nwmmdursobmwsnm
wmmm The Mylo Nor-agate
We toeferisas m
yoeIgoodslnTksIvssisglssti-tesdfie?
immerse. Clrculstloolsrnr‘th
“ammonium ,
ms i, «when all insecure-mound.
MBER 905,.
Entered t PosiOflcsetsouthorwaikss
a mom-mum. a
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1890.
‘ “ olueo'roi'iv
Lulllt llliiilii Inland
oral
TOWN OF NORWALK.
Abbreviations: N Norwslk‘ 8 1-80”th
walk; lit-MM
Toikssooloarrsedmwhoarenotel-
’rselyeweesotekeieetw: esewoeld “2::
every”- Inkersin straw". toned
available in angry“ business trans-
Wm wall worthy of all patronage
All commits.
IOWA“ IRON WORKS 00. Thc.Wsler H.
mm
m.nfilmen,Mmd
fsrnlshodst
mun. “II“WBIIIIIJ‘.
«mehfl Hm
a!"
11mm; olce‘flWsll skill-l
mlatehsokcsndesctionesr.
Wt L’IIOIIEDIIU, S Washington at,
“find-“mm
All”.
N. and“ Washington
DC‘I‘LYNIBON.W ,nfilalnst, inconfecti ice
“WAC. IllNo. Natasha. N. Bole
split for Wharton's celebratedioe cm. N
WIRN HAS. Iainst.nelr Pure
wwuml" teem Preshgoodsdsily.
WILBO ' lede' Bread
ville. ZIt:vcut'rwrd-szsetGus Pitzcr a, HR. Place
:ANMK' The, Well i N
OBTRAL NATIONAL BAN s , .
Ill). Geo I.
“minimum,“l “w 9”» dual: g'er. vice-prefident;
William Curtis, cashier
AI. BANK.
CI}: mgsN. Capital glamour?“ wsurpius it?
till. R. ,Idenpres
AIRPIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
as Well at. N. loco 186i. Capital
(no. l’rest..Jsmoe .Réslt; viee-prest. win
0. Keeier; reshisIJewis
FAIRYIRLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK.The. 51
Well N. Deposits 8430.0», surplus Cam
8. loody, pleat; Iartin S. Craw,vice
you; J l!.
ames
TIONAL BANK Oil NORWmALK,The The,“ Well
NA NW L867
n. mwmo’. fiber;
attain, :RJ.“ hvice .; . .
Bil B.J.lllli,
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. he. Wall st. N
W“"“W‘E"flii'hflf”3iwm.
George E. ,tress.
SOUTH NORWALK HAVINGB BANK, The, De
podlsoverflw ,sllsurpl .W. Alden Soi-
meas. prion; ohn ii. Kns true lutcrcst
paid Honey on mortgage.
DIRT, Wholesale.)
SOUTH NORWALK om CO. 8. N. Hammond
TIER. sheep.iemh.ovari; “A beef and
. C . rmoor a
Y W! Mum's}! lamb end mutton.
BILL PMS]! AND DISTRIBUTOR.
WITCH, J. Y. Portables more, N. Circulars
folded in over I‘m Sunday papers.
BLACIBBII'I'IIS.
C 610.1 foot Raymond st, ii. N. lions
3mg! BUILDERS.XI oui
ILL, [08. .00. P Oboxtm 8 idea
3 upgfidocnptieioundsdonsmtc.
WANDBIIOB DEALERS.
BROWN, ll. 8 Bolaiast 8. N. cnstmuWoeksno
WILOJI. light-$5.11. spsehltleetsr
I"MASON, saw-magma. 8 N.
SCRA JOHN
New “prices.
ROOT AND snol REPAIRING.
PRILLIPB.G ”Railroad Plane, 8. N. All
wwkasetiyeadpromptiy y.done
museums AND 813110sz“
J. Alt’l'llUR, N. card menarlvmsfl
PINNIO. ,hslibese
mmm DIIUG STORE. to Washington at.
LN. uhzdnppliesendgc nersi stationery.
BOX was. (Wood or: Paper.) “I
. act 0
user. 8.). Water-1.8 N men Wshgpfiobblng,
nANN. WILDWeilstJl. Carriages, Manor,
mafia-rimming;
canons-ens AND BUILDING.
CWW Jalktic. slopAes st. 8. N. «unus-
m‘lwhnr restores-twill
NORTON; WIA. atTeylorevenue.ti. N Jobbing
WMLD. WHIRLKN laden.
my“- rasbychseppowrrensbics-stouvr
lowlgmls. largewoekespsusiiy.
KAYNOND. J. it. ”Wes-e st. KN. mar-cram
“corner “Mamet
belestsm ”flail-wings.»
Weeks
.lslaia it N. Ianafmoi
“Noni!!!“ “bum”
N Moths-kits
rumours . min-misc
Mod “ especidtyJorssm
m INC.” MUM
WINSLLHWICZLN. mad
”Westbound-issuer.
MW“)
I?“ 1111‘ enemas-a, Nearest»
Hm
mmoemvam
N. oil‘s- ad
”I‘d
mauurssncioesooflmnueaa
fiWL-nehetflweeihe
gigantic Mime-ma I.
'filflhlflfl. LN. ablskksrla
OI mm
"wrdwcmm
more“. see. “semen-scant.
WIII‘QI “mm
molasses.
WI”. mm “a,” [all
“ooasmr” Um
fill.” “Jill”.
and;
Inga Manhattl.
’ W'““ W
m eaothzwnmxj NWuhlrIgtonat, ill ,zuaole
OOUOII omens.
matron a romantic.
mammawds N.
ousewaan.
