Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 24, 1890 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 24.1890.

 

 

 

DIRECTORY

Inlilt Blilllll Illll‘ilil

'10" OF NOBWALK.
52W2K Null? BUN-MIDI“!-
. Iowan—fisme ’

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find I the fact It. would as
y mignhzoll nptuonbesl. wk or of

I» my.” raIIaBIo mflll ho bald

 

business trans-
and wall worthy of all patron!!-

 

m 00mm“
NORWALI mos WORKS CO. The, Wm at,
' asarB. II. bridge.

 

In." ' truism-twain!
WED. III rm
WWW

. Ill! til). oils. deadml.
- 1'. Wildly ' m
AUCTION”

‘WMoflnmwm KN. Baal
' ”mum.

Iowan.“ a unouuotno. as Washington at,
stimulator marki-

lgfl. andMWsahi’ngton
37“

ml”.
SCUI'IEIJ), C. 19150. ”5113.21. Bole

agentforuxoggiésoelsbnted Wall .8
BEN hBANLI-insunwm Pure
woonlsctlfi‘meryandioecram. Preshg’oodcdailli
Wluluti 1r lade' Broad Bonny. rant
ville. mVB&IIuMHWH,17KK l‘lacc

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall st,‘ .
an up 4,11”. Wm
apttal slum», s yllh yer,
uWilliam A. Cum; mm“ ”W

BANK mos ashlaagtonst,

a" “my? Capitulation»; surplus at:
on. B. 11. Bowen. priaiocoi; Jacob I. Lay
tome-am.

FAutPlltLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, To.
at Wall at, N. um Capital as»
aw. Prue, James .Byatt; vice-pram Man.
O. Baler; cashier, Ian-1a C. Group.

Painful.» COUNTY sat/1.3353 $3311. 33::

Dean-tits . a

“w Martin 5. Crammer

' “mu 1' NWWALLTM m w...
0 0
NATIONAL BANK w Capitalwwu. Eben

' J.IIillv|ce ILI‘.
fission. It. Willa.

M. . landlacturers‘,
Per-Inna! and Family aouiuuta are solicited.

BOBWAIJI sAVlNGti MISTY, l'lie. Wallat, N
Whole! W, surplus '“awuw

M; ILB. Cranium. “Ce-[midi ,
“$311". tress.
SOUTH NORWAIJI nAVlNus BANK. The, De

[swimmer lupin-W. Atoms...
mans. plush; ohn II. Noam nus. 1mm
paiddcpuiltors. lone) Won unlim-

all“. “Vital-aisle.)
SOUTH NOBWALII rim CO. 8. N. Ilsmmom
Dublin“, snap. lamb veal, etc.
'l'ltltltl. WM. N. a 1.0., N. Amour’aoeetan.
provratona. Borne dressed lamb and mutton.
BILL PUNTEB AND DINTBIBUTUB.

BUX'I‘UN. J. P. [mortise box 415.'\ . . Circuian
folded in over It»! SEMI] papers.
IILACIaNaII’IflS.
CARR. GEO. '1‘. foot ltaymom at. S N Bone
starting- specialty.

BAIIDGE BUILDERS.
menu. s. not: honor 53.1.3 N. builder.
of bridge, docks, pile deflation-lions, etc.
”OUT AND linol- BMW.
BROWN,B. 3. mm“... N. custom Work-nu

...-nu.- “so-min
IIAltVII, 0.11 Nulainst.$.N. moan.
boom-tines“ allorunhera.

BCBAULJOBN awN. ab Washington st. .5 N.
A good WI allow prices.
8003 AND out"; REPAIRING.
motto. alumna-trials. ll. N. All
wort salty and yumpuy door:
”DOW AND N‘TATIONEBB.
EU J. Alt’I‘llUB. N. card L'Dgflflllg,wm
“KN W.“ ball and tennis goods.
M'I‘BD'N Dltllu ti'l‘oltlt. in Washington at,
S. N. new lllpvlla anal genural stationery.
BOX Mule. “Wood and Paper.)

.mmr

:Oltll‘l' WWII!!!”
BOTH dfimflhe’uuym 8.x. lanai»
001101] mm
PLAIBTBD’SOOIIGB l“.

manufactured at 6 W
mom! AID ousswm
EASE”! saw. our. Island's-tun].

[In will.
“on”;

muflonmxo.
“pancakes.”
DmlBTS.
BOUTWBLI..O c..!' Womanlalnsho.
m. °'“°“'°"" ““‘f'lf'ill “t...
DA GEO. 8. .
LL. N Bonnaun. toll pas.

most.
madmlniaursd.
wrumw. i...o...ns 79m

MEN.
Bonnflann. todp.m. down-two.»

DOORS. 5A8]! AND Burma.
mw.fl.&C0.15&17Waterst.N.earrlap
“WM”.

Dull All) m m
PIXEL! I. flcwatgstt. Women
srww D 31108.me placed and content
BAYION
plpe,8iom inchssln diameter
Dupes AND cannons.
EAST BID! PBABMACI’. Van Zatldt are, P. N.
s.'tndayhours stowam. “09p. ra. Presaip-
earrinllycompo untied
GREGORY. J. G. ”Wallet. N. Established 183
esaleand . Popularprieca.
lthGs JOHN A. it Iain st, N. Palm—din
Ive event pummel. N
PLAISTBD’S 43 Washington at, B. patent medl-
cine-.etc. Pl: h'yaiclans prescriptions-specialty.
DST-GOODS.
LhBONS—“Tbe Bquitab. ” No. 2
GammlamldlngJV. Dry.goods oilcloths. mat.

mend

BANKB. B. K. MW Hotel block, 5 N. dry
goods, notions.agloves. etc. Underwearaapcciaiiy.

BENNETT. J I". III Iain st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years.

ulCKBBIAN, A. (JON, ill Washington «,8. N.
MM carpets, etc. (see adv l

3013le A BOYT, a Gazette bids. N. or Wash-
lngton at, S. N. Iiiee advertisement. )

dTBRET. EDWARD, 6 Gazette bldg, N. Dry

Jaw goods. notions and hoslay.
KIIECI'BICI al

BA E. V.. Electric as ii bting;

alggg call bells la,c.& g g
EXPRESN OOMPANIED.

ADAMS BXPBKDS CO. allies railroad station. 3.
N. sndtsll'allst N. Exprusf forwarders to all
partaof thewor . Paasengertrsinservloo. Low
rates. later llnnt. agent.

' BXI’BEIMMEN.

BUTTON a BBUNDAGB. once» Benedict‘s,”

all st. N. Our motto, “prompt attention."

CAVANAGB'S EXPRESS. baggage furniture and

DIIDII moved. dine-ream mated-,8. N.

311thwa W., N. slate at mom and
Hale‘s. Careful and prompt sunrise.

