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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1890. '
DIREMGJORY
LlallIE, wigs: llllllsls
TOW” OI" NORWALK.
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walk, INPMN-wwulk. '
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AIR COMICS.
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our”. War.
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cor.
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nguuuun.“ It L’HOHIEDIEU. or Washington st,
ofprwertysold.
mamas www.mrm
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“amt Iorllortonsoelebratalloeueam.
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ville. VIVsroveordersntGus Pitzer‘TsJ RPM»
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CENTRALNATIONALBANK. I!
g as 314,1“).
W,mm' L. 30!". “Walden“
William Curtis, cashier
CITY NATIONAL BANK. The,os
warms . 8N. Caplmf‘lw “Jim
II”. II. II. WP
medallist.
FAIRI'IKID COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
44 Wall u. N I 18“. Carl“!
coo. Prat, James .Hlmvm W“-
under; Winona, LewiaC
COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. To;
Zia-2;. N.I
SATIORJQI, RWALK, IMv 5I WI“
3:33 "P No
1882. ND-
MW
”surplus OI;
body, profit; Harlin 8. Crow. vice
..Ireas
lg. n Capital 8240,1111
;RJ.Ilillvice
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Wall st. N.
m ,s ins ”MID.
1. Rolling“ m Emmfum. 'IcC-DI’L'II.’ ,
acorn E. ,treas.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De-
Mover no Aldon 80l-
“lg; II. Knapp, trons. Interest
d mdepusrton. Honey loaned on mortgage.
.1“ BEEP, (Whales-1e.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO 8. N. Hammond
Mpork, sheep, lamb venl. etc.
ma 0., N. Armour‘ a beet and
VIM]! H antibiotic}! lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUTTON. J. F. Poutofiocboxflb, V. Circulars
folded in over woo Sunday papers.
BLACKSIII'II‘IS.
CARR, GEO. T. foot Raymond at, 8. N. Horse—
. I BIDI’JB BUILDERS.
ILL S.&CO. P.‘0boxbivl5. N. builders
B “brag” foundudons,etc.
300101) SHOE DEALERS.
IROWNJI. S. 80. Iliums. N cuswmllorkond
HARVEY, 0.1!. No.’ Rain «.5. N. specialtiesin
shocaalvd drubbers. W 8. .‘
SCHAUBJORNASON. so ashington at. .
Agoodasaortlneutat lowprioes.
' rum AND HIGH REPAIRING.
PHILLH’E. PTO. 29 Railroad Place. 8. t
workuestlyandproutptly ydone.
ROCHELLE” AND STATIONCRS.“
I'INN J. AB'I‘HU N. card elignmng. is
”V basefill undue nms.gotxis
dink .
0 43 Was st
”litmus... ”the... “it... “his“ '
HOE HARRIS. (Wood and Paper.) ha
. atcrsl, 8. V. manufacturer of t
menses, l P Winsome“. ‘(ienerll shop jabbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS. N
JOIR‘ R. ft Washington at. 8. slop
itangerine,savm’pipe, bly,st raw. etc.
LIDNAED. cm.'I'.Wsterst.N. brickofali
hair. etc. alto blue
”3].“:th Philadelphia and
NATION!) BROS.
Trenton Immlflh. adamant
lime, cement,
All
' cheeae.
grades of butter,“
CARRIAGE RRI’OaITORIBs).
DANN, WIEJOWIIIILN. f‘ '
Mable nude-nix: furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERN.
CROWLJAHEBC. shopAnn It, 8. N. estimates
given. )obbtug promptly attended to.
HORTON; WI. AcTayloravenue, 8 N. Jobbing
RANDALLID. Randall's-Ill. KN. Intern
:a'ehlavsyrunbycbeappowuenahleamewglve
lowlgurea. Ilrwiorkaspccialty.
RATIONDJJLOIWMILILN. manotactnrcr
Wes-immuerbhcks,ml-
.Iland,serollsawirlgand
tsralsg.IIat botwubosrds,beuches,ncks
.l.obhilgdone lstimatesglveo. Telephone 5M.
8.HKRWOOD 8.8.136mst,8.N. Jobbing
puyattendedw
proal
um) .shopCrmssLucarlainFOflloeeor.
W “all ‘8. lIIdBBaklsnave" N. Bleauntood working.
window! notes and turning. Inwcll
urinates. lousy loaned.numberm1
CARPET! AND OILCLOTHB.
W A 8011'. tGasetts biog, N. on Wash-
iupol at. 8. N. (the advertisement.)
CARRIAGE IANIII'ACTCRRRS.
TILL! HENEIJNo Nalu at. 8. N. annulment“
WU attention glveulo Rpm",
WRIGHT A ”INN, footo! Franklin at, mfg:-
olmlssu. snout-t ohm etc Painting,
Irish-lag ad repairing aspecllllleorse- lbonlng.
CATRRRRB.
cl. In Iahst. scanty or m
”wall-pant! W.
Z.“ mruimmcnuwmmu. weddings-ad
lpmlisnppll-oatthuhortmm
cantons: mos.
‘ .T.lm.flms!,l. loot-en
“airwaves-alas.
on”! m murlmlslus.
1mm.cnas.r.w.w N. all rises and
shoved-“Maw- who}...
atoll no: uxolamottuaa.
"JOHN CHAtl. NCWMmfl N. manor-c.
metaphors-and indhboas.
«IDA! motlmultus.
muommonnco. TIeJDIIo Iain
IV'.i=i.1.otuattco. marmosets-um st.
OLD
”I“
swings a nun-st. an. alsojobfiurla
CIVIL ENGINE!“
I.” I. W s. N.
m. wa. “will sarveytagfglnek'
W. 1.80!“ no! Wmmuueaadthurb
when ll. Hydraulic. and sanitary engineers.
w
George CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS,
colon WMW
B011! h 60m. 8 . Raoul»
turns of the W Emmott
COUCH mm
PLAlst'KD'fi COUCH mm, warnsudrocurs.
manufactnrurllt sta Washington st, 8. N.
moms AND GLASIWARE.
NASH. s. It A 880 eov. lamad'otmll.
Agata and tin 'V‘sfiu'l'h-N West,
UNIVKIISAL 8T0 o.laln near
lanai». crockery” shinmetc.
DENTIM’B.
TWELRC. P. landor'sblock,80.lairtsl.8.
