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NUMBER 915.
Entered at the Port OM It south Form“: or
‘ Buondk'lus Holler.
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DIREOT’ORY
ballrt initial [rituals
TOWN or nonwnmc.
Amadeus: H.—Norwnll; B. K'Boutil Nor
walk; I. Ill—last Norwalk.
of our nodal-s who no not al-
“ “:03" at tho [not we would so that
It. Iroroln roprcuntod. what or M
or can“ demo, will be found
my nlloblo in every business trons-
.otlowd woll worthy of all prstrouon
In“! w tho._|_.______
All COIPRESSOIIS.
NORWALK DION WORKS CO.’l‘lrc, Water at,
nssr II. II. bridle.
ARCHITECTS. in d
APP W18. ImWsnlrlngtonst,p sun
[It cottons furnished or W21: razor. N
'lllNEll D. cor. Msln m, .
”MALI” vii-rid froehmddrswing.
AUCTIONBDBS.
JAIN WWW-ll $.11. Real
31m v
broke! .
101“!!th a L'HOIIIBDIEU. fl Wuhington n,
nil kinds of proper: sold.
1)ch SON Inner Nomi bl Wilmington
st, {Kg nlsbmdcnlcrs ’ in confectionery. Ice
aunt, lceo. cw.
SOOFIELD, MA C. 19 No. Main st. 8. N. Solo
t for llonon’s cclcbruwd ice calls.“ 1’
ERN‘ CliAB.L.Atniusr.ncsr . . tire
womrtugltlfl'ncry and ice aunt. NEE: goods Milly.
‘ " in dc"15rc cry, mini 9,
wvgillfzf’mwlbwrsfi Gus I'itzcr's, I’l' Ii.It. l'lziw,
Bails”- T “ n V
KNTRAL ATIONAL BANK. be. in st. . ,
capital {1&M, surplus 14,100. _ hwrgc ill.
'flnuncs, ' out; . L. yer, Vlcc-prcsldetrl,
Winn-m cmu'ml‘lluizn’l‘h 63 Wurlitingtunsr
AL BA . C. 1
“gr ififg‘fi Clspllnl stump; surplus .1:
5w. II. II. Rowan, president; Jacob M. Lay
slrlcr.
FKTIIFTELD COUNTY NATIONAL PANKxTuc
44 Wall st, N. lncvrporntul Isis. Lttpltrtl W,
out Prat” June: it . uyait; Viewllnirsi.‘ bdrm.
0. Keclcr; cashier. Lewis C. urn-n.
PAlitli'IIiLD COUNTY SAVINGS DANK,Thc.5r
Wall st N. Deposits pulp». surplus wfluw
Winfield S. Mindy. pnrst'. Alnrtin :5. (row. vrcc
pm“ “In“ u'mlliy‘xmrtvnnu Tim '1 w r
BANKU ' {U . “-0 ‘ lll
Kirkll‘flwnmicg. fluaixuxcszigfip. hbcn
‘ ' ' ‘. . l . t: L .;
w ildl. mL'Diwcturs, h. lint. ii. J.
I". U. Tm, 1'3. Ii. WWW, J'. A. Osborn
O. E. Wilson, E. Beam, D. w. I'ilcll,
’ Banners', Alcrchnnts‘. Munulncturcrn,
Pcmunl rmu l-‘urnlly accounts on: solrcrtcd.
NORWALK 3A VINO: aUUlh'Tl. 'l‘hc, ll ull'sr. N
Dcposrts over tawny. surplurl amour). bull-Er
II. tiolrnu. pram; It. Ii. Cranium. lieu-pres...
(lull E. Hula. treats.
BOUTIIISNUKWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. Dc
posits over 55‘» m. :ill’plll: $5.000. Alum hul
mans. prflL; John ll. hunpp, um. lllitmsl
paid deflation. Ilunuy loalnnl on mortgage.
BEEF. tWholcsnle.)
SOUTH NUKWALK BEEF CO. 5. N. Hammond
beef, pork, sheep. lamb, vcul. etc. .
TERRY, WM. M. It (1)., N. Armour 5 Dec! and
provisions. Home dmsed lamb and mutton.
BILL I’Oa'l'klli AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUX'I’Ot . J. l". Punt uilicc burl 43:), N. Clfilllltll'n
folded in over low burrito) papers.
BIAL’KSDII'I‘IIS.
CARR, 630.12 foot Raymond 5L s. N. llursc»
shoe pecnnr '.
tug ll :5»de BUILDERS.
BELL. GEO. s. 100. l’. 0 box If“. 5. N. Ollildcl'.‘
of bridges, docks. prlc fonnuniiona, etc.
BOUT AND 511015 DEALERS.
BROWN. l1. 5. :50. Alain rt, 5. N. custom \i'urk .rnu
rewiring a spccnrlty.
BAMVBX. C. it. No. Alain st. 5. N. stumbles llr
boots, shoe. and rubbers.
55 Washington at, 5. N.
A good nssoruneni at low prices.
3001 AND BIIUE REPAIRING.
PHILLIP”, GEO. 29 Railroad Plum, 3. N. All
work nutty and promptly dune,
BWKBILLLIQILS AND a’I‘A’I‘IUNEIflS.
I’lNNEU. J. ARTHUR. N. curd engraving, “cu.
rling stationery. hose boil and lcllllls’gumls.
PLAIS'I'ED'S llItlJu STOKE. 4.3 \\ ushrngwu at,
5. N. 5611001 supplrcrl and general stationery.
BDX MAKER», “Wood and Paper.)
“APP. E. P. Wutcr st, 5. N. manufacturer or but
uses. packing bunnimtc. Unircml strup Jobbing.
BUILDING M’I‘l-JBIALa.
”BRIDJUIIN 11. ft. Washington rt, 5.5. also
blue storm. sewer pipe. huy. stmw. ctc.
LEONARD, CHAS. ’1‘. Walt! st, N. buck of all
kinds. lunctocrncnt. pin-tor. hair, ctc...rrso blur
stone, lire brick and city.
RAYMOND BROS, annuxee, Pnrruucrpm. Mu
Trenton Irunis. brick, lain, lriirc. cement. “dammit.
BUTTE“, cannot-2, £00.55. Ito.
WIN liU’l'Tlih llUbbb..ncxt door in tin: I'osr
0mm. n. N."II spmuuty made at nil dltIcrctr.
variational choose, imported and LIUUICE'IIC. Ar.
grades of honor. eggs, turd. canned goutla, cic
CABMAUI'L flEl‘UsI'I'Ullll-la.
DANN. Wkl. E. 50 Wall st. N. Carriages. burnt-awn.
W. stable and wrutgc ltll'llialllllgtr.
CABI’ENI‘I‘LIIB AND BUILDERS.
LWWLAAIIE: t3. shop Arllr st. 5. N. momma
given, plotting promptly llllCllllL‘tl to.
108“»... Will. A. uz’I’nylornvenur, b" N. dubbing
promptly attchdcrl to.
RANDALL, II. D. lllslttirsll's rulll. E. N. Music!»
mimicry run by cheap pOVl‘t'l' crublcs tire to Km
low mum. Large work a specialty.
IIAY’UNDJ. ll. 60 Wutcr It. b.N. inmmmcunu
of mommy, blockers. wings. corner lllucka,cul
m, Melina, Mustcrs. Bond, scroll sowing rlllu
turning. lint blocks. trutwrn bmnln.bcnchrs,mcx..
Jobbing dorm. Estimators grvcn. 'l‘clcphuuc 51-0.
SHERWOOD. i'l. ll. l3 Grove st. :5. N. Jobbing,
promptly sitcnuod to. ‘
WIIJUNJS. ll. snopCross st. nut: Morin—Onlm cm,
Won-Lamination am, N. tltcuur wood working,
mountings, window [minus sud turning. Lamar
aunt-tel. Mum-y lmuurl. Telephone number 2.1:.
OWETB AND UlLCLU‘I'flsI.
scorn-:1.» o. llu‘f'l‘.rl Owitc bldx, N. w Wuh-
lngwn st. 5. N. that: ulvcruscrncur.)
CARRIAGE MAN U I'AC'I‘ U IIEHS.
TILLYJIKNHLNthrn st, n.N. mnrrutuuurcr ul
uni-m, 5W attention given to impairing.
“ “In.” a HLINN, fouwl I‘I'rsllkllusr,ruunum
:urm of cum-m. wagons, trucks, etc. l'mnung,
‘ . - . ‘ rmwr. ‘
(murmurs.
