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Listing Business Isisrssis
1’0"]! 0F NOB-W.
abundances: N.—-Norwalk S.N.—SoathNor~
in,aa—mrt1rmu. '
To those ofoar radon who moot-l-
etiy ".11.“. In Ivory hnainoao trail:-
rsld wail worthy of all when"
ad to “MD.
All ODIPRRSSORS.
NORWAIJ IRON WORKS C0. The. Walt! at,
our R. B. bridge,
APP, WI. 6.! film-1.1“!"
“BMW! furnished at reasonable rates.
RANDALL, IINER D.cor. Main and Wall sts.N
salmworpecrive and lies hand drawing
‘ AUCTIONEBBB. N
J adios I) Wall at, .
“11$ka AIRS,
Itortltltld. I WL'BOIIBDIBU, vs Washington st,
olproperty ysold.
LiaKL ASON fliHaln N. IIldeWaahlngten
emits!» ' dawn“. inco nfectionery, ice
gen-Awesxtc.
UUFIELD,WC.19NO.II1DSI,B.N. Sole
agent for Hurtoti‘ seclebrstsd leecmnxl. N Pure
‘ WKRN CHAS.1..HalnIt,naar '
mafia...“ Iceaeam. Fresh goodadaily.
WinN'S ‘Home Hallow Mei“ Granite.
ville. Leave orders at Goa Pitzerfls l
BANKS. '1‘ Wall N
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. be, st, .
lus MAW. George H.
“mm “Magda? 1.. yer, vice-president,
“fit Curtis, cashlerm 68 “
iTY ATIONAI. BANK ' ubinuwnsi,
cmsarrHalnu S. N. Capital. flaw»; yurplua {ht
a». iLRowan, t; Jacob H. Lay-
NATIONAL BANK, The
UNTY
PM“ CO 1 y 1
~14 Wall 8.1m
(lilo. Pratt" James ' .Hyatt; flO&th., Itdwin
t). Keeler; «album‘s-C. Green.
FAIRFHIIJ) COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, Thar.)
posits “am”, surplus won
w Wiriliel’ldN S. Hourly, Hartlntl .Craw, rice
west; Jammli. Baitoy,trsaa.
In";
NATiONAi. BANK OF NORWALK, The, 51 Wall
‘ ooqmtsdlsbl’. Capital 8:40.000. Eben
vice "Juno
15...! Hill,
Ipckwood, J. A. Osborn:
Pitch, W. 6,
Bishop. Bankers; Herchanta‘. wHanufactarors‘.
Persoufl mil Painliy accounts Irs wiicitad.
NORWALII SAWmOCIBfiY. gash“ Ill st, N.
Dc tsover .s .000
1% rest. ., R. B. raulurd, viceprest. ,
R :r 'INGS BANK The Do
SOUTH NORWALK SAI . .
posits oversaw WW, surplus that”). Alden soi-
mans. prosL; John H. Khalil). (real. intonst
paid depositors. Honey leaned on nwrtgage.
REEF. tWIIoieaIis.)
SOUTH NORWALK BBB? (:0. S. N. Hammond
beef, pork, sheep, lamb, flashers
TERRY, Wu. H. A. (20., N. Armour'sbeeland
provisions. Home dressed lamb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DIN’I’RIBUT‘OR.
BUITONJ. P. Post edioe herald, N. Circulars
folded In over lull) Sunday papers.
BLACRSMJTHS. a,
CARR, G30. 1'. fwt Raymund st, :5. N.
1| SW1]
shoeing BRIDGE BUILDERS.
RELIAGRD. S. «CO. P. Oboxfi'lrl, S. N. builders
of bridges, docks, pile foundations, ell.
8001‘ AND SD01: DEALERS.
' BROWNJI. 5. So.Hamat.S. N. cuawnIWmII
repairinxaspei. wcudIy.
HAiIVIik'Jl. 11. No. Hall) at, S.N. Ipeclaltles tn
sheeaaiid idrubben.
WHAUB, JOHN abort, as Washington at, S. N
Agood assortment st low prices.
not” AND aIIOI‘. REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS, Gill). 29 Railroad Place, :5. N. All
work neatly and promptly done
BOOHDRLLBRB AND STATIONERS.
“NEED. J.AiI'1'HUR, N card engraving, wed
dings Whethhuaewlamwllmegmm.
PLANTKDS Dilliu STORE, 41 Washington at,
S. N. School supplies and general stationery
BOX manna, (Wood and Paper.)
KNAPP, B. 1'. Water st,s. N. maulsciurer ol ha.
cares, Mamet; " ‘ ‘ shop,
BUILDING MATERIALS.
BMJOHNH.1LWaakmgumst, S.N. also
illusions, sewer pipe, hay, straw, etc.
LEONARD, CHAS. T.Vr'ararst.N. bnckolasi
kin-h, WWI, plaster, hair, etc, also blur
alone, In: brick and clay.
RAYHUNI) out». Hilts-ulna, Philadelphia uni
Trenwn fronts, brick, lath, low, current, ads-lam
ENTIRE, CHEESE, EODS, 86.
BOSTON BU' l'l'klt Bubsmmtuwr to the n...
Odin, ll.N.-a specialty matte of all tritium“
varietteaof cheese, imwrteiiand douse-tic. At.
grade-of better,eggs,lard,caunedgiuls, cu:
OARRIAGI-l RBI'OaiTORIEsi.
DANN, WI. B. It) \tall at, N. Caniagurmamcau,
horse, noble Itidearnagc furnishings
CARPKNTRRN AND Bil lLDRRB.
CWWLJA‘BD U IMAM ll, 8. N. am
given, pinning promptly situated to.
HORION,WH. A. (It 'i‘ayloraveriue, s. N. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
RANDALLM. 1). W1" mill, 3. N. Hoderi.
machinery run by chap power enables me to my..-
. low agate. large workaspeciaity.
RAYHUNDJ. it. till Water at, II. N. manufacturer
oi mailings brackets, casings, cor-m blocks, col
auras, Israelis, taduatera Matron sawing an.
lm.1mbiwkl,mmm,0c
Jobbing (10M. Baum-tea given. Telephone 6M.
SHERWOOD, ll. it. is Grove II, S N. Jobbing
promptly utontlad Io.
“Booms. ll. shopCrorsat,oearItalu ”chime“,
\labsuaialltelilenave. ., N. tlteam wood wedding,
MW. airflow harm and turning. Lowest
cranium. Horsey bailed Tempura“: uambcrbil.
CABIN-Ta AND Oiww’l'un.
soulful.» a BOW. seasons burg. N. as w...
lnzioast, s1,.tl N Maltreatment.)
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
'liiJJ, HENRY, No Halli at. S. N. manslactum or
W
Hersc—
tlpvcial attention area to rspainng.
vl‘ RIGHT A runs, footof Pnnklln at, mantilac
:aisva of stowhlmma
trim-Maud ”pairing aspavlalterorsoahoeihg.
