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SOUTH N ORWALK. CONN
DIRECTORY
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TOWN or NORWALK. ”mm' ”'1’ “WA"- “hmu use-o.)
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Abbreviations: .o-tfwwsls- l.l.-losih Nor
walk; ENr-llulwalk. '
on business Ira-av
f all a
mo... a... "m-
swfiL: inorrwwom (:05?ch a.
Antonino-rs.
3mmfilf‘lmwx3mdfifi
scale. two-weave and free hard lug.
ammonia
airmen. ages. «are: is All. nu
loner.” vacuumed to Washington n,
all rum of property sold. '
sewercon
v
pimdtoaslnehsslndlameter
BAMBI. DRUG! AND cannons. 1 N
EAST SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt are, .
DelILYN uncommon. Nmidllt Washington s'rnda bouu.8to10s.nr. “a“ .rn.
at..w&mslsodealsrslnmlealonery.lcr “gm...“ P P
(SW-ID. . .
:UOFIIILIJ “IA (3'. I930. lain-t. S. N. Sole
agent tor Ilorton's celebrated locum.“ P
WEIINE CIIAIl. Io. loin It near . or:
conicctln‘r'nory and ice aces): Fresh slug dolly.
W lumN's "um Itsde" mute
Ville. leave orders at Una. turn, 17 Ill. l'lsce
Bull‘s. “ u x
CEll't'ttAL NATIONAL BANK, The 's st ,
(“will plumb. sur no 14,100. ' “cor ' I.
Norma. president; . L. yer. vice-imdeut;
Willlattlr A, Curtis, enabler.
CITY zA’I'IoNgL gANtf‘. £13.05; ‘7;me
near sin I}. . 'upt ' ‘
on It II. Home for
five event perfumes.
DRY-GOODS.
to building
tiny and rugs.
, president; Jacob II.
. e
um. cashier.
lubed over forty-two
years.
DICKERHAN. A. I: SON, I“ Wuhihgwn st. 8. N.
YAIKYIELD COUNTY ”Aflwb 'BAiIK, The dry
. Wis. etc. isco adv.)
4‘ “smut... llysrt vicomt. vii. ingrown s N are ad ert
its). . sures . ' . , Av, e ,.
0. Rules; W, Lewis (3. (into. '
Fruitful.” (BOUNTY GAVIN“ ammo
. ,‘
, fancy
u . WM moll- WM. nurcrmctan.
Warlord a. loody, press; ls'rtin Isthmus: um B. v,
11ml; Jar-nee II. Barley. "Ill.
NATIONAL BANK UP NOW The ”Walt
st.N.‘m¢orwrsradlm. Capitol Jill: Eben
om um. um; ll. J. Ilui vice pram; II. P.
l'mc, era-um. Dim, will B. J. Iltli,
W w
WEED.W.L..D.D.8.'DBIII Want
Hours“. or. too p. r'n. (lassdmln
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Gazette bldg.
battery.
so. cor. lslns’ndtVatsts. s. N.
wars 2
run DOORS. SAAB AND Bum
TILW. II. & C0. to a I7 Water N. carriage
wood work, heels, ere. 't'
DEA]! AND SEWER PIPE.
Pllltcll. l’. I. ”Chestnutst. AN. Crushcdstons,
tractor ete.
BAYIOND Bum-alt. glued nudes-Int
. y .
OREGON .I. a. as Wail it. N. W um
Who 'snd mail. Popular prices.
moor; JOHN A. it Iain st. N. Perfumes.—-lfty
PLAIISTKD’B 48 Washington It 8. N. patent -
clues. etc. hyslclnna' prescriptions a specialty.
“BUB. J. L. l SON8~"'I'bc ultable." No. 2
(law . N. I“
BANKS, B. K. Mahatkemo Hotel block. 8. N.
goods. notions. gloves, etc. Underwear: specialty.
BIlNNB'I'T. J. v.19 lain st, N. Business crab
.' 560?!an a IIOY'I', 3 (ii-mic bldg. N. as Wuh-
Isement.)
Electric lighting- burglar
aim; all rials, u. g” '
NJmlddIIuIIu N ’kxpreus fixwurders to'all
hm rnowr'r-rJ.
at. 8.1!
WWI“ All) (Wm!-
T. “flashlllghlifldmhld
Born co
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mama BM'“ "Imam mucouonusmv.mumm “lithium-Mm '
arm
80383 8110338.
lcQUHAE. JOHN. No. Iain n. B. N.
Schaub, proprietor.
OLD WELL HOTEL, M Washington at. 3.11
HOUSE I'UBNISHINO GOODS.
Iiand
ice peanuts.
EDWARD, II. “Baden Point hm.“ 8.1!.
milk producer.
”SW03 AGENTS.
ancesud rcalcstate inall its hes.
LAY'I'ON. JACOB I. Washington st next. to
LOCKWOOD, WM. cor. lalnand Wall sis, N.
estate, Investments, loans negotiated. etc.
200d! ‘ IIORRELLQ L'IIOMHEDIEU N Washington
Dry ' oil dam“ M s. N. strictly first-class compa'nlcs represented. at,
1.03 A GOLDEN. to A 47 Washington at.
TA'i
8.N. Real Estate and Insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT GEN‘L LIFE INS. 00.. S. s
at, . N. I-..l. Grubb, assistant snot.
. INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
a;
Xiddlorex Ilanking and Equitable M't‘go 0
IRON axn STEEL.
J A Osborn, menus-world. I’asacugcrtrur’nrcrvicc. Low SMITH, W. H' A. CO. ’5 "‘d 17 w“ "r
rattan. Lam Ilunt. sgcn .
IIXPBBNSMEN.
and I'mIly accounts are Irritated.
BUX'I'ON A BRUNDAGE. odlce at Benedict‘s. 48
NORWALK IlAVII‘Ub 50cm, Tit. Will pt, I Wall st, N, Our motto, "prompt attention."
