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battens: found on the door than at the
(leak or behind the counter. Advertisers
are always pushcrs. Don’t fail to rend
advertisements in IbeEVlNlNG Sn'riniiL.
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NUMBER 939.
jltnmsd at the PoatOilIce at Booth Norwalku
Second-Cine Matter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N..
SATURDAY. JANUARY 17. 1891.
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
Liiilii Bi§ii§ii Illllll‘illi
1
TOWN OF NORWAIAK.
Abomiatiou: N.—-Norwalk; 8. N.-Sonth Nor
walk; I N.—-last Nonnik.
To than of our readers who moot al-
ready aware of the fut we would sa that
every Inn herein represented. who er of
or small de‘roo. will be found
ext” reliable in every business trans-
eetlon. and well worthy of all patronage
extended to then.
AIR COMPRESSORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKE CO. The, Water st,
near II. II. bridge,
ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP. WI. 8. lint Washington at, plans and
s furnished at reasonable rates.
RANDALL, MINER D. cor. Msin and Wall sts, N.
scale, pcctive and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONEIIRS.
RITCHIE]. Julia, omwwoi “N. Real
estate broker and suctionser.
HORNE“. A L'HOMIEDIEU. 95 Washington st,
all kinds of property sold.
BAKERS. ’
mm .803. 2'! Must, N. and 54 Washington
Bf». ii. N. silo dealers in confectionzry. its:
cram. icus, etc.
' COFIBID, ERMA C. Iii No. Main st, 3. N. Sole
agent for Horton's cclebrntcd Ice cram.
WERNER, CRAB. L. Mimi abuser Wail. N. Pun:
confectionery and ice cmm. Fresh goods daily.
N's “Home Hilde“ Brad Bnkcry, Ul’iklliw
ville. heave ordcrs st Gus I’itzer's, 17 RR. Place.
BANKS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, The, Well st, N,
capital stump, dutyllll' MAUI). Georgi: hi.
Holmes, idem; ii. L. yer. Vch-pn'sidttnl;
William . Curtis, cashier.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, oil Washington st,
near ”arms. N. Capital $100,000; surpius '12
fall». Ii. II. Rowan, president; Jacob M. Loy
ton, csshicr.
PAIRI'LRLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, Tut-
4i Wen st, N. Incoixoniwd iw. Capitnl an. 5;,
Oil". PM,JIIII¢S '. Iiyntt; vlcrrprcst., deu.
0. Keefer; cashier, Levine C. Gwen.
SPAIRI’IRLD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. Tbe,51
mm s N. Deposits scum». surplus WALD.
WWIII ii. Hourly, plat; Harlin 5.Lriiw.vice
[ii-est; James II. Bailcy, trons.
NATIONAL BANII OI‘ NORWALII, The, 51 Fail
at, N. from 1357. Capitol saloon. Lbcu
clot Hill. ; Ii‘. J. uni, vice prcsl.; II. P
Pncc. amnicr. DIMIOI'I, Ii. Iliil, h. J. Hill.
W. G. Thomas, if. Ii. Lockwood, J. A. Osborn,
0. It. Wilson, It. Beard, D. w. Fitch, w. If,
Bishop. Bankers', Martin-ow, Inuulaciurcrs ,
Personal and Family mounts an: solicited.
NORWALK hAVlNu‘s aOUIETI, Thu, Wulllst, N
Deposits over $2,000.11», surplus 690M”. Georg.
M. Rolnws, push; II. II. Uranium, Vice-prest.
Owrgc E. Miller, truss.
SOUTH NORWALR SAVINGS BANK, The, I)»
posits over 85‘” in), surplus $45.00!]. Alden am
mans. pron; John ll. Rnnpp, tress. IIIICMI
paid depositors. Nancy luumi on moflgiigE.
BEEP. (“'Ilulesale.)
SOUTH NORWALR BREE u). .5. N. Hammond
beef. pork, amp, lamb, vcui, etc.
TERRY. WN. iii. a La, N. Armour's beef um
provisions. Bonit- dressed lamb and motion.
BIL]. P031118 AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON. J. F. Pwl. utilize box no, N. (”Cumin
fouled in over iwu annuity yapcni.
”LAC babll‘l MN.
CARR. GEO. T. till,“ Raymond at, s. N.
ui a s t .
shoe 1; DifficIDIyil‘. BUILDERS.
31”., (”10.3. a 00. P. O lion 3?”, :5. N. builder:
of bridges, docks, pile foundations, ctc.
BOOT ADD SHOE. DEALERS.
BROWN, II. 5. 50. Main at, s. N. custom Work and
[cm a specialty.
HARVEY, C. II. No. Nam st, 5. N. specialtiae it.
boots. shoes iiiid rubbers.
SCRAUB. JOHN a. SON, 55 Washington st, :5. N.
A good assoruncnt ill. low prices.
won AND BRIDE REPAIRING.
I’m, Giro. 29 iridium Puree, s. N. All
work nutty dud promptly done
BWKSEIJJJM AND a'I'A’I'IIINBILS.
PINNEU. J. Afl’l'iltiit, N. card (DKIEIVIDg. wed
ding stationery. bust: null and mum goods.
,I’LAIsTw’b DRL‘u STOKE. ill Washington at,
h. N. rlcnwl supplies and general swliuuci’y.
BOX DIARIES, (Wood and Player.)
tKLNAPI’, 8. 3. Water st, 3. N. manufacturer of tint
cam. packing buaca,etc General shop )ODDLIIF,
BUILDINO MATERIALS.
it'lltfllxiJORN Ii. ft. Washington at, 5.N. also
hint: atone. sewer pipe, bay, :usw. etc.
LEONARD. CRAB. T. “Jam st, N. brick of an
kinda. lune, amt, plaster, hair, do. moo Dlilt
erotic, tin: buck and clay.
BAYIOND ”ROD. fluwatuwu. Philamiiphm uni
Trenton fronts, brick, lain, lime, ccincut. WI.
BUTTER. cnmnsh, bubs, Sc.
”TON HU'I'IKII “ULNL, Ilcst door to tilt I‘m-t
om, bi. N.—~e specialty m of All “Inklflilii
We! choc-so, unpwtco and domestic. A“
of buitu, eggs, lard, canned goods, etc
CABRIAUE MYOsI’I’ORIILa.
”ANN, WM. R. 50 Willi It, N. Curmgrs. manages,
horse, stem: and carriage Iul’lliéllillgn.
CARPENTER AND DUILDERD.
CBOWL. Julie ushop Ann st, .5. N. «um
given, probing promptly encoded to.
HORTON. W3. A. 64 Taylor avenuc, ii N. Jobbing,
W: attended to.
RANDALL, M. I). itamisll'e mill, ii. N. loom.
niachinuy run by chap power cusblca in: w KIVK.‘
low Mum. lug: work a specialty.
RAYIOND, J. IL 60 Watt: st, 3.3. mufncturci
of moldings, brackcu, casings, corner musk-Jul
mus. ”swells, mlustcrs. Bend, scroll sewing and
turning. nu. blocks, bottom IIJIIIII,D¢MMn,mks
Jobbing m. list-imam given. Telephone bi-e.
SHERWOOD. ti. Ii. l3 Grove st, :5. N. Jobliinx
prompdy atiziidul In.
% [1.5026, it. It. shop cross st. near luu.—~Ufllcc cur.
Wallet. and Dam am, N . Meant wood working,
winding, willows Irauia and turning. Liiwui
calm. Honey lliancd. 'I'clzpnoux numixr 2.32.
CARYE'I's AND OIIAlLo‘I'un.
wOl'lSLD A Hull", .5 death: bid“, 5. us Warn
tum st. s. N. the: edvclulttuwtit.)
CARRIAGE IANIJ FAC It: RRRH.
TILLY. HENRI, Nolan at, RN. iii-nufuuurcrof
bpvciai nitration given to repairing.
“RIO!” A I’LI’NN, Imuuf Emilio-humour“
:arm of earring». s, truth, etc. I’ullilliifl,
mil; all repairing "pantry. haw-boning.
