NUMBER 957.
Matthel’hItOllceatlcuth orwalk
Steroid-ClareIsms.ll ‘2-
SOUTH N WALK, 001m.
DIRECTORY
LillilE Bilil_ill Iliil'ilil
TOWN 0L NORWALI.
W- s. Torwalk- B.N.—-lolthllor
woman-.mme '
Tothnaeuoarrwndwsawhoaranotal-
1001112000
«new; .factcryI. If. mm
PLAII'I'ID mandated
marlatstecursd nwmfiusn. ”a“
TAN!) unasswan
NAIIIJJI ”5:32. «minimum-tall.
MALI“) Thc.Nc.lalu asarW
lamp,crockery,gl‘a"asware, heroism-binned?
. roadyawaraofthefnetwewoalrl that
«manners presented, he I some. lander'slrlock.Io.laln I.
analtwulhdcgrea. 1e (0% NWmIamMoIp "
my rawvllahloll mzmulaoeatnII-KINDALLGION .D.D..SW cu.
m wall worthy of all patronage
then.________
All nonrandom.
NORWALK [WI wow 00. The, Wait! I».
III! ll. 8. Indy,
anomalous.
W.WI.S.1UW=DMMII,WIM
faturnished
IANDAldtllNlllD. eor. Italnandelstnh.
“prospect!“ beam
mom... was. olee :0qu atJl
mun-memes. I
131m“ A L'HOIIIDIIU, R Washington st,
timid-old.
and Washington
DeKhYNlION finishingN. M
It. Amuse ' dealers Mailman,
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c001’lll.D,KllIAO. IINo.Ialnel,S. N. Iole
agentforllrwton'scclcbratcdi “W,N m
WRRN CHAS.1_..lalnst.ncar
msgnn'mmm Prech goodedaily.
WILSON'I -"‘llrwnelade Bread ,ramG
villuhesveordenatGusPluer'sJ': ltl’lace
BANKS. TMWall tN
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. s ,
alum, eniplnslt, 14,1“). George].
Balance,
rat dens.
W L M. mu. WWI; aehiugtnnet,
cm NATION
Iain, S. N. Capital “MW augplua 31%
too. B. 11. Rowan, prudent; Jsoo
swam mm um NATIONAL Baum-m
c." Ion. Capital
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NATIONAL BANK OF:
tncorporatadltlb
NORWALK SAVINGS MINERW ,Tbc. Wall st, N
‘- over ”on. Rugraofnrd,” vicepresu,
George If».
SOUTH NORWAlJl IAVINGS BANKW The. Do
posits over MW
obn ll.
paid durum Honey loaned on mortgage.
um, fWIIoleaIle.)
SOUTII NORWALK SEEP CO. I N. Ilammond
mm, ”2.0% .cfirmour s beef m
X, WI. unconfirmed lamb and mutton.
BALI. WATER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUXTONJ. P. Postoulce 013435. N. Circular:
folded in over till! Sunday paper!
BMCRAMITIIS.
CARR,le. T. foot Raymond cl, I. N. Hono-
. DRIDI’JR alumnus.
BRLLGKDJ. AGO. P. Oboatdt. ti. N. bulldcrr
ofbridges,docks.prlcfonndarnars,etc
WARD IRORDEALRRS.
BBOWNJI. I. Sulainsgtl. N. customworkano
ay.epectalt
llAlt ,C.R:No.lall SUI uncleltlceu.
my! ndrnhbus. "
IGHACBJOIIN “AWNJI Washington st. I. N.
A pod animutem atlo w prices.
now All) ODOR REPAIRING.
mum. alto. so Balm-d mm S. N. An
with neatly and prrnnptlydo
MW AND STATIONS“
PINNIO Alt'l'llli N. card engravrng wed
. J ,bnefill and teams nulaguds. '
PLAIITKD'I DRUG s’l‘ultfl. as Washington at,
ti. N. School reprimand general stationery
ROS “Km, \Wood and Paper.)
WELD. Wotan,n.N. manufacturerof ha.
w, more. (Jenni ahopyobhurg
' nuruunn new.
m afldm All
pad-or sen-.49. nun-down.“
at “rostrum”.
\ DANN.WI.K.WWallet.N. Winona-
" hemmeduedcarrlqstarmamm
DAMN!” AND BUILDRRI.
CROW June-Mme. N. estimates
clue. won-W: to
01mm. WI. s. armament.» N. Jobbing
m
NATIONDJ. R ”Water at, AN. unufsam
Madman-Wall
--aa.
museum-winners
mullet Hui-MW
Johfludoulsneratcegi gimTuephuebt-d
MWWmIlmuummIN. Jobbing
llIlO I. B.thopCrnaee neerlalaw—Olercnr.
'll‘ allu'audlreldsn lieldsnavs..N‘.' Itcamwood working,
frames and
milling, turning. W
m.lonvykmcd.Telepboheaomhwm
OAIPRTIANDOIDCMIII.
ICOPIMAIIOYTJMMN. “Ween
haw-n.0- N til-Id
W“. mU'Aflliulll.
nu.Y,lllIltY,No.Ialtlet,ll.N. sanctum-rot
err-rm aperhluumloaglreaw repairing.
“1103:. ”YKNJMM Fulklhmmaulfac»
arses
nae-hard especially. horse-shoeing
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asti‘l‘sa'nssrmuwmas. mu
3 9
pm. neshsrtsslaetlcr.
um ”out; “
DAY": 'I'. D 0?“ I“ It. . arwsv
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museum m
also
I“... «cum monotonous.