In its over M, has m.
m... mu“? .. row
(souls! 3. II M, tress.
Ilslc‘ . Careful and tservire.
Mill ovum ,snrplns mm. Alden tlol ' promp
mans. wasp; ohn II.
Inuit. (W botanists.)
AOL’TII NORWALII IIEICI' CO. 5.3. "m
beet. porn. emulsion, real. etc.
'I'Illtltt. It’ll. u. A $0.. N. Amonr‘s hat and
prov lambs. Ilmnedrused lamb and motion.
out. your»; AND amnion—mu.
BUXTUNJ. l'. Paloma: box as. N. Circulars
III over Ills) holiday papers.
'utracts. I'. I5. Ambler.
FERTILIZER.
Sll'l'll. . II. a (:0, Water it
[isms Clark a; Co.'s standard (mu
surname. essences. no.
“1,” a", k...“ “3"! BY!!! 1’. B. t C0. 99 lain st . Naunfactnr—
9‘10 run. I on ”an ’ m Mascodeld's celebrated duvorlrlg extracts. ‘
spawns ax'riiacr co. N. manufacturers of Ffiflfllsv 5-9-3931» Hm al.3-
RAYIOND BRON. Bradley's super-phosphate. -
lat nannies. land plutongroand larncmood as ea.
N. agents for Wil-
izers.
I’IBM BRICK AND CLAY.
”MCKDMITM ,
own, our. 7. loot Itsynond u, s. it. rim ““0"” ”KW-WW! WP“ "' ““‘L '
shoeing a specialty
nitrous: umwm
Himalatdcv. P. omens. ti. N. milder.
0t duel“, we 10mm, etc.
W01 AND altos. DDALIIIIII.
BROWN. It, s. so. lain er, s. N. err-um Wren sun
repairing a sparsity.
"ANNUAL II. No. lain st, 5. N. Minn.
bulls, shoes and robbers.
WHAL’BJUIIN £303.65 Washington at. ll. 3..
A gum Wt at low “lees.
Boos AND allot. Kall'AlBllfl.
I’llludi's, (trio. in mm M s. N. Ar.
worn may and promptly W.
Wham AND “A1105!“
J. mutt I. cant agar was
”All” s mum nu “mm... m
. . wwsnwllaawmsmmy.
iron ”Sluts. gum and Paper.)
WP I. F. “alarms. N.WW“ ha
can, packing Mn,¢te. m Mulching
BUILDING sensuous...
FEWJUIIN II. ft. Whitman: 8.x. slat.
done dealer.
fail to use it.
lll'lulill. l'. 1.. ”Ward st. groomer:
; ta, cut Miners. etc.
limiters!“ '1. IcKAk’, JOIIN, 1 N. near the de
“ANION” am. luv-ales, Philadelphia an... '1
Mlmmblhmml,
m". "or. out": “mi...
N I! 3 seat
6. “4". my had: of all am
a! laws: and
ml!
M
and done pros: .
lbulrrulll DIALBBD.
. picture '
and elm-yr Immune.
caucuses“ AMI BUILD!”
Winn” ushoym at. II. N. sell-sin
amt. Mar wow-w: sire-our to.
land’s old stand) See “Vcfllkml.
above old store.
oas uous couraxiu.
IAIIUNDJ. It. 0 Water at, AN. manufacturer
of , mm, mm owner much, out
n, who-learns. llwod. serousawing an»
Issuing. Ilsa , burro- beams.
Jobbing done. Mira-ta gives. Telephone 5M.
“WOOD, D. 5. I3 (Iron II, II. N. Jobbing
“In“ III. grocers, dour. red. grain. bay. etc.
Wino! 0.3.swot'rowmlssrlslar-0lucov. (Hummus.
warmhach-Io-s‘va. mt): um uuowxa WILCOX .o
all-nu. lousy m. Telephon- sac-here“.
9mm, 8 ”mm?“ W choice mane-ism provlsltma.
“111111.”: 0 . Willis. .. uh pg
Inflow at. 5. I. use slum “‘9
ammo: “HU'AWII‘KM
per barrel, packagr extra.
0300B“. leoloaalo.)
dour. grain, bay. «to.
hay. straw. coal and w
Min-pm ”mull. IINNBY A BENEDICT, 41 Wall st,
mantras urns. factor Ila-sails sow-um. crummy. trait,
in".
m’ ndlvfllhai ,s u
caveats-a,
(attic-sis“. sv-sriyotlroad
”want. .ratsssrfss sum
colors. teas. hotter
diuretic, Law-limit. I cater to
usdeobtsinaple.
lasts. Ivar.
flIlVlltawll.T.B.$tvlag:ud, I. N. ham
numeral. Al's! lwm mm etc.
.m- I‘Ih’s “'sstlea
aruouo mos. ' moon, school snpplles.ete.
1.15am» Isis mat-sans
LAWN. I'. DJ. (:0. a tlo. Main II. If.
mumm u' "0
uuoaaamwmaa lusts-d warm
at. Wm. N.Isss.¢oflll:ss.splea?‘sspselal .
rlAI’leD BROS. mom for flag.
asphalt, brick. cement and gravel walks.
"0310A STEAM AND um WATER
HEATERS
L'IIOIIKDIBU. DANIEL. east end of War
at hrldp. The ehmcest of fanniy dour kept.
KAYIOND BROII. hay. straw, flour and feed In
W “'20 kill-
Watsv st, N. Ilsa for light. heat add
Egbert: cents per bushel. Coal Tar three dol
" Washington at. B. N. sole
agents forcelebrated Farmlugton Creamer] butter.
BECKER, CONRAD. m Washington at, ti. N.
ll CIIAtl. II, snore-aw to llutchlns. 'Al No.
or'. s. a. or»: Micaela for family rm
flNNmAN A o’ltElLLI’. its Iain at, N. dour.
‘IILIJ. Ill-NI“. Nolan It. on. lasslscturee of feed. nod.
