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NUMBER 901.

Entered It tthosl Olen at Boalhflorwulk II
deem—Class Matter.

SOUTH NORWALK. 001111.. TUESDAY. DEGEMBER 2. 1890.

 

 

DIREWGTORY

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TOWN or worvwarar.

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ed to than.

an commons.
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var-BBB- Mire.

ARCHITECTS-

. ”APP. WI. 8.103 Washington at, plans and

unfurnished It unwasm.“
mm [111 1). car. Main 5111.11
scale, ”first and! res hand rinsing-
A“critics so Wall st, N Real
1 .
WILL. am

estate broker and
MORRELL a 12110 111.1), 05 Washington at,
BAKERS.

all kinds of property
N 27 Mainst N. and 51 Washington
‘1?“2‘1532111 dealers ’ in confectionery, ice
cream, fem. etc.
ILD RMMAL‘. 19110111111111.1141. Sole
bCOFI orllorton's celebrated" ice cm. N
WEI“ AS. L. Main at, near Pore
MW and ice cream. Fresh goods daily
WILBON'S 'Home Made" Bread “Granite
ville. have orders at One I’itzer' s, 17 [1.11. Place
BANKS. 1] N
RAL ATIONAL BANK The, “'11. at,
cfivllflll 3125113110,: 1111 311'1011.'1..»orge 11
Holmes, idem; 1.. Boyer, vice—president;
William Curtis, cashier
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 Washingtousr,

my [Iain (, uni 100, 1 Infill“! 312—
m “ “fixamnfppmsiglent; Jacob M. Lay-
ton,

cashier.
RF'IELDN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The

FAI
, corporawd 11-124. Capital”,-
34m“"”mll NJamllrs Hyatt; vice-prest..1.dwin

O. Keeler,esshier,1ow1sc Green.

V‘ FAIRYIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, “18,51

tumult). surplus 120.000

Wall ‘ N' :Lme, vice

While 5 loony, met; Maxims
l, Jamelfl.Bu11ey,treas

I xl‘fidm 1111111 or N011WALK,Thc 51mm
Wind 17115.

Capital $540,111». 11-hen

; J. 1111] vice lpic-:11. , II. P.

ireotorv li.111.11111,

1' Eflmmkfiwéh’lj Pitch, 011.12
E.

$11-ng [Hankem’ rs’ , Merchants', Mmufncturers' ,

Personal and Family accounts are “ml-$1111. N

lNOs SOCIETY, The, 1 st,
NORWALK SAX.” 001),surplns'$90 000 George
M. 1101mm ILL‘rauiuni, vice— pmr. .,
11.11.1115‘.11..:B

[1TH WHORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The,De-
soposiml: over mm. ,tsnrp us 515.0110 Alden 501-
pram

sLN.

1mg Knapp,£rea§ Interest
paid dcposstal. Money leaned on incrim-
BBBF, Wholesale.)

3 11011111 nonwaut 11mm 1:0. 11.21 Hammond

MMMpJamb, real, ale.

TERRY, W]. M. kCOH,N Armour'sheefand

provisions. Homedreseed lamband mutton
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
mag. 17. Port allies b01435, N Circulars
folded in over 11110 Sunday papers
BLACKSMITHS.
CARR, GED. '1'. foot Raymond 01.5.11. Horse—
shoeing I special: y.
BRIDGE BUILDERS-
m P 0 b0! 5'}! SN
of 11:12:)»; firfi‘lue foandstiom, etc
BOOT MD SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, [1.8. 110.112.111.11}, N. cartomlvurkrmd
repairing-specialty.
HARVEY, C. I]. Nam “,5. N. specialtiesin
boots, allots and robbers.

builder-

: “MUD, JOHN & 1103.85 Washington 21.5.8.

assortment I: low prices.
3001’ A311) 011011 REPAIRING.
030. 2'.) Railrogd Place, :5. N. All
Mackinaw mptly one.
BOOM AND STATIONEBS.
"NERO, ‘1. card cugmvlng, wed.
J Ali'l'bglelfi, l‘and Dennis goods.
PLAIS G STORE, 4:1 \lashlngton at,
S. Nygghgoflaukplies‘aud general stationery.
nox HAW, (“cod and Paper.)
5. N. manufacturer of but
more. General chop jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
FIBREJOIIN 11. ft. Washington 21,:
blue stone, sewer pipe, hay, straw, etc

LID ARD, ”$.12er st, N. brick of all
N fingernail, luster, hair, etc, also blue

Ire “d Philadal his and
BROS. Milwaukee, p
“mnoxgonmmuth, thlime, cement, adamant
31111118. 01115533, 2136:). to; P ‘
nos'ro [KR HO ' next wrtot e on
st‘gL specialty made of. all dllfereni
cheese, and *‘n All
graham“ macaw. lard, calmed goods, ctc
CARRIAGE “P03110111“.

1N. also

L om. W1350111a11st,N. Carriages hurricane

use, ushleand carnage furnishings
cmuntnn AND BUILDERS.
MLJAIRB L'. shop Ann ll, 11.11. estimates
liven, promptly attended to.
”mama. Aut'l’ayloravenuem N. Jobbing
[A3]) ’ I! Randall 111,8. 111.110.1121.
ALL, ‘I In
”china! gull, cheap power enables 1m: to gm:
Large work I spermity.
star It. :5 N. manufacturer
annual), low casingvs, corner blocks, col
Ina-.mwe Masters. Band, scroll anwlngand
turning. flalhucks, blutomboanis, benches, mks
Jobbinxdous. M11131”... Telephone 51-11.
SHERWOOD, 8.15.13 Grove It, :1. N. Jobbing
so... his! .—-Oflice
I near 11 cor.
Wiwlfil’sfilllafl Ive. ., N“ swam wood working,
moulding, window trames and turning.lowcs1
anti-um. Money loaned. Telephone number ~52.
0mm AND 011411.011“).
scam a 110“”, 311qu blag, :1, as Wan.
ington st, 11. N. we: silverrlscmeat.)
OABBIAOI: DIANE 1 116111115185.
11],]. HEN obtains 15.31 manufacturer of
Y. 1‘1” N mill): given in repairing
fornof l‘rsnkllnsr, manufac-
“mu“:fm; Magoo- trucks, etc. 1511111113,
urinals; and repairing aspcclllly, hum:- shocmg
cA‘lltBElls.

