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NUMBER 888.
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Entered at the Past ones at South Norwsllr as
Second-Class latter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1890.
a cornea-row
[out infill lllllllll
orrnx
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Abbreviations: N Norwnlk; S. N. -South Nor
walk. I. N. -xut fauu.’
To those of our readers who are not al-
roady aware of the fact we would an that
every ,Irn heroin represented. what or of
or anal!
degr- will b. found
I. like", business trans-
relfah ary
natio and well worth of all patronage
malt-I’d to than. ’
- All OOHPRRSSORS.
NORWAI.‘ IRON WORKS 00. The. Water at.
user It. II. b .
nuns.
m JAKE. an 8W!!! “Jinan!
fiwuhhrlond.‘
mum .
mnsmnmrmm, NJ!!!“ Washington
“.3 “I‘m
cream. Inge.”
SGOPIRLD EllAC.19No lain-t8 N. Sole
agent for Rortou' a oclchratedice can-711.1“
WRRNIIR. cm L. lain st.near Pare
confectioneryandlcecream. Preshgoodsdaiiy
WILSON‘S ‘Horue lada“ Bread Bar: .Granite.
ville. Leave orders at Goa Pitzer 5,1 t. I’luce
Battles.
ENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The. Wall st, N.
lus 4.1.“)
agaphd mEogéimder'it dent??L. y'er, viee-wesrdent;
William Curlinus
A ONAL BAN dSsaW hingtonst,
Clams. N. Capltfl’m $100,010 surplus 31?},
no. It. ll. Rowan. president; J l.
coerTY NATIONAL“ BANKThe
ted 1524. Capital 'pmo,
.llyatt; vicepreat" Iodwin
COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The, 51
nllefi Depu'ta $430,000. surplus Wm
Windcl S. Hourly:l Mada: S. Cramvicc
prest; Jamaal! flail ey.treas
NATIONAL BANK OF NONI-YALE, The. 51 Wall
t..N lnetsporntsd 1857. Capital W..000 She u-
acrliill, ,.RJII'rilrice rcst.;ll.
Price. a. 'Direetors, it B. J. Hill,
w. o It. R. Lockwood, .f. A. Osborn.
(MRWIMRMD W. l-itch. W 1-
Bishop. Banken', lerchants' Eannfacturers‘,
Penn-i and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALKM SAVINGS SOCIS'IlzlY,‘go ,The,Wall at, N.
s
l. deasfiifirrntdé‘f mm'mrsnfurdm vicepresc;
SOUTH WNORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, De-
positsoverfliwwoflurplus $5,000. Alden Sol
ohnII. line true. Interest
paiddcpoartors. Honey 011W
BEEP. (Wholesnle. )
SOUTH NORWALK am CO. S. N. Hammond
beef.,pork,sheep,larnb veal. etc.
TERRY, Wl. If. k (30.. N. Armour‘sbeefand
Home baud
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON ,.J P. Postofileeboxsah, N. Circulars
folded in over row Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
OARRGSOJ. foot Raymond at S. N. lione-
BRIDGE BUILDERS. mum
BRLLGIO S. AGO. P Oboxh'lt. S'. N.
ot,bridgas docks. pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJI. S. Solute-LS. N. cnsIomWorkand
especially.
HARWYJIH. Nolalnst,§.N. specialtiain
BOO?! AID SHOH marking. 11
PHILLIPS. 930 .8 Railroad Place, 11 A
workueatlyandprornptly done
HOOKSHLIJIHS AND STATIONHBS.”
PINNIO, Am N. card engraving, w
J ,bas‘enlz'all and tennis goods.
I’LAISTRD’ G STD 43 Washington at,
S. n. .835me Jim... ......"
BOX mazes. (Wood and Paper!) hat
W. seer S. N. manufacturer 0
3' F. whtnea'kte. General shop jobbing.
momma “TERMS. II also
m3. EN H. ft. Washington st,
blnswnISIewer pipe, hay. straw. etc.
LIONARD. OHASLTWaIersgN brickofali
Milne. and. calaster, hair. ctc..alao blue
Sta Ell ukee, Philadelphia and
OS. wa
“When 1mts.tirrck.lath, lime,cenient,adauiant.
BUTTER. OHBRSB, IGGS, to.
SOHON BUTTER HOUSE. next door to the Post
S.N .—a of all diiIcrent
matches: .In‘’ and domestic All
gradesof bottn', any, goods, etc.
CARRIAGE REPOSI'I'OHIBS.
DANN.Wl.E.50Wallat.N. Curlsgnharnesan,
m, stable and carriage furnishings.
(immune AND BUILDERS.
mruu C. Arm at. S. N. estimates
prom yattended to.
HORTON,“ A. a ”Taylor avenue. S. N. Jobldng
WALLIL) Randall’ mill, RN. ledcrn
I natoglra
Johnna“ Rafi-'nnteagiven'l'eiephone st-e.
moot). a. dream-es. N Jobbing
pants
".30 Oman nearlainw-Ofleeeor.
wW silN'ngdmarq N“ ‘t‘lldtealn wired wakingz
“mpg ndow nines urn wes
anti-arm roughened. Telepbooeggnnberzsz.
. 0mm AND OILCIMHS.
WILDLIIOYT. lGa-nrtlcbldg, N ”Wash-
Ingtolst, Notes advertiuncut.)
OAIIIAGI IANUPAOTIXHKHS.
TILLY .IIRNIIY. No. lain st. 8. N. molartnrernf
carriages, Special attention given to repairing.
WRIGHT I ILYNN. footof Franklin», manufsc
“‘3'“ wagonam lrucks,cte hinting.
min: repnlrlagaspvdal y.hora'oahoetn
0 A! fosnul offload
O. Bfllnlalrnt. y
.fiireatnar orwsddin‘asnd partial.
