NUMBER 906.
Entered at the Post Other South Noraalk as
Mandela! gutter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN .. MONDAY DECEMBER 8.1890.
DIRECTORY
not liiiitii Interests
snows: or NORWALK.
AW: N.-Norwaik; B. Ill-Bomb Non
walk; I. 1,-me .1
than. "adorn who are not -
TO ”goat” not woauId “za‘ggifi
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m'aaualb In ova basilica- trans.
ry
and wall worthy of all patronage
ml to than.
moonmssons. .
sonwatx mos WORKS CO.'I‘lie,“ater .2.
”mainlan-
”ML, 3RD. cor. IlainandWaiirts,N.
mwnfighnddn drum
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and
‘ BARB“.
have. m out: i: miss—ac
WAC. i9No. lain-Ls. N. Sole
mucus chrome . ....
Jim‘mfl Rom? ”Elli:
.Leavcorders: Cup Pitzer rut? R. Place
CENTRAL NATIONBAI. BANLThe, Wall st, N.
If.
mum”, “at?!” Noyer, vice-president;
Wiiliani .Curtla, cashier.
CITY BANK. The. 68 Was mngtongr,
wag??? Capital 8100.4”) surplus .1),
no. IIHRownn president; acob If. Lay-
M.
IRPIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
PA. Wait at, N. Icon bed 18%. Capital
W. Prat.,.[amus . Hyatt; vice-preat., win
'0. Kaela; cashier, Leads C. Green.
9mm COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, 'I'he,.'il
Depot! , a lot: Willi.
W"u 1;. loody :flm. Crow, vice
peat; JameaB. Bailemreas.
NK or sonwanu The, 51 wm
3“?me .c. ital serum Eben
II. .
on W”, vice “prelim; II. P
m Directors, LII: Hill.
W.G.Thmnal. KKlpckwood.“ -A- born
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D. W. Pitch. W. P.
I’M-WM. 1m Bankers' B‘mufl'lerchams’, Manufacturers ,
Personal and Pamiiyawonntaarc soiiciv
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. “8. ll nil st. N.
Deposits W his so, Geo
over fm’mrgrauffirdm vice-prest.’ .
I.
W ,m.
“UTE NORWAIJI SAVINGS BANK, The, De-
with]; i . Alden Sol
mans. pecan; -I]Irpmm trons. Interest
pummel Honey loaned on mortgage.
um, (I! holcsale.)
sou-cu NORWALK BEEP co. 5. 2:. Hammond
wmabeepfiamb. veal, etc.
rmv Wit. ii. a co.N Ammsmm
W Home lainb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUTTON, J. F. Mom boxuab. N. Circulars
folded' in over Ill” Sunday papers.
BLACKSDIJTIIS-
(3me '1‘. foot Raymond st. 5. N. Horse-
315le BUILDERS.
mmHSICO. ROM-531.5. N. builders
«munch. 1|“ J”
P
BOOTAND SHOE DRAW.
BROWNJLS. nominees. N. customWorknnd
rqiairinga atapeciai
’-
HAIVII. 0.3. Nommsx. apedaltlsliu
“a SONRWuhhgtonscsflN
AURA JOBNA. .
Afimuwm
HOD! AID aIIOB REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS. 830. so Railroadone Place, 3. N. All
Mostly and proinpuyd 3
300W” AND STATIONRRSax
PINK ART . card an no , w
dingm J. ,base “Balfour! tending-nails};
PLAISTKIYS DRUG STORE, 43 Washington st,
bl. N. school supplies and general stationery
BOX “LIB. (Wood and Paper? W
“APP, ' :5. N. manufacturero
L P “go-“etc. Genet-Al shop jobbiug
BUILDING INTERIM; N m
plums, II. It. Washington st,
blue «£13m pipe, hay, straw, etc.
LIONARILCBART. Waterrt, N. brickofall
mmmcfi , hair,ctc., alsobiae
mmmd y.
301mm, Philadclp his and
“1.03% will)». lime, cement, adamant
Cultist, EGGS, are.
MOUSE, next door to the Post
diaereni
Hull"!
once, urn-c nap-ll: mama! A“ w
grades of butter, eggafiard, canned goals, etc.
CARRIAGE RBI’OaITORIEs.
DANE, WI. 3. 60 Wall at,N. Carriages, hurricanes,
horse, stable andcarnage furnlshi rigs.
CARPKNTRRD AND BUILDERS.
CMW JAlflbC. shopAnri at, S N. estimates
given, g promptly attended to.
NORTON, WI. A. ntTayioraveunc, S. N. Jobbing
m
prorayptl to.
3A]! ALL.I.D. Randall's mill, K. N. lodern
Jim, run by cheap power enables me to give
ny- m Largo work a speciaiNty. ‘
Gil Water S mann actors:
inATIOND. J branch“. casing, norm blocks, col
I-D. Mann. Baud, scroll .7113; and
turning. IIII bottom Wmmmka
ebbing
Ali
J was. Estimates given. Telephone sic.
”WOOD, D. B. 13 Grove at. S. N. Jobbing
pro-
WIIJIO fl. B.ahopCriimst,nearNaln.—Oihcewr.
wmnifkniismm , s. cm wood working,
”Minn. frame! and tnrning. Lowest
anti-nu. Honey loaned. Telephone numbered:
0mm AND OILCLO’I’IIB.
mom A BOYT, aGanette bldg N. 68 Wash-
imon at, B. N. also advertisement;
CARRIAGE IIANUI'ACTURRRS.
N .flain S. ’l. manufacturer of
TILLLHINRI, o as, W0;m w n
WRIGHT A [LYNN footof Franklin at,mauufao
'wagons.
..., trucka,etc. I’AIIIIIII .
trim-gaunt npseialty. horse—shoeing.
CATERRRII.
D'
UHDflNulamfiformerlyofBroad
. .fw wailinuandpartlu.
m, ininamcmrsw-n-gn. wedding‘sand
aappliad at the shortcrtnot
CATHOLIC GOODS.
m .T.A00.filainst. ‘3.“me
.hn‘m-am. ‘
ma moracrnnnus.
