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lumpn, crockery, glu- wars. hon-efumivhlun,etc
DRB'I'IB'I'B.
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DRAIN All! “BBWEB rum.
PIERCE. I. I. nabs-mum, 5.x. embed-m,
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limp and rugs
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gem)» notion:- glove». )3“). L'mhrwwarpccinlty
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dry-goods, Impetus, cm rm; adv )
wumzw A HOYT numb: hula. N. as Warh-
lrlgum ill, B. B. (Sm: mlvurtlmmmt.)
STREET. EDWARD, A (law!!! Milli. 3'. Dry
59mm, fanny gunk. fllfllflfll‘. anII havitry.
zuwrlturl IN.
BAKER. B. )2. izimr'u m- imam;
Marius; mil bulls, at;
UXI’IIB»! UOMI’ANIHS.
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EXIT)! W. II. It !. U Wain: rt ,V agent); for W t!
ham”: Lark l. ('4). I IIIImIarIIYmIIua-
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ml: to Imlc rfirr mumsr and chrmru y flu: lining:
I'IMI. (IYB’I'BRB, CLARA). ETC.
HUNT d ZEUIFP. €50)?”erng It, is .V. fine
hair, cynic", clam, Imlfn. game, vtgflibblm,ctc,
FLA“ AND CUSL’BIZ’I’B WALK”.
BURTON, JUIIS B. a: Taylor Murine, 5. .V'. Also
RAYHUBD BRO!) mm for Ila. mm.
mph-u. m. may! 93ch Ivnlk».
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RAYMOND ”HUS. My. Ilium. iluw hurl fled! in
whim, lmul, cur u: mun Eula.
Illa!) MILL. {anJTIntw' a (we.
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Human.
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flaw”! and omrmhml pir- III "3th In ur'lLr.
I‘IUGL’II P. L. MWMIIEIJ {p Lhionuriun
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IcKAY. JOHN. E .5 up! flunk-.1” Bubling
lump—cut Amen and mm antic u. all kind»
'lne Imps: t npezxslty
.m JUIIS II PW MM!) ‘13.: "y ”it: 0.1!“)! and
m: known donut In thlr . many. cut
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Putnam, thinking 5%. yum-z (mm-v, . Ic.
tilt/III A WHIT’I'IJLEKY, 17. Xnul It, 3'. Illny
mm but mm; 9m- Mufti-lulufll.
KAYHUSD 0E0. I]. run alum, V. ml 4') Hull: rt.
5‘ Your mu nmw: old Igua-
S’FUW, DAVWID W. '9: a), hula:
Ynmimrz, mam-n, m.
CA!) ”on! CUBIPABIKB.
NORWAIJ “All LIMIT COMPANY. 0mm: 1'.)
Wm: II, B, nu fuv light, but. uni pawl-r,
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RABBI” DIARIES.
DWYBRJ’ ll. avail-1.2!. custom mulchmcu
Ind repairing nently done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS 13.8mm Firm.8.N.flne
lwrmvnhedmnllp . All nnininllnoltl by
thin aubilnhrnent are nmntcd. [Ionic of the
French coaching unlllon “Gnillud. "
HORSE 580238.
McQUIIAE. JOHN, No. Rain It I! N. speck! 3!.
Milan given to Ihoeing driving Jr trotting hot-us,
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. 16 Main It. B. J.c. Colllnn.
European plan, ruminant “inched.
OBRXABIA HOTEL. 39 Rnllmd pines. Game
flchnuh. proprietor.
NORWALK ROTIZ . D. ON. 1!. R. am
If. lcPhamutrl cull” worn-pm mod-don.
OLD WILL BUYERS!) Wuhlngtou 8.75. Rood
IIIIvilAIld. proprietor European plan. rooms.
uom YURBISHING 000M.
STEVENS J. 11.qu 8.1V. crock .
(unaware: tin and woodmm cry
ICE DEALERS
BURCIIARD B. “Bcldcn Point Farm."8. V. nleo
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGB It LOCKWOOD. I) Main at N. Insur-
nncI-nud real came in all its branches.
LAYTUV, JACOB M Wuhingtam at. next to P 0
EV lire, pinto glare, accident and life. (aw adv)
UXHKWOOD WM. cor. MninnndWallstu N. Rea)
clinic, Investments lows negotiated, etc.
loll!!!) LL61 L'IIOMXEDIEU, 95 Washington at
5 N ntrictly (mums. compmiee represented.
TAILOR A GOLDEN, 45 & 47 \Inshington at,
h V. lien) Barnu- nIId lnaurnnce.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. 00., S. S. L'
IImnrurdII-II, agent. Washington at, 851.com ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS C0. 20 Washington
Ill. 5, N, F. J (lmbb, nasIrtnnt snpt.
SURWALK FIRE [NS (30.. N. In anccesefnl
bnriincrv slme 186!) No outstanding loss claim»
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 45 Was-(hing
nm a:, S. )6. Jim. French, areal. eurmrinteruicnt.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Cl’ \[ FL Ill) It B. anuir hinlz, V. 6'” Bond.-
Mid lieu-x Ilanlring and Eqii'itahle I!‘ l ge Cos
IROV AVD STEEL.
SMITH, W. II. It (70. I!) and [7 Water at, N.
rpnngs. axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MEHIHTT. E M manila!) 'Wnier at N. iron work
II! All kinds
TIII-l DI'SCAN IRON RAILle WORKS. Water
2!. >.' V. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON l-‘UUNDRIES.
GILES iv CLANCY n! The Somali: Iron Worki-
(A... and also at Bridgtport. Conn.
JEWELERB.
HIIIRIS. A. S. 3'.) Sn, Main rt.S N. op. City Hotel.
SN firm watch rcpmrliig n sptzr'iziliy
IIUY’I'. II. B 18 So. Main at. 5. N. strictly firstclm
flmldt‘ A! low pl'lft'ti.
JAIIKMLV, LctlHA'SD. 58WIIH rt, N. watches,dm
(Builds), etc. Fine watch rupnirmg B specmlry,
HUM), II. B. dinmondsyntchw, jewelry, silver am:
plated warn. repairing np'pccinlty. at Main at. SIN
LAWYERS.
