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NUMBER 890.

Entered at (be rm om at South Norwalk as
Second-Class Matter.

SOUTII NORWAL‘K. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ,l8.

[8910.

PRICE TWO CENTS

 

DIRECTORY

baht Blllllll Internals

TOWN OF NORWALK-

Abbreviation: N. —Narwalk; 8. N.—80nth Nor
walk; I. Illa-Elli Norwalk.

To those of our readers who an not al-
ready. aware of the her. we would an thzt
ovary Ill- harein represented, whet
m or small degree, will found

tly reliable in every bualnssa trans-
nuns“ and well worthy of all patronage

AIR COHRESSORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
near R. R. bridge.
ARCHITECTS. and
“APP, WI. 8. In Washington It, plans
ousfurnlshed atreasonsb W N
RANDALLIINERD. cor. Main and allsts,
mahproapactiva varseandf handdrawlng.
AUMIONERR‘SVHI at N Real
J «has so .
NITCRRLL. Allis,

HORRELL a WL'HOHEDIBU. vs Washington a,
allkinds of proverb-old.

DeRLYN ASON. filalnst.N. andMWashington
st.8 iN. also dealers in confoctloncry.rcc
cram. cos, etc.

sCOFIELD EIIAC. 19No. Malnat,S. N. Sole
agent farHorton'lcescelebr-atad c3311:N P

WERNER, CHAS. L. lain st.near are

caufaudectlouery icecream Fresh goodsdsiiy.

N'S ‘Ilome Made" Bread Bake Oran to
wigi‘lfi.0 Leave orders at Gus leer s, 17 LR. l'lace
BANKS. N

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The. Wall st. .
l 14.11”. Geor M.

‘ ‘Iilwlineaa‘l 8100.000. t:?L:30yer, vice. rpmfi‘fent;
William Curd-,cashl

CITY NATIONAL BANK The.“ Washington“,
near 8. N. Capital' 8100001), surplus 812.
6G). R. Rowan, president; Jacob ll. Lay—

whitt'.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK.The
44 Wall st, N. Inco‘perawd 1&4. Capital
ooo. Prest., James Ryatt; vice-past...

O. Keefer; cashier,Lcwls
PAIRFIELI) COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The, 51
sN:I Deposits “$.01”. surplus ”.000
Windel S Ready, pleat; Martin S. Crow. vice
pleat; Jamesll. Bail ey,treas

NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, w’fhe, 51 Wall

st. N. Inwporatadn' 1867. JCaifiitalull) vice 000. Eben.

ll, lest. , II. I’.

m Hi prest..E. Directors III! II‘. J. Hill.

E. K. lockwood. J. A. Osborn,

0.12. RMD.W.Fitch,W..F

Bishop. Rankers’, lemhants'. hiauufacturers',
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.

NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, Wall st. N.

Dcpost more. Inn .000. George
tsover BuTnuf ’33., vlce-prcst;

WIn

George E.

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, Do
posiml: ovum , surplus 915,01). Alden Sol-

.prast. ., ohn II. Knapp. trans. Interest
paid llmmdepoiutora. Honey leaned on mortgage.
BEEF, (Wholesaled

SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. S. N. Hammond
beef. pork,sheep.lamb, veal. etc.

TERRY, Whl. If. a. CO., N. Armoursbeefand

provisions. Rome lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER D DISTRIBUTOR.
HUXTON. J. 1". Post office box 435.N Circulars
folded' in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
CARR. GEO. T. foot Raymond at S. N. Horse—
shoeing a specialty.

BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BKLLJIEO. S. ACO P. Obox 5'“. S. N. builders
of bridges. docks. pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, H. S. So. Mainst. S. N. custom Work and
a specialty.
HARVEY“ C. II. New lain at. S. N. speculum In

'*'” mamaonxnsoms Wmhiugton at, S. N.

assortment atl ow
300! AND SHOE REPAIRING.
1:20.29 Railroad Plane, 5. N. All

PHILLIPS, 6
work neatly and promptly dom-

MORSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
PINNEO J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wad
ding sta'ti ,huc ball and tennis goods.
PLAIS'I'ED’S DRUG STORE. 43 Washington st,
3. N. School supplies and general stationery.
BOX MAKERS, (W oorl and Paper.)
ICNAPP. It. 1'. Water at, S. N. manufacturer of hat
boxegctc. General shop jabbing.
BUILDING alA’I‘l-IRIALS.
FERRIS, JOHN R. ft. Washington at, s. N. also
blue stone. sewn pipe, hay. straw, etc

LEONARD, CRAS. 'I‘ Water at. N. brick of all
klnds,lime ,cemeut, laster, hair. etc., also blue
stone, the brick and m and

RAYIOND BROS. Milwaukee, Philadelp '
Trenton fronts. brick, lath. lime. cement. adamant.

BUTTER, CHEESE. EGGS, 8c.

WK BUTTER HOUSE. next door to the Post
Ollie: S.N.-—a specialty made of all different
varietissof cheese. Im nod and domestic All
made- of butter, eggs. canned goods, etc.

CARRIAGE REPOnI'IOltu-ls.

DANN. WM. lelt'.llllWallst.N. Carriages, harnases,

horse, stable amicarrisge furnishi
CARPENTERS AND DUILDEBS.

CROW JANES C.ahopAnn at, S. N. estimates
given; hing promptlyatteuded to.

XORl’ON,WM.A. at'l‘ayloravennc, S. N. Jobbing
mptly attemied to.

RANDALLI. I). Randall's mill. If. N. Modern

machinery ran by cheap power enables me to give

low . Large work a specialty.
0ND J R. ”Water at, S. N. manufacturer
3“ng ' casingncorna blocks. col
baluatera. Rand, scroll sawingaud
hacks. bottom burda,be
done. Estimates given. Telephone til-o.

SHERWOOD, S. B. It) Grove st, ti. N. Jobbing
promptly attemlmlto

WILSON,S. B. shopCrbasstmearMaln .—-Oillcecor.
Wallst. andllcldcri ave. ., N. Steam wood working.
mouldings, window! values andt turning. Lowest
estimates. Haney limited. Telephone number :52.

CARPETS AID OILCIMIIS.
8001111.!) A ROY'I‘. 8 Gentle blag. N. 68 Wash-
st,.S N. theeadvertlaamcut.)
CARRIAGE IANUIACTURIRS.
'I'ILLY. RRNRY, No laln at, S. N mufactumof
Special attcutlon given to repairing.
W RIGHT O PLYNN, footof I'rankllu st,rnanufao

“agon- trncks, etc. Painting.
trimming and re aspactalty. borroshoelng
CA'I'IRIRJ.

