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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21.

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DIRECTORY

Lillilll Bangs: Illlll'llll

'I‘OWN 0F NOIIWALK.

Abbreviations: N.:-—_—_Norwslk; S. N. -South Nor
walk; I. Ila-Ian Norwslk.
To thou of our ”odors wins are not al-
randy Swat-s of tho but ws would that
wrsry drum heroin rsprsssntsd. what or of

dam will be found
my” roll-Ills In nary business trans.

and wall worthy of all patrons‘s
ad to theta.
All COIPRRSSORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water st,
near R. It. bridge

s

ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP. WI. 8. RB Washington st, plans and
nonsfuruished st msonable rates.
RANDALL. IINBRD. cor. Main andWallsts. N.
scale. prospsctlve and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONnfilgm N
J allies 5) st. .
MITCHELL. ans.

H0 BRILL A WL‘HOIIKDIKU, 95 Washington at.

allk‘indsofpropcrty
BAKERS. bin
YNRSONfi" IainstN.’andeWu gton
”as? S. N. deulcrs'iu confectionery. Ice
mimetic.

SCUI'IKLD RIIAC. fDNo. Iainst.S. N. Sole
agent for Horton' s celebratodi ce cream.

WKRNKRJIHAS. LIalnat.uearWall. N. Pure
cmfect'ioneryandicecream. ngood‘sdally
ILSO ‘S ‘Home Made" Bread cry. mulle-

wville. lLeave order! at Gus Pita-r s. 17 ILR. Place

BANKS. all N

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, W st. .
capital $100.”), Imanual It 100. ‘ M.
Holmes,

yer. rieopresident;

William Curtis, cashier
CITY NATIONAL BANK. Tbs. 68 Washingtonst.
nearIain,S. N. Capital 31o).;000 surplus 312»
500. R. 'H. Rowan, president; Jacob If. Lay-

mm!“

PAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
“Wall at. N. Inco rated 185%. Capital
coo. Prest..Jam '.:Hyatt riceprest"
0. Keefer; cashier.l£vrisc. Gteen.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. 'I'he.5l
Wm N. Deposits ammo, surplus w,000
W S. Ioody, prait; Martin S. Crew. vice

“new “new!” LK,'I‘h 5IWIII

NATIONAL BANK OF NORWA e,
at. N. incorporstsdltlb'f. Capitaltaimxl). Eben-
ezer Hill, prut; B. J. Hill, rice prest.;H P.
Price. cashier. Directors. R. Hill. B. J. Hill.
W. G. Thomas. E. K. Inckwood,J A. Osborn,

E. Wilson. IL Beard, D. W. Fitch, W. P.
Bishop. Bankers Merchants‘. Manufacturers.
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.

NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. The. Wall st, N.

win

as over gun, Oh). surplus 'Imseo, George
mat rest. , R. B. Cnufnrd. vice-ptest.- ,
E. .tress.

George

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The. De
positsovermm. s urplillDusw. Alden Sol
mans. pron; ohn H. Knew.tms Interest
paid deporutors. Ioney loaned on mortgage.

BEEF, (\Yholssale.)

SOUTH NORWALK BRKP CO. S. N. Hammond
heef, pork. shcepJumb. veal. etc.

TERRY, WM I. A COHJN Armout‘shoef and
provisions. Home dressed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BUXTON. J. I". Post ofllce box 435, N. Circulars
folded in over 1000 Sunday pawn.
'BLAC Kssu'rns.
CARR GKO. T. foot Raymond st. S. N. Horse-
shoeing a s

BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BKILGRO. S. ACO. P. Oboxsll. S. N. builders
of bridges, docks, pile foundations. etc.
BOOT AND 81102 DEALERS.
BROWN. H. 3. So. Iain at. S. N. custom Work and
repairingaspecmlty.
HARVEY, C. II. No. Main st, 5. N. specialties in
mm

SCRAUB. JOHNamsoN. as Washington st. S. N.
Agoodassortmcnt at low prices.
BOOT AND £11101! REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS.GEO flRallroadPlaec. S. N. All
work neatly and promptly done
BOOKSELLERS AND STATION ERS.
BO. J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed.
Pld‘fd‘gsta stationery. hase bull and tennis goods
PLAIS'I‘EDS DRUG STORE. 43 Washlngfonu.
SN. School supplies and general stationery.
BOX IAKERS. (Wood and Paper.)
RNAPP .Waurst. S. N. manufacturer of bar
can. pacn‘kll'nx boats. etc. General shop jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
- PHRRISJOHNH. fLWashlngtonst. SUN also
blue stone. sewer pipe. hay. straw, ,etch ck
NARI). CHAS..TWsterst.N tt ofall
kakl’nds, lim'e.eement. lsster. hair. etc., also blue
stem. tire brick and y.
RAYIOND BBOS.11ilwankse. Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts. hneli.lath.lime.ce1nenlsdamsnt.
BUTTER. CHEESE. EGGS. 8c.
BOSTON BUT’I‘LR HOUSE. next door to the Post
S. N.—a specialty made of all (Illhtl'ltlll
oleheeseJm and donutic. All
grades of butter. ems. .cauned goods, etc.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORIES.
DANN. WI. RwW’sllsLN. thrrisgu, barns-es,
horse. stahlcand carriage furnish I.nga
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CROW JMCJDOPAM st. S. N. estimates
given. hing promptly attic-oiled to.
IORTON WI.A. m’I‘aylorsrcnne. S. N. Jobbing
promptly attendedto
RANDALLJIJ) . Randall‘ssilll KN. Indus)
machineryrnn bychesppowsrenablesmstoglve
low W. large work a specialty.
RAYIONDJ. R. 00 Water at. S. N. manufacturer
brackets. wings. met blocks w].
lull.“ hsluslers. Haul. scroll hiring and
turning. Hath ocks. bottomboanls. ,ncu,
Jobbing done. human-sprint. 'I‘eicp a 5M.
SHERWOOD, S. Ii. 13 Grove at. S. N. Jobbing
promptly sttcndsd
W.IISON.S B. sbopCrossstmeeraln. t—Ofilnscov.
w.aim shallows-nave. N. Steam wood working.
mouldings.“ window trauma and turning. lowest
estimates. Ionsy loaned. Telephone numbtrzfni.
CARPR'I'S AND 0114:1011“.
BCOI'IKLD A IIOYT. 3 Gssettc blag, N. as Wash
lngton st. S. N. the advertisement.)
CARRIAGR RANUI-‘ACTURIILS.
TILLY. HENRY. No. Iain st.S N manufacturerof
Special attention given to repalrlng.
WHORE}. FLYNN. footof I-rarli‘klln mgr-urn!»
:nrrrs W. wagons. "or s all: at ,
murals: and rewriting squishy. hum shod”.
CATRRRRI.
D'ARTO C 8. E No. Iain It. formerly of Broad-
.estsrsr for Manson partial.
HEAD. PRIDIIIICLAIWalisgN. wanting-s and
parties supplied at the shortest turtles.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
HAYES. J. T. A (:0. fl Iain st. N. also as"
. dealers. manners and bestsellers.