CATBMIL“
D‘AB’I'UID, C. Is. at No, Muir. st, formerly of may:
way, N. \. atom fol Vulthnp sud putt...
stash. IWIMCN. a Wait at, N. m and
In at the shortest notice.
CATHOLIC «om».
IIAIIIIJ. 1'. a co. 1:. item II. :4, aim a...
stations” and Winn.
CRIRNT I'II'R IANCI‘ACTUREIIIL
[MNARILCIIAR T. Wain vi, N, all one. am
shows, also mlIICIII steps, coping, m.
CIOAR ”0) DAN“: I'ACTIJRRM
:11. JOHN. cuss. It. I. Int-hell at, ii. N. main.
two! cigar borer and desist in ribbons,
CIGAR llANL vacuums.
not? e outrun» L‘lerlt (JO The, to son...“
st, it. N. maiuturvrs of line um
OLD WILL UIOAII I10. The, Washm a, a, N.
Misti-iii int
‘AUNKRB. a) rial-inst. AN. also )obhev in
mv’mmm.
CIVIL RNGlleltlul.
IRAN}, “I. ll. so Washington It. .‘i. N. prompt
mm gives to local surveying lock our :35.
III! If. B. A MAN. cor. Wye; occur and court.
but 'iavv,b.N. Ilydrsniic ma unitary «mum
WWII c. N. If lain-t, N. Magnetron-w
mud-i to ’
c'iwrmim beau-s.
LWI BIND Ian-mt MIRIAM. N. and II
M 3N. met-«turns, whom- and micro.
DUAL AND WOOD.
um JOII‘I II. ft. Washington st. ML fault.
Climb-nu. Imus!» 13m- Creek, was...“
WISHIJJIHM. 1'. Warm II. N. the bunnie-
tisvsf Altar-rite and bituminous Ctr-Laban“
limbo! kindliu wood.
RATIOS!) Blue wagons-ones and mail
stove cunt. Ii Iota titans-noes form port-m.
‘f 014.“, R I. A OD. Water 1.. up. ohm factory
ii. I. layover. groin. feed. ctr.
erroneous.
institution COMMERCIAL, (Janette h'rl’g,
N. r. H. Bars-m prints-i Dry and Wing
i [INFECTION III! “Melon and Inn-It‘s)
iIIKIlAI. ISAAC, in Washington tilt, is. N. via:
uh us. an. tie-n. moms. sic.
sub mm c sew-ii an...“
um‘mm‘ém'“
ilorsc
R £08881 MANUFACTURER“.
0TB OOLDBCHIIIYI', factory 8. N. lannfao-
tnrcrrof the celebrated [ta 0. Corsets.
cotton RDMRDIRS.
PLAIS’I'KD'B COUGII REMEDY,warrautsd tocurc,
manufactured at 43 Washington It, 8. N.
CROCKERY AND GLANSWARI.
NASH, l'. B It BRO cor. Main and Wat-ins. N.
\guie ind tin wire
UNIVERSAL WORK, The, No. Main It near West,
lumps, cmckcry, glues were. houscfurnlrhingl. etc.
DRNTIB’I’S.
BOUTWKLL. C. P. huder’s block, 80. Main It. 8.
N. Whom-.8; in. tulip. In.
KENDALL, GEO. 8.. 0.9.8. Washigton. cor.
With six, 8. N. llours 8 inn. to 6. p.in.
NBWKIRII, J. 0. allies at residence, Lewis st.
near thionnl Church, N. gas administered
Gold and mountain crowns inscncd.
WEEDJV. I... I).D.ii. 70 East Washin rton st, 8. N.
Iloursiis. in. :06 p. in. Gas admin stored.
DOORS. BASII AND BLINDS.
SMITIIJV. II. a C0. in A 17 Water sf. N. wrisgv
wood work, wheels. etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE. P. I. ”Chestnut“, SN. Crushcdltonc.
server contractor. etc.
RATIOND BROS. Ahon,lait glued andosmeut
pipe, 3 to n; inches in diameter
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
this? sum PHARMACY. VIII Zendt ave. K N.
mutiny hours, 6 to lo urn, 4 to 9 p. in. Prescrip
tions carefully commanded.
GREGORY, J. (l. 38 Wall st, N. Esthblished IRE.
Wholesnle and retail. Popular prices.
Klaus, JOIIN A. ll lain st, N. Perfumcs,-ilfty
tch different pcrfumcs. -
PLAISTKD’H d3 Washington st, 3. N. patcnt medi-
cines, etc. I’bysiclans‘ prescriptions a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLERJ . L. lit SONS—“The Equitable," No. 2
(incite building, N. Dry goods, oil cloths, nint-
tings sud rugs.
BANKS. IL K. Mshsckemo Ilotcl block, 8. N. dry-
gouds, notions, gloves, etc. Underwear aspcc'ialty.
RRNNET'I'J. I". ll) Main at, N. Busincss camb-
iishcd over forty-two years.
DICKERMAN, A. ll: SON, rl-f Washington at, S. N.
dry‘goods, carpets, etc, isec adv.)
SCOI‘iELD 6i IIUYT, 3 anutte bldg. N. 68 Wash-
ington at. S. N. (Sci: mlvcftistsmt‘lil.)
anti-JET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
RLISCTRICI IN
BAKER. E. V.. Electric grid lighting:
slum»; cull bells, so.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPREES (30,, oilice railroad station, 5.
N. and «i3 Well st, N, Exprt-ss forwurilcrs to ull
parts of the world. Passenger tmiiiscrvicc. Low
rates. Lester ilunt, agent.
EXPRReSMEN.
ISUXTON A BRUNDAGE. other: at Rontvlict's,43
Well at, N Our motto, “prompt attention."
OAVANAOII‘S EXPRENS. we, furniture and
piunos moved. Luivc orders at 'luisttd‘s. 5. N.
aIIEItWOOD, W. W., N. slim.- n! post-office and
Iliilc's. Cnmfnl litid prompt service.
531' “ALIS, bsSENCRS. ETC.
IIYXBEE, F. S. & CO. 4’9 Main st, N. Manufactur-
crs of :lcotleld's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NOR“ ALE EXTRACT L‘O. N. manufacturers of
fine cxtmcts. I“. ti Ambler.
FERTILIZER”.
RAYMOND BROS. Rmdlcy‘s super-phmphstercc-
ial tnsuurvs, mud plaster, ground bunt-mow usher
aMI’I‘H, W. If. it CO. Water at, N. rigours for Wil-
liunis Cloris A. Co's standard fortlluurs.
I'IIH'J BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordiunry shapes in stock, spec-
liils w UfllclJlr’c mormr,esnd,riiimncy i‘lnc linings
I'la'll, (“STEM CLAMS. ETC.
RENT a ZELUFF, 6’4 Washington st, 5 N. am-
tirh, oysters, clams, fruits. gnaw, \tgrtablcs, ctc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
IUIITUN, JOHN B. 62 Taylor uwnue, s. N. Also
stone.» dealer.
RAYMOND BROS contractors for nag, concave,
asphalt, brick, ccmcnt and gravel Winks.
I'LOBIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
IREKER, W. II. t CU. Music Ilnll block, 8. N
solo sgwts.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FILED.
'INLAND til-LII" FLUL‘R, the best outdo.
fail to use iL.
L'IIOIIIIEDIEL'. DANIEL. out and of Wilmington
st bridgt The choicest of fiiinily flour kt‘pt.
RAYMOND [rims my, straw, hour and fad m
packsgv, load. our or cargo lots.
RED IIILL. Dorian. Criifmt, a Rose.
ground Iced, graham unit ryr tintir.
I'LUIIINI‘B'.
HERO, PAUL. Woodward l‘lm‘L‘. T‘. X plants, (of
flowers and UWDLRI pitta. minic In onlur,
GUIDES. I’. L. 36 Ward at. up). Colon t'crlictcry, N
Hoots, (in downer-l, etc. iornl work a. specialty.
.ICKAI'. JOHN. E. N. near the dcpot Balding
MHDI flowers and floral work of all kinds.
‘lilc rows it spirally.
all’l‘ll, JUIIN II, 50. loin st, SLN. the oldest mi
best known florist in this vicinity. Plant», rut
dowzrs. etc. I'lorul work of all kinds if. spvciuliy
and done promptly.
