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DIREwGTORY

hating Blillflll Illlllill

TOWN OF NOBWAIJ-

Abbreviations: N.—-Norwalk; Alt—South Nor-
walkle.—EastNorw orw.slk

To those of our readers who around al-
ready awavw of the last we would sa that

heroin represented. who
snail will be found
sway reliable in every business trans—
“201;“ worthy of all patronage
AIR CORPRESSOBS.
NORWALK [RON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
RR. bridge.

ARCHITECTS.
KNAPP. W!- S in Washington at.
Qcoiflcstious usfuriilshed at unsuitable rates.
RANDALL. KlNEitD.cor Main andWallsts,N.
prospective vcfsnd rceiiihsnddraw g.
AUCTI

ass Wsll st.N
IITCHlLlaJARB so .
”homunculus-i.

W011 L'HOHIEDIRU, N Washington at.
ofprepsrty sold.

I no.

”slain Riff; d lit Washington

DeKLYN ASON st, an

st. E. N. SID dealers lnconfectionery, ice
errant. iota, etc.

.0 OFIELD EMMAC. lSNo. “nabs. N. Sole
agent for iiorton s celebrated ice m. N. P
KEN HAS. L. lain st.nesr on

w ER. C andico cream. Fresh Mum daily.

WHSON'S" lime Rude" Brad
ville. Leaveordersat Gus Pitzer s. 17R Pnnlalc‘:

BANKS.

CENTRAL NATIONALIBANglahe. $215.23 3'
H- “twntfzmd’n fer. vice-president;
William Curtis,cashi '

CITY NATIONAL BANK. The. 68 Washingtonsi,
near Iain S. N. litifltll.W surplus flit
500. it. ii. Rowan. ”president; was it. Lay-

cashier.

ton,

FALKPIELD COUNTY NATIONAL HANK.The
4»! Wm at. N. 18% Cnpital
000. hut. James .Hyatt; vicepresL.
O. Koala; cashier. Lewis C.G

‘W‘I‘g (:0:le WGS'mmge. In
\ all ll . . .W

mob... "°“ Mp...

Harlin S. an.vtee
prest; Jamesl H. Bailey.trcss.
'NATlONAL BANK OF NORWALK. The. of Wall
cnrporatsd 1.85? She

Will

u, N ,m

czar . prsst..DE. Jim fig” unit-ill

Pric tree

but?” Them-3. K. Ask Sign” J A Osborn.
O. E. Wilson. Fitcb.W . P.
Bishop. Hauk'srs‘,w Windham"?-
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.

’ R 'ALK VINGS SOCIETY. The. Wallet, N.
I“i’ieri‘oeits 03.2mm, ,snr ins 300.000. George
Emu; urdwviceprut' .,

George B. ,

SOUTH n“NORWALK SA GS BANK, The, De-
posl .

on mortgage.
oleaalc.) ‘

SOUTH NORWALK B (:0. S. N. Hammond
m'wk' ”mm” 'f‘iifii'm beer and

. a CO. . ours

TWIN“ X'oiirs‘... Hlomcdrmbd lamb and mutton.

BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BUXTON. J. P. Postolllccboafib. N. Circulars

folded iii over 1000 Sunday paper's.
IILACIISIII’I'IIS.

CARR. GEO. T. f00t Raymond at. S. N. Herse-
shoeing s s RRIDH'IS BUILDERS. N “mm
ELL. fl. CO. P. 0 box 534. S. n

B dbl-3:3. sinks. pile foundations, etc.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

BROWN.H.E. So.Hainst.S N. custemWorkand
repairinga aswcial

1!-
IIAHVEY.O. H. 'No. lain sl.S. N. spoclaltiesin
boots. shoes alsl rubbers.
SCHAUB. JOHN a. SON. 86 Washington st. 8. N
Ageod assortment at low prices.

BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
PHILLIPS,GEO. 29 Railroad Plane. S. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.

MRSKLLHRS AND ETATIONEILS.
PINNEO. J. ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed
ding stationery, base bull and tennis goods.
PLAISTKD’S DRUG STORE. 43 Washington st,
S. SN. School supplies and general stannery.
BOX IIARERS, (Wood and Paper.) m
.KNAI’ E. I. Wamst.S. N.msliufacturer o
9’ mete. General shop jobbing.
BUILDING MATERIALS. m
HmrtJOHNH. fLWsshingtonst, AN
bins mm pipe, bsy, straw. etc.
.LEONAIID, CHAS...TWaterst.N brickofall
but. . hair. «in. also blue
aims. die brick an

NONI) EROS. Illwaukee. Philadelphia anti
.mTLwD frtaiis. much, lune, cement. adamant
“TU Hat. DISH-RSI. EGGS. no.
HOM‘ON BUTTER BUUSLHRII door to the Pint
S.N.—a specialty made of all diluent
ofcbeese. bemused comic-tic. All
gradesof butt-Immi- canned-insid- etc.
CARRIAGE “restrooms.
:.DANN WRwaulsgN. Carriages, barnucu,
hale. stable and carriage furnishings.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
r'CNOWL-IAIHSU. sthnn st. 5. N. estimates
given. Jobbing promptly attended to.
Olt‘th. WI. Asia'l‘ayleravcnue. S. N. Jobbing
prumpuy attendedto
RANDALL. I. D. iiatsiail's mill E. N. letters
machiisiry run by cheap power ciiabIes me to give
low dgures. Large work a specialty. .
WNDJ. it. so Water at. S. N. manufacturer
brackets. casings. curiae blocks. col
”Mala hamsters Ham-troll sawing-nu
. turning. Hat ocks. hetwmbosrusmenc
Jobbing done. Isumaws given. Telephone til-s.
SHERWOOD. S ii. iii Grove st. S. N. Jobbing

WILSON. S. H. shopCrorsst.nesrlalu .-0fl|cecor.
st.snillteliieusve . N. Steam wood working.
motildiuu. window frames and turning. 10mm
tstimauls. Hurley krsiasl. Telephone number“
CARPKTS AND OILCIMTHS.

SCOPIKLD a HOYT. ll (lustre bldg, N. dd Wash
ingtoust. EN. (Sec advertisement.)
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
Y HENRY Namath st. s. N. manufacturer of
WW Special attention given to retrainng.
lift RIGHT a lbYNN, footof Fmfllnsnmanntw
:nrsrsof trucks, etc Painting.
' . N am. horse-shoeing.
..IJ’. k . . r i t

'ARTO C.ll.lllNo.Hainst.fovmerlyoeroad
“w,“ NmKRI'M 'KJIWailsLN m.“ and
L w
.ttflstlfmp notice lute
. TWO mos.