' '. b. If No. Aisln st. formerly of ”(ML
”$15952;er for wedding-um! portion.
HEAD, I'llEDBIllCII. arr Wnll rt. N. windings and
patios
suppllui st the shortest notlw.
CATHOLIC “ODDS.
HAYEJJI‘. a CO. :56 Main st, N. slso news
dui “WI-admits".
as,
chum Pll'lt HANUI‘AC‘IUBEM
LENA“), CHAD. 'l‘. Wow If N. all aim and
. nlso crow-l swpo. coping. m.
CIOAII non MNUFAC‘IUILEBB.
‘ . . at? lmhall at. H. N. nunufso
aflgw‘fig And doom In tlbhom.
crow DIANUI’AU'IL'IIEM
IIOY'I' :- OWTKAD CIGAR CO. Tho. lo boflatn
1.8. N. mutation" of fine crgus.
OLD WILL CIOAII CO. The. Wham-mum st, 3, 1y,
W in“.
WAUKKEB. an Holdall. 8. N. slso jobber In
mint-rt ks.
CIVIL INUINIIKBB.
”APP WI. 0. W! Wasbi in at. S. N. mnpt
mil:- pm to low "Jill... Lock I as.
W. B. a son. cor. Wm avenue ml Court-
%.B.tl. Hydraulic and nun-my when".
weaving. a “not. N. Airman-promptly
CWIIO ”BALE“!-
‘mmm altos. Ins-mic butlrtr N. IM It
ulst- 3.x. worm-rumonmmsbn mailers.
00‘]. All) trout).
roan ti. qu It. rm. uhiuh.
mun-kimon- "gnawing.
mans 0mm? Wm . t vulc—
ot aim Jul ntnfi‘m- unhalsosrt
TIO‘ID Bill)! “humeral: snd mart
%m.nlasmmtormvarposm
10“... I. now. Wurst. 09.me
ELI-marrow farm-rs.
com-ts.
cm ours-molar. cum ri'd‘r.
‘ “ throws III-dial Du
under-hing. .
OOH-631‘ WlAcl'lllm
MI! 4: GOLDSOIIIIM. fsctury B. N. Manufso
trims of the celebrsted the G. (lots-ts.
0000!! REMEDIES.
PLAIB'I'ID‘B (.‘OUOII mmwnrrsntsdto euro,
mnnufsctnmd st 48 Washington It. 8. N.
83001053! AND GLABSWARB.
NAM], 7. ii A» Bill). cor. Holland West Its. s. lli
\pto sud tin w -ro
UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. lain st. near West.
lamps. crockr: . print wsrc. bouscfnrnlshlngs.orc.
DENTISTS.
BOUTWELL. C. I'. Lsndcr'r block. 80. Main st. 8.
N. onion hours. 8s. Ill. won. lll.
KENDALL. GEO. 8.. DOS. Washl on. cor.
Franklin no. 6. N. flours ll a.rn. to a. pm.
NEWKIRK, J. C. otllce st residence Lewis st.
near Conventional Church. N. gas ulminiswrod.
Gold sud porcelain crowns inserted.
WEEDW. l... D.D.S. 791nm mei on st, ELN.
llours So. in. to it p. Ill. Gas admin toned.
DOORS, 8A8]! AND BLINDS.
SMITHJV. II. in C0. 15 a 17 Water st, N. carriage
wood work. wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, F. I. 39 Chestnut st. S.N. Crushed stone,
sewer contrsctor. etc.
RAYIOND BROS. Akron. salt glued and cervical
pipe. 8 to as inches in dinmetcr
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zdndt ave. ll. N.
Sunday hours. 8 to 10 run. 4 toil p. in. Prescrip—
tions camtnlly cumponndc .
GREGORY. J. G. 38 Wall tit. N. Established 18%).
Wholesale and retail. i’upulur prices.
RIOGS JOHN A. ll Main at. N. l’erfutnos.—dlty
rive didcrcnt perfumes.
PLAISTED'S. ‘13 Washington st. 3. N. patent meal.
cines,ctc. Physicians‘ prescriptions a. specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLERJ . L. & SONS-“Thc Equitnblo." No. 2
Gazette building. N. Dry goods. oil cloths. limb
tings and rugs.
BANKS. E. K. Mnhuckcmo [10th block. 5. N. dry-
goods, notions. gloves. etc. Underwear ll specially.
BENNETT,.I. l-‘.1‘J Main st, N. Business curab-
lishcd over forty-two years.
UlCKEIiIlAN. A. .c SON. bl “'u-Iiiington tit. S. N.
dry-goods. carpets. cic. (sec Adv.)
MIDI-WELD bi IIOYT, 3 Gazette bldg. N. (18 Wash-
ington st. .‘5. N. (San ndvr-rticmeirt.)
STREET. EDWARD. fl Gazette hldg. N.
goods, [may gmxls. notions and hosicry.
ELECTRIC] AN.
BAKER, E. V'.. Elvrtrit gu- lighting: bnrulzrr
fllllllih; cull lmllr, «c.
EXI'IlldS‘l COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS (til, oil'rcc railroad station. 5
N. and H Wull at, N. Express iomnrdr-ra to all
ports 0! the world. l’nsscrrgcr trtriir son-inc. Low
mm. Lurlt'i’ Ilunt. agent.
EXI’KEsalII‘JN.
DEXTON & DRUNDAUE, olhcc nt Benedict's. 43
Wall at, N Our motto. "prompt attention."
HAVANAUH'S EXI’iiiism bugrnwr. furniture rind
prunes urovcd, Lento rmlr'ra rri’l’llllslud'll, S. N.
allklliWUOD, W. W.. N. slntu ut poslvolllcc and
llnlc‘n. Uurcful nnd pruinpt nervrcc. /.
EATuAr/l'o. nasal-.5015. ETC.
BYXBEE. 1". :5. .2 CO. 9‘.) limo s‘.. N. Manufactur-
er: of Scorn-id‘s cclcbrntul tlrrmrin; extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. manufacturers of
tlnc citricts. i-'. S Ainblcr.
FI'ZII’I‘ILIZEBS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley‘s snxwr-phmplnrtcm too
inl nmnurcs. lnnd plaster. ground burleavuod us no.
aMlTll. \V. H. A CD. Water st. N. ngrnts for Wil—
lirririsl Clark d: Co.‘s standard lUilliZL‘rs.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND Bli0r5ord‘rrurry shapes iir stock. vpcr-
inls ll) ordcmlrc mumr.-crnd.cirrnrncy tluc linings
l-‘lsll, OYSTER!)v CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT 6t ZELUFF. till Wmnrngtoir zit. S N. llll‘.‘
tish. oysters, clams, fruits, game. l'tgifithblcs. ctc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOHN D. 6'3. Taylor urcirnc. 5, N.
stone dculcr.
RAYMOND BROS, contractors for dog. conch-w,
uphnlt. brick. cement urd growl walks.
r'LouroA STEAM AND “01‘ WATER
II EAT HRS.
MEEKER, W. [1. d: CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
solo ngcnts.
FLOUR, (“IAIN AN D FIJI-JD.
"ISLAND GEM" FLUL R. tlic lie-ct made.
[all to use it.
l.‘llU)i.\il'.'I)l EL'. DAN l El... oust uni of \I’whrugion
st bridge. The clrnrcrsi or {runny iluur kcpl.
RAYMOND EROS. tiny, stmw. llulll’ und fccd lll
pooling-g loud, cur ur cur-.10 lots.
lull) MILL. Ddl‘icll.Cru{4Kll it limo. Grrrin. choir.
ground lccd. gratirrtn and rye ilotrr.
I’LUIIIS' '.
“ERG. PAUL. Womlwurri l‘lrrr‘v, S. N. pluntacut
flowers rind urrurncirtrtl pll'lJ - lir.lvlv tn utrlt‘l’.
rjiiluijlri, 1’. L. summit. opp. l nrrm Cuillrlr‘i']. N.
l’lnurr, cut tiowcrs, t'iC. Floral r. urls Ll smtmlly.
.ticliAl’. JOHN. E. N. nvur ilri' rlvtmt. llulrlrug
limits—cut tlovtrrs rind floral work oi tilt kinds.
E'iuc rows a rpctlrlliy.
all'l‘ll, JUllN il. 50. Main at, N '. tho oldcst null
best known tlurisi in llllr‘ \‘tr'l .y. Hunts. cut
downs. out. k‘lurul work of rill kinds ll spu‘rhlty
and done promptly.
