. , . ‘i I .
I’ll!“
h off/snot- tolled on the door then It the
desk or behind the counter. Advertisers
ere slwsys pullers. Don't foil to rend
sdvorfisemsny in thevarttuo Sum-1m.
EVENING
SEN TINEL.
m
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With everything Hf»? , -
ing for lie] in some wny. ' .1 ’
ogrsot h p totndomod tlrll
grin-turret: is s great. help to so! .
NUMBER 948.
Entered st the Post Gilles st South Norwslk u
Second-Clue Mutter.
SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN" WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1891.
PRICE TWO CENTS
DIRECTORY
titling lights Interests
I
TOWN OF NOI‘WALK.
Abbrevlstlotu: N.—-Norwslk; B. N.——Sontli Nor
walk; I. N.-—llut Norwolk.
'I‘o thus. of one renders who on not sl-
romly nwm of tho fool. we would so tho!
Ivory lrln heroin tropic-sum, who or of
or snail dogma. will be found
I ally roll-Isle In every business "our
nation. and well worthy of on patron-p
intended to thorn.
All! COMPRESSORS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO.The,Wuta st,
ll“?
ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP. WI. 8. lat Worthington st. plans sud
spurihcsllons furnished st nascnsble rota.
RANDALL. llNBll I). nor. Mulri sud Well Its, N.
souls, prospective sud free hsnd drswing.
AUCTION DEBS.
Imam. Julia. once to Well st, N. ital
auto brok- und summer.
llOltltELl-st L'l-lOlDlll-DIEU, 96 Wuiilnxtori st,
Ill kinds of property sold.
BA
DeKLYN ASON. 21' loin st, N. nod 54 Washington
et, 5. N. Also dealers in confectionery, ice
cream. tin, etc.
I UHL‘LD, EHHA C. 19 No. lulu st. 8. N. Sole
agent for Horton‘s cell-brutal ice cream.
KERN ' cuss. L. Alain snow Willi N. Pun-
whom” sud ice crusin. Fresh g‘oudl daily.
WILSOS‘n "Home Alone“ Brood Hoke . Granite-
t‘iile. have orders At One Piucr‘ii, 12 LR. I'luot:
DAN Isa.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, “foil st, N,
@1pr slut). , surplus 914.100. _ George II.
Holmes. pertinent; E. L. Boyer. vtce-pmident.
Willmu A. Ourttn, airliner.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 68 Wuhhtngtonst,
our Norma. N. Cupiutl “who surplus 312.
In». it. 11. Rowan, president; Jacob H. Lay.
win. writer. _
PAIRI-‘Il-ZLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
+1 Won st, N. Incor ruled lull. Cupiutl W,
on. Prut...|uues '. Hystt; vrtoprest.. htlwn.
u. Keen-r; miller, Lents 1:. Green.
PAIRED-11.0 COUNTY hAVlNGS BANK. Tumor
Well at N. Depomts Hamil. surpluii My».
Winfield u. .00“), prest; Martin :1. crow, nu-
preet‘, June: 11. Honey. treats.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK. The. 51 ‘\vfll|
at, N. incorporated 1&1. L‘nptnil 8510.011). Loon
tam-r llrli, ML; 1-; J. Hui, vice DEVEL', u. 1‘.
«enter. Directors. D. Hill. H. J. Hill,
11 . u. Thom-s, E. Ii. Locnwood, J‘. A. Osborn,
O. ll. “'llwll, is. Hard, D. ii. latch, 11. ‘
Bishop. Bunkeru‘, Mcrehnnts‘. Ilnuuluclurers .
Persona“ end l‘nmtly mounts on: dolltlled.
NOBWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The. Walilst, N.
Deposits over rumour), surplus 530.000, In“!
M. Molina, le.; II. B. L‘rnulurtl. vtceprestp,
Gwrge Iii. liltiler, trims.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, Do
posits over that) in), surplnn 345,1»). Alden bol-
rnone. prasL; John 11. Knapp. tnzas. Interest
paid depositors. Honey tanned on mortguge.
BEEF, (Wholesale-i
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF CO. 5. N. Hammond
heel. pork, sheep,lstnb, i'eul, etc.
TERRY, WM. ll. ll: (20., N. Armour‘s beef end
provisions. Home ill'a’scd lntnb rind mutton.
BILL I'Oa’l'lilt AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BL’XTON. J. F. Poet other: box 435, N. Circulars
tabled in (“11' it!» fillhdlly‘ papers.
BLACKBJII’I‘IIS.
OARH,GEO. ’1‘. foot Raymond st, :1. N.
slioetn n speclnl’ t .
g BRIDOE BUILDERS.
BELL. (5150.5.(1 (:0. P. O box 5'». :3. N. builder:
of bridges, docks. pile (bituminous. etc.
BOOT AND SHOE. DEALERS.
BROWN, H. S. bomb!!! st, ll. N. custom Work and
re ' us ty.
”WC. $50. loin El, 5. N. Ipcchltiei in
shows silo rubbers.
SCHAUBJOHN o SON. 85 Washington st. :5. N.
A good usonmeut in. low prices.
BOOT AND 5110!; REPAIRING.
PW, GEO. 29 Railroad Flame, 5. N. All
work neatly and promptly dune.
BOOKa'l-JLLEIIS AND a‘TA'I'IONI’ZHS.
PINNHO, J. ARTHUR. N. curd engraving, wed
ding stationery. We brill null Winn! gorilla.
PLAINTED'S DRL’O STORE, «L‘s Washington st,
15. N. School supplies rind general stationery.
I503 “”35, (Wood nun Vapor.)
KNAPP. IL 1’. Witter st. 5. N. unnumuurer of but
mes. parking halogen; Oenernl shop Jobbing,
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Fm, JOHN II. It. Washington II, 3.1%. also
blue stone. sewer pipe. hay, snow. etc.
LEONARD, CHAS. ’1‘. Water st, N. bricl of on
hunts, lune, cement, plaster, hair. cte.. also him
some, tire bitch rind my.
RAYIOND BROS. MWDM, I’hlimlelplun null
Trenton fronts, one; IIIII, lune. cement, ulntnnnt.
BUTTER. cannon. Bulls, 8c.
BOSTON BU'l'l‘l-lll 1101.51, out door to inc l‘oei
Oil)“, 5. N.-—u opeuulty M of isll tmlereni
11mm of chase, uuporueo sud domestic. All
girde- of butter. my. lord. mum um. etc
CAIIIIIAOE REPOsI'I'OBILs.
DANN. Wu. K. 60 Well st. N. Carriagesmunw.
horse, stunte sud WINE furnishings.
CARPENTEBS ADD BUILDERS.
CROWD, JAM unlit-pm st, 5. N. 68W!
given, jabbing prompny attended to.
HORTON. WM. A. 0" Taylor avenue. 5. N. Jobbing
promptly extended to.
RANDALL, M. D. ltsndsll's mill. 8. N. laden.
machinery run by cheap power ctr-Dies me to give
lost Iigureo. Luge worn it speetnlty.
RAYMONDJ. It to Wow: st, p.33. munufscturu
of moi-lingo, brscltcte, mlh‘l. corner blocks. col
unins, mucus o-lustcn. Bond. scroll Milling sun
turning. lint blocks. bottom W,iseuclws,rucu.
Jobbing done. listiuintes given. Telephone 51-h.
RSIIERWOOD, 5. ll. 13 Grove st, 5. N. Jobbing
promptly sitenllul to.
\\ tubs. 3.15. shopUruss st. W Into-unite cor.
\\‘nllst.uud1leluen him. N. melon Wood hulking,
mouldings, window [rhinos sud tururuit. Lth'til
esuunstu. Hour) lootiui. Telephone number $.54.
ems.“ AND utwwrus.
I'aL‘Ol'lIiLIJ) a HOY'I‘. a Omtte biog, N. lib Wan.
lngtoh st, ll. N. use: advertisement.)
UAlsulAull MAN U PAC 1‘ outrun.
‘I‘ILLY, HENRI. Nujuin st. :H‘l. tntlnlrlsctururol
cum-gee. opeclsl sttcntion given in repairing.
\\ luull'l‘ A FLYNN. footol Ennkiln st.mmulu~
were of urn-gee, wuons. trucks. etc. hinting.
‘ l Ill“ , u. .r ‘y.1. ' dug.
UA’I'lIlI-Jlul-
O'AR’I‘OIB. C. B. 78 No. Mun st. formerly of agony.
wsy, N. 1'. colour for weddings end pumm.