I'URN l'l'l} BE DEALERS.
l‘OLKHAS. TIlEODORE.Wsshinxtuti st. tenet i-mli
Furniture. looking guinea, yiclun' frame, ctc.
ORA! a Will'f'thsi-li', 3:. Mom at. N. iliiiy-
mind's old stimuli he: whether-flint
Raynor“) GEO. II. an! atom, to and is shin st.
N (“our door! above old NOR.
n’l‘Ow, DAV II). to, on, .50. and .12. So. Maui st, RN.
Purmtoriz. mart-sch. etc
OAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK (ills Litiil’i‘ (.‘OIII'ANY. office In
Water st, N the for light, l’lClII and [viwrf
Con- nu cents per hushtzl, Coal Tu tlirvc dul
lars [or band. pecking:- extra.
GROC Rub, (Whole-ale.)
“01.12.19 at KEELKILDM-i ii Wnll M N. whole»
sale groom, dour, pun, hay. ctc.
NELLEI‘R Ilium Hand it. “all st, N. wholesalz
mm. dour, fwd. irrsln. tiny, cu;
IIIIOCI'ZIDL
REUWN R WILL‘UX, 30 Washington at. 8. N siilc
menu- for ccli-fimitd I'Vlflmliglun cn-atunry bum-r
URI‘III'LR. CONRAD, ill Washington iii, 5. N.
that“ gronmcs and pnivlnlutii,
i’ltiiitls. i'ltlui ii comm to “urchin-,3! Nu
Rein st. 24 N. table delicacies for family trade,
i’iNNLliAN A ”REILLY, its Main st, N. nnnr.
fwi, hay, straw, (ml and wood.
(INSET A ItRNEIili'T, If Wall at, N fancy and
mp1: parent", (unfvctwacry. fruit, etc.
I'ITCII, I). W. Wm an. m. lam-t st. N. cannot
m0, mam. ten. hull/er. cu.
OLIIVKR. (f, I. Ki Vo‘nll at. N. I cater to the first
trad: obtainable.
IiUI’Kit‘bON.T. B. cod. R. N. fine you
urine. choice nests, dour, sad. tic.
IIANYUIID. W II East ave. MI! KR. Mina, I l‘.
Ashrams paint. school supplies, vii:
LAWTIIN. P D A i'II, it: iio. Help It, at N. no
mics and cabin delicacicv
L'iIUIIflDIKU. I’AsllIhMlm‘IO‘ Washington
st. bridur. a N. was. mam, spires, a amwiy,
MOORE i “A KHAN. Nolaln st, iintr Worst, RN.
am grin-«w. furvixn fruits, dour. ind. ctr.
55W Your; TBA (30.. t7 Kain FI. N.» Iii-1m»
Tm, rollers anal spiarn a specialty.
NIL'KERMIN A filt’TTii. at end :47 Rain pt, 3. a
annuity with of table «kilruirs.
trfflflflfl, ("31' Wilton an and ”(hail II. N.
Null NOR. MW guide and new prices.
sKl'MOlZit. f" I. 3! Wuhmfimfl It. ii N Mari»
quarters for cvlcmud ‘Iivw imip' mmml “my!!!
VALDEN. IIIIAH [I .5 Well at. 5 ('rrarnery bill
m. i been. rm, table ilr-liracim. fruits, err,
mm- ADD .i' DUSITIOI,
“INN. AHXI'NITIUN Ind ”porting floods of all
kind» at No i IMAM rt.. 5.
HAT'I'RIS’ "lint. il'f’l’fi 0')
ASCII. JIMEI’II J. 7 Source in, II. N. aim firm
"I III} Mm
BATES. MARTIN JII. O CO. 79 to 7| flpring It. ii.
N. Impurimo‘ seal shins. plumes, trimmings,
and cettvrv nf hetierv' fore.
BATTER-5' TOOLS.
WIIWIL W, A Watw st, 3 5, true foam,
light soft miiw. arterial-m sat-q mm.
HATS AND CAPS, tRotaIl.)
KNAI’I’ THE llATTRR. Vi mm at, l. N.
a novelty mark of due «in and bats.
HAT IANU'ACTURRRS.
cairn"! a RNA". menu-mi ties. furor!»
mi Item I Union and Worn t Toile- m. 5. N.
3|" York marl Oleznv «mt.
III'BIIELL a BAKTIJUL. 'EDIRII st. RN. Wino
vii. rust-revs bets
MINUS” I COIWXTI. Day ill. 9.3, an: New
Filtering Oompny. vain addrvvs
VOLI HAT CI). The, Roy-nod a. our. Day. 5. I.
fine wine stifl bani.
burglar
Don‘t
Groin. choir
Willi]. A I! .
“”53“." D‘CMQEW
HARDWARE AND CUTLER!-
I'IIOWI'I‘I', J. T. Iii lain It. N. light hardware and
CII'I'I parts
It!“ .
Bll’l’ll, W. II. lb CO. is and 17 Watast, N. build-
ers‘ and conuncnm' supplies.
QUIN'I‘AIID W. C. lusic flail block, 8. N.
oils, lass. he foes adv.) “m“
HARNESS MAKERS.
DWYKRJ’. Ii. waived-t, N custom mutations-
and repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALERS.
PARSONS I. II. Brooksldc Stock Farm. 8. N. Ins
horror salted to all purposes. All animals sold by
this unhlisbmeni are «emitted. Home of the
French «aching stallion "Galllud."
HORSE SHORES.
IcQUIlAE. JOHN. No. Rain II, R. N. special at.
tcntion given to shoeing driving A: trotting horses.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL, to Main vt, N. J .0. Collins.
European plan, nstsnrant attached
GERMANIA HOTEL. 89 Railroad place, (letirgs
Stimuli, pvowictor.
NORWALII HOTEL, op . D. RN. R. R. depot.
If McPherson, strictly J’rstclesr accumulations
OLD WELL HOTEL. 86 Wilmington at, RN Reed
Ilsviiand, European plan. 80 rooms.
ROUSR 'URN'ISIIINO GOODS.
STEVENS. J. 11?: Washington It 8. N. crockery,
glusware, tin and wooden ware. '
[CI-2 DEALER“.
BURCIIARD. Ii. “Holden Point Farm," RN. allo
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDOE A LOCKWOOD, 9 Rain st, N. Insur-
ance and real estate in all its brooches
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB M Washington st next to PO
:5 N. lire, plate glass. midi?!“ and life. (sec adv )
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. loin and Wall sts, N. Real
estate, investments. loans negotiated. etc.
KORRELLA L‘IIOMIIEDIEU. 9! Washington at.
S N, strictly first-class Companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 4.5 a 47 Washington It,
8N Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE SOMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LII-‘It INS. 00., S. s. L'-
ilummcdii-n, agent, Washington st, SN. lit-c ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE 1525 CO on Washington
st. 3. N. F. J urnbh, Assistant supt
NORWALK FIRE [Nil CO, N. In succusfui
business sincc law No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 4:. Washing-
tun st, 5 N. Juo. French. asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
(IRA ['I‘L'RD II B. anic tildlg, N, 69; Bond-
Middlcicx Iinnkiug and Equiteb c M‘t'gu Cos.
IRON AND STEEL
SMITH. W. II. it C0. i5 and l? Water st, N.
springs, axles, comagc hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I‘ E. M. 52 and w Watcr st, N. iron work
of all kim .
TIIE lil'NCAN IRON RAILING WORKS, Weber
st. 5. N. Wm. ll. lloyt, proprietor.
IRON I'OITNDRII'I'J.
GILES 8i GLANCE at The Norwalk Iron Works
Co, uminlsn llf. Bridgcpiri. Conn.
J Ilw ELI-JIM.
FERRIS. A S. :19 So. {lain st. 5 N. op. (.‘iiy Iloiei
RN tine wetnh repairing a specialty.
iiOl’T, II. B. is No. lain st. :5. N. strictly Insular
goods at low pflu‘rl.
JACKSON, utiliAND, 56Walls’t. N. watchesfila
monds. etc. Finc watch repairing a specialty.
