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'I‘OWN 0F NOIIWALK.

Abbreviuiom: N.-—Norwv.lk; B. N.~Soutb Nor»
walk; 2. N.—Lut {mainl—

'I'o than of our nation who no not al-
roudy swan of the fact we would II fh-t
ovary firm heroin unnamed, who: or of

a or III.“ d a. will be found
I ctly roll-bl. In every holiness Inno-
utlon. and wall worthy of all patronage
claimed to them.

All COMPRESSOBS.
NOBWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water It,
M It. It. bridge.
ARCHITECTS.

“APP. WI. 8. lat Wuhlngtou It, plum nnd

Ipccllfcatlons furnished nt reasonable um.
RANDALL, MINER I). cor. Main nud'Wull su, N.

sale, prospecuve sud free hnnd druwirlg.

AUCTIONEEBS.
HITCIIKLL, JAMES, office wWall st, N. Real
auto how sad luctloneer.
IORRELL a L’HOIIBDIEU, as Worthington It,
nil kinda of property sold.
BAKERS.
mm hSON, 27 Must, N.nnd:yl Wuhmgtpu

themiuiwl Beglnllicmywrigm. Keep .. .
your name may: bt'ffleflw public. . . ngliiiun.Tm Iftllilng' Seutlnel has u very » ‘
NUMBER 933- “m“ “fl:i% alarm" SOUTH N OJRWALK. CON N .. SATURDAY. JANUARY lo. 1891. PRICE TWO CENTS
D I R ECTORY mfg?" me WW“! an curl-um III-mu! m. n!" 000"- R K A 1. ES T AT E N E w S. iiv rxrtirnioiv rennet». of mum go on u u can be prevent:

at, :5. N. ulso dealer: in confectionery, toe
mlmmtc.
aCOFll-ILD EMMA C. 19 No. met, 5. N. Sole

agent for llorton's celebrated ice crum.

W KRNEK, CHAS. L. Main runes: Wall, N. Pure
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh grinds dsily.

WIL‘iON's "Home Made" Bread Bakery, urunite—
villc. Leave orders at Gus I’itzcr's, 11' HR. I'hice,

BANKS.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Willi st, N.
capital $100,000, surplus 914,100. . (merge in.
Holmes, president; I}. L. Boyer, Vice-president;
William A. Curtis, miner. .

CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, .65 Washington st,
near Main, 3.1%. Capital $100,000; surplus 31:5
500. II. II. Rowan, president; Jucub If. Luy-
ron, cashier.

FAIItI-‘IELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
«H Wall st, N. InCurpomtcd 136%. Capital w,
W. I’mt.,Jumes W. Ilyutt; viceprest., Ldvnn
O. Keelcr', cashier, Lewis C. Green.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, The,51
Wull at N. Deposits $530,000, rurplus $20,090.
Winfiel s‘. bluntly, prest; tin :i. Crow, Vice
prest; Jnmeo II. Bailey, U855.

NATIONAL BANK OI“ NORWALK, The, 51 Full
st. N. incorporated 1537. Capital $240,000. hben-
eur Hill, pram; E. J. Iliil, Vice preuL; II. I’.
Price, miner. Directors, IS. Ilill, I.. J. Hill,
W. U.Tbomua, E. Ii. Lockwood, J. A. Osborn.
O. I). Wilson, 1-}. Beurd, D. W. Fitch, W. I-
Bialmp. Bunkers‘, Merchunfa', flunufucturere ,
Personal and Emily mount: are italicized.

NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, Whilst, N.
Deposits over $.WMD, surplus 500.000, Ircurge
If. Holmes, pl'c!L; If. B. Cmufurd, rmeprtsL,
George E. Miller, trees.

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, D..-
poeius over 3500,000, surplus “haul. Alden riot
mans. prasL; John II. Knapp, tress. Interest
paid depositors. IIoney loaned on mortgage.

BEEF, (\thlesale.)

SOL’TII NOIIWALK IIEEI" (:0. s‘. N. Hummonli
bud, pork, sheep, lamb, mil. etc.

TERRY. WM. M. k (10., N. Amuur's beef and
provisions. Home dressed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BUXTON, J. I". Postiltiicc box 433. N. Circulars
folded in over will) hunduy pupcrs.

“LAC “SMITHS.

CARR,OEO. T.Ԥmt Iuymoud at. s. N.
shocin u s ' t '.

g IKICIDtbiE BlIlLDI-lkri.

BELL, GEO. S. a CO. l’. 0 box fill, a 2". builder:
of bridges, ducks, pile IOlllllLllllOIli‘, etc.

BOUT AND BIIOE DEALERS.

BROWN, II. :5. no. Kain st, 3. N. custom Work rum
repairing u specialty.

HARVEY, C. II. No. Mann st, 5. N. Ipecmtimi in
boots. shoes turd rubbers.

SCHACBJOIIN 3'. SON, 65 Worthington st, :5. N.
A gull ussortmcnt at low prices.

B00! A51! DIIOE BEPAIBINI}.

PHILLIPS, 01-10. 2'.) ' Plum, 5. N. All
work wily und protup done.

"00183151.me AND NTATIUNEKS.

PINNEU, J. ARTHUR. N, Curd engmvuig, wax.
ding stationery, base bull and tennis guuda.

PLAISTED'S DBL'U b'TOlIE, 43 Wusliingmn st,
5. N. Sum-oi supplies uni general smuonrry.

BOX MAKILIIB. (Wood and Piper.)

KNAPP. E- F. er 151.5. N. mnnui'ucturcr of but

cases. puking l»xcn,ctc. General shop jolilimg.
BUILDINO MATEBIAIJ.

Fm, JOHN II. ff. Washington st. RN. ulsu
blue atone. newer pipe. hay. Itmw, etc.

LEONARD. CHAS. '1‘. Water II, N. brick of all
kinds, linicmcmcnt, plaster, hulr, etc, also DillI.‘
stone, lire brick and clay.

RAYMOND BROS. lilwunkee, Philadelphia mu
Trenton fronts, brick, ltIIh, lilac, Cement, Wt.

BUTTER. CHEESE, HUGS, ac.

BOSTON BUTTER HOUSE, next door to the roar
Olllce, 3. N4 specialty mud: of ull didereni
vnrietics of check, imported rind donteetic. l‘ll
mules of butter, eggs, lard, canned goods, etc

CARRIAGE KEPOaI'I‘OKIES.

DANN, W3. E. w Wm u, N. CWT“, barium,

horse. stable and carnage furnishings,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

CROWD, JAll-Ln Osnup Ann It, s. N. chum:
given, Jobbing promptly nttcndul to.

HORTON, W1 A. 6: 'l‘uyloruvcnue, :5. N. Jobbing
promptly Attended to.

RANDALL, l. I). Kuwait's mill, K N. laden
muchincry run by clump power enables me w ill"
low figures. lame work | specialty.

BAYIONDJ. IL w Wow It, rl.N. unnufucturu
of moldings, butchers, wings, comer blocks, col
umns, unveils, bululu-rn. Baud. scroll rowing um
fuming. lint blocks, bottom inadmbenchcmucits,
JUDIIIM done. intimates ulVizfl. Telephone 51-6.

SHKIIWOOD. 5. If. H Oruve st, :5. N. Julllnili;
promptly “thnlh'd to.

\i llu‘iuififi. Ilelannmrt, um: lulu—«Mllw rm.
\\ glint. .linl Iklllun luv-2. N. blunt muul Wlif‘klflg,
mouldings, wttuluw frulim mill tiirumu, Law.“
alumnus. Mom-y lmtml. ’I'l'lcplium: numlnrr 3:»;

outrun AND UIIAJLIITIIt'v.
soulful“) a Oi‘l‘..it.m-ttr max, 5, 55 um,
lugwn rt, 3. . . trace mlwrtislumum
CAIIILIAU I; MA .\ (J PAC I"; III-.1“.

‘l ILLY . DEN KI, Sodium Ill, .8 N nmllliful tilrcr of
cultures, bound nutrition given to repairing.

h MHII'I' l I'IJNN, firm»! blullkllu r! , nullitiflu.
:zm-n of “3mm, utopia». trim in, cut. Painting,
Ill-mm and Input»; “wildly, iluue-siioung.

