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NORDIC-1.1.11 L‘DOIIKDIEU. 85 Washington st,
“WNW”
and of W Home
FMS. Iii-in N. Iii
IN AHONJW ‘1' inconfectlouery, ice
Weigh
OFIRLD. MAC. leo. ilainrtbS. N. Bole
» ml for 'tlorwnscelebrsted i.cecwrei;;altN Pun
'WKKN 01“an Iain surreal
‘ budscfiogiiérynudicecrsnmwms resbg’mlfdsdnity
~ ‘8 Renews" it Bakery. Grunts
wig-ave orders at Gus Pita: s, l? RR. Place
. DANISH. an
DAL NATIONAL BANK The \\ st
Gig-“gist union, surplus when. ' ocurge' II
. Hulda, prurdent‘. LL. Boyer, vice-prisutient,
' won-in A. Curtis. ashlar.
QTY NATIONAL BANK, The. 58 Winthiugton st
8. N. L'spiuil still, ; surplus 512'.
Sill. R. .Rowuii. president; Jitcob At my
“smasher
PAINl-‘mun court“ NATIONAL BANK, Tu.
M Wait st. N. lucorwrsted 15.51. Capital W
ull”.1’rrtsf.l.rltslnu W Hystt; vice-plush. ltdwrn
thlleelcrwnshierfixwisc. Green.
(up: INLDCOUN I‘Y SAVl‘ggb BANK. giant
. ts . surp us ,
1V” Nwwmbxmmvice
Jam H. Bafley.rreus.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, The. 5111. Web
N eoqmtsdlrtbf. Cupitrlwtiym
ILJ. Hill. Vice prest. , H. P.
ors, ii LJ. Hiii
NORWALK 8AV1NG3 socum, run, it all ..., n
W18 W. ill), 1 , {sum
over Rime'rdfi‘uun’l,“ riceprcst. ,
Gwrge 3.
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK, The. Do.
More , surplus 345D” Alden Sol
mans. presc; ohn H. Knapp, train interest
mid detritus. Honey loaned on mortgage.
BEEF, (\Vlrolesrsle.)
SOUTH NORWALK BEEP CO. 8. N. lismmond
beef. sheep. lamb. ring at: M f
TERI! CO. rmour s to and
W mares-ND lamb end mutton.
1111.1. POSTER AND DMTBIDUTOB.
J. I". Postoiilce boxes, N. Circulars
foldcdn in over till) Sunday papers. .
BLACKSMI‘I‘HS.
'WHO. '1'. root Raymond st, s. N. Horse—
mom.s.ow. £01»be s N. milder.
librklges. docks. pile foundations. etc.
8001' AND snort nmwns.
snowmn. 8. 80. soon st 8. N. custom Work and
skpecialty.
3091‘ AND 8110b: REPAIRING.
0301 flRallmsd Place. bl. N. All
mouse: and promptly done
MW AND niTATION‘I-JBS.
’ l K0. J. ARTHUR, N. curl engravrug, wed
than “hummus menu and tennis gentile.
BD‘h DRUG 8TORR, s3 Worthington st.
. B. N. Benito! supplies iitiil general smuonery.
DOS DALI-ills. \Wood and Poper.)
W -an st 8. N. niauulncuirer of inn
* with?“ bone-,3“. Geri-Ind shop Jobbing.
DUILIHND Mill-381m.
' » JOHN H. fLWsshiiigton st. 8N. sin.
“use" .strtsw.etc.
WOMAN-’1‘. Wold anti. futilkmohu.
.m mash-n, master. , etc or
mammary.
YIOND D1108. Idwsuaee. Philadelphia nun
Dunn. back. tutti. time. cement.ndnmunt
Aw'rr 811ml}. Hurts. are.
« N ttll'l‘t‘klt Hoosmnext door in tin: P
AIL—o speciality mule oi nil dideren.
of cheese. immow unit dome-tic. AI.
gram-of boner, eggs. lumen-titled gum. ere,
WON Wall‘oulfia.
5.w.l.l-WWIDII~N. Carriages mum
sterile sud W tunnelling-i
warm AND BUILDERS.
. IWk. JAIND C.shopAiiIi st.8 8..N monster
; gum. “inhabiting promptly all to.
.WI. A. d:+ayhrrsvcouo.8 N Jobbing
DALI. I. D. unionil’s mill. 3. N. Motion
mainly run by chap power enables the w giv.
“urea. urge work it specislty.
IONDJ. it. anwt st, s.N manufiicturui
brackets, mop. Currier blocks. col
m multicultural, scroll owing lilo
m. tlst och-.mwmmmoene Mm
m dine. Yunnan-ii given. 'l‘eiephone st-o.
WOOD. 8. ll. ltt Grove It. 8. N. Jobbing
Wu)
. N,8. 8.rttopt.‘rossr_t.nesrlaiu .-Utilcecot
slim-mimetic. N. some wood worktop,
mm fumes rind turning. Ltsweoi
mam. Rosary toenail Telephone number the.
0mm AND otwmrtn.
lkldt a norms Wm biog. N. 68 Wish
shit. N. tries advertisement.)
DAMAOI IANDUACI'UDDRS.
Y. HENRY. Noloiu st, 8.N. Insuufacturer of
Opsclal Intuition pron to reprinting.
at [LYNNJ tootol Fruuktinlzt.t‘itniiigu
W m trucks, tr ’atiI .
and repairing s www.msboeigz.
“filial“!
8.88 mlabi ml or bread
«on?» and plru
about”: Magnum.
m; IANUIAgl’I'UBBBD.
'ODAD. . Will . all slur slid
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:lMs.wmi.:s.N.mM-e
leAm‘llltIflts.
0mm mosh 00. The, to sown
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summit. 5.1L alsolobbsrih
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lat madman: “,5. .prornb.
thumping.
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. .snr. sstrmrs Court.
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the» flour renders who annotat-
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found
. "salon. in ova-y.“ business trons»
W well worthy of all patronage
.. to tit-rai-
‘de‘lccilwm IRN. Real.
N. .AMBLER, J. L. ASONS—“The Equitable
memm'summ
. 8. .
oftbe “new: N lane»
cocoa usurtnrrts.
PLAIBTL'D‘BOOUGR RIIBDY.warrantstltocnrs.
armored at 48 Washingtonst. 8. N.
”011.00“!!! AND GLASSWAII.
NASH. 3.11 "A ill“). cor. ImdeestGiJJl.
Antoni tluvvors
W810 Thalia. Iain nearw
iampr. crockerymE-l'ssm. Museum“:
WP DBN’I’IBTS.
BOUTWRLLO LINN"! block. 80. Illa 8.
N 08ch hours. Ba. In. to it p.m n.