FURSI’I‘IIICH DEALERS.
COLEMAN. THEODORE,Washington rt. tl'Ji‘i cud)
Furniture. looking glut-LIES. plcturr trumcs, ctr.
URAM (it \l'lll'l‘TLb'b‘Ek'. in diam st, N. tihiy-
nronrl's old stand) bcc ndvrrtiscincni.
RAYMOND GEO. ll. new store. Maud In Main st.
N. Four doors Above old store.
STOW. DAVID. it), ’55, :1). Mill 3:, Sodium st. rt N.
Furniture. mattresses, etc.
GAS LIGII’I‘ COMPANIES.
NOItWALK OAS Llu‘ll'l‘ L‘Olil'ANl’. lllllt‘r‘ Iii
Water at. N. Urns for light, llLtlll and pumr
(lulu: sir. cunn- pot bushel. Conl ’l‘nr tlrrcc dul
lurs pct burn-l. pnekngu- cxtrrc
GIIUCEIIS. wholesale.)
HOLMES A; KEELElt. brunt tr Wall at N. Wliulr”
sariv gnx'crr. tluur. grunt, hny. r-to.
SELLEL‘K llliilfl. [4 Mid ill Willi Ft. N. wlmlcr‘nlo
grocers, llour, tml, gruin. buy. out.
(i lull) I‘l llb'.
ltlIUWN a WILL'UX. :0 Washington at. S. I". solo
agents for rob-lumen l-‘urmrngturr crummy birttcr.
UEIIKHIi. (IUNIIAD. Ill Wusiilirgtun at. N. N.
clrulcr: growth-s turd pruvrstons.
FERRIS, ()llrlri. ll. successor to llutciriusfim No.
Main st. :5. N. Lulllc doln‘nclcn for furtrily iruric.
FINN EGAN A: O'ltI-lllJA’. 169,4 Mum st. N. riour,
fwd. hay, straw. curl and Wood.
l’lNNlrl‘l’ 4k DENKDIL‘T, ll Wall st, N. funny and
staple “mu-rich. cuirfrcuotmry, fruit. ctr.
Fl'l‘cil. i). W. Wont run. out. Mt-rwur rt, N. canned
goods, cutlets. luv. huttcr. etc.
“LOVER. (7, L. 35 Wnll at. N. l cater to the but
truth: obu liable.
tlUYfllltWN. ’l‘. D. S or 8. N. lino o«
curios. choice melts. fltmmdfitc. Kl
lIANFORD. W. :4. Kurt ave. Ilt'” iLll. station, EN.
Asbestos pulnt, school supplies, out.
LAWTON. F. D. lb (:0. it: :50. Main at. ii. N. gm—
ccries and table detract-:9.
L'IIOMMEDIL'U. DA NIELmnI-tcml of Washington
at. bridginrl N. rim. curler-s. spice». I rrmlnlty.
M Rift! llAliAlAN. Nubian: at. H01" Wcst. Mil.
no umcoricn. fun-nut lrnlt». dour. fwd. (EM.
NEW YORK TEA 00., 4? Hum It. N. ~M. llclltlr—
To”. Urdu: and spices n spatially.
NICKHILHUN & llE’l‘Trl. no and 3': Main st. N. n
spucralty made of table dolli'scics.
Vl‘lllllllll. (ll-JO, Wilton are. and school at, N.
New store. mm goods sml now pnrcs.
SEYMOUR. (i. It. 31 Wubll'l ton rt, ll. N. hurl
quarters for celebrated ‘llew rop' canned Kurds.
VALDEN. CHAS. I]. 6 Wall st. N. Creamery but-
tcr. chm-so. cm». table delicacies. fruits. etc.
(“ma AND ,IMMUSITION,
HUNG. AMMI’NITION and Sporting Honda of All
kinds at No (I Will"! IL. N.
(M'V‘ll'll 0!)
Dry
D
Also
Don't
IlA’I‘TEBfi' FURU.
ASCII. JOSEPH J. 'a‘ Iomoc st, 8. N. also formers
of hot butler.
BATE-‘9. MARTIN Jlt. a co. 79 tom 3 in: at. n.
N. Importersof sul skins. pith-host. rimmingv,
and cutters o! hstiers‘ lnrs.
llA’l’TIZEsI' TOOLS.
WHEELIBILM’. A Wain: rt. ll. N. iron founder,
light soft costings. extension worn born.
HATE AND CAPE. Install.)
KNAPI’ 'mtt BATTER. 91 Wss on rt. 6. N.
a rmnlty male of duo um and so hats.
IIA'I‘ IANUI‘AC’I‘UILBM.
CROFL'T I KNAI’I‘. est-blister! 1M6.
cor. Into a Union Ind Worst a Toile-
New York cities 1, 0mm street.
BUBBBLL I BAlt'l'lIOD “schnnlc It. 8.1!. Wins
still minus dvrby huts.
KAYMOND A COIB’I‘OCI. Day It. 8.3. also New
Otmpn some uldrm
Forming !. -
"‘1'st: IM’I' (:0. This, Rhymes-d st. our. Boy. 9. I.
win Ill! Illa.
"WWW “v ....
factories
so. B. N.
HARD I AND WHY.
I'll-gm”. J. 'l‘. loin It. N. li‘bt budwlro but
use .
83111]. W. I]. h 0 15nd 17 Woman. bulid~
ors' sud comm: supp .
QUINTARD, W C. llnslc Ilsll block. 8. N. points.
oils. gins. as free sdv.)
HARNESS "All”.
DWYIIR. P. ll. WWI" It. N. custom modebnmau
Ind repairing nutty done.
nouns: DEALERS.
PARSONS I. ll. Brookslds limit Farm. 8. N. line
hams mind to all pnrpows All nnimnls sold by
this tablishinont are wamntod. Home of the
P in coaching stallion “Galllnrd.”
HORSE SHOEBS.
McQUlIAE. JOHN, No. Main st. 3.11. special st.
tention given to shoeing driving A: trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN “MEL. l6 lsin It, N. 1.0. Collins.
European plan, restaurant sitacbed.
GERIANIA HOTEL. 89 Railroad plan. George
Sch-rub. proprietor. R R depot.
NORWALK llUl‘ . D. a N. . .
If. McPherson. gilt?” Hines accumulations
OLD WELL HOTEL. 86 Washington It. [LN lined
llavilsnd, wopriotor European plan. 60 rooms.
IIOUSI I'IIBNIBIIINO GOODS-
STEVENB. J. II. 92 Washington st. 9. N. crockery.
glassware. tin and wooden worn.
ICE DEALER“.
BITRCIIARD. B. “Holden Point Farm." 8. N. also
inlllt producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE c LOCKWOOD. 9 Main st. N. Insur»
nnccnml real estate in all its brunches.
LAYTON. J ACOB M Washington st. host to yo
8 N. flrc. plute glass, accident and life, (soc adv )
LOCKWOOD. Will. cor. Ilsin nnd Wall sts. N, Itcnl
estate. investments. loans nrgnt'intud. etc.
MORREI.L& L‘IIOMMEDIEU. 06 Washington st,
5 N. strictly lihil-Clml! companies represented.
TAYLOR 6r GOLDEN. 45 a 47 Washington st.
ELN. Real Estate and Insurance.
msrtruscn COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE [Nil 01).. S. S. L'-
Ilunimcdicu. rigour, Washington st, SN. soc ml.
METROPOLITAN LIFE [NS CO St) Wilmington
st. 8 N. l". J. Urubb. assistant sum.
NOltWALK FIRE INS, C0,. N. In successful
hummus since 1860 No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE ler. (‘0. Tho, No. 4?» Washing:-
rnn rt. :5. N. Jno. l‘rrmch. nr'sl. Futwrinrrmlmrr,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
ffl’..\i'i"L'RD, R. ll. Mmonic lildrz. N. 8% Bomb-
Middlcscx limiting and Equitnblc M't'gc Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. ll. .ir C0. 1:5 und 1‘: Water It, N.
springs. nxlcr. I‘m-tinge hurrlwnru. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MBRIII'I‘T, E. M. 52 and .56 Water st. N. iron work
of all kinds. .
Till: UlTNt‘AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
rt, 5. N. Wm. ll. Hoyt. proprietor.
IRON FOUNDBIES.
GILES a CLANOY at The Norwnllt iron Works
00.. and also at Bridgt-purt. Conn.