L'A’I'llllillus.

b'AII’IOlh, C. h. '34 NH. Mum «i, formerly of Brawl»
wny, N. I. were: for wed-ling.» and parties.

MEAD. I’KBUKI‘HOKFDIWAH at, N. wuhhug. a;
punk: an It! at r to n amour. “our...

vfiATIIUL-Hl “IMIDH.

IIA‘EH,J. T. I. (Ill. 1") Hum if, N. Alum nuwiv.
mien, station”!- Add lnmlsmllt nu,

(51:30:31 I'IPI; MANIZI‘ACII'KmM

LEONAIIIJJTIIAB. T. “mm If, N. ull nllA’l and
my“, aim uflflcilu slew. ruping. '11:,

CIGAR mu. MANIJPAC’I'CIIKBIL
arr. JOHN. MM». :9. 11‘ Mutt-hull If, rl. N motive
turret claw boron and out" in "ileum.
CIGAR MANPI‘AC’I’ITIIEM.

BUTT b OLMHTIIAD NOAH (In, The, 1030. lulu
st. ll. N. maul-(tum! of lim- rum

our WELL menu (In. The, Wuhmzwu st, :4. iv.
Willard ism.

tumult. ll. so 80. lulu-t. s. :6. him jobber In
crookcn‘ uncles.

CIVIL EHOINEERN.

KNAI'I’, WM. b. it]! Wmhlngttm M, S N. primpt
uranium given to local mrvcyimr, Lori hm :13.

mill W. II. I 301nm Wei-t mam!» ml (Hurt.
mull burnt-l N. flydrniilinuo-lmniwy rumiwen.

flaunt}. N, a: loin Kt, N. 5»vame;

u to.
ounnmu DEALER»;
COIR‘I’OCK BRO“. Milt. building. N. soul It
gojnln 19.x. Mufti-m. jublpn and lemma,
“PAL All) WOOD.
ms JOHN II. It. Wulunqton st. FIN. Iranian.
Wil . "will“. Cross Emu. Mint;
ARI). (.‘IIAS. 1'. Wow m, x. the but "rig.
flu of Anthracite land mtunmm coal. um All
hint of kindling wood.
RAYIOI'D Film. mun. Cm (m wad mull
lime curl. ll lm lulu-rm- form put-pom.
TOLL“. n. I. O CO. Water It. up. who: footer)
If. II. In}. um. groin, feed. etc.
' COLLEGES.
martian COHZRCIAL. Our-tie b'd'g,
N. V. II. III-cm, wistful Ill) tad evening.
I (lfll'uTIOlllJ (Declar- n-d luau-ff”
lllflllil. In“. Illi Wartime-ct, ll. 3. c-
an. yin, uh. 6” M you.

I run I'll! .‘Om
wmflm“'

Horsev

momma
fun-rs of the Nebula 1106. Cornell.
COIN!!! ummu.
PIAIS’I'D‘S COUGH multivariate! to can,
manufactured ct 43W It. 5. N.
(mourn! AND aunswm
NASH, I. II & 330.001. mmwwull.
Azure And tin ware
UNIVERISAL $108!. The. No. Hula If,“ Welt,
MW, crocury. glans wire, bounfnrnublmJtc.
0mm
HOWELL, C. P. hadn’t block. So. Illa If. I.
N. Oflcehoun,8n. in. tony. to.
KENDALL. GEO. 8.. one. Warn 0., cor.
Prunklln m. ll. N. Home 8 Mn. to u. pun.
NEWKIRK,J.C. outcast rum: Lewis-t.
nun Congregntiorlui Church, N. gun Ida-inland
Gold and pomluln crowns inseam}.
WEED, W. I... 0.13.5. 79 East Washington It, a. N.
Hour-8 n. m. tollp. in. On ministered.

D0038, BASH AND BLINDS.
SMITIIM'. I]. A: CO. 1.5 a 1’; Wm It, N. curring:
wood work, wheels. etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, F. M. 39Chertnut at, 5.3. Crushed Im,
newer cautnctor, cm.

RAYMOND BROS. Akron, alt glued nod cement
pummel!) incbuludimtu

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

3:3? SIDE Pflékkbllékcm tun gum are, I. N.
'Illdl! MID. I0 nu I0: . ll. PM
lions carefully compounded. p ’P
GREGORY, J. G. lib Well at. N. W I”.

Wholcuule und retuil. Populur pricea.

RIGOSJOIIN A. ll lulu «,5. Perfum-lfty

rive.- diaermt perfumes.

PLAISTKD‘S, ‘3 Washington at, S. N. purcnt mch

clnes,etc. Physician” prescriptions it specialty.

DRY-GOODS.

AMBLERJ. L lb Sf)N$—“'I'he Equltuhle," No. 2

632mm building, N. Dry goode, oil cloths, mat.

tings and rugs.

BANKS, II. E. Mubackemn Hotel block, 5. N. dry-

goods, notions,gioveu, etc. Undlcrweitrurpeciulty.

BENNETT, J. I". to Main at, N. Business cum!»

lished over forty—two yum.

DICKEIIMAN, A. t SON. 34 Washington at, S. N.

dry~goodn, curpets, rtc. (see adv.)

SCOI'IELD a IIOY'I', :l Gazette hldg, N. 68 Wash-

ington at, s. N. (Ste advertisement.)

STREET. EDWARD, 5 Huerta hldg, 3. Dry

goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
ELECTRICIAN.

BAKER, E. V.. Elerrrir gun lighting:

ulurms: (:ill lltrlL‘. .‘tc.

EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS (30., times ruilrruul edition, 5.
Nuud 43 Whilst, N. Express forwarders to ull
puns of the world. I'usseuger train Service. Law
fillets. Lester Ilurlt, merit.

EXPBmlEN.
BUXTON 8r BRUNDIOE, office A! Benedict's, 4:)
Willi at, N. Our motto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS, h urge, furniture uni
piunus moved. ertve orders ut luistcd'l. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W, N. slate It: post-office um!
Ilule's. Careful and prompt service.

lk'I'BAUI‘a. WENCES, ETD.

BI’XBEE. F. 5. u ('0. in Main at, N. Manufactur—
cm of acnueld's rclchmled flavoring extrnrrs.
NOIIWALK EXTRACT U). N. mnnufucturem of
tine extrmrts. I". 5. Amblcr.

I'IlBTlLIZEIIs.
RAYS“ iND BROS. Brillllt‘y'r' IIIIM‘r-pllllflplmtr:,!pcc-
iul IIIIIIIIII'PI‘, lurid plaster, ground bonuwmxl 3311819.
SMITH. W. II. .t ('0, Water at. N. agents for Wilv
lllllnr‘ L'lurk ll: Co's sumdurd fertilizers.

FIB}: BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND Bill)5.«irlilnary shapes in stock, spec-
uls Ll) ordcrfire niomir,surul,chimney tine linings-

nsu. overruns. cums. v.10.
III'NT & ZELI’I‘I‘. 69 Wuhmgmu st, :9 N. Inc
lish, oysters, clams, fruits, grime, vegcmblms, etc.

FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON. JOIIN Ii. (2: Tuylor Avenue, S. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND altos. contractors for dug, comm,
Asphalt, brick. cement and gravel wullu.
[FLORIDA 5111A.“ AND IIO'I‘ WATER
II II AT IIILSI.
MEI-KER, W. II. .2 CO. Music [full black, :5. N.
sole IILYL'KILI'.

FLU! R. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND mull" I‘LOLIt, the bust nude. Don't
foil In use it.