I. N nasal-c-
port I outrun CIGAR 00.1%, to new
a,” Inn-am“
unmanned. TMWWQIN.
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storms “II-I‘ll. I... deoiolhrria
01V“. ”Dim
aasrr. ,WM’WWQS.I.m&'
macros cor. fastener-refiners.
,AN. sonnets-7w
mil. Ulises: men-amt:
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Wfiéme
Emma-Wait. aheall
wmwm-mm
Atom
-e‘“s
“tannins-rpm
8am. loo. pun.
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_ lloursIs. m. todp. In. a “him
I DOORS, SAIRANDBLIIDI.
IITB,W.S.ACO.15&17WaIer Earrings
woodwork,whcelc,etc. st,
DRAINANDIRWIRPIPR.
“MPH! OMQSJN. Wm
WM
BAYNOIIDIROI. Akrea.nlt ngased endear-t
pipe. I to as inches lndlamcter
IA DBMS AID CRIIIICAIA 1'“
ST SIDS PBARHACY. Van Zandt are,
Snudayhours,8 talcum. “clip. In. Preecrip
tloue carolnlly compo
GREGORY, J. G. in Wall sl N. Imabilsbod 1829.
Wholesale and . Popularpricce.
RIGGS. JOHN A. 11 Rain at, N. Perfumee,—-'If‘ty
five diluent es.
PLAIITKD'I as Washington st, 8. N. patent medl
Msl’hyalc iaus‘preecriptions a specialty.
DRY—GOODS.
mm J. 1.. A. IONS—“The Equitable " No. 2
Guerra building, It. Drygoods oil chill, mt
“PM ”8'-
BANKS. RK. Ilabsckcmo Hotel block, I. N dry-
goods, notlus.glores,etc. emUnderwearnepeclaity.
BENNme P.1.9Iainst,N Bminoescstab
Iiehed over forty-two year-I.
DICKERIAN, A. ASON,“ Washington It. 8 N.
goods, etc. (soc adv.)
ICOPIBLD A BOYT, IGazcttc bldg.N. ”Wash-
lnxmakfl. N. lSeeadv incident)
to blag. N. Dry
STREET. EDWARD, I
,fancy goods. notions and hosiery.
ELECTRICIAN.
BARKER. Electric 11 hting; burglar
alarm-noel! belle,“ 3" g
,. IXPRESI COMPANIES.
ADAMS mums 00. once railroad elation, SIi
N andsIW-llsIN kspnae forwarders toal
parts of the worl Paeccngertrain service. how
rails. llestcr llunt, agent.
EXPRRIIIIIN.
SUXTON a BRUNDAGR, oflceat Benedict s,“
Wall at, N. our motto, “prompt attention.
CAYANAGII'S “”1838,me and
piauoemoved. loaveordcrlat laistodnS. N.
IBRRWOOD, W. W.. N. clateat mpostofllco and
Hale's. Caretniaud promptnvicc
”TRACT; RIIINCRI. “fl.
BYXBKKI'HS £00. ”lain akN ufactur-
crs of Ioodeld‘s celebrated liar or; extracts
NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufacturers of
due extracts. I". I. Ambler.
FERTILIZER.
RAYIOND BROS. Bradley e an as
lal manmcalendplaaterJroun‘llflph p film
SMITH, W.11. & CO. Water at, N. agents for Wil-
liams Clark a Go. 'e etandardfcrt ilizera.
flint BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYlOND BROS ord s in stock,
iais to mm mortal?” m0, line norm
FISH. OYSTRRS. ChAnlS. ETC.
tlUNTh ZELL’PP, WWashlngtoh pt, 8 N Inc
fich.oyrtere, dame. fruits, game, vegetabiee. etc
PLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
NORTON, JOIIN B. ”Taylor avenue. S. N. Also
IIAYIOND BROS. «mu-actors for flag, eons-nu,
t, brick. cement and gravel
(DORIDA STEAM AND 110'! WATER
EATERI.
IEKKRR, W. 11. 2 00. Music Bail block, S. N.
sole agents.
ILOIIB, GRAIN AND FEED.
ISLAND GEN" l'hOUlttbc best made. Don't
fall to use it.
L'IIOIIEDIEU,DANIKL, east end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family donokept.
BAYHOND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in
packnge, load, car or cargo Iota.
m HILL. Daricn. Crofoot A ltoee. Gram. choir:
ground Iced, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BRIG, PAUL Woodward mace,-mic 5.x
Wan! ' n
0111001.:1’ 1.. I etc" Union ' .
lunar loan, as. neartbcdepot. new
' ”announce..."
.pianI, cut
murder
prom
'URHI'I'URI DIALRRS.
L‘OLIIAN. TRIODOIIRWIahingIonst (east end)
Purnitun ,loohlngglaeatw, picture n,etc.
CIA! A Will'l'l'hlnlfl. l Netball. tllay
mond'.eoldetand) lie-adv Micros-
RAYIOND GEO. ll. newstoredliandtelainst,
N. Postdoorssbov sbovldeo store.
W DAVID man-near. Io...lenret,SN
ITO
runlmm "can.“
one units consumes.
GROCRRI. (Wholesalaa
1101.!” & “ELI-KAN" Well at N. whole
sale , hay, etc.
um
SW11 BROS. “and 16 Wall It, N. wm
poems. dour, feed, grain. hay, etc.
currents.
