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NUMBER 947.

Inland at the Port Duos st South Norwalk at
Second-Cis- latter.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TUESDAY. JANUARY .27. 1891.

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Liillit Biglijii Iiiiiilli

TOWN OF NO RWALK.

Abbreviations: N.—Norwaik; B. flu-aorta Nor
walk; I. N.—laat Nor-walk.
III of B! renders who arc-tit al-
l... on" of. tha (not we would any that
avory Ar- horsln represented. what or of
or small dams. will be found
amt” roll-lilo In ovary business trans-
nctlo and wall worthy of all patronage
anon ed to them.
All OOHRESSORS.
NOBWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
nsar It. It. bridge.
ARCHITECTS. iana d
. WI.B. RR Washington st,p an
”APP 'ona tuni'aihed at ”11:2: :3: N
DALL. IINBII D. cor. Main Ila, .
Eagle. pooapectlve and free hand drawing.
AUCTIONEERO.

11mm. JAR”, oflcsfliWaii st.N. final
oral-m auctioneer

and .

IORRELL A L'HOHBDIEU. W Washington It.
all klnda’ of property sold.

BAKERS. W hi

DeKL .zflfairls Randi” fan ngtm
st, 3'“ 1:303:10 dt‘tflg in confectionery, ice
crealli. lots. etc.

“WHISLD. EMMA (I. 19 No. Iain st. 8. N. Sole
agent for Horton‘s celebrawd ice cream“ all-N f'

' ' YB CDAS.L.Mainsl.near ' . . fill:

“fiwft‘hflify and ice cruim. Fresh goods daily.
'LIAU‘ " "Home Made" Braid Bakery. Granite

“ville. rI‘agve orders at Gus I’ltzer's. i’.‘ R.R. Place

DANISH. “ ii. N

‘ RAI. NATIONAL BANK. The. 'a st, .

”grim “when, surplus £31,100. . George II.
Rolmes, pnziident; E. L. yer, Vice-president,
Withinu A. Curtis, «disrupt.Th 68 wwmon m

‘ IONA]. BAN . e. ,

unis}; 21$. :5. N. Capital slutmuu; surplus tie
an R. H. Rowan. president; Jacob M. Lay
ton.cusbier.

FAIRI'IRLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
All Wall at. N. [incorporated trill. Capital m,
llllli. I’rest...lsiues \t‘. Iiyatt; vice-prest..fniwiu
O. Keefer; cashier, Lewis C. Green.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. Thc,5i
Wall st N. Dcpoiuts {430.000, surplus WNW-
Wimlclti s. Moody, preal; Martin a. Crow. vice
prest; James ff. Bailey, irons. Y

NATIONAL BANK OI" NORWALK, The. 51 ylah
st. N. lnourporutsd 1357. Capital MOM». hben

truer Hill. pram; E. J. Hill. vice pfl'fit.; II. I).
Price, cashier. Directors, It. Hill, It. J. Hill,

W. G. Thomas. E. K. Lockwood. J‘. A. Osborn,
O. E. Wilson, Ii. Beard. D. W. I'm-h, ii. I',
Bishop. Bankers‘, Ierchiiuts'. Manufacturers.
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.

NORWALK SAVINGS BOCIRTY, The. Wallet, N.
Deposits over gums», surplus $90.0“; bwrge
M. Holmes rcst.; R. B. cranium. “cement...
George E. hi er. tress.

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De
posits over saw we. surplus .45.”). Alden sol-
matis. prsst.; John II. Knapp. tress. Interest
paid dcpwttors. Honey loaned on mortgage.

BEEF. (“’holoslaic.)

SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 3. N. IIammond
beef. pork, sheep, lainb, veal, etc.

TERRY. W3. iii. A. (30.. N. Armonr's beef and
provisions. Rome dressed Lamb and mutton.

BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BUXTON. J. P. Post other: box 435, N. Circulars
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.

BLACKSMITHS.
~CARR.GEO. '1‘. foot Raymond st. 3. N. Horse-
' an . 7
ahoetnga DPIfiDzSE BUILDERS.

BELL, GEO. $.61 CO. P. 0 box oil. 5. N. builders
of bridges, docks. pile foundations. etc.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN, I]. 3. 50. Main st, ti. N. custom Work and
repamng' ' aspocialty. . . .
HARVEY, C. II. Nat lain at. S. N. [penalties in

boots. shoes and robbers.

BCHAUBJOIIN A: 603.86 Washington st. 3. N.
A good assortment at low prices.

BOOT AND suck; REPAIRING.

PHILLIPS. GEO. 2'.) ftoilmad Place. 3. N. All
work lit-ally and promptly done.

BUOIANELLERS AND STATIONERS.

PINKS”. J. ARTHUR. N. curd engraving. wed
ding stationery. base ball and tennis goods.

PLAISTED'B DRUG STORE. 43 Washington st.
s. N. school supplies and general stationery,

BOX MARI-Lila, (Wood bald Paper.)

KNAPP, E. P. Wain st. :5. N. manufacturer of hat

tacos. packing boats, etc. General shop jubillug.
BUILDING AIATERIAIN.

Film, JOHN H. ft. Wuhmgton st. 5. N. also
blue stone. sewer pipe. hay. stnw, etc.

LEONARD. CHAD. '1‘. WM In N. brick of all
kinds. prancemgcflyaater, hair. etc, also blot-
atone. lire brick and .

HAYIOND BROtl. Inwaukec. Philadelphia anu
Trenton fronts, nrieit,lai.h. monument, adamant.

BUTTER, CREME. SOON, 8e.

BOSTON BUTTER Hullnh. out door to the Post

N.—a amenity made of all (fillers-iii
vulcuesof cheese. itnporteo and dormant. All
gndcaof button-mp. lard, carintsixiaals, etc.

CARRIAGE “POsITuuuza.
DANN. WI. it to Wall at. N. Carriagumarnsssas,
fair-e. stable and carriage furnishings.
CARPENTIIH: AND RUILDRRS.
W JARED GabopAnn It, ti. N. estimates
cglumk'mumg promptly atteudtai to.

IOKI‘ON, W1 A. or Taylor avenue. S. N. Jobbing
promptly amended to.

RANDALL. I. D. Randall's mill, iL N. floosrn
machinuy run by cheap power enables me to gift;
iow figures. Limp: work a specialty.

RAYIONDJ. R to Water at, AN. manufacturer
of insomnia: brackets. casings. corner nioclta, wl
umna. ”lib, balm". Band. scroll airing aha
IVER)“. Rat blocks, bottom mum-.Dsncbssncks.
.3me dime. WM given. 'l'clcpflont: (ii-o.

SHERWOOD. 5. B. 13 Grove st, 5. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.

it ”2505.23.15. anop Omar, near Iain .-Oiilco cor.
Wall-t. arulticlden no, N . blwui wood working,
mouldings, wlialow fruitins and turning. [awe-st
esttnianas. lime) hiatus]. Telephone number 232.

CARPET!» AND OILL'LOTIIH.
nCOPlRLD a. IIOYT, a 0mm: biog. N. as Wash
luxtun at. ti. N. thee Id'cxtiwtncut.)
OARRIAGK sIANt.’ Ir‘AOT U thlliti.

'f'lLL'I'. HENRY, Nolan: st. RN. mufacturer of
carriages. biracial attention given in repairing.

Vi itiGIi’I' a. PLYNN. lootof Franklin shirt-noise
mists of unique. wagons, trucks. etc. l'aiiiiiiix,
trimming and WW aspenalty. horseshocinx.

