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Marthe Mid-1 sodium tym:
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NUMBER 904.
Entered at the Poet (mice Iit South Norwsllt It.”
Second-Class Matter.
adorn NORWALK, CONN. lj‘RIDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1390.
PRICE TWO CENTS I
DIRECTORYY‘
0’ I’ll!
Liaiiit Bisiiiss liliissls
or In
TOWN OF NORWAIJE.
Abbreviations: N.~Norwnlk; 8. N.——Sonth Nor-
vmlk; B. rip—East Mal};
To those of our readers- who are not III-
rendy own. or the fact we would so thnt
every Ins herein repreeerlted. whet ier of
l or email degree. will found
35h reliable In every business trous-
mlon our] well worthy of III patronage
extended to theLM
AIR 0031111255038.
XOBWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water st.
i hour R. R. bridge,
ARCHITECTS.
KKAPP. WM. ll. 102 Washington at, plans and
nations furnished at reasonable mien.
RANDALL. MINER I). cor. Main hnd‘Wsll m. N.
sale. prorpectlvc and free hand desiring. »
AUGI‘IONEEBB.
HITCH“ JAKE, office 20 Well st. N. Iloul
caste broker-nil ouctimoer.‘ .
IOIIRELI. & L'HOMMEDIEU. 96 Washington st.
:1! kindsol property sold.
MARI-ills.
Dan“ $3073. 27 Main st, N. and 5% li’uahington
II, II. N. also dealers us conIcctiotIery. Ice
cream, Icon, ctc.
SCOFIIILD. EMMA C. 19 No. MEI“ st. 5. N. Sole
t for Horton‘s Celebrated ice cream.
' .Bitxiait. cons. L. Main BLDG“ Willi. x. nun
untiecuunery and ice cream. Fresh goods dolly.
WILSONS "Home Mattie" Dread Bakery. britlllte.
villc. Leave orders at (in: I’ll/.t'r'ri. if lt.lt. I'Intze,
BANK”.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall st. .\.
capital $100.0», surplus 514,100. . George III
Holmes, maidens; Ii. L. Boyer, Vict-pl’csldcllt;
William A. Curtis, (Ambler. ' ‘
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 673 ll wellington El,
near Main, :5. N. Capillfl $100,000; ~surplus fie
500. II. II. Rowan, president; Jacob M. Lay
m'wmfl' 'r Mri Vii. Iiwit Th
FAIRFIELD COUNT r'. U. . . z . e
4-: \l’nilst.N. loco ruled 1w. Capitol gate,
on. Prest..Jnmes I'. llystt; "newest. hdwu.
0. Keelcr; costlier, Lewis C. Green.
FAIIlFIELD COUNTY snt’ixos BANK. Thaw
Wall at N. Drywall: $130,000. surplus: 5:11.000.
Winds: S. Moody, pleat; Martin bl.l.mw.VlCe
prcst; James II. Bailey, Irena.
NATIONAL BANK OF NOIIWAI.K.The. 51 .Wall
at. is. tnuxwrntedldfii'. Capital sztwm. hilt-I.
cater Iliil, pram E. J. Ilili Vice tin-3L; II. P
Price. cashier. Directors, ‘. lilll, L. J. Hill.
W. G. Thomas. E. Ii. Lockwood, J. A. Ushori.
0. ii. Wilson, E. Board. D. W. l’itcli. \V. I
Bishop. Bunkers‘, Merchants‘. Mnniiluctnrere.
I’ersonnl and Family accounts are :loiiclltttl.
NORWALE fiAVIl‘ilih SOCIETY, The. Wall ill. N
Deptmts over thallium, surplus strum. tieorg.
M. Holmes. prefix. II. B. Crsliturd, Ilcepre:t..
George E. Miller. truss.
SOUTH NOIIWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De
posits over 5.500 wt), surplus $5,000. Alum ml
mono. prom; John II. Knapp, true. Interest
paid depositors. Money loaned on mortgage.
BEEF, (\Vholcsnle.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 5. N. Hammond
beef, pork, sheep, lamb, veal. etc.
TERRY, W211. M. a C0,, N. Armour's beef and
provisions. Home lII'cuPClI lumb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTBIIH TUB.
BUXTON. J. I". Port oilice box 42:). X. l'irl‘uiurs
folded in over low Sunday poplin.
BLAC K531] ’I‘ II S.
CARR, 0510. T. foot Raymond 5L. 5. N. Horse-
shoeing s rpecntlty.
Intuit”: lllIlLDElts.
ELL. GEO. 5. at CU. I'. 0 box rm. 5. N. builder.-
of bridges, docks. pile foundations. etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BBOWNJI. ll. 50. Main st. 5,. .V. custom Work and
repairing s specialty.
EABVBYJLII. No. Hutu at. S. N. specialties in
boots, shoes Ind rubbers.
HCIIAIEBJOIIN a 503.65 Washington st. :3. bi.
A good sssorttuent at low prices.
B00! A51) BKOE REPAIRING.
PIIIIJJI’S. GEO. no ltnilruud Place. a. N. All
work nutty and promptly (lone.
BOOKSELLEISS AND sTATlllNEl-ts.
I’INNEO. J. ABTIIL'II. 5. card migrating, WL'II
ding umt‘toucry. boat: bull and Lclillis gillllIr'.
WTED'S DRUG ETURE. 45: \I'ueillngtcn at.
8. . . School supplies nod general stationery.
Box MAKERS, (Wood and Paper.)
WP, B. I". Water st. 5. N. riiunlifalcture-r of ilnl
cans, packing boxes,ctc. Uenerzll :nlip jolilllllg.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
name. JOBS II. It. Washington rt, 5.1V. also
hluc stone, sewer pipe, hay. elrntw. etc.
LEONARD. CHAS. T. Witter lit, 2". brick of all
kinds, lime,cetnetit, luster, hair. etc, also blLIL
stone, tire brick and c y.
RAYIUSD BROS. liiiwuukoe, Philadelphia lulu
Trenwn fronts. bvxek,iath, lime, cement. hdlilllwi
BUTTER, CHEEOE. HUGS, fic.
BOSTON BUTTER HUUDE. next door to the Po».
, :I. N.-—u specialty mode of all dlflcft'lli
vsrtetiesof cheese. imported and durum-tic, Al.
gndoe of butter. eggs, lard. Ctltillcd galls. etc
CAMAOS unruuluuins.
DANE. WM. E. w Willi st, N. Cilrrizigw. hurrzuisee.
horse. stable nod carriage lumiaillligr.
CABI’HS'I‘EI‘a AND BEILDI-LIQI.
CROWD, JAMS.» C. shop Ann st. 5. S. citllnnwr
given. yoboing promptly attended to.
MORTON, WII. A. u: 'l‘uylornvenuo, b. N. Junhlnp
promptly stunned to.
RANDALL. M. D. Mmil'e mill. B. N. Modem,
machinery run by chomp power ctiublcl Inc 1.) K3.
low figures. Lorne work Is npetmlty.
RAYMONDJ. B. to Water at. b..\'. nimi-ifuctlirei
of moldings brackets, camps, corner blocks. cui
mile. newelis, bulusters. Build. flCI‘I’ll sowing Illll
turning. list blocks. bottom tnutthmtlchestzka
Jobbing done. Estimates given. ’I‘Mephmle Ill-o.
SHERWOOD, S. B. Iii Grove rt. hi. X. JIIlIhitI-h
promptly wand/ed to.
a st, nmu’ Muitl.——I lflil'o l‘IJI’
‘. V. rite-tun Hood Working.
mountings. wtndmv lrs we and turning. l...w.,,.~
chum. Hurley tinned. 'I'elvpnlme Illlllllltf'gr'u‘.
CARPET» Al“) OILCLO’I'IIS.
sonnet.» e. llul’l.» “will: plug, 3, w “{qu
legion II. it. N. (five millennium-Iii.)
cABuIAfil‘. MAN I; k'i‘l.’ I'l‘ll ER‘i.
TILLY. IIKNIIY. NILMAID st, ts N. mnuIMuin-g ol
my Hptcllsl Ilwnllufi given to inputting.