BATIAeTo, sash-N005. ITO.

BYXBEBJ". S. JCOJBIaInst N. Manufactnr‘
ers of Scodcld's celebratcd flavoring catracia.

NORWALK EXTRACT C0. N. manufacturers of
Inecxtracts. RN Ambler

FEBTILIZI'ZBS. 9

BAYMOND BROS. Bradley's anper-pbospbate,spec—
ial manor—a, land plaster. hone wood ashes
am W. 11. a (:0. Water at, N. agents for Wit—
IiamsClaftho. 'fostandarti fertilizers.

I’lltk‘. BRICK AND CLAY.

RAYMOND BROS «ulnary In stock, spot
his to order,llre mortar ,mi, y duo linings

1'18“, OTBTIZIIB. cums, ETC.
ilUNT A ZBIJJI’F, bull's-imam at. s N. not-
dab, oysters, clams). fruits. game. vegetables. etc.

FLAG AND CUNCIIETB WALKS.

.IOBTON, JOHN B BITaylor avenue, 8. N. Also
“new

KAYIOND BROS contractors for ling, 60m,
asphalt. brick. cement and gravel walks.

FLORIDA ”It” AND IIOT WATEB

HEATERS.

IBBKBB, W. ii. A. CO. Music Ball block, s. N.

solo agents.

FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
"INLAND Gilli" noun. the best made. Don't
fall to use it
i.‘ BOIIBDIEL‘ DANIEL. east end of Washington

at bridge. The clinical. of faunly dour kept.
it.“ NONI) BROS. hay. straw, flour and iced In
l.oati car or cargo lotL
itBD lull... Darwin Orufmit A: lows. Grain. choic

M.

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burglar

 

max. P. Warn nus. N. manulactnrer ‘1'. ha.
can. pacliliat humour. " * shop, n
BUILDING ”TH-MILLI-
ImduuNmft. WMsgauN also
bias «one, sewn “rim, guilt“. of
LIONABD. But. an brick an
mums. momma” plaster, Eu, etc..alao him
atone. are brick
RAYIUND BIND Inwauov, Philadelphia and
Wit innit-,iinckuato. lilac. cement, adamant
BUTTII, Cfllmli. BOOB, ac.
BOSTON BU 'l'illt IIUUBL, next door to the Po...
m&5.—aspoualty mad-sol nudism-en.
of.” Inputs» and malls-tic Al.
of “m w. manned“, «c
(3qu “P0311081”.
DANN. WI. 5. all Wall at. N. Contact-maniacs,
horas. able and W [Wm
CLIP-trait” AND BOILDBIIB.
wwnlsmc amps-oat, an.» N estimates
aims» Ma wanton: stile-dial w
IOBl-JN, WIA or l‘aylonvwws. ii. N Jobf‘nx
pump“, situated to
IANDALLI. D. Installs mil, 2. N Imp
mymoympwmca'aalauwpn
low Igor-s. I‘III won a specialty.
“IIONMJ II. II Wow at. D N. maximum
of map, cram mm. Mm unless,“
Iain-s, inset Nam flaw. scroll Inwlll‘ also
tanning. III-lb oaks. norm taiartis.

WWW». “5. B “’13 Urine at,»
lithology D. minor- common. «Olloscos
s. a
Wall ' “MM-Hull. N. titanium Worklh‘,
Map, «tram (m and turning. Down:
estimates loaned. Telepaoasllnhrribl
”WIT. AND OMMIAB.
norm.» 5 Bottoms- biog. It a w...
loom-unit .lvlovulvaumt.
O‘HUAUI fluU'ACIUIIM
TIIJJ. li‘Nltl. No. Iain-tmN malarial-war
Walton“!

(Ive-mum“

tblilull'l' a “INN. mini I'll-automaton“.

alarm arm up» w, aura-.144: .i'olntia.’

miss out repairing aspselaity wanton-via;

(MIMI;

O'A GIN-Mlflllfifmudm

say. It slur-lav ioflllpald muss.
“All. rationales. to Wall at, at. vvodlags and

partial saw at use mt omit!

UAW” 000M;
1. a Illa- abs as»
tram: ‘9

Ilium PIPE “DABUIAOTIJM
wsmrmsr. Wars! st, N all-l- .d
*0».kame
clout nos MBO'AOTIIM
OB! was It film-tall It N. “also
“I ‘ Masks maul- trill-bush
CID“ wusavrouiaa.
WBWMDCIOAB CO Tbsdfllo lain
Inna-alumna! barely-iv
snowmm ”Wm! ll

“MEI... “In-‘1. 1’. ohm»

IIIV I. ”Infill“. I
I. an W 5.
sun. I I. Washington at, Wm

W. Lost)! on Wmmndlm
munlumuraaamy when!!!
Wit. It Ina. it. Dummy

“gum

Land.” it
Wat-1:“ “mm...
m1. All) WOOD.
. '01s. 9.8.1.»! ,
Wm I It. ”In.“ all
luv-Ia
‘Etmm “not": ......
mm thaw-sh us and
“gwflmm Manny’s-as

’ 1' Still). 1“ ”was;
.Mmam

I i

W m vrg. Wm...
losra‘oriusfimnnfiaaméo

id stairs-
flWd this”
“At or."

..- , _ and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BRIG, PAUL. Woodward Places “Illinois cot
dowel-sand mm pieces to order
OUIGUBJ'. Law-mar. (may yr,
meat catfloivers, ”IDS“ am a specialty.

WY. JOIlN, KN .ntarihedepot. Bottling
HI“ donors and floral work of all kinds
roses a specialty
all'l‘llm JOIlN ll. 50. lain “.25.!“ .thcoldsaiand

wrlflorist in this vicinity. Plantsi-cut
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinda a spec lty
and done promptly

fUBNITUBl DEALER-s.

COLKBAN. TBSODOBkWasuington abutment)
Furniture, looking glans-oi plain: frames. etc.

UNA] t “Ill'l'I'LKBR‘i', m Iain st,N. (Bay
mom'soldstand) Bee-drumming:
BAYIOND Otto. II. mum.uaml«islalnst,
N. Poardorasslalvooldsm.