BROWN‘WIUIOX TOWIIlllll “.8. Ruble
agents forcelebratctl WM butter
BICKSlt. CONRAD. Ill Washington at ll. N
choice poeerlcs and provisions. '
P111818, CllAIJl .euccessor to HotchineJHto.
Il..fl table delicacies for family trade.
PINNIGAN A O’RIILLY, Ics Iain st, N. dour.
feed. hay, straw, coal and wood.
[DENNY A IKNIDICT t1 Wall st, N. fancy and
staple groceries, matsetloerry, fruit, etc.
PITCH, D. W. West armour. :‘erwln st, N. mused
.nmmli. Inna-unease
GUYIIIIONJ. I ”ringworm. I. 1!. line
“choice-sets. floor. eed,etc W
”WWII-sieve “alumni.
Asbenospaimuhsol nppllsactc
MWTON,P. D..I00 ItIthailutJ. N.»
uriceMtabledelleac
L’llOlllDlllimANllhcestesdofw
sum. N.teae,colese,eplear,a
uoonaa GARIAN. Io. lain st.aearWest, S. N
fwvlgnnalmfirar feed,etc.
NWTDRITIACO.,41lains¢,N.—lf.lleller.
has.“ andaepless sperialr.y
mmmsasmsnwnmms. a
mfllumm Wilma-renew N
“gendered "
affluence. as Wash s N head-
mmmm-M "’ ’goode.
vsnnart meadow-alas. We»
mes-is. unseemly-Imus.
In
OD" mnnfilDllTlOl.
UNI, mill“ 0 “Sport Goods of all
“kinds at No tit alert“. lit
IIA‘PI'IIIP WAI- (I'P'R'I or)
AIODJOIKPI J.‘fNo-eett,tl.lt.alsufornars
augmentation. ”to“
umuww «...-ms
WWAW Il.tllreafundw.
. saw .
mam warrior-e.
rap-lg a. sum
Ihowled: m
‘B'URCHARD,B."B¢kku Point “"an also
,sx‘lgonslssuonxn. would, more-
mfl’w W.
lg mmwuardfimsm.
égn...
nun. ‘
my arm rascr nouns.
osvanson.tr1scrr.n.tcnyn.l.s.nulorry
nwmufimrw aorta-y. awn-r
schism altars N. for
" Oldhtslen lshnthyalne labia-II!“
Janine I. Leeann-nil. N. tatsst
III-s I-md-ltr
fl.J(}£IflN'.m mulling“ millet; My
srusro mnnm
mom rem o. w daughterofthelateWm.
II surmised-inn. talnruelc only
PRITZ,IISSIINNIENP. In mun. Piano
and instruction.
ergo
GIBSONJLIX. I. amount. Plano, organ
aud.harmony
HUNTINGTON.” 120 Iain std]. Vocal in.
structionandvoice developmsoxm l
KAI [III I It arcane, .
ll, Hanoand JINNB
organ
IAWY IRS.“ Incheroflnstrnmcntal
vocalnll'slc. Iceldenccst RH. Ptaisted's,
Westst.BN.
IRWS DIPOTI
BOD R I. It Washington IN. blank
m etc.
boob,
Will J. III W at S. N.
Wm mmwm...
NEW ORR mnemonic.
I. D. Orderelcftetllodweil'estore,
74 Was ngtonet, I. N.
W00 0.x. offices Dellyll'a. I. N.‘ Greg-
ory's N.; Nev? York 100 Greenest.
m I IlCOND-RAND PDRNHDRI.
PODIORR, WI. under Salvation Amy Barracks,
I. N. Storm, ranges, aockery,carpcte,
OYSTER PLANT!” AND DEALERS.
BILL, IIIRAI P. O. Box till. 8. N. wholenle
shipper of oysters and clam
CUTBILLILJ fornof Ilaymudegs. N. wholo
narrows:- mow—Eur.
snowmamarluannmancmm
SUITE.“ WJLIOOJIMI.‘ I1 'IhfilJnllfl-
Mm‘
“INT W. Hall
olwuw Mllpslnts.
19er 11 Well It nadshins-
. .8 .custera
andrepalringneatiydgl'e.
DORIS DEALERS.
PABSONIIII.B.SronkslchlockParm.S.N.InI
horses tedtoalpnrposce. Allanlmaiasoldhy
are warranted. Reuse of the
coachlugstalllod' H'Gafliartl.
RODS. saunas.“
JOHN, N Iain S at.
meehcelgg drivinlg‘htrottmsn.
IIOTILI.
AIRMCAN 110111... 10 Rain N. J.C.Oelllha.
Gmwlill'm D Railroad place; George
Ironwl’in |nor% "1: u. an R3. m
Oil-D WILL W SJ. Reed
HOTEL.“ uhlngwnltb
nouglu'rus‘t'mhsmo ($0311..
STIVIN . I? ngtotl . .crockm'y.
”cancelled-became.“ ‘
10' DEALERS.
this
hutch
milk producer.
' INSURANCR AGENTS. ,1
COOLIDGBI LOCRWOOD, I lain ILN. Insur-
anceand rcalestateinaliitebranchec.
DAYTON, JACOB I. Washington next to P 0.
SN. Ire, plateglaaa, accidentand e.(eecadv)
DOCKWOOD, WI mm IainandWailete. N. Real
estate, innmntgloam negotiated,etc.
IORRKLLA L'ROIIKDIRU, N Washington a.
