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’ NUMBER 918.
EnteredatthePoatOfllee atSouthNorwalk aa
Escort-Class latter.
. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. MON DAYfDEoEMBER 22. 1890-
DIRECTORY
liilili; iiiiijii lilll'fllli
‘ TOWN 01?" NOIIWALK.
AW: IL—Norwalk; B. N.—-sooth Nor»
wet; I. up“ Norwalk. . .1
chose readers who are not -
a?» awar'eno‘f'gelaet we would so
Im presented. whet erof
0"” herein" a, will he found
or
"II-bl. [- every hualnesa trons-
ufll 'IIIII well worthy of all patronage
a ' I. “a...
An. 00mm.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
B.
W R- I E and
m . ill Washington It, plane
P. WI. farti‘bhed at reasonable ratea.
m D. our. Main and Wallets N.
Wand free hand dusting. ’
" ' “ amongst”.
mum. (Alla. olllee ”Wall at.N. Real
estate broker and mm.
IOBIIBLL a vacuumed. as Washington 6!,
all klulaof property sold.
”Aum'mmn h' a:
.2" Iain N. “as me on
he? 913303» ‘dealerzt' in confectionery. ice
cream. tea. etc.
" FIELD nwc. 19N0.lnlnst.3. N. Sole
”firm for llorwu'e celebrated ice crwen-t‘rlt.N
m CHAN. Ia. Mom st.near . . Pure
WWIIIugllrlll’] and ice ueam. Emit gour‘l’irggii‘y,
Will-SO." -- Made" ism-d err. '
ville. grouggfin at Gus l’itzcr’s, 17 Int. Place,
nuns. m w ll r N
NATIONAL BANK. . a E . -
. “Jill. George .
“mm ‘fiwi'zi:m. “I: yer. into-president;
William A. (turtle cashier. .
cm NATIONAL'BANK. The. as new...
Munro, 5. N. Capital 51w. , surplus 814»
no. It. ll. Bevan. pmuieni; Jacob M. lay-
eashlu’.
FAIRY”, MILD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
44 Wan at. N. lumrpmared lites. Capital ya»,
W. mflamea w.ruyatt; vlerpmt..r.dwm
0. W; canton, Imus U. tingliBANK, Th 51
AIREIKLD ' NT! sAvr u e
l"Wall WU its WNW. surplus “JAM
W Harlin :5. Crow. vice
REP Jam ILBaney trees. V
narrow one or hummus, The. at or...
II, N. meorwrated ldhi. Capital WM”. hhen
wt II'ill. part; 1-1. J. [pumice pres“ ll. r.
Price. unmet. Dirnctms. ll. Hill. It. J. Hill.
W.O.Thomae. E. It. heartland. J. A. Osborn,
0. It. Wham. w. Fitch. it. 1:.
Bistwp. Bankers‘, lurch-ow. Manufacturers,
Personal and Family mounts WTNHC:‘IL1‘II. N
SAVING: MISTY he. '0 st, .
NOWBWAfi‘“ tempt”. surplns'ywpw. (reorgt
I. We; II. B. Uranium. rlcepresn.
II. . tress.
oAVINOS BANK, The. De»
paella over with". surplus $45M. Alden Sol-
matis. prose; o . Interest
paid depositors. Honey loaned on mortgage.
BEEF, tWholceale.)
SOUTH NORWALN BEEF co. 8. N. Hammond
beef. pork. sheepJnmb. veil, etc.
TERRY, Wfl. II. a LO. N. Armour‘s beef and
minions. Rotunda-seed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DINTBIBIJTOB.
BUX'I'ON. J. F. Poul otliee box 435. N. Circular:
folded in over um Nunday pupae.
BLACKNNII'I‘IIS.
CARR. GEO. T. loot Ilaymoud at. 5. N.
t .
shoeing ‘ :ngfill XE BUILDERS.
BELL. (SEA). 5. a 00. P. 0 box 5'“. N. N. builders
of bridges, docks. pile fouiuhtuone. etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN. II. it. 30.an at. 5. N. custom Work and
replrmg' as y.
lIAIIVIXJJ. K0110. lain at. 5. N. apeclaltios in
home. ahoea aval rubbers.
SCBAUB. rlOlIN a SON.“ Washington at, :5. N.
A good assortment atlow wines.
BOUT AND oflOI-l REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS». GEO. a ltsilruod Place. 3. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
WHEN AND BTATIONI'IBS.
. mull N. card engraving, wed-
MNNW. Milli” and tennis guodn.
PLAIBTIIIYS Dilliu STOKE. 43 Wa-hmgron st,
3. N. School supplies mu genera stationery,
BOX MAW tWood rand Paper};
NAP . atcr st, 3. N. manufacturer 0 but
Keane? E. P when-a. etc. General shop Jobbing.
BUILDING AIATrluIALs.
PMJOIIN II. It. WMIIIIIKIOII at, S.N. also
blue «one. sewer flgfiu. atravrketc. ' I
LIOAIID 'HAN. . 'stct .brtckoai
klra‘h, itrn‘efeemt. tar, an. etc, also blue
stone. Irv Drum and y.
BAYIOND BROS. Iowa-one. Phllddt‘lphm are
More II’uIIIe, brick. lam. time. cement, Wt.
DUTTEII, outsmart. BOON. 8e.
BOSTON BUTTER Mullah. ml door to the Poet
um, r5. N.—a sparsity made of all oLtlcrcni
vane-tum cheese. imported sud domuc. All
grades of butter. eggs, tam. canned gonna. cw
0:.qu “POeITOuII-la.
DANN. WI. It. It! Wall at. N. Canuigesmarnm,
horse. stable and carriage Imp.
CmBNTw AND BUILDEIIH.
CROW]. JAm ushopllnh at. B. N. mums
given. yoonuig promptly attenlcd to.
IOKl‘ON. WI. A. at Tayloravcnue, :5. N. Jobbing
promptly stormed
RANDALL I. D. ltarmaii‘a ruin. it. it. loam.
”china, ran by cheap power enables use to my“
low “ants. large work a specialty.
RAIIUNDJ. It. at Wm st. o.N. mufnctum
of mow. hueketa. analogs. owner chicks, cul
mu, unwell». Hunters. Baud. scroll Hunt“ m
turning. llat blocks. bottom “buxom-mucus.
Jobbing dime. lune-tn given. Telephone 51-0.
SHERWOOD. ll. II. III Grove st. 8. N. Jobbing
pntlnptly medal to.
Vi lqumJt-noyurmaat. our “Ila—(Man,
Walnuutdllem ave., N. rlteam wood working,
mm. wlnloe frames and turning. Lowest
cantata. flurry tanned. Telephone Idmht'l' 25:.
0mm AND owe-mus.
ilOOlIItLD a. “011‘. au-utte brag, u. as Wash-
st. B. N. was mum-meant.)
OMAOI IANOI'AO'I'IIBDDB.
TILLYJIKNIII. Nolan- st. ll.N. manor-cram of
curb“. lip-sew moon given to repairing.
\0 MI“ A “INN. footof Franklin u. mount“.
zone-of misuse. wagons. trucks. etc. hinting,
trim-leg and W "mainly. horse-shoeing.
“rum
llorrc—
'AMOID C. D. in No. Iain at. forum of m
”way, N. I. cater for warning-end ”in...
