DIRECTORY
[stilt Business mm
m,” 01“ NORWAIJK.
' sit—Niawalk; S. N.—Soath Nor
gait; Its—mm
a... ours-dots hoarama‘l-
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any“. MUM!!!" 0!
“germs-5n b'm
bails-trans-
_ Mwalhurtbyolaum
”DOWNS.
SONAR IRON WORKS 00.me st.
EIW
. mm
mm, Wadington plans and
, “mammals?“
D. Hahdefllnl.
“ammonia
‘ ' “In “I“
“am“
L NandbtWashingtoo
‘ IngerKABON.NIIIIIII,h . w
comma IllNo. Nah-QB. N. Sole
flgxtuhcnmhlmwnsarwmm. Pars
confectnfis'usryaudlceereant. Fresh gochdally.
WILSON'S ”summ' Dread
ville. IaavccrdersItGusPitmsJ?
BANKS.
CUTENATIONALBANLTMWIB 51.:
MN” m
yer. vice-preuidcnt;
CITY NATIONAL
mm Wuhinxtnnlt.
ital 000 In 91$
narlain,S. N. Cal) 31‘”. J' “11““. I.”
R. Place
HATIONAL BANK 0P7 :NOIIWALK. The. 51 Wall
manna-l and Family accounts are solicited.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, KW” a. N.
Depoitaovcr mmmfl “wastage
tress.
SOWUTIIIUIBWAIK SAVINGS BANK. The. Do
poaitIovee 55W surplus. Aldon Sol-
maus. press; ohn inns. Interest
paid leaned on Inmgsgc.
um. Wholesale.)
SOUTH NOItWAIdihIn SEEP (:0. ti. N. Hammond
' beef, sheet). . bveol. etc.
TERI! WI. 0.. Amour'sbeciand
'pruvgons. I‘ontstIsrndrfdosodlanthandruumsn.
BEIJ- I’OS'I'ER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
DUXTONJ. F. ”Wham N. Circulars
folded in over till! Sunday papers.
BLACISSBII’I'IIS.
moon. foot Raymond It. S. N. Dorse-
.BRIDU)! BUILDERS.
mGBOS.&00.1’..0boxbstS.N ponders
ammmlefonndatims, e.tc
BOOTAND 8110! DEALERS.
mWN'EwQI’a-inaghl. N. custochrkaud
mmm0.11.No.lalnst,S.N.specialti¢sln
DORA JOKNIBONJbthlngmn, 3.x
Appear-cementum wpriees.
300‘! All!) 81102 REPAIRING.
”111.133, 030. 20 Railroad ”Place. S N. All
wovkutlyaudprotnptlydo
300nm AND STATIONEBS.
PM”. . ARTHUR. N. card engraving, wed~
1:],ng |l”a‘7'-I“loltl.mum 43 Wuhipgtoc
RUG S I.
8.10. Sebgdnauppl'wsand andgeocrsl stationery
, BOX HARRIS. (Wood and Papar.)
ADAPT. P. Water S. N. manufacturers»! has.
I buaslktc. General abopyobbing.
BUILDING KATRRIALB.
is
sewer
.OIIABJI'.WatBIt.N. brickofall
mills-aw. Ml. etc..also blue
. “In“
(IRWIOBW
nan, LEW-ll N. Wham-was.
2"ou
mantis All) BUM-DIES.
JAIIS 0. Ana it. N. cstitaaiss
pron to.
WI. A. u‘l’aylcravenus, S 10.me
01003. I”-
ANDMLllg, Max:501. LII. wit
wekiatvy enables-s vts
mmmwgeworkaspsciaity.
RATIOIDJ. RwWatsvstJlN. motocross:
mama-stunts: ks.eol
“W Mmllaawicgano
gradsscfbuttcrmm.
SASHA
iagisaIJJ Ma'dvsrtlas-sa
cannons naur:groa:as a
111.1. mmlolatsst. In octaves
’ min-wen mm.
MOI-numms and.
“.1. .owwtcr trauma-spirit“.
ma “IMAM“...
Wm... “loud. I-I. “loll-ll
01'“. $61!“: 1‘
use... mom's harm
VIE... .car Wastavasasawwoars
wafl I “KI. “fluxm
' JIIOUAD a. raw
mm
WISDHW 1...D.D.S. flint
limits. to. toilp to. Gas
DOORS, HASH AND ”mm
mm"
SII'I'II.W.11.&CO. lel'lW marriage
woodwork. “wheels, Wu,
nuanarmsnwnm
m1.l.fl0hwnutsi.s..lt 0rualtsdsious,
Hm
RAYIOND Imam-o: gland antics-sat
plpnswfllnchsalsdiatustsr.
DBUOSANDCIImCAlS.
IAST SIDBI’IIABMACY. Vaniandtave. 1N.
Sundayhourthcharn twp. us. Prescrip-
iiccscarefnllycompcnndod.
GRIGOIIY.J..O SWIIIILN. Istabllshcdlm
WholesalesudretalLPo Popular prw.
RIOGS JOIIN A. it Iain It,N. Pafumsa—iifty
Ave differeo
PLAIBTKD Washington 8. N. patentuttlll-
mm’ “adaption a specialty.
DRY-GOODS.
AISLES-I In. & SONS—“The nilfllllbk " No. Q
Wm, N. Dry.goods oil clo .mat-
3%lfim Hotel block, 8. N. dry-
goods.notksts Hgloraeic Underwearaspecialty.
BENNETT
lisbcdbver forty-two years.
