Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 4, 1891 · page 1

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SOUTH NORWALK. OONN.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1891..

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DIREflOTORYv

halitt Billilii lilil'flili

TOWN OF NORWALK.

Ahorevlatloda: N.—Ncrwalk; 8.]! ——south Non
walk; I. N.——IanN
To than 0! our reader. who erenot al-
ready were 0! the [not we would an that
every Iran herein represented, that or oi

anaall d e. will be (ound
away reliable In every business inane

union. earl well worthy or all patronage
totheln.
All! concentrations.
8030151.: IRON WORKS CO. The,Wsier at.

ARCHITECTS.

iced” Washington-t, tsunami
“APP wns fumlshlalatlcaaonablcrsm

Real
m
IORREIJ. e. L‘HOHIIBDIEU. 95 Washington st,
PM cold.

all kindac!
BAKERS- d W
ASON inlaln N. an bl ashlngtou
“#YNN. aisle dealersn‘om confectionery. ice
(scant. ices. etc.
rJL‘Oil‘llILll, cm 0. No ‘ain st, 3. N. Sole
t for tiortousce media: cream.
W KILCIIAN. Lmehnearwhlll N. I’tlrt
confectionery and ice cream. Fresh goods daily
WILBUN‘N "Home Made" Bread Baker;K ltnhlllltlu;
ville. Leave orders at tins Finer .. 1’:
BANKS.
OKN'I‘BAL NATIONAL BANK. The. Wall st. N

ca tail on surplus 14.100. George M.
Iltfillfllm,“ 'ldel’ll; K L. yer, vice-president;
William flmisxashier

CITY NATIONAL BANK, The, 66 Washingtonct.
nearflainnl. N. Capital 3100, ; surplus $12
wit lull. Rowan. president; Jacob H. Lay
ton.caaltier.

BAIRFIRLDN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, The
HWaIlat.N . Incorporated will Capital so»,
ill”. Prat... Janice \
O. KaelergcastllerJlewisC. Green.

 
 
 
 
 

AIRIFIRLD COUNTY BA or

Wall a; N. Deposits ammo. su ,utio.

Whine 8 lowly. pmlt'. inflict
pleat; Jamal ll. Bailey. tress.

NATIONAL RANK 01' NO 2 Wall

. abet

cur Lilli. t.' Ill.55 J.“ ; . p .

it“ “my it?“ w. .i the

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O R. WWI}. Beard. D. W I‘lll. . w. l'

NORWALK NAVINOS SOCIETY, The. it let, N.

.surpltln yum». ‘eorgi

ll. Uranium. vice- ’ct. ,

ii. lulu. tress.

SOUTH NORWALK BAYINON BANK, The,
posit» mussel! . surplus 545, wt) ‘Aideu sin
mans. pmt. ., John ll. Knapp. treas. Illicit-oi
paid depositors. Motley leaned on uiort-vuge.

BEEF. t“ hologram.)

.h’OUTll NORWALK Milli? CO. 5. N. Hammond
ril.slrwp.lillllb. veal. etc. 4
TERRY. Whl. hi. a CO. .. N. Armour ‘sbeei and

provtsious. [Ionic dreseed lamb and mutton
BILL I’Oe'I'EB AND DISTRIBUTOR.

BURTON. J. F. Postotllce box-w), N. Circulan
folded in over lulu Sunday papers.
BLAOKNJII'I'AIN.
~UARR. GEO. T. loot Raymond st, 5. N. ilorse—
shoeing a specialty

”RIDGE BUILDERS.
GEO. :5. «CO. P. Olson hill. 5. N. builder:-
ogre. docks. pile foundations. etc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
BROWN. n.5, Bellini “.5. N. customilorkumi
remindgaswclally.

foB‘

bulls, shoes and robbers.
=0CIIAUB.JOII.N dt hON. lib Wawpgton st. 5. N.
assortment allow prtcce.
1300'! AND eIIOI-J REPAIRING.
’I’IIILLIYD, GEO. 20 Railroad Place, :5. N. All
work neatly and promptly done
BOOKNIDJLLI-lfla AND S'I‘A'I‘IONI-JIKS.
I’lNNBO. J. ARTHUR. N card engrutuig. weu
statwnery. base can and tennis goods.
APWL‘D'B DRUG b'l'URls. 43 “bilingual 5t,
hi. N. $th supplies and general stationery.
BOX HAW, “flood and I'Ipet.)
iKNAI’I‘JLI‘. Waller st.n N. mauuiuetum oi rial
can. More General shop Jubllluy,
Bun-DING HAT-null”.
”.l'llllllb JOKER. inWaabluxum st. h.N. any
bloom-ewe! plph. hay. straw. etc.
mNAllD.OllArlT.Weteal.N. hrlckoiall
kinda. amusing plaster. hair. cw..also hiui
am. the brick andday
RAYIOND BROS. Illwacaee. Philadelphia In“
Trenton mmmmuumewement, L
BUTTER. Cflflflah. £005. 8
BOIl'l'ON BU 'l‘l‘ltlt notion. that door to tin: rm.
b.N. —e aptiuell) made oi all dtircreiu

Mom and climatic All
gillilcaoio homage. canned mule. cu;
owufl IIEI’OsI'I'OILIl'lo.
DANN, WI. ll. 60 Wall at. N Carriages lulm
horse. stable and carriage innuslungs.
omfll'fl'm AND BUILDERH.
CROWLJAILEDO. slit-pm st. 3. N. atrium
fi???&‘i‘”.°‘“..‘i“.’.i.m“” .. a. i m...
IO avenue 0
atteudctlw '

MID. Renew-lulu KN. Ioderu
momma» cheappower enables use to gm:
[new lstm’ework a specialty.
RAYIONDJ It. on Water at. a. N. mauuiactcm
hi on: mums. MW omits. col
mile halualen. Medians-nugget»
taming. liar Mann mam-.wmmmu.
Jobbing done. human» KIWI. Telephone bi-c.
hardwoods it ill Grove It. ii. N. Jobm
pmptly attended to
W ILUUNm. ll. shopcnassumerletu H—Aitlleecm
Wallet. anililcltlellave. N. rile-iii wood winking,
nloulllilup. wtlaltiva trainee and turning. lowest
scrim. lousy war-oi. Telephone number we.
Wm AND OIIAlW'l'IIa.
worm.” in IIOYTJOautwbidg, N. on Wash
lam at. it. N. plea advent-uncut. l.)
enema IANUUACI‘UIIIRN.
'l‘lLLY, WHY. attain st. AN. planetarium oi
mute retention rpm to repairing.
slalom e VLYNN. malwxmenmuum
mammals. illicit.
am all with?“ especially. lane-shoeing

‘D'AB‘I'O c.lt.lNo.Ialnsl.iernisrlyolhrcad~
”M .eatwwiorwecdmaodpuosa.
.rmmounwwmrl wcddlnpaad
sepsiledalthcsmwnt

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J.'l'. doulllalust, maisonette
mmmm

'I' I‘II’B IANUIAC'I‘UBIIIB.
.CllAlkTJVatu N. allsiaeaand
abuertlllclal steps.

cg, etc.
OIOAB eon lANUrAO'I‘UItntll.
IIN llAll thriller-hail ll N. manufac-
Mm ’0 adamant-anodes” inbbousfi'i

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“'1 Ohlll‘l‘kllll CIGAR 00m The ”Hall“!
ti I.N.aieuaiaetcrcleoi mo '

-o WILLUIOAB co. The. Washington-t. n. n.
YAOlllli. Balaton. 3.1!; ailclobherin
until. :Nulflllim.