1mm”. T. Water N all sizes and
Mahmoud-tens. 0"»
CIGAR Box IANUI'ACTUBm
n WHDUWI%S.N-anofao
turret boar-annuals:
all!“ IANU'ACTUlkzl-B.
IIOT'I'AO CIGARCO. The, 1080 Rain
”more CO. MWWKKN.
wanna.» ma. “ruminants
“unknown“; 1‘
w s. .
.nl.’ ”animal-at, mmg
'.llmw out WestavvnaeaadCourt-
Al. comm
ml. Slat-at. N. manor-promptly
omens.
max-nos. Halo-Ir baffling.-ll Nm nan
Wm
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than“ lama-Crash ‘ hail
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WI. fl, Ale-
'3‘ CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS, b
CORSET IIANUI’AUT cum.
ROTBA (”MCBRIDE“- .lactorys. N. Nannies-
tnrcraof thacclsbrated
COUCH BEHIDIEI. ’
PLAISTIID'S UOUGB whirlwind! to cute
manufactured at All Washiogtoust AN.
CROOKS!!! AND GLABBWABI.
NASH, I. ii A llllo cor. lun-ndWanmAN.
mats and tin Us" Hal w”
UNIVERSALJITO The,No. list, near ,
lamps, W535 ware, hon aefurnishingv, etc.
DRNTIBTS.
BOUTWELL, C. I'. Iandor’a block, Bo. lain at, 8.
N. Officehonrs,ila. in. toop. m.
KENDALL. 6100.8. D DB. Washi§tonmov
Pranklinata.tl.c N. Bomsnm ton in.
NEWKIRK, J. Collins at residence mu st.
mwmhai Church, N. administered.
Gold porcelain crowns insertgoill.
WEED,W. I.., D.D..B 79EustWashi ust,8.N.
limits. or. loop. In. Casadmin lured.
DOORS, SASII AND BLINDS.
SMITH, W. B ACO.15A17 Watcrst,N. carriage
wood work, wharll,etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
WWII“. 8 N. Crashed-«r.
”...-meow“ “m
amt
ripe.
barrios am: cannons.
RAS'I‘ SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave, II. N.
.4 toil p. in. Prescrip-
GREGORY,J. G. 38 Wallst, N. pmarliahod ICE.
Wholesale and retail. Popular
RIGGS JOHN A i: lain at, N. Perfumea,—iifty
five diffemt pertain
PLAIS'I‘KD‘S, 43 Washington “,8 N.patcnt mcdl
cines,elc. Physiclans' prescriptions a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AIIBLER, J L ASONS—“The Equitable, " No 2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, man
tinpand rugs
BANKS. B. K. llfahackemo Botei block, 5. N. dry
goods, notions,gloves.ctc. Undorweurnspccialty.
BENNETT, J. P. 19 Muir: st. N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years.
DICKERNAN, A. A. SON, 8i Washington at, s. N.
dry—goods, carpets, etc. (see adv.)
SCOPIELD A ROYT, 3 Gazette bldg, N. 88 Wash-
ington st, S N. (See advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, b Gazette bldg,‘l . . Dry
,funcy goods. notions and hosiery.
ELECTRICIAN.
BAKER, E. V., Electric gas lighting; burglar
:Iiilmii‘; rail bells. Ac.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. oilice railroad station, S.
N. nud ”Wallet N. press forwnrtlcrs to .ill
parts of the world. Passenger train service. Low
rates. Lester “not, seem.
EXPRESSIIEN.
BUXTON A BRUNDAGE office nt Benedict' 2,43
Wail an}. . Our motto, prompt attention."
,firrnit'ure and
pionos moved. Leon: orders at lnistcd'l,
SHERWOOD, W. W. .. N slate ut post-oiliccN and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.
INTRALTA. ESEBNCES, ITO.
BYXBEE, P. S. A. C0. 99 Main st, N. Manufactur-
ers of Sendcld‘s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. l". S. Ambler.
FBRTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley it super- phosphate,
iai manures, land plaster, ground bone, wood as
SMITH, W. B. A ('0. Water st, N. agents for Wil-
liams Clark A Co.‘ s standard icrtil izers
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock, spec—
ials to order, lire mortar, bond .chimney tine linings
FISH, OYSTERS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT A ZELUFP, 69Washington It, 8. N. fine
fish, oysters. clause. fruits, game, vegetables, etc.
I'LAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
HORTON, JOIIN B. Gil Taylornvenue, S. N. Also
stone dealer
ILORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
IRRKRR, W. B. l (:0. Music Hall block, 5. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND REED.
"iSLAlVD GEM” FLOUR, the best nude.
fail to use it.
L’HOMNEDIEU, DANIEL. east end of Wushington
st bridge. The choicest of family t‘imtr kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw. flour and feed in
pan , load, car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dutien.Crofoot A Rose. Groin. rhoic
ground food, graham and rye flour.
I‘LOIIIS‘I’S.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place, 8. 3'. plants, cut
flowers and ornamental pieces made to order
GU16 afiWardst, a Union Corner
Planttrvfifrh‘dwergctc {and work aapac ty.
McKAY Jon. E 2;. near the depot. Bedding
lama—cut fiowers and floral work of all kinda.
n: rules a specialty.
SNITB, JOIINB. So. Raina, SN
known Aorist in this, vicinity Plants cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kind: a specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
L'OWAN, THEODOREJA'uhington st, (east end)
Primitive, looking glasses, picture frames. etc.
GRAN A WRITTLESEY, as lainat, N. (Ray
mond's old stood). See advertlaoni-i.
RAYMOND GEO. II. new store, “and 48 Main st,
N. Pour doors above old store
STOW DAVID, 26, '39, so, undifl,
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COII’AN I', office iil
Water at, N. Gas for light, heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal an three dol-
lars per barrel, package extra.
GROCERAI. WV holoaalo.)
HOLMES A. KELLER. iland ii \VaiUt N. wliolc~
sale grocers, flour, grain, hay, etc.
SELLECK BROS. u and 16 Wall st. N. wholesale
grocm, flour, fetal, grain. hey, etc.