BOU caution-swans: loopu‘lv hi
KENDALL. CEO. 8.. DDS as
I'ranklinsts.8.c.N Hourssuu.»
NEWKIRKJJ!
cor.
p.13.
odiosat “Mm
whom-mun. "dorms-II
rrowrul l.nscrtad
WEED.W. I... D..D..8 ”EastWoshimnwsLsN
Hoursss. In. loop. on.
DOORS. BASH AND BIJNDB.
SMITHJVJLECO. 15AM? Water st.N.rlrriuge
woodwork,whssls.atc
massif PIPE.
”manna seen. mum,
mm,
RAYNOND BROS. Akron, salt glued monument
pipe, Btu” tubes hdiautcr
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Vstr Zandt are, I. N.
81ndayhonrs,8 toward, “09p. to. Prescrip
lions n1 yoorn l N. Establ bed 1819.
GREGORY J. G. 38 Wal at, is
Wholesaldand retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS JOHN A. II Iain st, . . Perfumes.-dfty
Ive event perfumes.
PLAISTED'S, 43 Washington at. 8. N. patent medL
clues, etc. IV’hy' s prescriptionsaspeclaity.
DRY-GOODS.
AIIBLER J. L. ASONS—‘Tbe Equitable," No.2
Gszotgjiulidiug.N. Drygoods, oil cloths mat.
"18!
BANKS. E. K. Mahackemo Hotel block 8. N. dry-
goods. notions. gloves. etc. Underwear; specialty.
BENNETT, J. I". 1'.) Iain st. N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two yours.
DICKERNAN, A. A; SON. st Washington st, 8 N
grands, etc. lthoeadv v.)
SCOPIELD Jr HOYT. allocate bldg. N. 68 Wash-
ingtonst. s. N. (See ad)viertisenlen
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods. fancy goods. uot'tonaaudboo
ELECTRICIAN.
BAKER, E. V., Electric mm lighting: burglar
alarms: cull bells, .kt
EXPRESS COHPANIE8.
ADAXS EXPRESS CO. afice railroad station, 8.
N. and 4:! Whilst N. press forwarders in all
parts of the world. Passenger train ~é-rv ice. lam
rate. [seller Hunt, agent
EXPBENSMZ‘N.
EUXTON A BRUNDAGE, olilceot Benedict s. in
Wall rt. N. Our motto, prompt. attention."
.fumiturc and
pianos moved. Leave orders at lalstod' s. 8. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postofllce and
Hale's. Careful and prompt terrier.
RETRACTS, MINORS, "C.
BYXBEE, I". S. & CO. 99mm st, N MHHH‘IIICLUL
ers of sconeld 9 celebrated flavorVing extracts.
NORW ALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
line extracts. F. 8. Ambler.
FERTILIZER.
RAYMOND EROS. Bradley 8 super phosphate,
ial mores. land plaster, ground bouemooduc cs
SMITH, W. H at C0. Water st, N. agents for 11 ll
llama Clark A: Co.‘ a standard! ertii ims
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
AYMOND BROS ordi sha m stock, spec-
Km“ to «ileum: momrnxymkchfiey tlue liliillgs
FISH, OYSTRRB. CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT A ZELUI-‘F. 60Vl'asbingtml at, 8. N. Int.-
lish. oysters. clams fruits. gamma-«tables, etc
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B. WTaylov avenue. 8. N. Also
stone dealer.
NATION!) BROS. contractors for lag. currents,
asphalt, brick, central and gravel walks.
FLORIDA NTEAII AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
NEEKERJV. R. It (:0. Music Hall block, 3, N.
sole agents.
PLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
‘ ISLAND GEN" FLOUR, the best made.
fail to use it.
L'HOXMEDIEU, DANIEL, east end of Worthington
st bridge. The citoiclst of family iimlr kept.
RAYMOND BROS hay. strnw, dour nod feed in
pac , car or cargo lots.
RED MILL, Darren. Crofm’it fit Rose. Grain. choic
ground feed, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 8. N. pinnacut
flowers and omumentul pieces mode to outer
GUIGL P. L. wWardst, o LnianCeme
Hangout dowcrv, etc. Eglrui work a. an ”airy.
N. E. N nearihed or Bedding
”cmmnflowm and ilorrtl war?“ ull kinds.
glue roses a specialty.
SMITH“ JOHN H.811. lulu st. 833 1"Lille: oldest and
wndorist in this vicinity Plant», cut
of all kinds a specialty
Don’t
I
PURNITUBE DEALERS.
COLEIAN, THEODOREJV ashlngton st. (asst end)
picture frames err,
'RAN WHITTHLESEY, all Main st,N . may
(I mood' at old stand). 8a: ndvertlsernllt.
0ND GEO II. new store. 46am! to Ruin at,
“$911? Your doors above old store.
STOW DAVID, “28.3), nodal. 80. Halust,8.N
Furniture, , etc.
0A8 LIGHT COIPANIES.
NORWALK GA8 LIGHT COMPANY. 081cc 19
Water at. N. Gas for light, heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three dul-
lars per barrel, package extra.
GROCRRN. (Whole-vale.)
HOLNEB A KEELER, 9am! ll Wall at N. whole-
sale grocers, ilour, grain. hay. etc.
BELLECK BROS. It and 16 Wall st.
pours, flour, feral, hay, em.
0300238.
BROWN 3 WILCOI. 70 Washington st, 8.18mi.»
agentsforeelebratco Yasmiugtortcreaulerybutm.
BECKER, CONRAD. HI Washingmn st. 8 N.
choice and provisionso
KRRISJ. 8..Il " mNo
IVlain st, 8. N. fstable delicacies for Iamlly trade
PINNEOAN AO'REILLY. 168 Main st. N. liner.
feed. hay. straw, coal and wood.
PINNEY A BENEDICT oi Well st, N. fancy and
staple ,coofmloncry. fruit etc.
PITCH, D. W. Weston, cor. Isrwln at Tanned
I can! to the best
N. wholesale
goods: coders, lens, butter,“
010V”. C. L. DWall It. N.
m M.
GUYIBCIMRIOH. T. RM, 8.11. fluent»
“meats door, ssd,etc
HANI‘ORD.W 8. Restore. MILE. WIN
Asbeswspuhhsc bolauppiiawste
LAWTOH. 7.11.1 (:0. 2280. Nihilists. N. no
tabludollaelel.
L'IIOIIKDIEU. DANIKLesstsodoI Washington
,8.N .teas. orders. spices, a specially.
