.0 I and builders" ll lrII
lure; dies-uric rs; founder- workcrs of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass und Iron.

LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL, 1’. J. 9 Water st. N. All kinds of lumber do

“501111 to any point by mil. team or vessel.

MACHINE SHOPS.

NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, W stcr st.
near R. R. bridge, 5. N. Gcncrnl machinery, iron
and brass earrings, forgin Babbitt metal. te-
pair- for manufactories stl stenrlllmsut.

SI'UI’IELI), Will. A. Knight st, N'. New machinery
made And repairing promptly attended to.

MARKET GARDENBHS.

JENNINGS st WATERBL'RY. S. N. berries and all

gluth'fl produce in Lesson for the wholesale trade.
manure-rs. p

A MODEL MARKET. all Well sf, N,Wnl.Wardwt-il.
prop, beef. veal. Ismb. mutton sud poultry.

AI'ISON. A. In) Huin rt. N, meets. fruits, vegcm
Dies, fish. oysters, clams, nod mullops, butter.
egg, . lord, conned Ito-ids, ctc.

BENNETT & IIL'STED. menu, fish, 0 stars. lob
sin-rs. clams. fruits, '18 No. Main st, . .

BISSELL. DANA C. 12 Main st, N. cholcc meats.
poultry. fish, wrgembles. etc.

“HITTU'B CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water st, N
limo», vegetabln. fruits. poultry. st lowest prices

CARR. WILLIAM ll. Benedict I’mn murkL-t, EN
Fine mints, fruit vegetables—10mm cub prices

PlRRING’I‘IIN. J. A. meals. yamltry. fish. oyslnm
vegetables. fruits, butter.etl:.. R. bqusre, :5. N

Gills]. GEO. But on HIV L. N. choice meso-
vegetables fruit. etc. Lowest cub prices.

IIAYBS PBRD 13 No Slain st ii prime meat:-
of sli inds. home muicrcd lurd a specially.

J 1? WIN. A. (l. Ccntrll linker. cor. lisln sud iisvl
lam! 11,8. N. Choice nit-sis, poultry, II-gctsblcs

LINIIURNBR, W II. IN Washington st. bridgefil .
N‘ denier in all kinds fresh menu.

HICKIVOOD. 1.. Wuhingmn st bridge. 8. N. dru-
nests. fish. oysters, Cletus. vegetsblcs. etc.

IDCKWOODC LOCKWOOD. 7 Msin st, N. lim-
mts poultry, fish, oysters, clsms s aperlslty.

LYONB'. A. 8., Old Well Morkcmel No. Main st.
15. N. prime meals and poultry at lowest prices

MALHO,ALBIN,31sln st. near West 3 N choice
melts fish, oysters, vegetables, delicatessen, etc

I'II'KKHING. II. S East Ive, op school housed! N,
beef. rml. mutton, etc.

BI‘IleB. JACOB, as West Washington st.B.N.
strictly dist-rinse meats. poultry s "racially.

SMITII'B WASHINGTON MARKET. 66 Wash
tract. II. N flue melts and poultry for family trsde

SPILLANB, J W. 15 Ixonml st, N. wagon runs
duly oil over the town.

WADBJV 8. market. Emilrmm. SN. w runs
to all ports of town with fine fresh and s threats.

WIXIIN J IL 27 Wall st, N. Choice meats, poul-
try. fruits. vegctsbics. momma. etc.

KABBLH AND GRANITE.

BATES. 1’ W. Water st. N. mnufscturer or rim.-
gnnileunl mublr: work, also denier in building
mm sod cemetery work

KI'III' ENS. I. W. 50 Main st.‘I’ l Msrbic stul gnu-
Ite moments. term. posts. etc,

“A5088 AND BUILDERS.

SEYMOUR. HENRY. lat Wont svc. 8N. All kinds
of muss moron oontncu- illi‘tl.

SHELDON WILLIAH. 19 Wilton Ivonne, N am
m Also Mam curbing etc.

331111. WILLIAM I]. a West st, 9. N.
promptly at to.

LAWIAIIL WILLIAI. is 'Hill It, ,Ni A'llwklmiis‘oi

Mammary lgprom i s -nt 0
(moire Inwi froin my“ mm align;
Hull's OUTPITTEHS.

COISTOCK BROS Karmic httlhiln N. sod H

Gauntlets} Ilentlcmcnuiumlllh hinggoods
IHHCHAII‘T TAILOIIS.