”warm-Id
CATHOLIO 000m; ab
151.150 00.16 lain It, nerve
HA muons-ad
unbl-
“shuttle”
«on BOX IANUPALWIIIL: fee
OBNOHAS» nlarsksll S uses
”(an JOIN debrbusssanddenlerln hboas.
”moan IMPACTS-Tall.“
HOY'I' DCIGARCO. If) .laln
AS. $.0me Incclgvrs.
“www.mwmmlfl
m
wmanaema. s a sis-Johnnie
01"]. morass”. II
“A" In Washington 5 .
“m to lanl mmu'm m
0038" KANDPAD'I'IIW
WIGOIWDT, m8. H. mm
Wdlhacdwllnldhfl
00003 W ted
PLAISTID‘BCW “ml, who wears.
nsnuheturndatdflW-hlugtonst. S. N.
W! AND ousswann.
NASH, LII u:BlO.cur.IalnsndWaststatl.l.
“The. No. latest nanssl,
UNIVERSALS‘I‘O
lsrrtps,crockary.glsss housefnrnishingsmt:
humans.
DOUTWRILJ! P...I.ander‘sbloek,Solsiust.S
Oleahours, Bun. lodpum
G110. 8.. D..SI) SWsshlfitniJor
.N. Romania to: m.
WRED.W. 1.. ,...DDS 79!;th st.S..N
HoursSa. m‘. loprn tam.
DOORS. SASHAg'DBLINDS-
SH'ITH,W.H.&CO.15&17WMII.N.W
oodheework.w ls.,etc
nummsrrvrxrtrnm.
m1.l.80hewnntst,SHN (.‘rnahadstas.
DAIS-
IAHI' SID]! PRAREACY.Va'n Zaudt ave. 1N.
S'lndaylionrs, a mom. lump. or. Prescrip-
tions careluily compounded.
GREGORYJ. G. SSWallst, N. Enablished mo.
Wholesale lasaleaud retail. Popular prices
RIGGS JOIIN A. 11 Main at. N. Perfumes.-—fifty
veiIiflerent perfumes.
PLAISTKD'S 43 Washington at. S. N patent medi’
cines.etc. Pb ysiciarts' preacriptlousaspeclatty.
DRY-GOODS.
AIIBLER J. L. .k SONS-“The Equitable " No. 2
Gazette:uildiug.N. Drygoode. oil clot'ln. nab
NEE
BANKS, ll K. Mahackeruo IIotel block, 8. N. d!!-
goods, notiona.giores. etc. Underwcaraspeciaity.
BENNETT. J. P. 19 lain at, N. Business estab
liahed over forty—two years.
DIGKEREAN. A. Jr SON St Washington at. S. N.
goods, carpets. etc. (see adv.)
SCOPIRLD It IIOYT. aGszctte bldg, N. 68 Wash-
ington st,S. N. (See advertisement. )
STREET EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods. fancy goods. notionsandh osiery.
ELECIBICIAN.
BAKER. E. V.. Electric gum ll gluing.
alarms; call bells. Ac.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
burglar
p, ADAES EXPRESS t 0 other: railroad station, 8.
x. audttii'auu N , .
puts of the world. Passenger train service.
rates. Lemur llunt, t.
EXP]! SSMI'IN
BURTON & BRUNDAGR. officeat Benedict s. 03
Wall at, N. Our motto, prompt attention."
pru‘cl forwarders to all
Low
CAVANAGII‘S EXPRESS. furniture and
pianos moved. Leave orders at laisted's. S. N.
a. Curent and prompt service.
“TEAMS. MINORS. ITO.
era of sconeld s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORW ALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
PEB‘I'ILIZEBS.
RAYEOND BROS. Bradley s superm phosphate
SMITH. W. H. A CO. Water at. N. agents for W ll
llama Clark &. Co.‘ a standard fertilizers.
RAYMOND BROS. 0rd! she in stock. spec-v
morderfire momfichi’gmy line linings
RUNTA ZELUFP, 69Wsshington at, S N. due
Sch, oysters, clams. fruits, grime, vegetables, etc.
HORTON. JOIIN B. Gl'l‘sylor avenue, S. N. Also
atone dealer.
sspbnlt.hrick. brick.cerneritand gravel walks.
WA Am nor 'Am
SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at post-omen and
BYXBKE. F. S. NCO. 93minst,N. Manufactur-
finc extracts. I'. S. Ambler.
inl nurtures. Land plaster, groundboue, 001122:
"BE BRICK AND CLAY.
FISH. OYSTIIBS. (SLAMS. I'I'I'c.
FLAG AND CONCRETE \VALKS.
RAYIOND BROS. crntrnctotw for lag. concrete.
umw. H. b 00. Music Hall block. 8.3.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEN" FLOUR. the best made. Don't
fail to use it
L'IIOMMEDIEU I). ANTI-1L. east end of Washington
It bring The choicest of family dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS hay. straw. flour and feed in
re, ear or cargo lots.
RED HILL. Darlen. le’oot A Rose. Grain. choir
ground foul, graham and rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place, S. N. plants. cut
flowers and ornamental plecn made tuurdcr N.
’ ELBOWnrtIsl, 0 LnlouCemc
0%?an flowers. etc. 3 12ml work a speucqtaity.
1118.3. N. near the dc Redd!
hugs flowers and floral workp‘zitf all Mug
roses a specialty.
SEITH‘M JOIIN II. So. lainst,8.N. theoldcstsad
known florist in this vicinity. Pints, cut
dometc. Plorslworkof nilkinshaepecialty
and done promptly.
11131811!le DEALERS.
COLEUAN THEODORRW ashiugton st (east end)
Furniture, looking glasses, picture frame: etch
I A WKIT'I'LISKY. a Eamon. t y
mm' 's old stand). Seradvertisetnut.