HAMLY. 5 AIM. cor. IMNWdflll.
ammo-were
WHO MUG. “I“! “W”,
lamps, crockerymi‘al'uwmhom oral-hinge.“
”mm-
BOWLC. P I‘WIMBO. megs.
ROM hoursll.8a.ln.to p. In.
KINDA E0. 8.. D.” Wummor
Pranklixghsts?fl. N. Iioursbsum ind In.
NBWKIBK, J. 0. one. etrssidsuee
downloads .E‘sedmiflrtrrg'.
Gold .D KestW "JUN
WRKDHW L. D .8. 79
Roundup}. loop.rn madam.
DOORS. 8A8]! ANDRLINDB.
BII’I'IIM'JLCCO. loll? WentsbNmarriegs
woodwork.whsels,etc.
out! no firm m
1. Mt SJ.W“
mar I n It.
RAYNOND BROS. llc'Akrllsl.sslt glued eudostnwit
pipe, 3 to 8 inches in diameter
DRUGS AND CHEMICAIB.
IAST BIDK PHARMACY. Yen Zendt ave, Ii, N.
Sunleyhoars, atomsm stoop. In. Prescrip
carefully compo
GREGORY. J. G. 88 Well at. N. Ileteblished 183.
Popular prices
RIGGB JOHN A. It Rain Ital. Porfnmcs.—fifty
five diluent pcrium
PLAIS'I‘RD‘B iaWuhingwnst, 8 N. patent medi-
cines.etc. Physicians' prescriptions especially.
DRY»GOOD8.
ANBLRR J. L. It SONS—"The Equitable. " No. 2
Magnum ng,N. Drygoods. oilciotbe mat-
ting! rugs.
BANKS. B. K. Meheckemo llotei block.8. N. dry-
goods, notions, gloves. etc. Underwear 2 specialty.
LRNNETT J. 1'. l9 lain st, N. Business estab
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERNAN, A. & BONJM Washington st 8. N
dry -goods,ca'rpets, etc isocedv.)
SCORIIILD d: ROY'I‘, 8Gazelte bldg. N as Wash-
ington at, B. N (See advertisement )
STRE HEDWARD 5 Genetic bldg, N. Dry
8004!, my goods. notions and hosiery.
RLRCTRICI AN
BAKER, E. V.. Electric gas lighting;
alarms: call bells, to.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. office railroad station, S.
N. audt‘l Wallet N press forwarders to all
partsoi the world. Passengcrlreinmvico. Low
rates. Lester liunl, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BURTON & BRUNDAGR. Merit Benedict s.a3
Wall st. N. Our motto. "prompt attention "
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS, .furniturc and
pianos moved.W leave orders at laisled‘ s. S. N.
burglar
SRERWOODJ' .W., N slate at post-ohm: end
“TRACTN. ”CENSUS. I‘I'O.
BYXBKEJ‘. 8. $60. sauna at N. Manufactur.
NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. manufacturers of
due extracts. i-'. 8. Ambler.
RAYIOND BROS. Bradley's “when -pbosphete midi“
ial manurcs, land plaster, gronndhone
Clank a (:0 e stendertlerti
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
.ilre mortar,sand,c ey line linings
FISH, OYBTBRS. CLAIR, ETC.
fish, oysters, game, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
Rale' s. Careful and prompt service.
ersof Swilehl‘s celebrated devoting extracts.
I'ER’IILIZBBS.
SMITH, W. ll. ACO. Weter at N. “agents for Wil-
liams i’erti lizers.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary in stock, spec-
ials to order
ilUNTkZKLUFP. ”Washington st, 8 N. fine
clams fruits,
NORTON, JOHN Ii. 82 Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also
stone dealer.
gre
"DEIDA STEAM AND HUI WATER
BATE”.
azmw. ILAZCO. MillicIIkll block, SN.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FRED.
"ISLAND GEN" FLOUR, the best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L'IIONNBDIEU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family floor kept.
RAYNOND BROS hay, straw, door and i.ln
package, load, car or cargolots
RED [ILL Dorien. Croiool A lime. Grain. choic
ground feed graham and rye flour.
, 11.031818.
HBO. PAL Woodward Place, S. N' unis, cut
M13rnamenial pieces model Golf'dor.
GUIG P. LwWerd st, UnlonCeme N.
romantdowmstc. fireworks ty.
chAY JOHN, R. N marine depot. Bedding
‘ doiversandliorslworkofalikiads.
. 1’ he idestatld
allTBJOKNBHSoNsinsIEN .lo
butknown m in run vicinity Plants cot
lowers cu: Mwotkof ailkindskspecislty
euddone promptly.
FURNITURI DEAL!“
L‘OLuAN THEODORE ,Weehingiou st, (east end)
Furniture: looking glance, picture frames, etc.
GRAN a WIIl'l'I'LlSKY, a lslast,N. (Ray
moad‘s oklstaad). Bee esitvertleetuaa
KAYIOND GEO. II. new store. idend 48 Halo st,
N. Postdoorssbov abogoldewre
510W DAVID”. w.scd31.8o...leiart,8N
mete.
"slurs.
GAB LIGHT COIIPANIIB.
NORWALK GAB LlGllT COIPANY. once it)
WatsrmN. Guinlighgheatsndpower.
Cokesiacsntsperbnshel. Coal Tar three dol-
lsrs per barrel, package extra.
GROCRRB. Wholesale.)
801.13 a WR, Dead ll Well st N. whole
mic dour, pain, hey. etc.
SILLle BROS. its-d Is Well at, N. wholesale
grocers. floor. feed. grain. hey, etc.
GROCERB.
BROKER.“ CONRAD Isl Washington st, 8. N.
ckoicsgocerisseod provisions.
(MIMI if m to Hatchias. 9N0.
