O
Wsy 111' s fortune Adv-lilo
yourgnodllnTMEv
the holidays.
Bentinvludlllvfoudy
llon:wuclshld.0hmluionlnpvlhlnm1k
weekly pupa: in Norwalk.
NUMBER 911.
Enterod at the Post :1 South N :11
mm latter. W
SOUTH'rfNORWALK,"CONN. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1890.
DIRECTORY
1111111 11111111 111111111
TOWN OF NOBWALK.
AW: N.—Norw:lk' B N. -—soatb Nor
wIlk, 1;. 11,—3.1: Norw 11111 '
I r "Id." who no not Il-
ufifim o‘f'ths (not wI would say 111.:
ovary In..." lull-oil: unmounted, whether 01
.33”1.."‘"1'. 13?:n1‘111nfii. 33::
“no“, mitt: wall worthy o! I“ patron-go
unloaded to that.
LIB COWSSOBS. ‘
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, W nor :1,
ARCHITECTS.
:1 plan: sud
“APP. WI Is 'lfiedwmmmable'ram.
RANDALL, EB D. 00:. Main and Wall :ts,N
“1., I"(we undfrc: hand darting
ADMIONIIBS»
11111111111111.1111...» cow.» .1.»: Itoul
suds!“ 0W!-
u‘HOImIE:, 111 Washington at,
:11 kinds of prom!“-
DcKla flBIsin N. matrimony...
“(1180:1150 dealer? in couhrcdoucry, ice
chcs,
scar-1111.1), 111111110 “No. Ialnst,s.N. sole
split for 'lIorton' s celebrated lcc cm N Pun
Wm HAS. 1.. Iain concur '
‘ omega": :udlcecrcun. Fmbgoodsdslly.
WIISON's ‘IIoansdc" Bread Blkc.(1‘vntllte-
ville. InsrsordsnstGus Pltzer‘n 17 .11. Place
BANKS.
NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall :1, N
dent. lu: 14.1110.
yer, viceprcstdfl;
EC“ Canines: hie! (18W
CITY NATIONAL BANK. The, “ma“ '1’}
. lul 100,'000
an. “fl? Komg‘ppreslglcut; .l'acob Lay-
111nm
TY NATIONAL BANK. The
’44 Wall». gognlfuorpomted 1351. Capitol 9111),.
01D. PraLJamcs \ llya11; vlcc—prvst.. Edwin
O. Keelct,cnshler.1m:(. Gm
PAIRFIKID COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The, 51
N. Deposit: 94110.1)”. surplus 3-5.1,000
W!“ 8. Ioody,pratuéu Martins .me, vicé
m; Jame!!! Butlti‘ytreu NOBWALK, The 51 Wall
‘111 0
“if?“ m" 17.11 011111111 9110,1111. 1111.11
us: 11111, plum DILJ. lllllL v1ccnmpn:tt, II. P.
Moraine! uucto 11111,
W.G. Thomas, K.K. Khakwoodul . Osbom‘,
KWllsou, K. Beard. Pitch. \V. I.
gisbop. Bankcn', Ierchanta'w Isuufscturcrs',
Personalsnd Family Icoountssrcsoliciwd
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, Tho, Whilst, N
PM In: ”.000. George
um“ “M'RJ B. rauf'urd. vice-pron. ,
K.
Georg:
GS BANK, The, De-
BOU'I'II NORWALK BAVIN OWN-31111“! Sol.
prm. tmr. nierest
mficpontoilo Ioucy loosed on mortgage.
DEEP. (“’Iltrlcsnlc.)V
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 8.211111111an
boef,pork, shcep,lamb. veal, etc.
N Annour' I beef and
dreamt 111mb IIII mutton.
TERRY, WI. 111.5 CO.,
prov-lawns. Home
BILL P051151: AND Dm’I‘BIBU'I'OIt.
Circulars
ssbiugtou st.
WXTON J. F. Post. office b01455. N.
1M “‘1 over 1011) Sunday papers.
BLACKBMJ’I‘IIS.
“38,080. '1‘. foot ltsymond 11.11. N'. Ilorsc-
. £161qu BUILDERS.
BELOW). 3. C00. P. Obox 531, :1. N. builders
mums, docks. pile foundstious. etc.
m AND SHOE DEALERS.
‘ So.I:inst.S. N customWorliand
rcpdrituIIpccnlty.
BAIVIY, 0.1! No. Iain st,5. N. Ipccinltlu 1n
boom-hot: Idrubbcu.
”RABBJOIN “.th a: Washington st, 831 1.
“1th allow prices.
Born AND snub: REPAIRING.
Ow.flit:1hondl’hse,ll. N. All
work Impromptu y.douc
' 300W AND BTA'IIONEBS-
mm, J. ARTHUR, 3.6611 engraving, wal-
natioucry, base bull Ind 1mm: 30:11.13.
IAIN ' 8T0 A11 '11: lugtou It
1‘ Nyflz’hgolbsiulmics sud‘g'L-nenl nutuutlcry. '
BOX BAKERS. (Wood Ind I’npcr.)
m 11.5 5&1 manufacturer 01 11:1
I ,. when etc. * General shop joblling.
e""IIIII.LI)I.NG MATERIALNkN u
mIIIBJOflN II. It Washington It, go
blucrtone. sewer pipe. hay, sumac.
mNAui), owls. T. Wster :1. N. brick of :11
mutanccmt. lam. bslr, etc-1:0 blue
mmbrickmde y.
RAYIONI) 8808.1111wwkes, Phllsdelpms and
Tram fronts, mum. lime. cement. Mam-.111.
Buflfllfi (1ng IGHN, kc.
BOSTON BUTTER 11011511.,th to 111: I‘Olt
ti. N. —o specially made of all ulnar-oi
oi 1111:1118,me Ind domestic. A11
grnduol button”. Manned 1111111111, clc
CABIIAGE IEPOII'I’OBIILs.
DANE. WI. 8. :11 Wsli It. N. Calling“, humans.
mucous: “minimal: 111g:
cwurm AND BUILDERS.
W JAIIBOJbopAm «.5 31.11211111sz
gtvufiobbmg mumpuy stunted to.
IOB'I'ON,WI. A. alw'l'sylonvcnue,s. N. Jobbing
mall). Kamli‘lrulll, IN Iodcru
“flimsy run by chcap'owcr rubles nu: w giro
mpwortsspcclslty.
”Water I :1 N. watutum
,RAYIONDJM «.1113. mm mu, col
bola-cm Dom-crud swing-nu
tar-Inc. Inlb och.bottotn munch”, racks.
Jubbingdouo. 111111111111“ given. “gm :13
SIIIBWOO ll ILIBGrocht, . 0 ng
grandad to.
prul
1180 .D.:hop(.‘rosIIt,nc:rIsiu ..—Ot!l.occur
“(mid-11mm... ., N. swam wood working.
frame-T and turning Lowrst
m. Ioucy Iowa-15"»;
0mm AND ermus.