MOORIA HABRAN, No lain at, nearWest. 8 N
.fonlglfrults. lour, feed, ole.
NEW YORK TEA CO. 4' Iain st, N -N. listles—
Teas. collars and splees a specialty,
NICKEBSON sum, as am 3: Ilala st, Na
specialty lads of table delicacies.
OTHAIK, GEO. Wilton ass. and school st. N.
New store, new goods and new prices.
SEYMOUR. C. K as Waahl st, 8. N. head-
quarters tor celebrated ‘th ' canned goods
VALDEN. CHA8. II. ll Wall st, N. Creamery but
tsr, chase, eggs. table delicacies, fruits. etc.
Gills AID AHMUNITIOI.
GUNS. AMIK'NITION and 8pnrtlng (Mia 01' all
kinds at No 4 Wain st.. N.
HA'I'lRRA' Ill-8. (M'rlt'fi OP)
ABCHJOIKPH J. 7 Rout-us st. 5. N. alsoflwurs
d m narrrmm to in s
ATI8, I . ”to.
’N. flow"! seal akias pt tri “V
s v
“MEL Water st. 8. N. troa founder,
lipiaoflcaatlap, ntsuaiou wflcr buns,
HAT! ANDCAPAWIJ
KNAPP Till BATTER, n w
aspariahy—droflaostilaad
IA‘I’ HANIIPACTCl-I:
CEOPUT A KNAPP. anahlwhsa tun. brooms
mash-a aadwatarl’hllssqu. N.
Natasha-es Gran-mast.
. IA
Hm WWRLI. “I
“WDWMKEMHnM
”My...
FOLK ”Too. This-Illness. nsyJJ.
”$5.5.
armour-ms. W
0' lures mo I3 No
HARDWARE AID OUTLINE.
PROWI'I'I',J. T. “Ilia-l. N. llgbt hardware and
8R1’I'H.W.H.l0015and 17 Watsrst,N.boild«
srs'andoontraetovs’ lies.
QUINTARD, W. C. Rosie Hall block, 8. N. paints.
oils, glass.” (satlladv.
HAW HARERS.
DWYER.P.H.flWallst.N.custom madehams-
snd rewiring neatly dime.
H038! DEALERS.
PARSONS I.H.Brooksida8,toek1'arm 8. N. one
horses suited to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Halls of the
French coaching stallion “Gallium.”
HORNE 8110238.
McQUHAE. JOHN, No. Rain st. 8.N special at.
tentlorl given to shoeing driving A: trotting bases,
AMERICAN 11mm IO “ultimo. J C. Collins
, restaurant attac
GERIAbNIA 30111.. 80 Railroad place. Gangs
NORWKLK Hdfiimi.‘ ll. ILR. mm
OLD WELL nmma’ow—mmmscsn. Rood
Hav,ilaod WM. Europeauplsu ”rooms.
HOUSE FURNISHED 203m.
STEVENS J. H. ”Washington“, crockery,
glassware, tin and woodcnwaru
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD, R. “Holden Point Purm,"8 N. also
milk producer
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE A LOCKWOOD, 0 Iain at, N.
nnceand real estate in all its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB M. Washington at but to P. O.
8 N lire}, plate: glass, accident and life. (see adv )
LOCKWOOD, W! cor. IainandWallnts N. Real
estate. investments, lonns negotiated. etc.
HORRELI.A L'HOMNEDIEU. 96 Washington at,
S. N strictly lint-class companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 A 47 Washington st.
8N. Itenl Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GK‘N’L LIFE INS. CO, 8 8.11-
Htmtmedisumgerlt. Washington st, 8 N. Veeeud.
METROPOIJTAN LIFE INS CO :10 Huhington
st, 8. N. I". J. Grubb, assistant rupt.
NORWALK FIRE 1N8. C0,. N, In succusfnl
business since 1860. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. C0. The, No. 4'; Washing.
ran at. 8. N. Jrlo. French, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAITI'U IlD It. IS. Masonic bldfi, N. 6% Hands
Middle-an Ranking and Equitnb M't'ge (70s.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. H. a CO. lb and 17 Water st. N.
springs, sales, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON PENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT E. 3!. 5d and 56 Water st. N. iron work
or all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st. 5. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON I'OUNDRIES.
GILES Gt CLANCY It The Norwulk Irnn Works
Co., and also 31'. Bridgeport, Conn.
J BWFLISBS.
FERRIS, A. S 3080 Rain sLSN op. City Hotel,
8. N. line which repairing a specialty
lIOYT, H. B. 181%. Rain st, 8. N. strictly limitless
goods at low prices
J ACKSON, LeCIlAND, MWailst, N. watches, dllv
morals, etc. Flue watch rcpairing a specialty.
HOOD, II. 8. diamonds,watches, jewclr i silverand
plated ware, repairing nspcc‘lulry. 8} min at 8 N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED E. morn 3 Mill-(mic b'd‘g, Willi
st, borough Notary and Rail Estate.
FROST. RUSSELL a No. Rain st, notary, legal
businéaa of all kinds carefully attended to
HURLBL’ TT,J. RELDEN, roomsli and 6 Gazette
building, Well at, borough.
Insure
LIGHT, JOHN H.V1C2 Was N. notary
comm lasioucr of deeds for "York state
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. mom 4 Gazette bldg,
Magi: :tovney, notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room a, Pulrfleld Co Nat.
Bunk building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH], JOHN J. room 1 Rumble building, Wall
rt, borough.
LITERY STABLES.
DAN‘S, HORACE E, Excelsior livery and Mard-
irlg stables. Office No. 8 River st, N.
GREGORY, CEO. 8, ll Knight rt, 5'. Pine turn
our! :1 speciztlty. Telephone Ills—ll.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFAI'TITRING ('O. I): at, 8.
N. Manufacturers of bullulers' hardware. tnn
ollicc 36 Prari at; New York Ofllf‘r: w Reade rt;
Chicago alike 1'.) Luke st.
VORWALR LOCK CURRANT 8. N. New York
oiflremcbamlwr! ”.11ku and bliildcrs‘ hard-
ware; designers; foundm workers of urn-tic
house trimmings in bronze, brutal: and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL, 2. J. 9 Water st, N. All kinds of lumber de-
livered to any point by rail, team or veml.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO The, Water at,
Kit. bridge,.‘l 1N General machinery ”it-nu
and brass castings, forgin Bobbitt metal, re
pelts for manufuctoriesan rtesmbcats
hi" OPIELD, WM. A. Knight st N New machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDENIIBS.
