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out. still lln ware W
mmsro momma nan at,
bolus. awkcry, 5:; was. housetnrnlshlnp. sic.
DBNTIHT‘S.

BOU’I'WKLL. C. If. hodcr's block, Bo. [sin st, 8.
N. am ham-.83. in. map. in.

KENDALL. 680. 8.. 0.0.8. Wuhl on, cor.
PrsuIiIln sis, s. N. floors 8 LII. to a. pm.

NWKIIII. J. 0. oflcc st residence Lewis st,
our ‘ gitlounl Church, N. gas sdmlulmrcd
Gold mulls crowns Inserted.

WKKDJV. I... D.D.S. 79m Wuhlnfion st, 8. N.
flourish. in. too 1:. in. , Gundmln med.

DOORS. BASH AND BLINDS.
hllTllJ. II. It C0. 15 k I? Wstcr st. N. carvings

wood wort, whorls. etc.

om AND SEWER PIPE.
Hm P. I. ”Chestnut rt, 8N. Crruhedstm,

sever mutual-Jr, etc.

BAYIOND BROS. Alumni! guard and consent
lbw. Show ilindiiuuclcr

BRUCE AND CHEMICALS.

EAST DID! PHARMACY, Von Znndt svc, E. N.
Morley Mrs, 29 to “Jun" 4 109p. m. Presaip
lions awfully compounded.

638601", J. G. as Wall st. N. Esubilshed 1329.
Wholessle sud mil. Popular prices.

I066» JOHN A. II loin st, N. Yorfumes,—flfty
uu- iflcrvnt perfumes.

l’LAlfiTBD'h, 43 Washington st, 5. N. potent medi-
um. etc. Physicinm‘ Inscriptions a specialty.

DRY-GOODS.

AKBLER. J. 1.. A: SONS—"The Equitable," No. 2
Cumu- bnildlng, N. Dry goods. oll cloths, mat
W and rugs.

DAN“, E. K. Mob-chemo [lore] block, 8. N. dry
goods, notions, gloves. etc. Underwear 3 speculty.

BENNL‘T’I’J. lilo Ilsln st, N. Business with
lulled over forty—two years.

DICKEIIMAN, A. & SUN, bl Washington rt, 5. N.
dry'xwds, airports, etc. lacs: adv.)

”(30?le a IIUY'I‘, 3 Gazette bldg. N. do Win-h-

ingwn II, n. N. (See advertisement.)

51' DEBT. I’LDWARD, 5 (intone bldg. N. Dry
gully, fancy goods. notions and hOElt’fy'.

LLBCIBICI LN.
iSAKER, E. \'.. Electric grip lighting;
stun»; tall bull», AT.
RXPRESS CO)! PAN! I18.

ADASIS EXPRESS ($0,, oilice railroad station. 8.
N. and it Wullrt, N Expru-s Iorunnirrs to all
puru- of Ills: world. l’useengcr tmln service. Low
ruins. Inca Ilnnt, agent.

BxPREale-l.‘.

IIL'X’I’UN d BBCNDAUE, office at Bent-dict‘s, at)

Wall st, N our motto, "prompt. attention."

L'AVANAUII'N EXPRESS, go, furniture and

plum- moved. have orders at ’lnisted‘s, 3'. N.

alIIiRWOOD, W. W., N. slot: or post-onion and

Ilidx'e. Cm‘tul um] prompt ucrvicc.

EAT'BACTD. LDBEDCLS. “C.

DYXBKI'I, I’. ti. 8 CO. 9) loin rt, N. Manufactur-

ers ol boutiuld‘s colchmtul flavoring crtruts.

.‘(Ull'vs ALK EXTRACT CO. N. tnnnuhwturcrs of

Litu- cztrnctp. I". :5 Ambler.

I’LRTILIZERS.

RAYSIOND Bitch. Dudley's suptrvplmeplmtcfipec-

inl umnrvs, bind plaster, ground bum-mood ashes.

all'f‘ll. W. H. & ('0. Water st, N. Agents for Wil-
liam: Clark x Cu]: numlmi lefllllttrs.

[IRE BRICK AND CLAY.
KAYXOSD films orduury shows in stock, rpm:-
Ill: it) muffin: www.candxhtmncy um.- linings

l’lsll. Oh‘sTERhl, CLAMS. ETC.

“EST or ZKLI‘FF. 0: Washington st, 3 N. flu-.-

llru, oystzrs. clams. fruits, game, \'Cgcljble!, etc,

FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.

HORTON, JOHN B. o.- Tnylor avenue, 5. N. Alan

stone duh-r.

KAYIUND BROS. museum for kg, concur,

L, brick, convent uni gnvel units.

(1408le STEAM AND HOT WATER

DEATEIDI.

IBKKKR, W. I]. a CO. Mualc Ilnll block, 8. N.

sold: agents.

I'IJIUR. (BRAIN AND FBI-JD.
'IMAND DEN" l-‘LuL'lt, the best tnmlo. Don't

foil to one it.

L'HUMML’DIEC, DANIEL. east end of “'trlliligtob

9!. bridge. The clinic-cot of (study dour kcpt.

RAYMOND BKOB. bay, elm», limit and Ircd m

pukugt, had. an or cargo lots.

ttllD ”ILL Innuii.t’rufmt 0i Kore.
pound fcod, gruiultn and ryc flour.
FLU HINTS.
unit“. PAYL, Woodward Plum, 5, N. pillow, cut
doom and mum pistes mud»: ltv 1min”.

ul’lullfi. P. L altar-I st, opp. Uiuon ('exuetc N.

hum, cut downs. eté. h'loml work n r; ty.

MKAI, JOHN, S. N. near the depot. Bedding

Went downs nod itorul work ot all kinds.

roscs n sparsity.

sli'l‘fi, JOHN H. 50. Main st, :68. the oldest and
but known florist In (inn V‘lL‘llIlLy. I‘lnntv. cur

Halters, etc Ir‘lonl work of oil funds a rpt'Clnll)

and done promptly.

l’l’ RN ITL'RE DEALER“.
AJULKIAN, Tunowuuwumnmm. Est'Iul cud)
Furniture, looking gins-um, picture fumes. ur.
unit It WUI’I‘TLEbEY, on law st, N. (In,
W'- old stand) Sec ulvcmrrmut.
llAh’IUND, Lilli). II. new slow, to and H nun. st,
. . Your duh shove old sturu.
nTOW, DAVID. '5), or. «D. 1min. éojnln st. SN.
lmiturv. mm, etc.

GA!) mun-r COMPANIES.
SORWALK CA» LIIiIl’I' (JUNI’AN I'. one: l9

Wm It. 5. (in [or light, ital null power
Cukr sir cont: per bur-ml, Cool 'l‘nr inn-c dbl
hrs per bum, W utrn.

