Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 31, 1891 · page 1

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”NUMBER 951.

Entered at the rust Gilles at South Burwalk as
Second Clm Halter

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NORWALK

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. r"IFDIR’WEGTORY

laaaiaa Baaaaaaa lilaaaala

TOWN OF NOI‘WALK.

Abbreviations: Nn—Norvmk. sir-noun. Nor-
out; aria—mama r .

To thou of our renter-a who are not al-
ready aware ot the tact we would an that
every fir- Iierein represented. what or oi

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a etiy rel every bnaineal tranr
notion. y of all patronage
extended
E83038.
.v'OItW 'OilKS CO. The. Water at,
near Ii.

BpurlflclflOlll

His it cut Main andWailsts,N.
”DAM" l) andtivinraahaasldra

BS. ,
Wail at, N. lion!

Team JAMES. edict
I1 trot and auctioneer.
MOltltELi. (it L‘HOMMEDIEU. Washington at,
all kindaof property aoid. _,... \ . 1/
. 27 ”In nat N. and bi Washington
. - lleKLYN 6:503” districts ’ in contmtionL-ry, in

cream. tin, etc.

OUFIELD, EMMAC lDNo. Malnlgs. N. Sole .

agent for ilortou a celebrated ice cream.

WERNER, CHAS L. Main at. near “MILE Pun
confectionery and ice comm. iigoods daily

WILSON" a ‘Iiunic Mado' Bread Barkery, Granite
ville. imve onion! at on: Film! 3, t? it. It i lace

ISAIV Its.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, “all st, N
capital Olin, dill. surpiu: '.H lilo. George hi
lion-tea, pnzitient; E. L. yer. vice- president
William A. Curtis. cashier '

‘ CITY NATIONAL BAN h, Tito, 68 Washington at.

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Slur), or); aurpiua jlz

U ital
nonriiain.s.l\'. up Lay

5w iLII Itowan. president“, Jacob M.
M'mm Tl sat. n VK 'i'ii

FAIBFIELD COUNTY .VA 0 A. L
it w an st,IV. incorporated i$:~i. Capital 32m,
000. Prat... Jamal Ilyatt; viwpraat" Edvi'iL
O Keeler; cashier, MWIEU. Uri-en.

FAIKFIELD COUNTY‘S SAVINGS BANK. The. at
Wait a N. Deposits Hilton), surpiua guru»
-Wiiliilc hi. Ilooily, pleat; Marlins .tlmw iicL
print; James ii. Bailey. “can

NA “ORAL BASE OF Nuitw ALK, The, bl Witt
si.i\’ inwrporatsd 155. Citplilil ”MUM Eben
Lw iirii, PML .. E. J. lIiii. VICI: pro-t. . ll. 1
Price. cashier. Directors, B. Hill, 22' J “Iii
Vi. (i. l‘iiouiau, E. K. Iamhwood, J A. Osborn
U. E. Wiisun, E Board D. \V'. Fitih \t‘. I-
iiishop. Bunkers”, Merchants'. hiatiitluoturera.
Personal and tawny amounts are solicited.

NOIth'ALE a’AV' who aUUIE I'i’ I liu, VV' all st, IV
Deposits over you. too, surplus silo we Own? 1
AI. iioinux prun. it. B. (.‘roitlurti. iicL- pm:
\z'tftll’gt: E. Mimi.“ .

SOUTH iVUltiV‘ ALK SAV mos BANK. 'I‘lie,vI)i.-.
innit» over $51», .tmrp “15$wa Alden so.
mans. prut. ., John u. Knapp, treat. Intuit-:1
peril depouiors. Money loaned on uiortt, 3w

BEEF, i“ hoicwio.)

SOU ’iii‘ iilV'UItiV‘ Ahi'i ilth (:0. S. .V. ilaiuiooun
bixi, pork, shwpfiuuib. vutii etc.

'i‘iilitltl, WM. it a. (.U.. N Armour'r-bL-LI uni.
prov isiotta. Home drtxui lamb and mutton.
BILL I’UQ'I'EB .\.\D Dialliiifl} 'IOB.

BUXTOS. J. F. Fu-tolliuc in): “1). .‘i'. L'iri'iriarr
folded in over lulu holiday paws.

uiaicisatii'itis.

”(Iliitlt GEO. '1‘ Ioul immoral rel. ..'. iV. lions~

shoeing a spatially
DitiDuI'. BUILDERS.

BELL. trim. o «(10. I' Ohm all a. :v'. Utiliilu'
of Dmigen, ducks, pue ruminations etc

twin Ant) arivh‘. DEAL Elisa

BROWN u a. Do Main out. A cuelom Work uuu
rep-um; a specialty.

iiAltV‘ Eh. U. u. .Vo. Maui at, 3.1V. specialties u
bistro, static- and rubbers.

QCIIAIJBJUHN n ouV. as Washington at. s A

AM assortment Ill. low prion.
DWI ARI) allot; REPAIRI‘G.

Iiuman OED 29 itntitimi rim. 3. N. At.
work nutty anti promptiy trout:

‘ Immanuel» as» am moshing.
i‘lllNEO, J. Altitiilit. N. Wll anailug, ttuli
tiling atationuy, mine lion and Wilma goods.

iLAiSi‘ED‘r: Ditbu a'iuitE. ll “twillltgulfl at,
5.1V. Btzilwietlppifca land genurui ntttliuucry

BOX Minolta, “Wood and Paper.)
WP, ELF. Watetst,a a...\ triulmfiwturer or in.
mm; boats. at“: fictional uliup Jobbing
BUILDING MATEBIALS.
amounts ii. ft. Vi'aahinxtun at, 5.1V also
bin: atone. sewer pipe, hay.s s,traw etc

“DRAM, (DIAS. T. Villa at... .bricit of Ali

. ililltcflxluull. plum. nan. etc. also blur
some, tire bitch and clay.

HAYIUND ”HUB. Iuwnuihue. I’mitiriuphia and
Twin». fronts. onus. lain, lune, cement, man.

“I: TI‘klII, Duluth!” hunt». to.

Will BU i‘ i‘Eti outlets. out door to the I‘m.
Onion, 3. N.-a specialty omit: oi aii bitten-n.
thcuaa lcheue. hnporteu and (iotitcnlits.1\i
grades 0 build. eggs. lard, canned xwds, etc

(3qu BEI’UolTUIflb'a.

DAN”. WI. IV. to Wall at, N Cliti’ittgca. Mm
item, atabi c and We ramming.

GAIL!" R‘I‘Elur AND BUILDERS.

GROWS...) tJ.attop Ann at, S. .V. eouruatrr
raven, probing promptly armorial to.

Oit'lOZV. WM. A. irt'l‘tiyloraveuue. :5 A. Julihiui,
promptly attendant to.

RANDALL, Ii. D. itandali‘a mill. ii. IV. lotion.
machinery ran by cheap wwer enables rm. to um
low Mum. Large «out aspixiaity.

BAYIOND, J. It. wWater at, S N. manufacturer

(“Wit brackets. wimp, corner blocks cot
uni», uowe is, taunatcra. Band. acroll arriving and
turning. tiarhhrdaJart momma“. nicks.
Jobbing done. Estimato- Von. 'i eiephouc tit-o.

SHERWOOD. 8.3.13 (trove at, ti. 8. Jobbing
pnaoptiy armored w

it 111405. B. ll. anopcroaaat,mliitilu .-Oliioo cor.
“allot usiitclden ave... N. Steam worst Wilfkllig,
Iiwilltiiitgl. wtraloo ironies and turning. lawn-at
urinate-i. Money loauul. ”telephone anoint-125:.

CWHTB AND OiwLui‘tio.

:.i(.‘pi'iiti.iln a. IIOV‘T at umtro biog. N. to Wash
inxtou amt Silks.- Itiilei‘limtllit‘lil l

OMIAOI MANUFAcl‘Iliti-Zits.