Vile. ill uhicgloc «,5 N.
' .iua meeyln‘. hick mil
w. ilON. cor. W at avenue and Cour»
ll. .dily recite and-autmy engineer.
1mm I Islam. I. “mm:
cranium DIALIII.

I illicit laconic bitiidl . 4
Wm millet as. “total and!
v , 00.“. All) WOOD.“II

IIJLWIIII
d0” "mm”. W

4193 ONT Waist rims-am
Muffin-dosh Memento-null

nus-ammo
erratum slats men-8m: and mu

ccai.li:e::laaietasiaste:|amt
TWA“ aco when actor;
0mm wig,

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COIN"! REMEDIES.

NUPAOTUBEBB.

UNIVERSAL STORE. The. No. lulu at near
pa. crockery. glue— ware. bouseiurnis
DENT ISTa.

Nurture

Onion hours, 8a. Ill. loop. in.
KENDALL GEO. s. D. D 8. Washiw. cor.
Franklin ate. ti. N. llonrs ti II in to ll tn.

near Congregational church, N. gill mlmluletcrod

Gold and porcelain crowns inserted

WEED W. L. ., D D. ll. 7') low Wileliinvton st. 8. N.
lloure 8 ll. in. toll p. in. Oils administered.

DOORS. GAS!) AND BLINDS.

wood work, wheels. ctc.

DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
solver contractor. etc.
pipe. 3 to 30 inchee kl diameter
.g DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Vun Znndt two, 3. N.
cuddly hours. 8 to i0a.rn.1l't00p. in‘. Prescrip-
tions cart-Judy compounded.
GREGORY. J. 0. dis W all at 'N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.

RIGGN JOIIN A. ll Main Et..\' Perfumer.—lilty
live diilercut perfumes

nines. ole. l’hy ~‘tchlns preucript'lomi u sweiaity.
DRY-GOODS.

tings and rugs.

BANKS. If. K Mahélckeulo “0th block. 8. N. dry-
goods notions ngovenmtc Ulidcrwuiraspecinity.
BENNETT J F iii Marin at N.
liehed oter lorry-two years
DICKERMA .A. 8'. SUN. til Walthingitln at S. N.
dry-i, 'uodl- rpets. etc. tree nth )

SCOFIELD & UOYT :Hiazctte llidtz. N on Wash-

ulflli "W‘PWM-u mm“ 1 itigton st,S N. (Sec NIIEtlloclllclll.)

alarms; cull bells. Ac.

I-l\l‘ltl-23a CO“ I’ANIEN.
AD ALIS EXPRESS (‘0. oiilcc miiro-iil station 8,
N. and 43 \i all at N Rip navel inrmlrilira in ii"
ports of the oorld. l'nssupiger iru'itis-enite Low
rates. Lester lluut. agent.

EXI’REMMB

BUXTON er BRENDAUE. ulliceu
Wail el. N. Our motto, prompt attention.‘
CAI AN Alli] is EXPRE Sb
piano: moved. IAIIYU orde
N. shite st poetvoillcc and
Hale's. Careful and prompt service.

ENTIIALTN, hsSENCLS, ETC.
BYXBEE, F. . A (‘0. 99 Millll st. N. Mllllllftwllltv
era of Subtle '. celebrated Illl\’t)flli;{ extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT 170. N. uliuiuiacttlrers of
line extructe. I". N Ambler.

FEII'I'ILIZEIIS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley“: itupcrvphosplialempcc
ial tiiiltititvs. lurid pilll‘ltll’. ground bottouood italics.
dMl'l‘H. W, R. A CO. Writer st. N. norms for \\'ii
iium~ Clark A: Unis stuiilhirtl icrtiitxers.

. I IRE “RIC K A'\ D (2 LA) .
RAYMOND BROS ordinary rhnpes in elixir spec-
'iitis to orderJire iiiurtur sumLcililllllt' y iluo liniiivn

k‘.I5lI OYsTl-llta. CLAMS. ETC.
HUNT A ZELLFL’ 60 Washington st. 3 N. line
tish oyetcrs. clothe. fruits. game. legembiee. clc

FLAG AND CONCRETE \\ .ILKS.

NORTON. JOHN B. lit: Taylor avenue. :5. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYMOND BROS. contractions looting. concrete.
Asphalt, brick. cement and gravel wuilts.
FLOR] DA STEAM AN I) HOT WATER
III BATE KN.
MEEKEK W. ll. & CO. Music ulu block. is. N.
_ mic agents.

l-LOl ll, GR \IN AND I" BED.
"ISLAND Ulihl FLUL R the but rutide.
(all to use ll. “

’luistcd' s. S. N

Don't

el bridge 'l‘til choimlt oi isnuiy dour kept. - ~ -
RAYMOND BROS buy. atrium dour and feed Ill
pzwkiige, loud. car or cargo lots.
RED illLL. Donut. Crulmt a Rose. ljrnm. choir
ground iecti, gruhnin tlilli rye dour.
l-‘ LO Ill.‘ I“.

“BRO. PAUL. Woodwani Hole. 5. )3 plants tut
flowers and ornamental pieces mildi in linll r.
OUIOUR. P. L. mWard st.o p. Union Cemetery, N.
Plants, cut flowers, can total work a sin-clalty
achAY. JOHN, B. N. licarthedepot. Bedding

ts—cut doom and floral work of all kind.
tie runes a “racially
allTIl. JOHN ll rlo. lain st. :5. N. the oldest and
beer known dorlllt in this Vicinity Planti- cut
dowel!» etc Floral work oi all kinds u sin-clalty
and done promptly.

l‘ UBNI'I‘UBI’) DEALERS.

“COLEMAN THEODORE Washington FLOW! end)

Furniture. looking glances picturi [rallies etc
GRAN N. W HITTLESBY. do lain at, N. \Rzly
menu‘s old stand) Nee adurtist meat.
RAY NOND Oil-O. it new store. as and In Main at.
N Four doom above old store
STOW DAVID. a; a. a). and at. human at. 5.1V.
Pu lure. mattrealce. etc. _

GAD MOII'I‘ COMPANIES.

Water Ii. N Gas lol light. hull and poem
Coke nix cents per bushel Coal l‘ar three dol
lam per barrel. paellalp extra

Ottomans. (W hole-sale.)
llOLIIRtl a KEKL ‘R. band it Well stV
sale mixers. door. ti. hay. etc

WI. dour. iced, grain. buy. etc.
OROOEIIN.

agents (or celebrated l-‘artrlmiqtm t‘l’trlllllt ry butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. ivli Wushlugtou st.
choice urticaria and provisions

FBIHUN, CRAB. ll successor to Hutchins.tll No.
Rain st. ll. N. table delicacien lot laliilly trade.

teed. hay, arrow. coal and
coulocttonery fruit. etc.

a. colleen. teas. butter etc.
ii VERA: L. abWsllshN.
trade oblei.iiable

cleats. til-or. ed. etc.
lIANPORD.W N Enclave nearlut. station. IN
Asbestos paint. schotli supplies. etc.

notice and table delicacies.

at. Miller. :5 N. teas. colleen. opiate. a specialty.
MOORE e DAMIAN. Nolan: et. near West. AN.
Inc groceries iurcutn lrcits. dour. Modem

codes and spices a llplltflblly.

NlUKBlth A news. lib and 3‘: Main It. N.a
specially made oi iablodellcac lea.