YB. .A00.mlain N.alsooews
“‘ ’Jim... ......m'i

ORIENT PIPE RANCTACTCBERS.
N. all sizes and

010” 803 IANUIAO‘I‘UBIIS.

, CHAS. Hoffman“ E.N.msnufse
fl JOHNdwm snddsslcrln bbons.
010“ mutAC’l’Ull-ERS.
nod-g.“

SOLISTKAD CIGAR CO.Tbe.lotiollaln
manufacturers Insclgars
OLDWILLOIGAHCO Ths.Wssbingtotist,'S it.

mull-sum.
WAORIRS. I) unmet. S.N. alsolobberin

Wat-XVII. {'NGINZERS. N
INA”. . lfl a ill b s. .
“toughen S lemming. st, mm?
HID W..S.ASON.oor WestavsuuesndConre
lssllt .S.andlt.liydrsliite ssnliarysnglnesra
WOOD 0.3. 8 lainst. N. Allorderspromptly
o'sinimto humus.

MI a“ WWW N. and I4
‘mw. cadmium-is: ism-lies
ooar. as» wooo.

JOHN H. ftw s. it. lamps.
"merchandis- infirm... WH

rm OHAATWstsr lt.thsbastvsrls-
é” finish-roams» alsoait

HOLLIS. I. taco. memmabosfsemry
laminate-mush.

“MH- . n ma pnmasatmhs
:tfmnmlfimom Gssstts bd‘g. casslmm

“fir-1M” HAYI continues. Sills?!”

summers lla‘l‘ Itayumdmumhsymm.

Won...
Warren-E

2062““! IANUFACTURIRS.
BOTH “www.msm. Ranche-
COU UGH REMEDIES.
PLAISTED‘S COUGH RHERDYmarrsnlstl wears.

manufactured and Washington at. S. N.
CHOOSE!“ AND GLASSWARI. .
NASH. P. H A BRO. cor. KunsudWeststsJ. N.
Agate sndtin ‘ '

UNIVERSAL STORE. The. N06 near W

lamps. crockery. glam ware.b fl'

HO l'DENTIETS.
UTWKLLJ’. PLaudsr' So. Iain

N. oneehours,8a.m. nglock. ‘3'

KENDALL, CEO 8.. D.D S. Was

.eor.
P‘rankiinsta.tl.0 N. HonisSa.hi.totl. pun.

NKWKIRK. J. billed at residence
iloiial Church. N. gas administered.
Gold pincelalu crowns inserted.

WEED..WL.. D.D..870East as SN.
Rounds. m.t06p.iu. WWW“

DOORS. EAST! AND HLINDS.
SIHTHNW H.ACO. lhAI'IWsier N. carriage
wood work, wheels. etc. at.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
Balm P. I. DChmtnutst. E N. Crushedstoue.
Morgen BROS. Akromsal glared and t
t enema
. Milo“ inch-Jails.“ i
EAST 85mins AND CHEMICALS. 3 I
ll PHARMACY Van Zaldt s . .
Sundayboml to10am‘. 4w9p m. Ylsr'esci'ip-
lions carefully compounded.
G.REGORY J. G. as Wall st. N. Established ms.
Wholesale and retail Popular prices,
mos JOHN A it lain st. N. Perfumes—fifty
dve different perfumes.
PLAISTED‘S. 43 Washington st, 8. N. patent medi-
cines.etc. Physicians' prescriptions aspeclalty.

DRY-GOODS.
AHHLRR J. L. A SONS-“Tbe Equitable “ No. 2
Gszette building. N. Dry goods. oil clot in, mat-
tings slid rugs.
S,ANKE If. K. Mabsckemo Hotel block. 8. N. dry
goods. notions gloves etc. Uudcrweu'aspecialty.
BENNETT. J. P. 19 Halo st, N. Business estab-
lished over forty-two years
DICKERNAN. A. LEON. 34 Washington st.E. N.
ib'ygoods. oodnurpeis. etc tset- adv )
800le A HOYT, a Gazette bldg. N'. 66 Wash-
ington 81.8 N (See advertisement.)
S.TREET EDWARD, b Gazette bldg. N. Dry
goods. fancy goods. bottom sud hosiery.
E, ELECTRICIAN.
BARKER V. Electric gas‘ lighting;
alarms; coll bells. Ac.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS C0. odlce railroad station, E.
N. aud43Wailst. N. preio forwarders to all
ports of the world. Passenger tnu'nsen‘icc. Low
rates. Lest“ Hunt. agent.
EKPRESSSIEN.
BUWXTON A BRUNDAGE. ofllceat Benedict‘s. 43
all sf. N. Our motto. “prompt attention."
CAVANAGH'S EXPRESS, .furuiture and
pianos moviai. [leave orders at laisted s. S. N.
SHERWOOD. W. W . N slate at post-office and
Hale s. Careful and prompt service.
nTRACTS. ESSENCES. ITO.
BYXBKE. F. S. A200. Wlainst N. Manufactur-
ers of Scofleld’s celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufacturers of
fine extracts. ED. Ambler.
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS Bradle s so phstc.s

inl manuies. land plaster. ygirouiii.lflbopil:t‘:’.“vll00d sum.
SMITH. W. H. ACO. Water st. N. sgcnts for Wii
items Clark dt Co‘s standard fertilizer

FIRE HBICR AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS. ordinary shapes in stock, spcc~
hills to order.llre mortar.sand.chimney due linings

FISH. 0" STEBS. (SLAMS. ETC.
HUNT A ZKLUl-‘L' OSWsshlngton at. S. N this
fish. oysters, clams. fruits, game, vegetables.eic
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.

HORTON, JOHN H. CZTnylor sveiiue. S. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYIOND SHOE. contractors for mg. concrete.
asphalt. brick. cement and gravel walks.
FLORIDA STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATERS.
HEEKER, W. H. 8'. CO. Music Hall block, 8. N.

sole agents.

FLOUR. GRAIN AND PEI-ID.
‘lSLAND ,GEII“ FDOUR. the best made. Don‘t

fail to use it.

L'HOHHEDIEU. DANIEL. east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of fsuiily floor It pt
RAYMOND BROS. bay. straw. flour and feed in
psckngc, load car or cargo lots.
RED HILL. Darieu.Crofoot d: lime. Grain. cholc
groundfecd .grshsln and rye' llour.