DICKEW A. As SON. St Washington st, S. N.
goods. etc. (sec adv.)
SCOPIIILD A HOY’I', SGuette bldg.N. GSWIsh
lngtm It, S. N. (Sec advertisement.)
mm. EDWARD b Gnostic bldg.N Dry
goods, faucygoods. noticnsandhosiery.
VWOIAH ]
BAKIB, E. Electric li hiin , burg or
alarm; call bel lecls. 3” g g
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS 00.0103 railroad station. S.
N.aodsaWall N 'itxpm forwarders u. all
partcof tbewor Passengertrsinservicc Low
rates. Inter Hunt. agent.
EXPRESS”.
BUXTON A BNUNDAGII. ofheeatmu Benedict‘ I, 43
Wall It, N. Our motto, “prontptattsntl
CAVANAGII'S EXPRESS. furniture and
pisnosmovcd.1£sveorderaat laiated'I, B. N.
SHERWOOD, W. W., N. slate at postolilecand
Bale I. Car'oful and prompt service
RX'I‘RAO‘I'S. ESSENCES. no.
omens. S. £00. ”Nsinst N. Ianufactur
on of Seollcld's celebrated flavoring extracts.
NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufactures of
fine extracts. 1'. S. Ambler.
FBR’I‘ILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradlcy‘ I In osphate
lai nannies. landplaster. grounlrbone ph calm
SMITH. W. II. a CO. Watcrstf,N. agexts forWil<
liauu Clark A: Co.a statulardcrtilizers.
, FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RATIOND BROS ordinary shapes in stock. I
iais to adsrfiremcrtar ,saud.cbtmuey due brain’s-
F1811. OYSTER CLAIS, ETC.
NUNTSZEUFI’. IGDWIIhlngtou st. SUN Ins
0th. oyueradams . etc.
FLAG AND CONCERT: WALKS.
NORTON, JOHN B. 02 Taylor avenue, S. N. Also
stone dealer.
RAYIOND BROS. contractors for dag. concrete.
asphalt. brick. carrot and gravolwalks
"bl-IDA STEAK AND IIO’I' WATIR
HEATERS.
[Sm W. B. A 00. Music Hall block, S. N.
sole agents.
VLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND GS!" FLOUR. the best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L'IIOXIIIDTIKU, DANIEL, east end of Washington
stbrldge'l‘ hecboicest ol tanniy flour kept.
BAYIOND BROS. bay. straw. flour and feed in
W. car or cargo lots.
RBDIILL. Dcrien.0rofoot& Boss. Grumcholc
pound feed. graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
mo, PAUL. Woodward Flotsam S N. plants. cut
Mercand ornamental tom
0 1’. SW nlCe
cream I.. mwm'on m”
chAY.J0flN RN. depot W
Io’wuaaudfialmwurkcfallktnb.
rcsnaspaclalty.
fill’fllm JOHN 11.50.” 8..N' tbsoldmand
waltwi‘inthls ty Plan cut
mm ‘1
aaddonapron
IUBNI'I'URI DNAIIBS.
OOLIIAN ,TSIODOBKWaahingtoo st,(east end)
Porniture.lookluggII-a.pietun urefrarues. etc.
CIA] A WIII'I'I'LBSKI'. as lainst.N. iltay
md‘tleesoldstand). advertisem-t.
BAYIOND (NO. 11. mmaandislalnst.
N. Pabcvcourdoora
STOW DAVID.%.$.;.uaadat.So. lainst.S..N
Inrulture. mete.
OAS 1.10!" COMPANIES.
NievltWALX fungus? :h'imfltihdoflcs it)
air . forl W
Constructs per.bssbel (that 'I‘ar three dol-
lars per barrel. package extra
0300‘“ ("bolas-lo.)
KOLNIS A alumnus ll Wall st N whole
Mowers. ,ctc.
sum-assoc. inns mm at. N. snob-a
manor. ty.sad.grais.ba
0300838?“
BROWNAWlLCO Wthtugtonu.S.N.Iols
Igasufwcslebr‘aglamlagtmcreamerybosimn,
Backus. cort its now u,
cholespoosrlataud'provisicna.
l' OIIASJI. snowstorm Hotcblss. was.
lain All tablsdelieacissforlaut ilytradc.
HNNIOANAO'RHLLYJD lain It. N. flout,
feed.” m'blCfil Wall N. f and
mu ODIN It, ancy
WWW“
stream W. West-v0.0a. lcrwtnItJt. canard
"3.3%.1 thsbtst
one C 1..“ ”to
4% "'
013:: ”N.Tnm&N.Mgro-“
WIRE Sm lastavs swimsuits-.1!
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Mad mum “ rm
Humanism. commutator w
Mil-I. as. who. I
etc. wmumuwsm
arwrossrasco. «nuns—anon...
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cw aswgovdswdmprieasi it L”
quart-a Alli. wmnfisood‘m
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J1. . loll S.
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m *~ Mime we... m... ,
smut-ans. ansasoosra.
a I‘m-H“ mmuamuw as".
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w. VV.
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unnwaaamounnr.
room's-r. J. tulllllbl-mmfll
.11. . and! Watw .bllld-
“comm: 1 H
mm wean-summaam
“cluster-.3». (nu-m
DWYIRJ'II. Wall N mash-ow
. I .m
RODSIDIALINS.
PAWEEWSMMS.“ ”Nina
horses ccdtoallputposss. ass-ominous by
stimulants-wanted. Iloatsoftho
Momentum “."Galllard
‘“ nomsnons.
mtgw'gfl. NameJI. l“would at.