STOW DAVIDJmflflnodm so. lain-mitt.
Indiana-muses.“

0A3 uuuv COIPANIBS.
:40me CAD uour L‘OIIPANY. «m 10
WI!!! u. N. U“ fut light,“ and power
Coke-la mu pct bushel. Coal Tar threo dol
in w . who “in
“BIKINI“. lWholoaola.)
utihllti A atrium, iiand ii Wall at N. whole
aalr grocers, dim. grain. hay. etc.
lilldxt'il Blunt. Island in Wall st, N. whole-sis
your“. loot. feed. pals. hay. etc
OWEN“.
nitOWN a Wiliuuk. .0 Washington at. ii N. sols
amuioses OW urea-my batter.
BRA BBB. CONRAD. III Washington It. ll N
Chow! puowia alid lamina“

i'lltlllti, Clio» ll sou-um to llatchlns,wNo.
lat-at. ..I't tabladsllnsluiwfamliytndo.
YINNBGAI'IAO'KIIIJJ. lat Iain at. N door.
f hay. draw. coal and wind.
PINNBY I. BBNIDIL’I' il Wail at, N i and
mph Mm”. fruit, as...”
Pi'f‘cll, D. W. Wot amour Burma It It canard
solace. balls! are

“v m

IlutuowNJ‘B maywood‘hauflm
assumes-loo M ”0

imam. w. I have minim".
Wash-almanac

MWNN. V. as do use Mussel 1w
mloshdtaktsdsiieaclsa
I. BOIIIDIN. DANIILsu-tndor Washington
till. ”Monastic-i aspaclalty.
ItOIiltkib tlAlthl llo ltala -I,ssat\~ett. 14.1!
hunt-antes. fmfraliqlmrdasdmlo.
it" fliltlt TBA CO or Iain at. IL! ult. llsllsr-
1".me spirals-perm
atonmmanm. mm r Isis st.1l. a
W! waisoitsbls 'issdslisat
lII‘DAII. (ISO Wilma ave also School I
New stars. sew Mano Ilsa prises "
BHMOUKO. It I 0‘ st B. N. M
Wm nr‘rslebvstsl Dari 'sssasdgoods
VALDIN. CHAS II. bWallst. N. Cilantro boo
”momma-blemish. halt-.13".
“Ilia ADD IIIDNITIDN.
131,138. Alllflli‘f'iolt and Min (lamb of all
him-l No s View so. it.
minnow Hilts. Ifl'rl'd OP)
nail}. ‘12:?” 1.7 loan-sch. 11.me

lam Ismail am ”lost
it“ nit-Ii skins. slashes.

ofiisilsrs‘fars
mmwm
woman A Watwmh 1| hoafoasdtr.
imlmmmmmm
_ IAFJID 0mm”
asmrs '51“. NW .
awry-sis Instill .3”
DA“! monornosu.

mmaooslgiasw wuaa'itifiaas. s

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nuns-ans mono-av.
www.mmalalaatilmgatlisrdwawm

cm. W. B. 800. lbariill'f WatermNJtslld-
ava'andeoatracnrs'

3 w. .it . .
dormant). gum-pmmsnm

“More
mans-ulna.
DWYBBP.B.IRWallst.N.eusIo-nmalshuasw
sndrepalrlaxosatlydoas.

lions- Dumas.
PARSONS 111.an Palms. N. fia-

imnsualiai'to allparpoan animalssold
this establishment are wamo Bums of ta
Preach i. “

[[0883 counts,“ laIal.
lcQUBAB. JOBN No. lain It. 3 . spec
ortvengi drivingt trotting horses

amps.
ABBICAN HOTEL,“ Iainst.N. JC. Collins
hropeanplao. restastarant attached

GERMAN“ ommmmmm

NORWALI “0%.”; D ‘1'. RR. 0001

mm BOTIL. N Washington at, 8.3 Bald
olhvilsnd, proprietor Inmpeao plan. Ito rooms
HOUSE FURNISHJNG GOODS.
STEVENSJ. II. ”Wampum st 8. N. crockery,

glassware, tin and wooden ware. '

ICE DEALER‘.
BUBCBARD. B. “Belden Point Pam,"8.N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS. .
COOLIDGBA LOCBWOOD. 0 Iain at. N. 1am
anceand real estate in all Its branches
LAYTON, JACOB II. Washlnguin at next to P.0
S N. lire. plate glass. accident and II a. (see Id! )
LOCKWOOD, WI. cor. IsinandWatlsts. N Bea.
estate, investments loans etc.
BOBBBLLA L‘BOIIIIEDIED. to Washington at
S N. strictly firstclasa companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN to I I7 Washington at.
SN. Bea! Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE constraints.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE INS. 00.5.8.1:
Bommedien agent, Washington not; N scold
METROPOLITAN LIFE 1N3 C0 20 Washingiot
st. 8 N. 1". J. Grubb, assistant snot
NORWALK FIRE [NS (30.. N. In sneemsfo
businesu since two No outstanding loss claim»
PEOPLE’S LIFE [128.00 The. No 4.5 Washing
tonsgs. N. Jno. French asst. superintendent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
(RAUPUBD R. B. Masonic bldig. N. ”(Bonds
liddlaex Banking and Bqnlub e M‘t‘xe Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.

SNITB W. [1.8 CO 15 and I7 Water It. N.

springs. axles. carriaagvhard ware.ctc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
"£13,333?“ wMoJWam at.N iron wort

T118 DUNCAN [RON RAILING WORKS. Water
at, S. N. Wm. H. Boyt. proprietor
[RON FOUNDBIEB.
GILES a CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
(30., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWELEBS.
PBRBISA.S..39$0 “no.8 ‘l..opClt.yBotan
s. N doe watch repairing a specialty
1101'.T 8.11. 18N0.Mainst,S.N eulctlydrstclas
at low prices.
JACKSONJIEGBAND asWallst. N. ivatchss.dls
moods, etc. Pine watch pg a ty.
BOOD 11.8. diamoadnmatctws, Jewelry, silver am
piatcd ware, repairing Ispefillly. till Hamill. SN
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED 8 room it Masonic b‘d‘g, Wat
st, borough. Notary and tool Estate.
FROST RUNN‘E 8 No Main st. notary, leg-
bosiiielva of all kill a carefully attended to.
IIURLBUTT J BELDBN rooms!) and 5 Gaaetp
building Wall-it borough.
LlGllT JOHN l] “R Washi n at S. N. noun
commissioner“ for t ow l’staceork
LOCKWOOD KDWABD I. round G‘azotlc bloat
Attorney, notary and pupil one.
BEYIOUIL JOHN 8. room 3. Falrfleld Co. Nat
Bank building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building. Wal.
st. borough.
LII'EBY STABLEB.
DANN. “GRACE K Excelsior livery and boom
tug stablco. Od'icc No 5 River at. N.
GREGORY, (15.0.8. [-1 Knight at. N. Pine tum
cuts a specialty. Telephone 3&3.
LOCK MASUI’ACTL'RERS.
LOI'KWOOD MANUFACTURING (10. Do st. 8
N. Manufacturers of builder! bmlwam. tot
onlcc lid Paul at; New York 001cc 9‘) Battle M.
Chicago office 19 Lakc st.
NORWALII LOCK COMPANY. 8. N. New Yon
emu: IQChambors-tt. Locki- and buildcn!‘ hard
ware; designers; fonudcrr workers of artiatl.
houcmmminninbrom.braasaadiron. .
1.11111!" DEALERS.
BILL. B J. 9Warerat. N. All Indooflamberdt
lli'erotl to any point by rail, tsarnor vessel.
KACIIINE SHOPS.
NOBWALB IRON SWOBKB CO The Water at
Mark It hit ”General machinery "'01
and brass