FLORISTS.
HERO, PAUL, Woodward Place. 5. N. plums. cut
flowers and ornamental pieces mode to order.
G '1 P. 1..qu o UuionCeuie
‘Plgi‘tjf'cnt flowers. etc“v ”oral work a s

E. N. mart Bedding

“cumulus!“ and floral .3532. all kinds

roses a
SHITHJOHN H. So. lain st.S.N. theoldestand

bestknown florist in this‘ vicinity Pianis.cut
flowers. etc. Piord wink of all kinda a specialty
and done preui.ptly

FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEMAN, THEODORRM' asb’lngtou st. (eastend)
Furniture. looking glasses. picture frames. etc.
CHAN A WHi'l'TLESKY. in Hainst.N. (flay
moud's old stand). See advertisement.
RAYHOND GEO. H. new store «and 48 Rain st.
ourdoors above old store.
STOW! DAVID. all. lib. ill. and 52. 80.th st. S.N

Furniture. mattressa. etc.

GAS LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. office 19
Water at. N Gas (or light. heat and power.
Coke six cents per bushel. Coal Tar three doi-
lars per barrel . package extra.

0300388, (WholesaloJ
HOLMES A KEELKR. band it Wall at N. whole-
sale grocers. flour. grain. bay. etc.
SKLLKCK BROS. l4 and to Wall st. N. wholtnslc
grocers. flour. feed. ysin. bay. etc.
GROCHRS.
BROWN a WILCOI. 70 Washington st, S. N sole
agents for celebrated Parmlngton cresmery butter.
BECKER, CONRAD. Mt Washington st. S. N.
cieebo moceriss sssnd provisions.
FKRIHS. CHAS.H successor to Hutchins.'.DNe.

Iain at. S. N table delicacies for family trade.

l'lNNEGAN ‘0' REILLY. ids Ruin st. N. dour.
feed. hay, straw. coal and wood
VINNKY A BENEDICT ll Wall st. N. fancy and
staple groceries. artifact oncry. fruit, cte.
PITCH. D W. West armour. Kerwin st. N. mused
Waldo! tiller. sic

mm
Gymnatwwstrt. leatertoihcbsst

GUYER Ah SON. T H. 5"“!!er E. N. line gro-
ecries.eh oicamssts. deduced ,cio,

W.W. S. hatsvanesrll. lt. station] N.

paint. school supplies. etc.

LAWTON. P. Dub CO. 2280. Mainshil. N. gro-
ceries and tnblo delicacies

L'HOIEBDIKU. DANIEL. east end of Washington
st. bridge. 8. N. less. coffees. spices. a specialty.

MOORE & HARIIAN. No. lain st. bcerevt. S. N

niisfereigrocerics. ruils. dour. fwdmfr:

NEW YORK TEA (30.. 4? Iain st. N. ~H. Heller-
Tess. concussed spices especially.

NICKERSONLSETTS, dbaud ll? Halli st. N.s
specialty made of table delicacies.

OTHAEE. 0K0 Wilton svs. and School st. N.

New store. neigeaodpvsug‘ncw prices. S N

HOU C as It st, bead-
Bummer celebrated'Dew Mum

usd.goods

ALDEN. CHAS. H. IWsll N. cream bub
vter. cbmcggs. bledsiicaz‘l'ss. from at?

GUNS AND AIIIUNITION. , , ..
GUNS. ANNUNITION and Sporting Goods of all
No 4 water st.. N.

IIAT'I'IRE' ICES. (l'rn'tl or)

AschhO‘EldlfPH J. 7H0nrosst,S.N.sisoformers

rimmi'mtmaco. 79me 8.
mil. in ofssai skins. plmbss. :i‘ml'ii'gs.
antics ofliattsrs

burglar

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cream I KNAPP.

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duel-mac
HARNESSIIAIIIRS-
WYKKDP. H. aWalist.N.cesttsumsdsbsrus-
sndrcpairingneatl
HORSEd DEALERS.
PARSONS] inck..lsrm.SNdnc

(ass adv.)

MHOMIEDOEu;
H UHA JOHN. No Mains 3 special
cq temtionglf'vcutoshoelng driving'Atrottingborsea.
on?!” NJ.C.Collins.
ANERICANH tollainst. .
Britatmpoiuplamrcstanran attached
GERIANIA HOTELD Hailrosdpiacs.0eorgs

8cm” D AN. R. R. ml”depot.
NORWALK Hm
I. Hchcrson. “Trude-w

Havilsnd. parietal
HOUSE ”ENTERING GOgDS. .
STEVENSJ. H 02me S crockery.
glassware.“ tinaad woodsuwsrs. st.
ICE DEALERS.
.ll.URCHARD H “Bowen Point Parm."S. N. also
milk producer
0 INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGE ill LOCKWOOD. 0 Iain st. N. lusnr
anceaud real estate lnall lis branches.
LAYTON. JACOB hf. Washington st next to P 0.
S.N dre'. plate glass. accident andlifc (see adv)
LOCKWOOD WI cor lainsndWaliMN. Real
eetats. Investments, loans negotiated. etc.
NORRKLLA L’HOHNEDIEU. 95 Washington at,
S. N strictly tintclass companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 ll 47 Washington st,
EN. Real Estate and insurance

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE INS. 00.. S. E. L'
lloinmedieu. agent. Washington st. 0 N. see ad.
RETROPOLITAN LIFE [NS 00. 90 Washington
st. S. N. P. J. Grubb, assistant snub
NORWALK FIRE INS. CO. N. in successful
busin since l”. No outstanding Iossclaims.
PKOPL ‘8 LIFE 1N8. C0. The, No 45 Washing
ton st. S N Jun. French, amt. superintendent.

v INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUPL‘RD R. B. Masonic bldg. N. 6% Bonds
Hiddltxtea Hacking ind Equitable M‘t‘gcos Cos
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W H. ACO. lbsnd lYRWatsrsLN.
springs. axlcs. carriage hardwsrc.ctc
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
HERRll'lf'l‘aaK. N. 52nd lid Water st. N. iron work
km
THE Duncan mon RAILING WORKS, Water
st 8. N. Wm. H. Hoyt. proprietor
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwslk IronWorks
Co.. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.
JEWELERS.
PERRIS. A. S 3950. Halo st. 8. N. op. City Hotel.
S. N flue which repairing a specially.
HOYT. H. B. lsNo. Kain st,S. N. strictly flrchlam
goods at low prices
JACKSON. LeGRAND. 68Wsllst. N watchmdla
moods. etc. Fine wsilch repairing s specialty.
ROOD. H S. dismoudsmsiches “alerting
plated were, repairing aspociai ty 83
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALFRED E. room 3 lssonlc b‘d‘g. Wail
st. borough. Notary and Braille
FROST. RUSSE B No. Main “'02 notary, legal
busineiw of all kln s csrefully am: mudedto

HURLHUTT J. HELDRN, rooms and do Gsnctte
building. Wsll st borough.
LIGHT. JOHN H.103 Washington” .N. notary

commissioner of deeds for New Yorkssia
mcswoon EDWARD H rooms Gssetts bidg.
borough. Attorney, notary and pinion.
SEYMOUR. JOHN S. room a. Fairfleld Co Nat.
Rnnk building. N. Counsellor st lsw.
WALSH, JOHN J. rooml Mssouic building. Wall
st. borough.