ROOD, II. S. dlzmiltndnfltifltlwa, jewel , silver and
plated ware, rrpuirin: asputmlty. 8:! must, SN
LA WYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E room 3 Masonic b'd'g, Wall
LII, imrough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST. RUss‘ELL. 8 No Rain st, notary, legal
business of all kinds unvfuily intended to.
lIL'ltI.IiL”I'I‘,J. BELDEN, room.I 5 and G Gareth
building, “all st, lxiruugh.
LIGII'I‘. JOHN II it): Weshiiuztoe st 8. N. notary
commissioner of dmls (or New Yor state.
LOCKWUOD, EDWARD M. room I Genetic bid;
borough Attorney. notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR. .10th 5. room 3, Forrticld Co. Nat
Bonk building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSII. JOHN J. roomi anotiic building, Walt
st, borough.
LIVI'ZRI' STABLE. .
DANN, IlORAl‘E E, Err-:lsior livcry nod boom
my; sfalilcb. Utlltv No 5 IIlH'l‘ st, N,
iiRl'llyitltY, until it Knight “I. N. Pine tun.
OIIL- n spunky. Ti-lrphom- 3m.
LOCK llANUI’ACTl’RIZRs.
LOCKWIMJD IIANIYFAL'I'URISG (‘0. DA at, S
N, Blitriufncilim ofbniftirrr' linnlwnrc. min.
0ch do l‘mi st, Nm York otllt'c L!) Raids st.
Chicago office if» Luke It.
NORWALII Lni'ii COMPANY. S. N. Ncw Yuri.
omrv F‘.’ I'hnlnlfl'l'! 1-: Lou i..- and hnildt-rs‘ burn
wnrv, itcsigurrs, founders, workers of amen.
bun—r.- trimmings iii broil/x, lime and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
HILL. [-1 J. 'J Watt-r II, N All kinds of lumber dc
livemd to any point by roll, room or Vessel,
MACH I NI: HIIOI’S.
NURWALB IRON WORK: (:0 Tim. Water st.
timir II R britlgr. S .‘v' General mnchiurry, lI’IIII
and prime castings, forgiu , Ribbitt maul, n'
pairs for iriiiuiifuctnriics ant ntnunhuats
SCUFIELD, Wit. A. Knight st, N N‘vw machinery
maulv- and “whining promptly IIHL’IlIItlI to.
MARKET OARDENI'ZIIS.
JENNINGS A WATERHI'RI‘. :i. N berrlm and Ali
garden prudurc in sea-um. for tho wholesale trsdr
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET. A) Wall st. N Wm.Wardwsll
prop. IK‘CL veal. lamb mutton and poultry.
.\\'IM)N. A lbs Iain at. N moat». fruits, vegan.
hll‘fl, risb. iiy-im, claim. and mumps, butter.
orgy, lard. ceuiinf Kinds, rtc.
BENNETT & NESTED. meats. m, oysters. lob
stars, clean, fruits. rs No Main st, 5 . .
“ISM-ILL. DANA (,‘ l2 Iain st. N. clwloc maul.
piiiltry, dab. vvgrusblm. cit.
lilflTTit‘ti CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water II. N
3mm. vmviubicr. IHIILI, poultry, at lowcet prim
FARR. WILLIA! II Benedict Farm market, RN
Iv'iur mats. In‘lh vcgrmbltsmkiwot cash prim
FAltRINiiTUN, J A min. fillilll‘},fllh,0’m
Il'flvulllfl,IIulIB,DLIII¢1.CIC.. it aquarv, ii. N
OEINT. USU. I'Lin-l llVI‘flllt', II N, choice w.
variable. fruit, rtc brwcst cash pm".
HAIR» PERI), I3 No Rain st 3. N, prime tit-Ir
of all inda. Mimic rvudrrrd d asprcieity.
JUDNON. A. ii. Central Market. cor. lainand Ifavi
band st. 1-; N l't-iolrc turnip, poultry, vavublrv
LIIBITIINIIK, W! van Washington at. bruins, ii
N drain in all kinds IMII meats.
LOCKWIKJD. I. Washington St. W. (i. N, In:
unis. out. oystrve, clam. vegvtabics. etc.
LOCKWOODR IAH‘KWUOD, 7 III! It, N. In:
meats poultry. fish, oysters, claim a specialty,
LYONb. A. it. Did Well Mark-La No. lots as.
H, N prime mt. end pumltry at lawn-l prices
MALI". ALBIN. New in. near West, 8. N choicv
mu. ash. try-tars. "troubles. Ilclim. err
I‘II‘KEIIINU, ll. at East ”v.09. xtwoi boner,l.N.
beef, vni, rniitti‘m. etc.
N'IIAI'B. JM'OR. as Wat Washinm “.8, N.
airirtiy arr/Mia» mu, poultry a specialty.
sliTii's WAHIIINWI'ON MMtlil'l'. «is Washing
ton vi. ii N lint min and paltry for family but
Bl'llilJlNLJ W. i5 imsrd at, N. wagon runs
daily all am the town.
“MIDI, W. Ii meet. liielimvv, RN, is up
to all ports of town will» I‘lnv fruit and t meats
WIIONJ. l'. J: Wall-t, N (moire meats. Ml
try. fruits. "zombies, halt". rm. etc.
IAIIIILIL AND ORANITR.
BATE». I’ W. WM rt. 3 manufsrmm of lim-
gnnite and marble work. also dealer in buildlbl
«mic and rmrtny cmvk.
“EVEN”. I. W. bolus-rt. N, ummm
lac monnmmu. broil-um. pronto, m.
MANOR” AND BUILD!”
fifllfiltft. HENRY. M West an, RN. All kinds
of atom moron weir-iris tam
GRILDIIN. WfLuAl. l9 Winds mac. 1!. stone
mm. Mao Gazing. curbing. etc.
all’i‘ll. WILLIAI ii. I! West «.5 N. Jobbing
prov-pay married to
LAWLUII. WILLIAI. 5 Kill ”.11 MIMI!
«on: mm and trading Wynne-drum.
Granite vI led from my own quarry.
In?! DUTII‘I’TRM
(70.31111 3m lav-ink boildisr. N. and I.
an lain It. ii. N (harm‘s furs suing goods
MERCHANT TAILORA.
ot'sliwgli. I. at Wall or, N A pvrfsrt It nar-
aritwd
sm'i'lfit, I t: fir-mi Iain It. ii 1!. liberation-q
. swihlt y
51113501,". Ruin-s Vises. a... Ire-owe nit
tie-ole; e specialty.
m M
emu 1.30.an13. hem-fw-
Uh D swv
IIILLINIRY AND IAN“ 000m.
CAVANAGB, lliiti I. II. dClay It. 8. II. will”!
end dries making.
IAWCl'l'l'ii headquarters for ministry. IWata
of, N. law advertisement)
FITCH AGNES. Ills. 09 Iain N. for
"Old Iitstcn Dyclmi Estab inhinen ."
JAMES. III!) I L 2 250 Ilninst, B. N. W
styles looming a sminliy,
IIUBIO TEACHERS.
BRADLEY, Ills. 0. W. (danghterof thelatven.
If. Huh) I” Iain st, N. Instruments] music only
FRITZ, KISS MINNIE I’. Hi Ialiist, N. Piano
and organ instruction.
GIBSON, ALEX. 8. 87 Illxb «N. Plant). at!“
and harmony.
HUNTINGTON, HRH. I29 Marin at, N. Vocal in-
struction end voice dcvelqnnmit.
NASH, Misti JENNIE II. 3‘). North overlie, N.
Piano and org-n instruction.
sAWYItIi, bills. RJ teacher of instrumental and
vocal music. Residenccst Mrth. H. Plalsfsd's,
West It. RN.
NEWS DEPOTE.
BODWELL. II. E 74 Washington at RN. blank
books, stationery, newsmpfll. periodlcals. etc.
WHEELER, J. B. lab Washington at MRI.
Newspspers. stationery, tin 1nd glut ware
NEW YORK IRSSENGRRB.
mm B. D (riders left at Budweil’s sine,
7-i tit-thingies st. 8. N.
