pnshers. Don’tfailtoread [ $Mutntheltvasmofimmu. NUMBER 964. DIRECTORY iiiiiii Biiiiiii Iiiiiiiii TOWN OF NOILWAIaK. Am 1! Norwalk 3.1!.—SosthNor~ walk' :1:pr ' thos- learn-dorswboarwnotal- remawgofthsuctwswoaldsa that a who to! II-hl‘ll repress sad, h found Ely reliable In every hast-ass trans- m well worthy of all patronage “‘ “'1...me w... .. NORWALK IRON W0 . e. nssr It. It. bridge. w st,plansantl .Ifl sahingfon EmS RANDAqulINKBDh our. Main and Wall at»! asshprospsctivaaatlt‘rva hnddrswing. ancrtomns. «fies ”Wall EN. Real 1110”]..me natal-okra NOW A. L'HOIIKDlH-U. W Washington a, nurtu- tut-0W: ,_ N. and 5t Washington tram. 13014.?! Iain". YRN. also dealers Mm ml etc. MOPIKLDQRIIIAC. “No. Nalnst.8. N. Sole mfcr'tlorton‘iceswlebrated cream. “immense. LIainst.aeerall. N. Prue 11.30 ‘B lsde‘ BresdBakery wville. fincfifisat Gus Pitur' s, l‘: ILIt. Place BANKS. KNTBAL NAL BANK, The, Wall st, N. O NATIO 14.1w. George N. mm”I; L. any". vieavpruident; William 0 AL mBANK. The. 68 Washington C‘ILYI' 31:11:3‘N. Capital 5109.000; surplus 81% (till. It. II. Rowan. printout; Jacob LLay- FAINI'IKLD COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,'I‘he is “an at. N. 1851. Capital 01D. Prat. Junta .llyatt. vice-prest. U. Kaela; cashier. wrist). Green. PAIBFIIILD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, Them Wall N. Deposiu . surplus china-I). W Wloody, S. Craw. vice print; Jamsslldladey. NATIONAL BANK 01' NOBWALK. The. 51 “all Incorponttsdl 1.356 Cs st.N. pitalWMIl. Eben- ' J Illil,vtce prest.‘ II. P. a mmmenémr'n it this. lt’. 'J. uni, W.G.Thomas.B.K. wood. ._A.Osborn, 0. It. Wilson. K. Beard. D. W. Pitch. 11. 3:, Bishop. ' lemhants‘. lsnnfactnras Personal and Family accounts are solicited. NOBWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY. Tllr. W all st. N. grim . ft! ,m Gouge “Pom. over "at: n%%. vicoprest ., 8. George SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. The. De- posits over caution.“ snrpl 915ml. Alden-Sol pp..trcas Interest [and depositors Aloney loanw on mortgage 15th . (Whole-111m)“ SOUTH NullWaLK em 1:0 S.N beehpork. sheep. lamb. veal, etc. 'l‘KltltY.W.l II. a; (10.. N. Armonr'sbtct amt . provisms. Ilcmedrustsl lamb and mutton. BILL Warn]! AND nrsrmnurort. BUXTON. J. I’. Mollie: box 435. N Circulars folded in over wuu sunny papers. BLACKSMITIIS. CARR, Ohio. '1'. foot Kaymond st. 5. N lion» .3 “Dell! BUILDERS. BELOW. N. CCU. P. UNA-53‘. 5. N. builders of bridges. docks. pile foundations, etc. m AND Silos; OKALERS. BBOWN.B. S. Standings. N. cnstotnwtirkend HARVEY. C. 'II. “No. Main st.S. N. specialticstn MM” robbers. SILKAUB. JOKNLSUN,Sb Washington st, 3. N. Agood assortmentstlow Ia’ices. BOOT AND out»: REPAIRING. .llsrnmon-l P work neatly and promptly done. WW AND STATIONEISS. J. ARTHUR, N. card ensuring, wort ”mm .ltallbsse and tennis giants. PLAIS'I‘RD'S Dittlu s’l‘ulut. ~13 Washington at. 3. N. helmet supplies and general stationery. BOX “BBB-b. \Wood rand I’Isper.) KNAPP. KP. Water-1.3. N. manufactureruf but More General shop Jobbing. “Bonanza “swans. mJOlIllfl. fLWsahlngtonst. S.N.also bloc stone. sswsr piper. straitk etc 0‘ w LEONARD, HAS. ates brick miss. “0%..” plum. an out. also blue stone. whites BAYIOND IlItOS. lilwankee. Philadelphia and 'I'tenuitr fronts. linek.lath. tints. cement. adamant. EDITED. 01131258. 5065. be. SCI-RON BUTT“ flotilla. next door to that Post N. spatial made of all differwt is.cfeliesac, a mfieoanddomunc. All Mathews. maximal: m0]: WAITOBIM GEO. 23 Railroad Plane. 3. N. All, MatthePatOlcsstSosthorwslkas won-m. 0011311? IANUPAOIDIIIIBS. ., BUI‘II A OOLDSCIIIIM‘, factory 3. 1!. lanafss- toms of the celebrated IMO. Corsets. PIAIS’I'ID 0011011 MID! tcdtcsars. 00 OI! warm ‘9 “a truth-mile. 3.1!. mommy AND OLASSWAII. 111133. 1'. II A 330. car. lath and Wat's. 3. N. w““"l'o'i’m.nm w UNWIBSALS o. near cw. lamps, crockery glssswsre “tramway.“ DIN'I'IS'I‘S. 3. some. P. InndsrsblockJmlalnst. N. Olleehours.3s.m.toop.m. KENDALL, 630. 3.. D..DS. Was cor. - P‘rankllnsts. S.N. lloursSun. to p.11. NKWKIRK.“ J. 0. other atrcsldencs m Church.N. pasdmlnlstevsd. WRIDM’. L 0.11.300". ”MWss st.S.I!. Kaunas. iii. loop. or. cream DOORS. 3A3]! AND BLINDS. ammwnaco. lshi?Watrrst.N.csrrlaas wwdwahwhsdastc. Dun! ANDSBWIBPIPI. rntncitr. l. acumen-1.3.3 thsdstons. RAYIOND BROS“ Akron.salt glazed sndcensait plpactoattnelaw lndlamcla DRUNANDOIIIIHOAIJ. EAST SIDE PHARMACY, Van Zandt ave. EN S'tnday hours.Sio10am. swap. in. Prescrip- tlonscarefull yeotnpo untied. GREGORY. J. 0. ”Walletfl. Established 1&0. Whales-landlord]. Popularpriccs. BIGGS, JOHN A. ll lain st. N. Perfumes,—llfty five different perfumes. N ‘ medl PLAIS’I’KD'S as Washington at, 3. patch nines, etc. Physicians ysiclans’prescriptlons a specialty. DBYWDS. nitable I! 2 AHBLKR J. L. NS—f‘The " o. tcbnildlngsl? Dry ”if... cl loliis mu. tins- “Isl. SANKSJI. K. Mahackemo Ilotel blocks. N. dry- goods, notions. gloves. etc. Undawcaraspeclalty. BKNNK'I'I’J. P.19lsin st. N. Business estab— lished over forty-two years. DICKKRMAN, A. A SON. St Washington st. 3. N. goods, ca'rpets. etc taco adv v.) “SCOPIKLD A IIOY'I‘, 36min bldg, N. 63 Wash- ingtonst.8. N. (See ulvertisemuit. S.TIIKKT EDWARD. 