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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1890.
DIREwOTORY
Lllllllll Biiiiiii Illll'llii
TOWN OF NORWAIJK
Athbrovlallona N.—Norwal.k; 8. N.--80uth Nor—
walk; I. Nr-Baal Norwalk
To thooe of our readers who not al-
ready aware of the (not we wounds-What.
every Ori- heroin represented, whet r of
or small degree, will be found
etIy relhblo In every bit-[non trons-
aetlnn. and well worthy of all patronage
“and“ to them.
AIR COMBEBSOBS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
uvar Ii. R. bridge.
ARCHITECTS.
may 102 Washington 0|. PM“ W
P' WII. iiousfiruisbodatreuonableratev. N
RANDALL, um“INBJID. cor. Main audWallsts
an, I vesud nun-id drawing '
auctionnnsm I,“ m
1 once so a .
mm ans.
broker-ad
)iothlLLL A WL‘HOHIIHDIEU, 95 Waahington st,
all kinds of property sold.
BAKERS.
DsKLYN ASCII. 27 Maillot, N. and 5! Washington
It, 8. N. also dealers in confectionery, ice
acain,icu,etc.
rCOPlKl-D mac. IDNo Main st,8. N. Sole
t for Horton a cclebrauxl ice cz‘e'a‘ixrliy. N P
KRN CHAS. 1.. [Iain at. near me
wooufegfii'ucry and ice «Muir‘s: goats daily.
N’S ‘Home Made" 8 cry, millio-
wgl'lgo Leave orders at Gus Pitzer s, )7 R. R. Place
BANKS. ll V
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Wii at, .
capital $100410, our ins 14,100. Gmrge M.
II ,pruiident; . L. yer, vice- president;
William A. Curtis, canhier.T1168
TIONAL BANK, 2,68 Washington at,
Cain, S. N Capital $100,000, surplus 312'
500. R. H. Rowan, president, Jacob H. Lay-
“11.088
PAIRFIKLD WIGJIINTY NATIONAL BANK, 'l'iie
«than-mill lucor rated its“. Capitalsciio,
000. PM!“ .Hyatt; VICB‘DMI" Edwin
James
0. Keeler, cashret,1.evvrst. .ltlf‘rgsu.B NIL/I'll 51
PAIRPIELD COUNTY BAV A e,
N. Deposits “30,000, surplus 3x300
8. Hoody, prest; Martin S. Crow, vice
wNJAL “ Kalle ’NORWALK, Th 51 Wall
BANK OF c,
...-.0 .fi 13°3- ill?“ Wt. 5.“?
our mum, L; E. Vice FILE”! ,
irectors 1:}. 1111 Hill,
on w .i' A. o'sborn'
E. Wilson, B. Beard, D. W. Fitch, W. l“
Bishop. Bankers’, l'.erchnnts Mmuincturcrs‘,
Personal and Famtly lamanllltal’coollcltcd.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The Wallet, N
Deposits over 32 Ill), ,snrplus “$90 000 George
Owgemwl" R. B. Craufurd, vice-prom ,
WNORWALK SAVINGS BANK, The, Do-
801332 over ,aurplus “5,000 Alden S'ol
mans. pron;John , trees. Interest
paid deposiwn. Houcylouneti on mortgage.
BEEF, (\Y DOICHIIOJV
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO. S.N
beef, pork, sheep,lanib. veal, etc.
TERRY,WII. II. at. C0,, N Armour‘sbeef and
provisions. Homedrees'cdlumb audinutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
Circulars
.Haxumoud
BUXTON. J. P. Post odice 003435, N.
folded in over Ill!) Sunday papers
BLACKSMI’I‘IIS.
CAREGEO. '1‘. foot Ihiymoud st, 8 N Horee—
nhoeing specialty.
‘ BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Ill, 30. 8. A00. P. Oboxb‘fl, S. N. builders
B olbriggea; docks. pile foundations, ete.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWNJI. 8. SomIIain st, 8. N cuetothorksrul
remixingu spot: ty.
HARVEY, C. H. No. lain at. S. N. specialties in
Malina id-mbbers
BLHALB, JOHN A: 8021,85 Washington st S. N.
Agood asaortment atlovv prices.
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, GEO 29 Railroad Place. S. N.
work neatly and promptly done
WEBELLBHS AND STATIONEBS.
FINN . THUR N. card engraving, wed-
dingss‘t)“.I All ,bose mill and tennis goods.
PLAISTED‘S DRUG STORE, 40 Washington st,
8. N. School supplies and general stationery.
BOX MAKERS, (Wood and Paper. )
W P. Water at, S N. manufacturer of hot
“Dogfight-lg boxes, etc. General shop jabbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
FKRMS, JOHN II. it. Washington at, 8.1%
blue atone, sewer pipe, hay, dtravv, etc.
LEONARD, CHAS T, W ater st, N brick of all
mmamimt, plaster, hair, etc, also blue
state, fire brick and clay.
RAYNOND BROS. Milwaukee. Philadelphia and
Trenton fronts, brick, lath, lime, cement, Albanian:
BUTTER, CHE-”It. EGGS, arc.
BOSTON BUTTER HOUSE, next door to the Poor
SN .~a specially made of all dilicreiii
nriet of cheese, imported and domestic Ali
grades of butter,eggs, lard, canned goals, etc
CARRIAGE DEPOSITORIES.
DANN. W]. E. 50 Wall at. N. Carriages, minim
horse, stable and carriage furnishings
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
'IIOWK, JAHES C shopAun at, S. N. estimates
giver, jobbing promptly attended to
HORTON, W]. A. o2'1'ayloravcnue,8. N. Jobbing
promptly utcniled to.
RANDALIAI. D. Rainfall‘s mill, B. N. Mutton
machinery run by cheap power enables are to give
low figures. Largo work a specialty.
RAYIOND, J. hIt. tit) Water at, 8. N. manufacturer
ol' moldinpb rackets, wings, corner blocks, col
niniis, riiirvrelll:I baluucrs. Baud, scroll sawing and
turning. Hal och, bottomboardo “benches racks
Jobbing obblrig.donc Estimates given. Telephone 51-6.
SHERWOOD, 8. B. Iii Grove st.S . N Jobbing
promptly attended to
W IIJON, 8. II. ahopCrosssunearIlslu .-Ottioewr.
Walliit LaudBchlensve. ,N. Steam wood working,
moulding, window frames and turning. Low-ear
mum. Honey loaned Telephone number 28:.
CARP!“ AND OWLOTIIS.
aoomw G IIOYT, a Gazette blag, N. 08 Wash-
lngwnst,8.N. wee advertisement.)
CARDIAC: IAN UPAC’I'UIIERS.
