Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 9, 1892 · page 1

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. uncalledonlteatamtrsrldward nay-
nrondwlthacbeck,whlehhe raldhtlrr
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v'nlona. He aaidthat Thursdayrnorn-
lngBtarranreto hisstorewlthaclrsek

formanthoNationll BnnholNor'

walk. payabletotheorderol E. A. Ray-
lnondorhearer. It wassignedhylieorge
O. Kaela, end endorsedon thebeok with
the name 8. A. Raymond. The bill
Starr wanted to pay was for meat pun
strand by llr. Raymond. and amounted
.to m3”. Mr. Johnson knew that Starr
was employed by Ir. Raymond and sup-
porhrgitwasallrighthetooh thecheclt.
welders nesiptedhill landmine
was in m. Yesterday he tried
to get the check cashed at all
the banks in town. but without sums.
No George 0. Keelerhadntonerdeporita
edinanyol them. It then dawned
upon him that the check might be lore»
ed and a oonmltation with Mr. Raymond
proved it to be so. The latter. however,
will pay Ir. Johnson the amount at
his mates»

Thereare now three charges against
our, tor-m, fraud and then. and il
bobcat-rad. andthe probabilities are
thathewillh. it'illphfld withhim.

 

ll. , ELI-It’s INTERESTS MAIN.

law In fuelled Anal-st Layman-p
Ia encore-turnove- warren-m
nor-aware
Mbmflyhemmuchspecllav
ttin-tothedlectthe death olW.B.
Hallwonldhavenponthe lutureolthe
”motility-anode bnainaaa whielrlre
hidedawdwldchnndu hb Inna,
Ines «waded into proportions that
Inadeltlltflitltionol theeityinthe
~thatlewatrietlyonrnrnereialeater—
whom become. It is therelore
m to manner: that Ir. Ball's
”flbfigm ehangemther than
“Mt upon the absence
ollriperanaality. Thee-tire interests
whiehbepuurad in the basin-no.
modulatin- administrator“
' lib”, hat by the associates with
wha hehuheenworhinginharmonio
“warranting
-‘l'h’w ialn accordance withll'rJlsll's
wieaandplana. Theeatahtishrneutol
W.B.llall tan. muted the-best
partolh'ulileworhandwaahiaapecinl
pride. Altolhperpetnityhehadnrnch
the-measurirnatraadidPJJarnnm
reprding theGreateat Show on Earth
will heeared rather lea-tor his
aaraethantheinatitrrtionwittr which“
was identilld. whereas ltr. Man-
asernsd to think mainly ol the great
show u the means ol handing down
his macro lntnre generatitm With
Imflallitw- theinatitntiorr firstaod
hit-nil afterward. A man at rarely
nymptheticutnumlong with his but
Ire-ability.“ fire him grunineenjoyo
mmnaadmthegeatthrongol
happy shoppurwho came dailyto his
hrpuartlrornallpartrol theeounty.
Bew- thorow‘hlyintouch withthern,
III the bun. intercourse with the
tho—adahematoknowwss tolrinr
alwaolnelahllityrneresatialyingtban
anylerwol-oeiationwith hialellow
beiagoateldehlrownlsailycircle.
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Captainllfiheriden .. ........t
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erbaflotwaatahen and resulted as lolv
lows:
Captain frost
I.ierll.(.'ol Crowe........ .
Captain Intuition .. . .. .,
Captain Prmt's election having been
made unantinonrmemadealrielspeeeh
LieuunrentVmee.mol the lrentew
ant mlorretherr tools the chair and on
motion ol Captain Jam Sheriden it
was voted to orgasm a regimental
Wm’associatim. 'l’lrolollowingm
mitten of organization w. chosen:
C(llnflel Russell Frost. Norwalh; Captain
James E. Widen, Bridgeport: Captain
Charles W. llerrdrie, litarnlortl;
First Lieutenant Charles II. Parrots,
Winsted: Swami Lieutenant. Join:
UNielJlririgeptwt. The: ornamitteem
toreportstameering tohe heldin the
armory in Bridgeport January ill.