LOCKWOOD, C. I. offices DeRlyn'l. S. 11.; Greg-
ory‘s N.-. New York 160 Greene st.
NEW 1 SECOND-RAND FURNITURE.
PODRORE, Wll. under salvation Army Barrecks,
B. N. Stoves. ranges. crockery, carpets, ctc.
OYSTER I'LANTRRS AND DEALERS.
BELL, IIIRAM P. 0. Box In. S. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL. R. J foot of Raymond at, B. N. wholo
sale dealer in fine oysters.
ROYT, W. II. .t: SON, l2) Water st, 8. N. foot of
Raymond) plauixrs, exportcrr and w olcnle
dealers in natiu- oysters.
RBI-ID A flOi’iiMAN, i34 Waterst. S. N. planters
and shippcn of Norwolk oysters.
VAN NAME. J. L a CO. P. O. Box 546 B. N
Oysters arid rlams. wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS. Chas. II. Als
Ilinrpc. prop. Riverside ave. ti Stoves, Steam
and [lot Air Furnace work a specialty, sole
agent for the cclebnstcd Canon furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWIT'I‘, J. T. as lion in, N. Jewctt‘v laids.
Mammy and Wallets ortb's mixed points.
RAYMOND BROS chctt's, Atlantic and Sociey'i-
Lend, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical I’alnt.
SMITII, W Ii A00 [.53 1’: Warm st. N. agents
for [lineman A Martinez points.
PAPER HANGINGN.
PROWI'I'I‘.J.T. to Rain st. N. window shades.
Ilollantin. fixttirvv. etc.
PAYLOR A ('0 ‘11 lain st. N. also hardwm,
paints, oils, glass. etc
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
RLACKMANJ‘. A. ll Mam of. N. Instantaneous
pristine. Children‘s photos a specialty.
NORTH, (t. 5 rs Washington st, 5. N. our: quality
only and [hill the best.
READIIAN i? L Gan-its buiidi , N. Cebiner
phowgrlpbs SJJO pcr doc; onc- doz. $.50
PIANO TUNRR AND REPAIRRRS.
iIENDEE, C. P‘ mr Wall and Knight 5:9 , N. Also
dealer in pianos. organs. about music, ctr.
PLANINO HIILIJ’.
RANDALL. MINER D E N. Ail kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
lEEKI-ZRACO., W I]. Instr Ilall block. S.N
Plumbing, steam and gu- fitting.
35min, P II. A BRO tor Ham and West str, 9. N
Plumbing sud w IIIIIIIK, rat-um end hm
RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Jami?
Byut. ML; Edwin 0. “m snpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JACOB It Wuhingion st, next to P O
9N property for mic, houses torrent (m adv l
\iOItiiEiJ. A I.‘llii3l!ili)lI-Zi', ilfi Washington at
{i N wiltng. (I‘Dl'lng and collecting
A'u..~m.\',0 i-l Hui-m mag, N [“mech au~
tummy to lunb Aim insurance wriitcn in but
of compartm- ni IIIr‘ lowm—t ruins.
.vmmit’niil). II. A No thin st, 5, Known-cs <
rent. and building lots for Mile.
- RmAlfRANTN. _
BEB'IIIV‘E. {VOW at. 8'. warm raceb at all
hours, iIlIfllCl’ 25c. ' ‘ _.
rthliT’Srlbso. hm ILS N The first 'Ix .limm
til mucky 'Wd by Lin- ilisyor work.
sssrrsur itsc‘is’rzrnts.
RIDER. W D A SUN rr-r Wu! iii: IIIlll t’wiir'
lstmlt I'lzliv‘, at N, llyllrniilir iii-l ('lVll CnflJiL‘L'r‘.‘
SCHOOLS. iI’rivae)
“Atkins, ills.» iNs'l‘ITI'TE, b 01'"th sf, N
I'uunz iodine bonding and tiny sthoul
IBM), In Ilillsidi. N Day and boarding «hm.
for girls and young ladies. Flu for any coin-gr
or router: mingle" mi if. Fully com port lat»
mllir’ atwh New ark mists empo ul li
milsilfll department. Sperm advantage or th.
l'hl' study of art. languiigvs and slottitimi
I-‘zlll rem. mums Uiifnbtr 'Al
out upon application.
XORIVALK MILITARY INSTITL'TE, N. Pranks
Iinbrrts principal l'irctilu on rumor-L
WIIDHN. MK I". II 54 bowl fur lmyd N-irWuC'm
q‘t i'rI-purntnr tn miirw ‘IlII uivntitir El limb.
For Clfl‘alllm, 1mm as above.
.IIIZWINO MACHINES.
ailIAll.ER,(' If it So Inn at. S N. “Whmicr nnrl
Wilson" and “Household," medics. oil. 3.th
manor. Itrpairmir a lpfl‘lAlIy.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
IIAI'UUND BROS «were built. iviiu'r pipe-ii 's it
uuvutuig. filling, grading. landsrapr minimum
NIIOI‘. MANUFACTURERS.
LOUNHBIERY. IA'I‘IIBWNON ll CO, NM. Ladii-e'
llrii- shines.
film it. WEED l (‘0, f and naimmm 71,73.
75, and 7': Walter st. N . Established iN’TO
Huiiiifsrturvn of tuiirs’ mows' and Chili‘lft’fi"
din: finitweu for the mail Ulllt'.
NIHIITJI’AIH'I‘Q AND UNDERWEAR.
ili’TI‘lIINtiim. COLE A (It). Norwalk, New York
and Bmiuvport, Coal.
iil’oR‘l‘iillRN'ii (Hull’s.
AIKKNJOIIN fl xiii Iain st, N. miqnanzrs for
guns. aching tackle. ammunition, etc.
ITAIR IIUIIJIRRR.
HAKKIIJIILII'H, Water d. neat to Wheeler's form
dry.ti N Risirvaedbarniraiilwovdn. "
Till; DI'Ni‘AN IRON RAILINO WORKS, Wsm
«ii. N Wm ll. Hoyt, proprietor. ,,,
”TIM! ”all” AND PUMP”.-
NORWALII IRON WORlIii CO. The. Warn st.
W II II bridge, 8. N.
WIRADINIIIP TICKR‘I‘ AlsRNTii.
tflflfl'lri. ii W laconic build”: N. steamship
tlrkm. Wm agent. mtary it. etc.
LAYTUN, JACOB I Washington It. out to I' 0
six, [Magnum-.m. may mlm.isecnd i
N105); DRILLED;
"RRIBJOIIN I! flintof Washington 1.8.3. also
brick. linw, emf. hair. pinata.
IORTON. JOHN B ”Taylor lice-v. I. II. Also
lay-r of r-arrrt: walks
RAYI‘HVD Slim blue, brown. (herewith and
winding Wm (unite and marble trimmings.
sruvrm, RAND” AND HRA‘I’RRA.
([1131]?! LAND“. 29 ilartland It, ii. N (lav
mun and water inn-rm I’, 0 box on.
POWELL, J W 2! Wash st. 81". m.
we, W. mmml lug mm. mm m
prim. ctr ‘l'is sod W work a wprrisity.
HULLIIIIIJWLVMRIL W? Wat-hi on II
bridmr.s.fl.m.mm, ,pinin new.
TRUCKING.
HORTON. 1085 It. IITaylov ave-Is. B. I. Lint
soil heavy urchins writ-pity unwise to.
UNDERTAIIID-
JINNINGBJ. D .Ilovw n.3, , not
down, 7 II- at. If.” M
RAYIIIND. om. II D it 0 III: a, I. last
dense a Berkley or Telephone 714.
VETERINAR' CUIORDll.
moors. our. DVD, «flat Ind hospital rear of
hirisidtfo Banthsivpboesmavanacsst.
W00!»
BETTE. ALL“. Hi" i! Carina: it. 8. [Ind hi
soft. wind and with. frw vanity was
wooutri we!
nohwmw. mill-7.“
film,
133 moo. I. new. In“
mfiwqumw-‘m
Circulars will in
“JOHN, line-Blain st.N lillinu'y,ru¢y‘
and Ilaeronds
TRIMMERS Mfr? MERRY.
