month: ‘ rm Ir. Raymond was
ohlimd logo toNew York 'on hurricane
‘ a'adStarr improvedthe opportunity to
you“ by hi- employer’s abunoe. The
only otherperlon in uremiauraut was
Thomas Hogan. of Wertport‘, a boarder,
and outhe pretextthatho wantedhini
to collect some money due on furniture.
Starrinduoedlicgantogo toWiltou.
After the young man had departed,
Starr packed up the valuables in the
plaoe,arnorig which was a gun worth
315, a fish pole worth $10, a revolver
valued at $10, towels, napkins, extract of
coffee, etc" worth about $3), amounting
in ulltonurly .60. Without stopping
to bid mo! hi friends good-byeJie
hastenedtothedepotwiththebundleof
valrnhles and boarded the first west-
bound train that came along. He is
Will to be in New York city. When
Mr. Raymond returned and discovered
the line he immediately notified the
police and they are eudeuvoring to catch
Starr. In conversation with a Snyrrsm.
reporter this morning Mr. Raymond said
heme prosecute Starr to the fullmt
extent of the law.
‘2 Itwill be remembered thatStarrlust
summer went toNow York and procured
ahoneand ourr'mgel‘rom theIlanhattan
more. in But Thirty-eighth street,
which he drove toWilton and turned
overbflubhardBlakealeeforW. Starr
ultihattimeworking forDr.Robin.
Ion. Sometime previous to this esco-
padeherauintoacarr'mgeonWeotavev
nuoand aevereiy injured theiadyoccu—
pant. After his varied expariems in
Wilmfltarrmovedwitbhiayoungwife
totliidty.whore heohanged his name
bmwingand mooredemploy-
Ilnt in the reatauranL About one
month ago his wife left him. It is
thoughtthatalieiealaoinllewh'ork
city. He iaat‘ailulcudcr fellow. about
twenty-liveyeanof uge,andbaealizht
min-tacho. It is oaidthat he hasseveral
, wealthy relatives in New York.
Water lat-n.
Humor: [read with a good deal
ofintarmtthearticle in your paper 01
the 0th inch. regarding the writer privil-
eges in «unity. What! would like to
aakio.whatinducementuretlmofler—
edtoanyoubiidebueineaies to locatein
townorwhatadvautagudowe give to
tlioaewhoarcnow with note keeptheni
here, except to charge them in every
way we can for any or everything which
other towns are only too willing to give
them for the she of holding them in the
town. As regards the meter arrange-
ment,touie plain language. lt'ia “some"
of the hilt water. The simple idea of
charpugonc taxpayer at the rate of We
per 1,000 gallon. the other at the rate of
. hepmMIllgallonamn thefaoeofitdoos
not look right: moreover, if you meter
mmaterall. Nomlmyrclfamaiwer
ddsextmtflurthermoreJam metered
ldoaot. however. object to the coat.
dmplytlieideathatlniuat ocrimp and
mwhilamhenfora certain turn one
Chuck (1 them-lone lluid aathey
plea-e. Tixravrn.
more input, Galley, at Stamford.
diflodyllbwmaaCoInon. No. 1842,
am ”lip-t. My r. 3m-
+ hi
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it
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”fluently elected and appoinb
ll“!
of Company D.» Sim
thirteen on three i
LieutenantrColonel
Captain Slwndan, of four.
After the that formal
lion ofVChptain Bhenw uof
Captain Frost was made » _
HERE AND 'I' u
The Important New! ‘ »
Clare-Inlet! in a (loud v
The 100 workmen who,
their placer: at the Eaton.
ham factory, Bridgeport, a
and still remain out.
Solomon Batiste, :1 Promo
aged fifty tire, was struck a '
killed on a gradecrossiug of t
dated railroad. at
morning. .