BRAD. vuwmucn. A! Wall st. N. «skiing. and
pales supplied at the shortest Mica.
antenna more
DATBJJ‘. a 00. . Isl- et. N. else newa
mu, m sad Min-elm
W PIPE IANUI’AC‘I’UW
Inflationary-u- at, N. all niece and
LIO aho niacin stew. mung. etc.
own I”: MNU'AO’I'IIlm
. II. If WI 5.11. mono
51'. martian» m meta '
DID“ WUIAOTIJMBD.
no" A W CIOAII (20.1%» lottolaln
I... l. mart-rant Iaecigavs.
OLD WILL mean 00.11:. Washington at. s, II.
M I“.
WAGNIIML an “Jamil. I. I. also yonbsv in
01"“. gnome-mi.
film I I. III alliaglon 5. N.
dated;- 3... ro local memu'lneh 53%”
mil. a 3015. at. Walt smile and tunn-
.D.N.Ilydraalleaadaauitary enpneaa
Wu. . loll“. N. Mlmw,
. grandma Deanna.
(m m lawsuit halhllng. mend it
mummm vet-lien.
00A]. All) WW”.
I AN. ,
Wmmmr
It 3. the ”we.
mrm.‘l'.'flfl
l {manta aae maniac-a coal.alsoail
“a “fitted.
a" Mus-mum:
“m Hummus-puppets.
... H.000. mam-harm
’4 I he I”. m
whim“ m 01!"
t [I m VIA-5h“, “ I.
tMfllflstfl-nmlnam
among meanings. en..-
5. 01535.
It
00883? WAMUW
MBA oonnseimwr. flaw! B. N. lanufae-
tnrera of the celebrated as O. Corsets.
0000]! mum.
PLAIDTIID‘S OOUGBRIIIDY.warrantsdtoeura.
mauufactund at 63 Washington It. 8.1
03003.!!!" AND OLABBWABI.
NASH. r. I! I BRO. cor. Iainand Weststs. I N.
spate and tin wire The N In! at West
UNIVIRS B o. u hear
lamps. «awai- ml. reminding-mic?
DENTISTS. “
DOUTWKLL. C. I'. I‘udcr’s block. 80. Main at. 8.
N. Odieohours,8a.m.tobp.n‘ié hi our
KEN CEO. 8.. 0.0.8. as , ,
£003... 6. N. Bounflanw 1:31; at.
NEWKIRK. J. 0. once at realm
um 00 lanai Church. N. gu administered.
Gold porcelain crowns ifl t. 8 V
WEEDJVJ... D.D.s.i'91lost as a ...
llourrBa. to. loop. in. Gas admin revel.
DOORS. BASE AND BLINDB.
SIXTEW. B. A: C0. 15 ‘1 1': Water rt. N. currlnge
wood work, w etc.
Dull! AND SEWER PIPE.
moon. I. I. ”Chestnut. 3.11. Crushedltooe.
sewer contractor. etc.
RAYMOND BIOS. Am.“ gland and centem
pipe. 3 to 5 inches in diameter
DBIIOB AND CHEMICALS.
IIABT SIDE PIIABMAUY. Van Zandt ave. Iii. N.
Sunday hours. it to lo an. 4 to 9 p. m. Prescrip-
tions carefully enmpmmltd. .
GREGORY. J. G. 38 Wall st. N. Established 1&0.
Wholesale and retsll. Popular prices.
RIGGBJOIIN A. ll lain st. N. Perfumes.—dfty
Ive dlflereut perfumes.
PLAISTHD'S 43 Washington st. 8. N. patent inedi-
clm. etc. I’hysiciaos' prescription» e specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
mum J. L. Jr SONS~'Thc Equitable " No.2
Gazette building. N. Dry goodn, oil clot , mot
tinge r .
Brimfi Fir-ammo Botel block. 8. N. dry-
gooda. notinnc.glovee. etc. Undcvweeraspecialty.
BENNE'I'I'J. F.l9 lain at. N. Business cstuh
lished over fortyrtwo years. .
DICKEIIMAN. A. & HON. ill Washington et, 8. N.
dry-goods. carpets, etc. (act: adv.)
NCOHBLD A liOY’I‘. 3 Gazette bldg, N. 68 Wash-
ington st. S. N. (See advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD. A Gazette bl’dg. N. Dry
goods, funcy germ. notions and hosiery.
ELEClBlCI aN
BAKER. E. V.. Electric pus lighting:
alumna; cull bells. kc.
EXPRES'Q LOMI’ANII'JO.
ADAMS EXPRESS 00. office railroad nation, 8.
Nam] 43 Wall at, N. kxpruie forwarders to oil
ports of the world. Passenger trnlnrer‘ucc. Low
rates. Lester Ilunt, agent.
EXPREaaw.
BUXTON A BRUNDAGB. odioest Benedict's. 43
Well at, N. Our motto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAGB'S EXPRESS. go. furniture and
pianos moved. Leave orders at 'inieted’s. :5. N.
sflERWOOD. W. “7., N. slate at post-ohlce and
Bale‘a. Careful and prompt nervicc.
SATBALTB, meniscus, ETC-
BYXBEE. F. S. at CD. 99 Main st, N. Mennfuctun
ere of Smileld‘e celcbrnted flavoring, extracts.
NURWALK EXTRACT COrN. manufacturers of
line extracts. F. 8 Ambler.
I-‘EIITILIZEBS.
IRAYMOND BROS. Bradley's sow-phosphutc,spcc-
lid manurcs. laud plaster,gronnd bone.vvood Mints.
SMITH, W. I). A C0. Water at, N. agents for Wil-
liams Clark a Co's standard fertilizers.
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BRO§.ordlnary shapes in stock, Epoc-
iulr to orderJlrc momr,-iaud.cinmncy due linings-
FISH. OYSTBBS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT o ZELL’FF. wll'ushington of... 3 N. flue
llsh. oysters. clams. fruits. game, vegetables. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue, 5. N. Also
atone dealer. -
flAYlOND BROS. contractor: for dag, concrete,
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND “U" WATER
luau-2m.
IEEKER. W. II. ch CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.
nolc agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"ISLAND GED" FLOUR, the best made.
fail to use it.
L'IIOMMEDIEU. DANIEL, cut end of “Wellington
st bridge. The choicest of furniiy iluur kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. straw. dour and feed in
. loud. car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dnrien.Crufuot Jr Rom. Grout. choic
ground feed. graham nod rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL, Woodward Place, 5. N. plants. cut
dowcrs and anemic-um plccu- nuulc to order.
OUIGLTE. I‘. L. 30 Ward st, p. L'ntou Cemetery. N.
Plants. cut flowers. etc. lurid work a specialty.
IcIIAY. JOIIN. E. N. near the depot. Bedding
ts—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.
no roses a specialty.
EIITII. JOIIN D. so. Into at. 3.23. the oldest and
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants, cut
flowers. etc. Flurnl work of all kinds u hy'cmlly
and item promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. THEODOKEM'ashingum almost cud)
Furniture. looking glance, picture framcn. t‘tc.
GRAN A WIIITI'LESBY. an Alain It, )3. any.
month old stand) rice MIWfllBelllflll.
RAYMOND GEO. ll. new store. to sud i-l Main at.
N. Your doors above old store.
:lTOW DAVID. a. as. so, and 38. slalom at, SN.
Pu turn. on , etc.
0A3 LIOIIT COMPANIES.