CATRRERD.

O'ARTOIB,O. It. If No. Iain It. formerly of Broad
way. It. I. caterer for weddings and partlm.

READ. FREDERICK. on Wall iii. N. wotltilm and
panic-ii supplied at the shortest notice.

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RATIO, J. T. A (:0. 25 law It. N. also norm
districts, rtatiottvn and booksellers.
cllltNT PIP! MANUFACTURERS.
LEONARD. CRAil. 1‘. Water N. all visas and
shapes, also artlncial steps. to rig, etc.
CIGAR BOX IANUI’ACTUIIRIB.
”1'. JOHN. CHAD. B. 21' Marshall rt, 8. N. manufac.
tar-rot cigar boar: anode-let m'rlbbona.
CIGAR lANUl’AC’I‘L‘REIf-fl.
IIOTI‘ A OLINTIAD CIGAR m. The, inhalant
at, if. N. manufacturers of one clip-rs.
OLD WILL CIGAR CO. The. Washington It. 8. N.
Wicked I”.

WAONKIIJI. so Behind. 3.11. also lobbarln
mimic!!!
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
antler. Wit. 8. la Washington st, 5. ‘5. any
attention given to local surveying. Lock a 2.5.
RID W. B. a sort. arm. Wm arcane tail (Joan.
lath small. flydianiicand sanitary swim.
VOOD (LN. 3 Iain N. Allordtn
i m It. MW!

o'iurmrio nuannns.

ODIN" B . Intuit: hulldln . N. and it

again Alt. minimum. ioblmgnd retailers.
OOAI. Ann woo”.

W JOHN R. fl. Washi st. it}. brill fr
wan-huts. mill-uh. cm ”reek. tor-amt: ’

LEONARD. CHAD. 1'. Walt at. N. the but vans»
thief Anthracite all! Bituminous toal.alao all
kinds of tit-ails; wood. p

NATION” m. gums-um and small
store coal. Ill Iota bitanlaons for man pnrposss.

10w. 1. I. AGO. Waist at Walt! faculty
ti. fl. Indium“; (and ski.

will.
-O)‘ll(fl’fm so
a. r. it. M

'IAL, Danette h'd'm

Day nail evening.
(Olmfllli (Dealers and flarinfr'a)
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0038" IANUIAOTURIRS.
ROTH A GOLDOCHXID‘I‘. factory 8. N. flanufac
tutors of the cslebratsd [La G. Corsets.
DOUGH REMEDIES.
PLAISTID‘B COUGII RIIEDYmarranlod to cure,
manufactured at as Washington at. m.
BROOKE!“ AND GLASSWAR
NASH. 1'. II A BRO. our. Rain and West sin. ti. N.
tests and tin wars
UNIVIBEAL STORI. The. No. Halli at naar West.
lamps. crockery. itlsiis ware. hon-slumish'iuxr. etc.
DENTIBTB.
BOUTWILL. C. F. ladders block. So. lain at. 8.
N. Office hours. 8 a. in. tall p. m.
KENDALL. GEO. 8.. 11.0.8. Washl on. our.
Frankhn via, 8. N. flours ii an. toti.’ p.m.
NEWKIRK, J. 0. office at residence Lewis at,

near 00 gallon-i Church. N. gas humanism.
Gold ptncelain crowns inserted.
WEED. w. L.. no.5. 791cm Wsshl n n. s. N.

flours“. m. loo p. in. Gas admin lured.

DOORS. BASH AND “LINDS-

BIITHJV. If. a CO. in Jr. 17 Water st. N. carriage
wood work. wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

PIERCE, I". I. 89 Chmuutst. 8N. Crushed stone,

.. lower counselor. cw.

RATIO” 8308. Aha-it gland atrium
pipe, 3 to till inches in dlaiuetix

DRUGS AND CHEMICAIS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt ave. ll. N.
Sunday hours. ii to ill a.tn., it to 9 p. In. I’rescrip
tions carefully compounded.

GREGORY. J. G. its Willi st, N. Established 18%.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.

RIGUS. JOHN A. ll Iain st, N. Perfumes.—llfty
live dlflemnl. perfumes.

PLAISTED'S, 43 Washington st, 8. N. palerit medl-
Ciflk‘v. etc. Physiciaus' prescriptions a specialty.

DRYdGOODS.

AMBLERJ. L. dc SONS—"The Equitable,“ No. 2
Gazelle building, N. Dry goods. oil cloths, mat
tings and rugs.

BANKS. E. K. Mahackotno Hotel block, 8. N: dry-
goods, notions. gloves, etc. Underwear a specialty.

BKNNETTJ. F.19 Mnin tit. N. Butllilt'BB estab
Iished over forty-two yours.

DICKERMAN. A. & SUN. 84 Washington at. S. N.
dwgoods, carpets, etc. (see adv.)

SCUPIELD 6i HUYT, 3 Gazette bldg, N. 65 Wash-

inElton st, 5. N. (See advertisement.)

STREET. EDWARD, b Gazette bidg. N. Dry

. fancy goods. notions and hosiery.

ELECTRICIAN.

BAKER, E. V.. Electric gnu lighting;
alarms: cull bells. Ac.

EXPRESS] COMPANIES.

ADAMS EXPRESS 00., office railroad tuition, .s‘.

N. undid Willi st, N. Exprei-o forwarders to all

ports of the world. f’ussenger tnliiiscrvicc, Low

mics. mic! IIunt. agent.
EXPRESSMEN.

HUXTON a: BRUNDAGE. office at Benedict's, 43

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

CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS. hi to, furniture and

pianos moved. Leave orders at ’ia‘lsteii's. S. N.

SHERWOOD. W. w.. N. slate of post-office and

Hale‘s. Careful and prompt sorvrce.

IXTRALTO. RISENCES. ITO.

BYXBEE. F. S. & CO. 9‘.) Main at N. Manufactur-

ers of Sconeld's celebrated flavoring extrnets.

NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of

fine extracts. F. S. Ambler.

I-‘BRTILIZERS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradley‘s super-phosphote.s \c-

ial manures. land plaster. ground bone,wood as es.

SMITH, \l'. H. A. ('0. Witter st. N. Sgi'fltll for Wil-

liams Clark a Co's standard fertilizers.

FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROsord‘iuary shapes in stock, epic-
‘mls lo order,iire mormr,-ioud,chininey ilue linings

FISH. OYSTERS, CLAMS. ETC.

HUNT & ZELL‘FI“, tilill'anhtiigton st. 3 N. fine

llrli. oysters, clams. fruits, game. vegetublts. etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE “’ALKS.

MORTON. JOHN Ii. hi! Taylor avenue. 5. N. Also

stone dealer.

RAYIOND BROS. wntractors for flag. concrete.
aspnal Moment

bu rgizir

t, andgravci walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.

KBEKEH. W. H. Jr CO. Music Hall block. 8'. N.
sole agents.

FLOUR. GRAIN AND PEI-2|).
“iSlA‘SD GEM" FLOL'R. the best made.
full to use it.

