mutt ms.
,1. ‘ W». 3W
”on. new club latllding
1b painters.
x . .
‘51. I '
»iyrarnanx.r.m'rmmm-
allwallattsndedlavt evening.
‘tori‘nswoottaptobs «acted on Lynes
Nodispoaitiouhaa been made of the
attachmentlsvied upon the assigned
atockofl‘hilllpilariaao.
s. u. Brush and we. of Green-
wich, were guests of If. Dotba Pinneo.
on West avenue, yatefllay alternoon.
Hops Boas company will hold their
thirty-ram annual concertand ball at
the armory on the evening of Easter
Holiday.
Adams Brothers, the Main street
butchers, are thinking about moving
“maintained theatormin the
new club‘sbuildiug on Wall street.
"Doc” Co olidge denies the report pub-
lishedintheGazettethat he is soon to
anperintend a business to be started in
the Simond‘s foundry building He says
his hands are full now.
Residents of West avenue are wonder-
ing when work on the new chapel at the
coma of Berkeley street and the avenue,
will be resumed. The chapel has been
building for nearly a year and the foun-
dation is not completed yet.
From the present outlook a number of
our bicyclists will naepneumatic timd
. wheels thisaeaaun. Cushionsand pneu-
maticsareallthagonow,andif a man
ridesasolid tired machine he is not
thoughtto be “init.”
. Thewheellnsnatthiaendofthowwn,
arslixingnpthtirnoayheadqmrtera in
theHasouicbnildiaginilnestyle. They
axpecttotakeinanumberofnew mem-
benintheapring,“ will thenoccnpy
anotbcrroom in connection with their
fluentone.
J. B. Avery, formerly superintendent
of the Norwalk and South Norwalk
Electric Light comply, Ina accepted a
temporary poaitlm with the Underwood
Belt company, at Tolland, Ct.
After making several experiments for a
blue electrical company.
Prof. Hall and one of the Cuban
students of Whitlock's boarding school,
atWilton.started to drive to Norwnlk
yuterday afternoon. They had proceed-
ed but a short distance whenthe carriage
hrnhedown throwing them bolhout in
the Md. Neither were injured.
The “financed saloon on Franklin ave-
nubbecomingaoohnoxiomtotheresi-
dents of the vicinity that one of them
says it ”authorities do not do some-
“ before long to rid the locality of it,
hewillorganiuanngtbat will raid the
phca and chuck proprietor, groceries,
wanndaandallover in the mill pond.
AW, Norwalk'a inventive
Quins, h- patented a notice holder
which lite inaideof an ordimry coflee
pot and don away with all groundrt
With it collce can be made in a few
moment. llr. Austin has hired the
roomoverG.&8.ll.llolme-’rtora and
willhegintomanntactureatonce lie
willhaa-lstedin theaterpriaebyhia
son.
John Boatenmt 172 llaln strest.hu
modvedawnfimtflmm
trait audlemonafrom hiamnmwaro.
who, ital-Ill be meatball. went to
Hulda about madcap. . The fruit
pawn-iaMr-ot Illustrations,“
Grahamvillamad‘iahaverynapacttbo
t, m ‘ am 0,, was
pantsuits“ a was. hell. The
pa. Wathhlretmand
ml readowathastrset
' , an. The
up” Ian real- use
“a," clan M. It! aster
- enters“ ‘ 1" Mill
5 reins
, t,"
We
mu Hum-mild
"W ' 'fimhahdnntlan.
yourhbtaadbanvellflu'slgl. More.
01:;th Wheeler Is
”a l .l I . .
George Wendling’s valuable white bull
doghaabeenpoboned.
:- Ilrascm«m 0‘ WW!
“simian-thumb“; .
Mrs. Mohitabel Lyon it mwnfiiliii
her home on Union Park.‘
Theplateglamfrontiaheinglflacedh
theuewclublnildingto-day. .
Theregolar board meeting of the Y.
M. C. A. occurs next Friday evening.
The Merchants' Retail Protective Union
will meet in the Fire Police rooms Mom
day evening.
B. 8. Fauntleroy, of Chicago, is a guest
at the residence of Mrs. H. s. Fauntle-
roy, Elm streetyflwfl
John Wellnitz, the aged father of
Albert Wellnitz, the milk peddlcr, died
this morning, aged 63 years.
The business meeting of the Epworth
league connected with the Norwalk
Methodist church occurs this evening.