NORWALII OAS Llull'l‘ COMPANY. Office to
Water at, N. (lea for light, heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal ’I'ar three dul-
larn per barrel. package extra
6300.238». (Wholeanlad
IIOLIBH A KKLLKILQM ll Wall at N. whole»
air gums. dour. grain, hay, etc.
SELLECK BItOtl. is and ill Wall at, N. wholceale
grocers, dour. Iced. polo. hay. etc.
“Mill‘s.
BROWN A WILL‘OX, ’60 Wilmington rt. ti. N. sole
mut- forcelebratco l'armlngton creanwry butter.
Bllcllltlt, CONRAD. Mi Warhingum It, 8. N.
choice groceries and provisions.
FEW. CHAN. ll. successor to llutchine, mNo.
Iain at. ll. N. table delicacies for lamily trade.
FINNROAN bO'llKILLY. Ida Iain at. N. hour,
feed, hay. ctr-w. coal and wood.
IINNIIY I. BENEDICT ti Wall at, N. fancy and
mph: .eollcctloncry. trim. m.
HTCIl. D. W. West are. cur. Kerwin at. N. canned
. unless, ma. butter, etc.
owvmc. l.. mwom, N. later to the but
Mom-Ilium.
uUI’flltAIlON.T. II. Iii-cod. 8.2L line
earlea. choice meats. 015m. and, etc. W
IIANWKD. W. ll. last ave. aearIth. tuition, IN.
Asbestos paint, scion» supplies. cut.
LAWTON. I. 0.1. (:0. it 80. Main at. l}. N. my
eerie-a and table delicacies.
L'IIOIIIDIIU . DANIILMend of Washington
st. mm It. meatless. epicure, a rpeclalty.
MOO” A llAlllAl‘l. Nolan: rt. near West. SIN.
he mien. Our-tn fruit». lloer. fml. etc.
NIW YORK TIA (70.. (f Iain st. lit—M. Heller—
’I'an. colts! and sph- a opal-Ry.
NIL'IMON a am at and 37 Kala at. N. a
sparsely made or table urticaria.
WM“ 030, Wilton eve. and school at. It.
New store. new sad new price».
88111003. (I. I. II VI ll. 9. N. head
quarter! formlehratel‘lhw ‘canncd goods,
VALDIIN. CHAD. II. 0 Wall lit. N. Crramvry bot-
wr. time. eggs. table delleetiu. fruits. etc.
(“in All) AIIIINITIOI.
ANHI'NITION and .‘iptrrtimz (Mode of all
mils-trio -l Water n.5,
IAmIII I'IIII. (I’V'I'D 0')
ASCII. JWIPB J. 7 Home: st. ll. N. also forlorn
of hat bodice
BATES. IAR‘I’IN JR em. 79 to 91 ng of, l,
N. larportmor real shin. plnahea. rinmlnirr.
and retina of hatters' furs.
MATTER? TOOIA.
“113le w. A Woo rt. 8. it. true loom.
light soft carting. amnion water bans.
IlA‘n AND can. tletall.)
lNAI’P Till llA'l'l‘ It Washi e. N.
a specialty wads of fled! and W
HAT MIUIAO'I‘OIBID.
mm A INA". mum tine. Wee
our. Isis A Olson and Water l'l‘ollcesta. 8. N.
New rm ole- tsl or». street.
unseen. A Wot». lethale st. I1. Wine
stll anal-we derby bets.
uraonoawamm. on n. nit. also an
1- than arr Ll
male-u ~ m -
burglar
Don't
“morn-«m—
.3. y
0. new
, ml..-
HARDWARE AND OUTLIBT.
PROWI'IT.J.T.llllslnet. N.llghthardwareand
unlage
IIITIIJV. 8.1.00.15and l'l WatastJLbulld—
cra'andeootrsctora‘suppllea.
UIN’I‘AItD W. (Llnslcnallblock 1N. paints.
Qolla,glasa, In use adv.) , '
BARNES! MAKERS.
DWYIIB. P. II. 22 Wallet. N. enema madehnruese
and repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS ll. [1. Rawhide Sir-ctr Farm. 8. N. line
m anltod to all purposes All animals told by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
French coaching stallion "Galilard."
110118]: SIIOBBR.
H WA JOHN No. Iain S. N. is! at.
cteqntlon gllven to shoeing drlvln? & trottl‘u'zchorsea,
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. In lain at. N. J.C. Collin.
European plan. restaurant attached
GERIANIA IIUI'KL. 80 Railroad plans. Get)!!!
Schsnb. proprietor. D‘ ‘3 II R
NORWALII IIO'I’ . . . . . depot.
I. lcl’haraon. at%ywlrat<lnar modstloas
OLD WELL HOTEL. at Washington ubBJI [teed
Ilarlland. W European plan. rooms.
HOUSE WBNISHINO GOODS.
STKVENB. J. II. ”Washington rt. 8. N. crockery,
glassware, tin and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BURCIIARD. ll. “Behlcn I'olnt Form," 8. N. also
mill: producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
common a LOCKWOOI). 9 Ilaln st. N. Inter-
nuceeud real estate in all its branches.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB I! Wuhlngtnn at next to P.O
ll N. are, plate glass. accident and life. (see adv )
LOCKWOOD, WI. cor. Main and Wall ate. N. Ila!
estate. investments, loan- ncgotieted. etc.
HORRELLA L’BOMIEDIEU. % Warhingwn It.
8 N. strictly limitless companiu» retnusentcd.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, ‘5 ll 4': Washington st.
SN. [teal Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GKN'I. LIFE INS. (30., S. s. L'-
Ilommcdicn, agent, Washington at, 8!. see ad.
NETIIOPOIJTAN LIFE INS CO n) Washington
st. 5 N. F. J. Grubb. aseistent snot
NORWALK FIRE INS. (20.. N. In successful
business since 1860 No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The. No. K: Warning-
tnn lit. 8. N. J no. Frpncb. asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAL'FL'IID II. ll. Ila-ionic bl . N. 55:13sz
Middle-sex Banking Ind Equita 'M'l'ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. I]. a C0. l5 and 17 Water II. N.
rpriugfl. sales, carriage hardware, etc
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRITT. E. M. 5'2 and 56 Water at, N. iron work
of all kind».
TIIE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st, 3. N. Wm. B. lloyt. proprietor.
IRON l-‘OL'NDIIIES.
GILES & CLANCY at The Norwnlk Iron Works
00.. and also at Bridgcpurt. Conn.
J E‘YELEBC.
FERRIS. A. S. 39 So. Mun st.S.N. op. City Hotel.
S.N due watch repairing a specialty.
IIOY'I'. II. B. it) No. Main at. S. N. strictly dramas»
goods at low prim.
JACKHON. LeGRAND. 58Wallct. N. watches.dia
moods. etc. Fine snitch repairing n specialty.
NOOD. II. S. diamonda,wetches. j , lilver and
plated were. repairing aspeciaity. 83 sin pt, 3N.
LAWYERS.
AI'S'I'IN. ALFRED E room 3 Masonic b’d'g. Wall
rt. borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST. ltl'ssl-Zl. 8 No. .‘vliiin st. notary, legal
busincsr- of all him :9 cart-fully attr-nderl to.
[III RLBL’T’I‘. J. BELDEN, rooms 5 ill'lll 6 Gazette
building, Willi at, borough.
LIGHT. JOHN II it): \l’uahinzmn at S. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for New York state.
LOCKWOOD. EDWARD ll. mom 4 (lwtic bldx.
borough. Attorney. notary and pennionr.