OUIIOWBKI, B. II It’s" at. N. ll perfect It Irw-

outed.

milfi V. 17 North Inin st. $.22. Pill! tailoring
Iaflllflfii Railroad Plsue. ii I! lit-pairing nil

 

 

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0.1 sunny-ml =33 haili-
‘mm'osmmfl' ' n

“1111333! AND IAN“ ooons.
CAVdANAGH. IRISH. ll. (Clay It. 8. N. Infill“!

FAWCB‘TT'S bssdqusmrsiuv Inillinay. B'ntsr
st.N advertisement)

FITCH AGNES. Ill-s. I9 Main “In“:
"Old Blown lslisnd Dyeing Itsub s
JAMESJIRS I LQSoWHmnsLS N. W

styles looming s specialty
ST. JOHN HimmlnlneLN Winery.”
snd IIslr Goods

MUSIC TEACHERS.

BRADLEY.IRS. (I. W. I‘Mug ughterof tholsion.
1i. Nssh) 103 Main st, N. trnmcutsl music only

FRITZ, MISS MINNIE)“. Iill Main III. N. Pinto
and organ instruction.

GIBSON, ALEX. 8. 37m ILN. Pilno, m
and harmony.

HUNTINGTON. HRS. 129 lulu II». N. Veal in-
struction and voice development.

NASH, H182 JENNIB K. 32 North svsnus. R.
Piano and orgsn instruction.

SAWYBR, MRS R. J icnchcr of inatrulncnllllnd

vocal music. Residence at Mrs. R. H. Plolsted‘II
West It. S. N.
NEWS DHPOTS.

BODWELL. I111 .4Wsshin u 3 SUN blank
books, stationery, nmmm‘mpuiodleais. etc.

WHEELKILJ. B. 155 Wuhinxwu It bridge. 8.!
Newspapers, stationery. tin nod glass wsre.

NEW YORK “ESSENCE”

PKRRIS S D. Orders 1st at Bodwell's store,
.4 Washington st, 8. N

LOCKWOOD, C. E 0mm DeKlyn‘nB. 12.; Greg-
ory‘ s N., New York 169 Greene st.

NEW It SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
PODMORE, WM under Salvation Army Barracks.
SN. Stoves, ranges, crockery, carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANTEHS AND DEALERS.
BELL. mm P. O. Box 111. S. N. wholesale

shipper of oysters and clams.

CUTBILL, R. J. foot of Rnymoudsgs. N. within
mic denier in line oysters.

HO‘tT, IV II. J: SON,12-‘I Water st. 8. N. foot of
Raymond) planters, exporters sud w olesale
dealers In native oysters.

REED & HOUSMAN, 134 Watcrst.S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwnlk oysters

VAN NAME, J. L. lb (30.. l‘. O. Box 518 8. N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.

PATTKHNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Club. I]. Als-
thorpe pmp.1tiveniide Ave, S.N Sioves,Stcnm
and Hot Air Furnace works a specialty. bole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

I’ROIVIT'I‘. J. ’1'. to Main st,‘i . Jewett's lends,
Musury uud Wadsworth a mixed paints.

RAYMOND BROS. Juvett's, Atlantic and Secicy‘s
had, Calculus oils and AI crill Chemical Paint

SMITH, W. ii Jr.('0.15& 17 Water st. .ngcuts
for Loncmuu Jr Martinez paints.

PAPER HANGINGS.

i'itIlWi'i‘T, J. '1‘. 45 Mun st. N. window shades.
liullunds. fixtures, ctc.

TAYLOR Jr CI). '21 Mum 8‘. N. $150 minim,
points, otls, glass. etc.

PHOTOGRAPH HRS.

BLAI‘KMAN,I‘. A. ll Mum st. N'. Instantaneous
pnwess. Children's photos n specialty.

NORTH. (l. S Til Washington st, S. N. one quality
only and thui the best.

BEADMAN, F. I: Iinzctte bulldlnz. N. Cabinet
photographs Sir-I pct doz; ODD-till” doz. $1.50.
PIANO 'l'l‘Nl‘lR‘ AND REPAIRS”.

HENDEE, (‘ F Iltx-knrssi “all, N. Also dealer In
pianos, organs, shot-t music, etc.

I’LANING MILLS.

RANDALL, MINI-IR I). E. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.

PLUMBING.

MEEKER&CO., W 1]. Music Hall block, SN.
Plumbing. steam and we: fitting.

NASH. 2. II. El BRO. cor, Mum and West sis. S. N.
Plumbingy sud gss fitting. macs sud belies.