AKIRICANIIMH.“ Slain 10.10.0ch
I . .
luropeanplamrcstaarantattat'hsd.
ORBIANIASMIWMW
normal; 110% spa 1) an ILB. depot.
0$WBM§WMW $831.3“
Ilaviland.nupriacur.larcptaaphll. looms.
‘ HOUSIWOOOODI.
mmhufiwmmmsm. erockwy.
108 DIALIRS.
BURCHARDJI. “Selden Point M," S. N. also
Inllkprodnesr.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDOBSLOCKWOOD. 0Nainst.N. Inrur
anccaudrealcsiatein P.0
LAY'I‘ON. JACOBII. Washington uatto
N.llrs.platc glass,aecldattaod' cisceadv.)
LOCKWOOD, WI. cor. NainandWallImN. Ilsa!
estatc.lnvcsirncnts. MOW
NOSRRLLAL'SOXIRDIEU, SSW-hingtonn,
strictleotnyfirst-class companies rcpteuotsd.
TAYLOR A GOLDIIN. to A «Washington It.
S..N Itcalltatatcaudlnsorauos.
INSURANCI OOIPANIIS.
CONNECTICUT GSN'L LIPS INS. 00. S. S. L‘-
Ilouunedicu. agent. Washington It. S.N .aee ad.
NITROPOLI'I'AN IJF’IINS 00. S) Washington
st.S. N. F. J. Grubb, assistant tsupt.
NORWALKFIRBINS. 00.. N. Inaoeeuafsl
bit-inc. sines sass. No outsmallug loo-claims
PEOPLE'S “131105.00. Mite.“ Washing.
ton st, S.N. A. It. Freeman. ant. aupeflnterulcot.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES-
CIIAU'PURD Slaconlc b
liddlescxIlanklngaud cnqni 'ti’i'gs'Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SNITII. W. 11. A00. l5asdl7 mWatashN.
looms-flu .hlldwrilrv matc-
IRON mo: ARI) RAMOS.
HK'R‘Iltllflnalnl. hitsnddeater It.N. iron work
o
'1'le DUNCAN IRON ItAILING WORKS. Water
at. S. N. Win. 11. Iloyt.proprtetor.
IRON POUNDRIEI.
GILES A CLANCY at The Norwalk Iron Works
00., audalso at Bridgeport. Coon.
nwnnns.
YBRRIS.A. S. 8980. m.“ 21010901” Hotel.
8 N. due watch
EDIT. I! B. XSNo. Nalnst.S. N. strictlydrstclan
wprless.
JACKSON. k,IreGItANI),bSWailst. N. watcbcadis
moods. special
etc. Plus watch repairing a ty.
300D. II. S. diamonds.“ .ailvcrand
plated ware. repairing aspec ty.” st.S.N.
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN ALFRED S. roots 3 Nssonie b‘d‘g, Wall
st, . Notary and Ilesllb
FROST, RUSS! s No. lain 2, mm legal
business of all kin csrefnlly attended to.
110me J BSLDEN rocmsb and 0 am
building. this It, borough.
LIGII'I‘HJOIINII lilWashi ..stS.Nnoiary
commissioner of deeds Ior New Yor kstats
LOCKWOOD EDWARDH. room! Gazette bldg.
borough. Attorney. notary and pensions.
BEYHOUB. JOHN ms. room 3. Palrtleld Co. Nat.
Book building. N. Counsellor at law.
WALSH “1):” J. rooml laconic building, Wall
rt,
LIVERY STARE-ES.-
DANN HORACB B. Excelsior Iiverhyud board
tog stables. Oillco No. 8 River at. N.
GREGORY. 630. 8. 14 Knight It. N Pine turn-
outs aspecialty.'1'elepbonc38-3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD IANUI’ACTURIN'gSO. DI st.S.
N. launfacturers of builders ware. ton
cities as Pearl It; Newh'ork olllcew Iteadcst;
Chicagoofticeloukost.
NORWALK LOCK CONPANYJ. N New York
onceittcham bersst. Incksand biulders' hard-
ware; Motown“ founders [room
Wormhole crumbs-and
sumo DRAW.“
KILLRJ. SWM‘N. Alklrllsoflultbaribo—
liversd toauy pointbyrall, teatuor or.vsasal
“CRIN! SHOPS.
NORWALK IRON swoon CO. Tthter st.
machinary, iron
andhaas s'fovgtn Babbitt MIL ro
pairs tornaonfactorlcs anrfl'hcats. N
women...“ A. Knight-t. swnachinsry
madeand rspalriugprcsnptlyattcssdsdto.
IlAlm sanitation.
JINNINGSA WA’I'IBSUIII', S. N. barhandali
garden produce in swan tcr the wholesale trade.
mm
A IODII. IARKS’I'. S) Wall It. 10.0%.me
b. mutton and post l.try
$5
MMMM.DNO may. '0',-
Blbfllbhh DANAC. 13 Hill I. N. Mania.
swim!- "83mm
mum 8 CENTRAL lAltm. 0 Water at. N.
'AB? ILLIAN II. Wmfi Wig:
C W
“news. MW mm
ARBINUI'ON J. A. allots. Mortal.
'vsgrtablseruitI. bottoming-"33th".
SKIS’I‘. 080. that smocfltt coolest-Isis.
Wooten. Iowa-teach prices.
“1830 lain mfbdflw primers-air
mm A BUSTED. meats.
S.
Lilli W]. mww-mms
1.0éxmn}dluwn::hlm Schumann. Ins
WOOD.L- ”it!"