WKIOIIT I. PLYNN, Illotuf I‘miikllu Fl, tiiurliilnr
Lovers of ”Hinges. wagons. triirllr. l'lr, I'ltllllllix.
trimming AM "may: I IWIMIy, lilirNushm-Iilg
CATKHEBIL
D'AB’I’OIII, C. Ii. 23 No. new It. formerly of Brunt
In). hi. I‘. chum for voiding» and parties.
Hm, YREUEIIICK, 6"! Wall ill. N. Mil-ling: up:
perms suppliaf It the rim! mine.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
mm 11‘. e. on. an Mom II. x, ”a m...
m. stutluuevs Ind thinks-alters.
(38.131 PIP! MANUFACTL’IIIIBH.
mm. (EMAIL T. Whiz! sl. N. Ill lines and
Input elm Artificial steps. coping. nr,
CIGAR BOX MANUFAC‘I’IJIZM
Ff. JOHN. CllAtl. ti. #7 lain-null st. 5, N, annular
mof sign! from end duller in rlbhom,
CIOAI MANUFACTURING».
IIOYT & OLMIITBAD L'IUAII (70. Tho. to sin Mun
It. 3. II. manufacturer» of am tignrv,
WWI”. (310M! CO. The. Washington u, II. H,
mm was.
wmflmfl. I) 50. mu. 3. N. elm jobber in
civil. eminent».
APP n. s. Ill! Wuhlnz‘hm at. 5. II. mm
‘M film to Joell vnrvvylnlt. both an 7"};
In,
W. B. O I101". mt. Wm overrun mi rum.
M .Iifi. flydrsulnuutmnlwy "Animal”
V000
uni-i to.
(LII. It “I“. ll. Allurdvnpvmptl’
CW3“ ”HALL“
mm "It”. Inuit: building. ll, and it
In.” It... “amt-yum and mm.
COAL All) WOOD.
W ll. fl. We“! in. I! 1‘. IINIKIII,
Min. Cm 'resl. l’ocshontn.
'W.MT Infill. the WW
' ails simian-o cosh-lee ell
mt? Wan-Creek nil shell
“we‘ll mmmfwmm.
nlem unmanned-um
-.eine.mls.iau.su.
comm.
g ' W 14“., Glee-rte h’d‘
_ gladltmflkfi' main-a...”
moon
on”: (De-lev- neid metro)
CORSET MANUFACTCBQBH.
ltll’l’ll a UOLDSCIIHID’I‘, factory 5. N. Manufac-
turers of the celebrated [Le (3. Cornell.
COUCH REMEDIES.
I'LMSTED‘S COUCH REMEDYMWM to cure.
mululociurcd st 43 Washington st. 8. N.
(1300!“th AND GLASSWABZ.
NASH, I’. II 8. Bill). cor. Allin and West. lie, I. )1.
write and tie ware
UNIVBRSALBTORE, The, No. lisln st, near West,
lumps, crockery, glau- wore. house-furnishings. etc.
DENTIBTS. '
BOU'I'WELL. C. F. Muller‘s block, So. Main st. 8.
N. Office hours. an. in. to 6 p. In.
KENDALL. GEO. 5.. 0.0.8. WushIn . cor.
Franklin etc, 8. N. Ilours 8 sin. to It. pun.
NEWKIRK. J. 0. office at residence Lewis st.
non! Congregational Church. N. gas administered.
Gold and porcelain crowns Inserted.
WEED. W. I... 0.9.8. 79 East Washingtlm st. 8. N.
Hours 8 h. In. to t5 1). in. (Its sdrnlniiitcred.
DOORS, SASII AND llLINDS.
stuntw. II. is co. I!) do it wise: M, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, F. If. 30 Chestnut st, SN. Crushed stone.
sewer oontrsctor. etc.
RAYIIOND snos. Akron. all glued and content
pipe, 3 to 36 Inches in diameter
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Von andt eve. E. II.
Exindny hours. 8 to to s.m.. it to 9 p. in. Prescrip—
tions carefully compounded.
GREGORY. J. (l. 33 Wall cl. N. Established 1839.
‘ Wholesnic and retail. I’opnlnr prices.
RIII‘GS. JOIIS A. ll Milin st. N. I’erluntcsrhfty
live dim-rent perfumes.
I’LAISTED'S. 13 Washington at. S. N. patimt mull.
clues. etc. I‘liysicinns‘ prescription:- u specially.
DRY-GOODS.
AMELEILJ. L. .9 SONSc—"The Equitable." No. 2
(lnzeite b iidiug. ‘2“. Dry goods. oil cloths. mot.
tings and rigs.
BANKS. E. K. IIIlihncitemo IIotcl block. S. N: dry-
goods, notions. gloves. etc. Underwear-a specialty.
BENNETT. J. F. l!) Main st. N. Business estab-
lished ot’er Iorty—two yours.
DICKEIlIIAN. A. Jr 503$. ill Washington st. 3. N.
drygomla. carpets, etc. (see adv.)
SCUl-‘IELD 5i IIOY'I‘. 3 Gazelle bide, N. (its “'llflh-
Ington at, s. N. (See advertisement.)
sTIIEET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette blag. N. Dry
gUOtL-l, Inilcy goods. notion-l oiid hosiery.
ELECTBlCl \N.
ilAKER. E. V.. Eil‘l‘itl” git- iijlltinu; burglar
lliilrlil‘. l'ilii INN!" dun
Ex PRESS 00M PAN l I-lrl.
ADAMS EXPRESS (30.. oliite milroul PUHIIIII. S.
‘5. null 43 Will! .h‘t. .\'. Express IllnljiflI-l‘i’ll in lill
purl-i of ”W world. I ~:.~en-g,er trizillwrtwiu Lou
mil“. Inn-1111' IIIlill. ngeiil.
I-LXl'ltI-JSSNIEN.
III'XTllN & BIII’SDMIE. (illiceill Ih-nI-Ilirt‘s. 43
Wall st, N Our motto. "prompt attention."
(JAVANAGII'S EXPRESS. humour. furniture and
piano: IIIOVL‘II. Lento: onlcrs :it I'lniulnl's. S. N.
.‘iIII'LiIWUIID, W. W.. N. shite ll: post-other: Mid
Hale's. Careful and prompt merrier.
EXTBALTS. Coalfields. ETC.
BYXIII'ZE. I”. S. «I: ('t). 00 Main ail. N. Manufactur-
er: of Nntivill‘l- toiebrutmi flavoring entrails.
NOIIII‘ALK EXTRACT C(). N. mnuufnclurers of
line extracts. l". 3' Ambler.
I-‘Elt'I'lLlZIZItS.
RAYMOND Imus. ilmiilcy's super-pho-photo..-i -c-
inl nmnures. lurid pin-tilts: ground honemoml a." II‘S.
SMITH. W. II. & L'il. Wnter st. N. ngenra flit “'lL
Il:'.m.-4 Clark ll: £70.} standard fertilisers.
FIRE llltICli AND CLAY.
RAYMOND Illttls ordinary shnpoa in stock. spec-
eils to order,tire mortnrmnildnhimney tine linings
FISH, OYSTEIIS. CLAIMS. ETC.
HUNT & ZELL’FI“, titll‘v'nenington st, 8 N. tine
lieli. oysters. clams. fruILi. vtune, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
iton'rox, JOHN B. so Taylor nvenne. 8. N. Also
stone denier.
RAYHOFD BROS. connectors for neg. concrete,
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel wnlks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND IIOT WATER
HEATERS.
KEEKI'IR. W. II. It; CO. Music Hall block. 5.10.
sole agents.
FLOI'IC, GIL‘IIK AND l-‘l-ZI'ZD.
“ISLAND GEM" FLUCII, liie lie-ll. nude.
full to use it.
L'IIUMMI‘LIHEC. DANIEL. emit end of Washington
2t bridge. The EDUICI'EL ol lunin llmir kept.
RAYMOND liltiis. luiy. PIIIIW. limit and feed in
package. loud. Fat! or I'lirtgi lots.
NED MILL. Durictl. Crillimt R “use.
ground feed. graham ililil rye tlmur.
FLUKIHTS.
BERG. I’AUL. Willivitillrll I" l‘, 5 X. liiztliiéfitui
flowen null oru'inieriizil p.:.‘l‘r,- mzuiv: in order.