FOI'R'I'II ANNUAL MICHELE 0?
WILSON & CD’S. BIPLOIES.
Fifty-sir Couples In the Openlng Dance—
some of theGr-ccfol Donner- who were
Present—A Grand Buses-a.
Tbs» employveo of J. C. Wilson & Com-
pany’s hat Ilctufy held their fourth not
nusi sociable at Music Hull last evening.
The occu~ion was similar to other shop
gathering; and was successful in every
respect. All formality was laid acid»
and lot scvcrni iiuurs the plrltalll’iit! of the
dance rcigned supreme. There wore
many spectators in the balcony who
wore content in watching others enjoy
IbrmscIVrs, but the large majority of
the guests donord to the entrancing
music of Sin) tne’. orchestra. Henry
Gihrmsn prompted. Thvro were fifty
six coupleson theilior when the dancing
couunoucwl, but as the evening ndvnoc
ed this number was increased.
The order of dance included twenty
all numbers. After the thirteenth dance
there was a short iutvrmlssion, when the
ladies served it collation consisting of
suiidvvichrs, cake and coffee. The supply
win ample for the large company and
everything was served in tine OIdrI’.
The following commitw- it had charge
of the iiflur: Miss Nx-ilio Patrick, chair-
mail of commutr; James Blake, flior
fIlaleKrf; Homer Buckmnn, G org.» Porri-
»my, William S nitb. Elwurd Peltun.
Our hlrrntt and John Pierce, asststnufs;
More “(30" Furor, MM Lona White, Mis-
urbalf' I’vltun. Miss Eltlh Hurr:8,Jiihn
:‘shvviillh, John K», worth, Charles
Flynn and Uhnriea Hunt, It'Ct'pII'HI Cum
mute».
John C. Wilson, a mvmber of the» firm.
and John Phillips, Secretary of the No-
tmnal ILL-s Fiiiishere' Aasocmtion. in"
present.
Among such a throng a correct list of
tho-e present would he almost no Impos-
s bility. TDI' foliowmg Indies, however.
m-re nmniix ill- merry dancers: M's.
tl mm Buckmzw, Ills-i Mary Soil), Mrs.
P «er Martin. Mrs R but Mcllsney.
ilk-s Curio Taylor, Miss Mwlu Adams,
lit-is Rim: Flynn, Min-l Kittie Much,
like “men Bulky, III-s Brim»- I’rlton,
“IV. A. B Colo}, Mrs. U-ti Jones, Miss
\nxrli' illihisn, .‘vIrt. Liuris'oury, Miss
‘Iflrllr' (Ito-finer, Mme Milly Walsh, More;
K it? Lvlirt-y, Misses Hume, Dita-l ()liv
Runes, Mrs. Thomas Palmrr, Mm Eva
R chords, Miss Annie Doyle, Mrs. Worm
elm», lilies Grace Hudiien. Miss Allen
Duiciiy, MIR-Wit Pertrick, Mrs. Eiw rd
lnmiiem, Ill-era F‘D'CP’, Miss Minute
Flyl“r, Miss Lona Whit». Mrs. John
Burnt-l, “ham“ Diuohy. Dir-i. IViiliflm
Birmw, Miss M itElIi-I, Him Dilly Soy-
vriuiir, Mm. .lulin .‘lIlIn"y, Eli-s Franc»,
Ilia! i. lily. .‘iIr-l ('lmriru I’-.rml.w, Min
Am- - (Minnow, Mrs. Clinic‘s BigADu-l,
NIH. Ii told H. Taylor, Miss MII'IIII“
“my, ”US Aunts Hmforti, Hl~s Alter-
“ :lfiog, Minn Anni» [)unlnwy, Miss
mt». Mrs. Jimw liviit'. Mm Btnlfi‘.
ll“ IirTilifflfis Marni Rlymuml, Mi-s
I'Iiith' ”trim, Min-i Annii- Morris. III
‘I tIIllI-IHI .ile )1“? Clara Slil'll‘l.
”iv tint-hwy IF‘Q‘I nxrirtml ill tho stat:-
lllr'nl mini» III yvstvmny's {Liz- It' that
‘D y ii--.i imtliinz t i do With Illt‘ moniblv
tml “fr-II m t. stdtc' Ihflf. in grlilf‘ig up
lli’ Filt'ffllill' thvy contributed in Illlr‘fillly
iml :p-wwi :m II.\IC.’l as my iilhi'i‘ DI‘IIICII
I flip II-‘III”.
DJI'KKII WHILE ~IIA'I‘IMI.
lino “abel Chamberlain Knocked Down
on the Ice.
A m'fwiljrl iil't‘lilrfll LCt‘iII'I’riI uri Ibt'
[)iiliiI vii-.I of ”iv- Washington strt'r‘i
lIrIiIi‘I' a~t v'VtIlIfig. Miss blah» I Chum
'iv rlmn, “'li'i IlllflIIIH iii Ilrnr} I). Smith‘s
iiri “’iir-lllligtlul sum-t, was Jimmy: on
ilin p md null ti good NIHd man CUIIIIINI
v’iili lirr. Sm- wun struck in llir chi-st
and". falling hrr Ilr’liiI struck limVrly
on III“ It'i'. Sho- wmi awtslrd m Iii-r
mum , IIIII Illl‘ mun loft IIIi' pond iwfotr
his nornv wan hrcr'ltfllffl'il. Jilin Chow
iiulmn .muiu nftrr nun-mg iiniiin was
lukrii With spurns "NJ has uincc' been
iim'nrist‘i: us mmt ”I flitl limp. IIvI' home
Is In Ntamfurd. She snow in S ith Nor
walk n frw days up,» to work iii our of
"iv focmrirs.
I-rlt lfirwiutlril With Wet Tow-II.
(luv dry Itl‘v‘titly John H. Manmim
In" vusz-ul to u [only of his companion-
in J VII" 1' Bromine-1's IMI’I‘I'I riiiip [but
in» km w ”10 pivm "Snow, Snow. Huaii»
tiflil Snow" in path-(tuna and would it”
'IHWII shim riml Ir'l'III’I it. I!" struck it
I)r‘ffl“l"'lt‘f|0‘hll nttitudn near iiw [not of
Ill" stairs and cliniiiivtmvd. IIe find tiii
soon" not ion) In» spirit of tho rscrta
no", than iw was titrated with a shower
of wot lirvvvils from up atom. II» was
wvvrvly dwucliwd, but notwithstanding
0th hr still mlhvrr v in tbs- iii-lwf that tin
can in town it mics thu poo-m h-‘II"? than
he.
Life in the Booth.
The evening armor iii the First I E
church, in mirrruiv, will In most Dri‘an
and instructive. Stan-optical: ptctursn
will be thrown upon a largo screw-o, illus—
tratinz thr- lip-«sheila thrms with "pm
Functions of tits- in the South. All who
I!!! interested to know what the church
hen bot-u doing among the Frvedmv-n
attic» the war will lose a rare, oppor-
tunity if “my miss this discourse.
Chmctws, schools, cabins, ptantetiona
and all phases of nihilism life so unlike
our own will be promoted.
«American mint in! given or the
mowing imbibe. liver pad and wire
bottomed last beteot hart Breath,
thaw-mp.
PRINCIPAL 'roorii’s cuwuuu-
lle Asks for Opinions from the Citizens
oI Booth Non-Ii.
Principal W. U. Foote has sent the
following circular to some of the citinms
of the city in ordrr to get their views on
subjects affecting the welfare of the
schools:
Home Nonwam. 110nm, Jan. 17. 1891.
Iiv DEAR Sinz~Expnience proves that
it largo proportion of our pupils leave the
school on completion of the work of the
nrnmmar irradre, the average one being
.lesriy Iii years. I should be pleased to
have your judgment on the following:
Wheretn does the local public schooi
fail to meet the needeof our community?
How much ability should the pupil
have acquired, before such age, in arith—
ionic?
What could profitably be cut out from
our present text books?
What additional drill should the tench
or add?
Are the pupils that come to your no-
tice deficirnt as penmen? If so, are the
methods of Instruction at fault?
How can de-sired results be secured?