D'Amlfl C. B 8N0. Iain-t. formerlyufnvosd.
way, N. Y. eatsrsr for wow-paw parties.

IIAD. Incomes. Ia Wall st. N MUG-Wm and
panics HUI-m
CATHOLIC GOODS.
tunes. 1'. O CO. Ila lab: at. N. also W
deals», stations» and booksellers.
“In I'll’l mUlAC’I'URRIHI.
MAID, CRASH! Watw N. all stars and
Mal-o shamlaclal

WI “KW“
“BAR 1103 HAN UIAL'I'URIRS.

CHAS. RBI-rah" S. N manulw
m ’0'“:le manddealevln bbooa.

moan IANU'AL‘I‘URIRB.

IIOY’I' O OflMEAD CltlAlt CO. The. 10210 lain
at, 8.13 Emanafacturers of line cigars.

OLDWIIACIOARCO The, Washingtonat.tl N.
Wm

WAGNIRJ N So labia. 8.1L alaolobbsvln
.okala “articl-
Clvn. “arsenals.

I. ,n. 8. id Wasklngton S. N.
mars-Wm WWnpquoskml‘;
It!)

hilt

. WIS. A SON. cor. West (venue and Court-
. an. Rydrssllcsas sanitary «glam
WOOD C. I. l! Ialnst, N. anmmpuy
sit-Isl to.
ownmro nannm
Walton ENCLW building. a. am It
flotilla Amman-whom“ ram)“.
COAL AND WOOD.

It. ft. Walls 8.2!. new
Irma 10ml “new st. “N11.

MAID. .CIIART.Wa.l‘sr it. mucus-m.

“dam and make all
“Ymnglklgb, WWW! Ill small
Hammers-mosques.

mam Walls-Imp. slinafactory

m‘mo M 1“,“.

CORE!!! Montana-ems.
RUI'H A GO

LDSCIIIIIYI‘. factory!) N. Hana
mammal-nodal. o. Corsets. M
DOUG]! impure.
FLAIB'I'RD'S COUGR RlanDY.warrantsd to cars,

manufactumdatthasbi bingtonstul.
CROCHET AND GLASBWARI.
NASH. I‘. II “Milo. car. lainandWeatnaJJl.
Agatcand tluwars
UNIVERSALSTORR,The.No.
“Wham-W. Ki”!
DENTISTS.
fBOUTWRLL.C C..l' IAodar‘ablock,80.lslnst,8.
0flleahours.8s.m. tolls. Ii‘ié hl
KEN ALL, GEO. 8.. DI) . as Wear
l‘INI’II-allikllnsts,I'l.c N. Hours8a.m. too. In
00%? akrlc‘sldencfimliowlsgg
t urc
“WW9 lanai gas ulster

porcelaliucrovms
nst, S.N
red.

lain at near West
unturnlsblnp, are:

WEED,W. L. D...DS WEaatW-s
Rourstla. In. Iotlp.m. Gssadinln te
DOORS, GAS]! AND BLINDS.
BII'I'R.W. II. AICO 15317 Water-LN. carriage

woodwork,wheels,etc
DRAINANDSEWBR PIPE.
m1 mascnmnnucsn Cmshedaiouc,

sewsrcoo ,etc and
RAM!) BRORAkrua, salt glared cement
pipe. 8 to as inches in diameter.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. 'Van Zandt ave. E. N,

Sundayhours 8to10a.m 4.to9pm. p
tlons carefully compounded.
GRE RY. J. G. 88 Wall at. N. Established 18».

Who esaleand dretall. Popular prices.

RIGGS JOHN A. 11 Rain at, N Perfumes,-—llfty
five diluent perfum

PLAIS'I'I-ID'S. ”Washingtonat. S. N. patentmedl-
clues, etc. Physicians‘ prescripuonsaspeclalty.

DRY-GOODS.

AMBLER. J. L. It SONS—“The Equitable." No. 2
Gazette b,NulldliIg Drygoods, oil cloths. Imit-
tlngs and rugs.

B,ANKS R. K. Mahackcmo Hotel block, S. N. dry-
goods, notions.glavcs. etc. Underwearaspccialty.

BENNETT, J. F. 19 Rain st. N. Business estab-

lished over forty-two years.

DICKERMAN. A. A. SON. 84 Washington st, S. N.

dry-goods. carpets etc. lace adv.)

SCOI’IRLD & IIOYT, a Gazette bldg. N 68 Wash-

ington st.S .(See advertisement.)

STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg,N' . .

goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.

ELECTRICIAN.
E. V.. Electric nus lighting
call bells. .kc.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

ADAMS EXPRESS (:0 office railroad station, 5.
N. antl-t'JWullet, N Express forwarders to all

Dry

BAKER,
alarms;

burglar

parts of the world. Passenger train senico Low
rates. Later Ilunt, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.

BURTON a BRUNDAGE. office at Benedict's, 43
Wall st, N. Our motto. "prompt attention. "
CAVANAGII' S EXPRESS. ureand
pianos moved. Leave orders at liiisted‘s, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postotilce and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.

IX'I'RAC’I‘S, ESSENCES. ITO.
BYXBEE, I". S. Ik CO. 9'.) Iain st, N. Manufactu—
ers of Scout-id's celebrated flavoring extmcts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
due. extracts. F. s. Ambler.

FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley‘s on r- phosphate
ial manurea. land platinum pe ,vrood 33$
SMITH, W II. A (:0. W ater sir, N. agents for W il-
liarns Clark A; Co a standard ‘rtilizers.

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS.ordinnry shit in stock. spec-
ials to order,lirc mortar,saud,chimuey due linings

FISH, OYSTERS, (SLAMS, ETC.
HUNT & ZELL' RR, 00 Washington at, S N. fluc-
flrh, oysters. clams. fruits, grime, vegetables,etc.

FLAG AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. 6‘.’ Taylor avenue. 5. N.
stone dealer
RAYMOND RROS. contractors for flag. concrete,
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA MAM AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
IEEKR‘ILW. 1!. COO Music Hall block. 3. N.
sole agents.

I’LOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GER" I-‘LOL'R. the best made.
faxl to use It.