, 'l‘.li.i.Y.ii£NB! No train at, is. N manufacturer or
Willa”-

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Special attention given to repairing.
hlfluu'i‘ a FLYIVN. luotot Frankiinatmmnotu
w, muons, maths. etc. in. stating.
trimming-nonpartisan “Willis horse-abutting.
OA'l'htltm. '
'All'l‘OiS O. adorn. luau. oraieri «Broad
Swat. I'm-tare” for wuhiiuipiand plum.
mffllfiflflgt‘ibw Wail at. N nutrition and
“m a mum
. ”DA AIIOLIDIOOO
Yul'i‘dlImS alumnalaotwwa
”Adam-la Morton and bwkae ma.
ohms i’li'it IiAittli'AO'i‘tmlitll. '1-
LIOIVABD. (lilatl 1'. Water N all alsaa and
Mal-o Mammal stein, cup pug. etc.
01m BOX mutant"; anus.
. Oi!!! L'qul. it. at lav-bah at ll. N. maniac.
”wind elm boaualldtiaaler in About.
(“OAR M3 IllAO'I‘UItIiItS.
nort- BIQOLISTSAD L'ittAit CO. The, lotto. lain
malachite:- of timer
OLD VIII-i. crush co. The, Washington at. a. rt.
W was.

“AGREES. ”Salaam. it. it. alto Jobber in
ma’
W (it'll. ”until“.
um I. It. ran Washington 5.
' mantra: vaawiuualanmyiagmhochixn“ ll;
KID MB. t wit our. VV'eaiavauae and (rum
WOOD 3.8.3. liydraulieaadaaniiary summon.
c. . It Iain S.
I to It. All outta promptly
(thorium bum”.

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Murmaniimtm

HAM “niacin nonhuman
maintain.“
“m9. Wmmamwi

mammlaua-iormwnm.

TOM“ Bill-.00. Wit-“um. Ihoafauory
Int. ohm. Maia.

 

Rafi-“£15882! IIANUJ'AO'I'DBEBS.
OLDSCIIMIDT. fat: 8. N. Manufac-
iutulo! the celebrated lLeG comm-m
DOUGH REMEDIES.

PLAISTRD'S COUCH! REMEDY. warranted to cure,

manufactured at 43 Washington glans». MN
5 03001“th AND OLASSWAEE.

NASH. F. ii a BBO. our. liarn anti Wait all. 8 N.
ignite and tin warn

UNIVERSAL STORE'i'he No lain at, near West.
lainpm crockery, gins ware. honacfnrniahinga. etc

_DEN'I’IS’I’S-

BOD‘FWBLI. C. F. hunter's block, So. lain sl,S

flluehunn,8n in. totlp. in.

KENDALL, GEO. S. D. [18. Warhin on, cor.
Franklinsts, ll. N. flout-iiSarn. to'd. p..tn ‘

“Em“ J first? “a it?” ”Will

0 ga o are ruin au
Gold summelain crowns inst-rig:

WEED. W. I... D D. 8 70mm Washington at. SN.

iionrstla. in. toilp. in. Gaandmln ered.
BOOBS, BASH AND BLINDS.

SMITH, W. I]. A (30. lb 5; 17 Water at IV. carriage
wood work, wheels. etc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.

PIERCE. F. ii. monument, 8.1V. Crushed-luau.
server contractor. etc. .

RAYMOM) BROS Akron, salt glazed and cement
pipe,3r03il imheaindlamct cter

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

EAST SIDE PHARMACY V'an Zundi are. E. it
Sunday boom 8 tomato. troop. in. Proscrip
lions carefully ctrxn untied.

lREOOItI’, J u. as Wail at. N. Established 1829.
W iiOicDail. and H. i]. Popular prices.

itiiiGS,JOIIlV Ax Main at N. I’erfnmem—hi’ty
live dltfcn-nt pt mLa.

i'LAlrlTi-ID S 43 ii ashlngtmt at. 8.2V

£1ncs,£lc.mumt medl»

Physicians prescription: a specialty

DRY -GOOI)S.

AMBLER. J. L. Jr SOSs—‘ “I'be Equitable," No '2
(invite building, N Dry goods oil cloths, nmt
tings and rugs.

BANKS, E. K Mnhnclremn Ilorel block. 5.5 '.-dry
goods. notions gloves, etc. Unil rwearasintcinlly.

BENVE'I‘T J. F.I 1‘.) Main st N. Business estnb
limited ow: forty two ymrs.

uIL‘ KEINAX. A. it. SUV :54 W :ishlngton at. S N.
dram, 'oods, carpets, etc. (see adv.)

fichli-SLD Gt llOY 'I‘. audit-rte bltlg. N. (:8 “ash-
lngturi st, :5. .V. [See adwrtist merit. )

STREET HDW- ARI). .'i Gillette lildi.y N. Dry
goods, fancy goods. notions and ho~ie ry.

ELEC I'IIIC l AN.

JAKER E. V’.. Eitrlr‘ic in.» it doing:

alarms; cull hells Ac.
l-J\l'lti-l.'5s COMPANIES.

ADAMS EXPRESS ('()., oillco milrmul station. 25
N. Mill In Wall at .V. Bryn-rs fun. mirror to all
parts of the iiorld. I’msriigirtriui-trtatt Low
rates. Luster Hunt. menu ..

auntie-oinrzv.

OUXTON It Bill .\I) \hE «mice at lhvnedict‘r, 43

Wall st. .V Our motto. prompt tittention,‘

U'AV AVAi-II' 5 EM’ Bliss baggage, furniture and

pianm movui. Lune unit” at I’lnrstui a. S. .V.

sill-lit“ OOD W. \V., N slate at post office and

iiiile'a. Careful and prompt sermon.
EATRAL’I‘S, mansions. ETC.

BYXBEE. [1.5. .& L'O. it.) Matti at. .V. Manufactur-

ers Of Samuel’s celrhrutul flavoring: extracts.

.Vultil ALE EX'i’ItAtf’l‘ ('0. S. niiiriufzirrnrers of

tine L-rtrtirts F. S. Ambler.

l‘IiIiTI LIZBBS.

RAYMOND BROS. Bradli-y'p superplitispliatfesporr

iai nmnur-s, land plaster. ground llllltP,W(tO(l ashes.

DENT“. W. U. & CU. \Yrilcr rt, N. ngnlitrl l'ul’ \V’ii’

harm:- L‘iark it Cu.'s standard fertilizers.

I" II"; BRICK ASD (.‘I..\\ .
it.“ MoND Sims ordinary utilities in stink spec-
llil" to u en fin trtortur,~nnil eliunrii: y title lamp ’2
I I .U\ STIJLS’. CI. \MS, FTC.
tilTXT ta ZELL'I’F. (1' “Huntington at. S N. tilw
fish. oysters, Clarita, friitL-, grime. vegetables, etc.
ISL-I6 AND CONCRETE “'ALKS.

HORTON. JOILV B. 6:: Taylor avenue. b‘.

Harrie denier.

ilAYiIONIJ BROS. communa- tor ring. cotter-rte,

Asphalt, brisk, cement and gravel walks.

FLORIDA STEAM AND IIOT W A’I'l-JII

II I; ;\T I; IIS.

VIEEZKER. W II. lit CO. Music Hall block 8.21.
pole agents.

I'LUI R. 1-K. \IN AND I'll- }: D.

‘lfil.A.\l) (with! l‘ LOL it. lllt best mode.
{rial (rinse it.

L'ilullhlEDIEl’, ILLVIEL. east end of \Viv-lilfiglou
sit llrltlgt; The choicest or Lonny tlunr hrpt. ‘
ttAYMOND BROS. fin), straw. flour and find Hi

package, load. can or i'nrgo lots.

iii-Ll) MILL. D:tfil‘li.Cl’nlu-!i or “tree. .Gmiii. choir:
ground (out. grrtiuini and rye fluui'.

I" LUIIIS I 5.

iliilittl. PAUL. Woodward H u r: S. . plants. cut

andomameoral precu- unaig t order.

uLIu P. 1.. :lthV'ardat. Int nC-ruer N.
iLntf‘cut donors, etc. wand work ii spgiilty.

IcIiAY. JOHN. B. N. near the depot. Bedding
plants—cur doom and tiara] work or all kinda.

'ioe row- a Special”.