MEAD, mDHuCK. 5 Will II, N. weddings grid
watts supplied it: the shortest notice.
CATHOLIC GOOD».
HAYKB.J.T. a CO. 2:» low st, N. slso news
dosieru, stslioncrs and booksellers.
(will)?! l‘ll’ls‘. IANUI’AC‘I'UIIEHS.
LEONARD. CllAli. T. WM st, N. all sizes still
shapes. also urtltlclnl stew, coping. etc.
UIOAII nox MANUI'AL'I’L‘REBI.
191'. JOHN. Club. 8. 2'.“ Inn-hull st. ii. N. multifac—
lumoi clue! boxes sod mailer in ribbons.
UIOAB IIANUI'AUI‘IJ ”tilts.
HOY'I’ t OLIbTKAD CIOAR CO. The, 10 slalom
st. 5. N. rnsnnfnctnrers of line tigers.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO. The. Wuhurzton st, ll. N.
Established 18916.
WAGNBILS. so Bonnet. AN. slsoiobber ln
mohair-tildes.
CIVIL ENGINl-Zlflw.
INAPB.
Horse—
WI. 8. 102 Wuhlnmon It, 5. N. prompt
motion given to label surveying. Luck has :75.
RID W. II. 1 SUN. cor. West smoot- sud Court-
lsndt 1w-.b.l\l.llydrsnllcsntl unitary emanates.
WOOD 0.21.3” N. Aliomnprutn l
stranded to. n‘ M ’
CLOTHING DIALERB.
CONSIDER BliOii. Insult building, 141. slid ls
adjoin B.N. moi-storm. Millers sud retailers.
00A]. AND WOOD.
mums JOHN II. “.91“th at, EN. held 11.
W1 . nubile. Curse Creel. l'otslmntu‘.‘
WNW, cm '1‘. Water st, N. the haste-rio-
tiseof Anthrsclle slid Bituminous anguish All
kinds of binding wood.
“RAYIOND DRUG. Wuhomm uni null
stove coll, ll Ion bituminous for-mm purposes.
TOLL”. B. I. AUG. Worst-t. 0p. shoe fscwry
8. 1‘. My. sir-w. groin. lived. etc.
(7014.1.sz
‘ONNfifl‘lUU'I' (20 RCIAL. 0mm h’d‘g,
ll. 1'. ll. Bum, print ps1 Day Ind evening.
IgoIl'ch'loln! (More and llnlnlr'sy
”mum lMAC. 131 Wesliutonst. B. N. can
41-. I'll. dill. elm when etc
sun. inn mm imam
“ewe-dam "
ludmp .4 .‘w
R 2%”?! WUI‘AOI‘UBIBB.
0"! WI)? factory fl. . .
mm:- of the oelnhrsted it'll o. Corset: mm
0000!! BI! EDIE;
PLAIB'I‘IID'B C'OUGH Ill! DY,wnrrnntod tocm.
tunnuntctured st I3 Worthington It. 8. N.
CBOUIIEBY AND GLASSWABII.
NASH. 1'. 11 a Bill). cor. llstu sud West. sis, 11. N.
smile and tin mire
UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No. lulu st. nosr'Wmt.
lumps, crockery, girls. were. houscfnrnishlngs,stc.
DENTISTS.
BOUTWIILL. C. P. Lender's block, 80. llsln It, 3.
N. 0mm hours, 8 s. m. to 6 p. m.
KENDALL, GEO. 6.. 0.118. witshln . cor.
Franklin lie. 8. N. Hours 8am. to 0.. p.rn.
NEWIIIRK. J. 0. office st residence Lewis st.
our Congrcgutlonul Church. N. gas wlnilnistorod
Gold and porcelsln crowns inserted.
WEED. W. I... D.D.8. 791nm Washin ton st, 8. N.
Hour» 8 s. m. to it p. tn. Use admin stored.
BOOBS. SASII AND BLINDB.
tlIIJ'l‘II,W. H. A. C0. 15 ll. 17 Wswr st. N. carriage
wood work, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE. l”. I. ”Chestnut”, 8.31. Crushed stone.
sewer columnar. etc.
RAYIIOND BROS. Abound: grinned and coolant
pipe. 11 to all inches in diameter
DRUM AND OHEMICAIJ.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt live, 1;. N.
Sunday hours. a to 101.111., 4 to 9 p. to. Prescrip
lions cuntfully compounded.
GREGORY, J. G. as Well at. N. Established 1829.
Wholoeule und Il'llll. I’opulnr prices.
RIOOS,'JOIIN A. 11 Main sl, N. I’erftlmcl.—11fty
live dinerent perfumes.
PLAISTED'S, 43 Washington at. S. N. potent medi-
cuies. etc. I’hynidnns‘ prescriptions 11 specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLERJ. L. St SONS—“Tile Equitublc,“ No. 2
Gillette building. N. Dry goodrl, Gll cloths, mat
tings sud rugs.
BANKS. E. II. Moliucltemo Hotel block. 5. N. dry
goods, uottous.glovw. etc. L‘ndcrwuor antmcislty
BENNETT. .1. F. 111 Help st, N. Business climb
liahcd over forty-two yearn.
DICKERHAN. A. a SON. iii Worthington at. S. N
dry-goods, carpets, L‘IC. tset- adv.)
SCOI’IELD Jr HOY'I‘, 3 Gazette bldg, N. (3% Wash
ltiglou st, 5. N. (Set: adi't-rllscmeriu
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg. N. Dry
M, funcy goods. [101.10le and llUr-lt'l’)’.
ELECTRICIAN.
BAKER, B. \‘.. Eiirrtric grin lighting; burglar
ulnrtn»; call in'llr. Ac.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS 0)., 011160 ruilroznl elation, S
N. and 4.3 Wuli st, N, Express forwarders in all
ports of the \‘Uflil. Puget-tiger lIlllil.-\’|’\1I'U. Lou
mini. Loin-r 11 out. agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
BI'XTON & BHL'NDAUE, ofllce nt Benedict's, 43
Well st, N Our motto. “prompt attention."
CAVANAUH‘S EXPRESS, b Inge, furniture and
pianos moved. LcuVe orders at 'luisted‘s. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. Flute nt poerlllce sud
Halt-'5. Careful and prompt serviCe.
IXTKAL’I'S, EssENCES. ITO.
BYXBEE. 1-‘, ‘6. Jr CO. 99 Mum st. N. Manufactur-
ers of Sconeltl‘s celebrated tlumriiig cxtmcts.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. I“. 5. Ambler.
I'I'ZII’I'ILIZEIIS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley's super-pliospiintc,spec-
ixl manor-es. lend plotter, ground 0901:,me italics.
SMITH. W. H. a CO. Water st. ‘.\'. agents for “'11-
lintus Clark A; Co's standard fertilizers.
I-‘IILE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BRO.» ordinary shapes in stock. spec-
luiti to Ul'lch,III‘L' momr,suud,chtmncy lluc linings
FISH. OYSTEIKS. CLADIS. ETC.
IIL'N’I‘ Gr ZELL'I-‘F. 69 Washington Fl, 5. N. flue
lirh. oysters, clams, fruits. grime, vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE \VALKB.
HORTON. JOHN D. 62 Taylor avenue. 1-1. N. Also
stone dealt-r. ,
RAYMOND BROS. mutt-scion for ting. conch-m.
nephult, brick. cement und gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND 1101‘ WATER
HEAT HRS.
HEEKER. W. H. 6: CO. Music Hall block. is. N.
5010 agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN uxr) I-‘I-LED.
"ISLAND OHM" FLOL'R, the best mode.
foil to use it.
[.111 iMMEDIEI', DANIEL. Hit-t OIHIOI\V1L~lllIiglOU
rt bridge. The choicest or funniy tluur lit-pl.
RAYMOND BROS. hoy. illntw. liour rind Iced ill
package. load. cur or cargo lots.
RED MILL. DMlCD.C1’i)IO«iI at Rose. Grain. choic
ground Iced. gruhtlm and rye dour.
I’LOIIISTfi.
BERG, PAUL. Woodward Place, 5 N. pliititz,tut
donors and ornamental [llt‘l'ufl made to unler.
UUIUUE. I‘. L. SOWAAI at, (it: .lftitliti (‘t-ttivtvry. N
Hoots, cut flowers, etc. orsl work it specially.