5 Gazette bldg.Y . . Dry goods, fancy goods. notions and hosiery. ELKO'IIIICIAN. BAKER. E. V.. Electric gas lighting; burglar alarm; call bells. kc. EXPRESS COMPANIES. ADAMSKKP KKPRENS CO. 031cc railroad station. S. N. andcllWallst N. prnaw forwarders to all parts of the world rtraln service Low rates. Icster lInnt, agent. EXPBKUSAIIN. BUKTON A BRUNDAGK. once-t Medians: allet. . Our motto. prompt umm. " and CAVAN’AGII ’5 EXPRESS. baggy. titre pianos moved. Leave onlersat laisted s, S. N. SHERWOOD. W W., N. slates! postolllcc and Hales. Careful and prompt service. ‘h'l‘ltAn‘I'a. muons. I‘I’O. BYXBEK. P. S. B CO. 90 Iain st.. N. landform- as of Scomeld‘s celebrated ducting extracts. NORW ALK EXTRACT 130 N. manufacturers of fine extracts. F. s. Ambler. FEB’I'IIJZERS. RAYMOND BROS. Bradle s an r phosphate, ial MOMS. land plaster,ygronnlilebonti. wood .3: SMITH W II. A CO. Water st. N. agents for Wil- liamst: lark 6 Co.‘ I stanlard fertilizers. 11112 BRICK AND CLAY. k, RAHOND BROS. ordinary s In stoc spec lids to ordcrfire mortar.sand.mey tine linings' P1511. OYSTEBS. culls. m. IIUNT s ZKLLPP. 69Washlngtou st. 3 N. due Ssh. oysters. dams. frnits. mvegcublm, etc. PLAO AND CONCRETE WALKS. . HORTON, JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue, S. N. Also stone dealer. RAYIOND BROS. contractors for flag. concrete. asphalt. brick. cemt and gravel walks. PLOBIDA STEAM AND 1101' WATER HEATERS. IKKKKR, W. II. AI 00. Music Kali block. S. N. sole agents. FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED. 'ISLAND GK!" FLOUR. the best made. Don't fall to use it. L‘IIOMMKDIKU. DANIEL. east end of Washington at bridge. The ehmceet of fannly tloor kept. RAY MUND BROS. hay, straw, flour and feed in package. cad. car oreargo lots. BED HILL. Danes. Cmtwt tit Rose. Grain. cholc gmnnd Iced. graham and rye tlonr. FLORISTS. mKKKQ'PAWyWdesrd’ Place s 153101! P L. uWard ”mom IInlonCemctery Plantfcutllovrsrs. “N N K w" 4° M... Mr"... .m' m: roses a spedafl. Sll'l‘lIJOIIN 11 So. Kala st.8.N. theoldestand best known florist in this vicinity. Plants. cnt Plural workol‘ all kinda a specialty PUBNITUIB DEALERS. COLEMAN. TBKODORK .Washinglon st (east end) looking . e.tc V. planmN cot louder s DANN. wnhawwwmit. W. hai- ansumsgc furnishings. OMKN‘PIIBB AND BUILDERS. CBOWKJAIBSCJMAM st. 3. N. unmatc- givsn. probing promptly attended to. 031011.113. AatTaytorsveooe,S. N. Jobbing WquLD. ltandall‘s mill. 3. N. Kuhn Hashim cheap we! ensues me to give to. mil’ruwt’a‘u’waifio fl Water S manufacturer ItAYIONDJ It. u. w: was, I“ batsman” Matron sawlruaiui Jobungdoos. ”flatmates given. Telephone 61-6. woo sarcoma-tart Jobbing can D. \tllJlONJ. ll. abopc‘rosssnnsarlain .oomcecor. all.st.andilddenavs ., N. Steamwood working, monkllnmw indotvfratnes and turning Lowest Intimates. Honey Winchell. Telephone number»: 0mm AND OILCLO‘I‘IIS. wow it. BOY'I’. s Gasette biog, N. as Wash inmost. moles advertisement CABBIAOI IANIJPAO'I'Imnts. t'ILLYthNItY. No. lath st. 3 N. mnfaetnrcrof W an” attention given to repairing Vt RIGHT A PLYNN. footd Franklin st, manufac- arsrs of and l! are “31113. "M .m‘“ I “0'” ‘M ' cannons. u’ C.B.INo.Ialnst.fcrassrtyofItroad— way..N catcsw for weddings am parties. mastic 6311'me w mi sisal»! "ltd. «Wm A‘lIIOIfiO-O‘DODSIG . 00. also near , ”ml” ’1'. a at. can" or»: moratorium. start» onset: wins N. In slaw and ”Em-ins ‘ Manse-i «slum. 010A]. BOX ”011013?“ . 0an “Antilles-Ml 3. .nanstas- M J L mantdmlarta‘rlbbcas. motels-r 019A. WUPAL'I'UIBBS. nonaouso‘tancloart co. The, 1030 lath 1.3.N.naaafsstarars omwmmoaltco. mwmstnfl W WAOngJ. D Salsiast. SN. slsolobbaia CIVIL :NOINIms 1!. “APP. “S. It! Washington-t. Walton momma helm .3113. our Watsvsnscauibcsrv W. 3. W33. Hymnacsmmwyssum W3. 3 lstast, It. humus-pity OD w 3.3. imam‘omcflml: W “'1. harm”, and. vans. and sins-ea s’at Ill 1mm teat-a. mantras-all “Stimulus WM ates-partisans. ' CIA! AWHIT'I'LESKY. ”mull. ptctnre' (flay nwnd' s old stand) See advertiaemnt. BAYIOND O30. II. uwmflandtslainst. N. Poor above old store. STOW DAVID is. all. at. and 32. So.latn st. S.N. Furniture. etc. OAS OII'I' COMPANIES. NORWALK GAS LlGll'l‘ CONI’ANY ones 19 Waterst.N. Gssfurttghtheataridpowsr. Cokesia centspsrboshrl. Coal Tar three dol- lars per barrel package extra. (1300338. (Whnlwsnlm) IIOLISS k mount] Wall rtN. wholo warm flour. In! M SKLLECKBROS. Hand l6Wall st. N. wholesale WI. door. fssILxraanII Lets. WEBB. BROWNA WIIMIX, to Washington st, 3. N. sole agents for celebrated If creamery butter. ItIlCKIt CONRAD. Isl Washington st. 8. N baguettes and provisions. P311313. CHAS. ll. successor to HutchinsfioNo. lain st.S S..N tabledrltcaclcs for family trade. PINNKGAN A O 'ltKlLLY. Int lain st. N. door. feed. hay. straw. rust mid wood. PINNSY A BBNKDIL'I'II Wall st. N. fancy and staple confer rntt. rte. PITCII guilt. “humour. Ierwlnst.N canned “meal“? I m... 0L0 0. Kill It. alerts ml.