JE‘VELILK'J.
FERRIS. A. S. 39 50. Main st. SN. op. City Ilotcl
SN tine watch repairing a P'pLCllllly.
IiOl’T. ll. ll. 19 No, linin st. .‘l. N. strictly drst.clnsr
good! at low prior-s.
JACKSON. LeuitAND. 5‘! Whilst. N, wuttlrrs,dls
monds. etc. Fine watch rcrnrinng u NtlL‘lellly.
liOOi). ll. S. di.rrlirinris.wntcln-.-. juwcl '. silver snc
plntcd wart. rcparritig aspormity. it} iurn st. 5N
LA W \' l-Z Its.
AI'STIN. ALFRED 8 room 3 blur-onto b'd‘g. Will
st. lmmrrgir. Nonrry rliiil ltr-rrl Baillie.
FROST. RUSSELL 8 No. Main st. notary, legit»
brr-incrs of all kinds tuirvfully nltt'ttrlrtl to,
UlfltLllL'TT. J. BELDEN rooms 5 and (l Gazette
building. Wall it, borough
LIGHT. JOHN [I it?) Washington st. 8. N. notary
Culllltllr'tllllilcr of tic-rib for New York auto.
LOCKWOOD. EDWARD M. room 4 Gazette bidg
borough. Artonrcy. notary and incursions.
NEYMOL'R. JOHN S. mom :i, Fulrtlcld Co. Nat
llnrrlt building. N. Counsellor u: lnw.
\VAIAII. JOHN J. mourl Masonic building. Walt
st. borough.
LlVl-Iltl' STABLI‘ZB.
IMNN. HORACE E. Excrl-inr livery and board
trig stublr-rt. tlrlirzre N0 ti River st. N.
tilirltltllii'. (Hit). S H Knight it. N. Fine turn
out:‘ n spurmlty. Tclcphutlr' :lt'yll.
LUCK MANI’I’ACTUIU‘ZIIS.
LOCKWOOD MANL'FAL’TL'RINO (IO. Damn.“
N. .Vinnnfnctirren- of irutlrlrrs' hardware. rotor
onlrr Ito I’mri st; New York oiiico 99 Rondo st
(‘lrrrugu utlicc l‘J Lilkl‘ st.
Ntlilli’lui LUI'K (‘nlli’ANY. S, N. New Yon.
ollln- rs: Vitamin-is r-l. Lurk:- llilri burlrlrrz' hard
won“. fit'r‘lgilt'rs; torrntlcrs' “rigors of rrrtzetrn
hon-r: irrmrrtrirgs in bronze. 'llml‘l‘ lllld iron.
LUMBER DEALER-l.
HILL. 1-: J. 9 Watt-r st. N. All lurid-s ul' lumber (It
livcrrd to any point by will. rerun or vrsscl.
DIACIIIN I'D SHOPS.
NURWALK IRON WORKS C0. Tilt. Watt-r or
“car it. it. liridgr, rl, N Ut‘lltzrlll innultlmry. rrur
unti hm.“ wlllrfi‘. forginrf} liuhbili irrrtul. rr
pain- for mnnufrrctorrcs not tcnmbouLs.
SL‘OI'lEID. WM. A. Knight st. N. New muchlutry
rustic rind mpairiiig promptly ntlctrded m.
MAIIK I'l'l' (iAllDENl-ZRS.
JENNINGS (it WATERDLTIH’. H. N. lir‘rrlcs and hi.
gnrrlvn producc in sort-on for tin: whoirzasie trmlr
MA IIKE’I‘H.
:\ mount, MARKET. so Wrrll Fl. ri,\Vm.\vmrw.-n
prop. hoof. VNll. lnrnb. million and poultry.
AVISON. A 1.68 Mum it, N tin-ah. trtirrs, vogmn
bios. fish. oysters. rinmr, rind mallow, hum-g
egg». luril. count-d goods. cu:
BENNE'l'l' a HL'b'l'Ei). inmtn. ilsh, 0 sum. lob
sir-rs. clams, fruits. 28 No. Main st, 8 . .
lllrlrirll.i.. DANA (7, i=3 Main rt. N, choice masts
"Hurry. tl-h, tic-gratuities, otc,
illil'l‘TO'rl CENTRAL MARKET. 6 With-r st. N
blunts, vcgntublm, fruits. poultry, nt lowest price:-
(Milli. WILLIAM ll. Ilcncdict Film: marker. KN
I-‘rno mourn. fresh wgctnblw—lowcsl rush pricrs
FAIIIIINUTON. J. A. mails. {multryhishmysh-rp
\r-urtablcs. fruit», butler. eta. [Lil Human. El. N
til'llST. (ll-10. l'jnst xltcrittv. E. N. t‘l'rulm incurs.
Vt'gotublcs. fruit. ctc. Lowest crush prince.
HAYES FEM). Ill No Mom at. ti. N, prime must:
of all inlls. Home rendered lurri ll spoonilty.
JUDSON, A. 0. Central Mllfl‘u‘LI‘OI. iinurand llsn
lurid st. 5. N, Ulrn'rm “Will-b. poulLry. vogutuhlm
IrilllliYiIN Ell. WM. 196 Wnsliington It. bridge. 2*
N dr-ulr-r ill nil klnds fnzslr nu-rsrs.
LOUKWOOD. L. WMlllllmun bl. bridge, ll. N. duo
meats, nah. oysters. clams. vcglrtnhlcsi. ctc.
LOCKWOOD d: LOCKWOOD, 7 liarn st. N. llnr
menu poultry. fish, oytrtcrs. clams s s ' ty.
LYON». A. 8.. Old Well Mark-rut) No. Main It.
8. N. prime mats and poultry at Invent prim.
IALMO, ALDIN. Morn st. near West. 8. N chiller
meats, l‘lnh. oysters. vegcmblcs. dcl‘rcatcsmr.
PICKEHINO. ll. rl, East avc.up. school housc,
bccf. mil. mutton. ctc.
Mill/ti} ll, JACOB. 511-) West Washington
strictly (imparts: meats. poultry a spnciult .
HMI’i‘ll'rl WASHINGTON MARKET. 66 uh
um st. 8.8. tim- mcsts sod poultry for fs ly trade
tll'lLLANE.J. W. In Leonard st. N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.
WADBJV, S. mantel. Elmer-nu. rm. w mm
to all ports of town with line frost: and t meats
WIXON.J. E 27 Wllist. N Choice incurs. pool
try. fruits. vegetables. birttcr. eggs. etc.
MARBLE AND “IIANI'I'IL
BATES. i’. W. Water st, N. manufacturer of fine
zrurlto rind marble work. also duller in building
storm 5an tornrtcry work.
STEVENS. ll. W. to llrrln st. N. Mnrhle rind grun—
ltc monuments, headstones. prints, ctc.
MABDMI AND BUILD!“
SEYMOUR. HENRY. IE West on, 5.8. All kinds
of storm mum: contracts taken,
SHELDON WILLIAM. lit Wilton svvnuc. N. State
mason. lso flagging. curbing. etc.
BII'I'II, WILLIAM ll. 83 West It. ll. N. Jobbing
promptly stunned to.
LAWlAm, Willi-IA”. l5 llill st.N. Allkinds of
mm sud grading promptly “tended to.
Unnile sn led from my own quarry.
mtir's omvlmns.
COMB’YOCK Bliorl. Islamic winnings, sud I!
do. lulu st. Ii. N. Ocmlsrncn's fnrn shinggoods
“MEANT TAILOR}.
riocuit'it‘r. it North loin st. art. mu alluring
”pro y.
scan“. it. norms rises. 0.1!. My ind
clan-is: Annuity.
m3 whom. ‘
' fUR’l'irI. B. W. Masonic hurldin
:tlrkm. pension Agent. notary pu
ounowour. rt. at war u. u. A perfect s: m. I
raised
UAVANAGB I185 I. ll. I sat. ,
and dru- In'skrnx. OM n’ ;
gawcms Ira-durum" for or
st. N. free advertisement) I
nrcu Armin. "100,09 lain st . or
"on bum nrun our” [swim
Julio. nuts I t. rso.ltsrnu.s.l.lmw
stylus. looming 5 specialty.
lfl‘. Joint. IIur-ltlnlfl «.1. llrlrnrry. My
Ind llnlr Goods
IIUBIO "scum. ,
BRADLEY Hull. 6. W. tdoughmof tlrslctan.