MCKAY. JOHN, E. N. near the depot. Bedding
llIIlIB—(uf. flowers and floral work or all kinds,
'me rates a lipeflllly.
alll'l‘ll. JOHN H. 50. Main st. t-l.N. the oldest suit
oust Known Mill in this vicinity. l'lnrits. cut
flowers. etc. Fiend work of Ill kltulri ii splicinlty
nnd done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN. 'I‘HlIODOREM'sehtngnin PLU'ARI cud;
Furniture, looking gloom. picture frames. t‘lc.
(IRA! a Will' 'I'Lliriltl'. as Maui st, N. tRuy
moutl's old distill). See advertisement.
RAYMOND GEO. II. new store, «ill and in Haiti at.
N. Four doors sbuvc old store.
a’l‘OW, DAVID. it). #1. J0. and 32. biolum at, ELN.
Furniture, mtuuswb, etc.
GAD LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK 6A3 LIGHT COMPANY. oflicc 19
Water at. N. Gus for light. heat and power.
Collie eit cents per btnhel. Cull 'l‘ttr three dol
lists per horrel. puclnsge extru.
(BIDDERS. tWIiolssuls.)
HOLMES» & KBELER. build 11 Wull «1. N. whole-
sult- gflxzclb, tlour. gruin, buy, etc.
SELLECK BROS. Monti ltl Wull at, N. wholesale
grocers, dour, fwd, Kruin, tiny. etc.
“ROGERS.
HHOWN d’. WILL'OX, i0 Wuhiugwn at. S. N. sole
agents for celebrated Huntington lzreauicry butter,
uliiiiiltll, CONRAD, 111 Washington st. b. N.
Choice groceries still provisions.
FERRIrl. CHAS, ll successor to Hulciilns.‘.’0 No.
Mule st, :5. N. thine delicacies for family trade.
FINNEOAN ll: O'REILLY, ins loin st, N. dour.
feed, tiny, straw. cool sud Wood.
FINNEY it BENEDICT. 41 Willi st. N. fsucy sud
snipte groceries. confectionery. fruit, etc.
FITCH, D. W. West tire, cor. Heroin at, N. canned
goods. colleen, less, butter. etc.
OLOVKR. (J. Lab Whilst, N. I ale: to the best
unis obtainable.
OL’ YER a 303%, 'I‘. ll. Sprlnvwootl, :1. N. due W
cents. choice mu. limit, Iced. etc.
IIANIIORD. W. :5. Host sve. lieu RR. smtlon, IN.
Asbestoa point, school supplies. etc
LAW’I‘ON, l’. D. a CO. e: 50. Mom st. ll. N. no
cones still bible delimcios.
L'IIOMMEDIEU, DANIEL.eu-tcnd of Worthington
s1. bridge. is N. tens, outflow, spitwu. u swcislly.
MOORE it IIARMAN. Nthflllll at. new West, {LN
duo prom-tics, foreign friiitn. llour, feed. etc.
NEW YORK TBA (11).. 4? lulu st, N.~I. Hullnra
Tenn. writes and spires s spet‘itllty.
NICHBILSON & DETTH. :Is’) sud ll? Ruin at, N. n
spouuty made of table deilcocrcs.
Ofl'IIAMII. (SRO. Wilton nve. ntid school It, N.
New store, new goods and new prices.
DEYMOUILL‘. E. 83 Wuhin too st. 8. N. hund-
qnerters for celebrslcd 'Dew rup' canned goods.
VALDBN. culls. H. r. with st. N. Untimely imi-
tcr, theta. vim”. table delicacies. fruits, etc.
OUNs All) AMMUNITION.
OI'NN. AXII'NITION and Sporting (jmllu of all
kinds at No «1 Wow IL, N.
liA‘I‘TIiIID' I'Ulw. (M’I‘R'S 07)
A5011. 403311] J. 7 lemon st, 11. N. Also tumors
of but llxllcl.
BATES. MARTIN JR. a (lo. 79 to 91 Bpring st, 8.
N. Importers of soul skins. plumes. trimmings,
slid cutters of hotters' furs.
HAT’I‘ISIIE' TOOLS.
WHIIKLKR. W. A. Water st. fl. N. iron founder.
light soft cit-tinny. extension ruler lxrxt's.
IIA‘l'iI AND CAPS. ($01.11.)
N PP THE “ATP 91 thil'lrton 8. V.
II. :wlslly mode of ‘13:, still end st t but?
BA'I' MANUFAVI'DBIIIB.
(JROFUT l KNAPI’. established it”. factories
cm. loin a Union sud Wow A Tolles sts. 8. N.
New York onion 1 Greens street.
“mum“. at BAJI‘I'Ill 11.. Inchslic st. RN. Wine
still cuslmere derby lists.
ltllllotm A CORBTOCK. Day It. 8.11. mo New
vFofllllll‘lfl gammy, tents sddrses ”- 1!
LI A CD. The III our. 3. .
(lune wins sill mo.’ m n‘ "
WWI-l}. mu 0. m I. N. WC‘
so! It!) isn't am
Don‘t
HARDWARE AND OUTLIBY.
PROWI'I'I‘. J. 'I‘. lb “11 It. N. light hlfdm Ind
csrrlllifti liens.
SMITH. W. H. a 00. 115 nod 17 Wliler st. N. bulld-
ers‘ and ootitrtmlors' supplies.
QUINTARD. W. C. Ionic llsll block. 8. N. points.
oils. gloss, etc. (soc sdv.)
HARNESS MAKER-8.
DWYER, I‘. ll. :12 Wall st, N. custom msdohsmus
sud repairing needy done.
8088! DEALERS.
PARSONS M , Brooksido Block Form. 8. N. not:
human sulted to sll purposes. All snitnulssoid by
this L‘l'ullllllthlll ore wsrrnntod. Home of the
French coaching stallion “Usiilsrd.”
“OBI-ill BHOEBS.
licQI’IIAB, JOHN. No. Minn st, 8. N. specie! iii.-
tontionglvcn to shoeing driving A. trotting horsa.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. 10 Main at, N. J.C. Collins.
European plun. mmumnt attached
UERMANIA HOTEL. 39 Railroad pinch. George
School). proprietor.
NORWALII HOTEL. 0px;“ D. on. R. R. dopot.
II. McPherson. strictly Wlm scmtnodstluns
OLD WELL HOTEL. all Worthington s1. S.N. Rood
aniinud, proprietor. European plan. 80 rooms.
HOUSE FUBNIBHING GOODS.
STEVENS. J. 1!. 92 Wuhinglnu st, 3. N. crockery.
glorswsre. tin still wooden wore.
ICE DEALERS.
Ill'RUl'IARD, B. "Holden l’olut Form.“ S.N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGK lit LOCKWOOD, 9 Main rt. N.
uncennd real estate in till its bronchus.
LAY'I'ON, JACOB M. \Vuliiiigtnn til, next to I’.().
s N. lire. piste gloss. accident and life. (see sdv l
LOl‘L'WOUD. WM. our. lininniid Wullsts. N. Real
crime. investments. loans negotiated. etc.
MORRELLdt L'HOMMEDIEU. 95 Washington si,
S. N. strictly limmlass companies represented.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, in ii «1‘: Washington st.
5.3!. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. ('11.. S. s. L‘-
ilnmniedieu, agent. Washington st. 5.51. see nd.
lili’l'ltilPOLlI‘AN LIFE 1N8 CO. 20 Washington
st. 1-1 N. l“. .1 Ul’lll)l),tl£ll|1‘l)lfll.rlllvl
NORWALK FIRE INN. (30.. N. In succwsful
liurllllL‘EI! since list!) No outstanding lost- clulms
PEOPLE‘S LIFE 1S3. (‘0. The. No. 45 Wilming-
tun .-t, .s .1 no. Fri-rich, list-it. superintendent.
[NI EST.“ I'IN'I‘ HECUIUTI ES.
('ll.\l'r‘l'Rii. R. ll. Mumiri‘ic tililg. N t3". Bond.-
thillwcx Banking and Equitable M’t'ip: the.
rims AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. [1. Jr (’0. 1.3 and 1.” il'ntcr at. N.
spring“. axles. carriage hunlwuri‘, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT'I‘. E. M. 5‘.‘ and 56 \Ynter st. N. iron work
Of All kinda.
T1115 DI'NPAN IRON MAILING WORKS, Water
at, :5. N. Wm. 11, Hoyt. proprietor.
"ION FOUNDBIICS.