“ obtainable. OUYIHISON. 1‘. wa3. N. dam Machetes nests.“ . Ml. IIANPO W. 3. Marc. MKKMIN. LAW}??? Uta“). .BMfinILE N andtsbls delicacies. 0'0- L‘IIOIIID‘FUNI. DANIILcast end of Washington Niel-I. “women-metal!!- IIOOIIIA llllltltltltmu Ito. IsthmuuWesLS. 1!. ruits.honr. fenced. NEW YORK Thorns?!“ st,y N.~l Heller.- Tess.“ ssstatantlsptcssaspse mcmnonaskmauormart. a specialty madsnf lsblsdsllcsdss. WEAK], 030 Wilton are. and licked st.N kitchen as WM” 3 ft. head- 3 ‘ asking: st. quartersfor orcstshrstsd Drw anaconda. VALDIII. CllAS. ll sWaltstm. blurry but. tar. cheese. Cal. autumnal taste. Ollie All) AIIUII‘PIOI. ODNS. mum ON and "Sporting bonds of all Itlnds at No 4 Water st..N IsA'fl‘llS' "III. (I'P'It'a on ASCII. JOSIPII J. 7 loans at, S. 1!. also for-ass BATH.IAIPI‘II!JK.AOO. 110m lasts. ofssalsklns. ash-s. all and“ ofksttsrs'fsrs. pl Ill. my 'II’ a. '3‘.“ lunatic. .A star st. wnahtmmmm watarbcass. m“m"u.‘ll~‘l:i":""'“‘ Iaa‘spsetsltysisvilsttfssssttlasd IA‘I' moraoroasas. 00%. “minimum Watwk‘lfimll. WILL. IMO.” Vb me 5‘1““ “LAKE Inna—tannin. “I... w ,mm Whom-'- “‘9‘ W mmaoarnnumnmrmns SHIT".W.II.&CO.IDand If WW‘NJMIJ— F'Ww c Dagman punts. undertake} tine-Ii ' nonunion?" It maroon. 1! Iain apsdalat- °Q tlortg'ivsn toshodzi do“: amongst-u. um CA I! Idlaln NHJQOOIllnI. untm N MIL. K omartunormtsnsmmom 36W NORWALK [1%, opfil). III. R. B. dspct. OLD WILL 3“.“me 3.1!” Bavlland.proprtstcr lnropssnplaa. 1101182 mail!!! 000113. STIVKNSJ. l1. sew-mas. 1!. aockay. classmtinalldwoodsn 1C! DEALERS. BURCBABD.B.“ledcn Point Pam.“3.N. also milkprodncer. INSURAN AGENTS. COOLIDGRALOCKW D 9wn.1t.1nrnr- anssandrsalsstatclnallltsbranshm. LAY'I‘ON.JACOBI. W mum SN.lre.platc platcglasaJoc tandll c.(secsdv) LOCKWOODJVI. cor. lat andWallstnN. Best estate,lnvcstmenta, loans IOKRKLLA L’HOIIKDIKU. as Washlnm st. S. . Nstrlctty firstaclasscompanlmmprssentsd. TAYIDK A GOLDEN. ss 1 17 Washingtm n. 3N. Real Kstateandlnsursnos. INSURANCB OOIIPANIIS. CONNECTICUTOKN‘LIJPKINS. 00.. S. 3. L’- IIommedicn agargWsdIinxton st.S.N. scout. Itmomunrt urn [NS co on Washington at.....SNPJ Grnbb.tassistansnpt. NOBWALK FIRE [NS 00.. N. In sneeadnl bosinsssslncs that. No outstanding logclaims. PEOPLE'S LIPB INS. CO. The. No to calling- ronsLS. N. Jno. “enchant. superintendent. MW!!! SECURITIES. llddlaea “was moufi’ax‘“ t'geCos. IRON AND STEEL. SHIT“. W. II. 500. lblltll WWW“. N. spring. axles. tau-lags hudwals. etc. IRON PING! AND RAILINGS. HERRI'I'I‘ Kl. remorswm st.N. iron work oi all kinds. THE DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS. Water st.S. N Wm II. “cynpropvlstcr. IRON 10mm GILES & CLANCY at The Norwalk horth'ka Co. sndalsoatBfldgeporLOonn JEWELEIS. FERRIS.A. S 3930. lalnsLSN. op lewflotel. SN llnewstcbrepalringaspcclalty. IIOYT. ll. 3. l3No.lalnst.S. N. sulctlyllltcla- JACKSON. k,leOItJ'tND ABWallst. N. watches.” ' etc. Ptnewatchrspairinga specialty. IIIO noon II. S diamds.wa plated ware. repairing aspec Lamas, ACSTIN‘ ALFRED P. room a Wb‘d'g. Wall st. borough: Notaryailt‘d Emirate. legal PRO 1'. It ’683 3 o II at. S “L , notary. IIIIItLllIi"l'I“ll J. BELDIIN mental and 6 (lustre building Wall st. burr-ugh LIGII‘I'. JOIIN II In! Washington $31!. notary commissioner of deeds for New Y DOCKNOOD EDWARD. ml Gm W3 borough. Attorney. notary and pensions. SE‘IOUII, JOHN 8. room 3. Palrfleld CO. NIL Bank building. N. Counsellors! law. WAN“. JOHN J. roonII Issonle DEW. Wall st. borough. LIVER? STABLE. DANN KORACS K Kxoelslor livery and board ing stables. Office No. 8 River It. N 633603126303.“ Knight st. N. Pine tern- oots a specialty. Telephone ass. 1110K MANUFACTURE”. LOCKWOOD IANIIPAC'I'URlNG CO. Ila at, S. N Manufacturers of builders' was once ill Pearl st; New York have W Kudcst; on L319 COIANY N. NewYcrk WA wt P S. . , 130“ oflcsthambasfist. - locksandbnlldsrsu ‘kard- ware. trig”: W' worker! mink Nine m in bronze.qu and iron. coma Dill-KIS- . KILLS J 9Watarst.l!. Allklnioflurabsrds» Ilvasd toanypointbynlLtvamorvsmst. MCI"!!! SHOPS. N0RW£mLI§ IRON g,WOIIKS CO. The. Walk st. lion andhrssa Generalmarhinsry. re pairs for mannfaetorlss SCOPIKLD WI. A. KnightsLN. mNswnschlnay madearid 'repslrlng promptlysttsndsdto IABKI‘P OAIDINIIS. JKNNINOBAWA'I'IIBBUSY SN. bath-adall gardcnprcdneeinsssscc for thewbolssatstrade. .sllverand IA .1313. AIODBLIAIIKKT. ”Wall-1.1!.WII.Wardwsll, .bssf veal lainb muttonaadpoultry. AVISON A tall Iain“. N matafraltwm Nu. into ammo-us. maid. .msdmgodwnbctc. lob no swam a frangible.“ Ibiza”. sin-nob c'srtmi. slam. cw». u, it lasts. vegetables Iflruits. poultry. at lowest price; chum It ILLIAJI Benedict ran- market. O'I‘ONJ meats. .lsh. 7% "slab-tier.“ .fi'fi: ..rt.3 altar. ono. Bast aware. I ll chutes an}. WOOL? Isrwsstcsshxprlsss. RAY.” PIKD IS 0. Idn "in.” stall rsndwsd aspsclatty its-s . DitONJt. O. (lsatrsllarMccr. Ialnsadllavt whod st. 3. N. "In? poultry‘vagstabla; "to“? my“... IT... WKWOOD. L w waits. Isa. hymns-l. “an. LOCIWOODOIJJOIWOOIL 1 MILE lac lasts. oysters. mus PICKISINO. It 8. Iastsvswp. school MIL! O in“ SCHMIBI JACOB. I Wat Wm “.1 N. ”TIPS WASmleprAflh “Wash 5 “as «marinara-2. W‘J'tm 15 “W0 0|. 