How much and what kind of ire-o
graphical knowledge should be aimed at?
Ought there not to besyetcrnatic grad
ed instruction in drawing and in music?
Haw pupils an insufficteut power to
read? 1- ll. because [ht-y have not occur
IIIO: knowledge of enough wards? If so,
how III III”! vocabulary to be increased?
In what lineeis instrucllun lacking in
what is termed "precticai;" in what is
turned "culture" for said age, 1%?
You are brought into contact with
“our product," and this IS our apology,
if one be herded, for asking your judg
invnl, your counsel to aid in making our
school servicrable for the best develop
mrnt of lllr‘ have and girls, and thereby
iiI IIIQ' community.
Will sou kindly send me a written
opinion? Very truly yours,
w C. Foortz.
A Literary aaleswomae.
While riding on one of the cars of the
Winnipeuk line the other day a l‘eDOl’irI
noticvd that a young saleswomnn who
had just boarded the car was intently
feuding one of tho letvet society novels
[Io vaqilil’i'd of the dl’inI’ who she was.
and tree informed that she was one of
\Viouipuuk's socxety bolles and that
rvory day on her way to and from work.
instvad of flirting With the driver or her
fo-llovv passengers, she would always be
intently trading the same “novel."
All Quiet at Hartford.
There Was nothing going on at the
capitol yesterday butthe routine bust
mes. A few of the. lesser politicians
were there looking out for their indivi
iIu‘II interests, but. the party leaders
Were conspicuous by their absence.
None of the state officers who Were
swornin on Tuesday are there and no
further otwmpts have been triad»~ to no
cure the offio-s now Ilcld by the Republi
CdIl-l.
The Membership Rapidly Increasing.
The [)er regular monthly running of
th» Building and Loan Assocration will
be held on Tuvvday evening next, at its
moms 0n Wmllington st. Tlic rue-tuba
ship has been increasing Intvly at a rapid
mm, and With it the society's ability to
met the drmuhda of its members for
loan-I. At the coming meeting a low.
of an amount not ywt determined, will
b.» . fI-Trd tn mrmiicrs.
The Corisolidnled Road's Stock.
I'I'OfDlIchlf. investors are of thv- opinion
that tho Huck of the L‘unmiidett‘d road,
which is qlliltt‘d now iii. 266 and 268, will
mm» to 290 by July I. Iloadiey Ii.
Ives, how: vcr, in an all hand opinion
xiv-n, said that he could not see how
the» sit-ck Cl uld ndvancw materially alter
the~ Ilicft'litit'. It, I! Crinelderrd. htlwr‘Vt‘I,
by IIli' tIlIlj :rity that Consolidated stock
H primt' prcipwrty and that own after
tho incrrnse in stock the dividends vviil
remain of IO per cent.
A Cry for Ilelp.
The bivuth Nurwnlk pOIICt.’ were start
lot! about midnight by cries for help
CLIIIIIII); Ifum LIIIJrr'u block on \Vash-
INK“!!! sirm‘t. Mrs. Smith, WIN)I)CCUPIPH
an nppnitnient over tin- bank, thought
she lirurd someone trying to i'IIIr‘I' Ilt‘l’
back window 11- m is slim! and gave the
alarm. Thi- puller looko-d Into the mat-
ti-r but c mid find no fact» to ju-tify the
thin-f that thwro find bv't'n burgh” in
lin- vicinity.
Thlriy Dollars [letter Off.
In clowning nut ltl'lI‘It'lfIr'DIIl his mons‘y
druvwr um- dis)! this wevk. I". J. Smith,
a New (:inflfln merchant. (IIICUVI'IH’I
our rightvm (liilhm in pennies, many
Hamil pit-cos of silvvv, and a five dollar
gold pi-cr, tin-t lw know nothing about.
It wvml thorn was s neck in tho war of
tlw money draw" leI large enough for
the tummy to slip through. There were
over ’thlrfy dolls”: in all found.
cum“... fa. Other rzmi oi nu; Line.
A wuirr who hes "alrmo up" Nc-w Ca
been for n pipnlar publishing house says
that town finalise-n refund ions ”the
first station this ride of Uneven." The
man who marl» that remark must have
missed some slatilm-I or M!) aslvvp dur
ing ii long parrot tbs» jrmrmry. Many
people say New Canaan ll very close lo
the other end of the linen-Bridgeport
Post.
Athletic Inmate-out.
An athletic entertainment will take
pinc- at the Armory, under the earpiece
of Company D,“ an early date. The
principsiount will be a trrtomfls foot
race. Among the entries are Nolan,
(inertia, Brown and others. Several
otherneeta wiiialaotah place, and an
exceptionally Ilse programme will he
mid to Iovsrvof athletics.
—Toptatight boot coffin your
“Immww
HINGES ON THE WORD ‘FOR’
TWO uranium; AI'I‘IIMVI'I'S
“ton A WILION MAN.
Rearing the Chichsater- Kerwin Con-
tented Election Case Before the [loose
Committee in Hartford.
The hearing yesterday afternoon be-
fore the House committee on contested
elections atthe capitol was principally
of iotvrest because of two affidavits
from the same man. submitted, the first
by the DPIIIOCIQUC and the second by the
Rvpublican counsel. We give below the
Hartford Cournnt's report of the hear-
ing. The case itself stands practically
just where it was before the hearing.
The whole thing turns on the disposition
to be made of the “for” ballots.
The original return of the moderator
of Wilton, which was before tho com-
mittee yesterday. strum-d that 176 votes
vverc cast for Henry E. Chichest-‘r. the
Rt’IrUhIICan candidate for representativp,
end 175 votes for Augustus W. Merwm,
the Democratic candidate. All the but
lots cost for Mr. Uhichester were ”for"
ballots, that Is, they roadr—
For Representative,
Henry E Chicbestcr.
All these ballots were rejvcied for hav-
ing “excessive Words" and tho result left
Mr. Mrl'WIu the running candidate. ac
cording to the decision of the moderator.
It Will bo-rememberpd that Mr. Mrrwin
wrote to Governor Buikeiey after the
eiection, Saying that he did not wish to
take the office on a technicality when
his opponent really had a majority of the
Votes cost. This, he said later, he in
trnded to be a recignnuon of his office.
But he appeared to the ngislatnw,
nevertheless, and made a statement in
which he said that be had bven BdVle'd,
since writing his letter, that enouufi
voles had been corruptly SrCIlh-d for his
opponent to more than tiff-9t the maj ll"
iiy of one in the latter’s favor If all the
‘ for” Votes were Counted; and. since his
letter had no legal eflect in taking away
his seat, he would stand on his rights
and take the office.
In a statement yesiflrdny before the
committve by Frank E Hydp, attorney
for Mr. Merwiri, an affidavit was pro-
duced from Henry P. Sturges of Wilton,
in which the latter declared under oath
that be had started for the polls on the
day of election: that he had it in mind
when he started to vote for Mr. erwin,
the democratic candida»: that near the
town hall be Was approacbvd by Charles
S. Ambler of the town of Wilton, who
ofiersd him the sum of 35 if he would
vote for lilr. Chicbester, the republican
candidate: that he did vote for Mr.
Uhlchf‘slrr, and that he received theeum
of $5 on the same day.
Mr. Hyde Eaid that if the committee
would giv» him time be c iuld offer
similar affidavits from several other
persons, which would show more than
enough votrs iiius corrupily secured to
invalidate the PIPCIIOH of Mr. Chichester,
v'Vt'fl if the- "for" imilnta Were nliow~d.
This WAS sufficwm, however, to de~troy
the mnj Why of one for Mr Chzchesier,
on the assumption that the “for" ballots
Would be counted.
,Mr. Hy dr‘ had no sooner taken his
out when J. Iieltlrn Huributl, of Not-
wuik, on» of Mr. Cilichrrahlr'o lawyers.
more to "all n w-com‘l affidavit from
this some Hrnry B Stinger. In this
second Ptalr‘filt'fil, under oath, Mr.
