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NUMBER 907.
Entered at {be Post om at 301th limit: ltd
Secondt‘laaa Hatter, ,
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1890.
DIRECTORY
will “fill“ lilliiili
TOWN OF NORWAIJKI
AW: II.-—Norwalk; s. N.—South Nor-
wafi; I. N.—-Kall Norwalk.
than. our under- wbo an not ol-
rouy Iwfloolof tho fact wo would an that
m I:- herwl- ”pun-ted. whet or of
or mall (I 0. will be loud
my nlhblo In every bualunaa Inna-
.flhl. and well worthy of III patmm
M to than.
AIB COMES. _
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO.'I‘he, data It,
can It. It.
uhlnswfl
furnished at Watt;- in N
3439514., Itlt D. our. Main 5 . -
, w,w;ul!snaud free hand drawing.
Auc'nomns.
.1 one: in Wall t. N- W
m ' W- ,
new; vacuum. 95 mom It.
allklnds mm
mnwms. imw tori-mm!
when:
NJnd 54 Wilmington
7 HI
mmnsoflzzm .m common”. M
n. 3. 1N. out
man. cos, .
scum mine. IBNo.Xalnst,S.N. Sole
wt for Ilorton‘s celebrated ice cwmmw .N P
WERN flAS.L.Ininat.neur ‘ , . I‘In:
calm” and ice cream. Fresh goods daily.
WON’S "Home blade" Bread Baker , Ornnlto
ville. have orders 3t Otis Pitzcr's, I. .lt Place,
INTRAL BANKS. The \‘l ll t V
NATIONAL BANK. , ’n s , l .
capitol printout, surplus 14,I00.' George M:
Ilium, ' ni; Ill. _L. yer. Vice-wwdem.
William Ciirtlii,ciulh;:r.Th 68Washlngtonni
'Al- BAN . e. .
£11112; mfghN. Capital $100,000- snrpluo 812'.
too. It. ii. new“, president; Jacob II. Loy
tomwhler.
FAIRFLELD COUNTY NATIONAL DANK,'The
44 Wall ill, N. Inwwornied ISM. Lflplw m,
an. Pleat,me .Illyatt; vioepmt..l:.dwm
O. Keeicr; outlier. Imus C. Green.
FADIF’IIILD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. Them
Wall at N. Depoaits influx). surplus 85mm
Winfield S. Hourly, prut; Mnrtin 51.nov, lice
pm; James H.8ailey, um. I .
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The, JI filial.
tit, N. incorporatad 1557. Cnpltnl wool). bben
cur Hill, '. E. J. lilil,ince pit—sh; II. P.
Price. cashier. Directors, ll. llill It. J. llili,
W.O.'I’hoinaa, n. it. Lockwood, J; A. Osborn
O. E. Wilatm. E. W. D. \l. hitch, ll. b
Bilhop. Bankers’, Mcmhants‘. Manufacturers ,
Personal and Family mounts are uolmrat.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, \\ till 'st, N
Deposttn' aver Wdluaurglna $90,000. ngl
I. Holmes, .; R. mufurd, VICC‘DI’UEI.,
GeorgeE. ’ treats.
sown NORWAIJI SAVINGS BANK, The, p.
posits over $500 on. surplus $5,000. Alden but
mans. pro-L; John H. Knapp, trons. Interest
paid deposition. Money loaned on mortgage.
DEEP. (Wholesale.) [1
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. til. N. ammono
beef, pork, aheep,lninb, veal, etc.
TERI! , Wu. H. a; (30., N. Armonr’a beef and
provglons. flomedreascd hunb and mutton.
BILL P0311123 AND DISTRIBUTOR.
MTON, J. F. Poet oillce box 435, N. Circular:
folded in over Ill!) Sunday papers.
BLACKSMITHS.
CARE, 630. T. toot Baymond rt. 5. N. Horse-
aboein peclnlt .
g . Inning]; BUILDEIIS.
GEO. II. II CO. P. 0 box hill, 5. N. nuildcrs
bridges, docks. pile IOIIDIIALIODS, etc.
BOOT AND OBOE DEALERS.
BROWN, II. 8. 50. Main at, s. N. custom Work and
repunng' ' asmmlty. . .
HARVEY, C. I]. No. Mull) It, 5. N. speculum: in
boon. alnea and rubbers.
'WOBJOIINBDONJD Wmhlngton st. S. N.
A goods-autumn atlnw prim.
3001' AND 5110! REPAIRING. h
PHILIJPS. GEO. ‘29 Railroad Place. is. N. A
work nutty and promptly done. .
BOOKSELLEBS AND STATIONEBS.
. . AnTlIU N. card engravtng, wed
mega'tiinery, bacilli and tennis goods.
PWSTED'S DRUG STORE, 43 Winnington st,
8. N. School supplies and generiil amlluucry.
BOX MAKERS, (Wood Ind Piper.)
KNAPI’ . 1". Water at, s. N. manufucturcr of bar
clue, ' E ‘ boxes, etc. General shop jObblng.
BUILDING ”Tl-Slum.
FIRMS JOHN II. fl. Washington st, 5. N. also
blue «due. sewer pipe, hay, straw, etc.
LEONARD, CHAS. '1‘. Winter at, N. brick of All
kinda. lime, cement, lactcr, hair, etc, also blue.
atone. Ire brid and t: . .
RATIOND BROS. lilwankee, Philadelphia and
Trenton "Elli. kick, lath, lime, cement, adamant.
BUTTER. 0.113.332... [5665. ‘ii P
’I‘I‘IIII IIOUS next door to t e on
wuggra specialty trade of all dldcrcn.
varieties of cheeae, imported and domestic. A1.
gratin of butter, eggs, lard, mnnul goods, etc
CARRIAGE BEI’Ofl'IUItllfis.
DANN, WM. E. 50 Wall at, N. Cnrnngumnrnm,
bra-an, atablc and curring: furnishings. .
CADRE-N115” AND BUILDERS.
CROWD, JAMES C.shopAnn st, 5. N, mum.
given. jabbing promptly attended to.
HORTON, WI. A. o'.’ Tayloravenuc, 5. N. Jobbing
ptly attended to.
RANDALL. I. D. Itaintall‘a inlll, It It. “mm,
macblncry run by cheap power enabler me to gm
tow Marco. Large work a specialty.
RAYIONDJ. B. 60 Water It. 1N. manufacturer
molding brackets. casings, comm blocks, col
m. balnatcra. Band, scroll sowing ant.
turning. lint blocks, bottom mun,bcnchcs.rackp.
Jobbing’dotio. WWI given. Telephone 51—6.
WOOD B. B. 13 Grove at s. N. Jobbing
BIIKB y . to .
'IIAO .B.a on»... nearlfiiln.—Otllcc cor.
“Wallslz'ailmmuveq N ' tlwam wood working,
mouldliw, witnlow frames and turning. Lowest
nun-lac. Motley loanul. Telephoul: lumber 2.32.
0mm AND alumnus.
30011814) A IlOY'I‘, 8 (lactic blag, N. 68 Wash
lngwn It, it. N. the: advertisement.)
CABBIAOI'. MANUFACTURERS.
TILLYJIIINBY. Nulnln at, SN. manufacturer 0!
«ms. Special attention gtwn to “pulling.
WRIGHT a 'LYNN, fuoiof l-‘ninltlln rimminfu
trim of w I. truck», or. hinting,
trim-tin: and repairing Inlllflllly. [write-shoeing.