Don‘t
(ii-um. clioic
u'IfIGL’E. i’. L. .13 Word «C. l!’ p L’nlou (em or N.
Pint-ts, rli: flutters. iomi Work II A . y.
RELAY. JOHN. E. . . our lh" depot. Bedding
innrsvcut flowers lull licmi work rvt all kinds,
'ine races it t‘pflfldli)’.
3)IITII. JOHN 11.30. Mutt PIN. the oldest and
best known florist in lili‘ Lily. ‘ial’lLi-Jili
flowers, etc. Floral work of All klnlLd :I specialty
and done promptly.
FUBNlTl’Rli DEALERS.
COLEMAN. '1'IIEODOIIEJ‘Vu-hmgtnil ‘I.It'..l."l I’IllIl
Furniture. looking gin-we. plCLllri‘ fruznw. tic,
«JIM! 4k \I'IllT'l‘ld-L‘ill')’. 1?; Mini. s!. N. lILly
muud'n old stunt!) Bee advertisement.
RAYMOND (:‘EU, II. new store. to null its Mliin st.
N. Four doors uliove old store.
s'i‘ml'. DAVID, so. 225. .l). and Iii. SILMNII at. at N.
Furniture. mattresses, etc.
Gilli Llfill’l' COMPANIES.
NUII'WALK (his LIIiIIT COMPANY. "flirt! lit
anr at, N. (ion for light. llt'lll. and power
(-Ukl‘PIX cents per bushel. (Emil ’I'ur three dol»
inn per lmrrrl, package utru
OILOCI'LILS. (“Juries-lo.)
liniflfl a KILI-Jmllt. tiltnd ll Wall w .‘v'. whole
rulw grm‘rr', flour. grain. boy, run
SELLEI'K IIIIHS N and Ill llull st. N. Wiifl‘t‘flil'
grmrv, iluur. flu-II. uruin. buy. on.
“ROGERS.
"HOB'NII WILITUX. 20 Washington III. :9, N, PUII'
«mufor cell hrutrd l'srtuingtnu rreainery butter
“Erma. CUNIIIII). III Worthington rt, ll. N.
choke preview and prelim-ms.
r’ltiltmal, (inns. II surrmiov m Ilntrhlnmulso.
blinin it. II. N. table deliriu'ien for fumtly trulc.
FINNIUAX U'Itl-iILLY. MN Minn rt, N. hour.
I'm: , , .lw. “ml nil-l wood.
FINSKY & BENEDICT. it Well pt. .‘9‘. flint-y end
vtnplo gmqiwmoufcctmnrry. fruit. ctr.
I'I'I'I‘Il. I). W. Wrut Ive. cnv. Mcmln st. 35. canned
“with. Mm. tans. Intttar,‘¢n~.
“LOVKRJJ. 1.. ill} Willi It. 8. I rm! to the [not
truth: nbtslnthle.
IIITYEII e MIN. '1' ll. Sprinfwmd. ll. 1". flue gm
nvnm. clinics meats. lloilr. crd. rir.
lI.\.\’P'UI£D, W. 3 Pilot aw nm If it. (tuition. IN.
Arbutus wit. vrhmii mpplu It. silt,
LAWTUN. 7. on 1'”. 2:: tin, Mimi II. it. N. zro
(trill imd table III'III‘MW!
L’IIOMMKDIEL'. I)ANII‘§I..I‘MI not of Wit-hirizmri
st. bridge. 9 N mu. Cuflvm. spine. 3 sparsity.
MIMI”: & IIAIIMAH. No llsm It, not» Wr-t. 8.3.
gm; wineries. formal fruit... ”or", fwd. etc.
sew Yoltlf 'I’EA I'll. t7 Main n. 3;. > it, "rill! r—~
'l‘I-iu. mans soul spires a sprout,
KICKEIIHUS I IIEZT'I‘S. 3.“: mt rt? Mull st. N. e
minty owls: nl telile llrlirmev,
(YI'IMXB. “EU. Wilton Mr end WW II. N.
.‘I’etv sum. new untitl- not new wires.
MEYMOUKJL It ill thin st, it. 8. [tr-.4.
quarters for (delivered 'Dew )mp‘ ennui-cl ”up.
VALDKN. L'IIAH. II. II Well-t. Di, Emory hot.
tort. Linens. eggs. table IkIICMm. (mm. silt.
urns All! AIHIJNITIOI.
MEX“. RIMI'NITIUN Mid 901mm! (dunk «if Iii
hitvl- at No i Ilium -t.. .‘8
“A"BM' 'lJlfl. (.‘l'l’lt'fi 0’)
Alum. JIHEI’II J. 1 Mom .‘I. ii. 3, duo lungs
of his! Ito-lies.
BATCH. MARTIN "I. I (‘0. ~T'I to m Dyeing It. ll.
:5. lmpovtmofml akin, plush”. tri-mlw.
Ind mm" of buttrrs’ rim.
IIATI‘IIM’ 1’00“...
WHEELER. W. A Winter it. I‘. K. in! founder.
light soft merino. extension Irflrv lam.
"A" A!” CAIN. {lief-ll.)
KEAI’I' TIII IIATTBII. 91 thi can It. I. II.
nspcrhiiymboflnnmlul lasts. ,
HAT IAHIIIACTL'IKM
CROFT”! l KRAFT. . , .
tor. loin I Union, “WTm m
m York «(a mom It . .
“IIMILL I BARTIIOL Mechanic sf, 5.1!. who
all We In».
B. “h
“A. CD. lumfi'.” a
menisci-"m w
HARDWARE AND 0071.331.
PROWITT, J. T. 45 lluln st. N. light hardwsro and
earrings
SUITE. W. B. lk 00.15 end 17 Wow II, N. bulld-
m‘ sud contractorsl supplies. ,
UIN’I'AIID W. 0. limit: Illll block II. N.
Qoils, gloss, 3n: (no sdv.) ' W'
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYER, 1’. II. 2‘! Wall II. N. custom mmlohhmcsl'
and repairing mtly done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS M. II. Brooksldc tltock Form. B. N. fine
horses suited to all purposes. All animals sold by
this evlnblIshmcnt Are wsrnnted. Home of the
French coaching stallion “Gallium.“
HORSE BBOERB.
McQUflAE.JOIIN. No. lfoln st,s.1\'. special st.-
tcution given to IihoeIng driving & trotting hos-sat,
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. Ill Rain In. N. J .0. Collins.
European plan, rustunrnnt attached
GERMANIA IIIYI'EL. 30 Railroad place. Gangs
School). proprietor.
NORWALII HOTEL, ops. D. EN. RJI. depot
II. McPherson. strictly rut-clue wcomodstions
OLD WELL HOTEL, 86 Washington st. 8.x Rood
"Milena. proprietor. European plea. 80mins.
HOUSE WBNISHINO GOODS.
STEVENS."J. II. 92 Wuhington st. II. N. crockery,
glassware. tin and wooden were.
ICE DEALERS.
BIIIICIIARD. B. “Belderi Point Flinn." S. N. nlso
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE d: LOCKWOUI). 0 Mlihl st. N.
, once and real estate in nil its hmticbm
LAYTOS. JACOB M. Washington at. next to I’.0
S N. tire. plate glass. accident and life, we adv )
LOL'KWUOD. WM. cor. Main and Wall tits, )3. Item
estate, investments. loom negotiated, etc.
M()IIREI.I.& L‘IIOMMEDIEU. 05 Washington st.
5. N. strictly timtrclass companies represented.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 4.5 & 47 Washington at.
s..\'. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONI‘IEUI‘ICUT GEN‘L LIFE INS. 00.. S. S, L‘-
Ilommedieu. agent. Washington at. SN. we nd.
METROPOLITAN LIFE [‘53 CI) ‘30 \I’iuihintrtoti
at. h’ N, F. J. (trubh. assistant supt
SURWALK FIRE INS. (30.. )3. In successfu
busines: since 1360 No outstnnding lass claim
I’El’fl’LE‘S LIFE INS. (:0. The. No. 4.3 “boiling:
ion at. 5. V .lrio. l-‘reilch. asst. stipcrlnlciilh'nl.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
(,‘RAI'FL'RD. II. II. Masonic hillg. N. 0?; Bond.-
Miillliesex Banking and Equitable M't'gi- Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. II. lb Cl). 15 um] 17 Water st. N.
wring“. axles. carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IIEitilITT. H. II. {1'2 and 50} Water at. N. iron work
of all kind-l.