L'HOMHEDIEL’, DANIEL. cast and of Washington
st bridge’ I‘hc choicest of (chili y dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw. flour and feed in
,load, car or cargo lots.
RhD MILL. Dorian. Croloot & Rose. Grain. choic
ground feed, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.

BERG. PAUL, Woodward Place, S, N. plants. cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to order
GUIGUE, I‘. L. :lbWIIrd st, Wop? Union Cemetery‘i
Plants, cut flowers, etc. oral work u specialty.
ICKAY, JOHN, E. N. near the depot. Redihng
lunar—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.
Ire roses a specialty.
SMITH, JOHN H. So. Main st SUN the oldest and

best known florist in this vicinity Plants, cut
flowers. etc. Floral work of all kinds a specialty
and done promptly.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEXAN. THEODORE,Washlngton at. (east end)
Furniture. looking glosses. picture frames, etc.
GRAN A WHI'I'I'LESEY. 35 Main at. N. (Itay
mond' a old stand). See advertisemait.
RAYMOND GEO. H. new store. 46 and is Alain at.

N. Four doors above old store.
STOW DAVID. mall), anditl, So Nainst, SN.
Furniture, mattresses, etc.

GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. olllce 19
Water at. N. Gas for light, but and power
Coke alx cents per bushel. Coal To! three dol~
lars per barrel . package extra.

GROCERS, (Wholesalod
ROLNES a KEELER. 9nd 11 Wall at N. whole
sale pours, hour, pain, hay, etc.
SRLLRCK BROS. Maud ill Wall at, N. wholesale
W“, dour. foul, grain. hay, etc.
GROCERS.
BROWN A. WILCOX ”0 Washington st. S. N. sole
agents for celebrate I'armington creamcry butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. 141 Washington at, S N.
loegrocertes and provisions.
FKRRIS, CHAS. II. successor to Hutchlus.lllNo.
lain at. S. N. table delicacies for family trade.
HVNRGANLORIIILLY, 108 Halo at, N. flour.
feed, hay, straw. coal and wood
YINNRY A; BENEDICT" 41 Wall at N. cmfancy and
staple groceries, contact . fruit,etc
FITCH, D W. West ave,eor. Merwln at. N. canned
goods. colors, teas.butter etc
GLOV mEthm Lb deall at,N I cater to the best

GUYERASONJ'JIS Munfurled. RN has
mmmm M m

IIANPORD ..W 8. Ensure. MIL.“ WIN
Asbestos palm, school supplies. etc

LAW'I'ON. P.1’.‘ CO. 21 So. Malnst,8. N. gm
carries and table delicacies.

L‘IIORXRDIEU. DA NIRL. east end of Washington

b.5rliige .N. toas,coilens. spices. astoclally
IfOORl‘ HARIAN, No. lain at, near West. S. N.
In groceries. fmlgu fruits. flour. feed, etc.

NKW YORK TEA CO. 1. Iain at. N. -——N. Heller-—
Toss. coflees and spices a specialty.

NICKERSONABE’I'I‘S. at and ll? lain at, N. a
specialty made of table dal lorries

WAKE. GEO. Wlltou ave. and School at, N.
New store. new new prices.

SEYMOURC It. or Washl at. II. N. Mada
quarters foreelc bested 'llsw «lined goods.

VALDKN. CHAS. II. bWallst.N. Creamery but.
let, cheese eggs, tabla delicacies, fruits. etc.

OK!" All) AI-UNI‘I’IOI.

GUNS, AIM] 311105 and Sporting ("flush of all

klntis at No. 4 Water at . N
namus' NR8. (I'r'll's O!)

ABCRJOSRPR illuminant). N. slaofarmsrs

of bat bodies.

BA’I'ElIl. unngmaktiro. gingham agar. I).
N. Importers a as. us aunts

sad cutters of batter-f (9

IIA’I'I‘KIG' TOOLS.

WI] WA WmmSle-fonndu
light soft castings. catsuit)» water hoses.

DATE AND CAPS. MI.)

INA" Till IIA'I'I'ER. II Wash at, a. It.

ayspedalt bats.

Also

Don't

made of Ins all! Hi
HAT W'Amlm
CRO'UT I INAI'P, “NI-M I”, fmies
cannula. and Wm. A Tones sta. S. N.
53: Yorkolsa UIslam-e

HUBBRLL A mMOLIMmDJ.“
RAYIONDOWMfilthM

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vmmm1$.&-:ynaau.a.m

Wflm‘l W

 

nannvvaulr and cows. .
mowrrr. J. '1'. lb loin n. N. light havdwars and
carriage parts.

sm‘l'll. W. R. a 00.15 and 17 Water at, 1!.le-
andcoutraetorsau

Um'l‘AIlD W. Cqusic Rallblock, 8. It. paints,

Qcumulus. Etc. (seesdv.)

HARNESS HARRIS.

DWYRRJ’. II. ”Wall N. custom msdeharnsm

andrepalrlng nearly .13..
11038! DEALERS.

PARSONS ll. EBmoksldeStoclrFarmJI 8,.N one
horses so fed to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are wamntsd. Home of the
Pm. lI coaching stallion Galllsrd."

nous: snortns.

NeQUIIAE, JOHN Na. lain-t, S. N. special at

tcntlou given to shoeing drlvlng' a trotting ham
HOTELS.

AMERICAN RUI'EL. ls liainst, N. J. C. Colllns
European plan. restaurant altar: had.

GERg‘A’NIA HOTEL. m Railroad place, Georg

NORWALK HOTEL. molt!) .htNm R. R. 0dwitcpot.
E:WRLL MEL, Washington-mm N Road
0L1) II 8.
IIavi.lanIl,propa-Istova£uropaanplan.“30r'oouia.

nouns: momma GOODS.
STRVENS,J.R. alWaslilsgton 1.8 N. crockery,
glassware.tin tin-rid wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BL'RCIIARD. B. “Bellies Point Farm," 8. N. also
milk producer.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGB A LOCRWOOD. 9 Halo st, N. Insurv
anceami real estate in all Its Manchu.
LAYTON JACOB N. Washington at next to P. O.
. fireplate glass, accident and life (ace adv.)
LOCKWOOD. th. cor lain undWallsts. N, Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
MORRELLJI L'IIOIIIRDIRU. 95 Washington st,
S. N. strictly firstclass companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 & 47 Washington at.
SN. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CONNECTICUT GENT. LIFE INS CO ‘13. L'-
Rommedleo. agent. Washington at, S. N. sec ad
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. on Washington
at, s. N. I". J . Grubb, assistant mot.
N'ORWALK FIRE INS. co. N. In successful
business since 1860 No astounding loss claims.
PEOPLES LIFE INS CO The, No. 43 Wit-hing
tori st. S. N. Jno. French. asst. superintendent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

CRAFTURD R. B. Masonic bld light

Middle-ex Ranking and Equltsh M't gr: ,Cms
IRON AND STEEL.