' oaaaamrclmnyocnrm
9m. mm! W- ml W.
km, 7330131011, Kl Wall st, N. It‘lltllngn and

rib Iupplied at the shortest notlcc.
CA'IIlolJO “ODDS.
Hall Acgdlfilflnsgl‘l. alums—

m’l‘ PIP! IANUPALTUBBIB.
MAID,UIIAS..ITWIW N. cIllslurnsnd
shpss. also srtiklsl steps,
010A- IIOI IANUPAL'I'UBIIIII.
L'IIAB.8. Tlmhsllsl 8.1% manufso
trim-101111 mm MM

«do:

”019A. IANIII'AC’YURBIB.
non DOLID’I’IAD CIGAR CO. The, [0110. Halo
3. I1! Imam of has: cigars
011) watt CIGAR [30. The, 11 ashlngron st, 8.11.
w I”.

s. noel-last. 11.11. Iluojobhcrln
infill.

“I'll. ”alumnus.

um, Ill. 1“ Washington «,5 N on
WWWmeln‘ 1.1.1 I 71%.
W. I. A EON. cor Wat-1mm and (mm
lab. .— fl. Hydraulicsndnaltsry engineers
Wh- Ql. I Ill-ll. l‘. Allorvhnpvanpuy

W9 0m

Wanna. larval: building, “mm“

mm

“WAY. AND WOOD.“ w labial!
martw “.11.... ',

mm.m

[mew-Ombudsman
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A slur-t.

., .snsw.psia.hwl.‘:v- on.

‘m mm’lAL“ emu b'd'g.
Wale-luvs ale-luau“ may»
mac, lat Vista‘s-st. I. me-

I” INAPP 'mr HATTIR, n 11

30118151 HANUPAO'IDBZBB.
mm a GOLDSCIIHIDI’, [artery 8 N.Ifztu11lsc
lovers of the celebrated “6.0a:
0011011 mill”.
PLAIn'I'xD's 0011611 mmY,wmludlocure,
manufactured at ss Washington sl,[l.
0300K!!! AID al-AllWAll.
NASH, I. ll A Bill). cor. lunaud'ssllull.
and tin wars MN Kai It “w“,
YRSALB‘I'ORI. o n ,
Um“, crockery, glsrwsremo hourbtsnscf

92mm
[BOUTWRLLC P. Laadsr'sblochfio. lainsl,l.
0mm:- ,Bam. 1131,53. 1;“ ca
LL, GEO. B. D .
xmfiu-«JN Roar-8am loo p.rs. n,
NEWKI J. Nantes at res Lewis
ncsrcnx' gatiomiChnrch,N gas infrared.
Gold poreelaincrownsi
WKEDHWI. ..l)...D15 Wit-st Washlu It, 3.11.
[loanss m. 1015p. in. (malaria

D0088. GAS]! AND ”LINDS-
EMITII,W.EI.&C0.15k17 Watershfl. carriage

wood'work, wheels,etc

DRAIN All) SEWER m
PIERCE, P. I. QChsslmllsl, 8.1V. Crushed-sous,

warm.“

RAYMOND BROS. Akromsalt glared Indccml

pipe, 3 to 35 inches in diameter
D3116! AND cannons.
EAST SIDE PHARMAOY, Van andt Ive, I N
1-1,~1ndayhonrs s totOIHm, 4109p. 111 Prescrip

lions caudally compounded.

GREGORY, J O. 38WIllst, N. Established 1829.
Wholesai o and rctsil.Popn1Ir prices.

RIGGS JOHN A. 11 Main st, N. Paloma—fifty
five din fluent es.

PLAISTED’S, daWsshiuglon st, 5. N. patent medl-
clams, etc. Physicisns‘ prescriptionsaspeciatty.

DRY-GOODS.

AMBLER. J. L. A80Ns—‘ The Equitable " No.1.
Gazette building, N. Drygmd., 011 cloths mat-
Btings and rugs.

ANKS, R. K. Mabackemo Hotel block, S.N dry
B,goods notions, gloves, etc Underwearaspeclalty.

BENNETT, J. P. 11) Main st, N. Business estal)

1111th over forty-two year».

DICKERMAN, A. kSON, leashiugtou st, 8. N.

s, carpets, etc. (see adv.)

SCOFIELD s. IIOYT, 3 Gazette bldg, N. 68 Wash-

ington st, 5 N (necadvmlseuwnm

STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette h1dg,N Dry

goods, fancy goods. notions and hoeicry.

ZLECI'BICIAN.

BAKER, E. V'., Electric 1111:- lighting:

1111mm: cull bells, .kc.

EXPRESS WMI’ANIIZS.
AD 1315 EXPRESS C0 office railroad 1-1 111011 :1
N.uud4311allst N. press forwarders to all
parts of the world. ['nssengertrain dcrucc. low
runs Lerft‘r Hunt.“a tent

EXPRESSMEN.

BUXTON Jr BRUNDAGE. oniceal Benedict all?

W all It, N. Our motto, 'prompt attention."

CAVANAGH‘S EXPRESS, ,fumiture and

pianos moved. Leave onion at laistcd' s, .‘5. N.

SHERWOOD, 11. W. N. slate at postolllce and

Hale s. Careful and prompt service

“TEAL/1'19, EQUENOES. ITO.
BYXBI-ZE, I-‘. S. JtCO. 99111311111, N. Manufactur-
ers of Scodcld' a celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORDALK EXTRACT L'O. N manufacture-rs of
iineextrncts. 1".14.A1r1hler.

FERTILIZER.

RAYMOND BROS. Bridle ssu r- hoephate

ial uunures. land plaster ,ygmdn‘liebgne, wooden cs.

SMITH, W. H. .kCO. Water st, N agents for “11'

liams Clark .1: Co.‘ a staudardfertilizers.

FIRE. BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND 1511015. ordinary shapes in stock, spec-
ials to order,lirc mortur,sand, chimney due linings

FISH. OYSTEBS, CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT A ZELL‘FF, 69Wsshington at, 11 11.111113
11211 oysters, clams, fruits, manageable-11,211:

FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.

MORTON, JOHN B. 1:22 Taylor avenue, 3. N. Also

stone deal:

RAYMOND IIIROS. contractors for log, concrete,

asphalt, brick, current and gravel walks.

FWRIDA STEAM A':l?8lg HOT WATER

MEEKmW. II. :00. Music Hall block, 8. N.

sole agents.