DHIT“. JUILV Ii. So. Matti sf. SN. tile trident and

best known florist in this vicinity, l'noiis. cut

flowers, etc. Floral Work of ml limits it lll‘cllllly
and done promptly. -.

FURNITURE DEA LEltl-l.
(TOLEIAN . 'I'ii EUDOItEAV'm-hinan all, (cast 17ml)
Furniture, looking glasses. picliirr frames. etc.
ORA! a Vi’lii’P’i‘Lwill', to limp I. x. allay

mond' a old Italttl) tr‘et- adii- rtlu- mam.

RA! MUN!) (lift). ii. new store. 4i} and in Main si
1". Four dime atrove old store.

ai‘irw. DA\ it). all. as .,lu and :u. So Main at. :5 N.
Furniture. mllfl‘lmm, etc.

OAS Lluii'l‘ COMPANIES.

NORWALK OAS Litiii'l' COMPANY. other: ill
Water at. N. tins for light, heal and pom-r.
Coke six cents per bushel. L‘octl 'i‘nr three dirt:
lure per barrel. package mm.

uIiUlil'Jlirl. (\Vlrirleatale.)

HOLMES it KKELKIL burial ll “all at.\
stile gutters. tlour. Klimt. hay,t Lac

SELLECK BROS. l4 and it} \\ all at. N. wholesale
grocers, dour. fwd, grain. hay. etc.

(“Hull-2B5.

BROWN a WILL'OX, To Washington at. is, 1V. sole
meals for celebrated Farmiugtori t'rviitnery butter.

BECKER, (OSHA D. Mi Washington fit. ti. N.
choice irroceries and provisions.

Fitititirl, CHAS. ll. aiirazesaor to ilowhinr,ari‘lo.
.itain at. it. N table ilviu- setu- for family trade

FINN-IOAV a O Ill-slid i‘ tin Alain st, 33 hour.
teed, hay. otrltw. curtail and mod.

FINN!“ it. BENEDICT 41 “all at. N. fancy and
staple guroceries. couloct artery. fruit. etc.

FITCH.” .W. Weviave.cor Mamie at. N. canned

a. was... teas, barter. ere.

owvsrt. (2. L. at Wall st. N. l cater to the bait

undo obtainable.

OUYKK ah SUN. 1‘. 8. Stamford“: S. H title irro
Niki. ch meats, dour. eed

liANPOltDJV. 8. Rant are mark It spiritual}!
Arbutus paint. Iclei supplies etc

LAW’I’ON, i’. l). a co. 2: So. Mam this. Ii. gro-
ceries and table doiicaciaa

L'iluliiilDli-lll. DAViltluahurndoiWnabinghm

It WJMDIM, solo .a apt-clalty.

MODRKI‘. “AIRMAN. No Initial. ”Waugh SN,
fine grocalea, foreign trnita. dour w«rd, etc.

NEW [tit 'l‘llA OO. 47 Maliiarnt . .wlt. Italian.
Teaa. cotter-s and spit-4a a special y.

NICKEItSON s rims. m and it? this II. N a
apecility made of thbiil debacle.

(Yi‘ilAlli. USO Wilton ave. and Selim! at, N.
New store, new mod! and new prices.

SEYMOUBJI. II. 73 Wasliln too at, 6.1V. heath
quarters for celeiirnted lire hedgouda.

VALUES, cuts at law-rm N Creamrry but
let. chemo. eggs, tabla delicacies. traits, etc.

Oil!» AM) Afl.ullsl'l'ltiw.
Obits, AMCSITION and Similar: Octavia of all
kit-dear No 4 Water at .,3.
ItA‘l‘I'EIIS’ "lint. M'V'B'S OF)
Awn‘delm 1.1 loam at. S N. also terriers
iea

harm, tiair'l'trt m a co. ah to an smug «.3
a. Importmof saal shim. mom. musings.
and tuttcnof hatim't

nAflttlttl'fl 1001.8.
WBW A Water at. It. It. iron team.
light aott wings. «wanton tutor bow.
IIA'I’S ARI) can. (Retain)

It Al'l’ 'i‘til iiA'i'i‘S tit Wash! 1!.
Emmi IH’MMIDE'MI swim?“

IIA'I‘ WU'AMUIIKM

030m a “APP. uranium rota. factories
cor Islallluloa sat Manama-mil rt.
flair rota allot rat dram strut.

“033‘“ ‘ ”WUL, “M II. 5.3. Wine

MnMDDwmflmflfifimM

burglar

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.V. Also ‘

”EDWARD AND coma.

parts.
Sli’l’Ii, W. I! 800. llland 17 Wotan. Ill. build:
and munctora’ supp lieu.
UIN'I'AIID W. C. liniicp ilallhlock, 8. palate.
guilt. “no.5... taco ad.v) 3
alumnus marinas.
OWYKB. P. [1. or Wall at. N. cnaloin Ii'iadohavriearl
and repairing neatly dune.
IiOBSIt DEALERS. .
PARSONS. ii. Ii. Dmitri-IL- Stuck Farm. 8 N. tine
hurries suited to all purposes. All animals sold by
this establishment are warrantui Home of the
French coaching stallion “Gallium. "

HORSE SHORES.
IcQUllAB. JOHN, No Iiain at.S. N. medal at.
tention given to shoeing driving at trotting hm,
“ HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOTEL. it: Mainst, N. J. 0. Collins
Europenn plan, restaurant attached.
flEltliANlA iIO'i‘iiL. 89 Railroad place. George
Schnnb. proprietor.
NORWALK HOTEL, oparflDh” ‘5“ B it mm
H. McPherson. strictly
OLD WELL HOTEL, 86 Wuhinntonm at, 8.113006
Bailland proprietor European plan.80room
IlOllSll FURNISHINO GOODS.
STEVENS J [1. miVuihingtoa “.8. V crockery
gins aware, tin and wooden ware.
[OE DEALERS.
BI‘RPIIARD B. “Beldeu Point Farm."S. N also
milk producer.

trvsnnascn aannf'rs.

COOIJDGE & LOCKWOOD. 9 liain at, N. Inanr~
ant-e Mid real estate in all its branches. .
LAI'TOIV. JACOB M. Washington st no: .0

S V. tire. plate glass accident and life iseeadv)
LOP KWOOD WM cor. Iiiinnnd W.allats V Real
estate investments loan.- negotiated etc. '
MOIIltl-ZIJ. a L‘llOMMI-ZDIEU 95 Washington at.
S. .V, strictly bromine: companieii represented.
TAYLOR Jr GOLDEN. it. a 47 Washington at,
3.3;. ill-til Estate and Insurance.

INSURANCE COMI'NNIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. 00.. S. S. L'-
llnmuiedieu, agent, Washington at, $.V. see ad.
METROPOLITAN LIFE LVH Ct). 20 Washington

rt. 5. N. F. J_ ilrubb. uselshtnt rupt.
.VORWALK FIRE INS. (30.. N. In ancceoafni
hitsinrss sinn- 1‘le .Vo outstanding ions claimi-
i'EOi'IJ-I' S LIFE LVN. CO. The, Vo. 4!» Washing
ton st :5 V Jnn. French asst. ruin rtntttialrmnt
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
('ItAl'Fi'itD. It. ii. Masonic hang, N. (3"; Bomb
liliilrilu-ox thinking and Equitable M‘i‘ge thou.
“:05 AND STEEL.
.‘lVilTIl. W. Jr. (0 If: and l” Water at, XV
spring:- axles,l carriage hardware, etc.

[RUN FENCE ARD RAILINGS.
MERRI'I‘T. E. M. 5‘2 and to Water st, .V. iron wort.
ofnil klllllr‘. ..
viii; m x. \.V Inns/trauma \VOIKKS,Water
If N. .V. “in ii. ill-yr pmpmrnr.
mos “institute.
OILSS 3t ('l .\'.\'(' Y til Tht‘ Snrvrnik
(:u., and alarm Bridgtport. (‘ ilfili

JBWl-l LI;

FF [HHS A S. 39 So. Main sl,§ :3. Op. Cit] Dotti
5 .V rim tvzrircli repairing p anflihtlly

HOYT. Xi. B. if; Nu Main affilal‘i'. strictly Brahman-
goals all low pr‘um.