IMINGS Jt WATERBL'RY, 8. N, berries and all
gurdcn produce in season for the tslmlcsule trade.
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET, to Wall or, N.Wrn.Wardwell.
970? M. cal,.lamb mutton and poultry
AVISON, A. 158 e“loin st. N menu. from, mm...
bles. Ila oysters, clams. and mallops butter
eggs. , canned goods, etc.
BENNETT A. BUSTED. meats,llsh, byte", lob
sun, clams, fruits, '28No Ruin st, 8
Elihu-ILL. DANAC l2 lain sr, NV chalcenlcats
poo ltry, lien, vegetables, etc.
BRITTO' 8 CENTRAL MARKET, 6 Water st, N.
Nests, vrgrtsbles. Irutta.poultry,at lowrst prices
CARR, WILLIAM H. Beltane: Furl: market E. N.
Pine meats, hub vegetubWic-west mzprs
RRIN ON J A. assets. 1 as o sters
I'A mlrults.butter,etc.w1t’8yqusre. 8N
CEMEG GEO EMT menu». II N. choice mew
fruit, etc. lowest rush prices.
lair: st 8 N 1mm
allklnds. limpet-rude red lnrdasrccialty
JUDIION. A. G Central lurker. cor Malnamtllsvl-
land at, 8 N. Choice meets, poultry, vegetables
LIIBUKNER, WM.196 Washington It. bridge, :9
Nidealer u all Buds Ire-lb meets.
LOCKWOOD. L Washington St. bridge, 8 N In:
III. bles. etc
trons» . .oul Well Mame: No no; u,
8..N padlockV ideals and poultry at lowest prices
MALIO, ALBIN. lain at, WWssgil. N choice
assets, lsb, oysters. vegetables, delicatessen etc
PICKERINO. [1.8 Eustave 09. school house, E. N.
beef, veal, mutton, etc
SCHAUB. JACOB. hi West Washington «.8. N
strictly Intelsat meats. poultry a sperlulty.
lllHTll's WAtlHING’I'ON MARKET, or Wash
tonal. KN. in: meats aid poultry for Iasslly trade.
SPILLANE. J. W. 15 Igonard at, N, wagon mos
«fully allover the town.
WADLW. 8. wmlluurovrwlil‘ runs
toallpartsoftosmwliblnofmband rm
WIION, J E. Y: Wall st, N Chalet meats, pout.
‘7’- IN“, V ““3, ms W. m
HARRLR AND GRANITE.
BATES, P. W Water st, N. mimosa or fine
granioearlrl marble wnthr, alto dealer in building
stone and cemetery work.
WHEEL! W. willulnst. N. larbletmdgrm»
the meta, mes, posts. rte.
”CONN AND BUILD!“
SMOURJIENRI', lawman. 8N. Alikinvh
oieontsoouem communism
SHELDON“ WILLIAI, toWlitoaavsnae.N. loom
“than“ “new
8111!], WILLIAM II.“ West st.8 N. Jobbing
pro-ptlyatteadedto.
All klrrdsof
um WILLIAI, 8 Hill st, V.
”yawn” Wyn-“1‘ yum. to.
Grants“ frost -y own qa‘ry.
m's OW”.
COIHI'OL'I DWI-oil: ”MIL-d
lit-”1.8.16. WWII-running”
Imam Tarmac.
cumm.nnwola.s. ammun-
3%,". I? North u 3.81. Mm
mnmm ll. hing-J
mam.
"run-unwnrimv
PRICE TWO CENTSvn
WIT AND 1"" (rooms.
CigaANAGI-Iliglflfll.‘ H. 8G8! ll. 5. II. Hull!!!
8 Watt
Ellwmgahsadqwm for luminary.
"1601! MIN”. .Ilsaydgn. lain Illa.
JAMES.IR8 I Lllo.lnlnst,8.li. I“
styles Earning-WI"!
fl. Jm‘oooda “Hand.” Illlllwi. My
IICSIC TEACHERS:
BRADLEY minus. 0.“! blew! the laleWnt.
It. Nash) {98 Rain at, N. atrium rnlnlmtal music only
FRITZ, also RINNIE l’. 101 Rain at. N. Piano
and organ instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. 8. in High at. N. Plano, organ
dharlnon
’-
RUNTTNGTON.IBSM In Main It.N Vocal l't'
stroetlonaod voice devtelopmen
NASH, H.188 JENNIE R. u North "on”. N.
Planoandorgnnl ust
8AWYlIl,HIlIl. ILJ. teacher of instrumentalan
vocslmuslc. Roaldencostflrl It. II. I’lalwlll'l,
West It, 8. N.
"i'lv’r’m .... ....
BODW R
ELL. 7 mar; fl.
wusulrn. a UV lat Washington n onus. it
“MM slum tloaal glassware
NEW YORK ”ESSENCE”
PERRIS 8. D Orders left at Bodwcll's store,
74 W ”hum; st,8 8..N
LOCKWOOD. C It. oilloss DeKIyn's.8. Na Greg
ory’ s N.; New York 109 Greenest.
NEW A SECONDHAND PURNITCRI.
I‘ODMORE, WM. under Salvation Army Barracks,
8. N. limos, ranges. crockery. carpets. ac.
OYSTER PLANTEBS AND DEALERS
BELL. “IRAN P. O. Box III. ii. N. wholesale
' shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL, R, J. footof Raymmd It. 8. N. whole
sale dealer in one oysters.
HOY'I‘, W. H. 1.801! to; Water st, 8.N. foot of
Its planter": exporters and allots-ale
dealers in native oysters.
REED A HOUSIIAN, 134 Wow st, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Noerslk oysters.
VAN NAM J.L. A: (D.. P. O. Box as 8. N.
Oysters um clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND DIODE”.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. H. Als-
thorpe, pro Riverside ave 8. N. filmes,8teum
and Hot It Furnace work a specialty. sole
agent lot the cdebratod Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J. T. to Halo at, N. Jewert's [M8,
Ilssury and Wadsworth s mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. thett's. Atlantic and Stanley's
Lend, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH. W. H. ACO. 15¢ 17 Water at. N. agents
tor Lehman A Martinez points.
PAPER HANGINGB.