Till) liI'Nf'AN IRON RA LING WORKS. Water
st. 5. )3. Wm. II. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON l-‘Ollelllll-ZS.
GILES (r CLANVY lit The Stimuli; Iron Works
('qu stud :llin zit Bridgeport. t'otlll.
J E‘VI'ZLE Bi.
FI‘lIlIIIS. A. S. 30 50. Main Pt. .‘I N. op. City Hotel.
5.x tine wntch repairing n specialty.
"HIT. II. II. lei No. Mn'm rt. 5. N. strictly [INLCIW
goo-is lit low [WWI-rt.
JAI'KSUN. LeGItASI). 5% Whilst, N. WfliI‘IlL‘S. Ilin
mmul-l, etc. Fine wuteh repairing a spu‘iulty.
Riiliii. II. S. diamonds-Matches. jewelry. silver Itmt
piutrti Illll'l‘. I'I'ptiifllig nape tally. rt: Main 9!. 3.x.
LA “’YEIH.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 8. room 3 MAI-onto Ii'd'g. “'51s
lti. borough. Notary null Ill-oi Baillie.
FROST. RUSSEL 3 Sn, Mnlnfi. notary, legal
business of All kin s curl-fully sti‘ended to.
IIL'IlI.BL"I’T. J. BELDIZN. rooms 5 and 6 Gnuttr
building. With at. borough.
LIGIIT. JOIIN II. ml thbi on s S. N. noun
commie-loner o! deeds for new Yor state.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD If. rciom 4 unwtte bid“.
borough. Attorney, notnry and pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN S. room 3, I’nirtielll Co. Sat
Bunk building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHX J. room 1 Mnmnir building. Willi
u, borough.
Lll'Elu' STAISLES.
DAXN. HORACE I'l. Excelsior livery and board
lug smith-s. UIIII’I' No a ltlrer at. N.
tilliildillY. (ii-lit, . , it Knight H. .‘3. Fine tum
outs n apccmiiy. 'i‘ricphoilu :t‘iu.
LOCK MA 5 l'l".\CTl'IlHflS.
LIN'KWUUI) MANL‘I'M'Ti’ilthi (‘0. Do - ill. 5.
N. )Iunulzirttireni ofhiiliwlrrs' Iinrilwuro, iatur.
ofl'in: :lli I'r-ll’l rt; lieu York otlire till Reade .-i.
(Sliiczigu «illlc'e 15) ink
Stillw \l.K LUCK t.’ ANY. 3. N. New Yuri.
' ‘liimiIn-ra .-l. Lurk.“ lilll'I builder-4‘ hard
. designvra‘; {minds-n; worker.- of RI'II'HI
[wow trimmings in hruilxe, bran-r Mill ”on.
LUMBER DEA LEI“.
HILL. E .19 Water at. .‘I'. All kinds of lumber lit:
liicrcvl to any point by rn;l. tenm or V‘Ct‘rlci.
DIACIILVE SHOPS.
NURWALK liloN WORKS CI). The. Water ll.
half II. R. but e. ti. N. General mnchinery. rot.
and bl’Mfl castings, flirgin 's. Bobbitt metal. re
pair‘- for trinilnfnctoriu ntll steniuimntn.
SI.()I—'IEI.D. WM. A. Knight at. N. New machinery
minim IIIIII repairing promptly or mini to.
MARKET OAIIDHSERS.
JENNINHS WATEIIIIITHY. Si. N. Ifl‘nlt'fl And his
garlic" proi use in H'lill‘flil for Illtf vihnlvsac triple
l‘lA IIKI'J'I'PI.
,\ MODEL MARKET. '30 Wall at, NIVmJVIerwrll
prop. but, Vt’fll. ismii, mutton Ililll [.nlilify.
AVISIL‘I'. A. L5H Mn‘ln M. N mints. Irilllrl, VI'KI'I‘
him, tish. oy-ltl-ru. clam», llllll cq-alilipp, but.”
eggs. lord. cumin! Kandy. ell’.
BENNETT a Illis’l‘iili, minimum. 0 im, lob
uteri». clams. Hill”, at No. Main rt. :9 . .
illsa‘HLL. DANA l'. 1‘: Main M. .‘v'. chum.- meats.
txiuitry. IMI. YUKI‘IIINI’F. ctr.
IIIIITTU‘.» I'I'IN’I'IIAI. MARKET. 0'. Wine: al. N
III-sin. \‘cgrtnhiw. fruit-i. poultry, ht lows-st price»
thItIt. WILLIAM ll, llrnulirt Form umrkrt, It .\
Flor nit-Ilia, frri-h Vl'fll‘lnltll'nm lotwst mph prices
FAIIIIINIETON J. A nimts. potting; lliih.oysteri-
vI-giltshlcu. folio. Iiiittrr. ctr... t. It. puma hi. hi
IIEIHT. GEO. I~..t~: .m-mlv. l; N. rliolro trilulr.
vegetulill‘v. fruit. rtr. Lament r:i.illi prim-n
HAYES Hill!) is No lulu st.” 33. prime-meat»
of all kinds. Ilome rendered Isrd ll ntiv‘rlnlly.
JI'INON’. A. ll, Control unrkrtrnv Millpond Ilnl
lurid st, ti N. (:holrr meats. poultry. vrgetnblev
LIMIIL’IINI'III. WM. ltltl Washington ~t. bridge. ti
N data in ell hind-- limit that».
WKWOUI), Ii. Washington 5t. bridge. 8, N, am
mete. can. oym, dun», vrgrtninlm, tic.
IAKTKWOOIIA. IJN‘KWOUI). T Milli st. 3‘. fine
more prmltry. lob. oyvtl-ni. cloths a specialty.
LYON”. A. 1",. Old Well Aldrich?) 80. Main at.
ti. N prinit- Int-um uni poultry it: lam-nut prices
MALI“). AIIIIIN. Main II. nrqu-t. H, N rholn
"mill. llsh. ovmrs. vrzetulilrs, IIQIII'IIII'FI‘O‘II. ctr
I'II'IIHIIINII, II .‘I Kit-it ‘W’I‘JD". «hint houn,l-’,,N
livirl'. mil. mutton. uic.
M‘IIAI'II. JAIN)", Flt Wat Washington ”,6. N,
slflrlly unit-vim thrills. poultry II Opi‘tlllty.
*MITII'H WAMIINII’I'UN MARKET. 66 Wits-h
too In. Mil mic «um: smlpuuliry for fomily trule
ill'll.l.l|\2‘v’l’...l. w. in [seminal st. 1“. won mna
daily all «on tho town.
WMIII. W. It. What. Datum. FIN. it runs
lush ports of town with fine Irv-b and - t mt:
thnNJ. I: Y; Well rt. PI Choirs muslin. pool
try, fruits. "zombies. bull". 922'. rte.
DIABIILV. All” (GRANITE
BATH. l‘. W. Warn :9. N, mannfsrmm of fins
nsnlir ml mimic work. on Islam is building
strum end «many work.
ll’I'Ifi’ltSll. Elf, W. 3-0 min II. N. fluids ml mu»
iw monuments. Nahum. pron, etc.
”AMINO AND llllllJlIBfl.
BHMOIFII. (HENRY. ”I Want an. 0.31. All kinds
of sum inns-in mntmtl- tsltrzn.
SHELDON WILLIAfl. 12 Wilton mm. ‘3. Stone
m. Min nagging. turbines“.
SHIT“. WILLIAM ll. 33 Went rt. 8. fl. Jobbing
“W to.
prom y .
LAWLUR. WILLIAM. G Ilili st. 3. All kind-of
m end melts; pvomptiy nitrmlei in.
Granite so led from my own qmvrry.
HEIDI omnmus.
conmm BROS. luv-uric hulking. H. end It
not ill-III It. It. 8. Mum's furnishing mils
lllICIIASI‘l ‘I'Alwns.