GROCILRS.
BROWN I: WILCOI 70 Washington st, 8. N. sole
agents for celebrated Farmington crearnery butter.
BECKER, CONRAD, HI “Washington at, ll N
c hoiceyoceriesand provisi ona.
FIRMS, CIIAS. II. soccer-or to 1intchlns,20No.
lain «.8 ..N tabledeilcucies for family trade.
PINNEOAN AO'RBILLY, 168 Main at, N. flour
foul, hay, straw, coal and wood
HNNBY A BENEDICT 41 Wall rt,N. fancy and
umfectionsry, fruit, etc.
PITCH, D W. Waterman. lerwin st, N. canned
,coflcrs, teas. butter cm
01.0 IILC. LDWah-LN. I cater to thsbui
obtainable
GUY AWN/1' maritime N has
eugenics-noninaour, sedate no.
11ANPORD,W.S East-re nearitft. moonlit
Asbestos paint. school anpfiiea. ate.
LAWTON P.D..ACO 2:50. “Alums. rum
mic-iii table delicacies
L‘IIOIIIDIKUJANIEMMMWMMW
at. bridge, A N. tell. whens, spices, a specialty.
MOORIA BARNAN, No lain st, neachst, 8.8.
Ina . hull», flour, feed, etc.
NEW YORK TEA CO, r: Iain rt, N.»N. Boiler—
Tcas. wires and spices a specialty.
NICKIINONABETTS, m and a: Rain at, N. a
specialty nude oftabio de.iicaclev
("RAIL om. Wilton an. and School at. N.
New store. new law prices.
BnNDUR, C. B. a: Washln rt, 3. N. head»
quartsnf f‘ovcelebrated new ’ «2...... goods.
VALDIN. CBAll ff 5 Wall at, N. (.‘reaamy but.
ter,c eggs, tabla delicacies, fruits. etc
DC In AID AIHUIITIOI
(mils. ANNUNITION and timing (W of all
kind: at No 4 View It.. N
unmas' Nils. norm: on
MCI, 108m .1. t Ilonros It, a. N. alanine-era
of bat bodies.
Don‘t
.tho oldest and
Solute at, SS.
Mrmumgmaco irom nits.
.. In Mada'kmptaabea, lap,
aalcl after-ht
HATTBIB'TOOIA.
WillmWJ Water-L8 N. fro-founder.
light-unwanted“ watcvhona.
DAT! AID CAPQML)
KNAPPTHlflAmmflW al,I.N.
amenity-ab alumnus-II
DAT IANUIACTIIIIII.
(FRONT. INAPP, aura-am
cor. lat-Allah aadWatwATam
Newton sanction-um
coma anal-is win-
a union. scan.
nrnoanawamnqa.” stolen
My“
up: tummy—acummal.
Wm“ 1*
v
‘ -bouse trimming inbro'nzc',
HARDWARE AND curmv.
FRONTAL 'I'. “NILE Ilghlhurdwaroaod
ammw. B. 500. iiiand I7 Weterst N build-
m W g'lzicnailblock, S. N paints.
Q MM: (ass adv.)
HARNESS mm
DWYKRP. B. ”Wallstgl custom madehamcm
and repairing neatlydon
H088! DEALERS.
PARSONS I B. Brookaids Stock Farm, 8..“
horses suited to all purposes. All animals sold by
this aublishmeut are warranted. Bums of the
French coaching stallion "Gaillard"
HORSE SHORES.K
I UBARJOIIN, No. lainthl. Napeciai at.
gilon given to shoeing driving A trotting horses
HOTELS.
AHRRICAN HOTEL. 16 IainmN. J C. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
GBRMANIA BUI'BL. so Railroad place. George
Bchauh prletnr
.IW -
NORWALK BOTRL, . D. ON. RR. depot.
nmmmnw accumulation
OLD HWavhlnm AN. Reed
Harm. II . Daron-n man.
norm: I'URNIBHING GOODS.
STEVENS, J. in,“ ”Washington st.S. N crockery,
glassware,t luand woodcnwaro
ICE DEALERG.
BURCRARD, B. "Bolder: Point Form." 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
common a wouwoon 9 min at N. mas,
anceand real estate in all its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB bi Washington at next to P O.
S N. fire, plate glass, accident and life. (sec adv )
IDCKWOOD, WM. cor. Inland Wallsts. N Real
estate. investments, loans negotiated. etc.
MORRELLA L‘BOMMBDIEU. 96 Washington a.
S N strictly firsbclasa companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. (5 A “Washington at,
S N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'I. LIFE 1N3. 00.. S. S. L'-
Ilornincdien, agent, Washington at. SN. see ad.
NETROPOLITAN LIFE [NS CO. to Washington
at, S. N. 1". J. Grubb. assistant cunt.
NORWALK PIRR INS. C0,. N. In successful
businm since ism. No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N8. CO. Tho, No. A: Washing»
ton st, 8. N. Jno. French, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUFURD. R. B. Masonic bldg, N. 6% Bond!
Miildlniox Banking und Equitable M't'gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL
SMITH, W. B. ‘00 iband :7 WainsgN
springs, axles, wringc hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IIERRITTaEE. M. 52min: Water st, N. iron work
km
TBB DUNCAN I'RON RAILING WORKS. Water
at, S. N. Wm. B. Iloyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
(10., nod also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWIILERQ.
PERRIS. A. S 3950. Main st, 8.1V op. City Basel.
S N tinewateh repairingaspc ‘Ciflii iy.
BOY,'I" B. B. is No. llfnin st, S. N. strictly firchlan
goods nt low prices.
JACKSON. MERAND, 58 Wallet, N. watcher.dia
moods, ctr. Plus watch repmring n specmlty.
ROOD. 11. S. diomondnwatches ,jewelz, silver and
plated ware, repairing aspeciiii ty as sin st, 8. N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b‘d'g, Wail
st. borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST mine"RUSSBMa: No Rain st, notary, lap:
ofaii kin carefully attended to.
BURLBUTT,J RELDKN. rooms 5 and 6 Gusto
building. “all at, borough.