1- Vans raas over m3?! w sci-l std! lama-cw S. . . n . llama-summon. lAltOks AND humans. smouamrtmssw-tmu. Allktaa mum Wilmer-sax.“ I«ml! ”loom IWEIWumnl. Jails; Lawton. mam-LI Ahkhtcf M IO. “mm“... mourns-sass. laws-1.3.3. Grail-ma PAM-a. W commanwsias. Laws-stunn- g: "maid-I I.“ WM KI w ‘ whet-as ... manta“?- IILLIIIII All!) in!!! 900113. uémmantmacs.m "WW-:5! handout-star anhaay. t'ab WEB. WWW}: for humans I LiSnlflnfiS.N. "W ”H.101!!! ”mall.“ A] “My.” ll sodllslrcoctls wosrcmcnaas. O. W. “multitude“ ritt'rz.u “33%.. till aria-ts Plano sat was ' y. :UN'I'INGTON.IMI: Kiting. Vocal l;- Planoor'anmd Instruction. ' SAWYILIBSW ILJ. teach-cf West at. 3.! nwsn Moon 11. I 'u Wm boob. I B. lllb W at I “Wm’mwhom, ”W rost- KISSING!“ 71W 3. D Ogdiw's left at Bodwell's stirs, LOCKWOODHCIoneuDoKlynhfl-l!" Glit- cry-'s.N NisorktDOrssncst. , axwasaooao-mnronm'rm PODIOKLWI. nmlerSatvatlonArmyBsmska. Stormrangss, erockay.csrpsts.etc. OYS'I'E‘BPLAN’I'BBSANDDEALIIO. BKLLIIIRAI P. 0. BoxIlI.S.N.whols.ls ahlpperofoystersand clans. SUN OUTS 1:. fcctcfltayncudst. whole ”Barium.“ w ".31! footcf EOYT,W...IIASONIM aha . . Its planters, cams and winds-ls dealelahnatlvcoysters. BIRD A IIOUSIAN, Ill WstasLS. N. plantar andshi on! £00.. P. O. Beams. 1!. ANNAILJ. L. vOyster-and andchmwwholesalearslretall. In.” fl. SUN” I PATTERNS AND MODELS. NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Olin. I'l. Als- Mpg”. aim-loss 3N amateurs: and ot Alr Furnace s qrccialty. Sole sgsntforthscslehratcdcarto nfnrnscs. PAINTS. 011.3 AND GLASS. PKOWI'IT.J lb Iain st. N. Jewett‘slcads‘. IasuryairdW-dswath‘smlxmnm BROS Jewett‘ A Scsley's ulgfgl'tntta oilsandAvtrillChemlcalPaint. narrow. II. A00. thAl': WatsrlLN. agents for lionzmanklartlnespalnts. PAPER IIANOINOS. PBOWI'I'I'J. 'I'. tblalnst. 1!. window shades. Bdhnhmnmue. TAYIDRACO. tllalan.ll. alsohrdwars. paints.otls.glass.etc. , PIIOI'OGIAPIIIIIS. BLACKIANC A.“ lain st. N. Instantaneous Plum-.01 photos a specialty. NOll'l‘lI. O. KTSWuNnmmKN. Inequality onlyand that thebsst. .dLI bin BKADIAN P. It Osastu but Cs st photographs $.50 per dos; one dos. $1. 50. PIANO 'I’llllilts AID BIPAIIIBS. EINDKK, c. P. cor Wall and Knight 31s.. N. Also dealer in pianos. organs. sheet music. cw. PIANINO HILLS. A Hm DEN. Allkindsoftrood RAND LL. (“m work at PLUIDINO. ‘00.. W, ILIItsicllsll block. 3.1!. Plumbing steam and [as Ittlng. NASH P. II tBllO. cur. Iflnmdwedsus N. Plumbing and gas hiring. ram and heaters. BAILEOADS. NOBWALK 30333 RAILWAY 00. Jami! W. Hyatt. prcsL; “win 8. Hoyt. rapt. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. LAY'I'ON JACOBI. Washington It. next to P. O Vproperty for—ls,bonscstorcnt. (seeava IOIIIIKLL A L‘BONIKDIKU. as Washington st. Nselling. and collecting. WIISON. 0. measure bld‘. N. Investments and :oneytoloan. Also insurance written in best coin WOODWAIID It. A. No latest. S.N.honscs 0 rent and building lots for sale RESTAURANTS. BK! flWLbWatsrsLN.wsr-mmsalsat all More. dinner the. HENRYHKMSolaInsLS N. 'I'hebestdbcdlnna lnthsdty. Boudbythedavmwsa. SANITAII 3301311583. ’ W. ‘808. cchesl an. oral Court- RID Plscvn'i KOO ll wllcasdutvileqiasws. > (I’rlnto) 0+me 6 Orchsu st. 1'. You.“ forglrlssadyoangladlss.’ an. lavas calm assurance-I ial . Polly natealdcpanmerrt‘tnfitltalsdw g ‘ tit: ran 3. tally of art. 9'0 sown-Won Palltaiabulas October Cindi-n will be atmwm NORWALK IIIJ'I'AIIY INSTITWLN Pranks. Mulnchtal. Circularonrqaaat. School for WIISON [3.13m “mutt” Pot circulars. m m DIVING IAOIIINIS. IBAILIEC I. IGSoldnnfluN “Wheelsrand Wilson" and “Mahdi." local-.00 .sttsrb mm a specialty. SIWBB OOB'I'BA‘O’I'OIIS. KAYIONDBROS. sewers beltwatsr pl laid, cansvathig. lilting. grading, landscape “first... 330! IANIJI’AO'IIIIBIS. mmsm.aarnawsott k CO. 3.1!. lastss‘ lac shoes. OIOJLWIIDBOO. and-Room”. ft. 75. and 17 Water 3 . htsbllahi 1m. lannfsstamsof ' nimss’ and children‘s turmmmmnlm. sntw'raranrrs AND UNDIBWIAI. WIMN. COL! A 00. Not-walk. New York and Brtdgvport. Cons. sronum'a goons. MuIOHN It.“ . Idol-Ian I state; tackle. sstaa‘ii'ldsa. rte. 0' nus. "All BUILDIIB. umiouus. Wat- a, nattto wtissta' afou- fimaxmmwom WW nos-m items. to. khan. Smpa was 00. ‘ns. In. or. MIA-SHIP ‘PIOKII' Atom Mlllassllrballdl’mflm sin-kip Lsfl‘ott’ Jacobi w htsgtoast. ttcPHo . rs sea ittt. Phloem-rs” misread) [POND DIAIJII. mflflmh ll. man‘s-stagnant“. also lott’l'ondomtlll'l‘aytcsmhl. Mrs layers! ofcoacrstswslks. “Tim“ I”. Elam Ora-wick II mmflmm Mk narrows All) Infill. hos J. W.. W "xiii-”0m pasta-tow III-LEI. V“ watt “£3“ IOI'IOIIJ I 3.”