CATEBILBB.
‘ARTOIB c. 8.2! No. lain It formerly of Drum)»
”way. N. I. caterer for we‘i'tdlnfrv algal turtle”.
anomalous All“, .w mus Ann
II. the m ”I“.
CATHOLIC GOODS.
‘ J.'I'. A 00. 25 Main iit. N. alto new»
“new; station-sand buohavllum
w “I. WDIACTIKBEBS.
[MAID CHAS. T. Wain N. all rim and
shapes. ado artificial stein. cop on, etc.
CIGAR H01 IANUIAC‘I'IJBIIS.
”HAD. 3. in Install rt ll. N. mum
3511:3535; boati- uid drain! in ribbons.
CIGAR mU'ACTIIBm
011' LIBTIAD CIGAR CO. Tho lotiojaln
flu, $3.03!“!er of Im- clgan.’
om vim. CIGAR (:0. The, Washington it, ll. lit.
W In.
WAONIIHL fl mun-t. 8.11. I100 jobber ln
”crunch.
CIVIL "DRIER”.
APP. WI. 5. In Washington It. 5. N.
namin- gml to local annoying. Lock ml”
W. B. l CON. m. Went Ivonne and Cotm»
%.O.N. mdl‘llflklfldmlm mum.
1mm. . “It. I. Auordaapvonptly
IO.
W0 DIAL!“
COW BM. laconic building, N. and It
mw.matammlobhmul rat-rim.
COAL AND WOOD.
any I]. (LWthlngtm MAIN. Ulrich,
Wu. Instill. Cram Clara. Pm;
cnnsrwun it. dammit.
lugm‘flfl mun."
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.mpmmmnnmvu
it. .uI-mwhdlfl liar-arm.
mewm
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MB 130W”. [arm I. N. Hum
toms of the m Ila 0. cm
0000!! m1“
PLAIS’I’ID’E COUCH aunt-mud to can.
manufactured at 48 “la-Ilium Ii. 8.15.
0300“!“ AND ousowm _
NABII. P. I] A Blto. cor. lainand'latfil. I. I.
and tin wure N w”,
MTG“, The, 0. Halo a mat
”Elfin”, glas- wnre. hon-elm minnow.
DENTIS’I'H.
BOUTWKLL. C. I". hadn’t block, 8o. lain It. 8.
N. Oflioe Morgan. in. loop. in.
KINDAIJ. GED. 8.. DDS. Washl cor.
Minus. N. Homilouoo pm. I“
WKIII . 0. onto: at residence Lewis
“near . K‘ J lanai Church, N. gun administered.
Gold lain crowns inserted.
WEED.W. I... D.D.f-l. Wildcat WMIII ii at, an.
llournfiu. rn. totlp.rn. (lasadmln tried.
D0038. BASH AND Burma.
SMITH.W. II. A: CD. If: in: Wm st, N. carriage
wood work, whack, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE. l'. I. ”Millet, SN. Crushed-tone.
aunt mm. at.
m
pipe, 8 to m Inc an
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave, B. N;
thudny hours, ll 10101.qu to 9 p. in. Prescrip—
tions artfully compo .
GREGORY, J. G. 38 Wall st, N. Doubliahcd 1829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular wees.
MOON, JOHN A. 11 Main at, N. Yorfurncc,4lfly
five different perfumes.
PLAISTED'S #3 Washington st, ll. N. patent modi-
ciiics, etc. I’hysiciuns' prcccrlptions a sptcinlly.
DRY-GOODS.
AlBLERJ. L. Jr SONS—“The Editable," No. '2
Gazette building, N. Dry goods, Oil clothe, mat.
ting-s and rugs.
BANKS, It. K. Mahnckcmo 110th block, 8. N. dry-
goods, notions,glovoli. etc. Undorwcara spatially.
BENNETT, J. 1",“) Main st, N. Business camb-
lishcd over forty-two years.
DICKEIIMAN, A. a SON, bl Wuhlmon at, s. N.
drygootls, carpets, etc. (see adv.) .
SCOFIELD s; IIOYT. 3 Gazette bldg, N. 68 \l ush-
lngton st, 3. N. (See advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Guam: bldg. N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery,
ELECTRIC] aN.
BAKER, E. V.. Electric ulna lighting; burglar
dilution; cnll hells, .lkc.
EXPRESS 0031 I'ANI [13.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. olllcc railroad station, H.
N. null «iii Wall at, N. press forwarders to all
ports ol‘ tho world. Passenger tmlilucrt'icc. Low
rates. Lester liunt, agent.
BXPREssMEN.
BUXTON 8r BRUNDAGE, office ill. Benedict's, 43
Wall st, N. Our motto, "prompt attention.”
UAVANAGII‘S EXPRESS, bagging; fumitnrcnnil
pianos moved. Leave orders at ’lnistcd'a, S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at post-olllcc and
IInlc's. Careful and prompt scrvtcc.
EXTRACT.» EaaENCEs. B‘I'C.
BYXBEE. F. S. t (.‘O. 99 Main st, N. Mnnnfnctur-
cry of Scoficld's celcbrnted flavoring PXURCIC.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. mrtniiftu-ttircru of
[Inc extracts. F. s. Ambler.
I-‘I-JB’I'ILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's snpcr-plnxphole,epec-
ial uninurcs, land plurtcr, ground builté,WOtnl ashes.
SMITH, W. II. A CO. Water st, N. agcnta for Wilv
Hunts Clark & Cole standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock. spcc'
luls iu ordcrdlrc inortor,sand,chirnncy tint: linings
FISH, OI’SI'BBS. CLAMS. ETC.
LIUN’I‘ a ZELUI'F, 6'.) Washington at, s N. dnc
fish, oysters. clams, fruitv, game, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOIIN B. 6?. Taylor avenue, 5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors I'm flag, commie,
asphalt, brick, contour. and gravel walks.
MILDA wrun- AND EUI' WATER.
HEATERS.
nun, W. II. It CO. Music [lull block, 8. N.
sole ugents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best mode.
full to use it.
L‘IIOIIIIEDIEU, DANIEL. east end of Washington
at bridge. The choircst. of forudy dour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, rtruw, flour and feed in
packngr, load, car or czirgo lot 3.
“ED MILL. Duricn. Crul'nut At time.
ground foul, graham and rye lloitr.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL, Woulwuril Plum, 5. N. punt», cut
flowers and ornnuwilml picccs Inilllc to order.
OL'IGL'E, P. L. 3’5 Ward at, o p. Union L'cnnrtr-ry, N,
Plants. cut flowers, etc. 'loritl work a lpecnlty.
.chAY. JOHN, E. N. nm the depot. Bedding
hints—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.
- lue roses u specialty.
alITII, JOHN ii. tlorhluin' it. 9.2:. the oldéat and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kind! it specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, THEODOKEJVaahlngtou ill,(r'.'..'l. and)
Furniture, looking glosses, picture frume-, t'fC.
CRAII A WIIITTLI-bll-JY, :13 Mom It. N. lltay
month; old stand) 6w Advertisement.
RAYMOND GEO. I]. new store, It} llfld is Main st,
N. Four doors above old stnrc.
STOW, DAVID. as. :29, 30, and 3‘3, :lo.M:tln at, 8.3.
Furniture, mnttruscu, etc.