0001111.!) a no". ammonia, N. ts Wash
llglou 31.11.16 was-druumt .1
OMIAGI IANIIIAO‘IUBIRS.
TILL MIN .3 Iain b. N mnfuturcrof
”by MW?“ ("on to repairing
WRIGHT. 'IIYNN. WM I'MIIIn It, mung.
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Ia “mutants-1min.
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all]! I'll! ”DIV-law.“
MAID. CHANT. Water It,
Ila: ”11¢“me 21:.
“m not: IANC'AD‘I'UM
"1" JOHN CHM s.:rzwm.s.1t usual»
01W
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Whom CIGAR CO Th. lo‘lo. Iain
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M: b‘d‘g.
mum
Zorn-Own
0085" “WWII?!“ M
Rm& GOLDBCIIIID'I' factory N. Ismt
tutor: oftho «161151111111st G..Covlets
DOUGH walnuts.
I'LAIB’I'ED'S OOUGII REIKDYJsrnntcd to cure.
manulsctnml st (:1 Washington st,111..N
OROCKEBY AND GLANCWARL’.
NABII, P. B l 880. cor. llaln and West :11, s. N.
Axum) and 1111 mm W
UNIVERSALS‘I'O The. No. ILussr sot,
burp, crockery. 1311'.» was. bomruishlnngtc.
DENTINTS.
BOUTWELL, C. 1' Louder: block, 80. Iain It,B
11.011111111111111. BI. m.1otlp. In
KBNDA 61110.8” DD 8. Wormwood»:
muiihmfi N. nouns“: toll 112;.
NEW .1. C 01110:: at residence III,
“KIRK. ioual Church “mg sd'mlulstorod.
porcelslu crowns 1
WERD,W. L., DUDE ththhl :1,an
flour-118s. to. loop. tn. Gassdmltercdu .
D0083. BASE AND DLINDC.
SII'I'II.W. II. & CO. 15 k 17 Water :1, N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER. PIPE.
PW I. ”OhmutsuBHN Crushsdltouc,
sower contnclormtc. d '
RAH NDBII ,Akroiudtglazodnu 0cm
pipe, to” loggellndlsm
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave, R. N.
buudsy Morn, 8 10103.11: 410911.111. Prescrip-
tions carvfllly compounded
GREGORY, J G. as Wall st. N. Established 1529.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
BIGGS JOHN A ll Iniu st,N. Pctfumcs,-—ltfty
dvc d'illercnt perfumes.
PLAISTED‘B 43 Washington :1, S. N. patent medl-
ciues, etc. Physiclsus‘ prescription: a spcci:ity.
DRY-GOODS.
AIBLKII, .1. L. ANONS‘WI‘he Equitable “ No. 2
Gazette dbuilding, N. Dry goods. 011 cloth: mat.
tingssud rug:
BANKS, K. K. Mabscltemo Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods. uotious,gloves, etc. Undcrwcuraswcislty.
BENNETT, .1. P. 19 Iain :1, N. Business cstsb-
lished over forty-two yours.
DICKERMAN. A. a: SON. bl Washington st, 5. N.
goods. carpets, etc. (Ice Idv. 1
SCOFIELD 1k IIOY'I‘, 3 Gazette bldg. N. 68 Wash-
ington st, 8. N. (Seculvcrtiscmcut)
STREET. EDWARD. b Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods. fsuc y goods notions and hosiery.
ELECI'BICI IN
BAKER. E. V.. Electric on: lighting:
alarms; cull bells, &c
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS (10.011ch railroad station 8.
N su1143 Wullst N. press forw-ordtrs to all
parts of the world'. I’usrcngcr truinlwnlcc. Low
rates. Luster Iqut Igcut
ExPItEsrlMEN.
DUX’I‘ON Er BRUNDAGE. oflice at Benedict's, ‘3
W :11 st, N. Our motto. “prompt attention!‘
CAVANAGII' S EXPRESS, gr, furniture and
piano: movcd.1.cavc orders 111 laistéd s, s N.
SHERWOOD, W. W.. N. slate at post—olilcc and
Hale's. Carvfulsud prompt service.
lhTBAul’a. EMINCES, ITO.
BYXBEE, F. S. &CO.911II111:1, N. Manufactur-
ers 01 Sconcld s oclcbratcd duvonng cxtmts.
NOIIWALK EXTRACT CO. N. nuluufnctnrcrs of
dnc extracts. I". N. Ambler.
FERTILIZERS. ,
RAYMOND BROS Brsdlcy' s Iuper- phosphate. :
lsl manurcs. land plat-tenground bouc, woods: cs.
SMITH W. II. .LCO. Water :1. N. Agent: for \l 11
11:1msCh1rk At (10' s stundardf crtil izsr:
FIRE llBICI AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROStmllrmry shs in stock, spot:-
1111: to ordcr,llrcmortur,aaud,cb ucy tluc lining:
FISH, OYSTEBS, CLAMS, II'I'C.
HUNT :1 ZELUI-‘F, 69 Washington :1. S N. due
6211, oysters, clams, fruits. game, vegetablcc.ccc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON JOHN B. OZ'I'uylor sveuue,S . N. Also
stone
RAYMOND. BROS. contractor: for ling. coucrrto,
:sphslt,br1ck. cement sud gravel walks.
[LOBIDA STEAM AND [101' WATER
“ILA TEES.
nsmw II. a. (11.).Muslc IIIll block. 3.N
sole agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FILED.
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best rustic.
1:11 to use it.
L'IIONMEDIEL“ DANI EL. cast end of Washington
st bridgc. The choicest of family tlour kcpt.
NAYIOND BROS. hay, straw, dour and feed in
package, load. car or cargo lots.
RED IILL Darieu. Crofoot 81 Rose. Grunt. cholc
ground food, gruluuu and rye dour.
I- LOIIIEITS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Plate. N " pl:nts,cul
flowers and ommcntnl pleca maria to order.
GL’IGL’E. P. L. 116W“ s1, ,0?!) Union Cemetery,N
Plants, cut flowers. etc. oral work a :pccnity
'.0 RuNflnerhdct
will: «110111.11
lowcn Ind 111ml wort: at
its roses : spunky.
NII’I‘II. JOHN ll. :10 11111111 ILBN. tIll' 0111::th
best kwwu florist in this ticinlty.Pl-.1nls,cut
flowers, etc. Flora work of all kind: a .Ipt’t‘ldlfy
Ind done pmmptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEIAN. THEODORE.\\uh1ngtm1or.(east cud)
Furniture. looking glasses. picturv 11.1.1.1, ctr
burglar
Don't
ORAN s1 WIII'I‘TLKSEY. 36 Iain :1. N. (Itsyv
moud' I old rand) b'cc ndvertiscmnt.
KAYIOND GEO. [I new store, Atlsud 111 Main 111,
N. Indoor: :bovs old store
STOW? DAVIDJB. 1:1. 1!), and 3‘2. 11011110 :1. S N.
Pamitnrc. mourners . rte.
