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NUMBER 917.

Entered st tho I'ost 0mm st South Norwriik ss
Second-Clue Nutter.

SOUTH NORWALK, cons, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20.1890.

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"’ '-DIREGTORY

Lulu Bully: iliiiflili

TOWN OF NORWAm-

Ahhrsvistloris: N.—-Norwslk- 8. N.—eouth Nor-
m; x. Nr-Rsst 15353515;
how I our nation who moot ul-
na; awn: of the (not we would so tint
ovary Inn heroin represented, who or of
or snail degree. will be found
om" roll-bio in every business trons-
ution and wall worthy at all patron-go
«rend-o to thorn.
All COWRS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water st,
our R. If. bridge,
" manners. W “A
TRAP? WI. 3. 1m Wsshingtosi st, p
' ' furnished st ressonsble goals. N
~ RD.oor.bfsinsnd lists, .
mwAth-lx: and frss nsnd drswinx.
. h ’ Aomouuzn‘ov.” st N Rod
: rum. aflo- N , .
1117011114.. m .
uotrusu. it msmcmnir, so Wuhlngton st,
, ,all kindsofpropsrtysohi.

' ‘ YN lSON. 27 Intuit,
II. N. also deniers
'mim.ctc.

'oCOI'IELD, EMMA C. 19 No. lulu st, 3. N. Bole
agent for Horton's celebrated Ice cream.

WERNER, CHAS. L. Mum st.rwnr Wall, N. Pure
oorsfeetwnery slid ice cream. Fresh goal: daily.
11.80 " “Home Inde"1lrend Buttery, ‘mmte—

wvillc. Eve orders at Gus l'iizer‘s, 1? RR. Place.

‘ 31151:;ka w ll 1 N
'KIBNTRALNATIONALB e, a a...
capital awn», surplus , 14.1w. ~ I
Dolores, idem; IS. L. yer,
William . L‘nruo, costlier. '

'Ci'I'Y NATIONAL BANK. The, 68 “35111031011“,
mm.s. N. Cspitni groom); surplus 312,
on. R. 1.1. Rowan, prostdent; Jocob 3. my.
ton, asruer.

TAIRI'LKLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
44 Wait st, N. I ted lull. Cspitsi go»,
(I’ll. Prat.,Jsinus . Hyatt; viotrprest., bdrm.
0. Keener; “unionism“ C. Green.

YAIRIVIRLD COUNTY SAVINGrl BANK. The,br
Wall N. Dew-tits “admit, surpins scrum.
\I'inne‘lii S. dey, prod; Harlin 5. LPAW,VIC:

prest; Janis» H.Buuey, ire-s. ,

NATIONAL BANK OI" NORWALIIJ'he, 51 II at:
st, N. mowmtsd 1357. Capitol WM». lubed

Her iiiil, me; E. J. Hui‘nee push; 11. it

Price, m. Directors, in. Hill, h. J. 11in,

W.G.Tbomnl. E. II. Murrow, J; A. Osborn,

O. E. Wits-m, E. Beard, 1). W. bitch, W. 1:.

Bishop. Bunkers', Neruhnnts’, Innoiscinrers,

I’erwtnu sun I’nrmiy sew-rots are solicited.

1‘0me SAVINGS SOCIETY , The, Wall st, N

Win over $2M”. ,snrpius shim». Giorgt

3i. iioima, plan"; R. B. Crsufnrd, Vice-pml.,

Gauge Ii. liner

N. uni bi Wsshinzton
in confectionery, ice

Georgi .
vice-pmdcni;

, truss.

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, De
posits over paw IAN, surplus “its”. Aim-n so.
nuns. prasn; John H. isniipp, tms. Interest
gold deposrwrs. Honey loaned on mortgage.

BEEF, tWhoiosnlo.)

DOIKEH NORWALK Bill-if CO. r5. N. Hammond
barf, pork, sheep, lamb, mu, etc.

TERRY,.I\'M. ,M. at L0., N. Armour‘s beef and
provisions. Home dressed lsmb nod mutton.

BILL WEB AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BUXTON, J. I". Punt. other: DUI dill), N. Circulars

folded in over low Sunday papers.
BLACIQDII’IIIS.

CARR, GEO. '1‘. foot Raymond st, :5. N.
nboa'n a s islt .

3 times}; BUILDERS.

Hm, GIL”. II. a U0. P. 0 box .534, s. N. otiildrrr
of bridges, docks, pile foundations, clc.

BOUT AND HMO]; DEALER“.

BROWN, it. s. 30. Main at, s. u. cmtbm Work and
repairing as ”malty.

IIAIIVNI’JJ. H. No. lain st, 5. N. specialtia in
M sures sud mourn.

SCHAUBJOHN I WNJlb Wuhihgwn si, s. N.
A ‘otsi W snow wees.

BOOT ADD BHOD “Erma.
12W, GEO. 29 Railroad Place, is. N. All
work natty nnd promptly dune. _
WILDELLBDD AND STATIONEBS.

' ' ' . ' ' N. curd cur .ivui , Wen
”khan”. tum" ‘18::ng rind tennis ‘éfiods.g
PLAINTIID'B DRUG STORE, rill Worthington st,

8. N. Bottom supplies and geneml stationery.
BOX mum, \Wooii rsud Paper.)

WP, it. P. Wsrer «,3. N, manufncturer or but

uses, puking homer; Grimm shop yoobtug
BUILDING MATE-DIM

FWJOIIN ii. ft. Worthington at, 3.1V. slso
blue stone, sewer pipe, buy, straw, etc.

LEO. ARI) HA5. '1‘. Water st, N. brick of si.
high, iint‘e,ccemeni, plsster, hair, etc., also blur
stone, tire brick sad day.

RAYNOND ilituti. nominee, Philadelphia um
'I‘reown Knuth, such, lain, hm, cement, mat,

BUTTER. cummalt, EGGS, kc.
m3 UU'I'TEK IIUUDIIJRAI uwr lo me Post
(Milne, ri. N.-—n WI) nude of all dufereu.
vnrteties of cheese, buporieu and domestic. Al.
antics of butter, eggs, into, curated gurus, etc
CABMAGE “POJITOBIES.

DANN. WM. I}. so Wail si,N. Cumugesmnrnm,

horse, stable and airway: Iunlldnlugl.
CAMENTEM AND BUILDERS.

CROWN. hulk) C. sbopAnn st, 5. N. estimate:
pron, wooing promptly stranded to.

NORTON, WM. A. or 'I‘sylorsvenue, s. N. Jobbing,
promptly admitted to.

RANDALL. I. D. leuIl‘s mill, 3 N. Modern
my run by cheap power cushion ml: to girl
low rixum. urge work or specialty.

RAYMONDJ. B. 60 Water It. 5.N. mnnnfumm
of , brackets. casings, writer blocks, col

mum, unveils, nsiusters. ilsud, scroll uwuig .11.,
turning. Hist blocks, bottom mfmudwmnclts.
Jobbing doiie. bunnies given. Telephone bl—o.

, SHERWOOD, ti. B. 13 Grim: st, ti. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.

\I‘ ILBON, B. B. shop Cross at, our Mum—0mm cor,

Walsh-III sve., N. 5m wood workinp,

crowding, wirulow frames and turning. Lowest

. nannies. flimsy Ruined. Telcptwlie number :52.
0mm AND OIwLU‘I'lIN.

”combo: I. IIUIT, it owns blag, at, as Wssh~
1mm st, ti. N. wee advertisement.)