GILES 8t CLANL'Y lit The Norwnllt Iron Works
(50.. 11nd also lit Bflllgt‘ptll’l, L'otiti.
J EW ELI-21H.
FERRIH. A. S, :19So. Mom “.5 N. op. City Hotel.
5.x line watch repairing a spcciiiity,
HOY’I‘. H. I}. ltl No. Muin ti, :3. N, strictly llrst..claaI
;zoods flf low prices.
JAl'KSiiN. LeliltAND. 58 Willi st. N. wntrhcs,dln-
Illtlilili'l, etc. Fine Witch repairing ri fipt'f‘ll'llly.
ROOD. ll. 5. dlumlilldb.“'lllr‘llt‘r'~. jewelry. ether and
plated wore. repairing sstwl'inity. :Jl Mum st. 5.x.
LAIYI'I-ZRS.
AI’STIN. ALFRED E. room 3 “mimic b'll‘g. Wall
or, borough. Notttty rind Hedi Datum.
FROST. Ri'SSELL it No. IIiliri rt, nohtry, legal
businm- of all kinds curt-fully intended in.
Hl'lll.lll"1"1‘..l. BELDEN. rooms 5 and ti Guam.-
building. Willi at, borough.
Insur-
LIO'H'I‘. JOHN H. 102 ii'miliiruzton at S. N. notary
cumrulnt-ioner of deeds for New anlt lime.
IAKlKWOOD HD‘VARD I. Hm .I fliers-ru- bldg.
borough. ttorticy, nontry and pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN S. mom 3, Fuiriicld Co. Net.
Hunk building. N. (burn-«lint ill low.
WALh‘il, JOHN J. mom 1 Murmur building. Willi
i-t. borough.
LI\’I~‘.II\’ STAIILI'ZS.
DAN‘S. HORACE E, Elf‘r'l-lnl’ livery and board
int: nliibloo, Olllt‘v No ti liiwr It. N.
GREGORY, (ll-Ill. 5. 11 Knight 14.x.
out.- u apt-utility, ’i‘clrpliuiie Jar-ii.
LOCK DIAS l'l-‘.»\(‘1'l'lll-2IIS.
LOI'KWOOI) MANI'FAC’l‘i' 111841 ('0. Do ' st, 5.
S. {Manufacturers of lililllll’f!" htirilwnre. lirllOli
other :36 I’i-nri M; New York 011100 '3‘.) Rondo st.
(‘llll'ilL'O ntilr-r- 1'.) Luke st,
.‘(illlWALK 1.1 N'K ('OMI’AN'Y. S. N New York
office szt'hiimlwrs at. Locks Illlll bitiltii-ri-l' lllll’ll
ware; (lt’Flglu‘ffl', founders; workers of artistlt
hottn: trimmings in ')Il)lll.(', brill-s and iron.
LII.“ lllsll D l-LA Llllts.
HILL. 8 J. 0 Water at. N. All kinds of lumbertlr
ilvend to my point by IAN. tesrn or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NURWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Writer et.
hour it. If. bridge, ti. N. tit-ricntl machinery. iron
and brass costings, forum , Babbitt metal, to
puin' for msnufnctorics stir sit-unworthy.
St‘lil'illLD. “III. A. Knight M, N. New machinery
made slid repairing promptly nut-titled to.
MARKET (lAIIDENERS.
JENNINGS A WATERBL'RY. s. N. berries sod ull
gsnlen produce in season for the wholesale trinit-
MARIN-21's.
A MODEL MARKET, 20 Willi Ill. N.Wm.Wurdwcli,
prop , lit-of mu. lurnb. mutton and poultry.
AVlthN. A 156 Msin st. N. meats. fruits. vegeui
bios. tish. oysusra. clams. and t’flCLIllOpl, butter.
eggs. lord. conned goods. etc.
BENNETT it NESTED. units, fish 0 ten, lob
stern. cloths. fruits. 2119 No Help at,
illslsiil.l.. DANA (I 1'.’ blsln at, N. choice meats.
poultry, tit-h. vegetables, etc.
11111'1‘1‘0'3 CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Wster st. N
11mm. vegetables. Hutu, poultry. st lowest prim-n
I'Allil. WILLIAM ll. Iii-timber Form mullet, KN
Finn nit-Ills. fresh Vi-gi-tllblnwltlw est with prices
FARRINOTON, J. A meets. inltry.lish.o stcrs.
vt-izi-tsblestits. built-Lela. I II o‘qtnnr. . N.
“EMT. GEO. Ely-l m‘unui'. E. N. choir-e month.
veflvmbllm, fruit. etc. biwest ('lll‘ll prices.
HAYES PERI) 13 No MnlIl st, 3 N. prime menu
of :11 ltitids. llama rendered lord s specialty,
JUDSON. A. G. Central Market. cot Ms‘in sud IIIVI
Isrili st. ll. N (.‘hoiw nit-sits, poultry. reactant”
LIMDL'RNER, WM 11H Washington at. bridge, b.
N, denier in sll kinds fruit nit-ole.
LOCKWUOI), L. Wuhingtmi ht. image, 3. N. tint-
meats. fish, oysters. elem». vegetables. etc.
LlK‘KWGGD o LOCKthD, 7 llsin st, N. fine
nil-tits poultry. tish, oysters, Mums s Itxrclslty.
LIONS, A. 5., Old Well Msrkctnbl No. lInin st.
1!. N. txitno meets slid poultry at lowest prim.
lit/11.310. ALlilN. Minn st. near West. 8. N clinlre
merits, l'lsli. oysters, vr-uouiilt-s. licllt'nicm'ti, ctr.
I'Ii’KERINO. 11.5, East nve.up. schtxrl llotisc.1’..N
bet-f. veul, mutton. etc.
Sl'llM'u. JMTOR. ill West Washington 91.8.11.
sirll‘lly dint-r11.»— Int-tits, poultry e spi-clslty.
riMl'i‘ll‘S WASHINGTON MARKET. lid Wot-Mug.
Um st. 24. 31. fine meets rind poultry for fumlly ll’lllu
bl'll.l.A.‘€E.J. W. 15 lleotmnl st. N. wsgon rum
ilnll y illl (Mr the town.
WADE. W. is. market. Elm Grove. 14.11. tv it runs
to till ports of town with title fresh and so i meals.
WIXONJ. If 27 Wall st, N. Choice menu, ponl
try. fruits. vegetables. butter, eggs. etc.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
RATED. 1'. W. Water st. N. manufacturer of firm
grntiito and marble work. also thriller in building
stone and cemetery work.
ilTEl‘ENS, I. W. to Mill» st. N. Herbie and mo-
lw monuments. boulstones. posts, etc.
MANOND AND BUILDDBB.
SEYMOUR, HENRY. 128 West svo. 25.3. All kinds
of stone mar-wt contructr- taken.
SHELDON WlLLlAll. 19 Will-mi svenno, N. Stone
mum. Also flogging. curbing. etc.
SMITH. WILLIAM H. 33 West st. 6. N. Jobbing
promptly encoded to.
LAWLOR. WILLIAM. 5 Hill st, N. All kinds of
Mom: masonr sud grueling promptly nttondul to.
Granite supp oil from my own marry.
“Eli’s (lll'l'l'l'l'l’llls.
COKB'I‘OCK BROS. Karmic bulidirt .N. slid II
150. lrtln at, s. N. Gentleman's turn thing goods
MERCHANT TAILOIIS.
OUSOWBKI. Ii. 31 Willi at. N. A perfect It gosh
stitced.
lelOU‘I‘ll. . 17 North loin st. 6.1%. Fine tutoring
s ., ty.
301181611. i1. Ilsllmod node. 8.1!. lispslriut sod
clothing I acuity.
m Dim.
5m 0. HoJRsymond $1.11. Miser-n
iii-Isl '1‘ its an- m
Pine tum
A .
KILLINEBY AND [AHOY GOODS.
OAVANAGH. [188 I. 3. {Clay It, s. N. mlllinay
sod dross melting.
FAWCII‘I‘T'H holdqtlll'wfl for milllmm I WM
st. N. (one or vsrtlsement)
l'l'l‘cll AuNllo. lites. t9 loin or N. Axencyfor
"Old humiliate Dyeiriit ninth-mount."
JAMES. Ills I L ii on, Ruin st, H. N. Lstm
styles. Mourning s speciality.
31.101111, Ilium llalIAln st. N. lllllnery. Flirty
end Heir
MUSIC TEACHERS.