I. N. labisdeiicadcsioriamiiytrsdc.
n“. IGANao'KllLLY. its lain st. N deer,
key.strsw,eoelendwood.
[INN A BBNBDICT it Well sLN. i and
engines-rise, “MRI-Inter, inibetcm
HTCR. D. W. I'ssteve.cor.l¢rwlust.N. mused
melanomas:
(LLWJI‘ latartomebutl
YIIBION 'I' B. I. Inc
GU . W.B KW-
aesscewe en's ' “Emu.
. ave ass-it
mum-mum
Mm, [ILA CO. ”Bo. Baliaiast,8.N.lrl>
onhandtablrdrlicacies.
t.’ ilU.DANIlL.osstesdoiWsebiegtoe
WI
Willi mechanics», especially.
uookse BABIAN. No late si'.aserWesi,fi N
new foreign irsits. ssd.etc.
NWYONITIACON unwind Reuse—
Ts- calasesdspieussperiatl
v ,-
mcxmosesermnuerm N.s
oftakledsllnecies. "
muiomww new It
Mme. wJ‘m I"
manner: a. raw et. a. N. bead-
"means um...
VALO . o
mess-help, nets " mm.
OUII AID A-QUNITIOI.
"use, Alabama: and sporting Goods of all
klahl No 4 Wm. N.
earner rose. ”3’! on
mam J.1Ia-essl,8.l.ahoievmers
BAT: sums ll. son. ”to”
maul.
nimble-refers,
IAMTOOLI.
woman wars-snail. treslosassn
Iguana ”mm wetsrbura
wars no cars. was.)
”A...” "reflect.
Mia's
m:.fifl aster dill-wean.
smut-is st. alwa-
IAIIOND M‘W Allah“
$11!.
cougars- unsound-om m. trainiwasis arm corms. osv
BOT!” . . enu . , , ,
mammwnww PROWI'l‘i‘.J r onus-t N Iighthardwsroend sudANdIeee
mm.w.n.eco.lssoa I? Walerst,N.bulltI~
“m‘
“canons“ 1N.
QWARD.W M“ block. relate.
namssuams.
DWYIRJ’. IIJBWIIIILN madam
ooechlng stallion “Geillard.‘
11038 8110338.
If URARJORNN .leln 8. N. lei at.
3mm given to driving. & height)!“
I! I? N J 0 can
AIKRICAN HOTEL. to n . . . as.
European pleu.rseteursn fluid.
GIRIANIA IIWEIquWpMW
Bchsnb
NORWALK u or. neannm
OL'D WILL I! s’s w s .3. ans
om. with”
none: VURNISIIING ooons.
Bevilsnd.
STEVENS, J. ll. 92Wsshlngtonst,8. N. crockery
gluewers.tin tinsnd modsawsre
ICR DEALERS.
BURCIIARD, B. “Bolder: Point Farm." 8. N. also
milk moducer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGR a; LOCKWOOI). 9 Ifaln st, N. Insur-
enceendreeioslateiuell Relaunches.
LAYTON. JACOB N. Washington at next to P. 0.
firo,plete glass, accident and llic. (see adv)
LOCKWOOD. Wlt. cor. IainendWsllsts.N Real
estate investments, loens negotiated. etc.
NORRELLA L'ROMMKDIRU. or Washington st,
8. N. strictly firsocless companies represented.
TAYLOR at GOLDEN. in A 47 Washington st,
8. N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GRN‘L LIPB INS. 00.. S. s. L'-
Rommcdieo, agent. Washington st. SN. see ed.
NRTROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. 2!) Washington
st. 8. N. P. J. Grnbb, assistant supt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. In successful
business since 1860. No outstanding lose claims
PEOPLE'S LII-‘lt‘. INS. C0. The. No. is Washing-
ton st, 9. N. Jno. French, am. eupenntendcnt.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUI’URD B. Ilssonic blitz»! 6% Bonds
liddlosex Banking and Equitabe In' gr Cos
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W R. CCO. lbsndl7Weierst,N.
spring. axles. carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HBRRl'i'l', EN. 52 and 58 Water st, N. iron work
of all kinds.
Till: DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
st,S. N. Wm I! Royt,proprictor.
IRON I‘OUNDRIES.
GILES 8r CLANCY et The Norwnlk Iron Works
Co, and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
J BWELERC.
FERRIS. A. S. 39 80. Main at, SN. op. City Hotel.
833 line watch repairing a specialty.
IIOYT, R. B. 18 No. Main st, 8. N. strictly untrie-
goods at low prices.
JACKSON, LeGRAND, hBWailst, N wetcbss.dla
moods etc. Pine watch repairing e specialty.
ROOD II. S. diamondsmslches jewel .allverantl
plated were, repairing sspscia ty. 83 not, 8.N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED it room 3 Male b'd‘ , Well
at, borough. Notary end 1!?“sz late m
FROST RUSS 8 No I: et, notary,
busineu of all kin carefully attended to.
BURLBU'l'i' J. BKLDKN m5 and ti Gusto
borough.
building, all at,
LIGHT. JO” II. III W I13.- N. notary
cosnml-ioaarof
auditor isor
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room 8. Psirileid Co. Nat.
Rank buildingfi Counsellor at law
WALSH, JOHN J. room! Nssonic building, Well
LIYRRY BTADLEB.
DANN, RORACB K. Excelsior livery and board
iug stables. Ofiice No. 8 River st, N
GREGORY, GEO. S. H Knight st N. Pine turn
outs a specially. Telephone 38-3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWIle MANUFACTURING ('0. Be at S.
N. lenufaeturevs of builders‘ hardware lot
a Pearl st Nchork oiilce 99 Readout;
19 ll.
mar wok corlPAin' s N New Yort
oihcedthmhtrl’i'st.‘ Jaw k but Mamba?