WAGE HANUFAC‘I‘UIIIBS-

-; ‘mxwui, Nous": st, AN. manufacturer of

alumni attention given to rewiring,

‘t ‘0‘ MIGHTJ FLYNN, IOOIOI Franklin st, mum”.
2mm of cum-gen, wagons, trucks, etc. I'tsllitilix,
trimming nod rep-mug s swcisiiy, horse-shoeing.

CA'I'lllu-XILO.
WANDIO 0.15. or No. lain st, [unruly of Broad-
wny. N. I”. m in weddings Ind ponies.
33m, FREDERICK, 53 Wsii st, N. weddings sud
Juries supplied st the shortest notice.
OATHOIJU GOODS.
mull. 1‘. a 00. so Isis st, N. on nowv
ms, national sud tiers.
WT I’ll’ll HANCI’ACTUREIIS.
LIONABD.CHA5. T. Wow is N. All sizes and
sir-mun sniriciul steps. n3, ctc.
“(trout no: IlANllI'AC'I'IJItEIls.
' 15. El. 27 Nurshsil st, ti. N. msrmfso

”forearm. whom and duller in ribbons.

DIOAB wt'l'AC‘I'L’ltltlts.
om COLIB'IKAD CIOAR CO. The, 10:50.an
st, 3. ll. mum of tim- elm.

OLD WELL CIGAR OD. The, \t'nshinmon st, 8. N.

W 1w.

WAONKQS. ”Elliott, ILN. “Win

CIVIL 83015122238.
“APP WI. ti. It! Wsshinpon rt, 8. N.
sou-oils pins to iocsl surveying, lack 3132':
In) W. II. n HON. our. West avenue snd Corm-
hrlt ,IIJN. ilydnuitc sud notary nominees,

hulfllslulkfl. Adm i
W00 ‘0' MM!

CIAH‘IIIIO DIAL!”
ml Bills. Insult: building. 1!. uni 14
um 8.1!. mnfsctorsrs. Jobber- nnd mulls-rs.
COAL AND WOOD.

JOHN n. ft. Wu at, so. um i.
W... lrsnklln. (truffles, would:

WREMT Wstwst N. tits butvsrlo—
nus-r sum-oi. sin Bituminous out-no sll
“3m“

0 (Ito-mosh and mull
”as" tin-ii Billet-013mm form purpom.
1014.13. .s -Wslons, .mtmm

s. . . .mnmhusw
msc'nco'r oourrwu' one. w
it, v. u. summary-i grand-nuns,”

.. LWOIIBT (In-tors m Inn-It's)

mouse, ism-own. nits-n

3&an «win I. on in.
”Jam-«mm I"

IIUM'

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00m IIANIII'AC'I'CIIEIIB.
UI‘B A GOLDIICBIIIDT. fscta'y 8. N. Ilsnnfso-

Bnironofthooolnhrstsd ILsG. Carrots.

COUGII amines.

PLAIS ‘B COUCH REIKDYJW to cure,

Insunf tired st 48 Wsshingtnn st, 8. N.
CROCHET AND (ILASEWAIII.

NASH. P. H A BRO. cor. Islnsnd Wmstl. ti. N.
spite sud tin W'IIO

UNIVERSAL STORE, The, No. Isln st nesr Wat,
hurts, crockery, iris. wsre, honsefumishlngs, etc.

DENTISTB.

BOIITWIILL, C. I‘. Lsuder‘s block, 50. win It. 8.
N. Oflice boon, its. to. wbp. m.

KENDALL, CEO. 8,. 0.11.8. Wushl n, cor.
Frsnklin Its, B. N. Ham 8 Mom. 12$

’ J. C. office si mi s st,

Nmerilfifiepilonni Church, N. gas uimlnlstemi.
Cold sod porwlsin crowns insisted.

WEED, W. L., D.D.9. 79 East thi n st, 8, N.
IIoursB fl. to. to it p. in. Gas admin stored,

D0088, BASE AND BLINDS.

SMITHJV. H. ik C0. to t! 17 Water st, N. wrisgo
wood work, wheels, etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

PIERCE. 1'. ll. ”Chestnut, 8N. (:rnshedswns,
sewer continua, etc.

RATIOND BROS. Akron, sslt glued sod cement
pipe, 3 to 36 inches in diameter

DEUCE AND CHEMICALS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Vsn andt av All. N.
rl'indsy hours, a to 10 s.rn., 4 to 9 p. roscrip-
lions carefully “impounded.

GREGORY, J. G. 38 Wall st. N. its lished 1829.
Wholesale sud retail. Popular pri

RIGGSJOIIN A. ll Msin st, N. I’c times,—flfty
live different perfumes.

PLAISTED'S, 43 Wuhlngton st, 8. N. pstcnt medi-
cines, etc. Physicinos' prescription» n specialty.
DRY-GOODS.

ANBLERJ. L. a SONil—“The Equitable," No. 2
Gazette buildim, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, inat-
tings and rugs.

BANKS, E. K. Mnhnckerno Hotel block, 8. N. dry-

, notions, gloves, etc. Underwear 3 specurity.

BENNETT, J. I’. 19 Ilu'in st, N. Business comb
Iished over forty—two your».

DICKERMAN, A. A. sou, oi Washington st, 8. N.
drygomls, wpets, etc. (see siiv.)

SCUFIELD Jr HOYT, 8 (incite bldg, N. 68 Wash-
Ingion si, 8. N. (See sdvertisetncnt.)
STREET, EDWARD, 5 Gazette bitig. N. Dry
goods, funcy goods. notions sud hosiery.
ELEC I'BICI AN
BAKER, E. V., Electric g2» lighting; burglur

alarms; will boils, kc,
exertions coursmvzs.

ADAMS EXPRESS (30., office railroad station, hi.
N. hurl {I Whilst N. Express forwarders to all
ports of the wori . Passenger tmin service. Low
rates. Lester Hunt. agent.

BXI’IIEsaMEN.

BUXTON Jr BRUNDAGE, office at Benedict's, 4.3
Wsll st, N, Our motto, "prompt sttention."

UAVANAGII'S EXPItEslS, bagyiuige, furniture and
pinion moved. Leave order:- nt luisbod'u, 5. N.

SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at post-office nnd

's. Careful and prompt service.
‘A'I‘I‘Ac'l‘s. babbbcbfi, BTO-

BYXBEB, i". S. G; CO. 9'.) Mom at, N. Manufactur-
ers of Scotittld‘s celebratmi flavoring uni-anti.

NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
line cxtnict». F. S Ambler.

I'EBTILIZEBS.

RAYMOND BROS. Brndley‘s sutx-r-phmplulte,spw
is) nurtures, lshd plaster, ground bone.wouwi ashes.

SMITH, \I'. II. «S CU. Water si, N. agents for II'iiA
hunts Cloris & Co's standard fertilizers.

I'IItl-l ulthiI AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordlnnry shapes in stock, spec-

ials to urder,tire mornir,snnd,chiinnt-y line linings
I‘ISII, Oh’s’l'lllbs, CLAMS. ETC.

HUNT st ZI-ILL'FF, on Washington It, S N. lint:

fish, oysters, clans, fruits, guns, vegetables, t-ic.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “’ALKS.

HORTON, JOHN II. it: Taylor avenue, 5. N, Also
stone duller,

‘ . tractors . ncri- .
*gflfilié’t‘fimm admit. °° “
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER

HEATERS.

PIERRER, W. II. Jr. CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
sole agents.

FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GE)!" I-‘LOL'R, the best mode. Don't

full to use it.