UA’I’BRIIII.
u'All'i’O C. B. ”Nolalnstflormevlyofilroad
way. ll. .csnnr for waiting and parties.
BRAD, P'RKOIRICK, I! Wall at. N. weddings and
therhovtart notice.
ATHOLIO GOODS.
HAYISJJI’. A (:0. to Hall: at, N. also new
dealers, stations and booksellers.
owns PIPE WUPAC‘I‘UBIIIB.
MNABDmHAATWawwaW N. Insists-and
Ill-MM
CIGAR BOX HANCI'Alc’i'URllIl.
.J 'iiAIl. 9.211li S.N.Iiarialac
b'll'nre‘r’finc'lgr boas- aod duller inur'tbbona.
CIGAR HABUI'ACI‘UBBIII.
MOY'i‘ AOWIAD CIGAR CO The, lose Halu
1,5 B.N.naaalaciorsvsol Iueci gala
our Wild. CiOAit (:0. The. Washington at, s N
(various. in Sal-inn, an. Ilaolletrhwln
CIVIL ENGINBRRS.
INAPP WI. a. lot Washington 5
atteatlhlglvsl allugiolocalsamy .“' MIMR
B111 Ohm.” ominous...»
..il N.tl Hydraulicandsanliary sarcasm.
WOODBCJ. 8 Most, N. “1me,
ohrrmrvo um
Hmonlcbnlldl . l
chroma“... Mm;
E
ii
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stars
101” I. $.00. Vat-ll. opakosfactory
I”. Hm-wmrah.
, flies.
mafiowscum
an. DEIIercryaJ. Banal»
mml’gl’i'lmm
G Y
manufactnrsdalta W 'm’oufe'
NAM?! B A Ball). 6 w
Mill-horiz- cor. luuandWmtmdN.
UNIVERSALSTORLMNII. Halo at nearWsal
Hus-Wm honleetcfnrniahinp, '
BO 0. FDHTIWB.
UTWRLL. lander mum
N. oneshoura,8a.m.toilp.m. “'8
KENDALL, GEO 3.. I)..D . ,cor.
Pruklinsrs,B,N. Hamil p.m.
NEWWJ Godlesat newt-st.
WEED. W. I...D..DS. NitratWashi
HoursSI. m. tollp.m. Gaaadmln
BOOBS, BASH AND DIJNDS.
SHITHHW H.1CO.)5&I7Waterat,N.carrlags
woodwork,whsela,etc. ~
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
mm P. I. ”Chennullt,8..N Crushedlmnc.
ouSHN
...“.i
seweroon
BAYHONI) ‘BBOB. Akron, salt glazed andcenivnt
lack-la diameter
ma £08
DRUG!) AND 0 ERICAIS. ,
lAs'i‘ SIDE PHARMACY. an Zaudt ave, if. N.
Mills! .OlolOIJIL, dioflpJn. Preamp
lions careluily compounded.
GREGORY, J. G. aszrl st, N. Bstablishedlw.
w holes-1e and retail. Popular prices.
macs, JOHN A. 1) Haiti st, N. Perfumes—fifty
live erect perf
at, S. N. patent mediv
times.
PLAISTKD‘ S, as W
ciniss, etc. Physicians" prescriptions a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AHBLBR, J. L. A: SONS—“The Equitable, " No... "
Gazette building N. Dry goods, elicioths, mat-
ting/s and rugs.
BANKS, E K. Mahacksmo Hotel block, S. N dry—
goods, notions glovee,ctc U'ndcmeoraspecialty.
BENNETT, J. 1". 19 Main st, N. Business estab-
lishcd over forty-two years.
DICKERMAN, A. ANON, Sui Washington st, 6. N.
dry-goods, carpets, etc. (see adv ) .
SCOFIKLD Jr. 110YT,3 Gazette bldg, N. (3 Wash
lngton st, S N. (See advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg, N.
goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
ELECTRICIAN.
BAKER, E. V., Eltctric gas lighting;
alarms: coil bolls, Ac
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS C0. otlicc railroad station, S.
N. nudes Wuiistb press forwarders (0 all
parts of the world Mugs-r truiuscrt ice. Low
Lester Hunt, agent.
Itxritrzssmazrv.
BUXTON a BRENDAGB, oilice at Benedict‘s, 43
Wall at, N. Ourmotto, “pryimpt attention. "
CAV ANAGH' S EXPRESS. ultim'ituro and
piano: moved. Llritl‘t.’ orders at ’iaist'ed' s, s. N.
SHRRW 001). W. W. ., N, slate at postclllcc and
Hale' l. Careful and prompt service. i
“TRAVIS, HORRORS, no.
BYXBEK, 1". S. (k CO. 99 Main s N. Manufactur.
as of Scodcld‘s celebrated have us: extracts.
RWALK EXTRACT CO N. manufacturers of
due extracts. 1". S. Ambler.
FEBTILIZERS.
KAI NONI) BROS. Bradlcy‘ a super- phosphate, spec
ial mantis-e, laud plaster, ground bone wood ashes
SMITH, W. 11. skill). Water at, N. agetits for lili-
liamat. 'lark It Co. s standard lcrtilizers.
Fill. BRICK AND CLAI.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary sits in stock, spec-
luls to ordcrdire mortar,sand,ch muey tine linings
l’lsll, OYSTBRS, CLAMS, ETC.
HUNT a ZRLUPP, “Washington st, ‘ N. line
fish. oysters, clams, fruits, game, rcgctti rim, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE. “'ALKS.
HORTON, JOHN B tleIylor thIllie, to. N. Also
swuevlealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors tor dag, court-re,
asphalt, brick, cement a'nd gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND IIO’I‘ “'A'I'ER
HEATERS
HBBKHR, W. H (k CO. Music Hall block, S. N
sole Ignite.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRED.
"ISLAND GEM" FLOUR, the best made.
,flll to use it.
L‘IIOHHEDIEU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. hay, straw, limit and fed in
~,load. car or cargo lots.
RED HIL'L. Darlen, Crefoot at Ross Grain. choic
'fccrl, .-. and rye door.
I" LORI‘TS.
BERG, PAUL, Woulward Place, 8, N. pianta,cut
lowers onmmeutal pieces made in order.
GUIGUL P. 1.. mWar’d at, .L'ntuu Cunt! N.
l’lanta, cut flowers, etc. oral work a spec t.y
IcKAh', JOHN, B. N near the depot Bedding
Ia—cnt flowers and floral work ol all kinda
the roses I specially.
sHi'I'H. JOHN H. 50. Halo st. SN. the nldestalid
kuo-vrn florist in this vicinity. Plants, cur
flowers, etc. Floral work of all kinda a specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLKHAN, THEODORHM’ashiIIgton st, (east end)
Furniture, broking glasses, picture frames, etc.