TILLY, HRNRY,N0. Haiti st, 8. N. manufacturer or
carriages. Spulal Attention given to ”Mung
W 1001“" PLYNN, fwtof Franklin st, manufac-
All
also
.urusof wagons, trucks, I:.tc Painting,
‘ ‘ . r '
CATBRBBl-l.
01mm C. HBNoJlalnotJonuorlyoinmud
way, N. .eatuw for weddings“ parties
supplied at the shortest notice.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
mm. A Curb lain at. N. also me
“has, atatloucn and booksellers.
“HINT PIPI MANUFACTURERS.
warrant). cum. 1' Wow! N. all «m and
IBM-lac alaoanlllclal atom
W-
OIOAB BOX IANUI‘AC’I‘U "H8.
8. I: lanhall in“. 8 N mauufae
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OIOAI IANUPAC’I'UBHHB.‘
HOYT A OLIS’I'IAD CIGAR CO.Tbc,102Io.laIn
1.8. N. Ion-foam of due e lm
OIDWILLCIGAR CO. The, Washington at, s N
W 18m.
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8 [fl Wllh S N.
”APP, WI ”w Mon “.1“ km“
’1], W BCBONJOV “WIIWDMWICWI’I'
hm ,8.N. Hydraullcaorl sanitary engineers
DOOECJI. EMILE Allovuonpronptly
W0 D‘ALIIO.
‘mmm mm building, IV. and It
In.“ an. .llfl~ ,. and
WA]- AND WOOD.
nun, runncuicu, to Wall st, N. weddings and
pulls
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J mirro- ”bushfire-hours.
mam, clan. ,Wawr 1! tbs bun-rio-
asset “mach-Idlin- ooai.alvoall
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CORSET IlANUPACTUmB.
RUPHA 8.00mi!” lottery 8. N. Haunt»
turerv oi the celeb-atoll HAG Corsets.
COUCH RUBBISH.
PLAISTKD’B COUCH HRHKDY,wsrrantsd to cure,
inauui itactured at “Worthington“, «,8. N.
CROCHET AND GLABBWAIIH.
NASH, P. H A 880 car. IainauqutMB. N.
Agate and tin w-iro The IV Halo Wu
ALS'I‘O 0. max ,
UNI-gm", £5» warn. honoring-him, etc.
DENTISTB.
BOUTWRLL, C. P. hudm'abhchfio. Haluat,8.
illoe,hours 8 s. In. too p. in.
KENDALL. GEO 8.. DOS. Waahl ,oor.
Prankliusta,8.N Homosexuals. p.iu. t.
NEWKIRK. J. 0 office“ lawl- s
nearCongregatlonal Church, N. grandmlulstered.
Goldandporosluiucrovmsi
WKEDHWLq DDS NhntWashi ust,8.N.
Hooralla. m. Loop.ui. Gaaadmln tered.
DOORS, 8A8]! AND BLINDB.
SMITH, W. H. a CO. 15 A 17 Water at, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIIHCB. P. I. Incheatnuist, SUN Crushodstono,
nwuwnmtorm
RATHOND BROS. Akron salt gland under-rant
pipe,3t030 inchesiudiamcter
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST KIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt. ave, R. N.
Sunday hours, 8 tolOa.ui 4 tobp. in. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded.
GREGORY, J. G. IISWailat, N Established 1829
Wlho resale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS JOHN A ll Marin at, N. Formula-div
live Hermit perfumes. ,
PLAIS'I‘KD‘ S as Washington st, 8. N. patent medi-
cinal, etc. Physicians prescriptions uspcdalty.
DRY-GOODS.
A.II‘BLER J. L .c SONS-"Th0 Equitable," NO I
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, ulst-
tingsaud rugs.
BANKS, n K Mahuclrerho Hotel block 5. N dry
goods, notions, gloves, etc Uuderwearaspecialty.
BENNETT, J. P. 19 Main at, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two yon-rs.
DICKERIIAN, A. tkSON MWashiugtou at, 8. N.
dry-,goods carpets, etc. Isoeadv V.)
SCOFIELD & HOYT, 3 Gazette lildg, N 68 Wash-
ington at, S. N. (See advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods, trillions and hosiery.
BLECTBICI aN
BAKER, E. V.. Electric go: llgliiiua:
alarms; cull bells, Jtc.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. ofiice railroad station, S.
N uudtaw ullat, N. pro-Is forwarders to all
parts of the timid. Passenger tniiiiwrvicc. Low
ratee. Lister Hunt, gout
EXPRESSMEN.
BUXTON a BRUNDAGE, once at Benedict s, 43
Wall st, N Our motto, prompt attention"
CAYANAGII‘S EXPRESS ,iurniturc and
pianos moved. leave orders at misled s, S. N
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at post-office and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.
EXTRACTS, ESSENCES, ETC.
BYXBEE, F. S. 3600. William St N. Manufactur-
ers of Scotleld‘ a celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORW ALK EXTRACT CO. V. manufacturers of
line extracts. 1-‘. S. Ambler.
FERTILIZLRS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley a super- phosphate spec
ial mauures. laud plaster, ground born, wood ashes.
SMITH, W. H. ACO Water st, N. agents for Wit.
llama Clark .‘I‘t Co' a solution] fertilizers.
I‘IBE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYNOYD BROS. ordinary aha in stock spec
lots to order,urc mortlrmaud, chimney flue linings
FISH. OYSTEHS, CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT Jr ZELUPP, 69Washington st, 8. N fine
deli, oyster, clamaJruits, game, vegetables, etc
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. 6:! Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
stone dealer
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dag, concrete,
asphalt, mick, cement And gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
EATEBS.
HEKKKR, W. II. 8. CO Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agcute.
I‘IAIUB, GRAIN AND FEED.
‘ISLAND GEN" FLOUR, the best made.
fail to use it.
L'HOMMEDIEU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of (arurly iloiir kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in
package, load, car or cargo lots.
RED MlLL. Duncn. Crofoot Jr Rose. Gruiu. choir:
ground feed, grain-mi and rye door.
It LORIS‘I‘H.
BERG, PAUL, “oodmmi Place, 5.1V. plants, cut
novvers and oriuimenuil piecni [node to order.
GL’IGL'E. P. L. $Ward at, ,.okpr L'nioul. i ruetery, N.
l’lauts, cut tlowera, etc. oral work a Epuilltlty.
liiirgliir
Don't
McKAY, JOHN, 1-). ‘4'. near the depot .. Bedding
giants-cut flowers and floral work of all kind:
the roses a specialty.
SMITH, JOHN H 50. Main st, 8 N. the oldeatand
best known florist in tliia vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinds ii specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS. .
COLEMAN, THEODORE,W ashingtou st, (euteiid)
Furniture, looking glasecc, picture frames, etc.
CHAN a W H1TTLE81§Y,'lo Main 81,24. illny
mond' ii old stand) See advertisement.