KENDALL. 0110. 9.. D. D. 8. Washington.” .
Prukhnm8. N. Hombun. todwpdn.
st.
NBWKIRR. J. 0. other:
tonal Church. N gee mannered
Goldco an inserted.
rt. 8.x.
porcelalncrowus
WIND. W. L..D..D.8 WHsstWas
llamas. m. loop. In. Gas
D0088. 8A8]! AND BLINDS.
BngBJV H. ACO. llitklf WatershN. earrings“
oodivork, wheels, etc.
DRAIN AND sum ms.
PIERCE. P. I. wacstnntst, 8 N. Crushedrtoue.
sewn coutractormc.
RAYIOND 81108. Akron salt glued and cant
pipe. 3 to litter: indis‘inerer
DBUth AND CHRIICALS.
RABT SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt. rive, ll. N.
dundsybonrsbtoltlnm. 4m9p.m. p-
tions csmfuil y compounded.
GREGORY. J G. 38 Wall st, N. Established 1829.
Wholesale and retail. Popular prices.
R1008, JOHN A. ll lain st. N. Perfumed—fifty
five different perfumes.
PLAISTED’H All Washington st, 8. N. patent medl-
clnee, etc. Physicians‘ pntscriptiousnepecinlty.
DRY-GOODS.
“ No. 2
Gazette building, N. Drygoods. oilclot.'hs inst.
manhunt
BANKS. E. K. Mohricketno Hotel block. 8 N. dry-
notions gloves, etc. Underwear: specialty.
BENNETT J. F. l9 Mitin st, N. Holiness estab-
lished over forty- -t\vo yours.
OICRERMAN. A a. NON 34 Wimbingtori sf. 8. N
~g,oods carpets. etc (see adv. l
800an tit llOY'l‘, 36mm: bldgnl . .
lngton st, 5. N“. (Sec advertisement.)
LTRRE’I' EDWARD. 5 Gazette bldg.‘l . . *Dry
goods, funcygoods. notions and hosiery.
ELECTRICIAN.
fill Wuh-
BAKER. E. V., Electric gas lighting;
alarms; cull bel is, Jtc
EXPRESS COMPANIES. .
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. onlee railroad station};
N.irud43 Wallet N. prom forwsrders to all
parts of the world. Passenger train sen icc low
rates. Lester Hunt agent.
EXPRESNMEN’.
BURTON 81 BRUNDAGR, ofllce at. Beuedict‘ s. 43
Will l.st.N Our motto. prompt attention."
CAVANAGH‘ S EXPRESS. ,furnlture and
planes moved. Lets“: orders at ’lnisted‘ s, S N
SHERWOOD. W. W.. N. slste st poetrohice and
Hsle' s. Csr'efui and prompt service.
KATRALTN. floaRNCfits, ETC.
BYXBEE, F. 8. A00. billion st N. Mminfnctur-
ers of Sentield's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT (:0 N. manufacturers of
fine extreme. I“. 8. Ambler.
FEBTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS Endiey' s supetrphoephdie s
iol manutes. land plutongmnud bone.wood es u.s
MOTH W. H. a CO. Water st, N. lsgents for Wil
liams Ciurk At Co.‘ 5 stsmlsrd fert iz.crs
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock. spic-
ials to otdcr,tlre mortar,suml,chimucy flue linings
F1511, OYSTBRS, CLAMB. ETC.
HUNT & ZRLUFF. “Washington st. 8 N flue
fish oysters. clsms. fruits. grime, \'cgeihbles,ctc.
FLAG AND CONCRETE WALKS.
MORTON, JOHN B. 62 Taylor avenue. 3. N. Also
stone denier.
RAYlOND BROS contractors for com
uphalt. brick. cement and gravel wfi‘k‘i.
burgiur
- I'LOBIDA STEAM AND “01' WATER
HEATERS.
MEEKRR. W, H. 5’. CO. Music Hull block, 8. N.
sole agents.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GEM" FLOUR. the best mode.
fs'tl to use it.-
L‘HOMMEDIEU, DANIEL. east end of W nshington
st bridge. The choicest of lumily flour kt pt
RAYMOND RROS. hay, straw, dour utid feed iii
package, load, cur or cargo lots.
RED HILL. Denim. Crofoot tr florid Grain. choic
ground feed, grshum unit rye tluur.
FLORISTS.
DKRG. PAUL. Woulwurd Pluto,“ . . N. plums, cut
flowers and orimmentul pit-cos math to order.
GUIGUEP LatWardstm a“). thdunL‘unietery N‘
Plants. cut flowers. etc. oral work 3 specialty.
.chLAY. JOHN RN nutthele Building
tr—ent flowers and dots! workw of all kinds.
Don't
roses a specialty.
SMITH, JOHN 11.80.11uin st,8. N. the oldestuiid
best known florist in this vicinity. Plants cut
flowers. etc. Fiend work of All kinds a specialty
slid done promptly
FURNITURE DEALERS.
L‘OLKIAN. THEODORE,“ sshington st, (cunt end)
Furniture. broking giantess. pictim: fnimcs, etc.
ORAN A Will'l‘TthsliY. its Ruin at, N. (Ray
morid' a old mud) tlee Advertise Iiisnt.
RAYNOND GEO. 11. new store. toned 48 Help st.
N. Pour doors above old swre
:i'l‘OW DAV ll). so. do. w. and 32. 803nm st. and.
Furniture, mattresses, etc.
0A8 LIGHT COMPANIES.
NORWALH GAB LIGHT COMPANY. otllce to
Water st, N Gus for light. best and power
Coke six cents per bushel Cool 'l‘ur three dol
tars per band . poekugi: extra
(“£00 3B8. tWholoI-lo.)
801.!le a KRELRR, viiiid ll Walt at N. whole
sale grown. dour. groin, buy. etc.
SKLLEL‘R BROB. “sod In Well at. N. whclteale
groans. floor, feed. grain. boy, etc.
GROODM.
HROWN A WILL‘UX. :0 Washington at. 8. N. sole
agents for celebrsteu Pnrmtugtoti creamery butter
ttllOlliIR, CONRAD. Isl Wublugton st, 3. N
choice poceriei sud premium.
FBRRlii, CRAB 11 “Item to llntchius.wNo
Iain st. 8. N table tit-limin- for (sinin trsde.
PINNEGAN e O‘RRILLY. lbs Alain rt. N. flour.
feed. hsy. rtrsw, coal sud vr.ood
PINNEY s lllileiiDlL‘T ti WailxtN .fancy and
staple Wills, content onery. fr it. etc.
i'i'l‘L'ii. D. W. West. ave, cor. Murwin st, manned
grunts. collate. tears, butter. etc.