GAS LIGII’I’ COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAB LIGII'I‘ COMPANY. 11111:: 19
Wstcr It. N. Gas for light, twat Ind potter.
Coke- slr cents w bushel. Coal 'l‘Ir tbrcc dol-
lar: per barrel, package cxtn.
GILDCEIID. (WholcuIIJ
110le l KEELEB. 9:!!! 11 Wall 61 N. whale»
asti- groccu, dour. grain. buy. etc.
BILLECK llltOtl. Hand to Wall It, N. wholuulc
mars, dour. fwd, gratin, bay. ctc
(IIIUCEIIS.
BROWN 5 WILCOX, 50 Washington 01.!) N. solo
for y butter.
111111111111. CONRAD, 111 Washington 11.15. N
hole: Wes-n11 prov 1.:10uI
FIRMS, CIlAtl. II. sum to “urchins. wNo.
Islu :t, 15. N. tabledoltucla for tamily ind:
VINNEGANLO‘IIKILLYJIB Into or. N dour,
feed. hsy, straw. cool and wood.
[INNIIY & BENEDICT 41 “all It, N. fsncy and
stoplczr mm cclioucry, trait. etc.
“TC“. 1). W. Wutsrc.oor.Isrw1n It. N. cannon!
goods, when. tens, buttcr. etc.
GLOVIIR, C. L. as Wall It. N.
trad: abhlaahlr.
GUYKRONON 'I'.II. u 0011.11.11. do: 1»
“MM 5113* more. “1
IIAN'OIID. W. I). but Ire. near 11.11. station. IN.
Asbestos paint, school supplies. ctr.
LAW'I‘ON F. 1).. CO. I: 110. Inn at. 11.141. no
uric: table drllcoclcw.
L’IIOIIIDIKU, DA NIKL. cost ml of “1:11th
.1111“. collar, :plch varclslty.
IOOIIIt IIAIIIAN, No Isis .1.”! Writ, 8. N
In groceries 11.111111211111111. flout. trod. rtc.
NEW YOKK TIA (21).. 1? Into It, N.uI. IlrllcrL
’I'cII color: and twice; I specialty.
NICKEIIWNABI’I'I‘H, fluid 3': Iain It. N I
malty and: of table delicate:
O'I'IIAIB. GEO. Wilton Irv. sod lichoul II, N
New stow. new I sud our m.
SEYMOUR. C. l 3! Wash 111, I). N. head—
quarter: t'ovcslcbrsted Dew 'rnuustl goods.
VALDIIII. CIIAB. II 1) Wall It, N. (.‘rwucry bub
tench-so. CID uh): drllcsciu. fruits. ctr,
(“Ila All) AIIIJNI‘IIDI.
GCNI. AIII. 517108 and Sporting (mt: of I11
klurIvst No 4 than Il., N.
IlA‘l'l’EIll' WIS. (H’I’I'fl on
monogram .1.. Imam. N slsofor-crs
uranium: .11 act) rarest snug-1.11.
:rid l-ponmdsgnls'klu, pinches.
”A‘I'I'KIII' ‘I’OOIA.
WNMWJ, Water 11. I. lrub fouudu.
mailman-sanctum
IIA'I’I AND omen-um.)
“£1“er arms.» W“ I It
:Iysclnlty Muffin-rut! "
IIA'I' "monmum
ammonium-11.111511, mule:
cw. Idnltlu‘gkflwsuammnl.
nigh: “mm 3.! Wins
IAYIOKD com “
a mammal-Iv-
”mes-m
foggwfla “11".”!0311
later to the best
i1?
unnwm AND DWI.
YBOWI'I'I'J. 'I'. “WILNJUMWIM
urn-com
BII'I‘II. W. 1!. £00 than! 17 Wslau,N.build-
ors'audcontraewr: I11.pplla
QUIN'I‘ARD,W U. Inst: 11111111106114! N.p:1a1s.
011:. glass,“ (to: adv.)
BABIES. mm.
D P. II. 3:111:11 N. custom made
un......,.c. .m-
IIOBSB DEALER.
PARSONS I. II. Brooksldc Buick Farms. N 11111:
home sailed to :11 p.urpo:c: All shim-l: sold by
this aubllIhrueul :re wlmn Imn.lod flout: of the
French combing stallion “Gullllrd. "
[1038! suouus
I UIIABJOIIN, No. Islamfi N. special ll)-
cQ tiougivcutosliosisgdrlvlugauottlnghorsss.
IloFI'llLH.
AMERICAN IIOTRL. ltl IslunfiN .1. 0. Collins.
European plsn ,rcstsuraut Ittat:
GERIANIA IIOFI‘KL. fl Rallroui plans, Georg:
hsub. proprietor.
11.11. It. depot.
8c
0 o D. &
NIml'l'é'limos” 3035b], lxfistula:- III-Iccomogatlom
OLD WILL IIO'I‘ MWIIhInglou 3 Road
Havilsnd, fluvial; European plant'éo
nous: WINDING Goons.
STEVENS, J. 1] ”Washington :t,8 N crockery.
glassware, tin and woodcuwar:
ICII DEALIIIR.
BURCHA‘RD, B. “Bolder: I‘olnt Farm." 8. N. also
milk woduccr.
INSURANG AGENTS.
COOLIDGE a LOCKWOOD, 9 Main :1, N. Insur-
Incoaud ml cstste in all its branches.
LAY'I'ON, JACOB it. Wublugom It next to P.O
8 N. lire, plate glsss, accident and life (Ice adv )
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. Iain and Wall ItI,N Real
c:tste,1nves'tments loans negotiated ctr.
MORRELLa L'IIOIIEDIIIU, 115 Washington It,
11. N. strictly subclass computes represented.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 4.5 a 47 Washington :1,
SN. Ital Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS 00.. S. S. L‘
Ilouuncdieu, agent. Washington :1. 8 N. see :41.
IE’I‘ROI’OIJ’I‘AN LIFE INS CO 20 Washington
”,5 N. 112.). Grnbh, sssistnutsupt
NORWALK FIRE 1N8. C0,. N. In successful
business since 111m No outstanding loss claims.
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. 4". Washing—
101] st, :5. N. .1110. French. loci. superintvndent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUI'URD R. B. Masonic bid, N 6% Bond:
1.111111111111211 111111111111; sud Equitsb c 'M 11.1» '00..
IRON AND STEEL. '
SMITH. W. II. R. CO. 15 and 17 Water St, N.
:prinini, axles, curring: hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IERBI’I'I', E. I. 52 and 56 Watcr :1, N. iron work
01 All kinds.
TIIE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st, :1. N'. Wm. II. Iloyt. proprietor.
IRON t‘OlTNDItIl-IS.
GILES A: CLANCY at The Norwsllt Iron Works
00., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELEIN.
FERRIS A.‘1,30§o. Main 61.5.‘3. op. City 110ml.
:1. N line watch repsiring s 1-pociIl 1y
IlOY'I', 11.8. 18N0.Mulnst, S. N strictly 1111mm
goods st low prices.