BRADLEY MR8. O. W. (liltuphwrof the law Will.
R. Null) l” Ilsin st, N. lllillrulucllml music only
FRITZ, Milli! HINNIE I’. 191 Main st, N. I’lllno
slid organ instruction.
GIBSON. Al. X. 8. 87 High st. N. Plano, onion
still harmony.
HUNTINGTON. AIRS. 129 Main It. N. Vocal la-
structlon sud voice doi'ciopmoni.
NASH, sill-ls JENNIE K. 32 North avenue. N.
Piano and organ instruction.
HAWYBR. MR5. R. J. rancher of instmlnonull Ind
vouil niui-ic. Residence st Mrs. R. H. l’iuistod‘s.
Went st, fiN.
NEWS DEPOTS.
BODWELL, I]. II, 74 Washington It l-i.N. blurb
btmlts, uutloucry, now-papers. periodlcsls, otc.
WHEELER. J. B. 155 Washington It bridge. 8. N.
Newspapers, sutlonery, till end gloss m
NEW YORK MESSENGER.
FERRIl-l ii. I). Orders left st Bodwell's store.
71 Witslilultmn st. 6. N.
DOCKWOOI). C. E. emcee DeKlyn‘s, 11. N.; 0mg-
ory‘s N.; New Yorlr 169 Greene st.
NEW h SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
PODMORE. WII. under rlsli'nllon Army Bsrmlts,
ti. N. Stoves. ranges. crocksry. carpets. etc.
OYSTER I’LAN’I‘ERS AND DEALERS.
HELL. IIIRAM P. O. Box 111, S. N. wholesale
dlltppt'f of oysters and clams.
CU'l‘llll.l.. ll. .1 foot of Raymond st. 13. N. wholo
stile dealer in flow oystent.
llOY'I‘, W. II. .b SON. 1:24 Water st. 8. N. (fool. of
Raymond) plunlers. exporters and wholanle
dealers in liRIlVL‘ oysters.
Ill-ZED A lIOl'SMAN. 13-1 Water st. 8. N. plmicrs
unil rihlppers of Norwulk oysters
VAN NAME. J. L. &. (,‘O..1‘.O. Box 548 8. N.
Oysters and clams, wholt-nnle ulid retail .
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NOHWAIJI PATTERN WOIIKN, Chas. II. All
lllOI'pI'. prop. Rivemdo live, 15 IN Stoves, steam
sud lint Air Furnace work s specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWI'I‘T, J. T. I!) Muln at, N. Jowclt‘s leads,
Mtisury null Wiiiiswurtli'o mixed points.
RAYMOND BROS Ji-octt‘s, Atlantic rlIill Sn-ley's
Load. ('niruiul oils and At'r'nll ('ht‘mtcul I'ninl.
SMITH. W. 11. AH). 15 a 17 Water st. ‘.\'. meets
for Lunzmnn is: Mmmcz paints.
I'AI’I‘ZII HANGINOB.
l’lllinT'l‘. J. '1‘. so Main st. N. window shades,
Hollands. fixtures. etc.
TAYLOR A ('0. 21 Main st. N. 3190 hardware.
[intuit-1,0119, glw, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ISLM‘KMANJ‘. A. 11 Main st. N. Institutsneons
prom-sir. Children's photos it sptcinlty. ’
NORTH, G. N 78 Washington st, 5. N. one qulilty
only and that the beer.
RI'ZADHAN. P. I; Gazette hulldi . N. Cshlnei
photographs 32 $4) per (101; onoh fdoz. $1.50.
PIANO 'I‘llNIdlt'l AND KEPAIBICBS.
HEXDRE. I‘. F.1tll’ “‘nii rind Knight si- . .‘t'. A150
dialer iti pixitmt‘. orguns. sheet music, etc.
I’LANINO MILLS}
RANDALL. MINER I) E. N. All kinds of wood
work at N'lllll or for the mule.
I'LI'MIIING.
KEEKERaCO.. w. I]. Music Hall block, 8. N.
Plumbing. Flt‘lllll und gilt! tithing,
NASH. I". II. A’ BRO. rnr. Main and West bis. 8, N.
Plumbing and ass fitting. mint-s sud hooters
RAILROADS. t
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. June! W.
Hyatt. pivot; Edwin G. Hoyt. snpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON. JAl‘l >11 M, Washington st. next to PG
5 N property for Mll‘, houses to rent. {one sriv.)
lillllRELL A [JIMMMEDIEIZ 95 Washington st,
h‘ N u-lling. n-riritit: utidroliectintz.
WILSON. O E. Orin-rte bldg. N. Investments and
Bliilli‘y 10 liuri. Alt-n iii-unsure WI'iIiCIl iti bust
of t‘irtliputilt'i- til ”11' kiwi-rot rlllt‘t‘.
WUOIIWAIID. i}. A No. Momst, r1. N.houscs 0
new mill building lots for Hillt‘.
RESTAURANTS.
BER IIIYE. 5 Willi-r st. N. worm meals st nil
lupin. illllI’it‘l’ 256.
HESRYN. 16 So. Msin H.531. The best 25c dinner
iii the city. Hoard by the day or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. H. & SON. mr \i'ut iiw uml L‘I'Rll’h
lztlltll ”31"“. :1 N. Hydruulir utid t‘mi engineers
NCHOOIS. (I’l'lvrstu)
DAIRD'S. MISS lNH’I‘lTl'TK. l1 Orchlrd at. N.
Young indies boarding: and day school.
MEAD, Mrs. Hillside. N lluy rind booming school
for girls and young lzlllll'zl. Fire for any college.
or course corn into in i ‘11. Fully equippwi lnb.
rotary sttnch . New ork artists chip 0 ed lti
musu‘ul department. Special advantages or the
the study of art. languages sud elocntmri
Frill term begins October 211, Circulars will be
sent upon Application.
NORWALK M11.1'1‘ARY lNSTiTL’TI-L'. N. Plant :1.
Roberts. prtut‘ipul. Circular on request.
WILSON. MR. E. II. School for boys. Norwullt.
l". l’ropurulur in college utul sl‘irliiifli' sit‘lltlull.
For Circulars. mldrt'sa it.- above
SHIV 1330 MAC“ INKS.
HHAILER. (l. II. it; Soilsln st, SN. "Wheeler and
Wilson“ and “Household." needles, oil. sttorh:
merits. Repsirtrn: a apt-rlnlty.
SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYMOND BROS. sewers butlt. wnwr plpcs laid.
umvntinp. lilltng, eroding. luridilcspe gurdetiitiit.
SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
LOI'Nl-llil'RY. MA'l‘HEWleN lit CO. SN. Lulu-9‘
Illll‘ slit-er.
lino, it. warm .1 co. mm and selenium 71. 7a.
75. and 77 Wslrr at, S . . Established 1.970.
Mntlufsctnrt-nl of lmiies‘ mlsscs' and children's
ntnrfootwrsr for the retail trade.
SHIRT-WAIST! AND UNDERWEAR.
lll."f‘L'lll.\'ilON. t'OLlS A. CO. Norwslk. New York
still llr’idzi-plirt. (.‘nnn.
HI'OIITSMI'IN'S GOODS.
AIKEN, JOHN H. 38 Mum If, N. lictulquuwm for
gutter, fishing trickle, Ammunition. etc.
sl'l‘AlII BUILDERS.
HA KER, .iL'IJl'S. Witter st. next to Wheeler's foun-
dry. 6. N. theirs sud bond rails to order.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKB, Wsu'r
st. 5. N, Wm H. Ilnyt. proprietor.
STEAM ENGINES AND l’UflPlv.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. Tim. Wster st.
near R. R. bridge, N. N.
H'I‘laAMSllll’ 'I'ICIII'Z'I' ADEN’I'H.
CUII‘I‘IH. H. W. Mnurnlr building. N. sworn-hip
Ill‘kl‘li‘. pen-inn ngvril, notary pn tllc, etc.
l.AY’1‘uN.J/lt'l)tt M Washington st. nut to fit),
5.1%. Prussia: llcknls.ulrnfts. money ortlers,(l\ec Dd.)
STONE DEA Hilts.
PEllillri. JOHN 11. foot of Washingtonrt. SN. siso
imcll, lune. cement. hnlr. plustcr.
HORTON. JOHN ll. anylor svenne. 8. N. Also
layer of ctmrfute walks.
RAYMOND 111105. blue, brown. Greenwich sod
building stone. insulin sndtnublo trimmings.