GwVRle.L.85Wallst.N. l cater to tbebest
lradoobtnl noble.
GUYkltawN. '1'. ll. ”5m 8. N. fine
mm W
HANNRD.W. ll “Murduarltfi. station. RN
wan-inhabit! Mm:
LA 0N [ILA L‘O “Bodkin .V.
' ta.blsdclicaclu 'H‘ 5"”
b’HOIHlekU.DANilH.,castendofWa-hlugton
at. Mt liar 8. N. woolen. spices.aspeeiaity.
HOODED MARIAN. No. Into It, our West, 8.N.
u. forelgufreits, hour. “need.
NEW Yottil ’l‘llA CO. 4'! thin of. N. -N. Heller-
We“, multiplier a swish y.
NIOKKMONABET'N. flood mlalnnhN.s
specinlty msdsof table delicacies.
o‘l'llAlil. Otto Wilton ave. mugs” about It. N.
flaw": a.
8 (1. Wish t B N heed-
dunner-"amid bated mm" csn,nsdgoods
VALDRN. 011118. it. Misti-LN. Creamery but.
.i:tar. Miter-s amiable delicacies, fruits. etc.
UNS 0111“?” Afigamlsfl‘lfil'flofl. .
Ali 60on f Ill
(1 ’ titted 4Wstet‘st..N MM 0
“BATTER? DUI”. (fl’l'fl'l 0!)
A8011.J081f1’t1 JJXmlkh. 11.th
ofhslbodisl.
Newman rent ......
flmmwfil tsrr' “a"
mfiflifl' It grains tossdrr
s I" . .
Haitians-rum, “‘ mm '
mm “unnumngro ”Wm
rmiymas‘kgsudmm “‘ m“
rmorsmonum
' Millwl’lmmmfl.
mm
ohmnsnmm
H mil-LAB
mm
m»ls manscortrrwwu. .slsoxn
/ r “W..“.NIKN.
. residence. w “Malignancy-nus”
WWW AID 0M!-
mom-nu. '1'. “Nail“. N. MIME!“
BUI'PB. W. MR. £00.15;th 17 WM‘N.“
UINT . ‘ ‘
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I UK 11088! 81103118.
c A JOHN Nc.‘liilu BUN ialaf.
igumg'mwrfiampmnfie udtu'Jfiu-u
HOTELS.
mutant HOTKLIB lain-bit. 1.0. Collins
amphggm so Rubbed place, George
Ami“ ....
0 WALK HOT N. RR.
0I‘lnllcl’herrori. WILL «Uglfld’rzmcla- sccomcdstions
HOFP M W ngtdrt 8.18. Read
Hsvllsud, proprlsntcl: lumps-hush, W-b
HOUSE PUBNIBIIINO GOODS.
STEVENS, J. 11. it Washt B. N.
new It. «new.
nIon: DEALERS. "
BURCHARD 8. "sum Point Farm. "is N. .1...
mil k producer
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGEJ: LOCKWOOD, 0 Haiti II. N. lusur
snce and tool astute in all its branches
LAYTON. JACOB I1 Washington st next to PD
8 N tire. piste glass. accident and life. (roe adv )
LOCKWOOD, WI. cor. IniusndelstmN. Real
estate. investments, losus negotiated. etc.
NORRELLA L'HONNRDIEU to Washington st.
8. N. strictly first- class companies represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN 45 A I? Washington at.
8.21.le Bruteaud lnmrsncc.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE [NS 00.. S. 8. L'-
liottitucdiou, agent, Wsnhi ct, SN . .sce sd
METROPOLITAN LIFE 1N8 CO 20 Washington
st. 8 N. l“. J , Grubb, ussistnut snot
NORWALR FIRE 1N3. C0.. N. In successmi
business since taco No outstanding loss claims
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The. No to \V-asblng
ton ".8 N. Juo. French. sort. superintcudan ,‘
I“ BS'I’MEN'I‘ SECURITIES.
'CKAUFURD R. B. Masonic blt , N 0‘" Bonds
flanking and Eiyuitnb e X‘t‘ ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH W. H. too. loud it WatasLN.
springs. axles. wrisgc hurdwnre. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
NERRITTE 3.]. fiend 56 Water st. N. iron work
of all kinds.
THE DUNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS. Water
st. 8. N. Wm. H.113”, proprietor.
IRON POUNDRIBS.
GILES st CLANCY at The Norvrslk Iron Works
00.. and also at Bridgeport, Colin.
JPWELEBQ.
FERRlS [1.8 3980 Alain “.8 N. op. City Hotel.
8 N tine watch repairing a specialty.
HOY.’l‘ H. B. lBNo. Main st,8 N. stricuyflrlkclssr
goods at low prices.
JACKSON. LeGRAN‘D, bBWulllil. N. wrmhes.dio
moods. etc. Pine watch rcpsiring a specialty.
ROOD. ll. 8. diamonds. yrstcbcn. lama. silversrid
plutul were, repairing especially 83 nlnst, 8. N
LA‘VY BBS.
AUSTlN. ALFRED E. room 3 Masonic b’d‘g, Wall
st borough. Notary and Reel‘ tame.
FROST. RUSSEL 8 No Alain st. notary. legal
btiriirierva of all kin a carefully silenced to.
HURLBUTT J BELDEN roomsb and fi Gunnin-
building, W I“ t". borough.
LIGHT. JOHN 11 in: Washington st 8. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for New Yo rk state.
DOGWOOD EDWARD lil. room 4 Gazette bldg.
borough. Attorney. notary nndpcri
SEY \lOUR. JOHN 8. room a. Psirdcld Co. Nat
Bunk building. N t ‘onnstllor at law.
WALSH. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building, Well
st, borough.
LIVERY STABLES.
DANN HORACE E. Excelsior livery sud board
itig stables Office No 8 River st. N.
GREGORY, (Hit). N. M Knight st, N. Flue turn
outs n spitciitlty. Telephone 38-3.
LOCh MANUFACTURERS.
LOU K“ 001) “3le PAL'l‘U RING (‘0. Boy st 8.
N. metre of
cilia-lib . ‘ltil’cnrl st; New York other: 09 Rendest;
Chicago office It) Lake at.
NORW ALK LOP K COMPANY. 21. N. New York
ofllce a”: ( bombers sL Locks and builders‘ hard
ware; desigtim; fouudirs workers of artistii
house trimmingr in brow brains andi run.
LUMBER DEALEE. .
HILL, ll. J. 0 Witterst. N. All kindaofl
literal to any point by mil. team or re
DACHINI; SHOPS.
NORWALH lRON W ORKA CO The. Water 8i.
near R. R bri 8N General machinery. iron
uid brass rigs, forgit ,Bubblttu metal. to
pairs for InaIIttfactoritni
SGOFlELD. WI. A. KuigbtshN. Nit: ambit”)
msdesnd repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDRNERS.
