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Wis In thoEvnsnlo Scrum
NUMBER 953.
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Matthew-tomes Itsoutbllorwnlksr
Second-Class Iattsr.
DIRECTORY
. Lilllll Business lllil‘iili
TOWN OF NORWALK.
AW; N.-Ntnwnlk; S. N .-.Soutb Nor-
walk; Ila—Ivar
than. or our swndsrs who arnnot al—
' may nwnno ol the [not we would an that
rsrnssntad he and!
"mu-”M's ’ ”as found
In.“ dwn‘ron.
WWI. In every business trunn-
nnrl wall worthy of all patronage
to than.
. All DOWNS .
'NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at.
near E. It. bridge.
KNAPP, WI; till Washington“. lausand
gndshcdntmsonablerstu.
D‘gJIIInIndWIllntnN.
ADCTIONRIIS.
mum. JAIKS. coca ”Wall st.N. Real
sndsucrloneer.
' IOIIRSLL“ A WL‘HOIISDIEU, 98 Washington It.
._ clproperty IoId..
' BAKERS. , I
‘_-z Den-INN ISONJIW Inlnnt, N. and St Washington
' ILB-
confccthincry. ice
. minnow.
SCOPIELD EIIAC. l0No.InInst.S. N. Sole
ngentfwllortou‘soclc
WERNERCHASLIIIII
cuutcetionsryundlce cream.
WILSON'S "HomeIade" Bread
ville. LeaveordcrsntGusPltm‘s, 1‘:
BANKS-
CIN'I'BAL NATIONAL BANKTIW, Wall II. N.
more 14 too. Georgsl
m“ lg“: L. for. Vicente-Idem;
William ammo-ruler pt
TIONAL BANK. me. on Washingtonst.
”new,”Y ”MA S. N. Capital 31w,'000 surplus $17.
no. II. II. Rowan. president;Jacob
ton,cashier.
PAIRSIELD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. The
at ”Wuhan-m“ lucor lira. Capital
»m,rlllllu .Hyslt; vice-push.
O. ”Seeker; W, LewiIC. Green.
FAIRPIKLD COUNTY mws 335.3%:
Wall N. De la . so .000
W S.Iust“:iprut; IurtInSiCraw.vice
that; James HJIaiiey. tress.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The, 51 Wall
at, N. 1857.- gig-fibril
Price. cushirn'.
W. G. WE.
llnirlt. ESe-rd.
mwmcrs' Icrclianis,‘ Insulatumi
Personal and Family accounts are solicited.
st. near Wall. N Pure
I've-Ii goods daily.
Grimm.
it. Place
NOEWALK SAVINGS SOC Y, The. Wall st, N
Devon! W ..Ili0 George
lsovsr MB. um, vico-prest..
Gauze E.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The, Do
,suquus $5.0”. Alden Soi-
niaiis. past; ohn hill. Knapp, tress. Intent“
paid di:1srsiiotI.Ioney loaned on mortgage-
BEEF, “Vlsolcnnloo
SOUTH NORWALK SEEP CO. S. N. Hammond
bulwark. sheep. lamb. void, cm.
TERRY. WI. I. a. CO., N. Armoursbect and
provrslous. Hmonicdmisal Iam‘band mutton.
ulLl. POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTON.J.F. Patol'IIce box-135, N. Circulars .
folded in over 1000 Sunday papers.
BLACKSJIIITHS.
Gill). '1‘. foot Raymond at, S. N. Horse—
. BRIDGE BUILDERS. N
MONO. .ACO. £00035“. S. builders
ct bridges,“ zdoc ,lo oundations, etc.
BOOT AND SHOE. DEALERS.
BROWNJLS. So.IalnIt,S. N. customWorkInd
MARVELC. Mag” “,5. N. npeclnluesin
WEAUB. JOHN 8501i,“ WuhingIDn II. S. N.
Atgccdunortrnen tatiow pricu. -
8001' AND anon REPAIRING.
C
PHILLIPS. GEO in Rallrriadm Place, s. N. All
workmattynud prumpdydo
300W AND snarrorinns.
PINNKO. J. ARTHU N. card engrnvmg, wed
mmasexir’ill and tennis goods.
'3 DRUG STORE, 43 Washington It,
S. N. Indgencrnl stationery.
BOX WINS. WtWood an; Payton!) w
SNAP K. P. Watsrsr.S. N. man ncturcr 0
ml," More. General shop jabbing.
EIO D RIOS. Iilwankee. Philadelphia and
“lb—logbook. brrck,lnth.iinis,cunent.sdamant.
”mm” cums. Suits. no.
MN Sg’l'l' Ruhdhmcdocv to me Post
3. .r—I
specially made of all diluent
ole“. anddnrnest‘ic. Ali
gradual button-gun. ““1001”,“:
WON “WAITORIES.
DANN. WLLWWIDDRN- W. him.
much“ W 1W
CMIN'IRIB AND BUILDERS.
CROW JAIESC.IbopAnnIt,S. N. unmarr-
glvuihobm promptly nlteuletlw
OITONJVI. A.nl'l‘ayioravcuue,li. N. Jobbing“
attendsdto.
gmu ”ALL I. u. Randall‘s niIIi. E. N. Iodem
nIelrlIsryrnn bychnsp power enables urn to give
low was. Lama work I spceisluly. ”
YID . W Water S than sctnrsr
IA ID"! End ”If“, u “If"
sup, awn. solo saw and
.| an W.
mounds,
dolls. Inn-tales given Telephone Iii-ll.
SHKIWOOD.S.E.w “WILD. N. Jobbing
straddle
“DION. It. I.shopl.'ronsst,nsarInin.-o0ihoscor.
Wallstmnd nud-Ialtleoave.N. Stanwood working.
nonhumw wiiniow lrsmcs and Iurni nu. Lorre»
anti-Ilia. Iowy loan-id Telephonn uomberlot.
‘ OAII’ITI AND OILODOTIS.
wound: a llUY'I'JOueIIe biog, N. at Warn
Input null. N. dlrwnd Int-W
“WAGS IANDIAC‘I’CKIIS.
I'ILLX. IKNIIJIILIIDI It. S N. manufacturerol
Waterman given to repairing.
“Illa!“ A 'LYNN, luotcl Pmkiinmmanulac-
wanna. Irritant nu. Painting.
N am. horse-shoal nu
" (MIMI.
C.D.flNo.Iain-t,for-srlycrllrosd
”wale. .cstsrstforwedilinua Iodpartiss.
rwmnwwms. netidinusnad
tumult“.