Amzi Waters returned trom his trip to
Scranton, Pa., last night. Uhrs. Miller
accompanied him as far as liobolten, N.
J., and is now at Newark.
A stated com-lave of ‘ Clinton Com-
nnmdery, X0. 3. V. 'l‘., will be held‘in
the asylum of St. John’s Lodge room thi
evening. Work, rcd Lmss degree.
Mrs. Boone. widow of the late Bishop
Boone, of China, arrived in town yester-
day nitemoon and is the guest of the
lit-v.0. .‘l. Sellmlr. under whose t ‘
on new
. D.
f” fist): .4 .3
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1%”ou'i'a.‘ '"n ”mics"? ..
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mumdlllfauamafl
“WC-”mm.
,firfldmmm afterlwnlva
a...“ “no..." ”we
‘, ,
Thompson, lie-sis Stone, Glare Bella
and the servant. Boas llalone, were
captured. JohnBsckwaaillandhewaa.
leltatthchonaswithonsofthe cm
blaTheotbenwentakenlotbeDIrien
lockupbytheeolltablmandthb morn-
ing they were brought More Justice
ErneatKoch. Thathrvee llorwalk men
pleadedguiltymlhacbargsotfrvquent-
ingahmraeofill-famaandvvorellnedt‘tI
stables whomadethe raid were Alonso
Weed, James Waring, Smith 0. Keeler,
Andrew Jayne, Zigman ‘ ,Sumnrer-
fieldandGeovgo'l’ooker. Airtherewere
not enough'of them to capture all the
inmates, two New Canaan spate made
their escape. They are known, however.
aadowill probably bearrested later. Just
as the constables were going in another
éarriageloadofmenfrom thisoitydrore
up. They-aw what was wingers, how-
ever, and wisely minded not to enter.
Driving paat the house they returned
hereby another road. The women, to
gather with James Harderson, Beck's
ooachrnau, who was also arrested, plead
not guilty, ,lgrt afterward changed it to
guilty. The notice imposed a fine of $5
each with the costs of the action. They
paid and were discharged.
lllllll AID Tllll.
shelves ason. __ .
The eleventh anniversary of Christian
Endeavor day will be observed this even-
ing in the First Baptist Church. All the
young people's societies in town have
been invited to attend.
The members of the Ladies Sewing
society of the Knight street church gave
a leap year party in the Gazette building
last evening. A number of ont-of—tnwn
ple were present and the, atlair was
a great success.
Mr. and lira. Charles L. Tansy enter-
tained a few guests at their home on
Summer street. last evening. in honor of
Mrs. 'l'unny's birthday. A delightful
evening who spent by thorn- present, and
the Income received a number of hand»
some prim-ms. ,,_
About 9 o’clock last evening Chief De~
Forum found Spencer Myers drunk on
the sidewalk in front of the Sire. W. K.
James residence on Wall street, lie was
taken to the lockup and this looming
taken before Justice Coolidge, who sna-
pen-Ied sentence to give him a chance to
do better.
William Martin, of (ieougetown, wits
arrested by Oliicer Dana on Chestnut
street, yesterday afternoon, very drunk.
lie was taken to the lockup and this
moming tried below Justice (mlidxe,
who fined him $8 and mute Martin
will my in the lockup until toomorrow.
wIn-nhin parents will come down and
pay up for him.
Yesterday was the seventeenth anni-
versary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
lbibert VaaBuren, of West uvenno. Last
evening they wue surprised by annrnber
of their friends and a social evening was
spent. The occasion was marked for its
informality and the delightful manna
in which Mr. and Ira. VanBuren rem-iv-
,cd and entertained their guests.
Postmaster Hubbell has just received
the annual report of the Postmaster
General for the financial year ending
Juneau. ism. rumor a mi interest-
lngomsod contains a complete report
of all the business for the year. besides
some very line enmvlnp of the interiors
or dinmllt large pout odious and the
wrackorthctwopostalcsra at Kitten,
Ohio, in which six poem clerks lost
theirliven “Wm“ _ _, ,te
DoananSt Carlos.thoeolured
hug mammw an advertisement In on
illustrated paper the otltsr dayssttlaa
lorth the virtues of a magic motley
making machine. Don thoughthabad
amplormakiug counterfeit hllhald
sent'forthamachlna. ltoort blunts
togrtit hemaaltcamebyaapress.