'in m! wot on t
gore-.W. designers on ore and m. ‘
LUMBER DEALERS.
BILL: J.9Wsusrst,N. Allklndsoilumbeede
llvered to any point by rail. team or vessel.
IIACIIINI DROPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0.The. Water rt.
RR , B. N. Generalmac mac,hinsry lron
and brass
age, Babbitt metal, to
pairs for manninctories mbosla.
SCOPIRLD, WI. A. KnlgblmN. Newmechinery
enlrspeirtng promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDENING.
JENNINGS A WATBRBURY. 8. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade
IARKm
A NOBEL RARKET. on Well st, N. Wm. Werdwsll
prop..,bsef reel, lamb. multonendpoulmy
AVIBON A. 158 leinet, N meets. fruits vrgeta
mfim oysters, dams. and sscallops, butter
Muslim etc.
m
b IIUSTEDJIIII ior,
sigma” fruite.:lliNo lulu: MIMI '
BIBBILL.“ DANA C. l2 lain It, N. cholcemcats.
walnuts .etr.
BRITTO‘B CENTRAL HANK". dWstsr at, N
late, vegetables. fruits. paltry. at lowest prices
CARR. WILLIAN ll. Benedict Pena nurket, l. N
llasmcsls, fresh Wmmmh prices
steels.
311mm fieh.o
'W inlts,buim.stc.. Tubal...
GKIBT, GEO East avenue Ii N. choice and
vegetables. fmibctc. lowest ceebspricce.
Yltl [BRO IdNo. lstasts "1mm
RA sil.k.inds home “minute specialty.
JUDBON A. 0 Central cor Mondrian
leaflet...” canteens-minimum
UNBURNKEWI. iNWuwmmb
N dealsrineli
WIWOOIXL WWSLW‘.‘ l. N. fine
Mingus-s. Weir
WWI! WWOOD. 7 Isis “.11 he
“T’P'al‘l’m we: its l‘a’ia .
LDMpvlm'eh-ssdpouiwymmpflas '
lALIO. ALBIN. mmmWestJ. N. choice
siesta. Ish, oysters. vegetables, delicatessen cu-
PICKBRINGJI 8. Enslavemp. schoolhouse}.
vssl.llttoti.etc.' W et.8
itCllAUBI JACOB, as est shingles
lTll’ W amNmmlillT. .W’ssh
’8 A
”Leon ..N Ins-senesdpoeltryior ia-itytreds
lPlLLANLJ. W. lb launder. N. wagon rune
N
.N.
daily all over thrown.
"stratum-m our...
"emu..." m «tum-.2“ no
man: AND GRANI‘I’R.
“m Horsemen...“
mmlwn‘z: N lerbtesedgrsa
I't . . st,.
its-o‘ez'msetvdsedstonatpostgste.
IAAONI AND soreness.
Emma”. lflWseteveJi. .Allkieh
Masses-resets
mm m I'm... N. ”
lesson Mermaid-gels.
samwrmaa li'ssteidkl. Jobbing
Hymn
LAWLOI. Wit-LIAN. b littlst,N. Altai-trot
ste- ul Mundane.
we mire-wows”.
”Wrwfll’af
mnfflwll.
Whldllflllfl. Amt“
$.nmumu.mmw
' mi
’3‘“ 8.1. m
Ed“
'BIDBRJV
latidt Plan. B N. Hydraulic andCivii engineers.
I AND 'ANWOOO”.
”WIJI. dMstJJl.“
ngHTE‘WIm Illilnwy. lWelse
ACNE! H)Wior
JAIMIRBW lLBBofllsiams I‘LL-test
styles. learningespcclalty.
81‘“ JOHN. manna-I N litiiatryflsssy
sndRairGoods
erosro G'nacnafimmgl
snsnm daughter n.
n. Nerh)fflm slainG II." w.‘lustrumenlal nineteen!
mnmnihmtaP. tot lalnst. N. Piano
sndcrpn instruction.
GIBSON ALEX. 3. arm Its. Piesomrgsn
and harmony
.RUNTmGTONHIRBIaldnsgN. Vocallnv
etructionendvolcs oicst.dsvoiopman
NABR.WR188JKNNIBK.RJthmN.
audlnstructorgsn
ion.
BAWYMIRB. R.J. lsechcroiinetvamenlalsnd
wmuflc.- ReeldsneeetMn.R.H. Platelet!"-
“vs
comma a. finest-mi
. rsw
wnnma niuwuumumsl
Nemeuinsadgluewers. '
FERRIXEBWD YORK WING!”
. Orders lsit at Bodwcli's INC.
74 Washington st.8
IDCKWOOD, C. E. oilces DcKlyn's. 8.1L; Glos-
ory’s N.; New York 160 Greenest.
NEW 8 BICOND-IIAND TURNITURI.
PODNORR, WM. under Salvation Army Barracks.
8. N. Stoves, rsngumrockery carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
BELL, RIRAN P. O. Box Iii. S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL R.J. iootof Raymondst,8. N. whole
sale dealer In due oysters.
llOYT. W. R. J'.80N,l24Wsilx'st,lmd 8. N g
Raymond) planters, exporters wo
(leaders in native oysters.
REED J; ROUSRAN, I34 Wetsrst, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwelk oysters.
VANNAMRJ. L. $00.. P. O. BoxbiBB. N.
Oysters end clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND HODBLS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. ll. Ais
thorpc prop. Riverside ave 8. N. Stoves, Steam
dIIOI Air Furnace a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton .
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J 'l‘. 45 little st, N. Jewetl‘s leads,
Reality and Wadsworth' I mixed paints.