RAYNOND GIG. H. newstore. “and falalnst
Poardoorsabove old.store
STOW DAVID. natal) nodal. So..latnat,SN
Furnitars,nattreases.
GAS LIGHT COHPAZ‘IIS.
ALI GAS LIGIIT COMPANY. once 10
“0%“. N. Gssfmllghgheataedpmvn.
Cokeaix cent-per Mel. Coal Tar three dol-
lars per barrel. package extra.
«ROGERS. Wholesale.)
[10le I; mane-um Wallet N. whole-
sale grocers. dour. grain. hay. etc.
SW11 BROS. Hand 16 Well at. N. wholesale
grocers, dour. feed. grain, hay. rte.
(IBOOEBS.
BROWN'S WILL‘OX ToWashiagtmi at S. N sole
agentaf orcele lebrncrdhrnlngtoorrennevybuuev.
BECKER. CONRAD. Ill Washington at. S N
choice cries and provisions.
1' CHAS II. meant to Hatehlna, alto.
lain d. S 18 table deilcncies for run, "he.
PINNEGANAO'RIILLY. its lain at. N. flour
feed. hay. straw. coal and wood
PINNIY .k BKNRDICT of Wall at, N. fancy and
staple Module: confectioneryd fro it. etc.
PITCH, ,Igolw. Wartave.ear. lerwlti ri.N. canned
union. batter
GLOVBRC. LdelseN. e“leaner tothshvst
trade.ohtsiaablv
(“33.503.11wmfl. 3. ~09-
WWWAbtsni-esrltkatstlonklt
mwnl‘inm late I!
LAW’I‘O P ‘01.).800. IL. .
massed tabladeliasetsn S”
1.’ aw.mmnr.~insovwm
at. “Maples- sspadaly.
1100th BARR/W No migrants-em].
ham foreignfruirs. lonr,fead. ere.
SSW YORSTIACO. filalnvt. 3...! llsller—
Tsn. notes-and andsplusavpsclslty.
NICIIBSONISI'ITS. SS “in. :7 Iain an}!
sparialtynsdsoftsbledellras
UI'IIAIR. (ill). Wilton are. and School at. N
Huston.“ andaaw aawpr'nres.
SIYHOURC. I a Waskl "can a II head
auricular for'newevlshrntad nudge-rt.
ALI)” CHAD II. BWfllmN. (my bat»
vtar. case's. emubla comm. fruit-.20:
Gill- AID AIIUII'I’IOI.
GUNS. Alll' 311103 and Sporting (Barl- of all
kink atV A o 8 Water at.
HAW WIS: (IVES OP)
ASCIIJOSSPH J.'.‘lonrnsst,ll. Selector-err
of knthodlsa
urnurn‘rsrsamowu
n.8,
N. Inputs." llnlakln. ...-.53....
asleattsrsofgttrvs‘fm. pl '
HA‘I'T'KIS'TOOLS.
wnmnwn shah! N lroafoanh.
“mammal-steamboat
nanmmcmmi“.
INAPP‘I'HS mu .
anaddty-hflhanrtsnd Ian.
“IMAM“
mm! d A". m Mlle!
hamlet-S” afl'nnhTfiII-JN.
leankafln Gina-wrest.
ma ”mums-unanno-
”Whmnflfl. “flaw
”mi-Ii
'fib‘u
Lgmhrnnsnujnpkn.
HABDWABI AND coroner.
PROWI'I‘T.J. TJEISIIILN. llxhlhnrdwnrtnhd
W.B.JOO.15M17WM 3.001%
m ‘1
marrow. c. lsslclalibbekJJl m
“Marla-.m-
DWYRR. P all N harness
. II. 8W . casino made
and repairing neatly r139.
H038! DRAW.
PARSONS I. ma! Ilrookside Stock MS.
host'sessu allpurposes. All animalsaoldm by
sensblishtneut are warranted. “mot the
French coaching stalllrn Galllard.”
HORSI SHOIHS.
murmur: N this art. more
“v“ ....mMm rl'u?&tro'ttiughorses.
AllchN ngetslnnmn. J 0. Outline.
Ilaropnuphnrntanrantattae
Sehsnh nmwmmom
NORWAIJK HOTEL. new. R11. depot.
[McPherson modalities.
OLD WILL H “Washington 83. Read
STEVENS ”Washlnxlumfl. . My,
Muslin?“ wooden warn. ‘ . ,
“ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARI). ll. "Belden Point I'm." 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGRLLOCSWOOD. 9 lalnshN. Insur-
aneeandiealestateinallitsbranchen. t P_,O
LAYTON, JACOBl. Washingtoust nor to
s. :8 me”. plate glass, accidelrtand iiie. (see adv.)
LOCKWOOD, Wl.eor. lainandWallsts. N. Real
estate. investments, lonusnegotlatcd, etc.
NORRRLLA L'HOICIEDIEU, lib Washington st,
S. N. strictly Subclass companies represented.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 4.5 A 47 Wuhington at,
S N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OONNEC‘I'ICUT GENT. LIFE INS. 00.. S S. I.’
Ilornuicdico. agent. thhlngton st.S..N seesd.
lETROPOLITAN LIPS INS CO. m Washington
at. S. N. P. J Gruhb. assistant snot.
1.0th1. mm INS. co- N. In imam
business slum I”. No outstanding lose claims.
P OPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. 45 Washing-
on st. S. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUI’URD BEasouic bl .N. 15% Bands
Iiiridlescx Ranking and Equitable cE' I go Cos
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. 11. .k 00. 15 and 1’.“ Water rt, N.
spring. axles, cirrlsge hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
EERRI'I'I' It If. standstWatcr at,N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at. S. N. War. I]. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk IronWorks
Co., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELS”.