The members of St. John's‘
church. Bridgeport. have re
their rector, Rev, William
with a handsome New Year's gi
Want!
lonatora
downto
'andwna
egronpof
bigred
Yestenlay 1.000 guns were sen
York from New Haven from t
gun almp to be shipped to the
empire, being the first inatallmen
Marlin guns ordered by the China
eminent. More on» soon to follo
Stephen Hartley. aged with _
mm of Bridgeports oldest reside
suddenly stricken with heart f
In amt
yesterday. and falling to the sidew
expired before oasiotance could be
mom-d. '
Frank G. Brogan. president of
Hartford Telegram Publishing compo
died last night of acute Bright’s d’
lie was thirty-eight yearn old. He
been connected with the blame-er
merit of the Hartford Telegram ainoe
start of the paper.
Barry Baldwin. twenty-three y
old, a Trinity College ~ student, who w
spending his vacation in North (luilfmd,
was found dead in on old wellon New
Year's morning. He had been very ill.
\Vhile delirious he wan-lever] out of Ibo
house in the curly morning
and met his death by falling in
the well. The facts in the case have
only jxnt come out.
Frank Budpn. a i'luddam hunter
Monday night, captured a large chicken
hawk, which had been attracted by the
light of his lantern, and took it home.
For an» kerpin he placed the bird in
his cellar. rod“ in the morning found
that the hawk had captured a half
grown cat, which it had killed and
lurakfaelcd on. It measured 43 inches
from tip to tip.
W
Weatport and flaunt-ck.
Rev.Carl Purgeraonn former rector of
Trinity church, is visiting friends in
town.
John Batu, who hair been in a critical
condition, owing to o severe attack of
lagrippe, is reported to he slowly im-
provrng.
The Vigilcnt Engine Co. will give
. another ball in National Hall on the 200i
of thin month.
A sociable wad held loot evening at the
residence of J. 3. Gregory, Sauptuck.
by the Epworth league of the sausa-
tuck M. 8. church. A very enjoyable
evening was apent by all who attended.
There willbe aprayeraod praise aer-
vice at the Bangaiuck ll. 2. church thi-
evening. A cordial invitation in extend-
ed by the parlor to everybody.
'l‘bo taut lid Pola-
The polo situatim memo to [womb
theoomplotedidotopationofthelam
atanearly date. link man [but
’oontrlvadthomphyrdthhwaak'“
valuation-tantalum. mall-re-
' lord Quantum: “We trouble
huh-comforter», in the mall borne
patron-(cotangent. Thurber bum
untouchable in all the cities. No
menu in brine made from the some
anywhere. Thiaienotbroometheqaal—
ityofpolo W title year harlot
NW“... "‘ I An Ovation in the Senate Alter The Vigilantea Lynched Five
mount up held Fm , it: Was. Sworn in. More of the Shores.
m m M m m i 4 WW um rm rhizome monorail?
a" Imm"mz M "’ 2 '~ " We ' 2 ., . ‘ ... V1‘m‘... .w—rrfl...‘_ ,, 7‘1”- , .
' dwhich ~' ' PM. lie Province That the «mil-445m 2 “firIQflflh “.mfiafi ltlgdtgd
loan. to the People at Indiana Claw
ore.”- u r Para-at. 1-- Im on
Manor!» Saturn»
alondtheaenatewaadivaraldod only by
“10' Governorllill'onoeptinuou the floorand
his entrance upon his oeuatorial dutiea.
tag. with pleasant. unanimity, Hr. lorgau'a
Nimrana canal revolution. adjourned until
Waduoaday. '
Senatorllfllarrivedattho Carin! early.
mmpaaied by General Tamworth. He
went at once to the homoerotic cloakroom
ator went in to shake bu hand. Several
mombernofthehouaecome ovorandeaton
thantmtoaeetuenewiooomr‘rwornio. '
Au Ovation to Senator lull.