LIYEBY STABLE.

DANN HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Office No. 8 River st. N.
GREGORY. 630. S. is Knight st. N Pine turn-
outs c specialty. Telephone 353.

LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Ds at. E.
N. Hsuufscmrersofbuiidcrs' hardware. on
other at Pearl st; New York odlce 9? Headset;
Chicago office l9 Lake IL
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY. S N. New York
office in Cbsmbcrs st. Locks and builders' bard-
wsrc; designers; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings in bronze. brass and iron

LUIIBER DEALERS.
HILL. R J. OWaterst. N All kludsoflnniberdc
livered to any point by rail, team or vessel.

IlACHlNI SHOPS.
NORWALK lllON WORKS CO. The. Water at

limit If ..S N. Genet-slime machinery iron

and brass rigs. forgi ,Habbitt metal, rc-
palrs for manor-clerics steamboats.
SCOFiELD. WI A. KnightsbN. Newmacblncry
rustic and repairing promptly attended to.

HARRIET GARDKNERS. -
JENNINGS A WATERHUKY. S N berries and all
garden produce in season for the wholesale trade.

HARKETS.
A HODEL HARKET. 20 Wall st. N. Wm. Wardwcll
prop.. beef. veal. lamb motion and pen ltry.
AVISON. A. le Iain st. N. meats. fruits, regs-ta
hiss. fish. oysters. clams. and escsllbps. butter.
eggs. .iidcann
BENNETT A BUSTED. meats. dab
stern. clams. fruits. Is No. Haiti st.E
BISSBLL. DANA C. I2 Hate at. N. choice-cats.
poultry. dish. vsgetablcs,ctc
SRl’f‘TO'S CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water st. N
Nesta. vegetables. fruits. poultry. at lowest prices
CARR. WiLLiA! H. Benedict Pam market. I. N
Pine meats. fresh vegetables—lowsstcssh prices.
PA NGTON J. A. meals.

4%.... fruits. butter. sis. WEE;
GKlST, GEO. Bust avenue. E. N. choice meals.
vsget'ables. fruit. etc. Lowest cash prices.
HAYES PERD is No. Rain at S N. prluick meats

f al lkiuds. omsrsnosrss renderedisrdaspsc
JUDSON.A. G. Central luket. cor. Hainand’Havi-

.. r .. .. nwr Wow”...
”BURNER.“ l as

N. mu: allfresklnds .38?“

‘Kwootm. wmamnnu
flab. om clams vegtlsbleaetc.
waxwoonsiocswodo. 7 Iain st.l‘f. its.
duties aspcclal

matstrypoul .oilsb. I!

A. Oh! Well list 21 No. Rain
1.gogfl'prl mealtime ant! iryat at'l owestprless‘.‘ st.
HALHO. ALBIN. Rain st. neersst. S. N. choice

meats. dab. oysters. regs tables. delicatessen.ctc
PICKERINO. H. S. East ave.op. school house. E. N.
beef. vul.mutlon.etc .W W bi st.S N

AU JACORE at ssngion ..
“Stump rsbclsss meats. poultry a specialty.
illll’l'll's WASHINGTON MARKET. do Washing
ton“. N.flne mealsaudpoultry forfamilytrsdo
SPILLANKJ. W. lb Inboard st. N. wagon runs
daily all over the town.

WADKW. S‘ market. KlmGrovs. S. N.
tosilpartsoftownwithdrtefrcshsud tmeais.
WIXON. J. EWWallst.N. Choice meals. poni-

”Tim I”. “’8‘“ “We 0m etc.

HIABHLI AN? ()ng of
THS.P.W.stsr st. . mans one due
1”granite and marble work, also deal: in building
“”“fifl‘lb‘m mum
STEVENS . . u .

lie multimedia. heahtouss. parts. etc. ‘
IAEONS AND BUILDERS.
SKYIOUR. HENRY. to West ave. EN. All kinds

of stone mason contracts taken.

SHELDONMWoILIJAI. l9 “milder“ N. State
SIITHWWILLIAIM H. II West II. 3.3. Jobbing
LAWLOH. Wild-IAN. Bnl'ml ILN. Allkfndsdf

attended to.
Granite from my on usury.
mo 0

WEEDS. [meals sad is
ego. distill. Sand-newer 1"

goods
”MEANT TAILORS.
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is (asssdvsrtlsement) .

mgrcli'ibsoxtss. mnuwum m” ..

JAKES.IRS I. lelainth.N. latent
lcs.lonreiugs specialty.
Sr.,JoHN.li-fllllalnst.ll. Ilium. Pariah
MHseroods.

i HUSIO “TEACHER: mmw
RADLRY do to: in.
R. Hurricane-tit. mmentslmuslconly'
FRITZ. llSS HINNIEP. in latest. N. Piano
sudorganlustrnctlou. -
GIBSON ALEX. s. finish its. Piedmont:
and harmony
HUNTINGTONHHE. its Halli shit. Vocal iri—
structionsndvoiccdevclopmurt.
NASH. KISS JENNIE K. 3 North avenue. N.
Piano and Wear; fl and
SAWYBH. HHS. RJ tea: 0 muniental
vocalinusic. Hesidsmst blrs. RH Plaistod.’s.
West st.S..N
NEWS DIPOTS. HNblsnk
HODWELL. R. E. 7! Washington 3i .
WHEILIILJ. RIM Washingtusthidfltfil
Wand oosry. tin sndglssswarc. '
NEW vests KISSING-:30. , '

WIS WWRW'SM

LOCKWOO D,.C it. places nsmyii'aSJm Greg-
ory aN.; New York 100 Greenest.
NEW I SECOND-BAND FURNITUBI.
PODHORE. WE. under Salvation Army Banach.
S. N. Stoves. ranges. , carpets. etc.