Willi. S. It Well st. 1". A petite! It not.
entail.
mt; fJ‘llIortheil sun-um
”p.52. It,
%iwmu mi“
minute”.
Insur.
:
muslin AND ELIOT 0001)..
CAVANAGII, Miss M. II. {Clay st. 8. II. military
“I! dress frankl' .
PAWCMB heedqwurs for lillllrisry. 3Wst¢v
st. N. (sec advertisement)
PITCH AGNES. Miss, to Halo st Fl. Linc! I"
" id but» Inland eyeing moi lumen ."
JAMES. tilts l I. 2 so Mun ll. 5. N. laurel
styles. looming s specialty. .
ST. JOHN, Misses 33 Main It. N. llllluery. My
Ind Ilsiv
M0810 TEACHERS.
BRADLEY. Hits. 0. W. (Ihnghtorof the late Win.
It. Nash) 105 Halo at. N. Instrumental music only
FRITZ. MISS MINNIE I‘. 101 Main st, N. Piano
sod organ instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. s. 3': lllgh st. N. Plano, organ
and harmony. '
HUNTINGTON. MR8. 12') Main It. IS. Vow In-
struction and voice development.
NASH. MISS JL‘NNIII K. 3: North svcnllc. N.
Piano and organ Instruction.
riAWYEIl. MR8, II. J , teacher of Instrumental end
wml music. Residence at Mrs. II. II. Ploisted‘s.
Went st. S.N.
NEWS DEPO'I‘S.
BODWILL, II. 11 7-1 Washington It 8N. Monk
books, stetloriery, newspapers, period cola. etc.
WHEELER. J. B. 156 Wsshlngwn st bridge.8. N.
Neuron-rs. stationery, tin and glass were.
NEW YORK ”ESSENCE”
FERRIS. S. I). Orden loft st Bodwcii's Rae.
Ti Washington st. 8. N.
LOCKWOOD. C. E. offices DcKlm'D. S. It: Gm;—
ory's 31.; New York 160 Greene st.
NEW e SECOND-BAND [VENTURE
I’ODMOIIE. WM. under Salvation Army Barracks.
S. 39'. Stoves. ranges, crockery. carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANNERS All]! DEALERS.
Ill-ILL. IIIRAM P. 0. Box ill, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBII.I.. II. J . foot of Raymond st. 8. N. whole-
sale denier in line oysters.
IIOYT, W. II. it SON, I‘M Water st, 3. N. out of
Ihiymond) planters. exporters end w olmle
di‘liit‘l’! In native oysters.
REED .e IIUL'SMAN. lass Wntcrst. ll. 8. punters
and shipper:- of Norwnlk oyaters
VAN NAME, J. L. J; (70.. I’. 0. Box 548 S. N.
Uystcni and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AN!) MODELS.
NORWALII PATTERN WORKS. (thus. II. Aim
thorpc. prop. Riven-side are. S. N Storms. Steam
and [lot Air I-‘nrrlzlce work e specialty. Sole
agent tor the celebrated Carton furnace.
PALV'I'S. OIL!) AND GLASS.
I'Ill')WlTT. J. T. 45 Main st. N. Jewett‘s leads.
illusory nil-I ‘I't’lialsworth's mixrtl points.
RAYMOND Ilium. Jute-it's. Atlantic and Secley's
Load. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical I’niut.
fiMl'l‘II. W. II. .Ii. ('0. if; c I? Witter st. N. agents
for Lougmnn J: hfnrtincz paints.
PAPER IIANGINGS.
l’llUII'I'I‘T,J.T. to Main st. N. window shades.
IIIIIIIIIIIIH. tixiiircs. ctr.
TAYLOR Jr (‘0. ‘11 Main at, N. llr'o hardware.
paints. (ills, glass. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLAI'KMAN. (Y. A. It Main st. N. lmmntnneous
promo. Children's photos a specialty.
SUIITU. G. H. 78 Washington at. S. N. one quality
only and that the host.
ill-HUMAN. F. i. Gazette bulldi . N. Cabinet
photographs 32.10pm douche. - fdoz. v.50.
I’IARO ‘I'IJNI'JIK' AND REPAIRS”.
IIEXDEE. C. I‘. I'll" Wail mid Kliliflt' III-i , TI. Aim
denier irl pianos. ormns, sheet music. ('lr'.
I'LANINO MILLH. ‘
RANDALL. MINER I). I; N. All kinds of wood
Work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
\IEEKEREI C0.. W I]. Music Hall block. 8. 3.
Plumbing, storm and gee fitting.
NASH. P. II. & BRO. cor. loin and West abs. 9. N.
Plumbing and gun titling. venues Ind heaters.
RAILROADS. I
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY 00. J W.
Hyatt. prest.; Edwin G. Hoyt. sopt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTiu-m
LAYTON. J ACUB M. Washington or: next to PD.
5.}; property for rule. Moses to rynt. (we adv.)
“Willi-ILLJr L‘IIOMMEDIEC. 96 Washington at.
:6 N soiling. renting out] collecting:
WILSUN. 0. [-2. tim‘tre biog. N. Investments nrld
mum-yin loan. Aim insurance written in best
of I‘mnpnlill’ss iii the lowest rules.
il'lililMVAllD. E. A .‘I‘o. Main st, 8. N. horn-es 0
rent and building lot: for little.
BIZSTAL’BASTS.
BER IIIVE, 5 Water st. 3. warm trials at all
Iii‘vlll4. iIlilllrI' 25¢.
tIENIlY'h', 1mm. Mam st. 5‘. N. TIN“ hmt 25c dinner
in till: ( Ely. Board by the <ny or wink.
SANITARY ESGINEI'ZKH.
ltIIlEIlt W. Ii. a SUN. I'llI'. \i’u: use .ltl.I t nitrt
mull I'liiuli N. Hydrnnl‘lo sud (titll engineers.
M‘IIUOLS. (Private)
llAiilD‘s. Miss INSTITUTE. ll Orchsrd st. N.
Young indies inmrding and tiny school.
“HAD. Mrs. Illilalde. N Day and boarding school
for g‘ris and young Indian. Fits for any college,
or Course corn Me in I -If Fully equi pod hib-
mtnI-y IIIIIKIII . New orit artists cmpo ed In
musical department. Special ulvuutsgw- or the
the study of srt. helium and ciocutmn
i-‘nil tun. begins ”I rob» 2d Circulars Will he
writ upon sppliitstlon
SURWALl-l MILITARY ISSTITUTE. N. Punks.
Hubert... princlplil (.‘irtllllr on request.
WILSON. MIL II II. 511100] for boys. Nlirtvliék.
I". I'rrpurutor ' t-i I‘OIID'ZI‘ uiui .‘l‘it'niilll‘ school».
I'll." I m m in. uliylirrv- inl llImVI‘.
SEWING MACHINES.
SIIAILER. C M. ill Sodium st. BIN. "Wheeler nnd
Wliwn" llIllI "Household," needles. oil. nilar‘ir
rm nts. Kx'ptilrlng It epwluity.
SIIW'I'ZR CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. mowers linllt. water pipes ’ulll.
stemming, IIIIllltf, grading, landscape gardening.
slimy. nltst‘t'nc’rvrrtxrrs.
IAII'NHIIL'HY. MATHEWS”): & (:0. SN. I‘dlr‘u'
IIIII' than".
«EU, ll. WEI-31).! (It). factory and mics-mom Tl. 73.
7.7. nan 7’: Walrr at. H .‘I. btahllshml 12470.
Mnnulnrtun'n of Lulu-9‘ nilms' and Clllidft‘fl'r
rim: forum-or for the retnli undo.
silllllT—WAIMTS AND UNDERWEAR.
Ill"l'l’lIlNNlN. (IDLE a CO. Norwnlk. New York
ulul Bridgeport. Colin.
HI'OIL’I’NMIJN'S GOODS.
\IKIIN. JOHN H, 38 Main st. N. headquarters for
guns. fishing trickle. ammunition. etc.
M’l‘Alll BUILDERS.
IIAKIII. JULIE“. wllfl' sit. next to Wheeler‘s tonn-
Ilry. rs N timing and bend rolls to Ul'lIt'l‘.
I'IIll lilfoIAN IIION RAILINO WORKS. Water
It. ll. N Wm u. Iloyi. proprietor.