R. Nash) l” lsln st. N. Instrument-l must: only
FRITZ. lids IIINNII l'. m unit: It. 1. Plano
sud 01-qu instruction.
GIBSON. ALEX. B. 87 High «,3. m. arm
rl Many
on .
HUNTINGTON. m. 120 loin II. N. Van! In«
Motion sud voles development.
NASH. lists JENNII K. 81 North omit. l.
Planosnd argon ins .
sAWYltlt. Mitt-l. It .I teubaofirmmml sml
vocsl music. Residence“ Mull. ll. W's,
Went st, 8.8.
NEWS DIPO‘I'B.
BODWELL. II. 1!. 74 Washington SJ. blank
hooks, stationery. new-norm. Ila.
mum .1. It. in WIIW" ms. 3.
Neural-pm. stodoncry, tin sad glu- was.
NEW YORK massmrom.
1'1:th ts. D. Onion Ht st Ilodwsilts store,
74 WM lngton st. 8. N,
LOCKWOOD. C. E. offices DsKlyn‘l. 5. E: W-
ory's N.: New York in? Groom st.
NIZW A SECOND-HAN D FURNITUBB.
I‘ODMOIIE. WM. nndcr Salvation Army Bunch,
S. N. Stoves, ranges, crockery. carpets. cw.
OYSTER PLAN'I’EBS AND DEALI'JIG.
BELL. IliItAM P. 0. Box ill. 5. N.wholesclc
shipper of oysters and rims.
UU'I'DILL. it. J foot of Raymond It. 3. N. wholo
snlc donlrar in line oysters.
ilOY'l‘, W. ll. rt SON. 1% Water st. 8. N. g? of
Raymond) planters. exporters and w caste
dealers in native oysters.
REED a: IIOUSMAN, 1M Wm st. 6. H. planter»
and shippers- of Norwsllr oysters.
VAN NAME .1, L. At (70,. l", O. Box 548 3. 1‘3.
Oysters rind clams. whnimhlc and mail .
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWAI.K PATTERN WORKS Chas. ll. his.
tlturpc. prnp,. Riverside nve ti. N moves, stcsm
llrrll Hot Air Furnace war a specialty. Hole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J. T. 65 Mom at. N. Jewott‘s lends.
Musury and lerwortlr'r mire-rt politic.
RAYMOND BROS. Jowstt'c. Atlantic and Harley‘s
Lend. Cnit‘ul’bl oils and Averill (:iwmicnl rum,
leTll, w. II. a (:0. is a 17 Water st. N. agents
for lonzmriu & Mnrtincz partial.
l'Al’l’le HANCIINGE.
i’Ri')WlTT.J.T. lb Main st, N. window shades.
llullrrmls. llrttttres. etc.
PAYLOR A (.‘0 '21 Ilsin st. N. ciao hardware.
prlltrts. oils. glm. etc.
PllO’I‘OfiBAI'lfllllfl.
ilLAt‘KMANJ‘. A. It Main st, N. Instanmrwus
pftK‘l‘N. Children's photos A. specialty.
\‘Oll'l'll. G. S. 79 il'nslrrrrrrton at. S. N. one qusltty
only sad that the best.
NEWMAN. F. r. 6mm: hntrdm . N. Cabinet
photographs 32.1) pct tinz; one-h I don. 31.50.
PIANO TUNI'JI' AND HEPAIB‘RN-
HENDEE. (7. F mr W41! 11ml Knight M'n. N, A1310
dunlcr in pianos. ormrns, alum: music. etc.
I’LANINH MILL”.
RANDALL, MINI-1H I). E N. All klmiaof wood
work at rctuil or fur the trrtdr.
PLUMBING.
WEEKER&(‘O.. W H. Music llnll block. 8.23.
Plumbing. strum and gru- lifting.
.V'Ah’ii. F ii. it Bill), cur. Mum and West stir. St. N.
Plumbing lllltl rprs fitting. muons and holsters.
RAILROAD!»
\‘ORWALK “Omit: RMLWAY CO. Janina W.
Hyatt. prclt.; Edwin (I. Hoyt. supt.
BRAL llsl‘l‘A’l'D: AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB M Wssblngirlrl st. next to P1).
833 property for sole. hour-er m rcnt. (m ruin.)
HOIIRELIJ l.‘iIl')MMHDIEU. tin Washington st.
9. N M'llmg. renting Mid collecting.
SIMON. 0. E, (ino'tto hlrlg, N irmutmcnfl nml
moimyto lurrn Also rmumnrc written In hat
of mmpunrm ut the lowrmt rrrh-s.
WOODWARD. [-2. A No. Mum it, ii. N. horn-rs o
rent rind brilldim.v lots for solo.
“ESTA l? ft.‘ N'I'R.
HEB iIlVE. 5 Wazcr st. N. wrum minis at nil
hour“, dznru-r '.‘.'n'.
rIENiiY‘H. 1650. Mzun st. H N Tho boat 25¢ dinner
in rhr- city [Mani by the «lay nr work.
firINl'I'ARY ENGINEER“.
RIDE“. \V, B. St SUN rzlr‘ “rs-t run and t .mi"
Izrri-lr ['l.l"". H N ilyrirsrilir nud t‘lvil r-ngmwrr
sCllllnlfi. (Private)
tlAiRll‘S. erln anTlTl'Tit. 6 Orrhrud or. N.
Yuunpr ludicih hrmrding and tiny orlroul.
REM). Mrs ullldido. N Day and turning rrirunl
(or girls still young lmlum. iv‘ner {M my rump",
or cuursccom tun-Vin wolf, Vully mm put lull
rntory ntr‘nrlru {New urli artists amp mi in
muxxal dv-prtrtrnvul prinl rulvzzrrmmm hr the
tho study of M‘i.. ion-guam-s snd plocutlnn.
Full rr-rtu norms (lcrolmr ml (.‘lrrrrlurs mil hr
out upon npplicnrmn
vriItWALfl MILITARY iNSTiTL’TE. N. Frank 3.
Roberts. principal Circular- on reurrcst.
WILSON. MR. E H. rlvhm-l for boys. Norwullr.
t" V" ‘rtl‘lrIv trr rnllr'Yl‘ rind srlot‘rfir'u‘ “l‘lianZ‘
For (iron. . rrv «lrvr-e it» u )uw
SEWINO MACHINES.
‘iilAlLElt, (' M. in Sodium st. FIN. “Whrclnr amt
Writ-on" llilil "llmrrclmld." ncrztllcs. oil. which»
merits, Hilprlll'llli: u spr-rratlry.
55w“: crisrlucrmw.
RAYMOND Imus. u-wcrr hurli. wnrrr pip" tutti.
«xwvrrtlng. filling. grading. trindscnpr: xitrrivmnrt.
SHOE MANUFACTURER”.
IUUNSBUIIY. HA'I‘IIEWrmN a (It). 24.35. lam...
fine shoes.
‘lEO. ll. WEED .k 1'0. (Min and salon-mm 71.73.
75. and 17 \Vrltr'r st, :4) rhtrlblinhcd Mil,
Mnrruhcturcrr of lmltcs‘. nmmia' rlntl. children‘s
rim: {riotvtcnr for the rvrnrl tunic.
“flirt-WANT» AND UNDERWEAR.
tIIYthlithlON, ("OLE a CO. Nurwrllli. New York,
and Bridgeport. Dunn.
M'On’l’rllllc‘fl'fi (lambs.
“KEN. JOHN ii. :lil Mirin st. N. hemlquarmrn for
guns, fishing tackle. smmunlclnn. etc.
PI'I'AIB IIIJILDIJIIH.
IIAKER. JULIUS. Wsu'r at. um to Whoslnr's farm.
dry, :5. N. thlrr and hsnd rrslls to nrrlsr.
rill-1 DUNCAN [RON MILINO WORKS. erftt
at. rt. N Wm ll. Hoyt. proprietor.
STEAM ENGINED All) my».
NORWALK IRON
near it. It. bridge. 3. N.
STEAMHIIIP TICKET Afslll'l'ffilw
, ill. numb»
m. cm.
YTON. JACOB If Wuhlncrmr st, next to 7.0.
N. Mantra ticket-«mm. motley Ofill‘l“,(mml.)‘
$10!! DMALEM.
Plflftts,.tofm It. fool of Washinmmflli. slro
brick. limo. entrant. hnlr. pin-tor.