5- N Wit“! 55W“- MM” sale dealer in uncoystae.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN, 45 A t? Wuhlnm It. now. w. I]. AIONJN Wet'uet, I.N. foot of
IN Reallletateand Imam. 38mm!) ”0””...ng em and wbolonle
INSURANCE COMPANIES. More In ire oysters.
CONNECTICUT GKN‘I. LIFE INS. 00.. S. I 1.’- REED 3. HOUSIAN.1MWatert.S.N Winters
.-.... .. ...... .. ...... ...-2* our: more; . .. . .
IBTROPOLITAN LIPI INS CO. 20 Weshin X
ass. N. I-‘.J. Grubb,acsistanteupi. elm Oratenandclsme. wholesales“! nLtal
NORWALK 1'1le INS. 00.. N. In successful
business elncelilw. No outstanding loss claims
PROPLE' s LIPS INS. 00. The, No. 6 Washing-
ton st,S. N. Jno. Preach, acct. superintendent.
mm SRCCRITIRI.
CItAL'PURD Inuit bldfi, N. I“; Bonds
Iiddlesca Banking and Equitab M‘t‘gc.‘ Coe.
IRON AND STEEL
INITII, W. 11. 8.00.15and17 WatcrIt.N.
springs, axles, carriagehard were, etc. ...,
[BONE FENCE AND RAILINGS.
IKRRITTII ..R wandIIerenN. ironwork.
of all kinds
T113 DUNCAN IRON RAIIJNG WORKS, Wales
out). N “In. If. uoyuproprietor
IRON POUNDRIBS.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk lruWorks
00., and also at Bridgeport, Conn.
JEWBIJZBS.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chan. 11 Als-
.N Stovee,8team
agent for the celebrated canon furnace.
PAINTS OILS AND GLASS.
PROWITT, J. T. t5 lainet. N Jgrctt‘elcarb,
Iaenryaml audWadeorth' a mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. Jewett' s. Atlantic and Beciey I
head, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint
INITII, W. 11 £00158 l7 Watcrrt, N. agents
orlalngman II. latrines paints.
PAPER HANGINOS.
PROWITT, J T. to Iain at, N. window shades,
Hollands. natures, etc.
TAYLORA €0.21me.me
“OM!“
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKIAN 0. A." lain It, N. Instantaneous
process. 0 ldren' s photos a specialty.
rsrtms s s coco. lain at. an .op. City Hotel NORTH 0 8 78 Walkman It. 3 8 one tin-no
SN dncwatchrepairingaspecialty ODDINMHM "19M
EOYT, 11.13. 18No. lain 51,8 Nettictly mela- READIAN. P. E (Janette buildi ,N. Cabinet
goods at low photographs $2.50 per dos; one. don. 81.50.
JACKSON WRAND, 56W let, N. watcqulo [aggro fungus AND “3171.133“
“m“ e“ m: ““3“ m““"’““"- GENDER. c. In our Wall and Knight 5:... N. Also
300D. II 3 diamonds” lewelg ailverand Me, in pm,“ 012105. “my mum“:
plated were, repairing “whims: alnst I. N. PhANlNG but.“
LAWYERS. .
AUSTIN.A1.1’RBD 2 room: Masonic b'd’g, Wail
st, borough Notaryand Real [ism
FROST 8173831 I No Alain st, notary, legal
busine- ofall kin artfully attcmled to.
llURLBUTT J. BKLDKN rooms!) and I Genetic
building, “all st, borough.
LIGHT JOHN 11. lot Washington I. N. notary
' ofdcede for New Yo: m
LOCIWOOD ll“IDWAIIDI soc-rt Gaastts bldg
Attorney, notary and pensions.
SEYMOUR JOHN 8 room 8. Pairdeld Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Councilor at law.
WAISII, JOHN J. rooml laconic building. Wall
at, borough. §
[AVERY ITARLRS.
DANN HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board
lng stables. Odlce No I Rum at N.
GREGORY, (130.8. M Knight eLN. Pine turn
outs a specialty. Telephone 353.
MICK MANUPAL‘I'URI. RS.
LOLKWOOD IANU PAC'l'UlthG u). Dart
N. Ianufactnm'e of bu ildcrs hardware. ton
deeds Pearl at; NawYork odiceII Readest;
Chic-{pl Quito 19 Lake at.
AXLE. N. New York
NONWALli IPAKL
chm? hacks and builders' bard- r
aRdoaigysers; «founders nor of enrolls
at: trimmingsin bronco. brass minus.
man DRALRRI.
lllhhl J. IWstcret,N. Allklndsoflumherdo
livered many pointbyrall. teamwveuel.
IACRINR IROPI.
NORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The, Water er.
RANDALL. 11le D. 11 N. All kindest wood
workatrctaliorfor thetradc
PhllIIItING.
IKKKPRACO., W 11. Inert Ilall block, I. N
leubingJ steam and gns fitting.
NASH P. 11d BRO cor Rain and Wurst-,8. N.
Plumbing and gas ailing. ranges and hostera.
RAILROADS.
NORWALI DORIS RAILWAY 00. Jan- W.
Hyatt, praat.: llwio G. Hoyt. eupt.
nuf.’ cars-rs noun-rs.
LAYTON. JACOB N. Washington st, neat to P. O
I N propmy formic. housestorcnt. (seeadr)
IORKELI. Jr 1.‘ IIONNIZDIKU‘.“1 R Washington at
S N selling. rentiugand rctl.ng
WILSON O. 3. Genetic bldg. N [ornaments and
money to loan. Also insurance written in beer
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODW AND I. A. No Isle st, 8. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BBB HIVK. 5 Wm st. N. warm meals at all
mdinner 8c.