Al'STIB‘. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b'd‘g. Will
it, inrough. Butary and Real Bernie.
FROST. RCSSEL B No. Mnlu at. notary, legn.
business of all kin carefully attended to.
HURLBUT'I‘ J. IlELDEN, mums!) nndt} 6mm
building. Wall at, borough.
LIGHT JOHN [I 102 Washington at Vnom
commiuioncr or deed!) (or New \orlts rule.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD]. room! Gazette bldg
Attorney, notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR JOHN I). room 3, Farm-id Co. Ni)!
Dunk building, N. Conan-liar at law.
WALEII, JOHN J. room! Macon“: building. Wall
rt, borough.
LIVI'IRY STAIILBS.
DAN‘S. HORM'E B. Exculriur lively and board
lng stables. Uflit‘c No 5 lln'cr 5!, N.
(Ililitillllh', (IE!) 5. ll Knight rt. N. Finn: turn
out- a. rpcvluily, TCII'phnhc ills-ii
LUCK IIIANIII'ACTI'RERS.
LIN‘KWUUI) SIANI'FAUI'l’IHNU (‘0. Dd ' 5!, S.
N, Mnnufurtun-n- of builders-f hardware. Hun
nfllu: Isu' I'mri «t; NL-w \‘urk oillm- if) Reade I-‘t.
Chum") billet: 1'.) Lflk!‘ II!
SHI'W \LK LIK' Ii ('t).lll’:\.VY,S WV New You
umu- su' hambur- I-t. Luck-1 and buildup hard
wan“. dcaig’tu‘vml fuundyrs worker: of rims!!!
harm trIuIIrII'IizlI in bronze bms and' iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL, 2 J. 9 Water ‘t. N. All lands of lumber dc»
[WI-red tn any point by ml), icnm or I-I-sael.
MACHINE SHOPS.
.V'UKWA l; IRON WORKS C0. The. Water H
[“sz R. K. bri 5,. .V‘ (in nurnl machinery. in”.
and III-see mi rigs. forgl turn, Babb!!! racial (L
pain for mariufnciuricu and Iimmboutn
>0.”le D I) II. A. Knight at .V Vcw machinery
made and npairluiq promptly ntteudul to.
MARKET OABDI'..VEIIS.
JENNINGS AI WATl-llillljltl'. S. V. lwrricr- and All
gunk-II pruducc in warm for the whuhII-ulc italic
MARKETS.
A MUDEL IAIIKET. '30 Wall rt, N.Wm.\l’nrdwcll.
prop, bus! vcnl, lamb mutlun and poultry
AI ISUB A Inc) Main at, N. 11mm. trump, \cgeui.
blca. rinlI oyutm. chimp, and uncut! up» butter
eggs, Ind. canned goods etc.
BENNETT l NESTED. mmta, fish, 0 'nium, lbb
arm, cinma, fruim, it! No. Shirt 91.3 .
I)!Mll£l.l.. DANA (' 1;! Main at, N. choir» Inertia.
puullry. [II-h, I'ugfinblce, vlc.
BIII’I‘TU'S (IEXTIIAL MARKET. 6 Writer M. N
Mm“, “txrlnbli'n. fruit-v. poultry, 'll lowcnt [llll‘l‘r-
L'Alllt. WILLIAM ll Benedict Farm Iwkct, EN
Vim: menu, (rub \I'L’gllwlllifi—‘luhhmlfluh priccn
I’AHIUSDTUX, J. A. mull, ,ppultrleah u alm-
Icw'lnbicr. lmlu,buzm,c1c It mum-
Iil-erl’l', URI). Buy-I IIwIIIII 1:. N. cl. Jill! 11):“),
vI-grtnblca. fruit. ctr: lpwcntmnb Npnu-II
“AYE!!! FER!) 13 VI) Alain v! prime numb-
II! nil lurid» harm: rendered “I'll” II anIIIIIty
.IL DHUV A. (I. Cumin-I MnrkI-t mt, Main and Hm
land It. I) .V, (‘liult'u mutt-n poultry, wggublcs
LIIIIHIIIN KKK, WM. I!!!) Wm-hmmun M. bridge, 5
.V duller In I)! kinda fmlI menus,
”MIKWUUD, L. WMIIIIIxum bl. lvrldpw, ll. N. ilm
menu. mm. oynu-rn, chum, vegctnbm, cut.
LDCKWOODE LOCKWIMH). 7 Run It. N. fine
menu poultry, nan, oyrunn, chum II “will”.
LYUNB. A, 2).. Old Well Mullins.” No. Hill) Iii.
s. V pnuw mmtn Inn) poultry u luwut prIcIrv
MALI”. AIJHN Mun Ill, rwu “HUI, . N chom-
mum, Ilnh oyuu: III. icgvtabls I. IIPIICIIN‘M'LII, m
I‘ICKKIIIVU, [I l) Eur! nvv up school hmxmdfi IV
barf. val. mutton. ctc.
M'IIMIB. “((703, 3‘1 Went WMIIIIIKIW “,8. N.
vtrlrily {inst-cm» mum. poultry n nmlnlty.
HMITII‘!) WASIIIMITuB MARKET, to Want!
wont, BB. luv min "MI p-mliry iIIrfnmllyirldzc
.III‘IIIIAIVIIJ, W. )5 Menard M, N. wagon rum-
Ihily v.1) mm the town.
WADB,W. I). mum, Bimblmvc, BB. mm
to II!) parts "I town with fine (rub um) I): t mm!)-
WIXON. J. K. 2? Wu) at, B. Choice mull. poul.
try. fmltr. vrmblu. butter. cum. etc.
IAIN")! All!) (IRANI'I'B.
BATES. P. W. Wnirr It, Bl. mIIqumnrvr I)! Inc
Immune ml marble vmrk, nlm dvnler In building
Ih'ml.‘ Ind tummy Imrk.