GRAN a Wiii'i'l‘hiisifll ltd Main “.5. (Ray
mond‘ a old stand) b’te advertise-maul.
RAI'HOND GEO 11.new store. “and «its Main st,
. k’our disor- above old store.
STOW, DAV 11), so, As, :I), and 3:, So.Haiu at, SN.
Furniture, mattresses, cw.
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES. '
NORWALK GAS LlGH’I‘ COMPANY. olilce ill
Water at, N Gas for light, heat and power
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three dol-
lars per barrel , package extra
OILOCERS. (W Iioloaals.)
HOLHIS s KUKLII‘R, sand it Wall at N. what
sale guru-rs, dour, grain, hay, etc.
SWK BROS M and I6Wall at, N. wholesale
spacers, dour, feed. grain, hay. etc.
GROCERS.
BROWN & WILCOK, :0 Washington at, S. N. sole
alarms foreclebratctl Parmlngton cmrmcry butter.
HBCIIBR, CONRAD, Mr Washington st, S. N.
choice groceries and wov‘iaiuna
FIRMS, CHAS 11 successor to Hutchins,alNo.
Heirs at, B it. “his? delicacies for family trade.
PINNEOANkO'RElLLl‘, lull Halo at, N. flour,
food, hay, straw, coal and wood
burglar
Don't
"NNKY ““hulb'f 61 WI11 It, N. fancy and
staple tries, wnlacdoiwry, lruit', clc.
"TC“. 0 .WHJ‘IWJXL Mervin II, N. united
owvaxczauusrtrfic’ Icarer to (bobcat
OUYBBASON. MT. B. SprtIfwood. S. N. has
wise. choice meals. hour, sad, etc. m
HANPORD.W. S Bastard with. stalled KN.
Asbestos paint. school supplies. etc.
MWTON. If. I). l (.‘O 2280. MalnlLS. N. gro-
ceries and table delicacies.
L'HOHHIDIRU. DANlBiucIstcbdof Washington
maidens, spices, I stasclalty.
“00113. HARHAN, No. Hain at, near West. S N.
,foreiirn fruits. llonr, food, etc.
NEW YORK TEA CO, 47 Halo st,N N.-—.li Heller-
'l‘sas, cadres and spices I special ty.
NICIIBBSONIBWB, a and a? Halo at, N. a
specially made of lahle delicacies.
(Yi'iiAHB. (silo. Wllton are. and School at, N
New store, new and new prices.
SlYMOUIMl. I. I! Warblnioo most, 8. N. head-
qfuartera oracle bratsd 'i)cw 'canhed goods.
VABDKN, CHAS. H. IWUlrLN. Creamery bat.
ter.c choose. our. table delicacies, fruits, etc.
OUII All) AIIIIUNI‘PIOI.
GUNS, AHHUNITION and sporting Good. of Ill
kl at No a Water at" N.
HAT’I'HHS' PUB-S. (H’I'R'S on
Icon“ J J.7Honroart,B.N.alsolormars
oflnt
BAT“, HARTIN JR. £00.19toin Springrtnl.
NE a cheat skins, plastics. trimmings,
of kattars' furs.
IIA'I‘I‘BBI' TOOLS.
WBIILBB. W. A. Water at. it. It. iron fonnda
light soft ovum, amnion water boxes. '
RAT! All) CAPS. (Retain)
mm... - ~ '-
orbaaas.
"i’ A APP. amour maritime
“flnmsfiu «Muscular-small.
noggin BAgBOLMWWSN Wins
BIS . .
Meant-we hats.
IAYHONDAOOWLMASJI.MM
Mumme- mam.
‘ “RI. W
, mowmawn cormv.
PBOW’I'i'i',J.T.IbHalnlt.N.llghthardwaraand
“1TH.
on” .... ......
NTAHD W. 0. Hulk: [1111 3.11.
qolla,glaaa, 3:ch aeoadv.) .
P. HARNESS “n38-
DWI“, 11. ”Wall N. William
md repairing neatly 433's
IIOEBI Dull”.
PARSONS I. H.8rookaldc8lock l'arm,S. N. line
rnitedtoallpn . warranA“ animaluoldby
this mutabliahmeor
French coaching stallionm "Gaillard."
HORSE 8110338.
HcQUIIAB, JOHN No am st, 5. N. «who
tcntiou given to shoeing driving a trotting horses,
HOTELS.
AHERICAN 1101'];le Halnnt, N. J. 0. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached
GERMANIA HOTEL, 39 Railroad place, Gauge
SC,ltuub proprietor. R
NORWALK HOTE D. it 27.11.1169“.
I It: Phcrsonuitri L WW? ntclaasaoeomodatlons
01.1) WILL BOTH]:t 86 Washington S. N. Bead
Haviland dand,prowl:tar European titan, .roolua.
HON“ [WISHING GOODS.
STEVENS, J. I]. WWIshingtnuscs. N crockery.
glassware, tin and wooden ware,
IUR DEALERS.
BURCHARD, B. "Beiden Point Farm,“ S.N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGR‘fi LOCKWOOD, 9 Haiti at, N. insur-
ance and real estate in Ill its branches.
LAYTON, JACOB H Washington at next to P. 0.
S N. lire, plate glass, acciden at life. {sec adv)
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. Haln andWallsts, N. Real
estate ani’SfmCDll, loans negotiated, etc.
HORRBLLA i. HOMMEDIEU 95 Washington at
S N. strictly lintbclass companies represented. “
TAYLOR at GOLDEN I.» J: 47 Washington at,
8N. Real Estate and insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. CO., 8. S. L'v
Hommedieti, agent, Washington st, SN. see ltd.
METROPOLITAN LIFE lel (:0. a) Washington
Ill. 8, N. l". J, (lrnbb, assistant snpt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. (10.. N. In successful
business since taut). No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE'S LIFE INS CO. The, No. 45 Washing-
ton st, S. N. Jun Preach, asst superiors-.tsdcnt
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAI'FI'RD, R. B. Masonic bidg, N. ti"; Bonds
Mid-Hoses. Banking and Equitable M't‘ge Com.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH, W. H. A (TO. 15 and IT Water at, N.
springs, axles, carriage hardware, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HERRIT’I‘ E. If found 56 Water rt, N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE Dl'Ni' AN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, is. N. Wm. 11. Hoyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES & CLANi' Y at The Norwalk imn Works
(.‘0 , and also at Bndgi port, Conn.
JEWELEBS.
PERRIS, 11.3 39:50 Iain st. SN N'..op City Hotel
S. \ tine which repairing I specialty
HOYT, II. ii. iii No. Mulls st,s S.N. strictly mtciaas
goods at low prices
JACKSON, LeGRANI). 58Wullsr, N. watcha,dia
moods, etc. Fine watch repairing a specialty.
HOOD, H. S. diamondsmatcbes, jewelry, silver and
plum! ware, repairing antariulty. so Mainst, SN.