.IAi'KsuN. tritium}, for Whilst. 1V. watchman.

llllilllir. etc. Fine watch rvplfinng Sept-tinny.

HOOD. II. S. drum;mil-.wmuhes. jewelry, silver and
plural wire rv pirmn ' aspei inlay. rid Mum st, 8 V

LA W Y Elm.

Al‘TlV All-1th!) F. mom 'I Masonic if” Wail
i-t lmrou_ h Notary and Hi'lli fiat-tar.

FROST. ill'SSliIJ. 8 Nu Main st. notary, logo.
homo-rt.- ui all Lillilh curt-fully attended to.

ill'itlJlL’T‘l’. .l "BLUES, mrllirlfr and 6 (imp

bull-ling. W rill ~t liomliirh

thlll'l‘ JOHN II [0’ lV'ioAiilnirtori at.“ . .lil not-an

commit-sinner of (INVI‘ for .chv York state.

LOCKVVOOD BDVV Alli) II. rotmii (lam-tie blag

lmrmigh Attorney notary mad pom-tuna

SEYMOI'IL JOHV 3 room It I-iurtleld t‘o.1Val

think building. .V. Caitlin-rill)! til law.

WALSH. JOHN J. room! Masonic burl-ting. Wal

at, borough.

LIVI'IRY STAIILI'ZS.

DANS. IluitAi h. 1-. Knit-«lot Mary and hour:

in: stables, irttlu So a lim-r at. .V

tlltl-jmriti‘. ' OS H Knight -i .V. Fine turn
nil’. r i-‘pii tally. Tiiiplmtie 1M.

not IS an int: i u'rt rtr-Ilto.

Lm iiVViriH) Mist i .tt’i‘l' RING (U be abs
.. \loimtau iran- of butitlm- banlwxire. ivtot
mm 21:, 1'. m rt; Viw York other: 99 Rude st.
('hwiri n- nlll- i ll) Lilit- at

Mill“ VLK Lin K (JIDAII'AVVJI .V. New Yorl.
hill” 5: t' flilillll'fl‘ i-a Int k! and iimlders' bani
ware; iltlil more; lonnriirs workers of artisrl:
horn-i trruiruinxi- m ltruliit lino-n and iron.

LUMIIBB DEALERS”.

HILL. E J. 9 Water at, N. All kinds ot lnrnberuh

livrmi to any point by rail. team or vessel.

MACHINE SIIOI’S.

VORWAIJC IRON WORKS (TU. Tba‘. Water lit
limit it It. bridge, 5. N. “t'lli’mi mhitirry. iron
and bra-tr marriage. fungin s. Babbitt metal. rc
pain- for manufactorm an unnatural».
:itr'irHI-SLD Vi It. A. Knight at. N Van machinery
nixuiv and npalriniz promptly attitalui to.

M ARK!!! OABDDIKIZKS-
IEXVIVIISA Vi ATEIKBI RY ti V berries andall
x: wit-n prisluri in in amp for the wholesale ll'ltlt
MARKET».
A MODEL HARKl-l' I". all W all It N.Wm.t\'urdweu
mop. beef. veal, lamb. mutton and poultry,
AVIMN A the Mme at. .V. meats. fruits, venta
hlra tiab oystirs clamp, and escallopa; butter
pagan, ltnl. ratiiml grinds, etc
BESVET'!‘ S iiUrt’l‘llIl meats. fish, 0
Item, clrima, fruits. a! No. Marin at. it
tubal-3.1.. DANA L‘. I‘.‘ Haiti at. N. choice Mata.
wintry. not. Vi-gerablui. etc.
lllllTTO'I CENTRAL flMtKET. ii Water II. IV
Hints. vegetables. fruits. taiiiltry. at immat price:
(Milli. WILLIAM H. Bt'lii'ilit't ram: marlin . [N
Fine in a. inn-h «newbies—lowest rash prim
.I’Aitith 05. J. A, mania. ilir .hah, 0 arm
Mauritian. (Hilts. butter. etc. t..lt than.
”5151'. (ll-2t). Emit avenue. I»: N rholee inno-
v-egwaiiiilt-mfrnir etc. lnvreatrziah prices,
HAYES FKHD ill Vri Main at S N prime nab
of all itltuia ironic tendered lard a ambit,
JUIMON A (i. ('etrtrai luau cor Maiaandilan
laml at. H V. t‘hoicr aunts. poultry. vegetables
thili “Sb“. W \i flirt Ballroom-n at. bridge, ti.
N dealer in all kinda frenh Innate
LOCKWOOI), L Washingtonht. bridge 8.1!. [or
nitrate. nah, oystera.ciaars. vagrant“ .atu.
Lot: KWOOD a LOL'K‘WOOI), 7 Iain at. N. am
"Will! poultry. dab. oysterv. giants a upecwry.
LYONB. Ii. 5., Old Well Marlena tto. flats at.
it. it. prime mats and poultry at lowest prim.
IAIJIO, MJHN.
meats, Iii-h. oyster .

Iron Winks

 

 

, lob

ii at. our Watt. ti. ti. choice

vexelablea, delicatessen. at:

l'it'ttlilthO. II. S. East avo,op .aehool [mine I. 5
beef. veal. mullim. etc.

soil/iv JACOB. at West Washington at. I ll
strictly raters» meats. poultry a crucially.
tiill’l‘ll'tt WAtiilthi'i‘OlV MARKET. 66 Washing
ion at. El N. line mi- and imirry for (sadly traits
ill'lLLANIi. J W I5 Inward at, N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.
valor. w. a. mariner. minim. (Lit. ram
to all parts or town with Eric truth and threat»
mxox. .t it in Wall at, N (moron meats, mt
try, fruits. vegetables, balm. em etc.
“ADELE AND OIIAlill’l.
IlA‘i'ltrl. P W. Water at. N. manufacturer of ita-
aod marble work also deal“ in building
moor-MOW flora, N I.” "hi and
STEVENS.” . who ate re. a a ma.
ito monuments. heart-toms. pear. .ate
ltllirttli'th Alli) itt'lwlltfl.
Ski'iltllllt. limit! ill Wart are, 8.8. All kinds
of stone mason wattactsta
SBEMDDONAWILLIAII. 19 ““ng mac, N, Itulta
errata, mama u. at Walt lit, a. a. Jobbing

m 1“
hawwu, WILLIAM. 5 mil shit. Allhtadrot
and grading ptl y attended to.
Granite-u tmm my own outlay.
KID’S Oll'I'Vl‘l'I‘SM
Commit anon its-mt! bilitli It. at it
So. Halberd} II Damian-rub tam numb

MEDINA" ‘I‘Aiuliilt. ,,

cougar“. B. It Walt at. it I outset It m

annuitfi f. ”Kathmandu. Imam

I“! Sim BI. H
ma. M m

 

“Mytflmlhll. mil»

PROWI'i‘T. J. T. ‘5 Iain ll. N. light hardwsra and

mutants aim rum ooooa.
osvamrghl'lssn. nanny-tantalum

IriVV(lil'I"'i"rlui ballooning tar. ailiiintry. aw

fl AGNES I to Iain-t for
"our bum Ial‘anthyelnir our-bio WWW
JAMIE. IRS I l. 250 ilainlhtl. Eula".
atylea owning a specialty.
51'. Juli. , Ila-ultimo at.“ lilllnary. Fancy
andiiair airflooda

IIUBIO "AUDIEN-
daaghterof the Milan
B.“ NL hiillo uIiiiorrtJl. ‘Inslrnmerital innalconiy
In“; IINNIBP. llll lain at, N.‘ Piano
and organ natrnctlou.
GIBSON slat: a 57me mt. Plano organ
and harmony
BUNTlNO’I'ON. IRS l29 iiain cult. Vocal lo-
tlructlon and voice development. ‘
NASH. Ines JINIVIB K. at North avenue. N.
Piano and organ instruction

SAWYE-Il illtS. it. J teach-rot instrumental and
vocal music Residence» hirle H Plaiswli‘ I.