New store. new plaid-arid new prices
tillYMOUlLO I. at Washin '3" B. N.
couture lot celc hralcwd Duo

3”" choline, emu. table delicacies. hulls. etc.
GUI-i lull) all MUNII‘ION

kinds at No 4 Water sh. N.
IIA‘I‘I‘lItll’ l’lillll. (arrive on

0A3”, IAR'I'INJR. 300 rowel
. [Ill

light loft unis». uranium water hokea.
"Aria ‘15:; {new illetall.)
Baum, ms or
sly-poem needed Inc and and
“AT WDPAO‘I'UIIKIIS.

 

0T. iacioryil. N. lanai»
.Corsets.

West.

8%UTWRLL. 0.1'. [Adder ll block. 50. lain It. 8.

[NEW KIRK. J. C.- office at residence Lewis st.

sm'rn.w. u. a. co. 15 .e 17 Water st, N. carriage

PM F. ii. accentuate; SN. Crushedstonn.
RAYMOND BR08 Akron. salt glazed audoeuient

PLAISTED’S 43 Washington st. 8 N patent medi-

AMBLER. J. L. ttSONSv—“Thc Equitable.“ No. 2
Gazette building. N. Drygoods oil clothe. lust.

Business entail»

Benedict's. 43

luggingc. furniture“ and
rs at

L‘HfiWIEU} 0331811. cur-t ctuioi’ Washington-

NORWALK (JAB LIGHT COIII'ANY 001cc ill

whole.

UBLLEUK BROS. Hand lbWali st. N. wholesale

BROWN a W’llAfOX. ‘0 Washington at. 8. N. sole
ll. 8N.

FINNEOAN AO' REILLY maul-in st. N door.
i'lNNEY a DRNRDIO'I',“ Wail st. N. fancy and

ctaplexrocotiea.
l'i'l‘Ull. I). w. Wesiave.cor. Ilerwln li.N. canned
I m to the but
OUYKRkilON..TIl.S ood.t5N.dne '
choice "ml.“ ""

LAW‘I‘ON. I'. D. O CO. in Do. Main It. ii. I). gro-
L'IIOIH KDIKU . DANIKL. cast and of Wachlngtoii

NEW YORK TEA 00.. l‘ Isliisl. N. «all. llelier-
Tm.

()TllAIB. 010 Wilma.“ eve. and lichen! at. N.

head.
canned goods
VALDBN. UllAll ll. bWalist. N Creamery but-

tlUNtl. AIIUNITION and Sporting tin-is of all
Alzt'lllm Jilliitl’il J. 7 loome- st.il. N also iorlnerl
”will st. 8

“will".
mw A WWIgB. N. ironiocndlr.

“Welshman.
Arr mace: man.
We ei Saariooa'rmmsfi'.

DWI”. I Iwub. loch-ale It. 0N. Wine
I. 0.“. alcc New

mail-leg“ w ,

HARDWARE AND OUTLIBY.
PROWI'I'I'. J. 'I‘. II Hall: at. N. light heldwnn lid

carriage pure.
Slll'l‘ll. W. II. A 00. iii and ii Water at. N. build.

PLAIBTKD‘S COUOII RELIED "arranwdtocure. ill" and “KIWI!” I"lililulil-
malloincturod Ill 48 Waritin . QUINTARD. W. C. Instr: flail block. 8.10.th
CROCKEIIY AND G "SWABI. 0" eel-u.“ Inc M)“
NASH. I’. “it“ Bill) cor. liatnsnd Wfllufifi N. HARNESS DIARIES.
new and n W m:

DWYERJ’ ll. 22Wahst.N custom madollarrleal

and repairing dodgy d.one
HORSE DEALERS.

PARSONS II II. [institution clinch l'ann I. N. hue
bonus suited to all pummel All animals cold by
this «liablislimeni are warranted Route of the
French coaching stallion “Gallium. “

HORSE BIIOEIIS.

MCQUIIAE. JOHN. No. Haiti ct, ll. N. special at.

teiitiougiveu to rihoollig «lilting At trotting hora.
HOTELS. -

AMERICAN norm. in Rainer. N. J.C.Colllue.

Kuropun plan. mornurant attach

GERMANIA HOTEL. 39 Railroad place. Germ
Suburb. whirled):

NORWALK “MEL. D AN. R R. M11030!

hemetrictlmrt-cleflaccom

OLD WELL lIO’l'KL. 60 Washington at 8.011.“thch
lliiviiand. proprietor European plan. llama-a

HOUSE IPU‘RNISIIING GOODS.
STEVENS. J. I]. w Wflhiuan at, 8. N. crockery
glassware. tin and wooden ware.

ICE DEALERS.

BURCUARD, B. “Beideu I’oint Farm.” 5. N. also
milk producer. ,

INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDOE a LOCKWOOD 9 Iain at N.
mice and real while it. alPite branches
LAYTON JACORM “'alhlnguiiisi nexti PA).
5 N. tire plate gloss accident and life. (sec V)
LOO KWOOD W M cpl. luitlsnd Wail sis. N.

estate. inVi-stmenp, loans negotiated etc.
NORRl-Il. LA L'llOlIIlLDIEU. 96 Washington ll.
5 N strictly tin-twitter companies represented.
TAYLOR u GOLDEN is It 1" Washington It.
ll. N. Real Estate and inanrance.

INSURANCE: COMPANIES.
CONNEC'I'lCL'T GEN'L LIFE ms. (20.. 8. S. L'»
llonimcdieu. agent. Worthington at. NN. rec all.
lE’l‘lllIl’OlJ'l‘AN LIFE ms 00 on Washington
It. SN I“. J. urubb itssietum rcpt
NORW ALK FIRE 1N3. (IO N.

or

In successful

STREET. EDWARD .5 GMCHL‘ bldlz. N. Dry business since i560 No outstanding loes claims
. fancy trims. notions and hosiery- PEOPLE‘S Lil'tt ms. (:0. The. x». e. Washing-
ELECI‘RICI aN ion at s N. Jno. French. asst superintendent.
BAKER. E. V.. Electric grits liv vtilting; burglar I‘V'I'I'ZS'I’HI'IN'I' SECURITIES.

(‘ RAITFI‘RD ll. ll. Masonic bidlz. N 6‘; Bond-

litddil-ncx Ranking and Equitable M‘i go Con.
mos AND STEEL.

SHIT". W. I]. & (’0. l5 and I7 Wain: at. N

springs. axles. carriage hardware. etc.

IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I‘. 51M. 5': and to Water at. N, iron work
of all kinds.

Till: lll’Nt‘AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Witter
at. 5. N. Wm, ll. lloyt. proprietor.“

IRON FOLNDRIEB.
(”LEN lit (‘LANL'Y at The Norwaik Iron Works
Co. and also at Bridgeport. Conn.