L‘IIOMMi-lilliil'. DANIEL. east end of \Vni-iilligton
st bridge. The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. buy. sir-aw. flour and feed Ill
package. load. w or augo lots.
Rf-LD MILL. Darlen. (frofmii A Rose. Grain. choic
ground foul. grainliii and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG, PAUL, Woodward Platte, S, .\'. plants, cut
flowers and ornamental plates Hlfldit: to order.
GUIOUB. P. L. up Ward st. opp Union Cemetery N.
Plants, cut flowers, etc. ‘loral work it spot iaiiy.
ICKAY. JOHN. E. N. our the depot. Bedding
lama—cut flowers and floral work of all kinds.
in: m a specialty.
SMITH. JOHN u. an. lain st, 8.3. the oldest and
best known llor'iat in this Viclmly. Plants. cut
flowers. etc. Floral work of all kindi.l it swelsity
and done promptly.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. TREODORII,Washlngton aim-art end)
Furniture. looking glasses. picture frames. etc.
GRAN A WRITTLESEY. at Main It. N. (Ray-
mond's old stand) See advertiseinant.
RAYMOND OHIO. Ii. new store. about at Main st.

N. I’our doors above old awn.
STOW DAVID. #6. 18. ti). and 32. 8o.latn st. 8.N.
Furniture, mattresses. etc.

GAsl LIGIfl‘ COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAB LIGHT COII’ANY. office 19
Water st, N. Gas for light. heat and power.
(Joke sit cents per bushel. Coal 'f'ar three dol-
lars per barrel. package cum

GROCERS. iWhofcaale.)

HOLMES A KRHLBR. llarld ll Wall st N. whole

sidi- grocers. flour, grain. hay, cit.

SELLEL’K BROS. if and it; “all st, N. whole-raft-
grooers. dour, foul, grain, hay, etc.

(”LOCI-2R5.

BROWN «I WILCOX. 70 Wilmington at. 8, N. sole
agents for celebrated Huntington creaiilt-ry butter.

DECKER, CONRAD. Hi Washington rt, 5. N,
choice itrocerles and prOI'lIiOlln.

PKRRIB. CHAN, II. successor to fiutchiiis. 21) No.
lain st. ti. N. table definition for family trade.

l'lNNliGAN A: O'Rii‘JLLY. mil lain It. N. flour.
(ml, hay, stnw, clittl and wood.

I’lNNlY a BENEDICT, ii Wail rt, N. fancy and
staple fllmflk‘n. confectionery. fruit, ctc.

FITCH, D. W. West ave. mt. It'rwlri pi, N. canned
goods. coffees. teas. batter. etc.

GLOVBR. C. L. ab Wall at. N. I enter to the best
trails obtainable.

OUI’KR s RON. T. If. Spriupwood, ii. N. doom
min, choirs meats, flour. eed, rtc.

HANI’ORD. W. Ii. Earl are. near lLR. Italian, KN.
Asbestos paint, school supplies. elt‘.

LAWTON. P. DJ. (:0. it! 80. Main It. 8. N, yo
ovaries and table delicacies.
L'HOIMEDIHU. llANlRLca-tcnd of Washington
rt. bridur. ti, N. ammonium. Ipict-s, a lpfitifliy.
MOORE l IIARMAN. Nojain st, near West. 5.8.
Inc- itrncvritvs. foreign fruits. door, (mi, etc.

NEW YORK TEA 00.47 lulu rt. N.~--X. Iii-litm-
Tsaa. mural and spices A Ipi'rlnif’.

NICKKRSON a flfi'f'l‘h. 33 and $7 lain at. N. a
wpecinity made of table iicllracles.

UI'IIAIE, GEO. Wilton are. and Mimi at, N.
Nrw sum. new goods and new prices.

BRYMUURJI. if. 33 Wuhin vi. 5. N. head-
quarters for celebrated “IN-iv )rop' canned minds.

VALDKN. CHAR. ll. 5 Wall It. N. Comm bui-
tsr. than. cm. table dclicaclu, fruits. ctc.

GU!!! All) AIIUNITIOI.

GUNS. AMENITION and flaming (Emilia of all
kinds at No 4 WHIP? ri.. N,

IIATTIIIHI' lURB. (M‘I'R'S O!)
ASCII. JOSEPH J. 7 limos st. :9. N. also formers

of hat bodies

EATER. lAR’f'lN JR. I CO. 79 tom fl n; It. If.
N. fin of mini skirts. pinsbcr. rimmlnzs.
Ind tilt of Mm‘ furs.

HAHRM' TOOLS.

anflm W. A. Wain st, 8. N. lmn founder.

light soft castings. catsuslou wait-r honest
IIA‘I'B AND CAMS. (Retain

KNAPP Till BATTER. Oi Washl a. N.

a specialty roads of Inc all and Max.
BAT HMU'AO‘I’URS”.
tmon‘T at KNAPl‘. establishes lino. factories

cor. lain O Union and Wain AToliss sis. ii. N.
New York one. trim «met.

Iliiflflffht. A BARTIIUL. lachanlc at. 8.11. Wine

all! marl-arr ilsrhy aala.

RAYMOND A OOIITUCII. Day st. 8.1!. also Row
M adorn-a.

vmh'swooraty-ul an all
via-mulch. 1" 'm ' '

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HARDWARE AND OWE!-
PROWTI'I'. J. T. 45 mat. bf. light hardwanand

film]. W. II. A 00. ill and If Wand. N. bulld-
srs‘ and contractors' supplies.

QUIN’I‘ARD. W. C. Music flail block. 8. N. paints.
oils. glass, ate (use adv.)

HARNESS “All”.

DWYKR. P. if. 2.‘ Wall at, N. custom Misha-na-

and repairing neatly done.
HORSE DEALIRS.

PARSONS I. If. Brookslde Stock Farm. 5. N. flue
horses suited to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warranted. Home of the
French coaching stallion "Gailiard."

HORSE SHOERIL
lcQUlIAIl‘..JOIIN. No. Rain st, 8. N. special at-
tention given to shoeing driving & trotting horses.
HOTELS.

AMERICAN HOTEL. ill Haiti at, N. JO. Collins.
Eumpoun phln. restaurant attached

GERMAN” HOTEL. 89 Railroad place. Georg:
Schsilb. proprietor.

NORWALK HOTEL. op . D. AN. R. R. depot.
fl. Ifcf’herson. strictly molars accumulations

OLD WELL HOTEL. 86 Washington It. KN. Bond
Havlland, star. European plan. so room.

no I IURN‘IRIIING GOODS.

STEVENS, J. I]. 92 Washington st, 5. N. crockfly.
glassware. tin and wooden wars.

ICE DEALERS.

BURCHARD. B. “Holden Point Farm," 8. N. also
milk producer.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

COOLIDGE A. LOCKWOOD. ii Haiti st. N. Insur~
slice and real estate in all its limiches.

LAY'f‘ON. JACOB If Washington at next to P.().
H N. fire, plate glass. accident and life. (see adv )
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. Main and Wallsts, N. Real

estate, investments, fortni- negotiated. etc.

HOHREI.L& L'flOMMEDfI-ZU. 9!; Washington st,
:5. N. strictly firstclass companies represented.

TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 it 47 Washington st,
tiN. Real Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE ms. (10.. N. S. L‘-
fiotnmcdieu, agent. Washington st. SN. sue ad.
ME’l‘ROPOLlTAN LIFE ms (‘0. so Washington

st, 5. N. l-'. .l, lirubb, assistant snot.

NORWALK FIRE 1N5. 00.. N. in successful
business since 1560. No outstanding loss claims.

PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 45 Washing-
ton st. S. N. Jilo. French, asst. superintendent.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

(IRA I'FI‘RD R. fl. Masonic iildg. N. 6% hands
Middloscx Biuiklng and Equitable M‘t'ge Cos.