6800.138. (Wholasuaa

llOLlIm t KEELER. 91min Wnll M N. whole
at: yuan, flour, Wu, hay, etc.

uELLk'A'K mum. ll uni to “all st, N. wholesale
gum, flour, ind, groin, hay, ew.

OROCMRH.

MRIIWNC wrurox. .‘0 Wuhlnxtmi st, ll. N. solv-
sxenu for crlcbrstru Fummgmn err-may hutlt‘r

IIECKEIL CONRAD, Ill Washington st. 3. N.
choir. gun-nus and prov mans.

influx, \ZlIAb. II success" to “communal No.
lull} at, :5. N, bible delicacies for tsmlly uncle.

"SNI’JJAN & O‘lilill.l.\'. loll loin st, N. hour,
foal, my, man. coal sud wood.

"53“ L BENEDICT, ll erl at, N. fancy nod

Flwmvmfallomry. fruit, etc.

WITCH, I), w. Wat "emit Month at, N. mated
gin-Ir. ruflws. tun, huiior, sic.

IEWVIJRI‘. L. 3:» Wull st, N. l rater to the hon
ind: Mum.

oil; own. 13.553"?va ll. N. hum
.rholm or“. Mr. and. etc.
IIASI'OKD. W. B. East In: our KR. mums, IN.
w you. schwl “yolks. soc.
LAW'I'UI. r. In in, a lit). Mun st. b. It. KW
Mic-ml madman.

L'IIUINIDIKII. DA N ISL. ust end of Wuhlom
st. W.» 5.14;». alum, spin-n, n spvtlnlty.
about“ [IA “IAN, Nu alum s1. raw Wm, rut.

Inc groomer. Immzu fruits, Mm. fwd, etc.
NEW I‘UKII TEA LO. 0? lulu It. Null. llrlle1~
Tm, mum and Fplms n lenfly.
1005585035 A. IIIZTI'S. an and .17 this st, N. s
span-it, mini-of mwikliwaes.
(”HAIL (if?) Wilton sn- ark! 144:th rt, N.
’ sum. new gwds new prices.
QEINOUKC. I. a Wuhln on st, 25. N, mo
W for cultivated ‘ Dm- op' (Inflfll goods
“was. CHAN [1.5 mum. at. (”mummy but.
m. c m. up, ism. dellcxirs. Imus. Pic.
“1"!- AIID hfluUaITIOI.
ht‘xr, Allt‘sn‘ms ml braiding lpoods u! all
hurls at No 4 slot»: m. N,
KATIE.” I'll“ (H'I'R'Il 0n
A1111. JUMP}! J. 7 Doom rt, II. N. also formers
«I has bodies

BATH. ”Air"! JR. 8 CO. me flprlng st. II.
N. IroWof sul shins. Isl-shes. Minimum.
and collar of hriterr' furs.

IIAT‘I'HRD' TOOIA.

WIIEBLEII. W. A Wstev st, B. N. Irrm foundrr,
light volt unlinp. ntmslm water brunt.

HA“ AND CAl's. Instill.)

SNAP? Till IM'I‘TIR. VI “‘th st, 8. N.

small] hurls of hits stll at! W.

RAT IANU'AUI’IIIILM

morn a IBAPP. more lsts, Includes

our. arm a Union «a Water ‘ Toms sun. is. it.
in. rats an: id m street.

ucunru. I IAR’I‘IIOL. Inhale st, (LN. Wile
sol W am huts

y .
IAIIIYID l consular. no! It. ILI. sis» first
I’m (my.

IA 1";- hr“ Day It!
mu 100. . sun. .
rum-using '

burglar

(mun. choic

 

powwow“- W

HARDWARE AND ou'rulu.
PBOWI'I'I',J.T.l51nlnst, N. light hurdwsrssnd
curl-p

aim-u. w. u. is co. m an it Watcr n. it. non-
fiWV‘é’T-“l’lft m. .3 m.

Q . . us I 3. N.
oils, gloss, Idle. (nos v.)

HARNESS MAKERS.

DWYIRJ’. ERWIIII, Newton mulch-rue.
sud repairing mtly .

“OBS! DEALERS.

PARSONS I. ll. Brink-id: Stock Putin. 8. N. the
harm snlwd in nu pnrpum All uuimsll sold by
this ambit-broom Ire wsmntcd. Home of the
French coaching sullion “Gallium."

HOBBS SHOE”.
ICQUIIAR, JOHN, No. Main It, fl. N. sperm ab
tcutlon given to shoeing driving a trotting horses,
HOTELQ.
AHERICAN HOTEL, Ill loin st, N. J .0. Collins.
Europum plan, restaurant “WM '
GUIANA HOTEL. at Railroad place. acorns
NSchnnb, magician R
ORWALK OTEL, . DJsN. II. . dspot
I. Iona-on. Mayan-dr- modulus

OLD WELL “MEL. 80 Wublugtou u, 8.2! Rood
mound. imprints. European plan. so rooms.
HOUSE IURNISIIINO GOODS.
STEVENS, J. ll. quhingtou st, 8. N. crochry.

, glut-swore, tin and wooden wnrc.
ICE DEALER“.
BURCEARD, B. "Bolder: Point I’mn,"8. N. slso
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE a LOCKWOOD, 9 Iain rt, N. Insurr
Inc: Ind real estate in nil its brwches.

LAYTON, JACOB M. Wuhlngum st, next to P0
ti N. lire, piste glass, accident and life. (sec ndv I
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. Iniiimd Wril sts, N. Ra!

crime, investments. loans mgntinted, etc.
MORRELLd L'IIOMMEDIEU. Db Wsshingwn st.
3. N. strictly 5mm”. compunles represented.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. t5 & 47 Washington at,
SN. Real Estate sud Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT OEN‘L LIFE INS. (30., S. S. L'
llommedicn. agent, Washington rt, 5N. nee ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO :3) Worthington

st, 3 N F. J. Ural-b, assistant snot.
NORWALK FIRE INS. CO.. N. In successful

bneiuent- since two No outstanding loos claim:-
l’EOPlJ'l'b‘ LIFE INS. CD. The, No. 45 Washing

ion at, S. N. Jun. Frcnch, asst. superintrndent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
L‘RAL'FI'RD, R. B. Mastmic bl , N. 0.". Bond:-
hlidltlcsex Banking rind Equitnbc N‘t'ge Cos.

IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. I]. a; CO. 15 and I“: Wntlcr st, N
twin-r. um, curing;- hnnlwm, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I’, E. M. 5:! and 56 Water st, N. iron work
of Ill kinds.
Till: DI'NCAN IRON RAILING WORKSJVstci
st. 5. N. Wm. Ll. lluyt. l’mprictor.
IRON l-‘OIJNDRIEZS.
GILES E; CLANCI‘ at The Normslk Iron Works
(‘0., and also tit Bridgeport. Conn.
J [I‘VI‘ILEK'L
P'Eltftlt-l. A. S. 39 So. Minn at} N. 0p. City Dotti
s. S tine which repairing n crucially.
lIUI'T, II. B. It) .‘Jo. Main st. 5. N. strictly match»

4 ill low pncc-s.

JACKSON, MORAND, 58 Wall st, N. witches, di-
mend», etc. Flue much repairing a specialty.

KOOD. ll. 5 dinmondsmutcha, jewelry. silver um
plum-l Witt-u, repairing aspeculIy'. :3 Mom st. 5.31

LA‘I’YERS.

ACSTIN. ALFRED E mom :i Masonic h'd‘g, Will
ct. borough Notary uni [tom Estate.

FROST, REESE s No. loin rt. noury, logo
business or All kin carefully Attended to.

IIURLBU'I'I‘,J. BELDEN, rooms .5 and 6 Gusto
building, Wall st, borough.

LIGHT, JOHN II to: Washington st 8. N. not-r)
commit-clutter of deeds for New Yorlr stoic.

LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. room 4 Queue bids

borough. Attorney. notary ond pensions.

SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room 3. Politic-1d (‘0. Nut

Bunk building, N. Councilor at law.

\I'AL‘ill. JOHN J. roomi Masonic building, Wm
st, borough.

LIVER? STABLES.

DANN, HORACE [-1. Enroll-lot livery Ind board
tug stnlilcs. Uil‘lcc So ii kivcr st, N.

HIIHIMllY, Gill). 5. ll Knight st. N. Fine mm

ooh h spt‘clnlty. Tilt-phone rum.

LOCK DI.\NI.'|".\(‘I'I'RIIIL‘3.
LOI‘KWUUD NANI’I‘MITI'RINO in. Do «,8
N. Mntmfucturm- of bulldors‘ hnnlwnn- istni
Ulfil‘t' :56 Pearl st: New York orifice w Hardest.
Chicago otllre I'J Luke st
NURWA LK LUCK CUMI’ANY. S. N. New Yuri»
ulhcerlfltfbumin-rs PL Luck: and butltlvrs‘ hard
ware; designers; loundcn- workers or Inlslh
l bore trimming- III hmmw. burs nod iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.

IIILL, E J. 9 Warm st. N. All kinds of lumber dz
[trend to my point by ml, mm or vcssel.

MACH INF. SHOPS.

NORWALK IRON WORKS C0. Tim, Wnicr st
um: IL R. m . :5. N. thermal machinery, iron
md hma cut ngs, fol-yin , Babbitt metal, n-
ptirs for munufutnrirsnn staminnts.

M'UFIELD, WM. A. Knlght st. S. New machinery

mic und icy-hung promptly attended to.

MARKET OARDENEBS.
JENNINGS A WATEItBUftY. S. N. bt‘l'l'lcs Ind sh
gnrdxu pruducc in mm for the wholesale truth
MARK [31's.

A MODEL NAkKl-l’f. on who II, N.Wm.Wnrdvve.l
prop, bu'f. veal, lamb. mutton sud poultry.

AVISON. A It’ll"! lulu st, N. main, fruits, vegcu
bios, iish oysters. clams, mo est-alloy». bntm
eggs. lord, anneal goods, etc.

IIENNE'I‘T l Hllis'l‘ltl). mats. fish, 0 lob
mars. clans, Imus. 2'29 No lain st, 8 .

HOWELL, DANAC 1'2 loin st, N. choirr mill!
poultry, I'll-h, vsgrtubleo, etc.

ltltl’l'l'irs CENTRAL HARM-3T. o Wstcr st. N
lulu, veto-tome». frmtn, poultry, st lowest pnflir

I'Alllt, WILLIAM II. Item-dict I’srin market. KN
I’lnc mats, fm-b wgctnintmu lowest ash prices

FAKIIINOTON, J. A rural», mtryjshuxmrr
timetables. Imtu. bulln,¢lt.. slum, . N

NKIn'T. (EEO.
vcgctsbicn. fruit, rtc.

MAY“. PERI) 18 No Mum st ii N. prime mm;
of oil kinds. llurue rvmlcrcd lord I stmclslty.

JUDHON, A, I I. Ulrntnl Mum. rm lulu and “In
turd at, at. N Choice menu. wnltry, reusable:

LIHBUIINER. WM. ms Wuhinmon st. Milan. 8
N denier In nil kinds Irmh mats.

IAKIKthll. I. Washington hi. and”. 8. N. a...
min. ash. oynms. chum. with . sic.

uxritwounc WISWOOD, 7 lulu ml In.
m pull”, my opt-rs. clans- sprelnlty.

1.10mi, A. it. old Wrn trauma Ho Into I.
ll. ll. prim» mats-ml paltry II towns! prlm

MALIO. Awm. Ilia-t. wins [IN rhoitr
mats. Ash. onion, um,m

l'lt'llllilxtl. II. rt, Rm sump. school homJLN,
beef. "ml, mutton. etc.

Mill/Hill, JACOB. ill Wm Wuhlmon «,8. N.
strictly llrstth W, poultry n wintry,

anTIl‘rI WANIIINIYI'ON MARKET. or Washing.
um st. 5. N. line mast.- and poultry (or fully mm

HI'ILLANE, J. W. l5 Mound st. N. ingrm rum
daily nil IWI'I’ the town.

W'AIIKW. H. outlet. authors, 83. run:
in nu W of town with fine [min and u t meats

WIXONJ. B Y: Walla, N Choice um, poul-
try. from, VW, bum-r. «as. etc.

HAROLD: AND GRANITI.

RATED, l’. W. Wm st. N mnntsctsm at nm
mltrnnd trouble wink, clan dale-r in buildinu
IItnnr‘ Int! rm my work.

NTKV 838, I. W. I!) lulu st. N. In”: And gm
its moi-solo. balsam. pom, m.

IAHOIOI AND RUILDRBIL

amour; ucsnv. In West svs, 5.3, All klndr
of storm mm contracts when.

NHELWN WILLIAM. I9 Wilma Imus. V. Blow
arson. Also nagging. curbingmlc.

SIXTH, WILLIAM If. I West “.3 N. Jobbing

y masks!

you In.

LAWUHI, WILLIAN. 5 mil st, N. All kinds of
MOM mum pulling primptly sun-dad to
Wins. lsdfmmyvmqnury.