OYSTER PLANTERE AND DEALERS.

HELL. HlRAE P O. Box ill. 8. N. wholesale
shipper of oysters and clams.

CUTHILLRJ. footof Raymoudshs. N. whole-
asic dealer in disconten-

HOYT. W H. AEON. 124Waterst.md E. N. “gout of
Roman!) planters. exporters
dealers in native oysters.

REED A HOUEHAN.1MWatersl.S. N. planters
and shippers of Norwalk oysters

VANNAI J. LWACO P. 0. Home N.
Oysters clams. wholcsnlc sndretai

PATTERNS AND IIODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. H. Ais-
orpe. prop" Riverside ave E. N Stoves. Steam
and Hot Air irFurnace wor a specialty. Sole
agent for the celebrated Canon furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

PROWITT. J. T. 45 Halo st. N. Jeweit‘s loads.

Its-cry and Wadswovlli' a mixed paints.

RAYMOND BROS chctt‘s. Atlantic and Seeley's

Lead. Cslcuita oils and Averill Chemical Paint.

SMITH. W. H. A00. is .9. l7 Water st. N. agents
for 1.0an a Eartinss paints.

PAPER HANGINGS.

PROWlTl‘. J. T to Iatnst. N. window shades,
Hollands. flaturcs. etc.

TAYLOR A C0. St Rain 1. N. also hardware,

palms. 01b. 8118!. etc.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
HLACKNAN C. A ll lain st.N. Instantaneous
process. Children s photos a specialty.

NORTH. 0 S. 78 Washington st. 8. N. one quality

only and that the best.

READHAN. P. K Gazette bull ..N Cabinet
photograpiisflmpei doc; one domflxlo.

PIANO THNIR‘ AND HIPAIRIBS.

HENDKE. C. P. cor “sliandKnight sis. N. Also

dealer in pianos. organs. sheet music. etc.
PLANINO SKILLS.

RANDALL. MINER D. if. N. All kindsof wood

work at retail or for the .

, PLUM!!! G.
KEKKHRACOW W H. Insic Hall block. S. N.
Plumbing. strum and gas dtilng.

NASH. F. H. A SRO. cor. Halo and West its. 8. N.
Plumbing and gas Siting.” and beaten

RAILROADB.

NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY 00. June! W.
Hyatt. presc; Edwin G. Hoyt. snpt.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

LAYTON. J ACOH E Washington st. next to P. O.

S N. property for lie. houses to test. (see adv )

HORRELLA L'HONHEDIEU. N Washington at

S. N. selling. renting and collecting.

WllSON. 0. E. Gare-tie bldg. N. investments and

money to loan. Also insurance written in best

of companies lit the lower: rates.

WOODWARD. E. A No. lialri st. 8. N. houses 0

rent and building lots for sale.

RESTAURANTS.

BEE HlVE. 5 Water at. N. warm meals at all

hours. dinner 5c. _

HENRY'S. lose. lain ILS. N. The best be dinner

in the city. Band by the any or week.

SANITARY ENGINEERS.

RIDER. W. H. AEON. cor. Wei-l ave. and Cunn—

luudt Plum. S. N. Hydraulic sud Civil engineers

SCHOOLS. (Private)

HAIRDflS KISS fNSTlTU'i’B. 6 Orchard st. N.

Young ladies building and day school

IEADKim .Irs. Hillside. N Day and boarding school

list lmillilim HI Yogi-’31 b
etc a
New Wk artist: :mplo ed in
musical department. Special advantages or (be
the study of an. andelocut‘iou.
Pallterm begins October ' Circulars will be
sent upcar application

NORWALK HlLl'l‘ARY lNSTlTUTE. N Pranks.
Roberta, principal. Circularnurcuoest.
WILEOIN. Ill E H. tifhool [Sr bo “Negro:
Cl W0! (‘0 m. If: Of (St W
For circulars. ailments!» bom-

SEWING RACHINIE.
EHAlLER. c. 'it is So. lists It. s N. “Wheeler and
Wilson" and "Household. " needles. oli. attach
meets. Repslringsspeclalty.

SEWER CONTRACTORS.
RAYHOND BROS. sewers built. water plpcs laid.
excavating. dlling. grading. landscape gardening.
SHOE. ‘ ANUPACTURERS.
LOUNSSURY. ATHKWSON A CO. S.N. Lenin
dueshoes

680. B. WEED I! CO.

73. and 7" . Water at
Haunfacturers of ladies'
(lite footwear for the retaitrade
SHIRT-"AIS“ AND UNDERWEAR.

HUTCHINSON. COLE 8 CO. Norwsik. New York
and Bridgeport. Cons.

:mceursecom

SPORTEMBN'E GOODS.
AIKEN. JOHN H. as Halo st. N. bowlqusrtcrs for
guns. dsbing tackle. ammunition. etc.
ETAIR BUILDERS.
HAKIRJULIU S. Watson. nextto Wheelsr'l foun
017.0. N. .bsstIairsasl railsto
THB DUNCAN [RON SAILING WORKS. Water
a. S. N.W in H. Hoyt. proprietor
STEAM ”DIN” AND. m
HORWALI lRON WORKS C0. mWatsr at.
near it. it. bridge. . .
STIAIISIIIP TIOIIT AGENTS.
CURTIAS S..W lasonle hoildtm N *iessssblp
13% iscotiii‘i'im'w bington be: no
, as st. tto
EN. Pasasgetleketndnfmuloccy ordsmtsessd
STONI DEALERS.

FIRMS. JOHN H. footof Washington SN.
brick. lime. eemsngbal plaster. “'

HORTON. JOHN H (El’f’sy'iorsvenss; S. 1!. tan
W" BROS. bin brown.

HAYEONDM us. Greenwich and
building mgranite andmsrbls trimmings.

STOVIS. RAND“ AND HEATERS.
“Tell“. LANDONJDHMIIMI It.“7 S. N. Oil

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RECOVERED HER CHILD.

LITTLE rtossre DAILiiY 1N HER
aornzn's ARES soils.

seulisr Case In which W. T. Test. of
Bus Hive" l'sme. Figures-A Possibil-
ity that Legal Action will be Taken.