JENNINGSA WATYRBURY 8. N. berries andall
girder: produce in season for the wholesale trade
MARKETS.
A IODEL MARKET to Wall st. N. Wm Wsrdwell
op., .lnntb mutton rind poultry.
AVlthNA .158 Ifsin st. N meow. fruits. veget-
bias. ‘3'?!“ oysters. clues. and cscallops. butter
entitled , etc.
bftNNlfl'l' A HUbTED.mcnts.ds hMoRtuni
swrs. clams. fruits. all No. lliiin “,8
01881:qu DANA c t! Main st. N. choice menu.
port try fish vegetables, ole.
HRITTO‘H CENTRAL MARKET. leatcr at, N
Nests. vegetables, fruits, poultry. at lowest price.
CARR, WILLIAN ll. Benedict Farm msrket. B N
Pine incurs, fresh vegI-tablee—lorraiteasb prices
PARKINGTON‘ J A would? fish. 0
vugeta bil.es.tmts.butter.eic W3“...
Gillii'l', GRO- Bast avenue. it N. choice meats
vogetsblas, fruit. etc Invert cash Mesa.
1111th PRRD ill No. lain stb N Inc"y mean
of IUIILIDDD.1IONOMIDBPOIIIIIDIOMW
JUDSON. A. G. Central Rsrkct. cor Iainand ”118w
funds». . 8N. willhoioe touts. poultry,
RN11 in; Wubl on rt. 8
“"31... ii“. on”... ..N W
LOOKWOOD, L Washington in bridge. 8. N. tin.
meets, flab. optometrist» vegetables etc.
wCKWOOD A wLKWOOD.7 Iain It. N. In
mupoultry try..llrti primal-mun ty.
LYON8.A ..8 Old Well Makeuit oslain rt.
..N prion: insists slid poultry st iowrrt prises
tlAle, ALDIN. Haiti st, nearWsu, 8. N. chm
trusts. ssh. oysters. vegetables. outlaw-res. sir
PlClllllleG. 11.8. llastars.op.sebool honse.ll.N
w' “flit“? :cw Wuhtngtocrt.
8011110 A at
strictlyuilrslsrs hasnests, poultry s sputtialty.B
sli'l‘ll’tl WABHINM‘ON MARKET. as Washing
roost.8.N Nitric sis-ts sudpoiiitry fwramilyrmu.
BPlLLANKJ. W. to lacuard st. N. wsgon me
daili’y ai'ivt-Ivirgit the IOWfl‘.‘ G N.
WA mark or .
min'psrts of ftovrr'vritb mmhzh sod turrets
WIXONJ. lmwulstm. Choice routs. poul-
N’irfnfl Hm“ “I" m M
mar.- AND ORAN-1:3.
“HEW. usr ft. atanii mofnne
gallium! ’ “hum dulsritt building
menus it. W.illlabist.N Insured
MMWMM m
MASON! AND 6011-1).“
SEYMOUR. mm. 1“ Nut I". Half. All kinds
Wilton .
WNMVIIJLIJAI.” ll «all. N Bills
lidilitscx
ill! do
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Murmur We»
frosttnyownqeury.
Hill‘s corms”. N. a
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crewman. WW“
MIA" unions.
OUDOWIKI,I.IWI1III.N. Ammo”
renting r Irsaruitdamsdummm
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DAVANAGWI. fiJUiAyILB. Em
PAWcmgim ”mm Ilium. 87-h
“Wfl%“b““&hhn‘$""
Emmy“, JANEIRSI.L880:ainst.8.N.M
nandi immfifimf'fl'”m mum er. 1%.Ri-ulsslalnmll. rtuiinny. rear:
tram um In.” mouse.
rmongannmwmmsgmng 3m min” o..w Nwmdmng
thlsuestsbllshnicnt arslrrarran ' " '“ 3...... o. ..., R. sums trnniental
Prenthcoscblhgstallicn muffin vmrw“ ignores}; P. or iron... 2:. run.
0188018111318.“ shN.PlarIo.nr|al
audbarmon m
HUNTINGTON, I118 in Halo “.N. Vocal irir
structloriaud v'oice development!” I!
H.118!) mm Jmll ll 88 avenue. .
Planoand invention.
organ
sAWY I ILJ iescbcrofiustmn nstrnirrandsntal
vacuum ”Wall unlit. Platsted‘r,
Watst.8.N.
"W8 nun-ms.
DODWILL. H. I. 1‘ Washington BUN m
.mIi-m mus.
WHEELER. "and 3. too Washington It bridge. 8.3
Nsvapers, stationery. tin and glass ware.-
NEW” YORK ”88an
orders left st 130an star.
rt Wu ngtonst, 8. N.
LOCKWOOD. c. It. offices Delllyn's.8. N.t Greg-
ory's N.; New York 180 Greenest.
NEW A encomrrnxn FUNNY!!!“
PODMORR. Wu outer levatiun Army Barrack,
crockery, carpets.etc
' 8. N Stoves.nngcs.
OYSTER PLANT!” AND DEALERS. _
BELL. HIRAI P. 0. Box 111. 8. N. wholesale
shipper of oysterrsrid clans.
CUTRILL. R J. font oi Rsymond st. 8. N. witch»
mic dealer in flueoyrters.
HOYT, W. H. ABONJMWatcrst, 811“.ng of
Raymond) planters, exporters sud
dale" in native oysters.
REED A HOUSIAN. tat Wotan. 8. N. plant-'-
and shippers of Norwslk oysters
VANNANLJULACO. P0 Dummi.
Oysters and clams. whokuislc and retail.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
NOhRWALR PAgTElgl‘ blotting (gloss [15$
( , VCR! I“). 0\
“all": ”mpr Furnace work s spectra; Sole
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. 011.8 AND GLASS.
PROW1T'P.J 'l‘ 45 Msin st, N. Jewstt's lab.
Insury nod Wrdeorth‘ I mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. vaictt'n, Atlantic and Sector.
Ind, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Point.
sll'l‘H W. H 8.00 Isa 17 Water rt. N. agate
for woman A lsrtinu paints.
PAPER HANGINGS.
PROWI'l‘l‘.J.T. so Nam st, N. window shades.
Hollands. fixtures. etc.
PAYLOR A curt [Documslsohardwam
painto. oils. glam. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKNAN C. A. it lain in, N Instantaneous
process. Cifii i'dreti s photos a specialty.
NORTH. G. 8 quhingtori «,8. N. unequally
only and that the best.
READMAN I" ll Gazette bulidi mil
photographs 32. 50 per doc; one dos. 31.50.