FLOUR, GRAIN AND FIXED.
'ISLANI) GEM' I'LOI'LI the best made. Dont
fail to use it.

L‘HOMMKDlI-IU, DAN 1511.. east end of Washington

st bridge. The chmcust of family dour kept.

RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in

re, load, car or cargo lots.

RED MILL. Durien, L‘rnfmt 151 Rose. Gram. cholc

ground feed, graham and rye dour.

Iv LOIIIS‘I'S.

BERO,1'ALL, Woodward Place, S.N.pl.1hts,cnt

flowers and ornamental pieces made to outer.

GL'IGL P. L. Ward st, 0 Union Came N.
Planthut 11032111, etc.1%rskwork I spzmty

MCKAY, JOHN, E. N. near the depot Bedding
[ants—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.

glue roses a specialty.

SMITH, JOHN 11.50 Main It, SN. the oldest and
best known florist. in this vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all loads a. specialty

1 I111! done promptly.

WBSITURE DEALERS.
COLEM. AN, THEODORRM' ashingtou st (cast endl
Furniture, looking glasses, plcture frames, rtc
CRAM A \1111’1'TLESEY,311 Alain Ir, N (Kay.
mund‘s old stand). See advertisement
RAYMOND 6110.11. mw store, 41111.1 H Main 11,
N. Pour doors above old store.

STOW, DAVID 213, 23, 31), and :u, So.Ma1n st, SN.

Furniture, mattresses, etc

GAS uon'r COMPANIES.
NORWALK (1A5 [.luli’l' COMPANY, 0111:. [1)
Water at, N Gas for light, hell. and power
L‘oke sir cents per bushel. L'oal Tar three dol-
lars per barrel, package extra.

GROCEBS. (Wholesaled
HOLMES A: KEELER, band 11 Wall at N. whole—
sale grocers, dour, grain,ha y, etc.
SELIJSL'KBROS [4 and 1611s“ It, N. wholcsle

grocers, donnf grain, hay,
GWCBILS.

BROWN & WILCOX, 70 Washington st, 8. N. sole
agents for celebrated Worthington Creamery butter

BECKER. CONRAD, HI Washington Ir, :5. N.
choice groceries and provisions.

FKHIIIS, CHAS. H successor to llatchlus mum
Main st, :1 N. table llcliCilClAll for fatally trade.

PINNEOAN kO' Iii-SILLY,1118 Main st, 26.110111,

feed, hay, straw, coal and wood.

PINNEY l BENEDICT 41 Wall It, N. fancy and
staple grouries,co Winery, fruit, etc.

PITL'II, D W. West Ive,ear. Mcrwla If, N. canned
good; colleague. banana:

GWY’EKC L. mwulrgN. I cater to [behest

WW1:

UlJY 1k N, '1'. B. 5 11.11 line
l"3.11513: 1.... all??? W
IIANPORD, W :1 East Ive nearllll. station, I]!
Asbestos paint, schwl soppflemso:
LAW'I’ON P. 1). A (If). 21 50.311111: It. II. N. no
mics ad table delicacies
IIIIOMMEDIIIU, DANIELeIstcudostshiugtm
It. hridoul N. tess,wlfees,sp1c¢».sspeclatty.
MOORE s. IIARIAN, No Main It, um West, :1. N.
[.1111er foreign fruits, Manfred, etc.
NEW YORK'I‘ILA (£0,417 Main st N. —M [Idler——
Tsar, comes and spices a specialty.
11161112113021 A 1121111, 5 and” :17 Main sl,‘ 1
specially made of table (lei kn:
011MHz, OED. Wilton Iva. and Schml Il,N
New store, new goods and new prices.
HEYMOUKL'. P. a Washl 111, 15.5. brad
quarters for celebrated 'Dew chard goods,
VALDEN, CHAS. If 5WI11I1, N. Crraamy bet»
ter, cheese, cm, table ridicules. fruits,etc
Glllu AID annual-runs
HUSH, AIM! 2117108 and Sporting (”nut-ls nf Ill
kinda at No lWatrr -t,, N
llA'l'l'lllllI' I'llllll. (l'l‘tl’s (In
MIL-1min! J. 7 Morons-l, :1. N. alsolovmcrv

lmrglnr

Burritasmzmxfio 79’1",” fl,fl
N. in «I as, nu. mun ,
Indra moi of'hallers fr." ‘0

”1111171139 TOOLS.
wnmmw A Wm st, 3 N iron foasdsr,
113111 volt mm extension water bores.

“A“ AND CAPS. (DUI-II.)

S. N.
A specially made of has slit and hats...‘
IIA‘I' unvracnzutss.
(IRON? A. ”APP. smiths-ad M W
[lowland Wm arena-um N.
New York. ales muss-trust.
Ill: ”ILL h ashram. lethal: vs, 5.3. Wins
Menu-era bylaw

“11089.00 3.3. also”
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PROWI’I'I’, 11’. amass. llzklhldwsras-l

311m, w.a.soo. fluid 17 '"m'.klildr
“mm

Imam W c.lu1enalislocs.s.u. m
q1111s,:lass\,'ua. fasssdv.)
m mm
D P. 11. 12's“ 11m mm
miduuestlydgs.
Irons- 0m
PARAON'auMdEWMPmB N. Isa
slip-moses. Ailsnhaslssoldby
thisswsbllshuasssrswavnaud. unearths
Menschiagsraiiics "
nous: mom
Ml: [IIIAIJOIIN Nolan-v.13. Wu.
Q 1101”” 10W. Wrist lrorlinghosass
Imus.
Aime“ HOTEL, [6 Inn 1. ram
Europesuplsn, rastslarm

GERMANIA “MNWMW

lick-tab,
NORWALI [I wantlnldspor.
MEL, Waskiannl B N Reed
OLD WILL I! U .
Ilsvilsud proprietor Mist. playroom-'5
lull!!! museums gogns. kuy
STEVENS, J. 5. OZ Wald.” ll trot:
glasswsrm tinsndwooden '
ICE DEALER“.
BURL'HARD, B. “Bella Point Parafii. N. also
milk producer.
111311“ch AGENTS.
COOIJDGEAWKWOOD, 9 lalurl,N.1nsur
sncrandmlutsleinalillsbrancbss.