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room 3, PalraeId (:0. Nat.
Bunk building. N. Counsellor at low.
WALNII. JOHN J. roomi Murmur building, Wall
r-i, borough.
LIVER? STA “LEE.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board
lug stables. Odin: Xi) a litter at, N.
GREGORY. GEOS. it Knight st. N. Pine rum
ours a specialty. Telephone (RH.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
I.Ot"KWOOD lllANlII-‘AC'I‘ITIIINO (‘0. Da «,8.
N. lilanufncturcm of boildeni‘ hardware, mm.
ofllcv 36 Pearl st; New York oillce 0‘.) Bernie at.
Chicago office I!) [Aka at.
NORWAIJI LOCK ('OIII'ANY. S. N. New Yort
our. uflt'humlms at. Locks and buiidrra' hard
ware; (Indium-rs; Ionndcte' Workers of Irilrili
hon»: trimmings in bronze. burns and iron.
LUMBER DEALZBD.
HILL. E J. 0 Water n. N. All kinds of lumber do
livercd to any point by rail. learn or vowel.
MACHINE DROPS-
NtiltWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water at.
near II. It. bridge, :5. N. General machinery. iron
and bruise mung». forgl , Babbitt metal, rt:
pairs for manufacturice an steamboau.
SCOFIELD. WI. A. Knight at. N. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
IABKBT GARDENII‘I.
JENNINGS A WATKRBUIIY. 8. N. berries and all
garden produce in won for the when-stale trade
MARKETS.
A IODEI. MARKET. it) Wall st. N.Wm.Wardweli.
prop, beef. veal. lnmb. motion and poultry.
AVISON. A on Main at. N. meats. fruits. regret.
blot. 8h. oysters. clams. and acallope, burta.
exp, Ilnl. tanned . etc.
BENNETT a llUs'l'ltD. meats, duh , lob
atere. clams. fruits, or No. lain at. II a.
lllrmlild. DANA C. it: Main at. N. choice meats.
poultry. duh, vegetable-n, cor.
hill'l‘Tu‘rl CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water at, at
late, vegetables. Imiu. whiny. ll lowost pricer
L‘Altlt. WILIJA! ll. Benedict Farm market, c.3-
l'irtc meats. fresh “getaway—lowest cash prim
HARRINGTON, J. A. menu, mil-3‘41““) stern
vegetablee. from, hnlwl, etc. t.ll yuan. .N
OEIH‘I‘. GEO. Haul. owner. I: N. choice mesh.
vegetables. fruit. etc. Diwest rub prices.
HAYES FIND 13 No Iain st ti, N. prime meat.
of all kinda. lime marred lard a speculty,
JUIhloN. A. O. Central lath-t. cor. Help and Ilavi
hind st. rl N. Choke meats. paltry,
UMBURNIII. Will. i” Washington It. bridge, It.
N. denier in all kinds fruh meats.
LOUKWOOD. 1.. Washington at bridge. 9. N. In.
meats. ash, Oylltffl.€ll~. v . etc.
MNYKWOODI. WKWOOD, 7 Iain st.N. ht-
roent- poeitry. sun. Gym claims a rpaelairy.
LYON!» A. 5.. Old Well Haunt! No. late in.
It. N. primomleand pooltryatimvest prices
MALIO. ALBIN, lain It. near Wm. it. N chore.
meal-It. M. eynten. Win. dellrnmmtr
I’IUIDKINO. II. ll. last "mop. school hm,l.fi
heal, , mm. rte.
SCIIAU JACOB I West Wublngtoa rt. 9. N.
strictly lass om. poultry a sperialty.
sli'l'll'u wummmm stAttKl'I‘. ea w-n
too st. ll. N. lite menu and poultry for fatally trade
HPILIANRJ. W. to men-rd rt. N. wagon rear
daily all mw the town.
WADE. W. ll. mast. haven. 3.11. nan
toali partsohown withtmfmhald turret.
WIXONJ.‘ i7 Wallet. N Choice min. pool
try. fruits. vegetables. better. up. etc.
MARBLE AND OBANITI.
M188. I'. W. Water st. N murmurs: of am:
granite-ad marble wovh. alto dealer in building
stone and cemetery work.
il'l’fl'fixll. I. W. 50 Hall: at. N. labia and my»
rte m Marita-es. posts. rte.
lAsOND AND BUILDKIO.
BEYXOCR, DERBY, I! Went ave. 5.11. All kinds
of atone m contraetv taken.
IIIKLDON WILLIAI. l0 Wiltonnmu. It. In:
m. Also during. mum.
cairn. WILLIAI ll. 8 West 14.3. it 4m
promptl . lo
LAWIDII. WILLIAI. 0 Hill at. I. All km!- of
stone tea-I and grading promptly alert-rial to.
Granite II from my own query.
HEM! OMIT'I’BIB.
CWT 330D. lean-Ir he! . II. and it
no. Iain at. D. It. (item’s fan summed!
IIDOIIAHT TAIIAOII.
WWII”. I. in Wall It. I. A perfect “glar—
(0000 "I. I7 North lab I, u. use tailoring
a . .
500m. tin-insures». Al. mud
mam.
sw%.m33mmu. moi.-
IIILLIIHIIY All! 'ANOY 0000..
CAVANAOII. lies I. B. may at. It. I. million
and dress making.
PAWUI'I'T'D hesilqnamm for Hillary. 3'“
at. N. tree vudaunent)
"TOD AONIll. line. (9 Iain It“! A n It!
"on bum: um Dyeing m hatch.
JAMES. Hill! I I. 5' Bo. Intent. 3. N. W
styles. looming a specialty.
ST. JOIIN. Ills-ea sail-in enN Ilium. M
and flair (M
unsro TIAODEM.
BRADLEY Ills. G. W. tdanghtsrof the lateWm.
It. Naeh) in Halo at. N. Instrumental music only
mm. Ililfl IINNII'. I’. m llsin at. N. Piano
and emu luatructlon.
GIIIBON. ALEX. ll. 37 Inn at. N. Piano. m
and harmony.
BUNTINM‘ON. Ina. m lain st. N. Vocal lac
atructlon and voice development.
NABII. I188 JKNNIB K. 8'2 North avenue, 1!.
Piano and organ Instruction.
eAWYlit. Ills. it J, teacher of monumental and
vocal manic. Residences: Mull. ll. mower.
West at. UN. .
ngwsgm’o‘m. 51' blank
00!) II. 74 . .
WILL. atrium ‘ etc.
strontium: n 'w, Waehi at W]! it
. . ri . .
Newtrapm. atatioacry. tip 33“” were.
NEW YORK HBSBBNGEBI.
more a. D. Orders left at tramw- store,
74 Washington at. ll. N.
LOCKWOOD. 0. It. edicts Delllyn’n. B. 3.; Greg-
ory'a 8.; New York we Greene II.
NEW 8 SECOND-BAND I'IJBNITUIII.
PODMORB, WM. under Solution Anny Barracks,
8. N. 8mm. mum. crockery. carpetr. etc.
OYSTER Pumas AND DEALZIID.
BELL. IIIIIAM I’. O. 80: III. S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and claim.
O‘NEILL, ll. J foot of Raymond at. S. N. wholev
sale dealer in line oyster-a.
IIOY'I'. W, II. a 8010.)?! Water at. B. N. foot of
Raymond) planters, exporterv and w oiesalr
dmlcra In liallve oysters.