Whenhswenttothaofllne and opened
ltaadtoolrooteneorthoaetrieksrossy
makers he became reryaaxryaad tor
'aonrotlmetheatmoapherewaaw
my hmvy. Don tsya that basalts
you don'tcatch hlmla anymora"grean
Wachamas.
traltallolldmm
The coma-mas of map-labia
mmmhhgiventorthshaelt
otthsllospltalfuuirmpsatlalfslbflt
thinllowtagreport to your pl]!!! ‘6'
publication:-
.,.
:runmafia.......~.............tm.u
Tum-Waerrturlnapasu m
w
armament-maintains
L 11.. [upon-It r... of ra- star.
P 1“ "'l-nu ' ‘l’crn.
A company of volunteer militia has
just been tanned at Yale, chiefly corn-
posedof the seniwclam. Prmton Brown,
’02, formerly an oflcer of the Kentucky
state militia, iintermted in the organ-
ization. and it is mainly through his ef-
forts that the company was termed. lt
numbers ninety members, when and
men. ‘
Prof. William I. Knapp. Street moles.
ear of modern languages at Yale, has
resigned hiachair in the university and
accepted an oiler from the Chicago uni-
versity to take charge of the modern lan-
guage depirtntsnt than. Prof. William
I. Knapp has been at the hea’lof the
modern language department of Yale
since 1379. He is one of the most popu
lar proteamrs in the university. lle will
end his work in Yale in June next. I!”
spend a year traveling in the must. lie
will begin his duties in Chicago in Octal»
er of the same year. The salary allurlwd
to the new post is $7,000 a year. ‘
James Boyce. of (lrcavemrdnle, was
held by Justice Richmond under hands
of $509 on the charge of higamy Walnu-
day. His arrest was made on complaint
of a woman who resides in Fidwrville,
Maris. She produced a certificate of mar
riageand proved to the satisfaction of
the court that they were married in “38?.
She has two children. The defendant
has been living at the residence of
Thomas McVeigh with a woman he
claimstobe his wife. They have one
child. Boyce says that he was divorced
from hi first wife. Her maiden name
was Nellie Riley. The second marriage
took [dacealittle over a year ago. the
bride being Miss Kate Bunth oi Hanville,
ll. 1.
Mary Andersen Dales Arr-av.
Mary Anderson,“ southpurt, who but
booniasaneever sinceber burhand cut
herheadwithanaaasome yearaagoJ»
barricadedinhcr meandthmfarhas
sncoeasfally resisted all elforta to eject or
arresther.
When Shall! Pike went to serves writ
ofejactmenthewaaoompelled mentor
byforoeofarmsandthentoheatahauy
retreatmslwthraatenrdtokillbim. A
warraatwaa issued for her arrest and
tlierarvicraof Sheri! Toner, of lion
walk,weraealled. Hestarted out with
thewa'rhatJnthailed to appear wlth
“momenta-innerva-
leuaadthattbsibtvillhad mm
tbnbaflway. "
0a reaching the Anderson house ha
hadfonnd itbarrlcadadJatIrvarfiav-
laghtsflatad lnlhvpatbofdatylulova
he found as tau-are. The wo-aa
confronted him with an amend tall
Irlmahawoaldhyopatbahradd the
lmmanlhatcatnsnearlrer.
This wallo- My. llhertl llrla»
anther Fahlsldursa M into rav-
rloeto-day,aadltsis maids-t he can
produce the prhoaer by tom
morning. llawlll sarnaaal the home
brightness.»
maul-um.
m hey mow-ass:
the la tales in waving.” lanai
”Wrasse. Tar-Mahala“
lava the“ “our night min
mpwhflflyvfi
Melamuhhabwo,
mature.» rotten
andcosts,whichthaypald. Thecon-,
w. ‘ _'..»ur.v
£112.}...J‘NH‘almm :
I
1 m
”Web:
' ‘rswin u.
man. at. u
muuumwrnmx. ,.
. nannaannonnncau.
IAEI'BID WHYJW ll.
Sanitarium". masque it‘s? .
to may"
III-Antwan" mmmm by
“crooner Flower. v
AusstehAMUCoaaorIatN
ducal, tor Sonata Barton. the ballot rs»
iagtheclrctrocationnrtwhichprovldaah
tbelwvaencaofreportersatexecntm
CONGRESSlONAL PROCEED!“
III" 5“!" ll It. “to-Tho .0]-
AW In the Hanan.
Wasurloroa, Feb. 1-11» day w- oc-
cupisdinthoaeaatebyanablebutdryaad
WWdthapohti-volvadh
thedatiaiua of the Call-Davidson Florida
electirmaasthataplnralitydam
thereahouldbra m at both bones.