"HAD! ENGIN'A AND PUMPII.
NOIIWMJI IRON WORKS ('0. The. Wot" st.
um II. II. bridge. 9. N.
ATHAMMIIP TICKET Aural“.
(fl'll'l'lii, II III. Ilvrmlr biiilrlin . S. stemshlp
:lrhmu. pom-ion semi, notary no illr, clc.
LAYTUN. JACOB N Washington st. next U) PA).
a .‘I. l‘niwretickcts.druftn. mooey ordori-Jl-ce :14.)
8103‘” DEALER.
VERRIBJOIIN II. foot of Wushingtonvt.9.N. also
brick, limo. cement. hair. planer.
”00TH”. JUIIN Ii rt: Taylor svcnue. 8. N. M”
layer of C'thl,‘ walks.
RAYMOSD Illlml blue, brown. Greenwich and
building stains. mulls sndmuble trimmings.
970013. “113055 AND HEATER”.
KETI‘III’M LANDUN, 20 [Isvflnml st. II. to. “I!
slnvrs and um batters P. 0. box Mr.
POWELL. J W. all! Weston It. 9.8. stoves.
maul. Item, house-turnip in; goods. stove re-
gem. m: Tin and copper work e Iperielty.
SELLEI'K. 5Yl.VllllTllI, A . l9: Win-Mn on It
Initials. 5.36. atom. rump, enters. plumb no. m.
TRUCKING.
HORTON. JOHN B. IR Tsylov "voile. 5. N. Light
Ind heavy trucking promptly attended to.
"SIDEKTAKIIIIS.
JKXN‘INGGJ. l). . lions II. II. depot, rub
More 7 film It. If.”
BAYXOND. vim, ll. ”ml fl Isis II. D. lest—
W .8 Berkley pt Telephone 174.
Vflmlfinlfl' solemn.
HUM”. om. D.V.Il. also and mm nevof
“vivid Co. leek, N. telephones”, not Irena It.
wool).
m.scr.n llll'nc‘eeeee .
utmdwnmmc'e' ”I“
mm «.mmme...
m m . . Isl-en
malel'fimwwu lb.
Wfl'cm
HEARING LIQUOR VASES.
'I‘III! COMIISIIIONZIIS III SESSION
AT TIIE CIJIIMIIII 300].
Hemllvou Brothers lid Edward Quit-er
lid-- ‘lned Ilsle Afternoon-vibe M
Crowded with spool-ms.
The Council Chamber on unlined
street presented 3 lively appearance this
morning, when the bearing in the eight
cases against grunting liquor licensn to
certain saloon keepers In this city come
up for hearing before the (Zonnty Com—
rmi alonern. The room was crowded to
the‘door with remonstmntli and Interest-
ed apéctotorii.
J. Belden IIuributtyvvho appesrcd for
Holy Cross. liked the: her case be posh
. pound on account 01 sickness in her furor
ily. William C. Jesse’s saloon is next
to Mrs. Cresg’s, and Russell Frost, who
is to appear for him, agreed to have his
close adjourned to as to be heard Willi
Mrs. Crcagh'a case. The Commrssionm
adjourned both cases until Thursday
morning, December IIth, at 10 o'clock,
The Commissioners announced that
the six remaining cssws were ready for
hearing. Messrs. Frost and Light obo
jr'ctod to hearing the cases collectivei,
and asked that tiwy be tried separately,
and gave reasons why such should
he the calm. Rev. C. J. North and Rev.
J. A. Biddle asked the Board to Consider
the convenience of times who had left
their business to appear and he heard
They asked that the canes he heard
together.
I‘m-Commissioners adjourned to the
ante room. and alter a recess of half Mi
hour. deeded to hear Hamilton Brothers’
and Edward Qliitner'a cases today. Duri-
ovnn & Company's and Frank Becker's
CASP‘i Were 5?! down for Monday. Drown
hr 8. and Horman lzliitrwr's Jerry
O'Brir n's canola, Dl-c.nnber II}. The board
avljournrd until 1130 p. m.. on so We go
to press the ounce of Elwar Quitnm
and Hamilton Brothers are being tried.
isomer: Tiller Intros".
lle Stole a Lisp Robe from Dr. lllgglrte’
(Jerri-age.
A fillthr‘f tliiof camp under the mII'lPl'lCt"
(it the police power in (I’ll-1 city yo-ltefday
IIIIPl'fifltln. Ilia name who Ill. Warm-r
and II." hmlul from New York. Ho visited
A. Solmurl's stgelll» mid riflwrml his OVH'
Coat for sale. Whllnlearing the place
he took from Dr. Iilggins' carriage a
black lap ratio. The matter was at (inm-
"ported to Chief of Police William Vuil
Olv't’, who, in ti VPI'Y short time, located
thv- criminal. Warner was found in Wil-
limzi Jessi-'5 saloon and placed under
airrst. II» was tried before Judge
Knapp and stemmed Cl) twenty days in
jiii. The Infinite! was WPII dressed and
lrp‘u'ifi'd to hi out of funds. HP. how-
: wr. struck the wrong town to cling»
in Ill-l {VII business.
lley Choir-I.
.\4 fl hwy choir lr‘. being lirgrui.7.‘tl for
(trace church. the loillivrinz frum th-
llliurctiusan will lie of llllt‘ff‘il. "I'lx
primar- (Ir‘pl‘ndi largely upon ItiC'Iltty. In
small 0in. Whilr'lhc‘l’r’. |:I only ml.-
Vt'~f.¢II choir. hiya and young mv-u cm
ho hull who will gladly vliiuntwr lhrIr
M‘IVIIYI‘S for the Blkrltlf Iii'.’ instruction
and Ihl‘. eelotof the thing. Them-Mo
seldnm F‘Ilt'Ilthlf thvmuolves to :Wf'IIIP
punctu silly and uh. nimncm [ht' h iys need
It 'l'lliilllll’. A magnetic choir muster
mill tact will I) l aid» occasionally Ll) out
up little onturtnininvnta for tho boys.
and ”‘ll'llt‘ gorimilis p2iri<hi~irwrs WI” ric-
cn~‘.u.rtlly luv to thrm to rt tv'i and
games In .“Ilmflll'l' tliv-rl~ IIII' nlwayu
uppm’tltnitil'u for .1 III”?! willing. and
many chum camp out for Ii new It. Thus
iii» choir becomes a wry popular inn”-
tulmn in III" town. and boys WILI‘I Voice»
will always he“ found 't'lll’y to tilt gilpfl llH
tiny occur. In largo pint-m out nl n
choir-of sixti't'n IIPIlIr‘H and four altos
prim ihly live at IhP It‘mllng ”Phil-"l may
comrrmmIQl 50 In $23.00 per month. three
or four. p-Th‘rtpfl, £31.00 per month, and
tho [Put nothing till thvv can b- dr‘pt'flll
ed upon for sit-ally Will‘lf. Thu iiltos m-iy
ho worth >93 00m stylist) per mopth. mt
cording to uhtlitv."
"Joe" Heels! Married.
Till,“ ili'qnaiiitlincvs of J'ilvph W. Kr-ivl»
anti Iiinbury boy, in Nurwelk will read
with lntrrrlt tho» following hit of new»
tllkcn Iron: tho Western holder, a paper
published In Toronto, Canada:
Joseph W. Keillor. tho welhknovvn
humor-m manager of Kennedy's admin
(1",. Iv“ Toronto vmv suddenly Wednos
titty. taking with him Mm Ilslhy. who
hm- burn visiting friends haw. They
II'IE' mnniul st Hamilton that night.
Misti Dolby is is very wealthy young
lady, living po-svnmrl of s fortune in Mr
own right of one quart" of s million.
IIer Inthsr is u wealthy brown in EVIK'
land. Mr. Koch-v is In I» mngrstnlstvd.
IIo mot Mm Dilby Int From-try end
ceptuvvd the young lady at first sight.
lemons-viva rmk ('mveelr fluvial.
Hon. Frank Comntock, 0! thin City,
and Miss Iuiuilw II. Dowd, of Ilsdiemi,
Conn. wow manic-d st tlti-i home of [M
Illicit-'0 hrothvr. Frank C. Dmv 6, Muslim.
