allelic us noes. '2
trams untrue or ran roa—
’ ’ rm nature ASSOCIATION.
demeanor- ‘, conning-cram. anon;
fowl-l» ~18 all it. and Offer Pana- Aure-
2‘
lath; "JD—Jim Ive-ta on the
Programme Each Day, to he Inter-
ayerud with Diesel. Baeea and Other
Special teat-roe. -~.
The executive committee'of the Nor
walk Driving Annotation met yesterday
andclelmed the 14th 15th 16th and 17th
dayeof June for their spring meeting,
and arranged for the races, the aggre-
gate of the purses for which is $350.
There willbe three races each day, ex-
cept'Tneadny, as follows:
Tuesday—3:00 plas,puree $200: 2:30
close, pom $250.
“fairway—2:37 class, purse $200:
2:24 clam. purse 8300; members' frec~f0r~
all trottera and paoere, purse $100. .
Thursday—2:48 clam, purse $200; 2:33
clans, purse .250; members' double team
nee, prize. silver pitcher.
Friday—2:40 clgee, pacere and trotters
prune mil: free-for-ull trotters, and
pecan» puree 3300.
William J. Finch, of Weetport, Moses
H. Glover and James Golden were ap»
pointed judges, and George I. Keefer
timer. Thgjtarter will probably be Mr.
demand: of New York. who has always
given the fullest satisfaction.
The pool and score card priveliges were
left at the disposal of President Thomas
I. Morison. The booth and other prive-
began to Henry Guthrie. The routing of
grounds for picnics, etc., to B. A. Wood—
ward. The marshal will be appointed
bythe president. The renting of stall,»
audcare of track will be in the hands of
Mumu Hoyt.
The president, secretary, and James
Golden were appointed a committee to
consult with the local bicycle clubs with
a view to arranging for bicycle ram-s on
one or more days of the meeting.
IANI' PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Bur-aa- nat Cm Before the Board or
Councilmen but light.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Councilmen Was held last eve-
ning at the Council Chamber on Havi-
hnd street. MayorW. B. Reed presided,
and all the members of the Board were
nt.
“Elly Clerk R. bl. Wilcox read the miu‘
tiles 0! the last meeting, and hills
amounting to 32,316 were audited and
paid.
The bill of J. M. Lane for 9237.50 for
one quarters rent for the fire police
room was referred to the committee on
findepartment. The bill of F. 1]. Saab
5 Brother for $8.35, and the bills of W.
H. Meeker were referred. The bill of
$109.62 for rent for City Hall was also
referred.
The petition of fourteen residuum and
taxpayers in Hayeevdle for the extension
of the city water pipes through that sec
tiou, was referred to the committee on
water.
The petition of twelve taxpayers for
some action in regard to the Turnpike
road near the resilience of John Murphy,
wm referred to the committee on streets
and Street Commissioner Fitch. The
petition eaten tlllt the road at this point
iabelow them and very dangerous
to travel.
Petition! were received for the placing
of fire alarm boxes at the junction of
Ely avenue, Lowe and lloutnn streets,
and also at the corner of West street and
Taylor avenue. Referred tothc commit-
tee on fire department.
The oornmittee on fire department re—
nufavonbly on the petition of M.
Land 8. G. Billirnan for rem-linden to
New at the owner of Franklin
and Wat mu. Tho: rewrted favor.
fly on the petition of William l’odmorc
farm to erecta wooden build»
in; in the rear of hb store on Earth
mm 2
The maritime-newer! ghumdfladhm
’ with forum three .m
that. Ileaaid “would have to go
W Franklin and Medium: elm-tr to
an,“ A twelveinch newer pip.-
woufl out about“. The matter was
ieil an the table.
The Won were granted the
petition of a Brldpport Iceman to
ulna out emote. etc.
layer fiend aid that through a mis-
M theatre overlow rower
”Womb-d am kadhreu tapped
~y,a.n.rtmm..mtanomam
loath-tine mummified»
“annulment“. ltwaenaferrerl
”(~me and public
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“momma-met»
“vi-2:2.
lamveal,
hie Honor, the Mayor, and the honor-
“Board of Wm of merry
of South Nor-walk. Comm: ,
Game-Fires occurred during
the your we: at followa: February 5.
1891, Union atreet, damage alight; April
12. Hr. Coleman'l, on the brid , inane-
nncer: flay 2.6mm Kean Thy.-
lor‘a‘bnildiug mambo“ dock. occupied
in. s. n. human and Gen. Nowell.
mgding. gainturauce‘; Sharwootlilze In“:
,cove by inrurmrctr use e' ,
$500, inmred for “00; J. l1. Perrie', logo,
100, insured; Gen. Nelson Taylor'd'lofi,
,no insurance. Ma 18, Mr. E. A.
oodward'e residence, aln street, Ines.