'“nuouolrzoomfi
A 00.18 a . also nrws
DAYHJ. T. a 01.
mun rum monotone».
monocular wit-a. N. Illslnwaod
m show”. coplngum:
moan soil usuraororinns.
.IVIIrinaII S. N “also
minus CHAD sum “a.
..-. “Claw IAIDIACI'DIIIS.
IOYTAOLISTIAD CIUAR CO. The. lotioIain
ml. N. Inn-Wollo- rm
OLDW mascara Wamnmnml. N.
“MIKE Inuit 8.1!. “Win
*0.
Cl INOINIIII.
WI. I“ WWII, .
”APP. gm: to local scurrying.“ Lock ”53??
W. Instill. cor. Wursvsnseandlmarv
INN. Hydraulic-admin” W
WI. I Iainst. It. Adana-my
Mushroom-n.
WW 00A]. AID WOOD.
n.w SN.
Judith. ”mm was!»
“Islam nun—Wm
1 I. taco.
InnatebniHImNJndlI .5,
Whiskers-d
ROPE 2003:1030“ ACT S N Innul’as-
tumoftbecclchratsd “Wear-m.
. DODGE um .-
PLAISTKD‘S 'SCOUGHREIIDY.errInIedIoeuu,
mauufsctumdstfl WIFhlngloust.S.N. ..
CKOCKEBY AND OLASSWAEI.
SMILES 035%. car. ImdesststaSN.
8T0 Nolahist usIrW
m.:mm,fi%. house! Munro:
DENTISTS.
DOUTWIILL.C ..I' l.Iudsr‘sbIock,So IaInIt.S.
KENDALL mondgiiflliong. “W hirgtgnmcr
Frankllusts.S.c N. Hounssnrn $6.1m.
rNEW KIRK, Collies at residence Iowis
near C tionni Church. N gas administered n.
Gold porcelain crowns inserted.
WEED,W..L..DDS.79EIII ash! S.N.
Hour-rare. ui. loop.ui. minimal-Fm.“
DOORS. SASII AND BLINDS.
SII'I'II.W. H. A. C0. Iii lb If WIler II. N carriage
wood work, whoels.e etc.
_ DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE! I.890Iiestristnt,SN. Crnnhodstcnn.
sewer councilman.
KAYIOND BROS. Akroh.salt glazed and cement
pipe, 3 to M Incheslu
DRUGS AND CHEMICAIS. ,
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt I've, E. N.
Sundayiionrs. sinam 4w0p.ln. MW?
dons carelully compounded.
GREGORY. J. G. 88 Wall st. N. Established 1820.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
RIGGS JOHN A. 1] Iain st, N. Platinum—tilt]
live didmntpert perfumes.
PLAISTED'S 43 Washington It. S. N. patent medi-
cines, etc. Physicians prescriptions a specialty.
DRYoGOODS.
AISLER J. L. aSONS—“Thc Equitable." No... "
N. Drygoods. oil cloths mat.
tings and rugs
BANKS, It. K. Kallialiackcmo Hotel block. S. N. dry-
goods. notions, gloves.elc. Undorwearaspecially.
BENNETT, J. I". It) Iain st. N Business’ estab
lished over tony-two years.
OICKERIAN. A. I SON St Washington at. S. N.
dryrgood s, curlms, etc. Iscé adv.
SCOFIELD A IIOY'I‘. 3 Gazotto bidg, N. 68 Wash-
ingtonst, S. N' (See advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, S Gazette bidg, N. Dry
goods. fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
ELECTRICIAN.
RAKE E. V.. Electric ll htin ':
niannsn'; call bells. Jtc. g” g r,
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS (10.on railroad station 5.
N. nuild3Wallsl N. prelis forwarders In all
partsoi’ the world. Passenger truinsorvicc. Low
rates. Lester Iluril, agent.
EXPRESSMEN.
EUXTON A BRUNDAGE, otllwat Denalict's,43
Wall II, N Our motto. "prompt attention."
CAVANAGH‘S EXPRESS. .fumiture and
pianos mowed. Leave orders at laistcd' s. S. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N slate at posooilice and
Halo s. Careful and prompt service
INTRAL‘I'S. ESSENCES. m.
BYXBKE. F. S. «ECO. WIalnst N. Inhalation
ers of Scoticid is celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (:0. N. manufacturer: of
line extracts. I’. S. Ambler,
PEBTILIZERS.
RAYIOND BROS. Bradley's snpcr- ”phosphate
ial maritime. land plaster. ground bone wood as
SMITH, W. H. ACO. Waterst N. agents forWil-
lintus Clark a Co. I standard (whim ‘
Pull; BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYIOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock apoc-
Iais to «denim mortar ,sand,cbininey I‘Iue linings
PlSll. OYSTSRS. CLAMS, ETC.
HUNTA ZELUI’F, quniuglon st. S N. line
fish. oysters. clams. fruits, game. vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON. JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue. S. N. Also
ntoncdcnlor.
burglar
RAYIOND BROS «Lag concrete.
Ispbalt,hrick. Iandgravelwalka
[comm STEAM AND 1101' WATER
“NAT HRS.
NEEKKRW, II. A. CO. Music Hall block S. N.
solo agents.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEN" FLOUR. the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L'HOIIKDIEU. DANIEL. east end of Washington
It bridge The choictst oi family dour kept
RAYMOND BROS. Iiay, straw, door and feed In
package. load car or cargoluts
REDIIIILL. Darlcn.t Crolooidi Ross. Gram. choic
groundend, lend, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Plane, S. N plants. cut
lowerlatid ornamental piece! made to order.
0016 P. L. ”Wild at, Union CemeteryN
Hangout dowel-n, rte. “Basins; y
IcKAY, JOHN KN. Mflthsdepot Bedding
Idowerssnd workofallkluds.
ronssss
‘SIITHEM JOHN D. So. IIln st.S.N.throidcstand
wndoriat In this Vicinity Plants, cut
flowers sic. Floral work of all kinds I specialty
and done promptly.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
COLEIAN. THEODOREW sshingtoc st.(cast curl;
Furniture. looking glasses, picture! runes, cu:
CRAI A WHITTLIISEY. m Iainsl.N. (Ray
mood I old stand) See advertisemt.
RAYIOND GEO. H. new store, “and to Iain II.
N. Pour doors shove old Imrc.
STOW DAVID. an, 28,”. social. So. IIIIII. S.N.
lurnirurs, ”more
OAS LIGHT COIPANIIS.