STOVES. RANGES AND IIEA’I'EBQ.
Klol’l‘lflllllll LANDON. '29 Havilsm! It. ll. 1‘. GI-
stoves slid wntrr hooters. 1’. 0. box M7.
POWELL. .1. W. at! Weshln on st, li.N. stoves,
rsriigos, beams, brinso-furrtis in; goods. stove re-
pairs, t-tc. Tin sntl copper work s minty.
NELLECK. NYLVBSTIIR. Afit. 19': Wuhin on It
lnldxc,fl.fl.siom.rsnm. alemplam ornate.
TRUCKING.
MORTON. JOHN Ii. 0‘2 'l'nylm name, 8. N. Light
still honvy imcltlng promptly strand-ad to.
UNDERTAKlllw.
JINNINGB. J. D. opp. Horse 11. ll. depot. resi-
dence 7 Elm st. N.
RAYIIOND, GEO. II. If: And I8 Main II. N. Reel
dance 3 Berkley at Telephone 77-0.
VETERINARY SOMEONE.
BRIDGES, our». DALE. one» end hospital mo!
Pelrlloltho. llsnlt. N. lslsphoseant, res issues It.
WOOD.
BE’I'I‘S. ALLEN. Hill 29 Cll‘lllfm st. N. Ilnrd Ind
soft, slim-d sod split. for fmlly use.
WOOL!“ HANNA
NORWALK
Ind milk. Winnlpuik.
tnrersofsllwoolvvorstsd sndfelu.
HILLS 00. incorporated maule-
rumor! I'M co. 1'. lulelf. Isl-loo
tassel-en
I
lJOYOUS IN THE DANCE.
FOURTH HOME DOCIABLE AT
IUNIC HALL LAST EVENING.
A Ootnpsny of Boolety People While Awsy
n It" Hours In the Derry Deuce-rho
Helios Cousin; to I close.
Tho fourth Home Sociablein the series
of 1891 was held st Music Hall lest even-
ing, and was enjoyable in every respect.
Similar to former coco-ions sll formality
weir laid aside and the real pleasure to
be extracted from thtisooishls was ex-
pelll'tlct'd. The stage and boxes were
dewmli'd with plants and flowers and
preventu-ds Very pretty sight. Music
wss furnished by Smylhe's orcheutrn
and Henry Oelirntsn prompted. The
uslsl number of denim were on the
programme but some of the donors wer.
enacted. AI. 12 o’clock the people bsdr
cosh other good night and dl'pllde for
homo coin-Clone of having input a very
plenum iveumg,
Among the ladies pit-sent were Mrs
Tliomiie Bern-dict, Jr., Mrs. Jdmi‘fi K
Crofut. Mrs. Ffl'd antnni, Mrs. Frank
Lf‘fintlni, Hr». Russell Fro-t. Mrs. Charle-
T. Raymond, Mm. Robert A. McDonald.
Mrs. William W Lv-strr, Mrs. Juries
G-ldeb, Mr». (iv-onto 1“. Alberto". lira
E. A. Wundnard, Mrs. A. J. Crofut,
Mrs. Leslie Strum, Mrs. John Comp, Mrs.
Dr. Butt-r. Mrs. Elllt'l'iiull of NW Huv
on, Mrs Gringo Incliutoml, Hrs. thn
H. but». Mm. Bit 8. Bennett, Mrs,
William H. Smith, Ilia. Joseph Ii.
Rider. Mrs. Vail of barium Mrs
Charles E. Duty, Mrs. S. C. I’ultnvr,
Mn. Chrirtinn Sworn, him, A. E. \uit
tin, Mrs. haul: S. Jrrimng-t, Mrs. Fred
Atnblvf, Ill-s. Frank I). Lawton. Mr»
Willis 8 Crufut, Mrs. Jr‘l‘iii‘ iii. Frills,
Mrs. John W Sindwdl, Mos Miflfllr
Knapp, bliss Mary Kirby Jennings, Miss
Alice Mallory, Miss Grace Millard, Mil-is
Ethel Slater, Miss Susie Golden. lilies
Frisbie, Min» Mamie Puitucr, Mme Evninn
B. Smith, the Misses Stow. Miss Kimble
of Stamford, Mitts Josie Geller, “1960 I! red
of Dunbury, Mina lilcPheruon. Misse-
Willa and Mabel Huyl.tho Misses Stanley,
Miss Addlf’ Kimmiy, Mrs» 12mm Brady,
Mm Mamie Stuart, Miss Mabel Vunrii-r
hoof, Miss Msbui blillrr, Mum so Anna nnd
Lena Colt). Miss Gibbs, Mills! Mother of
Windsor Locks, Miss LID-“ls Lune, Mina
Mamie Evondvn. Miss Wmidwun’l, Mu»
Higgins, Miss Elizabeth Lockkud. Mis—
Merritt of Purtcheuter.
A large number of out of town gentle
vnen ware present, arriving them being (1.
0. Goodwin, of New York. who Was the
gout of ex mayor Edwrrt Adam-r.
The mot-thin WIN wry enjoyable and
Wlllllulllltlt“!i Inert-(tee 1hr lfllt’l'rril tn llil'
itzstum- of tilt wnmin
I'ILKSONAI. I’.III.I1HIAI’HS.
Tholloinzs nml Comings of People we
Like to Read About.
(barge S. (lturrirmm 1-6 "1 New York
10-day.
ails-l Eild E. Hi‘nilflcks. til Jersey Cd".
is “siting ruinlit‘ws in Nurwnlk.
Jyfllr'n Dyer hi» liltiVPl‘I Will) hid family
from thntpntik to Ilium-putt.
Mll‘. Flt‘ilt'Il-Tli Stnfortl. ‘1‘ Snehoygun,
lll.,l~ 111" KUP’HL-I‘ ln'l' lirulhr'f. Jolliifl
II. hitilry. .11 East avenue,
W. M. Martin nml (inllgiitcr, of New
Your. ll‘r'l’fi in town Monday. visiting
their summer ltutnn nt Elmenwmth.
helm-mm L'olmwl Jnmivs l3. Crovw
made his rnnmhiy Visit to Dmilury Inst
«tuning, to Mle'nd lllr' Ill‘lll of Company
U
Mina Jnim li-zlkm. who has bet-n visit-
qu Illelilld 111 New Hun-Ii, return”! In
her home on Wilton menu~~ lost th'll
lug.
Mun Jullt'l (irrgiiry, who has bin-n
Visiting 111 tow» the past few with», re
turuml yv-trrtluy m iii-r borne in Dm
bury If lilo «anti-st ntilii‘llhllliflfi of he!
Gimp street Iflt‘llllri con pumhiy mail,
she wrli in» lmclr again very now) to
[“1131", it ill hoped, it Kindly portion (1'
the year.
lira. Sirriut'l Watkins, of Ultririge, is
vt~itirig in tow“.
Mm. Emma Milirilllilfl. nf Nv-W York,
is Visiting lie-t sl-lrr, lira. H. J "I”.
I VII-ls “’ero ”Illnln"
Lost evening orriulti- was M'L'II coming
from the basement of W. II Meeker &
UnmtIa-iy's store in Music "all black.
Wrml WM not to the Old Well Hook 5'.
Lad-tut company and some of the tin-
trim with i xtingnmlwts and taxes broke
in the basement door. It was discovnrd
that etmw toga vv'r I'l' burning in the 11in
way which till hem used If! thawing out
uwnlpr plp~. A fire in tho llllfil'fllrnf
Wilulll have (mu-red considerable comma
lion unsung the attendants at the Home
Sociable.
Towns-moot Pool (um-s.
Two ailment-1 l’uoi were pinytd in the
Old Well tournament but evening. The
following more: were mndr:
John-l ”unilwin, third 40 pnintna’l’
3 7 10 3 8 «3‘9
William ii. Tote. roll-d 40 polnfs,~5 8
0 9 ii 3 -40
I‘m: Lauri”. mir'd Ii) minim—10 7 0
(i 9 3-41.
It limiter-ii though the championship
in the pool contest will lay helvvm
Horace r3 Hutch rm! David W. Hartford
lovwnlk I’ollllols.
In tin- Honor, yrnterdsy, petitions
were introduced and referred ss follows:
By Mr. Olmslud, of Norwslk, for s
chsrtsr for the city of Norwslk. cities
and boroughs; by J. Holden Enrllnltt. of
Norwslk, to mm the chum of lbs
0in of South Non-lb, cities end bor-
ouslis. Ir. Dina-reed not in the report
of the lorwslt flots- ltsilrosd company.