LIGHT. JOHN [1. NR Washington SN. notary
commissioner of deeds for New Yo:- state.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD]. root-«i Queue bid;
Attorney, notary and
pensions
SMOUR, JOHN 8. room a. Palrfield CoNat.
building. N. Councilor at law.
WAlskB, JOHN J. room! Masonic building, Wall
St. borough
LIVER? STABLES.
DANS, HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board
ing stables. Office No 8 River at, N.
GREGORY, GEO. S. It Knight at, N. Pine turn
outs a specialty. Telephone :Rl-il.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Da ' at, S.
N. Manufacturers of builders' hardware. nine
other an Pearl st; New York ofiicc 90 Reade st.
Chicago office 19 Luke st.
SORIVALK LOCK COMPANY. S. N. New York
other: it: Chambers rt Dorks and builders hard
ware; designers, workers of artistii.
bins and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
BILLE. J bWatuan. All kindsofiumherdb
livered to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS C0. The, Water at.
naarR. R S..N General machinery. iron
and brass mi. rigs, in Babbitt metal, ro
pairs for mnnfnctorics s.teamboata
SCOFIELD, Will. A. Knight at, N. New machinery
mic and repairing promptly attended to
' mnunr GARDENERS.
JENNINGS A WATERBL'RY, B. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET, 20 Wnll st, N.“’m.wmtweu
prop, beef. veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVINON A 158 Rain at. N meats, fruits vegan
bles, is oysters, clams, and escaliops, butter
eggs, .cauned goods, etc.
BENNETT A BUSTED. mta.fish sugars, lob
stern clams, fruits. ”No Nai.nst
RUSSELL, DANA C. I2 Iain at, N. choice meats
poultry, fish, vegetables, etc.
BRITTO'S CENTRAL IIARKETJ Water at, N
Heats, vegetables fruits, poultry, atiowcst price-r
CARR, WILLIASI ll. Benedict Farm market, 7.3
Pine meats, fresh resembles—lowest cash price.
PARRINGTON J. A. meats, fish 0 stern
vegetables, fruits, butler, etc. .fimflugquam ..NII
OBIST, 010 East smile. I} N. choice mun.
veget'abler, fruit etc Lowest cash prices.
D “No lalnst SN. smear.
II AYmkilfiaR Ilonwreudercd lard a amt;
JUDSON, A. O Cellini Ilarket. cor. Main-Milan
land at, S. N. Choice mans, poultry,
LIIBURNER, .Wl. Ila Washington at. byidgms
N dealer in all kinds fresh meats.
LDCKWOOD, L Washingwnbt. W8. N. fin:
meats. Ash. oysters, Clam, vegetable-321:,“
LOOKWOOD A LOUKWOOD, 7 Iain
aura paltry, ass. ”Marian upd'aity.“
.011! Well Marlena No. Rain at.
in: meats and poultry at lows-t prim.
RADIO. AWN. Iain at, ant, 8 N chow
mean. fish, oysters, lea ,driicateasen, ctr
PICKRRING, [1.8. Bunnve,op.achool bruise, 1!. N
beef. veal, mutton, sic.
DCDAUB, JACOB» as West Washington 1.8.1
strictly firsbclaar meats. pimltry a rpaialty.
SNITII’N WADIIINO’I‘ON MARK", as Wash
ion at. S. N. Inc meals and poultry for family trade
EPILLANBJ. W. it: hound at, N. wagon mur-
daily all over the town.
WADLW. 8. met, “Grove. KN. mourn:-
allpartsofwwnwith misfit-hand tmeata
WIXON, J. lflWailsLN. Choice meats, pool
f ta. butter. cm, are.
IAIHLI AND GRANITE.
BATIS, P. W Water at.N. manufactnm of fine
granite and "his man
dealer in building
stuns and mastery work.
MAI. W. commit Inblsandpaa-
Ito mute, Mum. more.
”will: AND BUILDKID.
BITIOUR, HENRY, :5 WM are. 8 N. All kind-
«mam-mimic
DRILDON WILLIAM, IIWlhnavaaaN. atone
m hmcaaflmm- Jobbf
IIITII, WIIJJAI [1.8 sans. .
yinnuadad ' I.
LAWLOK. WILLIAI. Emil-t.” Allklndaof
Inn-“MW”
founders
alter-dad to
from my own quarry.
ma oom'rnraa.
comma and ii
filmmaker-our. mm”
WANT TAILOIB.
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Will A!!!) PARC! GOODI.
CAVANAGK, IIBBN. If. wiry at, ii. N. tailllnsrr
FAWCI'I‘I'B haadiuuartarafor millinery. 3 Watt
It.N. (steadvertiaamant)
PITCH AGNRB, Wm» N. M
”Oldbtalm elnrr c-JIW
JAIls. IRS I mhvsolalnrhsfl. W
styles. Ionrnlngavpsciaity.
ST. J‘Ifiiuroooda luminous liliinary. file)
HUIIU TEACHRBBI. halataW
BRADLEY, “(8.0. W. da htsro t In.
It. Nash) m lainlt. N. Inauguration! music only
FRITZ, RIBS IINNLB P. ill: Iain at. N. Piano
and organ instruction.
GIBSON, ALEX. ll. 37Blgh at,N. Piano, organ
and harmony
BUNTINGTON,IR8.129 Rain at.N. Vocal in-
struction and voice dovei opmcnt.
NASH, KISS JENNIB K. E: North amine, N.
Plano oandorgan iiis.trnction
sAWYitR, IRS. It.J. teacherof ofmdinatrumsntal
vocal music. Residenceat Mrs. R. H. Plalatnd'l.
West at, 8.10.
NEWS norm-s.
BOD B.1f. 74 Wirhlppon ata KN. blank
worms. 3. its Washington amigos. ewill
Newspapers, stationery.tis sud glass wan
NEW YORK WOUND. _
FBRRIS 8.D Orders left at Bodwell'a store,
74 Washington It, 8. N.
LOCKWOOD, c. E. ofiioea DeKiyn‘aBJh Greg-
ory‘aN :NewYorklliOGrsenost.