L'Ill IMMEDIEIL', DANIEL. cost end of W'Mrmgton
st bridge. The choicest of family dour krpt.
RAYMOND BROS. hay. stmw. flour and feed in
package. loud, cur or wire lots.
RED MILL. Durieu.Cr0fmt A Rose.
ground. Iced. gruhmn untl rye flour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL. Wumlwunl I’liu‘v. R. N. plants, cut
fitment and ommuenurl plu’lx nuulr: m onlrtr.
GUIOL’E, P, L. :ill Ward st, 0519. Union Cemetery. N.
Plums, cut duwars, etc. 'urul work it specialty.
.lchAY, JOHN, E. N. hair the depot. kidding
luntsv—tzui. flowers and floral work of oil kinda.
the roses :1 rpccunty.
SMITH, JOHN II 50. Muir: at, rl.N. the oldest and
best known florist m tl'ii:I victnity. Plum», cut
t‘luwurs, etc. Floral work of mi Lindd .5 amenity
rmddunu promptly,

FURNITURE DEALERS.
HOLEMAN, TIIEl)DUBE,i'l'u.~_~h:m;.un P[.u‘1L"l.tmfI)
Furniture, looking grim-:4, pictlln: fruruvxn, (ICC.
CIIAII 4k WIIIT'I‘LEsI-IY. :18 Muir: It, N. (Imy-
mund‘s old stand). rice udvrrtiecmut.
RAYMOND, UEU. If. new store, to um! ts )fuln 9t,
N. Four dmn ullove old stone.

STOW, DA VII), ill, 23. IV). and $2. 30. lulu It, SN.
Furniture, mattresses. etc,"

6A3 LIOII‘I' CIDDIPANIES.
NOIIWALII GM LIOIIT COXI'ANY. Office 1'}
Wuer st, N. On- fur light, iieut Mid. power.
(Joke nix ccutnper burnt-l. Cool 'I'ur Illl'cc dob
lurs per banal, package um.

“BIDDERS. (fibula-um.)
HOLMES a KEELEKfliunl l1 Wull st N. Whole-
I'll-it: gmmrn, Ilullr. grunt, buy, etc.
HELLEITK utmrl. I‘IIIIIII lrl Willi pt, N. whluumlv
mixers, dour. final, gram. buy, ctr.
(mac MRS.
BROWN 1. WIIA‘UK. IO WMblngum sf, 3. .‘I lulc
lthlIl’ll fur rrlrbrillcll Huntington crrimirry liiilIr-r.
“I‘LLKFJI, CONRAD. HI Wilmington st, 1-9 N.
choice grmirrizn Illll provisions.
P'Ellltlfl. FILM-l. ll Iiilttummr in IlllKClllllR,'.5lNo.
Mull) pt, 5. N. mlllr ulrlicucil-n for family triulc.
FINNEHAN ll H’IlldflJJ, fills 3min sf, N, limit,
fur-l, tiny. stmw, moi ml wood.
FINNEI’ ll BENEDH‘T, 41 Wall rt. N. fancy our!
Implc groceries, cunhctioncry, fruit, em.
FITCH. D. W. Wm. ave, cur. Marvin at. 1‘3. tritium:
“mm. Menu, mu, butter, etc.
(IIMV ER. l'. 1,, If: Wall at, )5.
Hull: uliuulialilc.
OUYIRA SUNJ‘. If. Spring-mud. 5. 5‘. ant. Kro-
tzriel. chum unto. flour, lad. etc.
llANl‘nItD, w, at, low on. our It. If. nation, I. N.
Aubert"!- Will, ItillOOl supplier. um.
LAWTUN. l7. Ila (‘1' a :lo. Slum rt. 3. N. (to
cum uml “If“?! «ll-licuu-n.
lillOMSilDlEU, llANfilem-trmfof Wiuhlngtou
It. bridgr. :‘l N. trim, colleen. lpll'k‘ll, to specialty.
MOORE & "AIRMAN. Nu. Mum wt. rim: Wei-t, rm.
flue grim-nun. foreign (mite. llonr. fer-I, m.
NEW YORK TEA (In . 4'7 Ifnln ut. Naif. Heller”
Tenn. antler» uml spit" it npcviulty.
NIIJIRILRHON a storm, as urn: 3’: Main It, 3. I
specialty nan-fr. of “blue «murmur.
O'I‘IIAME. OED. Wilton live. and School It. 15.
New More. new good» null new pm”,
NZYMOI'II.L‘. l. m WMhln too If, 8. N. Muir
gunmen for Mahmud 'lmv ' untried mimic.
VALDEN. CHAN. II. 5 Wnll It. N. Creamery but.
tn, rim. eggs, table dummies. frlllfall. ctr.
ul’flw AID nuwnslrmw,
“ENS. sxwt'mrmn mi Spurting (man at six
kin!!! M 30 4 Warn 0.. N

“511E319 I'Iils. tfl’l‘l’s on
ASCII. JONEPII J. 7 Humor at. ll. N. nlm former!
of but bodies.

DATE“. MARTIN JR B CO. 79m '7! Spring in. 3.
.‘vi. lmprmersofmt skim, plumber. trimming.
And rutwrv of thw' furs.
runway 1001A
WHEELER. W. A Wm at. s. N. in)! founder.
light soft (MUM. “tenem- wmr noun.

BATS AND CAPS. futon.)

KNAP? Tlll IIA’I’T M ”W I.
nupectultymulenfl'nvn'ltiflnurl. Mfr...
llA‘l' IANUVAC‘I’IVIIIIO.
URINE“? A INA". mm to». Wow
wt. lain & em, I“ I“ I Twila sun. 5. 3.
New York our: in than never.
IIITBIIILL h BAWWK II. 3.3. I'm

burglar

Gram. clinic

KW! to the but

mi! curl-av derby
lun’lnsn a caramel, Day It. 5.3. one New
Forming Conway, slum

Yogi: BAT (:0. The. by“ star. Dry. 5. l.

mail“
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Wr.r.emu.x.iimmmm
, Wm

mum, w. u} 00. ism! 17 wing-c, mm»
033%” w tgnnupplulzi ms N noun.
cite, glut. he (one ndv.)
mama IAIIZIII.
mm. P. Ilflwulrt. N. cutout modem
uul repairing neatly dorm
noun DIAL!”-

nous: allot“
flcQL'IIAl. JOHN, No. lulu It. II. N. week) It
tuition given to shoeing driving I; trotting m.

norms.
“BEGAN HOTEL. is Ifuin “field. 1.0. Collin.
It , marlin; um.

uropeun
GERMAN“ HOTEL, 9 Rullrnnd place. acorn
Schmb W

xrmwuiu writ. . on n. It, It depot.
l. McPherson. mflmlfll umodntlom

OLD WELL HOTEL. 86 Wflhlugtou II, 3.33. Reed
Ifnvilsnd. proprietor. W pin. 80m.

HOUSE WINDING GOODS-

STBVENSJ. II. WWIW It, s. N. crockery,
datum. tin Ind wooden wire.

to]: DBALm

WARD. r. W Pom mr s. rt. nlvo

milk producer. .

“mum A03!“
UOOLIDGE it LOCKWOOD, 9 lulu It, 2‘. blue
mewd reel estate in All it. bruncba.

LAYTON. JACOB I. Wuhlngtnn st, next to P1).
ri N. are, plate glut, uccident nod life. (lee adv.)
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. lulu ad Wu]! m, N. Red
mule, lure-taunts. loun- ncgoristdv etc.
HOEKIIIJAI L'IIOMMKDIBU. 96 Wuhiugton or,
:9. N, strictly rim-clan commit: reprcuntcd.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, 4.5 u 47 Wubington If,
rl. N. Ital We “of. lmuruncc.

INSPRANCZ COMPANIES.
CONW’I'IUIJT GEN'L LIFE INS. (70., 9. rl. L'
Ilomuredizu, urgent, Wuhlnaum pr, SN. see ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. '20 Wilmington
at, :9. N. I". J. limhb, usumt aunt.
Nt'ilfWALK PIKE INS. 60.. N. In "tearful
busiuees since him. No outstanding lose chum
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 43 Washing-
ton at. s). N. Jim. French. not. uupcrintcrulrnt.

INTEQTME‘N'I' SECURITIES.
GRAFFITI"). II. B. Mwnir. blolz, N. ll”. m
Nubile-sex Barking and htultnlfirt I't'gr: you.

I305 AND STEEL.
5MITII, W I]. .t CO. l5 And i‘.‘ Wm rt. N.
aprings, Mics, We lumlvmre, etc.

IRON PL‘XCB AND RAILINGS.
SIERRITT E. If. .52 and .56 Wear st. N. iron work
of ull kinds.