L'IIOIIMEDI EU, DAN] EL, east end of Washington
st bridge, The choicest of family fiulli’ iii-pl.

RAYMOND BROS, buy, struts. flour and feed in
package, load, car or cnrgo lots.

tum MILL. Darren, Crunmt is. Rose. Groin. choic
ground feed, gmhnrn and rye litrlll’.

FLO ilIS'I‘S.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Place, 3. N. plants, cur.
‘itosrer’slndmuupmesnudcioordcr.

GIJIGL’E, EL. rowan st, opp. Union Cemetery N.

ts, cut flowers, etc. b Lorui work 3 specialty.

.IcKAI', JOHN, E. )1. near the depot. Balding

brute-cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.
glue roses 3 specialty.

SMITH, JOHN H. 80. loin st, 8.x. the oldest and

best known Iior'ist in this vicinity. Plants, cut

flowers, etc. Fiorul work of sll kinds 3 specialty
and done promptly.

PUBNITCBE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, TIIEUDUHKWIsmngton smelter. cud)
Furniture, looking glsssos, picture frunirs, etc.
URAM Ar WHI'I‘TLESEY, lit. shin st, S. (Roy.
mond‘s old stud) rice sdvertiscmenr.
RAYMOND GEO. II. new store, 46 iinul to Main st,
Four dorm sbovc old store.

STOW DAVID, £6, do, 30, and 3‘2. Bojfum st, SN.
Furniture, mnttressa, etc.

0A1! LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALR GAS LIGHT COII’ANI’, office 19

Wswr It, N. Gus for light, best sud power,
Coke six cent: per bushel. Cool Tar three dol-
lars per barrel, montage extrn

GBOCBIIB, (Wholosnloo

HOLMES s KEELER, band 11 Wall at N. wholo
sale grocers, dour, groin, hay, etc.

SELLECR BROS. M nod to Willi st, N. wholemie
grocerio, dour, fwd. grain, bay, etc.

GWEN

BROWN t WILCOX, ZU Washington st, 8, N. sole
“outs for celebnicd Furni'iiian armory butter.

BECKER, CONRAD, 141 Wublngton st, 5. N.
choice groceries and provtsiuus.

“£qu3, CHAS. H. successor to Huichlos,wNo.
lulu st, ii. N. table delicacies for tsmily (mic.

VINNRGAN a O'REILLY, lob Ilsin st, N. floor.
feed, hay, straw, cool and wood.

FINNEY a. BENEDICT «ti Whit st, N. funny sud
suiplc groceries, confectionery, fruit, etc.

FITCH, D. w. West sve,cor. Ml'leli rt. N. conned
gwds, comet, tens, butter, etc.

GLOVER, C. L. Wall st. N. I outer to the best
trsdo obtislnsbie,

OUTER a will, '1‘. B. Sprin wood, S. N. dunno-
cenes, choice merits. door, ce , etc.

iIANl'ORD, W. B. Eat svc. tiesr II. R. notion, KN.
Musics point, school snpplnm. etc.

LAWTON, 1'. D. A CO, in: 50. Mom st, ti, N. pro.
cerles sud table delicacies.

L'IIOI MIDI NU . DA N1 KL, east end of Wuhlngtou
st. bridge, 6 N. ton, coffees, spleen, s lpcclslty,
MOOREA IIARMAN, Nohislo at, Ms: West, RN.

duo urticaria, forcign front», door, fwd. etc.

NEW torus TEA co, it this .1, in M. Ill-lich-
Tess, mum and spin: n upeelslty.

NICIIBRSON a llftl’I‘Tt-i, so sort it“: Main st, N. s
midi, movie of tnblc delicacies.

O'I'iIAJIl, OED, Wilton sve, slid lichooi st, 1".
New store, new goods and new prices.

SEYMOUR, C. if. All \I’sshin st, ii. N. bond-
quurters for celebvnted ‘Dew ' conned ,

VALDBN. CHAN, IL!) Whilst, N. Creumcry but»
tor, them. cw, labia.- doiiucieo, fruits, etc.

001‘» All) sflnUNITIO.‘

GUNS. AMMI‘NITION sud Sporting Goals nf nil
kinds at No I “star si., X,

IIA’I'I'IZRS' lfL'IIfI. (M'l’lt's 0')

ASCIIJWEI'H J. 7 lonroe st, ii. N, also formerv
of list bodies.

BATES. MARTIN JR. l (:0. 79 um Spring or, it.
N. Importers of seal skins, pinsbes, trimming,
sud cutters of hsttm‘ fun,

llA‘l'l'lRH' TOOLS.
WHKBLHR,W.A, Water It, a. N. iron founder,
light soft costings, extension wstcr bosevt
DATE! AND CAPS. (“Mid

KNAPP THE HATTKR. 91 WWW 3.1..

upset-try nude of Ins and sad this"
In“! IANU'ACTUIIKIO.

CROYUT It SNAPP, ursbtisnvu ms, fsctovtss
cor. loin A Union sort Wstcr A Toile- sts, 3.11.
New rm olies rel Omens street.

unnonu. a moon, Inhale st, 8.1!. Wins
sill mm derby hots.

mrngosoousroos, “1st,”. mom
for. (lo-puny,ulsssddrvsn
I?“ wg.mlsylosdn,m.m.l.l.

 

usual-mom“ w

HARDWARE AND OUTLIBY-
PBOWI'I'I‘. J. T. ‘5 [tin II. N. lilht hlrdwm Ind

m
Burris. w. n. I; 00.15 no it Wster or. iv. runa-
Cw motmctors’ supplies.
All!) W. C. Iioslc Hail block, 3. N.
Qolls, zluv, he (see sdv.) "In!”
HARNESS ILAKEBB.

DWYIIR, P. H. 22 Wall st. N. custom machine-s

sud repairing nostiy done.
HORSE DEALERS.

PARSONS If. H. melds flinch Form. 8. N. fine
horses suited to all purposes All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of tho
French coaching stallion "Gsllisrd."

HORSE EBOERS.
NCQUIIAB, JOHN. No. Isin It, 8. N. special It.
tentlon given to shoeing driving a trotting horses,
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, lo hislri It, N. J .0. Collins.
European plsn, restaurant. situ'hod.
CIRMANIA HOTEL, 89 Railrosd plscs, George
Schsub, proprietor. D a N R. R W
NORWALK [TOTE o . . . .

I. IcPhor-on. mistiyp inn sccornodntions
OLD WILL HUBBLGOWuhiogtonst 8.18 Rood
usvilsod. proprietor European pisn, rooms.
HOUSE FURNISHINO GOODS.
STEVENS, .1. Ii, ”Washington st, 5. N. crockery.

slaw-re, tin sud who wore.
ICIC DEALEIW.
BURCBARD, R. “Holden Point Form," S. N. slso
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE a LOCKWOOD. 9 Halo st, N. Iusnr
shoe and real estate In all its branches.