”‘3' Babbitt medal, to:
pairs for wufactories

NCOFIILD, W.” A. KnightlsuN. Net:. :0an
made and minim-at WW la"
“BRET GARDEN!”
JENNINGS A WATEBBUIIY. 8. N. berries and all
garden produce In season for the wholesale tradr
MABKIZTN.
A IODEI. IAIIIIET. all Wall at. N,Wra.Wardweil
pop. beef. real lamb mutton and poultry.
AVISON. A 150 lain lit, N. meats. fruits.
hiss. fish oysters. clams, and corallops, butter
any, lard. cannedxoodaJ
BENNETT A HUDTBD. meats. dab o
m. clams. "nits. ti No. Rain at
Bissau. DANA C. iil Illaln at. N choice meats
poultry Ish, vegetables sic.
BRITTUB CENTRAL BANK". dWatsr at, N
Boats. vegetables fruits poultry. at lowest price.
CARR. WILLIAM II Benedict Farm market [N
Pine meats froth u-getablowlowatmahprim
I’AItItINGTON J A meats. 1 Job Tia»
"apt-tabla, rolmbuttsr, etc Woman.
uBliiT. 080.111» avenue E. N. choice meals.
variables. fruit, m. lamest cash prices.
lIAYIti PIBD laNu Iain at it N prime msao
allkinds Ilotncrcodu odlard a specialty.
JUDOONJI. (l.OrntralI1arkct.oor laloandllavl
at, 6.!" Choice meats. poultry.
LIBIIUBNBB. W at lib Washington at. brlduo.tl
N dials! in all kinds froth meats.
DOCKWOOD 1. Washington in. Md”, B. N In
Mbyms. clams, W. etc.
MICKWOODA wCBWOOD. 1' Iain st,1l. lav
mats pm M1. h..oystsrs clams a spatially.
LYONB, A. IL. Old Well Iisrket. all No late at.
“I. missudpoaltryatlowmpriess
BALIO. atom Isis st. asst Want. it it choir.
meals. lsh. oysters vegetables delirium. cu
I'ICIIIIIINO. II a Bast-re. op arhml houss,B.N
beef. ved'nlklm
will“! JACOB. at via-t Wasblagtoa st.5 it
”It“! MIG-II. mitt) a spatially.
all'f'll'it WAMIINOTON tlAitKlT so Wash
mat, lift, Ins meats and poultry for family trade
llPlLLANB. J. W. ill Iooaard st. 1|, wagon run:
daily allover the town.
WADAW B. alarm. limurm 5.11. runs
mall parts of town with Ins flesh and tinsala
W1!ON.J I WWIIIII. N Choice strata. pool
try. fruits. vsgstahlss. bonehea- .etc.
IAIIBBI AND OBANI'I'I.
BATES, P W. Watsr at. N. manufacturer oill
W‘w math. workk. slso dalilav in building
mama W tolsinaidi labia-nouns
its momenta. m posts . etc.

“A801"! AND MUILDIM

EBYIOUR, HENRI. in West ave. 5.1!. All kinds
mus-on soot ram takes
BBKLDON WILLIAII. 10 Wilmamaqfl. Ill-s
mutilation hazing. «walnuts.
Slim. WILLIAI II. a West and. N. Jobbing

f
LAWDOII. WILLIAI a Bill at. N. All klialaof
aodgradlng promptly attsmled to.
Granit- in from my own quarry
mars Olf‘l'l'fl'l'llln.

amxilll lasriiilr build!
cu. trauma. ii Outlebso'nf

sari-cits av “cannula.“l
Waggon. a. It Well a. it. a perfset It my

mailing,” r. ottoman-aims.th

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cavatrao runs its at. . Janis-1
moan-Inna. Clay

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BRADLEY Ills. G W. Idaoghtsrofthslsto in.

B. Nashllinlalnst. N. Intramural mulconly

'Bl'l'z, I188 IINNIBP. 1m Iain at. N. PianoI
i.nstruetfon

sndorgaa
GIBSON, aux. 8. WW $.11. Plano. m
HUNTINGTON;0| 1113.18 lain 8.10. Vaults-
mlonand ostdsvsloplnsa

NABB, I185 JBNNIB 11.8% North swirls. N.
Pianoand lag-n lns.trnctlon

sAWYlKIltB. ILJ whaofinstromsnfal and
vocalm Basidsnceaturth. H. Plahted's,
West 1.81!

now: Om.
BODWIIJ. II I it Washing“ 3.1m blank
books, ,pm

NBEBLBBJ. B 155 Washington u ”8.3!
Newsroom. stationery, Ila sndgiass tram
NBWD rout WINGS“
I'KBBIBB Orders left at Bodwell‘s store.
74 Washingtgiat. 8. N.
UOCBWOOD c B. onu- Dellyn'stfl 10.; Grea-
ory'.sN; Nisork tmGnenest.

Hm «I SlcoN'D-BAND PUBNITITBI.
PODIIOBII. WM. dialer Salvation Army Barracks.
B. N. Stoves. fulfill, cmckery.csrpcta,stc.
OYSTER PLAN'I'BBB AND DIAL!”
HELL BIBAII P. O cBoa till, 5. N wholesale
shipper of oystenahd

Vb"?Bll.I..lLJ fool ofc Iowans. whole
salsdulrrlndneo oysters.

lloYT, W B NEON. lflWamsgBWN foot of

Raymond) planters, exporters e
denim in native oysters.

REED I! BOUBIAN, lat Watsrst. s. N. plantua

and shippers of Norwalk oysters.

VAN NAIKJ. L. aco. P. 0. ”508.11.

Oysters and clams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.

IORWALB PATTERN WORKS Chas. 11. Air
t W ermldr ave 8 N Stoves. Steam
and [lot Air Furnace a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Cartonfnmacc

PAINTS. 011.8 AND GLASS.
i'ROWl'I‘T. J. '1‘. in Main at. N. szett's leads,
laaury and Wadsworth’s mired paints.
rtAi‘lOND BROS, Jewetl'a. Atlantic and Becky‘s
Load. Calcutta oils sod Averill Chemical Point.

«1111. W. II. .300. too It Water at, N. agents
for Innztnan & lmim paints.