LAWYERS. .
AUSTKN. ALFREDE room It Masonic b'd'g, Walt
at, borough. Notur and “I .ti Estate.
FROST ill snFiJa. No. Main st. notary, legal
business! of oil kilns now fully attended to.
HURliilL’TT, J. BELDEN moms and 6 Gazette
building, ll all at lam-sigh.
LIGHT. JOHN ll it).l Washington st
commissioner of deeds for New \ or rstatch
1.01 K“ 001) EDWARDM. room 4 Gazette bldg,
borough Attorney, notary and pensions.
SEYMOI' l, JOHN S. room .‘,l l-‘iiirdeid (‘ 0. Nut.
Bunk b Ming. N. (enlist-lint at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. room! Masonic building, Wail
st, lgmtigh.
S.N.notary
LII'ERI' STAIILIES.
DANN, HORACE E. Excebinr livery and board-
ing stahlr‘e. Office No is River at. N.
GREGORY, GEO. S. ll Knight st. .\’. Pine tun.
outs tit-porosity. Trit'phirlic :lt‘Hl.
LOCK MANUFAI'I‘U RP. Rs.
LOUSXYOOD MANI' FAUI’L RING CO "[1th
N \latsulucturers of builds-rs‘hard tori
office '36 l'uu'i st; Ni-tt York office“ w Reade st;
Chicago titlicc l’J Lalw st.
NORWALK LIM'K COMPANY, S. N. New York
oiliu wzt instills rs st. Locks and biiiirlers‘ ltzird
Ivan, doses/nus; founders; workers of artistir
house trimmings m Irruiiziz. brass AXIOM!)-
LUMDER DEALERS.
“11.1., E J. 9 Water at, N. All kinds of lumber cit»
Iivered to any point by rail, team or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
NORWALR IRON WORKS CO.The, Water st.
hour R. R bridge :9. N General machinery, iron
and brass castings, forgt Babbitt u,i'iietal re
pairs for mauofactorics m5 steam
SCOPIELD, WI A. liiiightsr, N. Nowu machinery
made and repairing prtmptly attended to.
MARKET GARDENERS.
JENNINGS A WATERBIIRY, S. N. berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trash:
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET, A) Wall st, N.Wm.Wardwcii,
prop, been veal lamb mutton and wnltry.
AVISON, A 156 Hairs st, N meats, fruits rogers
blcs rich. oysters, clams, arid escallops, Butter,
eggs, lard canned grinds, etc
BENNETT A BUSTED, smear-Jab lob
slurs, clams, fruits. or No. Halli at, 5°
Blsslfihl. DANA t‘. it: lfaiu at, N. choice meats.
poultry. llsh, vegetables, etc.
BRIT’I‘O‘B CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water at, N
Heats, vcgetabiomfruils. poultry. at lowest prices
CARR, it ILLIAM Ii. Benedict Pam market, B. N
Pine meats, fresh vcgetablcs~lowutcash prices.
PARRINGTON J. A. meats, ltry,ilah. magnets.
vegetables,fruits,butter,ctc., .fl. Sqdarv , .N,
GBlIiT. (ll-2t). Eur avenue. It. N choice meats,
vegetables, fruit, etc 1»qu cash prices.
HAYIiL-l PERI) it! No slain at S N. prime meals
of all kinds 110mcMnMcrcd lard asptciaity.
JUDSON.A. G. Contraldlarkct. cor MainatidHavl
land ai,S . SN Choice male, poultry, vegetables.
LIMBURNBR, Wu. ills Washington st. bridge, S.
N dealer in all kimlr fresh meats“
KWOOD, l. Washln n St. S. 1!, due
”gear-Ash. oynm.claoi‘:?vegstablsa who.
LOCRWOODA LOCKWOOD, flair: at, MN. flue
altars poultry, ilrh, oysters, claim a specially.
LYONS,A . S., Old Well Market, 22 No. Hain It,
S.N prime meats and poultry at lowest prices
HALMO, ALBIN Iain st. neaert S N choice
attests, to. oysters,vegctablcs, delicatessen, etc
PlCltltRlNG, H. S. Kutaiomp. school hours, It. N.
heel, veal, mutton, etc
SOIIAUB. JACOB, as West Washington ll,S. N.
strictly first-class meats, poultry a specialty.
SHITH‘S WASHINGTON MARKET, or Washing-
tonst, ll N line meats Indponllry for familytnde
Bl'lLLANKJ. w. ill Leonard at, N. wagon Inns
daily all over the town
WADRW. 8. market, BimOrove,B.N. runs
to all parts of town with Isle fresh and t.m:atr
WIXON. J. It 27Wallat, N. Choice meats, pool
try, ‘lml,ts,vcgstables butter ..etw etc.
MARBLB AND GRANITE.
BATBSJ’. W. Water st, N. manufacturer of hue
millionth! marble work, also dealer in building
stone and cemetery work.
STBVBNRH. W. tolls-lushN. antima-
its monuments, ,pm
IlAllONl! AND DUI IRS.
savitoilrt, ulnar Isa wait an, s. a. All has.
of stone martin contracts takers.
SHELDON WILIJAI, ”Whitman-nun. lavas
mason. Also ng.carblng.src
slim. WILIJAI that West «,8. ll Jobbing
promptly
IAWIDR. WILLIAIH, ti Bill at, N. All kink of
and grading promptly attended to.
Granite as from my own quarry.
mango? immwgn'fif“. ..
COH is
So. Hairs IlJ kfmm
MA" 'I'Almls.
pusmuhkst Walnut. Apcrfactltgaar
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eontractorr'sa salsappl
1 DILLICK, ”'1.an A 177w B1
brldpml N.,atorsa 3' mamas,
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mvmmmmsmstatm
nwcms headquarter-aria units-rt
It! Hut-sud '
Iridium» MOMHIIII$R rotor
JAMESHRS Wuhafioflaiaausl.
styles. Honrulngawsclalty.
. 31‘ Jififlflghm Hl-ullllflflfl. mm. m
HUSIO TEACHERS.
BRADLBY HRS O. W. danghtsrolthsbqu.
R. Nash) 193 Hainst,N. ‘Inatrnmenul mule only
“1172, HISS HlNNIE P. m Haln at, N. Plano
Morgan instruction.
GIBSON Am. S ”BURN. Mont-ll
and banana
HUNTINGTON, HRS. m Halli Ital. Vocal 121‘
structlon and voles development.
NABB, Ilsa Jitmtil It. at North Imus. N.
Piauoand organ Instruction.
SAWYIR Hits BJ. tracbsrollnatrnmntal and
vocalmoslc. BealdenceatM M." R. 11.1%»de
Wort ms
rtrrws out-on. ‘
Booms, H I. It Washington an. bis-sit
books. mm mm
.nww'
WHEILIRJ. B. 156 Waahlnalaoat brldp, S. N.
1%pr stationery tin and glass wan.