THE DI'NI'AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Wm
It. ll. N. Win. II. Iloyf, proprietor,
[ROS POUNDBIIJS.
GILES lb ('LANCY at The Norwuik Iron Works
(142., und aim at Ilridgepon, Conn.
JEWELEIKQ.
PEIftlffS. A. s 30 So. Main at. .H‘ N. op. City Hotel,
5N. uric watch repairing; u sperualty.
IIOYT. II. II, is No. fluin at, .5, N. strictly drchlu»
good.» at low prices.
JAIIKSUN. lcllRAND, 58 Wall rt, N. watches, din
mnnds. ctc. Fine watch repairing a. 9pettmlty.
RUDD. II. 5. dmmomlayutchem. jewelry, Iiinfl' uric
pflllflf. worn. rupturing uspcvgluily. a} Mom st, 5.)"
LA WI'ILK‘I.
:IE'STIN. ALFRED I'. mom :1 Mam/hie b'd'g, Wnll
pr, borough. Nomi-y and Ilml Ilamtc.
FROST, HI’ssEI. 2 No. Main pt, urxmry, inglb
bit-mess of all Lin curefull y nttcmfrzd tn.
IIEIILBIZTTJ. BELDEN. mom: 5 and i5 Gucttc
building. Wall at, borough.
LIMIT. JOIIN II. 102 Wuhi , n at S. N. notary
commissioner of dart!» for . ew York stole.
IJXEIIWlMD, EDWARD H. mom 4 Gazette mag.
borough. Atromry, riomry and mime.
SEYMOUR. JOIIN :4. mom 3, Flufllcld Co. Nut.
Bunk building, N. Connsljlur ut luw.
WALSH, JOHN J. moral Ifupvihic building. Wu“
st, borough.
LIVIZIII' sunning.
DAN'S. IIOBM'E E. Exrrlsinr Livery rind baud
mt: enable». DIE-tr: No. Pi River st. N.
OREHURY, til-10, 2+. if fin-.zhr -t. N. Pine turn
ours u rpmzuil’y, Telephone 3545.

DOCK MANUFACTURERS.
UN'KWUOD MANITI'MTTI’IZINO (in Do st, 3
N. )Iuniimcturers turbuilrlrrs' bunlwure fr'n-hir.
063cc an I‘rurl at; NM Turk office 00 Reade rt.
L'htcugi) other l’J Lulu. st.

NORWALK LUCK (IiiMI'.\NY, (.4 N. New Your
Office 12 Chambers pt. Lorie rind hmldrrin' loud
were; designers; founders' workrm n! which
[mum trimmings in hrumrt, lam unll iron.
LL'lllulu DEAIJJILU.
HILL, [-1. J. ‘) Wntcr st. N. All kinds of lumhcrd.
livemf to my point by rml, with or weird,
MACHINE SIIDI’S.
NORWAIJK IRON WORKS (TU Thr. Water or.
mm: It. If. bridge, 5. N. ism-ism machinery. mm
null brass cutouts, forum ., Bobbitt metal, re
polrs for manufuctnrire our ntrzimhmho.
St.lll"IELD, Wlf. A. Knight st. N. New
null: ml repairing prumptiy uttznllrtl to.
MARKET (IABDIZSEBS.
.fEN’NINllz-l A WATEKBL'RI', 5 N. berries and or
mice produce in season for the whom-sic rude
MARKET».
A MODEL IARKET. in Well st, N Wm.Wnrdinii.
prop, beef, veal. Lumb mutton utrl poultry,
AVISON, A. [An lulu st, N. menquirs, vegan
bin, nah, More", clown. and canal-lye, butter
amp, 11rd, canned goods. etc.
BENNE‘I‘I’ t. IfL's’l‘ED.mnm. firth, o r-, lob
norm. clans. frultn, :5, Nu, Shin at, :5 . ,
BISHEIL. DANA t‘. l'.‘ Mom at, N. (hows mate.
poultry. bit. vegetables, etc.
IlitlTTO‘s CEN FILM. IIAIIKE'I‘. 6 Wutcr or, N
3mm, vcwul’llvzilellil-v. pOulLry, at luwmt prtcw
mum. WILLIAM [I Mull“ Your: market, If N
Pine merits. fresh “gramme-limo: rub pricu
PAKRINOTON, J. A. meal», mllryjlb,» um,
IMEWIlclJmlquuHCI. etc. It mm, . N
IIEIBT, 6E”. Ellr‘i uirfiur. II, N. rbuu’r: w,
vacuum», fruit. ctr. lowertrneh prirn.
IIAYEH PERI). 1:13“).an at. :I N prime mat»
of oil lumi- Home rrmheml lord I npcciulry,
JL’IXMJN. A. 0. Ccntml lurkctxor. Mum Nut lhvi
Will It. :4. N. I'lwlrr WW. poultry. vegetable-
IJMBUIINEB, WM. 199 War-Won at. hmlp. ll
N. Winn“ tourism-hm.
LOUKWOOD. I. WW St. bridge. 9. R. In
now. tell, oyvuarl. alum, "pubis“, etc.
LOIJIIWOODI LOUKWOOD. 7 In: if, N. ht
mm witty. this, onto", dam is npeviulty.
LYON!» It, 5.. Did Well Maker,” No. III! a,
5. N. prime menu and poultry It lowest price»
HALMO. ALIHN. Inn It. near Wont, 3. N alum:
BMW, M1. «yum», vrzetnblen, drllcnlcnm. m:
I'II'KEBINO. II. 2+. But uve,np. nclvnil lunm,E.N.
but. mil. muturmrm,
i-ltJIIM’II. JAG'OB. at War melnirm ”,6. N.
ntrlctly “M954“. mutt-o. poultry u spunky.
SMITII'S WASHINGTON MARKET. an Washing
um st. to, 3‘. line new And poultry (or family and:
fiPILIuANiIJ. W. In Inward st, N. wagon runs

dolly all our the town.
WADE, W14. mam. lit-(have. em wlfun m
m t mt-
I’hmcl Inc-u. pool.

to all part: of rrvwn with are fresh
WIXUN. .3. II. 27 Wall pt, 3.
try. fmltn. "gentler, butwr. em, arc.
MARBLB AND GRANITE.
BAT”, P. W. War at. N, mmfvtum of aria,
mitt: WI marble mark. slain dealer in building:
atone lad rcmctnry work.
strum». 3J1. a» flute rt. 3, mm Ind an»
Ice monomers, berm. pom. mt.

”AMINO AND BUILD!”
nflMOL’R. HENRY. 129 mu m. 9.3. All kinds
of m tum murmu- taken.

SHELDON, WILLIAl. ”Wilma mint, 5. null
m Man was. curling.“
BII’I'II. WILL“! If. in Want It. s. I. Jobbing

promptly mm to.
uwwn, WILLIAII. 5 “in u. it. All hfwhof
new mom and grilling prmnpriy mum to.
W from my own my.
warn 0mm".
(m1 5m. Mic but . ff. Ill it
uncouth! mu! ‘ pd.
llchAm IAlel.
WMQIKI. I at Wall of, N. A perfect It (all.
our , .
moon. I. 17 North lain It. s3. Pitt alluring
causally.
gunman. WM LI. Wad
nullity.

n
7 “In”! II. Ml!
a . .
wmmmm“

 

CAVANAGII..IIIB I. II. 4(7on If. 8. N. Ilium!
“cm W uiiiiww 3 Wow
'AW I! for
N. (at UM!) '

fl.
men com. I 49 run If. for
“Old Bum Wul'lyelnz mallow-wag." '

JAIKS, Hill I. I. ‘2 80. “not, 8. N. W
nylon. Inviting I Wally.

5T. JOIIN. Ill-sen Elvin It..N. lllllncry. My
Ind Ihir (Hindu

IIIISIO TEACHERS.
BRADLEY IIIIB. (I. W. zbtcrofthe luteWrn.
II. Nab) lent Iain It, N . natmrmiuil inn-l: only
FRITZ. IISII MINNIE P. 191 lulu at. N. Plum
Ind orpn Iii-traction.
amount.“ 3. arm cull. Plano, arm
And humanly.