N. fancy and
”plum, etc.
etc. relating. "Tell. I). W. West are. our. Kerwin st. N.
wards, . etc.
maroon. w. I. laws». with. nation. III.
N
works-pee ty.
pot. Balding
tlowenaudfloralworkorallklnds,
arm JOIINII notion r.” III oldesrano
V . . . I . . e
known '
OOLIIAN. Tuwwflgfl'ubmgtw outcast end)
I’ Ml -' v .
ole.
no ..
' crux a burnout“. a lam st,N. any
urtwso otto. u. m m. «and is lain u.
N. smile-n u
grow DAVID an. a. so. md 32.80. cat, as.
ONION; WI. Lola'l’uwvaveamsfi. Jm ' hm. h a
power
“0“” A “unit. Osnd II mu u it. whole
salegrncen.
“1.1.th slurs. Hand to Wall u, g .m Poultry.
finned
thsbest
sloolrss llAIIlA'I. Nofiatn ww Ml.
as. ‘ Ion-I: Mu?
WADI. w. 3. market, llrnGrove. 5.
st, air.
It Hits W or 'eaunsrl .
“u" """~ " .n.tivura.a.cimauysui.
osv Ludlllm ”Median, fruits are.
ous- asn annoaisroi'r.
c we alumnus and llpanll'
Ilsa; at so a water st... It.
“on: o...“ "no?
Jail . . . omen
“lbw. "'
that“, WILLIAM II. Benedict I'arrn
OBIIl'I'. 0E0. East avenue,
Lawns
IIAYIIrl Pluto is Nolan: st ll. N. prune inset.
ofallhlnds. rm
LIIIBUIINBII, WI. m Wash
LOOKWOOI), L. Washington
LOCIIWOODA DUCKWOOD, 7 Iain st. N. In:
M"). M
I. 01138. A. 8.. Old Well Markstfirl No. Mata It.
. 0..
lPlLLANLJ. W. Ill loco-n! st. N.wsgua nui-
town.
WIXON. J. II. VI Wall at. N. choice
N try. traits. Vegetables, bu
lIA P. W.Wstsr It. manufactnrw or line
.fll’w mu dig building
smourr. IIINIIY. or West ave. 3.3. an kinds
oratonsaisscnsontrsets lasso.
SIII'LDON mum. is Wilton sv-us. it. some
m‘ M” nuhwu'mfin rm
summons . sstst.. .
LAIWLSI’I’. mum‘s“ 5 nm its mimic
stone and gr'adl promptly stunted to
claims ll! cam.
lulu-mill. Gratin-rs
springs. axles, carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
at. S. N. Win. II. Iloyt, proprietor.
IRON FOUNDBIBS.
to, and also at IIndgcport, Conn.
.IBWIZLERS.
I‘LN IIrrc watch repairing a swcially.
goods at low prices. _
JACKSON. IA‘ISIIAND, 58 Wall“, N. “lend
moods. etc. I’m: watch rspahug a specialty.
LAWYERS.
Isis to (”dorm nnmr.-.and,cbrnrney tine Ilium AUSTIN. ALFRED 8. room a lssonlc h‘d‘g, Wall
I’Itill, 011611138. (II-AME. ETC.
HUNT A ZZLIII’I', “Washington st, 5. N. dire
Isb,oysters. claeruira. game. vegetables, etc.
FLAG AND CONCBZ’I'IS WALKS.
itoirrox, roux B. or Tnylor amine, s. it. Also
st. borough. Notary and Ibrol Estate.
bustltun- of all kin scarier-lily stteudul to.
building, II all at, mmngii.
commtssluucr of deeds for New York state.
rough. ltomey, notary and pensions.
st, borough.
Ll VERY 813581.38.
big stables. Oflicc No 8 Itivrr st. N.
binirlon GREGORY, 680. 3. I4 Khlghésg: N. Irina turn
cuts a specialty. Telephone
wot; MANUIAC'I'L'IIEIIS.
Chicago ofllee Is
ones rrz Charlatans st.
house trimmings In bronze. hm. and iron.
LUMBER DEALERS.
IIILL. I J. 0 Walnut. N. All kindaaf Intaberde
Ilversd to any point by rail, learn or real.
m in on. Vicinity. Plants. enr lAcllINll snore.
flowers.“ w ”do! ”kind-"minus sonmur mos worms co. The. Water u.
1
near It. It. bridge. rl. N. General mach
pairs for mnuulactorlui simmboala.
activism). WM. A. Knight st. N. New machinery
made and repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GADDBNEBS.
JENNINGS s WATERBUIIY. ll. N. hurt- and Ill
ganli'n produce in season for the wholesale Ind:
MARKETS.
A MODEL MARKET. so Wallet. N.Wm.Wardwcll
prop. bed. veal, lamb. mutton Ind poultry.
It'll-lull. A I56 Main st. N. meats, fruits, vegeta
bis-s, lish. oysters. clams, and scallops, honey
W. lard. mural goods. etc.
IIENNE'I'I‘ A IlUrl’I‘EI). meats, nsh 0W lob
sters. clams. firms. as No. lain at, h .
HISSIILL, DANA I}. I2 Ilaln at, N. choice merits
duh, vegeushlts. etc.
BRI'I'I‘O'II CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Water at. N
Irate, vegetables. fruits. poultry, at lowest prices
market. KN
be We, fresh vegetables—lowtwt cosh prim.
PAIIIIINU'I‘ON J. A. meals, I .llsh.o stern
vqgetablas. finite, butter. etc. “Italian, 5 N.
B. N. choice lusts.
rem-tables, fruit. etc. trash prices.
rendered lard a specialty.
JUDthN. A. 0. Central Ilarket.cor. llalnand Ilavt
st. II. N. choice meats. poultry,
ll st. bridge, II
N. dealer In all klruls fresh mesa.“
bl. hrl . s. II. Inc
nears. ash, oysters. clams, vegetablfioste.
masts b. oysters. clams a specially.
meats and ponlrrv at lowest prl
IALIO. AILIIIN, Iain st. WW
veal
I
. . mutton. sic.