Mickey-tarsus”
WOODAIDOSWOOD,7IIII «.10. III
LIMA. SM wwmmlml‘a’l'ast,
l 5.110 suntan muww'mbnlcbcicc
A .
' Mots
HOUSING. 11.3. last avs.op. school was.
strains Motion,
ksaf.
um swam-Imm- I..
. MAM-an. pollirya smug?
l'l'fl’tl WASSINO‘I‘ON MARI". Iszski
“to-3.8.x.” Instry-aatsndpoal arts-tuba:
SPILLANSJ. W. is M It. tit. wagosrrtas
Ulyaliovartbstown. M
wrh’luafrsskaudm
WIXONJ arr allst,N. Chutes-sou. pout.
mmodmunmmmm
was: All) 0mm of Ian
llA'i'ltl.P VI use Nwaofaetarw
pantie-rd alsodsalar is building
ma]. w HEIDI tableau
. m
mmmmm
“IONS A” some”.
summation. hummus. Allkllds
summation-mass. .ltws
Inca. Ammonium“. I
Elwwwtl. Jsbkiag
promptly
LAWS. .silttlstm Adkins-oi
Matted-dis.
mmdnwssymcwry.
cums”... mom.“ “
We
mantras-tit. gap-mature.
communist-m
0%”; ll. ”In-0m
mar?“
U.“ ml.”
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24.1891.
PRICE TWO GENTS,
AND raaorooonafl
w III. iclsyflJJI. will”!
Till!” tw- bvsdcwtwlfcv-miosry. swa-
rr-wrt'l confines-sums. was
JAM“: Ins. lisldomwfl. N I“
.10“ lint-stuns“! Indochina
incumbents '
man‘s.“ 9w ofihslalIW
m0 . ter as.
n. Russian-insist. lalmualconly
mmrussanmar. m Iain-t, N. Plano
OIBSON.ALIX. 8. mm on. mm
audkat-my
moralistic. us Iain a. we lu-
wractionVand “development.“
DAV
and
muss NISSJINNIII. uNorth Ivan-Ml.
wmrms J.tcaeherofinstrutnsntalnd
It.
“ Ilssldccesat Infill. Ptuatad's.
music.
WutshBJI.
SUN blank
unwanm .
DODWIIaIa 1!. I ’14de &
WBIILISJ. 3.105 Wanna-SWAN
Mum-summons snow-rs '
I!" TONI mum
m“ ammonium-n.
000.0 It. omens Dennis. 11.; Sm
cry':I.N Nchorkarsencst.
mammnmrum'rm
PODNOBKWI. underSalvatlco AnnyBart-aeka.
S. N. Stoves,rangvs,aocksry.earpets.stc
OYSTER mumnmm
mums): P. 0.30am, SN.whohIals
cg'fiwmo Raymoudst,S. it. whole-
ILJ. footof
aalcnhdcalerlnlns
110". W. 11. ASON.ISiWaurIt.8.N. 'm
Its tau. capawa
In voo
REED A IIOUSIAN. lstWatcrIt.S.N. planttn
audahipperaotNorw'alkoysms.
VANNAXLJ. LACO. P. 0. 301508. N.
Wand damnwholcsaleandretall.
PATTERNS AND IODEIS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS Chas. 1!. Ala-
.Stoves,St§a°:
Riversldsa 0.10
and Uflrnroaee whika
agent for the celebratedCarton Cartonfuroaee.”
PAINTS. OILSANDGLASS.
PROWI’I'I‘,J J thinks I.“ N. Jewett's lads,
lucryandWadswortb‘amixed paints.
RAHOND BROS. szett‘aAilauiieaodSselIya
Ioad.0alcuttaoilsandA vcrtll MOW
SNITII.W.II.ACO.15A17WIterst.N. sgsnta
ovagmanAlartlueapalnic.
PAPER BANOINOS.
PROWI’I'I'.J.'I'. lb lainn. N. window sharia.
Ilollands. hammers.
TAYLOItd 00.21 Nainst.N.alsobardwarc.
saints. our. man.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
BLACKNAN, 0. A. ll lain st,N. Instantaneous
mghildm‘aspbotcs aspoelalty.
NORTH. O. S. TSWthlngtmIt.S. N. onsqnality
onlyaudthatihkobest. b
ERA NA Oasette u
MEI-rm mu‘fldoaw $1.00.
PIANO TUNIB! All) REPAIRIRS.
moms. 1'. cor Waiiandxuightsm. N. Also
dealcrln ln.platsos.organs sheettnusic. ecc'.
PLANINO HILLS.
WALLIES“ D. IN. Allklndsotwood
workstrstailorforthctrado.
PLUDIBINO.
A00. W. II. luIicIlall block. SN.
Plumbing, steanandgas It.tlng
NASH. F. II. 1330. cor. IaluudWestMSN.
Plunbtngand pitting, rangesaudhoatera.
RAILROADS.
NORWALK 1101133 RAILWAY 00. Janos W.
Ilyatt. prest.;1idwic G. Iioyt. Iopt.
BRAI- IS'I'A'I’I Am
LAY’I'ON. JACOBI. Washington-t. nexttoPHO
SN. propatyforwlc. c.bousestorent.iseeadv.)
HOME“. I: L'IIONISDIRL'. 95 Washington It.
S. N aelliog.rcntlngandcoliec ting.
W1130N.0.B.Gaaetto bldg N. lnvestrnasts and
moneyto loan. Also insurance written in best
of composites at the lowest rates.