(loom. ynwvduy afternoon It 12:00
o'clock. rm. Olin Hullock. mztov of
Trinity church. officiated. The wrrld'mg
weenqoiet ansiv, only "Mint being
present. Mr. sud llnv. Con-took will
enjoy e slim vii-Ming tour sod villain
more to south Noreen. The peopled
Ilovwelk extend tollepvvesetstlvecow
stock end his bride their hurry cm
Interlock“ _...,_.__-..._
~lodln, life will he ”in...
tvstenesloe pie-bled Misha”
”Emanuele-Issuance”
”5&me
nuiviso Invocation sitters.
omen-Med I" the lie-leg Yew-all
[nee-region Beyer: lend.
The sonnet meringof thsfleotlevueo’v
Driving Annotation of Suwelk wee
held loooeof the perfor- of the City
Hotel yestndey elmnoos. Improvi-
deut. Buckingham Lockwood, celled the
meeting to order shortly before 3 o’clock.
After the I’MIB‘ of the minutes of tbe‘
lest ensue! meeting, claims for the co-
euing year were elected as follows:
President. Buckingham lockvvood,
Novvvnlk..
Vice pmidests, Knthooicl Wheeler,
Bridgeport; Thomas S. llrmson, ‘Ifovr
walk; [leery l'. (tuthrio, Silver Mint;
Z the Mood, Danbmy.
Treasurer, E. A. Woodward, South
Norfllk.
Secretary, J. E. Woodhull, waulk.
Executive committee, E. T. Redford,
tlrteue Form; M. B. Glover, Xovtvhlk;
James Golden, South Norwalk; 5. L.
Knapp. Stamf dixlleovge I. Kaela,
South Novwsiy?’
E. A. W dmud
report to t semiotic". which allowed
the or mutton to be in s diminution
condition. Beside» marry improvemeotv
having been made shims the premises
the tveuemrv repovfed a balance in bank
of about 82.500 and only one bill of m,
which is diapered, unpaid. III: also re
Commended thstaclnb hon-ire be built
and that the does he Increased to $5 00.
tide an excellent
[ricer stirs I’llllufl'ltlus.
Figures from the Reports of Furniture“
Davy end “like".
The letter cam: m of the borough and
city wit 1 than; did considerable walking
during the month of November. so the
following Iimrrs from the "ports of
postmodern I) my and Ilohbell will show:
Soil}!!! minwsuvz.
fir-livnvnd—Ibgtdwvmt lattevlv, 03; Mr
let's. Hindi}; portals. it/le: misceltaoentni.
H.400 Uillrctrdabical letters. 6‘55;
mail letters. 6 6!“: local postalv. 300; mail
pastels, 1,070; miter-Mucous. 2'20.
NORWALK.
Delivered-Wuhan“! letters. II; Int:
trfiv. 20.012; pistols. 5.206; cancellations»,
[2.441. COIIF’CCPII~LVICI§I latter», Ill];
mail latte". 77,544" local portals. list: mail
funicular. 871': WINCHIIBBQO’BW, £32,
The total number of pieceai delivered
by this .‘llnth Norwalk carriers won“,-
676; collected. 0 09% poems. The Suv—
wail: carr'ma delivered 31W} pieces and
C-illr'ctrd 7.007 Dim-“3‘. The total number
of pieces handled by the City letter c» to
view wee/£3,774.3an the borough comm
11,900.
A Knotty PM".
Tho protmted “$th harms-en Isaac II.
I} iiitoo'a Sarge ml. and Andrew T. Wat
cihury'lilnrtcpendcnce lily, want before-
tho Ill—mill of Review of tho Notional
Trotting association ‘vrffIntllidit”. The
case grew out of a. match between the
two cults. The more was fixed for Oct. I“!
last, for $50 aflulz'. and took place at
Nlitwalk. M’lll Independence 1547 won
the me». He pnevll. hawcwr, “bill“ the
uthur mic trotted. m) that Mr. Button
entered a. protest. and the cow mm sent
totno Ronni flint ruling. Mr. Worm-
hory told Elle story and pruvwd that III.
Wotan kflr‘W that Independence I’uy
I'lml paced from this time he was Irialm.
(him witnnsaeri confirmed this. but (have
was so am! to represent the pvotentor.
lit. Waterbury staid that. the case was
made to annoy him, and iii-I council,
Nathaniel R Brut. claimed an their: was
no ntlpflitslitin as to gait the puma colt
was (llgihie. but the 8 lord wise not pro
p tied to (IQ'CIIII‘ lbw limit” point offhand.
Kalle! Covpe (Mam Ilka-NI.
The: annual F'Ieflthln of officers of
Douglas Fowler W'l’mrlvtt'ii Refills! Corp!
'63 hold humming at their hall on
the Washington stth DIVIKP. ’I'livI re».
suit we» as follow»: Mm. Funnithiycu,
prinlidmt; Mm. Anglo Brown, smmv
view: prvnitleut; Mm. Harsh Bette. junior
vicv-pvvnidsnt; Has. “it Mrvriovri, um—
um; Mn. Chulntte Handrail“, chop—
lau : Mm dome Ilmtlwrtrm. Cilfitlflctlill
Mm Rwhml III-nitricka, guard; In
thh, maidtanl crrmloctor; if". Julio
E z or. amount grunt; SIM. Ll zzle [hotly
anon, fif‘Cl‘leW'I’ '. defiant-22w. to the Devon»
merit coon-Mum, Mrs. Webb: Mrs. Ms
Mrrfism. alumnus. .
Mrs. l'mnnieJoyec Molina provident
of thereon» three ”amend her ofte-
tlon for the fmmh term is o Math cm»
plums-tit. She teen amateur ruffle" and
is highly respected. The due for too
IMI'MK the newly Plectvd officer» has
not yet been fully droid"! upon.
Jen.- I. llelleek'e vvm.
Andrew J. Dell, of fismfovrl. took on
appeal over is year ago from the dmvve
of the Court of I'mbute of Iltevufovd.
promos; the will of Jews I}. flwlleck,
of Dorian. chewed. A. J. Bell in wool
twmtyamin Item. The cm was mtrvr
mi in the Superior Coon in 5'.me
Int. sud was Wt! fov trial on Tere-
dsy, December 2!. et Bvidmt. lie»
for: the opening of the comm!» mes-Isl
for III. Ball, by Ink dinctmn. unloved a
withdrawal of the appeal. Bad the will
hem hmkm Mr. I'M! would luvs been
entitled to only one lvvsllyrvvinfls mof
what would have retained ofuiv the
contest. end but few of the twenty-lies
Wives-rivaling tojolnlnpeyieg I“
up! w of the m All! new
steeds, the bulk of Ike evolve use
to llrlv. Dukes, widow of (leaves Ilse
he», who for-vet lvel I- m
1mm“ WWW
slot Dammit-r7,” enveno-
qefvvee ”stay on ther-eels! In
noisy...‘ “huh-veheme-
fathom
l
'lle.
ills: DANBUBY STRIKE
A! UNDBBIITA‘J DIS“ SAID TO HAVE
[IRES nuance.
The (inferring Deleuiee Owen to
lease: [full the ”Insult: l» Pome-
neatly leafed.
At 1230 Wednesday night, it was the
opinion of a majority of the Dsnbury
strikers thet the troubles were at no end.
At2o'cloek yesterday sfterooou. there
mated to be no more likelihood of a
settlement than there was I week ego.
Tbecooferrnce between the commie
toes representing the dim-vent branches
of the hut makers and manufacturers
use still in progress st that hour. and ell
information or to what was being done
it true immiblo to obtain.
The conference bagels Wednesday sf-
tevnoon and did not edjmun until 5:00
yesterday morning. All the delegstos at
that hour were tired out and hungry
and were more than willing for all ed-
jnnrrmient. Before leaving the boil it
was decided to come together again at 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
All "Torts to learn from the delegates
the nature of the business transacted at
the conference were unsuccessful, they
being sworn to secrecy until a settle-
ment is Ahmed. The delay in coming
to an amicable settlement has led many
of the strikers to believe that settlement
is imprmblo unless they yield to the
manufacturers on ell points vital to
them and the vorions unions.