IfUN’I’l‘NO’I'ON,m. I29 Ifnln It, N. You! In-
struction ml voice development.

NABII. llsll JENNIF- K. a: North avenue. N.
Piano and argue Instruction.

SAWYIR, IRS. R. J. teacher of lnltmmtll OM

vocal mm; Residences: Mn. R. H. Pluhued’v,

West It, 5.1!.

ms nzro'rs.

BODWILL. II. I. 14 Washington If KN. blob
books, nudmry. mm, , ctr. If

WHEEL 1.3. 155 Wuhlngton II brl B. .
New-55%“, smiouery, tin ad (has .3533

If!" If)“ “83qu
VIII!" 8. I). Order! left at Bodwell'l Inn.
74 Win Mi. 8. N.

LOCKWOOD. C. 2. official DeKlyn'l. I. It; (IQ
ory’l NJ New York in Omar.
m I SWORD-Ill” FURNITURE.
PODIIOIIII, WK. under Solution Amy Bunch,
II. N. Stores, rungee, crockery, wpete, etc.
0151']!!! PLANTS” AND DEALERS.
BELL. IIIIthIf P. O. Box ill. 8. N. wholesale
Ibipper of oysters rud clams.
CUTBHJ. Ill J. foot of leam it. 8. N. whom»
rule dealer in line oylters.
flOY'f‘, W. Ill 1.30m 124 Water at, S, N. (foot of
Raymond) plume“, exporters und inhaler-l:
denier- In imtive oyltci'l.
REED a HOUSIIAN. 1M Wnicrrt, B. N. punter!
and shippers of Norwullr oylten.
VAN NAlut. J. Li (.‘0., P. O. Box 558 8. ll.
Oysters and alums, wholceulc and rctail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
SORWALK PATTERN WORKS. Chan. II. Alo-
thnrpo, prop, Riverside IVE. S. N. bmvco, 81cm
1nd [Int llir Furnace work I epccl-lty. Sole
men: for the «debuted (futon furnuce.
PAllN'I'S. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWIT'I'. .l. T. 45 lulu at. N. Jewert'e leads,
Manny and Wulsworth's mind paints.
RAYMOND BROS. chett‘s. Album: and Seeley'l
kind. Culcnttn oils And Averill CMEICII Point.
slMl'l'lI. W. II. a ISO. 15‘ 1? “Wm 2:. N. Igentp
for Inngmun & Ermine: points.

PAPER IIANGINOQ.

PROWIT’I', J , T. 45 lulu If. N. window clinics,
lfnlluuxfn. 11mm, etc.

TAYLOR at CO. ‘21 lulu if. N. Also bardwure,
points, all», gins, etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIIAN, f}. A. ll Muir) It. N. immunoa-
prmm. Children'- photos it lptxlulty.

VJRTII, G S, 78 Wuhingwn st. 5. N. one qtullty
only Ind that me best.
KEADMANL P. E (Suzette bulldl , N. Clhirlet .
photugmtihn ‘2 .‘a/ per drrz; one I «101. $1.50.
, rum results AND BBPAIBKBB.
HENDRIX. ll'. F. rr-r Wu}: .1an Knight «3 . N. Aim
dealer in plum». (imam, sheet music, etc.
PLASING MILLH.
RANDALL. MINER D E. N. All kindaof wood
work at. mail or for the mile.
PLUMBING.
IEEKER ll (30., W [1. Ifus’rr, Ilnll block. 3. N.
I'Lrimbinnr. strum and gun fitting.
NASH. P. II. A BRO. cor, Main and Wei-r m. S. N.
I’lumhzm, um! grin fitting, mgr: Md hm".
BAILEDADS.
NORWALII nous: RAILWAY 00. Jun“ W.
Ilyutf, print; Edwtn (I. “an. “apt.

Ill“. MAT! £63818.
LAY’I'ON. JACOB If. Wuh‘ingtm If. next to P 0.
SN property for snlc. bonus to rent. (see Adv.)
IMIIIIELI. A L'IIOMXEDISU. 93 Washington II.
a. N selling. noting and reflecting.

INDICATIONS 0? A SPRING BUILD-
ING $00!.

A $14,500 'I'rruufar Yutordny—A New
York (loath-nun to Build sour-l lfoulu
In South Norwulk.

Yesterday Willis Woodward, of New
York, sold five houses on Woodward
nvenno, and two boom on Charles street,
East Norwulk. to a Mr. Wallnce, of New
York. We understand that the price
paid was 314,500.

The architect of the new building for
Colonel Frank S. Roberts' Military
school, rays that work on the building
will probably go ahead In the spring.

The New Haven Weekly Record prints
the following items relating to sales of
Norwulk real estate:

Through the agency of Taylor R. Gold-
en Christian fiwulz has sold a lot on
Woodward avenue, fifty nine feet front,
to J. H. Butereon. Mr. Battereon paid
$550 for the lot and expects to build
thereon in the spring.

Raymond Brothers have sold the house
and lot No. 153 Ely avenue to Jns. A.
Smith, the oyster dealer.

Alphorizo A. Raymond has sold the
property at the corner of Cliff and Ridge
streets, 1101250 feet, to R A. Benedict.
Mr Benrdtct is a New York resident and
exprcts rnbuild several houses on the
property in thr- spring.

The Norwulk Savings society has sold
the house and lot on Grunt streut, known
as the [lolly place, to Patrick Mclnerny
for 81,800.

Swartz d: Corbett have decided to
build the front of their new building on
Washington stroll: of Trenton proased
brick, trimmed With brownstone. granite
and lt-rm (:nffl’l.

PITNCTI‘A I. PUPILS.
One of the G's-tut I‘u'fonin the Educ:—
flon of Chlldrcn.

Two days since we gave a list of 9th
grade pupils of the Franklin Htrm'l school
that had not missedu ulnglr.‘ half-day's
ntfendunre- (luring the winter form of
sixteen “NOISE. Below Will lu- found a
“it (rum timer gruelrs. One of the
greatest facturr in the ('IjllCtIIlln of a
CIHIII in its hnnw training smd punctual-
ity, one of thw- most III‘SIYBI’OIP qualities
to which a pupil can br- trained;

Grade- 8—Paulrrw llivvrjlrw- L'irrégan.
Jennio- Roml, Willi» limrs, Ernest Tilly,
John “'tmifwrtrd.

Urndo T‘Guy Lee, Charles T, Mitchell,
Albert School), lrvmg Smith. Josie
amigmnller, Herbert Tilly, dei'.‘ me-

bridge.
(Inadv- fl—Alhr‘rt Hrzz‘rrd. Dwight
Kwp, Emile» Ilulllr. Hr-nrv Shields,

 

.I’III‘ON, f). K. Gazette bldz, N. Investment: anal
mnriey rlii lulm. ALI!) insurance ilrLtle in but: y
of rampant-~20 at the lowest rum. .
anwrtm. E. A. No. Initial, s. N. homes a?
ram ml limiting lots for sum. l

BllfiI'I'Al'IIAN‘I’S. T
822 "IVE. 5 War st, N. m M It uii‘
hours, dinner 5c. .
rIENKY‘fi. 1v; So. Mum sf...“ N. The rim-t 25c dinner1
in lhr my. Iimrd by the thy or work. !

HMKITABV ENGINEERS.

RIDER. W. IS. 8‘ SUN mr, \Vr‘“? :iu .‘IEll l'nur' ,

tn llr I'm: . 5 N Hydraulic .tnd (‘ztil rtlgdlml’El

“nouns. ll’vlvlto) !
mum's. Miss [snirt'ru a Orchard rt. xi
Young MAL-'8 boarding null any school. l
READ. urn. Hillside, N Iluy arm bmltdlflg school;
for girinsnd young lldlcl. I’m for my rulznge, l
«mun-«r mm lttr ml Jf. Fully eqni pcdlrllr
rotary hilly-h New nrk urtlvtr empo ed In
mum'sl dewtme‘lt. Special ulnnuga or the
thr ltllldy of at. L‘ifliflmxr! and elocution
Fu. turn lwmnl wrulur :51 t‘lrctlllu'n will he
sent upon npplicntion.
SUIIII'AI.K MILITARY INSTITUTE. N. Fruit 3.
ltnhvrts, principal. Circular on request.
WILSUX, M“ I'I II. School fur llnyi'. Nurwulli,
l I’nrporvttnr m mlu‘tw und ec‘lulllflli or hold“.
For I m illurn, :ia rirx u u.- alum-
NILWINO MACHINES.

wIlAlIJilf. l? I In so Into It. 5.3. "Whrcler and
Wllfiln" null "llmmtwlnl." needles, oil, stun hr
mm Repairing in rpcciulty.

