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NUMBER 891.
HoleredstthsPostOilicsstSouihNorwalkla
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1890.
SmndC Clus so:
DI R EwCTO RY consrrr mgvmom ' nanowa‘fir arm cums. sunfish! him use! cocoa.
figfiggm 113mm ' so no no.1. ’I'JbIalnat. 1v. lighthsrdwsrsand «Hummus. «cor-ti. !l. .111th
Llllllfi Blilllll Illilll'llll
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Abtbrsvistions N.—-Norwslk; S. N.—Sooth Noe
walk; ll. Nr-last Norwalk.
To thoas of our nation who are not al-
ready swarm of the fact wa would as tirst
ovary flrm bassist raprassratsd, what at ofllo
degrsa. will in found
tly ssliabls in every business trans-
000 Oil WI". 3‘
PLAIBTRD'S COUGHHW warrant tocnrs,
manofsctn nrpd sill Washington'st. S. N.
0300“!!! AND GLASSWABI.
NASH. ,. H I 330. M. ”“0me I. N.
m with
UNIVERSAL STORE, The. No. Mumshinga, near West.
lamps, Muse.
BOUTWRILC. It. hudsr'sblock.So. Isinst,S.
N. Whom“. Infiolgg. “W hi
.. ll
KENDALL. (lilo. S 130nm.“
“filo mud wall worthy of sll patronage “5.9 N Hours 80.111. 1015
‘° “‘1...‘ mun.“ J. c. ofilu n residence Lewis .2.
ant oomnssons. an“ tonal Church, N. gas administer
1‘11]: II cl‘l‘VIIl llllellli.
nonwu. no“? wonxs CO new.” '1' WRHD. w. I...n.o.s mEutWashi rings N.
shunts-s, Hours“. or. loop. to. Gassdmin
APP. WI. S. 108 Washington st. plans and
“specifications. fatsrnishcd
mammal). cor. MainandWausts,N.
seduprospcctivsandfrss haoddrswing.
WI“ N Itsal
use. so at .
amount, um.
IORHSLL a mL'HOIIBDIBU, vs Washington .1,
property-old-
allkindso!
B Blsltaud W hingto
. Iain of as n
I”all? “1:80“ fl dealerln’ln confectionery. ice
cream.icss,etc.
SCOPIL'LD HIIAC. 10No.Ialust.S. N. Sole
split for Horton s cclcbrstedice Wall 'N
WERNER, CHAS. L. Iain shoes: Pm
confectionery and Ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WILSON‘S ‘Home Made" Bread .Gruoite
ville. Leave orders at Gus I’itzerm s, 17 LR. Place
BANKS.
D0035, BASH AND BLINDS.
SIITH,W. H. .1660. 15 d'. 1" Witter at. N. carriage
Wood work. w .stc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
1'. I.UChssinutst. SN. Crushsdstone
PIERCE. .
RAYIOND BROS. Akron. aslt gland and esmmt
plpeJtom inches india'mster
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE. PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave. If. N.
Snndsyhoors. 8 to10a.m 4109p. m. Prescrip-
tions carefully compound ded.
GREGORY. J (l. 88Wall st N. Established 1&9.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS, JOHN A. 1] Iain st. N. Perfumes.~—dfty
five different perfumes.
PLAISTHD'S 43Washingtoust. S. N. patent. medi-
cines,etc. Physicians‘ prescriptions a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLER J. L. LSONSv—“The Faultable " N0. '2
cgfifglingfloriAh 31mg 110;)he ‘21?!” at N Sumner! building. N. Drygoods. oiiclotlrs. mut-
BWIfld "18'
“oullm'ic M$l'wmm m' View“ dem' 31150151 II'. R. minuscule %°‘§l- block, 3 Nigg
ANK. Washington st, 8 notions. g ovos.cu:. u erwcaraspec
CfilfiglgNfiL gapltsl 330,000 surplus 81th BENNETT, J. F. 19 Iain st. N. Business (stab-
bw. ' .Bowsn. president; scab I. Lay- llshed over forty-two years.
mom mllel'. NALCn BANK The DfiKEOE‘MAN, A. JISON. 813%th 51.8 N.
COUNTY NATIO -g s carpets etc we v
FWN mm W‘- n“ scomntn & uor'r, sGmtte hldg. N. as Wash
Fresh, James W. Hyatt; vice-plush. win “810118! S N (See 'advertiscrnent.)
0 “'0me “WWW W- W“ srncs'r. unwrap 5 Gazette bldg. u. Dry
PAIRPIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The.51
all Deposits
«)0. an ins WA“!
a 1:. Ioodyprest “w Isrtinfp. Craw. vice
' BASE-grhonwatx. Th 51Wall
ATIO AL e.
N st,N N ou-poratstiliio‘l. Capital-$240..” Eben-
%W;W WI. J. Hill, ,vicexpresmll
Hill,
W. GJI'homas. WWW “Pi A. Osborn.
0- n “WW "res. White WW.- .5
is . on ere ta‘ ac e
B 1’09 Family aooountsaresoliciwd.
NORWALH SAVINGS SOCIETY,The.Ws11s1, N.
Depodis over '2. 000.000. surplus $90,000.
I.Hollnes HCraufurd, vice-print. ,
Hilfiger».
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The.De~
posits surplus W). Alden Sol-
mers. wm H. mnfi’ areas. interest
paid depositors. Ioncy on mortgage.
BEEF. (WI-cleans.)
SOUTH nonwsut BEEP (:0. s. N. Hammond
beef,pork,aheep.lamb, veal etc .
TERI! WI. )1. a C0. N. Armour’sbeefand
polygons. Homedresséllnmbamlmutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON, J. 1'. Post office box 4%. N. Circulars
folded in over 10.10 Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
CA GEO. T. foot Raymond st.S. N. Horse—
BHIDtylE BUILDERS.
BHLHGHO. S. 100. P. 0hoxb31. S. N. builders
of bridges. docks, pile foundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, H. S. SoIhIaln st. S. N. custom Work and
repairing a s ty.
HARVEY.C. H’ZNO. Iain st, 5. N. specialtiesin
boos-.shoes Id.mbhsra
goods, fancy goods, notions and hosiery.
ELECTRICIAN.
BAKER. E. V., Elettrlc gas lighting; burglar
alarms; call balls. to
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO oilicc rullroud station S.