PROWITT, J. T. so lain at. N. window shades,
Hollands, fixtures, etc.
TAILOR A C0. 21 Rain st. N. also hardware,
points, oils, glass-mt:
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKXAN, C. A. 11 Rain at, N. Instantaneous
process. Children' s photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. 8. 78 Washington st.ti Voneqnllily
only and that the best
BLADIIAN P It (lmtte build N. Cabinet
photographs 3‘: 7s? per doc: ono dot. 81.50.
PIANO TUNER" AND REPAIRRRIL
HENIIEE, C. V. for “all and Knight aim. N'. Also
dealer in pianos, org-u, sheet music
PLANING JULIA.
RANDALL. MINER D. E. N. All kind-rt! maul
wnrk at retail or for the twin.
PLUMBING.
HERRERA“). W. II. Music Hall block, 5 N
Plumbing. steam and gas lilting.
KAilH. P. H. A BRO. cor, Rain and West str. 8. N.
Plumbing and gun fitting. ranges and heaters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK IIOR8E RAILWAY CO. Jaluea 1V.
Hyatt, pleat; Edwin G, Hoyt. supt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAVTON, JACOB Ii Wuhlugum st. next to I’ O.
8.?" property forsale.bousestorsrll.lsce adv)
NORRELI.& L' HORNEDIEU, lib Washington st,
8. N. selling, renting and collecting.
WILSON. 0. E. Gazette hldg, N. Investments and
money") loan. Also insurance written in best
of cornpunlr-u at the lowest rates,
WOODWARI). E. A. No. Nam rt, 8. N. homes 0
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE "IVE, 5 Water st, N. warm nwals at all
hours, dinner 25c
ill-ISRY‘S. it; 50. Main st, 8. N. The bet-t .5: dinner
in lb.- rtty. Board by the day or week.
in NITARV ENGINEERS.
RIDER, W. B. A SON. fur, WWI lch’. and (form.
lalull. I'lm‘u, rs N. Hydraulic and Civil engincrrr.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD‘S, M188 INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard at. N.
Young ladies boarding and day school.
IE AD. Mrs. Hillside,“ . Day and boarding rchmll
for girls auILyouag ladies. We for-sly college,
or course corn let: in 1. Fully cqul
ralory altar , New ork artists cm odb in
Inll‘ilcnl department. special advantages or the
the study of art, lmguagts and clocutlan
rm. I term begins lmnller 2.1 Circulars will be
sent upon application.
NOILWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Prank S.
Ruler“, principal. Circular on request.
W ll 31er “It. I' II. 51 bnol for boys \nrwulk,
l v Preparatory in college and it‘ll mills W'llfwll‘
For t irmlurs u Irma up uhtrt'v
SEWING MACHINES.
SIIAILER, C M 18 80 lain st, ii. S. “Wheeler and
Wllaun' and "Household, " needles, oil, attach
menu, Repairing a specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROhl, aewm built, water pipes laid,
excavating, oiling, grading, landscape gardening.
8HOE MANUFACTURE”.
LOUNSRURV, NATHEWSON G CO, 8.N. IMli‘t"
fine shoes.
Git!) R. WEEDACO fact mm1,73
Established I'm.
7.1M” Water st, 8
IVanuIactursrs of lulles' rnbses‘ and chlltIltrl'J
line footwear for the retail um.
SHIRT-WAD”! AND UNDERWEAR.
IIL‘TCIIINthN, COLE 1 (:0. Norwalk, New York
and swim. Circa.
N'DRTSDIEN'II GOODS.
AIKEN, JOHN H. 88 loin st, N. bwlquarters for
guns. Vdnbing tackle, ammunition, etc.
il’l’AlR BUILDERS.
BAKER. J “CLIP”, Wold at, out to Wheeler’s fouw
dry.8.'l i litalrsandhatldrallstoovder
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKE. Water
st, 8 N. Will H. Hoyt.proprktor.
”RAH ENGINES AND PDIIPII.’
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0. WWII“ st,
near R. It bridge. 8. N.
mAflilHIP TICKET AGENTS.
CUR'I'IN. 8. W, Ilamlc building“: N. stmhip
lickufl. pension sgenr, notary pa
LAVTON. JACOB N. Washington st. neat to P. 0.
8 N Manual dream-ft», We! osders.lsecsd )
"ONE DEALERE.
PERRISJOHN H. foot of Washingtoust,8.N. also
brick, lime. cement. hair. plaster.
IOII‘I’ONJOIIN R ”Taylor avenue. 8. ll. Also
layer of concrete walks.
RAYMOND EROS. blue. brown, Greenwich and
build tug stone, granite sndtoarble trimmings.
norm. RANGE! AND HEATERS.
KETCIILI! LANDON, ”HavllaadstJl. N. Gas
and waterkea
stores (as. P. O.bos m.
POW J W. 28 Was 8N.
Mm. liaison: '0'"ka
M“.
pairs, rte Tln Vaad
DELLKCII “walnut. A 1:! Wash on It
bridge, 8.1. ..smver masters“ “‘32ch
TRUCKING.
NORTON, JOHN II. mTaylor avast. 8. N. Light
hears tracking my attend-Mo
UNDERTAIIII.
JENNINGS. J. D. a" Horse ILIt. depot. rest-
dominant
RATIOND. GEO. R. outsmart. Ecst-
drltuallsrkleyst. WIT—l.
VETERINARY CHROME.
tBItIDGMOEO. D.V.8. oloaandhoapltalrearol
Can-k, [Miami-aunt.
”goon.
ALL” Dela-Isa I. Indeed
m Has-f in”:
mos
co. m...
1r oil? OPENELL WILL.
ASP!!!“ NETTLEIEN'I’ 0!? THE
LOCKOUT LOOKED POE.
The Outcome of tho Discussion Between
the Daubury hiatus“ and launfaov
torsrs—Jlauy Roman About the Struts.
Referring to the conference between
the Danbury hat manufacturers and
trimmers to discuss the existing difficul-
ty bettveon the two organizations, 8st
unlay’s lune of the Danbury News said:
With the discussion. the matter rents,
and a settlement is no nearer in slow for
either side than it was when the lookout
war-inaugurated, perhaps not so near.
for then a speedy settlement was expect-
ed, now it is only hoped for.
The two committees gathered in one
of the parlors of the Wooster House,
shortly after one o’clock Friday after-
noon, and they were together until after
six The conference was of course
secret, and only the bare result is on-
wound on either side.