IICIIAU JACOB. as West Washington It. I. l.
strict! ”Intelsa- meats, pool y specialty.
sm’l‘ll‘d WAIIIIINGTON MAltltl'l'. u Washing
ton st. Int. due
trs
meats and poultry for family trade.
rhiiy all over the
I
use
toallpsrtsoftown withlnsfrsshand trusts.
liar. eggs. etc.
lllAltltLl AND 08AM“
also deal: In
I. W. Ital-insult. Mariam
amounts, “roommate.
litmus AND 3!!!th
yown
Ill"! Oll'l'll‘l‘l'lll.
lllwll. Insole but it Is
“I'm
ans-no.1. Antiserum
ttrlartslahmumlasfllwtsg
mm mm
DWYIIIJ'JJIWIII monsters nsdsbaru.
lldmnlriugnuflydgo.
M It
tontlon given to shoeing driving a. trotting horses.
NORWALK HUI‘E . D. lfi. 8. II. dopot
I. lcl’hcrwn. nfi'é’uf’llmi... accomudatlons “'5 017075-
Ilavilsud. proprietor European plan. so rooms
STEVENS J. I]. air-shin B. N. crockery.
glasswaré, u Max:333
COOLIDGB I. LOCKWOOD. 0 Iain II, N. Insur-
5 N. lire. plate glass, accident and life. (see adv)
Domini-died, agent. Washington st. 8.N..sco sd.
lil'l'gol’tm TAN LIFE INS CO. to Washington
NORWALK FIRE INS. C0.. N. In numeral
business since 18m. No outstanding loss claims,
PEOPLE‘S LIFE INS. CO. The, No. 45 Washing-
ton st. 8N. A. B. Freeman, asst. superintendent.
CRAIIFURD II. II. Masonic bldg, N. fl Bonds
Il‘II‘aIIIEuhfi M. 52 and 56 Writer st. N. Iron work
I) .
W CAVANAGII'B EXPRESS, . furrtitureand ‘I'IIE DUNI‘AN IRON RAILING WORKS. Waller
urrl. “m; pianos moved. have orders at stui's. s. i'.
SHERWOOD. W. W. N. slate at i—ollicc and
scum Normans samos can. The. Do - P“
GILES & CLANCY at The Norwnlk Iron Works
N. 0p. City Hotel.
IlOY'I‘. II. B. I8 No. lulu st. 8. N. strictly mus.-
K01 II). II. 8. diamonduwatehcs. jewelry. silvers-d <
pldlcd ware. I’Eptlll'lng aspeclully. 5:) Main st, S.N.
I’ROS'I‘, Itl’sslil. 8 No, Main at, notary. legal
IIUIILBUTT,J. BELOEN mount: and 6 Gusto
LIGII'I‘. JOHN II, tort Washington st 8. N. notary
ugxwoon EDWARD M. rooml Gazette bldg.
SEYMOUR, JOHN 8. room 3, Falnlcld 00.13“.
llanlr building. N. Counsellor at law.
annex. W. II. 0 00. Music Hall block. 3. 1!. WA
sole smears
”WIIB. GRAIN AND FEED.
'ISLASD GEM" I’LUL'ILIhc best made. Don't
[8“. JOHN J. rooml Masonic building. Will
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery Ind board
' 00D IANUFACTL’IIINO ('0. Ila “.8.
N. lanufaetarars butldars' hardware. tor
utilize on Pearl arc-fin York alike to Headset.
OI».
NORWALK LOCI COIPANY. 3. R. New York
locks and bulldas' hard
ware; designers; founders- workers 0! "link
. "wry, Iron
and brass castings, forgii , Babbitt metal. re
magma-rm strum. sw
. Miami) I"
my. Humans N
Island Dyeing lshrnan "
ll. 8. N. W
" BlN'l'Ilfll. since its birth, savers bis con.
fancy The Verdict In the can of the loath Nor-
wslh Woman who Killed liar child-
Jatnss and Whlttlsasy manhood.
IIUBIO months.
"II 2. runs IINNIII P. IOI labial, N.
organ Instruction.
0 N.A 3.1! N. Piano
new we
traction and voice development.
oaud organ Ins
rlAWYllt. Ills. II. J.
vocal music.
teacher of
Newspapers. stsdouery. tin and glass wuss
NEW YORK WING!“
Is a. D. Orders left at Bodwnll'a
74 Washington in. s N.
I) c. 3. others Delln‘nllm
rvousst.
also 00
um IL; Ni. You its a
P.0.
Real
shipper of oysters and dams.
Bledealcrln loco
mood) planters, «paras sud w
on In native oysters.
' L ’ shippers of Norwalk oy
Oysters and claim. who
PATTERNS AND IIODBIJ.
NORWALII PATTERN WORKS Chas. II.
thorpe prop. Riverside are 8, N Stores. to
and Hot Air Furnace war a specialty.
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
Ilasury and Wadsworth's mixed paints.
RAYMOND BROS. cheu'a. Atlantic
BRAD Ills. 0. w. daugptsrof theisteWrn.
It. Nwlm lslnrt, N. Instrumental music only
WHEBLKII, J. 3. I55 Washington at MM 5. N.
OUTBILL, II. J. foot of Raymond at, 8. N. wholo
liters.
VANN .r.t...sco..r'.o.noxuss.rt.
AME. lcsaleandretali.
Pl In the superior co
W w, Eliza Kelly. the some Norwslk woman prominence in noel-l. politics
at strait. H. Phi-id's, who murdered bar Infant child last
_ holding her childuo
fins died of collocation.
m e sscomnaxm torturous. the crime she inform
Portions. WI. InderBalvnwu Amy Baruch. she was
3' 1" sum“ m'm‘m'ml Kelly was committed to the liddletown friends in "“th
Bgmfifiwgi‘l? :gm Insane asylum for two years. I
' ' ' ' ' The case against Willi .m
lam months.
llole
and Becky
N- heart. cumin. oilsarid Averill Cbmnicol ram. M, E. u. Lockwood
sitrru, w. u. .15 s I? Water a, N. «no
for human ' nu paints.