Wear at. SN. A
NEWS DBI’O‘I‘S. ‘
snowman, n s. 74 win-mum W&3.H.M
books stationery. newspapers. purl minute. -
WHEELER. J 8 lab Washington It bridge, 8. N.
Newspapers. stationery. tin and litter ware
NEW YOBII HESSEKGEBS.
FERRIS 8. D Order! tell at Bodweii’s atom,
'4 Washington at, 8.1V.
LOCKVVOOD 0.8.001“: Damn-.8 K; GM-
ory'a N. Nell York Crane at.

NEW C BICOND-IIAND FURNITUBI.
PODMORE, under Salvation Array Barracks

8..V 8' ngts. crockery. cm W!-

OYS'I'B IAN'I'KBS AND DEALERS.

BELL. IIIRAM P. 0. Box Illhfl. Naviioleule

ship‘s r of 0) stars and clams

i'UTBILL. R. J foot Of Ifayraondrt', 8. 24 whole-
sale dealer in line oysters.

LIUY.T \V.B.&SON.1L’i“amat. 8 N foot of
llnyrrioml) plontrrs exporter! and w oieaale
deafera in native oysters.

REED ab HOUSMAV. lfH Walnut. 3. N. plantar-a
and lhlppcre of Norwalk oysters

VAN NAME. J. L. a (1).. l'. O. Box 548 S. N
Oysters and claim, wholesale and retail.

PATTERNS AND MODELS.

NORWALBQPATTERN WORKS Cline. I]. Ala—

thurpe prop Riverside are 8 IV Show: Steam

. and lint Air Furnace work a specialty Sole

agent for tht celebrated Carton inmate. >
PAINTS, OILS AND ”GLASS.

PROWI'I‘T J 'i‘ 45 Haiti rt,N . Jewett'hloads

him-my and it mlaworth a mixed paints.

RA YMOXD BROS. Jowetl’s, Atlantic and Seniors
Mod, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
oMl'l‘iI, W. ii. .t ('0. In A IT Water rt, S. agents
tnrlmizntnri .h Martinez paints. '

I’AI’BB HADGINGS.

i’llllWl'l'I‘. J 'I’ 4.5 Main at. V. window shades,
IInllnndp dammit. Ltc.

rat hull a l 0.21 flat» at, tit-1m hardware.
paints, oils, glau- i~.tc _ .

l’llO'I'OGBAPIII‘ZILWZF i';

BLAI'KIIAVC. A. i! Main at, N.’ Inorantaneona
pflIL‘N‘.‘ Children" a photos a “racially.

.thlt'l'il. t} S. Tilti'ashingtou ".5 V. oiieqaaltiy
”only and that [lit but

KEN-VD)! LV F i' Gazette build! , N. (‘Abtnet
photographs $1.50 per dun; one f doz. 31.50.

PIADO TUNER . ADD REPAIR!”

HENDEE. C. F. for Wall and Knight sts.. N, Alan

dealer in planar, organs. short musiL. etc.
I’LANIVO MILLS.

RAVDALL, MiVI-le D [-1 N All kindlof wood

wurk :tt ri tall or for the trade.
l'l. I. RIDING.

\il-Il-‘Kl-Zit a (‘0. \l' II. Mum “all block. 8. N
Plumbing, armor and gas dttmz
VASII. I-‘ I] lit BRO cor Ham and West atn. S. .V.
Plumbing and gas tilting. ranges and hasten.

at a I Lama no

VORWALK HORSE RAILWAY CO. Jam W.
liyatt, pron; Edwin (l. Hoyt. anpl.

RICAI. I’STA’I'I‘J AOI'V'I'S.
i.A\"I'O.V J .‘iLOll 3i. Washington at next to P O
S .V property for sale houses to rent; (m adv.)
\illliitElJ s I. rionmzmtztr in Washington at

S ,V «l'mg renting and collecting.

WILSON,O F. (tall-rte hang. it investments amt
money to loan Aim insurance written in trust
of Culltpflliii‘!‘ at the lowest rates.

VV'UHDWARD. H. A .Vo Matti rt. 8. N. houses 0
rent atrial biizlullm; lure {of ratio.

It [151’ .I I7 B.‘ HTS.

H88 “IVE, 5 Water at. :i'. warm media at all
hours. tIinDt'f '5:

iil-ZNRV’S. it! So. Main at. S. N. The beat 25c dinner
in the city. Binril by the day or vvmk.

SASI’I‘ABY ENGINEERS.

RIDER. W. B. h SON rni‘. Wax-l are. rand t'uurr.

lurid: l'larc. rt N. Hydraulic anti Civil engineers

scluIIIIAI. il’i'lvnte)

BAIRD'S. MISS lNSTiTL‘TH. it Orchard at. N
Young lull“ hurtling and day school

IEAD In. [humor 36 Ilay and blunting scrum
for girls and young ladirio. l'iia for any titlit‘g“

orcnurae com leis ini lt Fully eqm d lab
ralury atwbc Vow lrk artists crap.» at it
musical department Sprclal advantages or th.
the study of art. languages and elocution
iterm begins October 351 Circulars will hi
I upon appiirntion.

VORWALK MILITARY lKS'l'lTlI’I'K. R. Frank S.
Roberts. principal Circular on mutual.

“11508.!“ K. II. whom fair buyer .Vorwralk.
t r I’rt-imto in minor and actuating schools
For t lreitlara at «lives as aime

SEWINO MACHINES.

SIIAILEK. C I. lo 50. Marin at. 5 N. "Wheeler and
“‘"iimn and ' Household, “ Dilution. oil, attath
menu Repairing a specialty

NEWER CONTRACTORS.

RAYMOND ltltOrl sewers built. water pl pro laid.
excavating. ailing. grading landscape gardening

fillfllfi MAXI! FACTURVBS.

LOUNSDL' BLMATIIEWSON (k CO. 8.2%. Ladue'
diluent rate.

until. it W E!!!) a (‘0. tactoryandaalnmm 71.73.
75 ariti‘m .. Water Ii. ti .\. Eatuhlisbrd Ill?!)
Manufacturer- oi ladiwi' mim' anti childmi' it
due fmtvvear for the Mali trade.
Illllli‘l'~WAll-t’ttt AND UNDERWEAR.

lllJ'l‘t'llliVilON. (‘OLB l CO. Norwalk. New York
and Briilxvplm. COtrl.

SI'OII'I‘SMIIN'S GOODS.

AIKBV. JOIIB H 38 Main at. N. headqmmm for
guns, fishing tackle. ammunition. etc.

"All! BUILDERS.

BAKER. JULIUS. Water at. out to Wheeler‘s tuna

d.ry.t9 N. Slam rinoahandrall om

’I'IIB DUNCAN "Kl! RAILINO FORM. Water
«.5 5.1V Vii-ti Ii. lloyt. ptlrtII'ictur.

STEAM Eflfilm AND rum.

NOIIWALK DION WORKS 00. 11.6. Water at.
near itit .brldgo. it is.

STEAMBIIII’ TICKET AOIK‘I'S.

CURTIS. B. W laaoaic haiku“, N. ataaraahlp
tickets, pemloa agent. notarypi lien ere.

MV’TON JACOB I Washington rt. neat to P. O.
S V. Pun-uh ticketaalnfla. roomy entersaaaead. l

STONE ”BABIES.
flfllSJOflN [I footof Wuhinxtottatflfi alari
plants:

I.

lOlt'i‘Ort Joint it m'l'ayiur arraaa. 3.1!. Mao
layer of commuter

RAYMOND Silos ultra. Moe-a. Greenwich and
build to: atone. mullearidaiarhle Iflflilflim
MINES. tumult; A1“) nutt'l'xlis.

amour: “NOON. situational-i. s. to. (la.
atom- and war er harms P. (tho: so.

leLLJ W. In Wflblmm: It luti men,
magnum ,lbonivautnrn in; M stove re-
pain. etc Tin and copper trial a apart-My.

likiJJtOILBYiNItt'I‘Ktt. Ah: m War-lily!“ at
bridge. H.“.m,m

neuron.

HORTON. JOB! It. al’l‘aylur arcane. I. If. mat

and heavy tracking Willi"! mm
m ltl’l‘Aliitlll.