IRON AND STEEL.

SMfTH. W. R. .9. CO. 15 and i7 Water st. N.
springs. axles. curringc hardware, etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.

MERRIT’I‘, E. AI. 52 and 56 Water st. N. iron work
of all kinds.

THE Di‘. (TAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water

st, 5. N. Wm. if. iont, proprietor.

IRON FOUNDRIES.

GILES (t CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works

00., and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
J RIVELERS.

FERHIS. A. 3. 3930. Mum st, SN, op. City Hotel,
3N. litre Wiltch repairing a specmlty.

HOY'I‘. if. It. is No. Rain st, 3. N. strictly firstclsss
goods at low prices.

JACKSON, LeGRAND. 5‘! Whilst. N. watches, dis.

moods, ctc. Fine watch n'pllflfll; ii specialty.

ROOD, H. S. diflfliondfiJVilff‘fim, jewelry. silver and

plated wore. repairing: nspecllllly. Bil Main st, 5N.

LAW’YERS.

AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b‘d‘g, Wall
st. borough. Notary ullii Real Estate.

FROST, RUSSELL 8 No. Mum st. notary. legal
business of all kinds carefully attended to.

fil‘flLBU'f‘T,J. BELDEN. rooms 5 and 6 Gaelic
building, “ all st, borough.

LIGHT. JOHN ii. 10.! Washington at S. N. notary
commissioner of Gemini for New for state.

LOCKWOOD EDWARD M. room 4 um bids.

borough. ttor'ncy. notary and pensions.

SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room 3. Fnirlieid Co. Nat.

Bunk building. N. Counsellor of law.

WALSH. JOHN J. room] Masonic building, Wail
st, borough.

LIYERY HTAIILI‘SS.

DANS, "GRAVE f2. Excfiaior liverywd hoard
ifli: stables. Olili‘r No b Klt't‘l’ at, N.

GREGORY. GEO. :4, ll Knight of, .‘t'. Fine tum-

ouls a bpcflui'y. 'I'clepbuiie 3&3.

LUCK lll.‘ N l'l’.‘\(‘TI'IHZK§.
LOI'KWOOI) MANCFAUTI’HISG ('0. Us st,8.
N. Mltnuflif‘lllfl'h n! buildup“ hardware. Liston
um 30.: Pearl at, New York office 9': Reade rt;
l‘lllciigo tiniCU l9 Luke ill.

NORWALK Llil‘li t’OIil‘ANY. S. N, New York
ofllccrie Chambers at. Locks and bulldr-rs' hard-
ware; denim-rs; founders- workers of artistic
hon-i.- trimmings in bronze, hues and iron.

LUMBER DEALERS.

HILL. E J. 9 Water s1. N. All kinds of lumber dc

iivcred to any point by roll. team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.

NORWALK [RON WORKS (.‘O. The, Water st,
near it R. bridge. 8. N General machinery, iron
and brass castings, forglri a, Babbitt metal. re-
pain- for mariuflicuiriu- an steanibottts.

SCOFIKLD. WM. A. Knight ill. N. New unchlncry

made and repairing promptly attended to.

MARKET GARDENEBS.
JENNINGS A WATRRBURY. 8. N. berries and all

garden produce in won for [It wholemic trade
HARRETS.

A MODEL IARKET. so Wall st. N,Wm.Wardwell,
prop. beef, veal. lamb. motion and poultry.

AVISON. A. the Main st, N, meats. fruits, rcpt-ta
bit-s, rish. oysterri, claim, and escalltipa, butter.
eggs. lard. canimi “Outfit, etc.

BENNETT A lil's’f‘RD, mu. fish n , lob
stern. clams. fruits. m N». Main st, .

illssfiid. DANA (f in: lain st, N, cholu masts.
poultry, firth, vegetables. etc.

BRIT’f‘O‘il CENTRAL MARKET. ll Water st, N
Mints, vegetables. fruits, wintry, at lowest price-

('ARR, WILLIAM ll. Benedict i'arin market. 8N
Pine iiii-ats, fresh vcgelahhw-lowrvt cash prices

FARRlNGTtiN. .l A, meals. poiiitry.hah,o stern.
ti’uvtnblcl. fruits. butter. etc. Lit Square, . N

GENT. GEO. final avenue. ii. N. choice meats.
vegetables. fruit, etc lawn-trash prices.

HAYES PERI) iii No Main st ti N. prime meals
of all kinds. ifirrne rendered iartf a sptcialty.

JUDflON, A, ll. (fentrallarket. cor, Main mil ilavl
land at. ti. N Choice meats, poultry. vegetables,

LIMIIURNER. WM. lull Washington vi. bridge. ii.
N drain ill all kinds fresh meats.

LOCKWOOI). L. Washington bi. bridge, 8. N. fini-
meats. nah, oyrtcrrl. clams, vegetables, etc.

URIKWOODI LOCKWOOD, 7 Iain KN. Ilia
nit-us poultry. dab. oyntem. claim a specialty.

LYONN. A. it. Old Well Markets! No. Main at.
it. N. prim meats and poultry at lowest prices.

IALMO. ALRIN, Ifaln an nearWust. if. N. clinics
meats. nah, oysters. vvuntabks, delicatessen. etc

IHITKERINO. II. it, Bart svc,lip. school htm.B.N.
beef. veal. mutton, etc.

M‘IIAIZB. JAthli. ail Wrist Washington st.8.N.
strlrtiy lint-clas- meats. poultry a crucially.

lmf'f‘ff'rl WASHINGTON MARKET. 60 Wat-film:-
ion-t. if N. flue Mia and pimitry for family trade

BI'ILLANILJ. W. in [reward st. N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.

WADE. W. ll. market. ftimtirovs. 8N runs
in all parts of town with fine fresh and t meats.

WIXON. J. F. ‘17 Wall i-t, N. Choice meats. poul-
try. fruits. vegetables. boiler. run. etc.

MARHLR AND GRANITE.

BATH. l‘. W. Wain st. N. manufacturer of flui-
granite and marble work, also data in building
some and remrtrry work.

HTEVKNH. I. W. to lain at. I lands and may
fit! rrirmnrrrcnis. heuristic)”, push. its.

MAM!!! AND RUILDKIB.

BHNOUR. HENRY. iii West ave. 8.5. All kinds
of mm mar-on contmir taken.

SHELDON WILLIAH. if) Wilton IMHO. N. Stout!
mum. Alan harming. curbing, etc.

BIITH. WILLIAI II. as West st. 5. If. Johan
promptly Miendfll IO.

LAWLOR. WILLIAI. 5 Hill It. N. All kltithmf
atom mitt-rm and [railing tmmrpily aiisndsd to.
Granite on i from my own quarry.

HEN“! OUTFIT?!“

COIBTOCH BROS. Karmic bltlldi .8. and fa
Bo lain tit. ll. N. Gentleman‘s firm shin; mods

MIMRAH‘I TAIMIM
common. I 3) Wall lit. N. A perfect If Mr.

I!“ . . .
KOOOUIR. r. 17 North Iain It. DJ. Fine tailoring
arpsc y.
WHERE. H. Rallrond M I... m ml
duping a M.
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KIWI!!! AND TANG! GOODI.
OAVANAGII, RIBS I. II. t Olay at. if. N. million“!
and dru- making.