REED A IIOUBHAN. till Watt-nit. ll. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oyrterr.
VAN NAME. J. L. a 00,, P. O. Do: me 8. N.
Oyetm and dams. wholuelc and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALII PATTERN WORKS Chan. II. Ais-
tharpe. prop. Riverside ave s, N moves. Steam
sud um Air Furnace rmrl a specialty. pole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PBOWITT. J. T. 5.5 Main st. N. Jewctt‘e leads,
Ilatixry and Wadeworth'e mixed pniuln.
RAYMOND Slim-l. Jewell‘e. Allofillc Mid Secley's
Load. Calcutta clip and Avcnli Chemical Paint.
uMI’m, W. ll. AGO. L51 l7 Water at. N. agents
for 1.0an & Martinez politic,
PAPER IIANGINGB.
PROWITT,J.T to More a, N. window sheila.
Hollands. fixtum, etc.
TAYLOR A C0. ‘21 Main rt. N. also hardware,
points. oils. glue. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIIAN (3. A. ll Hum at. N. IMMW
proton. Children's pilot!» a specialty.
only and that the beer.
KEADMAN. F. l5 Gazt'uc build! . N. Cabinet
photographs $3 I») per doz; one I am. 31.50.
PIANO TIINEI“ AND HEPAIRHBH.
duller in pianos, organs. chm! music, etc.
PLANINO MILD).
RANDALL. MINER D F. N. All kind» of wood
work at. retail or for the trade.
PLUMIIISO.
MEEKER A (‘11, W B. Mom llall block. 3. N
Plumbing. steam and go.- fitting.
SIAM]. I-‘. II. (t BRO. cnr Main and Want at». 8. N.
Plumbing and gas tilting. ranger and heaters.
It.“ LItOADS.
Hyatt. prest; Edwi O. I oyt. rapt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB I Wuhingmn at, next in BO.
SN property for dale, homer w root. (not adv.)
WILSON. O. E. (3mm: mag, N. luvrstmentn amt
mom-yin icon Aim ire-mourn written in heat
of cumpunir‘i- at the lowest ratio.
rent and building lots for sole.
BEB‘I’AL‘IIANTS.
HEB IIIVB, 5 Water at. N. warm main at til
hours. (hum-r 15¢.
tIENItY'H. irl in Main «.8. N. The lmt‘lfm dinner
ll}. (be [if]. Board by the day or wr—rk,
RIDER. W. B. A SUN (or “ct-t am" and '01er
seaming. (Private)
BAIBD'S. MINI-l INSTITUTE. 6 Orrhzml II. N.
Young Indies boarding and «lay or bowl.
for girls and young Indira
ormornc coflmv mi iii
ratory store New urk article empu ml in
magical department. Hprriul mlvenmgn or the:
the study of art. teenager and tlm‘llllofl
Full term Demon thmhr-r at
sent upon application
NORWALII IILITARY INSTITUTIN. frank i6.
Roberta, principal Circular on mutual.
WILSUX. MR. H. II. Sv'hnnl flirllriys. Sputnik,
t‘i Prrpammr in roilexeiuui urn-mil» «hand
l'nr l‘lrt’illlfll‘. :u tire-en ru- rtbmr.
DEWINO “ACIDS“.
rlHAlLKR. C. I, in Nolam at, SN. “Wheeler and
Wim" and "liner-chem." needles. nil. auntie
Dents. Repairing e specialty.
HBWEI CONTRACTOBD.
ItAYIlONll Bltml. ream built. wam pip“! lnld,
excavating. lining, grinding. land-capo gardening.
HBO! MANUFACTURE“.
IDUNHBUIW. IATIIEWMIN A (It), 29.36. Low.
hoe-
Anna
Fl" Ill! Ally (hill-gr,
25. and 2“.“ Witt/er rt. t~l . . Kathryn-hut into
lsnufactorcrv of lulica' mines‘ nod Cblldl’f'h'n
ilne footww for the lt‘lAll trade.
eflllT-ITAl-Vl'n AND UNDIIBWIAB.
HUTCHINBON. COLE I. (.‘0. Norwallt. New anlt
anal Bridgeport. (Iona.
DPOIT'RIIIZS'O 000m.
AIKEN. JOIIN ll. 3 Illa at. I. Madam” for
me. this: tackle. amenities. etc.
ITAIII IIJILDIIS.
BAKER. mldi's. Water st. mi in Wheeler's tom
dry. ii. N Main and W ralla mom.
HIE DIJNCAN‘: N RAILINO WORN». Water
maxim . .pvuprtetov,
"u! ENGINE!) AND roars.
NURWALK IRON W083i! (:0 Tho. Wear sit,
near II. It. bridge. 9. N.
nonunion "out? AulflTtl.
HURTIH. ll. W Mic Midi N. «whip
ll pvt-vino sweat, notary pit it. etc.
urn-ominous ll Worthington at. mic MRO
rut. Mariam-Wis. nosey mun-um not;
$10!! oar/tuna.
mm.-IOIIN ll. feet of Insolence-v.51. also
me. little. reorient. hair. plum.
IORTONJOBN ll ”Taylor amen. I, N. M-
luyn of cm” walk
MIIOND Illlll lune, wows. “mom! an.
bulktinu nurse. granite and will: trimaran.
”(WM IANOI'.» AND IBATIM
Kl’l‘fllltll “mum. in Datum-l It. a. It Oaa
svevseaalwatwltsatm 7.0. poser.
POW”. J In! 1.51m
. M!
MYIONDJIIO. it our» the w. I. list
drum 3 Berkley n Telephone 774.
VMQIIDAI' scum
cumin, om nu. rasr «in m vast qr
Mislu‘o “mummies. lineal.
worm.
arr-rs. atom: In sum it.
soft. sawed nud'upflt. fer may :3.
worn." mam
IO" on. bum-s ramme-
nlm annexe?
Hull
Wflkm'
NOIlTII. (l 3 78 Washington st. 5. )3. one quality .
III-ENDED. C. F. mr Wall and Knight «tr». N. Alm-L
NORWALK 803243 IIA LWAY C0. Jamar W.‘
MORRELIJ L'IIOMMEDIEL'. 0!; Washington an}
S. N veiling, renting and collecting. g
\i'oouw/lizo. it. A No. Mamet, s. N. homes oi
llEAD. Mn. Ilillslur. N Dey and rimming whom ,
Folly eqm purl inb- 1
Circulars will bu.
with. u. will!) a (‘0. (art. and wtlnmom 7!, 73.‘
GILLRL'I. "LVN“, m w as at i
brim. lull. atom, more. .ytiwwfnc. ctr.
Talia!”
IOM‘ONJOIIN Inhaler m... I. I
and heavy rotation mum to 1th
VIDEOTAIIII.
JINN’INOHJ. D opp. Drew 1 l depot. m
dance 7 Kiwi at. N
V.
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PRICE TWO GENTS, in 5
CHRISTMAS A'l— ST. PAUL’S.
'I'IIB OLD CHURCH 'I'O BB BRIL-
LIANTLY ILLUIINATBD.
...—.... .....-—
‘I‘he Ilnaleal Programmes Arranged for
the DayoOhrlstrnas Exercises In Other
Church».
St. Paul's church will be brilliantly
illuminated on Wednesday evening,
Olin-mien eve. Rev. William H Lewis
formerly of Trinity parish, Brooklyn.
will preach, and the following muriesl
programme will be rendered:
CHRISTMAH EVE.