KRN'I OUTD‘I‘ITEII.

corms Elton Mk bulkllumf‘. all to
so. Illa st. 5. II. Oscillator-w- tum In; goods

slurwiu NT TA "A!“
GUmIlKI. I. 8‘ Wall It. I. A perfect It (ur-

lll .
IOCOU Kl’. I? North Kiln CA. El. Yin lllltlln.
I , 1

spur .
“mun-manna. Cl. mm
was.”

meat-KW. mm

Em xivmnr, II, N. choice mats
I‘mart cub prices.

 

KILL-INK!“ AND UANCY OW".
CAVANAGB. I188 I. I]. 4 Clay st. 3. N. Illusory
um] dross who:

FAWCI'I‘T'B m. auricular mill! 3 Wot:
st, N. «or advertisement) I”.

FITCH AGNES, I 69 “not . fa
"on-lbw Wbayclux hublghmfl
runs. I88 I L 380 IsIuIIJIJIJAtM

stylus looming-malty.
fl.JOIlN,IIm&1I-.lnst,hl lllitnsry.huy
sud mom

HUSIC TEACHERS.

BRADLEY, Illa. G. W. tdnnghu-rof the late Will.
R. Nash) I” lulu rt, N. Instrumental music only

FRITZ. N188 HINNIII I’. 191 Main st, N. Piano
sud mo Instruction.

GIBSON. ALEX. 8. 3’: I! N. Mm arm
1nd harmony. m u‘ .

HUNTINGTON, IRS. 129 loin at. N. View In-
struction and voice dcvdoysnent.

NASH, Ilsa .IKNNIB K. at North ovum. 3.
Piano nod mun Instruction.

oAWYlII, hills. I'LJ. iachaoflnstrumcnul sud
vial music. Residence“ IlrsJI. H. Finland’s.
Wen It, SJI.

mews DIPO'I'B.

BODWIILL, II. I TO Washington-t, SN. that
books, «snowy. mm prmdmll. .

WIIEKLERJ. B. 156 Washington st manna.
Nempors, smlonery, tin «ml gins. wore.

NEW YORK ”ESSENOERE.

mms 8. D Orders loll st Btidwell's store.
74 Wulllngton n, s. N.

LOCKWOOD, C. 8. other. DoKlyn'I. S. N.: Grog-
ory'a N.; New York 169 Gram It.
NEW a SICONDJIAND FURNITCRI.

PODMORE, “'31, under Solution Army Barracks,
8. N. Stoves, ranges, cmclicry, carpets, etc.

OYSTER I’LANTERS AND DEALERS.

BELL, [DRAM P. 0. Box In, S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.

UUTBILL, II. J foot of Raymond st, 8. N. wholo—
mlu: dealer In Macy-tara-

ilOYT, W. II. a SON. I24 Water st, 8. N. (foot of
Raymond) planters, exporters nud wholesale
dealers in native oysters.

REED a BOUBMAN, I.” Wltcrst. 8. N. plantar
wd shippers of Norwalh oysters.

VAN NAME. J. L a 00., P. O. Box MS 5. N.
Oyster-s and (lame, wholesale and mtnil.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS, Chas. ll. Als-
thurpe. prop. Riven-Mr Ive. S ‘29 Stores, Steam
and [lot Air Furnace work s specialty. sole
agent {or the celebrntcd Carton fumace.

PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

I’ROWITT, J. 1'. I5 Mum st, N. chctt's has,
“usury and Wmlsworth's mixed pnints.

RAYMOND BROS chctl'n, Atlnnuc um Seeicy's
Lend, Calcutta oils sud Averill Chemical Point.

~MITII, W. II. & Ct). 15 A 17 Water st, N. sgents
for [Amman & Martinez points.

PAPER uANuINGE.
l'ltt’)\\'l'l"l‘,.l.'l‘. In Hun st. N. window shark‘s,
“Ullnlhll'. tlxturvr, etc.

t'Al'LUll n (‘0 ‘21 hlnin rt, N. silo hsrdwsrs,
mints, oils, glaze. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
8LACKMAN.C. A. II Mun st, N. mountainous
proeo». Children's photos it spcflnlty.

vull’l'll. (I H. in Washington si, s. N. on qunlity
only and that tho beat.

rtEADllAN, F. L 0mm: buildl . N. Cnbinct
photographs 32 a: per doz; one-hm doz. 81.50.

PIANO TlYNer~ AND REPAIR!“

iIE‘SDEE. C. F rur Wnll ntul Knight ~54 . N. Also
dealer in pinnos. organs, sheet music, etc.

PLANINO MILLS.

RANDALL. MINER D P. N. All kindsof wood

work at mml or for the mile.
PLUMBING.

\IEEKERdCO., W II. Mum [loll block, EN.
Plumbing, steam Ind gun fitting.

.V'Asll, I-‘. II. at BRO. cor. Isin Ind Wort st». 8. N.
Plumbing and m airing. mum nod heaters.

BAILBIDADS.

\‘(JRWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Janna W.
amt, prom; Edwin G. Iloyt. supt.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB M Wuhlngion st, ml to PO.
535 property for sole, house! to root (see sdv.)
doRRELLh L‘EOMMKDIEIY, 95 Washington st,

3. N dung, renting out! collecting.

NILNON,O E. tlmtio biog, N Investments and
money to loan Also insnrnnce written in heat
of companies at tho lows-at mics.

WOODWARD, E. A No. Mom st, 3. N. house» 0
rent sud building lots for sole.

RESTAURANTS.

WEE IIIVE. 5 Water st, N. worm meals IL nil
hours, dinner :56

IENllY'S‘. 1580. Thin 31.5. N. The but 2?»: dinner
in tlu- elty Iltuiril by tho day or work.

SANITARY ENlilNl-ZHRS.

«mint. W. [L It 3033 «mi. \I'euz um and \‘oiirt-
intuit Plum; 3 N. Ilytlmulir and Civil engineers.
scrumu. tl’vlvurey-
itAIRD‘S. MISS INSTITl‘TE, 6 Orrhnrd st, N.

Young indium hurtling and may school

IIBAD. Rn. ullllldc, N Day and Mai-ding school
for girls {sud young’ Indian mks-lily college,
or course com etc in i It. Fully «1m pod hib-
rstory nttscht . New ’orh srtlsts empl’o ed in
mnxlClhl department. Spam ultimatum or the
the study of on. llll unites Ind ciocmmn.
I-‘nlltcrm Demuh Ueiober' l Circulars will be
«rut upon lppllcstiou

\‘URWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. Frank 8.
Nations. principsl Circulu on Mint-st.

WILSON. MR. 1'3. ll. School for boys, Summit,
(It. Pnpurntor to concur nnd eclentllloschmto.
For Circulars. at tire-5s as above.

NINTH“) MACHINES.

illAlLZR, C. I. III Eloflnln st, SN. ““'ht1‘ll‘l and
Wilson" uni "llouschuld," needles, oil, Attach
merits, Repairing in rpm-lolly.