Q25. insured: June 25, Lockwood Illumi-
facturin (30., no lore reported: July 13,
Mr. J. l . Knapp'e residence, West ave-
nue, loos, 315, covered: July 15, Mr. W.
B. Hubbell'e building. Hanford Place,
loos, 8100, insured: tenaute’ low, $%;
September 2'3, Bentwood hat factory,
blur), $4,000, insured for $3,000; October
10, Mrs. George Benedict‘s barn, West
avenue, lose, $500, insured 8250; October
l8, house, Louie Quitmau, total base,
value, $2,500, insurance on house. $1 .400.
on furniture, $750; October 20, South
Norwalk Hat Co. factory, no bran; No-
vemlmr 2. J. C. Wilson's hat factory,
loss, $300. insured; December 4. Jesse H.
'l‘olles‘ residence, damage slight, insured.
The monthly report of bliss Angeline
Scott, librarian, was as follows:
Number of visitors since January 1,
2,440; number of books lent, 1,358; num-
ber of cards incur-(l, 3‘2: number of paid
suimriplions. 7. Sunday attendance:
January 3. 29: January to. H: January
ll, 14; January '24, Ill.
The semi—annual report of Chief of I’o—
licc William \‘ollmvr mm as follows;
Son-n Na-nn‘un, Jan. 1, 1893.
To the Honorable Mayor the Board of
Councilmen of u“. ('ilyvgf Semi/t Nor—
infill—fiwntlo'tncu: I hereby submit to
you the following mum—annual report. to
“lll'lf‘efll
'1"...- present police force consist-inf a
chit-f, captain. three potrnlmen and four
yuxn-ruunwnuiva. wbuurcmt'ullrm's: Wil-
liam Vollnwr. chief: Joseph L. ('olvgrm-e,
captain: Nurture! t'. lreland. patrolman:
(if‘llrgt' W. Gladstone, patrolman: Frank
S. Conley. patrolman; William Wilson.
sup-runmerary;.lobu Many, supernum-
r‘l’ul’y: William S. Knapp..lr,, Supt-mum-
wary: John K. Cashaw. sopemumerary.
Total number of arrests are we. Caus-
m‘ on: as follows: Drunks-linens. 80: vag-
raucy, 20: drunk and breach of wave. 15;
breach of peace, 19; mull and breach of
price. 7; drunkennem, amult and breach
of [K'nlfft’u l; drunkennern, breach of name
and resigtiug, 2; evading fare on train, 5;
drnnlte mess and erlmureof persml, l;
llisz'lml’ in; tire arms in city.2; pick—
pockel. - forn' tlon, 2zkeepinga dis-
orderly h , l: visiting a disorderly
house 2; t , 2 .
Paid and d harged, 68; unable to pay
and commit ' to jail. 55; lumud over to
Superior co rt, I; pulled. Ill: dischargwl,
d; fulfil. l‘ .
O ‘ , sluts turm-(lmer tot-i1}: trvasnr-
. wo hundred and rove-nlv’lnur llnllnm
d twvntv eight cents. ($274.28.
Store doom found npux, :3.
All of which is ro-spwtfully submitted,
\l‘umuu \‘muuum.
t'hief of Police.
Aclj-mrnml until the 15th innt.
DAMTIMG WITH IILITARY IE3
Twelfth Annual Concert and Ball of the
Lockwood killers.
The twelfth annual convert and ball of
hickwtuul filth-e. l'nmpouy l“, was held
at the armory imat orbiting. The spacious
drill mom was tztetily decorated with
Hll’t'illllt'hi. flags of all nations and hand‘
some etllt and plush banners. The front
of the gallery wan drapul with blue and
manna colored plush hangings. with
gold law. .-\t the west end of the room
was a lllt.‘ sin» oil grunting of George
Washington on horaeback. Early in the
owning the gallery begun to till, and at
:6 o'clock, when the concert uuutncrtced,
its seating capacity was taxed to the
utmost. Music forth» mncert and the
deriving whichfollowr-d. was» furnished
by l’rofernor Lowe's orclu-atru. l’rofcu
nor llarry Richmond preeishd at the
piano and Profs-near Henry llehrmanu
prompted.
The grand march, led by llr. and Mn.
John ll. Chm formed at it) o‘clock. and
lmlnrr- the metre had been turned acr—
euty-llve couplea were in line. The
march was exceedingly pretty. the Hit-
ion» figures being executml with marked
pm-iniun. When the dancing com.
menu-«l there were nearly four hundred
[ample present, includan military gush
fmru Brhlyrepm’t. Strutford, Stamford,
$th Norwalk and Dahliury oompanlea.