BAILEOADS.

NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY 00. James W.

Hystt. prest.: Edwin G. Hoyt. supt.

HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB H. Wsshlngton st, nut to P0.
B. N property for Mlle, houses to rent. (see adv.)
MIIRRELI. & l.‘HOHHEDlEU {In II sshingtou st

S. N selling, renting and collecting

WILSON. O. E Gazette bldg. N. intesunents and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at tho [om-st mite.

WOODWARD, E. A. No. Minn st. 8. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for scale.

nizs'uuuxrs.

BEE IIII’E, 5 Water st, N. warm mulls st all
hours, lllllllt'f ".250.

llilNliY‘S. 1050. Main st. 8. N. The box-t 25c Illlllt'f
in the CI Board by the day or on k.

VI'I'AIIY ENGINEERS.

RIDER. \ B. I‘ll SUN ml‘. “wt :ltv and I on:

. !:lltIli Plan». 6 N. IIydrnulir tutti l'lI’ll engi'lmrs.

SCHOOLS. Il'rlvnlst)

BAIRD'S. MISS iNSTiTi'v’i‘B. It Orchard st. N
Young Indies boarding und day school

MEAD, Mrs. Hillside, N Day slut boarding school
for girls and young ladies. Bits for any college»
or course corn llero in if. Fully «aux put Inb-
rntory attache . New ork artists chip 0 ed in
musical department. Special advuntngec f’or the
the study of art, languages and elocuimn.
Full II‘I'ID begins Iicmiwr 2d Circulars wilI be
sent upon uppllcutlutl

NORII'ALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Frank S.
Roberts. prltutlpnl, Clrrulnr on Honest.

WILSON \III F ii. Sillonl for boys Nonnlk
I" I‘l’r pnnitnrv In (“Help and ~I' ll illll'IL‘ st holds.
I" or I inlllur~ ilIlllfl ss rL“ .0qu

SERVING MACHINES.

SIIAILER, C M, 16 Solicln st. SN. “Wheeler :iml
Wilson” und “Household," needles. oil, ltltllt‘h-
menu. Repairingr :1 specialty.

SERVER CONTRACTORS.

RAYMOND BROS. sewers built, water pipes lsld,
excnvulillg, lillilltr, grading, landscape gsrdoulng.

NIIIIE MANUI- ‘AI' TURBHS.

LOUNSBI' RY . MA'I‘IIEII :4th a II). SN. Luau-w
line l‘lllK‘t‘.

IIEO. B. IVE-ZED & (‘0. full) and sslcsroom 7i, Tit

l. and .7 W sit-r st, S l . I-htnbllshml mo
MimuinctllrI-rs of Indies’ ullrses' and children at
line footwuir for the retail trade.
suut'r- wnrs‘rs AND UNDER‘VKAH.

IIU'I‘I‘IIINSON. COLE a. CO. Norwnlk. New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.

SPIIHTSMl-IN‘S GOODS.

AIKEN. JOIIN ll. 3% Hum st.‘I l hemlqusrtcrs for

guns, inching mkli‘. ammunition, etc
HTAIlt BUILDERS.

BAKER. J ULIITS. Witter at, next to II'llI-clI-r‘s foun-
dry, S. N. Stairs and hand mile to order.

TIIE DUNCAN IRON IIAILING WORKS, Water
st, 5. N. Wm H. Hoyt. proprietor.

STEAM ENGINES AND PUMPS.

NORIVAI.K IRON WORKS CO.Tllc. Water at.
near It. If. bridge. ii N

BTIIAMIHIP TICKET AGENTS.

CURTIS, 8. W. Ifssonlc building N. steamship
tickets. pension agent, notary pu lic, etc.

LAYTON. JACOB BI Washington st. next tol‘..0
S N. I'nsnustlckets,drnfts. money orders (wand I

81'0le DEALERS

FBRRISJOIIN 11. foot of Washington n.S.N. also
brick. lime, cement. bnir, plsstcr.

MORTON. JOIIN 1i. 6‘! Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also
layer of concrete walks.

RAYMOND BROS, blue, brown. Greenwich sud
building smite. granite and msrble trimmings.

BTI)"I‘18.BANGIIS AND HEATERS.

KBTCIIUM LANDON'. 2911svtlandst,tl.N.Oss
stoves and water iterators. P. 0. box or:

POWELL. J W. 28 Wsshl n rt S N. stoves.
ranger-,mswrs house-fund cling goods stove ro~
pairs. etc Tin smi cuppa work I spcmslty.