Thercwnealoo an unusually large num—
berofqiectatminthegallery. Onthe
new narrator's dusk on the back row, the
thirdlrom the end, there won a basket of
did not attempt to mutual their natiafue»
. . tion at Mr. Hill'r pm.
form of a purse containing ”)0. While ‘m.mm was mains the 3““.
after prayer, the ovation to Senator
ill mated almost a disturbance. Mr. hill
0 through the door and woe shown to
between those at Senators Brice and
l.
or iliiicock then clapped into the
die made, and announced that David B.
was present ready to take his neat.
lithe Republicin senator escorted his
“a th h ad
whileehoveli our in fro t' ' t Morfl‘m'stlcsk,whero coal was —
”g V nto m ’ end. The now aenator then shook
buck inzo the aowd of Democrats.
ho was win nummnded.
buzz became so great that the vice
Mr. Hill staid bucket ht rentanl
'p'pi. wen: formed into line
in front of the new senator, con»
ark The-oenewuaonewhlohha
"creme:
MID um may»; 1‘
mud-aw I‘
Pamphlet in?- in: MM» ‘
‘taa mar-inn with rum. ta-
Inarmlaatlon Wan Contour-uteri.
.‘ mm, Jan. 3.~—I»‘ive more of tho
Mwmhvo'bcou
la the regulators at Wouinck Bill. Am
.tha victims were two winncn, deters of the
notorious Bob Simwho him“ "'2’?
WW; Neal Shniéabmtherdflie
Wand two men belonging tothe
m." " ’l'liedynchingolthewwomeniramat»
‘ to WI” 0, Wm not, regrohbut they. theirownacu.
big, thaahlhipointoutvurmJWMWflW-M ”salami-Minu-
ioatanceawhoretheprhiooaodL-lyllrooke mm“!!!- _‘
were togetherJnclndlng a meeting attire .2 mom party.itnppoar-.woreontlwir
Donnater hotel, when both went loco:~ 3"! from Wornaolr'n Hill .to Leak, Hm.
““0- “W WWV‘hm wheutheywm ovortakcnhy uremia»
habit ofdrivin; to the residence of Lady ‘08. who were hunting pygmy Thor-111!
wihlinw “Ml crate, son-to attempted to escape, but failed, nnd were
," I. “1:” “f", the m “ wast, m quickly mam by m vigilantes. Neal,
‘ m“. oopyo‘ m Mphht, declared who knew that his situation wuoadeeper
that Lady Berettordohould nolonger boro- mono, 5110M tight Md ”will“?d hisre~
wired at the Marlborough Home. but tint volrer at the posse. without, however, any
by the nuisance or Lord Bali-bury the ‘etlect. He was quickly dimmed. but in
quarrel wupatchedmall hand-agreeing ‘apite of this continued. to urinal» with
tolay the blame upon In. Gerard Page, mixhtandruainogiinit overwhelmingmids.
Ltd! won“! me” who M m” LII Ila nettle It Right Here.
the lotion mntainod in the pamphleh A“ In the midnt of a furioua etmggle to over
“Wilma.“ “”1“" heouullld' powortha daniemlo :| Voice lrom among
in with the mwfioa or one copy. width dope-n angrily Mllt'il, “What's the matter
'- ault to. the VIM! 8m by In- mieming thenmrtleror’s lmiueso right
h'anaaa. “"5“th I‘M haul" The commotion was eagerly adopted
by the residuum. mud in lieu than three
minutea Neal Sims was (tingling from a
twat the end or .1 mpe. Th» body was
riddled with bullet» M II moirmul in mid-
alr. and there was one di-s‘wrudo km in
Alabama
'm’»""‘- “4" '"Y ““2” omofthc favorwlthwhidiliordandhady
Brooke were received at Room
bythol’rioeoofWalao. ltiaclaixncd that
thepamphm contain- io'ivnio correspond-
micewhichpamdbotween lady Bereaford
andLadyBrookadurlnc the Murat-nit,
anditiualdtbatit thowatbatSierlou
Cummingmaiatalued dleuoe upon certain
point-incouneotiou with the trial out or
generally were desirous of getting
committee work, and after adopt-
in a moment rurrounded by a
wanton; Every Democratic our
room. The Democratic senator:
MORE BLOOM“ IN KANSAS.