(blond limit er. Lieun-nantfldonel
Crime and Sergeant (lobby, of the Gov-
crmn’e firm Guard», of New Haven.
were also prearnt. The affair wan ade-
cided raccoon. The never-l «imminent
worked hard to make it no. and feel well
Intieiled with the reault of tlrrir labon.
Early in the evening guard- were unmat—
ed nteaeh nideof the entrance totbo
hall. presenting a striking enact.
willlam Bloom. flannel Punter and
WW. .w_a w...
Imp-altl‘pdnbyfloaa m
Klara-
etc.
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noel-e— ‘l'rauautd Mr and
Quickly “MIMI-g Ian light.
'fherulgnatianoffleorgcll. fit. John
umwaatheilrat busine- of hon
parlance tint claimed the attention of.
thebornogh borne-re at their regular
Mmhuulght. “termination was
accepted, and Grarlea Olmateud ”gay
humming” when to fill the
vacancy} '
The oflleera recently nominated by
Hope Hone company, Phwnix Engine
company were, then r'atitled. The ap-
pointment, by Chief Engineer .Prowitt,
the fire alarm system was also ratified.
James Hall and Victor Selleck report-
edthnt they had audited the borough
accounts from January 1, 18m, to
January I, 1893, and found them correct.
The amount in the treasury was 84,760.-
26. with orders for “342.92 outstanding.
Acting under advice from the lmrough
attorney they did not audit the acdounts
of the Water Commissioners, they hav-
ing been accepted as correct at a recent
borough meeting.
The adjoining property owners having
given their consent in writing. Mm.
Robert Allen was granted permission to
erect a barn ISx‘M feet .01: Chapel street.
The police report for January showed
live errata—four for intoxication and
one for neault. The doors of two storm
wen found unlocked during the month.
B 9mm; Adams said the borough treas-
urer had called his attention to the fact
that no court fees had been returned for
the month of December. The matter
was nvferred to the chairman of the
police committee.
The bond of J. A. Pinneo, as treasurer
of the water fund, with D. W. Fitch, E.
J. Hill. 0. E. Wilson and J. A. Osborn
as snrctio-s, was accepted.
John 1... Kelly was sworn in I! sec—
ond mistnnt engineer of the Korwalk
fire department.
l’pou motion of Bergen Adams it woe
voted that the salaries of borough officers
be an follows: Clerk, $500: assistant clerk,
$1610; collector. $100: mus. each 8100:
board of relief, each 820; fire inspector.
$30: trimmer. and treasurer of water
fund, 5m); chief of police. per day. 83.50:
patrolmeu, per day. 32.00; specisd police.
per day, 32.00; superintendent of sewers
and highways, per month: 880: engineer
of nteamt'm and “burnt, $200.
.\ communication from ex-clerk Hub-
bcll, relative to sidewalks laid by the
lmrngb. was referrml to borough nt-
tomey llurlbutt.
E. J. Wadbams, proprietor of the
l’oiiple's market on Wall atreet. over
which there has been considerable cm-
tention. sent in a communication stating
that, while laboring under a mienppn»
hemiou he had done that which Was not
quite justified by the borough try-lane.
lie naked that the building might be al-
lowed to stand. The communication vane
accouuxulimi by the mmwut of rho ad-
joining property owners, and the murt
voted to grant lir. Wadharna' l’t‘qlfl-ut,
upon his mmpllnuce with the borough
hy-lawv. in rheatint: the rear portion of
the building.
The [edition for the reappointment of
Radian N. Morehoueene a borough po—
liceman Who here primate-d. it was
handed to Clerk Hurlbutt with the re»
qumt that he read the 250 odd unmet
appended to the document. When he
had tiniehed the mk. burgers Ambler
strike in oppreition to granting the pe
titton on economic grounds, evidently
voicing the viere of the other lmrgeeaes.
a.» they at once voted to lay the petition
on the table.
The clerk read a communication from
tlmnge C. lax-kwmd. rewiewin; the cir-
cumstances connected with the removal
ufaportiou of the curb and gutter in
front of the Nerwalk hotel. lie naked
that n linebe ratahllahed in front of the
hotel, as he wished to relay the curb and
gutter. The aubject of the ammonium
than no referred to the lllahvray m
alternator-ninth.» and report at the
mt mug of the court.
1). l). Cattle. upenuteudaut of high-
wayu, called the attention of them
toihefect that about “(not ofcurb
andgntterhadbeeulaidbytheborough
on Bantam, and paid fovzthatlt
ahould be run-um! and charged to the
proper putter. This wan referred to the
report.