.0

annexation ll tendinitis .

klayat Telemann-7? R. I M
in!“ W;:§E&RLN€IY QDIOIOID.
BR l O S mmwuinmor
troll-ah. It WMM Intern.
HOOD
MAM. lilchauinnll, I. Illil 3!
“not“. furnace.

mi. law!“
it m We“

 

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waossfiafi'faa OER coarse.

“Emu mom's sarsi‘r‘umasa‘r
in prison environ piano.

Tableau: on a Iagninunt Scale-An Ac-
cident Can-ea the Omlaa‘ion'of the gruel-
enl Portion of the Programme.

The L‘idlt’n’ Guild at Grace church
gave a “Coffee thsip" at the residence
of Mrs, Frederic St. John. No 23 Wcat
avenue, last evening.

The entertainment was to consist of a
series of tableaux, rntenpersed With
iiiustc, but' in moving the piano thWilt
tins brokrn, and after the flrat rel ctinn,
which was very creditably rendered by
Mira Sally Betta and JP, flopson, thr-
piono, became useless and the musical
part of the programme was oecvssanly
omitted. '

It was a very large and select gather
ing. there being about two hot dn d pm
plo pl‘esent, who greatly enjoyed “tr
treat. The programme rendered was as
follows:

Invic— Mr 110th and Iiisl Bette.
Tub'mti-wit‘pblha'a Dtughter and her Compar' ions
Marissa Alice lailury, anv t4 Greg ry. Alich‘nnn

Or‘arr itillar-l label hither, mirth bUtBI n.d
Mn- (warm
Ta lean-1heaiioatthc chant of I’y higoras
Mr. Morison. Hines Mitt: it llury. it ilh Street
flaoei Ilium Alice Cram (lraw nulard
Tablcsu- Riven" nta Bachelor (Two Scrum .
I. I (iro. no Baler Mama Alice Vail. n, Annie
tyregory A ice Cram. ”rim? ml ard Mabel Miller,
Edith sir i'. and Mrs Qu nlnrd

The tableaux were arranged on (i may:
llflceill scale and aborted i’rllclttflrllic
kill and art-to In their grouping. The}
were given under the dilecflml of Mrs
it limit Vin Boron, Mrs. E F. Weed nmi
lira. W. H. Smith. assisted by Mr» F.
Quinta-rd and Mrs. 6. Willie White.

After the entertainment those prm-mr
n mud to the antique- rooms. win-re they
(Llll‘lil procure cake, cream and of tfui.
l‘ho tour a in one room Wen- it» chario- oi
\Irs. T, .‘l. Morison, HSSIsIrxd byzhiri. Jghr
Hump, Mr. George Baxter and filmm-
liabll Vrmdr'rhoef and Mary Slum.
The other fable-ii were in charge of Mrs
William Levitmmrl. Mrs. Glit'r- Err-gory
and Mason JuiiaClarkr- rind Ella Bi'ib

The nfiutt was a grand summit As.
he rmm-t Were r-O crowded that all pres
“Iii could not witness the tableaux. the
ladies are thinking 0! n1» sung the in

._ tertnmment at some fururo date in (he

Athi-na- mi.

(TUE \CIIAIAN Jiliii’li’il A FOLK.
Ila Receives a Flattering Vote at the
Special Election.

The special city r-lr‘cllmt pr and wry
”roiling yrfl‘flliluy ufarrrumn. Fire n~
port was crl'ctll'tlt‘tl that It was the in-
tentional! t‘lt‘t‘llflul (Purge F Allli‘l’l'rh
quietly and L’l” fact tax if. R publrcms
were VON". at fr- at) as I) m iLI’iiI‘ gaw
some ground for lwii.v-:. g tint such was
tha- case. This rrii'zlitinitd Mr. \.i-i'ti's
friends and they ilnl spur-r llt’r’ly election.
wrirrgriuring rii.~ :iitv'nmzni. The fours
of tho I) «interim DUVVI‘Vt r were not real
areal. lmcniw ”tetra-i of lili‘ R 'ptif‘ icim
voting for Mr. Aria-r; or they vutni , til
most wildly for the hauler nominee. It
limit but a short Limo in what the roll»
and tvefurv six o'clock thr' oiliuial returm-
and ballot b-x vvrrv turnwl over to E.

 

Tina Slammer. Cattiurntlll-ilv-rt Cour Cli-
man tilt-ct. V :iit itpuii tho II it viii-g vutw
ill' heaved... There it no queaaiuo but
but I)" V\ in llttlkt’ on Idillilttbiu city will

i:.iAi

"06 Fl ill‘l‘lilt.‘ ARRESTED.

Notiiiarl to Appear iii-fore Justice Lanna
bury in Darren ’loatay.

Constable Ernest K ch, or Dnrirm, waif
in town yistrmziy nab-r the sports cm.
errned in the recent ting flight Itrld at
Sainiiloymr’a terror! at Dunn, “Oath“
lager, Ili‘ ettuvausi-ut Illt' town, out] in-
for- leaving lmit untitled about thirty or
”W spirit—4 to appear iirioii- Justice L mm
Mary. in IJII’IHII, today and Emilie.

it in atrial tlmi dog and melt IIJDIIH):
has but lint‘ an evrry lipy accomm-
u l'tltDl)” a, uni iibnl it is not an unicorn
mun sight to pen tiny», or rather young
anon, leading rioxn almut theater-to r:
oriaiaiuir them for lighting purposive.
Shrew! young men or sporting proclivl
tint. Millie of them quttt'l prominent in
nuclei" circles. will, it It! said, be obliged
to an brfore the jllelllm' and pay it limit
littl . flare and cumin.

The Norwaik Banjo Club.

The Namath llarjr club put at the
rusidence of Mira “Maude Harris, at
"Raincoat, " Thursday evening, and oh ct-
rd trim; a nicer»: President, Morison
Punter: vice-president, Mira Iiaud» Her»
m; secretary and treasurer, Ilia-a Annu-
“hi0. FL] Wilvfl the meeting there was
.. sncml time, abich pasted the evening
may iti‘a pleasant and jovial manner.
the it oh wow corisisra at the toil-wring
mention: Banjos, Iilrm Iiaode Harris,
Annie Cole, lame Osborn, Elizabeth
Lockwood and Iirasro. Iionson Farrier,
Event Lowrides, Reed Havilaud and
Albert human: pianist, Bin Lem Cole;
guitar, David F. Hunt. Jr.; mandolin,
Flt-(I Hill; Olin lid”), J. R Boyd.

 

 

Eitl Norwuik'bha been denied the free
demon, ryatvlli “broom lilil‘ atmta
were. not to proper order or the houasaw
numbers-d.” Tara la a good joke when it
taunaaidemi that New Canaan baa aa-
oanti tbs-am prtvllapaadaotm of
hue-am unwound. Baler think

 

.ie
”servant-a or 5*
was.

an air-a attiar mate, neighbors-Saw

B. L‘r live.

Following are the villi-mi teatime:
Number wt mam p lllt"1.. . . .. .. .. .. .331
I will) A \ ii; ............ L’i’:
irwrgo F All" "on ........ ..._. ”32
J ”now in, Jr ....................... I'
Jo-epii Immunity” .......... l .
Blank .............................. ,. 3

ucnsacsarctnrw rat.

'I'ha Stately Beard ”Menu A-low'with
Life and Ltd".

The stately residence of Edward Board
was all aglow with life and lightfrom 4
to 6 yesterday afternoon and tilled wrth
the friends‘of the “Clement Club,”a
society composed of young iadlea. The
house was beautifully decorated with
flowers, presenting a very imposing ap-
pearance. Mars Lilian Beard, Iii-s 8.
Brfll, Iiisa Martha Knapp. Miss Clara
Marvin, MisrA. chtt and Miss Sung
Henderson welcomed all with grace an
dignity. MiseD Piano-0 presided in the

rung room, anal. red by bliss Annie
Kurd, Mir-a Ferris aui Mi-w Charlene
Betta.