JACKSON. IMlRAND, 58Wullst, N watchcrmlla.
momls,clc.lv‘1uo watch repairing a spoclslty.
R001), 11. S. diamondswstchcs. Jewelry. silver Ind
plated wore, repairing uspeclalry. 83 Main :1. b. N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED 1’. room :1 Alumni: b‘ 113;. Wsll
It boro'uv'h. Notary sud Real Estate.
FROST. RUSSEL a No Main :1. notary,leg:1
busine'ss of all kin s curt-fully attended to.
IIURLBLTI‘,J. DELDEN mount: and 6 Gsutw
building, “all It, borough.
LIGII'I'. JOHN II. 112 \VsIhi :1 S N. uonry
commissioner ol deed: for. cw Yor state.
LOCKWOOD KDWARDI. room! Gucttc bldg.
borough. Attorney. notary and ptlnnlons.
SEYMOUR, JOIIN 8. room 3, Fulrtlcld Co. NIL
Ilsuk building, N. Counsellor It law
WALSH, JOHN J rooml Masonic building. Wall
:1, .
LWEBY STABLBS.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Olllcc No. 11 “IV!!! :1, N.
GREGORY, (ll-20.15. 11 Knight rt, N. Pine tum-
out: a Epcciillly. Telephone 31113.
LOCK MANUFAC’I‘I'RI-ths.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING (31). but It. 9
N. Manufacturers of buildvrr' hurtlwure. )smn
olllcu 311 Pearl It; New York 0mm: 1).) Rattle-1',
Chicago alike 1!) Luke st.
NOltWALK LOCK COMPANY S. N. New York
0111a: 32 (‘hambors st. Locks and builtlers' hard-
ware, dulgncrs;_ launder:- workcrs of urn-1111-
house trimmings in hroxizc,br.1.-9 and iron.
LUMBER DEALLBS.
mm. B. .1‘. 9110::ch Niflndfoflumbcrile
llverctl to any ptdnt‘by roll. team or vessel.
‘ " autumn SHOPS. .
1111111131th 1110:: 11111111: to '11:.- Wm: 11
ncarlt. lt.br1dgc,:1(irncrul mocblncry, iron
and cm: «stings. forgiu Babbltl metal, ro
pairs for msnufsctovlcssn stcsmbmt:
StOFlELD. “M. A. Knight 111,5 Now machinery
made and repairing promptly :ttcndcd to
MIKE? GABDKNEIIS.
JENNINGS A W ATI-IRBU ltY, :1 N. bcr'rlc: Ind :11
mproducc In season for the wholcsslo trade.
HABIL‘TH.
A IODELIAILKET.1D Wsllst. N Wm. Wudwcll.
Hbrcf «1.14.1111. mutton and poultry.
AVINO'N. A. 158 Isiu It, N. “0.1111111, m
bch. fish, oysters, clams. sud mllops, boitrr,
eggs. lIrd. .cauucdnpodaunmtc. 11:11 b
N l "L mu, as” In
”Er-1mm: traits. 211 No II!» :1. ll .
DIESELL. DANA L‘. 1‘: Iain It. N. choice mats,
111.11" fish, vegetables etc.
llltl'I'I'O'll CENTRAL MARKET. on-r It N.
Iran. vegetables. fruits. poultry. st lowest price:
t: ARR. W lLLlAI ll.llcbctl1’ct Farm mullet I N
Pine mats. fn-Ih “multicvlowlcrt cash prlcr:
PAKIUNO’I‘ON, J A mull. Hdsh o “Nara,
cs. lru'lts. butter, etc. :Irr,
111':le (180.11»! mrnuo 1-. N. (balm masts,
v ogcublco, frult, ctc. Intro-tomb pricsI.
Ia No Inn 111 N in: most:
"cfyfii'kl'r’iuvilm tenth-ml lard :4”:tu
JUDUON A. (1. Contra! Iuket cur Isinsud 11er
land It, 111. N. Cholcc menu. poultry, veg
LIIBUKNKII, WI 1118 Wuhlugum :1. bridge, a
Ndcslcr in All kinds front: that:
LOCKWMJD, 1. Washington bl. WE: 1-1 N. a...
Mil, dab. oyltn'l. clams, rumble:
LOCKWOODG LOU KW(I)D,"1Is1u :1." . .
Inst: poultry, om : specialty.
LIONI. 11.15.. W Well Alma Dalston.
11 N pvlmmuudpouloysslowcstprlcv:
IALIO. ALBIN. Iain It. urn Wash I. It. choice
lusts. to. 01m. rumble: cellars-slut:
l'ltllillthu, ll. 3. Mambo. school hon-c.1111.
beet. val. mutton. «c.
1101111111). 111001). at Went trauma: “,9. N.
strictly hubris-I unto. poultry I vperlslty.
sIl’I'll'tt WArlllINO'I'ON NARI“. on Iran
toast, 1) 111.“: moodposluy for fsnllytrstlc
SPILL-A J. W. lblaousrrlu,N.ngnwruI
dIlly lovvr the town.
WADLW. It most, Kl-Ovovr 1mm.
mullpumuttawnwlth Infra-h and out nuts.
WIXON. J I 2' Walla, N Chutes onus, post
111.": its. «you... butter, em, etc.
IAIBLI AND ()IAII‘I‘I.
llA'l'ls.l’W,.W:ur-1N mast-Irma“:
grullrsod marble «which-1:16am is building
Wm. parts, etc.
HAM!!! AND BUILDIIB.
OHIOUI. HENRY, 1” W131 arr. s. N All 111-:-
orrtons mason muscle
IIIIIJJON WILLIAI. 11) mm: «rooms. also:
111-11 «111... m.
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min—sluts. Ill mm
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PITCH AG 49 A 110! M
”1110 "33mm "m'iifi m
JAImIBS I Lanna-unitw
style: Icaruiug upcclalty.
"JOHN. It—ostlslusuN. “luminary
:udflerond:
IDBIO TEACHERS.
BRADLEY “1.8.0. W tdangbmolthelnteWm.
11.Nuh)I93 Inln :1, N. Instrumental music only
FRITZ, I188 IINNIN P. 191 lulu-1.11. I’isuo
sud onpu l.uItructlou
GIBSON. MILE. VilllzhstJl. Plano. orator:
HUNTINGTON, IRS. m 11:11: :t,N. Vocal 1:1.
structlonrndvovcs development.
NASH. I188 JKNNII K. to North small. N.
Plulosulorgsuius us.tructlou
BAWYKKIBB ILJ. who: ofiunruul Ind
real music. Italdqucest. Mr: 11. 11. Plalstod'r.
West :1. 8.16
NIWB DEPO‘I'S. N blot
BODWILL, II. II. 1'1 Washington at s. .
books. mpu'lodicsls. etc. -:
WIIBILIBJ. 3.155911?an bridge, 5. N.
Nsvaspcrs. ntstlourry. 11b and glut-wars
NEW 11031! IIISIENOIBI.