GENRYIJIID. Ion-ts. It. Thebestflcdlnner
' “liked” Board by Iberian! nth
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
”DEW BRSON (or Woof ave. and t 'onrf
; lead: fistula: N, lydranlieandt‘ivtl engineers
mm Artisan}- .
IAIND‘I, IISI INSTITUTE, I Orrllard N
Young ladies boarding endda y school.
IBAD. dung” HillsideJl Deyaud boarding school
forgirlsandyoung yousgui f. Pltsforwaz‘yeoilg;
near'ttlt .IN machinery. iron New ork artiste ed in
and brne ngl. foul Babbitt metal I. musicaldepartmcnm Special advantages or lbs-
palrs for manufacturiee etcamboata. the study of and elocuuou
5(1)an wn A mum-g” gum Palltsrrnnemrle October Circulars will be
Inadeaml repairing promptly attended to. M“ “M ”film
IARKRT GARDEN!“
JINNINGI h WATIRIURY. I. N. berries and all
garden prorluce in eeaeu ft: the wholesale trade
IlARRl‘l'll.
A RODRI. IARKBT, In Wall st, N. Win. Wardwell.
prop. beef, veal lamb muttonandpoultry.
NORWALK IIIJTAIIY lNITlTUTl. N Pranks
Robengprinc ncipal. (.‘lrcnlaroo request.
WILSON, IRS. 11 School forboya Norwal
Io ruling and scientific schools
for circulars.
SEWING IACIIINIS.
IBAILIILMC.I.16 Io. lain at. I N "Wheeler and
Household." needles, 011.an
meets Repairing a specially.
IIWBR CONTRACTORS.
RAYIOND BROS. sewers built, water pipes laid
excavating, Ailing. grading. landscape gardening.
BRO! IANDPACTIIRERI.
LOUNIBURY. NATIIIWION A 00. I N. [Adler
ten, clams, and scallops. hotter.
llglsl'lm l BUSTED. meets fish, oysters. lob
sters.clems. fruits, IlNo laid at.
111883th DANAO. It laid at, N. choice-lute.
poultry fish, vegetables.“
lilti’l'l'O'I CENTRAL IAItllT. IWata st. N
“W atlaweet prices
“WNW.
Mill lleocdlct'armmuket x GEO. BWIKDDCO. sa.leerocru71,7s
”mfilz’i‘ififiwm cashprlee'a nonunion-1.8 - Established bro
1“.”me y A meats, Iannfactnma of‘iadiea miaece‘ and children' ,
vegstableurnlta. butter. navigation“ "“0““ '0' “‘50 “mam
Illll‘l-WAIS‘I'I AND UNDIIWRAR.
GIIIT, GlO Ila-t avenue, If. N. choice nears.
vegetables. fruit tetc. laweetcaeh DUTCIIINION. 001.] A 00. Norwalk. New York
and Bridgeport, Conn.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY" 7. 1891.4
BUILDING NOTES.
New and liagaht “doom for Ienth
lorwatk and lorwnlk lea.
Architect W. B. Knapp has gotten out
plane for a residence on Chapel street for
Henry E Bodwell, the newsdealrr, and
they are now being figured by builders.
The house will have all the modern in
pron-meats and will cost about 88.800.
Ianuspp has elm made plans for a
03,500 house to be built on Bayriew sve-
nue by Solomon Scam of the lock works.
It will have natural wood finish, mautels
and all the improvements.
Architect and Builder Miner D. Ran.
dsll has taken a contract to build a six-
room house on Lowndee avenue for John
Betterson. It will have modern im
provemoote and east $1,000. It. RIB
dall is also preparing the plane for a reel-
deuce on St. John avenue, Norwalk, for
Postmaster Carmi G. Hubbell. The
house will contain ten rooms, finished
In hard woods, and will have wood man-
tsls, electric bells, electric and gas light,
and all the usual npporntmcuts.
A firm of Bridgeport architects have
plans on the boards for a new residence
for Stephen Comstock, of Comstock Bros.
1t wrll be built on St. John avenue bod
will be about 31:44 feet. There will be
a wide veranda running across the front
and” the anterior will be covered with
shingles. There will be a large reception
hall. parlor, dining room and kitchen on
the first floor and six sleeping rooms up
stairs, The interior will be entirely in
hard woods, With all the modern im-
prurementc. ‘
TENNIS 0L0? somm.’
'rIIIIIIr rrsst. once or run SEA-
sos new LAST AIGIIT.
Annual Culvert and Ball of It. Rary'e T.
A. Roleelaty—The leathers of Comphny
D Give an Injwyahla Danes.
The last of the series of Lawn Tennis
club sooiablec was held in the Atherleum
Iasteveuing. Moeelin'e orchestraof New
Yurk, furnished music for dancing,
which began at 9:00 o’clock and continu-
ed until otter midnight. The floor was
“continually thronged with dancers, all
of whom, it was evident, bad a most on
joysbie time. About half peat eleven a
collation was spread in one of the large
auto rooms of the hell.
1 Among thus-o present were Misses
TOOK ACASII AND CIGARS.
BllllflllAIIS ENTER W. 8. HA!-
POBD’S GROCERY STORE.
The Luck of a Rear Door Picked—l The
Young Thlaf wrre lateral Ire. Deers'
Rouse Caught. ..