STEVEN». I. W. (I!) Main rt. N. Muhk‘ and gun-
ltl- Immumenul, licnilnturuxn, parts. etc.
SIAM”!!! AND BUILDERS.
DHYXOUII. HENRY. I!!! ert are. 8.3. All kinda
0' mm mm ammo!» mm).
BRILDDB WILLIAII. l9 Wilton nvcnne. N. 8m
m. In Inciting. curbing, m.
BIITII. WILLIAM II. I: West It, 8. It. Jobbing
W
pm)! 7 . to.
LAWIIUR. WILLIAI 6 III)! ".13 All klruln of
puma ml [Ming promptly attend“! to
0mm: my led from my own «party.
MRI?! 001'"an
COIN] BROS. lamp): lmIIdirI .B. all ll
()0. III: at. t). B. (lend-nan fII IIIIM ml:
flfiMflAlV'l‘ TAIIAIIS.
GUM‘LW‘ISKI. 3. II WI" II, N A mini 6). gm-
“mock! I?Nor!hlllnlt.!l!l. 1‘!an
“w I
MWLRWMIJI. Mud
ma my
mm
0 BMW 3.3. fibula-m
'mmmm I.
FAWCI'I‘T'B hndqmrtcn fur Inllllmy. IWIII'I
l'w N Imdmum M
I'I'I‘CII AGNEB, I!“ 49 Initial
”Old ism Minn dyeing Elabllahmafi."
JAMES I!!!) I L280 m1un.8.N.W
Ilflfl. lemming a Ipeclnlty.
51'. JOHN, Mlmflalnln ILN Illllnm. It!”
And [111: Good:
HUBIGU TEACHERS.
BRADLEY” Wtihnghm of the late Wm.
ll. NIBIIH” Ifnln Gould. Instrumental music only
FRITZ IIIBB HINNIEP. 19! Mail) Bl. N. Plum
IIKI 0min instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. 8. 37min! DEN. Plum. um
um) harmony.
IIUN'I‘ING'I‘OR. HRS. 129 Main at. 1!. Von) In-
on Ind voice development.
NA it Miss JENNIII Ii a: North mane. N.
Piano and organ Instruction.
SAWYKH, MR8. fLJ. tench“ Minimum“! and
vocal mimic. Realdencclt Mrs. R. H Plalsicd‘ a,
West It. 8.1V.
NEWS DEPO'I'S B I!
BOIAWXLL, L! R 74 thin It. blunt
hookn, mum, anm
WHEELER, (3.8.155 Wit-hing!!!) at. bridge. Riv.
Newainpen. nLntlonery. tin and glut ware.
NEW YORK MESSENGER.
FERRIS B. D. Order: ion at Bodwell's lime.
Tquhinztonat s. N
LOCKWOOD. C. E. offices DoKlyn‘I. 8. 3.: Greg-
ory's 33.; New York 1w Greene at.
NEW I SlCOND-IIAND FURNITURE.
PODMORE, WM. under Salvation Army Barrack»,
S. N. Simon, ranges, crockery, camel», etc.
OYSTER PLANNERS AND DEALERS.
BELL. IIIRAM P. 0. Box III. S. N. wholcnxlc
chipper of oystcrl and clamp.
UU’I‘BILL, II. J. foot 0! Raymond at, S. N. whole-
sale dealer in line oysters.
tIUY'I‘. w II. £80K. 1‘14an 9!: S N. (foot of
Raymond) punters, exporter: and wholenle
dinners in native oysters.
REED & HOUSM. AN 1“)»: Walnut. 8.8. planter-a
and shippers of Norwnilr oysters.
VAN NAME, .1, L. At. (10.. I’. 0. Box 5:8 8. N.
Oyster! IIIId clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
.VORWALK PATTERN WORKS (Jim. I]. Ais—
thnrpe, prop. Rivomidc nvu S V Sluvea, Steam
uml 110! Air lumm work a ewcinliy. Sole
agent fur ihc cclcbmtI-Il Carton furnace.
PALV’I'S. OILS AND “GLASS.
PROWITT. J. T. 4.5 Main ai,V ‘. .‘chctt l leads,
”usury nud Wmlsw onh' n miml paints.
RAYMOND BIlUS. Jewart's, Atlnntic and Seeley'a
Lend. Calcutta oil!) and AvvrIlI Chemical Paint.
EIHTII, W. I]. A: C0. lb A: IT Water Iii, N. Agents
for Longiuan A: Martinez paints.
PAPER HANGINGS.
Pltt)WlT’l‘.J.T. 45 Man 51., N. window shades.
Hollands, fixtures, etc.
TAYLOR & ('0. :1! Main St. N. also hardware,
palms, oils, glass. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMANJJ. A. 1! Main III, N. Instantaneous
prrvess. Ch'IIdn-n’a photon. a ripecini’y.
NORTH, G. S. 75 Washington at. s. N. one quality
only and that (hi.- bur-i
Kl: ADM \N. F 1-; Gazctw buildinv. N Cabinet
phntogrnphr; ‘30 per doz; onc- barf fdoz 51.50.
PIABO 11;!!- ‘ER- AND REPAIRERS.
)HZVDLE (‘ F. Inr \l ll“ :Ind Knight si- . V'. Also
denier In pianos, organs, sheet music. etc.
I’LAIV‘IBU MILD).
RANDALL. MINER D. E. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
\fEEKERBImL. W ll. IfuI-Ic III!) block, ELN.
Plumbing, Mum and gun fitting.
VASII. l“. I]. & BRO. cor. Main and West at», S. N.
Plumbing and gun filling, ranges nnd heaters.
RAILROADS.
VORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. June: W.
Hyatt. presL; Edwin G. Hoyt. mpt.
REAL ESTATE AGEB‘I‘B.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB M. Wuhmgmn at, next to PO.
3.): property (or sale. house! to MIL (soc ndv.)
)fURRELL AI L‘llillllMEDll-IU. 95 Washington at.