NORWAIJI GAS IJOHT COIPANY. 05cc 19
Water II. N. Gas for light, but and power
Cohorts cents per bushel. Coal TIr three dol-
lars per barrel. package cairn
GROCERS. (Wholesale)
HOLIIS A. KEELERJInd um Wall It N. wholo
Isis grocers. dour, grain. hay,cu:.
SELLKCKHROS Itandn itiWall st. N. wholesale
grocers, dour, food. rcbay,etc
OIOCIIIIS.
GROWNN WILCOI :0 Washingtoiist, S. N sole
agents (or colt: armington creamery butler
DECKER. CONRAD. Viol Washington It. KN.
clindboicepoceries provisions“
i'llutllt. Cll Dari. II "l @110.
Iain st.S S..N table delicacies [or lsinily trade.
YINNEGANIO'REILLY. It!) Iain II, N. dour,
feed, bay, straw. coal stnl'w
IINNIY & BENEDICT 4i Wall It,N. fancy and
stnpiegrocuriesminf cctionsry. lrnlstc.t,
”WILD. W. Westsvrmcr. Ierwis It.. .rannsd
en‘s”. mbnusr. In.
communion-tins. I enter to ilisbrvr
OUYKRDSON. 1' ll. Sprinfworwlci‘. I. ll. flosgro-
cabochon-samba
“INDIAN. S. lantavs. nsarRR. station, KN.
Ash-sins pint. new supplies. etc
LAWTON. I I). A CO. Stile. ”that pro
enliesantl IIhIs delicacies.
unoiliinmnu llANlmfltMflWanglm
,S . arias. spices. Ispscialty.
uoonsc “ASIAN. No. Rain st, narrWrst. Mt
Ins grounder. form lrnlls, Iour. (sedate
NEW YORK TIA 00.. it Iain st.’ It .-I. iisiisr-
‘I’sas. ass and spins I spacial
imcnnmna'snm hand at Inl- It.lt. I
my sanded Iablldnllcacisa.
Ol'llAIl. Clo Wilton ass and School It, It.
”stern. ”goods-rid prions.
LA
I C. I» 88 Wash It EN. Isad-
S:Y Olin.m M N l ‘
VAL” 0:3“. ll. 5 Wall It. Crentnnry but.
Wilt .mmmnom
“CID AID AIHCNI'I'IOIM
GUNS. AIIL‘NI‘I’ION and Sporting (hurls oi Ill
kindsu Water vt.. N.
IIAmIll' "III. tumors 0')
ASCII“ JOSEPH J.1Iuworst,li. Nat-clams
BATH,IAETINJI.ICO ”toil 1.9.
Isi.irs.plsssss
tum
m0“ w I. nosiussrr.
.A sushi
hummus-Imus um bums.
Intonation»: "
noun rm. ammo-m. .
”imp-sisal“? st.
MEAT-”CIA
mgt'lsdar IN.
Naturals-v.3“ I“
mnwwuh“
1g 3’ Humans-chant;
“In; W
HERRITT, E. X. fimdbfiww st. N. iron work
“DIAS! AND comm
mom. J. 'J'Jblnllllfll “dill-I‘m!!!
SIITH,W.H.&CO.18Indl‘I Watwst.N.bnlldr
sn‘andcontrsetorn’su
UlNTARD,W.C. unieHnllblockJJJdntl.
qollaglass.“ agar.) “
my 11 all N rusdsbunnss
. .HW .euslom
ndrspalrlngusadydc'i's.
HORSE Sllozlts.
IchIIIAE. JOHN. No. IaInst.S. N. special at.
tention given to shoeing driving A. trotting bursa,
HOTELS.
AIKRICAN HOTEL. to thin st, N. J.C. Collins.
European plan, restaurant attached.
GERIANIA HOTEL, at Railroad place. George
Iian,b proprietor.
opathNERdeot
RODS]: I'DBNISIIINO GOODS.
animator. n. WWuhinumnfi N. crockery,
glasswsrs,t tinnndwcodenwnre.
[Cl DEALERS-
SURCHARD, B. “Holden Point FIrIn,"S N. IIIo
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS. '
COOLIDGE s LOCKWOOD, 0 Isitrst. N; Insur-
ance and real estate In all Its branchu.
LAYTON. JACOB I Washington I next toP.O.
SN. hrs. pints glass.sccidcrilsndli a. (see adv)
LOCKWOOD WI. cor. Iain IndWsllsts.N. Real
estate. Investments, loans negotiated, etc.
IORRELLA L‘HOIIEDIKU, 05 Washington at,
S. N. strictlyfirstrclsss cmpsnlledesreprescn
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 A 47 Washington It.
SN. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN'L LIFE INS. C0.. S. S L'-
Hommedlcu Igirnt. Washington It.S S..N see
IETROPOLITAN LIFE INS CO. 20 Washington
II. S N. l‘ J. Grubb assistant rapt
NORWALK FIRE INS 00.. N. In successful
business sinccliiw No outstanding iosociaims.
PEOPLE'S LII‘EINS C0. Thc.No. Ci Washing-
ton st,S N. Jno. French, asst. superintendent.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAUFL’RD R. B Insoni cb
Bonds
Iiddlcscx Ranking and Equitabc
N. 6%
oI't'gc Coy.
, IRON AND STEEL
SMITH. W II. 3.00. lbsudl'.‘ Waterst, N
springs, axles. carriage hardware. ate.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
or all kinds.“
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
_ It.S. N. Wm. H. Hoyt, proprietor
IRON FOUNDKIKS.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
00., and also It Bridgeport. Coon.
JEWSLBB'I.
YERRIS A. s 3950 Iain st SN “Limp City Hotel
S. N line watch repairing I specially
HOY,T II S. ISNo Iainst.S. N strictly iIrILcIanv
goals at low prices.
JACKSON LeGRAND 88Walist.N . .wattbcs.din
moods, etc. Plus watch repairing Ispcclally.
HOOD. II. S. diamonds, watches. jewel .nilvcruud
platedware. repainngaspecialiy. 33 nIt.S.N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN, ALFRED E room 8 Insonlc b‘d'g, Wall
st, borough. Notary and Real Estate.
FROST. RL'SSEL 8 No. Iain st, notary. legal
business of all Iliri caret’nliy attended to.
HURLBL'TT,J BELDEN rcornrb and 6 Gnarls
building. run it. borough
LIGHT. JOHN II. It! Wasbi It 8 N. notary
count-dunno! desdslcv ework‘alc.
LOCKWOOD EDWARD I. mount Cancun blag.
borough. Attorney. notaryand psriIions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8 room 8. Pairdeld
Sank building, N. Counsellor at law. .