RAYIiOND BROS. chett's, Atlantic and Seeley a
lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
iMlTll, W. l]. ACO. ii: A. 17 Water st. N. agents
for lengthen 4! Martina paints.
PAPER IIANGINGS.
PROWITT. J. T. id lain st, N. window shades,
Hollands, fixtures, etc.
i‘AYLOR A C0. 21 Rain st, N. also hardware,
paints, oils, glam. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKNAN C. A. It lain st. N. instantaneous
process. Children s photos aspect? ty.
NORTII G. 8. 78 Washington st,S Yonequallty
only and that the be“. Cabinet
RRADNAN P. B Gazette
photographs 9250 per doe. onoh‘alfin doe. dim.
PIANO TCNle AND REPAIR!”
WEB. 0. 17. our Welland Knight all. N. Also
dealer In pianos, organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANING IIILLS.
RANDALL. NINER D. B. N. All kindsoi wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUIIIDING.
IEKKKRACO. W. I]. Ionic Rail block, B.N.
Plumbing,eteem eteenrsnd gas dicing.
NASILP. ll. kBKO. cor. IaineridWsstets.8. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting, ram and heaters.
RAH-ROAM
NORWALK HOBBS RAILWAY (N). James W.
liystt. pecst.; Idwin G. Royt. rapt.
REAL ISTATR AGIN'I'B.
LAYTON JACOB I. Weehiagtonst. outta P.0.
BMN property forsals,houscstorenl. (needy)
IORRKLL A L'IIOINRDIEU. % Washington at,
SN selling. renting and co fleeting.
WILSON. O. E. Gazelle bldg, N. Investments and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODW ARD. E. A No. Iain st, 8. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
RBI! ng'KbWelersuN. wsrmmeelset ell
hours,d ‘r ‘bc.
HENRY‘S 1680. lainet, 8. N. Tbcbcstzscdlnuer
. -leibec‘ity Boudbythodayorweek
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
'3 £303. «or West um and ('nnrt
, 5
SCHOOLS. {Private}
BAIIHYB, KISS INSTITUTK'J’ Orchard st, N.
Young ladies boarding eotiday school.
IEAD Ira. lIillside,N. Deyend boarding school
orgfrlsand young ladies. Pits for
en col ,
creoureacom aria . Pailyequ? “lg
retorywstgmllew B 0“lei-"m. ed lit:
must t. pee vantages or t
the study at art. leagues and slocution.
Falltcrm begins October Circulars will be
sent upon eppllcstion
XORWALK MILITARY fN‘STITUTK, N Pranks
Roberta. princi pal. Circular on request.
WILSON. NR. H. II. School for s. \orwslk.
Ct, Prepsrsto to ml and scientific schools.
For circulars. . as '
SEWING ”DRINKS.
NRAILKR, 0.! Kid Bo Iain st, B. N. ”Wheelerend
Wilson" and ”limbo”. " needles. oii, attach-
ments. Repairing a specialty
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. sewers built, water plpes laid,
saturating, dlllng, grading, landscape gardening.
fill"! DIANUPAC'I‘URIZBN.
LOUNSBURY. IATIIKWSON 8 CO. 5.3. ladies“
fine stares.
G80 BWKBD‘COJ endselcwoom'n 11,73,
75, and?” .Welcr st, 8 Established rim
lanuiselurcre oi ladiss' mlmes' and childrsne
ins footwear for the rslslltrade
IIIIB‘Y-WAIUI'B AND UNDERWEAR.
BUTCIIINSON. COL! a C0. Norweik, New York
and Bridgeport. Cons.
BPORTIIBIRN'N GOODS.
AIKEN. JOKN II. 8 Iain st, N. besdqurtsi-e ior
guns. fishing tackle, ammunition. etc.
"All RUILDRRB.
simulates, Water st, mitoWbssk-r sinus.
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brick, line. cement, hair. plaster.
NORTONJOIIN R Izhyltw Irwin. B. N. Ab
deoaerstew walks.
KAYIOND BROS bias, brown, Greenwich and
building“. Mead-abbot.” up,
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PRICE TWO GENES
HEARING LIQUOR CASES.
Till COUNTY COIIISBIONBIS IN
SESSION IN SOUTH NOBWAIIK.
lsidense Given Why Hamilton Bros. and
Edward Quilter Should not be Graaicd
Licensee—Bee. C. J. North Appears for
the lsmonflraa‘ Is.
No public matter in South Norwalk
for a long time has caused greater inter-
est than the hearings before the County
Commissioners winch are being held at
the Council Chamber. The first two of
the eight cases. Hamilton Brothers and
Edward Qultnsr were assigned for yes-
terday afternoon. The room was filled
with interested spectators. who listened
attentively to the evidence adduced.
What medsvtbs bearing of special Impor-
tunes and interest wasthe fact that Rev.
C. J. North of the Methodist church con.
ducted lbecases for the remoustronls.
At this point we will say that be per-
formed his duty admirably His ques~
tione were to the point and he brought
out facts that the defense found hard
to disprOVG upon cross examination.
City Attorney John H. Light appeared
for Hamilton Brothers and Captain
useeli Frost appeared for Edward
ultner.
Before any testimony was given in the
cave, Mr. North presented to the Com
mlssioners a petition signed by between
seven and eight hundred people. Messrs.
Light and Frost objected to the admis-
sion of the petition ”evidence, claiming
that it had no bearing on the case and
that if they had the opportunity they
could present npetition with twice as
many signatures. They laid stress on
the fact that the town had voted in favor
of licence by a large majority and that
It did not matter how many petitions
were presented in opposition to the will
of the people Mr. North said that the
petition represented largely a sentiment
not capable of being expressed at the
ballot box and thought their sentiments
regarding the granting of licenses should
beconaidcred. After alengthy discus-
own the Board received the petition so
ferasthe nemesthnl appeared on the
remouatreqce and petition was concern-
The first witness to testify was Rev.