The finance committee unauthorized
”Wm
Upmthemnmeudatloaot Burner-
Glrlnery. new new the m
[nun—Immune” rab-
her mate for the chief oileere of the
Wmfmbdfimfifiem
wanna-adriaferPloaurfloekand
my. “panacea-renter
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mferthapoinfall.
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mu. wan rt. 2‘
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company and Pioneerflook and Ladder W H I“
of John H. Hoyt as mperiutendeut of “
highway matinee to budget: and “m
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NORWALK HR! 1%. (.‘0. x. l nun. ful
'mmmxowmngim:
[10PM LII m8.00.1’he,ithhl
rt. 8.8. A. KM ant. Invent-teat?
title of the Reformed Prune-taut Dutch
church, of Caatabane, to .Klatebaur.
llr. flirt offered a mutation, which waa
referredtotlm committeeou wayaand
means. authorizing that committee to re
port an amendment to the Wald'a fair bill,
anthoriuing the hmrd of manager: top»
pane for the etate representation on Oct. 1:,
m, It the Christopher Colmahue oelebruv
tiouin New York bytthpanlnhandltll'nn
people, and to invite the thirteen
ataten to participate with the state in can»
automation of the event
Molntioua to investigate the "wreaths
ayatcm," introduced by llr. Whig, were
referred to the committee on rules.
Mr. Hitt announced the death of General
Barnumaudmovedfor a oommitteeto atr
tend the funeral and for aeoruruitteeon
meantime, and that the home adjourn in
honor of the memory of the deoeaaed.
The speaker announced a the committee
to attend the funeral learn when, Wei»
1431, Willard, W. 1.. Down and Back.
The home than adjourned.
A GIRL, mini», BURIED ALIVE.
A. “virus llurrid Into the Grave curler
Very tin-plan. clans-M
Dnrmun. x. 1, Yeh. 1-4.: Friday
morning lire l‘raueea Burke, “intern-year
oldheireea, whohadheeuillfor aorue time
with pulmonary trouble, wu fitting on he:
father‘a knee when the wee celled with a fit
of washing and fell over apparently lifelan.
Thepurenteiuateui of calling a physician
Iuade arrangemeuta with an undertaker
namedliulh totakechargeof the remains
and prepare then: for burhl. The mother
of the girl is recounted, claiming that her
daughter Ina MI dead, but herd-heaven
let aside and hasty preparations made to
bury the girl Saturday morning. Below the
remaineleitthehoueememheraof thefam
ily my that a looking glare washed»!!!
the young lady's mouth for a moment and
when taken away there war moisture upon
it. tier lip-v. it wan m'd. were red. and color
cauwtothe cheebofthegirlaudthen
faded away again. Every appearance in
alumnus-urban“ was no: '
eide the matter in a myetery.
At the grave the mother madeaaoeue,
declaring that the girl wan alive, but thr
coma Wu», towered in the grave despite her
menu. L
The Dunkirk mic are very indignant
over the affair and demand anmreetige
tion. The authorities have finally muted
totake again-moot the matter,and the
grave will heartened atonoeaud :31an
neutron made.
Kidnap-d and heaped.
Jacuwsvtuut, like. Bob. 2.~Au attempt
waemedeinihaa a'tyto Month-teal!
un’yearobl tzhlld of W. B. fliudiacbll, for
merly editor of the Quincy Herald and now
a nurmber of the atato lhnulerutic neutral
almmlttrc. 0n the street a mange man
Itrurk her some: the face with a cloth, and
ltw remember» nothing more until the
found herself on a railroad track near Bock
bridge. He told her that he hadarpm
againat hrrfatherandtbat hewae‘otngu
get even with him. finally they flopped
tomt. the man went to film and the girl
made her soap.
It" Labor! II I '03.
Manor, Feb. 2.2mm steamship m, a
the Korth Herman Lloyd Steamip m
puny, which Mt sew rm for Bremen on
Jan. 2}, went anhmelaat at!“ he fog be
tween the Needles and We point,
we miles west of Ventnor, lob of Wight.
The . and nails were all lately
landedbyhfebouta,audatlut mate it
wan believed the vernal would be hurt.
'I’rlyd to run In tau-m.
Ammo: t'trr. Feb. earn; Oren
Warwick last Thundeyaiot ”daughter
huntntheeyeJnanatte-ptio killher
emltheutoermminuethenaiofthr
a
are-r
audwhy aphyauauwaauotralledlntode
18:;an wanted at RA!-
Exmrrsczn
mood I: Commk'a factory, Day Err?
A
reuse 51:“ float be well ”Jana...
Apply at this office. 55 If
lll'lrl Bunntudtehetheflut
f er i oaccornrnndate thorn d
damn: thew” Dr. Y. W. DABMEfl'. 3r.
: fl 1!
T0 um". V
'l‘lle home corner of llauforr! Place and
2mm plain «rm. It name, rent
Alan henna M. or Woodward avenue. rent it.