LAYTON, JACOB iii Wssblnxum at next to PO
S N. lire, piste gloss, wcidenl sud life (see sdv )
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. lulu snd Wsilsis, N, Rem

‘ estate. investments, loans negotiated, etc.
MORRELLA L'IIOMIIEDIEU, 06 Washington in,
s N. strictly rim-class companies rcprcuenied.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. to A ‘7 Washington st,

5N. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. (30.. S. S. L'
Iiomrticdimi, sgcut, Wuhington st, SN. see ad
METROPOLITAN LIFE 1N8 CO 20 “‘sshingtor.

st, 5 V. I‘. J. Grubh, assistant snot
NORWALK FIRE [NS (30.. N. In successful
business since 1860 No outstsndlng loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 4:: Worthing-
mn st, S. N, Juo. French, ssst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Ciul'Fl'RD It. ll. anlc bid , N. 69.4 Bond.
Minlrlln-cx Ranking and Equitttb c Si't‘ge ('ns.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. I]. & CO. if) tutti I7 Whit! st, N
springs, rules, carriage hnnlwnre, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT, I}. M, {:2 and 56 Water st, N. iron wori
of all kinds.
Till-1 DI'NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Witter
st, 3. N. Win. I. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON Ii‘OlINDBIEs.
GILES 6t CLANCY st The Norwnik Iron Workr
Co., and also st Bridgeport. Conn.

JEWELI-IB'I.

i-‘ERRIS, A. S. 39 50. Mam st. 5 N, op. City Hotel
51% line which repairing s specialty.

IIOYT, Ii. B. 18 No. Main st. 5. N. strictly nrchlssv
goods at low prices.

JACKSON. ItGilANDr anli st, N. watches,th
moods, ctc. i-‘inc watch repairing a specialty.

HOOD. II. S. dismoudsuhichw, jewelry, silver snr
plated wore, repairing nspeciuity. so Mum st, SN

LAWYERS.

AUSTIN. ALFRED E mom 3 Masonic b’ti‘g, Wail
st, borough. Nnrnry uml ltesl Eslliti‘.

FROST. IIUSSE 8 No. min st, nmnry, legs
business of all km s carefully uttcndeti to.

HURLBUT'I‘, J. HELDEN. rooms 5 not! G (iszcto
building, Wail st, borough.

LIGHT. JOHN II. HE Wuhlnxton at S. N. noun
commissioner of deeds for New Yor state.

urcrtwoon EDWARD u. roam s (inane bid.
borough, ttomey, notary Ind pensions.

SEYMOUR, JOHN 5. room 3. Fumeld Co. Nsi
Bonk building, N. Counsellor st lsw.

WALSH. JOHN J. rooml masonic building, Wsl
ht, borough.

LITEBY STA "Ll-ZS.

DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery sud boom
lug scabies. Office No 5 River rt, N.

(iflllilulli', CEO. 8. 1i Knight st, N. Fine run.
out.- n sptcuiity. Telephone 3841.

LOCK MANl'PACTI'Ill-ZIL'L

LIN‘KWOUD MANUFACTURING CO. Ds . si, s
N. Manufacturers of iiiililit'i'i" hsrdwnre, il‘IUi
otllce :9} Pair! st; Now York oillrc 9'.) Reade st
(Illicngu 00in: ii) Lake at.

NORWALII LOCK COMPANY, S. N. New You
ofliro Withdrawn st. Locks sud hi'liilit'hi' hnni
wue; designers; foundm- workers of artistiv
house irtmtnloxs in bronze, bmss sod iron.

LUMIIZB DEA LIBS. '

HILL. 1?. J, 9 Writer st, N. All kinds of imbcrdr

live-red to my point by rsil, team or rest-cl.
IIACIIINE SHOPS.

NORWALIS IRON WORKS C0. The, Wstcr st
near II R, .8. N. Germs] machinery. lror
and bra-s castings, forgin , Bobbitt maul, I’I'
pairs for montsctorlusn mounts

SCUI‘IELD. WI. A. Knight st, N. New machinery
insdc sod repairing promptly sitendsd to.

MARKET OABDINERS.

JENNINGS & WATKRBURY, 8, N. berries Ami s1

gnrdcn produw in sensor: for the wholesale troll
MARKETS.

A MODEL MARKET, so Wull It, N.Wrn.Wnrdwell
prop, beef, veal. lunb. mutton sml pomtry.

AVISON, A 158 Isln st, N. nests, fruits, veget-

bles, fish oysters. clsins, And scallops, butter
080'. lord. csnuui goods. etc.
BENNETT s IIUHTRO, crests, duh, o , lob

stern, clams, fruits, :5 No. Main st, 8 r .
Blssf-ILL, DANA C 1:! iisin st. N. choir-4: insati-
poultry, iii-h, vegotublcs, etc.
IlRiTTU'S CENTRAL MARKET, 6 Wot-er st, N
Heist», vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lowest priccr
CARR, WILLIA! II, Benedict Form market, I)
Fine menu, fruh vexeishies—loweui cash prices
FAKIIINGTON J, A. min, mltry, dsh,o such
vwrublcs. fruits, illitlfl'. cic.. .K Hiydsrr, .N
ufilsT, Gilt). lilo! nvr'flli", IL. N. choice menu
vegetables, fruit, etc. howost cash prices.
IIAYKt-l HERD 13 No Mum si :5. N. prime his-i.
of nil 'nds. hours rendered lord a specialty,
J17 ON! IN. A. 0. Control Mnrkct. cor. Main Ind list.
ml st, :1. N. Choice menu. poultry, vegetshlev
LIIiIlURNER, WM its Washington n. bridge, 5
N, denim in all kinds fruh Infill.
LOCKWOOD, L 5".»an bi. bridgo, 8. N, no:
mus, fish, oysters, chm, etc.
LOCKWOOD A WOIIWOOD, 1 Into It, It so
most. poultry, tIsb, oysters, cm: s spoclnlty.
LYONB, A. 8., Old Well Msrkomu No. Isln s1,
3. N. prime mus sud poultry st lows»! prion
MALIO, ALBIN, Into It. was! War, II. N choirs
mots, duh. oysters, vrgctsbk-s. delicatessen, ctr
I'ICKERING, II. it. Elsi stomp. schml lunw,E.N
beef, void, mutton. etc.
NCIIAUB, JACOB, as WM Washington It, 8.13.
ItvIctIy Win-r nuts, poultry s sporlnity.
sMITII'rt WAHIIINGTON MARKET, no Wit-ii
tori st, 5N dnv min and poultry for fsmlly trsdc
SPILLANII. J. W. is Ironsrd at, N. wagon rnm
dsliy sit over the tovm.
WADE, W, a. rumor, minim. SN. no.
tout puts of town with the fresh soul so l min
WIXONA, E 2': Wsllst, N Choice mt». pool
try, fruits, vegetables, butter, eggs, are.
DIAlIflLZ AND GRANITE.
BATES, P. W. Wstcr st, N. runnufsrtnm of fins
grunitcnnd marble work, also (Mid! in building
stone smimetcry work,
STEVIINII, I, W. to “sin at, N. Msrblc sod pun
lie monuments, mirror-es. tracts. etc.
HAM)!!! AND DUILDIIO.
BKYNOUR, HENRY. in! West svo, 8.11. All kiosk
of none mason contracts taken.
SHELDON WILLIAH. 10 Willow sveuu, N. Dunc
mssoo. Also analog, curbing. etc.
BIITIIi‘IWILuAH :1. 33 West rt, ll. N. Jobbing
pvorn y st 0.
LAWLOR, WILLIAI, 5 III]! st, ‘1. All kinds of

aims and grsdlng prmnptiy sticridrd to.
Grsuitm from my own awry. ,

In!" own-nuns.
Rm onus Mk points! If. slid to
€20. Isis st, 8. II. Quits-rub fsrn skin; pods
IIICIIANT 11in
(WWII, I. at Wall st. R. A perfect It gur-
sn .
80001! '7. 17 North loin st. 8.1!. III! tailoring
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IIILLINERT AND 'ANOT GOODI-
CAVANAGII. I188 If. I]. iOlsy It, 8. If. military
sud dross tasking.