RAYIOND Gil-0. H. new swre, wand 48 Main at,
N. Pour doors above old store.
STOW DAVID, :50, ea, 30, and "5 ..So Alain st, 8. N
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, other: 1'.)
Water at, N. “M for light, bra! and power.
Coke six cents per bushel Coal Tar three iiol
lars per barrel, package extra.
GHOCEHS. t“ holosale.)
HOLMES d: KEELKR, {land It Wall at N.
sole grocers, door, grain, hay, etc.
SELLKCK BROS. id and to Wall st, N. wholesale
grocers, dour, food, grain, hay, etc.
GBOCI-IILS.
BROWN .3 WIDGOX, 70 Washington at, 8. N. solo
agents for celebrated Parmlugton crcuuil-ry butter.
BECKER, CONRAD, Ml Washington at, S. N.
choice groceries and provisions.
FKRRIS, CHAS. H. successor to "urchins, wNo
Iain It, 8. N. table delicacies for fault! y trade
PIINNi-IGAN CO'REILLY, 108 Alain at, N. flour,
hay, straw, coal wood.
PIINNEY it BhNKDICT, 41 Wall at, N fancy and
staple groceries, confectionery, fruit, etc.
PITCH, D. W. West ave, cor. Kerwin st, N.cannod
goods. comics. teas, butter, etc.
GIAOVBR, C. L. 38 Wall st, N. 1 char to the but
trulleobtalnable.
GUYBRDIION.T.B.Sprln , 8.2!. Room
caries. choice mats, flour, eed, ctc.
HANI'ORD. W. 8. [last ave. hark. R. station, IN.
Albums paint, sciuiol supplies. etc
LAWTON. P. 1).kCO. 2:80. Mamet. 8. Epo—
oeriea and table delicacies.
L'HONNKDIEU DAN 11521.. easteud of Washington
or bridge, 8 N was, orifice», spices, a specialty.
MOOIIIB HA1IDIAN,N0.IIIIII at, near West, 8 N.
Ino groceries, foreign fruits, flour. food, etc.
NEW YORK TIM (10., l? lain at, N.~M. Hellen—
Tets, eel and spices a specialty.
NICKKRSONA BETTS, All and 37 Main st, N. a
tally made of table dellraielcs.
("HAIR GEO. Wilton Ive, and School II. N
New store, new goods and new prices.
SEYMOUR. C. l- 8! Washln st, 8. N. head-
quarters for mlcbrswd‘ Dow rop' cannediroods
VALDBN, CHAS. 11. 8 Wall at, N. Creamery but-
ur, chem, cm, table Odie-mu, fruits, etc.
OI}!!! AID AIIHUNI'I'IOH.
GUNS. AMMUNITION iaiitl Nponlfm Gouda of all
kinds II No 4 Water at., N.
HA'I'I'EHS' PURE. (MTH'S OP)
ASCII“ JOBEPH J.'i' lourocst, 8. N alsoforuiers
BAITS, IARTINJR aco. 70mm 8
23d Importerspiseal s'kins, pluahss,
DA‘rl'ltHs' 1001.8.
W.A Water at, 8. N. two funds,
light volt continua, extension water boxes.
HATS AND (MP8. (sown)
whole-
oust, 8
mill!!-
8881’? T11! HATI'KR, 81 Watt st, 8. N.
a specialty made of In. ml and .
IIA'I' IANUIAO’I’URZIH.
CROPU’I‘ A INAPP,“ I”, factories
outlalntli' MonaudWatuhTollesus,8.N
New York ole. I‘m Omens“.
HUDBILL A DARTHOL, locks-it: II, 8.18. Wine
atrium-av dabyus.
NATION!) A 00ml. I. 8.3. also How
VOnL'K. HATCO.1‘kv,Hay-oadst,esr Duy,8.l.
wanna,“ o ins-an it. W
on m‘mm' H 'L‘o. "
“Dim AND my.
PROWI'I'I'.J. TJoHalust, N. lighthrdwareand
mince parts.
SHITH. w. H. ACO. Ibandl'l Hamlin“!-
era'aadeootractora'su su.pplloa
UlNTAItD,W. c. Hulchallblock.8.l
Q I mm who.
namso sums
DWYKR,P.H.8Wallat,N.m mm
and repairing neatly down
“HORSE DEALERS.
P8380288 H. Brook-ids Stock Pam,8..lne1l
horses salted to all purposes All animals sold ‘by
this establishment are warranted Homeof
Punch clinching stallion W.”
HOBBS SHOW
Hc UHAH, JOHN, No lain st, 8. N. special st
IBQDIIOD given to shoeing driving A: trotting horses.
AMERICAN HOTEL, til Mum J C. Collins.
Rampant plan, restaurant altar
0mm HOTEL, n Railroad place. Georg
NORWALK HOT ALI R. R. depot.
Elem aghlngmh- “Ola?“
OLD WILL HC'I'IL, 80 W moo Reed
Hav ilaod. moprlctov. European ”'5 ms.
HOUSE 'UHKISHING GOODS.
sums, J. H. DzWashingtou It,8.N. crockery,
glassware, inland wooden
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHARD, B. “Beiden Point Pam," 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCB AGENTS.
COOLIDGE it LOCKWOOD, 9 Main at, N. Incur-
auce and real estate in all its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB 1!.thme at next to P10
S N. tire, plate glass, accident and life. (see adv )
LOCKWOOI), WM. cor. HainsudWallsts,N. Real
estate, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
HORRBLLA L‘IIOMMKDIBU, 96 Washington at,
S. N strictly firstrclass companies represented.
TAY LOR Jr GOLDEN, 45 A 47 Washington 81.,
SN. Ros) Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIZS.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE 1N8. 00., 8. 8. L‘-
Hommedien, agent, Washington at, SS. see ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. 20 Washington
at, S. N. F. J. Grubli, uaietaut supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. C0.. N. In successful
buaiuees since 1800. No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE 1N8. CO. The,No. 48 Waning
mu st, 8. N. Jrio. French, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAI'FL’ RI), R. B. Dimmic bl N. 6'/ Bond:
Middlesex Banking and Kquitab e If tge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. H. 8-. C0. is and :7 Water at, N.
springs, axles, carriage ware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT, E H. beaud 56 Water st,N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, S. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON POUNDBIES.
GILES 8t CLANCY at The Norwallr Iron Works
(10., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
J L'W’KLI-IBQ.
FERRIS, A. S. 39 So Iii-in shSN. op. City Hotel,
SN tine watch repairing ii. specialty.
HOY'I', H. H. 18 No. Main at, S. N. strictly Iranian
goods at low prices.
J ACKSON. MGRAND, mWallst, "(.,wntches dis
moods, etc. I me watch rcpitiringN a specialty.