Various rumors as to the inability of
the conference to come to an agreement
are all set. but the one moat generally
wormed escorvcct is to the eflcct that
the manufacturers will not agree to a re-
vision of the articles of agreement over
which the dilliculty arose and the lock-
out was ordrred. If the manufacturers
should agree to this. the trimmers WIII
agree to take back into the association
the girls who mended from it.
' ’ "“' "’ ‘ K
TBIMI l' (IIIIIIICII I'AIII.
A l’leannf Affair of lush; null Last
Evening.
The ladies of Trinity church holds
fair and supper st IIu-ic Hall last even-
.‘iimilar to former occasions the
all." was a mecca in every particular.
The arrangement of the booths gave the.
balls wry pretty appearance. In the
centre of the hall was it diamond shaped
booth, where fancy work was sold. The
duplay of the Iarliini' handiwork was
creditabtn, find the goods were much
admired. ()o the asst side of the ball
was the confecttlincry biotb. end the
Ilivrcr bioth wan stationed near the
stripe. Th1:- rill-rent booths were at-
tvrirlerl by young ladies of tho.- parish.
Thus.» were numerous tables where supv
per war ac-rvwl.
The attendanca, which was about two
hundred. might have been larger. but
thou who attended spent their money
Ifeeiy and llflélflfl Iargcmm was realized.
”33003.“. PARAGKAI’IIS.
The (loft-u our! Cont-gs of People we
Like In Read About.
Mm llamir Beers. of Sing Sing, ‘5. Y.,
vmtml friends in town yenteidey.
HIM Inuit? IIafklflli,0I New Haven,
H the “UPI-ll of friend; on Plymouth sve-
fill".
it”. Robert Bayard SHOWIICII, :.f
Brooklyn. formerly of this city. wast to
town yesterday on business. fl.”
Mm Anna Ht. Jilin of Kw: Lindon.
in the gum of hr! comm, JIM Mary
Lickivood, of Plymouth svenue.
H. U. ’I'rowbvirlzw. It has been at
Lucknow. India. for min» “me, has re—
turned to Kill” country. and at present in
stopping with his brother, f', 8. Trovv-
Mldgr, of lbw city.
June-v I- ll-vlem'e Will.
The will of the let» James L. Harlem
has be": admitted to probe“. The
document ie dsrrd I'rbrusry ‘20. 1.890.
and from one rndicil which wee added
April ‘12, IS”. The will is very brief.
After (IM‘JIMII’I‘ it to be his lost will and
“filament, the tar-tutor gives and dune.
to that lmvn of “All”, In I'sifl'ield
county, (Jump client, In trust forever.
Ilia sum of one hundred dollars in cash.
the “Ill-"ll and Income from the Invest.
merit “ward to be expended by said
town to the pvesovvetion. cove sud Innin-
tmeoeol flu.- fseuly burial lot of bin»
«If and the Judy. Erlwml Taylor lot in
the emu-my in that low». All the rest
end "std-o of fill «Isle he uncondition-
ally We. to hlswifv. Hsvy lI-lsri Her
lent. II»! also cmnmmds his beloved
daughter. Jefrllw. to the cure end pvt»
mm of his Wife. -
llmy Ilrfefv Ilulem, Tosh ll. Barnum,
of Srnwalk, end Henry C. Turtle In
amnion. The perms! property of the
dorm mount.- to little. the greater
portion of the more mining of invest
”roof val "ate in the Wm End.
which nastiest“ It shout m.000.-
Britney»! Standard.
v. no. It. levee.
The junior mnmt afflict-omis-
lion will hold their rmlev More.
min; this wrong iotheiv meta
o’clock. After the Moose union -e
noel-thou wifllieeequetltlerinwfleh
tluv then will to n yelling Intel
emit-monks
medeembleitev P. netball,”-
medlheloyi'evkm
lag”- the; us use, eve.
fake-ergo.“
F"
I'BA'I' PETABS 0131'.
Deeply In Debt. II. II
Leaves for Pastures let. i
The creditors of W. '1‘. Pest. form.
proprietor of the Bee Hive mt}
are looking over their books. this room
Ingtosscerteln the amount of his III-
debtednevsto them. When Post an
to Norwslk he opened a vestsursut In”
the James block. on Water sire“. W
ough, which be named the Bee HI”.
Abontthe time he had the restaurant,
business down due, the mother of curry-r
log the mails between the borough post x
oflice end the New York and New Bevel!
depot in the city, came up. and Peer wee
one of the bidders. Ill. bid was “00 0
your, and he was awarded the doom
He went In with n rush, loving III-wife“
tooonduct the restaurant, while be It.
tended to the mail business. AIM
carrying the mail for n short “In. ,
Pest found that the amount of bindery
would not feed his two bones “do”
cordmgly threw up the conflict. He
then moved his restaurant up stain and
united the Bee Hive fruit store which,
with the restaurant, soon fizzled out.
Peat then hired the Eli K. Street bones
on Chapel street and began the mantle
fscture of baking powder. Hie creditore
pushed him hard, however, end yum,
plevin drawn up. Officer Gorinlsy w
to serve the papers but when he arrived
at the house he found it locked and the
Pests and their household eflectemil-
Ing. An investigation followed sod itle
believed that Peat has gone to Bridge-
port to see what. he can do in the baking
powder business in that city. Peat, it is
said, is deeply in debt, owing nearly
every merchant in Norwslk where he
could get trusted. He came here from
Vermont. ‘_
0031158105888 13 TOWII.
lost florwnlk Land Will Prob-bl, ho
Condemned by the Court.
The Railroad Commissioners were st»
the East Norwolk depot yesterday morn-
ing to meet those whose property is to
be taken for railroad purposes between
the two bridges cast of the depot. Tho.
who appeared were W. 8. Hartford,
Hiram Fitch. Walter Hoyt, John le-
Kay, Burr F. Day and J. Bcldsri Hurl-
butt. Some of these represented severel
property owners. The object of the
meeting was to see if the owners would
agree to sell and avoid having to go to
the trouble of condemning the property.
From what. was said the latter com
will probably be necessary.
President Clark, Lynda Harrison sud
Chief Engineer Curtis were present.
During the afternoon the president sold
that in all probability two depots will be
built on both sides of the track.
rots n [I unioifiio.
Matters Worthy of Mention from Ivory
ther of Connoetlent.
Re". E. U. Fullerton, of Worcester,
51339., has been invitedto become the
pastor of the Park Congregations!
church of Bridgeport.
Hog cholera is epidemic in Tolland
county-Jul twenty bogs belonging to
Carroll Brothers, of R'lckleIG, have been
quarantined by Commissioner Hyde,vvho
is invrstlgating,
The Sum field Baptist church, Fsivflsld,
has lost $3.000 invested in western farm
loans. and the church is torn with inter-
nal distensions io coosstiuonoe.
On the New London and Northern
railroad. eight miles above Norwich,
yesterday,n freight train bound north
collided with a passenger train bound
south. No one wulnjurcd but twelve
can were derailed and badly broken.
At the moth of rim Connecticut river
Wednrvday evening the bursts Kale
liverson. loaded vvith lumber. wee cep-
hIZ'tI by a gale and sank. TIvo desk
hands were thrown into the water but
were roicued by the captain of the III;
It. A. Pucker. The Evonon wuomied
in New York. '
A New Dodge.
The tramp is an ingenious If not I
particularly active character, and among
his many dodges is s new one recently
worked in this! vicinity. The troop,
calling on s Indy resident of s neighbor-
ing village, named s certain place Ihst
ho pretended to have traveled fro. II
touch of her. After soversl deys’ er
'nsustivo travel afoot ho had succeeded
in finding her. Ila was sent by the Indy’e
brother to tell her that ho wu very Ill
and needed her immcdutely. The sick
brother had expressly "(“1"qu Iii-liner
to pey the menacing" liberally for the
lime and trouble. The follow told e
good story. and the lady, in In emu!
slum, gave, him it good for, then peeked
up her trsveiing hog and besivned to In!
brothvr. whom she found enjoying the
best of hvelth.
Two retiree-ens no.“
last evening thus no one some of
billiards and one ”the of pool plenty“
the ”Old Well” main-went. The score
of tho billiard gums wee - follows:
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