SMITH. W. H. A: CO. 15 and 17 Water at, N,

spun”, axles, carriage‘ hardware. etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I‘, E. M. 5:2 and 56 Water st, N. iron work
of all kinds.

THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st, S. N. Wm. II. Hoyt, proprietor.

IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES & CLANCY at The Norwulk Iron Works
00., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.

J EW'IZLE RS.
FRRRIS, A. 5. 39 50. Main st. SN. op. City Hotel,
SN. tine watch repairing a specialty,
IIOY’I‘, II. B. 18 No. Rain st, S. N. strictly firstclass
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LeGRAND, 58 Wall st, N, watches. din
moods, etc. Fine watch repairing It specialty.
R001). R. S. diamondsmotches, jewelry. silver and
plated ware repairing “penalty It) Main st, 39'. N,
LAWY l-ZRS.
AI'S1'IN,ALFREI) E. mom i Masonic bd' g, Wall
st iIOHHP Vh Notary and Re- il Estutq
FROST, RL SSRLI 3 No. Main at. notary, legal
engine's» of all kinds carefully attended to.

HUIILRU'I‘T, J. BELDI-IN, rooms. 5 and t’. Gwette
building, Wall st, borough.
LIGHT, JOHN II. It): Washington_ at, S. N notary
commissioner of deeds for New Y or suite.
LOCKWOOD RDWARDM. room 4 (lazctte bldg
ttovney, notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN S room a. II‘atrIeld Co Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH, JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Wall
st, borough.

[AVERY STARLES.
DAN‘S, HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board
lug stables. Office No. a River st, N.
GREGORY, (BI-IO. S. It Knight st. N. Pine turn-
outs a rpcciulty. Telephone Jill—3.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOill) MANI'I-‘AC’I‘IJRING I‘U. Du st, 9.
N. Manufacturers of builders' hardware. )«tou
other: at) Pearl st; New York office 99 Reade st,
Chicago office 19 Lake at.

NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, S. N. New York

once 32 Chambers st. Locks and buildc'rs hard-

ware; designers; fmrrirle'rs workers of artistic

house trimmings in bronze, brass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL. E. J. 9 Water at, N. All kinds of lumberdc

llvcrod to any point by rail, team or vessel.

IIACIIIN’E SHOPS.

NORWALK IRON WORKS CO The. Water at

near R. R. brid ..S N. General machinery. iron

and brass castings, forgiu Babbitt metal, re
pairs for manufactorlesau steamboats.

‘lC OFIELD, WM. A. Knight st, N. New lithium
made and repairing promptly attended to

MARKET OARDI‘INBRSI.

JENNINGS a WATERBURY, S. N. berries and all

garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.

A MODEL MARKET, 20 Wall st, N,Wrn.Wardwell,
prop. beef. veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.

AV ISON, A. 150 lain at. N meats. fruits, vsgeto
blea. tis oysters. clams. and eacallops butter
eggs, I ,caunedgoods, etc

BENNETT A BUSTED, meats lab, 0 , lob
stars. clams. fruits. at No. Mala st, 8. .

BISSELL, DANA C. 1:! Iain at, N. choice masts,
poultry, fish. vegetables, etc.

Bltl'l'l‘O'S CENTRAL NARKE'I'. 6 Water at, N,
Heats, vegetables. frnlts poultry, at lowest prices

CARR. WILLIAM H. Beuedlct farm market, I N.

Pine meats fresh vegetablG—lowest cash prl'esa

YARRING’I'ON J. A. meals, Roi ,,Ish magnets,
vegetables, fruits,butter,etc.. It.

881313620. East avemw III. N. choice meats,
vegetables, fruit, etc. lowest cash «prices

HAYES ”RD I3 Normals laln all} prime Mil
of all lklads. ll Iotuorende sdlardaspecialty

JUDSON. A. O. Centrallarkst. cor. llalnaridflsvl.
lutdilt. B. N. Cholmmla, poultry. vsgstablas,

LIN!) RN WM. 118 Washln at. briil , .
N. d‘i-iér'ir'ni anis- Iran ”3"“ p

LOCKWOOD, 1.. Washingtonfit. bridge, s N a.
meatsth, oysters,clams. vegetables, etc

LOCKWOODlLOCKWIWDW 7 Male «.11. Ins
meats poultry, nab. oystcrvwlslm a specialty.

LYONB, Ii. 8., Old Well Market,” No. Ital: at,

S. N.prlsremeataasdpoaltryaslowasspvlas.

HALIO ALBIN, Halo «.vasstJl .3 choice

,flah, oysters, vegetables

PIC “RING. R. S Marmot), school bonnie“ N
beef, veal mutton, at:

SCIIAL‘B, JACOB, as West Washington at, 8 N
strictly first-class meats. poultry a speclalty.

SMITII'S WASHINGTON MARKET as Wash
mum. N. Ilns mt- anil.poultryfmfaiallymds

BPILLANEJ W. 15 Igouartf st, N. wagon mp
daily all over the town.

WADLW. ll. market. Imam, SN
toallpartsoftowuwltbfiiwfmhafl smears.

WIXON, J. l. wWallst, Nm Choice meats poul-
try, fruits, vegetablasbu Mt”,

IAIN AND GRANITE.

“139.? wmn. st..N nonfatal" of am
graniteand work, slso dealer in building
stone and cemetery work

STEVENS, It. W. roman-tit Navhlcandpau.
ltr mom". kearhtones,

IABONS All) BUILDZII.

BEYIOUR. rim in Weston, s. ts. All m

offline meant racism

CREDON WILLIAI, iQWllton m, N. Dale
mason lsolaggiug. agate.

ammmlr fl. flWsst st,ltl. Jobbing

WI
LAWIOR muslin. a nm at. It Allklnrlbnf

grading promptly mind to
uranium raglan from quarry.

my own
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(Stallions N. Mann's uranium
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IIILLII'RRY AND IAICY 000M:
CAVdANAGH,Xlfiil I. “.4 Clay If, B. N. Inlllllfl!