ROOD, II. 8. diamonds, watches jewela, silver and
plated ware. repairing aspecialty. 83 alu at, S. N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic h‘d'g, Wall
at, borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST. RUSSE 8 No. lulu at, notary, legal
budiuess of all kin a carefully attended to.
HURLBUTT, J. BBLDEN, rooms :3 and ti Gazette
building, Wall st, borough.
LlGH'l‘, JOHN H. 102 Washington at S. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for New Yor state. .
LOCKWOOD HDWARDI. rooruo Giants: bids,
borough. Attorney, notary and penal one.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room 3,P Fairneld Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH, JOHN .1. room! flasorilc building, Wall
at, borough.
LITERY STABLES.
DANN, HORACE K. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Ofilcc No. 8 River at, N
GREGORY, CEO. 8. it Knight at, N.
out» it smciulty. Telephone 3&5}.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Da ' st, 8
N. Manufacturers of builders' hardware. tori
otiice 36 Pearl at; New York oflkze 99 Readout;
Chicago oflice 1‘.) bike at.
NOIIW ALK LOCK COMPANY, 8. N. New York
onice 82 Chambers st Docks and builders hard
ware; designers. founders worker! of artistic
house trimmings in bronze, brads and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL, R. J. 9 Water st, N. All kinds of lumber do
Iivered to any point by mil, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO The, Water at,
near It It. bridge, 8. N. General machinery, Iron
and brass castings, iorgin Bobbitt metal, re—
pairs for mnuiactories au starmbouts.
SCOFIELD, Will. A. Knight st, N. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDENS“.
JENNINGS Hr WATERBURY, S. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.
MARKETS.
A HODBL [IA '1‘. '30 Wall at, N.Wm.Wardwcll,
prop., beef, veal, b. mutton and poultry.
AI ISON, A I68 Hutu st, N mmteruiis, vegeta-
bles, hsh, oysters, clams, and mullops, butter,
eggs, lard, canned galls, etc
BENNETT a BUSTED meats, fish, W‘ lob
stern, clams, fruits, 28 No. Main st, 8. i. .
BISSKLL DANA C. t2 Main st, N. choice meats,
poultry, Iish, vegetables, etc.
BRITTO‘S CENTRAL MARKET, 6 Water II, N
Heats, vegetables fruits, poultry, at lowest prices
CARR, WILLIAII ll. Benedict Farm market, [N
Pine meats, fresh vegetables—lowest caah priceo
PARRINGTON J. A. meats. ul fish, 0 store
vegetables, tfulu,hotter,ete.. trail...“
6818120110 East uvenut, E. N. choice than,
vegetables, fruit etc lowestcaah price.
HAYES PBRD “No. lain It 8. N principals
of all kinds. Ilomereudcr cdlard sapeclalty.
JUDthN, A. (l. Central Market cor. Maiuandllavi
land II, 8. N Choice mats, poultry, vegetables
LINBURNKR, WI 198 Washington at. bridge, 8
N dealer In all kinds fresh meats.
LOCKWOOD, 1.. Washington St. bridge. 8. N on.
nae-ts. nab, oyaun, clans, vngetabh ..otc
IDCKWOODA DOCKWOOD," 0 Iain tit, N. tine
,Ilsh, oysters. clan-u utspaclol y
LYONS, A. 8., Old Well Market, in No. Halo It,
8. N. winema- uieatsand try. lows-tpvtccs.
HAM“)... ALBIN, Iain $me 8 N choice
h, oysters, vegetables, Minimumm
[’ICKBRING, [I 8 East ave,iip. school house, 11. N
beef, veal, mutton. etc
SCHAUB, JACOB. as West Washington st,8. N
strictl ty Intels- rucuts, poultry a specialty.
iiiii'ru'ri WASHINGTON imam, u wins
toast, 8. N flue meatsmdpooltry formally trade.
SPILLANK. J. W. is house! at, N. wagon runs
daily all over the tmv'n.
WADKW. 8 market. Ilium. 8.8
wallpartsoi town wlthurieimhand unaut-
WIXON, J E iriWsllat, N Choice meats, poul—
try, "I'll“, vegetables, butt/er, elm, etc.
MARBLE AND OBANI'I’B.
BATES, P. W. Water at, N. manufacturer of line
granite and marble work, also dealer in building
stone and cemetery work.
STKVENU, l. W. to Halo at, N. Harbin and pan-—
lie monuments, heal-tones, posts, etc.
HAM!!! AND “I’ll-DH...
Pine turn-
oistooe mo cont
8HILDON WILLIAI, lEWIIwummn. am
mason. Also lsolauingmurblupstc.
8IITH WILLIAN [Lu West rub it. Jobbing
ptiy attended l0.
prom
LAWIDR, WW, 8 Hill “.5“ Allkladstof
stone grill proof atmdal 0.
0mm from in:I own tin-1;.
IKN'I dim-8.
CO OIHI'OCK BROS laments ballot II and is
boldnstJ. N. Grail-new"
IllCHANT TAILOMW
CUsOW88l.k.ttWalIat.N. Aperiaotltnav
IOCOU P.17Nortblalnlt,8l.n|otullovlu1
scnmmu. Maurine. 8.. Wall
mam.
Giulia-sail 8.8 Panora-
Immunisation“
"RIDER. W; Ill 303. my. Went m‘r.
smock, HINHY, it We“ on, 8 N. All kinds
iuuaivzfi arm rm: cool!!-
trauma.” arson. H. “flay it. a. union-i
PRWLms'mfw may, I'D-r
PITCH‘ACNII. Olaia ' lav
JARED. I88 I I- snowman.“
at.ylaa Haunt-3a specialty.
81' Joan liar-alumni. Inna-y. Int!
ud'HflGooda
Ill'llll! moans.
BRADLEY O. W. oftbfloloWl.
ii “nylon-lain “iced
h°l'R.1’f'Z,I1ElB IINNII P. [91 “not, N. m
Melamine ruct.ion
GIBSON. ALB. OJZHUIQN. Plano, an-
andkurnaoay.
HUNflNMON.mmIaIast,N. Vocal»
structloosadvoicv alopmcut.
NASH, ”881838188. RMMN.
Plano udorganlmxuctlou
LAWYER!” ILJ windmill!
vocalui ualc. We» MrsJLH. We,
Wealst,8.3.
“MW. Om IN. Dink
nonwm. '- 74 W
books, .03.
WHHIIJBJ. B. 158 Washington at WIN.
Mm than m wan.
NEW” torts MINOR...
PERRIS 8D Orders hit at Bodwcli'ualva
i ”l Wubinztoost,
LOCKWOOD, C H omens Deflyn'nU-H; Crag.
ovy' a 13., New York 109 Greenest.
NEW A DICOND-HAND rum
PODIIORE, WI. under Salvation Arury Ilansrkv,
8. N. Shaves, mm, crockery,carpets,ctc.
OYSTER PLANT!“ AND om
BELL, HIRAM P. 0. Box In, 8. N. wholesale
shipper of oystersand clams
CUTBILL R. J foot of Raymond It, 3. I.”
sale dealer to fineoysten.