MORTON. JOHN B stylor svsnns. l. 1!, Also
layer 0! control: walks
RAYMOND Ilium blue. brown, Match and
building stone. granite and marble trimmings.
fl'I'OVEH. BANOllll AND "FIAT!“
KBTCIIUM l.ANlmN.‘llillmllnnd mitts. hilt
stoves sud water hunters P. O, has 647.
t’t’)Wtr‘.I.l,, .I W. on Wanton o rt. fix. stoves.
writes. homers, boom-farms in“ mid. arms "1
pair». etc, Tin and cnppvr work n worldly.
SELLERS. rlYLVltfl‘lll. A . WI Wall at at
bridzs. ilN. stoves. room. Mammals imam
TBDCIIX‘L
HORTON, mm! It 02 Taylor mile. Ill.
Ind boon truck 2.x pmptly sewn“! up
UNIDEII'I'AKIM
JINNINMJ. D. opp. Km “.3. m. M
dance 7 film it. 1".
RAYMOND. ow. ll. “HEIDI-ll H. l. lat-
dcncs a Barkley st. 7mm 1'74.
VETERINARY QUWWQ»
summon). DVD. also Md waln- d
Yalrdoldtlo, Bunk. murmurs»; an. Instant.
worm.
rm. ALLEN. XIII ammonia. I. H ad
soft. unwed sod split. for “I, ll.
woom
. “(M
mm
H co. W I'm-la
"0 . .
muggy” (10. h.” w
mart-coww-WM
thlrlei co. 118.er rt, ,
PRICE TWO CENTS,
CHRISTMAS :llXERClSES.
CELEBRATING 'lllE FESTIVAL OP
Ulllllli’l’ill NATIVII’Y.
High School flout-n Ila-dos so Admir-
uhls murmurs-Iona." rnplls to
Entertain when friends tomorrow.
The following progrsmms of Cbrlsb
mas exercises was rendered by the pupils
of the High ficbool, this afternoon, in
school:
Cami-J 'l'hc Clrmlfllfl Btlll "
l»ctasrstion~"(:hrtrtrnas m Olden ’I'Irnc.". . .
Henry C. Smith
........... .- u”
Carol-J lisrlt, its at d Echoes,"
"mutton-J l hrlstross.".... .... ....Aiiro Morton
Drclsmstton~"cmbrstlon of" Xr'nu in New
Bound," .. ”minim Vs tr
Sow-"mus Golding Bruin... .......llsllsloocb
Marimba—Win tbs Long Ar v." .. "all“ [loyt
Trlosodchovm-"A hour for l'nrivy."
ltlsnrs bonsai; Lyon. Willa and IIigh school
limits ion. Christmas Dolls/K . . .Nclilc G north
f'srr:l~"(llnd ”Eli! are flinging "
ffeclintirm»“'lbc Mystic”: Xmu.". ....llcrrie Lynn
Solo sud chorus~ " eyelid.“ .. .
...... Jennie Punzclt sod [Itch whom
Reclmllml—"Chtlufflu Chmlim,". .Itcrrc Bosch
urnI-—- llsll the Holy Xmas Tide Y"
ltociiwvm~ ”The Curio lulu," ..ldns tsbcrwooo
Recitation» ~"’I‘tw Adm/lilac of the mag: "..
..... . .. ,. .IitttleA. Reynolds
Carol—Ll’llu:
The following (.lhmtmsal exorcism will
bl! given by the children of Concord
slut! whoa! Friday sltcrnunn, Iwgrnning
at 1:47; o'clock, at which tirrw tin-y Will
be piwmml ta m-u fill lhrtr “truth:
liorr;:-—-“anp Iktls,”
Rorporwve ridding“,
(Jim “rm u- '-Ar.umncvemrntof Homo tInLiolsy"
(Its-rs exlvrtlrok’ “mum in Other birds."
fimg-"WLIICU‘MIIDK '
or rrntlnn~"’l‘l‘ls lloltdoymt llama ‘ May Daron
(:lurs cicrcive by tor. boys.
landing; Robin r Sow; Bro," ........ Ulric Prueb
film-n song by eight children.
Mutation; t‘ilrl-tmss shoal, ’,,..llarnlc Jnrdine
6 1w arr-rotate by right. children.
l'lrrrrrsi’run "Ito Veep." .Bdiih Osirsridcr
Kronor—"3mm (lime and bill Work-1'
........ . . ,lvsWulisius
tiring—”Below mam "
The- mom: mil hr' tlnrlur the (lifttffllml
of Mm Emma B. Smith.
Th:- prrpilnof the Franklin Store! who“;
will hulri "WI! annual Cimstmnu exrr.
clam trpmnrmw to lbw main imll to-rnnr
row alfI-fmmn or '3 o'clock, in which tho.
public in continuity invrmi. Tho follow
mt: programmo lwrll be rondl rt-tlz
finds 3 J'F‘im tram" , Carrie Trrravtlridgc
"IJle" Flrv'l‘rrzrs " ................ Kirby Pr'rby
("rrulr’ i Pr Lia Mom the snow, ' Amy urnbh
trhrsrmw r‘sr..;—lv'ururtcn W: lullth limiting
.1an fir an lismtitrm
Grunt: 5~' ’l’hct urn-trims W.” of Kristina."
.. . ,,,,,, Z'rlerrl ”EM
"What. the Chrisrmm Startling ”syn." .
...,. t'hufu 29mg 1 uLtcr
a! Chris-unfit"
. , .. , .. .. . Lint-(inter
"throttling," , . . ”3mm: “chub
(lrmlr. 7- "f'hriwrmm lit-in," ,. I um.“ Kcrtlrb
mart. R .- "Wuvllznm m'rr' lumina- hnr, ri-r "
Murmur: Orr krr
3.1mm .- lmrsom
. .1 Ln tuners
Orwell - "with. w,
tirade “m"t‘trirtms Hoslr‘
“rho Kim; " . ,
titIStfutt‘ .er immune".
A fine Programmer llnulutul Ilefuro 3
Sin." .‘mllsnrs.
Tim (' newt nnvl rrrttrrt'umm-rrt unrivr
tho nuwpirn 4 ml ttw Hum rtir |.r gun a»
lit 1-! at tiw l" I“. ll. ['1 church la‘il O'Pll-
in; (L'r'ltilr' l'lr' wwru storm. Thrm- who
in; t it ”mini m if» iuvltvtt d that m» c in.
('v I't. WilsltI l'm pmtp .rml am! Wow mm'
wt: rt rrrrprrmi ultvn thr- church he'll
rung about H «fr-luck. I'l tit" “Hilarit-
liOml '3‘ [filly {.wripll llfiltu'm’l ll." “:07!“
in nut. r to b» .r u.» minimum; nt Arr
mlmrmblw prngrrmirni- on! rrurlvrr-l nml
on» wry min-h r-nj .ywl. ’I‘h» «than.
mins‘ars'mgni )in. l. than St'wklfk. libs
Swirl» if'u-lm Ml, Hm K nun [hr-rm.
“rum: . .‘i ll'itt it or rl l'r mk Sum. nan:
Ith A- lrifibttrria~"”“ “I ll Ills'll a [llv‘ will I
for," ant “Fly lull‘l my Sang." Tut-l
war awninpnrttml on th» organ by
Stwpitm H iluch. to» Illfrctuf. Mrs,
vaknk mug "Harry {Irinrrm liwfirrrtr
mm limit" with plus-mg - II N. hunk
Nzull pang "II L‘kn‘l In lllr: ilfrrilli- ”I the
”mp" nml 'r’ltr‘lttrll inirrl applausl» fur tlw
milltflr'l‘ m winch hr wart-rm! it. "Hp-ml
0.."vme mm. by Unrow 25 Match in
tlm- ntyw and hrs vr'rpirmlwvl In on r-ncurn,
Mm, Kashmir am! Mr. ‘lntt‘h rang n
duel, "I'Ixcwlwmn' and thry frllv'illr d itru
tampon» lu llllt'l’ sl applauw. ’I'fto- hell’s
“Uni by Mn ll» 8 Kat—p urn'r- snprrtv
in may nun-«rt. 'l'trry vvrr-e Mtrntlvrly
Irate-uni u and mount wrll’llnvel'rd
applause. Wcimm l’urrv now a humvur
0th) rrtlrr'ltlll in n clrvsr mums" and
rcvpondnl to on menu.
ll. U, “concur. harp mini", and
Baum H. Mrcklrrtr, soinphonv' atrium.
nppsnml in u-vr-ral solrctlsms sud do
morn-trnlul that “my wars- prdlmcnt lf'
mm playing. Srrh tum they oppvor-d
they wl-rr- ho-nmly applaud"! and la»
sponrlr-J to means,
It to murmur-air that there couldn't
have human tumor audience. llrrd (hr
wrarha Intern pleasant lll'frv noduul'rtrdly
Would how Irv-9|) a crowd”! honor.
your "all In bowl. flaw-ll.