PAWCITT'fi headquarter: for minim". 8 Web

at, N.
Iri'rcn AGNES. II “:9: lists It a for
on hiatus Dylo ng mob

“limit”, ll. 1.. RSoJfalnstJILN. Latest
stylus. learningupaclalty.
”JOHN, lluuaalnnatJt. 10"me
andIlaerooiia -

ItUllG TEACHERS.
BRADLEY IRS. G. W. lilaughtcmfthclateWIn.
R.Naali) fill Halli at. N. natrumerital quslc only
FRITZ, If!“ NINNIE P. m lain at, N. Piano
and WI! Instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. t). angh st,N. Plano, organ
and harmony.
IIUNTINGTON,NR8.120 Rain [1,”. Vocal la-
structlon andvoice development.
Man, loss smut It. In North Imus. N.
Piano and organ luatructlon.
SAWYER. kills. ILJ. teacher of Instrumental arid
and music maiden“ at Mrs. R. ll. PIalsIad‘ a,

«stat, S.N
NEWS DIPO'I'S.
EODWILL. H. 3. “Washington at SN. blank
warm; 3 im u waist? N
. . ll . r.
Nev-lovers. Itatlonsry. tin ”first wave. ‘
NEW YORK llEIlENOER!
FERRIS S D. Orders left at Bodwell‘a store,
vs Washington ms
WCKWOOD. C. E. offices DcKlyn'.l,S.N; 0-113
ory'.;sN Nchork 150 Greenest.
NEW & SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
PODMORE, WM. under Salvation Army Barracks,
S. N. Stoves, ranges. crockery, carpets , ts.etc
OYSTER PLANTEBS AND DEALERS.
BELL, IIIRAII Rf) Box 111. S. N wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILRR J. footof Raymondst, S N. whole-
sale dealer in fine oysters.
Hng,WaH.tSON.1MWaw ”will“,
on nters ex
denyknafs in’naiivc oyrfers. W
REED a. HOUSMAN, ml Wammfi. N planters
and shippers of Norwalk oystmii.
VANNAME J L. ACO“ I' O RosblBI-l. N
Oysters and, clams. wholesale and retail
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II Als-
lhorpv- ,Rlvmide ave. 8. N. Strives. Steam
and Ifot A9 r Furnace work a specially. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
I'lllel'l'T J. T. 4.5 Main at. N. Jewett s leads,
Mallory and Wadsworth a mixed pmnts.
RAY MONO BROS chctt's, Atlantlc and Seeley' a
Lead. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical I’sint.
SMITH,W.H.&CO15& 17 Water st, N. agents
for longinanrk Ionian paints.
PAPER HANOINGS.
PIIOWITT. J. 'l'. 45 lain at, N. window shades,
Hollands. fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR Ir (:0. 21 Main n, N. also hardware,
paints, oils, glam, etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACRMAN, C. A. 11 Main at, N. Instantaneous
procaine Children's photos a specialty.

NORTH. G. 5. 7'8 Washington st. :9. N. one quality
only and that the best.
READIIAN, F, I. Gazette bulldi
photographs 32. s} per doc. ouc—
PIAIO TUNER! AND REPAIRKRS.
HENDRIX. C. Y. Lockwood Ilnll. N. Also dialer in
pianos. organs. sheet music. etc.

I’LANINO MILLS.
RANDALL MINER I). R. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.

PLUMBING.
MBBREIIACO., W. II. Home flail black, 8, N.
Plumbing. steam and gas fitting.

NASH, P. II. J: BRO. cor, Main and West sis. S. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting, ranges and toasters,
RAILROAIM
NORWALK limo-l2 RAILWAY Cf). James W.
Ilyatt. prose; Edwin G. Hoyt. stipt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ,1
LAY'I'ON, JACOB N. Washington at, bat to PI), ‘
ll. N. property for mle boon-tonal. (see adv ) l
NORRIS”. A L'HOMIRDIRU, as Washington at.
:1). 8 selling, renting and collecting

foot of
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'The lack of funds with which to

.alfltl Cffllmt‘d to he a. graduate of the

A BOLD THIEfiAI’l‘UREDI

III} RODS EDWARD W. BEARD OI"
VALUABIIBS.

Caught by om“:- Gsosgo Gladstone as ho
was About to Board a lldnlsht 'l'ralu—
ltound Over Under am Bonds.

List night Edward W. Beard, upon
arriving home from the anniversary ex
evolves of Olive Branch Lodge, K. of R,
discovered that during his absence some
one had entered his room at the City
Hotel and ransacked the apartment.
Without waiting to sscertainthe full ex-
tent of his loss, Mr. Beard notified the
police, and consulted with the porter
and Landlord Hell. The suspicions of
all were almost simultaneously turned
toward a sleek appearing book agent
named Cornelius W. Brown, who has
been spending two weeks at the hotel.

pay his beard, and the fact that his room
was found unoccupied by the parlor left
no doubt that Brown was the guilty
party. The officers, in company with
Mr. Beard, went to the depot. When
they reached the crossing they saw the
hook agent near the baggage room with
a vallee and with Mr. Board's overcoat
banging gracefully over his arm. OflL
cer Ireland guarded the north end of the
depot, while Officer Gladstone went
around the depot and met the thief.
When he was informed of the crime for
which he was he wanted, acknowledged
his guilt and accompanied the oflicers to
the lock up without any resistance. He
hm! intended to go to New York on the
12:23 I xorem.

The following articles were stolen from
Mr. Board’s room: Diamond pin, over-
coat, diagonal coat and vest, sealskin
gloves. hendkelcbiefs. socks and neck.
ties. The articles were mostly new, All
but the overcoat were found in the va-
lise, and that he carried with him.

This morning Brown was arraigned
before Judge Knapp on a charge of lar-
ceny. He refused to plead. and the
judge entered a plea of not guilty, as
provided for by statute in such cases.
The testimony of Mr. Beard and Officer
(hadarrme was heard, and sufficient evi.
deuce was found to bind him over to the
next term of the Superior Court. He
was placed under $500 bonds.