Ghoul flcrvlcc, 7: )0 we.
Voluntary... .....................Batlnts
Em 73~"°hout the and Tidings," . .Go I
lnrvt's Pray"
Tenth selenium of l‘ralrnt.
Boram latConltcrl...........,..............Rm
ME in will! lea. ............... . ....... ,Reru
Ap nilca'Cvecd.
llymu L'l—"Aogrln, from the Walrus of Glory."
Oflatovywalto mlo-‘ Chrlritnaiv " .Bheliny
Ilymn lit- 'Whilc -hepherdl wswhrd their
I’loclta by Night." .................. Iloldeu
None binnitms.......... ..........Gregorisn
'I'lw tuliomug programme will be ten
den-d on Chriatmeu day. Service at
10:30 am. With llulv Communion:
CHRISTMAS DAY.
Organ \‘olunmry .. ., .. ,Prom Primers Ifau
")mn fill-"stout the Glad ’I’tdh 5;: " ......... Goes
Yen t4 . ...................... . .......... Buck
. lwrin Pair! .......... . .. . . ..Bucs
Te Drum underline. .......... Dyers
Jubiiele Den in F .......................... Shilling
Hymn lT—Buk. the Harold Angels Slug." . . .Caien
Iiyr‘ie liaison ............................... Duct
Girrfl. Tim ........... ..............Buck
Ilymn ' o--"tlark, What lean Those Boy.
Voices." .. .. . .Bchnccker
f, llerio y~ 'Adeate Pideles" ............... No clio
I‘DLLIUI ........................... Greatorex
llymn Ail-"Breed of "covert on Thee we. . ..
Peed," .. ... ......,..Werncr
Gloria in furnish .... .Old Chant
On Christmas day. at Trinity church,
“tulip-pd", thc high CPIPDrallrm Will be-
held at midnight, when Gououd's Mr-eso
Soheonvlle will be rendi red by the boy
cnair. accmnpunivd by orcheetm and or
gun. The (-Dllfl'. servrce lit tn be repeated
on Sunday morning. thr- 280) that.
ntv. .i. A. month attics...
l
Illa Letter Read at the L'loae of Yester-
day Morning's Sets-Ice.
Thu (l-ingrt'galllm of the South Nor-
walk Congregational church was some--
what eurpriwd yew-may m’il’lllDR upon
lbrurmg n-ml fl li-twr i-f drcimnttun from
the parlor. R~v. J. A. Biddle. At the
it'lmn- of but hl'rmnl) Mr Blildlr‘ :tnnounc
Led ibrt Rut'. A. I". Buord liadncom
mumcntmri to read frnru thu- pastor.
Mr llrdrllv Wilhrlnvvv to the pastor's
:auidy‘ end Mr. Heard had a letter from
{R4, Mr. lirddlw rmignmg tho [nu-tunic
i”, tin-church, his [F'lgf'iilllnll I/l trilli-
ril'rct July I. Will.
-——.‘rIrt-rsr:bnum win in plush cans very
vii» rip hi I. rt‘li 't God's.
". M. C. A. Solon.
.llzhnutzli lllr' WI‘EH'H'I was not of the
,h. ~7,Sm day hilt-tin in, 1'11" fl “and rfilt'd
numhr-r with ml in l‘hlt'n tn the addrws
n RHV. I". H :‘rIIbIIIN, thi- now panic! of
s‘”"““ “NM-“1'3”“ liliv Bt’lpllvl church. Mr. Ribhin-i gnvo
lrllillI Pl:uv.rt N. Hydraulic and (‘ivrlcngincrrm ; I Mining “duh“ upon me ”“1“"! "A
,Htaie mt Uhllrllflftlly," which was great
ll} ririjnym by all [-H'M’lll.
le lint lnwin of tho Worker-i Train-
.ib.’ ("DH will bu h. id ”Ila e-vuiini; at 7
iu'r: ‘l'k. TIIP uni-jnr': fur llio Il'e‘SUII Will
llw "I’r'l~~:l.’tl You!" limit the [look of
'Av-ia." Any 4 hit-min your.“ man wish-
,mg m j my tits vi .m‘ l- invited ll) be pvt-av
Hi i. t“‘¢llll.fi.
l, len- wt“ to m Weston of the lirrniau
'r m4 (lit. 0 v. hing, um II x more Will I».
iii. ll until illit’l’ ih-- lmiulnu.
The Newalaoys' Christin».
Wulruduy hflrlowvu the entire rill-
,ll 5!) («l the Evizxmn autumn, diupuswi
iii. In] Its Int-...? (51in HI rir'Wnliuy-t, Will In!
gum-u tu sin-m on o Urn-4mm) preterm,
f atmrdiv g to run copimn lf'lnhllrhl'd by
‘11": Summer. two yraru ago. Tilt:
mmrtxu. .. 7.40," M" II bright. inn-r
on my, mt at little frllnws. who. through
iMHi'lllIit' tmd intuit". hove faithfully
Ir!" if Elli-ll t'uebmwls um] lhvi “..nrtul
EIIHM’M' lllrmigti »ut the yrur. Tin-y (It'-
lnrv» an ratra nicirrl or a (“luv for
I turn-mu.
«i-Ilnhrtw et hunt for tone «lay» only
it. elm» wt 25 Main tel.
Dewlmry Asrnultwml Darkly.
At the mint)“ martini; of the Danbory
.\ .zflt'ullllull roomy Humor-y .ttin follow.
Hm rtrrrrtme wow o-lrctwt: I’. D. Clon-
by, “any (flour. [3. (I. L) on, John W.
”tram,“ H. Rd “lit. 8. A. “Ifnum, H
E. We”, R. T. "Inland. A. B. Knopf,
‘l'bv ucuph for the you 1890 were ‘2‘,’
WM; ejpvmillllflfl, 23,095 20, which
Inrmmn $5.40"; W fer pormwent mi
plu'e With-
A l'rIlts-w In a north".
g A ompmy ul mm having a majority
«it the mm of ilw humming. latchflrld
and Sunbur- venom nod J. A Bulb
’ win rmfimmtI-sy [willhmtrd the Duper»
luv (I wt in Iimlgvpmt Ibnt the road be
‘ pier-rd in tin- hermit-of n lt‘fit‘l't’f. Judge
Roberto"! gram") a hearing on the peti-
tion, which wul he held at 8'30 o'clock,
Towards, murninr. m Ilmfgrpurt.
Annulment“ to ”nub-77's (my charter.
Dummy- city will“! to to be unread
1d. Tm- rmtym‘s salary Ill lohnmcremd
lfron W In 91.”; the cletk'c from
i V00 to QM”); the lrmrm‘a from W
. to m: the or. drpmnent chiet'e from
in” tow. and his first entrant's from
'flfltom. The salaryof the reaped
aartstant II to node at 0100.
mirhvatuleutbturaitunu
ma to this match-r for table
ass-rm ”eliminate.
CHRISTIAN PRESENTS.
The Best Places in Death Norwalk to
Purchase Them.
What in more appropriate to give a
friend.who is of "porting turn of mind.
than Itgun. revolver. or some fishing
tackle. The store at No. 4 Water street
has it full supply of all kinds of sporting
goods and ammunition. besides havinir a
first clue restaurant in the rent, where
Jamee Gordon is in charge and furolohrs
meela at all hours.