SBLLEI'II SYLVBSTKR, [1.1m Wssllin non st
bridge, S.N. stoves. ranges. rosters. plumb rig. etc.

TRUCKING.

MORTON. JOHN II. at Taylor avenue, 8. N. Light

Ind heavy truckinu promptly attended to.
UNDEIITAKHHS.

JENNINGS, J. 1). opp. Horse R. R. depot. rest-
dcnce 7 Kim st, N.

RAYMOND. GEO. II. Iosndialain It. If. Rosi-
dsnoe Ii Berkley st. Telephone 7H.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.

BRIDGES, 680. 0.17.8. once end In! rural

Pslrflsld Co. flunk. N. telephone 81M, res. 1m st.
WOOD.

BETTE, ALLEN. llll Resubmit. N. Bud and
soft. and sud split. for fssniiy use.

WOOL!!! MAW
IsoJI‘wm mu CO. W In“
mmonmuo. N. 130.1". m

Inns or sit wool mum midis.

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KNIGHTS OF THE CUE.

EXCITING GAIBS PLATED BY
“ OLD WELL ” BOYS.

Charles 0. llohols and Wm. H. loot. win
at Billiards—I. 3. Crown and Horns. ii.
Hatch win the Pool Gluten.

Increased interest was shown In the
billiard and pool tournament at the Old
Well Hook and Ladder company rooms
that evening. Three games of billiards
and two games of pool were played.
The first game of billiards was between

“Charles C. Nichols and J. Harris. Both
were rated at forty-eight points. Fol
lowing is the score:

Charles C. Nichols—0 0 1 I I 3 0 2 8
0136100001021010101 2
~020416011012102I—58

J.Hsrris—-02202010000000
01000013453000191221
0 0 I 3 0 2 1 0 1 0—48
I 1Averages—NIchoIn—l 13-45: Harris—

11

William H. Moore, who is rated at
seventy five paints, defeated Charles H.
' the second game by the fol-

 

WIII m H. Moore—011503030
1046032030023052
3 52312-75.
sCNichols—231010000
0211301002000101 12100
I2"I)II30-32.
32

mAVefBgES—Moon‘ 137 38; Nichols,

The last game of billiards was between
S. Wagner and Mr. Nichols. The former
playei in hard luck and was an easy vic-
tim to Mr. Nichols. He, however. pro
mime to get square before the close of
the tournament. The score was as fol-

lovvs:

S. “farmer—O 0 01 0 I 0 0100 0
0001000001101000 020
0000—9.

Charles C.NichnIB—»0 01 I 2 3 1 1 12

001012006 20100000024
1 l 0 I 9 15 0 1— 58.
213 Averages—Waguer—b 16; Nichols, I

' I32.

E. B. Crmve and \V. Lounsbury played
the file! game of pool, which lasted one
hour. The former was rated at thirty
five paints, while Mr. Intmsbury was
rated at fifty-one points. As Will be seen
by the more the game way won by E. E.
Crow»:

E. E. Crown—7 4 ll 1 11 1-35.

W. Lnunsbury-S 11 4 ii 4 1—43.

The second game was played between
Horace S. Hatch and W. Lounsbury.
both of whom were rated at fifty-one
bowls. The gums was won by Mr.
Hatch. Following is the score:

W. Lounsbury-B l 10 7 5 2—31.

HorncaS. Butch—9 Id 5 8 10 5—51.

mm". Till-I confines.

llo Wins the Ten Mile loot ano in Don-
bury. Monday Night.

Juim Ilium of DAIIDUI’)‘, won the .l n-
mib- {not race for the championship of
Connecticut. or Cosmopolitan bull to
llanbury, Mummy night. The ruumrs
wr-rn John Kl-nnry, of linwieyvlliel
Jnlln Gram, of Ddlilltif}; John Britt, of
N thrilli; John i’ht‘lnn, of Dar-bury, and
Frank Brown, of South Norm alk.