Stuigos tirclarr’d that he had swmn
faim-iy in his former affidavit: that the
HIHIPIneU‘ then-in contained, to the t ifvcv
that be had been bribed by Charla- S,
Ambler fur the sum of $5 was full» ; llizit
before II" triutic Ifii' Original ei'ridrivu
b» hull bvon treated by cirrtuin person»
With spiritnus liquors until, though not
.iiunk, ho was in such a frame of mind
that ho wueimlucetl to intake by affidavit
containing cumin SKB'J'IIH‘IIIII that hu-
nnw declared to be lniw: "mi, further-
man, he had hem paid $1010! making
the original ailiniawt.
Mr. Iluributt then prnducvd an affi-
diivit from Charles 8. Ambit-r, in which
he denied in lo!” the stair-trim! made by
Simone In his original nilidsvit that he
(.Imhlwi hail bribed Nturgee to vote the
republican Ilet‘I.
At the I‘II’rII’IIlK yesterday the council
for Mr. (Jhlchm-Iel’ Iver» iicoruv I’, Mc
L an and Austin liminnrd of Hartford,
Mill J, iii-him Ilurlbutt of Nurwxilk.
Frank I}. [lith- repress-riled Dir. MPIWID.
All waived any (linens-lion of the legali-
iy of the "for" bailout, which had been
so wmriy trv-ato-d by niilo attornvys and
in tho ct lumuu of “in public pfl'ra. Mr.
MCL'BII, however, calird nttv nttnri to the
“MCI that the Iiuu-u had already quislitim
”VP" own-fins, six Iii-intimate end um-
R publicmv, who had hwn olecml by the-
“for” hllluh, and that consistency re.
quired the quniificntion of Mr. ()iiichne-
It'll.
Affidavits wore submitted from three
couch-u. two It publicuns and one I’m
hihitlonist. containing a sample “for"
milot, similar in which, they clatmnl,
were all thi- balluie for Mr. (lhichwtvr,
which In» royvctud.
Ikstiit» tin- tc-timmiy as to bribery,
both min admit that the whole quvaliiin
mum on the construction to be put on
tho “fm” hallo".
Afwr taking a short "motive svmitm
the commvttvv adjourned.
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Railroad Cot-forte for lentils.
A our recently addrd to the equipment
of the (Imimitilamf road is Intendrd for
transportation of "iv-lids. The out im-
0 writing capacity of twrniywight, and
in it are two lane state rooms aimut
twelve by mt feat. The car is aim stip-
plted with four sleeping actions, with
no upper berths, and itrqmpped with
vestibule chairs, sofa seats and movable
seats. The doors are wide enough to
admit of the passage of soot. ‘Ihs w
has not yet born used.
newly of W in tempest.
The Shellfish anemia-ion is at pvlesli
holding weekly nesting. in New Ruse
to hear applloifloos for the abatement
otters-on oyster grounds. Very few
appliostim have born board, as the
W for our year’- said: are so
good tits oyster wen are willing to pry
their trust.
DEED!” III 1.0.
An Agreement ill-do Between the II-
dlans of Norwalk and war landlowe.
one of the old and original patsntese
in the Norwslk settlement was a family
by the name of Kellogg. Among the
records of the family are a number of
deeds and patents from the Indians
which are very interesting. An Indian
deed to Roger Ludlowe, is no follows:
“A dvrd of solo made by Norwalke In-
diana unto Holsters Roger [.udiowe, of
Fggéfield, as followetb, 26m February,
1 :
“An agreement made between the lib
discs of Norwuik and Roger Ludlowe:
It is agreed that the Indians of Norwalke
for deed in consideration of vigil
fnthouis of wampum, six castes, term
butchers, term hoes. ten knifes, tcnn sis-
sors, term jewes harps, teen fathome to-
backoe, three koifee of six bonds about.
tonn looking glasses, have granted all
the lands, meddows, paintings, trove
whataower there is and grounds between
the twoe rivers, the one called Nannie
and the other Sonkstuck, to the middle
of soidd rivers from the see a day’s walke
In the country, to the sayed Roget Ludo
iowe and his heir and assigns for ever.
and that one Indian or other shall chal-
lr age or claim any ground within the
prayed river or limits nor disturb the nyed
Roger, his heirs or assigns within the
precincts aforesaid."
At the bottom of the deed are the
names of erverul Indian chiefs who
signed the document.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPIIS.
The Goings and Cow-Inga of People we
Like to Read About.
Miss Addie Kimmey has gone to New
York to make a short visit with friends.
Miss Ella Clark, of New Haven, in the
guest of Mrs. George W. Merritt, of
Leonard street.
Mrs. Dennis Faun, of Milford, is visit-
ing Mr. and hire. Theodore Brush, of
Maple street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'I’. Prowitt leave town
today on a short visit to their daughter,
who resides in Monaco. Mose.
Mrs. M L Kellogg, one of the opera-
tors at the Central Telephone oflce, will
spend Sunday with friends in Maiden.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Winchester, of
West avenue, drove to Wilton Inst even-
ing to attend the Whitlock family rs.
union.
Mrs. lsaaé'Bentley and daughter.
ilice, who have been visiting friends in
Newark, N. J., returned home last
evening.
Frank Smith, the florist, and wife,
who have been spending the pelt week
in Dnnbury, returned to their home in
this city this afternoon.
TOLD n A mi: on Two.
Matters Worthy of Mention from Rvery
quart" of Connecticut.
Ten thou and pickenii have been taken
from Long Meadow poud this vnutnr.
Two \Vaterbury fishermen caught 160
ii-h in one day.
The police of Hartford yesterday
arrested ii supposed thief who gave his
name as George Thompson and who had
in his possession twelve revolvers and
fifty nine pocket knives, which he was
trying to dispose at a pawn shop.
Members of the Steim Railroad Man’s
Protective union employed on the New
London and N )IIDr‘lD railroad have been
grant: d an increase of pay in accordance
vnth their pr‘IlIIOD. Brakemen get 31.60
irisvred of $1 27 pvr day, conductor!
*2 2l Instead of film, and firemen ‘135
Ifi-D‘Bll of $1 Fifi
Borough Police News.
John R Ink and Fwdrrick Perry, I
IiIrtf‘kVIllIIh, were arrested by Oflcer
ii irmlry yesterday afternoon and tried
llt‘IUIt‘JuinCi? Audio, who flood Bonk
$1 and costs and Ferry 3‘3 and costs. The
Will Witti- taken to jail this afternoon by
Ulllcrr Adonis,
'lhrm- Ilallaflri were arrested this morn-
ing, cimt‘grd with stealing from the pro-
p ller dc ck barrels [whinging to J. P.
lhiifvird. The prisonors plead guilty,
nulluftier plying Ilr. Ifirifovd III.) for
Iht' barn-ls they settled II"! cue by my.
mg the cost-0.
TIH‘ cue-u. nf 'itofu vii. Funk Sherwood,
fur nonoupport of his wife and family,
won r‘ontmuwd before Justice Austin rev-
wrday afternoon and adj turned until IIIII
morning, whun it mm tried in the bov-
nuirli court room, with Attorney Walsh
fur the first» and Aunrnvy Lockwood
for thedrfunsv. Tho case was brought
by Hr'IIECImID DMkom on behalf of the
Town of Nurwellr, which had been sep-
poviing the family for more time. fiber»
wood plowed not guilty, but was found
so by the justice and senteecvd I0 lixty
days in Bridgeport jail. Attovury Locko
wood uked for an appeal to the Com of
Common I’irss. but the justice would
not grant it unions the prisoner mold
IDII’IIPII R bond of at inst Clflmmppofl
in» family unIlI the court should set.
1]., was takvn to jail this afternoon.
- Ii's i-conumicsl»flmmls wet).
The Borough Water to be ”I! 0'.
The botmigh water will be shot»!
from one until five o’clock W
afternoon at the necking built of the
“servo". The gets bstox shot at this
and. and the water flowing in fro-
sbove, will necenarlly force the all out
and fill the m the- allowing the
wafer to now freely into the halo when
the ”in is owned. This plan was work»
ed successfully a short time ago. sad the
water 6!!”le think it will be a
success this time.
“Till: Evm‘iso timer. on now its
found on sale at J. (J. Radio's stars,
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Norwalk Chronicler