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In. an Colonelrrllh Fourth W.
The election yesterday. ol Emil
Frost. o! thir city,” the (My ol
the Fourth regivartngr the head
quart-not the command to this city.
whentheflobaelandhieutfirloneirav
side. The cornplinrenteatendedtoCol.
I‘mtbyhisalihtsry manta»
rnoetlatterin‘eharaetermnd nnd’rhir
direction there cannot beadonbt that
therergiurentwit y ”inhaler-er
prestige. Mfmrt'asuceeas with (forn—
panyl).wbichhelrarhept lathe lront
rank ol merit, and his great personal
popularity with that confined. in a
prupheeyolh’nlutnre asthma-and:
antolthereg‘maat.
Cellini-t 'w a native ol ML!"
Yukon/alarmed Yale collars-ring
the honmmenol theelamol Midland
a lawyer by prolerwion. lie was mt
missionerl tint lieutenant ol Company D.
of South Email. in January. 1886. low
the parpoeeel amending Captain”
son Taylor. Jr., and more into unsound
mmptaintheloliowingmmir. Ile'rua
Memberol the D.K.E.miery,a Free
Binomameln ol lheUnivernityclnh
ol thecityol Yorhmlthetfonnec»
tientsoeietyl'loudthedrnerieanltevnv
lntion.andol the New Englandsoeiety
d thacityol NewYorh. Helium
liner] hit protester-in thinker die-t
men ywsmnd Int stifled sprout
sent piece am the lawyer; oltlrie
musty. Ila bagentlenaaolfineay
warm and addmarendymdahle
speaker.atandahiahinmeialeirdee.and
ieineverypartiealar lnlly aphid lov
thehorwwableandrerporwiblewnitionto
whichhehaaheenprmnmed. librelar
time with the entire comm-darned
thermallriendlyudeordial character.
andhewillhavethelnil andheartyw
operation ol hit leilow (M as their
“mu—unfit”.

The operator. at the Bethe! star
tirrnol themnhnry andNovwalh mad
Thwadayaightuntadirpntchoverthe
wirrsetatiag that rehbere had entered
the station slew m below and
overpowered lisorge-‘lmlethe night
operator. Altar they robbed theplaer.
hertatadthathualleyhadheen-nrder'
ed. See-Whomtopenr ialor
inlerrnuiew hot-Connecticut andNew
Yorkpayerr. Theori‘iaatorelthehraa

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(lanthanum-witness
visithliroohlyn.

B. Thoseaiaeoatlnadtnthehouae
withaaeeondattaeholthesrip.

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Maya-term. .

Men.

'I’helunernlolWilliaanverittwill he
held londny.

mmwflhand Banirflafiseley
areserionalyill. .

7.8. Ilonaldrrm, ol south Norwalk,
haatheoontrncttooverhaal the plumb
in; in time ll. Tilly's residence.

Btu. Austin 1’. Terry died at her home
in llaagataek. Thursday night. alter an
illneaeol only {our days. llatrrrday she
wasetrieken with laptops. lollowad by
pneumonia. Ilrr. Terry had been an irr
valid lor many years. owing to spinal
trouble. and Mir a great Mom. she
had end-red her pain with lortitnde and
patience. Iler cheerlnl and loving dis
position nradeher dear to her relatives
and rnany lrienda, who all speak cl her
to the highest terms. The W was
a mind the “(thtilml church
in Weetpovt. litre was sixty ymrrt of
use. fwmtflllbeheldatthe
lease on Misty nt 2 p. m. Interment
1“ “It Word cemetery.

l'rmh litrllrvy. who lor rune time has
been the. victim at In gripper. is slowly
improving.

‘l'here was an omen recital and film
at the linear Varar's WW
church. Thursday evening, under the
animal the Y. P. ti. (7. ll. The sadi—
rnee». which waaollm'r sire, wra pleur
antly entertained by the My [day
in: ol Palm: (lib-ion, ol Norwalh. ad
also by the planting vocal aelectirm.
rendered by M-m and borne
talent.