OAS LIOIIT COMPANIES.
NORWALK OAS IJGII’I‘ COMPANY, omcc 19
Wuer II, N. Gas for light, MM um! prover.
Coke rlx cent: per bushel. Codi an tlircc dol-
lars per barrel, pnclutge extra.
GROCEBS, (Whales-Ia.)
HOLMES k HELEN, 93ml II Wall rl’. N. whole-
pAIe grown, dour, grain, hay, ctc.
SELLEL‘K BROS. IA Ind lb Willi ct, N. wholcnnle
ipoccni, dour, fcc grnin, bay, etc.
IIOCIZKS.
BROWN I WILCOX, 70 Washington st. :9. N. pole
Agents for celebrutcd [farmington ctr-awry hotter.
BECKER, CONRAD, HI Washington at, 3. N.
choice groceries and provision.
PW, CHAD. II. Incccaaor to “ammonia No.
lain at. s. N. table Miracle: for family trade.
FINNEOAN AO'RILILIX, fills Mom at, 5. float,
fend, bay, straw, cool hurl world.
IINNEY A: BENEDICT,“ Willi at, N. (my and
staple groceries, wnfectiouery, fruit, ctr.
I'l’l'Cll, D. W. West ave,cur.lfvrwm rt, N. council
goods, collect. teal-i, butter, etc.
OLOVEII, C. I.. all Wall at, V. 1 cam in the heat
trade obtainable.
OUYEII . $03. 1'. D. S W' 8. N. In:
aria. choke mail. “43:: and, em. W
IIANVOIID. W. ll. Bun ave. W Kit. tuition, IN.
Actuator plum. Iclwol nupplwc. etc.
LAWTON, F, I). A CO. :82 50. Mom at, S. N. po-
wer 3nd tunic detract".
L’IIOIIIBDIEU. DANIEL. wit end of Worthington
at. go, a N. ms, mitten, spice», a rpcclalty.
MOOREQ IIMLIIAN, Nouuin ut. near Wrat. 5.3.
Inn Wat. foreign fruits, flour, (ml. etc.
NEW YORK TEA (50., at fluid It. Np]. Ikllltr~
Tub, colleen and uplcro a npcrlnlty.
NIL’KBw-ION A film. “an arm 3': Iain at, 1". l
vpccmlty made of table delicacm.
Milan, OBI). Wilton ave. and School at. N.
New store. new guid- new prmea.
:IBYMOIIB. C. I. 33 Worthington at, El. N. M
quarter- for celebrated 'Drw Drop' mm W,
VALDEN. CIIAlel. ll. 5W.“ «,5. Crramny but.
tar, chm, em, table dalicacica, from, stc.
OCH-r ADD AMMUNITION.
Don't
Grain. clinic
ll GUNS. AMMUNITION mil sporting (out. at rii
kind;- iil Sn vt Writ" i-f.. S.
IIA'I’I‘IIII' [lilo- (M'I‘Il’l 0')
ASCII, 409an J. 7 loan: at, n. N, aloofm
of but bodies.
BATE». MARTIN JR 3 CO, 73:09! m It. s.
N. Importer-of uni chino, pin-he», trimming».
and cutters of hattera‘ lm.
"A112.” TOOLS.
wnmln. W. A film at, ll. N. iron founder.
light roll carting, ulnar/loo waiter bone.
llA’l'a AND CARD. {Bot-ll.)
INAP‘P 'I'lllr llA'l‘TIill, 71 "may at, I. l.
a malty mark of Ian atil sad ham.
IIATIAHD'AC'I'IIM
CRO"? I “A, , W I”. m
couldn‘t} “Wamb'foflulflJlJl.
Newl'orkolu One-cm
count. A mount-chairman.“
“methyl-Ia.
urlorm ammocu, or, u, an. drum
Latin-coring“ on”.
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'mmlflu T- '
Wflh&l W
WWW m m1.
PEOWI'I'I'J.T. “his”. 1!. WW“
mm. w. 1300.15 and it Water II. it. built
mmv‘tmm mu, a n m
com. m. In? (its adv.) '
mm mm.
WIMP. 8.22Wallw.N.curtan mm
and repairing neatly due.
[1085' 03m.
PARSONS I. II. Brnokalde Stock farm, ll. N. In
bim- united anlnol
wall pnrpoaca. All uold by
this establishment are warranted; Home of the
Proud: catching rtalllou "Galllard."
aorta: mom
In UIIA JOHN No. lain ELN. tpoclai at
median Jim to chatting drlriu'z't trotting burle-
IIO’I'IL'LO.
AMERICAN IIUI'EL, ill lain $.13. Collin»
Kampala Ian. remnant attac .
P
GERIANIA flmflmm m
scam" I 5% Busty on «pm
No ALE "UT . . . .
"min (vi-mi; hi on my
OLDW I! as ngtm .
WW.lmmnbm
STEVENS, I. II. ”Washington rt, 8.1! crockery.
11mm, tin and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BURCHAII‘D. B. ”Holden Point Farm," 9. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AOEN’I‘S.
COOLIDOE A LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain at, N. Insul-
aoccand ml estate in oil its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB If. Washingmi at next to no
8 . lire, plate glass, accident and life. (see adv )
IJOCKWOOD, WM. cor, Main and Wall at», N. Item
estate, investments, loans negotiated, etc.
MORRELIA L'HOMIIEDIEU, 95 Washington at,
til. N. strictly Enoch" mnpanics represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 15 A 17 Washington at,
5N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT OEN'L LIFE INS. C0,, :5. 8. L‘
Hrlmrnoditrn, circuit, Washington at. SN. sec ad.
METROPOLITAN LII-'2 INS CO. ‘24) Washington
st. 8 N. F. J. (lrubb, maintain anpt
NOIIWALK FIRE INS. (10.. N. In anccassfn»
bualncna since two. No outlitnrirling lone clalim
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. 45 Washing
ton H, S. N. Jrlo. French, lust. iinpcrintcruloiit.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
(IRAIIFI'IID Ii. ll. Masonic bldlg, N. 6% Bond:
liddlenex Iloiiking and Equitab c M‘t'gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. II. A: CO. 1.5 and 17 Water at, N.
springs, Mics, car-tinge hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MEIIRIT'I', E. M. 52 and .56 Witter at, N. iron worlt
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Witter
at, H. N. Win. ll. Iloyt, proprietor.
IRON I'OL'NDBIES.
OILI-L‘l 8r CLANCY at The Nortvnlk Iron Works
00., Mid also or. Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWIZLEIH.
I’I-IftRIS, A. il. 30 Sn. Main at, S. N. op. t‘ity Hotel.
SN mic watch repairing n npcrlnlty.
IIOYT, II. B. 28 No. Mnln at, s. N. strictly firstclaav
300119 at low prices.
JACKSON. MORAND, 56 Wall rt, N. watches, dis
mood-i, etc. Fine wntch mpuiring a spcciul: y.
HOOD. II. S. diamond-mutants, jewelry. silver and
plated warn, repairing ospcc‘lnlty. 53 Main wt, SN
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED E, mom 3 Multiple b'd'g, Wal.
st, borough. Notnry and Real Esmtc.
FROST. RUSSEI. B No. Mum st, notary, legnl
DDSIIW! of all kin carefully attended to.
IlUllLIllI‘i'T. J. BELOEN. rooms 5 and 6 Gazett-
bullding, Wall at, borough.