NW 8 BICOND-HAND PUBNITUIII.
PODMORR, WM. under Salvation Army Barracks,
S. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery, carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.
BELL, [DRAM P. 0 Box 111,5. N. wholesale
lhippev oi oysters and clams.
CUTBILL R. J. foot of Raymond st, 9. N. whole
sale dealer in fine oysters.
BOYT, W [1. ASON, i2 iWamat, S.N Iootof
Raymond) lantern: exporters and w csale
dealers in us ive oysters
REED At BOUSMAN. 134 Waterst, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwaik oysters.
VAN NAME. J. L. A 00.. P. 0. Box 548 8. N.
Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chris. 11. Ais-
thorpe, prop“ Riverside ave. S f. Stoves, Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Cartonf urnace
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J. T. 45 Main st. N. chctt‘a leads,
Mnsury and Wadsworth] mixed points.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewett's, Atlantic and Seeley‘a
Mod, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH, W. fl. ACO. if: A. 17 Water st. N. agents
for 1.0an A Martinez paints.
PAPER RANGINGB.
PROWITT, J. '1‘. t5 lam at, N. window shades,
Bollnnds. fixtures, etc.
PAYLOR A ('0. 21 Main II, N. also Mm,
paints, oils, glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKNAN. C. A. 11 Alain at. N. Ofnstantancons
process. Children's photos a speciiilty.
NORTH, G. S. 78 Washington at, S. N. one quality
only and that thcbest.
READIAN. P. i: Gazette bni . N. Cabinet
photographs 32.9) per (I02: one don 51.50.
PIANO rosaib aun' altruism
KENDEE. C. 1’. our Wall and Knight sin. N. Also
dealer in pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLANING MILIJ.
RANDALL, MINER D. [-1 N. All kindsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
lEf-IKERACO., W B. Music [lull block, 8. N.
Plumbing, steam and gas lilting.
NASH, I“. II. A BRO. not. Main and West sin, 8. N.
Plumbing and gas urting. ranges and heaters.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. James W
Ryan, pro-L: ldwia O Hoyt. Inpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB It Washington It, out to PO.
6.x property for mic, houses to rent. (see adv.)
IORRELI.& L'BONIEDIEU. 96 Washington at.
ti. N selling, routing and collecting.
WILSON. 0. E. Gazette bldx, N. Investments and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of compania at the lowmt rules.
bVOODW ARD B. A No Mall: at,
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BEE DIVE, 5 Writer st, N. warm maria at all
hours, dinner 1’.':c.
tiENRV‘S, 1650. Main st. 8. N. The host 25c dinner
in the City. Bonn! by the day or week.
SANITARI ENGINE}: RS.
RIDER, W. ILA SON mr “cw an and ( nitri-
intuit Pl- u mi N. Hydraulic anti Civil engineers.
50110013. (Pr-Into)
dAIRD‘S, Nils fNSTITCTK, 6 Orchard at, N
quugiadies 1mllxrlait’mdliig and day school. i h
N. D .0 board it ac ool
fo?‘¥i‘rfld NMFW”F§, g
‘kNJionseso
sfor any college,
or course can unplugged: gully equ
ratory owns ork artists snip bin
musical department. wEpociiilad vantages or tin
the study of art. languages and elocution.
Full term beams October ‘Al Circulars will be
sent upon application.
\‘ORWALK MILITARY [NSTITL’TE N. Prank S.
Roberts. principal Circular on request.
WILSON, MR. E. II. School for boys. Non-silt,
CT. Preparator to college and scientific schools.
For circulars. rests as above.
SEWING “CHIN”.
SBAILKR, C. I. it Sol-in 9!, SN. “Wheeler and
Wilson" and "lionsehoid," noodles, oil, attach-
ments. impairing a specialty.
SEWER CON’I'R ACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. sewers built, water pipes laid,
excavating, filling, grading, landscape gardening.
SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
MJUNSBURY, lATIIBWSON A C0. SN. Ladn-s‘
fine a hm
31:20.0 WBRDBCO fact ntuinlarnom 1,73,
75, and” to Water at, S Established? 1970
Manufacturers of ladlcs' misses and children i-
dun footwear for the retail trade
nIIIRT-WAISTS AND UNDERWEAR.
tIUTCIlINSON. COLE A: CO. Norwalk, New York
and Bridgeport. Conn.
SPORTSMIZN'B GOODS.
AIKEN, JOHN H militia at, N. boa-hunters for
guns, Irhi ng tackle, ammunition, etc
STAIN BUILDERS.
BAKER. JULiUrl, Water rt, next to Wheeler‘s tunn-
dry,ll Stairs and band rails to order.
I'IIE DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS. Water
Cl. 8 N“ I )1. PM" 50'-
flCADI ENGINES AND PM?!»
NORWALK [RON WORKS CO. The, Water at,
near R. R. bridge, 8. N.
DTEAMSHIP TICKET AORNTR.
CURTIS. S W. Iluonlc building N. “Whip
tickets, hempenniou agent, notary lie,
LAYTON, JACOB N Washington at, out to P. 0
AN. e tie is, money Wm,(mui.)
STONE DEALRBS.
“KRIS JOBN ll. foot oi Washington al.8.N. also
brick, limo, cement, hair. phrtcr.
IORTON. JOHN B Oi'Taylor arena, 8 N. Ah
layer of concrete wal
RAYNOND BROS blue, brown, Greenwich and
building «one, granite and marble lriniininp.
810723.8ANOIR AND HEATERS.
mm]!!! LANDON,”IIav11and-t,3 N. Gas
atoveaandwatatbsatm RC 0. bum
POWIILW J W.” ”Wash 8N. «mas,
hsatrrv.|honaofnru Is tog “foods, m rs~
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NORTONJOIIN 3.! lovavn a. II.
and bury trucking m%y arm-“m. “W
UNDRITARIIB. .
mus, J. D. Berra JLIh duct, real.
deuce 7 Ilia-t, N 0W-
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absence: Bank,ll. www.mlmat.
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'l‘Hl‘. HEARING RESUMED.