Archibald Wheaten of the Baptist
church. He presented a map of the city
for the purpose of showing that people
in going from point to point in the city
used the two principal thoroughfares,
Main and Washington streets. As the
two saloons in question were on Main
street they were not only objectionable
because of their central location but on
account of people having to pass them
in going to and from the churches. H9
did not believe that ladies and children
should be inconvenienced by boring to
go in a round about way to the several
churches.
Eben Hill objected to the saloon of
Hamilton Brothers on account of it being
on a public thoroughfare and was obnox-
ious to peoplo passing to and from the
churches. While the same objection
would apply to Mr. Quitner's saloon, an.
other objection was that it was very near
the railroad track and the employees of
the Nbrwslk Lock company and the Iron
Works found it convenient to pass that
way. He believed that saloon.» should
be locaturl on streets not so public no
Main sin-Pi owing to the objection of
people having to pass them.
Edward Beard. prevalent and treasurer
of the Nurwnlk L :ck company stated
that tilt-company liml an arrangement
with the railroad cumpsny whereby they
had the use of the passage-way between
the track and Qliilm-t’s saloon. In the
company's employ were young men and
ladies who paroled liii» way. It had
comounder his nliIlCi‘ that intoxicated
men committed nuisances near the sa-
loon and wasoijctmnnbie to the em
ploym. lie regarded it as not a proper
place for a selmm.
I) E. Disbmw, secretary of the Lock
company, lestlilrri substantially tiresome
as Mr. Beard. i1» bellowed that thr-
compsny's wnrk squ‘vred sumo-whet from
the fact that many of the employees
wen- lempted ""0 Qutlriei'o saloon to
wing to end irom the factory. He had
"so seen crowds gathered ebxut the
below. Aside from the fact that Hamil-
iou Brothom’ saloon W” on the main
ibovonghlero. be objected to the saloon
because It added a temptation to the
voting mm and was at the entrance of
kiosks Hall.
A. J. Ctofttt objected to Quitner's se-
loon because it we» so near to the veil-
rned truck. lie believed that the locatitm
of Hamilton Broth-inf saloon the worst
in the city. He visited Ifuslu Hell ire-
qua-oily and often had to pass through
crowds at men who were smoking and
using insulting language. 0n the night
of the Home Sociable he found it meow
sary to push an entrance through a
crowd of young men, who congregated
shoot the doorway.
Upon cruise examination Iv. Croint
was asked if siocothn people had voted
for license he believed linens" should be
granted to salami keepers in town. lls
believed that they should COMM cell-
ed upon to give what be, deemed a salt-
eblo locetion he said he would locate
them sit on Smith‘s Island.
George V. York testified that hiaobjee-
lion to genes. Edwaedeliasr s It
esoeeweeths closeoraeoi theseloon to
the railroad neck. Be seldtket defies
Ikspesttwe weakens endhiswitshed
hose soairsoted with "W mg
or: of the esters. As to Remain Brest.
mar-em meow
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boisterous end obecsns language coming
from the salon.
David F. Hunt instilled that about the
middle oi'Aogost he wanted fifty men
come out oi Iinsic Hall during a per-
formance. enter Hamilton's saloon and
return to the hell. Profanity was used
freely and the members oi his femily
had ceased using the plazas in eommeron
account thereof. He cited a case where
a horse wee left standing in front of the
saloon iron: early in the morning until
4 o’clock in the afternoon when a men
who was under the influence of liquor
was carried out of the saloon and carried
away. He believed the piece was not
proper for a saloon.
Charles A. Knight objected principally
to granting Hamilton Bros. e license
because it was near the entrance to
Rosie Hall. His objection to Quitner’s
ealoon was that it was near the railroad.
He did not know how either saloon was
run.
John W. Bogsrdua objected to the lo-
cation oi the saloon in question as from
personal experience he had been annoyed
by them. Crowds stood in front oi them
on the sidewalks, which was extremely
unpleasant for young ladies.
The last witness called upon was Rich-
ard J. Cutblll. He said that or commit-
tee on streets and sidewalks his attention
had often been called to the condition of
the sidewalks near Hamilton Bros' ea
loon. Men committed nuisances very
frrqnently in that vicinity. As to Quit-
ner'e edition he believed that it was too
near the track for public safety. Ladies
coming from the factories were obliged
to walk on the track Instead oi going
between the flrgmen’s house and the
saloon. He gave an instance where a
brakeman entered the saloon while a
freight train was standing opposite, and
while running to catch the train fell be-
neath the wheels of tho train and had
his leg cut oil.
meg to the lateness of the hour bfr.
Cutbill was Informed that it would be
necessary for him to appear next Mon-
day morning at 10 o'clock, when the
cases will be continued. In all probe.
hiiity the defense will put on some wit-
nesses. At their conclusion the cases oi
Frank Becker and Donovan & Company
will be heard.
I’LIISONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Goings and Comings si' People we
Like to Read About.
Miss Nellie Cookiin. oi Dsnbory, is
attending achool In Norwalk.
bliss Annie Golder. oi St. Paul, Ilium,
to visiting friends on Fair street.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Weed returned
from their wedding trip yesterday.
The Misses Lockwood, of The Green,
have returned from a visit to friends in
Stamford.
Miss Jennie Siraiin. oi Milford, was
the guest of Franklin avenue friends
yesterday.
Clarence LockWuod. an oyaterman to»
riding on Long Island. is visiting friends
in this city.