S. N wlling. writing and collecting.
WILSON, 0. E. Gazette bldg, N lnvmiunems and
muni'y (0 loan. Also Imurnncc writtuu in beat
uf cmnpaniona at tin: lnwest rams
WUUIHYAILD. l“. A V0 “run 5! S.V
run! And building ibis for m. I-.
mm“ um NTS.
ill-IE “IVE. 'l Wuivr El, N. mum Inca]:- nl. nil
harm), Ilium-r “.flc.
KIENHY'S. 1654). Milli) El. 9. N. Thi‘ hrs! ‘25)? Ilinm‘r
in Hit' vily. Board by HlI‘ thy or wwk.
.housce II i
LIQUOR CASES BEING ARGUBD
:I‘Ills AHERNWN.
Addmmnl Evidence Adduoul In Favor
of tho Bnloon Export—Two Can. WIII
Probably be Ended Tovdly.
The Council Chamber was crowded
again yesterday afternoon with. people
anxious tobear the teliimouy In the
liquor cases. The first witncu called
wua Fred M. Knapp. He stated that as
manager of Music Hall for a number of
years he had IleVaI’ had rearon to com
plain as to Ihv management of Hamilton
Brotheru’ saloon. Hip belief was that
if the naloon was discontinued the hula.
ancen on the sidewalk In that vicinity
would be increased. The crowd that.
cungrrgated about the entrance to the
hall be attributed to the young man who
generally hang around the ball to handle:
baggage. He did not believe that the
saloon of Edward Quitner interfen-cl
with his business. He thought the saloon
wan pmpvfly loomed.
Orrin Adams testified IlIIIt he favu'ed
tbplocatmn of Hamilton llruthera‘ and
Edward Quitucr’u saloons owing to the"
publicnty. lie did not. believe that be-
cause Hamilton Broiherc' saloon was
next to the Music Hall entrance it was
an ohjrctmn.
Edward Qultmim, who owned Hamil
ton Brnthem‘ salmon for eight years,
tesIIliI-d that he» knew of no bdlel’ place
in town and that it was very convenwnt
for him. He passed the place three
times daily and never remembers having
Scan a nuisance committed near there.
W. L. Biascer, agent for the Housm-
tomc Rani-Ind Company, testIfind that
he passed Quitner'a saloon between ten
and twvuty times a day HI‘ had never
seen a crowd standing about. the» door.
His opinion was that the lady employees
of (hr: Luci-r company moat generally
went to the main street by way of Mar
shal sire-ti. As to the nuisances he aid
that since Quimnr has bad the when the
dnwwuy has been kept in III-tier condi¥
tmn than ever bufow. He also believed
that the location of Hamilton Brothers
saloon was :I propvr one.
anma K-Ic:-ur bellr-th that Edward
QIIItncr’s saloim was! prnpmly lucaied.
Hv had UCCSEIUD to pass mu.- saloon daily
and him never seen a cnmd standing
about the entrance.
Christian Michrl H'Sllfill‘d that he be-
llevul the location nf Edward Quiiner‘a
saloon us being amiable because It could
,be easily observed and was on the main
“ mHH’L
Hr Ihmigln also that Hamllwn
Brutbrr:.' raloun mu suitably located.
()ll Ennis (‘Xflmflluntlfl Mr. North called
.‘lr. Mu Ilv'l': iIIlt‘IIH I) ll) the {act that he
burl previuudy appvaré (1 against grunting
LI; Ilthtl‘ for a saloon uII [Ilt' slim» rum
and for the with rumm fl?) was now
jumml.
(It'llrk‘l‘ Sula, :I DIIIIIII‘I’, bvilr‘tml ilmi
‘HMIIIIi-m Bmibvrs,‘ mlmm was Hullahly
SANITARY ENGINEERS. f
RIDER. \‘I'. B, (ISUV I“! “I“ Iw. nnvii‘uuz:
Iumu-d mill that lI-I brim: next it) Mum-:-
Ha” Wm! H!) (lb-j (‘tlt ll W ll.
Wilimm W. B umn thought (ADP uf
limit Pi, m- E N Hydraulic and (Hvilcng mews. I u, “I." “My n. m4. ,M “by Edw ml Um“
SCIIIHIIS. (PI-Ivan!)
BAIRD'S, MISS INH'I‘H'I TE 6 ()nlmrd rt.
Young ladies lwding and day school
IV.
.AEAD. Mn). Hillside. N Day and boarding ”hmlwtuulil Lv piannlv 5”," by ”h, “A“.
for girl: And young Indian Flu for any 0'1)ch-
or course com leie In i veil. Fully eqm pul inb-
rnmry Attach New orlr Artist!) emp 0 ed in)
musical department. Spurinl slimming: or the
the study of art languages and elIruilorI
ln‘l term berm: Uc who "I!
went upon application
.‘I'ORWALK IIILITARY IVSI'ITL‘TE, ‘3. hunks.
[built It: principal Circular on mum-at.
WILMIV’, “It E II Scbmrl (I r I)! - .Vnrunlk
I" l’rrpummrf l-I miltgn IuiIl nt‘l z'illv lltllim‘m
I‘Ill‘lll’tllllu" III in "1‘ .L- abou-
BEW'IVO MACHINES.
Circulars «Ill be?
min HIIIIIOX) has ~II.thly lumtcd was
I)“Cluu If lhlrt' mm H. Ilisznrbnncv ll.
mid
cuanIIiIn-Il It .4 ~uii .blv :4 um} Ither
lpluCIe int :i 5:!II) n. l’I~~nl It frnph Iilly,
and mvu saw )1 IE'I'IUIDJUCI‘ II) or about
II.
lamir' (i. HMIIIIIIIII h :l'lII-‘d that there
nevvr lIIIIl “P: i) Ii (- .Inplmut :Inning (mm
his suit) i) u i .In am 4, b; Id rIva-r hem
mndi- Ihmu \r) t) "WHO!" nbnui II
hm-I- standing I!) “M!!! !)f his wilunn II»
*HMLER ('- M- 15 “it 313“) ”L 5 3- "Whmlt‘r and or bi! mo rI had um” I h an! n! the cum-
\I' Iiwn mid ‘ llunrclmld. ‘ llt‘IiIHL‘I). nil, Attach
merits. ltupairmg II apzrinlty.