WO0DW.AItD E. A. No. lainst. S. N. houses is
root and building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
SlSmoWatercgN. warntutealsatali
bouts. dinner She.
HENRY'SJOSO MILAN N.’I'bebost“.5cdinua
inthecity. Board by tbcdayorweek.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RID W. B. ASON. cor. West are. and Court-
laudt lace. S. N. Ilydraallc and Civil anglneaa
80110018. (Private)
noun-antes INSTITUTE. OOrrhard at. N.
Young ladies burdtngaod day school
Mira. Illllsltlc, N. Day and boarding
‘Efibnns rsu fun ”I? u"can“
edhlu
the
start apps
NORWALK IIIJTABT INSTITUTI. N. Prank S.
principal. Circular on request.
WILSON. III. II. 11. School for boys. Norwalk.
to col and scientific schools.
For circulars. .
as
SWING IAOIIINIS.
SII'Amc I.“ SoHIln S N. “Wheeleraud
tlcou" and "Hominid." nssdisa. oil. attach
unis. Repairing a specialty.
SEWER 001011;:12'1'088.
"0ND BROS sewers l water l is!
RAexcavating. tilting. grading. mole:
SRO! IANU'AC‘I’UIEBS.
wUNSIlUllY.IATIIIWSON A 00. SN. Ladm'
030. It. WSID I 00.
75. and 7‘: Water “:1 S
Ianufactnmsof
duafootwsar for the rstailtradc
Sum-WAIST! AND UNDBBWIAIL
IlUTCIlINSON. 001.3 A 00. Norwalk. New York
and Bridgeport. Coca.
BPOR'I'BIRN’D 0001)..
Amucmmnsmw '0'
"All nmmns.
BAKIR. ”.mfiwd. wwmm foun-
12.9.11 wfigflggm WORKS, Water
"IA. ”ON. A” rum ‘“
NOW? IRON wow (:0. MW“ It,
s I
andnlewoo-fl. 73.
lstabilshsd 137D
bes'antl children‘-
98
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MAW. Nasoale bciidl N. starkly
norm tacos ti wwwfimno
nm’ mum money orders,(sssadl
mun DIALIIS.
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SE'l'l‘ING Am BAD EXAMPIE
TEACHERS GIVE AN OBJWI' Hills
SON IN INSUIWBDINA‘I‘ION.
A School Visitor says tho Scholars wars
Scat Ilonsa Tartarday Without Portals-
also from the School Board.
Jilr. Editor:—-A very sorry picture of
tosubordioation was witnessed here yet.
terday in that the public schools of the
city were dismissed by the principal for
the entire day sud the children Icnthoms
without permission from eitbbr the school
board or t district committee. The
22d of February falling on Sunday this
year it was thought best by the Board of
School Visitors not to make my note of
the notions! holiday falling on that date,
fasting that our touchera would not
think it a hardship to tcsoh on the 23d,
it being impossible. under the present
apportionment of time, for them to snake
the short school year of 200dsys that
they are required to work. From the
developments it appears that our teach-
ers have not taken this sensible view of
the matter; however, we do not care for
the (inches on their part for there is a
remedy for that. and the writer would
not wish to soy a word in regard to this
affair excepting for the pernicious ex.
ample that hss been set before the pupils
in our schools. The teachers have based
their action on the score of patriotism,
but their unguarded words have given
to youthful minds an object lesson in
insubordinstion, disobedience and disre-
spect for their superiors. The youths in
grade 10, who subscribed to the resolu-
tion printed in Tim SEN’I'INEL, are not to
be held responsible for it; they merely
imitated what they saw sud beard. and
sword of wisdom from their principal
would have shown them the boomerang
quality of that shallow effusion. Obedi-
ence is the first lesson to be taught a
youthful mind, sud the youth who is
not obedient and respectful to superiors
will grow up a very sorry sample of a
patriot. and 1 would not give I last
year‘s bird's nest for the services of a
young man or young woman in any
capacity if they are devoid of this prin
ciplo. SCHOOL V tsrrou.
OPISIONQ 0P Jl‘INIB SHIPMAN.
Salvage Cass of “rugs \‘andorcook and
Intrspld Dacldad.
\As judge of the United States district
court. Judge Bhipmau, flied no opinion
yestérdsy in the once of the New Eng-
land Terminal Compsny vs. the steam
tug ll. Vanderoook and the boats and
chunkors which made up her tow, and
the case of Daniel Ichilliams oi II. vs.
the stenrn propeller Intrepid. The first
case was a libel for the salvage of n
Sit-Sn) tug and its tow. The second was
s cross-libel by the owner of two boats
in, the tow against one of the propellers
which performed the salvage service for
negligence, thereby said two hosts were
lost. The two actions were tried together.
A decree for the libelsnis of 83,504. or
12 per cent. of the Amount saved, with
costs. was ordered in the first one. sud
in {be second the libel was dismissed
wstb costs.
They Inquire-d for George.