PERRIS. A. S. 39 50.31am at. SN. op. City Hotel,
SN. tine watch repairing a specialty.
ilin'T. II. B. 18 No. Main st, S. N. strictlydrrtclan
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LcGRAND, 58Wallet. N. watches. dis.
moods, rte. Pine watch repairing a specialty.
R001). II S. diamonds, watcheslewe .silver and
plated were, repairing Sspecinlly.331in st. SN.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 2. room 3 30190ch b'd' g. Wall
borough Notary and Realm Late.
OS‘I’. SSE 8 No. Math notary,
Fimngw kinda carefully “tamed to. W
IIIIRLBUTT J. BRLDKN, roosurb and 6 Gazette
building. W ail st. borough.
Vuotsry
Yorks state.
LIGIIT. JOHN H.102 Was
commissioner of deeds for
LOCKWOOI), HDWARDH. rrxrrns Gazette bldg
borough. Attorney, riotsryand pensions
SRYIOUHJOHN S. room RPM OnNat.
Bank building, N. Counselkrratl aw.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooni lasauic building, Well
at
LIVZBY STABLE.
DANNJIORACS ll. Excelsior livery and board
lug stables. thrice No. a River at. N.
GREGORY. (ll-ll) S. N Knight at, N.
ours a specialty. Telephone (83.
m MANUFACTURERS.
LOCI-{WOOD MANUFACTURING (It) Do
N. Manufacturers of builders' ware. at“
office 311 Pearl at, NewYork once 99 Readout;
Chicago once 10 Lake at.
NORW ALK LOCK COMPANY. S N. New York
001cc 82 Chambers it. Locks and builders' hard
ware; designers; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass iron.
LUMBER DLALIZBS.
HILLRJ. 9Watcrst,N. Allkindsoflunhcrdo
livcred toanypointbyrnll.tennorvearel.
“CHIN! SHOPS.
NORWALR IRON WORKS CO The. Water at.
nearit. R ,S. N. General machinery iron
and brass matings, f Babbitt metal, re»
pairs for nannfaetories stanboars.
SCOFIELD, Wl. A. Knight at.‘t Newnschtnery
andrcpslring promptly attended to.
mm GAHDZNEBS.
J [NNINGS A WATIRBURY. S. N. barl- and all
gartienprodnceinseastn for thewholcaalstrnde.
IAIKII'PS.
A NOD11. lARlST. 20 Wall st. N.Wra.Wsrdwell.
prop. beef. real lamb. nnttooand l_uy
AVISON. A. 158““, N meats. rnlrs. vegeta—
blea.‘ mundane .and ereallopa. butter
”v canned
HNNZI‘T A BUSTED meals lob
Bseer-Jinn». fruits. 8N» “batik?"
BISSZLL. DANA C. 12 Iain at. N. choice-eats.
poultry. llsh. vegetables. etc.
BRITI’O'S CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water at. N.
leafs. vegetables. fruits. prmltry. at lowest price!
CARR. WILLlAl 11. Benedict Psrn rssrkst [N
Pine nests. fresh vegetableoolowestrashpvieen
PARRING'I’ON. J. A. nests. lab, 0
...... “...... «slime... m
Gm. 010 Eat-l avenue 1". N. choice nests.
Pine turn-
rnl,t etc. esshprires.
DAY.“ ’11ch 1350. latest S. N. was”
mdevedisrdsspecialty.
JIIDSON. A G Cratrsllukrt. cor lamaadllavt
had-t.» 1s. cwmwuy. rm
LilSURNKKWl lDWuhiagtonmvaMII
NJealer insl allkiadsfraah
LOGIWOOD. Lanxhrldp. S N In
www.cxognm “or" b
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LOCIWOOI) mm“ b," r lain. “0‘, g,
A. S“. Old comma latest.
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lALlO. ALBIN. leis-t. son's-1.1! .rholre
fimvrgetabmmme
FEW name. I S‘. More,” mmgp.
veal. Inmate
St'IlAlfl. JACOR I Want Want-glen st.S.l.
W’W’Em” Tl‘l’igfk
SIITH'SI'AS .
Innst.SN. lumen-d poultryfor fanllytiads.
.SPIIJANIJ. W. fishes-vial. N. wagoaranr
dulyailovsvthetown.
..WADRW S. n-taf. “mavens. vans
loatlpntaoftownwltknncfrrshand tussle
WIXONJ. lll‘l’dlst.3. Chi-tends. pool
try. "III“, 'Mmrw'a
IAIILI All) 0M3";
Blimp” Weasel! naanlarroreraflsr
gradtcndnubkwmhslaodniev in building
stonssndesnuevywark. N ...
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mmhndnmprm.ne.
m. I) Immune.
airlock. saver. wast ave. us. All ties-
“W m
ammunition-no.8“
nevi-n. Alum wetness;
minimum-wanna: Jail-a
1.1mm. SMILE. Anti-hes
“gamma-intro.
flan-1mm.
mason-rear: I all
“mall. Wit '
an.
linemen-raven“
ammunition Amara-v-
snarl.
mutt-rattanummw
minus-anus. an. nun-rm
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’AWOM‘T' bade-muster artillery. IWafa
ll-ull (III
MfiAGm GRIN. ” Ia
lIlS. lLflSolammS. N. Intent
Jstyles. loaralngs especially.
STJOHN, llnnttlainstJl. lilllnery.7aney
sndIIaeroods.
Intro mourns.
BRADLEY W. ofthelateWn.
n.1vur)lnrtainoi.rv.mmnmouy
rmrznrraarrrmuxr. mixtures. Piano
M a. rim «.11. Plano. an-
GIBSON aux.
audhsrnony.
GTON.lRS..1Dlalasl.N Vocalin-
audv oreat.devslopruen
ASH. lISSJENNIlR. nNortharennnll.