“m oltlb that-(Hob Shot Dow-Dy
a mi Poona.
Anunos. Kan. Jan ti..A courier brinp
thenewaof admparate running fight he-
tweon the being daeperadoee who kill'd
Sheri! Dunn and wore tokillJndgr Boikia
andnnnrmedpoaacol purulent. The do-
poradoee numbered fifteen men and were
ditcoveredhytheporseencampediuaguloh
aoutli ot Springield. They had pickets out
and anon diacovured the peace. A couple of
wagon: to which horse-i were hitched were
landing in readineasnoar their camp. into
their vehicles the hunted men rprnig all!
rtariedollatakdlingpaca with the pal-o.
which won mounted on horseback. in hot
pursuit For ten miles the dormer-ado-
tokeep beyond the ramp of tha
by Senator ('arlislc. llill'r chair
Tia) vigilaatcn were evidently satisfied
when they had defined of the chief of the
main! were mung uwny.when one of
the women throw it atone which struck one
of the lynchers on the hook or ‘llt‘hln‘ail.
he page, was alnwly vouml to blsuxlshv-d.
and thin not math! them furious. A halt
murdered and tin» women and men were
warned that if they valued :lu-n' him they
nutdesirt in their actions und 1mm» the
vldiiity irnmwliotcly.
11.. Women tuning l'p. Too.
Theadvtce was not heeded. Both of the
W women. thinking probably that their sex
ng him henrtilyon his victoryiri Wincheatenof their WSW- but he" would mve thorn hum thrower“ the
aflatbeapadmaintaiaod hop-told! an MW“ whim! “W“ "Ml-””3
buried with all their strength at the regula-
tbair boron and the pose succeeded in . n: . the .
M38 within rillo ahot. turn, at theaame time voting men in a
~krcllaunonnocd the resignationof ANNIE light on "m level plain- '- vary odemnvo manner. the lynchvni. ripe
outdo mmitteeof migration. of mm up, up {or on, four mil“, (infill! tooontinuc their work, inherited toihu
ontha commitments“!— whichtlu-ec of the “a." were soon to hula abort time. Then they heldabricl
Mr. Blackburn on executive do» tumble shot “”0085 the head, from their conference at which n. was determined that
, and of Mr. Voorhceson relations neat: iii “m WW At the end of the four the country wouul be well rid of the whole
ids, and uwkozl that Mr. Hill heap- mile m“ the bone: a, “m pnnnrrs became Sim: tribe. .
n the «minim»... in plan» of there in!“ ma “I”! m“, a dam“. U, “mm half The "ports vary as to what lulmwwl. but
It won an mm. a mile m u W‘h» where they primiml fresh the accepted om- n thnt a ru. i was made
m and Illfilll startedin pursuit. The upon the two nionund women and that. ill
liable measure was introduced in courier mayo the pursuing party. numbering I?“ dailmmm' from ““521"! ‘52:“);
by annular Peder. lt Bounded, fourteen mu. “I; follow the dmporadom mflwm fitftll‘rgl cpl-i hlidlmt anl
thereliefofthewovhol 13- lawNolan‘alamlifneoeasuyaudhriu' 7.” ' ’m '3“? yo {3
“Tami,“ the naturc 0; the re- them buck. dead or alive. Biron The lynclwni thou diorama-d. hating
1 . - - the bodice emu - to tho breeze,
‘ for re explained Tho people Judge Botkin went to Springfield under a 5 _
the [wearable anyfi. on: now military gnunlnuil prowededtothc com The ruins trim-u om. .