NEW YORK “MERGERS.
I) Orders left at Bodwall'a alas,
7i mobbing... It, 8. N.
wCRWOOD, C I. odious DsKlrn'r.S. 3.: Greg
ory'a N.; New York rm Greene at.
NEW a SICOND-HAND FURNITURE
PODNORR, WH. under Salvation Army Barracks.
S. N. Stoves; ranges. crockery, camels. etc.
OYSTER PLANTERS AND DIALBRS.
BELL, mm P. 0 Box ill, S. N the
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL, KJ foot of Raymond st,S. N. whole
sale dealer in line oysters.
Imi'ml' w u. anon, relivssurrt, s. N
Ibiymoml) planters, exporters and w ole-ale
dealers in halite oysters.
REED a HOUSHAN, m Wamfl,3.N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VAN NAME, J. 1.. A. (1)., P. O. Box M8 S. N.
Oysters and clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. II. Ais-
tliurpe, prop” Riverside Ive, S. Stone, Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS, 0113 AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J '1'. (ti Main at, N. Jowott'a leads,
Mallory and Watlsworth' a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS Jewcli' s, Atlantic and sailors
laud, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Pat t.
SMITB,‘W. II. ACO. 15A l7 Water st. N. agents
’ for lonmoan A Iiartiucz paints.
PAPER HANGINOS.
PROWI1‘T,J.T. to Halo at, N. window shades,
Hollands, datum, ctc.
TAYLOR A (‘0. in Haiti at, N. also hardware,
paints, oils, glass, etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKHAN, C. A. ll Halts at, N. Instantaneous
process. Children‘s photos a specialty.
NORTH, G. S. 78 Washington at, 5. N. one quality
only and that the best.
READNAN, P. ll Gazette boildl N Cabinet
phmographss'zwpcrdoa; onc- ”03.8.51!
PIANOJUNER" AND REPAIR!“
‘ amounts. r. m. “'ttilaud Knightsts.,N. Also
dealer in pianos, orgasm, slim-r music, etc.
PL. KING MILLS.
HANDALI..HINE D. EM. All kindaof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
HEEKERACO., W, H. Music Hall block, S.N
Plumbing, steam and gas l‘lsti
NASH, P, 11. a BRO. cor/Haiti and West sta. S. N.
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and heaters.
. ‘ RAILROADS.
NORWALK HORN! RAILWAY (X). JIIIIW.
Hyatt, priest; Bdwia G. Hoyt. anpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAI'TON, JACOB H. Washington st, out to PO
SN property for sale, houses to rent. (soc adv),
HORRELI A IPIIOMHEDIEIT 95 ll sshington at,
s .\ selling, renting and coiltctihg
WILSON, 0. l1 (tau-rte hldg,\' . investment! a
money It) loan. Also insurance written in be
of companies It the lowest rates
WOODWARI), E. A. No Maxust, S. N. houses a
mist and building lots for sale
RESTAURANTS.
BEE “IVE. 5 Water st,vN. warm meal. at all
hours, dinner it'ic.
HENRY'N, l6 So. Halo ILS. N, The beat 25¢an
in the city Board by sin- olsy or seek. _
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RlDiIR, W. H. a SON, cur, “ml air. and f'iilll’i-
iuiult l‘ltn'i‘, S 33. Hydraulic and Civil engineers
SCHOOLS. tl’rlvnto)
BAIRD‘S, Miss lNh‘TiTUTB, 6 Orchard at, N
Young ladies brooding and day srhtxil.
HEAD. Hrs Hillside N Day and hurtling school
for girls and young infill». Pita for any COHI'EI‘,
or course corn rte in i if Fully eqn I“ppm bib
IIIWyItlIc New ork artists cm ed ill.
musical department. special advantages or lhc
the study of art languages and ciocntion
i-‘siitcm begins October 2d. Circulars will be
sent upon application
NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE, N. franks
hem principal Circular on Inquest.
W ILSON, NR 1'1 11. rich...» for boys.
(t l'ropvtrator to collect and «Witntiilc sittouis.
For circulars. an lrws as about-
SEWINO MACHINES.
SIIAILBB, C. I. 10 Salim st, SN. “Wheeler and
Wilson" and "llouscbol ," needles, oil. attach»
merits. Repamnrt a specialty.
HEWEB CONTRACTOBK.
RAYHOND Daisies newt-rs built,I water pipes laid,
“ng,, ..
SIIOI MANUFACTURERS,
LOI'NSBI‘RY, MATHEW SON A CO. N N. ladies
an. shoes.
GEO It W RBI) a CO. fact andrslesrmmfl.73.
75, and 72' Water at, S Established 16‘0.
'Halmfacluu'n of ladlt-s' minea' and children' a
due loin-ear for the retail trade.
IllllRT-WAIS‘I‘G AND UNDERWEAR.
HUTI'HINSON. COLE 1 (:0. Norwalk. New York
and WM C.ona
SPORTSBI EN'S GOODS.
AIKEN. JOIIN 11.31 Halli st, N headquarters for
guns, halting tackle. ammunition, etc.
STAIR BUILDERS.
BAKER, JULIUS, Water It, neat to WW foun-
dry.S .N. Stairs and hand ratio In order.
T113 DUNCAN IRON HAHJNO WORKS. Water
at,ll. N. Wm. 11. Boylmroprlrtor.
s'rItAst sarcomas arm PUMPfi'.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at,
near R. it bridge. S. N.
Simulk,
STRABISIIIP 'I'IORI’I‘ AGENTS.
CURTIS, ll. W. Haaonlc bonding N. steamship
tickets, pension-gen 1mm.
LAYTON, JACOB I Warnings st, neat to P 0.
minimal stafldnfts may mdsn,tsssad )
ITO!!! DEALERS.
"KRIS. JOHN H. footw of WIIMIIMWHN also
brick, lime, mnbhal trr.
HORTON JOHN B ”Taylor avenue. 8. N. Also
layer of concrete walks
RAYHOND BROS. blue. brown, Greenwich and
boildinustone, (vaults Indmarbletrlmmi ass.
STOW. RAND" AND I]!
Klt'l’tlllvl LANDON, 20 Bavllaud It. .
stoves and water beams. P. 0. box
POWELL, J. w. in Wash a at.
ranges, Meters, hmlamis l
pairs. are Tin and umpsr works
1311:;le
HORTON JOBNB. or Mamas, .lv. Light
, and harvlrac lilac promptly
WDHRT‘AIIKRB.
JINNINGS,J3LD”opp. llurss ILB. depot, my.
RAYHOND,OIO.11 «mom... I. m
do” I Barklcylt W77
, VI‘I’IIIHAIY SOMEONE.
smooasoao. DVHSeIlcsa-l talrvarof
PIlrIsldCo Baak,N. telephone linear:
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smut. Imam I. Budaail
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SOUTH NORWALK, colts. THURSDAY. JANUARY 29. 1891.