CIIRN‘I' 1'11'3 llANbIAC‘I'CRIlRS.
LENARD. CHAS. ‘1‘. Water N. all sites and
shape-.m- WIN W nit. nun.
CIGAR BOX IANU'ACTURIIS.
HAS. 0. Slush” if. N. Isaafao
”figflclkubo boar: and dealer innr‘ibbws.
CIGAR IANUI'AC‘I‘URIRS.
IIOYT A OLIS'I'RAD CIGAR CO The. 1060 Iain
st.S N. manufacturer-sot Ansel cl.gars
OLD WILLCIGAR CO. The. Washington at. a N
W I”.

; WAGNKRJLDMIAIIR. 6.N.alsolobhetlu
s mourn-titles.

CIVIL RICHTER”.
“APE".BIWWIISI “.511.
m... r“- rem

loamy-MI
[10.1.8011 our butavvnussarlConrt-
.S N Hydmlicaaussalwyssgmsws
WOODIC.“ l. l Isl-It. N. Allordsrspro-ptly
mmrrmo [WALKER

WWI Blot). Iasoale building. land It
' Sol-Ishmmafsctsrsralobberssudrstailsrs.

; COAL AND worm.
ruins JOHNS. fLW shalt. Lehlgk.

minimum-shuts. mess-am

MAID.CIAI.T.Watn It. tksbsstvsrls-
tasszs'th-sslts rad odahosll
Hahn dkhumwusd.
asrmorsosmouoflzm—m
Manila-m Ilsa-.psrpssss
101%le aoo. Was-mopshosfutory

mulling.
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CORSET IANUIACTURERS.
ROTH A GOLDSCHIID'I'. [story 8. N. Iassfao-
tater-s ofths mu (LCorssts.
COUGI! RWDIRS.
PLAISTKD‘S COUCH RKIBDY.warrantsdto curs.
mauuhctursd a“: Washington at. S. N.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARR.

BOUTWRLRC P.1auder'sblock.So.Isinst.S.
Officehonrs. 8mm. too p. in

KENDALL. GEO. 8.. D.D.S. Washi

Franklin-tam. N. Houndsm. toll.

.COI‘.
P-Ill

NBWKIRK. J. office at residence Lewis It.
cwim Church. N. gas administered
Gold wrchsIn crowns inserted.

WREDHW I... D...DS ”silasthshl ust.S.N.
Hounds. m. 1009.111 Gsaadmiustered

DOORS. BASE AND BLINDS.

SIITB.W. H. a C0. 15 8. 17 Water at. N. carriage
wood work. wheels. etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

“PIERCE. r. I. ”Chunntst. S N. Crushodstons.
sewer contractormtc.

RAYIOND BROS. Akron. salt glued andcsment
pipe. 3 to attaches indlsmster

DRUGS AND comments.

EAST SIDE PHARMACYJ 'an Zandl ave. R. N.
Sundayhnurs 8 toloam Iton. In. Prescrip-
tions camfully compound unded.

GREGORY, J. G. 38 Wall st. N. Established 1529.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.

RIGGS.JOHN A. It Rain st. N. Perfumes.-flfty
five diluent perfumes

PLAIS’I‘KD'S 43 Washington at. S. N. patent medi-
cines,etc. Physicians‘ inscriptions a specialty.

DRY-GOODS.
ANBLER. J. L_. A: SONS—" The Equitable.“ No. 2
' Drygoods. oil cloths inat-
tings and rugs.

BANKS. B. K. Mahackeruo Hotel block, 8. N. dry
goods, notions. gloves. etc. Underwearaspecislty.

BENNETT J. I". ll) Main st, N. Business estab-

lished over forty-two years.

DICKERMAN. A. A. SON. St Washington st. 8. N.

dry-goods. carpets. etc. (sec adv.)

SCOFIELD & HOYT. 3 Gazette bldg. N. 68 Wash-

Ington st. S. N. (Sec advertisement )

STREE'I‘. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry

goods. fancy goods notions and hosiery.

ELECTRICIAN.

BAKER, E. V.. Electric gas littll'flllL'.

alarms: Isuli bells. Jtc.

B\PRI§83 COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS 00.. office railroad station, S.
N. audda“ all st N Rxpnss forwarders to sill
parts of the world. Passenger train sen ii 0. Low
rates. Lester Hunt agent.

EXPRESSMEN.
BUXTON & BRUNDAGE. onice at Benedict‘s. «I3
Wall st. N. Our motto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAGH‘S EXPRESS. furniture and
pianos moved. Lt‘llh'c orders :it lmstcd's. S. N.
SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slate at posmflice and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt service.
EXTRACTS. ESSENCES, no.
BYXBEE. F. S. & CO. 99 Main at, N. Manufactur-
ers of Scotlcld‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
tine extracts. l-'. S. Ambler.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Btadley‘ s super- phosphate.
ial manures land plaster, ground bone woodns no.
SMITH. \V. II. &CU. Water st, N. agents for Wil-
lianis Clark A: Co.’ :9 stamlard fcrtil lusts
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock spec
ials to orderdite mortar ,sand,chunney flue linings
FISH. OYSTERS. CLAMS. 1-.TC.
HUNT A ZELU FF. 69Washington st. S. N. tine
fish. oysters. clams fruits. game.vcgetablu.etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'ALIIS.
NORTON. JOHN B. (-2 Taylor avenue. 5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contmctors for flag, concrete.
asphalt. brick. cement and gravel walks.
I'LOBIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
IEKKRIL w. H. a CO. Music Hall block. S. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
‘ISLAND GER“ FLOUR. the best made.
fad to use it.
L‘HONIEDIEU.DANIBL. east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of handy flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS bay. straw flour and feed In
ksge. load. car or cargo lots
RED MILL. Dnrien. Crofoot & Rose. Grain. choic
ground feed. graham and rye flour.
[- LORISTS.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place. S. .N' plants. cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to order.
GL' lGL’I-l. P. L. SSWatd st. olpp Union Cemetery. N.
Hunts. cut flowers, etc. "total work II specialty.
IcKAY. JOHN. B. N. mar the depot. Ihaldlng
ts~cut flowers and tloral work of all kinds
no roses a specialty.
SMITH. JOHN B. So. Iain ll. S.N. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. I‘lunts.cut
lowers. etc. Floral work of all kinds 3 specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLKIAN, THEODORE.“ ashingtou st. (cs-II end)
Furniture. looking glasew. picture frilllts'. etc.
CHAN R WHIT'I‘LIISEY. 36 Main at. N. (Ray
month old stand). See advertisemnt.
RAYIOND GEO. H. new store. 40 and or thin st.
N. l-‘our doors above old stone.