CITY PASTDBS GIVI‘ EVIDENCE
AGAINST THE SALOONS.
Tho Liquor Cun- Cauu Hush Interest—
Ra-llt'oa Bros! and ldward Onltnor'a
Caron bull Bot-g Hoard.
Another large and interested crowd of
spectators gathered at tho CouncilCham-
bar this morning at 10:15 o‘clock to hear
evidence against granting licenses to
Hamilton Brothers and Edward Quitner.
The above cases were motioned from
MFII‘II] afternoon. R. J. Cntbiil, who
was on the stand when the Board ad-
journed, was first called but gave no
additional «mites to that previomiy
given. flours. Light and Frost did not
cross-unmine him.
Rev. Olin Bullock, pastor of Trinity
church, objected to the granting oi a
license to Edward Quituei because his
saloon was on the main thoroughfare and
also was too near the railroad track for
public safety. It was also disagreeable
to the employees in the Norwalk Lock
Works and the Iron Works. As to Ham-
ilton Brothers’ saloon. he believed it was
specially objectionable because many of
the children in going to and from the
schools had to pass the saloon. Members
of the congregation also found it can
vement to pass up Main street and go by
this saloon. He had inqoently seen
crowds of men standing in the doorway
who, from their aopearance,wt~re loafers.
Rsv. Archibald Wheaten, pastor of the
Baptist church, who testified F riduy
afternoon, continued his testimony as to
the comparative distances between the!
churches and schools to different points
in the city, showing that Main street was
the thoroughfare most convenient for
the people. Mr. Wheaten said that he
took in interest in the city, but his feel-
ings had often been oflvnded by having
his attention called to the nuisances ex-
Istiog near Hamilton Brothers and Ed-
ward Quitner‘s saloons. Between fifty
and sixty of his congregation passed
these saloons and some times during the
year meetings were held every evening
during the week. He did not believe the
young people should be brought under
the influence of these places. He cited a
care where a young lady, a member of
his congregation, was stopped near
Hamilton Brothero‘ saloon and found it
necessary to take refuge in Dr. Clark‘s
oil‘ice.
Considerable time was consumed in
discussing tho point its to whether Mr.
Wheaten would be obiidged to state
where, in his opinion, there was it suits-
bie location for 3 amino. The Commie.
sinners decided that the question was
not admissible.
Rev. C. J. North testified that one half
of the members of his church lived snutn
of the railroad track and most of these
are obliged to pass up Main street, or go
mound by way of Spring or Water
stir-eta. He also wanted to be recorded
as bi mg opposed to the saloons in ques-
IIUIIIJIC'lURt‘lhk’y were located on the
punc'pnl thoroughfare.
'At 1:00 u'ciuc‘lt the Board ndfourna
hum, when witnesses for the
defense were cnlird.
RELEASED FROM ATTACH MENT'
Salvage Suit of the New England Terminal
Company.
United States Murshul Strong has re.
IC’Ifik'iI the steamer Owrn Mchllinins,
which was seized by the New England
Tornrinal company a few days ago. The
Turminnl company has broiightnsnlvage
suit for $50,000 against the owner of the
steam tug Varidr-rco k and her tow of
fungus, which were rescued from a dim
grruis poeotion mar Greenwich Point
two weeks ago during it heavy blow.
The Owen bchiilitiirzs went to the aid
of tho Viindrrcook, which was in im-
minent danger of fuunm‘ring. and was
herself disabled. Both vessels and the
Vandercook's love would probably have
flr‘f‘n lost but for the timely arrival oftho
Now England Torrnioul company's
illPamrI’ which towed "1an into still
water.
Accident at East Nor-walk.
John liucw, an cmployoooo the Col:-
rmlidnimi mail, met with a painful acci-
(but cost of the druwbndgc yesterday
ornoon. lie. with several other work-
n, was engaged in placing a large
airmail: position when it slipped from
their group and fell, striking the great
too of Louie‘s left foot. He was assisted
to the depot and placed on a train for
Bridgeport. Tho emqrgoncy hospitul
corps were called upon to dress their:-
jured member h'u‘l’ which friends assist-
ed him to his borne.
Visions of Ora-go Blossoms.
The Sentinel recently stated that
eleven girla working in a shoe fuctmy
in South Norwalk were IO be married
before Christmas. We learn that twenty
more girls working in a corset facloiy
in the cams town, will also appear bo-
fore the altar and take the conjugal
vow» during the month. 80th Nor
walk‘s dreaina 0' nights am visions of
orango blossoms, wedding fees, pretty
brides, cake and nightmare.—-Aoaonia
Sentinel.
flmlat cit; an»...
A special oily meeting will be held at
the hall of the Knights of the Iyllic
Chain on East Washington street to-mor
row evening. The conditional accep-
tanoa of the South Norwaik library and
Pres Reading Room Corporation proper»
lyandtha laying of arm through
Woodward and Darrin avenues and
Grove and Gross streets will be coa-
m.
PERSONAL PABACRAI’IIS.
The Goings and Ila-Inga of People In
Lilia to Read About.
i}. 1:1. Pox, of Bridgeport, was .in town
yesterday.
Miss lay Miner, of Broad River, is the
guest of friends in Stamford.
Mira Susie BoOann, of Weston, spent
Sunday with borough friends.
Morris Sloan, of Rain street, borough,
spent Sunday in North Wilton.
Miss IIary Jennings, of Winoipank, is
visiting friends in New York city.
Ifiss Mamie Jones, of Lincoln avenue,
is the guest of friends in Saugatnck.
Miss Lena Wilson, of Brooklyn, was
the guest of ii. R. Basaelt over Sunday.
Louis Goldman, of New York, sonoin:
law of If. Davie, rpent Sunday in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. P B. Raymond, of Union
Park, have gone to New York for the
winter. .
Miss Ifamio Thompson, of Brooklyn,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. Lauder, on
Bayvlew avenue.
C. R. Bouton, of New Haven, aformer
Norwaik boy, spent Sunday with his
parents on River street.