WALSH. .JtiixilN J. room! Issonlc building. Wall
'3.
LIVE!“ STADLES.
DAN'N. HORACE E Excelsior livery and board
int: stables. omcc No. S Hwy: st. N.
GREGORY CEO 8 ti Knight st, N.
ours I specially. Telephone 303.
MR MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKW 00D IANL' I’AI‘TIJIIING CO. DI st,.S
N. Manufacturers ofbii‘iiders' hardware. flton
odlcc‘ 36 Pearl nt- Nisnrk odlcc 90 Reads“;
(minim! 0““: ill Lake I.
NollwALK welt COIPANY,S S. New York
oflcsslh‘hambcsaat. Locks and buildi-rn' harri-
wnrc', designers; foundm workcrlm of artistic
house trimmings In bronze bras-Ind
LII)!!!” DEALERS.”
HILL! J. 0Wat¢rsl.N Allklndsoflnrnbcrdo
Iivsrcd to any point by rail. learn or vessel.
IIACIIINI SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO MWIter It,
It. all NW
lie-IR. .iron
and brass form” Babbitt mail. ro
pairs for manufactorles
SCOYIELD. WI. A KnightmN Nansen-y
niIchnd 'rspalrlnrt promptly attended to.
IABm GARDEN!”
JINNINGSA WATKRSUEYJ. N. burl-Indra
garden producnlnscssco tor thewkolennlstrnds.
IAIII‘I'S.
I DELIARKET. ill WIIIst, N. Win. Wavrlwsli
A o..bnef,venl .Inlnb mnltonandpooltry
AYlSON, A. 188 Initial. N. misalrsnsgsu
all oysters. chasm and «scallops. butler.
. ,canued
KNNITI‘ l HOSTED-ambit anglers, lob
Bslots, clams. fruits. ill Nolaln
SISSELL. DANA 0 iii Iain II, N. cholcr nests.
pouluy dsii. vsgrtsblnr,stc.
RRITI'O'S CENTRAL IAIIKETJm Warn at. N.
Innis. vegetables. mils. poultry. Iowcstprtcss
CARR. WILLIAI ll Recedict Paris www.13-
nnelrnoats. rtwhvcgctnblav-
iowestenshprlesn
ltlIlNGTON J. Antonin, .Ish,o "a.
“mum trails booms“. ml
GKIST. onom BAN ammo. E. N. chutes siesta.
cubprlens.
rum nun In in} Iain it s
alikiuds loin: rendered
JDDIION.A 0 Central Inlet. cor Iainsndllsri
land «.0 . SN. (.‘Iholec
I W I”
Ll“ BURNER.“ (”as
mnwfin. “I. Washington St. Indus.”- 8. 3.1-:
W!
LOCKWOODA IAICIWOOD. 7 Iain ILN. Ins
meats poultry. fish. oymclanis I spatially.
,0“ Wall Narnia! No. Isis st,
I LID ALDIN who?” ‘3er N. holes
A . t v 0'" 6
steals. Lib. Hrystcrs vvilcgslablsa. lieaierssn,stc
Hat'IIIINO. II 0. last Ivs.op. school hon-s. LN,
IICIIAII noon. as Wnst Washington it.”
strictly ass-Isis. poultry Ispscislty
IIIITll'S gallium-oil uanm. It wailing
ton st..li andprrsilrytcrtsniilylrnos
SPILLANEJ. W. lilacs-rim]. wann-
datiyal;or¢rthstown“ SN
W D II rssrnst. than
A Ioall‘partsolurwnwltbrm‘sb «ml-Sn;
WIXONJ. ‘fl'w‘lfl. Clinics-Iain,
try,nnits.,snna.vruntnblss.baitcr
IAIIILIANDOIANITI.
BATISJ’ W Water shit. madnfsunrwcf Ins
granite «nonunion-n.“ Ilsolnrlssiw bulldog
"WIN. I. W. III-Inst! ”bland
a . m
IASONO AID nononns.
MIOUI. DIN”. IQ Wastavn. SJ. Ali klsb
”linen“! mom.
SHELDON WILLIAIJnDOWIiunmN. Iran
A!» tool-rim. Mot-c
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fin- my own
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mucus. mar
moan-rations.
mnuwman. amnmm
sow ”magnum
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spun-Is ,
Pins tum-
its-m
pair
memd IL." 3 an mils ”lull: ‘
s to nrponcn. In so .
this establishment Iin warrsn .Homii ol the
French coaching stallion?
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FRITZ. I180
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FIRMS
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HOYT. W. II.
and shippers
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Instruction.
NASH. IISIJKNNIII K. at Nor-tum].
Pianoaodovgan Instruction.
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NEW” YORK dflmm
Orders left It Dodnli’s Itorn,
item‘s. I. E: Grec-
« Greenest.
N" A SlCOND-IIAND FURNITURE
PODIORB, WI. under Salvation Army Barracks.
Sweatshirts. crockery. wrist-.09:
OYSTER PLANT!“ AND DEALERS.
BELL, HIRAI P 0 Box In, S. N. wholesale
shipper d oystersaodclaln
CUTBILLKJ lootol RaymcudsLSJl. whole
sale dealer in dccoystcrs.
l2] Water “fin. foot of
Raymond) photon, exporters w
(laden In native oysters. .
REED it HOUSIAN. lat Water-t. S. N. planter-s
0.3.
ESON.
ol Norwai k oysters
YANNAIEJ L ACO., P. O. SoxlmSJt
Oysters Ind clams. wholesale nudists!
PATIERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. K. Ain
N Stoves, Steam
and Hot Air Furnace work I specialty.
Riverside are. S
celebrated Carwntnrnacc.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT. J ’I‘. ““0“.“ Jewstt‘slsnds,
Issury Ind Wadsworth I mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewctl’s. Atlantic and Seslry' a
lad. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SIITH W ll. ECO. ISA 17 Water II. N. agents
orLongulan
8 Iartiria paints.
, Pans uartorxos.
PROWI‘I‘T,J.T. 45mm. N.wlndow m,
Hollands. natures. etc.
TAYLOR A C0. 2i Iain It. N. also hardware,
paints. oils, gin-r. etc.
rumoortmnns.
BLACKIAN,C A. ll Iain It.N. Instantaneous
process. Children s photos I specialty.
NORTH. G S. TBWaininglon It. S.N. ousqnnllty
.N. Cabinet
only and
that the best.
READMAN P. It Gazette buI
photographs 9: 50 per don; ow
I‘ll.”