N. and in Wall st N. Rxprms forwarders to all
parts of the world. Passenger truin sen inc. Low
rates Lester Hunt. agent.
EXPRESSSIEN.
HUXTON a BRUNDAGE. alike at Benedict's. ~13
Wall st. N Our motto. prompt attention."
CAVANAGH‘ S EXPRESS. .furnitnrc and
planes moved. Leave orders at int 'sted‘s, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postofllce and
Hale's. Careful and 'prompt serVIce.
“TRAINS. 283310033. :10.
BYXBEE, F. S. A: CO. 99 Main st. N. Manufactur-
ers of Sconcld's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. F. S. Ambler.
FEBTILIZEHS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley 3 super- phosphate.
ial manures. land plaster, ground bune,wood as ea.
SMITH W. H. ACO. Writer st, N. agents forWll
llama Clark A: Co.'s standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
0ND BROS ordl sba in stock, s 13-
Rims order, the Swims, ch‘tfiney flue WEE.
FISH. OYSTEHS. CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT A: ZELUPP. GDWsshington at, S. N. due
ilsb. oysters, clams. fruits, game, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOHN R. 6'2 Taylor avsaue. S. N. Also
stone duller.
HAYIOND BROS. contractors for flag concrete.
asphalt. cement and gnvelwalks
SCHAUB. JOHNJLBONJE Washington at. S N swmmt STEAM AND nor vvam
Agood allow assassins.
noos- AID 81108 REPAIRING.
PHIIJJPS.GHO.20RaiirosdPlaoe.S.N.A11
work neatly and promptly done.
300mm AND STATIONEBS.
NED J. AHTHU N. card engraving, wed
PIN ' . baselgdll and tennis goods.
PLAISTIID’ STO ill Washin at,
S. N. Schgdnsfiggics andngl'eneral slalom
nox IAKHHS. (Wood on; Paper?!) ha
INAPP. . . N. rnan acturer t
’- Pngwmsg. General shop jobbing.
BUILDING llATEHlALS.
m3. JOHN H. ft. Washington at. S. N. also
blue stone. sewer pipe. hay. straw. etc
LlDNARD. CHAS.T.Waterst.N brickofsli
IEHKmW. H. 1k CO. Music Hall block, S. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PEHD.
“ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
fail to use it.
L'HOMMEDI EU, D ANIEL. east end of W ushlngton
st bridge. 'I he choicest of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. bay. straw. flour and feed in
. out]. car or cargo lots.
RED MILL, Dnrlcn. Crofmt AI Rose. Gram. choic
ground feed, gmlmm nnd rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL, Woodwind Place 5. N. plants. cut
flowers and ornamental piece mode to order.
GUIGUE. P. L. 30Wnrd mega. Union Cemetery N.
r
kinds, lime, ml. ,1“. hair. etc. also blue ,cut flowers, etc. sl work as
ammmk sndc lefiAY, JO , H N. near the depot. Bedding
RAHOND BROS. lllwa Philadelphia and ts—cnt owns and flursl work of, all kinds.
Trenton fronts. brick, lath, lime. cement, adamant.
BUTTER. CHEESE, EGGS, kc.
WON BUTTER HOUSE. next door to the Post
CARRIAGE BBPOSITORIHS.
DANS WI. 3. 110 Wall at. N. Curlsguhuncmss,
horse: noble and earrings furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CHOW JAIISCJhopAnn at.SN. estimates
fives. hing promptly attention to.
HORTON. WI. A. St'l‘syloravcnne,S. N. Jobbing
promptly atteudcdto
HANDMJql. D. Wl'lmill. KN Iodssn
mailman bych power enables me to give
lowmrss. lugs work a apsusit y.
J.H. ”Waters SN. manufacturer
”3.01m WI. using. coma blocks. col—
baluaicrs. Band. scroll mwing and
tuning. Hath ocka. botm boards. benches racks.
J.obbisgdons Estimates given. Telephone 51-0.
SHIHWOOD. S. 11. 13 Grovsst. S N. Jobbing
promptlystieodsdto
WHSONJ. B. shopCrussst, ncerslnf-Otlicecov.
inc roses a specialty.
SMITH. JOHN [1.80. Main st,_ SN. the oldest and
best known florist in this Vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers. etc. Floral work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.
IUBNI'I'UBB DEALERS.
LKUAN. THEODORE. Wasblri st. (eustend)
C(z'mltum looking glasses, pictufcufrarnes. etc.
CRAI A WHITI‘LESHY. as Islnsi, N. (Ray
mond‘a old stand). Sec advertisemnt.
RAYMOND G20. H. new-tore. 46 and «is Main st,
N. above old store.
STOWY DAV 1D. 26. 28, an, and 32. So.Ialn at. SS
Purnltnre, mattressm. etc.
GAS LIGHT COIPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY ofllcs 111
Water at. N Gas for light, heat and pom
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three dol
lsra per barrel. package extra.
GHOCHBS, (Wholssmlod
HOLIIS d. KESLHR, 0nd 11 Wall at N. whole-
sale grams. flour. grain, hay. etc.
SRLLEIHHHROS itand lbw-11 at, N wholesale
grocers. flour. feed. grain. hay, etc.
alum".
antllteklcnave... N. Steam wood working. ..
BROWN . WILCOX 0 Washington It. 8 N sole
W‘rm 'megghxx agents for celebrate Huntington crcamery butter
- o‘irm orwwrrts. BECKER. CONRAD to Washington u. s. N
“307111.” 5 HOYT. SGscstic bidg. N. 66 Wash»
logical at. S.N .Oios advertiasmenL L)
annual IANU'AO‘I’UHKBB.
RY.N0. Iain ii N. manufacturerof
“MS Special at. given to repairing.
WRIGHT I ILYNN. fooiof Franklin st. manufac-
tar-vsof w . Bucks. rtc Painting,
trimming sad
aspctlaliy.bmseshoeiag.
BATIK!”
. a lab fusmsri ethos!!-
Wests». . mt: .. s..... .
Insomniac-wands weddings and
CATHOLIC 00006. m
.T O CO. I a N. bewa-
,. ‘ arcade-mam “'.
' "PI ”HWAC’I'UIIII.
mum. CHAA'I'. Wat- N. all aius sad
mspmaiso critical-ups. In. etc.