Alvin Smith, of Danbury, one of the
firm of Smith Brothers, was in town to.
day, the guest of F. E. Smith.
Manager Mix. of the Central New
England Telephone company, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in New Haven.
Mrs. James Twitt, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles B.
Smith, on South First street. this city.
Mr. and lifts. A. El. Wilcox have re
turned from their wedding trip and are
now keeping house corner of Crescent
and Akron streets. ——Meriden Journal.
ENTERTAINIENTS.
"A Cyclone of Fun."
Willis E. Akers and a company of se-
lected artists or the greatest of all com-
edies, “R uben Glue," will be at the
Opera House tonight. It is one of the
biggest hits of the day.
Pun, Fast and Furious.
Jns. B. “ankle, in the new burlesryue,
I"Grimes Cellar Door," will be the at-
traction at Music Hall, to-inorrow even-
ing. A large audience will no doubt
enjoy the catchy music and novel fen
tnrca. Fun, fa.~t and furious, is king
from start to finish. Msckie'a support-
ing company isn large and thoroughly
good one.
A Novel I’orfovrinanro.
The May & Cutler Novelty Concert
company will appear at Music Hall
Thursday evening. The performance
given will certainly be novel, being
divided into three scenes—4: drawing
room, a farm scene, and also a plantation
scene. The company is composed of
well-known artists. Jerome May is
musical director.
"The Boomer. "
The [homer Farce-comedy company,
introducing the popular comedian, Dan
Packard, WI" be the attraction at the
Opera House, Saturday evening. Decein
bar 13. An exchange says: “Christoph
er Snap. ‘Tho Boomer,” as interpreted by
Don Packard, is a piece of character
comedy as legitimate and as fascinating
as the Captain Cuttie of W. J. Florence,
or the Rip Van Winkle of Joe J. flerson.
There is a place, and that it high one, for
such true comedians as Dan Packard,
‘Tho Boomer.”
1—!" Way to Ilo‘lt.._—
A Portland (IL- ) locomotive engineer
is reported to have given his experience
with bonding rind loan arsnoiations as
follows:
“Three years ago I was driving an en-
gine on the Boston and Maine road. I
had a large family and it was a hard
struggle to get along, pay rent and live.
When the Building and Loan Associn
tion was started I was asked to join and
did so. I saw the chance for a home at
once and bid on the first loan but missed
it: I took the next, however, and built a
neat outrage. Then I found that man
agement and determination to save is
very much a habit, and in a little while
around three Iota next to me. I have
built two more houses; the rents pay my
dues to the Association; sold one of the
lots at an advance sufficient to pay the
mortgage on the first one. Now that is
what the Loan Association did for me
and my family. and it is what any fam-
ily can do if they only start to do it. "
v. m. o. it. sit...
The orchestra will hold a special ro-
bearsul this evening at 7 30 o’clock and
Mr. Hopson desires every member to he
on hand promptly so as to close at at:
early hour also.
The regular Ill-monthly business meet~
ing of the association will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock in the junior depart~
ment room.
The German elm will meet as usual
this evening at R ocioch in the class
room.
Another Cold Asap.
Another cold snap set in late yesterday
afternoon and the thermometer took an-
other sudden drop. Heavy orcrcoats
were in great demand. The roads are
frozen solid and loo is making rapidly.
Skating on several of the neighboring
ponds to excellent. Tbs locust: are jub-
ilant again om the prospect of barre»
ing a has crop. and the peasant indict
lions mm tobathat they will not be
disappointed.
~fl has been gravely hinted thatthc
sditorof viii-paper is not a Dis-drums
MbutImakaanodiflmtonaas
mum-nap.” will improve
PRICE TWO ems
I
Jar
ALL OVER. THE STATE.
rot: rows or run on IS name
numerous.
3t
Casualties. Crlmaa and Other Hutton
Worthy of Mutton from non, Thar.
and Everywhere In Confluent.
The city of Rookvills has voted to in-
struct the council to petition the legit-lap
ture for power to bond the city for $150,-
000, for the purpose of obtaining control
of the water department. The Rockvllla
Aqueduct company will contest the
action of the city, claiming that the no-
tice of the meeting was not legally given.
In Shelton three salooon keepers have
been notified by the county commission-
ersto class up their places The saloon
keepers ha6'o made application for a
mandamus declaring the “no liceme"
vote illegal.
It is rumored that D. B. D. Fayet-
woather, a wealthy retired New York
merchant, who died recently, has left
Yale University a bequest equal in
amount to the largest sum ever given to
Yale,
The case of the state versus Daniel P.
Sullivan, charged with causing the
Death of John Mullen in a street fight
has been hailed by State Attorney Per:-
rose in the superior court at Willi-
mantic.
In Prospect a farmer named Sheridun,
who recently attempted suicide wrrh
parish green. foil ona pitchfork, occi-
dentaliy he says, and one of the tines
pierced his stomach, probably fatally.
The merchants of Waterbury have
been notified by the street inspector to
take all awnings down that are less than
nine feet from the sidewalk and put
them up again at their right height.
Albert H. Bartlett, forty-five years of
age, fell from the roof of a house on
Orange street, New Haven, yesterday
afternoon, and died fifteen minutes of-
terwards from the effects of the fall.
Mrs. Murcia Beers died in Cheshire last
week at the age of 101 years, ten months
and two weeks. She was born in Sandy
Book, a part of Newtown. Her maiden
nnme was Miss Marcia Sherman.
An incendiary fire in Dunbury, early
yesterday morning, burned W. F. Tomli-
son's burn on Morris street, two horses,
one carriage, hay, etc. Loss $2,300: in-
surance $1.100.
Thomas Gibson. of Waterbury, was
found dead in his bed, Saturday morn-
ing Death resulted from u clot of blood
on the brain caused by an affection of
the heart.
Warner Brothers of Bridgeport are
about to increase their corset works by
the addition of 100 new machines. giving
employment to more than 100 more
op! ratives.
lilies Kate Moore. who resides at Black
Rock, near Bridgeport, is ninety-one
years old and was keeper of the light-
house on Fuyerweuther Island for about.
fifty years.