PKRRIS 8. D. Ordcvs left at Botiwcll‘a :mro.
74 Washington It. 8 N.
LOCKWOOD, C. 3 onion: DcKlyuuB. 11.. Greg-
ory'qu NchorlilollGrooucr
NEW I BICOND-IIAND WENI'I'DIII.
PODMOIIE, WI. soda Salvation Army Barracks,
8 N. Stoves. anger. crockery. carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLAN'I'EBS AND DEALERS.
BELL. IIIRAI P. 0. Box 111. 8. N. wholculo
shipper of oyster: and citrus.
CU’I'BILL. 11. .1. foot of Raymond st, 8. N. whole—
sale dealer in doc oysters.
HOYT,W. II.&SON.12~1WIIcr:t, S N.
Raymond) planters, exporter: and
duller: to native oysters.
REED a. IIOUSMAN,131Wstersl. s. N. plsulcr:
Ind shippers of Norw'alk oystcrs.
VAN NA]! .1. L. a. C0,. 1'. O. Box 518 8. N.
Oysters :u clams. wholcsslc and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. 11. A1:-
thorpe, prop. Riversidc are, S. Stoves, Steam
foot of
wolesale
Ind 1101 Air I-‘uruacc work a specialty. Solo
:gcnt tor the cclebmcd Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OIL!) AND" GLASS.
PROWIT'I', J '1‘. 4.5 Iain st, chctt‘: loads,
Insury sud Wadsworth‘ I mixed points
RAY MONO 8110:). Jewell s. Atlantic Ind Seclcy's
had. Calcutta oil: and Averill Chemical Paint.
SMITH. W. 11. £00, 15 a 17 Water st, N. scents
for lawman Alanine: pstuls.
PAPER HANGINOS.
PllOWl'I‘TJ. 'I‘. to Iain :1. N. window :hsdcs.
Holland: llxturm. ctc.
’I‘AY 1.011 A (‘0 "1 Iain at, N. also hardware.
paints. oils. g1... etc
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKMAN.C. A. ll Iniu :1. N. Instantaneous
process. Children": photo: 11 specialty.
NORTH, G. S. 71? Washington st, 5. N. one quality
only And that the best
READMAN. 1", r. matte bulldt
photograph: ‘2 '11 per 1102; 0!“!-
PIANO ‘I'I‘ Nelh AV!) BBI’AIBIIS.
IIKNDI‘IE. C. F. (or “1111:1111 Knight 51: N, All-0'
donlcr 111 pianos. organs, shoot music c: (
PLANINO MILL-9.
RANDALL. MINER I). I". N. All
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
MEI-2111121111100" W 11. Music 111111 block. 8. N.
Plumlnng. :tcstn Ind gs: tilting.
NASH. 1-“. 11, at 11110. cor. Iain and West Its, 11, N.
Plumbing bud ms: tilting. angel and boaters.
BAILROADS.
NORWAIK IIOIINB ItAILW AY C0. Junct- W.
IIyItt. prest; Edwin G. Hoyt. :upt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
, N. Cabinet
1101.81.50.
5 N property for ule, house: to rent. (nee adv)
IORRELLA L’IIOIIEDIEU. 96 “ushington :1,
S. N :clliug, renting Ind collecting
WILSON. 0. 1:. Garcia: bldg, N Inn-fitment: sud
momyto loan Al-o insurance wrlltcn in but!
of ammonia It the lowest. mu!
WOUDW AND. E. A No. 5111111111. 9. N.housc: 0
rent sud building lot: for sole.
Bl STA! RAN“.
DEB IIIVE 5 “am 11.11. warm meal: st 1111
bums, 11111111-r -1:
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N..\NIT mt I: 31.15:: 1:11.11.
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Fulltcrn. begin: October 1 Circular: W111
rout upon :ppllcauuu
NORWALK IILI'I‘AHY iN‘i’I‘ITUTE. N. hunts
Roberts, principal Circular 0o mum.
WILSON. ”11. E. Ii, t'wbntll furl-1y: Norwslk.
l‘t I'n-pumiory to f‘lliil'L'P 11ml 111111111111 N‘ilunl-fi
For fll’I’lIilf“. a tins: 11: 1111111 .-
SEWINO IIACIIININ.
SIIAILIR, C. I. 16 sirloin st. 3N. "Wheel" and
Wilson" sud “llonochold.” needles, 1111, attach.
Mil. Iii-putting l specialty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS-1.
cxuvutlug, filling. grading. lnndot'npr gardening.
8H0! flANlIl'AC‘I‘lIREIIS.
IA)17NNDUIIY.HATIIBWNON It (30. SN. lawn”
do: stale:
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75, and” 1. “It" It, H Nil-11111111111111 11170.
Ianufsrlurr'n of lullc‘l' min-cf Ind illlldrrm' 11
duo footwru for the crud unh-
llfllIT—WAIH’I’II AND UNDERWEAR.
lllt'l‘ClllNHON. COLE A CO. Norwslk. Now lei
sud 11.111.119.111. Conn.
WPOII’I'NMEN'N (MIMIC.
MKKN, JOIIN 11-311 lulu :1, N. Madam: for
guns, dotting mklr, ammunition. ctr.
II‘I'AIII BUILDER“.
BAKRRJUIJI'N. Wstrr It. rum to Wlwlcr': four:
dry 11 N 111nm and bond nil: toordvr
1'11! 111 :11 AN 1111111 11111115111 1111111111, Won
It.ll. N“ a: ll. Hoyt. pvoprlchv.
"IAN norm All) mm.
NOIWALII III)! WORKS CO. Tbs. Wow It.
nu IL It. tulips. 11. N.
"IAIN“? 1'10!" norm.
(111111111. 11 W. lav-Jul: building?” N. Itmhlp
hrkrtu, pvvvlm mt. mun pt:
LAY'I’IIN JACOB I W-hlugtm 011.7wa to 1‘1).
11.1%. M: tickrtmunfts. money (min-Am Ad)
0111301 ”DALI”.
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1131:, ml. 11.11.111.411.
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lays: of WM! walk:
RAYIOND 8111111 blue, brown. (mulch and
building um. granite sod ”bio trim-11m.
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POWILLJ 11.1: Wishl It 81‘. atom.
mm. Ion-ohm 111g prim-torus»
pm. etc Tins-111 cupprv work I-prlslty.
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btlvlnglN mm .9111. I1 etc.
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THE CLOSING ARGUMENT.
AN ABLE ADDRESS BY REV. (2.1.
NORTH.
A Incision Agulun Hamilton Brothsu'
Saloon —‘l‘hs DcclIIou to Edward Quit-
nsr'n Cass Konrad.
A large sudisuco heard Rev. G. J.
North deliver an eloquent argument be-
fore the County Commissioners, at the
Council Chamber this morning. It was
the cloning argument in the cases of
Hamilton Brother: and Edward Qultner.