LAYTON, JACOB M Washlngtrm a next to P. 0
5‘3 dre,plat¢glsss,scridsutsndli amsdv)
LOCKWOOI), WM. cor. liaiusndWallsrs, N Real

estate, investments, loans asgotiatal, etc.
MORRKLLA L'BOMMEDIEU, lb Wmhiugtou It,
15. N. strictly firsbclus ampules represented.
TAYLOR £1 GOLDEN, 45 A 47 Washington It,
SN. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT 633']. 1.1172 INS. (10., :5 5.1;
Hommedieu, agent, Washington st, 19. N mad.
METROPOLITAN [.1172le CO '11) Washington

If, :1. N. F. J. Gruhb, assistant rapt.
NORWALK FIRE [N GO. N. 111 successful

business since [860. outstanding loss (lulu:
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 4.”. Washing

ton at, S. N. Juo. French, asst. superintendent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

CRAUPL RD R. B. Masonic Midi, N. 6% Bonds
11111111121112; hanks}; and Equits M'l'ge 110..

IRON AND STEEL

SMITH, W. H. 8 CO. 15 and 17 Water at, N.
spring, axles, carriage hardware, etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.

MEfR‘IRIT'l‘m E. M. wsadhdwuer st,N. iron work
0

TIIE Dl' SCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Water

It, s. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.

IRON remains.

(111.1135 .1. CLANCY It The Norwalk Iron Works

(50., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELEBI.

FERRIS, A. 8. 3D 30. Main 21.8. N. op. C1ty Hotel,
SN. due watch repairing I specmlfy’.

IIOYT, 11.13. 18 No. Main st, :1. N. strictly dutch-
goeds at low prices.

JACKSON, uGRAND, 58Waltst,‘l .wstchen dis
moods, etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty

noon, [1. :1. diamonds ,warches, jewel ,silvsr and
plated ware, repairing aspecialty. 83 sin 11, SN.

LAWYERS.

AUSTIN, ALFRED 8. room 3131mm: b'd'g, WI‘I
st, borough. Notary and Real IL-tatc

FROST, R8581! 8 No. )[am It, notary, legal
business of all kiu carefully Itteuded to

HCRLBUTT,J. BELDEN mules and 6 Gazelle
building 1111111, borough

LIGHT, JOHN 11.102 Washington“ ‘Lnotsry
commissioner of deeds for New York8 state.

urcrfwoon EDWARDS. rooms 6mm bldz.

borough. ttornsy, notary and pensions.

SEYMOUR. JOHN 15. room 3, Pslrheld Co. Nu.

Bank building, ‘3. Counsellor at law.

WALSH, JOHN J. room! Masonic building, Wall
111, borough.

LWE‘BY STABLEB.

DAN‘S, HORACE 1’. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Office No. 15 River st, N.

GREGORY, Gill). 5. [1 Knight It. N. Fine tum
out.‘ 11 specialty. Telephone 111:1.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.

111011111101) MANUFACTURING 1:11, Da .1, s
N. Manufacturers of hulliiers' hardware. mun
nutcr- 1115 Pearl It; New York 0111:: 99 Reade at:
Chicago olllce [1) Lak- st

NORWALK LOCK COMPANY, 14. ‘5, New York
oiflceulchamhcrs st. Locks and bulldrrs' hard
ware; designers, founders workers or aria-11:
house trimming: in bronze, lime and iron.

LDMBEB' DEALERS.

HILL, 1 J. 9 Water st, N. All kinds of lumbcrdo

livered to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.

NORWALK IRON fl)11'01235 (50.1112, Water sr,
near It R. br Yamersi machinery, 1m
and brass castings, furgin ,Babbitt metal, re»
pair- for manufscwries I'tearnbosts.

:ll' (ll-WELD, WM A. Knight £1.33. New machinery

made and repairing promptly Ittemlcd to.

MARKET OABDBNEIB.

JENNINGS k WATERBURY, :1. N. berries and all

mien province in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.

A MODEL MARKET, 20 Wall st, N.W1a.11‘ardwzll,
prop, beef, veal, lamb mutton Ind poultry

AVISON, A. [1'3 Mutant. N.Irrats.fru11.s vegan
bias, tin oysters, clams, sud (scallop:- batter
eggs, 1 ,csuned D. ..ctc
ENNI'I'I' A 1115st meats lop

BI1.ers,clalns, frulta,flNo 11.11% Q

111111-111“. DANA (‘ 12 Main at, N choice mars
poultry, dab, vegtuhlcs, etc.

[111111011 CENTRAL MARKETJWM st, N
Meats vegetables, fruits, poultry, at lowest prices

CARR, WILLIAM If. Benedict Farm .rkrl, RN
Vim rants, fresh «prairies—lowest cash prices.

NO NON J. A. meals If ,dsh "if."

reel-gum, fruits, butler, etc. .ILril-iusrc. V

111111-91. 0E0 liar: Ivrmu‘ 1:. N. choirs arms,
vegetables, from, (tr. lowest cash prices

HAY“ PERI) 1130.11.11: st 9 N prime-rests

£1.th 11::me lard I spun-11y,

JUDSON A. (1 CentralMsrkct cor Mslnsnrlllsvi»
land It, :5. :1. Choice meats, poultry, vrgm,

LlMIlllilNEIl, WI. 1111 Washington It. bridge, 11
. . mlnullklullfrnlhltesls.

LOUIIWOOD, 1.. Washington 51. brim, it. a. In:
vegetables

me. no. m, cm. . cu.
IDL‘KWOOD A WKWOODJ‘ 7“- as. I. Ins
masts . M. Orton. slur-s smelly.

pool-r
LYON». A 11,0141 Well was In lab at,
:5..N prisreulcalsaadpoaltrynlowsslprms.
lALflkAlJlll.lsiast,svqur,s.u shale:
bk.” msfluurtslles Murmur

null.

PlL'KEfifNG limb-1W school MenJLN.

bed real. mutton. eta.

1101111113, JACOB, 111-1 Writ Washington 8.5.1.
strictly ”socia- meats, poultry I specialty.

nul’l'li'll WMIIINO'I'ON MARKET. ll Wash

19.3.“! “poultryfwfsmitylrsdo

fiPlLLANLJ W is [loos-rd It, N. wagon ra-
dsl'ly all our the town.

WADKV. 5. market, Baum", 3. I run

allpsrtsoftowswilblhafmhsurl tssrsls

WIXON, J l. 71' Wall 111,11. Choirs steals, pool-

lry, frillts. W. butter, em, etc.
IAIBLI AND GRANITE.

BATE!) P. W. Water It, 3. usual-stares as use
panics sud marble mhslso aisle! in building
stone and «rotary work.