PAPER HANGINGB.
r'BOWl'I'l’.J.T. lb Iain a. N. window sharks.
Hollands. natures. etc

I'AYLOR A C0. in lain st. N. also hardware.
paints. oils. gloss. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

-tLACKlAN,C. A. u lain at, N. instantaneous
process. Children‘s photos a specialty.

lOBTII. G. 8, Til WMDIDKIDD at. S. N. onsqaallty
only and that thebost

IRANIAN. F. ii Gazette holldi
Monographs $2.50 per dad; «a.»
PIANO TUNIIb AND REPAIR!“

IENDEEC. F cor Wall and Knight 51s.. N. Also
dealer to pianos. omits. sheet music, etc.

PLANIND 31le

'IAN'DALL MINER D E N. All klndsof wood
work at retail or for the trade.

PLUMBING.

dEEKERACO., W 11. Instr Bail block. 8. N
Plumbing, strain and gas fitting

WASH, F 1!. A BRO cor Halo and West sin. 8. N
Plumbing and an fitting unites and hints".

’ ILA] LBUADB.

vlOI’tWALII BOBSB RAILWAY (X). James W.
Hyatt. preat: BdwinG lloyt. rapt.

REAL ESTA" Aolm
.AY’I'ON. JACOB I Wallilwuon st, next to PD
SN property for sale, house to rent. (see adv.)
lORRELLo L'llOllliEle-ZU. 95 Washington st.

8. N telling, renting and collecting.

.i’lLsON‘,0. B. Gmlie blag, N [timeout and
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates

IVOODWARD. E. A No. Main st, 8.
rem and building lots for sale.

RESTAURANTS.
t8! DIVE. 5 Water at. N. warm meals at all
hours. dinner 25c.

lENBY's. liltio. Iain abs. N. The host 25c dinner
in tturcity. by the day or work.

SANITABI‘ ENGINEERS.

:tIDBit, W. B. l NON tor. West are. and Court-

laudt I‘m, 8 N. Hydraulic and Civil millccfl.
- GORDON tl’rIv-al.)

mums. B188 thoracic, o Orchard n. a.
Young ladies hurtling (rid day’ofli

\IIAD. In IlillndeN . Dnyand Wording school

. N. Cabinet
02.81.50.

N. homes 0

for tie and young ladies Pin for an collegi-
or £ursscotn basins" in i Pally son? 1! lab
awry Ittar' ork artists an ad in

musical department

the study of art

Pall term oqnna October

(at upon application
JORWALB MILITARY INSTITUTE N. hanks

Roberta. principal Circular on request.
WILSON. BB. 3 11.ch for boys. Norwalk
(‘ t I’frlmtnr to roll and stir ntidr n‘lioolo.
For clirulztrs. Ms asa its

SEWING mantras.

dllAILKE, C. I. 10 BIL-BID at, SN. “Witwlcr and
Wilson" and “31de," aerial”, oil. Attach
merits. Repairing a spatially.

NEWER CONTRACTORS
RAYMOND aims. «were built, water pipes laid
excavating. oiling. grading. landscape ganicnlnt:

8110!} MANU'ACTUIII'JIB.
lMUNllBUItY. BATBBWBON a CO. 5. N. Laoxis‘

doc slmra.

0E0. ll. WBBDIBCO. for: aodsalcsrtm'fl.73.
75, and” H Walm st 8 burnished INTO.
Manufacturer» of ladies' mines and chlldmi s
ins footsm for the mini trade.
slllltT-WAIIITII AND UNDERWEAR.

ilLT'l’ClllNllle.Sill.B O CO. Norwaik. New York
And Britta-port. Cons.

special “vantages or the
band clocotion
Circulars will be

lll’OB’l’ll-IN'B 000%
um. mini ".1! Iain at. N headquarters for
trans. lslii ogtarkle amnion it.lco.str
it'l‘AII BUILDERS.

ltAIlKB. JULIUB Water at. neat to Wbcsla a [nun
. S . Woodland all! toonlev

ma DUNCAN flit)! mum W011”. Vain
It. on W. B. MW
"IA! suntan AND Plums.
NOBWALI IRON WORKS CO. Tho. W“ at.
last it it Midas. It. N.

RTIAMBIP TICKET Aflflfl'n.
I'UII'I'IB 11.17 laconic building” N. Mp

Wm?!
LIPTON. JACOB I Wnblogtoomml who.
18.“sz .(assad. l
STONB DIALIIIB.

VIBRIB, JOHN II fwtof Wminmmafl. also
brick “mammalian".

HORTON. JOHN B “Taylor heals. I. N. Also
layarofonocmw walks

MYIOND 111105 bios. bum. Greenwich and
bai.ldiilaswas panitssmimarblstrtai-lap.
MOVED. BANDS! AND HEATED.-

ammo LANDON flfllflwfltfl. N. Gas
novssandmhsa ten P..O.hosm

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bri dams. names. ranges. plain agate.

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HORTON JOHN Bl'hyior "use!“ N. unit

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CHRISTIAN DAY IUBIC AT THE
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later-atlas PIG-III... Arraagadolfow
the Grant Vastlval Will In Cauhratod
by the Sunday school Children.

The Christmas services at St. Paul's
church are to be of an Interesting char
acter. The efficient quartetto will be
supported by a very ill-o chorus and the
selections chosen are of a highly merit.
owus nature. The pariah Is one of the
oldest in the land, and abrasives Christ-
mas after the fashion of the fathers.
The grant feast is ushered in by s pral at
candle lighting on Christmas eve, after
which the church, (locked in evergreens
is upemd for service. Tbi' sermon on
Christmas eve will be dt'll'el'm by a
clergyman formerly as-istant in Trinity
pariah, New York City. There are to fit-
two services on Christmas day, at moo
our. and 4 p m. A basket for the re-
ception of any article of cheer or cloth.
lug, will stand at the dim of the church
during the services on Christmas eve,
and all articles deposited therein will he-
svnt to brighten the Christmas of such
as otherwiao might have nothing.

This owning the following programme
will be IPndPll‘d:

Choral Service." .. so 9 in

Voluntary. . ................ Batiste
llymn I; “-hout the Mad Tidings"
Lord‘s Prayer
Tenth selicti a bi Pas ms.
BuriomeatCondrerl ........ .... ...Rees
Bone Is Aroma lea ........................... Burs
Aposilm' I reed
Dyinu 2.5—"Arttels from the Realms of GI ary"
i- mart

‘MertoryuAlto Solo “Flirt-tines" .. .. ..
Ilymrl 18—0 While Shepherd-I watched their

Plot-ks by Nkht". . Holden
Nan: D mmittns ................. Gretorlan

Nomaix Congregational Church.