111:1 fllPt‘ch was as follows:
I. Who originated this scheme?
Mr. Light snswcrs, “Brother North.”
and thou with his Domesthcosan powers
of oratory, kindly and courteously, free
Irominvrctive or iuut-udo. focuses all
responsibility for this remonstrsues upon
your spvuler, until by comparison, every
other quarter of the universe seems
wrapped In stygmn darkness, and every
my of the centrslsuu of Light streams
to the North. until that Otherwise for-
bidding region is radiant wrlh thi-
aurora borculis of an almost auperual
glory.
Mr. Frost graphically pictures my
arrival here. flushrd with the success
orareinoto but. signal victory, and in
the language of facetim, of which he 1:
:0 ready in master. first garlands my
brow with the quri-ls of a victor, and
1111 :1 places above it. the white plume of
s “son of Navarre." Hoplers of any
rflort to In.- as eloquent as Brother Light,
or as graphic as Brother Frost, I may be
allow-ml to copy the anecdotal style in
which they have somewhat fret-1y in-
dulgod.
What would ths-y and their clients
how: these pastors do?
Mr. North cued complaints that had
been made against theyaloons by ladies
and members of his congrvgstlou.
I shall not prolong this hearing by
giving further attention to the swimmer
except in so far as may be necessary In
the diRClIsSlOll of a few great principles
upon which our remonstvauce is ground
oil and which the counsel for the defense
have mude allusion to.
I am tho more particular to do this
1fmm tho f..c that Ili‘ffllllgs upon other
Cases will follow in which the some
Counsel will be oppo.-ed and It will ex-
ipedite matters in 111» mil to have the
31111111110111 1 the remonstrants clvuriy dc
[tint-d at tho beginning.
, ll Ruprrwnmtlon
"3001‘.
1. ‘A clergyman new 14 only a man."
N11 nupurmnty or sanctity clutiuud.
‘3 "N11 int-1m lt'plt'St"!lI3 111:1 church."
1Thut 1< nimitted, 111111 our c1151: H 11w
istrnngr. ~ 1 1r 1111» tact. Wv uptown! 1h»
[)1‘1111' 1
in this rcmon
i
1
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111-1, 1. prrfi- Ill only the 1119M": s."
Mr. Light says: "N11! a parrot. 1111: 1)
11111111311, 11-11 :1 cltlivi. prvsrnt hvti‘ tlph -
'(r'fii.
()ur sown-r 1's- .‘icnrrsuf parents of
,l‘.1--11> wry chlldrcn prlllg 1111- Milt-'11"
111.11 .111111111 :m- 11111- 111111 IhEII’ name.-
iupvn Ih" rumour-tram» pflllltlll. Hun
\L'ldlrti.‘ ~11 worm-n on: hero in tho snmr
WM.
i, Mr. 'r.- 11 51".} ~“\'11! 11 business mun
u1,111 tho tinglibmtmotl 1:1 lwrt.
Our mswtr is: Most": Bind. '10:-
1br0w. illli (‘rufut 111111 oilmu bar» mm
'llv-d [11.14 hi my 1.111 n ptnrekwpt-r?
i l‘-r11411 1* 1m . 311.11 in the lq-1or"!r1:flit.
(Jump-11111111 1-1 11.1 slurp that we sub
pmuml nutw. Tin-y 11111.
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Et‘v'ly bump to on 1111- tritium-trance
I' whlr'h 111 llvtitlrll ‘I‘melnyr-w 1 f ”11' Nur-
{Walk Int‘k Cu,"
Mr. Light -:.y.~: ”N11 patron of Music
111111." 1130 [1111111111 n: Music [1111 11m
how on 111111 pvtitutn, not 1111.1 of whom
I11 :1 patron 1.1 [hr lulj mung mi. 11111, or,
in 1111- Opinion of 11.11 opposing CUtlnth.
rv>rca11nhulril 111 1111- ouiusncu upon
the sldovrslk.
l ‘ 0.1131 1l111.1111 WlIllt‘rlmP."
'I‘bi- mum 1-1 .grvgmusly wrong.
t‘nunmll le’ upplu‘fn‘tld forget to add to
111111 titular-'11 1111- woman's summoned
by llivtnwlvm Wit-.1 11.1111y1...11.-11 tho
louvh of 1111- 11111111: “and of cum-
vlrnnmtstlnn 111 ltntlofurm 1111111 11110
mtm mm for 1th rrmnmlrstti.
We're In [101an of tho logs! Iblltty
lull 1vxp1-1lovm- of tho opposing counooI,
to would bu willing to tho all tho
mmmmy of munmtmms 1111111 11111,
and My 1111: also mlvly upon titre-v1
dour.- brought h-‘ro by 1111- writwm : on
im- 111111 1 «1111'.
III. Who 1m» 11w vrnwmtrsrttsi
Mr. I’m-t my». "Envy um: 11 Prohibi-
1111111-11." Error Igam. Not arm the
four pat-tom cm 1111 I’tohlbitionlats.
Whvu tho rots Iva: taken on Constitu-
tionsl Amt-1..lmvnt thny were not mm
as In this vrmonslvsncc. flcorrsof people
r-vfqu-d It) sign Il‘lv remonstmncs :01on
on tho ground that 1111111 not sell lot the
“Influx 111 1:11. mm to all Ippllcoutn. W:
.1.. mil. 11m 1.. 1'111b111111ov11sls, and bur.-
uul prolmted against on: half tho,-
"Infill.
Ir. Ingbt My"? "Evr‘ry one 1-1 an ex
trend-t.“ "Not mm knows anything
about 11111 golden man." 011 the con—
trIry the IppltlelId or: the extremists,
who not only at: to 1111111.» a node in the
woe-o of their trilowrnro. but must b».-
pnvllrged to plant tbrlr mummy: In
those place: when the Mir, social.
lotto-trio). doctrinal Indore: upturn!
control but tbopopulstlonot tbsctty
count the. to pontoon trove: my
tiny. Isl-mm. indeed! I'll ginyou
n III-pl: at :I am Your In:
ram-births lurid occur! or lb:
intelligent witness, who in III the ra-
sourcs: of his experience, observation,
reasoning, ingenuity or lmoglustlon,
can find no other place for a saloon than
the extreme center of this fair city, and
that upon its main thoroughfare, or the
extreme limit of its darkest, most un-
guarded and crlmcprovoking suburb.
Do these honorable commissioners be.
have that ever a man on tho side of the
applicants, either counsel or wltunses,
ever had a glimmer of the principle of
the golden mesn upon the question of
locstlugassloou until they heard the
words of Brother Wheaten, “Place the
saloon whsro it will accommodate its
patrons sud least interfere with the
peace, safety and beauty of tho city? ”
IV. A few propositions of opposing
counsel to be disposed ol.
1.
“Parents can wstcb their sons.“
It this be so why do not sIIoons choose
secluded locations? If this argument be
valid 191 these Commissioners conserve
the interests of the saloon proprietors,
who have invested so largely in this
buslnvss. by taking them of! the main
thoroughfare. where, according to their
argument. business Is comparatively
non remunerativo.