PIANO TCNIB" AND REPAIR‘".
GENDER. C. P. cor Wall and Knight ill, N. Also
dealer in plan
mmshwmnsmeu'.
rmurrm Innis.
RANDALL. IINKR D E N. All kllIllof wood
work at retail or for the trade.
PLUIBI‘N'O.
[WEEKKRACO W I]. Ionic Hall block. SN
Plumbing. steam and gas titling.
NASH. l'. H Almanac IalnIndWsIntIJ N.
rsngdsnndhatsra
NORWALK IONS!
Hyatt. M: ldwln
near. man acnm
LAY'I‘ON, JACOB I. Walliqurlon It, next to P. 0.
Vpropcrty for-le.houscstorent.(scesdv)
IORRELL A l.’ BUIHEBIKD, N Wuhlngwn II.
S. N selling.
WILSON. 0. E. Cantu bldg. N. lnvaunentn and
may to loan Also lnmrnnce written In best
ofcompantm
WOODWARD S. A No. Iain II. S. N.bouscs o
renting and collecting
Ittbclowrwtratcn.
rent Ind building lots for sale.
BEE“IVK5WWIL,N.MWIISH
RES‘I'A URA m
hours, dinner 25c.
ultNhY's ratio lion
lubricity. Dcardbyt
daycrweek
SANITARY ”(3le
RIDIEW. B. ASON. cor. “int .10. and Court—
latidt Place S. N Hydraulicsndcivilrnglums
scuoour. rpm-m
HAIRD'S IISS INSTITUTE, o Orchard st.N
I'Idiesbonrdlnu linddn Fool
Young
IIAD. In din-m, N Day and boarding school
I“
Sole
WAY CO. JMW.
rapt. ‘
8.11. Thcbulficdlnw
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN... TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1391.
LOOKS LIKE ANNEXATION.
LAST NIGHT’S Ill‘l'lllG IN EAST
NORWALK. ,
A Iotlon lavorlng Consolidation Laid
on the Tabla Indoflaitnly—A Pan Her
turn of. tho Procudlngn.
Tbs porters calilngn meeting It the
Volunteer Hons house In the Interest oi
consolidation. and tbs announcement
that “in uplomthcrs in slrsngih,"bsd
the effect of drawing together one of the
largest gatherings of rum ever held in
srwvgn tins my up. rm.“ “East Nonwalk. 'I‘Iio unionism was lack
mall?“ 3- 3- Mir ing, and instead of consolidation being
endorsed the meeting showed that a big
majority was in favor of annexation
with gontli Norwalk. The first it mr ‘ol
tbs booss was crowded. There was No
Ira” arid the profile wsro obliged to
stand. William Warden called the meet.
ing to order nod‘then loliowed quite a
lively contest for the chairmanship of
:thc meeting. The names of John W.
Mains and H. II. Prcwitt were mention-
ed in connection wrth ttw position. Mr.
Warden " claimed that he heard Mr.
Prowrtt’s name first. but the friends 0'
Ir. Mains made such a crytlist Ir.
Warden changed his mind and put the
e molion that Mr. Mains be the chairman
ol the meeting. The question‘cnllld not.
be decided on an aye and Day vote and
rho house was divided. There were so
runny in the room that the people could
not be counted conveniently. but it was
plainly St’l’ll that a big majority was in
lsvorol John W. Mains for chairman.
He was declared elected, and E. E. Gor-
biim was elected secretary.
Chairman Mains asked for a call of the
meeting. but there was none present and
the secretary slated that the objwct of the
meeting as be understood it, was to con-
sider the matter of consolidation or
EDDPKMIOD.
William Warden oflrrrd the. following
motions
[more you that I committee of fire
ci'tzrns be appointed to n-mnnsirste and
oppose the rxtending of the corporation
limits of the City of South Norwulk or
of the Borough of Norwalk by taking In
the territory of East Norvrnlk, so called.
But we Iro willing, should Ilia Borough
oi Nurvralk or the City of South Nor
walk conclude to CilnNIlldlli' In mm city.
I i bl' caiird the City of N .ruulk. We will
-hsartriy juln with them and do all in
our power to make it a city Srcnnd to
none in the slate.
D P lorrell oflorrd an amendment
that the motion be laid on HIV table in
definitely. This was seconded by a
360?? OI’ IDON‘ VOICI’S.
William Warden lipllkl‘ for it few min
tiles on his lrrulion and mild bu brill-V9“
there would be n free expression of upin
ion 0:: lbs matter Ill qur'Sllim. Hi- asked
What better oil E‘s!“ Nnrwaik would
be as a part of S iuih Norwulk.
when I rorcv in lbw iiudirnce cried
out. "We wuuhl haw “dew-tilts,
lightrt and. water."
who on water,” raid Mr. Warden.
”Yrs," clmo lho- ”ply, "but we pay
pretty dr-nr (or it, too" Thr'speukcr
argued that by consolidating the town
many oi the imiwsvf the town would
”Dill!“ WWW Pits Mm mum lit-abolished amt lht' place could be run
croonrnsmni etclnl f hilly can? ' rrrori r-ciinoirtlcail His iictureul rim
N y l
W"” “Lb” me three placiri Undr'l’ one fill'rllllllr'ht warn
the study or s and donation. not received with luvur so he was ver
Pail until. October Circulars ill be ,
ntfi .WW " frequently interrupted.
NORWALK IILITARY mm'rm N. bank a
Roberta, wind rd Circular
WILSON. III. I ll ‘ifwfi'TWmcxmr'
loco I!) IN “knoll
Pordrcuisrs, Walrus umm
onrnullost.
IRWIN!) IACIIINIB.
shame In It SoIIlnMiN. “Whesicrarid
Hominid." nscdlnn. oil. attach
manta Repairing I specialty.
SIWBI CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS was built. ruin pipes ma
excavating. ailing. grading. landscape
Stu)! uANDI'ACTDltKlS.
IAIUNSSIIEY. IATIIKWSON Ii CO. EN. labor
“Mug“ limo-171.18.
S . Intablishsdl
of “Miss' miracs' and childrei's
lam
GEO. ISWIIDCCO.
‘5. and 7‘ Water
Incatactursrs
Inn footwear
guns, fishing
dry.ll.l.lilalrs
rush
out It
mural,
mm
luribcrctnl
IIIII'I-WAIm AND DNDllthAn.
HDTCIIINIIOS. COL! A C0. Norwaik. New York
and Bridgvpcrl. Coon.
SPOI‘I’SNIN'B GOODS.