Planoaud lJ. harofhnrnnnntalanl
SAWleRSJl. tese
wagesslei‘nesidonosat 31.5.3." Ptalstadl.
ms BM.
nonwm. n. u. 74 was“... as. blank
wanna nl ' Wam Irving's
W state-y .tlnaad were, '
new rm muons.
WW Orderslattstllodwsll’sstns.
74Wu IRS 5.x
WKWOOD. c. 1:. onion Dellyn‘hJJt. Greg-
ory's It; New York 160 Greenest.
NEW & mono-Harm FURNITURE
PODlORE. Wl. under Salvation Army Barracks,
S. N. Stoves, ranges,crockery, carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLAN!!!” AND DEALERS.
BELL, HIRAE P.0 Box 111. S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams
CUTSILRR J footofRaynondsts. N. whole
saledealerinfineo oysters.
HllgT, Wynn. 5.2018, lthater It,“ S. N fore-”of
o tern exporters w e
design in native oysters.
REED .k HOUSEAN, lat Waterst.S. N. plantar
and shippers of Norwalk oysters
VANNAl J. I... lCOwP 0. 130me. N.
Oysters clams, wholesale andretaii
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chan. 11 Als-
thorpe rrpe,.,pmp Riverside are, S. N Stoves.Stean
and Rot Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the cclebratedCartonf uraaoe.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J. T. ‘5 lain at. N. Jewett's lends.
Rosary and Wadsworth a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. chett‘s, Atlantic and Senior s
Lend Calcutta oils and Avn‘ill Chemical Paint.
SEITII W 11 LCO. 1531” Waterst, N agents
for hmgtnnn A: Martinez points.
PAPER HANGINGS.
PROWI'I‘T. J T. 45 latest. N. w‘uluw shades,
Hollands. fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR A C0 21 Main 1.2!. also hardware,
points. oils, glametc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIIAN,C. A. 11 Erie at, N. Instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty
NORTH G. S. TSWashingwn II. S. N. modality
only and that the best
RBADlAN P If. Gareth bull N. Cabinet
photographs £2.50 per doe; onc- doe. 81.3).
PIANO TGNIR! AID HHPAIBIHS.
HINDI-IS. C. P. Lockwood Hall. N. Alsodesler in
pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANING KILLS.
RANDALL, MINER I). S. N. All kindaof wood
workatretaiiorforthetrade.
PLUMBING.
lEEKERdCO., W. II. lusie Rail block, S. N.
Plumbing. stain and gas fitting.
NASH P 11 £3110 arr. latrisedWcststs,S. N.
Plumbing and gas tilting. ranges and heaters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY (:0. James W.
IIyatt. pleat: Edwin G. Hoyt. supt.
DIAL ESTA" noun.
YTON. JACOBI. Um anattoPHO
LA \l.propertyf f.ornle.hoasestor:'t.taeeadv)
lthltIlLLA L'IIOIERDIBU. ”Wellington st.
tl. N selling. rentlugnndcalleeting
WILSON O. I". Gazettabldg N I
money to loan.
of companion at the lowest rates.
WOODW AltD. R. A. No. lain at S N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE IIIVB, 5 Water at. N. wnrn meals at all
hours. dinner 8c.
llENitY‘S. 15:40. Main at. s. N. The bet-1‘5: dinner
in the city. Board by the they or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. EA 503. rur, West aw and l‘unrt
infill! I'l:u--. S. N, Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Pris-lo)
BAIRDS. lltlS INSTITUTK' d Orrhsal n, N.
Y bung ladies boarding sud-is ac.hool
HEAD. lrs. llillaidc.N. Dayand boarding school
for girlsand young ladies. Pita for any college
or coarse c in f. Pally equi lab-
retorysttsr New ork artists eta ed in
slealdcpartmant. Special advantages or the
the study of art, eloentlon.
Fulltcrnberrtns October 2.1. Circulars will be
sent upon application.
NORWALK llLl’l'ARY INSTITUTE. N. Prank S.
Roberts. principal. Circular on request.
Also insurance written in boat
WILSON. )IR. 2 II Srhtiol for boys. Vurwrtlk,
f", Fri-para! m rullem- nuri scien' 1“ schools
For rin‘ularr, Irene M above
SEWING IACHINES.
SHAILKR. C l. 16 So lain st 8 N. Wheelerand
Will! 1." and “llamhold.” needles. oil. attach
neuta Repairing a specialty.
smut CONTRACTORS.
RAYlONI) BROS. sewers bullcwater plprs laid
excavating, Illlng grading. landscape gar-loamy.
Silt)! MANUFACTUIII’RS.
LOL‘NSBL’IIY. lATllkWSON A CO. SN. Lla‘ilmi
the shoes.
Gm‘).ll.WllDlCO.nad-learoon71.m,
75. and" .. Water w ll . Established 1870
lentil-clams of ladles' mines and children' s
the footwear for the "latitude
SHIRT-WW AND UNDnIIAI.
Illf'l‘t’lllNIlON (.1)th CO. Norwsik. New York
and midterm-Cons.
SPORTSIHN'S GOODS.
AIIIN. JOHN ll ulna at. N. headquarters for
gene. thing tackle. annuities. are.
”All BUILD!“
BAIIRJUUlfS.Wal-st.nantto\vheatn'sfonn
dry.» tltalrs and order.
hand rsllllo
Till Dt’Nt‘AN IRON SAILING WORKS. Water
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saunter Bu! mmmwnu st.
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building-tens. cradles“ mutual-p
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MR ROWE’S MONEY GONE.
BIS ELEVEN-MID“) 80! RUNS
AWAY WITH “00.
Sixteen-I'M" Willi. llagal nn Aaron
pilot of Mung Sumo—They Go
Armed with Costly lorolvrrs.
List evening Willis Rowe. the eleven-
yesr-old son of John N. Rows, of Spring
Hill, and Willie Slegel, the sixteen-year-
old son of William Slegsl, of Chapel
street, borough, boarded an waning
train for New York, and at this writing
have not been heard from.