SEIYI‘ZB C(LVTIKAC'I‘URS.
RAYMOND Bulls. rem-rs built, miter pillt‘.‘ Enid,
excavating, filling. grueling. landscape gunk-mug.
SIM“: “A N [FACTUR Ens.
LUINSBL’RY. MATH EWSUN (“e (‘1 I. 5.3:. Lulu-IV
flilc chum.
III-2|) I). \) BED a (' O futory anIi mil-mum TI 7'),
7'), and 7. Water M, 5 1V. Eutublmlm! 19m)
Mnnufacmn n- u! lml‘b I"
“(If fuutm‘nr for the rum! tunic.
EIIIRT—WA INT!) AND UNDEIHV'E.‘ ll.
Ill'Tl'lllNfiUN. (‘01.): A: (IU. Nunulk, New York
and [magi-pm. (2mm.
HI‘IDR’I‘SMI‘ZN'E GOODS.
AIKEN, JOHN H. 5)!) Mull! M, IV. IIK'IMIIHZIHH‘IB fur
mum, tubing im‘lrlc, ammunition, etc.
BTAIIK IIII'ILDI'ZIIS.
BAKER. JULII'B. Whlvr at, next in Wlm-Irr‘i) foun-
dry 3 V 5mm and hunt! mill to (mint
l‘lll' l)! VI: AN “(0N RAILIV!) WURKH, WMI'I'
EN. W m I]. Hoyt. pruprlctor.
STEAM INHIBII‘J) AV!) PUMP»
NORWALK [RUN WORKS CO The, Wnicr at.
mm R I! briducAl N
STE/Infill]? TICKET AIIRN‘I‘B.
($1313.!) W. Mum): buildin .V steamship
t): he!» pen-int) naval, ruitnry pu )lIr I‘ll‘.
LAYTONJM'OII M Wuhinxion rt. waito I'll.
8.1V. [Wmctlcltuiuinfw mun 'y ()IIIl‘f*.!‘(‘l.'JXlI.l
H‘I'IDNI'. IDEAIJ". l8.
FBIIBISJOIIN II. {not uf Wnnhlnlwm 91.8.24. I!!!)
brick, lime. cement. hair, pint".
MORTON, JOHN II 62 Taylor Avenue, 8. 8. AIM)
layer of rnnrn'tu walks.
RAYMOND mum blue. brown, Omnwlcb Ind
building «tone. malt!) and marble trimmingn.
HTOVEB. RABDBB AN!) "HATER!!-
KIITCIIL‘M LANDUN. 29 Unvllmd at. 9. h. (In
Ilium 1nd wuicr hmtvrr l‘. l). but M7.
POWELL. J W it!) Wuhimfirm at 6.1V. fitme-
murmi. balm. hunnr- fumi- Inn morn, 3mm re-
pam, Pic Tln and cuppvw milk a vpccinlly.
BBLLBCK, BYLVRBTBIL Aginlw Washington at
Midge, RN, alum. Hinges, rm. plum hing. etc.
TRUCKIBO.
HORTON JOHN B n'l‘nyinr "can. B N Ugh:
Ind lie-Iv trucking pump“, annual to.
UNDERTARRBG.
JWNGBJ. D wp. Ilorve II. R. depot, mi
dance 7 film II. N.
RATIOIVI). 03011161106 48 Iain in. 8. Rush
dance 3 Berk)" IL Tvlephnno 77-4.
VR‘I'I'IIIIIABY SOMEONE.
harness. (is!) I). V I) m Ind hovpitnl mu of
hirflcldlm. Bank. 1". airplane”! in. Intent.
W000.
Isms, ALLEN Imam II. I. find I“
roll, and and mum fully...
WOOL" MW
“9:8" CO. W 1&1.qu
DBIOIIX'I'QCO. .
11!: methanol II. new“ Inn-o
mommiflfli‘ 9W m
At 4le uclnclr ihu III mug was III!-
'jilllflu‘ii until lflu'clut'k ”IL-l murnmrr.
’l‘lw [Inning mm It rum: I! this umming
at Will) o'clock.
TIII' fin! “liner-B plucml ”phi! thewtuiid
Wm JMIIM lIuIIIIIIIItI. During his pro-
prIvtan-lnpuf tlw minim Iit Ilu- ruimm‘»
numta' nml CIIIIIII'HI'I'EI!) \lu lt‘. II I” I!" hit)! m V» r lh‘l'fl cum
plmmd lu “guiding any “uninth-II ur
pmfnnily m (‘Imn' ItimII With llw place.
”I- htitlI'II (but III- IlillI Invwr lwfnm III-Md
“l tin-rtnry ml.) by Mr. IIIIIII rrluliu- tn
tlIr liursnutntulnig III hill)! III [In Ital-Inn
ll“ (lay.
Fr Ink H (Inuivy twfilicd tllh: Ill‘ wan
pmwni Itt llw INIIIIIIII'II-N ball rm Tlmnka
givmg Ive. I'lv lmcl III-Imam" in goon
the hinge m-wml time-I «luring: the! "an;
Inn "lid lu- miw w-wml wanna drinking
.1". In! buttlI-a. Tim fullnwmu mummy
lw H‘IW tlIIIl. nuimmcm lIml III-r-n Itnmmit-
(ml nn ilII' nIIlIm‘IIlkn. 11» did but think
that Hlk‘ minim II'. llw rulvunm- to a hall
was (III-camp“! IIIIy apron)! nulnnnm'.
An In Qullni'r'ci mlmm. II!’ MINI-II that ”W
pnlwo- nib-II n'mmkul that the plan» Iran
by! ()flh‘fl’ and the straw! was) myvvr
frvur lvum ulmtmcilun than a! present,
He Muted that umro hula-nova were
comquI-d who" then: wu II laundry
and hnriwr nlInp than A! warm.