Among the guests from Norwaik were
Mrs. F. St. John Lockwood. Mrs. P. Bi-l
den, lira. Wm. A. Thomas, Mrs. D. N.
Couch, lira. John Svyuiour, Mrs. D
Hitch churn”! 1.. Stevens. MissSarah
- in, Mrs. L Betta. Miss 1.. Leonard.
' E J. Hill. titre Misses Choweii,
. Bird, Miss M. Uhicheater, Miss
Miss S. Woodward, Mrs. Dr.
Mum II Stewart. Miss Higgins.
'lulb Nitrwal, Mrs.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Gregory
Ftiini
Jemima
S F. Palmer, Mrs
William Swords MissEla O itch, Mrs.
R [I Planted, Mrs. R J Siwier, Mrs.
Nr-irtnm Taylor. Mrs. U. E DishruW, Miri-
F. Benedict, Mrs A. \Vhsstvm, Mrs. W.
\V Unite-r. the MIBSPD Couch, Mrs. E
HULMrs B. M. r’indn-"w-‘I, bliss M. 1.
Cunningham. Mrs. W. Prime, Mrs. S.
J noing».the Misuse Gall”, hirsJuhn [:l
Frill", Mrs. errm- 8. Kvndail, the
liners Dal-bl», MM! Emilia Lockwood,
Mis- Minnie-«Rovvvn, Mina Iva Strilann,
Vim. Frtd W. Quinlard. Iii-a Minute
18 app, and “ta (1 urge A Jr- twinge.

II.‘ (”III IA I‘I'EIKS

A New linnunet~ Boom—Special Common
immune-i laitora Expected

(in imam... F _& A. it, wiu‘work
the remind dr-zreom-xt Tuesday night.

\Vmisler Indigo. Nu. 7. of New Haven.
Will not: Qld Well Lodge, February 2th,
and confer the third degree on a prorni
nont cit‘iz -n in whom not only South
V «unlit but File Mile RW‘L‘I’ will be
~p- molly ilih n all d

Orr March 10th Old Well Lidgo will
ii-n Pan-me. No 6? ., of Passaic, .V. J.

The lodge i-r negotiating for now «your
t. to turn banquet room, to in tter accom-
modate tbrtr guests. they qurcl to
atrial" p issrfsaiull of this room about
um! 15!.

A number of candidates are waiting
f lr degrees, and several specinlc immun
malt ma Will be hvld as often 3-; 0M
trouble. Any mason desirini to Visit
Well Luig‘o- vi‘lli witness work :it rvery
l' ‘HND'HIICMUOH {Or some time I0 CUmt‘,
at ir- out.

LIIHLHH inirrtr rorrs riser.

Public Interest in. the Orgnntlation on
the lnereue
A IIIPOIlfig of the Directors of the
Bomb N'rrivalir Public L‘Di’lil‘" and Read-
ing Riom was held last evening. Miss
A. \Sclitt "title the following report,
siiovruig that the Interest. in the organ
«upon is on tire increase:
\l-i orasiu‘r January]. hill
\a-rtoh ti iamiary l9! .. . .
it arkrtiuriilII-lut‘a‘ raviuiry l. lfiil.
Bori- i-zinul loJiirtt r 15'! ..

Carlin l-am-d -i to lie ern’m‘i”
'anb innuii . Hill).

(in natur lay. J tliUlI'y 24m, them Wilto-
3b MKS taken from the library and 147
vi~itots to the reading room.

A coviimitta» c insuring of Mayor Wil-
im~n ii RMI. Thomi-i I. Rumond and
Rciiriri H. 0 ii ien Wis appmriteil for
the purpoi-r of (‘Ondlzlr'nflfl'lht‘ ailvidniiil
it) of givmg on entertainment for the
iii-mill of [Dr L'hrmv.

 

Ai'eat Swamp necrotJlociety.

The young folk. who lave m the viciri
ity of Pent swam‘p have fumed ii secret
moiety known as the “Filly Loo Carib;
ur,tii-- Arit‘iorit Onli-r of Swamp Amp-Is."
They have A hilly guilt for initiation pur-
poove; a set of p» - «t signs, so that they
may know one “film? rm dark night»;
pun-north, and the» like. They hit”
more very mysterious goings on at their
llll'vliligfl, and it is said, will use the
swamp [or at rind. zvnuw amt picnic
grounds during the c irn‘irrtrmiitimvr.

Y I!- I}. A. Not... .

Aliytiunx merino invited to attend
the mag articles tomorrow afternoon at
Hitln'clock. It in expected that Rev
(3 J North, of South Norivriik, Will be
p errant and deliver an address.

Every member of the association
«should call at tho roorrialhiaovoning.
and ”com a ticket for the membvra’
urinating on Monday evening. February 9

The workora’ training claim will meet
riai usual tomorrow afternoon at 3:00
oeiock.

A Dental train the Republican commit:
m.

We have board it reported that the
it‘pribiicao commitm- pine-rd Own; 1"
Aihrrtcrtiinthe field aaaoandrdatu
thu Council against Joseph A. Voik.
This report is absolutely ialao. We
know nothing of Mr. Athertrm'aeandi
they either individually or an a. commit.
too until informed of it during the day.

Joust it. Liam. l ltnrublloau
Burton is. Churn, immunities.

of Attendance.

Tbs following record of attendance in
the Franklin street reboot again for it
up! considering the weather of the past
I: ’i‘artllam for morning ”has
«No. 9, aouo- No. 8, none; No. 7. none;
Ito. it. our; llu ii. nous, lo. 4. our, No
a, noun. Halt—day Mama-Bo. 0. one:
200. 8. Mr; Ru. 7, Inna; Ito, I; roar-
tna; flu. ii, thtriysiiva: lie. 6, Mala;

 

 

related to ill? borough?

’ DEBlTING CONSOLIDATION

'rrllr quzs'rros stratum or Tilll
EPWOBTII LEAGUE.

and Ila-aun- Why Norwailr and South
Norwaik Should not Dune-It Would
not Eliminate the Sectional Rivalry. ,

The Epworth Magus of the Norwaik
Mr-thodlst bbnrcb heida very interest-
ing debate on “Consolidation," in the
lecture room of the church last OVODIDK.,

The atllrnrativea were Nelson Bene-

dict and Mina Anna'Bnrr. and thenega-
lives Rev. George Van Aiatyno and Miss
Lanna Chasmar. After these four had
opened the debate, the mambera ot‘ the
Da‘gus rook pull in a lively discussion at
the question. Among the arguments
against consolidation were the following:
f. The city has secured a large
number of industries Within her limits
which not only tarnish employment for
many at her own crtrz as, but also tor
manv residing outside, caprciaily tn the
borough. EnieprineJeIf-contained.
2. The city has already supplird her-
self, With an abuudnnCr of good water,
has no. (I schools and churches and
without cmbnraasmetit can make all oth
or improvements as fast as ~he needs
ID?!“ and as she “will rho-tn.

3 .Cnnsolidarion would not eliminate
the rivalry bell???“ the dim-rent are
none.” :l'fiey are disllnc‘ centres of but"-
ner-s. society, religion and education
Consolidation Will not change this fact
our improve the human nature at the
three points. Men are men.

4. Consolidation would not materially
loosen the expense of government. The

.city of 18 000 Would be a civy of so much

who at fi st
would soon

importance that officers,
might serve for the honor,
only serve for more pay.

5. The outlying districts attached. to a
City are seldom eVer ben~iit~d by being
mongol within the municipal Iimsts.
The improvements are generally at the
centre, while the taxes cover all. BuI
the addingot all this northern portion
was a very Wllt'y mutation.

6. East Norwailr is a natural annex
to the city and should be under the cam.-
government. The city is her natural
work center, hers natural trade center,
her natural news center. But how is it
By what ties?
.Siuth Vorwnik does not seek con
solidation. does not‘ want it, does not ask
it. Once she would, but not now. It is
tho prosperity of the city, destined to b.-
urraterin the future than in the past,
which makes our borough friends 90
stations for consolidation. She would
~hare in on; prosiperity. But we don‘t
want to get married—not now.