PAPER HANGINOI.
Hollands. fixtures.
paints, oils, glam, etc.
anobnarmtns.
process. C lldren'v photos a specialty.
only and that the best.
photographs 82.50 per dos; ouohzfi'dm. 81.50
In
IIENDE .
‘ cs. omits. sheet music. etc.
PLANINO nuns.
work at retail or for the
PLUMBING.
IERKER A 00.. W. I]. Insic lIalI block, s.
Plumbing. steam ad gas siting.
NASH. P. II. a 880. cor. lain and Well III, 8.
Plumbing and gas fitting, ranges and batters.
RAILROADB.
Hyatt. presL: Edwin G. Hoyt, snpt.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Il.N property for sale. boom
IORREI.I.A L‘IIONIEDIEU, ills Washington
ti. N telling. renting and collecting.
WILSON. 0. E. (fugue bldg, N
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOUDWAIID. E. A, No. lain st. 8. 3. houses
rent and building lots for sale.
BBS'I'A ORAN“
hours. dinner 25c.
In cry. Boardhythedayorweek.
SANITARY lNOINllBs.
. II N. Hydraulic and Civil
SCHOOLS. (Pr-Ivan)
Young Iadlss
orcoursecotnlowrui t. Fuller]
morysuns . New orkart'rstscrn till
the nudy of
salt upon application
Roberts. principal Circular on request.
WILSON. III. II. II. School for
BIWINO IIAOIIINII.
menial. [torturing a specialty.
SEWKB CIINTRAC‘I'OIIS.
excavating, ailing, grading, landscape
illlulr. MANIWAC’I'UIIBBH.
LOUNIIBUIIY.IATIIEW80N l CO. AN. Ladies
duo shoes.
Milt). ILWKKDACO. Indnlmoonrl,n
:5. and 77 Water bed in
due finitwuar for the
”DIET-WA“?! AND usunuwaaa.
SPOI‘I‘NlllN'I 00008.
guns, fishing hells, ammunition, etc.
"All BUILDERS.
IlAII JULIU Wat-v asaIIothslu's form
dryfifl. dramatic ailsgm.
I‘Ill DUNCAN IRON ILI 0 Oltltt. W
. .N.th, II.IloyI,Pwpt'let¢. “a
MIA]! lflollu AND I'll-P‘s.”
NORWALII DION WOIIIA 00. IV ’
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ANION DIALIII.
llltlllll. JOHN II. four at Washingtonst. 5.]. also
brick. . t. halt. planar.
Minoan cm. on wleb
balldllg m. mur- ammwmm m
moment" 3:." mm
s' . II to last s.s.
ammonium-tin. smoother. a.
row r. was was:
n“4".u‘§°'n‘§im
l ' .
W. 3.3. mumps,
BLACKNAN c. A. I) train at. N. Instantaneous
RBADAIAN, I'. R Gmtlc build! N. COMB“
PIANO TUNIK‘ AND KIPAIBI“
NORWALI HORN! RAILWAY 00. Jill. W.
to rent. (see adv.)
money to loan. Also insurance written in bot-I
HEP: IIIVII, 5 Water st. N. warns steals at all
amigos. raso. Halo «.5. N. The harmonic given to Mrs. Reid up,
IIAIIID'B. IIBS INSTITUTE. 6 Orchard st. N
and day school.
IIRAD. Its, Illllsld . N. and board school
for girls and you; ladle-D” Vita for film”
y in
musical department. Spisdal advantages or ‘bI‘
art. and sloention.
I]
SIIAILI C. I. to Bulain st. rl.N. "W'bsslaaad
“'llkfllgvflw “Humanoid," needles. all. attach-
ltAYloND BROS. sewers built. water plpss laid.
gantsnlng.
. latahlls . . ’
lannrsctururs or lsdes' Inlraes’ and children's church,
retail trade.
Alm,JOIIN II. as Iain II. N, hudqnartcn for
N.
The article-r found on
. rln- mick finned in.
Il
TI)" niurirng of tho Nuiwslh Union of 0"?" M {$170!an K U
boys. Namath, the Yuum; I‘roplv's Snowy oI Uhristsm ""' "“3"" e "V" 9'9? 9n “'00
:5" cmm‘fl‘mxfl “mu“m' l‘lnilmvirr, M. lbw Nnrwak Cough-gu- “'9“-
Ittlzinl church, Monday. Will be ono- 0! KW. William T. Fitch, of Brooklyn,
Ilw Hillel Illlr'ft'sllflx eve-r held here. Vb" preached i“ St Patti's POM 700“"
Yin, "a last evening, was the
rd, llfr'llldt'ij Ssmuelllaahm.
R v. Dr. Plt‘lll)". ul Ni
u! the film» Uniriri, wt
, will givnnrupnu oi the
rotation: nml Ilrv. 'l‘lmu
~ pantnr of the Nuitvllk Congregational
will wall the scriptures and 0 H r
prayer. Hus Helm II Duim.of Blam'
‘ imil. will luv.- u ml». Dr-logatlous Irorn
amm?&i. CO.Novwaih,mnyg Brrilgip rt. Wurlpoit. Stamford, Noni
ton and llurim will be prrserrt. AI thi-
clown! thormrcmeu ri-Irvrhmunta will
be served and a social tmrs enjoyed.
‘I’w meeting will commence.- promptly
at mo o‘clock. and tho public are cur-
dially Invited to In; prior-evil.
The music loving would
Wot» highly ontv "blood at
corral givm by Pull. DJ
Privy at Ilia. II. E. Mvavi's "Hillside”
school last owning. llr. Pr
blind, to a great musician
distriiguishod cmupnsr. [In is a thor-
ough morn-r or the piano and his playing
is marked with it great deal
style. Hrs renderings at tho school last
evening were mprrb and wrrc listened
lolly a number of the first people in
Norwalk minty. The programme was
' as follows:
Mal-Wk.