BID PEPPER II 1119 EYES.
Allan-old Inset Woman Attempts to
Dalila-N with Anton Lunch.
Things were made lively on Raymond
street yesterday afternoon by an see-nit
which might. have proven very serious.
Lust Thnndsy night Anton Larsen. who
boards with Mrs. Johnson, was sroossd
from his slumbers by Mrs. Cox pounding
on the door with an axe. She occupies one
side (if the house end Mr. Larsen think
his thst the house was on fire, went into
the llflIlWfly to see what was the runner.
He found Mrs. Cox in so intoxicsted
condition and she attempt: d to hit him
With the axe. [Io pilehl‘ll her aside and
the next morning the math n complaint
against him. She being ill ruled the
guilty psriy the wsrrsnt we: not issued.
This fact made her mud and when Mr.
Lsrsco wss going upon the stoop yester-
day she threw s handful of red pepper st
his face, some of it going in his! eye.
She also attempted to strike him but he
dodged the blow. A complaint was
made against Mrs. Cox and this morning
she appeared before Judge Knapp. She
plrndrd not purity and was placed under
850 bonds. The case is set down for this
illh’fnuflh.
WILL .VOI‘ ASSIST 'I'IIE CLIIBBB.
Steeple Chorus Astonish" it New lluven
Fresco l’nlnter.
In a day or two. soya the Nr-w Haven
Register, Steeple Churiie wrll begin to
apply his gold leaf to the crust) of St.
Patrick's church in that city He is no
acittiowledgr-d expert in hilfldllng gold
lull and says he will Cover the crow
wuimul a protection. Ordinarily whrn
gold hinting ll-i dono at such nliiludeu ill»
will I-l done u di-r u bnloon-ltlte canopy
to prevent the brer I. it from playing
llllVHc Will) the thin sheets of gold.
A ~tury is told of a young fresco paint
...- in that city who is quite a climber and
an athlete. Ha- came up to Father Ros
ielli‘intordny afternoon and wanted to
know if Steeple Charlie might not want
more nssiotance in his work. He was
mid that he most are the climber him
w”. 50 ho visited around and watched
his operations for some time. The young
man didn’t doubt his own ability to as.
cend the steeplo by moons of the ropes
then in place, but when he r-lIW Steeple
Charlie step clear of the ropes and walk
and climb unconcernedlv on the 61!de of
the gnldon bail and sit astridc the cross,
be acknowledged that he was a little I011
much for him and that he was out
classed. I1» wril probably not 335131. the
climber this week.
in...“ pilgrim...
A Lecture by Cuptuin Townslr and Before
tho New [lovers Chwmher of Commerce.
1’1 :1 lecture on Long Island Sound
Which Captain C. II, Townahend (’P‘lth‘l’
ltl Monday evening before the New Hsvrn
(.‘hnmher (if Commerce he said:
"Tim tillari lrl which include L mg Isl
lnd are formations of the generic period.
is PftiIrsHOI’ Doria has told 1121. Before
(he’lrtrrrimg of the Pilgrims the French
CBI’Ili'd on extensive fishing induslllta
along the count of Capr' Cod. At II‘IVU'
‘lli'rt' H a large amount of docurtionlnry
history of early Aml'IlOK'. for in th0 rnrly
titty-t of this chutitry Fruncv often writ
100.000 men our to ll‘h slum: the coast
from L'lfilfidfll’ down. Thwo French
iii-«u Wet? of enormous size. as you can
fr'a'lllj' MP.
“Among the records at Holland are
charm showing entrancva into Long
Hand Sound made by Captain Block
11:- (II-COVH’WI the tnlsnds l‘fl Stamford
and Slrnlfnrd. Probably flinch landed
on thme islands, now known as the
Srrzitford rhl til grounds. Then» ground»
are rmw covered with aovrriti feet of
wntrr. One hundrrd year» ago pines
grow over these grounds. This proves
(hill all the island» in the S 11.1an are be-
ing grmlunlly worn away. You Will
mince that the teritirncy of the wetn's
notion in to wtdi-n solider-port the Naomi.
Illiick III4CIi'I‘IEfI the Hulls .tiiriic River.
burning it R ldrfll’lllffl. [In ltava us the
tint record of "I” water. It to prohibit-
[hill Block sailed up our harbor to n
yew! and made thorough uplurstirm of
t. Formerly only n marrow crwlt
dl'ldt‘d Huuin Rock from Oyster I’iiint.
"Block dI‘CUVI'fl'll many other islando,
including the fathom Block Hood. of
which we ht'll‘ so often. When Bloch
rustic- public his discoverieo the Dutch
serif. novvrni "stools here, but they kept
lhrirciiscuvt-rlm «prim. and it won nut
until many yvsrn later, 1619, when is
VBMII'I cummsnrlwi by n Englinhmzm
ps-ml thrnuith the 8411"”! no hits way to
Main», and on Imlmn, uhri wan With
him mode is rough sketch of the pots!
through flw S vuml "
[hosted 01! o (for.
szlfldny afternoon on amplnyna on
the Clrnnolldntrd mall. nomad Henry
Spellmnn wss knocked from the top of s
freight csr "PM Darn-n, by on sun of s
relrgmph pole Whlch h“ In"!!! off
[lo we. brought to this city and If!"
some slight bruises wvri- Mil-mind to, he
went to his home in New Hum.
Waylon “so 01kt“ In”.
The J. II. Bochlry a Son Elastic Web
Cricket club will hold is meeting Friday
awning. February 0, in their rooms, No.
10 Main street. Norwsik, to tools or-
rsngements for the cricket sensors, which
commoners In lsy. TM semen of
sever-l new members will he soled upon
sad so] one interested in the pose
would do well to join.
m_m~_w,.m_,
«If Jamil-see is sent to Oodliocss,"
the surest why to sltsiu it is «my on.
Isl-easy.
THE LADIESFAUXJLIARY.
THEIR FOURTH AURUIL IEEIIIG
HELD YKS'I‘EIDAY.
flu Your of 1890 (in. of Fran-sols-
trscts from Ills Irmoros's Bopon—
omosrs Ilsctod.
The third enuuol meeting of the IA-
6199’ Auxillsry of the Y. M. C. A. was
held Tuesday afternoon It 8 o'clock, in
the parlors of the usocistion. .
The annual reports of the various of-
ficers sod committees were read sod
accepted. The following is from the
svoretsry’s report: “The your 1890 has
been one of progress for the Lsdies'
Auxiliary. The meetings hsvo been held
rgolsrly ten monthsilrths your, with
on average sttendsucn of twenty-live.
Aid has been given the sssoclstion
through the reception, flower entertain
merit, rooms and library and member-
ship committees. Among the few who
have left us during the your we regret
to number Mrs. C. E. Torrey. one of our
vice presidents, whose efficient aid from
the i-ntabltahtmmt of the organization
was of so much value. A gratifying
rtombt-r of new members has been added
pincethelaal annual report. May we
not confidently hopethot with the in
crease in numbrrs the uuefulneso of the
Auxiliary may grow proportionately."
The treesurer'n report showed the re-
ceipts of the your to be $323.85, and the
pxl’l’nditure- $321 06, leaving a balance-
on hand of $22 79.
After the reports were finished the
o-lrmlon of ofiicers for the ensuing year
was held with the following fedOII-i:
I’l’i‘aidt‘fll-Mn. ”worst" Van Ai-lyne.
Vice-preqdrntu — Methodist church,
“to. Henry Sellrck; Baptist, Mrs. G R
McGumgai: Congregational, Mrs. 35. B. S
Biol-ell; St. Paul's Episcopal. Mrs. D. N.
Conch; Grotto Episcopal, Mrs. Winiidd
Mad}
Secretary—Mien M. Wilson.
Treasurvr~ Miss G. Taylor.
Auditor—limo A. D. Brockwny.
The various committees Will be so-
nnunced by the president at tin.- next
meeting.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR DAY.
It Wlll be Approprluuly Doubt-tor! at
tho Con‘regstlonel church.
The tenth anniversary of the orrtsntza~
tron of the Young Prirpie'o Society of
Christian Endeavor Will be observed at
the Congregational church in this city
next Sunday and Monday. On Sunday,
at 10:30 n.rrr.. Rev. J. A. Biddle will
preach u sermon especially for the
ynung people. At 0:10 pun. the Y. I’.