The Pioneer "(wk and Ladder (‘0.
will holda‘rnndhnzaer, latin‘aweek.
beginning the Zulu ol this namtlr. list
teneive preparat'loth are being oracle lor
the opening night. when mpanien
lrou Norwalh. liowth Newwalk and East
Norwalk will be invited. A mllatiun
will interred at the mrnpnny'e hon-e.
alter which will lullmv a paradelhrorsrth
the twinrdpal streets ol the town attend
ml by a grand dbpiay ol fireworks, end
irg at National llall. where the bazaar
will beheld. ltia aunt-only supposed
thattlwrainrollirenrerrieto ditlurecohl
m. but in "I'D inetarm- thr- boys in~
tend to pabt the town red. .

Wehrrter define» harmony :ar "the pm
adaptatim ol pans to ml: other-wont»
curd a‘rertnerrt." When the state at
allairs “bulbs—at parent in the lire-ens
I'am'rlfnngreptirml chnrrh iamrrsi-lrr—
ed. the verrliet is, m Pope, ”All dir-
and. harmy not ‘ l.” Thereis
mmidernlde discord . ween the Ru.
lit. Davies and the .irjuat at resent.
allheme Sir. Davie-hm with
the marital ability 0! that body. Severn]
Sundays as», when )lr. Ihvia evil hired
the manner in which the Gloria I’atri
naming. the choir was nettlerl. BI!
when alinnday or two ago Ilr. 1W.
alter a hywn had been rather pomly
renderednpoltelro. thepwlpit inwards
totlwetlrn that hehoped his mm
hriiow would been a better scale than
the hymn just may. the lather-lion ol
the choir knew no bonnie. In eon-e—
arner. there are two larztlonr. The
major laetioa. or the retailer and his
adherentemnrhhernlnmlaction, ortiw
choir and their album. The result ol
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Longer. when Rm rose the
two polluters «are up. They
swords and hunched Mildew:
htrn.

Alterward a squad ol sohlim approached

and-attired by twoe under naturalists
wonntd ulnar. They marched to within
six lent lrorn when Johnson ire-holding
We is him There they halted.
thedrrrt twoaoidierslcveledtheh'lly
and find at tho two Am ration.
”l w- about film rm or! to no side.”
raid Luger. "Noonewat betweransand
them. thecrowd heir-abut ol the soldiers
at that moment. In lithe-1M were fired
by any (are. I saw the soldiers dhtinctly
level their rides at the ltaltimrmr'r m and
fire. The crowd had drnwn back when the
mtdimmne up. leavingsclearmhov
tween Blair: and the midterm. Alter the
Int shot was tired the soldiers pruned lor-
warrl alittle sndlmuld not ”them-marl
man who tlml. but lava run: it wuone d
the leading mldiers who fired.“ The exanr
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ram nuisa- Indicted.

Wit-airman. Jan. nutter»- Monti, the
Chilton minister. ha laid below Maury
Rhine the {allowing inlerraatton. which he
rewind lmnt lienor huh, the Chill.
nin‘mter ul lovely “I”:

The valentine-r estuary ol judicial
WM'PV'llll‘lmi instituted ”or. the regular
mm aim presided over by bulge ol
(‘rtma Hartman on. I7. in «term to

thfrleplr‘rrnbla inoldent 0' lb- day Hm» “I!

(the trouble in \‘ulpoulso between the (Yhilv
mm the allov- lrmn th Balm-over.
WWW The district attornryhaa
prevented an er ‘ {l reprrrt upon it»
uteri“. drawing t ’J‘Tlllowiurz mm:
'1!!! 'm selenium mature: ol m lb
stat tr: a brawl tantrum tutorial“ antl-
ol both “mm, 7h.» riot grew invention
time on armrtrtt ol the ’W ward in which it
«recurred. toll, of houses of. but vegetation asst
salon-w