Old“ D01 WU'ACTUHIHS.
‘HAI S. ltImhsll 11.131 manufac-
"1:3?0; bumsoddsala in'hbboos.
GIG“ IANUIACTUHZHI.
IOTTAOLISTIAD CIGAR “00$. iotio.Iala
st.l.lt.m-Ifsttsm
CIOAIOO. warm-v.13. N
03.33.“. 1’. TL. ' 1' m h
I I no.“ . . isobar
Wm fl.
CIVIL "013K338.
soars ”we.“ Washington msgthmg
I. In”. our. WmnvnosaodCoart-
WHJ Hydnslicandmaitaryangiaawu
WOODICJLHIIIILN. “Mm-pity
Mineral.
mm. Hare-is Ming, it. and Is
.mlobbnasdm
MAL AID WOOD.
wmnwmuw
choice groceries and provisions.
l’kltlllS. CHAS. ll. successor to Hutchins, mfio
Iain at. S N. tsbls delicacies for family trade.
PlNNIlGANAO‘RitlLLY, ms Iain st, N. door.
feed. hay.sirsw. coal sndwood
YINNSY At BENEDICT ii Wall st. N mfsncy and
staple groceries, confec , fruit,etr
Il’i'CH, D. W. Westsvs.eov. Harris at N. canned
goods. colssa. less. butter, etc.
(11.0va L. uWallst, N.
usdaobisloabls.
consensus. I. .S.N. haw
,choics masts,“ sic.
HANPORD. W. S Hastavs oserlll. ”MIN.
Ashsstospsint. school supuivs. sis
LAW‘I'DN. P DI :CO. 8110 Hostess. no
csviasand isbisoc leach
L'HOIIHDIHU. DANIKL. east end of Washington
stbritlgs.S SN. teas,codm. spices, aspscislty.
IOORHA HARIAN. No Iain at. ncerest, S N.
has .orsignfrnits, dost, feed. sic.
NEW YORK TEA CO. r.‘ Iain st.N.«-)t.11ciisr-—
Tum, eoflssasnd spices a specialty
NICHIHSONIE‘FI'N, Si and 8: Iain st. N. a
spsctaity mods isblsdsl lie-tics.
OI'IIAII. Git). Wilton ave. and School at. N
New saw mods and now prices.
SEYMOUR, C. I. :8 Wash si, S. N. head.
quntsn forcelebrsud 'Dsw ' csorisd goods.
VALDIN. CHAS. H bWallsLN. Canary bub
isr,chssse. misblsdal leaciss, traits. are
Gilli All) AIIUMI‘IOI.
(IONS, AIIL’NITION and Sporting (hush. of all
kimlaai No. 4 Wain si.. ti.
HAW I'm (I'PH’S OP)
ASCHJmm J.tIomosst,S. N.slsoformsrs
SATIS.IAIITINJR.OCO. ”mailman”!
N. ofsmlakiss pinches, mmiugs.
sods: Mahatma!
nanmeroors.
WHMWJ WatwsLS N. lrosfosadsv.
light “WWW missus.
lammlhubmt
ensur- u- a. mum oars nan CAPIAICMI.)
“um“ “Ilvlbm ssmmsusmuw si.l.l
II.“ aspscialtymstoflasalll-d
“WWW“ (m ntvg‘m‘m‘
assoc. vacuums-factory 0”” mm.“ m. .
mm“ Wm“ g'fisusms'uwua :s s
litmus-strum... s. .wI-r
Hmong "
-"urlosoaooasr-0£s.mystas.unmw
fiamwn~.m&l
mew“ ....
(WITH.lid W. H. ‘00. ”undue. 17 WOMEN. build
MMW
QUINTARD.W. C Ionic Hall blnck.S. it. paints.
oils,gisss,sic. (ssssdv v.)
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYHRJ‘. H. 22Wailst, N. cuswru mulcharncm
andrspsiring nest! y dons.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS I 11.“!!th Staging.” S Nmiiuc by
DORIS. SIM mpHJPOISC. an ISO
this establishment srs "muted. Hm ofths
French cinching stallion 'Galllard"
Irons: strands.”
Ic UHAI. JOHN. No. Iain sLS
1300!: given to aborting driving AI trotting horses,
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 Iain st N. J 0. Collins.
European plan. restaurant nttnc h.ed
Gmhlfiiflri HOTEL, 89 Railroad p1acc.Goorpc
NgRWALK 11%:pzm D £11m RR milepot.
OLD WELL amaswwmm S.N.Hssd
Worm wopsista.lnropsauplaa. vim-tam
IOUSI ”ENTERING GOODS.
STEVEN J H. ”Wu-his st. S.N exec
manual it n and woodcnm. kery,
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD. Ii. "Holden Point Psrm."S N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGH & LOCKWOOD, 0 Iain at. N. insur-
sncesnd real estate in all its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB M. Washington at next to P, 0
S. N. fire, plate glass. accident and life. (see adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WI. cor. MnlnandWollsts, N. Real
estate. investments. loans negotiated, etc.
IORRELLA L'HOMIHDIEU. ”Washington st.
S. N. strictly firsbclass companies represented.
TAYLOR s: GOLDEN 15 a “Washington st,
V.Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LlPE INS. (30.. S S. nd-L'
llommcdien, agent. Washington at. SN
IETROPOLITAN LIPE INS C0. 20 Washington
st. S. N. F. J. Grubb, assistautaupt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. in successful
business aluce1860.No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE: S LIPS 1N3. CO The, .Vn. 45 W nailing
ton st.S. N. Juo. French, asst superintendent
IN" HSTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAI'FURD R. D Masonic bid, N. 0% Honda
Iiddlesex flanking and Mullah e 111'! go Cos.
IRON AND STFEL.
SMITH. W. H. 0C0. i'iand 17 Waterst, N
springs. axles, carriage hardware, etc.
[1105» FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRl'l'i' HM. wandboWntc-r st. N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN lRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, S. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor
IRON FOUNDBIES.
GILES & CLANCY at The Norwnlk iron Works
Co.. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELHHS.
FERRIS, A. S. 3950. Main st. S N. op. City Hotel.
S. N. tine watch repairing a specialty
HOY.T 11.11 iSNo Main st, S N strictly drauclass
goods atlo w prices.