.l IZW ELI-2 Bi.
FERRIS. A s 3'.) Sr) Main st. 8. N. op. City Hotel.
5 N' tine wutrh rc pairing a ept'claliy.
llilY’l‘. ll. B. is No. Mamet, NN. strictly dreixlare
good» at lo“ prttes
IAIKSUN mnmxn sswiim N watchmdle
month. etc [- the watch repairing a speltalty.
ROOD ll 5. dilimotids watches jewelry ether and
plated uure. repairing ”weirdly. 33 Rain st. 8. N
LAIVY Elm.
AUleN AI FRED I: room 1 Masonic h‘d g. Wal
st borough Notary and Real Estate.
l’tuvlhfil‘ ltL SNELL. x No Main st, notary, legal
business of All kinds care fully attended to.
lll'lil. ill T'l‘, J BELlii.N rooms!» and 6 Gentile
building. Wail at, boning . .
LIGHT. JOHN ll. lihl Washintrwn 8. N. notary
Commissioner of lieu-lla for New Yer stein.
lAlt'KWOOl). EDWARD 3!. mom 1 Gazette bldg.
lkimugh Attorney. notary and [it-unions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN s. mom 3. I’lliriicitl Co. Nat.
their building. N. Comm-Hot at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. roortli Masonic building. Wail
at, borough.
LII‘EIIY STABLES.
DANN. HORACE E. Ext‘elolill livery and board
tug Nutmm (Jilin No it lliuvrel N.
llllltlilllRY. 050. 3. ll Knight l-t. N. Ftnc turn
mire-n ~pt‘l‘inlty Tellphnne 38+ "
MILK MASK]? ACTI‘RI-lllb.
[All R“ will MANLll .v\( "H. RINO 0.0 In“, a
N. M; lllul'. iitprrn- it! build: rs‘ bardwnn: till
oillu in l'r an -t-. Vie York olilce ‘ll Reade rt.
0 him outlive l'.l Lain at
NOR“ .li l.‘O( R (OMI'ANY N N New York
ollil-e ~‘L't‘ hutnbr run at Lotio- and bitilders‘ hard
mm; illsigtn rs; folitltll-n- workers of nrtlelii
hon-so trimming.- in bronze hull-s and iron.
LUMBER DhALEBN.
KILL. E J. 9 Water at. N All kinda of lumber dl
llvered to any. point by rail team or vest-cl.

MACHINE. SHOPS.

NORW ALI; IRON WORKS CO The Water st
near R. R bridge ll N tn-ncrai machinery. trot:
and brittle castings. forgin Babbitt metal. re
pain ior lllllllllncluflfi‘w steamboats.
st‘ill-‘lELD W1 A Knight-it. N New machinery
math and repairing promptly attended to.

MARKET HARDBNI-llls.

JENNINGS it w A'l'ltltllt'lll‘ a. N. berries spill All

gunk-u produce in war-or. lot the wheieaalc'irsdc
MARKET”-

A MODEL MARKET no will at N. Win. Wardeeti.

prop heel veal. lamb ruttttouaudpoultry

AVINON A the Maoist. N meat-Junta. vcgcta
hies. riah oyillt'm clams. and mliope. butter

lard can-ml gusts. etc

BENNETT A HUi-i‘l‘ltll. male ilsh‘,‘i o
stern. clams frilllrl. as No Rain “.8

DIME“. DANAC 12 Main at. N. choice meats
poultry. flail. vegetablmetc.

Bitlrt‘n's CENTRAL MARKET clinic; M N
Meats. tegivtablchroit-o, poultry at lowest price

FARR WILLIAM H liencdili Farm market [LN
Pine till-air. fret-h vegetable:h ioweaicash price!

FARRINOTON J A meals. uitr itch. o stern
Vlwubitln. traits. butter.ctc. RR thwart.

Oxlti'i‘. HBO East aventu. ll‘. N choice cleats
vegetables. irnit. etc Lower-leash prices

llAYKa FKRD ill No llaiii st 5. N prime aunt»
of all iriuds )lome rendered lard especially

JUDOON. A. NL) Central Market. cor Malliendllavt
laud vii. 8.7V . Choice meats: poultry. rogerabkas

LilllllllNEll. W N we Waelii hl‘nfion rt. bridge. 8

Ndealcr in nil kinda bulb in
hilt'IlWOOD l. Wuwnm.m bridge. 8. N hm
meats lehmyema. c btse..etc
uxmwmnumxwmnn Iain 1.1.. due
mu poultry. llrlh oysters clama specialty.

LYONh.A 5. Old Well Mammal No. lain ct.
ll. N. prilile hunts and poultry at lowest prince

lALllilh ALBIN. Nam shinaat B. N choice
meats. duh oysters. vegetahl ca. dolleateaaenmlt

PICKBRINO. ll. ll Kant hmop. school house. ILN. I

veal. mutton. etc.

BLIIAI' JALOD. as West Wallin‘tcn 1.8. N.
ml:llynilrsi-ciass meats. poultry a specialty.
sill'l‘ll'tl WAiilllNil‘l’ON MARKET. O Washing
ton si. ti. N line meat- and poultry for {amily trade

BPILLANmJ. W iii leopard lit. N.m rule
daily all over the town

WADKW. ll mallet. Stadiums ..N
to all parts oi town with line trash and meals

WIXON. J. B 2': Wallet. N choice create. poui
try. ilrutemepetables. Muller,” etc.

DIARIlLI AND OMNITR.

BATH. l’ W Water stall. manufacturer oi due
granite and marble wprk. deals! in building
some and cemetery work.

W I. W. holdunl.N. “Ilarbleandman-
monuments, headstones posts ,etc

IIABON AND DUILDIIB.
EKYIOUII. URN Y. iii) West ave, 0.1!. All kinds
of some martin contract! taken.

SHELDON WILLIAI. Iii Wilton avenue. 10. 8mm

 

lob

one! real skins. pinches.
mat-mi. Iso Wmmcrblnmetc.
“M“ :X‘fifi'fi“ roots. cli‘l’ll watt"? 3;” West “.5 a locum:
l!

mwwu. WILLIAI. ii bill at. it. All runs at
stoi- awarding waded lo.
Granite so

promptly at
rm icy m quarry
IflN‘h Oll'l'Pl‘l'l'lllil. and
v
‘2.“5‘Jti'i’ii‘ .mmldfll‘iitti... mi‘
MBRUIIAN'I' ‘I‘Alwllb.
003330“. 3. at Wall Oi. N A patient ill plat

$000 05.". iihlwthlalcmdeicctallclihg

umzawmak. Md

 

PRUWITT. J. '1‘.
TA\ LOR & (,‘0

IIIIJJIIBY AND [AHOY GOODS.
0mANAGR.m I!“ I 3. 00h! It. 8. I. will?!

bladed-rial lcl militia). swim

thlfi n M

JAIN. Ilill I Lfidolelnllfllnfl W

IAWOKTT'S
st. N tsu- advancement)
FITCH auNllh lies 0
“Old lawn wand Dyeinp

lain

styles Ill-turning a quill-ll].

or“ JOIIN. Ill-nil talent sell liliinsry.
llaeroude

IUIIIC ‘I'flAClIIIB-

BRADLEY
ll Nadir)

and organ insinlctlou

GIBSON. ALEX B. ”with It‘ll. HIM. m

and hemiolly

utmrmorou line. tee Ilain curl. Vocal in-

riruction and voice

NAB!) llSll JENNIK K. 32 Nonh am“. I.

Piano and owl lustrueti

WYB IRS. KJ teacheroilnsiru
3Avocal mlh'ldc. Illilidehttcal Mn. R. H. I

Went $5.10.
NEWS D
BODWKLL. II. 3 “MW

Hm mtionery. new-pawl.
WIIEKLEIIJ. 8.15;: Washington ct bridge. 5.].
New-papal. stationery. tin ind glui- ware.
NEW YORK KENSBNGBBL
8 D. Orion loll at Bodwuu’a all“.

VKKRIB

74w... intuition-ts N.

IDCKWOOI); C. II odious DbKlyli'lhfl. 1...: GM!-

(Ill.