1573712511.! 19‘ nourish}! l-bisndm

item mum, posts, etc.
"A”!!! AND 1111th
SEYMOUR, HENRY, 119 West "(,5 ..N All kl-h

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11.11.“)!!me nstrsmsuslmavlc only
m'rz, MIMIINNIIP. 191 lstnsl, 11. Piano
and [harm

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mmwsmanwml. Ping-w

HUNTINGTON, 1111s. 129 Main sl.ll. Vocal [21:
slmctiauaadv ”develop-ant.

NASH, IISGJENNII I. nNmksvqul.
Planosnd Instr-ribs).

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WHEELIRJ. ll in Whitman-3W1,

New-tapers mosey, its adds-m ~. '
It" You msnom

name ii D. Orders left It Bodwell's was.
:1 WMILS.

100317000, 0. E. alas Witt: W
ory' s 31.; New York [000m
N" 8 SECOND-HAND m

PODMORZ, WM. under Salvation Any
8. N. Stoves, ranges, crockaymsrpfll. etc.
OYSTER mama AND hm

BELL, IIIRAM P. 0. Ila: 111, S. N.wholesale
shipper of oyawrsaml (isms.

CWTBILL, R. J. fool of Raymond n, s. N. whole-
sale dealer in duoym

HOYT, W 11. £8011, ,loiWIlerslhsI-ll'l’. est of

HIM) It". “Fm

dealers in wwoym

1111111) A HOUSMAN 1:11 Waterst, $.11. phiul
and shrppsrs of Norwalk oysters.

VAN NAM J.L.J: 00., P. 0. Box 518 B. N
Oysters clams, wholesaleand retail.

P11112353 arm moons.

”1'3““ ' “$1....“ '° “mu. 1.2.:

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11"”111'211111111311111.
agent for the celebrated Orton-furl“.

PAIN“. OIL. AND (lull.
PROWI’I'I' J. '1'. Glutamff. Jewclf‘slearb,
lssury Ind Wadsworth's nixed paints.
RAYMOND EROS Jewell I, Atlantic and Sselsy's
Lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH, W. [1. A CO. 15 k 17 Water It, N. agents
for 14mm 8 Martina. paints.
PAPER HANGING.»
PROWITT, J. 1'. 15 lam at. N. window shades.
llnllandl. m If".
TAYLOR“ h CO. 21 ”random,
W30.“ Writ-I.
maroonnruts.
BLACKIAN,C. A.” Main It, N. Instantaneous
process. Children? photos I specialty.
NORTH, G. S. 79 Washington It, :1. N. in: quality

only and tht the best.
READMAN P B Gazette m N. Mind
photognphs 52.1) per doc; dos. 31:10.
PIADO 163319 All) BRYAN
HZNDEE, C. I". Cor Wall 11nd Knight “l. N. Also
dealer to planes, mas, sheer musk, ctr.
PLANING HILLS.

RANDALL, MINER D. E N. All kindsof wood

work at. retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.

13211211 a (30., W. H. Music Hall block, 9. N
Plumbing. steam and as titling.

NASH. 1’. [1. 1k [130.com Main and War as. 3. N
Plumbing and gas lilting, ranges and beaten.

8.“me

NORWALK ROME RAILWAY 00. James W.
Hys‘l. past: Edwin u. Hoyt. supl.

[EAL MAT! AGENTS.

LAY’I'ON. JACOB N Washington It, next to P O.
:5.N property yfor-kbousestoreal. (retain

IURRELI. k L'HOMMEDIEU, 96 11 ashingmn It,

:5. N selling, reudug and csilectrng.

11' ll.‘~fON,0. E. Gazette bldg, N. [memento and
money to loan. Also 1nsurance written 111 heat
of companies at the lowest rat-m. ‘

WOODWARD. E. A. No. Mom at, S. N. ho'xsca 0 '
rent and building lots for sale.

RESTAURANTS.

BEE [1111, 51 Wm st, N. warm meals at all

11mm, 11111th 'l'nt.

liENItY‘s, 16:60. Mslu 91.8. N. The bear 25c dinner

in tbs: ally. Board by the day or week.

SANITARY ZSGINZEIS.
RIDER. W B. A 503 1:.or “c-t ave 1171111qu-
luntlt Flat}. 8 N. Hydraul ionoCivil W.
4101100 shins.)

BAIRD'S, MISS INST! "fl. 6 Orchard at. N.

osug ladies hurtling, v and «lay school.

MEAD Mrs. Rulsldc, N Day and boarding school

forgirlsaudy 01111; Fits for college
orCuurvecour rteinl ml. Pullyequl ptdlsb
rotary altar ark anis- smp sdin
Druid department? Special saw or the
the study of In, and

longing“ rloculiou

Falltsvurocarns October of Circulars will be
sent upon application

NORWALE MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. hanks.
Rooms, principal. Circular on request

1111,31 1‘1 HR E II. firhml for boys, Nnrwulk.

l- 1.1’rvpurstnry to mile-1n and scientific schools.
In! circulars. fry-111 as above

SEWING sacrum

SHAKER, C. I. to SoMIlu st, :13. “Wheeler and
Wilma" and “liounhoki,” Mail". 011, attach-
ments. Rewiring I specialty.

EZWBB (3031111101038.

RAYMONDBROS. sewers built. water pipes laid,
excavating. lilting, grading. gardening.

980m MANUFACTURE“

UllfNSBl'llY.MAflllWSON A L'O. AN. Lsuln'
due abuts.

1580. B. WEED ll (70.1.1 lcsrmasrl “1,73,
75, and 77 Water Ir, :4 [MIMI-had 1860
Manufacturer» of ladm‘ tub-es and childrru' I
Inefootwrsr for the Mal trade.
DIIIB’Y—WAIm All) UNDERWIAI.

HIITI'IIINSON. COLE A (,‘O. Novwslk, New York
and Bridgeport, Conn.

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AIKEN. JOHN Ii 11 Maoist. N. Dasha-ms for

guns, dshlng tackle, ammonium
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dry 11 N stall-sud handmlsloosdsr.

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111311116 01' THE CITY FATHERS
AND BOROUGH 11011038828.

A Small Amount of Business Iran-sud
by Both Bodies lass light-80.0 of rho
Inst Import.“ Mullen Aetod Upon.