Burglsrs entered the grocery store of
W. B. Hartford in East Norwalk last
night, by picking the lock [in the rear
of the building. The money drawer was
robbed of about $10.00 and two boxes of
choice cigars were taken. Nothing was
found about the premises to indicate
whether the burglars were amateurs or
professionals. The first thing Ifr. Ban.
ford dieoofored this morning was the
back door of the store wide open.
The party when «stored In; Beers'
house on lfonroe street, this city, Thor's-
day afternbon and stole a cake, some
oranges and sham, has been arrested.
His name is Alfred Knapp, a boy about
twelve years of age. Chief yVollmcr,
through facts brought to his attention.
concluded that the boy was the one who
committed the crime. The little fellow
at first denrcd any knowledge of the
affair, but finally made a complete con
feseion. He says he gained access to the
house through the cellar, a way in which
be had often entered the house with Mrs.
Beers’ son. He says. he went in search
of the Beers boy, and when he found no
one in the house he took the articles
mentioned above. Mrs. Beers did not
want to send the boy to the Reform
School and the case was annulled and
continued upon the payment of costs. If
the boy does wrong In the future he will
probably be punished.
Tlll’. blows rcscrfifsz.
The Defense Claims That Their Act was
Juatlflahla.
Before Judge Walsh in the Criminal
Court of Common Pleas yesterday, the
case against .WIlliam Broedhorst, of
Dorian, for wilfully injuring a fence
erected by Alexander Raymond, was
tried. The facts connected with the
arrest of Broadbunt and Ira Petty are
singular. Last Nov-ember, Raymond
built a stone fence across a creek which
the men had been accustomed to pee-
tbrongb in their boat, and they tore the
structure away, claiming that the creek
wasspubllc pass way. Raymond had
them arrested and theirettorneys,illessrs.
Light and Warner, entered a demurrer
in the justice court, which was over-
ruled. They were lined and appealed.
Prosecuting Attorney Glover was as
slated in the case" by Lawyers Hurlbutt
and Kennedy. There was a large num-
ber of witnesses called Thursddy. In the
defense no denial was made of the elle
gallon that the fence was destroyed by
the accused, but it was claimed that
their action was justifiable. The case
occupied the some day.
flillor, Edith Street, Alice Mallory,Grcce
Millard, Leno Crows, Mabel Vsnderhoef,
Mary Stuart, Addie Kimmsy, Mamie
Quintard, 'Eva Woodhull, Sarah Wood-
ward, Annie Cale, Bertie WIISOD, Fanny
hound, Sarah Henderson, Charlotte
thls, El zrbetb Inckwood, Sally Bette,
Daisy Bird, Lona Cole, Illss Mather, Dr.
and Mrs. C, B. Crwlidge, Mr. and hire. ’1‘
8. Demon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood
ward, Mr. and Mrs. A. E Austin, Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Bll’d, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Leonard, Dr. and Mrs. George
Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. John Camp. Mr.
and Mn. Horace Hobbell, Mrs. F. St.
John Lockwood, Mrs. Charles Dennis
and others. v
During the evening the members of
the club hold a meeting and elected Le-
(lrand Raymond, treasurer, to fill the-
vscnncy csu~ed by the rI-eIgnation of J V
Arthur Ambler. They also voted to join
the National L‘swn Tennis «oscillation.
The twenty-fourth annual concert and
reception of St. Mary's T. A. B. Sammy,
held in the Opens House Isst evening,
was a success socially and financially
Heine’s orchestra furnished music and
also gave an excellent concert before- the
grand march. which formed at 9:00
o’ctock. Henry Oebrmsun prompted“.
There were seventy couple in the march,
winch was led by William McMahon and
Misc Norah Deermg. Mr. McMahon was
floor manager and hrs sides were John
Ward, Blward Hines, Thomas Ward,
Jr , Edward Duff) , Patrick Moushnn and
Michael Reynolds. The nception com
mittee vvse compo-ed of John Helshnn,
George Bracken and Thomas Ward, Jr.
Patrick Buckley, a charter member of
the society, was at the door, a position
which be has held at all of the society’s
concerts but one. The gallery was filled
with spectators and from 0 o‘clock until
an ssriy hour this morning the floor was
filled wrth merry dsncers.
Company D gave a highly enjoyable
miablo at the rim-w of “I?" drill at the
armory last night. 0er 200 Invltniions
lmvmgbecnsontuut Is largvnumbernf the
Company's friends were brought together.
DEATH 01' THOIAS KBLK.
A Man Whose Dally Life Backed lYp Illa
Profeulonl.
Thomas Kelk, of Silver Mine, died
Wrdnesduy night of Bnght’s (license.
aged 67 years. Referring to his death
the New Canaan Messenger says: "He
had her“ unable to attend to his busi-
ness for some tune, but the end was not
expected so soon. Afr. Kelk was a man
of good intentions and very common-
tions. He profemd to be a Christian
gentlemen, and his daily life backed up
his profession. ' ' 4' He was: man
of strong convictions and decided opin
none, and it was necessary to become
wr-Il acquainted with hurt to fully under-
stand him. Now that he has ceased
from his labors and ‘fallen asleep,‘ we
feel confident that be has already heard‘
the pleasing words, ‘Well donc,goo:l
and faithful eervant.’ Deceased leaves It
rule to mourn his absence. Funeral
services will be held at the Methodist
Protestant Church, at 11, o'clock Sunday
morning."
Mr. Kelk formerly lived in Five Mile
mm, and was wrdely known in this
vicinity.
PLRSONAI. PARAGRAPHS.
The Goings and ”Cor-Inga of People we
Like to Read About.