Thumb» I. Fillfbfll.kfi leullflvd a» It)
the Nitmncu bmwwn the flagmnn'u
haunt-vim! QuitnI-I’n Mlmm. [It’lwlwvvd
that ilw lIIuy wup'uyvm in llw Incl fIIo
Imy mint In tlwir wmlr pnncipally by
way of Mmbal rum-l. II» also grow the
"port that he lwnrd regarding Ilm man
who wan killed on the railroad last mm-
mer and who was "parted to have come
out I)! the saloon. He had no positive
Ilnnwlfilgr' in (hr) matter.
Edward Quinn-v gave testimony III to
how he pmcumi the mommy, and um!
um (hr bulldln Ind finnm can him
139,500 a. In! that may people In
gun)»; through the drivewny Imu upon
my. Bin ulooo wu provided
wII mommodulom that wtuld
Imam bring mama! on m
William J. Wu!!!“ uponby
march-uthmy
that tho majority of the ladies employed
there in fair weather went to their home-I
by way of the railroad track. Mr Leland
wan the last witness.
Al 12 o’cluck the Board adziom'ned un-
til 1:30 o’clock when the cases were
argued.
DEATH or EEBFGF‘IX'TMIEI.
A Popular South lorwnlk Young Illa
Paul Away.
George L. Bogart, who has been con
fined to his bed with typhoid fever for
four weeks, died last night at 9:20
o’clock. During the past two weeks he
has lam at the pom! of death, his strong
conau'tution being the great factor in
keeping him alive so long. While Mr.
Bogart’ death was not unexpected,
still it h a cast a gloom over the (my and
expresal ha of surrow are heard on every
aide. Mr. Bogart was a young man.
being in the 30th year of his age. He
possessed that energy and makeup that
Iuaured n prosperous future. He was
very popular and will be missed by his
ahnpmatea n! the Volk Hat factory,
where he had been foreman of the curl-
ing department for six years. Last year
he was elected City Marshal nud_at the
city election this fall he was elected
Councilman by a flittering majority.
Deceased waaa member of Old Well
Ludge, F. A: A. IL. Butler Lodge, 1. 0
0. F., Kabansa‘Euca npmeni, N0. 9.
and Old Wull Hook and Ladder
ozlmpany. lie had been Furl. Assistant
Furcmnn in the latter organvzuion and
In all the socisties with which he was
connected he had hosts of friends.
Particulars regarding the funeral will
be given in to marrow a issue.
A BpecIIII Election Necenury.
meg to ti." death of Councilman-
elect George L Bogart it will be neces
sarv to hold a special election to fill the
vacancy caused by his death. The pro.
visions in the charter bearing on the
suijct are as follows:
Whenever II vacancy shall occur from
any cause in the office- of mayor or any
councilman, the Board of Councilmen
shall 0!er aspecml election [0 be held
vnthin four Weeks thereafter, at which
a successor shall be elected to serve the
remainder of such term. *- " * When-
ever a sprmal elI‘ctIon is held to fill a
vacancy, (I)? voting lIsts shall be correct
ed by the Board of R--gistration in the
name manner as provmed In the case of
unnunleleciions, save that the said board
may act upon all applications for the
addition or unsure of names, which have
been made before six o’clock p. m. of the
secnnd Monday preceding such special
eltcuon, and posth provuled in sec-
tmn nix.
Hamilton l Illnhop tall.
The asstgmneut was announced yester-
day of Hamilton & Bishop, brokers, 9!)
Broadway. The firm ns‘IgIIed to Her-
"Ill“ Aaron, om- IIf its cmrncil, gIvmg
prvarences to Mrs. Jarw F. ll:sbop, Nor-
walk. Conn” for $16,470 fnr money
Imam-d In advancoI and “5,000 extra.
making *Zlhl?!) l0 Mrs. Blshnp In all. J.
Stephrns (II R :Iue, N Y., was preferred
h the amuunt of $6 400. The firm was
cnmposed I)! C. H. Hamilton and W. F.
[II-imp. nf Norwalk. It-I cndit was
[mud and Its capital VII-s placed at from
75,00!) tr) $12”). (‘00 It.» liabilities are
CEIUIIIIIU'iI III #77 “00!) nauvts not hi; out).
Y. M. C A. Notes.
At Ilu- trim-ting 0f Ill“ reception corn-
nutter, held last night, a coIIIinittI-e con-
sisting of R. L. Broth-rum, Grunge
Muzalwr, (It‘U'KI' Merritt, Dr. W. L. Weed,
Frank VIIII,UH)I’K!‘ Mei-ban and C. H.
Wmnlhury wure nppnlntc-d tn have charge»
of IhI- dI-miutInns for thu XI-w YI-ar'a
rvcvptII-n.
Any nueuIbI-r of the association who
him had I-mvrtmnmen! UCkl‘lfl to sell
nhnuld return llle'fn at one (I) the general
In crrtnry.
Plenum llama WI-Ildlng.
Julin ll. Murtun rind Mm) Kate Dull'y
vn-rv martin! sit IIII‘ humn of NW lmIlu
In thiI city built. WI mug at ll o'clock. . A
large! numb: I I»! INPIIII-l nml [Mn-IVE!) of
"Ir cuuplu wt-rv pn‘rwnl. Fulluwmg tho
ran-runny rI “(ti-plum mm held and II
l'IIIv collatwn wm serml. Mr. and Mm
Multan "THIN"! mnnv v Ilnabiv prIw'IIN.
Thry wvnt ti) NI'W Yulk on (hr 10:2“
imm and mi! nmlrv II who" Wedding
tour bcfom rvturning lwmn.
Who ll Ilia Won-Inn?
TlII-rv in curmdcvablv myI-twry ntivnil-
lurz tho dinppeunncr III Daub l J. llII-w,
thv but mnkvv,of Danbury, whn wrm
(I) New \mk Saturday and has III)! Imm-
been hmirl "um. A III-palcb from Now
ankw-yv that his “ulfN' hm] "(IIIIIMI
"w N. w Yurlr whim of his disappear
Inm‘. Av II!) in nu! numb-d. cumidmahlo
curinaity is Mound to know who the
woman il.
Ron! 2n «II Iva-nun
William Tam! Thomas I. Raymond
("Walla T. ”my. land II! HIM Nor.
walk.