Irm' rlnwla-«W'ml‘hun' “a...
- : . s ."
W ~Lsst~lso.de’s Imam m
Wagner-Last» at long.
m L. lorry. "I Is.
Downy-m cram.
Indiana!
Indiana tum—Mules Basis...
mm...
on York street.
Kansas I. ’l‘ollcs to levy A. and
lions It Finnegan. land on the corner
Ooldpu Bill and Bun-It Itnsr.
Gilbert 0. and [subs Ilonoa to In“
It. Inuit. land on the film-Ins road.
Christian hurts to George W. Barrio,
"or":
b
" m
, i»
subsequently arrested.
Dartmoor! .
John Hunt.ths thief who ransacked
PROWI'I'I‘. J. 'I‘. to thin st. N. Jewett'o leads. Mrs. Somers' hoarding IIOIIsP, was tried
.. bdrm-Justice C. B. Coolrdgs.
.p.” still? for IIII' accident by
cui’iisfiii‘i’s Bifio‘iii‘us
FallIcm-r mm (norm (.‘Irc rain will be “M "'1
An Interesting Frogs-Inna Pump“. (or Merrill, 0' Water street, Norwslk
'
muwatn IILITARY rumours. it. Ms. "’m'" '"b' ' "'m"
va. Ii C Nash. nl Harlin
threw-r s; R {V Jill)! Z II icIrur, ”I Wt'rllpilfl,
“mi-ruin...» am" if
sssltoauopu.
M MIR-Ida".
Oliver B Wilsontoflary Wm, lsad
III 3]) 'I' ' ‘ II Publisher or tbs Ada-s resonant.
co ASIIITIJI #:1135133?" “mm” °'°"°"'"°"""""~"m’
on, criminal
yesterday, Judge Sanford sentenced Pt'l’lll’ "Poll“ 1300- He will
.m Richard Whittclsry,tbe colored boy who "8" field 0' labor next w
ammmf,‘ m, m m “a. you, I, was convicted last week of assault with
lutrnt to outrage Julia Poyvrz, to eight SDI-lb NOW!“- Whm! he '3!
8%. £188 JP» 3 In” NW “WIS 1* months in the state prison.
was brought belorc the court and plead- “‘DI’OMIW“
scum n. a “Washington n so. hlsuh 9d mil guilty. lira. Kelly is mentally been entrusted to In
. Periodic-1!. 0% unbalanced, and Judge Sanford chargrd “MI “'0 newspaper busin
the jury to bring to averdict of not land '"l'IO ‘0 h" "0
guilty on the ground of insanity. I'ho "l“‘PPl’d '"h "9'! “9
stws. crime of which she is accused is that of The relations Killing b»
der water until it and his ssaoclsm on Talfizmzr. have
After commit
ed the police.
arid money. Ibo tory [or IBDI wIII satisfy you.
TAYLOR a co. or am a. u. also More, j:’f§':;::; $355133” '1’; £35” 3:: _ reusosu. I'AIIAhlIIAI’IIS.
On the charge of srealrng the watch
Hunt was bound over to the nut term “h m a.“
, of the superior court, and urn- lined
sum“ (" 3‘ 78 wuhmm “’5‘“ oneqaallty and given thirty days in jail for sir—all
the shoes. 0 I the charge 0! stealing t
room-y, be was acquitted, as there was
..N. All“ posture proiif against him. He was ru- Miss Hattie Millard, of t
ken to jul this morning by Chief IlJ-‘or-
est.
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“"1”“ "m" D 5.13. “ m“ '°°" rue noor neaoreo.
N. Will Aetloa be Brow-Is Anal-at the Charles Merritt, 0' [mallard “"9". ll
Railroad coups-y ?
Ira. Josrph B-rfl. 0! New York, came lira. James L. Star
to South Norwalk this morning after the
remains of her husband.
learn of tho Isrrrbls accld
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB it. Washington at. miroro °'°‘°°" ‘N “'8'"- ""0"
the fact that nothing was
. the friend. of the deceased before. Mr
, mm...“ .M R'lfl was accompanied by a lady frurn
Bridgrport. Ooroner Dilen, of Bridge Mus K"l)’ yank". 0' Bridgeport, is
0 port, and Mrdlcul Examiner Burke met
the ladies and ligord tho nqulnlle papers
to have the body It round or Nrw York.
the body were
"I a li‘cwpl being
argued by but. The remains were taken
. astray on the 3:06 train. . . . .
ugmB-lwn m mm“ ‘..°‘.,.‘..°“...."’ , Mrs. Rona. lady timid mud to . :1“; giro-ailing lwnds In bar-alt for
sen-riser. lt’wrlt-r that the intruded to r ,
vc rt tho railroad company was not re- 5" L“ Kellogg. monager 0' the I" do
um having company. has It‘II the company and is
of the Unlow.
‘W
ll do'hvrr nil
Portland coir
Ins K. Niililt'.
of Norwalk
the piano rs.
ward Baxter
try, withoogb
as well as I
of Ilnlsh and
gm they aorta with his legion of other
Lobdell. who Robert G IIrrcbell. who has been cut
rs charged wuh assault with intent to WW“! "I "l0 llu'ch
' Inn SIN'I’IN’EI. our
IIOYT.W. II. “80”.,“ WM an. ,0“ a, murder, was also continued until the ‘
Its n' Ilsy term. Lribdelt shot Clarence 0.. cards Mr. Crowd as cit
READ in “own“. m w M «.8. N. N born in Georgetown several months ago. llr. UM": he 18
was
Frank .13me or Norwaik, who oludyd familiar with the lleld assigned to him,
guilty I0 an outrageous assault opona 5 ready Will".