STOW DAVID. 20, in. so. and 32. SoIafn st. SN.
Furniture. mattresses. cfc.
6A3 LIGHT COMPANIES.

NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ofllcc it)
Water st. N. Gas for Ilight. beat and power.
Coke sum cents per bLIxshe Coal ’I‘ar three dol
lsrs perbarrel .packago extra.

“ROGERS, (WholsallsJ

110le a KRRLl-JR. ilsnd ll Wall at N. whole
sale gunners. flour. grain. hay. etc.

SELLKCK BROS. It and to Wall rt. N. wholesale
ipocvrr. flour, feed. pain. hay. etc.

OROCEBS.

BROWN A WILCOX, 70 Washington st. 8. N. sole
agents for celebrated Fannington creamrry butler,

BECKER. CONRAD. ill Washington III. S. N.
cholesweri es and provisions.

FIRMS. CHAS. fl. successor to ilutchlns. wNo.
Iain at. S. N. table delicacies for family trade.

PINNRGANIIO‘ REILLY. ltd Iain st. N mm.
feed. hay. straw. coslaud oust

HNNBY A. BENEDICT if Wall st. N. fancy and
staple ".01me onery. fruit. etc

PITCH I) W. West svo.cor. Herwin st. N. canned

.eoiless. Ion. butler, etc.

CLOVER. t) L. 8511a“ at. N. loafer in the best
trade but ble.

0 as
OUYBR‘BON. 'I'. B. 5 . B. N. llns grow
”Marylou. was.

lIANPORI). W S lfastavs. nearltlt ststlon.lN
Asbestos paint. school supplies etc.

LAWTON. WWI: .l 00.21 So. Malnsl. S. N. no
ervlesand llcscles.

L'IIOINIDIKUJMNIKL. wtendofWa-ibfngtm
at. bridge. fl. N. teams-Idea. Iplm.ll|~!fzfllfy.

IOORBG HARIAN. No Iain at. nI-sIWcst. S. N.
loo grim-riot. foreign fruits, flour. feed. sic.

rum mint TKA (to. 4: Iain at, .N'.-I. "tum.
Teas. coffees and spins a specialty

NICIIIMJNRBII'I'I‘S. I) and”. 8'; Iain st. N. a
specialty malls of lablsdcllrar

MHANB. (ill) Wilton are. and School st. N.
New store, new goods and new [limb

SIYMOUILC If. 83 Washln st, in“.
quarters force fainted 'Dew canned goods.

VALDKN. CHAS. H. bWallst N Crrsrnsry but-
ter m. tabla delicacies. fruits etc

OUR! AID AIIUNI'I'IOI

GUNS. AIII NITION atsl Stunting (mrs)! uf all

kinvhl at No 0 Wales It. .. ."v'.
IIA‘I‘I'lRS' [17118. (”71% or)

SCH JOHN”! J. T Ionroa S. N. also!

A", h'st . It. maws

BATS-0. HAWJ'K .00 79mm

N. lmpurtsrsofasslskl as. walrus,
asdcuttsrsoftuttsrs'fsrs Pl

11.11183? “[0014.
WHIILIR. W. A. Water st. 8. N. Iron fousdts.
light soft castings. annular: water hoses.
RATS All) CAPS. )
“APP Till RA'I‘TIILOIW st. AN.
s specialty-adv of has It)! and hats.

RAT DANCIACI'UIIIU.
CROIL‘T a KNAPP. sstsbffflisdf factories
mwmau adestsrAI‘olhsstsWSN

New York also Idem- (nu-um
HUBBIIJ. a ”mi... Isrksslc It. 9.]. Wins

RAY‘IONDOCOIITOCIJ’IIIIJJL skills!

vggw‘ogkm-uen “fill.

burglar

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untoward; arm corms.
PROWI'I'T. r. 'r. us Iain at. N. light hardware and

3mm. w. u. 'a co. from 17 won-t. N. bulki-
ervf‘anandcmtrsetors supplies.

UlN’I‘ARDW. C.Inslcllallblock.s.N. Ilium.
Q men-mitt. one-o.)

men. it B a onto. our. IalnaudW-t so; a. ll. trauma stanzas.

mud linm nwrmrnmwnmxcmm msdcharuoss
Immune-roux. no No Iain w west. and repairing neatly done.

ml)" mm ”mam “”0"” Irons]: xii-mums.

PARSONS, I H. Brookslda Stock Farm. S N. the
horsessn nod to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted.
French coaching stallion “Gaillard. "

110882 SROERS.
IcQUIIAE. JOIIN. No. Iain st. S N. swan at-
tention given to shoeing driving at trotting norms
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. ill Iain rt. N. J .0. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
GERIANIA HOTEL. 39 Railroad place. George
Schnab. prop-letor.
NORWALK HOTEL, o ..D RN. RR. depot.
I. IcPherson. strictly t-clars sccomodations.
OLD WELL HOTEL, in Washington at. S. N Reed
Havilsnd, proprietor. Bumpsan plan. 80 rooms.
1101183 METERING GOODS.
STEVENS J. B. ”Wuhingwnrgs. N crockery,
glassware, tin and wooden were.
10B DEALERS.
Buncwm B. “Beldcu Point Farm." S. N. also

Home of the

INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE A: LOCKWOOD, 0 Main st. N.
ance and real estate in all its branches.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB If. Washington st next to P O.
S N. tire. plate glass, accident and life (sec adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. Main and W all sis. N. Real
estate. investments, loans negotiated. ctc.
IORRKLL & L'HOMMEDIEU. 96 W ashington at,
S. N. strictly fireballs companies represented.
TAYLOR Si GOLDEN. 45 & C'Wushington st.
SN. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN'L LIFE INS. Ct).. S. S. L‘-
Ilouimedien, agent. Washington st. SN. see ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. 2).) Washington

st. S. N. F. J, Grubb. assistant snot.
NORWAIdi FIRE INS. 00.. N. In successful

business since 1800. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. C0. The. No. 4.3 Win-bing-

mn st. S. N. Jiio. French. asst. sutaetinteiitlent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

CRAL'FURD. R. B. Masonic bldg. N. 6!; Bonds
Middledex Banking and Inimitable M‘I‘ge Cos.