For some time Rowe and Siegel have
been great chums. They attended the
Over River school. where they have
lately displayed a great deal of money.
sodhave made alarga number of pro-
unts, consisting of perfumery. jewelry,
and the like, to their girl claumatea.
Era. F. J. Camp. their teacher, though:
it rather strange that the boys had so
much money and wrote a letter to Mrs.
Rowe. She called on Ilrs. Camp at the
acth yesterday afternoon and, on hear-
ing the teacher’s story, made up her
mind that something was wrong and
proceeded to investigate. While on her
way home Mrs. Rowe met her son and
made him accompany her to the house,
leaving him down stairs while she went
up stairs to converse with her older son.
In the meantime Willie had broken
open his father’s desk and taken out
some $400 in hills, which Mr. Rowe had
received too late to deposit. Young
Rowe left the house unobserved and
went dorm Iowa, where he met the
Siege! boy. Together they went to a
gun store and expended $16.50 for a pair
of thirty-two calibre revolvers. and then
came to South Norwaik and took the
train for New York city.
A short time alter Rowe left home one
of his girl schoolmates rushed to the
door and breathlessly informed Mrs.
Rowe that her son Willie and Willie
Siegcl had planned to run away, as she
had overheard them talking at school
that afternoon. This aroused Era. Rowe's
anxiety and she began searching for the
boy. but could get no trace of him.
His father was immediately notified,
and, accompanied by Mr. Greenwood,
who lives upstairs, started for this
city in queer of the runaways. They
learned from Ticket Agent Harris that
two boys had bought. tickets for New
York. Mr. Greenwood took the next
tram for the city and Mr. Rrwe trite
graphed a full description of the boys to
the New York police.
Era. Rowe wont to see In. Seigrl and
found that the latter’s son had not been
home since noon. but as he had often
staid our, aim thought nothing of it and
and we: greatly shocked to hear of his way.
wardness.
The parents of both boys are nearly
heartbroken over the affair, and Mrs.
Rowe was so overcome with emotion
when interviewed by It 813113111. report-
er this morning as tobealrnnst unable
to speak
“ Steeple charlie " ltamovlng lha Crone,
At pft‘clttely ten minutes past two
o'clock yesterday afternoon ‘Streple
Charlie" swung out of the belfry window
of St. Mary' .1 church and began drawing
bimvlf up the side of the immense sprrw
He worked until nmvly dark. getting his
tackle secured in place. and this room-
Ing he commencvd the work of remov-
ing thr- Inge gilt cross which mrrrwrmts
the spire. The cum will be taken out in
pieces as nu one man is able 10 remove it
bodily at such a height
lain Street Benefits a-d llanngrs.
The committee appointed to appraise
benefits an I damages no the Ifain street
widening report as follows: Theravale
of Edward Street will be damaged the
sum of 8500 Those benefited are lilo
estate of John Keenanl' v; C. It. leldgr.
truatee for Rebeccn lllmntearl and Emily
Lyrics. 815; Livi‘ilyl .ym.‘30 and Ann
T. 8!. John, ’1' i The damage» will he
paid out of the bnveugh treasury and the
benefits will be due next week.
It. lory's Pair.
Next Friday evening the annual fair
of St. Marys pariah will open in the
Opera Hon-e and «potions nine days.
Each evening there will be prevalent"-
talmnents provided. consisting of vocal
and Instrumental music dialogues, rrcl'
ram and short laser. The display of
srflelra this seem will be larger and
aim valorhfe than ever before, and no
doubt Ibo fair will be a great enemas
In. 'M Ila)- M
Early this morning people who had
occasion to even the Washington street
bridge were surprised at seeing aspvay
of water going many fret in them. It
wsscanssdbysbvsahlu rhswatevplpa
that runs thvoorb the mad east of the
draw. For some tiara It was impossible
to drive home over the bridge the water
flew so fast Considerable lvnnbls will
be experienced in repairing the nets.
Dynaary Party.
Thslradirv’Airl Society of “is But
arsenalfiehavrhheldalratevy
partyatthsvrvidaees of In. Can on
First IVs-nae, last "swing. Perhaps
containing diluent articles were soil
at ten rents each and the was
as to what they contained. The atten-
dance was lever and a neat ll. was re—
aflard for the tressaryof lkaaaaisty.
Am‘mum
hsfmthmawaaeaplsdfar
nasyysanakaJIasawudsss
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
no Go swim (la-lop
hello to M lion he‘ll-Pup]. '.
lies Florence Hyatt. of Portcheatar.
is visiting relatives in this city.
Lawyer John 1!. Light went to New
York this morning to spend Sunday.
lrr. lary Stevens, of New London, is
visiting friends on Chapel street, bor-
ouch
Elan Helen Hoyt, of Stanford, was the
guest of Elsa mecca Fitch, at her
home on Ifarwin street, yesterday.
lira. II. W. Durant and daughter.
Ethel, ofBalhsl. srsthe guests of hire.
8. W. Adams, of Item street. borough.
Charles Fox and wife of Bethel, have
been the guests of Mrs. Adalbert Partrick
of East Norwalk, during the part week.
MEG. Northrop, of Dsnbory,see
li- lattle Godfrey, of Norwalk, is
vt‘Tng Iflss Minnie Austin, on North
avenue.
Min Ella Randell. of Stamford. has
beenthe guest of Ilr. and Mrs. James
Randell, of Orchard street, during the
past week.
“Inheritance“.
"Ono of Our Own Boys."
triu pba and achievements of those
whom we, from association, look upon
as belonging in a manner to us. and all
such who have received their startin
life by having graduated from one of our
schools we look upon as “one of
our boys.” Such is the case with Mr.