Little was done except to talk over the
principal points of both sides. and listen
in views as to what was considered the
best course to pursue in order to reach a
settlement.
The outcome of the discussion was
lllir: The manufacturers insisted that
the trimmers renew the agreements en
Ill’r‘; the trimmers refused to do no.
The propositions of each side Were
mode in the form of resolutions. That
pnsemed by the manufacturers was as
follows:
Upon the pledge of the president of
the conference. committee of the Trim-
mrr.‘ union that they will call a meeting
at the Trimmers' union, Saturday, the
29th inch. and promise that the action of
that meeting shall be the. renewal of the
agreements between the Trimmers' union
and the Fur Hat Ifanufacturers' associa-
11011,"!!! manufacturers will open their
shuptt for work to the members of the
Trimmers’ union immediately.
The trimmers in turn presented a reso-
lution, which was worded as follows:
Revived, That the conference commit-
tw pans lhl’ll’ word that they WI” make
no laws conflicting with the old articles
of agrcelrlents, provided the conference
COIIIIIIIIN‘P of the manufacturers pass
their wmd that they will (in the same,
provided that the manufacturers open
IIIPIV whom! to the members of the Turn
ume' unlun pendiny the drawing up of
new agreements.
The members of the committees reins
ed to sign either of these resolutions.
and they adjourned without taking any
further action.
MANUFACTURERS IN SESSION.
The members of the Manufactured
Asshcl'sllun have been in sermon lit the
Town Club Houn- till the morning. and
at noon Ibey adjourned to meet again at
tw.m'clnck. After the morning session
tbr» members of the association refusal
to think? public th object of their "It-CI:
m2, nnd rm informatlon was obtained
from any sonic».
That Ilu- ureeetirlu ivvll liflVi' important
bearing upon the lm'klvut :llI-n- is little
dt‘lll)’, but just what the plum an- it is
Ifllpllraolblr‘ In It rhrri
Tin-[VP We!" molly [union hiamt the
sums this "turning as to the prospect of
opening the drops on Monday, and it up-
pl'HIO'II to In. IIIP' tmprerhiun that at least
thn-r- at "I" manufacturers were to own
ihv-il‘ trimming room» It!) that day.
I'll Ilialulfuclim-m in (Vin-fin” all said
'his itllr'ff mm that they will do on the
min-m do; if nm- opens nll Will.
A lair litephtcil from Dar-.bmy says:—
lmpultm t llewlnpnn bt~ are expected in
the lulu-r ll’l-lll lea India", but the nature
of lllwsilrpnsc- cannot at Illlil hour be
lmrmd. Tho- manufacturers have on
unmmmly agrmtl upon IA plan of action,
lbw 1 mm» of which will be made known
In 1131' for die that tube. This much,
borrower, i. m-rtutrz, tint if :be plan
Will’klv us . amt-ted all the rhops will be
apt-m1] fur IHI'IDL'PB and the boiling in.
IIIIMI)‘ is to be rename-d at once.
An Elnqnaot and Impressive Sermon.
Rev. \V. J. Slocum, of St. Mary's
clum'h, prellcliul tlw munon at the de-d
ltzall'm txvrclstrt n! 8!. France» church,
_m Niiuualuck. “unduly, before» vunl
l'UflCUIJlN' of people. Hm tin-Course was
A l: qua-ht DIHI illiprrssive. ll» congratu-
lated tlw CalltullCtl of Nungstuck on the
splendid edifice they bud rooted to the
glory of “old. “l' Inferred («specially lo
the work ol the Franciscanlr, alter
whose saint the church was named. He
answered the obj crime that the church
was not progressive mm was opposed to
the (we institution of this country in a
tumult-fly manner. Father Slocum spoke
for forty-five minutes and his remarks
wens ”st!th In Wllll clo~e attention.
Alter Father illociml had concluded,
llsbop McMahon made a short adorns:
which was mmtly of a congrnmlnlmy
character,
Lat wright be lads Right.
Wright Brother» have written to Till
Runner. denying the statement made
in Saturday’s lnue that they pleaded
guilty to the charge of keeping their
market open and doing hummus on Sun
day.Novembvr 28. They tuentiun the
name of a Benedict Farm lilhlnl'” man
and his clerk, whom Widener, they say,
was taken in preference to lheir’s, and
add: "If we are to be prosecuted on such
slum evldencs as we were on this occa-
sion. in the future we shall carry our
cases to a higher tribunal.”
Havel-at...
Elwin L. Hoyt. of the fluno! A. H.
Hoyt C Boo, and Ilsa Flora Pontoon!
Mons Plalss. were startled at the rest-
asaes o! w. L. Brasher on Mitt
Mflorwdhatflo’elocklsstsvsalog
bytkalsvdl! (LI. Ballsek.
”a...
A TOUCH TRIO.
'l'hay Croats a Disturbance on a Horas Car
and an Arrested.
William Sutherland, engineer of the
steam road roller. and Thomas Hurtha
recently employed on a West avenue
mac-dam road, shite rook, yesterday,
boarded the 2:15 horse car for this city,
on which Albert Lane was driving, and
George Wordwell was acting as conduca
tor. They were Inclined to be noisy at
first, but their exuberant spirits were
subdued until Michael Malone, s coal
beaver at Wilson' a Point, who was also
under the influence of liquor, boarded
the car at Chapel street. Murths, it
usms. knew Malone and tried to shake
hands with him. In doing so he struck
Raloue’s sore finger and received a rap
on the head for his friendly recognition.
Sutherland would not see his friend
abused and proceeded to take a band in
the fray. The conductor, seeing that a
light was lmiuent, tried to quiet the
men, but unable to dose be ejected them
from the car, with the assistance of
Driver Lune, In front of the residence of
E. J. Hill, at the corner of West avenue
and Maple street. The men again com-
menced fighting and soon had quite
a crowd about them. Chief Bul-
lery was notified and arrested Malone,
the other two men having escaped.
This morning Sutherland was arrested
and n writ was drawn up for the arrest
of Martin, who resides in this city, but
be has not been seen at his boarding
place since yesterday. Sutherland and
Malone were taken before Justice Austin
this morning and each was fined 85 and
costs, amounting to 013.73. They paid
and were discharged.
PERSONAL PARAGRAI’IIS.
The Goings and Comings of People wo
Lllro to Road About.