Moore & Harmon’s is just the place to
purchase oranges, grapes. etc" for the
holidays. Their stock of canned goods
is very large. Everything in the grocery
line can be found there and goods can
purchased at low prices.
8. E. Baker, at 22 North Main street,
has it fine line of furniture which Is de-
sirable for holiday pro-cents. A large
rupply of second hand furniture can also
be found there.
The reputation of C. DrKlyo & Son’s
confectionery is such that people will not
hesitate as to where to purchase their
holiday supply. At both their stores
they are amply supplied 90 as to give
their patrons every advantage.
We cannot recommend everyone to
give Frank Boyletoo, of Rowoyton. a
call, but thorn in need of a baby carriage
can get one at manufaturera’ prices at
his factory. He has is large maitment
and is disposing of them at a very low
price.
It is unnecessary to call the attention
of our readers to the widely known
house of W. 8. Hall a Company. of
Bridgeport. Holiday gifts can be ac-
cure-d there Wllh little difficulty. Dry
goods of every description. carpets, etc.,
me as diversified in their assortment as
in any New 'ork house.
——Wlitle we lay in bed the other night
dreaming of our immense circulation.
thednor bell rang, and we run to the
window and looked out, while a fiend
below yellrd out, “Do you use Brussels
soup? lt'ii economical "
mi: noun or in?
A Cnse of Abjcet Poverty Unearthed In
the WInnlp-nlr District.
Perhaps the moat abject case of pover-
ty and destitotmo in the town errata in
the district of Winnipauk. where James
Riley, a lumen, and his Wife and four
Chlldl’l'n reside. For some time com-
plaints have been made of the we tched
condition of their home. and on Friday
(ir'neral Agent Thrall. of the Connecti
cut Hurnune society. was In Winntpauk
rupturing into the c ioditiou of the fumi-
ly. only to find that the roports were
tnw. Rllr‘y and his Wife. it is end, are
'quully to blunt». Witt-n brought before
Justice Maples on Silill’drly, lhull’ family
ill children, which consists of Miles,
ugtd eight years; Thomas. aged six; and
Annie. aged three, were cent to the
County Home for children. A twelve-
tnnuthrt—uld baby wns loft with the
mother, as rllr' rmlll rllt.‘ could support it.
I. calagt‘filMONhOllRt‘NI lhosuclotyJuOk
the children to the home last Saturday,
Tllltt cusp is only one out of many wh re
turn has been the ruinuuon of homo and
family.
-—l'~rful holiday ptesrnta zit Ray-
mond's furniture alum. Lediee’ cabi»
nets, omits, clnflumen and fancy plush
rival chairs and nicks-rs at bottom prices.
Itowaylon News.
John Hoyt spent yesterday with a dear
lrmul in Brooklyn.
Ry. E. 0. Tree preached two Christ-
mas dist-ounce yesterday. At the morn“
ing service lllt.‘ nuptial rflrring for
>uprrnuuated picachvru we» taken.
Th9 Illiwaytmi Social club gave on
uyatvf supper to their members and
friv-mla Saturday evening. Aplraaaot
femur»- nf the gathering was the preaenv
intmn of on vii-gout silver ice pitcher to
the club from Charles T. Lowndr-e. On
it won the iriscriptiun “To tho Rownvtun
rlmial club from C. T. L.”
Eugene (Irishman
tho grocery bu-unmv.
Itnv. William II. Walker, Jr.. of
Bridgeport,om‘upnd the pulpit of the
Ilaptut church y-ntenlny
has embarked in
wl’mf. I]. W, Riki-r, of New Huron,
uprnan dancing academy In the Attic-
r:i-um Ilall, Ihlu evening. A cordial in-
vitation in o intended to all.
Winters that were Cold.
In reply to ncurwspmnlrnt "IO Hurt-
fnrsl Timon my» lung Island Sound hon
lit-m practically frez ~n otter twtcii wrth
in the lat twenty yvnvswihat in, so full
of "tundra of icons to Interrupt naviga-
tton. It has hem nultdly Irt m'n over
two or tlivw timer, once in the hard
winter oi 1780. when Washington’s
fiircvntlrew their artillery norms from
Cunnocticut to the Lima Hand shore.
Wt» think it Was again an IIUZs'n in the
bald WIDN‘I’ of 183330. and in the
winter of ill-35’? Navrgnti-m but
twice bwn interrupted by the ice within
I few years pant.
A Maw-lantern!“ Ileavy Lows.
Wu have yn-i wet-Wed from a. matte
factor" today. to rlom out for him. a
large line of 'QIUCI‘K’C‘QU, wagons, ruch-
mg harm: in fact evurytmng in that
line. he lure given or authority to clues
them out without regard to prior. They
wont be sold Inside of two dsyv. If you
ere looking for anything in this line. the
Booth Nor-elk Berton Stine. 8' Wash
Iagton street, la the place for you to no.
-—A mil-”iotfiwmwim just
received for the boluays which we will
salt at very low prion lett- a Farting-
s
A $75,000 FIRE IN DAN BURY
SUPPOSED T0 BB "[3 WORK 0?
INCENDIAIIIBS.
Anarchist Deal Arrested on Suspicion—A
Call for n Meeting of Oltlms to III.
Steps to Capture the fireball.
Danbuvy bad a ”5.000 fire Satordny
night, supposed to be the work of inocu-
dierres. The first fire broke out at 10:80
in Osborn Brothers’ lumber yard, de-
stroying: this and also several loaded
Irriuht cars on the Housewnic railway
adjoining, and partly destroyed the
Housetomc’s freight house. Osborne
Brothers’ loss is 080.000 and toe railway
company’s about $10,000. While the
firemen were at work on the tint fire
an alarm rang not calling them to the
large box factory of Greene 65 Beebe,
about500feet distant. Before the fire
men reached the spot, however, the
flames had gained great headwnv and
the factory was deetroyed, together with
a two-story double house with three
barns adjoining. owned by George Barr
cum. and the foundry and half of the
machine shop owned by C. H. Reed, all
of which involved a loss of $35,000.
There was great excitement over the
two fires. Shortly after the first one,
Fritz Baal. a well educated anarchist.
but who is considered slightly demented.
was arrested on ruspiciOn. In his house
was found a quantity of chemicals.
The News published an extra yester
day morning, giving an account of the
fire and calling for a meeting of citizen»
to provide for the capture of the the
huge, and to nib-r a large reward.
origami. i'rt—it’tonrrns.
The Goings and Comings of People we
Like to Read About.
C. J. McLuan. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
formerly of Nurwalk, spout Sunday with
his parents, Dr. and Mrs. McLean, of
North avenue.
Henry Thomas, of New York city. was
the guest of William G. Thomas, of Bart
avenue, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Smith, of
this city, will spend the hoiidays with
friends in Eiiubethport, Staten Island.
George Dsulr-r. of New York, was the
guest of Charles Yost yesterday.
Eocene Puncher, of Bridgeport. called
on Norwalh friends last Saturday.
Mrs. C. F. Osborn. of But avenue. has
been spending a few days in New York
city.
Mort Hosted. of the schoolebip “St.
Mary's," is home With hit pitch“ for a
few duye.
bliss AnnieSrmford. of Frauhliuetrwct,
haw been apendrog a few days with Miss
Lulu Winner: in Portchester, N Y.
Miss Myrtle Button. of Pialllll‘fld,
Conn, wril spend the holiday creation in
Nnrwaik, a guy-st of “139 Sildld Hull, of
“(alien avenue. bliss Button is a graduv
ate of the New Britain Normal school
and has it Wide circle of friends in No!"
walk and vicinity. ‘ '
MIPS Bertha Brown. of South Main
street, vvill spend the holiday week in
New Britain.