Therewasnodflmnood opini- on tha
question beloved» senate. The report of
the nominee on '_ nvtlegn’ . Ind gm
shinning the kality of )Ir. '9; reelso
tionhy a morality or thy: ltgmhatunr was
mnumwvly adopted and the what: at
jourrmitnl lmday.
The house wascngaged in a diacndunol
thornlea. which were summit-us
slew unimprsrtant enrollments, Just-art
pared by the commune on ralea Thv
hem being” provided with legislative
M'huwty, will enter upon thawnaidcrar
tion cl them-mum. reported tron-various
cornmrtnqandlrutn now rain-shunne-
dthhmmaybedated
Alhllapwopnating WNW»
myon thework of themofleaw-
rep-multotbchonaebylr.sayvra,0t
Team. The cot-sumo: asked for several
autumn. to cover “demand too-fly
gray-wk, thobwut amount Iked Inn-g
ad, .
I'naldamt out W
at mucous, audof the lie-labia bank.
camchaanddenendtag. Frantic-stare
rue-m WW!!!“
luswmuwuaa.“
couldeluztalin‘xtad states mama-lit 5
on... Wu.
m%w*
Pl. ..
IleaIEstateanlIlnsurancg.
nun-nu mun ’
mm: cl thePaopla'a leans, . . ‘
m... tomb! Lil-lo BOUT}! NOBWALK,00NN.
sold. It forablmtbthallotda "me ~ .. W,
fimsAtth-md ,hlr W ' ,
Walther-2W _ sh v, .5
illiterate votercaa intothsvatlag‘, I” :1" i .-
lwth IMWMmMfi-h ur- mum
mm dufgm Whittle '1‘
7 an ’ T. "”
ea- or~awlittirket,ths veteran Inuk- mmunm‘mm'hflbm
x“ a” d '0'" m: A migrantsummmoa
mhwnhwmmwm and E mflmaumahrflig
3 WW mum ,‘ 38 W
y I .0, H I" W" Wm Neathwellracnm
mmw-ou-mwmunm A , . W,
am such a bun, with the m Aw“m"'"m _“ . -
-‘ w.- wem .5
°‘ A bans- rswm "’
50" Inf-inert.“ 353"?“ m
A. Wood
Tilltllhnomain East Norwalh. Port Point
we“ tar I. .oo. App] l [.0
mnwwrmwzhgmso..lfige
ammo (‘tt r r
A "Influenced-lamp
,Y In arm” .
So. IIOIIVIIUI tum I’llIlIIIIS.
TWHWWW ._ WW
~ » I ~ mums”
if“ a.
gar-Wm” mi
(ll-ahgandl’nliahln. "mu" n.
Iftillclll TIatII Without Pitta.
renown AND saloon WORK.
Maura ‘
or. oaradrabbar
luv rtlnnntstlhhthhast
,5 _ - . ra
H .. runner-an
BENNETT a. nun,
n to» tomato. taunt
° Meats.
Fish. ; Oysters,
,m Fruitslegetables, Poultry.
or ALI. mum in mere susort.
AT WHOLELALF k RETAIL
adv
ours: on Fourth “vane. near comet-0t
Itraet. Last Xurwalh. A l to
Jacob I. Layton. “Vii
”BSALB 0]! T0 BENT.
Houéi emit-intuit eight mans. my late
Mmlfllbbmae avenue. East Nor.
walk. thiernlmmvemrnls. Home mrly
new and in em llent condition. Burn, fruits.
good well of water. etc. A y to 1 hit Tr n.
I. In nnnno. Hut signals." 1
"“‘i‘iiiilsltfir. '
' no building no. on South
Insulin! carv'l'lllr ».
VI! vb . Maud harness.
(J Wrens: well bred. sire [law Med-
ium. alumni-area“ overneetw track.
Snare of ‘ Kind and truainallhr-
was.“ good win . “my to I! Mule".
“cal avenue. rims-m- Luv at lunch.
Weed a Pol-shoe factory. flat
lIlISIl Illll. SIIIITII IIIIiIIlllII.
Wednesday. Feb. l0.
SISTER [IKE BROTHER.
The ltmweentatin lrlsb (Milton.
SAIIIE ’
, ’ Sililllllll
3‘ "M
u I lit [Halt
fir roman d
lly rum MARSDIN. anthrw of “Kerry
firm.” ”Shana Bur.""lrlsh Minstrels." lilo.
finanlou Mae-as all of the qualifications
of liar must riot» brother.