Early last evening. as a well known
nowrpsper man stood at the corner of
West avenue sod Maple street, discussing
be the Behring sea difficulties with I Yale
junior, who is home for u few dsys’ [9‘
creation and pleasure. I prancing span
of jet black horses, lwdseked with rus-
set harnesses, with nickel mountings,
and druwmg it two Sl'nlr’d backboard
finished in the natural Wilt‘d, in which
was mated n quotieiie of ripe young
maiden-i, drew up in the curb, and the
driver. on angelic little miss with dsz
zling black eyes, queried thus: “Say,
Mr. w --»—«-, bsvo you seen George since
dinner?" "(Margo who?" asked the
scribe, to whom the question was ad
dressed. "Goings Street ?” piped the col-
lege man.slso oblivious of the impending
joke. “No. " csmo the some silvery votes
from the carriage, "(lenrgo Washington”
and nripplouf girlish lsughter floated
from [out pretty pairs of lips and was
carried by is gentle zephyr into the
gathering gloom. The horses were
touched up with the whip and before a
retaliatory rsmsrk could be framed the
vehicle and its precious freight were
speeding up town Ind were soon uutoi
sighs.
lancer llayt Press-tad with a Bouquet.
Yesterday being the birthday anniver-
sary of I. ll. Hoyt. mansgor of Music
Hall, be was the recipient of a beautiful
brisket of flowers as I mark of esteem
Ind friendship existing between him and
his many friends in South Norwalk and
New York. J. Filegrraldmf New York.
made the [summation speech in which
he wishid Ilr. Hoyta bright and pros.
porous future. Remarks were also made
by Flynn-rt Hoyt and George Lockwood.
Ilr. Pings-raid expressed the following
sentiment in his speech: "Ilsy all your
sorrows. for they are sure tooome, be
few and so appointed that eaobvsuecoedo
log one will be the dawning of a bright
Ind pro-porous future."
Cursors- Arrested
Patrick (Bowman, whose saloon on
Water street was found open on Sun.
“day, was Arrested this morning. Ills
condition was such that it waardsclded
bsstnottogles him a bearing today.
'l‘hssasswas continued for two works
by Judge no... and Garcons was
piaesdttbdsr .100 bonds. J. Donor»,
Jr., wsat sscortty for his appearance.
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Isa-hails.
PERSONAL PABLOBAPIIS.
'I'ha Doings and Cir-Inga of People we
“to to Bail About.
lire. John W. Studwsll went east this
morning on a business trip.
Theodore Elwdod, of Summer street.
spent yesterday in Stsmford.
Edward L. Alteobrundt, of Brooklyn,
spent yesterday in South Norwslk.
Miss Milly Eldred, of Brooklyn, N. Y. .,
is visiting in Norwalk for I few days.
Mrs. John 1!. Ides, of Boston, formerly
of Norwolk, is in town for u few days.
Miss Ella stine, of Syracuse. N. Y.,
aw.“ the guest of borough friends yester-
y.
Cbsrlcs L. Glover of the borough, cele-
brated Washington’ s birthday in Bridge-
port.
Ilsa Ella J. Kenney, of New Haven,
spent yesterday with relatives on Pros-
pect bill.
R. J. Farley. traveling suditcr of the
Housstonio railroad, was in Norwslk
yesterdcy.
Mrs. Mary E. Austin, I of Stamford,
spent yesterday with her sister, Mrs. A.
W. Austin. .
Bert Carpenter, clerk for If. S. Smith,
was in New York yesterday to see the
"Old Homestead.”
Arthur L. Russell of Yale College, has
been spending a few days with his
parents in this city.
IlissMry Stuart II the guest of Mrs.
Evenlsy bilds. at her new home' In St
James Place, Brooklyn.
J. L. Ambler sod son Ernest. of New
York city, were the guests of friends in
the borough yesterday.
Charles Belleck, of Newaxkgu. J.
sou-in-Iaw of Hon. Willism C. Street,
wos in this city yesterday.
J. C. Hawkins. who is spending the
winter in Islip, L. I, visited his property
on Seaside Place, yesterday.
Miss Grace Decker, of Stamford, is
spending the day with her sister, Mrs.
Alienbrsndt, on Spring street.
District Deputy Owen Barnes, of
Bridgeport, was in town last evening
and visited Catholic Union Council.
Oliver Mumford, of the Hour office,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport, conse-
quently Norwnlk was unusually quiet.
B. 13. Murray, cashier of the Lloyd
plots gloss droinsursucc company, was
the guest of Chief Albert DeForest yes-
terdsy.
George Grumman, accompanied by
George Allen, will go to New York to.
marrow to exhibit Mr. Grumman‘s dog
"Ray" It the Westminster Kennel club's
dog show.
Chief Engineer J. T. Prowitt,(f the
Norwnlk Fire Department, is in Thomas-
tonboday to attend the meeting of the
executive committee of the State Fire;
men's association.
mm... ODI)PIILI.0\VS.
'l'heir Annual nestling—Chief Veteran
Hollis Ital-loot! In Office.
About sixty members of the Veteran
Oddlellows’ association of the state were
present It the annual meeting sud bon-
quet yesterday, held in Oddlellows' bull
in New Enron. Ida-Sheriff Thomas C.
Hollis, who had been chief veteran for
sixteen or seventeen flora and who is
now eighty-sight years of age, wished to
be relieved of the duties of the position.
but all the members wished to have him
remain. and in order to lessen the duties,
the office of assistant chief veteran was
created for one year. Philip Pond wss
elected to fill this position, and the else»
tion of other officers resulted as follows:
Vice chief veteran. W. W. Lee; secre-
tary. Frederick Botsford: treasurer, Innis
Feldmso; board of directors. E. H.
Sperry, Ward Nichols, Norris Ills, A.
W. Phelps, P. B. Turtle. C. L. Fslrcbild.
If. Zunder, Henry Smith, Smith, J. E.
Northrop
llclllgarant lllrdI.
Blue birds hove made their appearance
twice during the present week upon the
premises of S. E. flsrrlson, in Waterbury.