JACKSON. MORAND, 58Wnl,lst N. watcbcs.dl.s
mnnds, etc. Pine watch repairing u specialty
ROOD. H. S. diamonds watches jewelry silver and
plated ware. repainng aspocislty. 31 Main st. S. N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED It. mom i moronic lid 5;. Wall
st. borough. Notary and Real Lstute.
FROST. RUSSHL 5 No. Main st. notary, legul
business of all kin carefully Sitcfidcd
HURLHUTT J BELDEN. moms!) and 6 Gazette
building. “all st, borough.
LIGHT, JOHN H. 1122 Worlds st 9. N notary
commissioner of deeds! for NWYork state.
LOCKWOOD RDWARDM. mmf Gazette bldg,
Attorney, notary and millions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN S. room 3. Fulrdeld (‘0. Nat.
Bank building. N. Counsellor otl ow.
WGAISH. JOHN J roomi Ismnic building, Wall
t.b.bomug
LIVIHY STABLES.
DANN [1011.“ E E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing sfalllm. Ofllce No. S RIver st N.
GREGORY. (ll-10.8. 11 Knight st. N Pine turn
outs a specialty. Telephone TH}.
LOCK MANUFACTURI‘RS.
10C KWOOD MINUPACTI RING CO. Do at. S
N Manufacturers of builders‘ hardware. mum
office 30 Pearl st; New York since 09 Reade st:
CbIcngo office 10 Lake at.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY S. N. New York
001cc 2;: Chambers s1. Locks and builders' hard
ware; designers; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. E. J. 9 Water at. N. All kinds of lumberdo
llvcrtni to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
nearll. 1t. bri.dge S. N General machinery, iron
and brass castings. forgin a Babbitt metal, rs-
psirs for maunfsctorissau steambosts.
SCOPIELD. Will A. Knightst N. New
male and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDZNHHS.
JENNINGSS WATERBURY, S. N. berries and all
murder: produce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A IODHL IARH’ET Ill Wall at, N Wm. Wardwsll.
prop... beef.veal ,lsmb mutton and poultry
VISON 11.155 Iain at. N meats. fruits v
A srfi oysters. clams. and sscallopa. hm
egy'J cannedgoods. etc
ncssm a HOSTED, ma, on o
stcn..c|ams fruits, wNoJIaln at. S
HISSSLL. DANA (' 11 Halo at, N. choicsmssts.
poultry. ilsh. vegetables, etc.
BRITI'O' S CENTRAL IARKET, 8 Water at. N.
Iests, vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lawrat prim.
CARR. WILLIAM ll. Benedict Farm market. KN.
Pine meats fresh vegetables—lowestcssb prim.
PAR NGTON J A. vocals aim,
it! ,tmltn. humor. Vim}: "in.
OHIST. GEO. lbw nvenne. 1.. N. cboicsmts meats,
vegetables fruit, etc. Lowest cash vi‘lf‘n.
llAYlS PERI) 18 No.laln st S. N pvimclleats
of all ll.klnds liomercndcr rendered laid a specialty.
JUDSON,A 0. Central Isrkst. cor. Islnand llavl-
lsodat SN. Choice meats, poultry. vrgstsblss.
LIIBURNSR. ”WI, 1” Walhtngtou at. Mozart
N dcsierin ailik ire-finds!
LOCHWOOD, 1.. Washington St. bridgsJi. N ha
meats, Ash, .c .vegctables. etc.
IDCKWWDIWKWOOD, " Iain an! [as
mssisposltry. Isl. Mela» a.spseislsy
LYON. A. 3.. Old Well him. No. Info at.
Nprime matasudponltryatlowsstpvtcss.
IALIO ALBIN. IainstmsmeLS N. choice
masts. lab. oysters. mines.“ iestssssa. sic
HIIKIRINO. H. S. East avs.op. school bonus, LN.
. veal. mutton. etc
SCliAUS. JACOB. as stt Washington st,l. I.
strictly Intelsat mu. poultry a specialty.
SIi’l'll'S WASHINGTON MARI". fl Wash
own-rm ”N lumuasdposltryforfsmiiyirsda
SPILLANKJ. W 15 Leonard at, N. wagon runs
daily allover tbs town.
loo
WADLW ii. mnhsi, limOrovs WIN runs
allputaottmvnwitblnsfrrshssd i.msats
WIXONJ. LflWsllst, Hm Choice meats, poni—
1.11.qu W-
flAIllILl AND GIAHI'YI.
HAT!!! P W. Water st,ll. mixtures at Ins
granitsaud mavblewovk. slandaalcr In building
ssdkcsmetsrywor.
“WHEN ”W ”Dammit Hattie-lip.-
ite . . v» .
IASONS All!) norms».
scram driver. I: Wm: m. us. an m
of stone must: contrasts isku.
Slim WILIJAI,19wmoasvasss.H.flsas
mm. menfim
samt.wn.uaa 11.le st.l. l. Jobbing
pvompiiystisslsats.
LAWIDR. WILLIAI. 5 nm at. K. Ankh-asst
sinus and grading Walnuts.
frommyowsqasrvy.
man's
smashes. Imoairbsl
mags-Isms. I. Wit
sanctum TAILOHS.
cementum wan-v.3. Amt-rain-
m. s.r1mm-r.s.s.maossas
mama-us In. ”Item!
Mam. m
H.“ it
cools
muflwmmb
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PITCH AON Ilsa ‘9 Iain st €31:ny
ldlitatsnm ' nglatablfimm
I
In. JOHN. Humanism-LN. Iiilinsry. Pussy
and Hair Goods.
MUSIC "ACRE".
BRADLHY IRS. G. W. (dangbtarof ihclatsWnI.
R. NubllilSIalnst. N. Instrumental music only
FRITZ. I158 IlNNlB P. 191 Halo at. N. Plano
”slugs-instruction.
”01mm“. S 87!!!“ st,N. Piano, m
HUNTINGTON. IRS. 129 Iain ILN. Vocal in-
struction and voice development.
NASH. IISS JENNIE K 11:: North avenue. N.
I’lunoantlorgun instruction. is! and
AW It, IRS. R. J. teacher of instrnmcn
S vocalnrznusic. Residenccst Mrle. H. l’lalsted's.
West at. 8.10.