HOYT, W H £808. mWarnat. 8.1V.
exporters and
mm“) WWII, I IMO
M81. hi “3'“ '9 0"“!!-
RKED A HOUSIIAN, in Water at, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters
VAN NAMKJ 1.. ‘00, P. O Barbi-88.13.
Oysters and clams, wholoiule and retail.
PATTIHNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chin. H. Al.»
thorpe, prop Riverside m S N Stoves, Steam
l
and HotA‘rrPurnaoeworh orpecinlt y. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND “LABS.
PROWITT, J. T. to at, N. Jewstt's lads,
Main
lasuryand Wudaworth's mixed pdnts.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewetx'a, Atlantic and Becky's
Lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH, W H. ACO. lot IT Water at, N. man
for boom 1. Harlin: paints.
PAPER HANGING”.
PROWI'I‘I‘,J.T. to lain rt, N. window shades,
Hollando. fixtures, etc.
TAYLORA (20.21 mgN. alaohardwm,
points, oils, glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIIAN.C. A. it Haiti at, N. Instantaneous
prucm. Children's photos a specialty.
NORTH, G. 8. 78 Wuhiugtou at, S. N. mortality
only and that the bent.
READHAN 8.1-. Gazette but , N. Cabinet
holographoCJ-Wpe! doc; ow NULSLIO.
nPIANO THEIR-i AND REPAIR“
HENDZE. C. P. For Wall and Knight an... N. Also
dealer in pianm, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL, MINER D. B. N. All kindaoi wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
KEEN-211800., W. El. Music Hall block, 8.1".
Plumbing, steam and gas tilting,
NASH, I“. H A BRO. cor lainaud Wurst-,8. N.
Plumbing and gas String, ranges and beams.
BAILEOADS.
NORWALK HOME RAILWAY CO. James W.
Hyatt, pram; Edwin G. Hoyt. loot.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB I. thlugwo at, next to PO.
SN property for sale, houses to rent. (see adv.)
mount-1m: L‘IIOMIEDIEU, 96 Worthington st,
8 N selling, renting and collecting.
WILSON.O I-Z, Gazette bldg, N. Investments and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies or the loweet rum.
WOODWARD, E. A. No. Main at, S. 5. bonus 0
rent and building lots for sole.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE IIIVB, 5 Water st, N. warm meals at all
hours, dinner 5c.
IIKNRY'S, 1680. Main “,8. N. The best 25c dinner
in the city. Bmxd by the they or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
:ind t'imrt
Iiinllt I'lill v, S N. Hydraulic and Civil engineers.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD'S,I188 INSTITUI’R, 0 Orrlhard It. N
Young ladies standing-ad
HE AD, Hrs. wildlife," . '“Dsy and boarldiug school
for girls and young indie. Pits for any college
or course c casters" in i Polly equipoped Lab
rotary sitar
ork artists corp ed in
musical department. Special advantages or the
the study of art
and elocutlou
hill term Demos October ' Circulars will be
sent upon application.
NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Prank S.
Roberts, principal Circular on request.
WILSON. IR. E. H School for boys. Niirvvallt,
Ct. Prt flwfltlfli to call and scientiflr st hulls.
Furrirriilaxv m inn-it a»:
SEWING aracrinms.
SHAILHR, C. I. to 80 lulu st, 8 N “Wheeler and
Wilson" and llaiuchold, " needles, oil, attach
menu. Repairing it s ty.
8|.WEB CONTRACTORS.
RAYNOND BROS. «were built, water pipes laid,
excavating, filling, grading, landscape gardening.
SHOE MANUFACTURE”.
LOUNSBUHY HATHEWSON a CO 8.8.
due shoes
CEO 8. WEBDOCO. fat
78. and“ -. Water at, 8
Hanuiacturers of ladies
Inc footwear for the retailtradr
SHIRT-“AIMS AND UNDERWEAR.
HUTCHINSON. COLE .8 CO. Norwalk. New York
and Bridge' port, Conn.
SPORTSMEN'O GOODS.
AIKIN, JOHN H. as Halo at. N. Woman for
guns, fishing tackle, ammunition, etc.
"AID BUILDHIIS.
BAKIR JU L188 Warn It, our to Wheeler a (rim
d ,8. N. Blair-and baud rail-to order.
THI- DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS Water
1.8. NIH-.11 Hoyt, p-pvtetiiv
"BAH norm AND I’ll-PE.
NORWALK IRON WORSE CO. The. Wm st,
sour H. II. brkfua, 8 N.
"BAMBI"? TICK" AOINTIL
CURTIS, S. W. laconic bolldi N. mate-mobile
illkcts, pension agent, notary pr:
LAYTON, JACOB I Washington at, next to PO.
Ill-N. Merle Wmmfllmafl)
STONE DIALHIB.
PIRRIDJOHN H. fouofwmmflfl also
brick, line, cement. hair,
HORTON, JOHN B BIT-yum I. I. Also
layer of concrete is alka.
RAYMOND 8808 blue, livowa. Cretan-la and
building “one. unatt- snd-uvblo m.
moms. BANG” AND trunks.
mounts LANDON, ”Molded-git It. CI-
armnndwsur hooters, ..
POWILL,J WflWuhsgi-n'm8l0 stout,
pairs. ctc. Ti- and copper work "metal!
881.1. “WM A m'uhln’
......‘tib. .... m ......c... are...
{5mm
HORTON, JOHN C 8. H. Li
ad been trucking ”MPH-dad” W
ngbfllfAflm
mmms, Horn I. I. lasi—
Acues 7 l1- lt. N. WP- M
RATIOS!) ow II. Ontflllaml- .8-
mutuality-c W174.
vernacular-muons.
sirmolsnlo. D.V.8.slssa-lksvpmtnwai
WC» “an Em
Joan.
mm In sol. laid
can.“ ”a
Qw.-w
Ladies
and sale-morn it, 73,
Whit-bed Hm
uiiauu‘ and children's
PRICE TWO CENTS.
AN EVENING 0F SONG.
LAST NIOIT’II C030”? II "II
IITIIODIIII' CHURCH.
I... .8 Involve Doot WT“!
luau In Solon. M ’8‘ Tries—Tho
Chunk 1|qu with o Hound Audio-co.
The music loving people of Novwalk
were given a treat at the concert under
the auspice-oi Iheehoirof thcfirooud
Methodist church lac: waning. The so
lrciimi by the choir was excellent, and
the solo: by George P. Band and the
Miami Stub and By xheo were enjoyable.