PAWOI'M'B um for Illllnsry I Waist
n, N. (nos omit '

rr'rcu sous», Kiss, to ruin n _ . for
"Old ism nnnd Dyolnu migrated." '“
Jitstus. nus if L r so flslnst, s. N. um

styles. looming s spoclslty.
61'. JOHN. I35.“ Elfin st. N llllinsry. Policy

sod Hsir G
”CHIC TEACHERS.

BRADLEY Hits. (1. W. (daughmof theme Win.
R. Nash) i0: Muin st, N Instrument“ music only

FRITZ, I185 MINNIE I". 191 Main of, N. Plano
sud orgm instruction.

tilBSUN, ALEX. ii. 378151: st,N. Pluto, mm
slid hsrmony.

HUNTINGTON [H.129 Isin ILN. You! Iri-
structloo and nice development.

NASH, KISS MINNIE K. 82 North trailer N.
Pluto sod organ instruction.

SAWYKR, lifts. R. J. teacher of Instruments! sud
vocal music. Residence» limit. If. i'lsistad's,
West st, 8N.

NEWS DEPO’I‘B. 8 N m

EODWILL, II. If. flWssidn st . .
books. I , now-Whales», etc.

WHEELER, J. II. 1156 Wssblnawn st bridal. I.
New-ppm. stationery,- do not also we.

NEW YORK mil-INDEBQ.

FERRIB s. D Orders left st Ilodwcll's store,
74 Washington It, s, N, «

uocxwooo. C. E. offlm DeKIyn'B. 8. It; Grea-
ory’s N.; New York 1&9 (insane st.

NW D SECOND—IIAND FURNITURE

PODNORE. WM. under rislvntlon Army Barracks,
S. N. Stoves. ranges, crockery, csniots, etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DEALERS.

BELL, HIRAM I’. O, Box 111, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters sud clams.

OUTBIIJ. R. J foot of Raymond st, 5. N. whole-
sale dealer in fine oysters.

HOYT, W. H. A. SON, 1'24 Wstcr st, 8. N. foot of
Raymond) planters, exporters snd w oioside
dealers In nstlvc oysters.

REED s HOCSMAN, 1114 Writer st, 8. N. planters
and shippers of Norwnlk oyltcrs.

VAN NAME, J. L. I: CO., I’. O. Box 548 S. N.
Oysters and chains, wholesale rind retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. I1, Als-
thorpc prop. Riverside are S. N Bioves,§icsm
snd of Air Furnace wor s sparsity. Solo
agent for tho cclebrstcd Carton furnace.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

PROWITT. J. T. I5 Main st, N. chr-tt's loads,
Ilnlury snd Wniisworih's mixed paints.

RAYMOND BROS. .fnwctt's, Atlsntlc and Smiey's
bind, Csicutm oils sud Averill Chemical hint.

QMITH, W. II. a (‘0. 15 A 17 Water t't. N. Agents
for Longman tit Martinez points.

PAPER IIANGINGS.

PR1’)II'ITT, J.T. to Nsin st, N. window sharks,
Hollands. fixtures, etc,

PAYLOR Jr ('0, 21 hfsln st, N. slso hnrilwsre,
points, oils, glass, etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

IlLAf‘KMAN,(Y. A. ll Nsln If, N. instsnuneons
process. Ch|idfl'n'! photos s specialty.

IOIITII, (l. S. 78 Washington at. 95. N. one quality
only sod that the bust.

rtEADMAN, I", it Gui-tic bulldin , N. (‘sblncf
photographs 82.50 per doz; «not 1 «1oz. 31,50.
PIANO 'I'l'NKlI- AND “EPAIBKBS. ,

riENDi‘ZE, C F. (or Wall Mid Knight aw. N. Also‘,
lif'liil‘f in piiirms. orumis. shoe! music, etc.

PLANINO MILL».

RANDALL, MINER f) E N. All kinds of wood
work or mini] or for the trade.

PLUMBING. '

KERRERi’iCO., W I1. MIL-1C Hull block, 8. N.
Plumbing, Em sod gnu fitting.

WISH, P. 11, It BRO. cor. lulu sud Wart Its, S. N.
Plumbing and urns fliIillR. mum sod heaters.

BAILEOADfi

iORWAIJ HORNE RAILWAY CO. JIM W.

Hysti. prest.: Edwin G. Hoyt, find. i
REAL “TATE AGENTS.
hAY'I‘ON. JACOB I Wssblngion st, next to PO,
s..\' property for sole. boom to rent. (see adv.)

IORRBLI.& L'IIUMMEDIEU. 96 Washington it.
A N selling, “‘11me sud collecting.

JI'iLSUN, 0. E. Our-tic bid“, N. investments snd

 

muneyio loan Also insurance written in ins-t
of companies at the lowest rules. ,

.t'imD‘vl'ARD. 1-1. A No. Msiu st, ii. N. houses 0 "
rent sud building lots for stile.

RESTAURANTS.

GEE DIVE. 5 Wutur st, N, worm trtcsls st sll
hours, iiiuiii-r “Jr. 5
ii-ZNIIY'S, 16 So. Moth st, 5. N. The DH". 25c dinner}
in the city firm! by the till] or work.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

“DER, W. B. A EON mr, Want Mr and t'mzrt‘

Inmii i‘mm, ti N. Hydraulic rind Civti engineers
SCHOOLS. ii’rIv-to)

rtxiitD‘S, Kiss thITUTL‘Q grills"! at, N.
Young indies bit-rditig'sml in, pt 001

“AD. In. Hillside. N Dunno wording bool
for girls and young Indira fits for so co tape,
or course can let: lot if lub-
mory stwh . New orh srtlsts em ed in
mnslcsl dopurtmeni, Spain] sdvnutsttrs or the
the study of srt, lsngtmges sud clocntmn.
l-‘sllierin its-inns October 2d Clrcnlsrs will be
«it upon sppllcsiiori

(ORWALII IIIIJ'I‘ARY INSTITUTE. N. Prshk S.
Roberts, principsl Clrcolsr on request.

WILSON, MIL E. II. School for boys. Norwslk,
i‘t I’mmtor to college sod scierltltlr scbmrls.
For circulars, st rims as above.

HE‘VINU DIIICIIINES.

vHAlLER, C. N. in Sol-in st, SN. "Wheeler nml
Wilma" snd “Humanoid." needlco, oil. Affm'h-
Iiwnts. Repurinlt a WWII“!-