IAWCI'PI'B itsadquartcnfcr Ilium. Ovu-
“-4.0 N. (ass advertisement)" N for
H AGNES. Ital. 19 in .
“on isms Island Dyelntt Rata'h'llshtnanlt.“ I
JAIBS. Illa I L 9 lie. Iatnat. 8. N. Mt
Itylu. looming a specialty.
ST. JOHN, lilacs nan-la mt. nulls-tr. m
and flair Goods

IIUBIO TEACHERS.

BRADLEY IRS. G. W. (daughtcrof the Win.
R. Nash) ills Iain st. N. Instrumental in couiy

FRITZ. RIBS IINNIE l’. m lalnst. N. Piano
and organ instruction.

GillsON. ALEX. 8. 87 High It.N. Piano. anal
and any.

HUNTINGTON. [38.129 lain at. N. Vocal in—
atrnctloti and voice development.

NASH. RIBS JENNIR K. so North avenue. If.
Piano and organ instruction.

clAWYBR, Ilflti. [L .1. teacher of instrumental and
vocal music. Residence at Mrslt fl. Piairtnd'a.
West at, 8.21.

NEWS DEPOTR.

BODWILL. I]. K 71 Washington RN. blank
books. stationary. campus. ate.
"EMJJJM w “bride-mil.

aahingtot'l
Newspapers. stationery. tin and glass wars.
NEW YORK HESSENGEBS.

FERRIB 8. D. Orders left at Bodwcli‘a line.
74 Washington st. ti. N.

LOCKWOOD. C. E. ofllws DcKiy'n‘s. 8. It: Greg-
ory‘s N.; New York 160 Greene st.

NEW I SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.

PODMORE. WM. under Salvation Army Bunch.
3. N. Stoves. ranges. crockery. carpets. etc.
OYSTER PLANTICRS AND DEALERS.

BELL. iiiRAM f’. 0. Box iii. 8. N. wholualn
shipper of oysters and clams.

CUTBILL. R. J. foot of Raymond st, 3. N. wholo
sale dealer in duo oysters.

HOYT. W. H. A SON. till Water st. 3. N. foot of
Raymond) planters. exporters and vi 01ml:
dealers in native oysters.

REED A HOUSMAN. i3» Water st, 8. N. pm
and shipptg of Norwsik oysters

VAN NAIfft. J. L. A CO.. f’. O. Box 548 8. N.
Oysters and claim. wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. H. Ais-

tllorpe prop. Riverside Ive. 5. N Stoves. Stain

and first Air Furnace work a specialty. Bole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

PROWIT’I‘. J. T. 45 Muin rt, N. Jewett'a loads,

Masury and Wsilswortb’s mixed paints.

RAYMOND BROS, Jt'u'efl'D, Atlantic and Becky'-

Load, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.

SMITH, W. [1. A (‘0. in a. 17 Witter st. N. agcnla

for Longnmn A. Martinez points.

PAPER llANGINGS.
PROWf’f'f‘..l. 'f‘. 45 Main st. N. window ahadu,
Hollands, fixtures. etc.

TAYLOR A ('0. '21 Main at, N. also hardware.

paints. oils, glare. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLAUKMAN.C. A. ll lain st. N. Instantanaona
process. Children's photos aspocialty.

NORTH. G. S. 78 Washington st. 3. N. one quality

only and that the best.

READIIAN. f-‘. E Gazette buildtn . N. Cabinet

photographs 8‘: 50 pct doz; onc- f don. 31.50.

PIANO TUNE!“ AND REPAIRIRB.
HESDEE. C. F. cor Wall and Knight its, V. Also
dealer in pianos, orimns, sheet music. etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D. E. N. All kinds of wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.

MEEKERG: CO, W. II. Music Hall block. 8. N.

Plumbing, steam and gas fitting.

NASH. F. if. k BRO. tor Main and West sis. S. N.

Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and heaters.

RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORNE RAILWAY CO. James W.
Ryan. presl.; Edwin G. Hm supt. _
REAL ESTATE AGRNTO.

LAYTON, J ACOR N. Washington st. next to Pf).

SN property for sale. houses to rent. (soc adv.)

MORRELI. A L'fftilufflfiffif}. 95 Washington of.

.N' N nt'illiig. renting and collecting.

Wil.$ll.\‘,0. ii. tiamto hldg, N. investments am:

money to loan, Also insurance written in best

of companies at the lowest rates.

WOODWARD. E. A No Math st, 8. N. houses c

rent and building lots for solo.

ltrzstntrtus'rs.

BEE RIVE. 5 Writer st. N. warm meals at all

hirilftl. dinilrr 21%.

HEN RYN, i680 Main 91.8 N The best 25c dinner

in the lily. [mm by the day or week,

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

RIDER. W. fl. A FUN, cur er sw- am! l‘nm:

iiinilt Man-.5 N. Hydraulic sndeil ringing".

SCHOOLS. il’rIv-lol
BAIRD‘S, MISS INSTlTl'TE, fl Orchard It, N.
Young indie! boarding: and day school,

HEAD. Mr:- liillslde. N flay anti fimrdmx srhooi

for girls and young Indies. Fits for an college,

or course magneto in l f. Fully equipped lab
rotary altar . New ork artists snip ){td kl
musical department. Special advantages or the
the study of art. isnig‘tpgts and siotuticn.

Failtt'rm nouns October ‘ . Circulars will be

It‘ll! upon application,

NORWALK MILITARY iNS’f‘lTlZTfl. N. Pranks.

mittens. pniicipai. Circular on Mluclt.

WHNON. IR, E If. School for boys. Norwik,
(it l’repaminr in college and primilllr schools.

For circulars, ll draw it» above

ill-:WING MACHINES.

SHAILKR. l‘ I i0 50 Main st. SN. “Wheeler and
Wilma" and “flour-chum," noodles. oil. attain-
mt-iits. iii-pairing a specialty.

NEWER CONTRACTORS.

KAYIOND BROrl. sewer! built. water pipes laid,
excavating, ailing. grading. landscape gardenltg.

MIDI: MANUFACTURE“

LOUNNRURI'. MATH KWNON .11 CO. 3N. Laaus‘
fine shuns.

til-:0. ll. WEED a (,‘O, fart and naimoorm ,73,
75, and TI Water at. S t . Establirhed lico.
Iaiuifaclumn- of ladies' mlrses' and children‘-
fliie footwear for the Mali trade.
iilllRT-WAIHTO AND UNDZRWIAR.

Ill'Tl'lIthiON. ('OlJf A CO. Norwalk. New York
and Briliuvtxrri. l'unn.

HI'ORTNDIIZN'S GOODS.
AIKKNJOHN ll. as Halo st. N. hmiquartsn for
gulls, fishing tackle, ammunition, etc.

RTAIR BUILDERN.

BAKKR, JULll'il. Wain at. next to Whrolor’n four

dry. ll. N Main and band rails to order.

THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water

at.ii. N. Win. ff. Iloyt. proprietor.

“HAM Infulfflfs AND PUMPS.

NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. WItsr rt.

our it R. bridge. ti. N.

STEAMNIIIP TICK" AGIN‘I'S.

CURTIS, ll. W. Islamic building N. rtearuahlp
drum, pension smut. notary pii iic. etc.

LAYTON, JACOB I Washington st. rim to fill.

8.1%. Parasite delirium-Ila. money orrlcrstitd.)

RTORR "BALE”.

'lllflliil. JOHN fl. foot of Wuhlnutonrt.fl.fl. also
brick. lim. cement. hall. planter.

HORTON, JOHN B. in Taylor avenue. 5. 1'. AIR)
layer of rimcrvto walks.