The Bridgeport Standard prints this
“A peculiar case in which as
mother sought to recover possession of
her child was brought to light yesterday.
when Deputg, Sherfl'heonsrd visited the
house of Joseph Pest, on Fairiield eve?
one. and secured the Rifle girl. . Some
time ago Hrs. Dolley. a worthy woman.
who was then out of employment, gsvs
umber child into the custody of Joseph
Post's family in South Norwaik, no
agreement between the parties being
We by Attorney Grey. Hrs. Dailey
came to this city and obtained employ-
ment as sssrvsnt in Mrs. P. C. Cslhbuu's
family. She had not seen her four year
old daughter, Flossie. for many weeks,
until u few days sgo, she saw the child
on the street.

”Hrs. Dniley. having a motherly silve-
lion for her ofi-pring. was desirious of
rrgsining the little one. and she itnmed
istely took steps to ascertain where the
Pest family lived. She soon learned tbiit
thry had moved to this city. and that
they were recidiog on Foiriield avenue.
Wishing to rightfully secure the custody
of the child, she consulted Attorneys De-
Forirst & Klein, and after inquiring into
the (sets the lawyers concluded that the
papers drawn by the Norwulk Inwyers
were not binding. Accordingly. Deputy
Sheriff Menard. accompanied by Mrs.
Dailey. visited Hr. Peel's residence yes-
terday, and when they departed the
child went with them,"

Mr. Pent was formerly a restaurant
keeper (Ill Ntrwulk and has only lived in-
Bridgoport a short time. His name. how-
ever, is not Joseph, but William '1'. Peat.
Hrs. Dsi.s a women of Scotch descent.
Time is s DOEsiDllllV that legal action
will be taken by the family to obtain the
child again.

Councilman Yolk Denies a Humor
The following letter has bCi‘ll received
from Councilman Joseph A. Yolk as a

denial to an unwarranted report that has u

been spread about the city:

The repofl having been circulated that
E E. Crowe was responsible for the can-
didscy of George F. Alhr-rilin at Pridsy' it
special city election, I take this oppor.

worry of stating that lifter investigating
tbccsse thoroughly 1 find the report on
true Sud should not be credited. The
sfbrting of Mr Atherton’e boom was in
an entirely different. direction. I give
lhlS notice to clear Mr. Crowe of blame
in the matter Bfitl_ assure the public of
my kindly ft'tiltlg toward-n him.

erzrii A. You.
Jab. 31.1891.

Increased Interest in Temperance.

The large number who attended the
meeting of the Union (limpet Ti-iiipnrunce
Rsform Association, in their half on th
Washington street bridgi- yesterday
afternoon null the interest taken in the
exercises shows that [Ilt' lllft‘lPSf. in the
temperance cause is on the increase.
The meeting was led by Joseph Miller.
Jacob Grunt, Joseph Tamumlly sod
Thomas Wood.
met-ting several
oledge.

persons signed the.

. Fir a.Nsw Club House.

At the rooms of the Normilk Club on
Saturday afternoon ii subscription paper
wss placed on one of (be tnbles,und before
midnight ova-r 37,000 had been subscribed
towards building s new club home.
From lhlI present outlook (hi to 'is but
little doubt that the rrquirmi $25,000 will
be ruined. The site of the new building
iil part of the Charles Issues estate sd-
joining the residence of Mrs. E. P. Word.
The building WI“ be of brick and corn
tam all of the latest improvements.

, * They Stole the Cltlsr.

Eugene Reynolds. ltllSrl “Terror,"
Henry Deacon. silos “Silver." sud John
Usblll. alias “Brandy," were before the
tribunal of Justice Austin this morning.
HCCHM‘d of stealing cider fronts bar.
rel in the nor of ilsnion's SiliOOfl on
Will! street. Art Rvynoldl nod Dilution
was caught in the act by Officer
Ari ionabuut 11:00 o'clock lsstsveoirtg.
the pleaded guilty and were lined 33.00

alligator, Csbill wss found not guilty
an acquitted

I'- II. C. A. Not...
Tho rooms were medr'ti oi the song

‘servlcie Scrutiny afternoon end the meet-

ing was a geodetic. Rev. C. J. North
being absent from the city. the meeting

kthef form of s testimony service. led
by the General Secretary.

The (‘Invses in Germsn and ponmau.
ship will inset this evening at 8 o ‘eloek.
Any young man can join the psomsnsbip
class to- night.

Csrpeniers to Orgsnlss.

The Onfpr'lllfll of Norwslk root to the
Sons of Temperance Hall. last Saturday
evening. to consider the advisability of
forming s union. A committee was.
appointed to procure s charter and it
was voted to hold a meeting next Satur-
day evening. when the union will be
“organized and officers elected. All first
class carpenters are invited to be present.

To In Dedicated iarsa let. ‘
The omelet board of the East Avenue
If. E. church brill a meeting yesterday
and settled to dedicate the new church
y. Hatch fat. The Board will

 

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mum-sass

At the close of the r'

CHRISTIAN BNDEAVOR DAY.

How it was Observed In the South Nor-
walk Churches.

The tenth anniversary of the organiza-

 

tion of the Young People’s Society of '

Christisii Endeavor wss observed lit the
South Norwclk Congregational church,
yesterday. In the morning Rev. J. A.
Biddle preached an excellent sermon to
the young people. taking his text from
Genises 12:5. The Cbristisn Eudesvor
meeting in the chapel was led by the
president of the society, Charles J.
Palmer. The subject was "Chosen of
Christ." The evening service wss of a
very interesting character. After the
opening seihem by the chmr. responsive
readings were given by Mr. Palmer and
the congregation. Rev. J. AfBiddie
read [the scripture lesson and offered
prayer. Rev. L. H. Cobb. D D., of New
York was then introduced sud be do

versd' nu excellent adore. whlch wss
listened to with interest. He spoke par-
ticularly of the miniou work in the
west, and exhibited s number of views
of churches on the frontier. The music
rendered at all the services wss of a high
character, especially the anthems by the
choir. in which sales were given by Miss
Annie E. Hall. Mrs. N. E. Campbell sud
Henry Tilly and Sriles Lawrence.