dcr "the grievouv burdmi of house, where in, opium] the dibtr'ict court. The named of tin- bims Women, it ks
tom charges. road.» pnaible by m deputy mam reported that all up pg. learned. were Laura .nml Baum-o, They
ty of monoy, the direct conno- tit-z, fur whom he had warrants had lied. mpretty and intcilipont and rmltopul»
. elation fnvnring tho crulit- The judguthouadjonmed (tourmalinmmng lhh a paper. The hourly is now entirely
taliata and battle to the wage- that he would proceed to Santa Po, Kari, wiped out. Three men wmbelongcd tome
pmluoer. mulling in the en- and upon court there next Thursday, gang are it'd! at long». but their late will he
aha-tummy a»: tho; of the ms: at the gang
an noon in they are inpl‘in’t'd.
to\'ieePreui»
ith the oiliccra, signed the roll and
t was required to rap for order.
- members, healed by Cute-hinge, ol
been wither-ed in the ornate for
if ever.
{El-mg ofthc londaof thepeo
ii In inch an extent as threatens
“th land- to their pea-ntowanra
A DEADLOCK N GO ECTlCUT.
la Ila-Inna 'l’lll tho Boun- Incognito:
3.; gmxfim) 3m: “ignifil: 22:11:3233'1‘“ Inland Dot-mined to l)‘"l'l)d the dainty
the people 0! lull-n- uim hrerolutioo pumice by Ir. (Hark. chub °' "" “"3"“ “cm ‘
neuriry upon my all all m, WMWWWIU the mate Tum”. Jan. R.——The town nodprovinm
min. the state. to the of the am in money called out the ““1538“! I" m ‘:"“4‘““,”‘;";‘,,,3
half the cash value of landa. dechntion by a” Democratic Ion-tors um arrhy. SII'LMkv .rvan . nil: . t eh. mi
0‘ 1.! 0mm 0‘ they woulddonobuduem until the house minim, bar-em “1 “WNW“ it" '3'
WWW a. mm candidate- “, filer of foreign affltlnt to thuelfect that on-
For, the iroverurnflztiato receive “.3. clean. la the altar took energetic mousum to
z; r. per year, (mm to ‘ m. Holden movodtotake from the table Wood the town Bugle]: radon: would be
mm M be Maul aonateiointreaoluliouNoJ,whichdeclam W~ , ,
”” worm in the tavern» theiootlnuofJohuJ. Phelau an mm Thumb finnhhindltrltgm
m" premium!” note parable datato.1‘hi9haabeooreiectadiuthebome. Mlmmm mm?! o to e
' Sumtmohtwm Itwuvou-dtotaka it from thetableand Wflwtw the 3m» min law
’8“ '1' W WHO“ 0' “I! W traaamitittothehomeand ark forerun- toavaillitmaell “i the W "W ‘3'?
5"" ‘tofnm-io be M m mlttaeofconfmnoe. Theron waauaaal» Nthmlbmm hogan-“x
“‘1' «tumhrdnoolthem Inlloldenwaa tadonthe wedhhMW-mmw menu
> W 1!!! ”10 N135 annual committee of conference. min then wualupa "3 W‘.‘ ”W» G '1'
tar 0' ll"1 '31” the. WW took an adjournment null Wedneaday vowel! 11innderer.tliahawk and rappler
' Vim! on.aodiftki‘rhnot mg, have their boata any» land blemish-u
county amount due. then the la a. m the pm W’lfm‘lflhfom atauy moment.