RAYMOND Bfltifl, bloc. brim-n, Greenwich and
building more. snails and marble trimmings.

WITHIN. RAND!” AND "KATIE”

KKTIYIIL'I LANDON. 99 Harliand It, ll. It. GI.
stove: and water heaters. I’. 0. box art.

POWELL, J, W. R Waahi It. RN. stoves.
ranges. beams. hrmfumlv in; mull. stove ra-
ptors. etc. Tilt and copper. . work a specialty.

RKLLII‘II. BYLVMBH. Ag. in Warhl on It
Milne. Ml. stove». mutton. .plsin nu. out.

TRUCKING.

HORTON. mm! It. fl’l‘aylor avenue. 9. 1!. fight

and heavy truckitlit promptly aim to.
UNIIER‘TA KRIS.

INFO“. J. D. . Hora R. If. depot, M-
dance 7 Kim st. flow

turnout). all). I]. It and to lain rt. R. first
dance ll Berkley at. Telephone TM.

VETERINARY HUMBDHE.
“[0038, um. DVD. office and hospital taro!
WOO. Bunk. N. Wind, res. insult.
W000.
rm. AL . Hill ”Um .
nsoft. snowing split. for family as.” Hut! d
woom oar-uranium
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MERRY liASEUERADERS.

TENTH ANNUAL BALL 0? THE
GERIANIA SEROEBBUND.

 

A Large Party of Mask-d Dancers Trip
the Light Fantastic Until the Wall Snail
floors of Morning.

The Germanic Bungerbund scored
another success last evening with their
masquerade half. It was their tenth an-
nual dance and like previous affairs given
by the society it afforded untold pleasure
tould and young. The attendance was
ailnrgo that room was at a premium.
Emily in tilt-evening thl' masquerade”
commenced to put in an appearance and
amused the spectators vvitfi till it antics.
They were attired in costumes both
grotesque and fancy. some being special-
ly beautiful. ”Dr-IO was furnished by
Prof. Heine’s orchestra, and Charles
Yost promptrd. Prevmus to the dancing
the following excellent conCrrt pit,-
gramme was rendered:

 
 
 

' Bridal Rose"... ...Ovcrtnre by i’elti
"1 rear". .. i'otpourli . by ~chlepvgvcli
"Ivn'val" . .Galo , ny flan-it
"Gypric Queen" ,. ....Ovr-rinrc. lachv er
"\ lilmo tit-ll" ........... Selection. by rrhicpt-grell
“Tip Top" ,,.... Polka Step by richachi

There Were m-venty couples in the
grand march and at feast thirty more
eunpim who did not go in the match.
The match was led by Rudolph Knippt'i,
the floor manager. and his assistants,
ffeinricb Ovsiermsn, Julius Deysenrotb,
Heinrich Z-irues, Gustavo Friedrich,
Heinrich Knots. They were attired in
attractive costumes representing French
characters. The crowded condition of
the floor prevented many evolutions that
it had been intended to give. The march.
however, was very pretty and the
variety of costumes presented a very st-
traotive scene. At midnight an inter-
mission was had and refreshments were
served down stairs.

The ball was successful in every res-
pect and besides netting a neat sum for
the society, it afforded much pleasure to
those who attended.

The committee of arrangements were
(‘ru-IBVt‘Tbit'm, Christian Michel. Wil-
iiam Weisheit, Martin Spahr and George
P. Fisher.

nicli'or' A BROKEN HEART.

A Touching Testimonial of lutual At-
tlclnnonf.

The manner of the death of hire.
Monum- Evans. mother of Mrs. Crundrtll
J. North. of this City, after five days of
viidowhood, was a touching testimonial
of mutual attachment. ererring to her
death the Auburn. N. Y., Daily Adva-
tirer says:

She was in her usual health at the be-
ginning of her huahnnd’s fivednvs’ ill—
tiessiltid nursed him With heroic devil
lion, night and tiny, permitting borer-if
no thought but that he would TQ’Cilwt‘t.
Noitvtiin-tundlng the efforts of the pby

. fill'illfii‘. flipf't'ffan' her mind to mwt rah-rt

they saw was "irritable, silo preservid
the coining: l'Xlt'l’lOl’ and did not for a
irioment glt'r place to fear or sorrow.
But. when or length oh.V saw that drutb
was renlly at band. a kink of "19prth
siliio anguish transfixed ht'i’ cheery fliCr‘,
and with thi- pitouus cry, "0. [did not
think b.- wmild go so 900"," sh.» fell
upon tho- brd flt'sldt' hi‘l’ living husband,
with a Dtukr-n hmrt. Tender hands bore
fll'f iDflillth'f mum while flt'l' lung loved
husband was breathing his last. All
was kilNit.‘ for her that riledleal skill nmi
idling rare could iffo'ct, yet Without
uvilii. There was rm life-destroying do}
was“: nom- of the usual outward signs of
grout f‘fflrlflllli; no words of complaint
and no (Pitfr', but the silent yielding up
of lift‘ simply because the grunt nation
for flt‘f.‘i;; was gone. and thvhearf'ir great
trn-ilsilre was in the life beyond. The
ph)ulf‘.ilin pnnnuiirrd thu- rauwof her
death heart ffaIIIlh', and all who wit-
ni'urd fl‘ r rapid and sorrowful dl‘cllllf'
during liiu-e lour abort days. consi-ntrii
that tho illriKllmllrl wastriirn it was full-
urr of flu heart

Rflf’ilRING rm; DAMAGES

Some of tho Tole-plums and Tat-graph
ersa Again In Working Order.

The darling» tn the Tvlrpimiiu le'll-
p‘lll}'tf Wire». caused by the "CR!” ritutm.
la firing repaired by two experienced
linemen. Although thi- Wire» are in Ind
shiipo Mating-w Mix i-xpt-cts to have them
in Wtifllliig llflit‘l‘ by tho intivr part of
the WIN k.

Till'gfnph cummiinlcsti I) with New
Yl'fk flfltf Now ”Mr" OMB "pencil lhhl
morning.

E N Hither, gem-rut! superintendent of
the Northern Now England Telephone
company, was in town yesterday inquir.
big into the damage drum in this district.
and also to slipo "blend the placing of a
temporary tthhlr' at Newton to ink» tbr
plant-ill the long distance lines, which
were blown down by the storm.

Tim Winter" Union telegraph wins at
tho "fill?" it) this 0in am to shape to be
used to day. No dispatches ware writ
yesterday.

Moon of the Irish-l Melony.

Tits Norwalk Musical Socioty met at
tho Malhndmt church in this city ia-t
taming. Thr- reports of the commiiim
were read and accepted. H. B Wigham
wits electsd purulent: ”rs. J P. Franc»,
vice president: W. J. bland. mast”):
Victor Sv‘ififtzk, "miner. A board of
directors and a musical committee can-
alstiog of D. E. Disbmw, If. 1’. Price, J.
I’. Tresrlwoil. Horses 8. Hatch. I!!!
Annie [-3. flail, lilac Jennie K. Nash.
”II. 1-1.8. fknrieti. Ills I. G. (Bloch,
Irv. if. Fiilnw, Ins “and Francis and
Ir. J. Paddock, wrrsalaorlrctail.

 

... “LAWN-....“

maid: "I would
rather bold snunyconb stunner» with
thahsslsofainslsihaatotisattnywlta
Memory-ushering rays
Mamba-damp.