Officer Gllbf’ll ll. Bitch spent yester- -... In," . “3-.
florets were present from New York a” in Gu-enwich
' » - It seems a pity that the young women
:“mlmdsnigm” "T'mundmg ‘0'”?- Mrs. C. J. North returned home from who is about to establish a home and has
mung ‘ e '9. parent were Mrs. ‘1 N'W' Yuk "H“!- a sum of money to spend for its garnish
Simpson, Miss Alli» Colo-man, Miss Ant-Is
Campbell, hires Such Welsh, Mn. Gnr
ham, bliss Mature (1‘ mdwin, Mrs. E For
cuplfe, Mrs. J. Wafer, Ilse Annie Muk
lry, Mrs. G. Pennington, the Mirror
Ur ines, Mica Csrric Usllin and the Misses
Cnhill.
Ing cannot be persuaded from laying it
out all at once. She robs herself of so
much future enjoyment. The spick and
span sets of furnrture which are careless-
iy ordered from on upholsterrr, and car-
ried horns and stood around her parlors
by his men. will never afford her half
the satisfaction she can get in cream for
which to-day’sho buys o chair, and next
week, seeing there must be stable to
accompany the chair, she starts on a
fresh shopping excursion, and finds a
table which is exactly what she was
looking for; and in another month, dip
covering the need of a book ease or a
screen, she has again the delight of the
hunt, an! the gratification of obtaining
the prettiest screen and bookcase in the
city.
Such a room is a growth. a gathering
mother, of household treasures little by
little. and piece by pit-cc. Etch article,
bought only when the need arises, or
when something is happily found to just
meet the need, will haven family history
which makes it an entertaining as well
as a valuable possession. Birch couch
and footstml is an achievement; each
rug and curtain represents a triumph
Such a home, built up gradually, with
ears-fol planning to swell part, with
thought and loving consideration in all
its details, acquires a unplug far deeper
than could be purchased by the longest
puree from the most fashionable cabinet
maker.-—flarper’ s Bszrr.
" '" ‘r. i. c. a. no}; A“
A temperance INVICQ. led by Her man
Brundsgs wilibrheld in the rooms to
narrow afternoon at 4:00 ociock. All
men are invited to attend this service.
Theworkers training class will meet
Sunday afternoon at 8:00 o'.elock for
the consideration of the theme. "stli-
destlons necessary to successful per»
George 11. Bylogtoo, of the Gazette,
has nturaed in Washington.
George Hoyt, of Philadelphia, Pm, is
spending a few days with frrsnds in this
city.
l’rincrpal W. C. Fools went to Derby
lhld morning to spend Sunday with his
[110!th-
W. C. Burke, 81., of this city, started
for Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, this
afternoon.
its Eva Reed, of Greenwich, is the
guest of her sister, bits. 0. F. Tull", Jr.,
of Autumn, formerly of South Norwalk.
Harry Elwood. traveling calmness for
a starch company, is In town for a few
days, the guest of his parents on Orch.
ard street
Whittlesey Round Over.
The hearing In the ones of State vs,
Richard Whittlesey. Jr., the colored boy
charged with crumpled reps, was con
llflllt‘d before Justice Coolidge this
morning. The boy to-tllied yesterdav
that he was in W. B. E Lockwond's
burn on the day in questmn from 200
until 7:30 p. m., and was there our
tinuousiy, with ”it! exception of tar
minulrc at 5:00 o'clock. when he went to
foul 5 Mrs, Smuh'shurse. This nrurn
lug Attornvy Lockwood calls-«i urn wit
noses» for the State. who testified, one
that he saw the boy near anll‘n
stable at 3:30 p. m., and the other,
that [to saw \Vhlttiosey near llalx 'sdrug
~turr~ Ill ten minutes before five. ThII
evidence showed the falsity of tin: err»
dance of the dvfendant'e witnesses and
disproved the aunt. 'l‘lrn cnnrt thI-n
bound the pneomr over for trial to the
"5’“ tom; of the Silvfl'lill' i' nurt.
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Dad llovouglr Days.
’mtvrdcy afternoon the ag nt of the
Shepherd rotate reported to Chief of
Fillies 0- Forest that a number of boys
were romping about the old barn and
out buildings on Brook street. breaking
windows and creating other mischief.
The chief, scenmpsniwi by officer Germ
Icy, immediately went to the barn and
esptnred m-vm boys of various ages and
colors. Tbvy were taken to police had
quarters, where they were questioned by
the chief, who found that only two out
of the seven attended school. The chief
severely reprimanded the boys, and ob
Decision in a Nevwalk Case.
Judge Perry yesterday rendered a de«
claim in the cars of James E. Allen
against John N Bows, for the plaintiff
to recover .237 17. The case was
tried in the Court of Common Pleas
recently the plaintiff claiming $250 on a
contract. The parties belong in Nur-
walk. Allen is n mason and the dofend.
ant isa carpenter 'hfllllbilr'b the con-
tract to the mason. When the work
was completed the carpenter claimed
that it was not done in sec ”dance with
the contract and refused full payment
Attorney Light sppearrd for the plaintiff
and Attorney Burlbutt for the defend-
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Consolidatlowlata Ilsa! In last Norwnlk
1n laspoOIr! to lnvrtatlnme cent In more
of the CllilMlI of Bret Nurwalk qn-toa
largo delegation assembled at the reels
dance of' 11. If. Prowrlt last evening to
talk over matters pertaining to the con-
eoi‘rdstlon of the town. The meeting
was of one sentiment on the question
Ronday will complete the time whens
moath' a free membership is given for all
ncwmembereblpe received. and if in-
tending to join the aaroelaliou they
should-ltd in their new before that
of the town: If. I. Prowltt, E. B. Our-
ham, Oscar W. Raymond, J. S. Randall.