PIANO TUNIB‘ AND REPAIRS”
HENDEE. C. P tor Wail And Knight sis. N. Atari
denier in pianos. orgnns, sheet music. etc.
PLANING MILLS.
RANDALL. HINER D 1!. N. All kindsof wood
work at retnil or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
NRBKERACO. W H Music Hall block. 8.
Plumbing steun and see tilting
NASH, P. H. A BRO. cor. Alain and Weststs.8. N.
Plumbing and gas titling, ranges and beaten.
BAILRIDADS.
NORWALK HORSE RAILWAY 00. Janus W.
Hyntt, priest; Edwin G. Hoyt. rapt.
BEA]. BS‘I‘AI’B AGBNH.
LAY'I'ON. JACOB I Washington It, next to P. 0
8 N property for sole, houses to rent. (rec Indy)
IORRELL st L‘HONNEDIEU 05 Washington st.
fl N. selling, renting And collecting
WILSON. 0. E Genom- bldg, N luresnnenta and
money to loan. Also Insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest totes.
WOOD“ AND it. A. No Run at. 8. N. houses 0
rent and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
DER DIVE, 5 Writer st. N. warm meals or all
hours, dinner 25c.
HENRY'S, lSSo. Mntti “,8. N. The best 25c dinner
in the city. Roan! by the tiny or week.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER. W. D. ANUN cor. Wmt' ave and Court
leudt Place, 8 N. Hydraulic sud L‘itil onginecm
SCHOOL“. (Private)
BAIRD'S, [188 lerTITUTR. 6 Orchard at. N
Young ladies dsy enhool ,
HEAD In. Hillside.N Day-rid bonding school
for girls and young ladies“ Pits for any college
orconrsecom steini Pullyrqni lab
ed in
the
study of an.
Pall term Delhi! October
rest upon spplicauon
NORWALK IILI'I‘ARY INSTITUTE. N. Prank 8
ltoberts. principalL ‘ircnlar on request.
“11.808 Ill E [1. school for boys. Norwalk
CL Proper: to college and scientific schools.
For circulars. dress as shove.
SEWING IIACIIINIS.
SHAILBR, C I. to 80 Run It. 8 N “Wheeler and
Wilson" slid Household" needles. oil hunch
merits. Repairing a specialty.
srtwuu cIiN'rrtAc'rous.
RAYIOND BROtl. sewer.- built. crater pipes litid
ex .- 11”..
Circulanwlll
'—
8&0“! MANUFACTURERS.
LOUNSBUBY IA'I'IIBWSON & 00.8.10. Ladics'
line shoes.
«lilo 8 W8!!!) A CO.
75, end i": Waicrst. 8
Iannfacturerr of ladies‘
dos footwear for the retalltrsd
“HIT—WANTS AND UNDERWEAR.
till’l‘CHlNilON. COLD A CD. Norvalk, New York
sud Bridgeport. Conn.
unpublished ttmi.
misses' sud children‘s
m J SPORTGMIN'B GOODS.
Al OIIN it. as Iain N nartsrs or
mans. fishing tackle. mnfiltlfim f
STAIN GUILDm
BARBR. JULIO». Wstu st. out to Wheeler's tonn-
N. Brain and band rail 0 to order.
PHI ;DUNC§1WIR0N BIRDING WORKS. Water
3.5 “Oil-3W tor. 1‘.
“CAD! CNOINIE AND mm
NORWALK IRON Waltktl 00.71.. Water or.
near it. it. bridge. 8. N. . ‘
’ ” “Wimbfifl M“ “’
. it N. mm!)
idifimtrri.m..fi‘m "’
, so st, next to P. 0.
mantis. money ordm.(soo ad.)
I'I‘OII DRAM”.
WING“ 11. mflum Wuhlngtmmtfl. silo
8.31.
ItAYlOND bllos blue, brown. Greenwich slid
building Mons. posit/r «dustbin trimmings.
M'OVID, BANG" AND HBATIBD.
Ind trucking
Ill
”onion”.
MW
Milli“! DODGERS.
030 D. V. 8 m slid
Do. Mk. EWMIU.
WOOD.
g'mgzva...
" THREE THOUSAND LOAN ED.
N. thorn.
. fuiieml of th'.‘ Hilt' (liinvrol Sherman.
IORPONJOHN 8 U’l‘aylcravssas. 8.1!. Also
lay-rot dammit-iv
“..‘.°...“‘l.‘.‘.i lld‘libmb'wo owl.“ “" n.
. . o gymnismiii elm will mm as
mw‘ufl‘ “Wyn, wxi‘m iii-us! this evening st 8 o‘clock and oil
a a: 81;: veg" rrork aspsciaity. iiirmbrrs Who can should attend.
8 . . . . Ill. W" $1: etc. Tickets for the Sunday speciniservice
“in“.oumntu. are now ready and can be bird at the
lambdonttul terms s. . t
tirn'y umoyuaodwl.‘ m
J YIONID“OIU:3M :1; “-
W lg“, i ll All. Dr‘-
Inuit.
Ahbfl.&flmlbl. flld m
J'n‘hfl?"
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 1WD EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18.1891.
i.
"commune amount or m
BUILDING-LOAN ASSOCIATION.
An Important rector In the Develop-
mnt ... [truth Network—Incoming
IIDI“ 011M: sud Bdf—flslpfnluoss.
The continued growth of interest in
the Building Lean Annotation wselattsst.
ed by the atteodonce or. last. night's meet
ing, which more than fillrd every cent in
the hull of the Knights of the Myth:
Clinic. The institution is of u very pop
ulsr character, its meetings being public
sod participated In by large» numbers
sud its operation conducted in the most
open manner. No student of human
nature nor onynlover of his kind could
fail iovbe tdlfchled by the spectacle of
the long line of thrifty workers as they
filed by the secretary‘s table and demsit
ed the results of uranium: herd raving.
and few could fail to feel a large human
interest in the spirited bidding by which
the right to borrow the funds in the
treasury was awarded to competiuit
members. Three thousand dollars Were
disporwd of tit satisfactory rates for two
loans of $2.500 and 3500, respectively.
There was also an addition to the mem-
bership of some twelve subscribe-rs, tnk
tmz one hundred and sixty shores of
stock.