Fm! National Ilanlr, 0! Math Nnr-
walk to LIIIWI A. WWII um) Camilne
It. Ann-tin, Inml up North Int-nun.
Chan" Bradley. of vamrk. N. J.. in
F. 8!. him Lackmml. llllfl and mum
in” on Will an"!
Bury lull lelwl.
I’glrick Harry, who Inn report-WI n
being killed, Monday evening, by the
can It Illlford, II not yet M. The
report. mt out were somewhat mixed.
Hr. Bury jnnprd from themln us I!
weal. by the station. nppovlng It In.
no! going to m. flown. merely lu-
jnrcd. (In wan hm named to hit
hour, when to II now doing well.
~huIleoon-loogumnnpfor
III-dam
ONE ARRESTED F01! ASSAUIII’ING
THE 0'I‘IIEB. '
Mr. Dunn Rnnxvd an the End With I
floru Shoo—Ills Audi-It lull)“ but
In Subuquantly Arrested.
'I‘. J. Burns, a tailor employed by E.
Whltworth, was struck in the bend yes-
terday morning and a severe wound in-
flicted. Burns tells the story as follows;
“I entered the work room about 8:30
o'clock yesterday morning and was
about going to work when I heard one
of my fellow workman/[harms A’Henrn.
muttering away to himself and vowing
to get. even wuh someone. Not noticing
him, I prepared to go to work, when be
commenced calling me'vile names and
provoked a quarrel. Picking up a
horse shoe, A‘Henrn struck Ina over the
head, inflicting an ugly wound. I then
rushed out in get an officer. After notify-
ing D- puty Sher-ff Toner to arrest the
man I proceeded to a drug store and had
my head dressed and the wound sewed
“pl"
Sheriff Toner proceeded to the tailor
shop, but A'Heam had fl id and no trace
of him was found until officer Gormle
by a clever piece of work. located h‘s
mun near the Housatonic railroad bridge.
A’Beam saw Gormley and started to
run. but the officer immediately started
In pursuit and, after running his man
nearly to Cross street, he captured
him and brought him back to Justice
Austin's office, where he was tried,
charged thh assault and breach of the
peace. He was fined $7 and costs. which
he paid.
PARTY OF III'IIIBY IIAVCBRS.
The ladle. of the Melville Mfg. Co. En-
terlaln Their Frlendn.
A very pleasant aacmblu was given by
the ladies of the Melville Manufacturing
company at Music Hall last evening.
Several hundred of their friends were
present and the pleasures of the occasion
were hrartily enjoyed. Dancing was
commenced at 9 o’clock, but previous to
that Smythe's orchestra played several
concert selections. Twentraix dances
were on the programme. An Intermis-
slon was held at 12 o'clock, when the
ladies furnished a bountiful supply of
refreshments, including sandwiches,
cake and coilee.
The socmble was a aucceaa in every
particular. The young ladies made the
occasion enjoyable, not only by then
presence but by the attention paid to
every detail. They wrre aprcially for
Innate in having an efficient floor man.
agar, Elbert Pearson, Jr., and he was
ably assisted In forming the sets by G.
W. Siewns. John Ward, Edward Hyde.
Grorgc Davis, Fred R'lfIDOUd, Frank
Shorwood, E. Uimstmd, Jerry Hagan.
Fred Arnold, Jr., and William Stevens.
Thorn was no confusion on the firm
and everybody appeared to be happy. It
wm quite late when the dancing closed
and lb» gums departed for home.
.IusIIIEscE is?» slums.
Iluw Well—Known New Ifavan Citizen»
Intern] to “nick the Smoking Kalil!
The Palladium lull-I (II II new usauciu
tron of upwards III 100 mvmhem, which
has juat bwn formed In Sew Haven, I18
Immu beIng the “Mum-Ion and Studlcy
Ali-.tinonce and Savings association."
Members or" the association, all u! whom
haw been accustoluvtl to (Ian tobacco
fuwly, sign an ngrermcnl to discontinue
me of tobacco and III-posit In a bank
mach wcrk n nqu at money «qualiug the
aIIIIIurIt they have been accustomed it)
flpend fur tobacco) during a Correspond-
mg period. If at any llmi' during (I year
from the urn" of aligning the agn'va-nt
a mrmbrr traumas use (If tubuccu lit) for-
I?!“ to those of tho nowclatlon who ad-
III-rn l0 llw plI-Ilgn ilII- sum he “39d!“
pumtml t.) his Cff‘dll’. in lhI- bunk. Tho
nngmnlura of ilm II-IIIIcIIIiiori Im- Judge
J. l'. fluidity and "art I). Mumun, both
of whom hnn- bum f‘XCl'MIVI' amokvm.
It I» pmpuaml tonmkn Mi I'flill’l to In
duco II Invgv nutribvr (If pmmlnvnl. buulv
nus-I and pran-Mirmnl mmtn pun 1va
nanncmuon. Probably Jung» l-ltudlr-y In"
My chsmm pnnulnnl. bf iIII- mammalian.
Bur ('nnnn VIIIIII
I). U. llmmua in lIuIlIlIIIg I am." lee
hUUHI' mmr hm pond.
Bio-plum Tnylur in building I nnw
lmuw nonr tho» crvanwry. Wu!" will
Iw nupplwd by It hydraulic mm.
The! pliunngrnph III in lw I'xhibm'd in
NI-w (IIIvan again nn Thursday I-wmng
«If tlm WN‘K.
Arrnnuvmmln am living perfected lo
manna»- II Board of Tudor III III)! town.
A mus-(mg will In brill this awning for
that purpmv.
I! in Impacted (but): Iyawm of mi!"
work» will be introduced In New (Jinnah
but summvf.
Illllmk.
Mm Innis-I Brown, of Hartford. is
spending I In: My» vmh frlmdn have.
III-a Anni» Erwin, of Portcbmr, la
Inning [trendy in Winnlpmlt.