NEWER CONTRACTORS.

RAYMOND B . com built. wnter pipu- lurid,
cumming, 6 ng, grinding, lundscnpc gnrileumu. ‘

MIDI; MANUFACTURERS.

LOIYNSBL’HY. IATIIBWEON or Cl). SN. Lndaru‘
lino Dbl”

ISO, [1. WEED a CO. futo 1nd mlvsflltm 7 . 73.
75, Ind 77 Wster of, H . . Established 1570
Mumfnrmrrn of wllcs‘ mswn‘ and t‘hlldn‘u's
flue foomw for the rot-ll lrnde.
HfllRT-WAlsTu AND UNDERWEAR.

llITthlllNilON, COLE a CO. Noruulh, New York
had Bridgeport. Conn.

BPOR’I‘SMICN’N GOODS.

AIKEN. JOHN “.519 Inti- It. N. Malamute" for
(our, dishing tackle. mmonltlon. out.

H'I‘AIR BUILDERS.

RAKE“. JULIITN. Witt! sl. next to Whmler's foun-
dry. 5. N titslrs sod hsmi rslls to outer.

I‘llh‘. DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Wot"
«,9, N Wm II. Hoyt. proprietor.

MAM noun All! PM ~ ‘

NORWALI IRON WORKS CD. This Wflcr si.
lulu It. It. brldxc. S. N.

STIAIHIHP TICKET JOINT“.

CURTIS. ll W. lumilt building N. steamship
tlrkrts, pension smut, marry pn lie. ctr.

LAYTON, JACOB I Wmhlngmn pt, next In PO.
KN. PW: tlchciulrnfts, tummy onion-4m mi.)

”TONE ORA LRRE.

FBRRISJOIIN I]. fool of Wuhinzwu d.B.N. um
brick. lime, cemud. holy. plaster.

HORTON. JOHN B stylor swan». B. N. Also
lnycr of coucrctc not».

ItAT'IOND BROS blue. brown, Greenwich and
bulldlna stone. granite our! mubls trimmings.

BTOVI’S, RANOIAI AND IIRATRRR.

KK’I‘trlllrIt LANDON. 29 nun-mi st. ll. h. Cu
stoves ml inter bestcrs P. 0. box M7.

I’OW ELL, .l W III WIUhl m st. 8N. atom.
my". busters, honsofumls in: goods, store to
palm. etc Tin amt mppn work I specially.

leLIITll. SYLVIS’I‘KII. A m Wuhlnptori st
bvldgs. ilN. ammo-um. .plunb n .sic.

TRUCKINO.

IOR’I‘ON. JOIIN ll. 0': Tuna srmuc, II. N. Light

sud bevy trucking promptly sttendau to.
UNDERTAKIIO.

JINNINGII. J. D. opp. Ilovss II. It. depot, rssh
We 7 Kim s1, N.

MYHOND, (lilo. ll. to And it! lulu II, II. Dul-
dsuon 3 Berkley st. Trier-m n4.

VETERINARY DUMIOIB.

BRIDGES. (III). DALE. once our! hospital rm of

common Bonk. N. telephone-'34. ma. lunar st.

""0”.
33m, ALLEN. Illl amount: I. M “II
roll. and sud will. In mm 3';
, wooin- my
it Kiwi co. timele-

whip-u.
we“. mum .....- Muir

 

" Jim-i» M. n Itr : I“ 9.,

VALE COUNCIL OF 1890.

m
Till; LAST SESSION 05' nut OLD
BOARD LAST NIGHT.

 

They Will Ron-I. (my 0.6m Until
Iona-y lo... It.- II- It" Basra
Wm ho Sworn In.

The Board of Councilmen of 1890 met
last evening and transacted n lame
amount of business prepustory to retir-
ing from office. Mayor Edwin Wilcox
prudrd and Councilmen Charles F
Bullock, John W. Duke, Rich-rd J. Cm.-
bill, Isaac S. Jennings, Frank N Ferns
and William B. Hubbell were present

The principal humans transacted Was
the disposal of a large number of hills,
amounting to about $8 000.

A petition was 120- Ned from residenta
of East Norwalk and also one from the
non resident property owners asking the
city to make application to the nut
General Assembly. to so extend the
limits of the city of South Nurwnlk my to
ii-cludslhe territory of East Nurwalk.
Thu petitions were relerird to the Clly
Attorney and be was requeated to pre~
pars tin amondnwnt to the charter so an
L0 includ» East Nurwullt.

Tht- City Attufney was instructed to
incur the nrcersary expense of buying
the City chartersmended an as to include
But Norwalh within the city limits

The Committee on Finance reported
favorably on the petition of TnxCotiector
F. A. T-illf‘fl for th» Bbalvmt'llf. of taps
amounting to $278 05 The report was
“:09le and "10’ Clerk was inutruced to
drmv an order on the City Treasurer for
that amount.

The orilinnncr relative to the South
Norwalk Public Libravy and Reading
was adopted.

Pr‘fllllbslnll wan granted Wright &
Flynn to build an addition to their fucA
wry on Madison street.

A ”Solution was adopted ordvring
Mrs. L'tllll‘l and Mrssrs. memn and
Unmntivck to pay for the laying of aide-
kaa in from of their promises.

Tho bills of W. H. Smith and A. SOI-
mnns for damages done by the Union
strut new”, 'ogethvr with the papers of
uctton SPH’rd up In the oily were refurrtd
It! the City Attorney.

The Comtnutwo on Finance was in~
structed to bormw $2,500 for the use of
the city.

A vote of thanks was «xtended tr
Hayor “Men: for theiflicwot monitor
in which he has premdsd over this Conn
Oil.
~(My Civil: E. E Crowe was also given
a vote of thanks, which was the last not
or the Consul. Tim Bonn! then ml.
juuined.

OI‘FII‘ILRS INSTALLED.
A I’Imuuint (hiberlng iii Grand Army
Hull Last Evening.

Tllr' nilwly I ll ctoal UfllC ‘is of Douglas
F wilt-r Po-r. (l A R . and of llw l)lugl39
P‘>lef‘l' Wuuwn's Rz‘llc'f Llripe W- re pub
holy iii-trillml lust tV-‘lllng, Fwdvrick
‘imw. m' Milford, lnstoilcd th~- officers
or lllt' l)lr.~f, and Mrs. Plait, of Now Un-
vwl, installrd the R-‘lirf Corps officers.
Tm uttwildant-c was very large, and the
lX"lCl.‘r‘t‘ ww- liotuned to
with elm-o :iltrntmu. At the chw of
tho ( xucivu- at :upper was sen-rd, and a
wry-pllusaut slv-lhlhlfi was epr-nt.