Earls spring they come to the cams nest.
lug place, and always find their boxes
occupvrd with tho belligerent little Eng-
lish sparrows. which after I sturdy cou-
test they manage to disposses. ibrowsng
out nest, eggs and III the sparrows' be-
looglngs with I great show of spiteful-
ness. Sometimes the contest lssts for
weeks and each in turn victorious, do»
strays the nest and eggs of the other.
So for. with a little help from their
friends. the blue birds have been the
victors.
Last Organ Iaolial on Harsh I.
The lost orgon recital of the season
will be given It the South Norwalk
Congregational church at 8:00 o'clock
on Wednesday evening. lurch 4. Mr.
Frank Taft,of New York. will be the
organist. and Charles I". Undorbill, the
well known eioectlonlat, will slso criter-
taiu the people. Both of these artists
have been heard here before sud they
will doubtless be greeted with a large
snatched”. ‘ ..__
r. I. o. a. Itasca.
Through the invitation of Arthur
Paddock,on Esst Norwallr. the orchestra
will hold their regular rshrsrsal at his
Manor, where tbs evening will be
spent sociably.
’I'hsolasscs ls bobk-kssplng and ms.
ebacioal drswlsg will meet this "cuts;
as usual. Story mm should sn-
dravcr to be pro-Int.
AWHm
with booohwdlsd mammalian-ts
sapwlpsscutt-rivalswlth tbs broad
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“STOKES” WANTED .TO DIE.
CHARLES LI'I‘TLB'I'ON AT’I'BIIPI'S
T0 COIIIT SUICIDE.
11o Plungal Into an Icy Sluice-way. but
Reprinting of his Folly, Tolls Lonny and
la Pulled Out and Put to Bail.
About: midnight is» night, Charles
Litiietou. the popular young colored
Janitor of the Norwslk club, tried to
immortalizs his name by committing
suicide. “Stokes,” as be is familiarly
called, bsd been out celebrating the day
sud by 11 o'clock was in s hilarious
mood. He took several more .drinks
otter that time, and when he was resdy
to'go home his gait was very unstoddy.
Suffering from remorse over his intoxi-
cated condition, be several times ex-
pressed I desire to go to some secluded
spot, where he could lie down and die.
He laid down scversliimes determined
to carry out his desire, [fat was started
on by his friends who told him that be
had better die It home.
Finally Don Juan, the cowboy, as be
Is called, took pity upon Littleton and
managed to get him to his boarding
place on Brook street. Mrs. Thompson,
bis boarding mistress, made him pro-
mise to go to bed and Don took his de-
parture. He had gone but a short; dis-
tance when “Stokes" startedout towards
the sluice-way In the rest of W. A. Sco-
field’s machine shop and, halting for a
moment, plunged into the water.
The cold chill took away all desire to
die, and poor “Stokes" begun to realize
that he was alone in n cold, cold brook.
He yelled lustiiy, and in a short time all
. of the colored pOpulation in that locality
woo out in force, dressed in oil sorts of
abbreviated costumes. The would-be
suicide was pulled out by several of the
women and put to bed, where he is at
present.
It is judged that be caught asevers
cold from his midnight eacapsde, and in
the future will never touch, taste or
handle the fiery spirits.
Rowayion Ripples.
Smith Brothers have purchased a fine
steamer for their business.
The dredging at Wilson Point is ex-
pected to commence this week.
Miss Ids Jack is visiting her uncle,
Charles Jack, at Port Washington, L. 1.
Dexter Colo has just completed a sub-
stantial stone dock on the Darien side of
this river.
bliss Jessie Brundage. who has been
quite sick for the past few weeks. to now
able to be out.
It is proposed that we build the school
house on wheels, so that it can be moved
to accommodate all parties interested.
A number of buildings are in course of
erection on the Darien side of this river.
They greatly improve theiooks of the
west side.
The Third M. E. church will hold a
fair at Sons of Temperance rooms on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
this week. ,,
William A. (Tushmcn, who has been
on a western trip for the poet three
week-3, has returned home looking much
better for his visit.
John Brothwell is very sick. The
neighbors are very kind to him in far-
nishiog him with delicacies and sitting
up with him. [Is is it man well thought
of in this community, being, when well,
very agreeable and accommodating.
Rising Star Division, No. 40, S. of T..
held its regular session Friday night.
Although it was stormy and bad walk-
ing. Ind so extra large school meeting,
attended by almost every legal voter in
the school district, besides I number of
interested scholars, wss being held, yet
Rising Star mustered members enough
to transact its business and color! its
glorious banner to the gentle zepher
which floats over this organisation Fri-
day evenings. Under the good of the
order, than: was select readings, recita-
lious. solos, dustts, speaking. etc. Those
present declared the reversing well and
profitably spent, and were glad to be
those.
Real Iataio Summary.
The Weekly Record Real Estate Sup-
plolu mt reports sales for the week end-
log last Friday, at follows. New Haven
10, Bridgeport 10. Hartford 8, Water-
bury ll. flerldsn 0, New Britain 0, Dan-
bury 1, Norwalk 5. lbs amount of
money loaned on real estate mortgages,
up to the same date, wac.as follows:
New Haven, 300.025; Bridgeport. .43,‘
003; Hartford. 330.024; Wstcrbnry. $27.-
000; Merldcn. “.200; New Britain, .050;
Norwaik. 32.800; Dsnbcry. $10,000.
Dostlny and Daisy.
Destiny gives us diseases, since In
msy be born into IqtufullMspe olilo
dlbt'ue; but Deity sup lies the remedies.