‘ "flat!“ I!“ the W icon to mutational t irate .,-
myat ‘ helaiidauuy he mood or (2023mm t at the World'n fair wan ”W ”’“u'u' """""'
lathe “ My, Amotlonthattberuhuheauoponded Tums. Jan. o.-’l‘he executive com-
2~- and the bill be immediatelypauied no in». MW of tho mm WNW hm hm
Bllhl-Ih- llnfl- Thoactiimoftheuuatelnappoiutingu: mm“... _ "xd‘fwgg
flu-«MM were m wmlttcoof eoafmaoeon the reach “any“ ”mm” in “I. “um-‘0‘“ to
Auincnv m rvmoian.
nu
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Another Dart-u cyclone.
mm Ala. lira. aua remu-
oue of our annual linen salon. except for the fact that in. :3 sale
we shall put allour'forrner urine, var-o wayin thoshadoas‘i' L .. 3
special reductiona‘during thiamale; ‘il'l'fllls, our first ad. for the
' l‘i‘u'iurin‘ni‘o... m. 'N'm inn-a renal “new year; we wohld‘ impulse upon our patrons and friends, that u
tmmniyduir with brief, for brevity is the soul of wit, extend your patronage to us,
‘ titypt' .W ool Hosiery and Underwo
be below' cost, and in many instances less
“centered on the above stock, which will
l‘tlk"£‘i33%&fium“ W 4“”
mane. 3.1!.
m W W950».
irmtoro AN, urn flocculation.
l'J. auditorium. ‘ ‘2 . »
, ' ‘ in: noon. 1 We
“Wm'iiommuimm
. IWMM .‘l'lw.’ Lira-blame
.‘ n.nx.i.nmiq3m£mu on!
Rn! +,
January rolls around, and as has been our custom we shall give
it is'our sole endeavor to always give you as good and many times
better value for your mOney than yen can get elsewhere. , To be
and we guarantee you the best of treatment. Finally, these prices
last for but one week, so lay in a full supply for your future use.
No time like the present. Note the prices.
Good quality all linen table damask 54 in wide, marked down
to 19¢ per yard. Fine 56 in bleached table damask, value 390,
during the week 29;: per yard. Extra 64 in German table damask
fine design, regular 50c goods, 39c per yard. 2} bleached 68 in soft
finish, as a special leader, reduced from 50c to :ii'lc per yard.
Best quality of 2’.” inch bleached damask, very nobby designs,
actual value of this quality of damask is $1 per yard. We shall
give you a chance of a life time, only 69c per yard.
One special bargain in turkey red damask, the 450 qualityact-
ually, reduced to 325C per yard. ‘
The biggest thing for a little money ever seen.
N. Y. large size Huck towels. 190 each.
2 line all linen damask towels, full size, for 19c.
During this week—just think of it——l doz. napkins for film».
One special lot of n 5»: German Damask napkin, bought to close
out the lot. “or price will be 81.12%: per doz. “’orth at least $1.75.
0m- lot fancy turkish towels for tidies, eta, choice 9c each.
Special In Stamped Linen.
One lot ofllureau Scarfs,’l‘idys and Splash-
ers at 420., worth 50, 62%.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
1 lot. 30. each, worth 50.
1 lot 9c. each, worth 124,0.
1 lot 150. each, worth 19c.
1 lot 190. each. worth 250.
The standard
Outside of our Linen sale we shall make
a Special Price on one lot fancy trimmed
Ludivs' Jorsios 'tlt 490.. Worth more than
this Juice :1! \i'liolesulc.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
A Shamellil Sacrifice!
A great slaughter of Gents’,
Ladies’ and Children’s Wool Hos-
iery and Underwear
M.S.SlAVT|lTH’S.
macaw“
Owing to the buckwardness oi the season
we find ourselves loaded with a great quan-
ai' which
., fill"
must be sold. r
And as we are anxious to unload this
stock you may depend that the price will
than manufacturer’s price.
Our whole time and attention will be
be displayed on our center counter for the
next two weeks. '
Agent fer the Domorest Sewing Machine,
$19.50; guaranteed {for five years.
W—
Mummwm ..
, arm.wmia
2. home-n»... *2. 2
giro-3n film‘xlmg mmfilfll‘.
hound triathlon in butane. bran and ion.
mum‘s: 3301'.»