. “mall-NI "Mair-Is. . Us“ Wanna. m Jinblsmlvuxlmrsst- “HOEIMIIOJ. laasnlala I. H- ssasssst.lwklsy schools-am " mniflmgfl. Mutant. wwxm WEE" "‘ "‘ wines-It new". were _ " W’sm organ . GIBSON.ALKX. S. tffllkk 3.1!. Plsaomrna Star andharmon A LIVELY TIME IN CHURCH. rrs'roit srrrusss T3133 In on i rose sun. suns. A llaptnra Among the (Inland Brethren of the A. I. I. Church-Chief of Pollen Dsloust Called In to act as Peacemaker. The Rev. J. P. Stephens, pastor of the Knight street A. II. E. church, and J. B. ks. superintendent of the Sunday school. had a lively time at the begins" 3 of the Sunday school session yesterday noon. It seems that the pastor wished “to remove Mr. Starks from the position of superintendent for some parttculsr maroon of his own. Mr. Starks ques- tioned his authority to do this and sand that the board were the only case who had authority to remove or npplnt. The ' pastor than waxed angry and stated that such power was only vested in him. 0... word brought on another and the live- liest kind of a scene ensued. ’l'be ' psiishoners took sides and just about this time Chief DrFomt. who find been sent for. svrtved. and the IIMIIMI' was settled for the time being. The chII-f had some trouble in quieting tho diaput suit, but after a time succeeded, al though the Sunday school semen was entirely broken up. Mr. Starke claims that be has already N‘Slgfll‘d his position as superintendent. but It has not yet been accepted. He says that lie is bound to “hold the fort" on until he beam from it. FELL FIFO! THE BRIDGE. Otto Schsnk has a Narrow lac-pa at Springwootl. Otto. the three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scbcnk, fell from the bridge that crosses the ownry and Norwalk railroad track in Springwood yesterday afternoon. The distance to about twenty feet and it is fortunate that the little fol low did not meet with death. He was carried to his home In Herman Quitncr‘s building and two physicians were rum owned. One of his eyes is badly in- jurcd and he has some severe bruises on the body, The boy will probably re enter without any serious rflects from the acczdent. St. Paul’s Services. The cervnoea and meetings at St. Paul's church the present week are as follow-z Evening prayer in the Sunday school room at 4:80 on Tuesday. Meeting of the Latin? Guild in the evening at 7:30 at the parish rooms. Morning prayer Wednesday at 10:30 in the Sunday school morn. Meeting of "W L'IdIt-s’ Missionary Society at the parish moms in the afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Evening prayer in the Sun-lay school room at 4 ..30 Confirmation class In III- Sunday school room in the evening at 7 :30. Ev- ning prayer in “tha Sunday school mum on Thursday M4110, Uttfirmlllml class, in the I‘VCDIDK oi Winnipvmk. Morning prsyvr Friday at 10:30 In in. Sunday rich to! room. En ning gpmvw with "onion, at the pan-li room-i at 7:30. Childri It‘s men ting Satnrxt Iy fi'ltl’ noon at the parish rooms at 1:30. Lent 'Ptk service st same plan» at 4:00 o’clock. Mostlngof the Sunday school class" In the Sunday school mum Satur- day afterno n st 2:00 .. 'clncl: A Slight Blass on III-low Street. This morning tit 12:“ u clI ck fire was dl~Ct)V' rwl n the flp'll’fmv‘nI-t of V ncvnt Fabntis on Count slim-t. James W" mutt, night watchman at (‘rnfut & Knnpp’s factory. gave the .ltffl) from andbox M and in it ‘hurt llfllt' the “return restsmd. II. The base board near thr chimmy in ibi- parlor was burning, but the fire was extinguished before the fire mrn arrived. The blnz- was crowd by a delvctivc “no. Tm- Imt. will not I‘xclifd $10.00. Reported Dlflcnlty at Almonds‘ Pun-dry. A rumor (nines fruml. um 1 land City that there is some difficulty at the armorth Manufacturing compsnv' it Works. fnrmvrty located in Nnt‘wnlk. Rims of the mm have been land . fl, and Dr. Cecil. one of the mvmtwrs of tho» firm. ba- tskrn charge of the works and the I flicv' books. It lsmritl that [I Own vtlbo Parktn has "voted but etmiisctmn filth the Concern as book keeper rind pm. to New York city. ‘ 1‘. 4...... H... «A “as.“ Its. Ltadslsy Inspects Oar flowers Dr Ltndstry. Mcfefafy of the Ststs- Busrd of llvsttti. warm this city Saint day sfternm If for tho purpuw of Inspect log the outlet of the new systtm til scwrrstn Ilw southern portion of the city. lie sItt mad to the city a written opinion as m the sanitary II sis of run- lung Ins sewage through the duration Panels Borrttt's proprfly. The C tulle“ desired tobsadvtsrd In tho matter be» fore channios lbs ontlrt. Ishsat Its-as Ilsa Selected. The committee sowinud by thr- R m ayton School District to select a site for - anew school house bsvs decided upon the lot cursed by Oliver Cook adjoining the cemetery. They will his a report at it meeting to be held on Pris ayor 3st orday evenings of this week and the pro-pests are that the report will be so ceptrd. The site It one of lbs- bm that untold twselectrd as it is convenient to children living on both sides of the river. alt ls tots salutary that prompts a hsywlookspsstbsWrttr iswsidsvss" ofs ”amass “In“, afterward mum est of .of sight in one night, and the salt VSOUTH NORWALK. oonN. MON DAY. FEBRUARY 16. 18:31. HARDWARE AND m1. 