 

NICHOLAS S'l'alifl ELECTED.
The House Invent

 

In; Commit“. 00in-
plataa ta Report.

The House investigating committee
met in Hartford yesterday afternoon and
completed its report on the canvas of
stats officers. it was an executivessa-
sion, and none but members were
allowed to be present. The report will
be presented to the House today. A
member of the committee said that the
substance of the report would be as fol-
lows: The committee find from an
investigation of the face of the returns,
and such evtdence as has been offered,
extrinsic of the returns basting upon
them. that N lchoiarl Birxuh has received a
majority ova all and therefore has been
elected by the people. and that no other
candidate at tho tats stats election has
received such a majority, and that there
has been no election by the people of a
governor, lieutenant governor, secrev
tury or treasurer.

The committee have found such gross
inaccuracies on the face of the returns
that it seems impossible to determine
from them any fair conclusion about
the vote for the latter offices. They.
therefore, recommend the passage of a
resolution similar in nature to that offer-
or by Mr. flotchkiss, which in effect will
virtually open the ballot boxes. it will
also recommend the declaration by the
House of the election of NICHOIR'D Staub
for comptroller. In this case there is no
reason why Mr. Staub should not take
office. the Senate having passed the same
rrsolulion. A large number of Demo-
cratic politicians met yesterday in con
sultation With able lawyers to determine
upon the future policy. Several of them
were earnestly in favor of sojourning
the Senate until next October, the effect
being, of course, to cut cfl appropria-
tions. thereby starving out the Republi-
can holdovers.

LIGHTS AM). i THE SHORE.

Recommendations of unproven-tits on
tho‘aconnsctlcnt Coast.

Tho annual report of the Lighthouse
Board, which has just been issued, con-
tains some important recommendations
of improvements along tho Connecticut
coast. The Board says that the necessity
for establishing a light and efficfent fog
signal, in such sposiiion as to enable
Vessels to enter and leave the harbor of
.\'»w lnnduo, has become evident. and
especraily so for enabling those to enter
that come from seaward. The approach
to this harbor is rendered dangerous by
the numerous outlying shoals and lodges
surrounding its entrance. The location
of the present New London fort and
light signal station is so far inside the
obstruction us to be partially lnkflt‘cffl’r
as an aid for the purpose of the so!»
navigation of this entrance. The Board
asks thatn “th and steam fog i-iumil
station be established on the Souffl‘vt'tlt
lwfge on the eastern side of the entrance
to New London harbor. This would met
$45,000.

At Sheffield harbor the Board asks that
there be both airmail structure with a
light and fog hell with a four foot space
off Noroton's Point, now marked by n
red and black buoy. ThI-l structure-
should consist of an iron caisson tiiiui
vttlb concrrte. surmounted by a wooden
structure. This would cost $10,000.

Tm- Board also asks that saverl‘ slight
repaint be made to light No. l3, elf Hort-
Iett’s R wt.

During the past your repairs have been
made at the following light ataiionn in
the state: Morgan's Point, New London
Harbor, Faikner's I-larid, Southwest
Lodge, Bridgeport Harbor, Pcnfield Reef
and Norwala islands.

splints noes ruin r.

A Crowd of Sports Asst-skin at King's
lad «1n. [acorns Ramon.

Tholonglalkeduf dog fight between
William Mullen. Jr.'s, “Jack." and “hi
Iimi Anm-r-un'» “Jack" took place at
Ssfllfh‘f Dollar‘s rum” at Rings End
Into last night. Over twu hundred
sports from this and surrounding towns
wrroprmnt and it is said that it was
the most exciting fight ever held in this
locality. The contest lasted two hours
and when Mr. Mullen took his dog from
tho- ringit wan by no means wound.
The fight was drcvdr-(l in favor of Wil
lism Anderson's "Jack." Considerable
money changed hands, big odds being
offered in favor of Mr. linilrn's dog.

Jovt after the fight had commenced a
pom' of office” arrived at the scene of
the battle but they left without inter-
rupting the pincer-dingo.

No Nomination III-do.

Tho Republicans of South Norwaik
held aconcos at the (limited (maroon
mi liaviland street last evening for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
Councilor-um fill th- vacancy caused
by the death of George L. Bogart. John
H. Light was appointed chairmanand [-2.
fl Grows secretary of the roosting. Tbs
Bisrri at present being Democrulic it
way thought brat not to make a nomina-
tion and the martian adjourned.

Killed a- and".

In. John binth killed it flat hradrd
adder in the kitchen of her home on
Academy street. yrvtrriiay afternoon.
The snake was about a foot long, Where
it cum from is a mystery. but it lamp

rotten fence posts which one was using
for firstw

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Ira-l
Thshrukinth-ahlluaofplpohr-
tween the upper and lowar borough
reservoirs has has rap-toad and the
m turned on. At wan-altru-
slowiybutlaiosraaataglnrotmaad
“hm-“hawk".

 

pond to have crawled out of some but

THE EDITOR AT PLAY.

The Gazette last evening, instead of
attempting to meet the statements and
arguments presented in Tar: SENTINEL
Saturday relative to the Eat Norwalk
post office, pleads in extenuation of its
attack on the measure and its criticisms
of THE SENTINEL that its allusions to the
matter were in a playful spirit. In the
article referred to the playfnlallusioos
made to THE Sexusst. were as follows:

"The publication, exclusively in the Gazette of
the authoritative announcement that last Nonalk
will be permitted to main her post ofllcs. seems to
have thrown our esteemed city conttinporary into
hysteria an! caused it to writs in pillabls parox-
ysrns of envy and indulge in hr-fetched and pcurils
efforts to rlir up sectional feeling. Without going
into the animus that inrpircs 'f'rtn SIN‘IIIIL in ii!
liladviaad ill-ails. and its unjust Ind annual for
animadvculana.” etc.

Its playfulness is manifested toward
the 399 East Norwalk petitioners for the
free postal delivery thus:

"It may be of interest and profit to Til:
Sunrisxi. to ht- i (omit-d that the sentiment
of be great maitiriy of Bart Norwalk's
m'denis—mleclallp of the rammon new perry“.
who carry on flnfii’lmund Hflt‘cm‘ffl ly worlds-rid
this post office matter—ls decidedly ag lost the plan
of making the section dependent upon the South
Norwalk wet office. and subject to the delays and
inconveniences liitt such an arrangement must
neciwliy imply."

When the editor of the Gazette gets
playing with words and statements he
certainly cuts a very funny figure. and
if the above are fair samples of his play.
Iul utterances, we advise him to stop
such play, and find some other means of
vent for his exuberance of cheerfulnt-ss.
Such play may afford him amusement
and seem harmless to him, but to others
such antics have the appearance of ridi-
culousness, and instead of affording
amusement excite pity.

Probably a charitable construction to
put upon all the Gazette's utterances
relative to the E at Not-walk post other
matter would be that the words used and
statements made were only “playful
allusions," and therefore not to be given
.erious consideration.

 

MATTERS 0F FACTS.