The owgmphical location of the three
pIBCrS, being at the points of a triangle-
and separated by the Norwaik river. is
itself a natural argument against consol-
idation. The plum-s are thus made inde‘
[math-n! business centers. but With the
t‘hIrI advantages at South Norwnik.
Sun has all the harbor privilege; the
most important railroad station. and the
only respectable hotels in all the town.

l’l’IlhON AI. l'tltAblitAl’lIS.
The Ooinxa and (Io-ninga of People we
Like to Beat! About.

Mr. and Mrs. Patron 8. Bette have re-
turned from their wedding tour. I

Misti Agnes McLean, of Jersey City.
is the guest of friends on Main street.

{ill-s. U. 1". ll lutw. ii and son, of South
NurWaiik. are Visiting A. 1.. Hubbard. in
Sim-ill)".

Miss Susie Olmstead, zit Norwalir, has
bran Visiting her parents at ".‘iItllport,"
New Usnhnn.

Miss Br'ltli' Wheeler, of this city. is
vismng hi‘l itir-lel', Mrs. Frank P. Dying
ton, in Hartford.

Fred 8. Ambler relished yesterday
afternoon from a successful business
trip on L mg Liana. .

' Minn! if. .Vovvkirir, of 1.»va strewn.
spent yesterun, 'n Urneu'n ‘arms, at [its
home of her parents.

Dllsfl Minnie Hunt. of Troy. 3. Y" is
Virtlllni‘ Ili'l’ cousin. Iliad Eva Hunt, on
El-ziiwth atnwt, this city.

lair» L J. Reynolds and agn Jay haw
hem Visiting friends at Katonrlh and
Bailout for the past few days.”

Misses Maggi: Kline and Marnie Troy,
of Yonkers, N. Y., are the guests ol
lira. John T. iisyee, of Wilton avenue.

Miss Emily Piukney, of upper hisin
strert. leaves town for ‘UlIcB, N.: Y.. to-
day lornaever’ai weeka’elay with friends.

hills 1 hi Fooie, of Danhury. a popular
youngtarly student at the Cpmmerciai
Cullvlt'. has returned from a Visit to
Bridgeport, ,

Miss Carrie Faber;

 

 

of Seymour,

visiting Miss L'zzie Toilet, of Chapel
street, for a tow days.

Colour-t ti. ii. Sumner, clerk of the
Superior Court. has been confined to his
residence in Bridgeport for the past two

. days by a severe attack of rheumatism.

Rw. Alexander Hamilton and daugh-
ter Adi-i9, leave Monday for a trip to
Mr. Humilton’o old home at Bantam
Valley, N. Y., ‘and other points of
interest.

Howard w. Duty, clerk for Comatucir
Brothers. leaves town on Monday for
Portland. him, where he will aria-rid the
tenth anniversary of the Young l’eupls’ a
Society of Christian linoleum.

.45. Serious in dating.
“Smart Alcoa” may air their wit in
order to ammo autism, with funny
atorioa while netting the imaginary var-

ton of inert amount, but the pan or
rheumatism. mnlgll, at or as
ch: the untold horror- 0 minis, can-

cer, tapas, or thin atlas-Ir, are not at all
“any. It is tar mm interaction to tho
4|le to tone that tho "Omar Blood
gore,” the latcat mmmph “regard
ahaulit arm or
“mm :t m

 

Intro-om «

MOW WWW Bill
m ’

formeriya Norwalk school strident, is .

CUT THIS OWL

location of tile Alan-um In
lawn“ and Hui-Ila ‘
Box 3"“: Yr. Na Ba ”a an R
station.
Box 4—Corner of Day and
atm- ll.
Box O-Corncr of South iialn
Concord streets.
Box 12 —Franklin street reboot.
Box IB-Corioord street aohoul.
Box Iii—Corner North Hair: and
streets. ,
Box Iii-Corner High street and -
view avenue.
Box IB—Norwalk Iron Work, W
atreet.
Bu: l'l—Corner Walt aunt»
Cedar street. ‘ .
nonwarx.
Box Iii-Corner Iiain and Walla ,
Box Bl—Jnnction Bolder: and . w
Union lav-ones.
Box QI—Union Park.‘
an Bs—Corner West avenue
Berkeley atreet. ._
Box 32,—06rner West
Merwin street.
Box Bil—Corner Chapel and =
streets. ' ‘
Box all—Corner West and
avenues.
B t: 43 -Eust avenue. ,
'B x 52-00mm Main and Gullah
streets.
Box él—Corner Chestnut and
mfll' SIFH‘IO.
Box 56 —Corner Main street and N
DVrlIuB-
Box {SS—Curner Catherine and ‘
streets.
Box CIR—Green.
B ix til—France street.
Box {IS—Wheeler Straw Worka. '
vats.)

THE V‘BBSLAND' Am. RIGHT.

Anxiety All-yed by her Arum at
Point Yesterday.
For several days mach anxiety
been Mt tor the safety or the ac . - . .
“George R. Vreeland" which left PI:
dolphin last Saturday with coal for ;
Housntoniu railroad. The boat ..
safely at Wilson Point yesterday.
has on board a cargo of 678mm of ..
A Sentinel reporter me Clpt. J-n
Abbott of the Vreeland in t eSonlh Nora
walk depot this ruiug, and in ~
mg of his experi on he said that it Id
the roughest. voyage he had ever one
countered along the float. hid by:
“We left Philadelphia last Thnraday
We crime out at the capes on 1“
night with a strong southeast wind,
eight o’clock Saturday night the will!
was working easterly and in a short tint ;
was blowing a gale. At nine o’clock}!!!
wind shifted eastnortbenst and blew
heavy. The vessel was under two reef
sails at ten o’,clocir the vi‘ind still in.
creasing in velocity. At midnight aha
hove. and an hour lat were nailing
under two reef mainsaila and four any?
sails. At 1.30 Sunday morning we ante-
fored the loss of our main gait. At rota,
time the wind was making north-am
and we képt her before the sea and ran -
our yaw! boat and everything that» ii.
movable on deck. We managed N‘M
down to Brigantine which is belt Blind.
gat light with the wind blowing a
and shifting northwest. We than (I
pt:d,both anchors. and gave her- eight
‘fsthoms of photo. At twelve 0’
Sunday it began to clear and during the
evening we began to get am. At
midnight we had the anchor in how and
the schooner under way. The to“ of
our journey was uneventful.”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

BVGIIIIO

 

all.

-—-A tramp a he stole a box of *8”
soap concealed hia lientity by waiting .
himself with a cake of it. ~

SSH-IRIS!) THE NUI’I‘IIL KIM.-

Divovm Granted Intent-y by Jllfl
Prentice in the Superior Gem.
Judge Prentice granted live divurtraa
yesterday. Iiarrha E. Battaraoe, of Rule
walk. was granted a decree front Aaron
8 Buttorson, on the around at donation.
Mrs Batterson mulled that alto 'W
married Sept. 20,1877.and bar hm
defined her February 10,1888,“ wait
in Bridgeport with another union.

[insertion was also the ' of tho
separation of Charter Vellum. at
New Canaan, from Emma Veihniiaillilt‘
of Armenia.

Amelia anhr, of Stamford, (II-
vorcerl from Henry 8. Bawha, ct m
unknown, on the ground of duration. ’

William ii. Barrel. of Greenwidr.wfl ' g
divorced trout Sarah E. larval. of m
Ialand, upon the ground of am

Fannie A. William, of m ,
was given a decree tron: Janna P. Wilv
harm on the “ground of W. ,

OBATOIIY BIIQIID.

A Lively Debate era the W
Report in the Ileana.

Oratory reigned in thefloiraa yaatdb' "
day, occasioned by the uuarraittaa’a for
port. When the arwion upaad
Walker moved that actuarial-”d moi“ M -
on page 118, be upon
nai. A lively debate tolluwaa, iii in
Item Walkar.0teatt will-la. as:
iloipatod. The notion wattaliati.
debate followed. itr. Sana and Ill
Tattle speaking. Atiiu’uiuokthtm
adjourned until'i'neaday. will-the ‘
willhutahau

room has Ibo adjourned suit
the same data.

«Wattsuiayiahaitlaat ‘
dreaming at our tnraraeaa M
thadoahallmaadwarautu
wumandiaohtdmulhwliba

 

 

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