herald «Tire Mum train the first no
event did all they were dorm-t to data-no
the riot. Thwmrrm rmdthapall.
barn ashrwwledred by everyone at thrown»
na-snaathl the Amateur Wrens-aw two.
Then! Onlymw hrvlnlni shot I!» find It
war trim e revolver. The win-- any“
“alarm
The district “my indium-the lollowv
leg mall prisoners; (brim (henna. alihlliv
an; rm» Rodrigo”. a (bile-u; Ahn
maria. al'ln‘lrao and Davidson. an Am
the null» that they be warned arr-routing to
low. 3 {allowrz (loner. lmrn threw to five
years' confinement in the pen‘fiewtrnry; Ber
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Ilhlsh. analthy mirhantol Albany, shot
hwileinlhshesrlaulthenklllsdlrlnmll.
leatternptedtokillhhwilereversl lint-e.
nrdahont amtir antiwar only restrained
Marrying out his purpose by a police-
are. Thruwoeks ago he tried to shoot
W again. Yesterday he returned front
loam-laud went to the house where her
vile was living. I!» Warren street. lie
mintothekitchenlmthnhnllnd-w
hhwfle. Annie. in the next room preparing
Mlltfleslthratmlnrtinagelrom two to
in run. new.
has hot words were exchanged and
Wthen pulled a revolver from
trimaran-witch the back at
lobed. neartlaew. Shelled turned to
In lrnrn him Hr» then wentlntotlm
lltthen and shot twice more other. he
unpherdtherevolvcrto the root at his
.0!!th tired. the balm going through
“brain and bulging in the selling.
I]: Wanted ”Ilse Ride.”

took lab oldest child. a girl
(seven year. to ltmtreal two weeks ago.
“he. ”kWh?“ wile telling her
built!” mt ol the children and their
doth-whim. Tlreletterreadulollowa:
Mil-lend my ninth. and Marxian. her
Inland my gloves. earpand shore and every-
Ha; fiend Mtr tvtrov! young men but you
fly than. it you mow you will know the r.
. t‘. ll. Qt’ar‘xrsltal.
P. 5w” M to you; and the kids.
Themdsythe wilerseetvulathlegnrn
Ming:
fiend ninth!» lur Hair/am and mrrell by Iron.
ebothneehlldreo. You an.) tin-re an?!"

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”new and Wile head.

It lewohtblethat a» he «lid not receive
”reply to his men-rage that be came tom
”lit. The only win rim house at
them at the shorting want a Mn. Gould.
fie heard three starts and hrsrdaheavy
but was afraid to net:- whst was the
. llr. would Mitt-oer! thmhfilew
alterthe shorting ml began an int
Winn lie lotuui )lrr. Quackenbnnh
We; over the lunar-let grinning. while
on the. elldrnn were huddled together in
aeornerrry‘tng.

The polio:- View notified and were soon
upon the W'ltv' Qttru‘krnlmvh was found
lying in a pool at Mord by the kitchen
table flatwilre was taken ll: 8:. Michael's
htwpvtal In the arulmlarm- 'l’lme the dis.»-
tors yrtrla-d lrw the bullwt and {crawl that it
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Damian; twentyto lorty tlay‘e' mgr-mm
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llatta'e Cart Inter rum SIM.

Wasumm‘m, Jan. '1. ~-'l'hnr»t in at yet no
ddswowul by Chili of 5mm Natta‘aenrt MM
1.! several wee-kn nan. nor it. News Monti
mveyml in an nab-ml turn any aptrhm M
elplrmatlnna. Tin-w. however. rt r. «mt
dently erprctrdmtl-l follow rid-nth: hinted
litatmsndl have intimated its views win
mans-wrulrfhu‘t to at. .M already
min. in the maunm.-. no (:W hen
been made in the putt» y of tho navy «Minn»
merit no the matter of putting r-u‘»¢yll¥l&fi
in reamrnm lur whatever may rum:

“0 CHARGE FOR aura IN cums.
.‘lo l’aeeihiltty cl a time mum lw
“that l'ewatry.
. Wmtmror. Jan. 9.. «lnqrnry mongol
(rah who would he NW with the
rare. did it eat-t. lull- to «tundra the report
that China had withdrawn he! dilemma to
weakest“ Murmur-on from the Unite .
lit-m to that. country. some-am
lion haelreenmmred at ti." t‘hiw m
l‘nsey hennarul as the guitar. W Ilr.
Blair was negotiated lo the More govern
mentbythemteratlhinphm.itlr
likely that the notillattiun to the United
”laurel ashtray ol wind by the I’ehrn
Mwonlrtlw M though the snare
Channel.
ltiuatirlhymofllelrtlin amwmak
ader-lly that there blot that!r W pm
albihtyut the Claim moral-t r
its opinion at to the deermhlliey at Mr. Iii-tr
as minister to that [marry