With everything NT
ing lorhel he'lpttém in aortic way.
SPECIAL CITY MEETING.
ANNEXATION '1‘"! EAST NOD
WALK PAVOIBD BY OUR
CITIZENS.
Consolidation Gala a Black [yo—Tho
Water Count-loner- Instructed to Lay
a New Water lot- from the LoweroId
Reservoir to This City.
A surgery attended splqiii city meeting
was hold at the hall of t. 0 Knights of
the Mystic Chair: on Washington aims
last evening. Mayor William B. Reed
prmdod. Alter the warrant for the-
meetmg was read the first business in
the call/that oi authorizing and instruct-
Inx the Water C(lmmluiupt’ll to pur-
chase the necessary pipe and to lay I
new main from the lower old' reservoir
to the city, was taken up.’ The Commis
aionrrs presented the billowing report to
show fhe estimated cost. of laying the
additional main:
Ti. 0 Water Commissioners, after care-
ful Investigation, would respectlully re
purl. that to lay a 16 inch pipe from the
lower reservoir to the turnpike followmg
theline of pipe now laid, and to which
the city has the right of way, will cost,
according to careful osmium-h: not In
0' exceed the mini of 653, 600, and for con
nearing the some to the pres-writ system
in the followi- g manner, vvz , by s 12
inch pips from Stuart avenue along rib.
turnpike!” Chapel street, and through
Chapel street to Cedar street, and trum
comer of Chapel and Cedar streets With
a 10 inch pipe to pipe in Taylor art-nor,
and making connection,- With pipe u.
33wa avenue and Elmwood svenu:
en route; “and also for a connection with
Iln- old 12 inch pipe now‘ supplying the
city, writ cost not to exceed 86,200—m
all $59,800—or In rnund Burn-s, $60,001)
It in mg the best judgu. cnt of the Com
mtsssoners to follow the old line of pipe,
and so avoid any additional expense for
right of way. And they would further
stoic that prices for pipe on which those
cstrmutcs are made, are only good until
February] the price per ton of the 16
inch pipe being only 827, and the other
stz -s In same proportion per ton of? ,‘JlO
Water
pounds.
SAMUEL RAI’HOND l
(3 El IROWBRIDGD Commie
WILLIAM H. REED, 1 sinners.
John 11.1.ight attend the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adoptivd:
cholved. That the Water Commission-
er~ Dr. and they .horcfiy are, authnnzurf
and ruquruted to purchase necessary
nyhtul wirmatcrmlund pipe, and to
lay a .iew l 1&1] (10) their main from
the lower Ni‘lVOll’ to the Cl ty, and all
the IddlinDtIl distrlhullng pipes that
may be access-cry to properly out: at: said
DOW Ill 1111.
Below the adoption of the N‘SOIHUOD
1) Donovan, .11., world (but the
’ sitjriygusgintil thesrczmd Mott-
‘ Mfr that the (‘ omtiiis-
' ' ould produr» an estimated cost
. work hoof different .ngitmers
_ ted thatgtbt- la-t work cu~t
ll trusts (“in the ~5tiumtr-il cool.
I‘m question was fneiy discuss-ed by
Mayor RN11, Nelson Taylor, t‘hiulrs R
Townsend and John 1.. Richards and it
Was shown that the additional cost in
building thorwvv rmorvmr was caused
by the high price Iztct-ssarily plld
fur Lil-d
:5va 1. fl ctsons upon the engineer was
nut by Sir. Rlilr'l’ In a unruly iii'Clitlullull
tint he 11m18t'th‘l1 the (-st III the best
of Illa ability and in lflt' rimst conscien-
lions manner, and be chailcnggd any
pr. oi that lit- lled ever been llthlant'd
in any of his rict'tmo by any considera-
[la n lrom interested parties. ‘
The motion (0 adjourn was lost.
The «Child business in the coil was the
sub- of the land uvvnrd by ”In city in thi-
borouitli. The foilowmx le‘tliutltm was
uilovpird:
anlml. ‘iiut his honor, Wiilutui d
R- -,Hl Mityil’,1lr', and b- n by is, :lulhul-
7. d tllll empowered to sell the land
invited by Its. (.‘lly In [11"hlltiugh ..l
Norwnlk, who r at public or private sat»
for such pr: co and at such Hill" and iii
ellch murmur us he may (1"0111 for the
boil. 1flli‘li't‘1lll the City, vvrlh full pow"
tormploy an rigs-titer across for that
purpmw, and to make and r-xccuto all
nec- srnry clouds,
The lnliovring resolution, introduced
by Charles 1“. llulltick, Was adoptrd
without a dissenting voter:
“IIIRAB. Two pt- itrom from citizens
and lantlvovvtwra In hast wanlk, ask
log the (.‘ity of Smith Normals to recurs
such an ansemlttwnt to literally charter
rials-Include the territory of East Nor.
walk, was filed with thi~Cnmmnn 0 volt
ml of Mild city, on December 22nd, 1890‘:
and,
\\ Illtlrltas, Sin I petitiumi Wt'h' referred
by the annmon Councillothr- city It
turnoy, with instructions to propan- an
amendment to thy city charter to include
the territory of first Norwhlk, and how
1h!’PHm'|1"""flh'd tuition our General
Assembly: and.
Hannah, The Common Council
nzno the (my attorney to incur the
ry rapt-rise of having such an
amen msnt to (be city charter passed
by tb General Assembly; and
W Icons, 1o pursuance of said in.
chew, the city attorney prepared
ob an amenant to tho city about",
“not! his honor. F nok Unnratnck, Rl’pft'
wntativi has pi and the same to the
General Assembly: therefore,
Resofmf, That all of tho action of the
CHIIIICII relative to amending the city
charter so as In lociudo the territory of
Bart Norwulk be. and lb} some is hereby
approved.
Charles I". Hallook adored a restriction
rrlatrvs to “IP town consolidation mat
ter. Christian Bwarta arossioa point
of artist as the matter was not mention-
ed lo the call. Mayor Brod decided to
“pat the question and the "solution was
“pars-d unanimously. The resolution
”was as follows:
w moralistic-north:
mummhnwktaw
to the General Assembly, asking for a
diaries that provides, among other
(limits, for incorporating the whole town
of Norwalk as the City of Norwalk;
therefore,
Resolved, That the people of the City
of South Norwaik believe that the grant-
ing of such a charter, morning their city
into the City of Narwalk, would be pre‘
judicial to their interests.
Resolved That Hon. Frank Comatock
and Hon. Charles Olmstead, Represeuta
lives from this town, he, and they him-
by are, respectfully requested to applies
the granting of such a charter before the
Legislature.
Resolved, That his honor, Wm. B.
Brest, Robert 11. Kmart, Nelson Taylor,
Jr., Charles E Duty and anu H.1.tght
be, and they hereby are, appointed a
committee to oppose the granting of
such I charter by the Legislature, in
such a manner as they may deem most
advisable and expedient.