IRON AND STEEL.

SMITH. W. H. .k CO. l5 and 17 Water st, N.
springs. axles. airtime banlwarc. etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.

MERRIT’I‘. E. M. .52 and 56 Water st, N. iron work
of all kinds.

THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st. S. N. Wm. H. Iioyt. proprietor.

IRON FOUNDRIES.

GILES Jr (‘LANCY at The Nonvulk Iron Works

C0,. and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEIYELER‘L

FERRIS. A. S. 30 So.)1alu st.S N. op. City Hotel.
SN. tine watch repairing a specialty.

IIOY’I‘. II. B. 18 No. Main st. S, N. strictly firstclass
goods at low prices.

JACKSON. LL-GRAND. 58 Wall st. N. watches. dis.
moods. etc. Free watch repairing u sxmiulty.

R001). H. S. diamond-Matches. jewelry, silver and
plated ware. repairing especially. 33 Main st. SN.

LA‘VYERS.

AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b‘d'g. Wall
st. borough. Notary and Real Estate.

FROST. RI'SSEL 8 No. Main rt. notary, legal
business of all kin s carefully attended to.

IIIRLBUTT. J. BELDEN, rooms 5 and 0 Gazette
building. Wall st. borough.

LIGHT, JOHN II. 10.: Washington st. S. N. notary
commissioner of duds for New Y ork stau-

LOCK“ OOD EDWARD II. room 4 Gazette bldg
borough. Attorney. nomry and pen-ions.

SEYMOUR JOHN S morn 3.Fuirt1eld Co Nat.
Bank building. N. Counsellor at law.

WALSH. JOHN J. tooml Masonic building. Wall
st. borough.

“VERY STABLEB.

DANN. HORACE ‘1, Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. (mice No. 9 River st. N.

GREGORY. GEO. S. It Knight st. N. Fine tum-
out:- a speciulty. Telephone 33-3.

LOCK MAN l7l'ACTl’Itl-ZIKS.

LOCKWOOD M.\NI'FA(‘TI'RING ('0. Day III, S.
N. Manufacturers of builder-3' hardware. Braden
office iltl Pearl st; New York ofllce 9‘.) Reade rt;
Chicago ofllcc I0 Lulu- st.

NORWALII LOCK COMPANY. S. N. New York
office N; i' hamtxrs st Lucia and illllldtl'tf hurtl-
ware; designers; founder-s; workers of mil-Hf?
house trimmings In bronze. brass and Iron.

LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL. 1!. J..9 Water It. N. All kinds of lumberde-

liverol to any point by tall. team or vessel.

MACHINE SHOPS.

NORWALK lRUN'WORKS CO.’I‘hc. Water at,
near It. It. brid *. S. N. General machinery. [full
and brass emf‘r‘igs. fol-gin , Babbitt metal, te-
pairs for manufscwrieshn steamboats.

SL’OFIEIJ). WI. A. Knight st. N. New machinery
mode and repairing promptly attended to.

MARKET GARDENERS.

JENNINGS A WATERBL'RY. S. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.

MARKETS.

A MODEL IARKE'I‘. ‘5) W all at N..Win Wurdwell
prop. beef teal. lamb mutton and poultry

AVISON. A. 150 Main at. N. meats. fruits, regain»
bios. nah. oysters, clams. and escailops. butler.
eggs. lard. annual goods. etc.

BKNN’EI'I‘ It HOSTED. meals. fish. 0
stern. clans. fruits Al No. Math st.S

BISSKLL. IIANAI‘ lit Iain st. N. choice meats
poultry, nah, vegetables. Ht:

Bltl'l‘l‘OS CENTRAL IAIlKE'I‘.6Watcr III, N,
In". vegetables fruits. poultry. at lowest pinu-

CARR WILLIAM II. Benedict l-‘snu market In: N
I'Ino meats. fresh vegetabluv—ltmtst cash prices

PARRINOTON J. A. meals, ull Jill). I) stay
vegetables. fruits.butu-t. ctc.

GEIHT. GEO East album. In. N. chairs: meats
vegetables, fruit. ctr: Lowest cash prices

I A PERI) 13 No. Iain at S N. time meats
'on 518 Home rendered lard a «racially

JUDSON. A G Central Iarket cor lab: and Hart-
land at. S N. Choice meats. poultry. vegetables

LIIBURNBII. W1!” Washington at. bridge 8

dealer in all kinds fresh meals.

LOCKWOOD. I). Washington St. bridge 8.x
meals fish. oysters. clams. VII-gr tables, etc

[All KWOOI) R mcxwxm " Iain at. N. fine
um potiltry, fish, oysters. clams a specialty.

LYONR'A 1).. Old Well Market I) No Iain st.

rue meats and poultry at lowest prices

IALItII, ALBIN. Islnst. m-qunt. S N'. choice
meats. ash. oysters. vtgstabIt-s. dvflmu-m m

l‘It‘KiflthG II. 8. Rest ave op. school IIOIDCJI. N
boot. veal. mutton, etc.

MfiiAi’ll. JACOB, as West Washington st.tl. N.
strictly flrstvlass meats. poultry a specialty.
S'Il'l‘ll Ii WASHINGTON MARKET till Wank
tombs NJlne meats and poultry for familytrsdc
SI'ILLANB. J. W. Ill Inward n. N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.

WADE. w. R. market. ElmGrovc. SN. runs
toall parts of town with Iris fresh and sa t meats

WIXON. J R in Wall st. N. Clinics meals. pool.
try. fruits. vegetables. butter. mt. etc.

IlARnLS AND GRANITE.

BATH. P. W. Water st N. manufacturer of Ins
granltsarid marble work. also dealer in bulldlng
stone and cemetery work.

STEVENS. I W. 00 Iain at. N. Inbls and gran
lie monuments. times. purists. etc.

MOON!) AND DUILDRRA.

SIYIOUR. HKNRY 1!! West are. S. N. All kinds

summation contracts taken

51131.00]! WILIJAI. l9 Wilton arenas. N. 'Stssv

Al. mugging. curMug.ctc.

SIITH. WILLIAI 11.3! West st,Il. I! Jobbing
promptly attended to.

LAWLOR. WILLIAI. 5 Hill st.N All kinder)!

and graft us; prmnptly attemlcd to.
Wlmi from my own quarry.
HEW! slum-nuns.

COIBI‘OCK BROS. Insole bulldl

Is. Iain st. S. N. Gestlstass’s fuss
IRMIIAN‘I' TAIL-ORB.
GUM" I.“ Wallst,ll. Apsrfutltgsar

x0000 If?NorthIa1sn,S.l.flastallortsg
ms. was. was
Mags .