111.3308 IUD. It‘s Dsptls Inch Gustav- thaa Is Osa- srally Supposed. The depth of the creek mod to tbs Norwalk harbor is much greater than is generally supposed, vsrylnglu depth from sight to forty firs foot. The deep est yet securately ascertained is where lbw pier is built on which the draw. bridge of the Consolidated railroad rests. At that point forty-live feet of mud was found when this road was built. and great trouble and expense was incurred In finding piles long enough to drive to solid bottom. The mod east of the bridge. over the sedge flan. was from eighteen to thirty feet deep and the grading was tedious and expensive, as often the work of weeks would sink out meadow s'nd sedge this both above and below the embankment were bulged out a hundred fer-t distant from the fill. The mod at the Pine Island docks. built by the Dsnbnry a‘ Norwalk railroad, was from eighteen to thirty feet deep. the latter at the south end of the whar'. A'. Nnrwatk the mod varies in depth from the northerly end of the railroad docks. to opposite the residence of the late Wil~ lism Jennings. the least being eight feet but reaching a depth of twenty five feet a few rods above the Jonaiugs’ bones. Mistakes have often been made in sounding as to the true depth of the mud. owing to a shell of gravel found several feet below the surface, usually about one foot in thickness. This this take was made at the drawbrirlge pier and on the Wilson Point extension of the Danbnry & Norwalk railroad on the creek jutt below the Wilson farm house where the engineers reported but eight feet of mud, but when Ibo fill was made it was found to be thirty feet. deep. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. ‘l‘he Goings and Comings of People we LII- rav Read About. Miss Ella Henderson. of Brooklyn. N. Y., is the guest of Miss Herminie Shields. of the borough. Iliss Kate Anderson, of Danielsonvills. is the truest of the hinssea‘Betts' on the Green. Rev. Fathers Tminor, of Waterbury. and Rev. Father Crowley, of Thomsaton. are guests at St Mary's parochial resi dance. Robert Clark, of Cranberry Plains, has returned from a visit to his aunt in Huntington. Mast. Isaac Bowe and wife, of the boroogbd spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James [-3 Ella, of New Haven. Mrs. A. E. Sterling. of Jersey city, is visiting friends in Norwalk. Prineipal Foote spent Sunday in An- Bttlllll. Death of Two Old Its-Ideals. Charlie Miller dlrd yesterday at the residence of his main law. Edwin Adams. in the 83! year of his age. He had been in feeble health for some time, and two years ago gave up the harness business which be had engaged in hers fur twenty seven years. Mr. Miller was born In mama, N. Y., snd removed to this city when Mr. Adams began bat manufacturing here. He leaves a wife and his only child, In Edwin Adams. Mr. Miller was one of South Norwstk‘s in st thllhy cilia-us His funeral will be held at the residence of Ir. Adams, Chapel street, Wrduvslay, at too p.rr. Hrs. Sally Horton. ml» of Intenso Dibble, 8r . died at her. home. W South lam street, last night at 11:30 o'clock. She had been Ill one week mth porn taunts. Duccased was in the 75": year of her age. She was born in Newcastle, Westebester county. N. Y , and cause to South Norwalk IbOlIt forty years ago. Size enjoyed a happy married his for fifty five years, and was a faithful and devoted wife and mother. Sheloavssa husband. htffll'w Dibble. and font chit dmi, Sarah, Mary. Lust 2 I, Jr.. and J. living. Funeral IrI‘VICQI will be held at ht‘l’ residence, Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock Pol-ts for has Abeas to loud. I. The Building and LOIO annotation can safely make a larger loan on arcnrtiy at a given value than any other lender, for the vrnson that, first, the borrower lmlmdlately be ms in pay buck the loan try/the paymentuf his regular monthly does on his stuck. and wound. he does not allow interest to accumulate. but pass It every month. II The Building and Lotto association Is not only thus largely helpful in giving Nil! Int-ans with which to bolld.bot it fnrolsbra at once also the best oystctn for III‘IdIl’ reducing. month by month. the Incombrrsbee on the homestead. ncttt steadily and surely tbs latter bs corner the possession of the householder Im- from stt debt whatever. In. The Building and loan associa- tion not only furnishes tts members the means that to build. their to free their boots. from debt. but it so educates them in thrift and is the ability to get along is the world that after they have acquired one unencumbered piece of property propsrttbey go on applying its system to tbs scqnbsmt of other real sstats until they attain comfortable sitcom- SIIVIMI anus tat-8M Ilows “ And knows he know is wise.” rays tbs Nahum ace reallsn that are d skis dresses. miss? «:1qu ’m all Mai malaise Inn blood. as that PRICE TWO CENTQ ALL» OVER THE. STATE. NEWS PROI EVERY QUARTER 0P - CONNECTICUT. A Stabbing Affair ta Buttery-The Ska~ ”It to In Intended—Shep Olrla Poll lash Othsra' flair. James Gslli, of Dsnbnry. a young Italian aged eighteen years. sat down to breakfast upon his return home from early mass yesterday morning. He was not satisfied with the fare. and becoming angered, attacked his father with a knife. The two bad a hand-to band en. counter. in which young Gslll lost the liners of one-band and Gall- ssnior was relieved of aportlnn of hisscalp. Young .0th was arrested for murderous assault and both are under the surgeon’s care. The old man’s Injuries are serious. 