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mes-rims. lmru the time niw was discovered
is tlw hallway nan] nbe' .lwl and mid nut
malts any statement is we to the stunt-
‘0‘ Word [lawn with Want:
”undoubted: lml about ten-win art-ur-
i‘tlen ca bin pm. .w l #77” In lulls. Hr lr-Il
la-ir tort law: Mob: to ttrle rat; by the
death a! hit lather a tow numtlos ago. and
out: than has lawn trying to gn-t rill at his
wile libr- has Wreh‘d‘l m lullnwmg him
A: Allnny Ql‘wthllbthll repeatedly tried to
kill his wile

Iv. nnrl In. ttlainr Both Well.

Warrmxmns, Jan 'I :4» mar} Blaine
mum tar mam-«l {rum his nwtrt attack
at illltxmlltm that lzr- was ltllll‘ to attend
the alum Mm; yadl'raleyand take part
in a general vita-mice) that lasted nearly
two hours and a hall The illna'saol Ir.
illam develop-rt the lad that lot. Blaine,
who had lawn art invalid ever since her re
turn to Warlnn‘tmr In the lull. has entirely
M‘lfiml, It was due {a that {not that Dr.
liyatt more tutu it: [Shawl-1*. lie was
not Hr. Blaine» phyutan and never had
burn. but hrs to utmrnt ol In, Blaine was
so salary wry that h.— war mild to take
W ol the armory.

fie Pole-owed Her Father.

tutor. ”d. Jan. 9. - lamb fimlth. a lil-
mastoid euiorul girl. was arrested
drawn! with whoring her lath”. The
art declare-that the [Witt was intended
lav her brother, wlmlrnd chastised her lot
pit-[teamed lmivsl. lib-putadlao
at ”w on Bats“ II the res-wt. tron:
which her lather took his tun Alter drink»
regal themlentsrlthemtsatherlather
and la great agony.

Judge ”ethi- lttlll In Peril,
Mam. Kan. Jan 9r-Jfl’l“ Bottle is
that-snubs” ol awnvainallon. The
M holds her enemies in
ruthenium-withdrawal would certain-
resalt h n attempt oahbllle. Ilia
poeltivelythat then is area-tor-
ieIraol the slxaonntieelatlrs
yanrerlladldaldlatrtetwhlchluulor
hmwmdthlfld'.
' ’ M with a In}.
, Master. Jae. 1—8». Dyelrnraa. a
filled wo-aa ol thirty-two. and Na.
their”. Ileahary. a m atria-n. have
lroltrhls . Aathsylelt
ville.- oa the “day. and-they
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O NC'E M RE'

January rolls around, and as has been our custom we shallgive
one of our annual linen sales. except for the, tool that in ‘ j i sale
we'shall put all ourvfonner endeavors warm the shuderhs rédat‘ds
special reduolionswdlrring this sale. 1 In this, our first ad. for the
new year, we would impress upon our patrons and friends, that
it is our sole endeavor to always give you as good and many times
better value for your money than. you can get elsewhere. To be
brief, for brevity is the soul of wit, extend your patronage to us,
and we guarantee you the best of treatment. Finally, these prices
last for but one week, so lay in a full supply for-yout- future use.
No time like the present. Note the prices.

Good quality all linen table damask 54 in wide, marked down
to 190 per yard. Fine 56 in bleached table damask, value 390,
during the week 29c per yard. Extra 64 in German table damask
finer design, regular 500 gbods, 390 per yard. 5 bleached 68 in soft
finish. as a special leader, reduced frorn 50c to 37lc per yard.

Best quality of 27 inch bleached damask, very uobby designs.
actual value of this quality of damask is 81 per yard. We shall
give you a chance of a life time, only 69c per yard.

()ne special bargain in turkey red damask, the 45c quality act-
ually reduced to 32lc per yard.

The biggest thing for a little money ever seen.
N. Y. large size Huck towels, 19¢. each.

2 line all linen damask towels, full size, for 19c.
During this week—just think of it—l doz napkins for 390.