Ills (I. W. tdaughtcroitheisieW-t
inc llaliut.N [monumental music
FRITZ illiiil IINNIEP. lot “out, N. Piano

P018.

n at. S. N. blank
“gnome-Irma.

ory’c 81.; New York loll Greenest.

NEW A SECOND-BAND FURNITURE.
PODIORK. WI under Solution Army Barracks.

it N. 3m.miges crockery. «mil.

OYSTER PLAN'I‘EIIS AND DEALERS-
BELL “IRA! P 0 Box III, 8. N. Whom

shipper oi option and clams.

sale duller in due oyatels.
IIOYT W. ll. ASON. lz’eratcr It.“ 8. N

ylnrxxl)
dorms in native oyster:

REED l llOl'kiMAN "it Waterst. 8. N. plenum

planlers exporttm

and ahtppcrr of Norwalk oyster!

VAN NAME. I L & Cl).

PQBOIWSJI

UL'TBILL. )LJ lootM Raymondlks. N. whole-

Oysters and Clarita. wholesale and retail.

PAHERNN AND MODELS.

NORWALK rs'r'rrun worms cm u Ale
8N Stores.
and lint Air Furnace ilrork8 a specially.
agent {or the celebrated Carton

PAINTS. OILS AND.q GLASS.

"1th limp

Riverside arc

PROWLTT J. 1‘ lb Iain 11.5

liaaury and Wadsworl

RAYMOND BROS Jo at! e.

llelld. ( ‘aletitta oils anti Averill Chemical Paint.
.illi'i‘il w it .IH'O. the 1. Water“. N. agents
ill-n .

for “”3211!“ .k Martinez ‘

PAPER II
45 I
Hollands fixtures etc.
II In
paints, oils. glare. etc.

inst)

 
 
 

funlace.

mental and
’laisied‘e.

 

 

0N Ills HUBBLE. 4 '

m

Threat aside by an Old Lady.
00'!
lives near the Weapon line. to thanking
hie lucky stars that he is alive to day
8:»
0! Fritz L inermln, a German who had
jnnt hurled at Castle Garden, to Work
ior him on his term. Fro: Well a goon
farm hand, but had an in: "ilable thirst
for” liquor, and when under its to
finance. which was oilen, was very ugly
and almoet nub: arable. Ill. Frrndenlhni
put u with this for some rim», but flu
ally rebuked the German in a pull:
manner. Fritz did not rrl'ieh this. ‘
lulu Sunday morning L-iuerinan'weni
to Westport to vl-it cornea-«luau lrteods.
and will-lobe returned lainnln the day In
Was in an ugly ire-tie of mind and
th eotened tolcaw Mr. Freusirnthni’s em
filly. after "doing up“ the members 0'

room and returning wtthn formidabl-
looking l-hOI grin, hrnvdy loaded, dd
mended his pay. Mr. Fit uricuthal and
his mother. a lady nearly 7.5 years old
we to in the room at the time. Mr. F on
ilrntlial reinsed to pay the man on Sun
dnyntnring that he would put him lIl
any other time. This enraeod th“. Ger
man and, leveling the gun at his employ
\‘r's head, he -xclaimrd "D—n’ y. u l".

“gent“

Slfi

shop: Yullr ‘Wt- h that hire F culentha
Jewett'e leads. ulth gnut presence"! mind, to h ii i)
Wm" hit-d Lugeruianpinil build the barre), oi

Atlantic and Seeicy'a

Gil.
. window

PHOTOGRAPH Inks.

BLACKIIAN t‘. A I) Help II ‘N.

instantaneous

pflK‘t'tlrl. (‘ hlidri li 'a photon a rlpeciniiy.

only and [hill the best

READM\N. F l' Gall-Ill: buildin

photrwrsphs $2 '0 pr l doz; onoh

NORTH t. s mil‘uehiugton st 3. N. one quality

hail! don.

duller lu pianos. (again. sheet mlleit‘. etc
PLAN lNu MI Lia.

RANDALL. MINI-2R [l E N Ailklmi' wood

work at retail or for the mole.
I’LU 3| RING.

IKEKER A CO. W ll.
Plumbing steam and gas

Piumbtng and gas lining.

lilting

w

KAI LIIOA DS-

KORWALK HORSE RAILWAY (30. Jane! W.

Instr [lull block. 5.21

NAN-II 1’ II a BRO. cor Main and West ate. 3. N
and limiters.

llyati. prest; Kliwln ti. lloyt. mp1.
BE Al. ESTATE Alli. 31'8-

LAY TON. JACOB I W nshluiztuti st nut to P O
5 N property ior salt bounce to hurt int-o adv )
{lb \\‘nshington st.

IORREI L A l." HOMMED

lhl.

3 N selling. mutiny: and collecting.
W1|.§0\ 0. l7. “arctic bidg N

oi companies at the loin-st rates

WOODWARD. E. A. No Mirth ill. 8 N.‘ m u

will and huridipg lots (or

i
“KB IIIVR. 5 Water st.
hours. dinner as

HENRY ri. lo‘llo Noun “.5. N. The lant‘JScdiliner
Bleed by mutiny or merit. "

ill till city

mic

N

lint-pundit! and
nnmlyto loan Also influence written in best

BEVTAI‘BANTS- ,
warm meals at all

8‘ \N ITABI FNGISI’ZI’ICS.

RIDER \‘ B diSON mr. W-i-i ll\l‘. Mil) (‘uzzrt-
lilmll Plant. 9 N, Hydraulic and Cu ll engineers

sodium-i

OAIRDHN MISS lNN’l‘lTI TE 6 Orchard at N

tl’anII-j

Young iallics boarding and day schmi

MEAD lrp. “llllldt N Day and boarding «hum
for girls and young ladies

or count: will ictclni
intory atoll- New
musical department,

the study at art lat

Pail wrul Deanne October '

rent upon application

VORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE. N Prank ll.
Circular on request
.51 hooi for boys.

0011deth scientific il‘houln.
use low.

Rubella, principal
WILSON MR. I} ll
(ft. l’nparniul’
l’mcircuiarsnr aid

Fits
ii

Polly equ

urk article crop
ilpectal eliminate or lhi
-e and clocntlon
Circulars will be

for Ill?

SEW ISO ”All "INKS

‘aad "llntlnchold

menu. lit-pantie a spur

telly.

NBAILBR. C I. it Solemn. ti. N. "Wheeler arid
Wiht “ needles. oil. attach

IiEWER cost-numeric.

RAY ION!) I)

hm show

URI) B. W KKD I CO. facing an

7". Water si ti
lIanuiactunm oi indlrli

. Coca,

ti. sewers built water pipes iuid

excavating lit ing,gmlmg. lsndscspl gardcnfllilt
9min: MANUFACTURERS.

UllINBIlURYJATIIEerON or CO. KN. Ladiu'

d selenium Ti. 73.

Eeubllshed 1370

litincs‘ and children r
em towel-er tor the nvtaliadt trade
SHIRT-WAIHTO AND UNDERWEAR.

RUTCIIINNON. COLE C CO. Norwaik. New York
and Bridgeport

SPOR‘I‘NDIIIN'H 00008.

AIKIN JOHN H ill Halli Di. N. Munster! (or

trans. debt is: tackle. ellllluniiliill. etc.
ll‘l‘Allt lililLDltlte.