The playing of Hours. Albert Clark and
Richard Abeudrotla were pleasing lu-
tores. Hr. Domain elocotiooiat, no.
arm! several selection: and was vigor-
otuly applauded. The church was filled
. with an appreciative audience. The fol-
.lowing programme woo rendered with
the exception of the piano and organ
duet, which was omitted on account of
trouble with one of the valves of the
CHIP! mOIOl:
manoeuvring Night ................ Thachoir
Bob-”Talus” meflerlo.” .. lull-lid
Realism... ..erorr
landed: solo—"Hwy Travellers?
Ir. Clark Ian-maid by Ir. neopr-
Solo—Arielmmkiuldo. .lI-Btaab
Duct—" Only The" II- Dyxbrelnd Ir. land
Vmitomto—"leiody.".... ....Ilr. Abe-drink
nodin...... ....... ...Ir.Dorr
'I'rto."lklicvc lo." iron Attila
Ilia hyxbcc Ir. Tic-dwell, Ir Caustatk
PART II.
Duct forplanoaudorm 1;» :mzxm AM“
Ir. Jack-aloud Ir. Smith
5009— at. thehrliuctllllmlariolt Hr Baud
Duett-‘ "starry Heaven " ................
............... Ills malice and His: Stash
Willi solo—”Peril lercease." ........ Ir Clark
W“Wiflu Lullaby." ............ Hi-o Bum
Heading .................. . . .lr. Durr
violin-alo- my .lr Abcadroth
1m Quanta—”Good Night. '
.. lumHoyl. Price, Warrant! Cont-stock
Messrs P. H. Smith and E M. Jackaon
played theacoommuimeota to the several
deli curios The aflalr was a success and
NIH-d the church a neat sum.
I’I'IKSONAI. PAHAGHAPHS.
The Quinn and (20-le of Peopl- we
Lilo to Bear! About.
hire. Charlotte French, of New Haven,
in the guest of Wiltull avenue friends.
George Hobbs, of Bridgeport, was
calling on (ID tub in this city yreterdny.
F. R. Swift, publisher of the Bridge
port Sunday Herald, was to town yesteh
day.
Miss Annie DrForrst, of Newton,
apt-int ye-teriiay With friends In Winni-
pack
“'84 Lire-it. Citrke, of Sound Beach. is
Vivlfiiig tier iii-(er on Maple avenue, Burt
Ni-rwrilk.
Min. Joni-«2 With ll. of Priilaielphia is
vwiimg Mr». Jii.iiir:.:tli Rwytliilds in
Sprmgtvimd,
Mrs. Robert Way new Bliss Fannie
Uiiiip, u! Nave lhvlui,
hv‘! mntlwl, Sire. F. J.
3‘1"."-
Mii-a Molin- 11.12ng E New» York city,
and [iv e fit-Hui Murphy,i of Anemia,
arr VHHIIJK at the maid “Cell. ’LIWI'C'OCP’
(Juvaiyagh or. Clay street.
1" the guest of
Camp. on first
Pup-ri- lnx a Clinton and Fair.
Tm- pnpiisi f the EA!" Nurwulk school
on- preparing for u couc- rt and fair, to
beheld nn Filthy evening. Di‘ct‘lllhw' 1'3,
:it the rebimi t.‘ urn. Tlri- rirw rooms in
Ihe lull-ling will it.» open, and to new
blulhu—hvk plx'nii, which the school has
vumurwd. mil be exhibited. Some fine
oinginy Med playing will in provided as
r'nlt'ffltll’lllu-nl "7‘“ [litany pretty HIIICIHI,
contributed by ”19' children. off-uni inr
vale ‘i‘rw puhilfll" the school are trying
hi r-i- i mmxli mullet in pay for (hi-tr
two: 1.: moi, amt Int-rule am! patrons of
Iii» ~(‘lnrtli i-l “OM l‘llllltf um and H.Clilll~
u.“ ‘ll'fli. The o<iniinsi..n Will be Vii
CH [-1.
“temporary loo-I Sac-rod.
A fllr'wlflig nf tliv- Sunni Niirwulk Ath-
letic HH-‘CCIBIMIH vim» livid last r'r‘lllni at
John Hvunim- r'n Darby ~Iinp, The corn-
ilmtev- wporud that ll woe Irritknmble to
procure pvrm’mrnt ([Illtflt’fl Isl. once. but
vmrmu ”VI". the pmtnifice hull been lured,
which will be- put to readiness for use in
8 low dope. The third floor of the build
lug that to 1mm; VIICWI for Swartz &
Corbett, rm Wilmington street, will ho
filled up i. r a gymnasium "lid mil he
moupi- d by the miciattun after the first
of April.»
11;- Minolta: In Dunk-q.
A special dispatch to Trix. 81:311sz
from Dinlmry, at 1:30 o'clock toodliy,
stated that th» situation among the but
Iilmmv-vw r~~mmns about the some as It
Ila-o yvntrvday. “P manufacturers now
nine» mommy with. or recognize tho-
oldunimi. Air-iii 100 members of the
new Olflwnllalmn and a number of
finishers and mokrrs are at work in their
vertical" Or portmcotv.
Aunts-l IMO...
The animal inspection of the Norwalk
fliedepartmvr-t will he held to-momiw
evening. at 8 o’clock. The C'mlpanl"
and apparatus will be impaled In their
v-«spectiru button by Chief Prowltr,
Warden Lt! purl the (143ml of Bounties.
The members of the drpottmebt will
mm at their headquarters at 750mm.
to full uniform.
lot-rad to luv m0.
Lut evening the another of the girl
who was referred to In yesterday? torus
as whorls; ohprd wlth a theatrical nan.
upon Chief Yollrllirr and said that
hot daughter had Married. llla had
not been away with the young also, but
had your the night with as old moo!
"cumin-H . mm"
HATS AND HITTING.
lotoolro- location-volt by wayortlu
“ll-tun all Par-rise."
A new boiler baa recently been put In
A. fioluiari'a factory.
The South Novwalk Hat Co. are mak-
ing preparations for a good spring busi-
nose.
The Bentwood Works have had a [tilt
fall season and are now preparing their
lines for spring. The prospect looks
bright for a good [Ilium
The Helville Hooufacturing Co. are
showing their sample. for spring and
anticipate fully as good a business as
they have had during the fall season.
The Mums Bros. Manufacturing Co.
have stillordmiu hand for full goods,
but have at the same time shown some
very neat shapes for spring, which have
helped to capture large orders.
The Yolk Hut company were ready
early as usual with their aamples,ond
RobertA. Triniblo started on the 25th
for the Pacific coast. It Bob doesn't
rake in a pile of orders it will he a great
surprise to the Yolk Hat Co. But he will!
Mr. Dunning, of the South Side Gun
Club, recently went to Sullivan county
and brought home fifty cartridges, ten
woodcock and some English snipe.
They say he had to shoot them on a side
bill because one leg is shorter than the
other.