W. J. SCAN LON.
Rent-mar on ales: llo Va and l‘ is
r 'W
Bllllllill’l
”BENIN TllEllIlf.
a
by her own comp-n . la the beauti-
y ram.
outsider. his. I.
I“‘ m‘wla
. .. .9... .
' mm
Weds-day. no In.
'M' M’
I
Thwartflbtll. '
lllllllil 0F W.
“Jill-lb
Ill. _
lamentabmmuauvaaea.
IIIIIIITTIIIIIII
“m m,
D
Appl um‘mli’i‘u‘ r room {int L
Boardwalk. ..... n .31?“
The Bligh-lamb
Pacific Tea (Io.
tall uni.- nlnne n the United States in supply-
lrw Pure Tau t‘ollecs, Baking Powder and
Fermi-used Mill to all its patrons. and also In
the prong” miemprion of all its checks, when
tvl’r‘wnk' by the proper parties
IIreaIAerTeallo.
ll blah: Strut. llarsalt. Bonn.
llv schemes. estimates and cheap rackets
you can tool all of the people some of the time.
and mnn- or the people all of the time. but you
can't fool all the people all thetimr. An Err
__ dowrrtent Policy in the ('onaeeticur General
Life insurance (‘ompany it what the maple
will hummer they have been fouled into buy-
ln: schemi- or cheap Insurance. Cheap in-
sumrm-ia Iito rhmp mom-y. it ain‘t worth
much.
If you Mint Ilfil‘lfi'llflll for your family. or
yruNllln when! old age. get a plain \lellnlte
p»: icy on the endow meat plan In the Connem—
l- u! Germ. I Life lnsurancel'omparry.of Hart-
ford.
S. S. L’Hommedleu.
Agent. lll Washington 8L. South Norwalk
3. y, v‘ ' '
- ..
TH
lentral Shopping lmnorium,
l um. Variety of slings in
on Main: no
We grade reduced to 29c.
68c grade reduced to 34c
65c ma. reduced to 53¢.
MOIDMMIIIIBII
Stilt.
You have no idea of the money
who saved until you call and
investigate.
Dress Prints, dark colors, re-
duced to to. '
Best checked rm» Ging-
ham reduced,» '1ch
“William «danced
to 10k.
ammoniu-
ton-dimmer.“
-. mik‘g’gd ”at“? ‘
I U i V“
l...
.. III-'10., , non-tin, ' bowmnchyonpay, I
,, Emigrant: ”'3
WNW more...
Wanna». aad'all‘ a.
, minimum-ate.
ififlW-hfim WM
WA“ Ll“ ”(5.00.3 ”till “.3.
' 9’0 m‘ ”I". .
3qu "It! IRS. 00. N. I aucaeaalul
”gains-mm oontatandlngluva
unit" [divs w
lndlgl'vzmghges.
mu I.
1am lllI8_.
' -» Iarnmn strum
rut: amt svruv
PIIIIE ensue
All kinds of
.FlSH-
Arrive every day.
Amie tor
HIKEIIII'S llIlEllEIll lllITTEIl
Pickled Oysters.
lllll8TEll8 EVERY Ill'lllllllll.
Allofthls ynucangetat
HUNT 8t ZELUFF’S
Wholesale and retail fish. oyster and vegetable
market. Telephone call. 3H
1.
H U a B- n' n E R,
Member of American Water Works Asso.
“ “urnn. Civil Engineers‘ Amistion.
14 us: nun.
SIIIITH IIIIIIWIILII. CONN.
HS llama and Reservoirs planned and built'
an Milena! Water Pipe laid.
Ill " "‘ Servers made.
new Surveys.
Surveying promptly done at reasonable rates'
Plans of buildings and laying out of privat
mulls accurately done.
All :vnrk suturinu-nclwl during mum rurtiv m,
of» r r
L. H. Decker,
79 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
DW'R l.\'
Wall papers, paints, oils, glass,
coach colors and varnishes.
BlcCIrisliey"s liquid .5... filler.
Combined chair and step-ladder.
Arstits’ materials. casvls.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, Jiaper hanging,' and
ecorating.
:9 \"nlflnmofl Street. South Xurwnik.
E .ERAND
M.S. SMITH,
A Week of shift? Clearing, Bom-
mencing Saturday, Jan. 30m.
The following figures tell the advantage
to be gained by avisit. Don’t let it pass.
All are invite to investigate.