Brawn Is doubtless a man who is well
ocrguainted with the ins and nuts of the
light fingered gentry's profession. He
has been flrfr' ten) Works} as an agent for
Washington Irving's works, He has

I’liiludelphia School of Pharmacy. Hie
apwarunce was somewhat changed this
morning from what It was last night,
During the night he chnvved (sz the ends

 

WILSON, 0, E (turtle bldg, N. Investments and
money to loan Also lu-urancc written in first
of conrpan: m of. tin. iuwat rates
WOOD“ \Itl) R. A. No Main sf, 8, it. houses 0
rent and bull «ling lots for sale, ,
BIZ STA l’ RA N13.
Ill-IE IIIVR, 5 Water at, N. warm ml! at all
hours, dinner 2.": :'
HENRY a) ram lain n. 9 3: mm: escdinner‘
in the city, Brutal by the day or we: ll
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. B. & SON. for, Wm“ ,lir and l ..nr'
1.)! Ill than. S, N, Hydraulic orililfml engine-us. .
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD'S, MISS INsTI’I'LT'I'E. 6 Orchard at.‘v
l «mug ladies boarding and clay school.
HEAD Mrs. Hillside, N Day and boarding school
for girls and young ladies Fits for any roll. ,3, :
orcourse com let: in if Fully cunt pullal»'
valory altar , New ark artists stop I ed In
normal department. Special advantages or the
the study of art. la 1 and clomtmn.
till term begins (mntn 2.! Circulars will be
sent upon application.
NOIEWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Frank :5.
Wilmette, pnncspal, Cmular on request.
W ILNON. SIR I' ll. Stirrull fur buys. Niwalk.
I ' Preparatory m r Ill-4 r- lIllI «inn ifil mlivnla,
[Mr rirruliw In Irl'ww L‘nlwitv
SEWING MACHINES.
SHAILERC. II in 5.. Iain st. 9. x "mm mil
W"ilsuu and llocnelwld." needles, nil atruh
manta. Bepa‘rrlngasprxialty
SBW‘RR CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS svwm built. water pipes hild
excavatlug, filling, grading, landscape gardening
SHOE MANCVAC'I’CRD‘RS.
U)UNSRURY.MATIIZWSON Al Cu. SN. Ladm‘
the shoes.
CEO 8. WRRDACO fact andmlevroomfl, 7'),
',5 Established IHTU.

and" .. Water st, ti
mims' and children's

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Manufacturers of lulles'
due footwear for the remitta-
lllll'lb'Alnl AND llesultwstlau.
HITTCIIINSON,COLE 1 CO. Norwullt. New Yuri:
and urns-non. (Iona.
SPORHDIKN'S 000m.
AIKEN, JOHN H. a “sin st. N headquarters for
manual Vagrant: ammamtwn,ctc.
"AIR BUILDBRN.
BAKER. JULIUS, Water at. next to W herln'o fimn-
dry. :5. N. stairs and band rails to order
“HIE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WW Wam
st.Ii N.Wm.Ii Royt,pvopvl¢tov.
MAUI analyses All!) wasps.
NOIWAI.‘ IRON WORKS CO The. Warn st,
near I. It. him 0. I.
stars new" "CK" norm.

N. steamblp
le. etc.
harms, JACOB I. Wublogtoo u Mxt lotto

8N. Psamgu’ mammaatmyordsrumad)

STONE DEALERS.
ms JOIlN if fonts! Institute-ugh! also
brisk. lime. cant-wt, hair. plaster
”lam. JOHN B. m'l'ayior more. I I. Also
luyavof reserves w.alks
RAYIOND BROS. blur. brows. avasnwkkaad
WM stole, unite s'admarbis trimming.
m1“. RANGE. AID IRATE“
EMU] HUMEIDWKJ a. Gas
beams. P O. box“)

POW J W. a W at. II N. m.
kiln-sf ram, mars-
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RAYMOND ”IO II. l-lflfldwl. I. “
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VETERINARY comma.
rumors. Dublin‘s-tall! urinal
mulls hams thinks-rim tosses-a.

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of hm moustache, which made him look
“it: a II {II rout man.

This is another (ft-r where the City
:mllcv were not fullnd wanting to cap-
tiring a cnmlmri, Such clnmes vvtll
Mm. after awhile that thsy had better
k‘ll‘p out of the pathway of r bitf \ all-

A SN“ II BSA!” Elfilfl' ISBN.

Olive Branch Lodge, K. of P., tutorial"
Many Our-u

firfnlellli Hall was the some of u
prlo’Bl’lE glttlir‘l'lng but evening. It was
the new-nth anniversary of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. l9, K. of I'., and in celebra-
tmn of that event a large number of
guwti assemblfli in honur the occasion
and spend It few hours in dancing and
rther amusements. Owr two hundred
people: won,- prrm-nt. The rumors were
Ipmml by an udllrmu of welcome, by
Ernest Knob, Pant Charter-liar. Horace
0. Curr, G. K R 8.. of Hartford,and
Uldfleun H. Welsh, f} (3., of Torrmgiun,
[I‘Hp'lndf‘ll in the opening address and
mm)» mm» happy retriarks “verge Rot»
Inmi), I. (5,,of Greenwich, wail also pres—
i‘lli.

All" II nlmvt season of speech making
dancing was commenced. and many
hmm wen- whilrrl away In the pleat!!!"
of the bill room. Heine's latches!" fur-
nished music and Charles Yoai prompt

HI. A sumptuous radiation was served
at ll o'clm'k, The aliens was a big soc
was and the Lodge under whose auspim
It was given proved themsrllvrs royal
entertainers.

Olive llmnrh I. «lg» hat) a membership
of eight] and is In a fix uriahlrig condi—
flrlfl.

Wm the floods States "
f'nlsllnfllfi hank ill. Cooley was in

fimnd yrmrrrlay by Robert Doyle that
on Ihr- evening of November 4th a man
and woman lrft two packages at his
house on anm Hill, saying lliry would
call for tlmn later. Doylesald that be
was timid about opening them as he
thought thuy might contain stolen goods.
Ollie-v llmilcy went after the parcels“!!!
took them to the police rmuroo Havi-
land sired. where he roads as examine
ties of Ibrir contents. The largest
bundle contained clothes of every dc—
scllptsori. Many of the garments looked
as though they had been taken from
clothes lines. In the other handle was
an old inn pail firth blackened and",
which show»! that the owners had svl.
dually and It for heating water by the
roadside. Them’lclrssvvst pollen bead.
quarters. Chief Voilm will probably
in them go to their rightful ”were and
be glad to get rid of thus. Them
an onset we most inviting charm,

Ali-afloat wssstvwek III the fare

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CITY FATHERS} In".

Business Transacted at the Adjourned
Council lasting M” Event-g.