Mrs. William R. Smith is soon to start
for Florida, where she mil reside with
her daughter.
Alderman laaac Born, of the street
railway line, is taking in the nights of
New York city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Stagg, nee
bliss Emili Trozsnowsn, of Bridgepmt.
will spend Sunday with Miss Hettie hill-
iard, In this city.
J. B. Austin, advance agent for the
“Uncle Hiram"company, was In town
yesterday afternoon calling on his per-
enln and tilt] friends.
Moran Bonnet Over Under 8600 Bonds.
Thomas Moran, who was cleverly cap-
turn! by 0mm Ireland. at the entrance
to Mime Hall, Wednesday night, in re
sponse to a message from Danbury, was
bound ovt-r in the Superior Court yester-
day under 8500 bonds. Moran and
JHIIIL'B Dillon, during a pretended wrest
tmg match with Charles Weierbouse, e
Radding farmer, in an Ives street saloon,
Tuesday afternoon, [allowed the country-
Hill" of about $250. [Milan was errestol
in Dinbuty and gave up one hundred
and ten dollars. which be» claimed wee
given him by Moran. ills excuse was
that Koran had the. money, and he took it
from into to return it to Wetothoose
Moran mid the court that he found the
money. Dillon was also bound or"
under $500 bonds.
To be Dedicated January i lih.
It has been definitely Bottled to dedi-
cate the new Methodist church in East
Norwslk on Sunday. January Iith. One
of the bishops and other outside clergy
men will be present. These services will
be bold duringthe day.
It was believed that the church would
be dedicattd on Dec. 2i“, but owing to
the fact that the cathedral glass would
not arrive in time the event was past-
poned. The wood work is now about
completed. The heaters will be placed
in It..- first of mi week, after which the
carpets will be laid and the pews placed
in position. Chairs will bound in the
Sunday school and intent class rooms.
rapper-Isa sures».
The Christian Workers of the East
Avenue If. E. church held a peppermint
sociable at the residence of In. Jena.
on Becoodsvrette. test eve-leg. A large
somber of young people were preset.
The users oi psppsnnlet sociable is do
rtvud iron the fact that peppermint ces~
dies were sold. Refreshments were
mrvsd and a social time wee enjoyed
~"l “museum-tot
Mmtmsmsrr, “sellout
bulimia-snubbed“
THE Loatommnn.
END OI' THREE time (if TROU-
BLE IN DANBUBY.
The” Tris-mere sad leashed-seas laid
to be Satisfied with the!" Agreement
—lvsrybody Jubilant Over the Result-
[lpseisl to Tart 8mm!”
Dancer, Dec. 6,-The trouble be-
tween the Rat Meanisclurers’ and Trim,
more' union in this city was settled last
night. The old agreements have been
renewed and harmony prevails in all do-
partments. The factories opened today.
The settlement is looked upon as e vio-
tory for the manufacturers. The lock-
out has caused the hitters and trimmers
a loss of more than 820,000 ill wages, he-
sides Meeting all other business, treating
it to come almost to a stand still
One of the stipulations that the old
trimmers’ union had to accept was that
before they can hereafter declare a
strike or ennui an agreement they must
first consult with an advisory board.
which consists of the conference oom’
mittens of the finishers and makers.
Everybody is jubilant over the result,
and crowds of people are on the streets,
talking over the matter. The lockout
has now lasted over three weeks.
The new arrangement seems to satisfy
the batten very much, inasmuch as it
solidifies all the labor organizations and
hereafter makes it impossible for the
hat makers to go on strike or a lockout
on a slight pretext. The manufacturers
are also well anti-lied with the result. ,
Y. I. c. A. Nous.
Word has been received that Mr. and
Mrs. Scott, who were to appear next
Wednesday night, in the Y. M. C. A.
lecture course, have cancelled all eastern
engagements The committee will or
range for another entertainment some
time during the month of March.
The regular Sunday song service will
be held as usual to-morrow afternoon at
4 o'clock. There will be good speaking.
singing and music by the association
orc‘beetea. All young men are invited
to be present.
The regular bimonthly business meet-
ing of the association will be held on
Monday evening at 8 o’clock. After the
business session all present will be invito
ed to listen to music by the orchestra.
A Norwslk Case Argued.
In the Superior Court yesterday the
case of the Norwaik Gaslight company
against the Borough of Norwelk was
argued upon a demurrer. The plaintifls
brought suit for $2.000 damages, alleging
that the defendants in constructing sew.
are injured gas pipes, breaking them and
then Improperly filling the trenches over
the damaged pipes. The pinintiil de-
murred to the answer in which the de
fondantni claim that the work was done
by an independent contractor and by a
skilled engineer,and therefore are not
liable for the damage. Attorneys [luri-
butt and Seymour appeared for the
plaintiffs and Levi Warner for the de-
laudable.
Rowayton News.
Two more car lows of crushed stone
for Mrs. Ward’s Contentment Island pror
perry arrived yesterday.
The case of Mrs. Alexander Raymond
v5 Ira Petty and William Brnadbnrst Is
not down for trial today before Judge
Launsbury. The. men are charged with
tearing down Mrs. Raymond's fence.
Work on Tboopiiiie Eupbret's new
bones is programing rapidly.
There will be no revival services at
the Methodist church, this evening. The
meetings during the week hart- been
very interesting.
Rev. John Scott, of Waterbury, Will
ocarpy the pulpit of the BspIIBI church,
to morrow morning and evening.
laiicioaa Persons at Arnold A Co. 'e
Ion-dry
Some malicious person broke out near-
Iy all the lower sash of once! the win
dates in the oflico of Arnold & Cole
foundry on Hoyt street, ia-It night, by
throwing a piece of pig iron against the
window,
About 0 o'clock Jacob ilrhurdt, who
Is employed as watchman at tire foundry,
heard the noise and rushed out. as esw
a man run behind some flasks, and pro-
ceeded to investigate, when he was best
so back by a shower of stories, after
which the man made his escape.
fleeting oi the West Consolation.