NEWS DHPMS. 8.11
HODWHLL. H. I. 74 Washington . blank
books. Juli-pus. etc.
W1lHHIJH,J.H.155Wsahingtoustmu-bridps.8.ls
Newumpers. stationery. tiandn
NEW YORK 1118831013..
FERRIS S. D. Orders left at Bodwell's store.
74 Washington st.S
LOCKWOOD, C. H. offices DcHlyn'fiS. N: .. Gnu-
ory'sN.. NewYorkloil Greene st.
NEW 8 SECOND-HAND PUHNITUHI.
PODMORB, WI under Salvation Army Barracks.
S..N Stoves, ranges, crockery carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
BELL. HlRAM P. O. Box 111. S. N wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTHILL. R. J. foot of Raymond at. S N. whole-
aolc dealer in line oysters.
HOYT, W. H. bSONJSiWstsrst, S. N. “m
In ymond) planters. exporters and
dealers in native oysters.
REED A: HOUSIAN. 134 Waterst. S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters
VANNAILJ. L. ACO. P. O 150me. N.
Oysters and clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. H Ais-
"Riverside ave S. N. Siovcs.Steam
and lint r Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton! urnaoe.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J. T. 4.5 Main at, N. Jewctt's leads.
Mnsury slid Wmlsworth's mixed paints.
KAI MOND BROS. chett' a, Atlantic and Sceley'a
lend, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH W II. Act). 150. 17 Water at. N. agents
for Longman A; Martinez points.
PAPER HANGINGS.
PROW.1'1‘T,J 1'. ‘16 Main at, N. window shades,
Hollands. dxturos. etc
TAYLOR & (0. 21cc Iain at. N. also hardware.
paints, oils glass,etc
PIIOTOGHAPHZRS.
BLACKIAN.C. A.11Iain at. N. instantaneous
process. Children' s photos It specialty.
NORTH, G. S. 78Woshingwn st, S. N. onequaltty
only not! that tin best.
READMAN F L Gazette build” N. .Cahlnct
photographs; (A) per doz; one ((101.
PIANO TUNIR! AID BKI’AIBIII.
HENDEB, C. P. Lockwood ilnll. N. Also dealer in
plums. organs, sheet music, we.
PLANING HILLS.
RANDAIJLMISBR D. H. N. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
IEHKKRLCO. W. 1|.Insu: Hall block, S.N
Plumbing, steam utd gas Stung.
NASH P.11.A BRO. cor. Iain and West rta.S. N.
Plumbing and gns fitting. ranges and heaters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALH HORSE RAILWAY CO. JMW.
Hystt,prsat.;£dw1n1n.G Hoyt, supt.
HEAL ESTA" A023“.
LAYTON. JACOB I. Wash! next to P. 0.
SN p yfovmlc. mmflaummn
IORRELLA l.’llOMIEDfSU,1lmehingwn at,
S N. I'M rentingandcollcetlng
WILSON, O E. Colette bldg,N Investments sud
ummzy to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companirs or the lowest rates.
WImDW will!) [-3. A No Mam at. S, N. houses 0
rem and building lots for sole.
HI‘ S’I’AURANTS.
BER lllb'l't. .'i Water st. N. warm meals at all
hours. (“flirt r 2’)“.
Hi: NRY' S. It: So. Muir) at S N.1"bc last. 25c dinner
in the city. [fatal by .11;- day or win it,
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. B. 61 SUN. Inr. “n' iii" and four:
1.1m“ l'lm'n . S. N. Hydmulxc sml L'llhl engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD’S. IlSS 1NST1TL'TB,6 Orrhard at. N.
i bung ladies boarding and tiny srhml
HEAD. In. Hillside. .V Day and boarding school
for girlssndyonng l.adies Pits for any college,
or course com sis in f. Polly strut lab
rotary altar New or! artists no cd in
musical department. Special advantages or the
the study of art. -s and clocutlou.
W
i“ .111 turn begins (Muller ’.ch
sent upon application.
NORWALK IlLITARY [NSTITL'TH N
ROMP“, principal. Circular on mine".
“'"A‘VUN'. x“. ’1. ll. Nf‘fliml fur buys,
i‘r. l’n-purumrl In mllruv null 541111.!
For rin ulorv. to drown its aim.-
SHWINO SIACI’ILVIS.
SHAILHR, i: I 16 So. Iain st. S N. "Wheeler and
Wilson" and " ifousshoid " needles, all. altarh
menu. Repairing a specialty,
SHW'H CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND Baum sewm built. water pipes laid
excavatmg,d lling, grading, londseopc gardening,
SHOE DI ANI’PAC’IUHHM.
1.011981.“ RY.IATHHWSON A CO. SN. hum‘
11M chm,
GRILBWBlDlCOf sndaalssvrm‘n
.71. and .. Waller st. ti . ibvisblIsbed ano
Iannfsctnrmv of lulles' mtaws' and children a
due footwear for the rctal trade
lfllm-WAlm AND UNDERWEAR.
11131711181103. COLE a CO. Norwaik. New Yurk
and Brldppovt. COB).
SPOBTS‘JHN'S GOODS»
AIKEN, JOHN H. allots at,N hatqusrtrvs for
guns. thing tackle, ammunition. etc
"All DUILDHHS.
BAKER. JULIUS. Wain st. next to Wheeler‘s food
dry. Ii. N. Stairs and handrails to order
THE DlTlfl' AN IRON RAILINO WORKS. Wain
Hoyt. W
Circulars will be
.MS.
Surwulk,
Lil! M‘fumls.
st,S.1ll.Wm.H
MAI morass AND Pit-PS.
NOEWALK mos WORKS 130.71:me at
am I. it. hidgs. S. 11.
MAIN"? TICK" Atoms“.
CURTIS, S. W. Nannie building‘km N. visually
tlrkzts, pension agent. my on
LAY’i'Im. JM OH H.Wmh1sgrosst nerttnPO
SN. Permanent: Mmmyovrlcmtmfll
"all DEALHHS.
"8310.101" 1|.fwinflashiagmastJN alsr
brick lime. mot. hair, plantar
HORTON. JOHNS. «Tayiovavssos. 1!. Ah»
layer of summer I: sl.ks
NATION!) BROS bias, hows. Greenwich Id
Mtshgmnsoi sndmssblstrimmlaa.