An adjourned meeting; of the Board of
Councilmen was held last evening
Mayor Edwin Wilcox presided and
Councilmen Charles F. Hallock, John
W. Duke. Issues. Jennings. Richard J.
Cutbill and Frank N. Ferris were present.
A petition was received asking that
the sidewalks and the roadway on Bay-
viovv avenue, between Golden Hill and
Cedar slreetfibeput down to grade. The
petition was referred to the Committee
an Styeets.

A/petition for the 'eirtensiori of the
we or pipe on Ely avenue from the
Snowden property to llecbanic street.
was referred to the Committee on Water.
Wright is Flynn asked permission to
build an addition to their carriage lac:
tovy on Madison streelll The petition
was referred tothe Committee on Fire
Department.

A petition was received asking that a
crosswalk be laid from the southwest
corner of Garner street across Chapel
street to the sidewalk in front of the
property of Charles B. lbtevens; also a
crosswalk across the chIt and of Garner
street where said (lurmrr street enters
Chapel street. The Committee on Streets
reported favorablerm the same and le'
commended that the prayer of the peti-
tioners be granted. The report was
accepted and recommendations adopted.
A descriptive survey of Elmwaod
avenueaa reported by the Street Com-
mittee was adapted.

Councilmen Jennings end Ferris were
appointed a special committee of two to
not With the Committee on Streets rela-
tive to the matter of sidewalks on Bay-
vievv avenue, I-Ilmwood avenue and Gol-
den Hill street.’

It was voted that a 17,) inch Villified
server pipe be laid from the South Main
street sewer to the ditch near the pre-
mises of Mrs. Reuben Rutgers on Wood—
ward avenue, ata cost not to exceed
0500.

The Committee on Sewers was in-
structed to advertised for proposals to do
the same.

The meeting adjourned until next
Monday evening.

 

REAL Its’l'tl'z TRANSIT-Its.

Warm-tea Deeds Recorded I- the (mice
of the Town Clerk.

II. A. Woodward to (lemge L It lgurt.
lot or. Quintard avenue.

0. E. Wilson to John I". and Catherine
Smith, lot on filenwood livenue.

Samuel D. and Mary L, Smith to Sarah
RE. Bodweil land on Chapel street, city.
William and Louisa L, Gregory to
Luther G. Whirteck two lots In Nor-
walk.

Susan Avery t.) I'reillerick Scofield,
land near the llinbury .it Norwalk rail-
road in this city.

Alice .\ Rates to Frolic-rick Scolidti.
land at Itowaytun.

(.ieorge II. and Lovrlla Way to Fred-
erick 0. Johnson, lam) l1!) Taylor are:
one.

Republican Mist. 'l’lckot lufntod.
Referring to the) Ham's suggestion
that if the strict letter of the law is ad-
hered to HIV vote for the entire Dampers.
tic state ticket in Fairiield and Litcblield
countrrs must be thrown out. because
the first ”c" In the word {De- Forest is not
a capital letter, Long Primer sir -, as re
quind by law, but a small capital, a
friend of The Small. writes: “Per-
haps the Hour has not discovered that
the Republtcan state littkt' is in the
some kind of a "hole," 01in a very much
deeper one. The letter “c," in the word
loll-an, is one of the deadly ”small
capitals." and It therefore follows that
the entire vote for the Republican state
ticket must hetbmwn not. which de-
feats every Republican candidate for
state offices. Congress, Senate, Judge of
Probate and Sheriff in all the eight
counties."

ltowayto- lows,

A vrvival is In progress at the Method—
ist church. Last Sondriy evening the
church was crowdrd and the Rev. Mr.
’I‘rsc preached an earnest and elcqoeot
sermon—the third in his series of ”last
Prior Things". His theme next Sunday
evening will be "Haven."

The State Shell Pubel‘y Commission,
«mauled by engineer) Bogart, held a
hearing at Rowayton on Il'riday last,
concerning certain oyster grounds appli-
ed for, in which case rumour-Iris bad
ark-d tabs heard. A large amount of
Intimacy was taken as to the character
of the ground, which who claimed to be
a natural bro, and to have been so for
my years.

We Mini Rollers-torment.
‘I’beWbstsosvsr Circle of King Daugh-
ters of the Norwalk Baptist church, gave
a literary arid musical entertainment at
the AMWII last ”citing. The pro.
psalms was an uuaetivrs one, and aside
from the radiations-d Ill-[tog so credit
ably rendered bytiavyonmladlrsof the
society, than were seedlings-ad recitaw
lines by In. Wyoes, s 1Dsnbury elocu'
tin-ha. and little Him Ullsra Kellogg, of
the borough. The affair united the so-
ciety a gold sum.

loswalk loo-ult- Myth. Oar-values
At “omit-Wile Dino-and
Rumuulnkravoymuthaae
5"” Basal, Wt. hat min.
“0mm llawavaoutbs
min-milks: Joba WHO-l,
Jamal T's-er, Patrick A lupiyaad
Mill-Brno. Alltorasy Job-J.
Walsh wasslas as thaw
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TRIMMERS LOCKED OUT.

THE SITUATION IN DANBUBY Ill
PRACTICALLY UNCHANGED.

Both Sides Deter-rind totnold Out—Con-
siderable Excitement Over tho AIhIr—
AII laphnatlo- fros- tlio mm.

The lockout ordered by the Danbury
but manufacturers was formally inaug-
orated' In eighteen factories in that city
yesterday. The factories have been open
to the members of all but the Trimmers’
association. but there has been little
work done In any department.

The manufacturerado not, as a rule.
says the Newv, care to proceed with
work already started or commence new
work with no Immediate prospect of
having them trimmed. C. H. lierritt A:
00. are taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity to take an inventory, and Bel-
taire, Lurch J: Co. are putting In a new
boiler, so these two firms will not be in-
convenienced for several days at least.

In many shops thorformiog mills are
in operation and more or less work Ill be
ing done in the sizing departments. The
finishing rooms are, with one or possibly
two exceptions, idle. D. E. Ioewo 0:00,
were necessarily idle in all departments
yesterday, but were to start up the make
shop today.

There is naturally considerable anxiety
felt over the situation, but it is generally
hoped and expected that the existing
differences will be amicably settled In a
few days.