HEWIIII CONTRACTORS.
RAHII‘EH) Balm, mm built, wntcv pipe-a 1.1M,
alarming, Allin-,5. finding, lamb-cup: “Waning.

llllllll MANI'I‘ACTI’I‘EK‘I.
U’ll'Nfiflll'If‘". ”ATIIEWMIX it ('0. 3.x. Lilla"
an: than.
our t. B. ‘W RED k ('0. and alumnus Tl. Til,
1'». null 7“. Wm st, 5 . . Wit-ha! mo.
lunnfuictun-n nf lmlwo‘, inn-lienv null childrrii'n
um frutwrar for the mml (rubs.
SHIRT—IAIN!!! AND UNDERWEAR.
in’Tl‘IleSUN. (MM: 1 ('0. Nnrwulk, New York
null Bridgeport. £ch.

Mllt’nlfllllf’fl mums.
“3“,.IOIIN ll. 2” with u, N. barlqum fur
gum, flaking “LNG. unmnnitlvm, etc.

"All Bllllrlll2I9a
BAKIHJULII'S. Wotan u, out w Whrtlfl'n funn-
dry.rl.N. mm Mmdrulkmmdw. -. ._.«,-.
f'IIIl DITNI'AN IRON BLILINO WON. Wain-r
mu Ill. We: If Hoyt, premium, m
“111A! ENGINIII AND I’L'JlPh.
NORWl'liLK IRON Worms (It). Tho.Wotu at,
lieu: II. II. bridge, 9. N.
91’ZA‘JISIIIP TICKET AOK‘N'I'N.
mum. H. W Immit building. N. Itmblp
mum, proctor: quit, my public, ctr.
LAY'I’ON. JM'UB M Wublmrtmi It. nut to PO.
to N PW: ”kWh-IND, may order-Jive: lid )
8103'. DEALERS.
VIRRIIDJOIIS If. fmtnf Worthington-LEN. alto
brick, hm. (mat. hair. planter.
10ml JOHN B, M Taylor avenue. 0. 3. Alan
layer of cm wnlkn.
RAYHOND 3808. blue. brown. fhumwlch M
*”‘..,cfm.,r ‘ Ind “ fir“ ‘
WNW”. IANGM AND "murmur.
KflIYIlll'll LANDO‘N, '10 Illvflmd It. 8. N. (In
”may and In!" Mom: P. O. m w.
POWELL, J W. or Wurst It, 9.x. mu.
my. Mum. mum mg moth. «on M
pun. m, 'I'ln cud copper work Amid”.
”ILLIITK. SYLV'IBTIR. Ag. l9: Waking"). pt
tumult. 3.! men. nun. ,vlnulsngmtar.
TRUCKING.
wmmmt. mm: B. mhth m, 8. I. light
and lllavy trucking prmpuystezndd to.
lll‘Dlfl‘l'AlllIl.
JmlllmflJ. 1). 9w. llavvr Ill. m. mt»
my? ”at. N. -
”WIND. «no. I]. “m fill. I. I. [fret
dew: 3 Bulky It. Telephone 77-4.

—w

'11”. “At! GUIDE"!!- a!
mum mom. DYE. tilt! and Wren
“villain. halt, NW“, no. Inner.
worm.

ll'l'l‘ll. ALL”. lmutm If. I. Ila-II all
“Latvian! will. fora-ll] up.

 

Aunt» Iliur‘lty. Alice
Martin, Minnu- School».
Grad» 5~llnvvnnl Beers.

llr. )fliss, Mary

Alexander

C'Ilgmvc, LOIIH (money. Jamm Cviumrm,

Harry Demon. Churivs Sthmnller,
I'I'lnu Guy. Mabel “ling. Bertha Marker.
Muir! “(hm-let.

Grade 4—Im Ieryfu-s, Edward Frat-h,
Curt filing. W:llznm Taylor, Irving Wll»
mnf, (Ivorian ('arr, Ifllllv (Kimmy, Irv-no
lhhlvlv. (have Hamilton. I. 1h: Mvrkcr.

1mm) Tm: ririt'n.

‘I'wo 'l'ralnn Laure the Bulls Near the
Monroe Strut! (roe-lug.

The morning about 2:30 o'clock as a
freight tram on ”w llunbury and Nor:
wall: railroad was coming up tho grad»
mar tho Muurm- HIIO‘I'I crossing the
trucks of nm- of llw can jumped the
track and traffic was llelsyo-(I for aortic
rim». The truck,» wwru [)lncfll on tho
rails, lirirvrvs-r, with wry Iittl» difficulty.
Again thH rrmrmni; :if fidltln'clock ari-
nilwr Irv-light. tram Wu coming from
thmn Pull". and n pliir of trucks lift
tlu- In!“ at tho mmn place. which WM O
Ifl‘fl'tkv cuim'illvmrl‘. Another dwlny was
“fined, but rm damn» Iva-t rlnrw,

- but» lmrt-x .14 funk, on cheap Hosp for
laundry u-s ~Ilrmwl» rump.

To “In“ Ll-Mllllu.

I’upers lmw mun film! in the Unitrd
Htutiw llintru't (Yr-tut in lliv can» of the
Ru w England 1'»vaqu (itimpuny VB. Ihl:
affirm tug M. Vandetconk by Daniel
Willirmiu e-f. ril , u-klng for a limitation
of If» ir linhrlifio s to tlw named valueof
Ihv mg, ”n N-vvombv'r 23, 1890. “W
pmgullwn Inn-rpm Mid Exprcu, ownMI
by the Nut England Tutrninnl Company
found the for: If. Vnnrlr-rcnok with u
lug» tmv nf «ritual bdrm, lmrgrm and
cliunckvrs aground « If (Inu-nwirh, and
in a bad ynmtinn. The fur: was disabled
find It hum um was running. With
great difficulty and «onto rub the two
dram”! nmnagrd m as! tho tug and all
but “in"! from» of her Iuw out of "it!
scrape um] Infn Nurwnlk harbor. On
November 28 th» Terminal Company in
helm" of thwxfllmn and crews of the
two ale-mu», brought nut Ixsin-if the
my .an fir-r lmv fur vulvngv. The own-
er. of m» tut: nnw Ill-l (hm wipers, uk-
ing that tlmr liability for ulvnge be
limited to flu- value of flu: mg.

City Polk. mm for "to Mafia.

Tho war-um hp: by Chief \‘ollmer of
the city wlic.» doings shows that from
August l. 1690, to Jan. I. ISO]. there
IN? MI Inn» for cunun as follows:

Drunkvnnm, 68; rlmnk Ind brmh of
tlw pace, 6; "armor, 40: vngrnncy Ind
drnokmm. I; malt and branch of
the pence. 8; breach of the panes, ll:
rum walking, 2; theft. 3; momentum“
of family. ]; finding fareon Into, 1.

~13 bowler child flout known that

 

twat-offline! ' ' Hi.
0 A“ I... d 7*.

mun-numbing

 

Iluch llmflluullon In the Pumpkin
munching.

Editor Smh’nek-Much dissatisfaction
is expressed in this city, because of the
awards for guessing on the number of
needs in the big pumpkin in Smith
Brothern’ shoe store, which were count»
ed on Tuesday. The lint prize, accord-
ing to the flour. was awarded to num-
ber 426. The Hour further states that
two persons guessed 427, and three
others 425.

The plan Adopted by the Messrs. Smith
was an followe: A book containing lines
numbered from 1 to 10,000 was provided,
and every purchaser was allowed one
guess for every dollar’s worth purchued,
but no two person could guess the same
number. The gueseer’s name was writ-
ten on the line selected by him, and a
number corresponding to the number
opposite his name on the line was given
him.