LIOII’I‘. JOHN II, 102 Washington at S. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for New York state.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD If. room 4 (libretto bldg.
borough. Attorney. notary and pen-lone,
SBYIOIIR, JOHN 9. room It. Weld Co. Nut
Boob building. N. Counsellor or law.
WALSH, JOHN J. room 1 Masonic building, Wdll
st, borough.
LIVEBY STABLEl-l.
DANS. HORACE E. Excelsior livery nntl boom
lug stables. Office No ,3 River st, N.
URI-IOORY, GEO. :5. H Knight rt. N. Pine turn
out.- A rpvcmlly. Titlcpbtlne m3.
LOCK Mltsci-‘Aflcrtrzits.
LOCKWOOD MANI’FAC'I‘UKINO CO. Du ' vi, a.
N. Mouufnctnrm of biiiloiers‘ hnrilwnre. mini
ol‘fln: 36 Pearl at; New York 0mm: 9‘.) Hindu st.
Chicago crime l9 Loki! st.
XORWALK LOCK COMPANY, S. N. New York
omens: Chambers pt. Lock» and biiildrrtl' hiird
lure; designer»; footidcrn; workers of artistii
hon-e: trimmings in bronze, brass and iron.
LUMBER om LEI“.
HILL, 2. J. 9 Water st, N. All kinds of lumber tic-
Tinted to any point by rail, min or ventral.
MACHISE'SIIOI’S.
NORWAIJI IRON WORKS CO. The. waft! at.
near it. It. bridge, 3. N. General irinchlncry. iron
and brass col-tings, forgin s, Bniihltt mrtnl, re
polio for mannfnctorirr steamboat;
SL‘OFIELI), WM. A. Knight rt, N. New machinery
mic and repairing promptly nttcndrd to.
MARKET (IABDI’ZNERS.
JENNINGS A WATERBL'RY. S. N. herrica and all
mirth-n produce in scat-an for [lllf wholrrnlc trade
MARKETS.
A MODELHARKIT, 3” ‘VIIII at, N.th.Wdrinclt
prop, boat, ml, lamb. motion and poultry.
AVISON, A. 158 xfllll at, N, menu. frl'llll, vcgctn
bias, bah, oyntcrv, clams, and ercallopa, biittcr
eggs, lard, urinal "min, etc.
BENNETT A NESTED, aunts, fish, 0 m, lob
um, elm, fruitr. as No. Mnln st, 3 . ,
BL‘lSELL. DANA C. 12 Main at, N. choice meant.
poultry, fish, vegetables, etc.
liltiTTO‘tl CENTRAL IIARKET. 6 Water at, N
Mm, vegetablca. fruit». poultry, nt lOWcilL printer
CARR. WILLIAM II. Benedict Farm mnrlurt, EN
Fine mean. fresh vimmblmalowcatmsh pricra
PAKBINO’I'ON J. A. menu, ultry. linh,oystcrs
regietdbtn, fruit», butter. etc. .ft billion, is. N
ufilsT, GEO. [Ln-r manor. [-2. N. choice menu.
Vegetables. fmll, tic. Lowest cash prim.
HAY” PERI) it! No lulu nt ll. N. prime incur.
of all . home rendered lard a uptgciulty,
JUDSON. A. O. Central lurkct. cor. Mom and Ilavn
land st, i9. N. (‘hoicv imam. poultry, vcgtemblcn
LIXBIZ RNBII, WI. 19h Wilmington rt. brlilgg, 5
N. denier in oil hind- fmb maria.
UOCKWOOD. L Washington M. bridge. 8. N. In»
meats, flab, oyiim, than, vegetables, etc,
IDCKWOODL LOCKWOOD, 7 Main It, N. line
mt.- poultry. lair, oymra, claim it specialty.
LYOlllt, A. 3., Old Well Normal Not Iatn a.
9. N. prim»: insat- rod poultry at Iowa-I prlcon,
IALIO, ALBIN, loin at. meat Want, $.31. choir}:
marl, tinb, oymrv, tractable», «damn, «it
PlcltlilfiNO, II. 8. Liv-t armop. «bod homafihl,
beef, vrnI, mutton, rtc.
HCIIMTB, JACOB, 1! Walt Wuhlnqwn «,5. N.
drietly Wino mu, poultry a rpeclalty,
outrun WAsiuNo'roiv MAitttlt'i'. so Wuh
tau-t. 9.1%.“: min and poultry for fmily trod»
fiflLLASKJ. W. in WI rt, N. wagon mm
daily all over the town.
WADE, W. B. norm, llmllmvc. 5.“. run-
toallpawtnol'tmvu withlncl‘ruhand calmed"
WIXONJ. B. 1': Wall rt, N Clarice new, pout
try, fruit». "puma. butter, am, etc.
IAIBLE AND GRANITE. a
BAT”. l'. W. Warn at. It. irianutacthrrr of am:
gunmen-d will: work. ciao dealer in building
atone ml ram work.
rl’l'lVIiNll. I. W. m Info at. N. Kathie and grun-
lte mm mm. print», m
“In"! All) BUILD!”
SMOKE, IIINRI’, It Vent on. 11!. All kind!
of «our union distract: m
EIIILIXJN. WILLIAI. l0 Wilton mun. II. Ohm!
mans. Am car'finmetc.
ultra, WILLIAII n. a first It, I. ll. Jobbing
My W to
mutton. within. a Bill mt, All kind-of
not: and all promptly stunted to,
“unite comic-I frog mum duty.
um ”mu
m I”. W hat I. at! It
claMIKJLN. W'af autumnal:
IBMIIA" Tail!!!”
WIKLLZI 'flmfi. A pertain”.
‘mzl nmmmflfi.mm
mix“ u m“
.113 nuns.
“mnemm H“
m1 AND I'AIOI cocoa.
OfldANMJIIII. II. damn!» I. null-w
'uwcma am for still"! own.
It II (new '
v . )
man A6111.» I I! Iain . I.
, Ill: l I. cum-idol.”
atylam. Mayo .
1r. Joanna-unusual. mm.”
audllalraooda
lll'lw moans: “W'-
EBADL Ills.O.W. I .
Klingffimagfl. Ian-W matcouly
(KHZ. If” IIN’NIII’. m “not, It. PM.
andovmlmmctlou. -
«Egon/it.“ Ii. 87!!!“ lull. m. up
mamoir. um» no: out. Vocal lav
‘ lid-gm“ K It North «out. I
JAE . .
Mag'omdmpmm.“ d
A" Ills. I.J. bu W
1vocalifi'rlc. Desiring; Mink. ll. Plain“?!
magnum. u 3‘
H. I. 74 m .L - M
amniotic-hue-
m I
. D;
“MI I.“ 'mlaw w
rmw TORI mm
more a. D. Orlm tilt at W. mo.
74 Worthington rt, S. N.
LOCKWOOD, C. 1 081m Balm“. I. I" m
ory‘I N.; New York too Greene at.
NEW I SECOND-HAND mammal.
PODMOXE, WM. under Salvation Army mil.
9. N. Btoves, ranges, crockery, mic, etc.
ovsm mm AND DEAL!“
BELL, IIIKAII P. O. Box ill. .. . N. whole-ale
shipper of oystcnond clamo.