HBWIZII CONTRACTORS.
KAYNOND Rims, scwm built, wsm pipes ‘std. f
excavating, filling, “ruling, landscape tarnishing.
Hlluz MANUFACTURERS.
'AHINSBURY. IATII BWSON a CO. 5N. [min-r ,

lino photo.
nil!) II. WEED a CO. fscto Ind minrmm 71.7.1.
:5, sad 7? Wsh-r st, 5 Established ism.
Manufacturer» of ludics' mlmcs‘ null children‘s
fine footwear for the vetuli trade.
«lint-WANT» AND UNDERWEAR.
nIL'TCIIINilON. t'OLl-i't CO. Nurwslk, New York
sod Ilrhlzrport. Conn.
ilI'OllTNDIItN'H “(Nil)”.
iIKIIN,JOIIN H. or Inn st. N. helinuArtcrn ton
guns, dining tackle. mmnnitlori, etc. '
STAIN BUILDERS.
BAKER, JifLil'B. de st, next In Wham r's funn-
«10.8. N diamond hsmi nails to ordtr.
NIB DUNCAN IRON RAIIJNO WORKS, Worm
st. 3. N Wu: II. Rout. prim.
3115A! ENGINES All) PUMP».
KORWALK IRON WORKS (101%., Wsm at.
W R. II. brhigo, ll. N.
II’I‘IIAJINIIIP TICKVJ AOBN’I‘H.
CURTIS, ll W, Humor building N. vimbip
tickets, pension snot. notary po iit, ctr.
LAYTON, JACOB I W—hlmm II, next to P0,
6.5. Pmcilckstmtnfu. may ordnalmnd)
D’I’Ofll IlliAlJllIfl.
'KRRIHJOIIN II. frniof Wuhiugirm mil N, slso
bvlrk. lime. (1mm, hslr. plum.
HORTON. JOHN R ”Taylor swoon. 11. N, Aim
lnyor of commie walks
RAYMOND RROH blue, brown, Omnwlch uni
omitting atom. nadir: sod doubts trimmings.
mum, IIANOBA AND "BAH”.
KKTL'IIL’ LANDUN. 29 Ifsvllarul st, II. N. GI!
stoves wstw Ira-rm P. 0, box on.
POWELL, J W as Wssht m or. “I. stovss,
rum hooters. Imps-font log with, Itovr: to
pain, etc 1’1- sruf cuppa work s spa-lolly.
HILLIUIJCYLVMIK A . m thi on It
bridgeJimmnsnn-o. empim “.916,
TRUCKING.
NORTON. JOHN EDT-yin «use. 8. If. Light
sod navy trucking promptly stander! to.
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JINNINMJ. D. . not. ILR. . mi‘
rim 7 Ila It. If.” “N
IIAYHONDJIZO. II. ”udflflsh It. I. Rosi-
dsnov ll Brrkisy vt “leptons 17-1.
VITIIIIDAIT smwors.
BRIDOIR, on), 01.8. *0 III! smut rm of
WdCo Isak. NW
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WRECK=ED ON COCK’ENOE’S.

SOUTH NORWALK RAlwlIS HAVE
A THRILLINB EXPERIENCE.

 

Their Iloop Dun Anchor and Good to
Pious on In. brim—Jun Dunn‘s Two
Hundred Donors.

William R. Merrill tells of an experi-
ence which he had during the recent
storm that was not only thrilling in it-
character, but resulted in the loss of a
sloop which be but! owned but two
months. Be, In company With Hurry
Bouton, left South Norwalk Toesdsy
afternoon with trample of ten bonhvls
of waters in his sloop .“Seo Foam.”
They were bound for Bridgeport. Quite
s hnnvy northeast wind was blowing and
they anchored tho boot in Cockenoe’.
boy. The storm lllCl’ClOPd and the host
drugged its anchor until in broom»
stranded upon the bench. About 8:00
o’clock the waves begun to break over
the mast head and it became evident
that the boat was going to pieces. Mr
iiivrrill and his companion got into the
sit“ and reucbrd shore safely. They
sirpf. on tho bench during the night and
all day Wednesday the storm raged Bu
hard that. they could not Ivave the island,
They staid there until 1 o’clock Thurs
dnv morning, when the wind subsided
sof‘ficienly to silow them to reach the
mom land. During all this limo they
had been without food and the exposure
to the “of!“ had bird in perceptible 1‘“ch
upon them. The bust is high snd dry
on the bench and her bottom is com.
pit-My gone.

The "Soft Foam" is 35 feet long and 14
In?! widv, Mr. Merriilesttmstm that it
W!” cor-t $200 to repair the sloop,

STARI'IMI “ll-JR IlOSs’.

A Novel Method Adopted by Italian» to
Get Their Pay.

The Italians or the upper Norwaik ro-
Sl-IVOII', which is located in New Cannon.
are in tr-uuble again. (390ch Queen,
who supplies them Wllh f‘dlbif’! and pays
th: to v if, has not paid much attention to
their wants of late and they, in their

Janitor. determined to starve him into

providing for them. Accordingly,
on Thursday tin-y enticed him into one
uf tiiunhantirsut the works and shut
him up. Word was m-nt down to the
9:)!le limi yesterday 8'10!sz Toner and
Chief Buvtrry drove to Nrw Canaiin to
rovesiigntr- the matter. Tb ‘y found a
horde of angry italisna running about
shouting, "Me wsnta my mob." The
Eben" quintet tim men an-i Willi
the and or the chief soon had them tiior
utighly frightened and Queen was nu
inn-mi. I’rubohly complaints against the
most daring if the [:an Will be lssiled.

South Norwnlk Coup!" Divorced.

Tilrr-t'tiivnft‘i,‘ can” erv- iimrd by
Jiiigr Ifibtrnmn in the Superior Court
yr-truiay, Lona )l Din, of Booth No:
walk, and Audub ti Din, also of South
Nnromk. iwru sr-psnslmi upon the
gr. “HI of cruelty. Tiny Wrn' llfillrli in
matrimony «in January I, 1579 Tin-
I'Ullfi‘ umi that the o-~t:tv uf Dir) is
v‘ulliid at rn vrv‘ than 81 500 and orders
hrIDIIL‘IEi1‘vrIW alimony fill or before
January 1, 1691. Tm- pinimifI's name
was chm-gt»! It) L-‘fi-‘t M. The-tic.

Iii-rs it) Brynn! N II'W.i:k,W:|1tIiVOI'C(‘d
fr.m Harry A. By. Thv-y woremar-
i’liii May ‘3, 1883 In 19.7 Buy (Iv-sorted
ht~ Vlli'r. nod (m tilts ground the decree
w..s gnmh'd. Thv- plnmt if was granted
in» CHFIWI” of her mlnnr f‘iilidn‘n Mid
6350 Motion}:

Sarah J. Morn-4, if Dummy, was d:-
t'ntvd istIV-lfti' from Juno-s Burns, of

‘ Newnrk, N. J , upon IIlt' ground of do
, srfl'ufl.

lust Nurwslk l'coplo Complaining,

E‘ts', N ”Wail; pm pb- nw emoplnmiut
i wily smut the proposal removal M
[iv unmim budg» over the (,‘urvmrmistm
Railroad track at Budget htréel, east of
the culvert Cruwsltlg. They any the
[Mirrmii cumpuuy [ivi'pltsr‘t to buy tiw
inmi iuljninirrg the htnfzr on “10‘ north
and ”I!" «in noisy will) tit" priming.»
“illf'il Min been «oyryul for m tinny
yours, simply DI‘CHU'H' a new trim iti’ltigt'
uvvr the four "ticks-l would not 0 Gun
{pir‘ffibit'flumflf mom-y. The ”suicide
chum that w brttittu or thin point rue-no,
"mun-r or lute-r. the extension of Budg»
,twtt iinrrboriy tow-rd first ave-iii,-
bird they claim that it Will play so Im
purtnrtt pmt in tho ziovrlopm ii! of first
Nnrnslk by upvniog fl new smI morn
timer rum] to Hsuuatock than the rnuws
limv tinwimi.

A furrow loony-w tram Duns.