BAKIBJULIUB. Wain st. neatlo Wheeler a loan
drle ilN lltallaaadhan

‘l’llll DUNCAN iltON RAILING WORKS Water

II. N War II lloyt. proprietor

"8AM. ENGINES AND PUMP!»
NORWALK [RON WORKS (.‘O. mWam st.
our It. It. bridge. ii. N.

i.

il’l'llAMnllIP TICKET AulN‘I‘ll.
M|mn§imtc . stencil-hip

LAYTON. JACOB I Washington st. next to P. 0
HM" medians. money manicured. )

lilm'l'lil. B. W. laconic
tickets. petition agenimmry

tillvderrailato

810KB ”MI-KM

vgtiduouu n mm wmtnmmtxi. also

kllme. cancel. hall.

NORTON JOHN D flTayior avenue. s. N. Also

layer oi «inertia walks

pheier.

NATION!) [IRON blue. brown

htiildl

stores and water
POWELL. J -W,,
W

W“. etc
51!.wa NYLVMIR.
bridle

IOKION. JOHN”

fl"

Washi
.iahoneeinru
andeopper

A

mowich and
an spine. craniu- andnluhlea trimmings.
ll'l'Ovnll. alumna AND duress.
llil’i’mwli LANDON. to liarliaud st. ii. N.
P. 0. hot to.
c M. 8 N. stoves.
tumult. stove re»
work especially.
to: Wash! new at

'I'IU KING.

.il.
and heav'v lrllckilw Mary-m Wat... ll min

UNDERTAKIIK.

JIJNINOSJ“ 0 cup Muslim. “Micah
uxOEIDJlfll n hatchback its-i-
mam meson-71
WVI'I‘SRINAIY soapstone.

OVA. other lid
finNfihpmzmwu.

WIN. 0
Will 00

WOOD

BMALLIN. Imam-Ll. Inc-I

mm moorland

”ray?

 

WE-Wtwr a

WM“

$1.50

PIANO TUNER AND Rhl’illtlliil
“FNDEE. (‘ l”. tor \Illilurtd Knights”. N. Alec

ppi'dll lab

Norwalk.

 

th lulu nnldt'. Gui-ping the gun ill!

Facudenthul wrr-ti-il it from the: mllh'p
hoods. After he was unarmed his c or

age failed him and he made his way out
of bone», still threatening vengeance.
Ilr. Fnudenthul went imvno-dmtrly t

the b4!" and harnessing his horse drlivv
to W'stpzll‘l, where he reported the no
currence lo D-vpuiy Shvrtfl Dmitri Dr a
coil, who, it uh John Guuli. proceeded to
the rraidrncéoi hlr.l'veurielith'll. Find

inn L .gormnn pie-[ping 05 the . 3 vein of
the Moor, the tiller 'anllCunr'd him
and carried him to “'oaIp-II. where- he
was lockrd ,up. L 'Krl’lllilfl was brought
to Nurerulk Munlilr afternoon and tried
below Justice IlsKv-nnll, of ~Wratpmt,
II'I Attorney John J Wuish's ville-a The
Justice IFHI'flCt‘d the prisoner to Irty
data in Bridgeport it“ [or drunkenness
and lined him 07 nvd caste. lie was
cnlltlmvd in the borough lockup over
night end yeeterd-iy tel-lie taken in jlti
hy prtity Seen-liner.

Mr. erll-li’mhui to“ :| Summer. r»
porter yesterday Ih‘ll ingnrilntu had
mad» many tlirrah against. his life. and
that probably “0' Would pl in» theuv'rmvon
ill-d»! kindle!) keep the prince upon his
mung mil-null iron) jlil. ihlr, I‘réodwn
thnl inithfit‘etuiedflhfl the fellow pfub
itily had money rnough to pay hot line
iln|1(‘v'""llnt) t'nuld put ‘out of jiil in
vibq lit [billy dove.

chalk.

(‘nblnnl

I

l

AMHHER NI. W CHURCH.

TIII til uulllllnl.

\ "Welling u- tth coma-me - m'i church
building was held \lmiiiny night at Mar
Ilia" U. Tullo-B' trellis-nee. Tm- ulijvcl of
the meeting was It) consider thv matter
of building it Cough gntlouul church in

Cniit‘ g!

of town were present. Thwre llh' about

denomination liner: in Elst Nil-walk.

The romlriiltw think that Elsi Nurwnlk

hooded. ,. .

Real laterals slel

Walk. A

land Oil “:44an avenue

even-l».
William T. and Caroline

at Broad River.
land on ill-Idea Im'bu»
Marv Amt Klvtchoul. land at Broad Run

Plait. land M Em N Hulk.
Important lullll‘lhlit legging.

belie-ii lo lhwiild 844 Avenu-
of South NONI“. to obtain all-mend

East Notwalk.
bell Will I'm he whirled.

Ilse ahaedy'a llnrrrlae Party.

Oa-

 

 

tinned it til ill-arty morning.

 

“Weasel.

 

mus Waltonhuoldetflpcrcublfl “MM”
.8”. “WW arcs volume a a plum
ul‘eastwieeaslcanukcspcsaplcr etude-lasts crease! happi-
WW ,, y “mining! sup

 

I BE THREATENED T0 SIIOOT

Ill. PBEUIIBNTIIAI.’S HIRED IAN

Grated by Drink. he Al-e amended Shot
Olin at his Employer-the :Weapon

Frederick Fiendenthnl, a milkmau who

tun- ago he uncured the aerv-ces

:- inmily. L-igvrmatl then Went to his

The Congregation-liars of line! Nelwalk

Eel N-irwnilr. Fr-ur “Ilhltlli'l’l! irons out

severity llll'mlk'h‘ oi tilo- C navigational

in growing an riipirliy. and With their
.. present population. another church l-

R Ilth'“ A, "ll“ Hamel W. menlld
to Margaret Dlvuw, land at Ea-l Nir-

Mary E Climetnck in Ann O'Brien.

Menthol Hoyt in (home P 8c “M.
land curt-crul 0mm atrwt nml "filler:

Wilcox to
Emma J. and Edward II. Phillip-l. lilo-i

Morison floytio Helen II 0 Blerens.
Elwiird II and Emma J. Pbiil'pe to

Gouge W/Phditps to William B.

A nice"! out of Elqt N if we k voiors will
II 1‘}.
church this evening [or lh-- pulp-mo of
appointing a o-iitimlttee t i rats! the city

input to he ehsmr extending the city
limitations to include the lrfllloly oi
A site for the new lin-

A genuine oidun- urine surprise party
was given him Fannie Shandy at her
.her home in Winnlpauk last night. Over
one hundred and iiity guests were pres-
chi, and the cm lung was spent in dono-
icu. About midnight a coll-lion was
served. aim which thf festivities con-

EVM’ IIIIII who Irvin 0m. 39. ‘0. n
m It underehm to cell at the south lor-
walk Home liters. Waste showing an
awaited lot of samples of every dearly
lion. prices to suit all. Ivory quality

lagoon cases AGAIN.

The Last of These will Probably be Inni-
ed Up 'I'o-Day.

After a recei- of many days the liquor
case hearing of Jerry O’Brien and BI!-
tnan inluer, was resumed beiorc the
county Commissioners in the Council
Chamber this morning. v

The diet witness was Eli Camp. aclerk
In Thaddeus Guycr’c stow. Hts rooms
look out upon III. O'Brien'a saloon. He
unhindered the location suilat-le. There
vied been no disturbance since he has
n-md—d tho-re. The ssloon‘ had been run
quit-try and in the most orderly manner
19 III. O'Brien.