This organisition has now reached (I
point of dew-trimmer. III which it fills on
a reasonably large scale the objects of its
institution. It t.-i able to roguierly (fir?!
to its uicnrbrrs adequute some for th~r
purpose of building new houses or of
lifting mortgages already placed. It has
becomenreul factor in the growth of
the place, making it. nos-ibis for many
to build and become hotne—hoidrru who
would never do so in any other way. It.
is a home institution In motesvnsee than
one. for it spends its money among our
own artisans and dealers Evrry dollnr
that goes into it benefits thi- men who
saves it and his neighbor whose wages
are in part pnid WIID it. 'Ihts is not a
boarding institution, but one that. d18-
Oablmhurses its money among niir own people
as soon ID If gold it. Best of till it is
training its own members nod by In.
finance snd example our people yum-r-
ntly In tidbits of thrift Mild 8r” helpful.
nose,thi- moral value of r'vhich is not
less than the financial gains It brings
‘ DULI. TIMI-.8 A'I’ liARTI‘OBD.
Th8 Boasts: More Action COIODI’IIID. flit
“cursors Putter-I.
Humonn, liebruary 18 -Yesterdiiy
was tin- most uneventlul of till the days
of the session thus for. ‘
Comptroller Staph has not decided
upon an appointment for the Daniela“!
~upr~rititi-rident’s y ' p, but he will
probably uppoiw liuttie.of New
Haven. Other 'srtdidstes fur the place
iroleovernor Pei-.1: of Orange, and
\Iikt'sktllt‘}, of \Vnodbitry.
Ruth throws will (In?! at 1.309.1l'l. to
dry. ltispossitile that neither branch
will do mom than arrange to send a
committwtomph-wit that stsie ut the
In the Scuttle yesterday. Senator S {\-
uiuurtntroducird n h'flolllflrin Inticliitig
upon the Death of (v «wrul Sherman,
which was piissi'd trunnion tidy.
Dnndsoirio drore Fittings.
Hstch.B iilry at)... nhivu‘d ml proud
to a great limiter uf Vim want they have
just compirtett (or qucia & Urn, the
clnthterr. 1'. c viiiiitllrl of r-ht‘hlillx. tstilra.
counteis. mirrors, ii 't'it cutw flu-l a cash-
it-r’ri desk 1|“th of highly pith-died grey
stin.oriismentr-d mitt brnrs trimming-i.
While the work (low not admit of much
oecotntion, the architectural forms lilid
the nail and sober colors of tho wood
work in tiivttir-vivmrstisfyunit driikll'
the eye. Nniir- but the bent maturitil hue
been usvti, amt the Work intimates iii
”009 that grant euro and curvful “'ka
Initrislttp wun hf‘filiiwi‘d uppii it. It Is
«Veto [lfl'dlCI that there liotuiniime fit
tings. which are sure tncull foriti rid
:iiirsiioti, Will be Ihr- means of bringing
Ito enterprising firm which turned them
out other orders, The Wink very foroi
nly drmonutrdicsilmt itts unnecessary
to M'ltd out of town to hswstow fittings
«if this dncripnon gotten out.
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booth Norwa'k Dole-ates.
liotlitlso ‘mvli-r W R 0.. No. 10. l»
represented by the following delegates
all New Haven tit-iisy: bits. Fannie J
Joyce, President; Mr». Annie BPOHH‘IWD
pin-t pim- . “is 0. Hood" .-ks. pilot prim;
iiru.Jrhn'otto wvhh.f11'1syubh' Among
those who no no Visitors ere hire Angie
Brown, no». vici- ptrs :Mvrt. shrub Brits.
jOII. Vice, prom: tilts. Luir- Brutheiton.
secretary: lire. ids Merriam. treasurer.
-.-“ .. .. .t -mm—u‘
Y. ll. 0. A. No".-
nrriccistioii rooms. Colonel Burton is s
flee speaker rind no men should full to
occurs a ticket.
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Birthday Psrty.
List cutting sprint thirty of Atlas
mJoanie Cniihem’s friend. upeut so enjoy-
sble curring If. it” home on First ava-
iiue in honor of her hillbilly anniver»
my. 0mm enjoyed soil it tins
martian rm served. A number of out
of was guests were present.
worm: “Dildos
vark-eyrsiisfm vol Wm
The rein-m rer- Opened Yesterdsy
Court. February term. crime in yester
Curler. la the absence of State's Attor-
trcingsway Nellie Re-srdonfif Stamford.
URIIINAL SUPERIOR DOUBT.
Alteration. ,
The criminal side of the Superior
dry alteration, with Judge Sanford on
the bench. Assistant State's Attorney
nev Fessendco, who wu engaged in the
Wordin case, dreamed the duties of the
letter. John Taylor, of Stamford, was
the first prisoner put to pies. Taylor
ansvmed not goiltv to the charge of en
I
n-ycnng girl. and committing tin assault
upmi her.
Jerry Moore and James Cavanaiigb
clouded not guilty to burglarizing the
c bio of the schooner “Artemesiti.” be.
longing to James F Hoyt, of New Hsv
an. The craft was burglarizod' several
weeks ago while sncboted in Bridgeport
harbor. '
Hugh Leavy, of Norwalk, pleaded not
guilty to stealing a pair of horses valurd
“$300, belonging to Eugene M. Taller,
of South Norrt‘nlk.
William Gibbs, aged sixteen, of Stret-
ford, pleaded not guilty toetealingm in
money from Alfred Godolpbin, of ‘Strnt-
ford.
Joseph Hickey. of Bridgeport, pleaded
not guilty to bugihrtztug E. W. Nash’s
grocery store.
Frank Martin [191:de not guilty to
burfllorizing Trinity Epit‘copfif church,
of Bridgrport; also not guilty to bur-
alnr z-ng the First Methodist church on
Faiifi‘eld avmiuo in that city.
PERSONAL I’A RAGRAI’HS.
The Goings and Coatings of People we
Like to Road About.
Chester 1". Tallest, Jr. . of Anaonin, was
in town yeeturdny.
D1194 Ella Simpson, of Ridgrfield, is in
Nora-all; for a few days.
Frank J. Dozen, of Norwnllr. lame
town for the South this afternoon.
Mics Lillie Homosun, of New Rochelle.
N. Y . is visiting Ltiwe street friends,
this City. _
Miss Lillian F. Jones, of East Norwalk,
has gone to Dtnbury and Brewsters to
make a short visit.
Miss Angie Hull,
guest of her aunt. Mrs.
the American House.
Miss Minnie Morton, of this city. will
attend a boarding school in New York,
commencing next Week.
Lieutenant Colonel James C. Ctowe
made his monthly call upon Company)?
in Dstihury lust evomnit.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Duncan. of
New York, came to this city this after-
uomi to call on old friends.
Rrprosentstivo Frank (30ka went
to Hartford this morning: to attend the
erosion of the General Assembly. '
Rr‘ilbf’ll Cr. Dennis, who is employed hi
Wilson Point, returned from a visit with
his parents in New York state lust cv can
ing.