At the First Congrvgstionsl church
lhv Corp-unite rarrolses will he held on
'be coming Sabbath In the morning
Dr. Noble will proacb a Christmas art-
than upon "Gluid Tidings of Great Jay."
ind thou» Will be special Christmas
music by the choir. lo the evening
then: WIII be a Christmas promo some»
'hid an Address by tho pastor The fol.
Iwwinu trim-lea! programme will he ran
den-d under thi- dll’rcllOD of Miss Jenoio
K Nash:

Ca 01— 'l ill. ‘liiver Lsmpr‘ ...... Bamby
An hcm~ '0 Zion that nrlnge- t Good Titl-
Inga". . .. .. Bta‘ner
'Jny to the World the I»; l is Corie,’ ...... Bandol
Adm-to Pid III! .. .. ................ Kin-tins
Oflrror, —"Br ghteat and Best.“ ........ Bac
Cum on the ll train; carol Night...“ ..SI Agnes

Booth Norwalk Congregational.

At the Congregational council Sunday
apocml I‘bristmao music Will t»- rendvri ll.
In tho l-wnmz them wall be mine by Miss
Annie» F. Hall and Mrs» Imogene Bald
win, and eet‘rtaI anthems by the'chnrus
chmr unorr tho dlf’ri‘llml of the organist,
D E. Dnhmw,

N» xt W. (InPrllifly owning 5116' scholars
of the Sunday sch-ml will givr‘ n (toner-rt,
for which on ixcillrnt programmi- ha.
Mm pn-pun-d. Th9 pupils Will bring
[lit—sl'nia which will bedwtributrd by the
IIMIII’Q.

South Norm-ll: Daptlst.

NII "IuIltlflIlrl [H’Pllalfillunei Imvo been
triad-- In} the cvlrhratyon of Chiltiinlml at
thr Baptist church. (In 1‘ why ruining
111" Sunday sch'lil Willhrild I {vall'al
and “II“ It» led In the singing by the
choir. le milkin-n WIII lw presentwd
with bun-z of candy and bags of cake
and II" uranur‘,

Booth Norwall Methodist.

Tb“ (flirtatious festival Will I» led mi
Friday owning. Tho M’JVICt' in pre-
pnred by III-V. Ilr. anry will ln- rr-ndor
ml and ii»- ciiuir will sing “vawt Baht-
nf llvtltli‘lirm“ by Gmrgo W. Warrm
and “Mark to tho Music" by Ciuolt.
I'm: musli- Will it? an Important (nature
of «It» fostlr .I. The mum- WiIl tundw
additional Unto-turns mil'llf‘. on Sunday
morning.

Norwallr Methodist church

Tho infant claim of III» S'Gillld Mntlm
dist Buinrupnl church writ 1w FllIi'l‘laIflt'd

a, 2:30 o'clock on Friday uitrrrumn with
ice err-am and candy.

In the I'Vi'lllflll I’ll' Su'ufay Malina! lililrl
”it'll Plltl‘flnlnfnl‘nl. which will consist
l' on “thrusting literary and musical
programmr, folinwvd by a distribution.
of gifts, fault and enudy, (in Sunday
the choir will give an omellvnt cont?"
at botll morning and svmimt lwl'VIW.
'I‘lil- programme is as follows;

itonxixu ashram.

l'rvlralsallratao

Anthem. with solo for sow no ."m 1'. Now
Go [mi Unto Brilliebom" ......... II with:

Old Illlldrvd. ... ....

“(wish it

 

[lyain till. with kilos for n patio and h...—

"'Iil.o Illnpberda Watch ....... Lloyd
Amino-"till: O Heavens.‘ nbllgalo for to.
firm” .. . ...... ..‘i'ovirs

Olsvtory-Ofnfl
Duvt— ‘W " for so: ratio and aim ..sheilvy
Byain lm—“lfmld Angels" ......
............... .Pellt ludsinobsollamiolriy
AsibstWIslhlehrin." so or .ad dart torso
pit-mandala... ..Dtrtls't
“Dyna Illa-J As la ll" Amino-d fret: (1.1' mus.
[VIKING NIBVICI
Modadomn
Christmas Asthma Joins. mu. tenor and alto
. . ....llliarli
Plane

 

Old Hundred .. , ,
Giulio Patti.
fly-a lltw'l’lib solo for costlslto ......... nos..-
Iolofor has -“lektof IlgkIs‘m ..Van do Wits!
Marion—(ma.

"Anthem-Willy. W for fallrhoiru .Maly
Byw- iif—s'mu of Bathlvkaw ............ 'lsaaw
Dacia for so. raas as! user. ... in

mama-urns was m wills-Is
Imam-mm”. .nsilas
Tlisahoirooaslctsof IllssEllaJ. By:
has. Ira. 17 B Lyon. Jr..aad Ilssfllltli
WW; BMJ P. Plants
and Ilsa Allah Brash, altos; O. W.

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Boyta.P.Prlss.tsaoss;aadPuak

Commk, William L. Warren and
Frank Vail, bass; accompanied by I". E.
Smith, organist.

last Arcana l. l. chanti-

Ths following programme will he ran-
dered at the East Avenue If. E. church
this wenltia:

Fir giag-' Joy to tin World. “

300be sebuo -- Bucyspresds BuSaowyWisp'v
Add as by

pastor.
B nation by cholr- ”Good Tidings. "

s «citation by ladle Carr

“lazing- "I'hs Blessed Story.”

Baclta ion by hails Janos.

hlntlur and rscitatlon-“CkrIstniII Wreath."
Berti-lion by heron Batchwaa.

WEEK-“Wake. Burt and Voice,"

ltsrlIstlon byJIuio [anvil Id.

char ssl «loo—“sac amid too Winter “now. "
"I’hrlatmasChiatss " by class of young ladies.

bin. lng- 'Blu the Harry Balls."

B citation by Lucy Ian-kid

canon.- ‘l'ret'brlst-as story. "

Recitation by Lola Boilers.

Sindflg-J Phaoefula dBrI‘kt." .
Bonita lon—"OsrChllams..." . .C‘llra. AInWIh
ting vz—"Welovm Christmas Day "
Distribution (ll Mil.

rllnatlog—’ Bias 0.: Bright Angela "

Norwall Baptist Church.

The First Baptist Sunday school voted
to omit their Christmas festival this your
uni. of respect to the memory of Mass
Elltb E Ambler, who was a teacher in
the school, and who died during the
holiday sensor: lost year.,

It. Mary's Church.

The servrces at St. Mary ’9 church on
Christmas day are as follows: High
mass, 5:30, 7:00 and 10:30 oclock a. on;
Low mass at 8 :30 o’clock Special
music at all aervlcm.

Trinity Church.

The Sunday scboul are holding their
Chris: mas oxwrcrsea this afternoon. To
marrow morning at 10.00 o'clock there
wuli be preaching and Holy communion.
Mrs. R. J. So'yf‘l’, the organist and
director, has pro-paved the following mir—
ical programme which will be rendered:
Bruin—“Shoot the Glad Tidings”

\ .«uito ......................... Corbin
Te Deum ................ Juan Almmora
B momma”... .............. Heathen”
Hydro—"Adverts F dries"

K r‘ie Eieiaon ....... . ....... .....Elvey

G Olin .......................... Garret.