2. The saloon as a factor in character
building.
Mr. Light wants it here to sssist in the
education of his two sons. With all
deference to his paternal wisdom, these
pastors who have no son: could give him
“points" on the results of such experi-
ment-:1 as be proposes When his sons shall
be old enough to see New York by gas
light.
From pastoral observation most pain-
ful. we all deprvcsto the attempt to
makn young men stronger in character
by familiarizing them With evil to any
form.
"Vice is a monster, :0 frightful meiu,
as to be hated needs but to be so in. but
seen too oft, familiar with her face, we
first. endure, thou pity, thou embrace."
3. “Young men resort to out of-thc-
wsy places."
This statpmcut seems liko fact, and
sounds like on axiom. But it is neither
axiomatic, nor is it true as sgeneral
proposition, If one WI“ practice evd
unobserved, let him avotd every rural or
sub-rural honor and go to the beartof
the metropolis. The covert: of crlml-
out: who defy the vigilance of the police
arc in the centers of the great cities.
Gem-rs! statements like this which are
contradicted by the evidence fall
without weight upon the ears of these
honorableCommissioners.
“Fifty young men between the acts
visiting Music Hall saloon." This is in
et‘lt’lencr‘ here. Will opposing counsel
aswrt that any saloon located in the
remote suburbs ever received fifty
young men across ltstbreshold Within
111» space, of “two or three minutv~ ? "
There is nowhoro 111 Christrndom such
:1 bureau of quphmtry as that which 15
covrtpoewl of 1111: apologists of _the
iHI-‘illl.
4 “Salmons should be on 1110 public
streets. that the police may watch the
11:91am"
\Vhoul‘fm this argument? Counsel
for the applicants. lut counsel are only
agent», tin-Ir clients arc the principals
I'hvse uppllcnnts then come into tin»
proscuce of those honorable (T ommipsinn-
”:1: “110.1110 clothed with the dignity
Ind authority of 'tholaw. and «if r new
In argument in which there is the 1m
pin-d menace that If thry are compelled
to change from their present location
thI-y “'1" become law‘brrskers in rim ('1
proportion to tho degwe in which thoy
:11: 1o quitstcred from the survrillsbce of
the pullCP. Isubmlt that nothing short
1:! a fill»! gracious and kindly furbrsr-
one.- on 1111- part of them honorsblc Corn-
mtsnionrr» continur: to the applicant
wit-1 usi- this argument 1111- pvivrlctre of a
birth” hearing.
5. “The law has stampt-d upon the
l’qmr business tho- :ml of lvgtttmscy."
It has has Dillf.fll1|mpt'f| upon 11 tho
11111an of is dangerous nuisance, or 1:
Commission for the purpose of licvuslng
It would have no unto-rice.
V. A IO‘W poi-1t: of argument of (1P~
pmmg counsel in connection with the-
('VII'O nCP.
l-‘1ret let me record my surprise that no
suvmpt wn: msrlr- by «ithv-r Brother
[fight or llmlhvr Frost to return "to ur-
lurnent: of the opening. A most algal.
fit-nut silt-11cc.
l. Uruvtdl near the t-nttancos 111 the
111110111111.
W: chum to bar.» clvarlv pruvml tilt!
.xmtmcu 111 n roll, and at tlmm 9 steps:-
ste and cllattnct,ulmm crowd to curb
case. Th1- spphcont: :tlrmptod to brcsk
tho force of this antimony by introduc~
log I much larger number of wstomws
who but nevrr seen saloon crowds there.
W111 nvgsilrn toatlmouy stand 111 a court
llkv tb1I? “A (1- no wbodtdo't In film."
You to extreme fairness let us give it»:
mtimony I" the vmght it con poulbly
butt and 11110111 for the purpose of urgu
mvnt that more msy ho room for doubt
I: MUN! distinct Isloou crowd. Now
we Ask then: honor-bio 00111111111111.0110"
not to Horus:- locality first it: crowd
cannot be distinguished from I concourse
of sober, prscoloviog citizen: flooring
to : plscs of public enmiumcntmr
was upon tho tall: thorougbfsro of
tut-city by parts; truss. Bush Icon—
fundploturs horsths ems-:1
Mot Iurio IIIII Ind the ”joining
I looting, rwrmug,obrrm
”loop,”
munch-g comblustlol. list
coins-mm list on: of
two this, :hosli to Car, study:
mum-11.111: star: tbs
11h"
“Publicity deters pstrousge.”
«loan or also the authorities of the city
should close Ionic Ball.
111 the case 01' the Iain street saloon,
,let us grant, as we tacitly did
in the opening srgumeut. th:t the nature
of the crowd was clouded by the avi-
deuce (not forgetting thr we oflevcd.
but were not allowed. to prove in rebut.-
tsl that there was often 11 separate Isloou
crowd). Now we claim that tho ordlusry
irafilc of a saloon, however well con-
ducted, should never be sifted through
I concourse of people~meb. women and
children—detained by passing trains.
We say in this case so In tho other, either
change the route of the rsilrosd or else
refuse license to this saloon.
2. The number of ladies who take
the footpath between the Main street
saloon and the railroad.
five: butt
their record: that Ir. Leland testified
DO‘HIVt-Iy that one half 01 the lady em-
ployees of the lock factory took this
path, though he did not know where
they resided. But suppose there be' only
live. Ism not a lawyer, but it has al-
ways been my impression that live live:
or one were as sacred before the law as
500 or 1,000.
Brother Frost has demonstrated that
this 1: not a formal court by introducing
new testimony to the midst of his argu
ment, the mllinguecs of his client to
build a fence, I turn table not previously
in evidence, fuller details of the bearssy
testimony concerning the man injured
by the train, sud a new route from the
Lock shop along the track of the Consol-
Idated road, To none of this dld We ob-
ject, for we recognize the fact tbst this
Is not a formal court, and therefore
Brother Frost of course will not object
to our telllug the Commissioners that the
ladies of the- Lock shop, whether 5 or 8,
are not one-third of those who take this
route in going to and from business. The
straw works over Mr. Eben Hill’s estab-
lishment employing a much larger nun»
ber.
VI. The question of fairness Is relat-
ed to Isaac or ownership of property:
We desire on this point to be perfectly
fair, but not only fair to the saloon pro-
prietors but fair to the public.
We will not make an argument of the
number of homes that must needs be
despoiled in order to replace the three
years' rental of one saloon and the 89,500
investment in the other; but we do de—
clare that it is not fair by the people
longer to submit them to the annoyance
and Injury 01 the outside life of these
saloons.
We do say, however, that if it were
possible, the time is come when men
propasing to launch in the saloon busi-
0913 should have a signal example of the
fact that there Ire some risk: in the in-
veatmeut of capital in the saloon business
as wellss in other lines of trade. Fatlures
in business have occurred in this place,
and ~ome have been recent, yet we do
not find 111.111: men coming before the
public and pleading the baby act that it
is not fair that the law should mks: its
course when it crowds them ovr-r 111p
Verge of bankruptcy.