Norwullr woman, was sentenced to the
M, unto prison for a term of eighteen 59"“ and "MPH” 0‘ I
in AW" to hnow la how. when
'8 «files yester»
day afternoon, on three Gillan-tit
counts, as follow: [or stealing ugoid
PROWI'I‘T,J.T. so lain st. N. wtndow shades, Watch. a pair oI shoes,
etc.
She did not Driecttve Gear
out until 12 Nr‘Vifk,“ stop
accounts {or hotel.
heard from
.. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY” 28. 1891.
Ill-UH“! All) I"!!! “00]”.
Hull. “III!“ 3. N. llllluty
W' ‘
ELIZA KELLY Is INSANE. Jounsinisrtc cursors.
of the city department of Ta! Ema
motion with the paper today to become
editor and publisher of the Adams.
(Ila...) Freeman. an Bight-page weekly
“.19, paper that has a glow of health and prose
go to his
est. Ilr.
classes in
born and
has always resided. Is attested by his
I and musi-
fall, cal circles. and In the several odices of
y that have at various times
In. Hols familiar
can from A to ’
w field of labor
than: of success.
tween Ir. Crows
Friday’s Accident.
Crown's popularity among all
doctor Ed Lahry
ting been 0! the most pleasant character. and
“a while they sincerely regrothisdepsrrore.
J turnalintic career.
y editor. Like
aflouth Norwalk boy,
with so aptitude for
newspaper work,aud enjoys the conll
wide circle of
friends. We commend hrtn to the good
will of the public.
WN‘
Does newspaper ndvmlslogpay Is no
longer an opal question. Win at you want
and where to gas
such an Invasi-
aumn truck from behind.
the boat returns from
as you can and stop them."
pended In The Bonslnsl'a nnslnoas Dlvac-
'l’ha Goings and Orr-Inga of People we
About.
*7 Mr. and Mrs. John H. L29, of Boston,
cg were in town yesterday.
ho Mrs. James Bartram, of Jersey City,
no is “sums in Norwalk to day.
hrs city, is the
guest 0! friends in New York.
Jesse Platt hair returned from a visit
with his parents in Long Island.
spending the day in New Hillard.
ens, of East avenue,
is r-Delldlng the day in New York city.
go C. Carpenter. of
ping at the Mahackemo
anyway ?"
Engineer Bignry replied:
white light at Seventy secon
Miss Mary Srllrck returned homalast
s. evening from a five wu-ka' visit in New
erlr.
shear ."
thu-gu-rt of hit-s bIflbr'I Miller. of the
borough.
Miss Eleanor Middlvhmnks, 01 Pills-
llrld. Mass” lrl Walling friends on East
ave-title.
Miss Lucy K. Jrnrrings, of Mormon,
gational church in this
home for a short time.
Mrs. Warren Mortimol Portchvsler.
'a the guns: of her mother. Mrs. E. M.
Mrs. Coulee Orifllri and bliss [noise
, are visiting at the
guest oi niectrnsn
Iii and Mrs. Ufltlfgfl films. of Bridge
pit", sud III-s Nelliv Rrymond. of
Bridgeport, will spend Sunday with tbelr
uncle, Oscar W. Ru) mood, of East Nor:
walk.
the Ausoms antlnsl says: “Miss
Eva Reed. who has been visiting balls
tor. Ira. U. I". ‘l'olles. returned to her
homo in Greenwich today. Acconr
psuylng be In flies Mid Newman.
her niece. whoso- horns la in Niurwalk.
but who has been visiting here a few
native piles.
day a. " l
‘ A - g ‘ WW WILTON II It's.
lpwossh League Iloatabla. W“
The members of rho Epworth Dagm-
of tho First II. ['2 church lit-Id a sociable
at the horns of Charles E. mm on South
Ilsiu street last. I‘VI‘III'lg This was the
first Inc-obi» hold by the society in soon-
rim. and It proved very woes-elm. A
piano solo was given by Ilse Hands.
lira Urrgnry and Miss Nash gave Inm-
eating reading». solos were sung by II-s
[His Crows and Horace B. ““6", Ils-
Anuie Hoyt and Ittss Fannie Rich played
an lnsrtumsnraldusr. Illss Bsdlo Bodwsll
and In. liner D. Randall rendered a
vocal cum. and Cloths E. Hoyt played
on the violin. The exercise- were very lss
much enjoyed and the evening's pleasure
was complete in every respect.
Divorced IMF“
Judge Prentice granted two divorces
yesterday morning. I'tsuela Bursa.“
New Canaan. was given a decree from
Anna Boa-a. of Daubury, on the around
of adultery. They were married July
N. I808.
Olmstesd. on Tuesday.
In. William D. Gregory.
I evening, was a decided
.50 cleared.
«noted a decree from Emily Mutt
Yonkers, If. Y. They
Octotm ll. .
“I“.
lusts-o.
ALMOSTAN OTHER HORROR.
TRAINS WITHIN TWO PERT OF
EACH OTHER IN THE TUNNEL.
Conductor Id. Laney, formerly of South
Norwalh. Prevent-a Bopetlon of has:
It now appears that within two hours
arm the accident in the Central tunnel,
and while the bodies of the victims were
being brought up from the
two trains came within two feet of each
They were
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford train No. 16, in charge of Con-
No. 13, in chargeol Conductor W.Wbsel-
er and drawn by Engineer Thomas
No. 16 arrived at a point below Eighty-
sixth street station the thousand-feet
signal displsyed a green cautionary light.
and Engineer Close slowed down and
then came to a stop at a point directly
opposite the scene of the accident in the
central tunnel. Conductor thcy ‘ and
his hrakemarr run back to the rear of the
train. and immediately felt the jar and
“Run back,” said Lshey to the brake-
man. “Fur G Id's suite run back as (or
OI! dashed
the brake-nan, and when about two
hundred feet back he saw another train
rushing toward him. and managed to
place a torpedo on the track Ju-t in time
to jump ba Ir against the srdc ol the
tunnel and cape death. The train was 3, --
New York Central No. 13, and the brake» ' """" 43183
man saw Engineer Rigney reverse his
engine as be heard the torpedo.