Christmas Antiwar—“And there
one Shepherds“

H-llv Common-on

Rques-ionnl- "Angela from the Realm

of Glory"

LOOK OUI' FOE llllsl FELLOW.

I! In Wants to " Wvllo You Up" [Iva-II
Illrn an lmpostov.

A dapper young fellow, who repress lit
rd blmsrlI as an agent of the NW: York
Sun, called on several merchants and
manufacturers of South Nurwslk yester—
dny and, with the pillow of a typical
advrrtlslog agent, tried to prorail upon
them to how their huslncael written up
In ihr Sun. For 88.00 I)? agreed to give-
thr'tll a “onto up" and furnish 100 cop
Mi of the paper. Among others called
upon were Iliofut 8: Knapp, the hat
manufactuwrs. The fellow consulted
Iimt with Mr, Kmpp at Factory No. l.
and was dmctpd to Mr. Crofut at Fac
tory No 2 Mr. Crofut referred the no
licltor back to Factory '30. I. stating
that he was willing to have their Lori
new written up if Mr. Knapp was
agrwahlr. The Sun man rrtovnld
t4. Ilw Main sire-av r dice of the firm, and
if: Knapp was about to close tho trans
action and pay over the monny, when
Mr. Cmfut came in. Aftcr a few mo
uwnta‘ conversatilm with his written)”.
Crofut nskvd the 310'!“ for references.
11» namrd lhfi First Natinml Bank of
South Nurwalk, but whm Mr. Crofnt
sitggeatvd that he would go down to tho»
bank with him, the young man said he
mum not put him to that unable and
mm made- his exit.

This circumvlaoco aroused the luapic
ions of Molten. Cl’lifll! and Knapp. and at
tho uollmlattuin of the former the editor
of Tut: Szmxtt. t lrgvapiml 10 the Son
“munnsklng if they had arrprrscntar
tire IIP‘IF writing up Norwafk manufac-
{unlit and authmvz-Id to collrct for snow»
It’lh‘ in tho aftnrnorin this reply cable
ovor tho 'lfl'l: ‘

/
/ Now You, Dec, 2'). 1900.
.1 Golden South NdiloikJ'Lw
- barlraJrn-iingsls the only Isthmus-l repre—
vv tall 0 "truth!“ min for advertising business in
Connectzrnt.
W. A. lawsuit:

Last night, in Yvflpflfll‘ la adiapslch
from tlw Nun, IIr. Jennings Club” to
South Norwnlk from BIIdlI-poll to it»
VIM! '1qu the slum. To what sxtsat tits
impoatsr worked his schema is not
known.

"III-Mo Narnia-n Holiday Martina.

The holiday reception at II" II. E
Hand’s “Hillside" Seminary was Mimi!
vd last ovrrllrint by a large numb” of the
first pvnplsi in Nuvwolk society. A law»
numbvr of people from New York owl
adjoining towns were pvt‘wrti, and the
umlunv rooms of the sclaml were filled.

It» I. II. Tncey'a readings, whreh
worst givwri with such tableau wars vary
vflvciivssnd om given with agrsatdeil
of wits and uprssslon. luvs Tracey is
now Isscliloa skieatvon at the school.

That programme was aurora-folly
carried out by the first-attire clov- sad
that school. The custom was elegant
and tile arrangements and grouping of
ills fleflfl'flll unload: wars my artistic.
and rrflaot with much credit apo- Ira.
lead. who had the matter in charge.
Tbs lighting of the stage was very
sflvstivs.

Tina oasssioa Ivas s vary gratifying
loco-Ito the school is ovary respect
and a very aajoyalils the, was had by
all pvwaar. Tbs who ”class
with a sushi m new
will reopen sa Jasasry I,

-munmmm
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Iranian-hut. '

PRESENTED WITH A CANE.
a"...
couscous-sum WKWOOD
AGEEEADIT SURPRISE”.

 

A Partyof'rlanda Gather at Illa llama
and Spend rev-vol Ill-It's in loch! In-
joymaat—lpsseh making and hosting.

The approach of Cnristmaa will bring
together no pleasure! gathering than
that which met at the residence of Coun-
cilman-elect George Lockwood, on
Washington street, last evening. For
several days past some of III. lockv
wood's friends have had their heads to-
gether, for the purpose of arranging to
prevent him with a suitable gift. They
decided upon a gold headed cane. and
purchased one that excels in hesnty and
valor, any ever presented in this city.

A party of between thirty and forty
men assembled at the home early in the
evening. About 9 o’clock word was sent
to Ifr. Lockwood that his wife was on
wall and that his presence was wanted
immediately at home. He lost no time
in getting his hat and coat and clotted
up Washington street on a run. Upon
arriving home he was completely sur-
prised at seeing such a large company of
frirnds present and moreso when City
Attorney John E. Light presented him
in a happy speech with a handsome cane.
Ilr Lockwood of course was attacked
With the same feeling that always comes
over a person when thus confronted, but
managed to pull himself together will
clently to express his appreciation of the
gift.

The cone halt a crooked handle, which

is of fourteen carat gold and handsomely
engraved. Below this is a representa-
tion of a gold serpent. in the eye of
which in a large diamond. The cane is
black and polished with a fine French
finish.
Aitertho presentation the guests re-
paired to the dining room where a fine
aprosd was enjoyed. The occasion was
coined with speech-making and toasts.
At 12:30 the company dispersed and all
caprmd themselves so highly pleased
with the event.

Among the number present were May-
or Edwin Wilcox, City Attorney John
11. Light, Chirf William Vollrner, G.
Wyman, \V. S. Lyon. Matthew Corbett,
H. Garvin, J I. Ellendorf. C. Wood-
ward, 6. Low, W. Y-ruozs,C. R. Janus,
G—orge L Oliver. E. Johnson, C. II
Foch. 8. Hamilton, W. Wit-on, S M.
Storms, Richard Smith, '1'. Finnegan, J
Waiz, F. S. Conley. J B. Smith, E. L
B yet. A. La Croix, A. W. Smith, J. B
Wilmot, R E Kinney, John Paul. F. M.
Burma, 1' R Martin, B Edmunds, C.
C. Nichols, J. Blake. I1. Bullock, F.
Storms, J. Gnflen Albert Merritt, Fred
Riymond on i C. B Squires.

'I'lll') ADVBNT BAPTISH.

An Impressive Bertie-r Conducted by the
It" W C. Richardson.

The Ntrwburypnrt, Muss" Morning
Herald print-i no account of the Advent
liapttam, which tank place last Sunday
morning. at St. Paul's church, in that
cut, in the presence of a crowded con-
grrgation.