The regular meeting of the Board of
Councilmen was held last evening.
Mayor Edwin Wilcox presided and
Councilmen Charles F. Bullock, John
W. Duke. Richard J. Cutblll, Issue 8.
Jennings, William B. Hobbs" and Frank
II. Ferris were present.

The first business transacted was the
paying of bllll, what: amounted to $1,
254 25. This amount was swelled $1, 000
by the payment of the bill for rent of
hydrants.

A resolution was passed empowering
the Committee on Finance to borrow
.1, 700 for the use of the oily.

Several bids were received by the
Committee on Sewers for the laying of

Bands. s 15 inch vitrified sewer pipe on Wood-

ward avenue from South lilain street to
the brook neat the premises of Mrs.
Rrubeu R4129”. William Sheldmi’s
flames were the lowest, being 8320.
The contract was awarded to Mr. Sheldon
and the Committee on Sewers was in.
slrublvd to make and approve a contract
with him to do the work.

The city Surveyor was instructed to
have a new map made of Bayrtew ave-
nue and report the same at the next
meeting.

Councilman Charles F. Bullock was
appointed a special committee for the
making ofa contract to clear 011 the
surface of the Washington street pave-
mam.

A catch beam was ordered placed on
the east side of South Main street near
J. C. Wilson & Company‘s factory.

A resolution was passed ordering the
lllaynrto calla ipecisl city meeting It
the K. of M. (3. ball on Tuesday evening,
Dec. 9111.

The meeting adjourned until Wednes-
day evening.

Meeting of the Burgess".

The Court of Burgesaes held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last evening. With
a foil court prnsenl and Warden Lee in
the chair.

The deferred matter of accepting Lio-

,cnln avenue was brought up and was re
. jarred until the road should be properly
. graded.

The matte-r of granting the fire depurl'

merit more men was next considered.
As E. II. Burr. of thoix Engine com-
pany, was the only man present to
answer for the comnameu, the court
voted to leln'e the number of men in the
department as at present.
The Water (fuminwsionms were auth
orized to ulmd the water main on tlm
Westpur: mall in the 110w Children's
Home.

The borough 11111 rmy reported that
the court could not 1: Meet a tax on the
lust list and it was voted to call a bor-
ough [Betting for thick.“ on the after
001m 1.! Than-day, [Marmot-r II, to 1ake
serum on the same, and to consider the
I'IYinaliillly of 1111110an of the Hope
llust- prom-11331.11 Wat -r street, to the
81111931111111: llulrmd c mpnny for a new
depot.

Enough Clerk Warrior reported that
the new city chum-r was nearly com-
pleted and that 11 would probably be fin-
ishvli by the mxt meetlng of the court.

The fin- :lrpmtrnmt mmunltm- was
immoral-d to prucun- buls fur a supply
wagon similar to 1hv- om- now in use in
”315 city. and tnl‘nnlrm‘f with the lowest
bidder.

Thr «peeling adj :urmd 111.111 Thursday
.v.-1.1:.g, I’v'f't‘illbt‘l' II. t

”.031th NICIII'I‘ 0|" 'IIIP. FAIR.

'l’hs Not Proceeds l'pwanl of Two ‘l’lroulv
anal Dollars.

The annual fair of St. May's church
clawed illnl night ufwr 11 mom-Idol run of
mm- day» at lln- Nurwalk Opus House.
User 4 000 lmkeis New suld It the door
and a large 111111111111 111 lunacy was taken
up in the lmll during the vmrk. The
fair, it vs l‘uflmalrd, will art “11' church
In 1hr- 111'1ghlmhmnl of $13,000.

Anumu [he young lady csnvasscu for
the 111111.111; fancy smells We"! the
lines Marni» T011111“. Mamb- Harry,
Uzzw Iisrhlnr, Miggio- Kindcllrn. Maris
‘lflnvl. Ilsry Killmy, Mary ItQtllliun.
sz Pun-Halli, [my Murphy, Ilsmis
Nasal», Nova Finnegan. Mamie Blimp,
L‘zzve Iluckluy, Annu- Filzuhiron, Rollin
flurpby,srui Mrs Wlluwll. The dlfhr‘
'ul nrlvclm wen» drawn last night.

Damion at Willow
(Sports! to Tits urn-urn.)
ermt, Dar. 2 ~11» Hunday the norm
Inc! Villas-”CE of Ilevhrrl litmus at this
place, was voters-ll by burglars and rob-
her! of clothum Imi sllvnwn" to the
value of about .23. The premises are
orcupwd limits; the summer by liv.
litmus. but during the winter are left
in the care of an uncle. "v wool to
church floodsy IIIOIIHDK. and while he
was Ibevv the burglary was committed.

Au Inglis. louse Bur-ed.
Upset-ll lot-v mum )

Dsust'sr. Doc. 2.»!Mwsso 11 and 12
o‘clock last night firs destroyed the
round Mass at the Broolllekl junction
of the Mia road. Engine No. 11
was burned with Ike building. The
«1:11:01 this! i unknowns-d lks
lov- at this writing casual be stated.

 

 

 

 

 

WHOSE DWGII'I'BI IS “BEING?
A south 11...... 3.11- am”. with I
Theatrical .

 

Chief of Police William Vollmer had a
case reported to him this morning, but
as yet he does not feel at liberty to make
public the names of those concerned.
From facts learned in the case it appears
that about two months ago I dashing
youth came to South Norwslk with I
theatrical company and while hare roads
the acquaintance of syonng lady who
hss seen the sunshine of eighteen sum-
mers. A correspondence has since been
kept up between the couple. About one
week ago the young man came to this
city and met his fair correspondent by
appointment. They appeared lobe de-
voted to each other. The parents, while
they did not object. to the attentions that
was paid their daughter, did not take
kindly to the manner In which *lhe
couple met from time ' to time. Last
evening the girl left home, ostensibly
for the purpose of calling on a friend
It became quite late and she did not re-
turn. This morning her parents found
that she was still missing and it became
apparent that she find gone away with
the young man. Chief Vollmer has re-
ceived information which may lead to
the finding of the eloping daughter,
They were seen to board the 8:11 tram
for New York. The girl’s home life has
been of the most pleasant character and
the parents feel much ngrieved over her
action.

PERSONAL PABAGRAI’IIS.

The Goings .1111 Coming of People we
Like to Read About.

Miss Margaret Beers, of Meriden, was
the guest of Prospect street friends yes-
terday.