The Gazette persists in its declarations,
lf’l spite of conclusive evidence to the
contrary, that the people of East Nor-
wolk do not want free delivery. There
is no use in trying to convince the Ga-
zntte of what it will not be convinced
What is satisfactory evidence to others
has no force with it. if it knows of a
majority in East Norwaik opposed to
free delivery, will it please mention
enough of them to sarrsnt its opinion.
Tm: SEN'I'ISEL yesterday published the
opinions of forty-three East Norwalk
residents, all but six of whom were un-
qualifiedty in favor of free delivery.
These opinions, in the main, were ob-
tained by lift. Tolles, of this office, who
wentamong the people. It cannot be
said that the gentlemen whose opinions
thus obtained are devoid of "common
sense," for they are certainly a fair rep-
resentation of East Norwaik. The U3
zette insists that many names to the
petition for free delivery were signed by
wives. it is rather singular that among
all the forty—threeiuterviewed by THE
Slammer. reporter not one of that num-
her was found. It may be that this was
one of the Gazette's playful allusions.
There is no apparent reason for consider
ing it otherwise. The Gazette says:

“The anti" to the Daily Gazette from Waningk
tic, len which Till unis-t. lAys somnch stress.
stating that so (huge would be made. was rent IM
day from" an e nor of the Gar-tn loft Norwalk for
Washinuvou. Insult-ore. the item nub told in
Tastixsriart. of the l7 is. announcing tk.t ordain
had risen guru for the discontinuance of the Illt
Norwalk post plea was duct-mad by the post
one. leMllIltw In Wuhirgtou, in a Better to a arr.
tairi party in last Noran’k. who slipped the Item
from tho paper and sushi-ad it in a note of inquiry
to the Third Assistant Muster General. 'ol—
lowing is that olclal‘s reply:

" 'BifI—ryoflfl of the ma received. The article
refund to by you wiapoblishzd without an an
ib'iriiy from full cact- Than lanolatrri of
dis on luul. g your p at also or aarabllslilng the
ins tkiireiy service in last Norwsik on the .at of
’t: prusry, tor has any one been authoriurl to any
so .

The discrepancy hero is costly explain-
ed. In the first plane the article in 'fll:
8:511.er announcing that East Norwalk
was to have free delivery was in their-us
of the 16th. The Third Assistant Post-
master has no authority in the free do
ll'l'l] department. not therefore could
not have known what would be the re-
sult of the investigation of the inspector.
So for as he was concerned he wall cor
not, as he did not intend to Ibtllliih the
Bat Norwalk past times. Illa letter was
dam! the 19m. The announcement
made by I'm. Sunni. that the "so do
livery would I” into operation in East
Norwaiit was on the authority of the in-
spector. TM notion that such announce
mom was premature was unwind on tin.-
2lst hy Postmaster Duly from tbs First
Assistant Postmaster, who has charge of
the frcs delivery department. who wrote:

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mlalamrrniwiryoflhemftmlalmqlu.
mmwsmtsl‘or rm anovvryanr lasting,
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etc Waumhmplmmmwiflrscm
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Whflkfmollfor of MMQ fir.
rind In Washington heforooraftcr the
first communication isnot mm, :-
atthatdatatholnapsctorkadriotreport-
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tested in the Third Ant-tut PM
‘0 decide ”I. mums

This may be a blunt situation. but It
will he a very good way of getting or
the facts: it Mr. Bylugton will say peak.
tively that he did not go to Washington
on the solicitation and at the upon-a of ,
those opposed to the free dellvuy mum
in East Norwalk through the Booth NW,
walk post office. we will try and con ‘
wince him that he is inia'aksn.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

IMPORTANT CITY MEETING.
The city meeting, to be held at the.
hall of the Knights of the Mystic Chaim:
Washington street. tn-morrow night.
one which should be generally and“.
Two very important matters are to N.
considered, to wit: The laying of a new
water main from the reservoir. and tha
consideration of the petition of citi-
zens of East Norwaik for the extension
of the limits of the City of South Nor-
walk to embrace that section.

The new water main has become a
matter of necessity, and it ought to he
laid with the least possible delay. The
commissioners will he prepared to l;
show the necessity for it, and will
recommend its speedy construction.
The expense will be reasonable, and
leave the water works still a paying in-
vestment for the city. There in an
abundance of water in the. reservoirs.
but the means of bringing it to thscity .
are limited to atwelve inch pips. This «
is so overtaxcd that during the day the ‘-'
hill sections of the city are withonta
soppiy.atid in the low places the cou- ,
sumption reduces the prescursat tines r,
to such an extent that the water is not
always available for some of its most ' '
desirable and important purposes. The.
fluctuating pressure on the present main
and distributing pipes subjects them to‘
strain that exposes them to the danger
of a serious break and a complete cut:-
ting of! of the supply. Thiariskisa
most serious one. and should not be con-
tinned longer than is necessary to re-
move it, which can only he done bya ,
new and more capricious main from the '
reservoir. ‘

The petition from East Norwalk for
union wrth this city is the natural and
satisfactory result of its harmony of in-
terest With South Norwaik. By this
union it will become in name what it
has always: been in fact. it section of the
city. and by the advantages of city gov-
ernment proceed more rapidly in de-
velopment. and secure the convenience.
and advantages which will cabinet! in
material prosperity and increase its
comforts and conveniencpa.

Let the people of South Norwnlk turn
out to-morrovv night, and thereby show
their appreciation of the action taken by
East Norwalk, and give them a hearty
welcome into the city.

Vote for the new water main, Ind the
granting of the petition of East Norwaik

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TOLD l.\ A LINK OR TWO.

untru- Worthy or llsntlon from In"
Quarter of Concetta-c. ‘

The town of Windham and borough of ,
Willimantic, jointly. offer a reward of
$500 for information leading to the con-
vicuon of the person or persons who
caused the recent incendiary first there,
there being four within one week.

A prize light took piaccinabarn'ott
the outskirts of Anaonia last night be-
tween George McArthur, the Con-dint.
and Buck Mchlsnus, of Boston for a
purse of “.000. The combat was ac-
cording to London prize ring mien and
the ring was eighteen feet square. Id-
Arthur knocked his opponent out in
eight hard fought rounds. IcArthlr Ia
twenty-four years old, five feet and aha
and seven eightha inches in height and
weighed 159 pounds. Menstrual- Ibo g
twenty four yr." of age. five fest and 7,
clever) inches in height and wrighod In _
pounds. :

8. J. Farrell. of Rockvllal. the chara-
piori sprint runner of the artistry. b.
tamed a challenge to run any man In ID
country onehalfmilo for any mill I!“
01.000 acids. Farrell has won in.) "'
races in this country Ind Halo”; Ilv
eluding the Sheffield handicap. of h.-
land. He is a member of the Fulton
sic-mot hose company. of that city. the
champion running boas company of the
mun . ‘ ~

Yesterday Professor Chiltsndon ra-
csivod a liberal supply of Dr. Koch’s
lymph dirvct fro- the to
fhrmany. Dr. J. P. 0. Foster says ha i
trill treat anumbcrofaddiuoaafm
with tho rot-soy. operating kowavar. 7
only on thorn who have not In; ha-
sfflictrd with the diacaas which Ill.
Iy mph is expected to ours.

lanes or sin-ts ens-pa. .

Tits East Norwalk coininltiss bridal»
other meeting at thsodlosof lurch O .
L’Hornmadiso last evening and upon- “
wort qlvrn fhlt the work of DIM
and stirring the streets had all baa-
mapedootand wouldbsconiplatad in a
few days. That part of Osborne am
formerly known as Hoyt chart. hash“.
chroma lo {loath Osborn. avenue. Ian
avmns will his untitled fromthalall- ,‘
mad ms;- to Dirlon Polar instant of
thaprcasnt mrasto them M
bridge. From the Inhodlat m b
the Midas will be known as m
urn-t. ‘f‘iisss sass-ti have lists its-pit J.
upon rain-st of tits pvopla on them

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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