The widbw of the late John Hobart,
who lived in Branford, purposes to con-
test her husband‘s will which gives all
his property to his nephew, William
Beers.
On the New England road near Bolton,
Saturday noon. no express train and a
freight train collided and both engines
were derailed and badly damaged.
The town of Baltic has voted to remit
the taxes of the Baltic woolen mills fbr
five- ycars and the mills will be immedi
ately rebuilt by a stock company.
William E. Trubee, one of the lending
merchants of Bridgeport, died suddenly
Friday evening of apoplexy, aged 53
years.
The Sterling company, of Derby, has
filed with the secretary of state a certifi-
cate of increase of capital from $30,000
to $210,000. ‘
Jealousy led Otto Anderson, of Groton,
to kill his wife Friday night. The in-
strument which he used was a shovel.
There are fifty Yale graduates in
Tnkio, Japan, and they propose forming
a Yale alumni amociation.
Manchester has voted 87 to 42 to peti-
tion the incoming legislature for a bor-
ough charter.
Tho nelv Norwich theater was opened
Saturday evening and the receipts were
83.500
Be ween $65,000 and $100,000 was left
by the late Major Clark Peck, of New
Haven.
Ice six and three fourths inches thick
was housed in Winated last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner
sailed for Europe Saturday.
Houaatonio Earnings.
The Ronutonio Railroad company’s
report shows gross earnings to the
amount of $1,461,409.41 for the last year,
the not aggregating $638,712 65. Tits
operating expenses reached viola! 'of
$882,750 70. The amount expended for
maintenance of way was $178,702 50;
maintenance of rquipmant, “In“;
conducting transportation, "81,821.90;
general expenses, 381, 64086. The sum
paid to tralnmon was $185,987. 34; switch.
man, flames and watchman, $17, 019. 80;
clerks and [sham ”7.35).”. The
whole number of mugs:- carrier! was
1.33.510, earning a rennin of asthma.
39: l0" 0‘ freight, M317, Ibo ravonus
amounting to $818,011.88. The whole
number of employs- was 1.082.
~Dropiu thepoat office and hear the
folks talk about the economical Drum
Indus.
onorltnn Aleutian. .
'rno I’lilior of league Dubai-“.li.
Honaatonln [or am
One case heard in them ,
Friday was that of Eugene I.“
administrator, against the New
New England and Boumtonie
Burton is the father of Erin
the nowaboy who on the 6th of,
was killed at Danbnry in a
baggage car by having his hull .
between thecardoorandlhoillllllq'
accident was due to the MIC. r. to:
running into two coal call that It“
left standing upon a side track ”4
Iy upon the main Hon—mic M
the New York and New England.
complainant sues for OM”) .
... or Hon-m. iv wt
here. Congre-Iau-alaotn E. Dem
appeared for ithonsatonlonilroai
madea motion for more specific file
plainr, and one asking that the:
slots in writing when, where ,
whom the Boomtonic railroad had W
dertaken to safely carry the deceased
and what safeguards that ought
provided had been neglected by
Housatonic railroad. The ”may. : ,
that when these facts are fully it, ,
there will be no case against “renoun-
tonic Railroad company.
Attorney Stiles Judson, in. to:- the
New York and New England railrmd,
stated that at the time or the secular
the Housatonic train was running at a
high and dangerous rats of sposdand
that. the Housatonic railroad had camb-
Iished no system of signals or warning
of any kind toguard against such All
accident at: occurred.
Judge Robinson ruled in favor of the
Housatouic.
Georgetown Jottlaga.
Leroy Smrges’ only child, two year!
old, died Sunday morning.
Burr Mills and family attended I!!!
George Mills' funeral at Sonthporl,ou
Thursday. 8
William Lee and wife, of Staten
Island, are in town, the guests of Ir, .
and Mrs. Aaron Lee.
The members of the Congregational”
church have commenced to mm:
their Christmas entertainment.
rs. Mary Thompson is getting ready
to move to Danbnry, where she will
malto her home in the future witltlaoti
son, William F. Thompson.
A Swedish minister and familyfron:
Bridgeport arrived in townonWsdnea-
day. He will make this his permanent
home, and take charge of the Swedish
church, which was recently built.
Pest, the blacksmith, had a broad,
smile on his face Thursday morning.
We suppose it was caused by his seeing
the roads covered with ice. He says he
shod twelve horses in one day Without
any helper.
E. S. Thompson and Miss Mary Davis,
both of this town, were united in mar-
riage on Sunday afternoon last, and on
Tuesday evening a large number of their
friends called upon them to congratulate
them. They were all made doubly. - ,el-
come and treated in fine rib-pew .. -
The Gilbert or Bennett Manufactufin” 3
company have finished their new'elmt-
ed railroad from the gnlvanizingahop to
the glue building, There will boneh-
tiouury engine at one end, which will
draw the cars back and faith. Thiegill
be a grant labor and money saving Ina-
china, as they have been in‘tho habit of
taking all their wire netting from one
shop to another on wheelbarrow.
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Wisdom of the Wits.
Irnte caller—ls the editor in? Editor
(rising to a height of six feet four inches)
—He is. Caller—Ah! I’ll call sometime
when he‘s out.
Ethel—Did you get excited at the firs ?
Cbapprn—Tewwibly! Why. I actually
went out on the street without awanging
my tie.
“That’s a bad cold you ’60 got; what
are you taking for it. 9" “Up to the pre-
sent 1 haven t got anything for it but
advice."
"We can ‘t leave for an hour.”
“Why not?"
“My Wife has gone into the kitchen
for a second. ”
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pure just, replied promptly. “just, jun
ice, justification!”
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man. "What’s the use?" said the
humorist on the dock. ”I‘hsrs’ a no post!
office where you are going. "
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lion so hard that it will not be easier 00f
him to answer than to say. “I don't
know."
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nail the baby r’ Johnnie—"I don't think
we’d better call him any of the names
paper called him last night when he was
crying. He mightn’t like It when Ito
growod up.”
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you were paying so much attention last
evening, Leon.” aaid‘liia' mother, "tall!
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need to know anything about mum,
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