John C. Wilson 6 Co.’ a full business
has held on well and duplicate orders are
still coming in. They are also showing
some desirable shapes for spring, which
the trade are appreciating. They are
making a two-story of their make shop,
which will enlarge IIieir capacity in all
departments.
Stevens, Dunning & Co. formed a co.
partnership Oct. 1 and will make stifi
and crush hats. Mr. Stevens and ID.
Dunning have been working for some
time for Hobbeil & Barthel, and Mr.
Bidwell hasbeeo for some time book-
keeper for the same firm. They have a
nice factory and will no doubt turn out
good work.
This month finds the manufacturers
cleaning up on full orders and showing
their sample: for spring, and from all
indication; they will have plenty of busi-
ness. 0! course, orders now being taken
for spring will not be delivered till early
In '91. It isaqueotioo whether colors
will again run this spring, but some of
the manufacturers will show handsome
new shades.
CrofottKuapp are still working on
full orders and have their lines ready for
spring. They are getting out some
handsome colors. They are now selling
hats in the rough ready to finish and
finirhed and handy to trim. They are
91:90 fifl'l’infl. by the gallon or barrel
thrir new material for squaring up lined
and unlined hats. Factory No. 1 vnll be
enlarged this winter, which will Increase
their capacity very materially.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warmteo Deeds humid In the OHIoo
of the Town Clerk.
Henry V. Lockwood to Irma bl. Jew‘
ell, land at Five Mile River.
John J. Cape to Edmund R. Stevenson,
land on Eimvvood avenue.
George E. Miller to Lori G. Hanford,
house and lot on Belden avenue.
Fredrrick St John Lockwood to George
1. Baxter, land on St. John nvenuc.
Theopbiie Euphnt to (ii-org» E. Ever-
ett, land and buildings at Riwayton.
Charles I". Scnfield to Frederick W.
Gorbmri. land on Cottage avenue, East
Norwulk.
, Silas B. “ticker to Silos 1-1. Meeker,
[and on Weatport avenue.
Tht'imaii F. and Ann Eliza Wlieml'l to
If iry Arm Willow», land and buildings
on the Connecticut turnpike.
Charles Hooch IO Charley. Sosamg, land
and buildings on Ration Hill.
Lorindu Smith to Jacob Chantrv, land
and buildings on Sic't'n‘l street.
Charis-o H. Purmlw to Richard N.
PIIDIIEP. laud OD Belt-i street.
John Greenwood to Sui-h J. Buttery,
[and on Riverside avenue, Norwulk.
Sophia A. Word to Marti}: Morris, land
on [Macs street extenakm.
Edward Ileana, of South Niwwslk, and
Jeanie A. Biwell, of Cleveland, Ohio,to
Nelson Taylor, land on Prospect street.
low Clothing "I. to Locate "on.
Some important changes are in be
mad» in the Old Well "OIPI building in
the immediate future. The restaurant
la to be closed and a dining room is to be
arranged on the second floor. The MO”
now occupied by the "uranium will be
enlarged and has been leased to a Boston
clothing concern. which will take pos-
wanton us no" to January Isl as possible.
‘I'vtnlty Church Pair.
To morfow evening the ludlro of him
try church will give a fair and imivalat
Home Hall. It oodooht will be a one
one because whatevn the ladies of that
church undertake to do they win into
the spirit of the affair with s will which
is bound to bemooossful. Supper will
be ready It 5:00 o'clock and the ladies
will be pleased to we all their friends.
Dusky llrtlgoport.
The aynrllalo of wealthy men who
purchased the Bridgeport Horas Railroad
elitism will at ones begin a great Inn
proveouut In the plant. '1'th wIll lu-
ereass tbs [loss to fiftevn allies and will
spend 81”.”- Eloetrle traction "I
he used. The m of this road
ow- Ilsa- la m, Mo. Raw-t,
manhunt-rt.
mulmadmutlss.
NEWS FROM HEAR PLACES
flaws—...
WHAT IS GOING ON IN NEIGH-
BOHING TOWML
Proper-tag for the Mn HoIIdsy Season
at Waylon-Chicka- Tklovaa Operat-
In. on a Largo Beale tn‘wmonJ
No movement has yet been announced
relative to the repeating of the pleasant
oociables that were given last season by
the Rowaytou Social club. We under-
stand. however, that a series of outer-
tainments are being arranged, which
will assist in enliveuing the social life of
the place.
Revival services are being held nightly
at the Methodist church and are attend-
ed with much interest.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for Christmas festivities at the Methodist
church. The date for holding the exer-
cises has not yet been decided upon.
For the past few days the young people
have had great sport in skating on Chas-
iner’a pond. They are also getting their
sleds in readiness far some coasting.
Considerable interest is being taken in
the outcome at the case of Petty &
Broadhurat vs. Raymond.
Station agent. Gibbon thought some
hard words this run tog when be dis-
covered that during t 0 night some one
broke two panes of glam in the depot.
The Rowayton barber has moved into
Harvey Ackert’a home near the depot.
Wuton News.
Efforte are being made by a few in
this place to engage Miss Annie E.
Hall, of Norwalk, to open a singing
school here, during the winter months.
The young people of this place are
enjoying themselves, and improving the
time, while skating lusts.
The death of Mrs. James Taylor is a
and blow to her many friends in this
place, as she was a lady much loved and
respected by all who came in contact
with her.
The engagement of Miss Lizzie Mc-
Mahon, oldest daughter of Joseph Mc-
Mahon, to Herbert Barrett, of North
Wilton, is announced.
Chicken thieves are going into the
business here on a large scale. On . on-
day evening they relieved James ' eu-
port of fifty of his choicest fowle.
TOLD IN A LINK OR TWO.
Matron Worthy of flotation from Every
Quarter of Connecticut.
New Haven has 18 521 school children
between the ages of 4 and 16.
The Connecticut river was fro-zen over
yesterday, the first time this season.
. Tow boats ran up and down theiiver
and broke up the ice.
Mrs. Charlotte Wilcox, of Niuutic,
aged 59, committed suicide yesterday
afternoon by taking uconite. She had
an hallucination that she would be in-
sane in a yenr and preferred death.
Fire cauaed by spontaneous combus-
tion in the packing room, did $10,000
damage to the stock and 85,000 to the
building of the Whitcomb Metulic Bed-
steml company in Shelton yesterday.
The movement to incorporate Ansonia
as a city is assuming shape. The drafts
of the new charter are already prepared
and ”in words laid out and the petition
drawn up to prudent to the Legislature.
Yederduy noon E. P. Goodnle. a cut-
penter employed by l. J. Stein &(.‘0.,
silver plate manufacturers, of Hartford,
fell With the elevator a distance of seven
stories. He received injuries which
proved fatal.