Seroloia and specific issues. with their
terrible army—rhoumstlsm, gout, ulcers,
boils, oarbunolcs, skin diseases, stomach,
liver and kidney troubles, find a safe,
infallible, rapid ours in the great Brasil‘
ian medicine, Cactus Blood Ours. No
failures and no relapses Sold at Plaiso
tcd’s drug store, 43 Washington street,
South Norwalk.
Along tho Wits.
Bimbo-What did do dootsh say Illsd
ycr mostly. Bill ?
Silk-Ho 'lowcd dst I had a oonilagra-
lion ob diseases. Fort, do salvation
plan’s don't insist my trimmings»
snakes I torpedo liver. of a I’m llsbls to
go cl any minute.
wOIrtu Harrisonna-utayorof Chic-
agoans “Sisal unnum-
mlkavsbssuladtobsllsvs thwsls
mandatory»!
TOLD IN A LINE 0! TWO. ,
flutters Worthy at Isa-tin In. M
Quarter of Con-actuat- ,
The report or Postmaster om ‘
Wcusmsker. just tuned, tolls tint M
Meridcn post office has the best robots! 0!
say place in the United Sisters! om ,
5,000 inhabitants in the matter of advtst ‘
tired letters. During the last ten month!
only sixty letters have been toms-n ,
an nvcrsge of but six I month.
In I besriug of the cases of the till!“
teen Bridgeport policemen accused DI '
neglect of duty in failing to report I
house of bad repute the bartender D! M
place testified that the pronouns-iii
instructed him to receive no:pay flout
policemen and that the accused“
list! repcnmdly visited the pin” M
eaten and drank wlthout' paying any-
thing,
Rev. T. Mason North. of Middleton).
who was mode the cit-responds“ in the
Archer divorce suit in White Plains, H.
Y., has found a friend in Judge Dyke- .
man who in hearing the cues refused to
allow any evidence to be given against
the minister.
Thomas Cooper, a gypsy who swore
of! liquor and took to drinking sweet
spirits of nitre took an overdose in a
Bridgeport drug store yesterday and
going into n cobbler shop he become un- ‘
conscious. He was removed to the how
pita! where his life was saved. '
At Hartford, yesterday morning, an
enormous meteor was seen in the north.
eru sky. It passed over a space of ninety
degrees and burst with an enormous
blaze of light. It was probably the most
brilliant seen therein many years. The
time of appearance was apparently tho
some as that of the meteor reported from
Madison, Maine.
The little steamer Norton whichlsfb
New London for Toulon, Franco, three
months ago, has not yet been heard
from. Many were the predictions that
the little craft would not watbcrtho
gaies which she would be likely ro run
into, and as one of the most severe gates
of the season prevailed soon afteraho
left port it is very likely that she
was wrecked. She had provisions to
lost her only about two months, and but
a limited supply of coal. The hopoot
ever finding her passengers and crew
alive is very slim. The Norton, lilo
thought, will yet bepicked npatsalor
found stranded on some unfrequsnted
chord.
THE NEW STATE HAP.
A Work of Much Importance Now In
Course of Preparation.
The new map of the Stabs, now in
course of preparation, is a very Import-
ant work. It will accurately determino
the size of the State, which has never
yet been known, notwithstanding Con-
necticut is the oldest commonwealth its
existence, having is written constitution.
it is to represent State, county sud town
boundaries; and what is of for greater
practical importance to mark the count!
of streams, to determine the water shed
or drainage tires of streams, ponds and
reservoirs of different kinds. to indicate
elevations and depressions, together with
the character of slopes, whether abrupt
or gradual; and thus make it possible to
determine the probable accumulation of
water, both in ordinary and extrsordi-
nary seasons. for on these conditions
depend the strength of damsund and
similar structures accessesy to withstand
the pressure that may come upon them.
These considerations ore not goo
given the importance that they demand.
Disastrous floods Ire often due «to the
fact that dams or reservoirs intended to
retain the accumulated wstcrs are not of
sufilcient strength for the purpose. And
yet it is impossible for the most compet-
ent engineer to decide upon the strength
required in such cases, unless he knows
very definitely both the extent and char-
acter of the drainage surface; that is.
whether the slopes are abrupt or gradual
and user the stream or remote from it;
for upon these depend tho violsnocof
tho flow and rapidity of accumulation.
So for, then, its concerns the building of
railroads, csusls. reservoirs, the con-
struction of tunnels. sewers and the like,
the topographical survey is of the first
importance. The map will bcprtparol
in sheets mounting about 30: by 11}
inches and the complete map will.bs
about 8 feet long And 5} feet wide.
Alcohol as a Dorms.
It willbosshivering surprise to the
average reader to know that of lots slow
but. pure and simple. has bmuts I
beverage in America. especially in the
West, Northwest and in the coal region
of Pcnusylvcois. Even in New York
city the census returns estimate fifteen
barrels s day as the allowance for
drinking purposes. file an innovation
asstartllug as that of the opium It‘ll
when it some in. As the opium habit,
camcthrongh the Chinese.» the clam .
but habit has come through the Polar.
Norwsigans.8wcdos, Floridan”
and Russians.
The eagerness with which any such
evil practice becomes "all the saga”
among drinking people may bs saw
from the fast that although rassstly
introduced and at first indulged in quilt-
ly. alcohol Is now sold over the bar In its
lower grade bar rooms. One half of all
the liquor sold for drinking purpos- in
the Northwsat ls alcohol. This is a plus
of tbs liquor problem that may well
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