But no such danger confronts thrse
mvn,:1ud no pouslblo loss or hardship,
for it is in sviornco on the testimony of
one of their own witnesses that Main
utter-t property is not more valuable for
saloon purpvlst's than for any other, therev
lure the Music [11111 saloon can be re-
routed mthoutloss. and the Main street
saloon can derive- as large a revenue if ll.
be turned Into a barber shop or anium-o
laundry.
Perhaps, now, the oppoaing counsel
can we the relevancy of the question
concvrbiug the comparative amount of
rent paid for the Music Hall saloon.
VII. The rule of the majority.
Many volc- llcomc drponding on 11111110
COmIIIlElIODl’fl to regulate the tmtlic.
Many omit to vote for the some reason.
W1,- know we mph-sent notonly the
runj mty of the pcnplr, but the mnj irity
of tho volern.
Yul]? bonursblo Commistiomrs, we
doubt not this long protractrd barring
bu: severely tvsrcd your power: of mo
duruocr. If it has not wearil-d your
pullence.
We have prrscnted tho remonstrance
of 11111 people with 7.9111 born of comic
111111; wo have third to lead inseam
that ha: languished All too long without
cbsmpvonrhlp: we have brought to it:
curves the rudr butloyul energies of
lhmotlflsklllrd in lam-11d though the
that the chilling breath of thu- N070:
rnly nt-rvrd to bring I Light Frost
rnll Biddle uy drilsncs sud Pray) slang
rurht clwenly until at length we lln'
ppvprtusl and unsdjourord hcsriug to
the Council Chamber of the city of God.
At the conclusion of Ir. North's Ir—
gumrnf the Communion": Idjoorncd
to the nuts room, Ind :11" I: chums
of shout tbm: qusrtcr: of so hour,"-
tumod with the decision that Bullion
Brothers’nslooo was ”"um s suitable
loostloo. bvir
:Ito Ednvu Qolturv’sra
Theo-mot Punk Ember sod Jen.
mash Dinar-n or: being board 1111:
DIM. .
_. QM. mum—.1....“ A“... .
I. I. 0. A. “no.
"Cour-gs” will be the rubjsctot the
song some: tomorrow survive“! It 4
o'clock. II. B. Mm will scrum
dflwflfiomwtflfm
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Brother Frost reduces the count to
mull-alone" will find In
m-«ugm successes of thcoutect msy pvorr:
1hr tend-av Wheat-on. vicvcrtbrlns vrc
[fork-d the door of duty door: upon the
ganmrd bsrvrst of u finishrd work, con.
”mug of tho Ipprovmg verdict of tho
trtuno commission that. for every "moo-
manor: of a butt :rlguirbrd by tho pitilns
work of this awful 11quor Indie, boldI
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Tho (715:: of '81 m . w
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The clue of 1891 of the ' -
High school nvssfslr and
meat at the Frsnkliu street ,
last evening for the purpose of ,
funds to defrsy the expense: W 1
their ngdustiou exercises. Thom:
Inc: was large and tho pregnant I”
listened to mill wrspt :ttsotlou. M
lotions were given by In. MID.
A. L. Frisby sud Will Perry. Am
duct was played by the line: m
and Disbrow. Plano solo: won that
rendered by Its: Isy Human Alli
Frank Rider. A vocal solo by III. I” ,
Punzelt was an enjoyable feature. I'll, 1
senior class gave 11 sword drill, WM -
was received with deserved W,
The participant: were all greatsdvvlth.
applause, :nd many of tlwm row
to eucares.
A line display of fancy "goods was
made at a handsomely decorated booth
sud refreshments were served luau Id-
joining room. Tho sflslr VIII-(loll!
'and financial success.
PERSONAL PABAGBAI'IIB-
The Doings nurl (lo-1m of PM" '0
leo to Bond About.
1111. and In. Samuel F. Wsring are
expected home from their wedding trip
this evening.
Miss Ida Judson, of the Stntford light
house, is the guest of Jsbez Whaler, of
Belden avenue.
bliss Ells Rice, of Newstk, N. 3., in
the guest of friends in East Norwulk.
Edsou Beers. of New Haven, 1: visit.
lug his daughter, Mrs. Scrub Lynn on
Matt avenue.
~DonTt fail to—attend sociable or South
Norwalk Fm; Police, It Gvnuauin 11:11
Monday evening Dec. 15, 1890.
Between trvo Freight Mu.
This morning about 2 o’clock I than
reported himself to the South Norwslk
police and his Ippesrsuoo showed tbut
he was sorely in need of medics! Ittcudo
ance. Hts name was Edward Martin.
Ila said that he wssou his wsy from,
Buffalo to New Haven with sour load
of cattle. When he reached Stanford
he got 01! the train to get something to
eat and the train left without hilt). Ila
started to walk toward New Haven. .
When a short distance cut of this city
he was met by two freight trains and so
they passed on both side: of him he be-
came confused and wustruok by III.
cars. His left arm wss broken and I
large gash was cut in his head. Otbsr
injuries were received shout tholsoclud
body. He was brought to the det sud
assisted to the police room on flsvilsud
street. 815 injuries were attended to
11111111115 morning Selectman Crow gave
Officer Knapp an order to take the man
in New Haven.
Meeting at 011] Wall 1!. t I. (It).
A special meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder company was held last over»
111;; to make arrangements in connection
with the dcath of George L. Bonn. ,Tho
truck house was ordered III-pad in
mourning and the tournament game:
will be postponed for 1: while. The you»
her: 01 the company were requiem to
meet at the truck house at 12:80 o’clock
to-morrow afternoon and an invitation
was extended to the other fire commie:
and Board of Engineers to Attend the
funeral with them.
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11w. .1. A Btddfr. pastor Punch")
10:10 a. m. and ”.1101 Your); Poo
meeting at 6:10. gobjict—Tbo RAVI“:
and tho outcast.——Msrk 1:40 55.
Tumm t‘ttmcu.—-—3d Sand-y in Ad-
vent. Iluly communion at 7:3) 0.111.:
morning prayer and sorrow, 101111 $711.;
Evensoug and scrmou. 1 pm.
Snuxowooo [Euros (3mm
Suudsy evening—4} ring to the boom of
111.1 Imd Psalm 122 l. Wrdoudsy
brooms—Parting words of Julia. In“
at. H“ The chapel 11:: hadsusw wsll
put on overhead and will bsrndyfut
service next bandsy.
FIBER Cosouwmont. Coon--
slevv1cm 10:31) am. “117110 p.rn. Iovu'
111g ruijct—Tbc lrus church of Christ—-
wont It is sud what it is for. hbjoct
for tho creutug—I’sul bcfovo Polls. Dr.
Noble will atheists morning and mg.
The public cordially luvltsd.
KNIGHT Bram A. I. 2.61m“..—
J. 1’. mSWpMDI, parlor. Pro-chug. tone
I. Sunday school, 12 um; pvsyor
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