"0V“. HANG” AID EDITH“
mourn! LAM. .Sngyh. (ill
stoves
J. W. I! W i .
POWELL. at. 5" sins:
palmm. ’l'tssad work a hairy.
SILL”. mvssrn. Ami st
m. ”.3. . W. .plmll the.
neuron.
HORTON. JOHNHthkwm. S... l. Light
MW ”’1 mm
wousaam
JENNINGSJ. D. Horas HI. dspst. rast—
m7ltmsidf.“
CHENNAI. Om
m. can 9.“ is.” and
menus WMmlsmcsst.
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HOME BUILDERS
MYIOND.OIO.H. IathHais l. Irvi- Isis
dsamJMklsyst. Tanks-174.“.
PRICE TWO CENTS,
MEET.
'l'lll GROWING POPULARITY OF
THE WAN ASSOCIATION.
I .
Ola ‘l'ksssaud Dollars Manon Last Night
~l’wslvs law Subscribers Addsd to tha
Ilsa-Win Boll.
Last night's well-attended meeting,
which brought out several hundred
members. as well as many others who
wished to become familiar with and ob-
serve the operation of its system, attest.
ed strongly the growing popularity of
the Building and loan Association. Al-
though recently established, and on a
plan at first unfamiliar to our citizens,
it has rapidly demonstrated the excel-
lsnea of its system and steadily advanced
in popular favor.
AI last night’s smearing it somewhat
exceeded its average rate of Increase by
adding twelve subscribers to its roll of
membership.who together took about one
hundred sod ten shares. Titers was the
usual keen interest in the loaning of the
money, which is stimulated by the little
excitement which always sttsnds an auc-
tion. The bidding resulted in a loan of
$1,000 to one of the members, who pro-
poses to build. Although the whole of
its capital has been gathered together in
monthly payments of 50 cents ashore, the
association has thus far loaned nearly
820010. which has gone to building or
paying off the mortgage on some dozen
houses in Ibis place. In this way not
only the individual members are benefit—
ed. but, by stimulating building. the as
socistioo gives employment to our work-
logmen sod converts its capital into per-
manent improvements to real estate,
thus continually adding to the wealth
and taxable property of the community.
The next meeting will be held on the
third Tuesday in December. it will
have special interest. both because that
will bo“dividend day"sod on account
of the large number who have announced
their intention of joining the association
at that time.
MA] NS-BIZTI’S.
A Phassnt Wedding or: loft Ava-us
Last Issuing.
A pleasant wedding took place last
evening at the home of the bride s motbv
er, No. 3 left avenue. The contracting
parties were John W. Mains, of East
. Norwalk. and In. LOlOR. Belts. daugh-
terof thslate Rsv.G. L. Fuller,of the New
York East conference. The ceremony
was performed at 7'30 o'clock by the
Rev. E. D. Weston, of New Haven,
formerly more! the Second Iethodist
Episcopal church. After a short recep-
tion the newly married couple were
driven to this city and boarded a train
for a short wedding tour. Many family
friends“! the contracting parties were
present at the wedding and the presents
was many and varied, among which
was an elegant chair, presented to the
couple by the employees in Mr, Moin's
room at the Volk but factory.
Meeting of the Wheel and Social Club.
At especial meeting of the Norwolk
Wheel and Sacral club, held last evening,
It large amount of routine DUSIDPSS was
transacted and the following one...
were elected: Directors, George Van
Aldynv,’ Elton H. Baker, Homer ll.
Hoyt. E. J. Thomas, W. Ashton. W.
Wafdwvll. H. W. Boston, Emery
Sfct'rfll. V. M. Honnrcker and Fred
firstly. Councilmen, (,2. Vroom. B.
Stevens. E. B. Baker, F. Eyre. [1. W,
Bunion. W. stdvvell, ll. ll. Hoyt. 11.
R Buckley, ii. Vsn Aletyoe and L. B
Wheeler. Auditors. V. Hoonsckar and
lirsrles Howell Sen-val new members
Were elected.
Noswolh's Now Directory.
A new dmctury of the town of Nov—
walk for 11:491. is being delivered to sub
scribe". it coniainss general directory
of the Citlix‘fll, clussIfied business direct-
ury, city. borough and town officers,
churches. schools. moieties. etc. The
work was compllwl by Herbert 0.
flowers, of Manchester, and published
by “Iilmr I" flanks, of Maiden. Mr.
Hunks gov" m a good directory last
year boithecmo for 1891 is much bet-
in; in fuel, we don' t are how it could be
gIsstly Implfflvd upon.
s..-1m..- With a led-l
City‘ Marshal elect Charles R. James
was igrwably surprised at Councilman»
sleet ankwmd's cigar store last evening.
Mr. Lockwood, on behalf of his friends.
present") Mr. James with to gold Mgr.
The medal was in the shape of a shield.
On the top is an eagle and surrender]
from its month an attractive letters are
the words ‘fioolh Norwslk." 0n the
freon! the shield is Ir. Jsmcs’ name
and the title of his ofliec. ”City lav»
absl.” Ir. Jams- wss overcome with
surprise. and could only express his sp-
predation of the gift by silence.
Pasha C‘s-cm
The Iioistsrtog Circle of King’s
Daughter: of rho Norwslk 00in
lions! church held a parlorcoocsrt at
the par-rouge or. 2in avenoelavisvsn-
log. Tits following entsrisiniog pro.
gramme of exercises was rendered:
THE DAMN!" LOCKOUT.
No Prospasts of I Change in tho Situa-
its. for aDay or Two.
There islittls new to say about the
Danbory lockout today. The situation
Is the same as it was yesterday. and there
is no prospect of a change for a day or
two. at least. The Hat Manufacturers
held their annual meeting Monday night,
but beyond a brief and informal discus-
sion of the lookout, nothing was done' In
regard to it.
The impression is general, says the
Dunbury News, that the difficulty will
be amicably adjusted in a few days, but
just bow the settlement will be brought
about is not clear. Both associations
seem willing to confer and adjust mat-
tsrssatisfuctoriiy to all concerned. yet
neithsr is willing to take the initiatory
step towards that end,
The situation is one that is sincerely
to be deplored, and It is hoped there will
soon be a decided change for the better.