C Is. I “f.
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Insur-

ters. lob-

flui-

.11, sad it
iaggoods

 

KILLINRRY AND PARC! GOODS.
CAVdANAOll. IISS I. ll. tClsy st. S. N. million-y
ddrus tasking.

PAWCI'I'I'gsbeadquarttrs for millluury. 8 Water

AGm%10MnnM5. an" ill

“animus
I. L mi80.211alnst, S. N. lair-t
styles Mourningaspecislty.
8T. JOHN.IisIasa;Islnst.N. Illness-Llano!
sndllsirGoods.

IUSIC TEACHERS.

BRADLEY. IRS. G. W. .(l daughterof the late Will.
R. Nash) 190 Main st. N. nstruincntal music only

FRITZ. MISS MINNIE P. W) Malnst. N. Piano
and organ instruction.

GIBSON ALEX. S. singh sLN. Piano. organ
and harmony

HUNTINGTON. IRS. 129 Iain st,N. Vocal in-
struction and voice development.

NASH. IISS JENNIR K. a: North uterine. N.
Piano and organ instruction.

SAWYKR. IRS. R. J. teacher of instrumental and
vocal music. Residences: Mrs. It II. I’lalsted‘ll.
West at. S.N.

NEWS DRPOTS.

BODWBLL. 11.x. “Washington” S..N blank
books. stationery. hemmperi periodicals emu

WHEKLKRJ. B. 155w stbridgs,8.
Newspapers. ashlngtnn

. . NEW YORK IIESSBNGERI.

FERRISS D. Orders left at Bodwell‘s stirs.
Tl Wushiistgton st. S N.

LOCKWOOD. C. B. onlces DeKlyn'.s.S N.; Greg-
ory s N.; New York 160 Greene st.

NEW R SECOND-HAND FURNITURE

PODIIORE. WM. under Salvation Army Barracks.
S. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery. carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.

BELL. IIIRAM P. 0. Box III, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.

CUTBILL. R. J. foot of Raymondst. S. N. whole-
sale dealer in fine oysters.

HOY'I‘. W. H. .hSON. I24 Water at. S. N.
Raymond) planters. exporters and
dealers in native oysters.

REED a HOUSMAN fill Wetcrst. S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

VAN NAME, J. L. A: 00.. P. O. Box 518 S. N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN it ORKS Chris. H. Als-
lhorpe prop. Riverside ave S. N. Stoves. Steam
and Ifot Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

PROWI'I‘T. J. T. (5 Iain st. N. chett‘s leads.
hissury and Wadsworth‘s mixed paints.

RAYMON' I) BROS. Jewett's. Atlantic and Sceley's
Lmd. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.

SMITH. W. II. .t CO. If; A l‘.‘ Water at, N. agents
for Lougmnn .k Martinez paints.

PAPER BANGINGS.

PROWI'I‘TJ. T. 45 Main sf. N. window shades.
Hollands. fixtures. ctc.

TAYLOR A ('0. 21 Main st. N. also hardware.
points. oils, gin-2s. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

BLACKMAN‘J‘. A. 11 little at. N. In<tantaneous
process. Children‘s photos a specialty.

NORTH. G, S. 78 Washington st. S. N. one quality
only and that the best.

READIIAN. F. E Gazette bulldt , N. Cabinet
photographs 32.50 per dos; one-h fduz. $1.50.
PIANO Tl'NIEIti AND REPAIRBRS.

HENDEI‘). C. F. var ‘Vzlii :md Knight .4. . N. Also
dealer Ill pianos. organs. sheet music. etc.

PLANING MILLS.

RANDALL. MINI-1R I). B. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.

PLUMBING.

HEIIKERACO.. W. II. Music Hall block. S. N
Phimbmg. steam and gas fitting.

NASH. F, if. 6: DRO. cor. Iain and West sir. S. N.
I'iuiiibing and gas fitting. ranges and heaters.

RAILROADS.

N'ORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W.
Hyatt. InTSL; Edwin G. Hoyt. supt.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
hAY’l‘ON. JACOB If. Washington st. next to PO,
SN. property for file. houses to renL (av.- adv.)
HORRl-ZLL A L'IlflhlhlEDlEU. as Washington st.

S. N. selling. renting and collecting.

WILSON. 0. E. Gazette blag. N. Investments and
mqu-yto loan. Also insurance written in bet-I
of companies at the lowest rates.

“"00"“ Alli) F. A No. Main 5:, SN
tent and building lots for sale.

RI. STA! R ANTS.

BEE IIIVII. 5 Water st. N. warm meals at all
hours, illllfli'l’ ‘35P.

IIENRY'S. it; So. Main at. S. N. The best L'Sr dinner
in the city. Board by the day or week.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

RIDER. W. Ii. Gt SUN. Mr W”? :ll'l‘ .’fIIII l nun

Limit I'Im r. S N Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Private)

BAIRD'S. IISS INSTi'l‘l'TE. 6 Orchard st. N.
Y ouug ladies boarding and day school.

HEAD Airs Hillside. N. Day and boarding school
for girls and young ladies. Fits for any college.
or course com fete In if. Fully cqmpperl lab-
rulory altar New otk artists cui ed in
inuqcal deputmiut Special advantages or the
the study of art. languages and clocutiou
Full term Imus (It-tub" 2d Circulars will be
sent upon application.

NORWALK MILITARY lNSTiTUTI-J. N. Frank S.
Roberts, principal, Circular on request.

WILSON. .‘III. I: H Sillooi forbuys, Nut-milk.
f" i’n-Iuirnhiry [Al wilt-gr- :IIHI H‘il‘liiffl‘ schism,
Fur < Irruiurm III Ilrvz-s as :Ibou,

SEWING MACHINES.

SHAIIJI'R. I‘. M. It) Sodium st. SN. “Wheeler and
Wilson" and “llousebold.” needles. oil. attach-
ments. Iii-pairing a specialty.

SEWER CONTRACTORS.

RAYMOND BROS. sewers built. water pipes laid,
excavating, filling. grading, landscape gardening.

SHOE MANUFACTURERS.

LOI'NSlll'KY. IA’I'IIEWSON & CO. SN.
dtiu slim-s

GPO Ii W RED A (‘O factory and sales-room 71.73.
'I' r. and“ .. Wm H S N btsbllshui ltm)
Manufacturers of laIlIt-s' misIcs‘ and children's
flllt' ftmtwtar for the retail [rule
SIIIIIT~WA1STB AND UNDERWEAR.