Chanfrau. now one of the foremost
American actors,and who comes to the
Opera House, londay, Nov. 17. No
actor of the present age has brought
more pleasure to thousands of hearts
than Mr. Cbanfrau in his famous
play of “Kit, the Arkansas Trav-
eler." Ilia name and its fame is a
household word from one extreme of
the country to the other. There are
those who never see the inside of a then-
tre except on the occasion of Iir. Chan-
Iran's appearance and the delight they
experience is satisfaction enough for a
year. Mr. Cbaufrsu cornea well support—
ed. as he alvflaya does, and there is little
doubt that be will test the capacity of:-
tbs house. Er. Chanfrau not only plays
the star part in Kit, but is busily at
work on his new production for next
mason, is proprietor of the Chanfrnu
Show Printing establishment and area
ciato editor of the Long Branch News.
”I'll. for Wife."
John A. Stevens. well'known to lovers
of melodrama, has departed somewhat
from his former style of plays in the
selection of such a drama as "Wife for
Wife." It gives him a large field in
whichtodirplny his abilities as an ac-
complished and finished actor. The
play is full of interesting situations. It
iaintensely sensational, but the drama
is new and startling in it» details and is
presented with an action which makes
it thoroughly appreciable—Washington
Post.
Organ belt-Ila.
_lfr Editor —I am able to announce
the first organ recital at the congrega-
tional church in this city for Tuesday
evening. [kcember 8th, by Ilr. Frank
Taft. organist, of New York.and lr.
Alex. Irving, baritone. of the New York
Madison Avenue Presbyterian church.
Er. Irving cnmus well recommended by
Mr Taft. and we feel that his word is
sufficient to assure our Norwalk people
of a fine musical treat. The tickets for
the four recitals will be issued early
next week. Price for the course 01.00.
with reserved seats. and the balance of
the recital- also announced through the
columns at Tue Sunset, on londsy.
with full particulars. hours.
I). P. Diesmw.
Organist Congregational Church.
Tho Hen-gotten locally.
The meetings to the letbodiat church.
Norwalk. have steadily grown in interest
and numbers during the week. Last
evening at: young people were at the al»
terminal of whom found the Savior. It
is great satisfaction to see the number of
young men and woman who are brwrrr
tog interested in the meetings. We
gladly welcomes]! such to every service.
Services tomorrow at 1040 am. and
mo p. n. M the former Era. Davis will
Islets terminus. dwelling “special,
apes hsv tvaaeltloo from skepticism to
halts istlhrlstsnd these-into thousa-
gvllstle work. A large chorus ehyv lo
the evening and a arvvieeof meg at the
beginning of the sterling.
~ltan1ors a...
Any paranoia lovwalk, thrice, Wil-
low. Wrnpovt. Ridgelefd or Bedding.
who may wisbto obtaloiltanlsy's own
and only motrfbialastnodxrentaat
visit loAfrica,tbe oasavnt outta the
"seas of Enl- Day, entitled "In Dark-
est Africa.” and palatial-allay Scribner
Sons.” get the m by dropping a
maltoJrvrphB.Illls,No.00urrp
street. Roswell. (been the publishers
agent furthers Iowan
AWMbmW.
Arprcisl trainwillhsrnafvonllan-
kwrytom Kuwait,“
sight. for the m of the
trainnaaattandtagthskslgivsaiatbb
eltyhyaffionsrsshladn haunts
win return after its lanes. Therein
ovaryprupsstlksttka‘ssrwillkan
”mas Itskaaldkr. he”
uolssvrtavvlievstbowaalsofdlnhlsd
"mm.
“WW“wwu
“Insulating-slush
It is always a pleasure to chronicle the 43
LAST NIGHT’S GAMES.
TIII! “OLD WELD” TOURIAIBNT
PROGRESS”.
Pins Hllllard and Pool Playing Wltnassad
by Inter-stat! Spectators use Ironing-
Who Will he the Win-It?
Interest in the Old Wall billiard and
pool tournament is still on the increasn
the opportunity of seeing the crickets
every night. Last wrong the playing
was superb, some fine runs being made.
Following are the scores of the billiard
220
‘50
NO
gner.rated
000210
000010
ravages—Ferris. 2
3
0
1
‘54)
1 l 5001“ 4 0 0
0 2—58.
Averaged—Wagner, 19 34; Harris, 1
I]. Ferria,rnted100po
7110424012
13500 340
u‘
N
s-sQ
0
2
€J|
Averages—Ferris, 2 I4 43; Day, 1 39.
Three games of pool were played, as
follows:
John L. Richards. Ir., rated 55 points
15 13 14 6 7—55.
John J. Goodwin, rated 40 points—0 "
l 9 4-16
John L. Richards. Jr.. rated 55 points
~15 11 9 10 10—55.
gVilliam 8. Tate, rated 50 points—0 i 0
,5 —
floraceS. Batch. rated 51 points—3 8
10 11 9 10—? )1.
Joth. Goodwin, rated 40 points—I2
7 5 4 6 1—35.
TOLD IN A LINE OR TWO.
Hatters rthy of Kantian from lrary
"an“: of Connecticut.
Six or eight ivory sawyers are on a
strike in Waterbury. keeping about 100
of the hands of the button shop out of
work.
A boy of two years,eon of Thomas
Ambrose,watcbrnan at the Thames River
bridge, was found drowned Thursday.
The Bridgeport “police" injunction
case in which the city was restrained
from paying five policemen whose ap-
pointment was alleged to have been
made illegally, was decided by Judge
Robinson yesterday in favor of the do-
fendents. An appeal will be taken to
the supreme court of errors.
Five hundred people were in waiting
in New Milford at midnight Thursday to
hear the decision of the county commie-
sloners on the petition of the Citizen’s
league that the applications of the saloon
keepers for renewals of their licenses be
refused. Two Hartford detectives hav-
ing teelified to systematic violation of
the liquor laws by the saloon keepers,
the commissioners granted the petition
of the league.