Now, Mr. Editor, what we would like
to have explained in how two persons
could have guessed 427 and three per-
sons 425.

In our own cases we were forced to
take other numbers than those we would
have chosen, because the numbers we
selected had already been secured. Had
we been allowed to take numbers ac.
cording to our judgment there would
have been more than one 426 taken.

An explanation is certainly necessary,
and wa call upon Smith Brothers to
make it. We have a right to know how
the same number was taken in one in-
stance by two persons. and in another
by three persons, when the rule was that
the same number could be taken only by
one person.

CHARLES TlI-‘I-‘T,

VVILLIA)! Hist-is,

ALLEN UAL‘L‘IIY.
PERSONAL PARABIIAPIIS.

‘l’ho Golnp Ind Coming. of People we
Like to Bond About.

B. J. Stinger, of New York f‘ll)‘, is in
town to-duy.

Rev. Robert McGoncgul is visiting relu-
tivra in Brooklyn.

Mrs. Fred Ilctfs, of the (from, is Visit-
mg friends in New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ncwkirk have re-
turned from a visit to New York city.

Miss Annie E. Murray, of Boston,
51858., is visiting friends in Winnipauk.

Judge Andrew Selleck. of Stratford,
is in town tu-day, looking after his rents.

“153 ”98508 Barbour, formerly of Elm
strict, Norwalk, is the guest of borough
friunds.

Miss Coru Wright, of New York city,
is the guest of (Del Misses Curler, of West
ave-nu».

W. I]. Smith, of the firm of W. H.
Smith &. Cm, is in Ridgefield (0-day to
uttcnd the funeral of hm cousin.

Miss Bessie Rickard, of New Hamburg
N. Y., is Visitlng Mr. and Mrs F. 1.
Jones, of Cross street, Norwalk,

Miss Vera Byrrm, of New Rochelle, N.
Y., has been spending a few days With
her Cousin, Miss Fannie Sheeily, in town.
Mr. and Mrs 1U. Hawkins. who have
been visiting in Iflllp. L. I., returned to
fhl~ir home at. Srssidc Place lust averting.
Mrs. John Euvllr and daughter, of
PIMHII‘IIIP, an» vi-itrng relating in this
ctty. Mr. flu-ms is i-xpcctrrf this evr-n-
ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bracken, formerly
Miss Mary Grumman, at Long Island
City, are visiting relative:- in the
borough.

Frank J. llugun, nf Irc‘onurd fill’r't‘l,
leiiw» town nrxt Saturday to tukoclimge
of the- pottery lift"!!! at thewxpmirmn
to be hrld at Jacksonville. FIUHIIE.

flow-ylon News.
Th-i smiling far." of Star Km la: is M'-
eount. «l for by tho (not that lw in tin-
Inflicr of A bright b thy girl.

Mm Muir, of 1, m1; bland, who but
DN‘I) ill With Iiiulurlu frwr ut lilo home
of Mrs. George W's-ks, f‘t recovering.

Mrs. William I. fill-wins, is ruminating
from it screw attzwk of riwuumfmm.

Mina Emma B firm”: has lm-n cobalt
tilting for Mm Guillipp at uur public
school for Ill" punt fvw day»,

A nwckrie Mum.» lllltIrl' um sin-pica
of the laill'is of flu! Hi‘lhlldlnl church.
WI" luv In M of the hnmu of Mir-r Mmm;
on Monday running.

The minim-a nt tin- Method"! church
in mmrnw prnrnim-n to l)» of unusual in
Ii’lf‘nl. It. in hoped that "Il'fl' Will be
Mfuv (":flgfi'gflflnrt!

Thu frivnil-t of Smith Milla all! be
plum-d In lo‘um that his lwullli in in»
proving.

One of the happivnt mm in town In I.
If. Raymond who in filling his houses
with ice of a flow quality.

(lb-run for “mung Dulldluplmwn Ar-
marine.

RWIORMIMVM of Building and Loan
Aluminum» in Norwalk. Bridgman.
madluown, Hartford and Ncw flown,
met in New Haven Thundny evening
for the purported taking action tantrum
enactment of a law under which my
clarion: which wi-h mny obtnin clim-
arv. A vote was passed uqimling «sch
met-flan to select. one when foreprn
sent it, an a committee which will mum
in Ilnrtford on Jnnunry 2|, for fb -
mm of damn; a low which the
hgbhture willbe asked to porn. Ifr
Brill, ”preventing the Hartford Auoclo‘
lion, rad u law under which thromboti—
“one in Illa-chm Ind Pmmylnnin
but worked mentally. Toto law,
with Wot" minor Imminent:
Mohegan, will probably he “opted
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'f’llI‘. RAILROAD SALOON IIIIIIIINGS
CLOSED 'I'O-IIAY.
Ill-v. J. A. lilddlo’s Argument. for the

Demonstrative—Lunar- Ilurlbutt f and
"out Agnln for the Defense.

Two more liquor cases were disposed
of before the County Commissioners at
the Council Chamber this morning.
They were the cases of William C.
Jesse and Mrs. Mary Crcngh, The hear-
ing opened at 9.15 o’clock, when the first
witness for the defense, Jacob Schnub,
was put upon the stand.

He stated that he had resided in South
Norwalk for twenty-two years. He
never knew or heard of any one huvmg
been hurt between the statton and dc.
pot. It was less dangerous in front of
the saloons than crossing the highway,
owing to the fact that trains can be seen
coming from each way. Upon cross»
examination he said there was nolbmg
unfavorable about the location.

Theophile Eupbrut, of Rowayton, said
that he traveled on the trains nearly
every day. He never knew of anyone
being injured between the station and
saloons. He said he crossed every day
and found no danger. On cross exami-
nation he said there was nothing don-
gerous there. He said on redirect ex-
amination that Jesse’s saloon was less
dangerous than the one below.

William C. Jesse said that he did not
know of any accidents having occurred
between his saloon and the railroad sta-
tion. There Were two entrances to his
saloon—one from South Main street and
one on the railroad. He had never heard
any complaints about the location.
There were many passing from South
Main street to the depot who pass
through his guts. There was also many
people who cross to south side of track
and get on the train from south side.
He did not permit intoxicated men to
go out of his saloon on the railroad. On
cross examination he said that many
people pass through his saloon to the
depot. He kept his g:: o op>=n for tlzv
Convenience of railroad simple and
others.

Mrs. Mary Crcag'n testified that she
hired her property, but owned the fix-
tures. She had two childro n. Her
husband left no property but tlm saloon.
She had no way of supporting 1h.-
children except by the saloon. She
knew of no person having been hurt
between her place and the depot. Most
people enter the saloon through the
side entrance. People from South Main
street occasionally pass through her
saloon to the depot without patronizmg
tlivaaloon. She had nevvr heard of a
complmnt of unsuitability of location.

Christian Strum: raid that he was
familiar with the location of the saloons
in thocny. Hall been Mayor and had
special facilities for observing. He had
never heard of anyone being klfll'd or
hurt between the saloon and depot nor
had he I‘Vt‘l' heard any COnIplIIlnH.

Rev. J. A, Billdlu spoke first for the
rumormtrants. [In said ho was Willing
to submit the» matter to tho Commission-
ers Without argument, but llrodvfouec-
not right-mg to [llr‘ prupoattion. be pro-
cocdwl to open the argument. II- stand
that hero were twu buildings With their
doors fronting upon the railroad track.
Pit-t lllv so :iilo ms 113 trains pass tlnily,
runny of them being express (ind freight
trains. .1 rl‘monstrant llIIII lit-m Illllili‘
that threw placve rin- uilfllltlllll‘. ‘VI’
object to the granting of licenses to three»
saloons, first, because of thedangemul
IUCILIIKMIIIHII a menace to human Ilrl‘.
If it could be pmwn m but u slight dw-
grw flint tho-y uri- ti Illt‘flfu‘m' fl) human
lilo, Llama thew lit-ensure should not be
gmntul. In tho uplniun of ilw n-mon~
Hllélllls tliu lucutiuu was pr‘t‘llllly dun»
tremor to intoxicated mm who how not
tlil-ir WHR about thl'm. Thu aulmirin If?
in tho mimnllmte' Vii-unify of tho ruilrnud
and l-vidl-nm- hull lim-n prvui'titl-d that
own hull horn klllrd thew, If then- wm
no “tho-r c-vulmm- Mr. Iliddln lwlil-vcd
that tlmw would hl- unimlt'ihlt' lucuumm.
Sv-wrnl mum of peril hull bl" n titatilll-li
IO.