Miss Hyrtie Mlnor, of Waterbury, is
visiting Iiiss Lillian F. Jones, in East
Norwalk.

Miss Jennie 11. Stone. of Lynn, 111139.,
was the guest of Berkeley street friends
over Sunday.

Everett Noyes, St. Paul's church su-
perb basso, has been calling on friends
1n town 10-day.

Lieutenant Colonel James C. Crowe
attended the annual muster and inspect-
ion of Companies B and E at Bridgeport
last evening.

G. W. Blanchard, of New York city,
manager of the Nov walk and South Nor-
walk Electric Light company, was in
town yesterday.

hit. and Mrs. Burns. who have been
visiting friends on Van Zandt avenue,
E at Norwslk, returned to their home in
Brooklyn yesterday.

J. 11. Kllboy, formerly foreman in the
Gazette office, now manager of J. J.
Klornnn's printing otlice In New Haven,
was in town yesterday on account of the
sudden illness of his mother.

Y. M. c. A. Notes.
The Board of Directors will hold a
spread Int-mug 1111s evening at 7:30
o'clock.

The classes in book-keeping, steno_
graoby and mechanical drawing will
run -1 this «9111113.

The regular rehearsal of the orchestra
Will begin at 11 o’clock, sharp. This does
not mean 8:15.

The first games in the crokiaole tour-
nament were played last night. with the
following results: Edmund Hyatt de-
feated John Hunter by I score of 1va to
one and Harry Merrill by the score 3 lo
0. him Hunter afterwards won three
games from Harry Merrill. The next
games will be played on Saturday night.

 

 

Prospects of a New Depot for Norwalk.

The 11111151110010 Rulroad company is
m-gollkllnfi for the purchase of the Hope
How properlypn Water street. Norwslk,
fur the purpme of erecting a new depot.
SUPCHDII‘I’HIL'DI l’syne has looked the
around over, and in talking with some
property owners about the matter, has
been adored ",000 to locate the depot
at that point. The borough officials
have taken the matter in hand and will
[in 1111- price of the Intel It the borough
ins-cling to he held on the afternoon of
Thursday, Deeamhsr if.

“rand Anny Oflcsn floored.

Thn annual election of officers of
[laughs Ford" Post, (I. A. It. was held
last waning and mailed, as” follows;
[bl-1n I1. Tattle, UanOfldttf: Samuel
last, Senior Vice ('ommsndrr: Clark
Dicks-us Junior Vice Commander: L. 8.
”new. Quartermaster; C. 11. llonnmt.
Chaplain: I-‘red Resting, Officer of tho
Day; (looms Plait, Officer of tho Guard:
delegates to the department cocsmp
mam, William llnylr-r and J. M. Ellen.
dorf.

Dul- M for it. “on"...

The saloon kupers in Barth Norwstk.
spinsl whom semonslrsnccs have been
corned. have received notice that the
County Commissioners will be in session
It the Csmncil Chamber on Friday of
this week. this; to the large number
of cans to be heard the hearing will be
continued on Saturday.

lolly-ad commissioners I. last.
The Railroad Commissioners will hold
a number of outings this week. To-
a” they will but Mon. Wednesday
1st Hartford. Thursday at 80.111er and
East Norwalk, Friday It Fairflold.

m’l'us sdliorof seastemparavy says:
"lhsvssssdhsivsry lililssaspdariua
my lifetime, balms liars ago I was ia-
dsesoby pohltouqunt 10110»,sz
and Brussels with m sum
M public 'prvsssra' sums arr-Isl
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FORMING A NEW UNION.

A BREAK IN THE BANK! OF THE
DANBUIIY HAT 'I‘IIIMIBBS.

Two Hundred and Fifty of Thom Return
to Work—Ilasvily Fined by the Old 0r-
muscles-A New Dually Arises.

The crisis in thstnbary lrimmors’
strike will probably be reached 10-day.

For two weeks the twenty hat factorv
Ies have been idle and the manufacturers
and trimmers were each waiting for the
first decisive step towards settling the
diniculty. The first move was made
yesterday morning.

Sunday the manufacturers notified the
trimmers to appear at the factories yes
verdsy morning, and report for duty.
The manufacturers had been working
quietly and had secured the pledges of
many of the girls to return. The trim-
mers who would not yield heard of it,
but were unable to prevail upon their
comrades and 150 of them were hurried
in closed carriages to the factory of
White, Tweedy dc Smith. yesterday
morning, where they were induced to
sign the old agreement and organize a
new union to be known as “The Iude
pendent Trimmers’ union," and Mrs.
Emma Bell, a former president of the
old union, was chosen president.

The manufacturers were jubilant, and
oerred to pay all expenses and the fines
imposed by theold union. The member
ship of the new union was, increased to
250, and the strikers at once called a
meeting, and passed avote to line the
yielding trimmers from $500 to $1,000
each for the breach of their agreement.
The old union gives the dissenters until
3 p.111. to day to return to the fold and
twenty-nine have already returned.

A new difficulty. however, has arisen.
The finishers and makers will doubtless
refuse to work with the new organiza-
tion, and lust night held 11 meeting he-
hind closed doors. Over 8,000 butters
have been idle for two weeks, and the
effects on the business of the city have
been marked in the extreme.

Il‘TIlH'I‘AINIIklNTS.

Bristol's lqucscurricnlum.

Prof. Bristol’s equiscurriculum, a horse
college, attracted a large audience to
Music Hall last night. Of the entertain
ment,nolhing can be said but in its
praise. It ion source of wonder from
beginning to end—wonder that horses
oanhoso thoroughly trained and that
the patience to train them can be exer-
cised. Prof. Bristol has introduced some
new features and several new horses to
do the old tricks. Among the former
favorites are “Denver," “Dynamite" and
"John Snnbourne.” "Comanche" has
taken the place of "Mattie" as mathema-
tician, and is certainly very clever.
Though “Mattie" used to do a great deal
of kicking and squealing, she had many
friends. She has been retired to private
life, we understand, because of her vic-
iuusness. This entertainment mu.t be
seen to be appreciated, and certainly no
one can r981! without Ihe greatest in
lerest and pleasure. A very agreeable
part of the entertainment is the music of
the orchestra, under the leadership of
Prof. E. 8. Brian. This orchestra does
some very fine descriptive work, and
their general rendering of popular music
1110! the mot-l. thorough and delightful
chuvscler. There will be three more eu-
lertsinments—this and to-morrow even-
logs and matinee to-morrow afternoon.
Everybody should attend at least one of
them and be convinced that, horses
should never be called dumb animals.