In its account of tin» mo - the Danimry
News szlis: “I‘hvre “aren't much mom-y
on llli' I’t‘vulf, us lltnbury Whig” to put
mum-y on Grunt. and the- Nnrwnlk
Spillls wuutv‘d to bet on Britt for second
plI'ICr'. l'nrts- qm-nliy tip-re vvnsn’t tuueh
fl-‘Uiflufi. After the star: It was very up
plrrnt that Grunt nnll Brut wsm the
only mu 4 in the fiil'e‘, although Kf‘llnr‘y
mad.- u com] show, but be is an ugly
{I'HJII‘ l'l‘utt HK‘Ili’htililIl perhaps pro
VI‘HII il b: ttcr um hl‘ln): undo. As to
what Phylum and Brown were In the
rnc.x for nobody- «new but they v xpluin-
ed to. ill' N. W» reporter that they WI re
in to lu‘lpIirnut and En: t nspvctivcly
(h the Mirth mile (mint Mu four hips
ahead of Britt and ion ahead of Ki'nili‘)
and in tillsordnr therm- finisilwd, ni-

' though (hunt Incrrmwd his lead a little.

At tho finish Grant's time “as fifty-
seven minutes. It lrl thought, hleI-vtl',
Um! ti»- ulllo-s Won- short nth-q."

Dedication of 0. U. A. M Illsll.

I’llgrml Count-II, I). U A. 31., mil ded-
Icare lhelr new hall in tile l’rlctl building
on Watrr stiller, Norwnlk, this Ivvrning.
Artur tIu- exorcism they will give a hall
In the Opera House. Thomembvrs of
Ihe council will iitPi'l ut the Athenmum
st 0 o‘clock this evening, when. headed
by the American drum corps, they will
march in this city and escort the visiting
mrmbrrr. of the order to the ball. The
Court of Iiurgvnwn will accompany the
conucd m carnagt‘». Invitations have
been to m to the New Haven. Bridgeport,
Blatnfrmi, Greenwich, New Canaan and
Sloth Norwnlk councils.

lull-is (Juniors Burned.
There was considerable excitement at
East Nurwsik yesterday afternoon In the
vicinity of the Iinlisns’ quarters. An
old boy but, which had been used as a
sleeping apartment by the laborers from
sunny lully,cingllt fire and made a
bllzella large as [1 good sized building.
The Italians, numbering ll hundred or
more. gathered about the burning
structuro Itml worked bonito alive the
surrounding slimline. The but web the
only tiling that burned.

Crushed HI» Hood.

Willium Flynn. an employee on the
Consolidated road. caught his right hand
between the bumpers of two freight cars
in this city last night. His thumb and
first linger were severely crushed. and it
may be sever-i days before he ls sgsin
able to sttend to his duties.

~Lssis twins ss long-s ohssp soap for

 

 

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CONNECTICUT 0L1) PEOPLE.

Lauri-Ind Dmitri-nu of lituhstli
Jul-up Concl- of Olson's Pony.

Horace Staples. of Westport, in II let
tor to the New York Tribune, gives an
interesting scconnt of a long-lived fsm
IIy—the descendants of Elizabeth Jessnp
Couch, of Green' s Ferry. He writes:

One of her daughters married Brze-
kisb Banks, of Greenfield Hill, and was
the mother of eight children. The oldest
dsughter of the eight died at the age of
ninety-four. the third daughter aged
ninety-seven. The oldest son died at the
age of ninety-five, thseyoungest son It
ninety-three.

The oldest daughter married Joseph
Hill. Her maiden name was Sarah
Banks. After the marriage they remov'
ed into the town of Liberty, Sullivan
county, N. Y. Sarah had eight children,
five of whom are living, aged from
eighty-seven down to seventy-six. Eliza,
the oldest, married anon of Judge Crsry,
in Liberty, and has six sons living and
two or three daughters. The oldest son,
Crnry, lives in Bmghumton, being sixty-
eight years old. He and his five broth-
ers average about six feet in height.
Most of them are engaged in tanneries
under the name of Crary Brothers, in
Hancock, N Y., and Burton Crary &
00., in Sheffield, Penn.

Aunt Sarah’s descendants now number
about 150. My honored deceased mother,
Putty Banks Staples, left five children
Her oldest daughter. Deborah, is now
ninety years and nine months old. The
oldest son, Horace, (the writer), is eighty-
eight years and nine months old; the
second son, Sidney, was eighty-seven in
August; Alonzo, the third son,eighty-
four in April; the fourth son. Edward
Jesup, died in November, 1862, aged
fifty years.

The other two daughters of Elizabeth
Jesnp Cinch had ten children, and the
four sons had fifteen. All those I 11st
mentioned are the children, grandchild-
ren, great grandchildred and great‘greut
grandchildren of Elvzabetb Jesup Couch,
and besides these there are many of a
later generation.