0n erase examination he raid that he
and corn Hungarians and Itallahsir'irar
the saloon who were talking loudly but
cvvuld not sayu they wore quarrellog.
ilad not seen anything that he thought
new out of the presence or the saloon.
He also testified as to the suttability oi
the location of Mr. Qoitner's saloon.
He testified as to the number of men
who travel on the track but bi'llPVPd
more get drunk in the city and go to
ipringwond than go the other way.
Jam-.0. Pugnicy testified that be hell
no obj~ ctlon to Mt. O'Brien's saloon. No
disturbance there to interlere with
people’s rights He frequently goes
here. but nwer saw a vythiivg why the
place was not kept in first-class order.
From what hr had hear i he believed the
«Inuit was run better than under lhr
former ownership. He did not believe
that the saloons there increased the
illimer in human life.

Chic-l V-illnier said no complaints had
nern made to him as to the mocondcci
.ii the saloone. It was reported that
l quur‘ we: sold Sundays; but there was
unfoundation fertile report up far as
know". T'It‘le had been one arrest in
front of Qilund‘l‘!‘ helium, the complaint
being made by Mr. Quilrwl’ sgllnei a
man who et-Ie a keg of beer. New-r
heard a complaint against O'Brien’e.
There were very letv arrests u'iade at
Springwood.

Robert H. Morton was a policeman
uhdrr Mayor Coiiiatock. and was detail-
ed at Springwlmd hall oi the time. Hod
heard no . complaints while there.
Nv-vel made an arrest in cunntction with
either saloon. Tneee saloons were con-
ducted as well as any saloons. and better
than come.

Julius chkor testified that during his
residence in Npriugwnod. he had never
til-en anything in the outside life of the
saloons to convince hltn that their loca-
tion with not colt-him, He therefore did
nol 0|)ij to their location.

[Lory Schenck stated that he lived in
the same building in which Mr. Quit-
nrr'e saloon In located for about seven
months. During that time he has never
set-n anything objectionable about the
place. He lav-lined that the location was
notable broauee people in that vicinity
ovoid get their drink there without
grimy on the track.

The bearing adj iurnbd at noon until
1:15 o'clock. The cases will probably be
finished this ulterrmon.

BN'I‘ DIRT I IN

“‘Never Better." .
The chat oi "er" Better” includes
tilt-,‘ioilnwie-g well know. uni-lb: Atl-
uue'us J (Bruno. Alexander Claiklleorgp
Linn. Bert C Thaylr. Robert Mam-field.
J W. Bitch, Wm. Hen-haw, W. 8
Belkuap. Chile. Begin, Calvin B. Tib-
bvlls. III-m Eileen Karl. Agnes Paul,
Vaginla Elli. Marion Singer, Birth
(Jule, Carrie Noyrs, Annie [Iv-rah, Hope
Curlltl. Secure your seats early so as to
he "Never B 'tle‘r."

 

 

 

alas-m Clark's Death.

The rrmairienf Georg-t Clark. the tin
iortunnte young brain-man who was
killed over 8 vulh Wl ton, Monday, war ‘
rumored from Rvynoids & Nerthvop’s
undertaking rooms to the home O! the
dead boy's parents on Lincoln avenue
last evening Arrangements have not
tw-ncompiu-lml for the tuners]. but it
will probably be held Thursday alter
noon. (llalk was tiridlnbiedly sitting on
he loo! 0! the cur when he was struck
by the bridge. as his leg. m re etill hang
log over the two care when he was die
covered. Instead oi knocking him be
I'l’l‘n the cure the blow must have
knocked his head forward, allowing him
to drop back upon the car -—Danbdry
News.

Itata Pk lrlaeelate loot.

The Con- ectrcut Plinrinswutlcal esco-
clai‘lmi held the that session oi its annual
meet nit litef «resume in New Helen
The secretary' a "port eh need the mem
bt'IIIIlp of the association», !» 273 Bi:
tron new applications were in curved
The liraculrr’ a report shown! the a each
on hand balance ol Cl. 200.

Then- wen- a number of decor-Inns in
regard to diluent mailers peristaltic to
the testicle oi the association until 10:”.
when the meeting adjourned for the sa’
ncai dinner. This morning the conven-
tion reassembled to hear papers oi «pee
lat interest. The officers will be elected
at the ailernoms union.

«7 rm at lira-chemo.
. L L Valdlm'a barn and a portion of
Coach’- lemon ysrd at Blanche-lie were
destroyed by the last night. A horse val.
lll'd st 0150. owned by George Ilsa
decks, perished in the halal-s, and a
quantity of Must-old furniture belong-
lcg eoI Guam. stored in the barn,
wualsodsatroyec. The hut-weat-

 

 

 

yinck. Tne music was very much en

THE MAYFLOWER BALL.

 

LANT FIBEIEH ‘LAAT NIGHT.

 

Fifty-one Couples Participate la the
Grand lurch—Buchanan: lucid and a
Dampluoul Supper.

Maya lwer Hook and Ladder and Bone
Company. No. I, held, their mail an
unlit concert and ball at Music Hall last.
evening. The attendance was larger
than last year and the alair was equally
enjoyable. Bmythe'a orchestra gave a
cminab'e concert between 8:00 and 9:00

lyed by rneny who attended for the sole
purpose of bearing the concert. It wa-
9:30 when the grand march was formed.
There were filly onenonpiea in it and the
number was jolt mini-lent to make a
pretty eight. The May 0 over and visit-
ing fire'non were attired In their lire
suite which added to the rflactivenece oi
the match. Some very pretty evolutions
were exec led. At'lte close sets were
formed an a yawn of pleasure was in
auguratl-d. There were twrnty—six
dances on the programme. A i-llOI't in-
termi- -slon was had alter the thirteenth
dance when the members served a
scrupulous copper on the west side of
the hall. ’

The hall was tn—tefully decorated with
ii are and firellien’a eoeigna.

D legatione from the local flre‘com
panics. Mutua'a of Stratford and Eaton.
Cole & Burnham were present and were
royally entertained by the II») floweri-
Clue! Sumuel McGowan, of the South
Norwillk department. and Assistant En
glue-er Kelly. of the Norwulk depart-
ment, were among the guests present.”
The Iullowing committees are responsi
bio for the very pleasant manner in
which things passed off: J. Ribertsou.
0 mr mannuel;J. 0 Seaman. W. Kaska,
6 James, I“ Miles. John Tryon, Edward
Sinith. assistants; Fred M. Wheeler, B.
C. Tobey, F. B. Biker, H. L. Warm. J
H. Reeve and C. L. Hyatt. reception
c-imtuitle“.

The afislr was succeel-ful in every
respect and will net the company quite a
near little sum for tho-tr Ireaaury.

filial-A. it. ENCAIPMLNT.

leriden linking Pre aratlone for the

 
 

for the State Encampment o
8., which is to be held in that city neXt
Toeedsv and Wednesday.

The Drievan opovra house has been en
gelled for the occasion and the Womano‘
Rellei corps, arrested by the Sons of
Veterans, will decorate and prepare it
tor the reception of about 500 delegates
who wrll be present.

leriden post will give a reception and.
bump fire to the department at the open.
house on the evening of February mm.
at which all members. includinlpthe W.
R 0.. Sons of Veterans and linvued
guests will be admitted by ticket.
Several able speakers will be present,
among them Commander in Chief W.
G. Vent-y, Department Commander John
C. Bromch and stall Ills. Jennie E. W
Smith, prratdent oi the Department W
R. C . and aasnclatwa. Ilaynr DWIghI of
Hartford, Mayor Page ol Merideu, De-
partment Chaplain D. Henry Miller, W.
N. Mix, commander of poet ll. New
Britain. W. 3. Wells, commodore of the
Naval association and many others.