Another nijctmn to tlw ”loom wu
that they Militiiit tlio- pi'npln in It need
in» polluting. It was not n plemnf
sight to see u drunko-n man in pm! of
loving hlulifv, no if hall twvn Ieullll'll
that witnemn bud been terribly shock-
ed by the night of acculvntn. )Ir. lliddlv
paid that he would melt" Illl'll‘ thing» in
infrrqm-nt «a yum-bl». Wn endure
many thing-r blooms» W0 think that
no must. An opportunity had not been
promoted I'i rid the prop!“ (if thig
nnnuyunce owned by Ihrrwualmnfl. If
in nr-edlrsn, wanton and cruel to submit
womrn and child's-n to flu-«2 night». Mr.
Raymond, a milmml man, had tcsliflml
that the location in! not unitablu, ()"lf‘l’
witnmm hIfI terrified to the some rffref.

Ir. Diddle made on l'fll‘l’li‘fl appeal in
clmmu. vetting forth roaming why Im-
5mm should not be urantvd to the appli-
canto.

Mr. Biddle rlwivwnl the testimony MI-
dneerl regardlnx OM~ dungemuu location.
Ila paid flint it. wu not mecvmtu'y to show
that I man should come not of u saloon
out! get in from of a train to «how that
ulocutlon ls unmlhblc. The «woman
furl been naked why more Incidents had
not occurred there. An intoxicating
person was more liable to receive mis-
toner. from a palm person when placed
to I position of danger. Dawning that
persons had new been killed there. void
Ir. Biddle. the reuonotnutn did'nt pro
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The remonnimntu did not want the blood
of their follow l'itizcnann thelr alwuld’
ere. '

J. Ilelden IIurlbult spoke first for the
defense. He alluded to the fact that tho
good ministers before the time of thou
who were conducting the case for tho
romonsiruntu, had allowed the euloooifo
be unmoleated for thirty years. He told
that the rcmonstrnnta but! not notified
the widow, Mrs. Creagh,uud her two
daughters that they were to be proceed
ed against.which he thought was unjust
Mr. Hurlbutt said that, in his opinion
by removing the two saloons in question
would increase the danger, as people
would pass over the west truck in much 4
larger numbers.

He asked if the man coming anuh-
ington street to the crossing was no
better protected than the man coming»
out of these saloons, if, as Mr. Biddle
said, a friend’s bands were near the do.
pot who would assist in getting him ofi
the track. He criticized the testimony,
given by the witnesses for the remain.
atrunts. He claimed that their teal
mony What more unreliable than that“?
given by those unprejudiced,and who
were filled with zeal to close all saloons. _,

If the railroad company had the power g;
and they were opposed to the saloons 1':
why did they not have a fence built in 5
front of them. He said that the remon- .-
etrunte were inipeaching the intelligenca «.2.
of other communities who allowed as— 3
loans to be located alongside the track. .'
He claimed that the poor woman whom "
be represented should have been notified
of the intention of the rcmonstrants,
and added that the clergymcn in their .
zeal had lost sight of every other pro- ,3
priety. Mr. Hurlbutt made quite a
lengthy and strong argumentin favor of
his client.

Captain Frost appeared for William C.
Jesse. He said that we were now at the
finale of the six liquor cases which the
zmlof the clergymen had brought bef- l
the Commissioners. During four of I
cases the modern Moses was a galls
leader, but now he had turned over the
battle to another leader, referring to Mr. '
Biddle. The contest was an onslaught
on the saloons regardless of there being
a good ream!) or not. _

The prosecution had alleged that the 5
location of the saloons was unsuitable ,,
and had given but one reason-that of
danger. He stated that he would admit
that a railroad crosstng had elements of
danger, but if a man exercised his be“
instincts there was little cause for dang- ‘
or. A3 to tin-location of these saloons
Mr. Frost said there was not a single,
fact shown to that effect. He Emil
that as-uming that a restaurant,
candy or fruit store should be ,
locat ‘ll whenx tho saloons now are, "‘
Whether or I'll/t lb..- danger would be as
great for children and women. He asked
how the great cry of danger was go-
ing to avail when raised by these people.

Mr. Frost said there was no public
sentiment back of this movement
amiss: the saloons, and that the sub-
stantial Cilir‘tis were not present to tea-
tify agalmt them. The town had voted
for items" and showed that the people
{tron-ll the liflt’plrig of these saloons...
whom thvy have been for years. The
f'dlll'llild officials cert'iinly didn't because
no word had been Inward from them.

Mr. Frost advanced some strong points
and his argument was attentively listelb
ml to.

llvssrs. Biddle and North made some
remarks in answrr to the defense and at
on» o'clock the hearing cloned. The ,
Lhmmisiinnoru reserved their decision. ,

.Tliv cases of Herman Quitner and ‘5'
Jon; O'Brien am being heard this unfit-J;
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summit srziu‘lczs.

Harm NORWALK L'uxoneunroxu..—~ :

Rv'v. J. A. Ililllllt. punlur. Preaching It .9

ill-.30 run. and 7:00 u.m.: Young poopla’

run-ting at 6:10. Subject—Personal in.

"tritium. “no you any2—John 1:35-
4“. Th:- public cordially invited.

mem' l'm'iu'Ii.—l-‘irat Sand. offer -
Epiphany. llnly (jimmumon'll ii. In. _
Warning prayer. litany and sermon It "
10.34) Sunday School at 12. Evening
Sermon 7 p. m.

FIILH‘T (,‘ONNRFIHATIONAI. L‘rtnncu.—-
fierwcrn, llléll) a. m.,7:34l p. In. 83'.
J». Hamilton. I). 1).. of Boston, fort-Oll-
ly tlw rmstor of this church, will
tlm pulpit morning and evening. be
public cordially invued.

l‘nnlr llir'nsr Citi;m'it.—-Bervicn Io-
mnrmw M 10:30 n. m. and 7m p. um;
HllIllIfly uchrml at I2 m. Rm. I). If. ’2‘
Seward, of South Norwnlk, will ofllchfo 9
at both e-rvltzm. "

Numviut Ill-mums? Cm: :n.-- f
Borneo» for lu-murmvv It 10:30 nan. and .
7:30 p.m. Pray" meeting In the mom- :;
mg st 9:20 o'clock. Evening vubjecb—
Huchrr, Wm: "mum-ml Heaven. Fina »
singing. and all are welcome. ‘

Anvrxr CIIRINTIAN (.rrliilutil, Vim
7.3m“ arr-mm. Elli“ Norwolk.—ll):30,
”touching; l2, Hominy remand-.30 prayer
and plate» wrviee; 7:130, preaching. Bub-
joctm'l‘lm "mm wankers nod what they
IlfllfI. II. II. Tucker. putor.

ROWAYTOS Manitoulin—Barman by '
pastor, Ifuv. E. 0. TM: at 10530 a. rm;
subject "Dr-money in Man: [low Can 'I‘
ballast Out?" A: 7:00 p. m. Fred
I‘. Storey hula. subject. “Hulda Pm
and Sign Pants."

Krwmr S'mrxr A. M. I}. (meant-o
J. 1’. Stephanie, pastor. Prmhlmr, If)?” .
mm; Sum!" school 12 m.: Payer m 4
in: :5 p.m.: Preaching 7:30 urn. W03
ham commenced our mvinl mid“
mica Tnndliy evening, the Mb. 05!”
meeting» or» growing quite moot: “
and innervating. We Ink the W‘
of our mater: and brethren.
urchin-Id Wheaton will for u
on Tuna-y arming, blah mm. and CM
Rev. J. A. Bkldle on Fridaymn‘
m in“. Comoluud baton-firm