I well remember conversing with my
great-grandmother, Elizabeth, eighty-
three, eightyfour and eighty-five years
ago. and how she always sat knitting
with her large Bible in her lap. The
Jecup family Ivcre noted for their venero
ntlon for divine things, as you must
know from your honored citizen, Morris
K. Jesup, whose grandfather was a
grandnephew of Elizabeth. Elizabeth
Jesup married Thomas Couch about 1749
Major-General D. N. Couch is one of her
descendants; in fact, we ask, where can
you name her equal as a progenitor?

It is not much in itself, yet a thing the
like of which not many men may truly
tell, that I tore held frequent conversa-
tions not only with Elizabeth Jssltp
Couch, but with many of her descend-
ants, down to seven generations.

 

 

Tho Loss Promptly Adjusted.

Taylor (I. (wilful —UE.\T1.1—.Mi~‘..\' :-I’l9nse
flCCrpI thanks for the very prompt man-
u rm “hlcb our claim tor loss by the
fire Nov. Till.1890,haaht‘l‘nadjuflf’d.
The notion of the Meridcn Fire Insurance
Clmpnny and the Provrdsnce Washing
ton Insurance company is highly com-
msndnblo. Allow us to say, that paying
Insurance premiums Is often burdensome.
but the iluclmss like manner in which
llIi‘Sr‘ losses have been settled Ia encour-
aging. Yours very respectfully,

RAYMOND BRUS.

Apmpls of the foregoing, on looking
over “The Standard Flrt- L353 vaord,"
we find that the losses of the week end-
ing Utillller'ilrlt.1890, in the United
Stan's were $3,428,000. and that since
January is! they have averaged per
month 7,313,000. Brit few of us realize
the vast humour. of property consumed
annually In this country by fire, the
value of which has mostly to be made
good by fire Insurance companies. That
such losses urvso promptly and cheer-
fully met by our insurance companies is
as wonderful as the vast losses are sur-
prIsltxg.

Mug [trophy Bobs Up Serum-1y Again.

Morgana: Brophy was arrested by (Jon-
stable Lm-kwout' at. tho nirnsltousle Morl-
dny night and lodged in the let-imp.
Mag bud been of! on a two d‘in' spree,
(Ind upon her return t.) the almsbou-e
silo attempted to run the institution ac
cording to ideas of her own. Ionstuble
Lockwood was sent for. and taking two
assistants with him. he went to Max's
room and arrested her. All efforts to
get her to dress herself were in vain,
and she was taken to Iimlocltup in scanty
attire. Yesterday blur; was tried before
Justics Coolidge, who sentenced her to
sixty days in Bridgeport yiil. During
the trial she was quite dramatic, and
said that now u ”Dimicrrltie" board of
authorities was in she supposed all would
be plain smiling

No Choice lode.

A meeting was held in the lecture
room of the First Baptist church lsat
evening, fur the purpoe of calling a pas
tor. Sevenl ballots weroesat, but no
choice was made, as it requires s three
fourths vote of the taming to elect.
The most popular corrdidnto was two
voles behind the rlquirvd number. The
pulpit committee werctbcn authorized
to secure the swrvitrs of the Rev. Frank
E. Bobbins. of Newton Center, Mass" to
oflicists next Sunday. and the meeting
adjourned.

With unfit}:

The dssd body of Oliver stis was
dhcoversd lying in tho doorwsy of his
home in Bethe! Hondsy night. HI bud
fsllsn in some wsy and his neck was
bronco. Homily-us oldsndlssvss
strident sudssvsrsl ohildm.

 

AN ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

ONE OF THE POSSIBILITIBS OF
THE NEAR FUTURE.

 

A Syndicate or Baron Cnpitllists Said to
ho Negotiating for tho Porch-so of the
Norwalk Tnmwsy Company's machine

It will besurprislng if the rumble of
the wheels of an electric car are not
heard along the line from the Consult
dated depot in this city, through East
Norwsik, and p the out side to the bor-
ough. in n she time.

Howard Wh ier, of New Haven, was
in town yester y negotiating for the
purchase of the ranchise of the Nor-
wslk Tramway company for a Boston
syndicate, for the purpose of establishing
an electric street our line over the East
avenue route. It is understood from
good authority that a purchase price has
been agreed upon and that in all probo-
bllity the company will sell. Further
arrangements are being made with the
Norwalk and South Norwsik Electric
Light company to supply motive power
to s Thompson Houston system of street
car motors.

Whether the price will be in ready
cash or stock or part of both. is not gen-
erally known, but it is believed to be the
latter.