Arthur D, “mull, win but returned
from Yale (Julia-r. has forum! s [not
balltrom which will play [or the first
“mm-gonna a Bridgman Inn), eltbn
on tho [lam groomh or Farr ground!
on flow le's day. Tb» horns mun will
mom of Arthur ll. Roan, csprsrn:
fivrrrtt l/vwruln, Due Roy round. 5. C.
Show, of "adding: Juror I]. Krupp. Jr.,
Rom ”orchard. lined llsvllond. Hubert
Bishop, and firms. Ward Brothers and
Wm, of flow Conn». Captain MI
has mt cholirnm to Duran sod Stub
Imrd etch. but has not yet irnrd from
that. Thomas will be governed by
calms ruin.
WV. ”WNWWIwfl“
-Aoy rink whomlsooothormp for
Brunch sup Ina-s his mun-of
wars trawl-In
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Immunology-tum» tho
the nmmbly room of tho Franklin street -
EAST 103WALI’S PETITION.
Tho (tourism-0's lid. of tho Story-JV”
lboy erlulnw tho Must.
To the Editor and Publisher of The
Evening munch—We presume you are
willing to do justice to the peopln of
East Norwslk by noticsrug our side of
rho story in regs“ to tho calling of a
special town meeting to consider the
propriety of extending Osborn sveunc to
raters at with Hoyt street across the rail-
road truck.
Your article. of December lath contains
statements reported to have been made
by the selectmsn, which we think are
not in accord with the facts in the case.
Wo have held several meetings In regard
to the matter of extending Osborn are
also to Huyt street, distant only about
two or three hundred feet, to save half a
mile travel around to reach the same
point. To accomplish our objwct a pett-
uon wu bonded to Ilr. Dash!!! In Octo-
Orr, directed to tho selectmen. asking
them to call a town meeting, but no not-
ion was takvn upon it. The question
was put, "Why 2'" and was snswored by
the excuse that booths were placed in
the town house for election purposes.
Mr. Marvell then took this petition and
added on it, also, "to consider the pro-
prtety of accepting Fifth avenue and
Cove direct," and returned it to Mr.
Dukum, chairman of the Board of Sn
Imimrn. Still no action was taken upon
our petition, as we could learn. Tin-n
mu: of our committee appointed to look
alter the matter called upon Mr. Ray-
mond and asked him il a time for a
meeting of the town had been set. His
top” was that tho soiectmen were to-
gether that day but the matter had not
bran called up. All we had been led to
bciirw he was willing to aid us in this
matter, he was avkerl if it was not tho
right of any member of the board to call
their atte-ntiun to it. Ho said it was
thwir right to do so, but he had not done
it hccause ho: had said so much already
upon the subject to them. This was
Monday evening. November 24th. No
intimation was then given of any defect
in the petition or of s desire to bring up
the matter at "to annual meeting of the
town,
If Ilr llmlram talked the matter over
with the board. he hr.- sard ire (lid, how is
it that Mr. Crow knew nothing about it
until some six weeks after lbi.‘ prtltion
was (lint given into the hands of Mr.
llaskrrm? Ilr. (lraw has been reported
as being opposed to this much-needed
and important unprovemeu; (as any one
cnureadrly two by looking at the Inca
11001.3de to have said it would be a long
day before it was (nadir. Well, we will
try to rrmvmber him.
Ila-purring of err-r rwcvivmg any lair
tr-vntrmnt from the roloctmon at the up—
pwr part 0! lbw town. and disgusted with
Ihmr action in the past, on or about
U Cvmbcl' 10 b We withdrew the petition
still a Vit‘W of seeking more congenial
mmpa. y and u drvtnron til the town.
in regard to tho atatenrent that the
prllllon was tlsrfrctivvmny one can ssris-
ly himselt on that point by culling upon
lir. Murroll. who has it in his pr’rsneaarun.
It di~iinctly Mates Ihr' object of tho de-
«Ind mating and risks for an nppmprm
turn to bu mm].- to carry out that nbjrcr
N'IP’WCIIIC mnount or approximate um»
wur nomrd, no that mum-r is attendwl
trv at tho rnwtmg of the town. But. II
the pktrtrnn war so deft-city's why was It
on: r-turnml fur Carnation? 0, why
our ho honest and any, “lVP don't want
you to aucccrd and we will do all wr-
mm to hinrlr-r you." which is in prrfect
lumping With the action it! the 0le
.mt of tho town in Srptembr-r, when we
won: debarrwl from grvrng our reason
fur iii-hing tho lmprovrxruonl mude bv 3
mtr takon to lay the whole matter upon
rrw table. War-i that fair treatment?
Was that doing in ottwra as we would
like others to do onto an?
03' BEHALF OF rm; Comrm'nrz.
Caused by as fllspluea Buoy.
Captain Wnkrloy, of the strum barge
Allow Wake-Ivy, who was the first pvrson
to aid thr- survivors o! the ill latrd strum
immi- "City of Uticn,"rIe-crihes the near.
tlwnt on tollows to it llrldzoport Standard
report": "Tim ‘Uity of Uttcn‘ went down
orthm thrvu rnmutrs of!" silo struck
thn rocks of 'l'nvrm Inland of! Norwallt.
Saturday night. The loss of tho barge
was (tau-«d, I think, by I sill-placed
bony which should stand about I50 fret
tram the Mud. Eilhvr tho buoy dragged
its anchor or the uovsrnmunt did not
know of the location of tho rocks. I
shsil notify the authorities st. once. It
was so swfolly block night smrmgihr-
Nurwnlk Marvin and l won just behind
llwrilt. Tho that thing! hour 3 boot
containing Cami-ll) Item", his wife and
two men, came slung side. I have now
the captain's belongings which he saved.
Thu cnrgo of cool which was ctmslgned
to 'l'sy tor a Richardson of Wmtport,
was. of course, lost. The vessel was in‘
cared for 32 500."
Dnnrovs rams.
The annual meeting of the Falrdsld
County Agricollorsl Bocisty was bold II
the Illrhsckmro hotel ymmlsy sun
noon. E. A. Woodward soled u choir.
roan. After the preliminary boom
bod been disposed at the following wore
elected drrrctors for the snorting yror:
Nathaniel Wheeler. Brawn: D. I.
Rood, Bridgeport; B. P. Guthrie. Sliver
line; B. A. Woodward, Booth Network;
Christi-o Burrs. South Norwalk: J. W.
Bacon, Dsnbory; ‘l‘. E. Dirt-on, Nor.
walk; A. E. Kraut, Wilson; 1‘. W.
Brndlcy. m It no road not
to told 0 fair tbs Ins-lo; your.
ml.
HEARING Mdfi: EVIDENCE.
THE LIQUOR CASE HEARINGS gBlZ-i
SUI“) IN 80U'I'll NORWALK.
Tammany for tho murmurs All Its—-
WIt-osus for the Solon Kuw- lovw
Boll: Board.
The cars of Frank Becker and J.
Donovan & Company were motioned
before the County Commissioners st the
Council Chamber this morning. The
{allowing evidence wu sdduccd:
David 1". Hunt, who resides nearly op-
posite Music Hall, said that in his opinion
we ought no more to have s saloon on
Washington or Main streets than at the
entrance to Music Hall. The indie
through Wghtngton street was the
some so through south Main street. He
counted the number list Tuesday and
there were 410 between 5 and 6 o’clock.
He said he made the count upon request
of Rev. Mr. North. [In modern memo
random at the time and place. At times
the women outnumbered the men and
then the contrary would be the case.
Rev. H. H. Tucker, pastor ol Advent
Christian church, in East Norwnlk, It’l'
tilled that he knew the location of the
saloons on the corner of Washington
and Water streets, and he should not
think they were suitable places because
all East Norwnlk people have to pass
them. as most are employed in South
Norwalk. He had observed the saloon
on the north side and should say that it
would make about a rod further walk to
close the south door entrance. The err-
trance to the saloon on the other corner
are clearly exposed and he thought the
location to be unsuitable. He was a
temperance man and did not believe
there was a suitable place. He had forty
members in his congregation and some
of than) had objrcted.