IIU'I‘f‘IIINSON. COLE A. (.‘O. Norwulk. New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.

HI'OR’I‘SMEN'S GOODS.

AIKEN. JOHN ll. Sillain at N. boathwartcts for

guns Iisbiug tackle, amiuumtlw. etc.
STA!“ BUILDILIIS.

BAKER. JULIUS. Water It. next to Wheeler‘s (oun-
Ilry, S. N. Suits and band rails In order.

THE DUNCAN "ION RAILING WORKS, Water
st. S. N. Wm ll. Hoyt. proprietor.

5114A)! BNGINL‘O AND PUMPS.
NOIIWAIJI IRON WORKS CO. Tbs. Water st.
near If. it, bridge. S. N.
STICAMSIIII‘ TICKET AGENTS
CURTIS, S, W, masonic building N. steamship
Ilrkvts. tv-nslmi agent. notary pfl lirl; ctr
LAYTON. JM‘OIl 11. Washington st. taxi to P1).
S, N. Pal-sags ticket-drafts. money strict-mm ad, )
STONE DEALERS.
FIRMS. JOHN ll. footof Washington st. SN. also
brick. lime, rs-rnrnt. hair. plaster.
Inlt’l‘ON. JOHN B. as Taylor arc-nos. S. N. Also
layer of concrete walks.
RAYMOND “Bill, blue. brown. Greenwich and
building stone. granite and marble trimmings.

MOVES. RANGES AND HEATERS.
KETIIIIIZI. LANDON. 29 Haviland st. 0. N. Gas
stoves and water beaten P. O. box oft.
POW ELL. J. W. as Washl n st. S. N. stoves.
ranger beats-rs. bmsofsml trig goals. store rs-
palrr. etc. Tin and copper work a spsclalty.

foot of
w olesale

.honses o

Latim.’

MILLION .SYLVIIS'I'KR. A .m iWaslti was st

bridge S
TRUCKING.

HORTON JOHN B. BTsylor avsnns.S. N. Light

and heavy trucking womptly stisndsdto
CNDERTAKRIIS.

JKNNINOSJ. I). opp. Hons RR. depot. resi-
demo . film st. N.

RAYMOND. GKO. fl. “andfllalnn. I. Roll.
dents Berklsyst. Nephew 77-4.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
BRIDGKSbo Into. 1)..” adios and wmtsarof
Faithsldco .nsuk. N tslcphoasmuss Issaesst.
WOOD.

urm.A1.I.rs. run It came. at, tr.
caused and spilt. for familyuss.

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mm hints on W im.olcs 000 canon- esp-cur»

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was!

THE GRAND-:ARMY FAIR.

A LARGE ATTENDANCE FOR ’Illl'l
FIRST NIGHT.

Music Hall Gslly Dssoratsd with Flags—
A Drill by Thirty Tm: mus—Odor
Attractions of tits Ironing.

The fair and entertainment under the
auspices of Douglas Fowler Post, G. A.
R, opened at Music Hall under favorable
conditions last evening. The attendance
was large for the first night and every-
thing passed off very smoothly.

The ball is tastefully decorated. Flags
are festooned from the chandelier to the
balcony and the boxes are also trimmed
with flags. In the centre of the hall is a
large booth In which n creditable dis-
play of fancy work is shown. On both
aids-of the hell are tables where refresh-
maats are served by young ladies. Near
the stage Atherton & Company have a
counter filled with choice confectionery.
A case filled with war relics attracts
much attention.

The entertainment last evening opened
with a drill by a company of young
ladies. The movements were executed
with a precision that would do justice
to old soldiers. The South Norwnlk
Dramatic club gave two laughable farce-s
entitled, “A Down-Easter in New York"
and “Don’t Get Weary." which received
lit-arty nppIhuse. Some clever novelties
vvere introduced. The members of this
society are young men residing In South
Nurvvulk and they deserve much credit
for their acting. Messrs. Arlington and
Soufield gave an exhibition of their
acrobatic skill which is worthy of special
mt‘DIIOD.

This evening the Dramatic club will
produce "I'm in a Hurry: or. Dot Mule."
The performance will commence prompt-
ly tit 8:30 o'clock. It was expected that
the jubilee singers would be present to-
night but owing to other engagements
they will not sing until to-morrow even-
Ing. .

(‘IIRIS'I‘I-IN'HG FEST“ lTIES.

A Royal Time at Dorlon I'olnt Ysstsr-
dsy Afternoon.

 

\The genial proprietor of the Dorlon

II 58 entertained u large puny of
file s In royal style yesterday after-
noon. At 2:00 o'clock Mr. and Mrs.
I’Iiwms’ four weeks’ old son, James E.
Pom-rs. Jr., was christened at St. Mary's
church by Rev. W. J. Slocum. C. I’.
Hangman, of New York. wa- god
father. and Mrs. J. Chrystal was gfld
mother. At the close (If the christening
exercises. the guests went to the Doriou
House. where festivities ran high for
several hours. At 5:00 o’clock on elubo
rate dinnvr was served, which was pre-
pared by the celebrated chef. Mr.
Dvmpster. of Boston. The tables in the
dining room were proftisdy decorated
with Chrysanthemums of en endless vu-

tivtymnd palms. It When coursv din.
net. flllll Included oysters. clams. fish
and game- of different variety. Wines

were til-m served With the courses.
After illllnt‘l' bum-Ch mnk-ng and sing
lug Wr-fé’ enjoy-rd. which formed on I‘ll-

patient pm In “It' plea-lira of the II:-
carport.
Sutiu- tinted gut-sis \vt-n- present

uniting them br-Illg \Y. II. Bulb-r, C. I‘.
Hviiiglirun. Captain Everett Sir-vin. . -r-

gmnt T'IUIIIIS Hickey. Sergeant J,
Vun (irritcbun. ('Ip'ulz'. Robert \V'ruy.
Mr. umi Mrs. William Dr‘VIllt‘. James

Richards. (leutgv Bftllht‘ltffll. Liuis J.
(7 Inlin. Jv-hn Knuumly. Thomas Chrystal,
farms McDonald. Edward F. Burns.
John I’Imvr. S» r“: ant [ll-H'KIOYL'.

Among the gun-sis fmm Nurtvulk were
J. J. Walsh. John O'Sullivuu. Dupuly
Sheriff James ’I‘unvr. f‘X-Mfl) or William
B. Ilublwll. Jvrerniuh ”woven and E
M. Ti)“t‘z-’.

A Spirited Runaway.