. Miss Lshiom and Miss Geller, of the
South Norwalk High school, are visiting,
the Hillbonse High school in New Hov-
en to day;
of anbury, is a
Grumman. at
HOURS OUT OF SCHOOL
ANNUAL RECEPTION 0? COMM!!!-
Tbs Athenienm Thong-d With Their
out last night, from 8 o’clock until 1
o‘clock, by the students of the Connecti-
cut Commercial. College.
from Dunbury.8tsmford sud Bridgeport.
were present. " The grsnd march took
place at 9 o’clock. led by Frank Milling,
of Stamford, sud lilies Ida Foote. of Dsn-
bury, accompanied by"Frenk Bates. of
Dorian. and Miss Uilub Cooper, of Don-
bury.
pretty 0uo and the figures were well ex
routed. After the march the floor was
continually thronged vvitb young couples
either dancing or pFomeuadtng.
programme consisted of sixteen nets.
Excellent music for dancing was for
mailed by William Lowe, violin, and
Harry Richmond, who played the piano
and prompted.
floor manager.
‘ lie Foote, Nellie Cooklin, Grace Clerk
CIAI. COLLEQEIS‘I'UDBN‘I’N.
Friends Last Night—Ouwf-Town Guests
Who were PM sit.
A reception wsegiven at the Athena.
About. 200,
ncludjng students and their friends
I
The match wss an exceeding
The
Frank Gilbert actedas
At eleven o’clock there was an inter-
mission of a half an hour, the guests to-
pairing to the college hall, in the Gazette
building. where refreshments Were
served, after which dancing was reeum
ed. At 12:30 o ’clock s special horse car
crinVeyed the Stamford contingent to
this city. who e-thcy boarded the m0
o’clock train or home.
Among th out of town people precept
were Misses Maurie D.Foreet, Stella
Cooper,Grnce lurk, Angie Hull. Minute
blend. Currie nrsh, Nellie Co'iklin,
Hattie Gilnmn Ida F0018. Florence
Snulley. Mr. ,8 d Mrs. William Conklin,
Mrs. Blight Smith. George Bervvtn,
Arthur Ballard. Allie Morehoule, Joseph
Smith. William HcDinuld, Will Clark,
[may Brown, Chsrlre Menard, John C.
Dickens and Fred B. Smaliry, of Dan.
bury: Arthur Judson. Frank Gilbert,
David Waiters. L 11. Hose and George
Rstchford. of Brtbcl; Milo 0~born of
Raiding; Frrd‘L. Fuller, of Bridgenorw
Miss Sr‘llnfa Thimsa, of Rte, N. Y.:
Misses Lydia. Jams and Mary James. May
Neil, Lute Archibald Lilly Waldreti
Frrd Swanson, Frank Mailing. Samuel
Mahlr‘, Fred Smith, Grunt Archibald and
Charles Thompson, of Stamford.
The nfl'uir was a grand success. highly
enjiyed by all present, and rvti cted
much credit upon Misses Udall Cooper,
and Jamie James, the committee who
had the mam-r in charge.
Orre of Connecticut’s Big Trees.
The Lebanon correspondent of the
'Willinmntic Chronicle has this to say
about one of Connecticut's big tree-z
"The monster nine and familiar land.
mark on the Norwich road near the
residence of Mrs. Kingsley in Franklin
has been cut dulvu and manufactured
into lumber. This moosrch among
trees was 110 feet in height and 41 fert
to the lowest birth. The greatest and
Whirlpools News
Residents of upper Alain street irere‘
aimewhst surprised this morning to we ‘
a young tnsrried man running down the
tiller! tit R rapid rate. looking back over
his r-houidi-r' and waving his hat. The
young man had ovoulrpt, and was thus
giving his wife on uflectnontito farewell
3‘. he hastened to Ills Work.
White plodding along the Wilton road
in ii droiikeii condition, Monday night,
Henry Drum“ n tramp, fell down on
irmtisnkmeot and fractured his right
trim. He was picked up by Frsnk
Hendricks, of Wilton, who was driving
by or thorium, and tnkrn to lift. th‘
diick‘s home, where medical aid was
Dulllmllflt'd.
bliss Amy Murphy, of New York city.
is visiting fflv' ‘fldti lli ihiii piece.
“why“: Nows
Eugetio Curiouso is taking Earls
Thomes’ pince during his iiltierie.
Rev. E. O. Ti or will contort-nori stories
of sermons on 8119 peculiar texts in the
Bible next Sunday evening.
A moi-ting of the school district will
be held on Friday evening to hear the
"port of the committee. appointed to
Mull s site for the new school house. 11
is truth rstood that Oliver (look objects to
selling the property which is protruded to
be token.
The tsdirs of the Methodist church are
milking IN‘IOKPmPIIII for a fslr to be
held st so warty dste.
Wo-sn's Relief Corps
The Cliftferitclfl department of tits
Woman's Rstief Oops suxilisry to the
Grand Army of the R'DODDO was ur-
gsnixeit in New Huron April 1. 1884.
with fire corps and It total membership
of about 200. It new numbers forty.
tivo corr- und in hotel membership of
8.286. Alter s lapse of cover: your the
department number in New Henri to
dry sud tomorrow to hold their eighth
convention. ,. ‘
Nuts-nil Improve-outs.
Very soon the Consolldstsd road will
begin trying doubts trucks within the
limits of New Medan. A new tron
diswbriitgs will be built over Dino’s
ours. The New York division is being
four-tucked bum Gimmick sort
Rest Norrrslk. At Weapon s new
freight been is being built andotltrr
improvements will follow.
“All tbsincsi em one 8010th
“WM“
loss
4:” mom-tr cerium”
WWMDHIIIO
m
it
least dlamt‘lt'l’sl ncrnsathr stump were
sixtitid om»- hiilf and five and onecbnlr
loot. Tht'fil‘rllcut of thirty feet were
noble log and handsome as any in the
woods of Michigan. The tree was cold
on the stump to Diwiey, of steam ssw
mii'rrenown. for 3‘ 0. A twin brother of
this tronstatiduig a few rode diatani,
was riren into rail cute sod cord wood
by It thunderbolt several yours rig».
Dre-d Lodge saint. of Pythlu.
Three hundrrd delegates attended the
session of the grand ledge, K. of P., in
Oddfsliorvu hall at Wellingford, yesti-r‘
day. All the lodges are in It Hturishirig
condition and incresiiing in prosperity.
There are Lilli) members to date in the
fort live subordinate 10de in the state.
Six Itundlf'd Dom been added during the
your. The grand kerpernf records and
deals report»: Curb on hand at last re-
port. 31,221 85; received during the your.
02 207.08; rxprtfllleo during the your 02.
186 17: balance- on bond. 01.293 86. Gish
in this tron-my of the lodges Jiiiiunz'y l.