A meeting of tire Fairlie-Id West Utili-
notation Association will be held with
the RM. F. I}. IInkans. in New Canaan,
Tunney out. This association includes
the posters of all the Congregational
churches in this mnty from Greenwich
to Bridgeport and beseech repress-u.
live men as R. (I. ii. Ichills, of Bridge,
port: Dr. Noble. oi Novwelk: Bonnet
Boovilis, of Btemioed, and Washington
Chants, of Greenwich. The meetings of
this mutton are prrvets, but the dis-
cussions see scholarly and helpful,
«arm to... s. a...“ .
This we cannot say, bat one thing we
do know is that the Bridgeport Bentley
sesryllandsy sitar in future. Do not
mimic" yondesirs lobe spasm. the
times. Its lftyvsla cola-asprkhwub
ml. spicy and interesting reading
new. bold, let. andiodspealasi
h “0 Dolley. Pentecost (lots-es,
Booth Norwelk. Benedict. Ntmgk. will
see that ysegselt. Tor-emu ltwlll
ksrisbtdse't-Isslt.
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rooms nova MAW‘
Ho Admits Inst-gm I he, “-
Constable Illllsr cams I”. W ,
to this city yesterday, ed
Thomas Boyd for stealing a 71%
whip. Tits sioryis that s "W ,.
egoBoydsnd ewornsn whomtks fl!"
stable described ssquiteeloetesd ,
largo cheek house, while driving”
Stamford, stopmd near a mend m
took therefrom a lap roho ssd m
valued “.86. Be throw tom
beck toward Norweik. Pertisswhniuw
him steel the "ticks. followed (:3
as far as Davina. Boyd save that
being pursued end he jumped from the
carriage and ran away, lssvitl ill.
women in the fill. ,
porsnsre thetsbsdidnotknow whoirer ‘.
companion was, elis'hsvlns Whit! on
the street and accepted an in'vtisiioo to
take a rldo. She was allowed her "but!
but Darien parties recognized Boyd as
be was running away. He at first
denied the dead when arrested by 0M
liiiier but finally admitted the crime to
Chief Voilmcr. 7
He will probably be given a hearing at
Stamford _to-dsy.
TOLD IN A LINE 0! TWO.
Matters Worthy of Initial Iko- Ivory
Quarter of Connection:
The Milford Star makes its appearance
to-day.
Rockvillo has a new paper called the s
Sentinel.
Two inches of snow fall in Norwich
yesterday.
The Connecticut board of
will hold a meeting December 16, 17 bad
18 at Rockvillo.
air. and lira. Eiiphalct Baldwin, of
Derby. celebrated their golden wedding
yesterday afternoon.
Edward C. Wixom, of White Bills,
near Birmingham, was fearfnlly gored by
a bull Wednesday afternoon.
J. J. McDonald by a fill from a staging
in Ansonia yesterday had both enkla
dislocated and one leg broken.
There is no truth in the report that the
Housemate Railroad company is to sa-
tend its branch from Ansonls toBsy-
moor.
John Smith, of Denbary. is searching
for his son, William. s sum-year—
old boy, who has been missing for over
a year.
Rudolph Stoliel, the murderof Andrew
J. Peck, of Newtown. recently antenna!
to State Prison ior life, has petitioned
for a pardon.
All of the passenger cars formerly
owned by the New Haven and Derby
railroad have been repainted and lettered
“Honsatonic R. R.”
William Neely, of New Haven, is lie-
gotiatiog for the purchase of “Della Ic-
Gec," a welicknown trotter belonging to
Andy Weich, of Hartford.
Shodbri of spurious dollars Homing
life miserable far the car driver! in
Bridgeport. The poor fellows have to
stand the loss every time,
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Biotin“: were
re married at St. Iiary’ s church, Hem
ingham, Wednesday evening. About a
year ago they were divorced.
Patrick McCormick’ a dead body was
found in New Haven harbor yesterday
alto moon. The coroner has concluded
that McCormick was ucctdsnily drown-
ed.
Meriden s electric street ears mir-
ed to the snow storm, Wednesday,-d
gave up about 6 o’clock in the evening.
It was 9 oclock Thursday morning ho-
iore they resumed operations spill.
I ll NDAY IIBVIOII.
Soc-m Nonwaut Commandant..-
Rev. iir. Bullock, of Itiiord,wulm
the pulpit tomorrow morning, in se-
change with the pastor; Young Peoplsis
meeting std: 10. Subject—(livers.
'l'uiim'v CHURCH. —8eeond
Advent. Celebration of the
munlon with sermon at 10:
liven-orig and sermon et 7 p. I.
FIRST BAPTIST Caisson—Berries
10530 s.m. and 7530
Robbins, of Newton (grating {WI
preach at both services. lot-log ub-
jest, Tho eelltosrms. Pentagram,
A gospel of tears.
hm Corneuiertovsn Ono-on.—
lisrvtees at mm mm. and 7” pl.
ilorning subject—A possible
means of green. In the male; De.
Noble will speak upon (Zoom
madame need. The pobilcoordlelly i.-
vi
Norm”: limomsr Cannon. '
Tomorrow will he a dsyof launch
trig. A number are to come bio“
church by probation and coveralls
bencsivsd by letter. Thriisol esp-
tlem will also be administered hm
Thenceamsatoithelrord’s I.
beobssrvsd. Lctevny it
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services» 105).... Thaw”.
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