S. C. 3. tnwtirig Will be held in thi-
chapel and will be of a very interesting
character. The whjecr of the meeting
Will be “t 'hosen of Christ." and the plerl
dent of the acclaimthafleo J. Palmer.
wrll land. In flit-evening at 7.110 o'clock
“Hi. 1.. II. Cobb. I). 1)., of New York,
will deliver an address to the young
people’s society. which will occupy seats
in the front part of the church. Dr.
Cobb in so interesting spanks! and the
public i-A cordially invited to hear him.
(in Monday evening s sociable will be
given by the young people In the church.
An excellent munical programme will
he revolt-mi and refreshments will be
served.
slirntluy School Institute.
The programme for the Sunday school
institute to he held in the Annuals Merit
odiat Epiycnpai church Thursday and
Friday, is very attractive. Plans have
bee-rt made for the annstderstton to n
practical way of voriom phones of sonc
day school work, and the discoeemos,
addresnm onil illui-itl’flliU’r’ exizrcnme will
be OIIDIFICII and value to all oficm
and trachvrs. Among the promoters:
speakers will he Riv. A. H. McKtnmy
of New York, Mrs. L. (I. “roll of
Imwrll, Mall, RH. A. Wile-too of
Hooch Nor-talk, Row. Allen Mellow? of
Hartford, R W. H. I). If." of Thorn}
mmvill», an. (7. II. Dickinson of Wel-
lmglurd, RNV. Dr. M. B. Chi-porno of
New Haven, 3. L Hinlmp of Norwich.
It in oxpectnl that u forge deirgsuoo
will be prom-m from surrounding towns.
loss of in. M.
An «dot: to organize an Order of the
Bone of .‘it. George is Mn; mods to
Nurrvolk. The order is no English lune
fit society. only times wlm ere direct
dancondomn of English fsroil‘ms being
rimmi» tn nymhvrship. Mm". A. Wit
lismsrm. William lino" sud Dove! Chis
turn on, tho- Cummslln who hove the
more" in change. They only lock six
names of th« number Mrdcd Insecure u
about".
Mosquito. In luwl-ln.
If. I... Biuclmsn, of Bridgeport, well
known in Nov-visit. is soul to have killed
I M's!» while talking with some
friends no u mm mm in WW.
y'rtfli‘lny sftavnnoo. AI first so friends
refused to hell": his «my, but who. I»
nfmwmi the why little: lower so than
rhsy rm» mm'iflcrfl. Where it”
[yum this time of the your sanction-
drtnr. M... ' .
'Dn Con-asks! Wren.
Brill boom of the m, 1 ”only
met yestmdxy but no business wee dons.
In the boom Wen-taller Volt"
Mm.) mined s resolution selling on
Connect-cot sen-ton sod Wm
memento-useful“ man.
It ans iii-flow postponed on s vols.
Both bones 1|de ml to day.
4.11%....” ileum Jan to
found on sole st .1. tails-dish was,
Wis-lynch.
TOLD III A LINK OI TWO." "
Hutton Worthy of Issues the. Ivory ‘
our“! of W
The seleotmen of Ballard Springs hrs
ordered sli dogs loomed will: lil’llli
tact that seven! dogs hsvs recently to
come med. ‘ ,
In the vicinity of Essex musknu In
being found in isms numbers not! boobs. ,
foxes. thinks sud so ocossioosl oust In
elso found. “
Ludwig Wolf, Des-octet, wuslsoled
representslivo from Avon llondsy by I ‘
msjority of four over James E. Lost.
The contest was for the east of John J.
Melons, accessed.
A 201" Bridge former who” I!!!“ ,
were ave-flowed by the Honsstoolorlu! f ‘
Inst week, ssys that es s result he will 1,
hsvs for the next five yous doohl. “of!
and without the tree of fertilllsn. litres
inches of mild having been deposited all
the loud. . ,
The common council of W is
considering the matter of putting so and
to the pool selling which for yours by
been allowed in Hartford. At the lull,
meeting s resolution prohibiting pub '
tiling was presented, but it wss billed” '
until the next meeting. ‘
Judge Wallace, of the United Bulb
circuit court. hos filed s decision In the
case of Thames A. Scott, of New Inn-
don,vs. the smmmip Citv of Worcester,
In which the plsintitf is startled 320.-
233 52 damages. 'l‘hecsee iss merino ,
1:an for salvage sod won first "shallow ;
fore J udze Shipmun in the district court
June 2, 1890. .
The sole st New York yesterdsy of 1"
trotting stock from Booster Leland Bloo-
fmd’s Palo Alto form brought s tot-I of
$11.0“). Andy Welcb, of Mold.
nought the boy colt Electric-1, sire Bloc-
tioneer, dam Ether, for $8,500: Ind the
bay filly Electioneer, out of Clsire, for
02,309. [1. A Ryder of Seymour Ind
Gustave Corenlls of Wsterhory was
also purchasers st the sole. 3:;
James F. IIutin, of flutford. I w
on Catholic, desired to he married
to Miss Melissa Bands“, I Pro- ,.
tenant, sod shout three weeks sgo .;
naked Rev. Father Hughes 0! ELM .
rick‘s church to perform the ceremony. "
This the pastor refused to dosnd the
matter was laid before Rem Dr. Holst,
chancellor of the diocese, Who intorn
laid it before too bishop. The W
was that the ceremony could not be per- ,
formed by a Catholic clergyman!!! fit.
Martin and Miss Kendall wont slalo- to
Christ Epiwopd church. where
were mould by Rev. Floyd w. Tom-
ktns, jr. Father Hughes mode the slsir
the nubjr-Cl of sharp criticism, Sunday.
The people of Deep River ore exciwd
ova the finding on a country mud of the
nearly lifeless body of George F. Home“,
a butcher belonging in Essex, lost Tuss-
day morning. Burnett was found bleed.
mg profusely from deep wounds in 11h
bend and shortly after being removed to
a physician's residence he died. After
Coroner Davis, of Iliddletown, bod ex-
smrned the rem-ins nod pronouncedrtho
dvnth so accidental one on the evident!
at William G. Lung, also of Essex, who
drove over to Chester Monday I: I
m s sleigh with Burnett sod s
that when near 9 bill the horn:
come unmanngeshle sod runni‘ir‘g
away, threw them out. Burnett brill; ‘
hurled to the from ground, the holly
we: taken uwsy. There sre msny, how:
over, who do not believe Ilse élssf quj
one of occidental dcslh. The body'- '6'
found sixty eight feet from when”! m
melt“! Burnett was thrown ool, "if“
must have token more force then Ibo
overturning of s sleigh to cease tbo'liody
to roll such n distance. Burnett's body
who found sarong s lot ofhmsudonoof
his eyes we: bsdly duoolored' . Than
are rumors thst there was sunfish m
In 3 plea kept by out-Donn“ “Nutsh-
whem Barnett and Long Um IN MI-
ing, and I adored also who lives do“
byseysthullsobcsrdcnu altitude!
rlrmnx lira night. The Mood Out tho
coroner [on]!!! the use is growing.
In Conw- l-ws. ,
Charles Erin Vet-sf, will he the Dill
strrsctmo at the Open House on tho
"string of Jnnwy filth. in ”Bill”
O'Brien."
1”. A. Mat-so ape-ls to look.
savor-I impotent“! II Db m. « .
Ilse Jennie Hoyt has left Ibo ”pity
at 1'. it. Northrop. tur- Corrie Wood
“has ll" phat.
Km .1. Bloom will begin tor dub
a. rink m Comr- thaw-'- out not.
The latter Dey Saints will hold peep
my every night this week in Ill! 1'0.-
Hull.
11m; the Best Pollen-numb;
no my it trump urn—def panel you
More lost «roll; I slalom I “I fl
cupid-g. she (mum—r was st lb
tires-Ire losl miss. In. HM
andhnlwiuoereuosrholssvfllll
I!» cook. 9‘ " .
Young Wife—Hy door. I 'H‘
“sortab- to connect on
petrol store-room with the
flames—wont ninth- man you
wealthotfor? Young W“! ‘W ‘5
lack ray-sills: mm I s.“"* ,1
cook 1
amt; \iwmmm... ... . ..
. grog a “nun...
Myer Prentiss-Juli Born-PUD L;
wmmmummwhyu-s
loylo’ hoot? nor-1 W
inmost-pm at...“ a
Iteowollobootlsyh’. Thor's, ,_
hylo'lsrymsolyslls." .
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