Charles Booth. a nephew of tin Into
Elon Booth, of Newtown, vvho loft $150,
000 to his nil-cow, to trying to break his
uncle's Will. The trial was begun yea
trrday in the Superior Court at Bridge-
port. Mental incapacity is alleged.
The committee appointed by the
judges of the Superior Court to regulate
admisoinn to the Bar, met in New Haven
and orizuiiiml by electing lodge Peon
chairman land 0. w. Wheeler, of
Bridgeport, secretary. Berni-armoria-
armnations were dectdcd upon, the first
to be held in Hartford December 86.
Examination- will be written instead of
oral, as heretofore.“
Connecticut Pat-ata-
The following were issued Nov. 85,
1800. List furnished from oflloo of A.
ll. Woovter. Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.:
James R. Fletcher, New Haven, cask-
rt handle; Myron I). Crowell, Hartford,
lock wheel for valve stems; ”RD, 8.
White. Waterbury, aummattc electric
git-lighter; HIIonI. Durant, Amonia.
2 patents, lamp-standard and suspension
device for lamps: Frank B. Garner, Coro-
waIl.eIothes drier; Joseph I. Harrow,
Han-livid. crochrting machine; Edward
Oelkuck. East Hartford, harness pod;
Stephen D. shambaruor. New Hrltslu,
wrench: charges Whttlock, Bbelton. ink
fonnt roller mechanism for printing mo-
cbines. Trade mark, Adolph Wooluor,
J., New Haven, compressed yeast.
Windo- of the I'll.-
”Iv Hawkins a bright student?” "Now;
he couldn't pas-an examination in the
college yell.”
The self-mods man is always willing
to give the receipts to everybody he
meets.
-—'I'o maintain your Witty, keep
away from the legislature, and as" your
wife to mm by using Ural-hoop.
Happyaudeoatenttaabrldewlth"1’lulo
tartar-lampwltkthsll‘btofthamlag.
”In“ ”momma-rant
ENTER-TM“, ,
Prof. Hrtuol’a lama-I'm
Professor Bristol's slim W
delighted another large Old” 8‘
Music Bull, Int night. They M
everything said to thorn and oily m
manda without being made to by u
use of the whip or rain. The tests m
accomplish are staining to all will “'0‘
who witnessed their performuot. ”I
entire tronp appears on the stage at”
time without biidls or rain and parlor.
their marvelous feats. The 08W?
merit is worth the attention of IV
the matinee to be given this afternoon
will not only be amused and
valuable to them In later years. All
children attending the marines are given
a free pony ride.
Congregational ins-gun Hotlink.
The sale of reserved seats for the Ooh-
gregntional organ recitals begins Friday.
The first recital takes place out 'I‘uoudty
evening. The Brooklyn Eagle any! of
Hr. Irving’s singing: “Where "0!!-
ibing was of such a high order of axon!»
lance, it is difficult to select any one
particular artist for special commenda-
tion. If, however, one should portion-
Iarize, he would be apt to place the slug-
ing of the baritone, Hr. Alec. Irving, in
that place. Such avoice we have not
heard in many a day,—-—tmtaiuly not
outside of Grand Opera. It is I pure
baritone, with a compass of wellulgh
three octaves. Bis forte singing brick
and powerful; while his mezzo voice It
simply delicious. Hr. Irving isquitoa
young man. We predict a great future
for him."
The Obonmmerguu Palllon Play.
In the year 1633 a deadly plague used
in the valley of the Ammer, in Bavaria.
In three weeks eighty-four people were
borne to the little village churchyard.
The mourning and terrified survivors,
despairing of human rower, made their
supplicanon to God, and made a vow
that if He heard their cry and removed
the plague they would, every ten" mt,
enact the popular drama of the sufferings
of Christ. This was one of many religi-
ous dramas which In the middle ages
formed a strange part of the services of
the Catholic church in various countries.
Not a single person died of the plague
alter the vow was made, and in the fol'
lowing year the first fulfillment '88
observed. Since that time it has been
regularly observed every ten years. In
167-! it. was changed so as to fall on In
even decade. The celebration last year
was one of the most magnificent and
impressive ever given. Visitors were
present in great numbers from all parts
of the world, and a great deal has been
written regarding it. The views which
hit. Morgan, of Hartford, is to exhibit
on Friday evening at; the Baptist church
are said to be very realistic. The Hurt-
ford Times says that his lecture in that
city was attended by a crowded audience
who thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
The chief actors, the stage and many
scenes from the tableaux and the Blay
itself, are thrown on the screen in life
size, and described in an easy converse.
tionril manner, giving one a Vivid idcn’of
what this wonderful relic of tho middle
ages has to tell of the olden times. Dr.
Stone, pastor of the Asylum Avenue
Baptist church, of Hartford, said that he
was also greatly helped towarduu lander-
stunding of the holy mysteries oi the
passion of our Lord.
Exhibition of the Phonon-pk.
Edison's marvelous Invention, the
phonograph, Will be exhibited at Undo
Hull Saturday evening. Referring to
an exhibition of the machine in Phila-
dolphin, the Roger says: "Mr. HacDoav
old, the exhibitor, spoke in a clear votes
A few panacea from a well known poem,
coughed and whistled to it. The cat-
riage was then turned back to the begin-
ning and every word came forth fully as
diiitinct as the original. When the cough
and whistle were resend! the wonderful
exactness of the reproduction .fall'ly
Nouuhi. down the house. This cylinder
was then removed and mother Ihntcon-
tained u record, mods by Cappa'o hull
of N. Y., was subatttod. The until-nu
was fairly amazed to hear such avoid-s
of music from so small an Instrument.
Every note was as distinct as though the
band were Iii the room. After this,
comet solos, clarinet solos, whistling,
barking of dogs, ringing of bells, Mod
ri'cords, recitatinns, etc., astonished Ind
amused the audience ior over an hour
and a half. ”
Death of a Wilton Lady.
in Wilton last night of heart trouble.
The deceased we. 70 years of an, the
Wilton undertaker. 81w bud but. A
resident of Wilton forty years, Mb
summer celebrated her golden w
Hui. Taylor's death throws a shadow of
sorrow our the Wilton community that
ments for the funeral have not" knit
made. “M“Mm
A aria-nuns. m
last'l'haudaytborswau ulat wad.
die; In Brewster. when guru‘-
lot at Croiut’s ”bop. was nanlvdto
Hattie I. Norm. The newly ,
couple are keeping boo-oat 110
street, when they are resolving III
mtnlatloos of their funds.“
Nan. W) i . it:
--It'a economical—m any.
I
. l
and lovers of horses should not mlfi Hill _
opportunity. Parents should not form. .
and allow the children to attend. . M‘-
but will learn a lemon that IBM» In- ,
Hrs. Eunice Taylor died at her lions.
wiie of James H. Taylor, the well known ,
cannot beeflacsd in adsy. Thom ‘
Rickstis, wall-koowaju this city, ”In; '
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