The full wring (in: tltv' ’usf «riliv‘n'm
who were installed. Evlwnrd L. Tiltlll',
eummnntir r; Swmuel “on, S. V. C :
Uiurk Dickr-nu, J. V. L‘ : J-unrr ll St-‘v
«no, run-won; Cnlrb \Vtwtl, quarter
”mote-r; Firth-rick Kv-ilmg, willow of tho
llay; ‘Jv'll'gl‘ Plait, olllcvr of tho guard;
(‘lmrle-n ll. Billilulf, t‘hutilhln; l—‘rrdr’fll‘k
Arnnll, ndjuiant; C. V. Avrmld, por-
gmmt nmj u: Frainlt Linton, quirtt-r-
inmolm wig» and.

'l‘iw Rwlu-f (Yvryw ulllrwm worn as fol-
lnwsz Mrs. hum» J yea, pioaimnt:
My... Anglr‘ llrnwn, m-ninr vice-prwi
dent: lint. Sir iii ll‘iu, )1 nor vice-
pff‘rlldf'lll; Mrs. Ill» Morrlnm, trmpuror:
Mrs. (Thnvloztv llondiick‘, chaplain;
Mm. Avmli- llmthuinn. conductur: Mr»,
W.bh, tidalslnnl cuntlut‘lm; Mrs. John
Biz m. hwiatnnt git-mi: Mr». L In»
llmihvrtmi, sucrelsrv.

lflllilr‘rwlvt'

Ofllcrrs of Concord Dlvlslon.

Tho» I): wly pimtui I flier” ui (inncord
Division, 8, ul T., who Wlll ho iiintnllul
Mnnday rvurnng. zm- as Iolluwa; W. P.,
U. P. bmmh, Jr; W. L, Mlu Lima
Wnrnmr; If S, L~~wm llubbrll; A. It. 3..
William A Kid
ltiltltzTren-., Willmm A. Print; Churn,
Group-N. Pmrrnoh: U , Willi in: mem;
A. (2., Maud Rotten; I. 8 , E lwmd [In-w:
0 8., William R. Mockvy; l’. W. 25..
Mrs. C. l". lnuuns. Jr.; Tiuniws, lwwn
liubbell, R, L. Ellw, and William A.
Kellogg.

Old Well Lorin Doings.

le nuwly olrclul pillows of 0M Wvll
Lodge N». If)”. F. & A. 31., will be in-
fllnllrll On Turflduy mum. After the
work llu- ufllc iii wall u-utvrtulu their
frlvlnln with n lurk vy stippwr. On Wed-
m-adsyrwnum they will go to 8mm-
!nrd nml mums tlw lIlelllallIOD of oil!-
cers of Union Indy. No. b.

Tho coining WIND!) prmnlss-a to be an
unusually busy one for Old Well Lodge.
Them are new" candidatur- who have
not yet. received a drum, and many
other. who hum received arms of their
dvzrres.

Br.” I Lon «In. Wrestling.

WILTON. Jan. 8.-MIXIH'II Jones. or
more commonly known ne“Gov.”Jonu,
of Bridal! Hill, Inst with quite s serious
coolant on New Yours mining. While
availing with sfrlood on ths vllppsry

 

 

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ground he fell, fracturing his Is. quits

RLFUSED TO PAY 'I‘IIEIB FARE.

W

low a We! 03 the “Inulpsni Brunch
Got Inn with ms for: Puss-Inn.

Lut evening the young ladies who are
employed In one of the mills st Winni-
psuk, bonded a horse car at the north-
ern terminus of the line with the Inten-
tlou of riding to their homes. Soon after
the» car started tho good looking young
dl'th‘l‘, who was a new band on the
branch, rang the girls up to pay their
fore. They paid no attention to the
tinkling of the bell, however, and soon
the car drew in sight of the home of one
of the frollcsoms misses. Grasping her
dinner pull in one hand she rang the bell
for the driver to stop. Seeing that he
intended to carry her by unless she put
a pickle in the slot, the young lady made
a dash for the rear door and jumped
from the platform while tho car was
bowling along at u livelY rate. Woman
like she jumped in the wrong direction
and found herself lying in the slushy
street, a mass of tangled dinner pails,
hoop skirts and other feminine finery too
numerous to mention, but she soon
straightened herself out and went in the
house. When she ["9591]th herself at
the do~r her motherscrea ned nul,"Mary,
Mary! what ltl the matter? You look as
though you had been rolling In the gut-
ter." Mary was too exhausted to say
much, but managed to gasp out, “I
jumped; Mary’s gone." She then pro-
cti-ui a lantern and the last seen of her
she was picking up sundry kniveo,
forks, spoons and dishes, which was
reallered in the road. The car mean-
urhile had continued on, and when run -
nim; by the upper switch the other girls
concluded that their “goose was cooked.”
One of them remarked that she would
jump if the rest would. They all agreed
and snaking a rmh for thr- rear pl itfurm
two jumped from each side of the car,
all landing in the mud and were aeen
rolling around in u ludicrous fashion In
lht-lr rfl‘orts to gain their equilibrium.
The timer slowed up, but seeing that no
mm mm killed kept on down towu,wbilo
tho young lddll’fi walked slowly and pain
fully homv, leaving John S. Seymonr’s
big msstxil‘ to out up the remnants of
Ibrlf dinners, which they left scattered
in tho middle of tho rnod.

”mm PARAURAPHS.

The Doings sud Comings of Pooplo we
Llho to End About.

Miss Fannie Jennings, of Norwalk, is
Visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thomas I. Do
Forest, 33 Disiziou street.——Danbuiy
News.

Misses Katie and Bella Roberts, of
End Norwalk, urn viaitlng Mrs. Andrew
Srlleck, of Stratfurd, formerly of Nor-
walk.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Irving Dibble and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmund Z-luil' imve roturnod
from Ihl‘ll’ Western trip.

Mrs. W. H. Swords has two zap-“'ndmg
the Week With her 3 un, W. W. Swords,
in l’. latch, Muss.

Miss J. lreiio Marshall, of Ilayporl,
Comm. is lhl' guest of hot uuul, Mrs
William H. Wilkins, of Laws street,
llllrl city.

George \V Tultle,nf Birmingham, is
tln- guru! of )hrtm Kellogg, of the but
womb. Mart and Gz-niga hn- grout chums
and who" tugetiivr termini one of the
"two Johns."

Mlb’fi‘Slillf’ Warrrn, of Boston, Mass.
is the gue-t of relativrs III the borough.

Miss Minnie lit-innit", of this City,
will Nptnd Sunday Wllll (Honda II) New
York.

G-zurzs- \VIllIrl, of Jersey City, was in
South N \rwnllt yesterday.

0 iwr Clark, of N~-W York, and Miss
Kittie Clark, of [)nnhury. on» the guests
of thou pan-nts on hlrrwm street.