A spIrIII-d runaway vomit-d in the
lmrnugii yesterday llftrtmmu. (II-org»
Ilene-dict was enuugId IO [IIIVI‘ Olltl‘lf
Livviyman fin umy‘s trams tn Mn. Ches-
ter Tbt-nll's funeral, which was held
from fir-t lqu- residence on the Straw-
bvrry IIIII roui. llo- bad jmll driven up
tn the limbs nII-l Wan blnnkeling his
burst-s when tin-v started on a run down
the bull to Fnst avenue, thence to
Wailstrco-t. and were just turning into
Mam sinot, when the coucl‘ collided
With one of ('Imnor Brothers‘ wagons.
which won hvarily Iosrltd with crushed
len6' for the new macedam road. Fres-
ing themselves frmn the coach. the
horses dnulmi In) Main street at is terrible
speed. Near J. T. f’ftlwltl'u hardware
store they tripped owr the dangling pole
and were thrown in a limp. Tho borers
were then captured and taken to the
stables. The coach was splintered near
the dough» springs arr- broken and the
harness badly damaged.

ra- uvfinnsnc locus-s.

There was a large attendance at the
meetlnalsatI-venlng, Mrs. Davis gave
a grand talk on "The House with three
stories and only one window." All
should bau- bI-std it. Sets-val sure at
the altar. Two more found the Savior.
In the “after meeting" a large number
gave testimony unto the saving grace of
Christ-abmstons mmdrsd and thirty.
80 th- good work goes on. tales-dug this
evening at ‘l’. 00 o'clock. Children‘s Inst-tn
log at 4: p.m '

 

Now Wattl- Talk
The Ronsstonlc railroad are building
a new water tank at Brancbville. of 45.-
Watsr Is to in
pumped Into the tank from the Norwsfk

 

 

-—it's mmlrm soap.

IBEI‘INO 01" THE BURGESSBS.

Business Transacted at a Special Session
Lastlvsnlng.

The Court of Burgesses held a special
meotlnglast evening. When the meet-
ing was called to order a full court was
present. with the exception of Warden
Lee, who came in later.

J. T. Prowitt appeared before the
court and petitioned for a supply wagon
for the fire department. Burgesses
Meeker, Bows and Glover were appoint-
ed a committee to investigate the mat-
ter and report at the next regular meet-
mg.

C. B. Coolidge petitioned the court, on
behalf the property owners on Lincoln
avenue. that the street he accepted. so as
to allow the water mains to be luil. The
matter was left with the Highway Com-
mittee to report at the next regular
meeting.

The chairman of the committee on
harbor lines reported that they had es-
tablished a barber line, and it was voted
that a map he made of the same for
adoption.

The fire inspector was notified to in-
spect the rear of the business places in
the borough.

The proposed widening of Wall street
was brought before the meeting and the
court voted that all former proceedings
be cancelled and the matter dropped.

Chief Prowitt, by vote of the court,
was directed to notify the foreman of
the difletent companies to appear before
the board at the next regular meeting to
discuss the subject of allowing the com-
panies more men.

It was voted to place two electric
lights on Stuart avenue as soon as the
curb, gutter and sidewalks are laid.

The placing of crosswalks in the new
mecadum road on West avenue was dis-
cussed, and walks were ordered laid at
the junction of Stevens. Butler, Maple.
Orchard, Metwin, Arch. Elm. Chapel,
Berkeley, Leonard streets. Mott avenue
and Issues street.

The clerk was authorized to investigate
the matter of the acceptance of Chestnut
street and report at the next regular
meeting.

The Court voted to place large posts on
the railroad line at the School street
crossing. so as to stop travel. as the
crossing has never been opened to the
public.

The petition to roll Maple street with
the steam road roller was considered,
and Maple and Arch streets and Franklin
avenue were ordered tolled.

The chairman of the highway commit-
tee was instructed to place the street and
sidewalk at grade in front of the resi~
dence of Charles F. Osborn on East ave-
one.

The making out of the borough tax
list. for the special tax. was referred to
the borough clerk to report at the next
regular meeting.

Borough Clerk Warner and Attorney
J. B. Ilurlbutt were appointed a com-
mittee to draw up a city chatter suitable
to the needs of the borough.

The meeting adjourned until Duel-m-
ber I.

l'f. “SON .ll. I'AII AGRAI’IIS.

The Goings and Comings of People we
Lilia to Rsarl About.

Commodore Perkins is in town In day.

James E. Burns. of Hartford, IS the
guest of Merit-In street friends.

Frank E. Burn-I, of Winolpnuk. Is via-
itlng friends In New York state.

Miss Lillie Robinson. of Jersey City. it!
the guest of [needs in Wmntpuiik.

Mort. Rusted, of [he trmning sIIIp“St.
Mary's" IS home visiting his parents.

Frunk Smith of New York city, spent
yesterday With George F. Alberton in
this city.

Mire Louise Green, of Maple avenue.
East Norvvnlk. is the guest of friends In
New York city.

H. R. (In-en, whom connected with
the Marvin Safe 00.. of New York city,
was in town yesterday.

Miss Minn-s Mnmbsll, of Lynn. Mass,
to the guest of Miss Addie Flynn, of
Main street. borough.

Mr. and Mrs Nelson E. Raymond re
turned from their Wedding tour last
evening. They will reside at the rest
demu- of Chester F. 'I'olles, Jr.. on High
Silver-l.

.... .-. ... . .

Y. I. C. A. Ions.

The u-golsr semi monthly meeting of
the Junior Department will he held this
evening In the boys' room at 8 o'clock.
The meeting will be devoted to a talk on
the grunt Mammoth Care of Kentucky.
by (lent-rel Secretary Simour, In which
he trill relate some of the lnmdents rela‘
tive to the visit of the Y. If. C. A. secre-
tam-a to ifllfl cave in May last. All boys
between the ages of ii and to years are
invited.

Several names have already been hand
ed in for the gains tournaments. All
members wishing to enter any of them
should make application by Saturday
night of this week. There promises to
be lots of fun in tho-m and all are invited
to participate. The games will be played
on Iondsy and Saturday owning from
8 to 10 o‘clock.

The stsoogvapby class will meet this
evening as usual and no member should
be absent.

Ilshasl Sslllvss Dsasl

Itchssl Sullivan died at his home on
Fort Point road. East Norwalk, last
night at 19 o'clock. He brd been sick
several weeks. llrosaasrf was 71 years
old and was well-known throughout tbs
town. Firms] ssrviors will be held at
St. Iary's church. Sunday sftsrsooo at

 

I o’clock.

BOTH SIDES REMAIN FIRM.

LATEST PHASE 0? THE TRIIIBIIS’
LOCKOUT 1N DANAUBY.