Edward Beard believed the saloons on
the corner of Water and Washington
streets objectionable because they could
not be avoided. Employees must pass
these saloons on their way to Err-t. Nor-
walk, especially the north one. He did
not believe that saloons should be local:
ed on Washington street.
Upon crow examination ilr. Beard
said that the further the salmon were
removed from the corner the less objr'c
tionsble they would be. He was oppos'
ed- to the saloons as a matter of princi-
pie.
In his try-direct examination Mr.
Beard said that so long as law allows
license there are more suitable places
than another.
David E. Dinbrow testified that he
knew the location of the saloons in
qurntion, He believed saloons located
on the- main streets were objectionable.
[1» Would not locate a saloon anywherw
if it was left to him. He had a distinct
objpctron to these saloons.
An amendment was allowed to C. 1.
Bullock‘s antimony that be bad no 0b-
jPClIOI'l to granting .1. Donovan a license.
[in was under the supposition that re-
tailcr's and wholesalers licenses must
be (trance-d together. lie-trig Informed to
the Contrary he wished to record himself
as bring opposed to grunting him a re:
tatier's IlCt‘flE-E.
lir. North appeared for Mr. Bullock
nod the exception was alluwcd by tho
dwfvnar'.
Tin- rl turd ndj'urned until 1:30 o'clock.
'l'lro Brown-finish Wedding.
Miss Sarah Walsh and R Inert Brown,
oi the firm nf BI.)WII a Hodges. were
married at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mm. James Walsh, on
Chi-stout HIP“. Norwaltr. last evening.
Th» ceremony was periormpd by the
Ru Judson Conklin, of Trenton, N. J.,
ntrlu'clnck. The bride was dressed in
white silk and carried a bouquet of whit»
roves. About forty near relatives and
fricnds witnessed the ceremony and on
juyed the bountiful common which fol-
lowed. Later the happy couple left for
n rhufl. tour through Montreal, Canada,
whore the: groom has rrlatrvcn. Thr
groom's present to the bride was a hand
more upright piano and winding lamp
A number of other pr. seats were receiv-
yd. uniting which was a plush rocker,
from W. F. llrynnr'sSundt-y schoolclus,
and an elegant Instrument of silverware,
statuary. run. etc.
‘lllo Boy choir Concert.
. Tho musical people of Norwslir were
given I treat II the Open lions-o lost
evoninz by the Boy Choir of Trinity
church. llrldgrpon, and" the direction
of Prof. James Baku, of that crty, ss-
ststm by Miss Bonn C. llswlr-y. lonrrsr
ly of St. I’oul'w church choir, Norwslk.
[-3. ll. Jackson sud Ilsa Atwood plsyrd
tbs accompaniments. The auctions by
the choir wm excellent, so was the solo.
by Miss llswlcy, Ibo being vigorously
spplsndrd. Thosoliro prognosis” was
crwlrrably rendered nod, considering the
svrulog. o good-rim! sudirncn was pres.
ml. The object of the cor-mt wan to
insplrs I love for church rnosic in tbs
children.
car-In lusts.
Company 1' will give I boll on New
an'o night.
Tbs sonosl concert Ind boll of Catho-
lic Union Owned, K. of U... will be held
in the Opts. Boo-s, low Yen’s svs.
The closing entrust-mt of the Y.
I. C. A. court-r will Its xiv-o on Friday.
:3? 27, by WI P. Wilder, bars-
~Wo do not slur- uut for Ill-lo;
Woman-names” county
m Broads up Is In good so
your,bstfor“rslslu”s nloa elu-
Mop-Whammmmfh
élatu twins salon; so chop
“Mow-M W
contours rum.
scorn m
M '
It Is always: pic-ours for .
to visit the store of '7. II. M;
during the holiday season, on tho
and counters are crowded with «
ad wars, crockery and novcltlsl
suited for Christmas presents. his f”
u heretofore, it will be found ‘ ‘
moot fastidious can be sworn fl .
this store as the tastes of oil bus I” ‘
considered In selecting the stock. '
David Btow's furniture roomm 1“ '
to ovbrtlowing with my choirs, W .
centre tables and articles In ,
which are suitable (or holiday [int 1‘“
time has come when than will“; _
are most useful as most 3W
selecting mascots, WC. ml!»
wishes of those who are to waive M f
I! such be done wane moth“ M '
will be no doubt as to where people will:
do their purchasing. Ilr. Brow will ,
cheerfully show his war“ to III who
favor him with a call. .
The store of A. Dickerinon disco on ,’
Washington street is not only bald»
quarters (or dry goods of every detail!»
tron, but during the holiday season gins» ,.
ial attention In given to macho-truss
trade. A long table extends tbsonflro
length of the store upon which are (lit-
ptaycd fancy articles of every W X '
tron. Silk umbrellas, mufflers, your.
and in fact everything that will M ‘
the people can he found there. On! Ill- .
vice in to call at the store and bacon-
vinced of the big bargains to be prov
cured. ‘
Nothing will make a boy’s mung
pier on Christmas morning thin to find
a jack-knife or a pair of skates mugged '
securely in his stocking. This in just
the season when 3 pair of shie- osn be
used to advantage, and their use will
surely put a glow upon the {was oftllo
youth. W. C. Quintard keeps I Inge
stook of these articles on hand as walk!
hardware of every description.
Dibble d; Comatock see to it annullly
that their patrons are given every Id-
vantage at Christmas time. They invar-
iably stock up their store with W
grapes, candies and than thing! slut
might be termed trimmings, Ind wmh
are indispensable in properly observing
the season. Their priceo are very m
able and the articles purchased there can
be relied upon as being first clan.
Printout. Paulo nuns.
Tho nut I’ll!“ II
“roll-u
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Tbs Golan nnd (lo-Inn of Poop). wo
Lllrs to Band About.
Mias Margaret Lauder is hours from
Wellreley college to spend the holiday
vacation.
Clarence ’Selleck, of Kerwin street,
who has been making a tour of Europe.
is expected borne on Saturday.
Miss Minnie Slocum, of Bridgeport, lo
~pending a few days with triends in
Wmnipnuk.
Frank Jarvis, of New York city. who
has been visiting friends on' depol
street. returned home yesterday.
Arthur D. Russell is borne from Yale
college to enjoy a two weeks’ vocation.
lion. Lynda Harrison and wife, of
New Haven, spent Sunday with Father
Slocum.
Frank P. Clark of Cranberry Plains ’
has gone to New York state and Canal:
to buy cattle.
Judge F. W. Perry coolemplolu a
trip to the Pacific cont.
,1
lit-triad I! High loco.
Mira Catherine, youngest daughter of
London Katchum, and Dr. Jocepb A.
Blake, of St. Luke's hospital, New York,
were muffled yesterday noon it the
home of the bride in Sountuck, by Rn.
A N Leww. The brrda wore 3 while
fillk gown embroidered with 10!“ Int!
tnmmvd with lace. Her out-mull
wercdiamonds, the gift of the groom.
The bfidramlida were Miss Conooy Bloke.
or New Dawn, and the limos Ruth and
Katherine lAmbert, Lilly Bkldda', lick!)
\Vlllt’la and Cccilis Herman, of Now
York. They were attired in (Irma III 4
whit» crvpe and yellow ntin. Franklyn
i1. Blake. of New lisvso; AlbonB.El1, _
Colman W. Cutler and Wriliun For", ‘
Jr.,of New York; Theodore Blake Ind =
. Blake, of New Hovoo. null ’
Francis
Jurors A. errrll, of Rolland, Vt, m
the ushers
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‘ Wilton Now-v
m Benton and moo, of Bridm
are at work on the new fence
the llpucopol cemetery that b It‘d.
built by money left [or “at W”?
the Isle Airbus Dun-upon. Till- I
will cost upward of twelvo but -
dollars.
The corponur shop formsrly Hall'-
ing to l". 8. Bubml lbb lb", III
now the property of maple-CRIN
Weapon, has been tslrsn down Ind roe,
moved to the latter pious.
Mrs. Theodore Jolliff, who III I)“
quite poorly for the [7‘ low ”0,
reported better today. ' ‘
rm "Lodlcroos ma saw-tons a»
“nutrition: that no to Iron bros ~
tut evening in the Olly
In. [It‘-
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sl by A. Uncut: Kirk,
ported until lunacy
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Minor-Ms.
mmmgmmfi: also York, ,
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[11ka to the Now York,
Hovensndflsrtford liaison. .
bod-chum
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