1891 837 726 84
National Christian lndeavor.
The DMIODII convention of such-tier Ill
Christian Endeavor will be held st Illn-
neapolir. July 9th to 12th. Special rater-
will be made by the railroads end hotels.
which it is thought. will bring the II"!
mry cost for the round trip from
Hartford to $50 or .55 Side excursions
are srmogod to the Yellowstone Park
and other pincer. which out be bed It a
c imperatively small outlay. Psriicntars
may on obtiiined of W. H. Chlldv, of
Muuciiesirr. ‘
W..... .W...
More Coriolis statistics.
A uteri-merit mode by Bishop McMahon
repealing the R imsn Catholic diocese of
Corsir‘clicflt shows it bur tits prim-ts, 485
religions women. 148 churches. 34 eta
tions. 87 chapels, 85 theological students.
8 accusation. 40 parochial schools with
so stuiudsrico of lo 800 end B orphan
asylum curing for m orphsns. During
the post your there were 6,600 baptism.
sod 1,0th montages. The Catholic popu-
Istion of the diocese iii 850.000.
....“n‘ that Instr-
And know its knows. is tries.” says the
|Ant-bier: proverb. us:- r d that
an ,goot. neon pun,
skin If ,tim end rm” fill?
his great min... rstlstthsOtda noon
01M, Will mmp“: mummy minors
autumn“ We?“
star-,4! firewalls.“ storms.
latter-I Worthy of Hermon from M
num’s I. opardr wss learned “tits and
and held fast in order tbsl hold“
might be trimmed. but experienbld Itch
fright first destb' resulted. .
ing in contact with the side of u would” ,
building. conned s loss of ”.000 of. lbs ‘
Union Manufacturing compruy ’s works,
In New Hriioin Monday night.
have retained on the Norwich town
green. was sold at suction Monday for
820 and must be removed within fifteen
days.
Gunner of Consultant. ‘ "
In Bridgeport, Monday. on. of Der
Fire caused by a red hot crating can»
The old town house of Norwich which
be Sons of the Revolution wound to
Mrs. Louisa Inglis. the woman of
eighty one years, whose infatuation for
a. married men of thirty- Jive led her to
make him expensive gifts and to will
her $50, 000 or more to him, died Hori-
dsy. Grandchildren will contest the will
and undoubtedly successfully. ’ ‘ "
In Plaiufield. yesterday morning, Wil-
iism German and his wife, people about "
thirty six years of sgemere found lubed
both apparently dead.
gas had killed the men. but in the
women there were fnint sparks of life.
although barely enough to warrant hopes
of recovery.
Escaping cool
P. T Barnum has purchssed the old
First Baptist church' in Bridgeport and
block. The BaptisteQWIII' build I new
and elegant church. Mr. Barnum is
also to erect for and 'to give to the
Bridgeport, a $50,000 building on s 313,-
000 Iot.
William Plumb, of Bethel. hitched his
horse on White street Danbnry, Wed-.
needey, and a thief, who is new in jail,
s'ole it. Plumb patda second visit to
hitched his horse in about the same
place. It was stolen like the other one-
snd no trace of either thief or horse con
be found.
Charles W. Beers, book keeper at the
ofilce of the Bridgeport Light Leather
company, discovered II broken roll on
the Housntooic track in Bridgeport.
Monday afternoon. He ran to the nonr-
est telephone and gave the niirosd
people anotificatiou which resulted in
immediate sending of a Human and re-
oiirers. Attsin was almost due and
was stopped by the fligman. The con-
ductor raid that if Mr. Beers Ind not
discovered the damage In time tho min
would doubtless havur been buried dorm
the steep embankment therr, and the
couSrquence-s would have been terrible.
Liter-r7 Nous. .
"Amateur Theatriculs in New York
City," as they appear tonprofessionsi
actor, is thr-subject of an entertaining
article to appear in the forth coming
number of Harper’ 9 Weekly. It Is writ-
ten by Malcolm Bell. and will be appro.
priately illustrated from photogrsphn.
The same number will contain 1 pnper
by Casper W. Whitney. describing the
new game of “Water Polo.” Among
the illustrations will be a picture. drawn
by ’1‘. do Tunistrup. of ibolsto confer-
ence of the Sioux chiefs with Secretary
Noble of. Washington.
An illustrated article of timely inter-
cat, on “Women’s Hotels.” by Robert
Steiii,o of the United States 080th
Stun-y, Win apps-'8! ID “be 311me 6‘
Harper‘ ti Us: in pubi ished February Nth.
Amie Fuller will contributa to the some
number an enwrtaming story entitled
ligand,” and ifst have Dickinson a
”30..., article on “The Order of the
Kin e s n». mien.” tie-crib“: the meth-
od“): work pursued by the order. and
some 0! the monks which DOV. D08!
1)
.cAilf'g'lfioie‘ nu “Renard University "
hr Lloyd hch Giulio? of the stupor
. comprised the our-pogo
trdtrd supplement to 3W. You;
People for February 1 Thu
number U the You‘ngl’ no
trim- the m part 0 s
Thomas Nelson Pane. entitled "Kitty;
kids, and the part she pisysd III thwart!
M
Anon; tho Wits.
“That men has wonderful intellectual
strength.
Simpson." "Which," rejoined Dumas,
is probsbly why he doesn’t get lib it”;
wt 7!
Day—Hes old Timelock forllvsn yn'tt
for t laptop with his daughter? Wefis
—-Forgiven me? I haven’t baked hill
rinse [discovered he ordered the hook
in which we no sway.
Wife—It’s kind of you to puton my
robbers for me. Kneeling bmband (trig-
gins awryi—lt tr a—a—piassurs. my
dear. 8iiil.lanr glad thst yonslsln
couttpede.
flu loOraekleul’vs got a receipt for
a pudding that will keep 8 work. In
IcGorklru-Hy puddings keep too long
now. l‘d likes receipt for s pudding
that my herband will eat atoms. ‘ .
Oomttmptlus m recommended by
some doctors to set oysters frrrlyfifa'
the iodine they contain. Tbfl
will 2’
crease the consumption of oysters.
everelretitmayhsvrostksofl
kind.
Anglcmiscwd‘hst’sthwsyttgssr.
If we best tumult-squire“;
fem hi . ‘
if we limit unheard bags,
«or. Wit-teas" first Wué
airing iodignrtmorridioubr' flail“
“Hey—"Refs!"
Proprietor 8i. Mics Hulda-m
tobavsyon leave us sum.
WWW
wtil erect to its pieces 375,000 bacillus I,
Scientific and Historical societies of ‘
"said Bimbie. "He is u literary ‘
its t Ms
orig” “8m familiarity:
urine our "at: ”first
White street on Saturday night: and.
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