0n the petition of Frederick More- liotrne and twenty other legal voters. the selectmcn of Westport have signed a call for a town meeting to be held in Stnrges’ hall next Saturday afternoon to rescind the vote taken on Saturday, January 31. laying out a fire district. authorizing the selectmen to makes contract with the Westport Water company to introduce water and establish fifty hydrants. and for laying a tax of one and one half mills on the property in said district. ' Julius Kopperberg has just discovered that his wife who, In 1888, left her home taking her child with her, and‘of whom norhing could be learned, is in an insane asylum to Hamburg, Grrmeny, andthat her child is In the poor house there. He will claim the child, but the mother’s case is bopelrss and she will remain there. The city of Hartford will pay her expenses. Lawyer W. W Bidwell, of Collins ville, IS to sue William Warren, of West- field, Mass. for $10,000. because the lat- ter had his son. [lilo Bidwell,imprisoned one night as an insane person. It is asserted that Warren caused him to be locked up, because Bidwell was Warren‘s brother’s rival in love. Now that the Shepnng railroad is un- der the control of the Eonsstonic system it is expected that the road will be ex- tended to connect with the Central New England road at a point? near Winsted. A petiIicn is already being prepared to urge the road to carry out this order. Two shop girls in Essex fell in love with the some young man. and as a result they fought, tore each other’s fonts and pulled each other’a hair. The foreman of the shop where they worked discharged them and now the fellow is paying attention to II third girl. hlsry Shea, who resides on Railroad avenue, Bridgeport. tried to throw her- self in front of a moving train Saturday In Bridgeport. but was restrained by friends. When taken home she tried to dash her brains out against the Window sill. She was then locked up. Otto Wolf. a German employed at Backsrle 8 (303» list shop. in Danbnry, while leaning over a hot water tank lost his balance and fell in. He was fished out and taken to his home. He was ter- rIbly scolded. but it is thought he will recovor. Erastus Baldwin of Harwinton ninety sevrn years of age, was a fisherman and hunter from boyhood. until disabled by age, and undoubtedly has killed more game. large and small, than any other man in‘ the state. While preparing... breakfast Saturday morning Hrs. Edwin Policy, of “critics, fainted and frllon the bot stove. 8b. was severely horned about the bead and breast. Her injuries may prove fatal. While playing near a bank of earth Saturday Fred Schmidt, a Waterbury boy of ten years. was buried by falling earth. He was uncovered as soon as possible, but life was extinct. Having almost no mon°y III the town treasury Barkbsnirtrad probably willssk the legislature to aid in repairing roads and bridges damaged by the recent freshen. A cook’s carelessness in covering a fits with grease on top of which was placed new cost blew a stove to pieces in a Hartford restaurant Saturday. At the State convention of the Pro tribal-Innate in New Haven. 01.000 w.- plrdaed toward osrrytns on the work of the party In Connecticut. the Blessings of Advertising In Tbs Saa- ttasl. Scorn Noumea. Cosm, ‘eb. 13. Edt’fw of The Scrotum-II is a pleas ms for me to write and express to you my thanks for the return of the smelling bottle. After the advertisement had up posted is the columns of your valuable paper only three ttmss; after I had sent numerous letters inquiring along the entire roots from New York to South Norwatk: after a thorough search through tbs streets and hours, it was found by me most carefully placed to the folds of my gown, and not till then did I realise and appreciate the blessings seeming from advertising in Tris Slim ttln Yours gratefully, ll. L. 3. WWW”.— btassp Clan Ilsata onsets. 