Inquire of E. A. Woodward.
' ‘ORENTet omen hmlse or never) to nine
room (with mm in nice locality. Ad-
“!!oure," Sunni. Office. i
own p... of ”mugged...
errant. Modem lmpmverncnta. Rent
reamnable. Apply on the premiums. rm:
over; So, :It Chestnut street, 9 lamp
’1 moon, with bath, nnfifurnare, etc.
contra of Win. 1‘. l'raw. 15 t. . taut fit. can
A FIRST rlua luruae with modern improve».
monthl- localltv. MinuA ril
l. inquire-1f Elihu: if. Raymond,“
brawn-e, So. bum-l .
'L’ ay—
327 if
if. lnquire at Y. fiaym' market. Sorth
Main street. m If
thhetlwartr .t t'nrhelt apartment home,
a four room flat with all rut-fern improve
menu. toe email family Kmaire a; the
officud'l'heflld wunzmr' c... m w... lug.
ton ltveet. )IIv if
six-noon (Image (or anal] familyon
.1 “unlit avenue. )lmlnrn improvement».
Apply tether-re P.1'iark. anaintanl arennr,
t‘onth hormk. nlle
[I'll'b‘i on Fourth avenue. mar corurrof
(‘nw um. tho-1 lineman. Apply to
Jacob hi. Layton. all! if
' BREE pie-aunt mm». callable for light
r bra-e acting. Amt; at i: Wuretrert.
South Norwal . film
on 1; name on rennin;
Olin}: maintain: eight mom». tor late
reelzlrm‘e. a: minim: avenue. .\’or-
walk. Mel-mu lmrmvrmemn. flora-e nearly
new and it. run lleut condition. Barn, fruits.
mun! well of water, ctr. Apply to John 1' on,
3‘5 Riverside avenue. Km! Minnelli, Lot!
POI! SALE.
Cnrmr— -\ hay mare. [abet-m and heme
i The murals-ell bred. fire. "up Ned-
lum. Mlle made a ricord over Flo-«tum truck.
3 year» ago of 13552;. Kind and true- ln all har-
m arm mud wind. rusty to llatr} .‘lillell,
5: Wear arcane, So. SMW k. fill
For sale.
1;]; S. QI'ALITY BEE-IF- , PORTER-
” hum, lit; sirloin. lit: mend.
til-ynbrmldn. CI prmnda for Ir: rib mm. [17-92.
Peon.“ Marianna Wall Mfr-rt. nszhn
fnfrruimmfs.
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TUESDAY. FEB. 2.
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lit EDGAR SZMIE'S'fi laughable Play.
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Miter-ail fualarihau ever. Eventide;
now. An
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The latent and prettier! mlv'elty out. All
“telemetry.
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OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, Pd. 3d.
Wfifl’l‘m
no no
new Milt.
um manure-names.
3'1 an;
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0mm of run rummoouffedar atreet‘ rent. . .
BENNETT 8L llllSTEll,
2| lulu Street, 80. Harwell.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Fmils.Vegetahles,Poultry.
OF dbl. KlNllfi IS THEIR “A8011.
AT “'HOLELALE k RETAIL.
no ‘0 5
The. [lilifillamic
Pacific Tea 80.
5: «all alone n the l'nited min anpplr-
int: f'ur- Tm“, thrift“, Bikini: Powder and
women-ml link mull tantalum», and aim in
the prwupf redemption of all “.9 CW '31!
[Art-routed by the proper {Mien
lreatllPTeacn.
4! Main Street. Noreen. Barn.
llv "i'lA‘HIV‘i. estimated and rheap rackets
you ran fool all of the people more of lbetime.
and mm" of the erlt‘ all of the time. but you
can't tmlall the prnple all fine time. An In-
dil'fllulll l’ulir) in the t'mruer-tient General
Lifelnmraure f'ornpany la will the M
v. ill Mucftflcr they haw born flnlmlihfu buy-
ing nclzrmr ur l'hrap lururaacc. Cheap in-
:lirxmu- x< like rheap mane); it ain't worth
mu: h.
ll ‘ytil want profet'ilun for your family, or
3mm» mu r .alr' of “la, ago, get a plain definite
pu'i- on the enthm'mrnl plan In the I‘m-
but rivnnnd l.lfrln-urancef'ompuny.of Hari-
foul
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
r: tJT
lemral Show
’mencing Satur
A large um of sum in
lln . lm inn.
we grade reduced with.
58c grade reduced to We.
use grade reduced to 632'.
MM-
crmr um: Gan of [pi
Gilli.
You have noideeof the money
to be eaved until you call and
investigate.
Drona Prints, dark colors, rev
duoed to to.