 

No Prospect of an Inmsdlats Settlement
of the Difficulty-A Proposition from
the mnnfactnrsrs’ Association.

The two thousand Danbury bat trim-
mers are still locked out by the For Hat
Mauufacturers’ association, and a settle.
ment is no nearer in view than it was on
Monday last, when the manufacturers
locked their doors against the girls.

The latest phase of the difiicnlty,print-
ed in the Danbury News last evening. is
as follows: “The trimmers say that
they have already informed the manu-
facturers as to the course they are ready
to pursue. and are waiting a reply to
their letter to the manufactures, intimat-

iog their willingness to meet them to 52

form new agreements.

“The manufacturers any that as soon
as the trimmers will adopt the old agree-
ments again. they can go to work, and
they say that when the old agreements
are adopted in full they will be ready to
confer with the trimmers us to the pro.
priety of any changes in their form.

Here lies the whole difficulty. The trun- 3

liters will not again adopt the old agree~
meme—the manufacturers will not agree
to the new ones.

“The manufacturers say that they will
confer with the trimmers as to the pro-
priety of changes in the ugreementsmnly
after they are again adopted as they now
stand.

"The trimmers are determined not to _

go back to work under the old agree-
ments and they say that they will not
allow the bosses to say that they nuts!
adopt them before they can secure the
desired changes.

“Until to day the finishers and makers
have made no effort, so far as known, to
confer with the trimmers. A conference
was held last evening, and it resulted In
a letter being sent President Foote,of the
Trimmers, by President Merritt, of the
Manufacturers, requesting a meeting of
the trimmers, at which they can be ad
dressed by representatives of the finishers
and makers. " Mrs. Foote stated positive-
ly that she should call no such meeting.

W ORK FOR BOYS.

 

A Place for those Aceustomsd to Spend
Thslr Evenings About the Streets.

It is proposed to organize. in South
Norwalk, u Boys‘ Club. or South Nor-
walk branch of the Work for Boys of the
Committee for Christian Workers in the
United States and Canada, and to open,
as early as possible. a room in a suitable
part of the city. supply it with books
and games. and invite in the boys who
are accustomed to spend their evenings
about the streets.

The room Will be in charge of a young
man as superintendent, and will be open
during the week day evening: of the
colder months of the yeur (September to
Apn.) from seven to nine or half past
nine.

The- superint trident will devnlu his
time during the day to visiting among
the boys. becoming acquainted With
them. learning their surroundings. judic
iously helping them, and in various ways
using all possible means to keep a gen-
eral and friendly oversight of the boys,
who are most likely. if left to them-
selves. to grow up to live lives of evil.
and prove an expense as Well as Is men
ac» to our city and stew.

The work IS similar [0 that which is
now being tried with good success In
other cities of the state. It has been
found that large numbers of boys, from
eight to seventeen years of age, gladly
take advantage of the opportunity of
having is plum: to spend their evenings.

Nearly seven thousand boys were mem-
bers during the past Winter of the trn
clubs wbIcIi were then in filli‘fltli’)".

The book-I and games are chosen Willi
a YICW to manual as well as entertain.
The exporter-sol the first your Will be
almut one thousand dollars. This will
include the furnishing of the room.
After the first year it will be about eight
hundred dollars per rent. If. is desired
to make arrangements as soon as pos
sible. so that every things may be provided
fur the opening of the club early in the
wmtrr.

work will br- eastfed on under the
rules f IIu- Work for Boys of tbr Com-
mittee for Christian Workers in the
United Stall-n and Canada. The Sem-
Iurynf Ilwrltstoflommitlee will attend
to all the details-if organizition and vvill
unit» with the Auxiliary Committee for
South Norwulk. who will be appointed
to teprrwnt the contributors, in Its pro-
secntlim.

Jos Knows a Trick or Two

People who read the New York Press
will perhaps boson-prised to know that
Joe, Howard has just cums back from
Europe. His special column has not
been suspended in his absence. and we
give away no professionslncret to do.
nylng that the cable was called into set.
view to keep it going. Joe knows a trick
worth half that. He bass alert-Hypo-
writer, who has his style down fins. and
a whole library of scrap books filled
with columns of his gossip, Tbs clover
typewriter simply worked over the con-
tents of those scrap books. The public
was just as wall pleased. and Joe drew
his pay just the same. while snjoylng
the delights of Europe at his Isl-ore.

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fine. The billiard scores were as tollowsr
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I 'I‘.\\ COLLECTOR SUBS.

An Old Case in Which the Town of NO!—
walli ts Interested.
Yesterday. in the Superior Court. the
6880 of B. l-‘. Sturges against the town
of Nurwalk was commenced. The plain.
tiff was tax collector in 1378 and loss to
recover about $1. 200, which be claim. Cs
fees. The defendant claims thatatm
rctuimd a portion of the collie
which he made rind denies that be has
not received full compensation. The
case has been on the docket for years
and has been carried to the Supreme
Court. The plaintill‘ was given judg-
ment to recover about 81.100 and 00‘s
in the Superior Court. but the Soprano
Court found error and granted s now
trial. Yesterday morning the can“
in the case. J. B. IIutlbntt. representing
the plaintiff. and AttorneyflVatnor. for
tlm defendant attempted to eflcot a
settlement. and but for a disagreement
over a smell Item would probably II“
settled the case without further trial.
The taking of testimony in behalf of
the plaintiff occupied most of the dsy.

The flttatfonl County Ila-Ia.
The annual meeting of the visitors is
the Stratford Children’s Home was half]
in Hunt ford yesterday. Every town in
the County was represented by one or
more deli-gates, a majority of wbonm
ladies. It is the duty of there I'm
atIvr-s to visit any children the floors
may have placed in families ill m rss.
pecllve towns once every thrss 11100150.
and should they find any also“ I.‘
lest among such children. they an to
report the serum to the Hours. At ills
morning sot-slim. the reports of thorns.-
nonnative-s from the rations towns m
read, alt-r which s also of work was
laid out for the ensuing year. TM VH1-
on then made a thorough examination
into the workings of the Home. and ex-
pmml themselves as highly plssssd.
The County Commissioners had
a sumptuous dinner for the rim.
after which they departed for their
several homes. The railroad fans of ti.
visitors who attended the wasting ass
paid by the County.
Visitors «1 ts: m ,
Campanlni has written“ artful. ll
bow to train the roles. He should sit
write on how to train the patlsass wills
some other people are training 1*
values.
"Did you say this was a limitde
asked lbn Impatient parassgsr of W
ormdnctor. "Yes. sir." ”(lunlda’t yes.
kind 0‘ rslss tbs llmitsad ”its“
more than three miles an hour?” ~ *

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