The New York Central train run to a
point within two loci of the train in
front and came to a stop. and Engineer
Britney jumped to the ground.
4 Conductor Laney, with the fatal colli-
sion fresh in mind, said excitedly to
Engineer Rrgney: "My God. man, do
you want to repent this morning’s acci-
dent ? What are you doing in this block
"1 got the :5;
d street, and :3.
McManus, the operator. stuck his head
out and said: Everything is all clear;go
III; CA!!! 700 .IILBS
To Inspect South Norwalh's New coa-
grcgatlolsal Church.
John E, Oats, of Charlotte, N. C., was
In South Norwalk yesterday. The Pros-
llyIrI'lan society or that place are about
to build a new church. and Mr. Outs. as
chairman of the building committee.
crime from his southern home
away, purpisely to inspect the Congre-
city. the design
having been selected by the Charlotte
Presbyterians from among numerous
orh.ra, as the one best sorted to their re-
quirements. Ir. Oats spent a portion
of the afternoon In the church, in com-
psny with tho sexton. making; numerous
Inquiries and taking copious notes touch-
lng minor»: details 0! the constructlon of
the handsome edifice. He evinced no
little enthusiasm over the design and
ion rlor arrangement of rho church. The
seating capacity of the one the Charlotte
people are to erect will, of necessity,
have to b.- greater. he said. to accommo.
datoa largo undgrowrng congregation.
Ilr. Oats incidentally paid South Nor-
walk a very high compliment, remark-
ing that It was the moat thrifty looking
northern cily of its size be had ever seen.
Although born in the south. and having
always made that section of the country
his home. Mr. Oats has the makeup of a
wish-awake northern business man. and
isunsof the progressive cltlarns of Ills
rm, Dollars Cleared at the Orange 'l'ss-
Irs. lalrehltd'a laser-I.
Illsslsry B. OIIIIIIOAII, or Itiddlstown,
was th» guest of but unclo, Prof. Edward
G. If. C. Gregory, of Brooklyn. Is
spendings frw days with Ill-i mother,
Rufus Barton. who Immuty lived with
hlsgrasdfathcmtre Isltt 1. Grand Blames.
has removed to Wrsfport. wrists he will
mitts with his uncle, Edward fiturgss.
The orange in IWIII tn the Congrega-
«clonal chapel, Wednesday. and repeated
diary-lies dollars was taken In and about
Funeral ssrvlcss over the remains of
lira. Emily Pslrchtld. whodlrd suddenly
Thursday evening at her residues on
Honour: “not, will use plsoson tins-
day afternoon at the! I. church. Booth
Wilton. brglnclng at 1:80 o'clock.
. W
fiery Inrnace.
. 700 miles
PRICE TWO.
the Golden Grove
American know.
street. Norwal , last. _
G. E. .
Birmingham; W. O. i
EIVBI, m We ”a SI
Several msmbsssot l .
8., George 0. Com '
Howard Dory; Mel ‘
W. I. 0.. Ilia- Susie -'
O. D. Buckley;
J. 1!. Atwood and W:
representative to (he. i .
cry. James Walsh; W
H. Baldwin.
Twenty-three of the tw _
admitted at. charter Illa. .
tiou regarding the “datum .
of General Secretary M. ‘
M. C. A.
POST-OFFICE 3100
Becwlpta and aim-r
clpisl con-mt v
Some interesting figures
the receipts and sxpendi ,
principal post’ofllcea in v =
South Norwalk included. will
in .tbe following tables.
contains those wrong. In
whose gross receiptawero ,. g
The second column gives IN.
peuses. and the third column
cent. of expense to thegrosa
The postmas or salaries and
hire is shown by the following
.
.
.
.
.
.
-:
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.
as
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B
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§§§§
bl.
g!
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M .4
Keep up with the times by hm
business announced to The .-
Duslnesa Dlnetovy for 1001.
An out More [afar-laid.
The following. from the - 4 ‘
Sentinel will be of interest to It. . '
many friends in South Norwalk: 2
old Globe Clothing house does not ,‘
at all familiar in its new (Ina, ‘
finishing touches to which an .
given by Osorgs Crook and his may
day. When one enters the doors Is '
hardly believe that the light airy
with for the pass I .
familiar Iorms of C. whiz-mild:
assistants are to he soon, but Ills .
dark paper in panels upon "as » , .‘
has dllappuhl’od, and no Inca,“ ‘
dark COIOItd woodwork rel-slur. .
stead there is a delta; of solid . ..
light blue Io color, and the walla~ ‘
covered with paper of acres- , g
There Is a border of tetra com I'M
bronzed moulding top and bottom. i
woodwork Is pointeds light drill .. j
and the gallstone have been bronlf
over. anrstsslavgsdottblaw . » . i"
the rear and large single windowaol ' f
sides. routing the rear of the storm
best lighted during the day tins, ,
at night the electric lights tasks is _
«that day. Handsome shades are
Ibswlndowa. The change ls .
Ind speaks wall for the tasted the . '
prtctor. *
«It’s economroslunrussslasusn.
WM..- ._---......_...____,._
I lat-at Inflows-sat “slots.
The Natural Improvsatsat
a very Interacting meeting yesterday"
lernoon, at the residence of libs l~
Rowan, Booth Iain mast. TI.
under discussion VII vas. 3
Busch" Btuwe.sod tbs fallowlag W
gramme was nudsred In an ~ .
manner: Piano dos“. lbs
(lunch and In. I. 8. Bones“;
solo. Ilsa Alma W ; was .
IIrsJ). II. Peass. Ilsa Hm . ‘
Ills-Hendricks and “India . ‘
lnstrnmsntslsolos by llssarsao , '
Ind In. Fred W. Qslalsrd. m
meetingottirssocluywlll built!“
the Illssss flows, of High “I.
W
saunas-s m y
All entertainment was bald trader It;
auspices of the Union ’
Norwalk Chronicler