IIUTBlqu R. J. foot of Raymond It, 9. N. whole
sale denier in dneoyntcrat
HOYT, W. II. A SON, 1% Water at, S. N. foot of
Raymond) plauuerv, exporter! and w leak
dealers in native oyatcrs.
REED a llOlISIIAN, 1M WM“, 3. N. plantar
and shippers of Norwnlh oysters.
VAN NAM J. L. 5 (IO, P. 0. an: MS 9. N.
Oysters an clams, Wholelsllle nod retail.
PATTERNS AND MODEM
SORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. My
thurpe prop, River-rode M78, :9. . Mountings
and Il’ot Air Furnace work it rpcclalty. Sole
agent for tin.v celebrated Carton furnace.
PAIN'I'E. olui Aivn GLASS.
PROWI’I‘T, J. T. to birds rt, N. erett'ii leads,
flamnry and Wadsworth) mixed points.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewetr‘s, Atlnottc and Sealer»
Load, Colcuttn oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
wIIITfl. W. ll. AGO. [5 A: I? Water rt, 3’. mm
for Langmuir A Martinez paint».
PAPER HANGINGS.
PROWITT, J.’!‘. n lum- It, N. window titular,
Hollands. fixtures, etc.
PAYLOR A (:0. in Haiti It. N. aim hnvdwm,
paints, oils, glam. etc.
PBO’I‘OGKAYIIIZBN.
llI.ACKMAN. C. A. ll IInin rt. I“.
promise. Children's photos it rpecinlty.
NORTH, (l. S. 79 Washington at, H. 5:. one quality ,
only and that the best.
KEADIIAN 5‘. it Gazette ”“an N. W;
photogrcphs 92.3) per data; one felon. $1.50.
91AM) TUNEK‘ Aim “Portions.
tIENDEE. (1'. F, mt Wall and Knight. 9.?» N. Aim
dmlei in plenum. organs, sheet music, etc.
I’LANINO MILL».
RANDALL. MINI-Tit D. E. N. All kludsof wood
Work ill. rcltlll or for the trade.
I’LL' DIDINO.
'( was run.
IDRTMWW: not anyono had been annoyed or nols
; SHCRB had bum eommitttd in the vicinity
I.
M
. PRICE TWO ohm; _
WILL THEY BELICENSED i
FURTHER EVIDENCE IN TIIII LI-
QUOR CANE “BABIIGII.
runway [or I» Donor. low Bolus
[loud—ll» Vim Two cam Not Yet
Diapoaed of.
The hearing of the liquor cases was
continual at the Council Chamber yrs-
tcrday afternoon. .
Rev. J. A. Biddle. partorof the Con-
gregational church, unified that he was
oppoml to the granting“ llcenm in the
cam in question hectare of their central
location. Ilia attention had been called
to the fact that Edward Quitner’s uloon
wasobjccitonabic to tho employees in
them (priory beforathc matter of 9
radian-mm wk; nos ‘
The location of the IIIOOII‘ on Main
street were such that people attending
his church were obliged to puts them
and they found them objectionable.
Mr. Biddle was the last Withers for the
romomlnntr.
J. II. Ellcodorf was the first witness
called upon for the defence. Hr- count!
and the location of Hamilton Brotheru'
labor: 3 proper one. He had never seen
a crowd congregate about ninth
to the: aaloon,ulthough he had seen a
tow mm about the place at dim-rent
timer. About the nuisancra committed
tirar Iht,‘ promises of W. C. Quiutnid.
Ir. Illirndorf thought it was the work
of patrons of Music Hall. He believed
that Hill-e who wruld relegate the ca-
Iooris to side street» were doing the devil
a sensor. “Iii idea was that saloons
«bun d b.- on the most public thorough:
fart-s. »
Jovph Tammsny's opinion was that
Hamilton Biothcrn’ coloon rm properly
located and he bellc'cd that it would be
hater If all the animus were stationed
on If": main stint-l of a place. He testi.
lit-Id m to the manner in which the saloon
He could not state whether or
i of rilhvr of the turn saloons.
William B. IIubbell beIlIWftI that the
{ lwunm of Hamilton fliotlmrs' saloon as
‘dririablw no any in town.
vmrn crowds about the cntrnoc», which
Em his judgnmzt tvcrc attracted both by
lift.» when and tho prrfnrmancc.
, int; hi~ administration as Mayor It? had
He had often
Dur
WEEKER& (10., W El. Monte Hall block, ll. 1". ; rwvm In till] a Complaint against the sa-
I'liimbmg. cram and can tilting.
NASH. F'. II. & BRO. cor. Mil and We}; link, 5. N. ,
Plumbing and gas fIItlnu’. Wit and heorm.
RAILKIIADS.
NORWALE HORNE RAILWAY CO. Jamil W.
IIyittt, DI‘CIL‘, Edwin (I. 8011:. nupt.
REA]. WA“ 3W5.
form. Illa beiirf In}! that BRIOOIH should
be tncaml upzn the main strata.
Synod ll:|flI’II titrated that as an t iii-
.c»: or: IIW Knuth Norwask police furor,
i be but epsrsal instructmns to rciimin in
LAYTO'N, moon it. w-smngwn at. am in no, i If!“ Vicinity ct Much: u.“ on the gum,“
8N property for sale, now to rout. (no adv.)
KORREIJ. A L‘HOMIIKDIIIU, to Worthington rt,.;
bl. N selling, renting and collecting, ‘
l‘rf pmfrnmnm and tin-vent nuisances
try-tog C‘Ilvmfl’ll'I. IL.- had rwvrr srcii
w’lmoNJr E. (mum bldg, N invmmnia Md :mytnmg eh m tilt. minim that could be
in
moncy to 1mm. Aim tutti-once wrlcnen blip“
0' C001 [lllnllffi RI [be MW?!“ [Klimt
WOODWARD, E. A. No. Itsiin rt. it. S.l’.0l}1€€§ n
rent und building lots for side.
Elli" A l.’ 3.! 3“.
KEY.) {Ill/E, 5 Water at, N. warm incala at all
hours, illnnrr 251:. ’
:IENRY'H. Ill No. limit at. H N. Tho brat 25c rilnnvr
in {be rity. Boitrd by tho nL-ty or weak.
SANITARY IJ'NOISI‘Iv
RIDER. W. II. it NON mt. Wtw' . mil 1 Mil"
lmult l'lnrv, H N, llydmiillr :itui ‘ivilemginwrxt.
H, scrum“. (Privacy
llAIltD'tl, marl INS’FITIZTE. f. mallard at. N ‘
Young liulioa budding Mid day school.
IEAD. Mrs. allldfdc, .‘1. [my :mrr mulling whom i
for glrlaund young Indian.
.or cuurue corn lots in lr .lf.
rotary attache . New,
'mflrilctll department.
0
Tony equipped Lio- .
orb srtlsrir ample at in .
citsrzlctwi 2w] at. n i mariner: He had
rlrvl-t lbs-72rd vulgarity or profanity is~u
in; from the atom, but had fnqucntly
Iii-aid laud talking.
‘1")lfl" l. ickwmd c III’IIIBIIII the loca-
tion of letnu'fi ealwn as (Irrll’flbl‘: on
tf'llull’ i ”I it» publicity. Tlir two cil-
tmw; . w- {V :n [hm 4,;th cf the author-
ntr. ,. rm! to (any t‘U-w wan a dlatulb'fllcc
'IIMI“ rumtl- would he IXpt‘Ilt‘llCI’d iii
i‘ltl for my mllmx
ZIEIMUW or the ~
the study of m. angling,“ and cinctttlndl
Fall term oozing Ul'mllcr 2d Circulars Will it.-
sent upon application.
VORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. .‘3. built,
Roberta, principal Circular on resultant.
Witsux. MR. it, If. Mimi my my», manor]
l v i'ri-pitrzilor m (‘illil‘L’l‘IU'llI will-illiilv orhmlm 1
For l‘ll'l'llllll‘“, ill dram-l ml :ihow
HEW!!!) mlbcflllfll.
*lIIAILER, C. M. iii Sufism at, PHI. “Wheel-tr nurt‘
Wilmn" nnd “floiimzllold,“ needles, all, MLtrh
tit-till». erpmrlng :i RDI‘IlIltlLy,
HEWES COSTKAC‘IOIM.
RAYMOND BROS, «morn built, twitter pipviv hurt,
' l «garlic»; it. Ilv hid llP'l'tI NWT! a crowd
mograotr air/«m the rottatlcw. As to
Hamilton brother-f ~alrmn it war, in his
éypulinn. ii: a u ivy (humble: location.
At kl") thy Bald :Mj IIIIIHI and IIII'
m» wrrr wouwmd until Wrdimcdny
morning at 10 u'rinck,
Your the true only . t lr-tiinony that
n: lying "IIIU:BCP‘I it will doubtl-ss ink».-
. mar.) rl‘.§a tr. aim-ii tn finish Illi- cases
excavating, filling. pullout, ltinlinitupi: gluthtnltu, ;
SHOE IIANL'I'ACTIZ “If”.
“All I'll.“ I'ASAAS BOYS.
my Apply n‘CouI of Malawi, Alla
(Ivar-v. Ila-v land D'clllren
Tm filial; who 4le to» lvctur-ng for the
Indtm If only l'umrrmy lint-n; their
l.OUNSBIIRY,MATI§EerONAH).:93. lam ‘Iatw rm: t: .‘t‘vw Canaan, ra-Iiirricd to
3m: whom.
dict). B. W EEO A (:0: factory and mlnnrmnvfl, :29
Ih‘bfl lawn it shut IIIIII’ can. IL: was
75. and T7 WMACI' at, El N. MMIIIM “color-infrinth Iris [alum by planking fue‘
Innufrwtiirerr of Imlum‘
mims‘ and rhodium»-
tine footwear for the null twin. .
ly if "mutton—r," Om» n-rcniiiz last
mini-turns Arm csozswvmx. :'*"‘» ”M" h" “u " “d” "1" "WWW"
tllf’l'l‘ll‘ll‘NleN. com: a co. mmwnr, New rm‘ of WW. mm» young men ttitrml tom,
and Bridgeport, Conn.
APDI'I'H'HEN'S 00006. f
i
AIKEN, JOHN ll. rill Mom at. N. Minimum“! for.“
nitnn, timing urchin, nmnumltlao, cm.
“All In: lLDll‘lls.
CAKER. J'ULIL'A Wm: lit, mm to Wileclov‘l ruin»
dry, ll. N. Stairs WI blind min minnow.
TEE DUNCAN [RON MILES“ WOW, Water
at, ll. N. Wm B. Hoyt. proprietor,
"MAI CM!!!» AND mn-
NORWALI rm WOW CO. 1M.Warn it.
near IL It. hl'IlIRll. ll. 31.
MAMHIP TICKET Attm
mums. ill. I. laconic building,
tliiltetn. pen-lion agent, army pii lint, am.
LAYTON, JACOD ll! Washington rt. mull mitt).
6.36. Plume melanomas. mime, ordnatm‘ml. )4
"I’ll: DEALS“
VIRRIQJOEN II. foot of Wuldnmlmltll. m
brick, llinu, ormunt, blur. plum.
NORTON. JOE’S B “Taylor avenue. 1 X. All.
layer of continua wallow.
HA1 [0ND 331% MM, nmwii, (iv-titanium .1.
building more. was anttmubla trimmings.
MOVED. BANG” AND alum
KI'I'CEIUII MIDI”, til
crown and wow brim. . O. hm MI.
POWELL, J W. in Waiting». on. 9.3, m
mm, Mm, hmml'ltmc mi:
pairs. etc. 17in- mfl copper wit a owl-lily.
SILLICI, HIIWEWIIK M Windham no
bridge. MI. arrives, mm mmlnndllumrm ,
vwocum
mm, roots I. NIT-plot m. .l. I. ”who
end heavy trucking partway mm to.
”mutant”.
“mumro microfilm.»
m 7 min at. 1m
. staunchly j
l
|
l
|,
Warm»,
Winning cur-at fulfil. of ink our lil-l
[suit and ban-1'. A day or two Mil-r-
arr-rt» {firtpvfrallwn we» lvgwillil. But-
mrlay I'l'gllfl'i" nu rig-1n iutttécalvd.
stint no» lakon to a l'tf.'r‘l.“lllliI place
.QKJ‘i‘ cabling“! ii; Ia»H‘r. nXIt‘ “franc,
film and fratbrls vim applml In his
,fzur» mrvI harlot, making la sight long to
hr vymmhfltd by {now who low it A
:mit‘ I” daninxwa‘aiut the V'IMII'
Iv iii of the duct to tho atom-d.
A Down! 9! Engine!" loaf-atoll.
At (Err consul mwllr'gof tbv Hmti-h
Smaclk l’nc Ilrpattmont, hllil lnrt
wrong in the parlor of Obi W. ll Hook
and ladder r-empnny, the following
flood of Brigitta” was mminltvd ft»
the «wrong you:
I'd} two»:
For chief, 81mm!
[M lint Minot, W. B.
Eigilnmfmmm. (bulwark: it»: mcood Mam. Robert I].
Mm: Mr occur-(y. A. J. Crmmun.
Lillie I'm-pal at n. low Ian—flora.
Amalia; in Our Dummy Nuts there
to IIIIIP wrnwct that I‘mwalk will got
‘m much talkni of orw “Mouton“: pan
my” «all. m. Mmintvmt Payne
«yo [hr supra; In. no “In of acct-pt-
l to; Ilia/om; of the che of land which
“manned: anon-comm lull1 firth-ought wry fctmableolunlocatlon
than it My 0t. Til-phi“ 7:4
VMINAI“ mm
Imus. om, 55.19. m an!
wooo.
mourn anatomist. Ina u}
mmdmnmm '
wanna: gamma-u
EgrflwéAag
WWcm
l
"a *
Intro-illicit lull, ll. mind-tum”. Mar. l
l
i [M a “run.
Nor-alt certainly need-
I now scum building.
“In; W fl u MIMI...
We Frank Coal-loch baa
lmarcohratapropcrtyowmlam
lNrirwalkfortlreparpoaaotpattlogtholr
a”... W the dam of
“Mummy alaoaa
w whttartbav m to nucl- a
”who.
generic him:
“STBZI’LB CHAILIB’S” PBIIL.
said to lion In with o Imp which
lurly cost Ill- uia 1.11..