AIIINJOIIN H. 3 Iain II. N. bendqdamn for
ammunition. ate.
"All murmurs.
ham JULIUS. Vista at. am to thnlsr's roan.
stains-o bud rails tom
mummy-or
mm
m :NOINIQ All! mm
Nil-22"]: ”$0.: lwxpans 00 M'sfi'u’.
mastsmr TICKET AGENTS.
003110. I. w. Rascals bull-Ii
mm m m WON
LAYTON. JACOB N Washington It. arctic P. 0
Era-sage! trnwnyickstsmfls. Whit.)
MHI raisin”.
SJOIIN II. foot ultl I. .
hm smut. ”Alto
1:33:03. mint 3 O'I‘Iylarsvsriss. I. KAI-o
ItAYIOIt‘D BROS bins. brown. Granawlck Ind
”magma-amount!”
m
”NOI- AND IIIA'I'I’.
moon LANDON. ”WAS. It. ,9"!
AMWM:MI.’.A! “fl
'fl'l. “
gardening
N. “My
G. B. ilosg asked [or permission to
say a low words, and his remarks wrrs
liberally applauded as they struck ”Ir-
popu'sr chord. He askwd who-n EN
Norwalk had gun» to Ibo borough bud
asked for a public itnprnvcmrnl and bod
not been Oppriatd. The people of Ernst
Norwuln procure Iboir bread and buttrr
in South Norwalk and he asked when
East Norwaik would be without lhl' cirv.
A vom- cried “Out of tliiv world." Our
only advantage, mid Ir. llimg, is In
uniti- with South Norwsik. When Brat
Nnrwnlk bad a petition at a town mwct
ingusbort Immsgo it is well known
how sbnbbilv the people «or» treated.
Now the Borough says, “Como In our
arms, drar children." To do so would
be like getting within the grasp ofa boa
constrictor,orily tu bsvclbo ill» of tho
pines crushed out.
At the conclusion of Mr. Kong's ro
marks the question was called for and
the amendment was carried without a
dissenting voice, those favoring consall
dation knowing the lei-ling too well to
vote against it.
The meeting lasted only nsbort time
but sonic pretty lively nrRtllll'llll We"!
entered into at its chine. II it». musing
showed anything it proud that the peo-
ple of East Norwslk are almost unanlm'
or" In joining with the City of South
Norwalk.
......M... , .. .. W A”. A.— .._ A -
A lions his! Caught.
The young man who stole I horns and
meanings belonging to Dance" Brotbsrr,
I”3.330! Wrsiporr, was csptorrd It I Catholic
lair in Danbtrry last night by cm! Kent
‘Mmc‘g'mrm M" Mr“: Init impale... Dolsn. H» was bronpbt
nomad. to iton I on the mm mm this Iner-
nooa Iii lakrn to Westport. His name
in Ichmer, and Ill! borne in In Hothsl.
minus. .
W). D. on. hours It... car. [up He is only 10 years old. IcN-marn
”Engroanb’l 'uum‘. ”stopped in Norwllk Sunday night
.W‘ W17 ' ”‘0‘ “IO following “I, tried '0
1.3.9.0”, grass is“ logical to David anks.
ono D.V Isa-lg idsri iii milkinan and left
w“ W“:‘&'“ it tbrrs,wbils lis pron-elicit in Dsnbnry.
Ir. anks cams to Novwalkncd furnish-
Idlnlornrstioubywtirchdis rigwssrs»
sovsrarissdtbstbi’stsrrsrtsd. ,
who wsskbuanl Is I plans upon
withwcwsassa Itsasntksppi-
hflflmimd m
“The Borough has .
a rupture PACER rnnisiiro.
Au Incandlary 'lrn Dnstvoyn Another
Inst Norwalh Barn.
Last night about 8 o'clock, IsGsorgo
Knapp was passing the raindrops of Mrs.
Gllt‘l Saunders, on the Strawberry Hill
road. East Norwslk, he saw llsutes
creeping through the cracks of the barn.
He immediately gsvs the alarm and
hastened to the burning structure. EIII
worth Saunders,wbo was in the hours at
the time, rushed out and succeeded in
saving a horse belonging to his brother.
Fred Saunders. His own horse he was
unable to save and the poor boast perish-
ed in the flames. The other contents of
the barn were totally destroyfid‘willi tbs
exception of the carriages. which were
wheeled out.- The Volunteer Boss and
Mayflower Hooknnd Ladder companies
were promptly on hand and did excellent
work in tearing 'down the burning build-
Ing. The horse which perished in the
domes was avuln bis buckskin pacer.
tormerly owned by Theodore Olsen of
Norwalk. which was valued by Ellsworth
Saunders“ 3450 The horse. harnesses
and wagons were insured for “50. Mr.
Saunders stated to r Summit. reporter
«that be was in the barn about half an
hour before the lire broke out and that
everything this all right. He said that
there was no doubt that the fire was
at lflCPDdlll’y origin.
At the borough the firs call-ed con.
n derable excitement, and Chic-l DeFor-
cat. who could not exactly locate the fire
hesitated in pulling the alarm. The tire
blazed up however. and as box 43' did
not ring the chief pulled box 15. The
duportment‘responded promptly and ran
an far as the borough lino, near the T. S.
Vanderboef barn. The burning structure
was plainly rest! from there. and about
1,000 feet of hose was lard by boll: com-
panies, .but as the tire could not be
reached the boss was ré‘eled up and the
drpnrlmenl wrre ordered back to their
respective houses.
Little Olson lutnrtnluod.
'llrs. Charles E Dory surprised her
daughter Mattie yesterday, it being her
eighth birthday, by inviting about
forty of her young bill friends to have a
pleasant time (min 4.00 lo 800 o'clock.
The time passed rapidly playing games
and dancing. At half-pastsix a march
was played by Miss Couch. and the lit“.-
uni—n proceded to the dining room, where
an elaborate supper was prepared, which
the children evidently enjoyed, Judging
lrom the way the entablcs disappeared.
Among tho guests were Bessie Rood.
Georgie Bear-P, Frank Sherman. Rod.
man Porter, Bessie Stow, Dora and
FWD! Heine, Bertha and Eddie Hanson,
Nice Day, Irons and Gussie Dibble.
Grace Hamilton, Eva Ferris. Marguerite
Taylor. Ruth Kendall. Kirby Fdsby.
Clarence Dunning. Florence Hoyt.
Edna Bohr-r. Arthur and Edna Guy
llrsrllt‘ Croful, E’hr' Keep, Hands and
is: br-I Slain-r, Brunt and Harry Plait
Grace Seymour, Aggie Golden, Ethel
Willstt.