Mrs. F. Stanton l’emn is at Lyon,
Muss.
Frank Jones, of New Cannon. was the
guest of Wall street friends yesterday.
Harry E. Duty returned to his home
in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday morning.
Policeman Charles Adams, of the bor-V
ougb, spent Sunday with friends in Don-
bury.
Miro Nellie Curtis, of the borough. is
the guest of Miss Nollie Stone, of New
Britain.
Miss Grace Bailey of this city went to
Mlddletown, Conn, today to spend u
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dyer, of Rye, N.
Y.,werc the guests of Main street friends,
uptown, over Sunday.
Miss Anna White, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with Mrs. George F, Ailwrton
on Elmwmd avenue.
Mina Marnie Nugle and Mi~u Maggie
Cuvanaugh, of the borough. apt-m Sun
day in Long Hand City.
Letter (’alrier Henry 0. Bailey, of the
city post office, was the guest of New
Rochelle friends over Than ksgiving.
Miss Sarah E. Miller, who is amending
the Slate Normal school. paid a short
Visit to school friends in this city to-dny.
J. 0. Hopkins an] wife, Mrs. Johnston
and doughlnr, Ewiyn and May, of Flint
Norwalk, have, gone to Hip to spend the
winter.
Miss Louis» W. Curtis who lltlrl been
the guest of Miss Nellie (Junk. of the
homueh, during the past work. rt-lurriml
to her home in Strntford, last Saturday.
Help for tho llek and Needy.
During the winter all meetings of the
Y. W. C, T. Union will be held at the
homo of the, president. Mm. (I. I". Wat
crew, 17 Day street. The next meeting
will be held to-morrow evening, Decem-
ber 2. The “Y's" have liken up a new
work, that of helping I'm-sick and needy
of the town. We earnestly solicit con-
tributions of money, clothing. house-
hold furniture or provisions from those
Interested in the welfare of the town
poor. All contributions will be grate.
fully received, and can be split to No. 17
Day MINI, ul‘, upon notification, a cum-
nllltt'e from the union will call at any
house designated. Friends, known or
unknown, will be cordially welcomed at
all meetings of the union.
A Dlagrasalul flaturvlay Night low.
A disgracdul row occurred at the cor-
ner of Leonard street and West avenue.
latt Batutdsy night. berm-en a song of
young tough» from the Bull Run district
and a score of Cobblehellianr. 8mm!
mm» the principal weapons, and for a
short time the air was full of tilt-m. Tho
arrival of an officer quieted the rumpus
and the lost seen of the carnbatnntc they
w. to running down West art-nun. at the
top «if their speed. "
I. I. C. A. Notes.
Rev. David Nit-vb gnvu a very interest-
ing talk at the song service Sunday
afternoon upon the the-me, "Take care
of number one,” and was listened to by
a good number at young men.
The regular Marion 0! the class in
German will bu:- held this evening at8
o’clock.
There will be a npectal mes-ting of the
[loud of Directors lu-monow evening
at 7 so o'clock, sharp
Haulage a! lays! wil‘u' a Daughtlr.
Oeorgsll. Weed and Ilsa Leila Wllo
cox. daughter of Mayor Edwin Wilcox.
were married at the residence of the
brldsfs parents today. at noon. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Homer N. Dashing. Ir. and Its.
Weed want to Boston oaasbmt wed
ding tour.
--‘I'o maintain your respectability, heap
away trov- tbs legislature. and tell your
wife new by “ugh” soap.
HENRY K. SELLECK DEAD.
NORWALK’S EX - TOWN CLERK
PASSES AWAY THIS MORNING.
Compellstl to Resign on Account at Psa-
bla Health—A Drier Sketch of His I’uhlle
Lilo—Dost): Halts Other Homes.
Eli-Town Clerk Henry K. Splice-k, one
of Norwollt’s oldest and most respected
residents, died at his home on Berkeley
street at 8:30 o’clock this morning. For
some time—in fact, ever since his resig-
nation as town clerk, Mr. Selleck has
been in a critical condition, his nerves
being entirely unotrung, and it is thought
he died of norVous proslrutioo.
III. Bellcok' was in (Ila sixty'flfth your
of his ngvdrningborn hornl‘n February,
1805, in Norwalk, and'had always resided
here. He was appointed assistant clerk
to Andrew Selleck in 1804, in which on-
pnciiy be served until 1860, when
Andrew Selleck resigned in his favor.
He was elected town clerk by the R0-
publichu party in 1870, and held the
office until 1882, when F. W. Perry was
elected by the Democrats. In 1883 Mr.
Sellcck was again elected to the uflica and
had held it ever since, being reelected
each year until his resignation early in
October.
During the lost two years of his public
life Mr. Selleck had been rapidly failing
in health and was obliged to resign In
the curly part of October.
Mr. Selleck was an active member of
the First Congregational church, having
been one of its deucons for several years.
He was a prominent Odd Fellow, being
uPnst Grand of Our Brothers' Lodge,
and a member of the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows of the state. He was also a
member of St. John’s I. ulgo, No. 6, F. R
A. M.
Mr. Bullock was a loving husband and
his whole life bud been devoted to well
doing. In his home he took the greatest
comfort and was invariably found there
when not at his office. Unuaeuming in
manners, faithful to every trust, it is not
surprising that the new.) of his death
causes so much slrrow in the common-
ity. The death of such a man is a loss
that no town can afford to sustain.
The arrangements for life funeral have
not been completed. They will be an
nounced in to Inorrow .1 Issue.
A Respected Cltlreu Dead.
Lewis Smith. one of South Norwulk‘a
oldest citizens, died at his home on Ann
street last evening at 7:10 o'clock, of
Bright's disease. He had been an invalid
for the past eighteen years, but during
the pad six years it had been almost im-
pomihlc for him to leave- his chair. Dur
ing that time he suffered intensely, but
he bore up undur tho nillmlion until last
Tuesday, when he» was taken to his bed
and remained there until hla death. Mr.
Smith was born in iSll‘l in the hntwv next
to the residence In which he died. He
I|V(‘(I there tt-n years, when he moved
Into the house where he has alncu re.
sirlul. He was a butter and worked at
his trad." until compelltd in cease work
ing on account of lllmw. Mr. Smith
was not A public man, but was generally
known Ilirougiiuut the» town. 81% do.