Beat «necked Am (ling.
beau reduced to no. .
BeatlDrera Gingham: reduced
to 10k.
MWWJCW
wamdmun
W ill “(W
,a.
; Age-MAN “'aebinxtan $2.. and. Norwalk 1
. . vummm
‘ , Ann L‘ ‘ ,,
aylor a Golden. palm - g , 'W-WWM“ ‘ 2. """"" ,
. » . i
.. «- .. .......... album In ~ llllNT ft EMF 8
“3.31:1,“ l'eh :wgzremwenjo m n and summ' I" “w, .
evening went maniacal ordera m "flll'flfl. 811““ s" m‘“ ”M“ Pull-”BS ”,9" at
m... 2 am a... a. some nonwm, com , . lndla River Oranges.
unatordheardofthedeethofum m burihel’oatomee. mum“
Henry Mam-ammo,“ .. .’.. .. 2‘ ,, '
333...? «again. with; “(”315”, . M .. Teeth filial Ind mm 'ltlh IIPllITEll Ill",
mint outliers mortuary, Senator Ome- ' 3%;th Warmth ' m M”! “WM" . m" . 'l'PUITEll SABDIIIES
wwwmwaM'e ’ , nu. 0‘ Mbmraeua. * I: ‘ ’
42...“: “a""mmsrrnxx Bun-um 4v..." '2.“ on.“- W' 3”” M222 "I"! “m"?
m y“ the'iI-Ilgof ear-nil M'fi'fi'flfi'g‘gfihi “‘1'", “ magi-Ti thnWIM-l'dhhlna. “Wu” flu Allklnrll of
*3“? rmhyislg‘gdgu 2...... ~— I... ' ' Artificial Teeth Without Plato's H
t e c u t y BY andwlfeluBoutthalkJort - F I 8
Some iwenty—hvebillawm on the am ”I“ WI 10? Mil WWW. iCBOWN AND BRIDGE WORK.)
moon? Ming “:7 'm m p: ’53." m3¥3¥umog§fm§il§$' Wfiwn'rmednnbher ‘ Arriveeveryday
through ormall audwlt acarce word m1 m u. ‘ ' M," . ~ ‘
debate The unit bill war to col-net the m — ma: 1‘" M'Wm'mw'mmm W- Ammo:
WAKEIIIII'S BIEllEllf BUTTER
Pickled Oysters.
Lonsrins EVE!" snunntv.
All of this you can get at
HUNT 8t ZELU FF’S
Wholeaule and retail deli. oyster and vegetable
‘ market. Telephone call. can.
(W. “8. RIM.
Member of American Water “'orke Assn.
" “Conn. ('lvll Engineera‘ .imlation.
12 WEST nun.
SMITH NORWALK. CONN.
“9 Burns and Reservoirs planned and boil?
III) Milesof “'ater Pipe laid.
d) Sewers made.
lrmrlnrveyn.
ea ..
Surveying promptly (lonr' nt nut-unable rate-15’
Plain of buildings and In} if”; out o! privnt
grounds accurately ohm».
All work superintended during com! rur-tiun.
4-1.1 ff
L. H. Decker,
79 WAfllllSthUN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
DEALER [3'
Wall papers, paints, oils, glass,
coach colors and vamisbes.
McCloslrey's liquid wnml tiller.
Combined chair and stepdudder.
Arstits’ materials. ens-Ms.
Pictures framed to onb-r.
Painting, Lpaper hanging and
ecormmg.
1'9 Wanhiucton Htmf. South Nora-ill.
’THE GRAND
ing lmnorium,
M. 5. SMITH,
A Week of intaclearing, Bom-
day, Jan. 30m.
The following figures tell th: advantage
to be gained by uvisit. Don’t let it pass.
All are invite to investigate.
' IllSllll UNDERWEAR.
Uppmtunitiee as these you
cannot afford to pass.
35c 130nm Covers reduced to
25c. ‘
25m: Corset Govern reduced to
Me.
Me Chemise and lhur... in re-
ducod to 350.
65c Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to the.
380 Mother Hubbard Clowns
reduced to We.
mum UltlS.
Figures that ought to meet
with rut-pours from every house
keeper in and around the city.
win. Loom Demk, regular
36c quality for tire.
904a. Damuk. regular the
quality for Me.
Win. bleached Damaekwegu.
lar fine quality for We. '
All Liam Towel; 30 inches
long for J59, 170, file and 260
ends.
8W rum. “9.50.
i fall.
M"
22.2223. mm...
limit. ,
n n n ”it"“m
minnow lLorie». It.