( lne special lot of a 5-8 German Damask napkin, bought to close
out the lot. Our price will be 81.12; per doz. Worth at least $1. 75.
( inc lot fancy turkish toWels for tidios, em, choice 9c earth.

Special in Stamped Linen.
One. lot of Bureau Searfs,Tidys and Splash-
el‘s at 42c., worth 50, 6'2. . . . ' ” ’ ’
HANDKERCHIEFS.
I lot 30. each, worth 50.
1 Int lie. each, worth 12130..
1 lot 150. each, worth 190.
1 lot .190. each. worth 250.

The Standard

Outside of our Linen sale we shall make
a Sprwiul Price on one lot liurcy trimmed
Latinas" .lel'sius irt 490.. mm]! mun? than
this lll'll‘l.’ at wholesale.

South Norwalk Boston Store.

93 \VASHINGTON STREET.

A great slaughter of Gents’,
Ladies’ and Children’s Wool Hos-
iery and Underwear

M.S. SllITllTH’S.

Owing to the backwardness oi the season
we find ourselves loaded with a great quan-
tity of W 001 Hosiery and Underwear which
lllllilt be sold.‘ . . ‘ . ,

And as we are anxious to unload this
stock you may depend that the price will
be below cost, and in many instances less
than marrufacturerfs price.

Our‘ whole time and attention will be
Centered on the above stock, which will
be displayed on our center counter for the
next two weeks.

MOO-~~—~

Agent for the Demoreet Sewing Machine,
$19.50; guaranteed for five years.

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arr-1mm. slings. rubbers. aging: and

AYISON, A. 158 Main at N. l frnl

8mm llslr, oysters. chrommlomw
, E‘I'l' a BUSTED eats '
:olisterwlnnrs. lrults, has. “1.2.1.??-

Cs Ll. AT lUDD‘llOa-h Market.

LIMBUBNER. W. 198 W hi
bridge. 6.x. nelrerrnurxlfiarnmmm‘ .
LOCKWOOD 1.. Washington lit. brld
line meets. . oysters. ohms. vecetafieiu
RAYMOND. HERSHOM. 13 No. Main st. 8.23.
prime meat». poultry. etc. Choice cuts at
cash prloes. .

SMI'I'II'S WASHINGTON MARKET. GWub»
lugton st,S.N. meats. wultry for laurllytrado.
WEBBER. .l. P. 12 Main st. N. choice Innate.
Willi-U. llsb. vegetables, etc.
LUMBER DEALERS I rmmo In”.
BANDALL'S MILL. ILN. lumber an! timber
rough or worked to order. Incumbent-rim

MASONB AND BUILDERS.

SEYMOUR, HENRY. 123 “'est m. s. N. s]
kinds 0! stone meson contracts taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM H. 33 West st. 8. N. Job
bins promptly attended to.

MARBLE AND GRANITE.
th’l'lt‘fi. P. W. Water st. N. manufacturer 0
line granite and marble work. and dealer
stone work of all kinds.

MEN'S 001111112118.
COBISPOCK BROS. Masonic bulld' ', N.. It :50
Mom st. B.N. Gentleman's lnrnls rig goods
FltANl‘lh‘ G: CO. 86 Washington at, KN. line
huts. grullemen‘s furnishings of all kinds.
MERCHANT TAIWRS.
GUSO‘VSKI. I-Z. lilanll at. N. A perfect I:
guaranteed; the latest styles nlwayu on hand
Kl.)(_‘0UIi. I". I? So. Main st. S. N. Finn bil-
onug a allet'lltll y. Rewiring. etc.
MILLINEBY.
COLLINS. R. M. 1:: Main st. 8. N. Latues on
material use-(l ll desired.
Fl'l‘t‘ll. AthEv‘. MlanWall st. N. no to
“old Staten lslrrurl Dyeing Estabflggmeynt.
MUSIC TEACHERS.

Piano. Organ and Harmony.

GIBSON. ALEX 5. 27 Merwln st, N. Plano.
organ and lmrmony.

OYSTER I'LANTEBS AND DRAW

HUYT. W. II. A- 503. l2.’.i Water st, S. N. (loot.
or llnynumvm l’lrruters.»xwftersnnd whole—

sale dealers in native oysters.