Thu Norvvnlk corrupnridenf of tho
Bump-port Stands”! tells of a family of
Ihvm uwmberr, “VII!“ on Union ovumto.
who wow mods I" first won-k and find is
narrow um cpa from this“: by very wingti-
Isr ctreomstoncm, “if uugh on Rah"
had In no «ovioklrd near a hole in the
ce-lsr wall, whom rats find more In, sod
Hit in "way um» mtru- tvmto'r initial-hrs.
01w of ms.- mm onokmi for dinner on
Wodmsdsy, and that night all tinr fam-
ily wuc token ill, om- of the symptoms
being a gust thirst for wsto-r. On in-
vcsitgntimi it was found timt some of the
remaining mus-hes bird been [unwed by
the no», Hm com molstnrfiof tho vege-
tsblono dullht giving them tamporsry
relief, sod it Is bvlisvnf that toms of the
poison lord been tnrvoduosri into the coo
used for Wm» wsy.

«We do not ctsun tour for rslsiog
buckwbest cskn sad for other enllnsry
povposssiirusssissosplossmdss
your, but for "ii-Isis." s nuts Mil
not upon the tins "it takss to. ask.”-
lo fast stl of tbs-i.

 

CHRISTIIS vitamins.

The Best Ifidcu In lolth Norwnilr to
Porch-so Thorn.

George II. Rsymood loss it Isrgo stock
of furniture st his store on lisin street,
borough, sud boildsy shoppers would do
well to csll on him before making their
purchms. His stock is ss varied as it is
large, consisting of plush goods of many
new designr. The intent addition a is line
of bedroom suits sud fancy rockers,
iuungrl sod obsirs ss Well as book cues,
srdebosrds. etc. In fsct, everything in
the line of furniture can be found at
Raymond’s.

For foot wear it would be well to visit
the stores of Glover .9; Olsen. They
hove laid in s isruo line of goods for the
hulldlyl and are rouonsbly proud of
their stock. Ladies’ and gentleman’s
fine shoes, clippers, overnboes, ano
rubbers, are shown in great variety and
at prices that are sure to touch the
people. They invite an inspection of

 

. their stock.

Hunt JtZ-Iofl‘s market is one of the
best stocked places in the city when:
oysters for pickling, fruits, Vegetables.
game and everything oeedful for the
anPl’ man on Christmas day can be
found. Those who patronize this firm
csn be sure of getting the heat goods 10
be found in a market.

Nothing will please a young man bet
aer on Christmas than to receive a nobby
new silk or for hat, and the place to pro
cure it is at Knopp's bot store. Give
him a call and see what bargains he
hfiz‘l’a.

As usual A. S. Ferris comes to the
from With a fine line of jewelry, watches,
mamondv, clocks, silverware, etc, for
the holidays. H» always makes a credit:
nble display and this year he is well
supplied With a but assortment of goods
just sortable for the seasim. Ladies
while out shopping should not pass by
his store Without stopping.

AtR M. Collin's milltncvy store the
Windows presentavery pretty appear-
ance, dvcornted as they are with but if
painted goods and fancy articles. Those
Who are in doubt as to what to select for
Christmas can reCeive material help by
calling there.

Anything in the grocery line that will
be wound for Christmas uses can be
procured at Thaddeus Guyer’s Spring
wood store. The store ta weilstncbed
with first class goods.

Kerp {yo—urtradewiri agirtviwliidml read
The Evening Sentinel, thus helping your
city as well as yourself.

 

 

 

v. If. cg}; noon RECEPTION.

About Fifty \‘olnmns Received for the
Asloclntion Library.

Tho fourth annual book rrcopiion of
tho I. M. C. A. was held in tho Associa-
lll'rl halliast night, and although the
number present was not large, those
present were trotted to one of the finest
r-ntrrtnmmeois that has ever been girl-n
under the auspices of the association,
The playing of the orchestra was wry
good and removed rounds of applause
from the nudieocc. as di i also the other
soloists of the evening. Miss Maude
Francis and Miss Eva Woodhull rendered
some oxcellont singing, and the piano
LIIIr-i. by Mrs. Honford and Mr. Paddock
was finely rxvcuwd. Iii-.- Fannie Ston-
icy gave a reading in her usual good
style, and the violin solos by ii. Abel)-
brnib Were well reesived. About fifty
books were rrcvivui for the library.

 

Arguing I Norvnslit Cm.

in the- Superior Court, yrstwrdoy after-
noon, ")0 cs~e of the Nurwnik (hailgiit
Company against the HII’Othh of Nor
will: was argued on n demurrer. The
pinimltl’ brought suit in ItCuVr‘l’ $2,000
damages for injuries done to the plpr» of
thr- c impony when excavations Were
mad:- for a new". The defendant claims
thst as the work war-t done by skilled
vfigim‘t‘frl nod contractors not in any
wny connected with thobornogh govern
mo-nv, the borough is not H‘Bponeibio for
the damogn. Attorneys Uurlbtitt nod
Seymour for the vitamin uni Attorney
Winner for the (Iv-fondant.

 

A Ins-on In Window Dressing.

i-‘mm tho following paloumph m the
Ansonis Sentinel, vim tnkeii that Ches-
tvr has given ihstiivoly little borough
Its first lesson in window rinsing. ”C.
I' Tullra& Co. have arranged the-tr show
windows so that they attract much at.
tenimn. The north window is given up
m-mtiy in silk hsndkercbiwfs and muf—
fl -rv, and palms in largo pots add to Iiif‘
honiny. In tho moth window on»
poimi palms and smilnx, Whlir' neck-
vvo-sr. Intro bondkrrchiufv and gloves
form tho chief display. It is n styio of
window dressing entirely new in An-
mmirt.q

Arrested in Florida.

Yostcrdsy sftemoon Chief of Police
William Connor, of Pensacola. Hm,
writ a telegram lu (lb‘uf “dimer, of thio
city, asking him to ascertain frnm the
list Mskvvs’ Union whether Mom”
Casey and (Ivnfgt- Kveior were I" right.
They bun! been srrrsled there. Chief
Vullmer msdo inquiries and found that
the men were residents of this city.

I. n. o. is. lions.

All men sro invited to stunt! the soot
service tomorrow sfterooon si 4 o'clock,
which will be of nsunsl interim. Rev.
F.ERobbios,thonewpsstoroftho
Baptist (thumb, Rev. C. I}. Tovny's no.
sensor, will dsilvsv so sddrcss upon
“fluiwsrt Christlsotty,”

Fwd Ambler, Eddie Dnnlsls, flurry

 

lsrrttl mailman» will ploy in
“outlook tom ital-ovals;

 

THE HOLIDAY literati.

sonwsut scuoots cwsu wmr
APPROPRIATE EXERCISES.

 

Iotcrosting Futons of tho m.”
-A Christmas Box for tho Little Ono-
of the children's Home.

Christmas exercises st the Over Rim
school were held yesterday sftsrnooo.
A Isrgo number of friends of the resch-
ers and scholars were pmoot, sod the
following programme was very credit-
sny rendered:
Cuoi—"Chrunnu,".................By the school
Relation—”Christin“ Tree."

Dionne-“The Toscbsr's Rm."
Haste—"loo lsrch,".. lsnds sud Lulu Gregory
Edwina—"Mon Wat’s ls ” .......
. Chsrtlsareenwood
Recitation—Who King’s Dsnurter." .. ..

. .............................. Ions 'lghun
dialogue "The Reheat-Isl."
Ionic—"Bast song ‘ .......... .By the School
Recitation -"A Boy's Iduflfl... sr ls Cumming!
Dictation-“In the Cstuombm". .Agzle fluid)!!!
Vuslo—‘ It Pro no," ............ .Clsro Rider
Battalion-"Cicely Ind the Basra ,V. rs Wood
“usin— Bunttfnl “lilac"... . ..By the reboot
Recitation~’ Prompt Obedience," ..... Louie Glover
I) slogan—"Song Jsck bee.‘
‘ Troyo chc"—A chorus.