At the Baptist church, yesterday, both
services recognized the snniverssry of
theY. P. S C. E.' Tbs morning sermon
was upon “Conse'crutiou' and the even-
ing was devoted to the Christisn Eu-
deavor movement and its relation to the
church work. The text wasl. Tim in .1».
Mr. Wheston developed so analogy be
tween the Christian Endeavor society's
principles and those of the Baptist de
nomination in the pledge of the society
and the covenant of the church; the ad.
here-nee to the Bible for guidance and
supremo loyalty to Christ, onfy. were
csrdlnsi principles With both. The ser-
mon was extremely interesting and iri-
stmctive sud it made Christian Endeavor
work so attractive that some old Christ»

inns present slghed that they were hot.

young enough to share in its glorious
work. The evening service closed with
voluntary prayer offered b members of
the Baptist Y. P. S. C. E. ed the sing
mg of the favorite hymn of Endenverers,
“God be with you till we meet sgsrn.‘

PERSONAL PAIIAGRAPHS.
The Goings sud Comings of People we
Like to Read About.

F. W. Perry is visiting his daughter in
Long lelsnd City.

E. L. Alteubrnudt, of Brooklyn, N. Y .,
spent Sunday in this crty.

Clarence Nash spr-nt Sunday at his
home on Elmwood avenue.

bliss Bessie Pclton of this city spent
Sunday with friends in the country.

Mr. and Mrs. William fletts are expect-
ed from" from Worthington. D. (3., to-
mormw.

Dr. William Sedgewick. of Hartford.
formerly of South Norwuik. is visiting
friends in thisctty.

Miss Grace Clark. of West avenue. is
the truest of her fstber. Dr. E. C. Clark,
of Brooklyn, X. Y.

Mrs. ‘Williiim R. Smith. of West ave-
one. is spending the remainder of the
winter in Tampa, Fla.

George Foster. of Newark. N. J., is
visiting his parents.’Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Foster. of Catherine street.

Miss Jrnnir-‘Il‘horp. of. New York city.
who has been the guest of the Misses
Annie and May St. John. of the hor-
ough, Ibo past week, returned home this
morning.

Dorsey Dinner at State Prince.

The prisoners at the state prison, 279 in
number. were given s turkey dinner on
Saturday from the fund provided by
William Hurley. of Providence. R. 1,
Many yesrs ago Mr. Dorsey was pardon-
stl out of the stste prison on January 31.
and deposited a sum of money in bank
the interest of which. amounting to
about 3100 annually. is expended in this
way by direction of-the donor on the
anniversary of his release. The dinner
consisted of 300 poundsof turkey. mince
pies. cheese, doughnuts, turnips'. potti-
loi-s. onions. bread sod coffee.

Ilr. Staples' letbtlsv Celebrated.

Horace Staples. one of the old sod and
cousin! business men of Westport. eels.
brsted his eighty. .nmtii birthdsy on Sat-
urdoy. He built the high school (it
Westport st so expense at ”0000. and
slso provided a fund for its perpetual
msiotaltn-ncs The snulvemry was ob
served in this building. and wssattonded
by s large number of his town-men.
Mr. Staples was presidruIWf the First
National Bank in Westport for over
forty years.

A! The Howl Estate Iarkct.

The New Haven Weekly Mord, in its
real estate supplement. reports sales for
the psst wsbk ending last Fridsyfls fol-
lows: New Hsvsn 10, Bridgeport 16.
Hartford 7. Waterbury 3. Hurlden (l.
New Home l. Dsubury 7. Norwalk 4.
Th amount of money loaned on rest

to morlgsgrs, up to the same date.is
as follows: New Haven, 329.818; Bridge.
port. $24,110; Hartford. solace; Water-
bury. “9.454 :Ieridso. 018. 500: Nor-
wslk, ”.900; Danbnry. $8.900.

 

Est on Tire by s Cigarette.

Hrs. Nellie Burdick. s oook,was was’
burned to death Saturday in s tenement
house on State street, New Hsvcs. An
investigation of the pruning. W
that tbsflre was caused by a lighted
s dropped frontier lips to the

 

STRUCK BY A BRIDGE.

A HRAKEIAN or run n. t it.
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rot-saffron his Skull omit... on the Top
of a Car at South Wilton—Another
Braksmsu Injured Sunday Morning.

The car in which the horses arrived
for A. Solmsns this morning presented a
terrible sight. Its condition wss due to

an accident that occurred on Conductor

Beemsn’s train when nesr Wilton at 10
o'clock. George Cisrk, s braksrnau, was
seen on the top of the our st Wilton. but
when the train reached South Wilton it
was discovered that he wss lying on the
car. The train was stopped thud Rowan
found thnt he had been struck by the
bridge between South Wilton sud Wii.
ton and bird received some very bad cuts
upon the head. which bled freely. He
was taken to the South Wilton depot
and was supposed to be dead, but later
reports show that be Kill olive.

Clark is about twenty -one years of
age, and had been employed on the rant!
about two weeks.

A brakernsu on the Daubury dz Nor-
wnlk railroad. while standing on the top
of a freight car in this city early yester-
day morning, hud‘his lip cut open by
being struck by the edge of the roof over
the depot platform. He was also cut on
the head but was not dangerously in-
jured. He went direct to Wilson Point
without medical attendance.

CHINE IN CONNECTICUT}

Statistics Prepared from Returns from
County Julia.

Secretary of State Walsh has just
issued on abstract of the returns concern-
ing jslls in Connecticut for the year end-
ing June 30. 1890. The abstract shows
that during the year 7.477 persons were
committed to the county jails divided
among the counties as follows: Hart
ford 1,408. New Haven 2,664. New Lin-
don 1.038. Fcirfirld 1,708. Windham 228,
Llichfield 151, Mlddlesex 214, Tollsnd 65
Offenses for which the commitments
ware made are as follows:

Adultery 24, assault with intent to kill
3i, attempt at rope 9. bustsrdy 2i, bignmy
9, breach of the peace 838. burglary 176.
civil process 19. common drunknrd 104,
common prostitute 38.‘coutempt of court
56. cruelty to animals 23, defrauding 48.
drunkenness 3 924, embezzlement l3,
forgery 14, fornication 18, frequenting
homes of ill fonts 44, horse stealing 26,
house breaking 33, injury to propriety
88. insane l. keeping house of ill fame
(L5. larceny 440. lewd conduct 49, msking
or passing conterfeit money 2, malicious
injury 9. manslaughter 3. murder 17,
neglect of family 02, obtaining goods on
false pretenses ‘23. rape 8. resisting officer
133. robbery ‘29, seduction 3, setting fire
7, stealing from the person 4‘3, inking
horse without leave 3, trumps 91, tres-
passing on rsilrosd property 68. vog-
ruucy 365, violation of liquor law 3‘2. all
other offenses 1‘29.

Edits for SS. 000 Damages.