Ics. Beers and daughter Mabel, Ira
Jurors Golden, Mrs. W. 'S. Crulut, Kiss
[run Crowc. Miss Mary Cunningham.
Miss Marietta Conch and Mrs. Samuel
llnyt assistrd in t'lllt’l’lllning the child-
rm.
~Lasts twice» as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—13m- iii-Is.
L‘ldlv'fl Auxiliary meetings held 1 all. 27
[rum oi introduction siren. . . . ...... I
Application for employment. ...... . . . .4
Situation-secured...“ ..2
Books drawn from library ............ 20
Four sessions of training cIIss all. 23 in 8
Four “ " German " " 22 ” 5
Ono " “ Penmanship " b " ii
In“, H is 0'0“" II it u II 8
Pour " “ Bookkeeping " 82 “ 8
Fill)? Is u WW"): II II 37 4| 9
Pour " "Sto'nography” “ ll “ 8
anr " ”Gymnasium" " 50 "12
One “ “ Junior Department art. 8
W N SIIOSB. Grn.8ec'y.
Tim bookkcrpibg It‘ld mechanical
rlrswin classes will meet this evening It
7:30 o'c rck Ind lbs orchestra will re.
hearse ISri'ciuck.
“The farm of Brussels admin not
or mist of more suds.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPIIS.
no Doings and Cor-Inns a! l’nopln ws
min is loud anon.
Ilsa Curio Wood, at East Norwnlk.
has returned lrom I visit in Now
Cannon.
Charles Hall, at East Norwalk, Is visit-
ing In New Canaan.
. C. E. Wilson, at Pimncs. St. John’s
County, Fla. cams to this any last rvrn.
logic spend I fsvr weeks.
In. Sylvia Northrop, of Newtown, is
visiting her daughter, III. P. 'l'.
lrsy. on Cbsnlunt strut. borosab.
Ir. and Irs. John W. lindwsil.
till-city. Irsin Now York today”? I
business trip.
fidunthabddsshb‘Tk-u
Monmouth-mom.“
COUNCIL ~ 2ND COURT.
REGULAR serum or run CITY
AND nouocou FATHERS.
Councilman Yolk tnhsn tho Oath 0101M!
—Aunnn| Ioportn load—flu DIIIIIIIII
Consider Important Insure»
The regular monthly mssting of the
Board of Councilmen was held last svsn
log. Mayor WilliamB. Reed presided
and Councilmen Nelson J. Claw, Sands
Ssllock, Charles G. Bobnnuan. George
Lockwood, Edward F. Knappand Joseph
A. Vo'k were present. Before the most
mg opened Councilman Voik took the
oath of cities.
B lls amounting to 81,810. ’18. endorsed
by their appropriate commitmen. Were
ordered paid.
A petition was received asking that a
cool oi stagnant water on Raymond
street be removed, which was referred
to the committee on sewers.
A bill of 3125 for interest on the
Library loan was ordered paid providing
the City Treasurer finds the same correct.
The reports of City Clerk E E. Crows,
City Treasurer John H. Fe‘rris. Chief of
Police William Vollmer and Fire liar-
sbal John A. Watkins were read And no
copied.
The committee on finance was in-
structed to renew the notes dno' ID Janu-
ary and February and emerge them in
two notes.
The matter of sidewalks and sewers
near the premises olWilIiam Harford on
Burbank street was referred to the com-
mittee on sewers.
The City Surveyor was instructed to
make I layout and grade of Cedar street
from Chapel street to the Turnpike and
also to complete the layout of ‘Bayvisw
avenue.
Mayor Rood appornted Councilman
Joseph A. Volk a special committee on
Library, Public Printing and Wutpr.
The meeting adjourned for one week.
llumxcr on n12 13me613.
The Court of Burgesses held their reg—
ular meeting last evening with Warden
Kaeler in the chair and a full court
present.
The court refused to ratify the appoint-
ment ol John Hoyt, by Chief Prowitl.
Is superintendent of the lire alarm, and
they voted to turn the application of
Charles Riley over to the chief Wllh
their recommendation.
The petition to increase the salary of
the borough treasurer from $75 to ‘500
was next tnken up. It was voted that
his salary be raised to $100.
An informal ballot for a special police
man was taken. as follows:
Robert N Iorchnuve. ........................... 3
Timoiby IcCIrtby. ... ..8
The tunnel ballot resulted the some
and the Warden cast the deciding. vote
' for Mr. Mort-house. .
On Motion of Burgess O'Reilly the
' vole taken at the last meeting relative to
highways and parks was recousrdered
and a vote was passed that the matter
be left to the highway committee, with
power.
The cleaning of catch basins was, upon
motion of Burgess Bows. left to the
server committee, with power.
Burgess O'Reiliy asked the court for
power to get some supplies for the police
headquarters and it was granted.
Tb.‘ question of burning the electric
Y. I. C A BBPURTS- lights all night was brought before the
a. i s. ‘ I ‘ r J meeting by Burgess Howe. Burgess
I." a" .',;.'.|,.wr 0’ ”a." Kent read a bid from the Norwalk and
Attendance in rooms . .. ....I ...... 2,0l0 80“"! N"""“ 3'90““: L'Kh‘ COMP”!
”Ally average ........................ 75 offering to burn the lights nearly all
Fmrr Sunday services ............... 380 night for the additional sum ol '3'! 50
Shrugs! attendance ........... (... 85 P" ,9" per my; lamp. The rate V”
82"?33: :3: 133mm“ """ '33 consideredtoohigb and the committee
l’ntal attendancg... :. ..... 2 824 0" “3"“ was instructed to investigate
Business and social calls. . . . .. . .138 the matter .“d report 3‘ “‘9 next meet
Calla minds on the sick . , . ...... 4 ‘08
lr-tiors written on the work. . . .. . . .. .37 The purchasing of a lawn mower was
[N123 fearleél‘olnlzbowzgkun ..... a“: Mr to the highway committee, with
.......... ' power.
illitlt’f'm'mi.‘£."liil'?'ff:;::':::'."::".‘i 0w" ...... 0' “"8“- 3°". “'°
Commitis marting- lield.. .. . .. . .2 WM" Commissioners were requested to
ascertain the condition of the large pips
running through Iain street, and that a
rsport be rendered It the next meeting
The application of F. Applebes, of
South Nurwaik, for a license to make
sewer connections was rslnsed. In It Is
against the by- -Inws.
The suit of B. W. Iaplsn against the
borough was discussed at some length.