BEBLZBBUB MUST HAVE 81115821)
When Attorney flurlbutt Took to Quoting
Scripture.
J. Bidder) Burlbutt‘ in Tuesday’s Ga-
zette published a long article on oonsoli
datioo, which contained a good many
words, some erratic ideas, and the lol-
Iowiv g scriptural quotation against THE
Sexnxun:
"Now, the leciiun which seems toosntrol Tu
Suntan, may he, i think, very mu: b likened unto
the Pbariree, who said: 1303!, [thunk Thee that i
am not as the rest of men, extant tors unjurt
midterer‘, or cvenaaihis pnb' loan (the borough)
i l at tvnce in the week. I give titheaof all [get "
0M Breirtmb must have grinned
when Mr. Hurlbutt took to quoting
SCllpllil'P, and he undoubtedly thought
Install”)! of the woe pronouncrd'against
Iowyors In these pissugcs:
""i\ us note yon. also ye layers! for ye lademen
with bu dens g‘lcl‘inm to be borne, and ye your-
Sclvr’ri touch not one of the burdens wi h your
sum. ' 0 ' Woo unto you, lawyers! for ye
li .v. taken away the key of knowl- dze: ye acts-red
not is yourselves,atd them that were entering in
yo hindered?
If his, Hurlbutt had followed up fllv
scriptural quotation against THE SEMI.
stat. with the verse following the two he
based, and pIICed himself in the position
01 the publicao, it’wuuld have been most
psi. 1! reads:
"And the pobllcan, standing afar all would not
so much as lift his eyes onto heaven. but smote up
on his breast, saying, 'God be merciful to me a sinv‘
not.”
Hr. 'I'ryon Ilarapreaontarl.
The Gazette's report of the meeting
held in East Norwulk Tuesday night, is
pronouncvd incorrect in almost every
particular by those who Wr‘l’i present.
John Tryon said this morning that If
the Mr. Tyron the (labile speaks of re-
fers to him, that paper has grossly mis-
represented him. 11: did not, he says,
make the statement that he "was for free
delivery if it come from their office."
1.) tan member of the committee ap-
pnintvd some time ago at a meeting of
East Niirwaik citizens for the purpose of
securing free delivery from the South
Norwslk office, and he is acting in con-
junction vvtth the other members of the
cimimiitee to carry out the wishes and
Instructions of that meeting.
There was no tossing of bats in the air
when It was announcul that East Nor-
vtmlk would have free delivery from its
own office.
Mr. Raovw Replies to "East Norwalk Fir:-
man. ”
Editor of Tim Sentinel: -'ihs Ito-culled
East Norwalk firs-man whu feels so bad
tic-causi- Chief McGowan did' not have
the South Nurvvalk fire c Impanies at the
fire the- Olhe’l’ night, must have a case of
mu!» dazzle, and it is the general opin-
qu that he wasn't there himself in the
first place. Chiel McGowan never asked
the Boat Nurvmlk fin! companies for
ibi-Ir help. He has told several members
of one company that wbvu there was I
lit» in South Norwalk, he would be
plcoaul to see them there. They have
born trod are willing to go again, for
they do not lose by doing so; also let the
m- culled fireman understand that if the
East Norwalk companies desire the help
of the South Nurwslk fire department
till they have to on is to send an alarm
rind tbvy will rrciprncule. The ro-callcd
East Norwalk firemen must be one of
the common mum people,
A..- w , J. H Raisin.
“their Sliver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Williams
celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary
of their marriage at their home on
Wtiifln avenue last night. Ovsr sixty
autism Wr'm present. The evening was
ph'ua rltly spent With games and sing-
ing. Refreshments were served at
eleven o'clock and 1110 guests lingered
until an early hour this morning. During
the evening a number of handsome
presents were received.
Roland to Pay Illa Faro.
A man was put off the 6:30 o‘clock
train lull evening attbeNorvralk station,’
by conductor Ed. Smith. The follow
Married the train in this city, and re-
fusing to pay his fare was told that he
would have toleavc the train. Ho ob»
jccted to this, and was forcibly put of!
After he struck the platform he showed
light, and during the alfray was knock-
Pd down several times by the conductor.
No arrest was made .
“ISRIIE‘EEFEET
One of the chief projectors of the new
electric road enterprise, which one of
our contemporaries is so assiduously
booming. cumin: a 8:311ka
yesterday and that the project had
not yrt assumed I tangible shape. The
"foreign syndicate,” ha said was Ilia
myth. The railroad, ll established,“
he owned by Norwalk capitalists, and
furnish employment to Norwalk man.
not outsiders The road II to has
My town enterprise.
-—It’a manuals-Briana reap.
ANOTHER BAD SMASHUP.
contour curs ocaousurn AND
NERCHANDISB DBSTROYBI).
An Imperfect Frog the Cause of tho Aocl
Halts-A Ilaavy Loss to the Honaatoala
Railroad Company.
The correctness of the assertion that
calamities never come single handed has
again been demonstrated by the accident“
that occurred on the Houaatoulo rail
road, near the Monroe street crossing
in; this city, last night. Conductor
Betta’ freight train was coming from
Wilson Point at 11:80 o’clock. Th.-
train was about half-way over the
switch on the main line, when one of
tbeoarsjomped the track, and the end
of it was twisted onto the track of the
N. Y., N. H. & H. road. Just at
the moment the accident occurred, a
freight train on the Consolidated road
came thundering down the grade from
the east. The conditions were such
that it was impossible to stop. the train,
and the result was that there was a
terrible collision. The car that locomo
rive 109 on the Conwlidated road
struck, was completely shattered, and
the pieces Were strewn in all directions.
It is hard to imagine how scar could
be so Completely ground to pieces. Thr
er1 car fared almost as bad, the top of
It bring ground to atoms. In these care
was freight, which was mostly destroy-
ed. Sugar and fruit were arrows on
the ground, and the Hungarians and
Italians Who Were early risers reaped
quitsa harvest. The force of the col
1Iri|OH telescoped two of the forward cars
and badly damaged them. The iron
running gear of one of them was
wrencbed and broken as though it Was
of wire. Another forward car was
forced into the end of a car standing
next to the freight house platform, The
force was so great that the car was
turned over. F ive cars were badly dam-
aged and two were completely dessroyed,
' This, together with the loss of freight,
will be quite serious to the railroad
company.
The accident was caused by avvorn
out frog. A short time ago two cars
jumped the track there.
Men have been working hard all the
morning in clearing away the debris.
Before night the track will probably be
cleared.’
I'LRSONAI. PARAGRAPHS.
The Goings and Cumin—‘7' of People we
“ho so Road About.
Churchill Hungerford is
friends in town.
Captain Fred Perkins is in South Nor-
vvulk to spco'd a few days.
Miss Ella Daniels, of Bridgeport, is
visiting in Norwalk for a few days.