It is also expected that General Stew-
ml. L Woodtord, who was General
Grant's IlljllllnI-KEIIPIII, will be present.

 

New corporations.
Among the new corporations in this
state noted by the Weekly Record are
these:
The Bridgeport Brass Foundry coorv
pant oi Bridgeport. to do brace [nun-ling
and nmnuiaciuring. Capital stock $5,
000. 000 .harea oi .25 each.
The Bridgeport Sliver Plate company,
(or the man'ulactdre oi casket hardware
and noreliius. Capilli stock Ol0,000, 400
chem of '25 each.
The Equitable Button lnnuiscturing
company of N Witch, for the manuiac
lore and sale oi buttons. button mater
his, braldl. fabric». stamp'd and pressed
goods. etc. Capital stock 0800!). Lil!)
eharee of 825 each.

_ -'l'oo lerlowa [or linking.

“Sni lens" may air their wit in
order to amuse euflerera. with ltii-ny
stories whtls reciting the imaginary Vir-
liil-c u! Inert nostrums. but the pangs oi
rheumatism, neuralgia. [tout or carbon-
clv . the untold honors oi scroiols, can
on, lupun, or skin discs». are not all. all
run» y. l is far more interesting to Ille-

iii ell-«i to know that the "Cecilio Blood
Cure.” the latest triumph of medical art.
is abeolutcl the only cure for all blood
dislaws. or call- at ‘ Pinietcd’a Drua
lit/ole.” undlr Ishackrmo Hotel. South
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Unpaid Ceaaaa hm.
Census appervlsor John llccarthy is
going to Washingtohon larch 1 to clone
on his account with the governmcotms
his year of duty will end with this
month. Nearly all of the encounters
in Ir. McCarthy’s (lva have been
paid, and lit» remaining law will receivi-
that! checks thin month.

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Ila-ha y'a Plea I...

There was great chilly-mt in Dec
bury yesterday our the ‘rlllihrt that tile
lire baa. who had mad the destruction
oi so teach property. had cacao-plum
The prisoner cha-rc Pinion. a tramp
lit-electric, who was mud in Dual
Dula' iaatheryare by Fred Device.

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letters Worthy or lacuna.”
charter or 00W .
Willis D. Upsou oi Waterbury
lined $00 and costs yesterday icr ..
tobacco juice on the window of a
jeweler.
L‘iuls Annie of Berlin. how in “
lord jail inr chicken stealing. sayl‘ .
he is a German count dlcowcell by .
parents on account of a love ale .
Before Judge Hall in the 30'
Conn yesterday the line! arguments
the case or Copeland vr. the Holl- _ v
Blilroad 'ootnpany were lie-Id.
pisintll‘f sued the road .for new .
ages for the death of a trotting hard
one of its care in transportation. ,
jury returned a verdict or $1,000 for
plaintifl.
Washington Williaa'is. son of “Kiel:
Williams, the gypsy.oi New Haveo.d
Sunday Ill his little charity in W
In accordance with the my“
“Wash" the funeral was ! Very his
and was attended by gypeies from ..
neighboringilalnhu and by many . .. 9'
horsemen. An elegant ccfliu was pr "
cured from New York ahd four black.
horses drew the ballroom” the burial lot
In East Hartford. “Wash” leave!“ ‘
widow and two children. l’ihuo live iii-r:
Bunion. To his widow he leaves at hast
86.000 in cash.

L The Wile of P. 'I‘. Bane-..
In appearance she in a-trlile under
medium height, with a “cure di‘llfl!
inclined to matronly stadium which
she carried with an eroctnese and pole
gained from long years or culture. Ber
complexion is English in its purity and
beauty. her hair dark and rye! [fl
She poesceeea also "that excellent thing
in a woman." a voice purely English in
its sweetness and tone.
Mrs. Barnnm'e pet hobby—at least, do
says her husband, laughingly indulgent
—-ls her indefatigable pursuit of briga-
hrac, and most beautiful examples oi her
success In this pursuit. with the litter-
ous mementoes of Its master’s, Varied
career, make of “Marin,” a holne worth
the having. It is the iamily hone dur-
ing most of the year, though a part of
each winteria spent in New York for
the purpose of attending the operand)
theatres, of which both hillhand null-
wlfe are equally fund. and owalional .
visits are paid elsewhere. live. 8
p.i.ises.~ee to an unusual degree slim“:
for society snd entertaining which
makes 0! her the moot delightful of
hostesses. Her dinners are model-Alla
easy grace and cordial hospitality of that ‘
boslese aiding much to their cnyoyment.
Herself a brilliant conversationaliet, she
attrncks, in turn. people of unusual ill-
tellcct and brilliancyfiand her most
honored guests are ipt to be Either
literary or musical people, as these she
finds more especially congenial. For ‘
Mrs. Barnum, though modestly confess-
ing only to a great liking for Innate. II. a
musician of some skill. and though no
persuasion has yet indutwd her to write
over her own name, she to an able and
fluent writer. She proves a most val-
noble aid to her husband in his cum
charites, such assistance as she tendon
being always iziven anonymously or
under cover of Ilr. Euclid-nettle.—
Ladies’ Home J iurnal.

lhzlaadw Could “neck Us Out.

When the fortification bill was taken
up Monday in the Senate an aneudldeai
to reduce the appropriation tor Rid (all
and mortar batteries for the deft-tile o!
the harbors of Boston, New York, San .
Francisco. Hampton Reade and Wash
ington from 81,000,000 to mm. in!
Istred to after discussion. In. Bailey
ridiculed the preteueicn that lheUulled
States can whip any other people' on the?
lace oi the earth. or an immediate and
unexpected declaration of war they
could be what Wellincton celled cerrloll
ior powder. Great Britain had a mag-
nlfloent harbor at Halli-x, WM 5’
noble batteries and a noble fleet—elite
best in the world. There Illa null" col.-
lvet gradually ships of war to he cent
against American ports. Ibo .hfl

n ither naval station at Belinda Old
another on the northwestern . at
close to the United States that mh
iii-t harbor could throw shell m the .
line. In twelve or eighteen bouts Great
Britain could assemble afloat at PM
land; in eighteen or twenty houre “new
em. and in twenty-four hours We,
New York. What are you go
when you find British war vessels”
harbor oi N-v vw York? They could levy
a tribute ol 0500. 000 Mar “.mm
on the city oi New York and Net! Yolk
would be compelled tr nay it.

no Oalllarelalm :2.
Them-Ii cent has hecoueaili‘crw
to American trade. and the AW
livwedraleh' annotation will pull“
Connect to establish a half MOW
Oni cent papers the dealer's profit
only haif a cent. and lethally latte“
thehsli-esct lsicsthecauss therein in .’
cola cl thls‘vaiue. MW“
ariseafromthlsepcroelathem’dl
year. It halavorlte waylll ‘
retail goodof all kinda comm
such a way that the half-cal m= Ill
and in every case seen to MM‘
This odd cent Incl-mastoid“!
certainly amounts to several W
daily. which the buyers lose all M
sellers rain. for want of the hell“
coin. Theindnitsal-eldivmrd‘ '
duck] and retail capplled In“
made these small color a ‘
Europe. Accounts isailfthclli
saw has a studio pitta.
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