Another United States Court case has
grown out of the ndmiraiity case of the
propeller Intrepid wd her owners against
the steam tug If. coderceok and her
owners for strings. Daniel McWiillatns
and others of New York, .owners of the
barges Clerc McWilliams and the F. H.
Glsdwish. have brought suit in the
United States Court sgsinst the steam
propeller Intrepid and her owners for
08.220 20 damages. The libellsuts say
that on November 20, 1890, their two
barges. with ten others, we” being
towed from Port Morris. N. J., to New

Haven, by the tug-3M. Vandsrcook. and

when off Captain's Island they came to
anchor. An accident to the Vsndercook
made it impossible to proceed. The In-
ireptd came slung and took the barges in
tow. , After this the barges belong-
ing to the libellstit (”Nick on rocks sud
wertfimnk. The (lindwisb was raised
but the HcWilliams wss lost. The libel-
lsuta claim that the accident was due to
the carelessness or incspccily of those in
charge of the Intrepid

The Yale Alumni Handout

The snnusl banquet of the YaleAIem-
oi association of Fairfluid county. to be
field lit the Atlantic House Bridgeport,
Friday evening. February 6th, promises
to be an event of great interest. William
D. Bishop will not as tosstmsster, and
after making the opening speech. will
introduce the distinguished speakers.
President Timothy Dwight, Hon.
Cbsuocy M. Depew. General James W.
Hurts-d the bald beaded eagle of West-
cheater county. New York. Judge Pan.
“06' of Hartford and Hon. William H.
HcElroy of the New York Tribune,- have
rill promised to be present. The Hon.
William C. Whitney. exorcretsry of the
navy. and the famous Ike Brouney with
other distinguished graduates of Yale
are expected to be present to respond ,to
toasts. There will has treat which no
son of Ysls from Fsirfleld county should
miss. ._ WM

Will Adjourn Silo Die. .

A Bridgeport dispatch says: Stiles
Judson, jun. one of the sblsst representa-
tives on the Republican side of the
How, told the Connecticut Annotated
Press representative Saturday morning
that after the vote on the majority report
is taken tomorrow. the House will prob
ably adjourn sins dis.

He there Is not the all. htsst prosu
pact ‘of rival parties coining toss
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TOLD fit A bill]! on own.

Hatters Worthy of “an; ”out Every
Quart" of 0mm
Leon Polski, a Pole, dropped desd in
New Britain Sunday morning, while
running to catch s trslu.
A Hartford muslclsu, Frills Diem.
was nearly killed by- gas in the
ough House in Hiddietowu Tbilisi”
night.
The four-montbsold daughter of J
Martin, of Bridgeport. was found
ill bed yesterday morning, due to shine
cation. ‘- .
One of Barnum & Bailey's tiger-val-
ued sts15,.ooo wss choked codes resin
Bridge rtSsturdsy by about: sticking
in itst t.

The annual meetings! tbcConnedfe
cut association of cx-prisenernlostl ,
will be held in New Haven!
February 21. " I. .

Hens Hansen. n Swede, forty ,
years old. wss killed while walking
the rsilr‘t'isd tracks near his WE
Honchester Friday. .

Mrs. Jennie Cahill has been m.
in Waterbury for stealingd twustohen.
She isu book agent. an nos wow
so, respectably connecwd in Bridgeperyg

The Bron Lock company lineage”
given employment tousarly all of Ila.
men who were discharged sboutsmonth
ago. Seventy more men will he employs
ed as soon as an addition 50:40isflu-
ished.

IN THE RAILROAD WORLD. ,

The Purpose of the Consolidated Deal

' Watched With Interest:

The purpose of the Consolidated road
to increase the capital stock nearly fl.
000.0000uOcteber 1 is being wow
with interest in local financial offal”.
There has been a variety of opinion In
to how the increase would affect thy
original capitalization. So far the elect
of the plan seems to have been “I!
favorable. Stock hss increased dig!
the intention of the companywas 1%
public. Whether or not it will
the dividends it swsits to be seen. That
depends upon the business of the road.
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in the legislature allowing the Boul-
toniccud New Haven roads to consoliiv
date. one of the managers said in New

further than that no such proposition

road. He could not any whether such a
bill would be introduced. HO ballad
his road had no knowledge of it.

The railroad commissioners have not
yet: received any petition from the New
York, Bridgeportdc Eastern railroad, for
an approval of their layout. It' IS hardly
probable that the Consolidated will al-
low the petitiou to go through without
opposition. Exactly what shape this
[Opposition will take moot, of course,
be guessed. There can be little doubt
that the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford road wants something of thialsgfla-
ture; it is evident from the anxiety of one
of their lending counsel to effected.”
promise in the present deadlock, if from
nothing else. 0! course no public best
trees can be accomplished while this
complication lasts

curriculum. ‘“

“SW Ml'ghlr -

The Cincinnati Enquirer of Noveltibbr
17 1890, sold: ”Hartley Campbell’s
popular plsy turned pebplc away from
Hovlin’ s at two performances ”daddy,
and the stirring scenes were received
with much enthusiasm by those fortu-
lists enough to get inside the doors of
the theatre. The play is so well known
here that a dsialled account is superb
fluous st this time. The scenery with
which the play is embellished is entirely
new, and many of thessts are entirely
new. especially the palace of the gover-
nor slid the Siberian mines. Hr. H. 0.
Kennedy is the manager of timeout
and he has engaged theatrongsss
which has ever been seen In the
Cincinnati. Hits Adelaide Plus? ‘
wss a powerful Sara. She Is onsof .
best of vouugerlesdlbg lsdies.snd ‘
stayed the role of the “pr
persecuted szsss in s riikli
smell the highest cdiu ‘ _
Nicolai Nslgoff. her lever.
was effective and gave a madly in . _
ration ot the character. The .. .
parts were well taken care of by rt .. .
Drew and Lizzie Hay Ulmer. and m
Radcliffe and Mildred lsrsditb
much power and ability as Harte
Countess Phedora respectively. . H.
Caesar, C. H. Waits. Chas. P. Gilt
and the remainder of the twenty-
peopletn tbecsst wemcspsblasnd Illb
entire production was superior to say
since the original presentation.”

"Siberia" will be the SW SI
Music Hall this evening.

That clever Irish comedian. C E. 'Vsr-
tier. presented I'Slialiitis O’Brien." at the
Opera House last Saturday night. In;
Verbena the hero. II" S 'U! M“
performance. in which he was ably W ‘
ported by s compstnt company.

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