To» rector, Rev. W. C. Richardson.
formerly sasts'snt rector of St Paul’s
church. Norwalk, preached, and after
thromrtory awaited the candidatva at
the chancel gut. The services New
90931th in a now and striking manner,
the interval filled by a lime which
I‘ml’ldfll very much to heighten the sol
emn‘ity of the bspIi-mal service.

Trio chancel was filled with the condi-
dates, sponsors, and witnesses. Two of
the choir boys, rented, stood at the chart
cal gate. om: holding the silver baptismal
bowl, ‘h" other a BII'I'I pitcher.

The service was very impressive, the
crowd oi persons Il'um tho tiny babe to
the gray-barred man, supplemented by
the large congregation, lt'llllIIPd by its
raven-tit dvmeauor its spprecrntioo of
the ”lemony. Sixteen candidatvs were
Imptnrd. making in all thirty-six added
to tbs church during the first three
months oi the rrctoi' o incomhsncy.

~Imp0ttrd Jam. and deIICIcIBG, at C
E. Seymliur’ s.

The "lava!" and "ll-sauna" a. Canvas.

In. A. 1!. Davis. a Bridgeport artist,
h!- y‘rm complrted for Commodore
Francis Bomtt, of this city, two marine
painting, representing respectively the
"Rival" and the "Amateur" as those
boats appeared oaths last day of the
ram bvtwwn tbs former and tho
“Brinks," of Boston last season.

Ilia. Davis has Mo'partlcolarly fortu-
nate, says the Standard, in rsprodttcmu
theidraof the race in the spirit which
ioioasa both pictures. and no one so
tan-inter! with the lines of these boats
could fallto recognize them instantly.
On the ”Rival" is Capt. BI. Btnrdovaut
sod his crew. sod the flame and pose oi
"Captain Ed.” is so well rsprodncted
from the small “snap shot” photosrspli
from which tin.- paioting was mads, that
its usually picked out, while Comato-
dore Bomtt is mostly Immutable with
IIII hand on the helm of the "Amateur."
Both pictures are writ painted. and
while the boats are tks chief objects.
thssky. watar,dlstaat objectsuto.
each are admirahls.

~Allkladaof wjmi Hunt
a Ziafl’s.

Ann's-“y...”
While Jokolaa and familymf Bad
”modicum-1M!“ lastflttaday
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”Insist-a.

- died Saturday last.

LET may nit pm I

luthsosll for lasso-mi" ,
ing,whlok is to ho hall at‘
house, Friday, oi this week.
the matter of paying new
bounty due to veterans of the “
Babeliion who volunteered to
quota of Norwalk in 1803. Inc
sidered.

The town than voted to payout; “
volunteer three hu'lidrsd dollars.
was twentyvsevsn yesrs ago. yet
the present time the man who
the perils and endured all tbs .
oi war, and did valliant svrvlosfl
serving the union. have resolved H
hundred dollars of them do?

The people liars frrqnsntty‘, to
meeting, smphatlonlly voted lolly
money, but this has been delayed IV
injuctlon and a failure on the part of
town’s agents to carry into “I
plainly expressed will of the psoplo.
will do no good now tour-Bolas
vfiicers. General sentiment .. - w .
their action. They have not dons
they should, and a wrong has been I
petunted until it has become an autism

There is no question about thoj
and legality of the soldiers’ claim. TIM
town owes it and ought to pay It.
We therefore call upon our ammo,
attend the town meeting Friday otter
noon, and so emphatically demand that
justice ho done our veterans that our
town oflicinla will not longer delay pay
log each veteran the full amount the.
town owes him, and should the oflelak
still insist upon defying public senti-
ment, then the veteran: should proaeortto
their claims and collect to the full ex:
tent of the law. .
Go to the town meeting Friday,anil
cast your vote for the immediate pay-n
merit of the bounty duo tbs men who
taught in the noblest cause for which.
men ever contended.

GEORGETOWN JGTIINGS.
Christmas natanaianaats—Ja-m of
Another Wedding—Tots lash loo.

Frank Leo is very buy just at prsssrlb
present pressing boy. He has d
of thirty-five tons to Norwalk ponies.
Homer Fillow has taken. A W
With the Branchville ore still as night
engineer. ‘
Ifr. Wilson. of Ssndfordtown district...
The funeral was

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held Tuesday.

Edward Jones, of Bridgeport, was ia‘
town Tuesday.

unme- rumor says we nrotobovoill'
other wedding in the near future.

John Bates, formerly of Branchville,
passed through tow lay, with a
load of tombstones {Or Raiding, fm‘
P. W. Bates’ marble works, at Norwalk.

The Christmas entertainment of tho,
Methodist Episcopal church will be W
Christmas night, and the (loom
al church festival will be held on W
day night.

.

ENTERTAINIENTS.

 

Extra Marin-as.

There will be an extra matihco of
“81in Ahoy!” on Christmas and New
Yvara afternoons, at the Stllldlll
theatre, New York, alsosnextrlmlfl '
of ”The County Fair” on the same day}
at the L' nion Square theatre.

—A Plan lino of arm

The finest line of fancy and .
groceries can be found at Baits & 1’
Hugo n'.a The store to alwaydfotlod I"
be WP" stocked with fruit, nuts and .. "
tied goods, beside a large line of Y
and Sporry & Barnes’ hams, DIM -
tongues and smoked beef. Also I M
of teas and coffees which capitol h
beat. The windows which are m
dressed for the holidays. present a
some appearance and make the I»
water to see the canned preserves, ,
gelher with the fruits andoml'
meet the eyes of the passer by.

Bold to the Copland“. . .

It is said that the entire mm
the Fairliold Roer company in
field has been sold by Hon. N '
Wheeler, the heaviest stock .
practical owner, to the - I ,
railroad. The property is doubt“,
quoted for tho four tracking - .
It is slso said that the ballot"
rubber company will be in
Bridgeport.

Hr

... .... . .. mc—d

In. Mauls lanes-I.

The iriaioi Ills. Either ”for ,
mulling Mrs. Margaret Bill!!!“ L ‘
before Justice Austin yeast”
noon, when it was proved II“.
Ifasoo was innocent of the .
against her and was allow , ”
the evidence it appeared ill“
frrs commenced the quarrel.

If.

“our Hurt-as Adi-arsed.

The cases oi Its. Mary 0::
William C. Jesse wars loin.
heard before tbs Canary ..
atths Council Charlhsr M
Isa-rs. Page and Olmstudwsrs
”but Ir. Johnson was kept away
count of sicko-w. Tbs m
journal! for bus weak.

--Booii Assay-"laden. 1 Ha
a valuable work upon m
only.” Liar-“1 lists a
uno- thv mas WM
aIlIIy show we!“
is it, Mani” lady-w“
ad oaks of Breasts soap.”