The makers are at work today in most
of the factories but the finishers and
curlers are, as a role, idle. The forming
mills are not affected by the lookout and
are running accordingly as warranted
by orders already in the several for,
tories.
Neither trade association has taken
any action whatever on the lockout and
the members seem disposed to let the
manufacturers and trimmers. adjust the
matter without aid or interference from
outside sources.
it is believed that the sooner the two
conflicting associations can be brought
together' In conference, the sooner every-
thing mil once more be running along
smoothly and harmoniously.
A despstcb sent out from Dsnbury
says: “Amongtbo trade generally the
action of the women and girls is more
condemned than praised. How long the
lockout will last isamstier of conjec.
tore. but it is declared here that public
opinion will force the trimmers to go
back to their old agreement within the
week. In busy times the average weekly
wages paid the girlsis about $18. The
wages paid one trimmer in Merritt s fac-
tory recently for two weeks was “0.
The trimmers in this factory voted
against the smashing of the agreement."
Deaths in 0880b".
There wcrsilof reported in Connecti-
cut during October. This was twelve
less than in September. and thirty-three
less than in October of last year, and
sixty-six more than the average mortali-
ty in October for the five years preced—
ing the present. Norwslk reported
seventeen deaths ,reprssentiug an annual
death rate of 11 5 per 1,000 inhabitants.
The general health of the State has not
varied much from the average standard
which obtains of this season of the year.
Typhoid fever has prevailed somewhat
more than in the same month lust year,
although not so much as in October,
1885. Dr. Gregory, of .Vorwalk report-
ed twelve cases originating from the
drinking of polluted well water The
general prevalence of the disease
throughout the State is indicated by the
large number of towns which report its
presence.
A Curious Picture.
Mr. Hope. of Norwalk, the well-known
nrtist. has a picture at Schliy as art store.
Store street, which is. in its way, a very
remarkable one It is a still life study,
and represents a card rack, made by
tacking up red tape to diamond shapes
and sticking cord». newspapers, to,
within the tapes. This is done with the
usual faithfulness of Mr. Hope's work
and with a technical accuracy, which Is
really rare. It will puzzle the most
scenic to tell what is no! and what is
painted in this picture. audit will be a
good test of the judgment of any one to
try to guess on that paint before making
a close examination. Mr. Hope has done
nothing better in its way than this.—
llridgcport Standard.
Darin Hows.
Selectman Joseph llindley is putting
the highways in excellent vspslr, which
fact is highly appreciated by those who
have occasion to drive about the streets.
Among the societies which are in II
flourishing condition at present In Wel-
coma Division, Sons of Temperance.
The division enjoys the honor of being
tbs banner lodge of the state.
Ernest Koch, the Post Chancellor of
the Knights of Pythlas. made a rattling
spsscfr of welcome at the anniversary
exercises of Olive Branch Lodge at South
Norwslk. Iondsy evening.
Gmd Assay I'sir.
Dmglas Fowler Post No. 48, (l. A. R..
will open their annual fair and voter-
iatoment at Insic Hall to marrow even-
ing, and it will also be held on the two
following nights. Among the attractions
oilsrsd will be music by jubilee singers
and a military drill bya acornpany of
misses. The price of admission is only
ten cents. The worthy object for which
ibsfsiristohcgivsn occdsbot a pass-
ing notice to re a large attendance.
TbsGrau Army should be encouraged
in their eHoris to assist their unfortunate
comrades.
Cusslllassd Isa-I upon.
The official report of ihstw York.
New Haven 0: Hartford Railroad come
paoy to the flaw York rsllroad commit
sisssvs for tbs quanta jastsodsd shows:
u“ aromas-lop, sum, 463; W“.
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-Torrdaesmyatoek to makorocm
“for WM»! willssll faulty.
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MEN OF MYSTIC TIES.
BBIWZPOBT IASONS VISIT 0!.”
WELL LONE.
I'll. Third Dsgrss W by tho Visi-
tors—A Banquet at tho City Slots! Isl
lows Thais Praiuwostlry Work.
A delegation of about seventy-five
members of St. Johns lodge, No. 8. of
Bridgeport, visited Old Well Lodge in
this city. last evening. The officers of
the visiting lodge conferred the third de-
gree, which was witnessed by a very
large assemblage of Masons from lodges
in different parts of the state. The can-
didate was William C. Poole. principal
of the South Norwalk schools. The
work was well executed and received
many words of praise at its close. A
banquet was enjoyed after the working
of the degree. Owing totbo large num-
ber present some of the guests were ban-
quetted at the City Hotel, as the room
used for that purpose by the lodge was
not large enoogbto accommodate the
people.
Old Well Lodge. 1’. It A. LL, will visit
’Jopestone Lodge in New York on Wed-
nesday evening, November 26, leaving
South Norwalk on a special car at 6&0.
Next Tuesday evening the lodge will
confer the third degree, and one week
later the third degree will be worked
again in the presence of avisitiog North-
port lodge. Old Well Lodge has an in-
vitation to visit Corinthian lodge, No.
104, on December 9th.
runsosst’riiniourrits.
The Goings and Cos-lags of People we
Lilia to Head About.
George N. Elle, of Waterbury, is in
town to-day.
The party of Southern tourists returned
home last evening.
Frank L. James. of Rowayton. is the
guest of Winnipauk friends.
Clarence Wilson. of Pittsileld, is spend-1
ing a few days with Taylor avenue
friends.
Chester F. Taller. Jr., went to Ansoniu
this morning to attend to some business
matters.
Joseph Cocksrham and son James, of
Meadow street, sail today on the steamer
City of Berlin for Leeds, England.
Mrs. T. S. Morison, of West avenue,
who has been making a protracted visit
in Brooklyn. is expected home today.
C. R. James and Charles E. Woodward.
of this city, went to New York yesterday
to witness the launching of the new
warship “Maine. "
Eugene L. Taylor, of Jersey City, who
has been the guest of borough friends
for the past week returned home this
morning.
John S. Jones. editor of the West-
porter and chief of the Westport tire de-
partment, mm in town this morning to
attend the funeral of William Walsh.
Mrs. Lettie Holmes. of Brooklyn, N.
Y. who has been the guest of her sister
MrsJamc-s Harris. on Burbank street.
was called home yesterday co account
of tile sudden illness of her husband.