Frank S. IIarmon,a Suffield farmer.
has dirnppelred under financial difficul-
ties. In addition to the reputed forgery
of two or three nameaon notes that he
had discounted at the local banks, be
deposited In a Hartford savings bank
87.25 and then raised the entry to .730.
And to carry the enlarging bosiueu still
father be deposited .15 in a Springfield
bank and raised the entry to 8.11).
An Invitation.
The temperance meetings that are held
in Ilibble's IIaIl every Sunday afternoon
are becoming very Interesting. The
room has been wall filled for thepaal
few weeks. To-rnorrow afternoon,
South Norwalk’s new elocttuonlst will
recite lary 'I'. Latbmp’s poem, "What
leans this Stone?” sagirsu at the cor-
nar-etons laying of the Woman's Christ-
in Tempsvaoas Union Temple. being
built at Chicago at a coatof 01,000,000;
also the address given by Rev. II. A.
Dzlaoo will be read. fleeting opens at
85!). Everybody iscordlally invited to
Silent!
m Jaktlos Ila-ova.
The Jubilee Singers from Flak Univer-
sity will give a concert in the South
Sorwalk thugrsgatlooal church mt
Thursday "song. They will sing not
only the jubilee songs. which pone-ed
each nagiepower whsauog by thaflrst
Jubilee Siam bat they will carry with
than, fresh from tbschnrcbsndlho
ear-p nesting, entirely new songs. many
of which they have learned dart-grin
present year as they have mingled
among their people. No adnhsloa will
be charged, bat accusation will be taken
for the banelt of the University.
«noon-emanating.
Wholehswvholshs. Marsha-Star‘s
ham-lee?
Why Hsalaotehnas lhsyeatl Dares
“flown-w“
There are many who take admin“ 01 .
Q. What is a building and lot- I
elation ?
A. It is a ctr-operative bank in
the members are equal partners
holders. ; . y.
l‘Q. How are the deposits madau’t' ..
l‘A. Deposits are simply H
meals on the shares, and WM
compulsory under the W1
Q. flowoftonars tb’eprofits Mind!
A. Only when the stock msnrsuor
reaches its par value.
Q. What ismsant by the stock Mill'-
ing ?
A. When the sum
nccumulahed profits amount “Claim
each share.
Q. What amount is dapoalted Milly?
A. Fifty cents a share.
Q. And how manysbarea can 1“.
member own i’
A. The limit' In one hundred.
Q. Can women hold stock?
A. Both women and children. .
Q. And when are the shares sxpstM
to reach their par value. ? .,
A. In about ten years.
Q. And does a stockholder InvaFto
wait ten years before he can draw his
profit ?
A. He does unless he wishes to with-
money is refunded with In equal“
division of the profits up to date.
Q. When can he withdraw ?
A. On fifteen days’ notice.
Q. Is the stock transferable?
A. You can transfer it at any time. .
Q. What provision is made in cans of
death ?
A. If a stockholder dies his heirs will
receive the withdrawal value of his
shares. 4
Q. How is the money loaned?
A. To members on mortgages of link
homes, and improved real estate.
Q. And at what rate of interest?
A. Usually at six per cent.
ing decided?
A. By the amount of premium hldlfor
the ban, except where the Will).
has adopted a fixed premium, in which
case the order of application raga“! It.
Q. Does not thisplau make a loautrary
expensive for the borrower?
A. Not when compared with paying
rent. The borrower repays his loath In
instalments without feeling it.
Q. Does a member who borrows for-
feit the profits on his shares? ..
A. By no means. The profilsm lib
stock and applied to reduce his indebted-
ness, and the rate of profit earned short.
ens or lengthens the term of his pay-
ment.
Q. What guaranty does a member
have that his money is safe?
A. He has a moral. physical and legal
guaranty.
What moral guaranty?
A. The knowledge that the odious and
directors are not mere adventurers, but
men of high character and uni-aparth-
able integrity in the community wliua
they reside.
Q. What do you mean bva phylilnl
guaranty? - *‘
A. The money is never idle, to lihll
the actual cash handled is very slutty.
thus making a serious defamation Hilly-
sical impossibility. - . -,
Q. But can the association
provide against a depreciation in 1!.-
perty values. " me
A. They don’t need to. The Ink}
usually not more than seventy-fin.”
cent. of the appraised valuation“!
borrower begins at once to raw it, i ,
reducing the liability. Format-ml”
as rare as in any loaningsyatanr limbs
world.
Q. What is the object of these who.
“on.- ’ :i’ t
a. The main object is to animated
other in saving money and MM"
what that money earns tnateadof pay“
the lion’s share ton broker or S {III
corporation.
Q. Do the anoclatloua build MI”
and sell them to their members?
A. Not exactly that. but they funslsh
the capital with which menbna can
build or buy houses.
Q. Are there any extra will?
A. There are none and can be unfit
Q. Arethare uootharobsrgnl l.
A. There are none Ivnaapt for do“.
and no one need be fined if he is pimp»
trial in paying his Inualmentv. , .,
lawtavwn's Gold It's.
The on recently sent to New York
from the Sandy Hook gold ruins has
undergone a thorough scientific ant-Av
nation, and the experts M?!
say that gold in large quantitiu int.“
found in the quarts.
luvs been taken from diflsmt ”in.
the mine. and all of thermths
say, seem webow ”Mafia
The more enthusiaatlc
now own the rains srssaldtobaprln
Iagtoforsa an nteeslvajcinsalnak ,
Iteration with a capital of m
Some of those Interested In the Ifl
are. however. inclined sword I“
rumination of the quarts
during the coating ninth.
deposits are loaned only tn.) the i 4‘ ‘ ‘
insulin?
drew his shares, in which event hfi _
Q. But how' is the privilege of borstrw- '
Norwalk Chronicler