The News, last evening, printed an ex-
planation from the trimmers. It reads:
“As the public is aware there is a lock.
out existing at present in most of our
factories against the Trimmers’ Union.
There are various opinions regarding the
cause of it. and we as members of the
Trimmera’ Union feel it our duty to ex-
plain onr side of the question, as the
manufacturers have already explained
theirs. About the year 1886 the trim.
more were getting 58 cents per dozen for
either binding or trimming hats in most
factories, which they and some manu’
facturers thought a very reasonable
price. However some would pay only
forty cents per dozen and if any of their
employees were imprudent enough to
ask for more they were discharged; in
one instance five girls were discharged
to a day. Our union to prevent this
madeauniform bill of prices, 5'5 cents
per down, which worked successfully
for a short time. Then cards were sent
around In the shops for its to sign similar
to the Articles of Agreement that the
trouble is over new, but very few of our
members signed them. The manufacturv
are notified us that unless we signed the
cards no work would be given us after
May 17th,18~‘5’7. They explained that it
did not mean a cut down, It was the
principle they objected to, compelling
them to pay a certain price.

"They closed their shops. After two
days we called a meeting and voted to
rescind the vote of fifty-eight cents, a
uniform price, and they allowed us togo
to work. In one factory they cut down
their girls to forty-five cents per dozen
It has been a gradual cut
down ever since. At present some of
our members are working for thirty-six
Cents per dozen. Then the articles of
agreement were made out and accepted
when very few of our members were
present.
them strictly."

Tm' trimmers liuely decided that they
should not live up to the articles of
amateur: fit any longer, so modified them
and sent a copy to the manufacturers,
whose reply is incorporated in the fol-
lowing resolution:

Resolved. That It is the sense of the
members of this association that the
articles of agreement between the Trim
mers' “null! and the for Hot hiauufac
turors' owemtmn should not be changed,
being as they are. identical with those In
vogue with the other trade organizations,
which so far have proven adequate for
all concerned.

The trimmers say they want the pub-
lic tr understand that prices have noth-
ing to do with this trouble. It is soley
over thi- articles of agreement.

PERSONAL I’ABAGIIAPII 8.

“Going! and (lo-lap of People we
Like i. luau About.
Mn. Lester Cole. of Brooklyn.‘l . .
la in town for a few days.

Miss Amy Seymour, of New York city,
is in Norwalk for a few days.

Ilia» Lulu Benedict, of West Haven.‘ Is
the guest of Holden avenue friends.

James Alexander. of Newark, N. J.,
spent Sunday with relatives In tlisbor-
ough.

Remson Schenck, of Canarslc. L. l..
was the guest of borough friends over
Sunday.

Iliaa Imella Darius. of Boston. Ilsa-u
is spending a few days with friends on
High street, borough.

Iptter carrier John Healy. of the bot.
oogh post office, has returned from a
visit to New Jersey and long Island City.

William H. Olmstrad. of Union Park,
has returned from an extended business
trip to Michigan, Itasouri and Ala-
hm Rowan in Macon, 0a., on also-
tion day, and made a thorough investl.
gallon of Southern election methods. Rs
saystbe owns- dld nos sessile take
any interest In the election, which was a
remarkably quiet avsnt.

Alan lathe historyol South Nor-
kaswalk kasaaycnvartlalsaalasdsncb
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The followiugprogramma has MO-
ranged for recitals at the WW
church in this city:

Tuesday December 9th.
Prank Taft,“ blew York; WILLIE.
New York.

In Mr. Frank Taft we areas-trad of
organ music which will planar”
ple, and M's. Irving, baritono DION.
comes well recommended.

Tuesday evening, January lath. mm
(local) with Alex 8. Glasou, awash: Mb
brannounced.

Recital No. 2 is intended for a full
chorus, composed of representative,“-
ers of our town. The churn-will be
larger than at either concert last ass-vs.
Organist Gibson, we always ital! Gilli
sider him as belonging to Norwalk, and
we will have some popular W
from him as solo organist. The veal
solos have not been decided upon.

Wednesday evailng, February 11th, Int-m- ,
lat. George w. 1mm. of New York; Harp, lb
land Hagan, of New York.

Our world-renowned organist, George
W. Morgan, and daughter, Mi- laud.
harpist, who gave us last mason lull a
treat, will, with a varied programme, no
doubt attract a house full of appredativa
people.

Wednesday evening larch 4, 131%,
Charles?. Cnderhill. inShakupeara’am

Night’s Dream, " accompanied by Organfit M
Taft.

The readings of Shakespeare’s “lid
summer Night’s Dream” by Hr. with
F. Underhill, and music arranged for the
same by Mr. Frank Taft, organistfolfllo
evening, the interpretation of the read-
ing through the organ, as thadifim
acts of the play progress, make it a very
enjoyable evening’ 9 entertainment.

lllr. Disbrow has arranged the recitals
in as popular a way as he knows how,
desiring to put before our Norwalk
friends such entertainments as will call
forth our people, and at so lowallrb
as to be within the power of our musical
and literary friends to command;
Tickets will be issued immediately, and
can be had in Norwalk and South Nor-
walk at $1.50 for the course, or 50 cant!
single admission. See advertisement
hereafter.

oumu fiestas“.
Scores that were blade at Billiards and
Pool Last Night.

Following are the scores of the billiard
games played at the Old Well tourna-
ment last. evening: .

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Following are the scores at pool that

were made:

I) W. Rarford, rated 55 polnto—Jl 8

9 ll 13 0 4—55 .

W. Lounebur rated 51 lnis~8 ’l 0
9'! 6 0—39, y, [)0
Horace S. I-latch, rated 51 points—4 7

6 9 II 9 ’i—JI.

John L. Richards, Jr., rated 55 points

——ll 3 9 6 4 0 3—4 —47.

Aaron Martineao, rated 50 points—8

10 13 0 10 2—50

9. WJJO Lounsbury. rated -Il points—J 6 2
,, -30
John L. Richards. Jr., rated 56 points

--8 9 I2 11 7 8—55.

3V0” Lounabury, rated 51 Whig—J? o s
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'Dat rutn’ y was do most lmpldsnt
train robber I ebbali saw," rssoarkd tho
Pullman porter. “Why. what did he
do?" "He wanted me to trade jobs wot
him."

Chairman (of a committ. of wflkisl
delegated-«We want a clock for a pro
set to Hr. Powderly. Jeweler—How's
one that will strike every hour? mall-
man—Glorious!

The blind man’s dog may not be much
of a performer, but it is always given a
leading part.

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or dead t swim, a fiver Iioeso' t Illa and I

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