Mrs. W. A Disbrow, of Bridgeport.
was the guest of aelectman O W. Ray-
mond, of East Nurwalk, on Saturday.
Princupai W. C. Futile is spending a
few days With friends in Aneouia.
Miss May Raymond has returns-d home
from the llnchcttetowu Collegiate Ioeti
into to spend her holiday vemtion.
—I'idion Baskets, ell kinda and colors;
fancy splint baakets; large hampi-ru 8150.
Wm. H. Meeker a (10., 50 Sllllh Mam
street.
Elegantly Deemuted Window».
Alamo crowd of spectators were al-
meted by the beauty of Comatock Bros.
windows Saturday night. The north
WIIldUW represents the Interior of an Ice
palace with a Alelgh drawn by reindeers.
The opposite Window l9 filled with an
cll‘gflflt display of neckwear. A huge
bell made of handkerchief» is suspended
from the ceiling and there in ohm an
rlectnc clock. from the door of which
appears the figure of a girl In the not of
hanging up a mocking. We doubt if
then.- are two more: finely dreamed win-
down in the city of New York. Frank
Vail spends considerable time in this
style of work and (irotgn Washbom is
the artist who does the pointing.
A Large I’ulluv lulled.
A large: panther weighing 250 pounds
min killed by a party of hunters, in what
is known as the hundred acre woods,
lying a chart virulence north of Bedlord
Village. just over the Connecticut line
in Wesicneater county. one day Ian
week. The animal bed beenwmmntlng
doprrdattona on the far-era clock
throughout that section of the country,
and this led to an organized hunting
party, which finally aoccceded in killing
the animal after quite a mere battle. III
which one dog wae tuna and another
badly crippled,
'II was a (lots-Info".
A well known rportlng man entered a
banlr the other day and presented a $20
bill to the cutter to change. He took
the bill. glanced at it, eyed the roan
ahsrply, and then deliberately wrote
"counterfeit" across thshaeh of it and
handed“ hackle the chagrin“! sport.
Asltlauulrhst the sport was one of
the ticket sellers at the recent dog light
it wasoalyacaae of where the ”blur
got hit."
”M...“ M. ...... ....
«Robust-morons been
pound
fortieholtdays. lanthanum”.
mm
TOLD IN A LIN! (DRIED-y 7,
1mm worthy of Iewtlel new my
mum' .
The Naouatuck Railroad company”
harvested 050 tons of 121mb“.
The New Britain Tramwuy new
will apply to the [axial-tore for ,
rice to extend its lines thirty to“
through the streets of that city. ,5 .
Stiles Judson, jr.. bu forwsrdfll W "
rnignatlon as captain of Company B.
N. (l, of Stanford, to take enact
nary 1. .
The knitting firm of A. W. Lewis fl
Son. of Aosnulu, made an assignment to-
day. Liabilities “ONO; assets In”. _
The votere ot flan-field have Mn
petition to the next Legislature. .
to he set apart from Tulle-Emmy; find
to be attached to Windham county ‘
claiming that all their bottom Interests
are in Windham county. .
George A. Northrop, 3 Bridgeport ll"
cryman, took a dose of aconlte. m-
ing it for cough medicine. "The chances,
are in favor of his recovery. .
About a year ago James Bartlett. of
Meriden, was amp-ended from WNW‘
Haven county her for making fols'esulev
meats concerning the length of- time 11.;
J. Reiiley had studied low In his omen.
heavily, and Saturday he became violent _
and was locked up by the selectmen. His
family is destitute. ,
Ten h0g9, property of e Rockville man,
died recently soon after eating entrails .
of western poultry. E. H. Bydeof the '
state board of agriculture is investigating
Friday night fire destroyed the burn,
bottling works of Thomas Lotion on the
outskirts of Rnckville. Three horses.
several wagons. a large quantity of hay
and farming implements were destroyed.
The large twomasted schooner John
Stockhem sunk Friday earths there of!
Faulkner's Island. Captain Canyon and
the cmv of three men escaped in a boat
to Faulkner's Island.
The Rev. Mr. Breaker. of Fulton, I.
Y., has accepted a call to the pastorate
of the First Baptist church. of Salli!!-
ingtou, and mil assume its duties on.
January 1.
~Baok Agent—“Mm, I have here
a valuable work upon domestic econ-
omy." Lady-WI have a better ‘work’
upon the same subject than you can pour
sibly show me." Book Agent—“Whit
ir it, Madam ?" Lady—“A washboar
and cake of Brussels soap.” _
NATURAL orsrnnnzns.
Something In Relation to the Great Bed
oll' Bridgeport and Btratford.
The natural oyster beds of Connecti-
cut are "gold mines" to the workers who
go upon them, and have never been more
valuable than today. Every citizen of
the state has a right to take oyeters from
[ham using a sailing vessel of come sort
and the ordinary oyster tackle. The _
great natural bed of! Bridgeport——
known as the Brrniford bed,has been
worked since last August by e large
number of result. as many as 290 or 300
having been counted on the bed in I
eingle day. These vessela embrace every
kindof sailing craft from n mall on
boat to a big schooner, but no steamer ll
nllomd on the beds. so that no one has
an undue advantage in securing the
stock taken from it. Thermomet- he-
lrmgmg to the large planten. waitnlisr
the bed, while the small sail rel-6k
bring them the seed oysters from the
bed which are transferred to the alum»
er»; when the boats return for more.
These need oysters are planted on tho
private: grounds of the cultivaton,aad
in about three years, if kept from the
”Mars" and taken care of. they become
nice marketable stuck.
On the great Sirntfrml and Bridgeport
natural bad. since last August. there he
Mn taken about eight hundred theol-
orrd bushels of stock by the selling vea-
aels which have been at work on It. Ah
so average of 30 cunts per bushel, this
mold amount to 0250.000. but It Is but I
worth three or four years hence.
~82wer connections at bottom prices.
William thldon. contractor.
Alan: the Ills.
"What do you suppose started the In.
prcmlrm that fish wsa efficacious as hair
food 2" ”The fact that the fish In My
eelvee educated.” “Eh 1'" “Well, they}
go in schools. you know.” ' , '
put down the studenla’ riot. .
lludd~Tney threw a football
the boys and they immediately began to
maul each other to death. . , '
A really phenomenal creature is the
man who yells until he broom. horse.
The front atalra of a clubbed. are
gmmliy to be found at the wisdom. . ,
Naturally entmgh a llllll Mi
onabedofsoft downwhenhephhfl
up. ,
"That‘s what I call a nipple‘ ill? a.
theyoong man when hlsfrlend at I“
piano alerted toning “l castaway.” » . ‘
under the lemony hill. New.
amid it be?" "It Interfere with
consumption.”
"army-.2 'l'ookpartlaBJ
peas?” Witness not. I” “I“
amend up. once! the shell ,
fell. You can't catch me warw
llfe playing foothill.” l“ ,
..aow-.mw
~a ...... Junta-u pipe em,
a
at Inekwood's cigsr dove.
4W.
Since being disbarred Barrett budrsnk‘ .-
tha cause of death.
fraction of what the some stock will be ‘*
Banwoflnw did the police rump 'f '
They say Dr. Koch’s lymph is CM.
Norwalk Chronicler