NOBWA IRON 'OltKB L‘O.’l'he.Wataru
‘ R. h “0.8.26.0 , val li‘ .
W mil... in“. {.mmmu‘hh'l‘w
repairs for man no and when“.
“FIELD.“ A. Knight rt. N. New ma
chloery made mommy. rundown-Malt:
WWAWUBUB ouiwmu 5110B-
HABVIY 0. ll. North lain 1!. '
w.» ill WWW rubbers. , w
vino Main 5.; M“
A MAJ” a1 .. . frulta.
limb. craters. dame. minim. atom
- «I it BTW
lobeWIama. fruits. 53%.». mg. i'
i.‘:.l.1._A‘1' JUDD' (la-blur t. Pine llamaa
murmur. W mourns. .0». Library.
CM; ‘ :. WILLIAM ll. Benedict Farm market.
1:1. It " etablu, «and mode.
2‘
H
. t momenta». vex
nuns. nonunion» .I‘Jlflnlum
on kinds. llomerend lard a special!)
WORKER," WM. 195 Wuhlurton errant
bridge. 5. N. Dealer in all kinds reeh moat:
DOCKWOUD L. Wuhlnirtou tit. hrld 8.8
one mourn. fish, oyster». clams. reset-hater.
RAYMOND. GERSHOBI, 13 No. Main at. 8.8.
prifiie manta, poultry, etc. Choice cuta at
can prices.
SMl'l'E‘s WASHXNWI’ON MARK . QWaeh»
lumnMN.meuti.wnlm‘,for y .
WEBBEB. J. P. 12 Main at N. choicomeata.
poultry. fish, vegetablee.e c.
LUMBZB DEALERS 8 PLAID“) emu.
RANDALL'S MILL. KN. lumber and timber
rough or worked toorder. mouldi momma»
”3058 AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR, HENltleal West an. 8. N. A)
kinih of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH. “'ILIJAM ll. 33 West at. S. N.
hing promptly attended to.
narrow no unamrn.
BATES. P. W. Water “.3. manufacturer 9
line grunite and marble work, and dealer
stone work or all kinds.
“N’s 001m
COMSTOCK BROS. Masonic bulld‘ x. 14 no»
Main at. 5.2:. Gentlemen‘e furnishing goods
FRANClS d2 (’0. so “'neihington at. S. X. tine
hate. gentleman‘s turninhinga 01 all kinds.
MERCHANT TAMBS.
GUSOWSEI E. 3| Wall st, N. A perfect r:
guaranteed; the latest styles always on hand
KOCOI'll. l". 17 No. Main at, s. N. Fine tail.
oring a crucially. Repairing. etc.
”MAKER".
COLLINS. R. M. lflllain at, S. N. Lauren on
material Used if desired.
FITCHAGSE‘I Miss. M‘Vall at. Nateemy in
“Old Etaten island Dyeing Eambiiehment.
Ellis“) TEACHERS.
FERRIS‘N. K. a) West avenue. S. Tow her of
Plano. Organ and Harmony.
(£18805. ALEX S. 2: Meruln st. S. Piano,
argon and harmony.
OYSTER PLAX'I‘HBS AND DEALERS.
BOYT. \V. B. 8: SOS. Dbl “'ater at. S. X. (foot
of Ra) nu uni.) Planters, exporter: and whole-
:nle tit-alum in native oysters.
REED .i- lim'sSlAN, ltlt “'ater 51.535. Plan-
ter» and shippers of Snrwalk oysters.
VAX SAME, J. L. a: C0. 1’. 0. box 5&8 S. N.
PATTZBXS AND MODELS.
SORW ALK PATTERN WORKS. (‘henflAis—
merit. prop, Riverside are. 3.x. House heat-
ing a anatomy, by alum!) out. water or hot
air. References: Norwalk Lock Company.