‘ mean
“new“ 2::
nouwafirxcwm 33%“? “iv... ‘
fm .wultnt‘ldma
broom trlnuuluue la b
‘ .
r
r
Bl nut-Inna more,
UltWAlJtl UN W so .
new It. Mulligan Nailigeralomae
and brain can: for out
i“’rop’alrntl‘frh' man do and mm
'0 ‘IE 1‘) WM. .linl b . .
. A r t ut.’f “New may
6 r Manhattan-Mar moi-hr
v .
frnl v
flab, oyster». chime. ‘ 95:.wa
t Ll. AT "Jim's Gael: Market. Fine llama a
L. ~ south:
0 a lads. H
. Dealer in all kinds ,
3.3
RAYMOXD. fiEltHllOle, )3 No. Main st, KN.
can
1’s WASHINGTON MARKET, fill Wash
wultry, flash, Vegetablm, etc.
rough or worked to order, tnouldiflgntrlmattc
Al
kinds of atone mama contracts taken.
narrow AND autumn
stone work of all kinda.
S. if j
«in at. 5.36. Gentlemen'n tnrnie ng'gunrloo
n
Ihoeflndlnu.
.A. 158 Main n. N. Meat
BENNETT & llUti'f‘l-ll) meat! flab.
bhaname. frului, info. Main at, . N. .
t. , fully, lzuhiugton at. 9.x. opp. Library.
'.t:.';.‘\1‘ll. 1AM H. Beuerliut 1" market.
. me meat», vegetable». cfied
HAYESJ‘ZRD. billohlainet S.N.nri ‘ enema
lelwlthi’lt ammudeml lard a fully,
' . , WM. we Vl’nahln‘eton at ‘
brldme. ti. N ‘ real: mam?
LOCKWOOD L. Worthington Bhbrld
flue meate, deb, oyster-l. claim, regain la.
prlragflmeala, waltry, etc. Choice cut» at
lumen “.53. meats, poultry for family trade.
WEBHER, J. l’. 12 Main e1, N. choice meata.
LUMBER DEALERS k PLAXIKG ram.
RANDALL’S MILL. I'LN. lumber and timber
MASON?! AND Ill-11.0338.
SEl’MUl'R, lllflh‘ltk’, 1:)! Wear, are. 5. N.
anlru, WILLlAM ll. In West/at, 8. N. Job
blag promptly attended to.
BATES, l’. W. ‘Weter at, N. manufacturer 0
line irranue and marble work, and dealer
MEN'S OUTI'I'ITKBS-
COMSTUCK BROS. )laeontc btiilll'g,I
FllAthls a- CO. 21» \t’ahhington at, S. S. flue
hate, gentlemen'a furnishing; of all kinda. .
MERCHAS'I' TAILDBB. ‘
(il’SUWSKl. H. :11 Wall at, N. A rfect t
guaranteed; the latest etyleealwaygeon band
KUf;0L'R, l". l7 X0. Main at, 8. N. Pine tall-
orxng a specialty. Repairing, etc.
MILLINEBY-
CULLlNS. 1:. M. 12 Main at, :3. N.
innit-rial used if debited.
FITIYH, AfiNl-Z” 3!i>.»,r'yl“'ull 'f N. Vt: 'f
"til-l Staten Island Dyeing igtztbllthiifcxnt‘.‘
MUSIC TEACHERS.
l-‘EilltlS X. K. a; West avenue, N. - ~
l'la..o, Organ and. Harmony. Teacher 0‘
GIBSON, ALEX S. 2‘: Merwln est, S. Plano'
organ and harmony. ,
OYSTER PLANTERH AS!) DEALERS.
lluY’f‘. W. H. a SUN, 1:: “'ltlffl' st S N. '
of llnymund.) l‘lanter‘, exportere'and Wilda-E
sub.- dealers in nativu 0) elem.
ill-ZED it: lif)l'.")l:\l\'. lill Water 99!. 22.2.: l'lan-
itch: and alilzlpcl‘n of Somali: oyetere.
\ AN NAME. J. L. d: (‘0. P. 0. box Evil! 23.x.
PATTERNS A51! MODELS.
Sui-{WALK PATTERN WUHKSJIhaleAls-
tlmrpe, more, favorable are 5.5. House heat-
ing a fiwr‘lully, by guzum but water or but
Mr. ltuferrurw: Nowell: Lock (.‘ompuuy.
21w ' llr. liobaunnn, Mean»; It. i. Boar
eumvé Joli? ’(l'lryun, l‘bhm sign William
Irwin»: r: ‘ ,‘
and many ollmra. are urc «hot ‘1'):
PAISTERS.
BllAlSAltl), F. f}. " Water t S. S '
l’aim, gold and silver align: 'a apeéfllfilmu
UH illtliAXK EEO. ll. 7 \Vater at, bl.
mat :lgn
tuner. on
painter, paper hanger, decorator.
l‘llfl'I'UGllAl’flL'BS.