At the Center school the exercises
were unusually interesting. The follow
log programme was rendered by rooms
.5 and 6: '

Plum Solo

dinglng—‘ ‘Stsr of Bethlehem"

Recitation—“Jock Frost slid the Christmas Tree"
Dialogue—“For Christinos‘ Bskc"

singing

”Thu Rehearsal"

Bentwood Little Rennie"

 

 
 

, lurch-Girls

Singing

Reading—"The Vase"

Disl rune—"The Letter"
itecltstioti ‘TheSesflhrJi"
Piano Solo

' inns in Definitions

Sums Clsus sod tho Mouse
singing—"Sweet sud Low"
“rile TesPsrty"
Reading—J The Cbrlrtniss Spirit“
Sln‘lnz—“Adsstlc ”doles

Among the interesting features of the
programme were the dialogue “Rehrar-
sail," the fancy march by sixteen young
girls, and the Martha Washington ten
psrty, in which Mrs. Washington enter-
tained her friends, Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs.
Adams, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Clinton
at tea. The costumes were neat and in
accordance with the tune they repre-
sealed. Room No. I, under the tutor-
ship of Miss Flinn filled is Christmas box
for the little folks at the Childrens’
II one. The other rooms held very inter—
outing exercises and the school was very
prettily decorated throughout.

The order of exercises at the Concord
street school, as published Thursday in
Tris 52511331., was successfully. carried
out yesterday afternoon. Tne'scbolars
acquitted themselves admirably and
showed that great pains had been taken
by their teachers to make itasiiccees.
The music, under the direction of Miss
Emma B, Smith, was, considering the
limited time in which she had to in-
struct the children, a marked feature of
the occasion, and showed that Miss
Smith possesses rare qualities in that di-
rection. A very large number of the
parents and friends of the school were
present. .

The Christmas exercises at the North
Center school, yesterday, consisted of
monstrous, dialogues and singing of
Christmas carols, all of which Were nice-
ly givw by the pupils. The contents of
a Christmas basket. was distributed, each
child receivmg a useful gift. A Jock
Homer pic was a novel feature. Iloxes
of candy were given to each pupil, and
beautiful and useiui gifts were prevented
in each teacher. All went home With
glad and merry hurts.

Dorion News.

Chicken Iiiir'Vefl are becoming plenii
fol for the post two works. They seem
to opt-rote upon the outskirts of the
town.

Ivanhoe Cnstlc, K. of G. 8., will con-
fer the Pilgrim’s dcgreu on Tuesday
evening.

Welcome llivrsion, H, of T., elected
ufiicers on Ttitirodny evening.

Miss Alice i) wary, of Brooklyn, is vis-
iting friends on the avenue.

William Noah, of this place, is in Nor-
wnlk today.

George ('Irofut took no involuntary
bath in the mill pond Inst night. Ho not
down and want through the Ice.

Old Innkeepers.

The following list of lnnkeepers on

the coach road from New York to New

Hsvr-n is taken from an “ounce of the

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It. In. Poms.

President Olavkmf the (Mid-ted
road, 11min reply to s question fro.
the Comptroller, who is to fornivh Itch-
lstors with trmportstion who lbs
mllssgsls unsigned to blunted that
dream willbs tarnished with ticksu
st oommutstloo nus.

 

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The person who mam too-dun»
mt sols-us of Tit: Mm. for

in choosing the lust ‘W
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The Bridgeport W m ,, »
exact trsnscript of s bill 91 ll. 0‘
slsve sold in Fobiicld M “Q '
died and thirty-fooryesvssm It;
possession of A. W. fiction,” i”;
whofilssdesmdootof Ill. Id“,
Kellogg, of Novwslk, who bought
gm Phillis, as sppesvsiotln MI. ' , '
document luv-round vslssflssllil ,;
the put, and is in s my W‘”
of presuvuion. livid. blows“ 9-
To all lo to born ”I“
Bbsll Warming know yo M ‘
John Jarvis of Norwofk ll MM“,

Fflrfloldoud ' of l , 2
tbs ottoman ‘ ’

New York Iloooy flung to
my full comm do ”yaks
gain Sellsnd Convoy unfolds ' Keir,

lag; of Norwslk aforesaid, A
Negro Girl Child floured ohm
iwo years and or half dam in '
Lite to have sod to hold Ill. “WU
named phillisss his own rover m
During her Natural Lilo WWI
the said John Jsrvrs Walnut and [Mr
fend the Aforesaid Negro philliv, ,
her Natural Life from toy m '
Demands Whatever In Worm. V”
have her unto Set my hood and “this
15 dsy of October Anno Dora: 1m , «
John Jstvts M

Signed and Delivered
in presence of

her
Hannah X Benton
mm.

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A gum I'd-fly.

E. M. Shepard, of mm his
some young kittens Who” m at
appeared soon after their birth. Mfr
ed and cold, the poor little "rim to“
their way to setting In! 0 In fact
distant, and tried to getuodn bum
At first Buddy resented “lie, and m
at them viciously. But the kitten"
vered, and at fast she gnvetiiso Ma.
When her chicks were Melted, s few
days after this, the kittens stones i.
came very fond of them. The bot
seemed to be pleased at Shiv, Id it was
soon noticed that the straw fondly lad
bitupsn some common language. The ‘j
kittens rofnsetobe remedial!!! “It 3%}
chickens, and with thorn follow IU'
mother all day svoond the lawn ’8'.
They eat together, sleep Wit! “I!

act as though they belonged to one
familyzd

 

 

 

 

 

 

Litchflsld's Mystery.

The suicide: of Uriah II. “unfold,
alias “A. Monroe," at Lucile” H
May, has always been somewhat of 5
mystery. Roswell Brown, of lystic, ,
has now been appointed ransom 7"
of Mumforo's estate and is in M 7
field to clear up the can so fuss is poo
sible. Mr. Brown says that when '80
ford left Mystic he had $1,300, im
$500 in silver certificates and m in
railroad bonds. He visited Hartford and
drew cum from 3 book. Wm»
went afterwards and what beds! with '
the money 1:! not known. He arrived i.
Litchfir-id May 23. it is hcfisvtd list
he had some swim more on apposit, w
in what hank I8 not known. It. Brown
has underrakvn the ruin of "mg“
ford from Mystic to Litcbfiéld, lid iI
succennful there will be some interesting
revelations.

Impomnt flat Owe“ m i

The following special dropout I? the
New York Tribune will be red withpo—
cnlisr IDIPIEBI in this city:

A case of importsncs to hot mfseo
intern was decided in Boston Dist. 12, in
the United States Circuit Court, by
Judge Colt. The Hot Sweat m
Manufacturing Company of New Yuk,
who hold patents on all sweat W
used In hats, brought suit can“ J. I’.
Grimm's Sons, of Hanoi”, to recover
roysttiea duo on swm rennin-our! in
Ihril’ business since I888, The MM
ants are one of 166 bosom! who ion
used these patients. They aim II“
false representations wave mode in b l
in“ um ltceoserood rsfoosdlo m the
royalties. Tho decree in for III! M}
MD, who vvero “mm the In“ My
clutmml. The valuo of them but ‘
New York armour: wflMO”.

Cor-mud" tm
The following was m M ”y
1800. List torsional from a.“ OK A.
M. Womtor. Solicitor of PM, W

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