(steam): Dr. Bohannan. (steam): H. 1. Ben
mt. (strand: John Tryon. (hot air); William
ll. Smith. (“Hamil Grace Church. that air);
and many others.
PAINTERS.
BRAINARD. F. C. 7 Water st, )3. Sign painter
Paint. gold and silver aim a specialty.
OSTERBASK GEO. ll. 2 Water at N. House
and sign painter. paper hanger, dowrator.
THO'I'OhB' HERBS.
XUPTH. G. S. 78 “Rabin on s S. N. Ono
quality only. and that inform."
PflhalClASS.
Burke, W. 0.. office {hand «I? Washington at.
S. N. llonrafi to 10. l toil. '.’ to 8.
PIANO TUNER l REPAIBER.
“FINDER. C. F. corW:-.ll and Knight “3.x. Ala
dealer in pianos. orgiimi, sheet mimic. etc.
PLAYING—4101.0. SILVERAND KICK“
SOUTH .‘iOllV‘l'ALK PLATING (‘0. IQVValr-r
st. All kind“ of fleet“) luring done, liahing
and refinishing of all indent me good“.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON,.YA('OB M. Worthington annex! PM
s5. Property for anio. boom to rruum adv
“‘00 “WARD. E. A. No. Main $5.3. inmate to
rent and building lens for sale.
WADRANTS.
SYXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad Plan», 15. X. hit-ale
at all hours. Strictly RN class in every re-
spect. A few table bonrdem taken.
1.. AYES DEPOT RESTAURANT. S. N. al-
it)’ the best. prices the lowest. Open all lit
SCENES.
lull“): .MISH lNSTlTU'l'LN. \‘oaaalarliea
lwanl mg and day school. Foil tom Sept. l7.
Sills. MEAD‘S 803001: for glrh and young
1mm. llllhlde.N. Fall term oil-outlet. l.
suonrunn’n AND TYPE-WRITING.
LAI’DEETS BLOCK, 8. N. C. F. Pluth‘rln
Day and evening guanine. Send for circular
STEAM ENGINES IND PUMPS.
NORWALK IRON WOPKS COMPANY. The
Water st. S. N. near Railroad bridge.
smnsmp I'IOIS‘I‘ AGENTS.
LAYTONJM‘OB 1!. Washington“. next PA)
3.x. Pane. ticketmoraflnmonoy orders (are ad
8103!! DEALERS.
Frill ills. JOHN ll. ft Washington “.813 ahio
hm k, lune. cement. hair. planter.
MORTON. JOHN ll. 6‘: Tailor avenue. 8. B
Also layer of concrete w It.
MOVES. RANGES AND alarm
Klii'l'f‘lll'hl. LANDON 29 Havlland it, ll. N
it»: some and water beaten. P. 0. to: W
POWELL. J. W. 3 Wuhlngtnn at. B. N.
TRUCKING.
MORTONJORN 3.8:Taylor avenueo‘lfi. Lia-h
rind heavy trucking promptly attended to.
UNDERTAKEIB.
JENNINOS. J. D. n Home 8. ll. depot. M
dance 8 Elm ll. 3.":l‘nleplunw
JELLIE‘FE, em. a No. )faln at. d. N. Open
at tag} hours.
RAY 0ND. GEO. ii. to and t8 Main
thallium
. It. 8
3 Berkeley or. “loom 11-4.
A ms or minimum (iii
SKATES ( item lever) llllll
on P011 is.
Mao larder. violins mining prom. miter
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2222:» "owners“ 222.2“ "1'
a, r r on I‘ ., ii .-
la 5:33”. and thousand» of iii-viii
martin. 1»
thing» given with club order» for ourcolebral-
tea». and
ed hallo murder. Perfect rattaf .
manhole”. fiandao itanip for mail.
Thelelknapleafli
Bridgeport. Conn.
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MAM? VMPOR.
lo. I Wullnxtoe 8t, tor. tailor.
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