.‘llrfl Fouriio Chili, who has been
spending the holidays Wllll her parents
on Ilv-rwin street, Will return to the
Suit» Katmai school, at NrW Bmmn, on
Monday.

Jami-o I). S.il‘ll‘:', of White l’lmm. I-s
in towu today on business.

Th» lllluflhlf'f of Brain p Boone, of
Shanghai, (1mm, l-t ti-itum ln-r hrutbvr
at. R-JV. C. M. Sr-lli-f‘k'fl.

Liwyrr Willi-h ls in Wuntpoit in (lily
on In; tl ltlliltlrth.

Mow Mnrrm,uf Waterbury, lath» gtirst
nf her biotin-r (in Wilton avenue.

Mrs. H. J. Grumman and lutliiiy re-
Itimwi from a riot In n-lutm-n in Phila-
(lelphm Inst Honing.

l‘I-Ialio Konm-y, "f L mg Island Ifntyfis
Hpi'fllllflg in low day» With (Timilvs llc~
PIIPIMNI. of Mind» sirm-t.

Mm Ill-unu- ll-vnthichs, nf Niamfunl, in
VIIIIKIDI; 'flt‘llIl-I m Wmmpnuk.

l-‘mnlt limb-r. of lung l-lnnll City, In
ups-riding n few days with friends in
Nurwallt.

Mina Item: I). U 1mm, who has DI'I'II
spending the liolulws in till-i criv, r»-
turlwd to In»: hmm In Brooklyn. N. Y..
to tiny.

Ilium Ncwn.

Nnmuel Bum-ti, who Ma been quite ill
with pneumonia for several days. and re:-
ported Inst svenluu on not so well, was
more comfortable this morning.

Tho Y. P. B. U. E. of this place. hold ll
noel-bli- on Nov: Yours night at tho mu-
denco of Rev. W. D. Hart, but owing to
the tropism-Mum of the weather the
strand-boo wss not lugs.

Hrs. J II Item and Ira. S. W. Baum
In; left home yesterday, to attend the
fonsrsl of their brother. John ficolllsld,
who died It Walden, N. Y.

lnvltslloris are out snnounclng s
soolsbls to or hold out Wednesdsy
mains, u the minutes of O. b. In.

 

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HIS LAST COMRADE KILLED

A STORY 0!‘ ARMY LIFE 01" Tllli
WEsTBRN FRONTIER.

 

The Military Cur-or or 3 South Norwnlk
Boy Who Fought (ind-r Gotten! Cnlur
——A Furor“. In the Seventh Cnvnlry.

On Monday, August 28th, 18’“, two
young men, residents of South Norwalh
~Ilerbcrt ill. Arnold and Charlie Smith
-—wrnt to New York city and enlisted in
the regular army for five years. They
were sent to cavalry headquarters at St.
Louis, 510., where, after remaining sev
erql months, they were separated. Smith
being sent to California, where he was
taken sick and discharged. Ha returned
to South Nuiwallt, hut. only lived a short
limo. He was buried in Pure Mile River
cemetery.

Arnold was consigned to Troop (l, of
the now famous Seventh cavalry, eta»
ironed at Spartanburiz. S. 0., command
ed by First Lieutenant Donald McIntosh.
in September, 1872. his troop was order
id to lawrenvvule, S. 0., at which place
Svcond Lieutenant George D. Wallace
joined the company direct from West
Paint. In March, 1873, the regiment
was 0rdvred to Dakota Territory, reach-
ing fort Rice May 31, and started west
on the Yellowstoneepr-dition the middle
of June, rrturning to fort A Lincoln in
Octobsr. Hers Arnold was detailed as
Ofdvfly for Ge-neral George A. Custer,
Who commands! the rvgimeui and past.
Arnold became a favorite with Lieuten-
ant Thomas Custer, who commanded
Company L, and, at his own mpiest,
Was transferred from Troop G to Troop
L. and was discharged May 9, 1874, by
order of the Secrpiary of War. Two
years afterward, June 25th, 1876. five
companies of the Seventh canlry, of
which Troop L wan one, with General
Custer and every oilicer and enlisted
man, were killed in an engagement wllh
the Sioux Indians on the Littlo Big Horn
rtwr to Montana. Lieutenant Donald
McIntosh was ktllrd while retreating
Wllh Troop (i across the Little Big Horn
tirer. After this lxpt‘dltlon Second
Lieutenant. George D. Wallace was pro-
moted to the rank of First Lieutenant of
Troop G, which he commended for sev-
eral years, and was then promoted to the
rank of Captain and placed in command
of TroopK of the same regiment. He
was killed last Monday in an engage-
ment with the Sioux Indians at Wound-
ed Knee creek, Dakota.

In the death of Captain Wallace, hit.
Arnold, who now resides in this city,
Iosvs all the officers under whom he
served and theiaat known comrade oI
lllrl nrmy life, all being killed by tho
same tribe of Indians sine» June“ 1‘06.

w).

——-0ur readers were surprised to see in
moving a clean HlIII’I to day. Brusscls
snap to “ hut wr- washed it With.

FOLD lb A LINE OR TWO.

Matters Worthy of Mention from Every
Quarter of Connecticut.

A new corporation is reported, located
ntStamfnrd, With capital of $1,000.009
for washing. rimming, purifying and
~qu of coal and other minerals, and for
tho mnnufncturr- and sale of machinery
fur such purpnsps.

Tho wife of Frank Gould (colored) of
Georgetown, has cloned With a young
man namrd John Poms. Mr. (luuld
guvvlm Wlfi‘ $40 to ply iht'lr gnu-wry
bill, but she (lucidrtl rho Could spend it
moreprufitahly to herself by taking a
pleasure trip.

R--v. J. J. thh, who Ior the past
sown yours hm ill-en cuntwcted with "IV
Church of tho Immaculate Conception.
m Wutrrbury, inn inn-n ordered to tulto
the pastoral» of tlm church in Tnntfviile,
tho vucmu‘y occurring by tho death of
Ruth Palm-r Quinn, who was buried inst
week.

Y. I. 0. A. Nolan.

All young man should ntlond tho
fllf'l'llllg Sunday afternoon in tho associ-
alum room“, at. 4 o'clock, The senior
tnnmimw Will llt‘ a New Year's spruce,
and Will lN' Ind by Ill» general aocrptnry,
lli-IOIH'A’II by tho member» of tlw religioua
work commtltw. Tho va Years (lily
drtroltllloni will runnm in place until
after this service.

Wilbur Hobbs-ll, Ullrencn Sianson,
Victor Selteoh and Charles McPhi-rmn
nn- tho plsyem in tho crokmolotournu‘
mom for “Ms t-vemng. The play Will
CUNIIIH'HCI‘ m H o'clock.