Ind W. 8. allied.
. . Thayiaaratho "Inlet.”
Among the people from tbletowa who . _ ,
lmid W'Isrsrah" mattered “Item usual arm Paaltanee.
fordlastsvcalng S Ranch. " Clarence Osborn, the Georgetown
mam, Ir. ssdlraJsIseI.
Newkrrk’, Arse Annie I. Ball. Jamss‘
llalLG 1r. Paddock, Ire Idward
ford. Ire. I. 3. Campbell.
Inland While Ikatlag.
John B. ltva. train dispetebrrou the
Danbury and Norwalk railroad. fell on
the ice while sharing on the pond east of
the Washington street bridge, Wednes-
dsy evening, and received soul- serious
injuries on the head. He has since been
outlined in his bed, but will be
able to errand to blsdutfee again In a
few days.
«Awuternsdttorlcstrensahsertbsra
a...lllmlit: “in! of our restorers-
easIsctlvssoep, satires-Isis
hummus"
HI.
“use.
1891.
ll. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Brill:
port, CL:
latteu Worthyel ms”..—
uaasterof 01W
James Owen O'Couordlle “m
hlmaudtheattdlenoe. HIDIIDD
psnyendgiveea"orlemaushow.”
resides on Howe avenue, was takers
violent biccooghs three weeks our.
check them and the girl I. . '
weaker every day. Her dull) II
if relief isnotobtalnedanon. ‘
Theannualeatalogueof DIM
mining school can not supply-
Illeod for trainedteaebers. Ifany ,
and districts in the stale employ"
trained teachers, so fares thaIe -
his.
the New Britain school since i - 4 ;
1883, about 215m at present maul) .
None of these graduawe haveenr
reaching to enter other own
There is ample encouragement for .
legs graduates and others of liberal
cation to prepare themeslvu for ' 2
log by a course in the training school.
Of 300 who have graduated
I‘l
In Bridgeport yesterday JameeW‘ .
the pickpocket who was ousted II
depot there Saturday night for ‘
ing to relieve so old gentleman of
pocketbook containing fl1,wn
Wilson has a frank, open coon > .
and one would hardly take blissful" <
of the greatest rogues in the]? .
States. In inspector Byrnca’a book
famous criminals Wilson’s picture .
pics a prominent position, and in I
brief biography that accompanies It
as closed as the shrewdrst and most
careful pickpocketiu Miriam"!
is known to the New York pollen
“Pretty Jimmy,” and been on the, -
of his right hand a scar inflicted its
conflict in which he has at IomI .
time been engaged.
found against Wilson and he III . - .
over to the superior court finder
bonds.
Probable cause "
an. Ilotrnlaehlne In court. ‘ V
If you drop a nickel with setting at.
cached, keeping the end of the MI: .
your hand, have you really dropped
corn?
the affirmative. An ingenious youtb’iu
that state tied a thread to a nickel,
dropped the nickel into aslot machine,
got what he studied, their withdraw”
An Iowa judge has decided II
operation until he had made a clean
sweep of the receptaclo’eooutents. HI
was arrested on the charge (I them:
the judge who tried him beldthatllI
had committed neither burglary. lan-
csny, nor robbery, nor either obtained
property under fake Hollad _
merely done what the lucrlotflltt on“
machine told him to do—droppid I
nickel in the slot—and kept on loll; it.
Nothing was said about leaving the coin
where it was dropped. Tbh them
will probably share a Innkeeper—k-
change.
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cluster f’aiampwitlstlleligbtoflbenrornh‘
mambo-I904 umwflu
con-actual Fauna. iv
The following were lulled lab. 3.
List furnished from oiled of A.
John Desmond, Bridgeport”
“at;
eavzmwil
jcctor; E. 11 Inc a: Co.,A.
Bridgeport, registeringtoy
Frederick
hunger for soap powder:
Allen, New Haven, sleeping
J. Toof, New Haven, firmerfut
sewing machines; Greer lo W. wrlfl.
New Haven, two patents. planatw
Cannell,11sstfurd, emulates“ for
mending; Franc:
ford, two peters , pool
Nelson [-3. Austin. Dsnbery,
Christian 0. Brierle, Waterbury been
or harp for suspending lamps;
If. Dene, lentil-n, clock Itlikl
chanrem, John Else mm
alder .ll'dlifmml" William W
uwa . sear ng apparatus:
Thompson, Uollloevillc. nail mail” II;
color; George
-oiky; Charles W.
ding mechanism for looms.
J. Lockwood,
electric
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alfalfa-scale,
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«As the village urchin waged
against the domestic Tom eel.»
Brussels soap were war against
113er ram erasure Immuni-
WIImos, Feb. ‘1 —-Oneof the harm
the Gunning estate" burned in .
ground about two o'clock .
afternoon. The barn eutalnvd
totallydestroyed. ~> ,,
at”. Thtalethesseoalhtlfl
mailers that has been burned -
elxmonthqhoth ilrse mil:
cheesyunrssndhothseppseadlnke
Iuesudleryorlglll.
union of the CM
Raster-11“ was this rue“
down and brohsof ”the”.
mflnmphl‘l’nesnterastlehraheegale.
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