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Goings and Coatings of People we
Like to Road About.

L. C. Hard. of Boston, Mesa" is in
South Norwnlk to-dsy.

D. Burr Beach, of South Norwalk, is
Visiting his family in Derby.

T. S. Morison and family are spend-
ing the week in New York city.

Mrs. Louis Potter and» family are the
guests of friends in Massachusetts.

Miss Minnie Weed, of New Haven, is
the guest of Franklin avenue friends.

H. R. Hale left town this morning on
a three days” business trip to Springfield,
Mass.

bliss Kate Cameron, of this city, who
has been visiting friends in Ansonia, re-
turned home yesterday.

Miss Minnie Wilson, of Hartford, who
is visiting friends in Best Norwuiir, will
return home on Thursday.

Edwin H. Abrams, editor of the Green.
web News. was a welcome caller at THE
SENTINEL office this morning.

Robert A. McDonald and Frederick H.
Qulniard started yesterday for Philadel.
phia,where they will remain a few days.

Wilbur M. Harris, manager of the
Bridgeport Polo club, son of the late
Davui Harris, of Norwalir. is.in town to.
day.

Misses Mabel Davis and Mamie Mead,
of New York city, who have been the
gutets of John Tracey, of I’Ialtsville ave-
nue. returned home um morning

Bownytou News.

Presiding Elder Cheney Is to give his
Iliumluntl-d ltCUIfP on “Places and things
In India" at the Methodist church Friday
evening. This lecture was recently de-
III'I'FL‘II In East Norwaik and is highly
spoken of. It Is to be for the benefit of
the church personage fund.

Rev. Harry S. Kidd, of the New Casin-
an Baptist church preached hereon Sun
day. Previous to the mdruing service
b.» baptzzed Miss Grace Shorer and Eben-
I zer Marsh in the river near the church.

Two conversions followed the sermon
of Rev. E. I). Tree at the Methodist
Church last Sunday evening.

Samuel Williamson's new house on the
West side of the river is fast nearing
completlon.

bliss Emma White is visiting Miss
FHIHCCS Lowndea at City Island, L I.

The selectrnen of Dnrleh have appoint»
ed Charles Bulcllict us Grand Juror.

The meeting of the Rising Star Divi-
sion, S. of T. will be held this evening,
instead of Friday night, to permit mem—
bers to attend the illustrated lecture at
tin» Methodist church.

l-‘ml Dirsey, the barber, Will sail for
bio native home in Germany in the
COINS“ of a few weeks.

The Evangelistic-Hosting in Norwnil.

Tb» meeting more than held its own
last’nvnniug, notwithstanding the two
funeral serwces in the society during the
afternoon. and the general tmpropitlous-
nessof the weather. The talk of Mrs.
Davison‘flesus. the Mighty to Save."
vvns beautiful in sentiment and sparkling
with apt and forceful incidents. The
chorus choir did good work. Their
singing, as led by Mrs. stis, was full of
inspiration. All should come in and
enjoy these meetings. Come, no matter
what church you belong to. Our pur-
pose is for the general good of all.
Meetings this afternoon at 3 o'clock and
at 7 :45. Tomorrow at 3 p.m. sud 7:30.
Note the time.

flooring 01 St. Paul's Sunday School.

The annual meeting of St, Paul's Snn~
day school was held in the lecture room
of the church last evening. The course
of work for the year was planned
and arrangements made for the coming
Christmas festival. The officers of the
school are In follows: Bomriniendeni,
the Racial; usistsnt superintendent. St.
John Merrill; trossttrer, A. A. Betta; sec
retsry, George Cousins; parish Iibnrisn.
Albert A. Betts; Intermediate iibrsrlsnc,
Charles L. Tenny, flurry Smith Ind
Frederick O. Hsniord.

—-A household without the economies!
Brnssslssosp isss incomplete unit-II
withoutsulsppsrors younglsdywiih.
ostshssu.

 

' confer the third degree.

TOLD IN 1 LINE 0! TWO...”
Ilsrtsn Worthym o! Iontin ni- Ivlt‘l‘v
Quarter cl (Io-muss. . ‘

A. B. Burgont,the well-known W .
wsre manufacturer, has consent“ to

run for Insyor of New Hsv “I,
Democratic ticket. The election N
held' In December. ‘

An unidentified msn threw hints-If in
front of the fast freight on the M
dated road lesving Heriden It 12:10 ”9
terdny and the engine IHII thirteen ssrs '
passed over him, horribly mulling “0
body. Hebsd'lMOin hispocht. »

A plau' Is now on foot in vurlotu puts
of the State for naming country mulls
sud numbering the farm-hum s’l tbs
houses are numbered in the city, putting ‘
up sign- -bosrds at the corners, null ll
fact, making it very easy to Bird t given
point” In the rural districts.