It was finally voted to have the matter
wiih tbs Warden to settle.
The Clerk was instructed to draw In
ordrfr for $550 in favor of the Edward
Svrcsl properly on Iain street, being the
damages awarded by tbs commissioners
Ipptllntrd In rsgsrd to the matter.
The meeting tlmr adjourned.
-‘l’oo lotions ton Jolilng.
“Smart Alcoa” may air their wit in
order to amuse stills-rm, with funny
stories while reciting the tin-ginsry wir-
tues of inert nonunion, but the pangs o
rheumatism, [Wilt-lg“, uout or carbon-
clr: the untold horrors of acrofnln. can.
our, lupus, or skin disuse, are not It all
funny. It In far more interesting to the
unlined to know that the "Cactus Blood
Ours.” illi- latest triumph of medical art,
In absolute! lbs only corn for all blood
diseases. or sale It "l’lIlstsd's Drug
Store,” under Inbnckruio Hotel. Sou
Norwnlk.
TwonrsowmIrrsstedIn Nstrltaln
Saturdayonsuspieionastbry wsrs try-
ing tonsil martian. pip-sand othsv
articlvn at one half tbnir rains. Tbs
suaptstossor lhs polhnmooudmsd
"Indthslisnwmtnknntol’ortlsndyno
tsrdayrnorntngto thnebarpsct
burglary in thatplacr,wkustknylisrl
biownriprnassr
as.” “MUN.““h
1....»
‘dllnollbo
PRICE TWO CENTS
PURSES 0]? $2,550.00
carts rixso volt nun arms
no not. risers.
naturally-r would. or tho m
Commuta- or sun Gum's Dnlvlnl
Association—A Club noun. PM
A meeting or the executive solarium
of the Gentleman's Driving woolen ‘ “
was held yesterday afternoon It the rd-
drnco or E. A. Woodward, and It was
decided to hold the spring meeting Juno
.16!!! to 20th. and to claim In dates for.
the fall meeting August 18th to M
The following ms and panic m
voted: ..
First day—2.30 class. msrirlisr‘s‘ passrs, ‘
p’nrso 3100; 3:00 class, traitors, paras
$50; 2:30 class, trottsrn, pdrvd W.
Second day—Iembsrs’ double team
race. prize. silver pitcher; 2:87 all",
trotters. purse $50; 8:24 claw, trottct'l,
purse “00.
Third day—Ismbsrs’ fres-for-Ill par
ers and trailers, puns 8100; enticing,
trotters. purse $50; 2:83 clung mm
purse $50.
Fourth day—Mombers’ 2:87 claw, trot-
lcrs, purse 8100; 2:40 class. Italian and
pacers. purssw$50; free for-Ill pnom.
purse $300.
The president, Buckingham Inckwool.
and the secretary, J. B. Woodhlmr were
appointed committee on pri
Geo. I. Keeler, I. H. Glover and James
dblden were appointed judges, and
James K. Crofat. clerk of the course.
The selection of starter and appoint.
merit of marshal was left with the presi-
dent.
Tbs treasurer’s report shoved a bals’
Ince on hand (I $.M9.98, and the mo-
ciation In a flourishing condition.
The matter or I club house was con-
sidered, but no positive action was Ink-
eu, it being understood that the pred-
dent shonfd obtain estimates and m
at a meeting to be called by him. It was
believed by‘ the president that such a
club house as the society needs could be
built for about .500.
row IN A first: on Two.
Ilnttnrn Worthy at Inuthn m m
Quarter of 0mm.
Work will be immediately commenced
on a parochial school and convent in
Torrington. They will cost carom.
The members of St. Bernard’! outwit,
of Rockville. will build I new parochial
school and convent to cost together‘fifip
000. '
Employees of the New Haven Clock
company have confessed to stealing
eleven defective clocks, valued at $5
apiece.
The annual meeting of theConnecticut
Probate assembly will be bold in room
72, Capitol. at Hartford, Wednesday of
next. week.
Gilbert Noble, of New Jersey. who wu
serving a four years’ term in the state
prison for abducting a Hartford girl.
died of consumption Sunday. “
George N. Bradley. of New Haven,
who was the first patient in this
to receive lymph inoculation, died {3&-
terday, and the non of Prof. Blake, who
has been under treatment, in at the
point of dead).
vSamuel J Iills, ex town treasurer cl
Bloomfield, has made over to lithology
his farm, "load at $8. 000. in ”mg-Eb:
meat at a 312,000 claim the town.
against him tor money collsotnd will,
treasurer. ,.
Saturday night a barn bolonglil; to D,
C. Wood, of Bridgeport, was dentroysd
by lire. Yesterday bones of a hit-inn
bring were found in tbsashu. It In
supposed that the tire was Itnrted byline
or more tramps who were bound to
death. .
G. C. lilies, ct M03900“. IInd his
watch taken from his pocket by a thin!
or the Bridgeport depot Sunday morning.
E. A.Jenningr. of Soulnport, who was
in the depot, saw I rash jostla .lnnt
Miles and suspecting that the trial! "I
thief asked Ides It be had lat Ills
watch. On being answnrsd tn tbs
afilrmativs Jennings identified the fish
pocket and the police arrested the fellow
who proves to be James Wilson. I noted
New York crook.
ENTERTAINING.
WHO-fl.
Tomorrow evening the musical larss
comedy in three sets, sntltlcd“Nnvsr
Better" will be produced at the 0pm
Hanan, Norwaik, by “Bies’s unprln
Parly,” the largest fares socially
company on the rosd. Having brush
years in active motion thin W
hInbocomsthcatrongsntnhdthoHol
sitcomsdy attractions. The high pail
tion which this colunany holds in the
r thastricalconrmamty, comes [mat tbs
painstaking cars which Ir. Rico about“
his artists, tbs personal Inpnrrklon
which be given his productions and Ill
sparing of no sxpsans to givs In sum-
able. legitimals psrforrnsacs. “Naval
Better” in a brilliant, rolilchlII Inns
comedy. Tbs plotls Malina“
Isaution "Dr. Koch’s Lymph Brandy”
and In dostunsd to about tbs company at
its best In thsir Ingenious We?“
burlesqllsn. catchynonurnnddslnwi
The party In by tho wall known
and versatile obnsetsr comedian. Gan
Mao. Spscial Ittvailoli II enlist! votb's
"Carmsncttn Darius” by Goo. hurl. Hg“
tho “Lamp Shade Duns,"
Bonanza Girls” at Flinn. Tho
tlon lsstannii nails: tbs WM 4’
collaborators, In”
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