REED & llUl‘SMAN. I39 Water st. S.N.
tors and shippers ol‘ Norwnlk oysters.

‘ ‘ nsrrms AND MODELS.

lborpe, pros». ltircrsi e ave- rth. House lieut-
log n spu'irrlzy. by a . but water or but
Mr. RtIl‘I’L‘lll'cS: Nonvelk Lock Company.
(atommdlr. Bubsnnnn‘ (steam): H. I. n.
rim, rstt-oml; .lolrrr 'l‘ryon.‘(hm air): Willis-r.
ll. Nultlr. l“eaml;.bimce Church. (hotalr);
surl many others. -

PA INTERS.

BRAINARU. P. C. 'Wateret.N. Br palm
l'nrnt. mild and silver signs tr ethically.

Os'l'llllltANK GEO. ll. ' ' ' '.
and mu painter. para-clt Mfiifmgu.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
xort'm. (i. s. :3 \Vssbiurzmn st. S.N.' Ono
quality only. and that the best.
PHYSICIANS.

Burke, W. 13.. olllce Ali and 47 Washington st.
5. N. llours9tol0. l millet

PIANO TUNER h nnrsrnnn.
HENDERC. F. mr Wall andKnigbtstnN.Ala
dealer in pianos, organs. sheet muulc.etc.
PLATINll—GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL
SOUTH NURWALK IMTING CO. 0 Water

Hi. All kludsot elect") latlnrtdoue. llshl
and refinishing cl all lnds of metergnodsl.“

Bast. Esra-m Aonm.
LAYT().\'..]ACOB M. Wasblnnou ennui P.”
8.x. Prvptfl'l)’ lorsalomonmlu renuseeatlv
“'00DWARD. E. A. No. Main “.81“. houseaw
rent and building lots lor sale.
_ . RESTAURANTS. :
.n‘xBEI-t. F. F. 9 Railroad Place. 8. )2. Heels
ltl all hours. Strictly first class in everyre-
swct. A lrw mhle boarders taken.
LA‘SE'S DEPOT RBQTAURAN’I‘, S. N. -
ity the best. prices the lowed. Opal: all 133.3
. SCHOOLS.
liAIRll‘ .MISS INSTITL N. Young ladle!
branding Midday school. Fa term heleT.
AIRS. hll-ZAIJ‘S $11001. lor girl» and young
ladies. Hillside. N. Fall term opensllct. l.
BHBB'I'IIAND AND TYPE-WRITING.
LAUDElt‘s BLOCK. 8. N. C. F. Plumb. Prtn
Day and evening sessions. Semi for cln‘ular
li‘l'ls‘ll ENGINES IND rum
NORWALK IRON WOPKS COMPANY. The
Water st. 3. N. near Railroad bridge.
"SAMSHIP TIGKI’I’ lam
LAYTON. J A4301! M. Washington st. nest 9.0
SSS. Pans. tlcketadraltunoney orders (ass ad
STONE DEALING. ‘
FERRISJOHN II. It “‘aslrlnzton 8.1V also
lrrlr-k. lime. r-ement. hair. planter.“ '
MORTON. .IUIIN Ii. 6:: Thfllol avenue. 8. I!
Also layer 0! mnorete we 3.
81'0"“. BANE” AND alarm
er'rtrm'x. LANDON n Ilavlland at. s. N
(in stoves and waterlteaten. P. 0. box W

POWELL. J. W. fl! Washington I. 8. N.
TRUCKING.
Milit'l‘uNJtillN ltm'l‘aylor aveunefifi. high
and heavy trucking promptly attended to.

UNDKI'I'AKIIB.
JI'I 'NIN ill, . I). .
darned li‘BIId’et. N?p1$,m& “- hm M
JELLII-‘Fl'l. “EU. as No. Main rt. 6. N. Open

at all hours.
RAYMOND, um. II.“ and 4! Mall 1. N
Residence ll Berkeley rt. Telephone 174.

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lllE run 08.

Also ban)“. violins. 'prlntlrgs oversee.

meets albums. beveled er gr- tn non. too
clmll‘l. a r- guns. rifles. settles. watches. II t‘
lantern cameras. s at

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