HIPSIIC life was of the II‘illplt’flI, and his
large.- family of children l't’illiz - that they
llith' lmt it kind and ll ving frltimr. H»
was it pullout eull’crer, not 11 word of
complaint (ever llnvmg been lll'ill'll com-
ing fwm him during his years of mill-r-
mg.
Strange to any, during the lift, town
year-1 of his married llfu' Mr. Smith's
death is the first that has occutrul m the.
family, o-xcopt-ng tho deu'b of n grunt-
chlld. Deer-used leuvcu rt wifeund “In"
children.
The tune for holding the funeral will
be announced in lo-morrow’a imp.
Death of Mrs. John Holland
Thism morning at 8 o’clock Muhdnhtl
Holland dict! at IIP' bomb on South Mum
ntreel, nflrr a lingering lllnces of m'vvrul
months of typhoid malaria. 8hr» bull
been confined to her Led for four weeks.
Deceased was In the 36th years of her
age and lessen three daughters. Tho
arrangements for holding the film‘l’fll
how not yet been completed.
Rowayton News.
The services at the Iethndllt clnuch
are increasing in intcrut. A» lm- result
of the revival now In progress nix per-
sons were taken into the church on pm
billion yesterday.
Mien Emma Hoyt has returned In her
lumw after mukmg a plenum visit with
friends in City Island and Brdlord. N Y.
Minn Lottie Bryant, who hm hen-n
spending n few «lays with her pilrl‘tllll,
returned to the Slate Normal schrml to
day.
The frame of Theopbile Euphrat’s now
home in raised and DICHPDH n command
log appearance.
Two mom cur loads of crushed atone
have arrived for Mrs. Ward, which will
he used in placing nbtmt bcr centennial
property.
[Ir-My Waterbury. who has been cm
played on Samuel Fsr'is' farm for some
time, has accepted a pavilion with W“.
llam Full, of New Canaan.
During the holiday season Harry Vsn
Bcblver. who Is employed by D. II Reed
a C0,, Bridgeport. will find it necessary
to live In tbst city instead of commuting.
Eugene Coshmao, who has been visit-
ing friends on Long Island. has returned
hosts.
Ilsa Phebe Scott has returned bolus
fro. a visit with tripods on Long Island.
~It's economical—vacuums soap.
W
rm It It A 1.an ott‘t'wo.
llattars Worth; :f'uiaatlol an: IV."
Quarterl- o! Continual-
G. H. Turner’s mldgeport’Doslnass 3
college is closed because of aWMD all
tacbmenl, placed by a printer.
The farmer whose wood pile was loll!
bed the other day relieved his feeling!
by humming "The Lost Chord. ” '
Captain 1'. 1). Wright, of Company a,
Third regiment, C. N 6., has resigned
his position. Lieutenant fl. Tbaysr will
probably succeed him.
Burglaru broke a large plats glut win“
dow in Emmett Brothers’ jewelry storr. .
in New Britain early yesterday min“
and stole $800 worth of jewelry.
Henry A. Patterson, aged N your»
father or urine Misti Patterson,
and one of the first neltl'e'ls And Out citi-
zens of Naugntuck, dropped and yes:
torduy morning. .. ‘
Rev. Charles A. Dinmorl,‘ 'of New
Haven, has accepted a call froni tbs First
Congregational church, of Willimsnlle,
to become its pastor and teacher at a
salary of $1.800 per year.
Before a Hamden justice Saturday,
Wesley E. Porter admitted that Ito set
tire to the born of S. A. Flight, of film-
den, July 30 last. He was bound over to
the superior court, and not being able to
furnish a bond is now in jail.
Farmer Henry lord, who til-append
so mysteriously from his home In Wars-
bouse Point, and for whom there has
been such a rigid search, has been heard
from. His wife received a letter from
Dayton, Ohio, saying that he was in
the soldiers’ borne there.
The steamer C. H. Noriham boa recoup
ly been tquipped at u coat of 810,000
with apparatus by means of which
Sound water may be used for tho boll-
era“ The water is drawn from the Sound
and after being hailed the steam, which
is pure, is run in pipes into cold wllsr,
which converts it back to water, but the
salt is left behind.
A party of boys living in Bridgeport,
went into the woods near there yester-
day. They found a quart bottle labeled
oaranpalillu and Willie Cook, aged eight,
drunk nearly half of its contents And
was carried home in an unconscious coo-
dltmu. The bottle contained whisky,
such as Italian quarry-nan manufacture.
There are r quul chances for the boy's re
covery.
Frank ilubbell, an eccentric of White
Hills. near Shelton, aged 77 years, wss
,
found dead in bed Saturday. Some yours . "
ago he builtaatone monument to the
cemetery on which was a granite statue
representing him in prayer. The India
mus figure was the cause of many a
practical jokc‘lual winter. Some joker
plucedu but upon the statue, Hubbell
oflered a. large reward for the perpetra—
[’IIH of the joke, but they were never
found
'I' ha Trumbull Elrrllrm Can.
The Trumbull election contest Will
uirul before Judge Phelps ill Bridgflpon
Saturday. Orville S. Mollslt,oneo! “to
democratic soleotmm of that town, polio
tinned for a rtcount in the election of
lu~t ()cmlzt-r. Then Warren 8. Plumbm
republican. was declared elected first
nvlcctman. nlld ()l'Vllll' ti. Hulk-until E,
P. NIChOlr), (It-Innovate, the other two.
Tlll’i‘i' you». 1'”: 0, .‘l, Mallow instead of
Orville .‘l. Mullvtt were thrown out. Ate
turney Stiles Judson appeared for the
plaintlfl and argued that the plaiotlfl's
liltflli‘ did not appear on a plurality of the
bullnhl. "0*“an claimed that the MM
lynx was! not kept sealed according to
law. Town Clerk Beardsley.“ 'I'IIIP
l)illl,li'.‘1llfltd to the fact that the box
but not hem lumps-red will). Judge
Phelp-l ordvrnd a recount which elects
Mr. Nichola first sclectman will! 105
vows and the: other two men a tie with
98 votm each. Judge Phelps lulledl
drcrt’tl fur the petitioner. An appeal
was; tlikmi m the supwmecnort ofcvrms.
On oIGnmw Played.
8.. nmny games busing been played in
the. Old Well tournamnn! it it becoming
Imrd to have lhmm who have not played
together to meet by appointing” or all»
erwme. Only one- gsme of billiards was
played Saturday night and that ass In-
two?" C. Day and I; it. Intruder. The
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