Miss flsffney, the polite operator for
the Postal Telegraph company In this
citv. has returned to her post of duty at
the Mabsckemo hotel after a few weeks
visit with her parents in Massachusetts.
Miss Murphy, who has been acting or
her substitute, has returned home.
Tins Evangelistic Meetings,
These meetings at the Methodist
church, Norwslk, stillkesp up than in-
teresi. The attendance was good, last
evening Several in the congregation
rose for prayers and two at the altar
were converted. Others manifested
great earnestness in their desire to find
the Savior. Meetings for the day as fol-
lows21l p. In. and 7:30; also a special
meeting for half an hour. commencing
at 0 o'clock. The meeting at 7:30 this
evening will benpeoed by a service of
song In charge of Mrs. Davis. This
ctr-ct lady will be with us only two more
nights Thursday and Friday. Let all
avail themselves of these gracious oppor'
tumors. The harvest will soon be post.
Ths Consolidated Road SW.
The New York, New Haven & Hari—
forIi railroad was yesterday served with
papers in a suit for $10,.000 The plain-
tiff 1:11.1’. Weiss of llamdcn. He alv
legss that while driving across the tracks
of the Northampton division of the mode
in liamdm on July 20, his horse's boots
became caught in the rails and a train
struck and killed the aoima1.bssids
throwing blur (Weiss) out of the carvisgs
so violently that he received permanent
injuries.
Dr. ena... canes
One of the largest attended parish
matings which ever assembled in Trin—
ity church. Southport. was hsfd titers
Ionasy evening, when a call was ex.
tended to Rev. Dr. 8. ’1'. Graham. the
present rector of St. Ambrose Episcopal
church, Berkeley street, New York city,
toeovsvaperiod of lbrss years,» the
expiration of which time, should ovary-
Ihiog pron harmonious in ihspsflsh,
the call will be extended indefinitely.
”stab-Hm summon...
Psoplo living outside of New Haven
csobsvdiy imagine the inisuss interest
ukssiotbsfootbail gums whichm
piassosxt Saturday bsiwsso ihs Yale
and Harvard alsvsns. Whils in years
pasttks’l'hsaksglvisggamswiihi’flses-
toshasslwsys ham tbs
“I'll-d Io with its
ihbfaliit is the Harvard aims
sasssstsissss.
m
LAHGHMHBAGISM ' ,
Icons of tho Toss-amass 0.. so
Played last light.
Some fins billiard playing was wit-
nessed by aurntcrsstcdaodisoesat tho
"out Wall” tournament last «miss.
The largest average wssmadsbym
H. Ferris. being 3 4'7. Them
asfollows:
C. W. Stevens. rated 58
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Averages—~Ferris, 3
George H. Ferris, rated 10 points—o 14
61110410000103191000.0
33 12001110111011-100.
Frank Nash, rstedfiflpoiots—z 2131
2011010264 203300001
0122012-44.
Averages—~Ferrts',31:33; Nash,1 3-8.
Io allowing are the scores of the pool
games:
‘21)”. 3.55 Harford, rated 55 points—4 ‘12
W. 8. Tate, rated 51 points-41 9 3 3
6 3-35.
WM; 8.1 Tote rated 51 points-6 9 7 14
" I a
E. E. Crows. rated 35 points-1) I 8 l
2 2—28.
D. W. Hsrford, rated 55 points—13 4
ll ll 13 3-5;).
F. Lauder, rated 46 points—2 11 4 4 2
John L. Richards, Jr., rated 55 will!
--12 13 9 0 87
F. Lander, rated 46 points-3 2 6 9 7 2
-—— J.
BNTHRTAINIKN’I’S.
“ Wlfs for“ "If.” 'I'O-mlghto
Mr. John A. Stevens, the popular souls
and playwright, will produce his law
and greatest New York “Wits
for Wife," at Music Hall tonight. The
play' Is written in Mr. Stevcns’ bat and
brightest vein. and like all his plays, ap-
peals to all. The story is laid in the
South, and Mr. Stevens assumes the role
of Edward Walton with on case, plea
and mnnliness which indicates the
Southern gentleman. High struugas is
the story of “Wife for Wife,” it must
not be supposed that comedy is negfeevr
ed, and indeed the verdrct of some New
York organs is to the effect that tits oom-
edy of t remarkable play almost over—
shadowed its thrilling serious in“
Mr. Stevens, however, bellevss' In slim:
collar; a tear with a smile. and “Wife
for Wife" faithfully carries out this d5-
criminaiing virtue.
Sunday School Work In Commie-t.
The attendance at the State Sunday
School convention at Daobury. hat
week, was very large, the addremss ex—
cellent. and all the exorcism loopitllg.
The report of the State central como
mittee presented on Wednesday after-
noon shows s large amount of work
accomplished during the past two ynl'l.
Over 300 conventions have been bald b
all ports of the State and nearly thirty
new Sunday schools have been organkcd
with a total membership of our I“).
Most of these meetings were attended by
President Produce, until his sick-ass
and death, and byC. B. Poots, of North
lfsven;ficorge langdoomf Plymouth;
C. S. Monger, of Essex. and W. H. Hall.
of West Hartford. Special effort hm
been made in many communities to
secure earnest systematic work in behalf
of the :non-sttendants. The record of
the work of SIsteSscrstsry W. H. Hall
shows that he has organized ihhiesa
new Sunday schools, attended” cos-
vsntioos. made 3319 addresses. visited 144
dlflmt towns and traveled amt-ties.
..ll Poole was elected President for
the ensuing two years; W. H. Hall,
Secretary; C. S. Chapman of We ,
Treasurer and J. Amsherry, of Daobury.
Auditor.
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for laundry use—Brussels.
Autism—um
Rising Star Division, No. 40, Sons of
Temperance. of Howaytou, eslshsslml
the fifth anniversary of their arm
that lastevsoiog. A large numbw of
the msmbersof thslocai dividom .1!
visitors from surrounding tow-s was.
present and ibsoeeasioo was M
observed with appropriate m
The Howayioo division is is-
crssslos oonrsvicafiy sad is mils. a
good influence in the community.
”Wbsr, my child! You dsaesd ll"
nightwiththseohlolf And accruals
halls while its yst wears
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“Do yos distrust fsi mm.“
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“animal” Ilstislwsys are it.
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