A story is golng the rounds that
“Steeple Charlie,” who has been in No!
walk for three weeks repairing the dam-
age done by lighting to the tall spite of
St. IInry's Catholic church, met with a
mishap Saturday that nearly coat him
his life. An immense copper croas
fifteen feet high is to br- plaecd at the top
of tho spire, and “Steeple Charlie”
climbed to the lofty height at about nine
o’clock to make the final preparations for
the crosn. He was about to step from
hia little swing such an sailors one when
a rope which “pinned ono end of the
neat became IN and the daring
lclimber dashed downward. The ground
WW .Wl
fell from an to eat wunn ve en
certain had he not made a quick turn as
he was falling and managed to grasp one
of tho hallinrds suspended from above
and in thir way broke the force of the
full and he swung himself on to a narrow
shelf over a small diamond shaped win
dow half way down the spire. When
his nerves became composed he returned
to the lofty perch from which he had
Salim and resumed operations.
‘I'ho Mud Hens It it A‘aln.
Mrs. Ann Brown and her daughter
Emma, late of the “Mud Hena’ roost,”
were arrested last night while in the
company of two young men. Officer
Gortnley, assisted by Chief Buttery,-
made the arrest. Mrs. Brown declared
she would die lit-fore she would go to the
lockup, and accordingly lay down With
that intent. Emma was also in a fight
int; mood and began making strenuous
efforts to get her hands into Chief But-
tery's WhinrI’E, and partly succeeded,
when she was placed brhind the bare.
Mrs. Brown was also persuaded to ac-
company thqoflicer. This morning they
Were very meek and innocent. Ju‘tice
Austin gave them each 120 days in jail
for s'tcet walking. They were taken to
Bridgeport on the morning train by
Chief Buttery and officer Gormley. The
young men who were with the women
ran away when they saw the officers
approaching. George Brown, the Brown
Woman‘s husband, better known as “Mud
Hen," is now doing Limo for a recent
spree.
I-‘rerl Scollold'a Trip to New York.
Fred Seofleld, of Sumner street, Nor-
wnlk, has been contemplating a trip to
New York for some time. The other
day Captain Elbert Smith, of the lighter
“John G. Perry," gave him an invitation
to accompany him to the metropolis on
the barge, which was to start Sunday
morning. When Sunday came Scoficld
was on hand bright and early. The
barge was towed to this city, where she
was tied to the dock. Scoiield had a
great dcal of patience and held out until
Monday morning. Then the barge not
shorting any rlgns of starting and not
bring chin to get any information out of
Smith, ho started for tho train and went
to New York, returning the next day.
thn questioned about Stnilh':l hospital-
ity he has but Iiltie to any, but vows to
gr! own with him somehow,
Annual Fire-bu; I‘Islt.
Dahliury is evidently IECQ‘II‘IDK its an-
on ll vi<it from the finding. Incendiary
fins are of fnquetit occurrence again,
and tho policv tire straining every nerve to
catch the fiend. L‘IHI winter grout dam-
age resulted from the work of tho fire-
bug and the police failed to make an ar-
rl-st. This year the floods bid fair to
eclipse their record for the past two
yum and cons: quvntly propurty-ovvnors
arc grtvatly ngitetrd. No clue has been
found by the police of the incc'ndmry
who hindlrd lost wm-ko’ disastrous fire.
1'. ill. C. A. Not".
Tlivclasscs in book keeping and mo-
chanicnl drawing will hold their regular
soaaiom this owning In their N'IIIK'OIIVP
momt Every member of IIII'i-lt' two
CIAFIIPB should ho present.
The reception committee will hold a
routing tn-morrotv owning at 8:30
o‘clock, and no the!" iatmporlnnt blui-
m-m "guiding tho nnnunl book and Now
\‘a-nr‘s rocvptionn, the chairman mpcctal
iv denim! that Ihl‘fl' shall boa full at
tomlnnce of all the mN’DIWI‘II.
Oran-l Army Baton-Inherit.
An entertainment was held under tho
auspicsrn of Douglas Fowler Post, (I. A.
It , at their hall lastovcning. A musical
and Mandy programme was rentirrcd
which was listened to attpnliwly by I
ling".- audience. Tho gumson iii thr- tu‘ilct
not Which was left 0er from tho fair at
Music Ihll. won» all taken and disposed
of. Him Ella [Iiibhcll [toward Iliu exact
number of bean» in the jar, their» bring
24’).
luv. I'. ll. Bobbins Called.
At a meeting of the members of the
Flint Bopti-it church, held last evening,
it war voted to call the Rev. I". I}. [tob-
binr, who iii now taking a collegi- course
at Newton Contra, IIm. Mr. Robbins
will finish his college course in the-print;
and will take tho partorute of the church
about May I. Mr. R moms in said to be
an able acrmon'z‘r and will no doubt
root-in it hearty welcome in Novwolk.
flu-clay Dehool Olen- lloatad.
At the annual meeting of the teachers
and onloero of the Norwulk Methodist
Episcopal church, hold Int owning, the
following oflerra were elected: Bum-
Intendont. 8. fl. Bolton: awiotant suprr-
lutandcnta. George Nash and Ira. Lawl-
Reynolds: cometary. E. II. lion-hours;
manor-r. George W. muck; librarian,
If. ‘f'. Ithaca.
A 7 PER CENT.,J‘)IVIDENI).
DECLARE]! III THE TBIH‘I’BBS 0?
THE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
no Dunn-u of tho Past Bl: loath- of
tha lost Incoming lama—A Bale
Pluto [or Surplun luuda.
The trust“: of the auoohlion hold
their semi-anoint meeting last evening
to hear the report or the oficera of the
association and to tunnel such other
business as might properly come before
them. The showing of the ltd-ineli- for
the past six months was of the most on-
couraging nature and midi-bed the
fact beyond a doubt that the mciation
was. success, both in assisting home
techno-holdup a
safe place for lhvir surplus funds at it
good rate of interest.
The report of the secretary showed
that the earnings of the association for
the past six months would enable the
trustees to dcclureadividend of 7 per
cent. and leave usurplus in the treasury,
whereupon it was voted that the Decem-
ber dividend be at the rate of 7 per cent.
per annum and the secretory was author-
lZ‘d to credit the abarebolders with the
same.
The trustees feel very much enconr»
aged with the growth and success of the
association thus far, and from the past
have every reason to believe that as the
working and object of the organization
becomes better understood by our citi-
zens the stronger in number and means
it will become.
KILLED A'I' llLI-‘OBD.
Patrick Barry's Head Crushed Benonth
the Wheels of n Pauonger Train.
Patrick Barry, of Milford, met his
death in a horrible manner early last
evening. He attempted to cross the
track and was knocked down and run
over by the 6:51 passenger train that was
backing to the station, having ran a
short distance past it. His head was
crushed almost beyond recognition and
his body was badly mangled. The hor-
rified bystanders picked him up and car-
ried hiin I'IIO the baggage room, where
he died in a few minutes.
Barry was not aware of the return of
the train. supposing it was a passing ex
press. He did not see or hear it until it
was upon him. The unfortunate than
was of vmddle age and had resided in
that. town for some time.
Connecticut's Next Legislature.
The nest senate will be composed of
seven merchants, six lawyers, five inan-
ufacturers, one manufaciurer and far-
mer, om: retired merchant, one hotel
keepvr, one superintendent of marine
construction and one secretary of a
manufacturing concern. 0f the 251
members of the house ninety-three are
farmer-i. Of the remaining members
thirty-sr-veti are merchants, twenty-four
are manufacturers and fourteen are larv-
yets. Ono hundred and eightynine of
the 25! members of the house were born
in Connecticut, thirtyrfivo other states,
son-n in Irolzind, five in Germany, and
in England. Two hundred members are
married, and night are wrdowers. Two
members are severity-four years of age
and three are tlveniyJour.