Thu wurlwn.‘ training class Will moot
at 3 o’clock. It III to be hoped no mom
her will be about.

Tbsy WIII Bus "to Town.

It in aimed that. more mm twvvniy
known claimants for the $200 imnniy
fluid in In) due to the ro-rnllstsd returns
of Nor.l|t. Summit-o." of thin nuulbor
appeared It tho sclsotmon's office this
"turning and riquvsted Ihnt Ihs claims
be paid. Mr. llnsknm conferred With
town attorney Warner and bound tho-
claimants that the town had no right to
pry such bounty under the vote of the
recent town meeting. J. II. Ellendorf
than said that a suit would be brought
against tho town for the amount.

A futon latch for III“! | slits.
eros, anusry 8,—0mn L. Burnett
is mstohed to nppssr walnut Frank Pot-
tlnglll, I New Jam-y mun, for $950 a
side. one tiny the latter part of out
week. Mr. limit In backed by one of
his lnsnds. spromlnani Now York mnn.

«wmfil;o¢ofi;.€i‘ivgiléwomn
msstltmhought they will rmmmsnd

 

tho minim-Isl use of Bros-sh sosp.

u.

our: com counter. ,
Accepting the Invitation or Dr. Ifrsnlr
H. Roscoe. a reporter for tho flour
visited his Connecticut Comment“ Col
logo in tho Gazette building. yesterday.
When Mr. Roscoe started this collena ll ‘
was upon a difierent basis from most of
the "Buainess Colleges," as be had had
n wry extensive actual business ex-
perience and knew from tho barium
standpoint, bow deficient moot Bil-ins“ ,
College graduates were in the littlrl '
things rrquired by business men. I . ,
wuathin some practical business knoww
ledge that made this rchool preferred by.
its patrons and that gave it its ulna.
Connecticut Commercial College. It won
well and favorable known in Norwslkr
before it called the attention of tho In!"
rounding towns to its advantages and
now, after two years and four months
of business, has had 16‘: students, is fol-
lows: From Nnrwalk,81; from South
Norwnlk and East Norwalk, 37: from
Stamford, 8; from Westport, 2; from
Dnubury and Bethel, 27; from Reading,
Branchvillc, Wilton and Burton, 5; and ,
from Pittsfield, 2. The fact that grud-
notes from this college, from both “I 1
business and sienographic departments, '
are today filling positions, that, on no-
cmint of their responsibility, are usually
filled by persons with several years’ bus-
iness experience, speaks for itself. This
Culll'ge fits anyone of average intelli-
gence to hold a poaitiou, and you do not
hear of Its students being placed (2’) over
and over again. Its system of scene-
graphy (personally taught) in used by %
per cent. of the reporters of the world. ‘
A thorough drill in rapid addition, multl.
plicauon and In the short methods of
huszness figuring, precedes every burl.
ness session. ‘ .

Entering the college we were impressed -;
by its bueluvss like appearance. Young
men and women were gomg from one ;
otfice to another, transacting thz {
uess, and all quietly. The main . .. ;
60:25, with Ceiling 16 it. high} .
nicely lighted. The nearest 0:3 '
the tank, which does all the . ~
business for the students, keeping a .3 ..
depositors' balance and making all it
entries in actual business shape. It cerh, ‘9
titles checks, issues certificates of deposit '
and drafts on New York. and presents ;
its quarterly reports. Puss books are i
written up, notes discountedmild pry:
tested, if not paid, and, in short, it Is ‘
complete. j,

The employee of this bank at the pres-
ent time are:

Cashier—L. R. Brown, of Danburyi
Receiving and Paying Teller—Charles _
Learned, of Daubury; Bookkeepers—-
Walton McCaugbsru, of Stamford, and
Charles Helmer, of Norwalk. -.

The next office was the jabbing and
commission house of C. H. Warner is:
Cm, which is suxtsided in shape, where
Uldtv'm reCeived from students were being
filled, billed and entered: merchandise
being n-ceived and goods being sent and ,
received on commission. The cashier I
was busy making out checks and notes
due the students and drawmg drafts, or
sending statements to those who Ind not
paid their bills when due. It seemed
lllit‘ confusion, and yet when everymhg ‘
was entered on the seven nicely bimbo
books which maize this office a compleu...~_
on», everything balanced. ‘

Each employ? of this house has his
special duties to attend to, for' Web
rt-ceivesasalary as in actual basin;
The employee at this time are: “floral“ '
clerk, Leonard Base, of Bethel; rules.
clerk, (ifiorge Ratchtord, of Bethel; coir
signment clmk, Frank Gilbert,“ Belhel
and cashier. Eddie Daniels, 0! Norwsll', .
wuh assistants sehcted from the out
advnnCrd students on the floor, hvp‘
necrasnry.

We (allowed the merchandiseto tbs
freight offices, of which there are six
find them it was rcceipted Ion-ad wry ’{I
billed to its destination, the slum classl- if
ilcutiou and rates being used as by’ L
Mercbnnin‘ Downtch. Another linden
now took it, and from the why bill made T
out an exlwnso bill. and ~ receipt, which
latter was signed by the student, before
he received the goods. At the right of
tho main entrance was this rules ‘
and insurance: «Alice, where deeds, Isms,
ninrtgnurs and .Insurhnco policies Wm
lying around, waiting for the students ,
to on" for them, and routs were being
collected. ()n the mnin floor disju-
dsnts were doing their husband?“ ’
by themselves or In partnership,
getting a knowledge of prsoticnl W
liveping. A» noun no they are sufficiently fr
advanced they ontsr the ofllces, ns-um-
log all the resprmmhthtienof the sumo, .
until they am qualified to take any hust-
m-ss pooition. ] .

All tho instruction is giver: individual. J
ly, and tho dullert student used have no i,
learn but that be on successfully coin-
ploto tho courso without embarrassment.
The college in open day and evening

Namath people certainly have every
rel-on to feel gratified with its very
superior private schools, and we are con-
vinced that in this particular our own
beautiful town ranks second to none In
the stator—Hum.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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K. of P. Ofllcorn Install“. 3.
District Deputy Charter), of Sitting
ford, cuno to this city on Thursdly. .
evening, and installed the [allowing ,
album of Olive Branch Lodge, Knights,

of Pytbiu:

E, W. Purcuprle, I). 0.; WIIIlIm Ba
Doulhtlr', V.U.;ll.. J. Bmitb, P.: Wil-
liam E. Benjnmln, M. of E.: (Hillard,
Ulnrlt, M. of K: J. Pennington, K. of R.
84090119 Hellecli, M. at A4 Howml
Jones, I. (L: Ibudsll O‘Bm, I). (I. ,3,

Al the conclusion of tho Inn-“slim,
exorcise- tho first drum VIII world. '