SUltTll, 'i. b. To Wnnblngt: r. at S. .‘5 l v
utmllty only, and um u... blur. ' ’ i "t
PHYSICIANS.
Hurke, W. l'., office 'Saml f7 “'th
S. .\’. Home 9 to lib}. 1 full, 7 to 3. urban BL
PIAND TUNER & IIIZI’AIREB.
litiSDEl-IJ'. l". eur Welland lint
dealer in piano-s, organs, nine! (figicfitfifb
I’LA'I'lXUv (EULD, hlL\'l’Ilt.\50 NICKEL
~ul'Tfl Ntllil’r’AlK l'l..\'t‘lf~‘-’v' (N). 49 Water
~t. All kinda-l: clmtruphmngdune, dialling
and rmmnmng of all Lind» of meta goods.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LA YTONJM ‘08 )1. Washington St, next k'J)
.~..\. l'rupert y formic, boner-n to rentqweam
WWUIDWARD. FLA. No.31 in 1.5.5.
rent And building long foraealz. 1mm w
RIZS’IAU L‘NTrl.
'YXilEE. r. F. ‘J Railroad Maw, e‘. .V. 3.2....
u! all hours. Bli’ll‘ll} first claw. in we. 1. . ..
“yrs! I. A few (tibia boarders taken.
2. '. 5 3'5 DEPOT ill-L‘TAUKAST, 9. x. 4 ..
Fl] the best. pr‘ll'or- the lowest. (’Ll'h £153?!
SC I100”.
fulfill” ,‘\ll:~‘." lX'sTl'l'l'Tl'l.X
intrdlngmul-lay H bml. Full
.llitS. umw- M'lltml. fr r dd 1
Mullen, Hillside“. N. Fall rim}; win-sling?“
ufloltl’uAND A5!) n'rrwwuarmo.
l..\l'l)KH'S BLOCK. S. K. C. Y. Pin l Prtu
lie) and running penulofla. fiend walled”
HTI'IAM ENHINI’A P ‘5!) I’ll)!”-
h’t IltWALK lltnS W‘Jl’KH tit) .' '
\\ uter of, 5. x. near Baum! bgmx1'n‘
hTEAMslI ll’ TICKET AGES".
LAYTUNJMYIJB )1. Wit-obi tonet f . .l
a. .\. I’m. llt:kolo.tlruflu,umrh“ny Wflxui
6103!: IDEAL!“
Villtltls..l0ll5 ll. ft Wautumnnn ”new alto
brll lt, lune, l't'mrrftl, hair, planter.
MORTON, JUHN ll. ac 't'a v ‘2
Aim layer at mm‘role wok? . cont}. 3. '
n'l'ttt’ktu. 8.156155 AND "mum.
mar-urn. l.A\‘lM).\’ :50 llavllaml at, K, N
Ulla an» r: and water beaten. l'. 0. ho; “7
Pull Illa J. W. :3! Waahlngton at, K. N.
runcurno.
)lnltTuNJollN lifi’l'nthavenne 9.x.
Quad heavy inwklnu promptly atteu'dmi
, IIf‘Dl-R‘ldlm
1333.150”, J. I). opp. llnm ll. lLde . -
We a film st. 5. Telephone W I“.
Jiltflm um. 32 No. Math at, rt. ‘4
n. . .
It.“v 8i), om. ".49
her ' are 2 Berkeley rt.
. Young 3mm-
lrrru Sept. 17.
la! b
it»:
Open
and 0! Main It 1"
Telephone 17-4. .
222.2 ”22222 222
ll W
m: voulns. 6'
Mauritanian. violina. prlntlmt' on my. lollrl
cane not alburm. beveled «in mun-re. rm
chair, (one, riflm. rattle», watches. 1 r
lantern cantor». and thud-uncle of WV
th . v thunk-mm urmrc tentat-
“l $1133th on. r. "in-«ht Show.
” . Send ”ramp for periton-
Thelalknapleato
Bridgeport. Conn.
mumr mmlaihalutaoffltl
‘s. o. BAY LES. ‘
Ia north llata arr-rt. Death rennin
melanin 3.2mm; "a
.
rim mint-rant and man no than.
New bum .
Mm. "m“ ""' m.”
' u s. r. serum.“ ‘4"
“TRIM" “III“.
in "annual “an, mm Kmart. and
“”0113 I“ ”A ”M .‘l ‘i f."
aieobm.
no not
.wr'W‘fi "
22:21;
Bahblt meta ‘ .
Mata. '. ,
w” cram-cum cumnau'e elem. ‘ ‘
Vl!.0.lL70Nrthal . H
«let i boota. abuse. mtfimw
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