New (‘anaan Newu.
Tl-c Methodist Sltricty of West Nor-
walk \VIII hold an entertainment on
‘VQdMl‘dflV t-vsentng, December 10th.
The EDISCOpitI church property is be—
ing fenced in. D
Hop Wab, the Chinese lnundryrriun,
left town for good on Monday,
R~-v. W. E. Seiificld in preaching n
scrim of illuvlmtvd sermons on Sunday
cvenlnga.
Munnitvr Nic ill. of the Opera Home.
will open on or about tho 22d With
Ullic Akt'r-itmiii illllI Ill‘l‘ company of
intuit-t.
Arrniigrmv‘ntl ttro hiring mail» to hold
ti tlitiim in tho Upo-rn “mum on Now
Yours cvc.
Dr. Ilruwniitm dclivmml n Ict'luro in
tliontliodiat church last night. Hub-
jvct, "How to got sick."
Port donor-oil’s Harbor.
Early in October, during a heavy golt',
tho water made it brook through the
beach, about onw-lghth Ofll riiilo west
of the minimum, in Port Jlfrt‘flllll
harbor, L. I., gullying out over three
bundrmltonoof Mind. At titties When
Illf‘ title iii in tho wuto-r tuahml ovor thin
particular spot,aoil it is fouled tliatn
now inlet will ho formed. Thom in dan-
ucrmhmild thorn boa Illi‘lvy storm tlita
winter, that the liurbair'ii mouth may be
murdered honourable. If a new break
occurs tho channel cannot bo kopt clear
of and, except by the non of machiocry
and at it great t-xpcrise.
A Do. wllh IIMI rtaom.
Michael (kilgun, the gown! night
watchman at the depot. owned a dog
which hr- hu been obliged to dispose of
because it acquvrrd the habit of stealing
chickeov. The oanino Was not satirflrd
at taking the fowl» from their roost, but
ate them so freely that he became nucleoli
u a watch dog. This morning Mr. Col-
pu govt: it to “Pinkoy” Finch, the vet-
mn hack driver. Ir. Finch la author-
ity on matters pertaining to dogs and
arm that be will roll it for “.00.
Alloamoppin; in front of a beggar
with two empty.,alaovaa)~"l’oor maul
We moat help blur. tht door In want
M W Omn(brlofly)~"Arms”
And lbobagprtorgot Ml thirsty and.
-—Il’a WM nap.
viii-fill A mix outline
0m 0'
Paul Schnrdar, of
74, dropped deed yesterday I“!
In Ill. DWI. .
The Iceman of Whirled. Fllh. ‘.
and Putnam began yesterday to ’
ice from six to seven inche- allot;
IIr. Church Bcoville, I nntivohf- , ,
bury. who lately died in m'fi
left $10,000 to the Conventional
of Salisbury. > .
John w. Hull, or Bethlehem.“ ‘
week and his body was, In '
with his request. taken to the all
lumber wagon instead of I henna.
G. & J. Griffin, of‘Nowtnwb. .
or patent: that they claim will
tioulze the Inmhowroof m '
decided to mgr. operations in Birming-
ham, and have porch-rd I W. " ,
Sunday morning the residenoaofl'ud
Schoeoiicld. in New Britain, "W .
to the ground. There wmmpar- ,
sons in the house. all of whom had nap ‘
row escapes. Theloas is 32,500; Imr
once, $300. V
Rev. Andrew Sawyer, A young Epidu- ,—
pal clergyman of Greenwich, Conn, ,
went crazy yesterday while villtinll
friend in New York city, out! who tam ‘
to Bellevne hospital. He logarithm;
of Yale.
While in a delirium about 3 a. ia., ye...
terday, Mrs. G. W. Brown, of 139',
Haven, jumped from a second I”! *7
window of her house to the IIdOWIIk,‘
fracturing both bones of her right leg
above the knee. ,5.
Edward Shepard, a brakeman. employ-
ed by the Housatonic railroul, wal
knocked under a moving train at Bridge.
port yesterday morning. His right leg
was cut oil above the ankle and the left
one was badly jammed.
Prosecuting Agent Sweeny, of Nongo-
tuck, and Deputy Sheriff Spender, of ,
Seymour, served warrants on seven!
Seymour liquor dealers yesterday for
illegal liquor selling. The complaint
were all made by licensed liquor W
Thirteen of the seventeen girl. euro
ployed in the knitting room of RUIN
Brothers, in Shelton, went out on “his
yesterday. They objected to I cut of
one cent a dozen on stockings, which
made a difierenoo of sight cents I day.
The town of Derby will petition the
next General Assembly for a city chute
er. The city limits will comprise the
borough of Birmingham and the village
of Derby. As Antonia has applied for
city charter, this will make two hmflfig
cures.
The steam ferrvboat at Thompsonvillc,
has gone into winter quarters, u the
Connecticut river is frozen over so II to
make navigation dangerous. Heavily
loaded teams cross on the ice to Sufiold.
It is the first time in forty years that the
ferry has been closed so early in the
winter.
Westcott, the democratic aelectman
of Berlin, charged with violating the
secret ballot law at the recent election.
was discharged Saturday by Justice-E.
II. Butler at Keiisington. The dings
against Mr. Westcott was that homered
ballots within 100 feet of the polling
place.
During the absence of the sexton two
young men of the congregation of the
Holy Trinity church, Illiddletown, looked
at the boiler guagea and found sixty-two
pounds of steam on with only, half an
inch of water in the boiler. They drew the
tire, thus prevention the explgqion which
must soon have occurred.
Michael Flinn. employed In a rolling
mill at Thamesville, would have been :
burned to death but for the practice of ‘
:1 number of workmen. Whill III I
twenty-Inch flue which on was electing,
hill lmnp i-xploded. The other work“
pulled him out, had although ha in badly
tmrnod, his life may be caved.
Two wot-ks ago Robert Allkoll, of
Shnkvr Station, bad a horns and cm
ultilcn from big barn. [Icofleredaro-
word of $100 for the capture of the
IhllWQ‘R. Saturday. farmer William”.
of (thallium, N. Y., discovered I'm
rubbing his hen roost. [Io IhOt'llIfl.
The man mule a oonfeaslou baton ho
died of having stolon Aitken‘l team.
The grocery atom of E. II. Deming
l-‘nrmliigton. in which ll also this
office. war broken into Sunday nigh
and n few dollars in omhll churn and
come portage ntnmpa token. Hr. I)...
ing'w sloro has been broken into M
titiica ”10'”, the lost time the part-din-
mor. Tho thiovrathon blow open It“
(info, Since then be hot! left the by ti
thimnfo in the cafe lock sud has had A
curd hung therefrom, reading, "PIIII
don’t blow the cats open.”
flailing Apia Boar-lug Ia Danton. ,
All the Danbury hut flolorlcl an M
hill; with a full complement of “I“
nlldr-mrtmentv. The palladium
is that if this moment and molt
work continues till after tubal“)...
recent alight drawback to m5”
general prosperity will homeroom. V
Imam Moll.
The Mimic IIIIttIII Built
tion hold a mu»; last um In no
Haven coil votsdto pay thaw“,
John N. Emlyn, of Waterbury. '
insurance on the life of bar A
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