'l'hs ftcrwallt Stamp slob met at tbs residence of Its. Georgew Cram on last avenue Prtdar evening, slid elected the followtng onions: Jams W Wood. proudest; William P. Containek, vica- prssldssi; Osorgs W. Crate. Jr . were tummy; Carl Wash trsssorsr. “his young lastas’ tramp club lost at the same place and W soias muss bartssss. «can... saysstbtsssslr: "Ittdot lsssvarltosyssllatutt vcs bass menstrual“ “stuns.” iv With everything to . ingforhel‘slnaomsway. ‘ p totrsdsw and ”the Samar. toasts-t 1: m SUPL'BANNUA'I‘BD cinemas. no Old Preachers sum lab to the has. Opes. It is a crying complaint“ but m that a clergyman ls thought sum ousted after he has passed fifty—Illa. U. when, generally, be is right In the prime of his powers. Churches of In MI! nations want young pastors. wry this? Can the newly fledged crossbar possibly have the balsam wisdom. tact. cstsrls parlbns. which tbs gray-haired preacher has acquired by years of study, sermonlalog. trial and pastoral toil? Onr forefathers thought not. When the pastor of the WW gregational church in Boston died. 1667. the church resolved not ”supply his plscsbys young manned M ingly elected Ir. Davenport, 02; New Haven, than seventy years old." W desperate old foam! It is sometimes urged in defense of " the modern practice. that old durum ‘ do not keep abreast with the times. and in sympathy with the current that they do not read the laws: books. and lead the way in mover'nsnta of pro- gress and reform; but is thh charge just. "Old" is a relative term-more filly aid of one man at forty than of another at sixty or seventy. Of course, there are languid, spirttless old men in the mirthr 1 try, as in all other csllings; but old an i found them-it did ’ not make them- ' such. If it was one of this stamp whom. ' a venerable father in Israel is III! In ; have taken by the whiskers and warned x "You had better dyo them, for i! you leave your present charge. nobody will call you wrth such a badge of advanced _ tife,”——tbe advice was nottbc Ingest. It ~ was his brains that needed dyeing. not his "mutton chops ”—Excbsngs. ' ’ .Oowsntor Bulkelwy'a Attitude. Comptroller John B. Wright. who is‘ kept at his home in Clinton, by ill health, is reported as saying that he should send instructions Saturday to Ilr. Ifoors to give Sianb po-session of the on»... The Chief Clerk in the comptroller”. ' office has received sncha letter from It Wright and Ilr. Stanb will assume pos- session es soon as he takes the prescribed oath. Governor Bulkeley was new by a representative of the Hartford Conant ', yesterday, and was asked what position ‘ he should take as to Comptroller Wright’s ‘ letter and Mr. Stitch’s occupation of the 031cc. The governor said: i t I shall assume that every executive oflicer will exercise the same care In the . surrender of his cities to a properly anthonrd successor» in the discharge .‘ of other duties imposed upon him by. ‘ law and that it is not the duty of the governor to interfere except when called upon to protect an official against intrn~ slot), or to prevent unlawful Interference in the discharge of his duties. While disagreeing with the comptrol- ler as to the legal effect of declarations claimed, lassome that his representative. f Moore will at least see that Ir. ; Wrights Instructions, as given to hint and published with his approval,srs complied with. requiring satisfactory eviisnce that Mr. Stanb has duly quali- i, lied by taking the oath of china silho- ‘ quest to the assumed declarations. ho ‘ tore surrendering the cities to him as lib legally qualified successor. ‘ Wtantpank News , Morris Sloan and wife spent Sunday ; in Brancvalle. Robert Evans. of Stamford. spent Sod- ‘1 day with friends on tho WIIIOIIVI’OIO. The sewing society will mast this week. One or Wismosnk's most snocufnl organizations is Cawassa DivianIl. S. 9! < 1' ,which meets every Wednesday night. They have done good work hers and are rapidly adding new members. Kiss Ella Marvin, of New Haven. spent Sunday in this place. It is said that the employee of the Not- ‘ walk mills are having a little contest :" among themselves touching the question i of who is the most popular young employed in the mills. Opinion EM ”‘ - quslty divided between three or foorct the girls. the favorites being ll. Niall ., Deer-cg, lies lsry Troy and ll. Ian- '3. gm Mcfibrrry. , ”Special Iowa lasting. A special town meeting will be full in the Town Boon. Friday. Pub. I). ha- ginning st 3 o’clock In the at . ‘ The merits; is an important and . should be attended by all. The for the acceptsnos of fifth arcane III Cove street will be acted upon; also I“ matter of laying out and building ahl‘h way from Osborn avenue to floyt street. The meeting will also act upon the rast- ter of paying .200 to each of the and- tcen veterans who in 1376 rscstvsdm _ from the town and gave srsssipt In full. Swallow“ a ‘1‘!- M I Charttr, the young son of Instill Ila. . c. J. nm. of West avenue. swallows". small tin whistle Satori!” ”III. L while standing to frost ot (lo-stink Bros. store. on Wallstrsst. Hayes. taken trialling store. where adults, was given him. but It waslsel'sdvs. . The boy was then taken home. m aid was summoned sad be How All * right. His parents were as 31".er imbue-I. throws Prsss ms burlap. Saturday afternoon. as Dr. KP. Osborn of Rowsytcn was rstsrslsg si‘ fromNsw c .btsborss ml“ sway aodhswasth s frontlss m: Atllrvtltwas ttltstcssotkls arm-hashes but a clowns satiation sdtbst it was W unless. llsrssslvsdqvwathlllsilk mmymsmsjmmautsataa“. unit’s controlled-rm ”I
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