GM of the boys who wan child; on
the new In!!! pond, yrvlevdny IIMIIOOD,
ventured too in out Ind went under
the lee. III) I!» manned by hlI friendc
III)» were nenr by.
Ery Whitlock, the profenrloml W
mo. "ports hunting good in the viola).
ty of South Wilton.
aiming II excellent on the uric.
ponthlhouf Winnlpu'nk.
It It.“ In! on a! ”W’-
hfim you; India ham to Ind
I W M M
A Decided Bunny.
The May (I: Cutler Novelty W .
company. which npmn It Hilda W.
this evening, gave III entertain!!!” It ,.
Proctor‘o Grand Opera Home, My»
port, last evening, to a large mam ‘
The Morning News speaks of (In w ' ‘
formanoe as follows: "They mud. m
on all aorta of inntrumonu. Banjul, .
guitars, mandolin, harmonic-I. Sybr
phones were brought into "gallium."
Some very nice vocal music wu III!) Illr
troduced and the selection- by It. Olli-
ler were a feature of the ”Wall”!-
The programme was divided into thin
parts. At the opening the chancel!)-
pany appeared in dress mitt. . Pam
and and third wave farm Ind [hung
scenes. Nearly evory selection old lb:
programme was moored. The Triumph
quartette, composed of Menu. Lynch,
FIIZiimmODB, Rock and Casey, eqnnlnny
quartetto heard in ihla city for use
time, and Mr. Lynch’s solo wu rendered
In an admirable manner. The hanjoand ,
guitar due: by May and Hadley and the
mandolin trio by Abercrombio, lily Ind
Hadley was most delightful music. Plo-
fessor Joe Johnson executed some won.
derful selections on his tin wbivtle. The
arrangement of the programme undecid-
ed novelty In the way of a concert, Ind
n8 pleasing as It is new.”
The Limit of Advenhlng Dodge-
It now appears that the young mu:
whose antics in the line of hill posting,
fence climbing and wall scaling caused
no end of comment last week, was the
advance representative for “The Boom-
er," the latest farce-comedy sums,
which will shurtly appear here. The
farmer’s bulldog and the yokel’n pitch‘
fork held no terrors for this fresh And
pushing young man. He defied each
and every attempt to balk his plum, lad
yesterday morning the travelers arriving
at the depot stated that the fences, Ind
barns, and dead walls were covered with
smalls bill of “The Boomer,” and even
one old cow was reported as being plan
tered over with “Boomer" bills. This
must be the limit of advertising dodge,
and if “The Boomer” himsalf is I. grant
in his line as his advnuca man, he must
indeed be a sight for Gods and men.
A Fine Concert Prom-0d.
Music loving people will have. chance
to hear some fine music at “1on-
walk Opera House next 'I‘uendny even-
ing, December 17, when the celebmd
boy choir of TrinIty church, Bridgeport,
wrll give a concert. The choir in under
the leadership of Prof. James Baker, Ind
WI" be assisted by lilac Susan C. Haw-
Irv, contralto, formerly of St. Paul's
church chair The programme is In
attractive one and consists of songs, bol-
lady duets tries, quartenee. glee!) and
chornsea. 1
"Ship Ahoy!"
"Ship Ahoy" a nautical, farcical opera
was pmducml Monday evening at. the
StandarIITheatre, New York city, the
boards of which it mil probably occupy
fur some time to came. and its success
was unqunblied and instantaneous,
duplicating that which it achieved in
Philadelphia upon the occasion of its
first production, a week ago. Thilopvrn
ia the lugItImntu successor of Pinion
and begins ita career at the sauna house,
when: that opera made its Amelia!)
anecess. The music, by Fred llIoIbI’| Jr.,
is I)! the! tuneful, catchy kind that. en-
ables the audience to carry away recollec-
tiom I)! it, and without doubt the um!
unmins whistle will shortly be heard In
the land, engaged in rendering tho m
phpular of mu thlrlydwo mulled num-
bers contnim-ed in thin work. The
libretto” by II. Uraliun Donmlly, the
author of “Natural Gas,” “Later 0n,”
etc . and I3 exceedingly humovlmo.
The plot drain With the "his, tribulations
nm) adwnmrm of an opera company
which, on ll‘! way from the Wool Indhn,
is wn‘ckul on titluaett Inland. Th0 crow
Conulmcl II amnll Ilonp from the u-
nmant» of lhl'll' ship 1nd, with Ilia ml”
musmlwm of Ilm company, not I.“ for
RIVIIM‘VI pnrtu, lmvmg behind than “to
fI'nImInn mutton I)! the troupe. (be
mnnagvr, '(ZIII. Maplmm Hallway, In
whimlllw public will rI‘cognIu in old
friend. and his mvnnl. Afterlunofllo
lml‘m an it mm their heads tom
ItIemII-Ivn and am just about to m
tlw InnnngI-r and IN. up A pew
gnvvvnmcn! II! their own, whoa Ill
Amt-noun man of war appears In tho
oflmg, and (III) curl-in fall» on III. In!»
net. with tho mumn «If thn cnuwnyllnd
llw raining “I (he Amt-tic“: flu Ind III.
taking pom-Irina 0' the Inland In (In)
mum of ”If! Unllml sum. The mood
m! In laid on board ilm mm of wit.
”Ilmlrm.“ and the Mine I- m“
for cl! Ill-clpllrm in not It mg!!! by (I.
pretty chorus glvla and “III mm Ind)-
cronv main” emu. Act and m
place I! Forum Monroe, and II ”I.
act. I fine mmhnnlcnl ”Incl,
the "rival of the “Thu White Squadron,”
mum. In fact, "Ship Ahoy” In on
mum of purity manic. girls, my“
mum nn‘l full of fun. Tho no.
which an» likely to prove the no“ a?
In In, “The Comm-w
Flu Song” "The Rowen’ M an!
«m vow-no colon. moaned mam
IMO (Minivan Inmlhm
thembgy Illa Berth. Rm.
omen In IMMIIAWMW M,
In I come open and the my
mom
oflhcmlmu Ahoy mm
comm-tum. ' i "
my uni-WP!!!“ m:
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Norwalk Chronicler