” Billy Grimoa' " Return.

A11 "Ilrimmy, He Boy." in “A Bunch
of Keys," James B. lisckie, the accom-
plished young comedian, was simply in
imitahle, but as “Billy Grimes, ' who
owns the cellar door. In Time. Addison‘s
new and original musical hurlerquo en
titled “(irimes' Cellar Door," he has a
part that ills him to a nicely and one in
which his many talents shine even bright-
er than in his former success. Iii» nup-
porllnx company is an unusually strong
one. Ilscknn and "(lrimrs' Cellar Door"
will In the attraction at Music Hall.
iloulb Norwslk, next Tuesday, Dec. 0,
and that I large and delighted audience
will welcome them, goes without saying.
Reserved seals should be mama well in
advance. .1

Last Night's llamas.

Two games of billiards were played in
thoilld Well tournament last evening.
The scores were as follows:

1-. F Hmith, rated 45 points—I 2 0 2 2

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The “cold Wars.

The cold wave which suddenly ad
vaooed over lbs lake region yesterday is
exceptionally severe for lbs firsl of Dec-
ember. [11- I good sugary that the
winter will not be to mild for securing
shins crop. (ionic; so quickly upon
the basis ofs mid November its presence
is I warning for Ill classes to guard
aplast pneumonia and other divs-us
heldsailo sudden changes of lsrapsr
aim.

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the Pleasant surprise Bi
and II Eton for

Last Friday evening wnllhm‘

meeting nlght of Rising Star hm.

8.0112, and a happy social purl, VII
githored in the lodge rooms at ROI”.
loo. Under the head of “good of tho
order," the senior P. W. P., Broil“! 0.
H. Golder. was called to the W. P8!
chair to receive his charge and scum.
as follows:

“Brother Ouider, you are hereby
charged by this division, since its m
ization five years ago. of never missing a
meeting, never being late, or leaving be-
fore ityas out; never refusing any duty

that you could possibly attend to, and _ i

that wtllingly,aad in the most.

MM ~
way I invest you with this regalk‘. ‘

Should you live five years more you are
requested to wear this results every Fri-
day evening. I hope your health may
be spared to do as good serviooas you
have done 1n the past.” ’ *

Then a beautiful red silk velvetrsualla,
trimmed with silver-lace, silver tassels,
red. white and blue rosette, with
spangled star, was presented to Mr.
Guider. He was greatly surprised, sup-
posing, when called up, that it was for
some amusement under the good of the
order, arranged secretly by the members,
he not having heard a whisper about the
regnlia. After a minute or so; getting
over the surprise, he made-mshw very
appropriate remarks, thanking“ men»
hers for the very generous gifkand hop-
ing to be able to wear it while life lasted
as an appreciation of the brothers and
sisters of Rising Star Division, No. 40.

Then followed limping, "citations,
reading and a good time generally. ..

TOLD 11‘ A LINE OR TWO

Matters Worthy of Mention from Ivory
Quarter of Counsellor“.

There is a rumor that the Derby Road
intends to extend its tracks to Seymour.
Work on the extension will probably not
begin before summer.

Clark Peck, former owner and man-
ager of the New Haven Grand Opera
House, died at his residencedn New
Haven, Sunday evening, aged 03 years.

One of the worst wrecks which has
occurred on the Air Line Road, took
place yesterday near the East Walling-
ford station. A freight train made up
of ten care was going as a good rate of
speed towards New Haven when it was
derailed, two cars being so badly smash-
ed as to be useless. The wreck was piled
in a heap and the railway men thought
11 advisable to destroy it by fire.

The town of Essex possesses a man 94
years of age, who retains all his mental
faculties to a wonderful degree and who
looks to be but 70. He has never used
liquor or tobacco in any form, and has
been a member of the Congregational
church of Centerbroolr for more than 60
years. It is related of him that about
three years ago he took the wind out of
a sturdy young man mowing a rye field.

 

 

FACTS ABOUT CODPBBATION.

A Specimen 0' fill. Latte. Well ”singed
Ohio Amllflollv ‘5

What is claimed to he the Idrglist and
best managed building associalio'u in
Northwestern Ohio is the People’s Bav-
iugs Loan and Building Company, of
Toledo. Although organized only 'lhree
years ago this association now has an in-
come of half a million dollar: inhuafly,
1111 actual receipts for the tint skmonlhs
of this yearbelug $256,818.84} The plan
of business includes the leading features
of what is known in Ohio as the "Day-
1011 Plan.” Under this plan both bor-
rower and depositor make ”to some
weekly payments on the skull: amount
of stock. Forfeitures are unknown and
lines are inflicted only to-prevenl losses
to the company through delinquent bor-
rewars. At tbs beginning of this year.
with 268 mortgage loans outstanding
actually representing $295,800.00, that!)
had not been a single forsolosnroond the
total amount of interest and premium
delinquent. and unpaid on this enormous
sum was only $52 72. Regular dividends
of 8 pm cent. per annum and over have
been daclnred. The company has a reg-
ular ofllco and does business just like a
well regulated bank. ~Homs Beaker.

FREEDOM FOR f'ONYIC'l'S.

I'mrr Prisoners It Walhsnflsld Puller-(d
by the lit-ls Board.

Tho state board of pardons at. their
semiannual hearing in Hartford, yeslsr-
day, granted pardons to four prisoners
in the slate prison at Welhersllsld.
"cargo liodson,conv1cleti for raps in
1861) and sentenced for life, was pardoned
on condition that be 1111qu to the island
of ‘41. Helena. lib home; the Hrithh GOI-
sul will take charge of him: his offence
was committed in New lisveo county.
(lmvge Fowler and Clarke Fisher, boll:
”glanced in no". for seven year; for
robbery in I'Ilrfield county. gill} ha ran
leased on Christmas. John mall, of
Tollsnd county, oonvlced of
and horse theflln 1880 WI“ 111011on
leased onChrlslmIs day. mam
was four years.

 

Al Organisation that rules Ml AM

The Bun sad Ennis. Ban m;
and loan Association, muesli of 0--
ployees of The Sun salami-hares! sud
mochsaifl. clerks. Ind W of
other sailings. has bssu 01W ally
rwoaml a half mam Measles-
opsrstlou has leased so its links-I
$115000 with which to m and
build noun. 1. 11m York. tour I“.
and New Jersey.

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