Henry Titus, an employee of the Pot-
nam Gas and Electric Light company,
was burned yesterday afternoon by the
explosion of n naphtha retort which "out
off his escape by o well of time. His
hair and whiskers were burned off and
his face was so badly burned that the
skin came off. He will probably not re-
cover.

Birmingham people who are compelled
to use the city water are becoming
alarmed at its impurity, and are olnmor- ,
ing for better water or no pay. In
houses where used, the water etholo-
such a bad odor that the stench is unen-
dnrabio. The color resembles the! of I
clam chowder. The Water compsny
have paid as heed to the complaints.
and the public is indignant. Physician
say that the water is unsafe to use, and
are calling attention to the fact through
the papers.

Ills LATEST TASK.

Steeple Chnrloy to Oil tho Would-[toll
Monument.

Steeple Charley’s fume spreads. Every-
body that has n sky-high job that must
be done sends for the great steeple
climber and is willing to pay him his
price. Charles got through his crow
hanging on the spire of St. Patrick’s
church in Norwich Saturday, and his
next job is likely to be the most umbi-
tioua one he has ever undertaken. He
has been hired to oil the towering Wuh-
ingtrm monument. The outside of the
shaft has become dry and “gritty" on
account of the weather, like an old Ing-
ou axle, and Charley bus been engaged
to grease it allover.

Talking with a reporter Smithy,
Steeple Charley admitted thst gracing
the monument. whose peak is hou’ I
thousand feet high and more. isnmighty
big undertaking, “but that’s all right,"
he added. “1 can do it. of course. as
slick as you please.” The steeple fly is
to be paid $3,000 for crawling over the
Washington pile, and the job, any!
Charles Taylor, (that’s his whole name),
will take about six weeks.

 

.\'0 EXTRA SESSION NECESSARY.

The Next Logislntnro will Decide tho
Election Caution.

A Hartford despatch says: The re-
port that an extra session of the legisla-
ture may be called to settle the dispute
"concerning the election of s governor is
not believed here by politicians in either
party. In the first place it is badly
probable that the present legislature
would feel warranted in taking-by steps
to settle the question as to whether
Judge Morris or Gen. Kerwin have
been elected Governor. That is. ques-
tion for the next legislature to decide.
Again, there would be an enormous ex-
pense attached to the calling of In mu
session, not to speak of the inconvenience
to which the members would be subject-
ed. For these reasons there is hsrdly a
possibility that an extra session will he
culled, and if the election of Judge lor-
rib is not conceded by the Republicans
when the legislature of 1891 convenes.
that assembly will settle the dispute,
either by its own not or by piecing the
matter in the bands of the courts.

SOL 'I‘ III'OBT’S CHUBCT WAR.

it Is Now at an End and tho Wm
Ars About to Call a llinlstor.

The famous church vrsr which broke
forth in Trinity Church Purina, Balth-
port. inst June, and in which Rev. 0. 0.
Adams, at that time rector of thucbnroh.
took n prominent part. has It lat hip-
pily subsided. After being for burly six
months without s regulsr rector the
church people have unsolmonslydscidsd
to tender Is call to Rev. 8. '1’. (Ir-hum, of
St. Ambrose church, New York city.
Mr. Graham has twice occupied the pol-
pit of Trinity church and on both occa-
sions made It most. favorable Impression
on its parishioners. Bu In a very slo-
qnent sud forcible prescher. The old
"Dr. Adsma' controversy" hss bun put
entirely aside and the mots! ”unit
is in favor of a cell to Dr. (Ir-hm. A
parish meeting will be held out Ion-
clsy evening and It that time the will“
will probnblv be acted upon.

Work About! for Old Wall I“...

Did Well Lodge, F. I: A. I..tvlllwork
the second degree on Frlduy netting,
Next Tuesrisy event“ St. John's Indy.
No. 3, of Bridgeport. will be present-rid
0n M
evening, the finish. Old Well 1nd“ will
work the third degree. 0n M
evening. December 2d. the North”;
Iadgswill he presents sod wits-Is its
working olthstlnrd deans. Tbs m
looked for visit to Oops-Ions My.
Insects Temple. will probably be as“
WMI’. mu 1Ms