Miss Thorpp, of Ncw York city, is the
guest of the Misses May and Annie St.
John, of the borough
Mrs. Annie Walters and daughter,
Mrs. Fisher, of this city, are viwiting
Hrs. Walter’s mother, Mrs. Capt. Charlene
Brown, in Cold Spring. Li.
A Nor-walk Tho-Ir. Pay.
A large theatre party from Norwalk
were present at. the opening performance
in Bunnell’e theatre Tuesday evening.
Among those present were '1'. S. Morison
and Wife, C. B. Caulidge and wife, and
George E. Lockwbod and lady. These
with seven! others repaired to the hand-
some oflice of Granville Goodrich, on
Middle street, at the conclusion of the
performance, where as guests of Dr.
Coolidge, a sumptuous collation was
served, Besides Hr. and Mrs. Goodsell,
several other Bridgeport guests were also
present. The party broke up in time to
allow the Norwalk visitors to depart on
the Washington express for home.—
Bridgeport Farmer.
visiting
Surprised Again.
The home of III. and Mrs. James
L'liurnmedtcu at Suicide Place-Just even-
ing, was the scene of mirth and social
enjoyment. About fifty members of the
East Avenue Society gathered together
and marched in to the complete surprise
of both Mr. and Mrs. L'Hommedleu.
About two weeks ago the young people
met at the some place. and this time it
was acimbination of both young and
old. A more pleasant time could not
have bcen coy-yeti if there had been a
week's preparation for it. Aftrr spending
a few hours in social amusements, the
call was made to relieve the burdened
table of a fins and well prepared supper
consisting of a' variety of good Ihlnfli
prepared for the occasion. Alter supper
the singers gaw- aome sweet soups and
closed with "God be with on till w:
that again.” Mr. L'Hnmmedieu says
he thinks Seaside resort is" pleasant lo
wintcrassummer, as t c monotony is
so broken by the remembrance of his
Commodore Danni's New Boat.
Commodore Francis 1.. Burritt’a new
yacht, which has been to prom of
building for several months, will be
oomplersd' In about two weeks. Yaohb
lug experts who have seen her, are of
the unanimous opinion that also will be I
world beater. Commodore Burritt has
personally supervised bar construction
and évsry bolt, river and place of timber
entering into her makeup has undergone
aacrltloal an inspection as if it were to
be a part at the wedding tron-Ion of I
Iaoolosy bolls. Commodore Barrltt la
sanguine that this. his latest achieva-
racat, will excel all of his former efforts
In yacht outlining. A
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soapeoaeaalad muss m
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ing'iuo advertiseraarnnogthe shat aim
onthcdntpagsolitapapcuolllfmm
Norwalk, and met theta rssl tint they anal
anthem"
The above froma communication by
trays a spirit which ill becomes hint or
any other gentleman in the discus-kin of
a public question. It smacks Illegals“
too much of the lawyer and boycotts.
This Samar. is a newspaper, and In so
far as the term can be applied to the db,-
seminairoo of its views, is absolutely in-
dependent. Thatt is, is not con
thereto by any individual oracle! indlo
viduals. THE Seaman has made no
attack upon any body in what little it
has had to offer regarding. the public
questions now being considered by the
people of this town. It fully WU!
the right of every one to the possemloa
and expression or individual. opinion
thereon, and can even forgive Hr. Hurl-
sists that it has the right, and proposes
far that the facts' in the case have not
warranted, and it has not tried, as Hr.
Hurlbntt In trying, to bulldoas anybody.
If it believed South Nurwalk and East
Norwalk and Norwalk would all be bets
tar off consolidated, it would advocate
11.“ If it did not believe that East‘Nor-
wal esired desired union vr'rth South
Norwa would not Insist that East
Norwsik also be allowed to form the
union.
Nurwalk wanted free delivery through
the South Norwalk post 011109,
would not advocate it. To: San-nan.
wants East Norwaik to have the fullest
thinks South Norwalk is entitled to the
same privilege. It has no pvt-indies
against Norwalk, and we are sure
time will demonstrate it. Norwalk
and South Norwalk,
constituted, comprise two separate
business centres. This is unavoidable,
but we do not consider it so unfortunate
as some do. Both sections are prosper-
ous and self reliance contributes to their
prosperity. The borough has pnbliitw
business firms. There is also a com-
mendabis local pride there. The skull
conditions prevail in 80th Norwalk.
The separate local governments are sx~
cellcut and serve each section well. If
either desires a continuation of its local
goril‘mmenr the other has no cause for
complaint or ill feeling. If either Inter-
ferev with the other such interference
will be opposed. We are decidedly but,
man, but We ought to try and combine
with our humanity. sufficient divinity
to be at least reasonable. South Nor-
Walk has never attetrr'pfedl’b‘Torce Nori-
walk, and should it attempt to (locum
It must be apparent to Mr. Berlin“
by this time (if he has read the report
of the city meeting held here last night)
that South Norwalk does not favoroom
soliduttou with 'Norwalk, and that East
Norwalk does desire union with South
Norwalk. This ought to satisfy bin
that a declaration to that check by TI!
SBNTINBL is not an attack npon tbs bos-
oulzb, and is not just grounds for Hr.
Hurlbutt‘s intimation that its position
willsfl‘ect its friendly relations towards
the town at large.
South Norwalk has been called upon
more than once to exercise forbearanu
toward Mr. Hurlbutt, and The 5m
may have had occasion todiflar with tho
never permitted such itineraries-tonal
so a pretext for any action toward Hr.
Horlbutt hutof the most friendly II-
because of any of these differences would
business.
that ha will hereafter regret or be
ashamed of his action.
OUOIIT TO END m MIR.
Since the city meeting last night than
is no grounds left for operations loom
towards the consolidation of all.
from East Norwalk for union with
South Norwalk has the signatures of an
residents and voters of But Hawaii.
adopted opposing oooaolidltlori ill-til-
Norwalk.
dreaming of our immense oi
the door ball rang. and we ran OOH
mp2 It’amhll.” .
manoumuqiitswa carol
Mariam some. T
J. Belden flurlbutt on town rosin, bo-
butt for this attempt to gag it, but it in- i
to exercise it, of criticising without aul- ,
mosity, where it oonsldrrs criticism is '
deserved. It has made no statements so ‘3‘
If it did not believe that East '
freedom in its actions and choice, and it *
as at present
spirited men, enterprising and pushing ‘ A
Sas'nxm. would not endorse item ,
gentleman on public matter], but it It. I
lure, and the last thing it would attempt ‘
be to the prejudice of Hr. HHHMWI
No one should so act in Isl-mans"
town ashes been proposed. The m .
which In almost a ammonium ft?
The other 0 resolution! (IBM 3 .
bly represents the scallions of m
-Whlls we lay in had last My
window and looked out, wkllda I“ *8
below yelled out, "Do you assure-Is .
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