IIISlIII IIIIIIEIIVIElII.
Opportunities as these you
cannot aflord to pass.
35c Corset Covers reduced to
tide.
{rile Corset Covers rcdnc'ed to
350.
500 Chemise and Drawers re-
duced to 360.
65c Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to 49c.
38c Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to 60¢.
Figures that ought to meet
with response from every house-
keeper in and around the city.
oil-in. Loom Damask, regular
88c quality for the.
tibia. Damaak, regular 600
quality for too.
min. Bleached Damask, legu-
lar 60c quality for 49o.
“ All main Tennis 30 inches
’ ' on no, no, he and its
A i” [ll IO. “9.50.
We
the
WIN"
. ' ‘
LOCKWOOD r . 'a It
ll. Ma ran in“ ' ”a"
“Wfllflmfill‘lgflfi’wr .,‘ .
on M W . . F M .,
V 3m: M“ :W:;% .
Wilmmhmnwflmmmnm. ‘
> ‘ ”5‘7“le “do"... *
ND “'ALK [RUN “'0 00. ”t' ‘
d'vnwuwe'huliiWni
rel-ire tor mfloréafi «no.3... '
“Ilium. “'31. A. Knight N. N _
chincrr made promptly. ”plannm
murmum CHILDREN'S Stroll.
munch. to Keith Maine!i 3.x ‘
dealer boots, shnearubbeva. ' :3
"manhunt-mu s. um- Ind v ‘
etables. Belt. oysters. clams. wealthy-gin.”
assume Hum D sale nah.
lawnmrmrtbfiammg u. ,,
a'r lUDD'SCaahM-rket. l'lne llamaa
mlalty. Washington“. 8.18.0 uhnry. ‘ ,
c» “murmurs W ‘ . ‘
_ 11. Wallet Farm
. . ,o‘ine meats. vegetables. canned ‘
HATES, mmusmm . mm 5' ‘
o 3 kinds. Home rend asneclalty,
LIMBURNER. WM. ll! Washi on stunt ‘
bridge. 5. N. Dealer in all Hilda mean
LOCKWOOB 1e. M'ashinaton Subrld 8.!l
line meats. ilsh, oyster. clamst vents
RAYMOND. BEltzlllohl. 13 No. Main u. 8.2!.
prime meats. poultry. etc. Choice cuts at
cash prices.
ShilTll‘S WASH] SGTON MARKET. “Wash
IngtonsthS. meats, poultry for family trade.
wssnnn. J. P. :2 Main at, x. centuries ‘
poultry, fish. vegetables. etc. ta.
EB DEALERS t Pm“ HILLS.
. . ' . LL, EX. lumber and timber
rough or we _ ed to order, mouldinntrlmmtr:
'3 AND BUILDERS.
SEl'MOl'B, H ‘SRY, 1:3 West ave. S. H. Al
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH, “'l 1.le ll. its West at. S. N. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES, P. W. Water 2.1, N. manufacturer 0
line grnniteand marble work. and dealer
stone work of all kinds.
MEN'S oum’rms. ‘
GOMBTOCK 880:5. Masonic build' . 3., it So
st, 3.x. Gentleman's turnbfilng goals
FlLlXClS ti Cl). Si) Washington st. S. N. tine
hats, gentle-men's furnishings of all kinds.
MERCHANT TAILOBS.
GUSOWSKI, E. 3i “'all st. N. A act I
guaranteed; the latest styles aln urgent; hand
KWOUB, l". 17 So. Main st. 8. N. Fina (All?
oring a specialty. Repairing, etc.
. mmmr.
COLLINS. ll. )1. 12 Slain st. 8. S.
material used it desired. Lamas 0‘
Fchll. Milli-1*”. Miss. otWau st. N. no I
"om limit”! island Dyeing Esmbfimgnt?
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FERRIS N. K. 5}) West av on N. T
Plum, Organ and Harm: e, €2.0th 0!
(3115.505, ALEX S. 2* M ’ , N.
organ and ony.‘ erwrn st Piano
OYSTER PLANTKBS AND DEALERS.
will; W. llmfrggg‘, in Water st, 5. X. (root
0 » nu.) tars, x iortersand 'h l -
sale dealers in native oySre‘rr. “ o 9
REED 1k HOUSMAX, 12M “'aler 5t.S.N. Plan-
ter. and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
TA); NAME. J. L. & CO. P. 0. bums. 2G.
PATTERXS AND MODELS.
NURW ALE PATTE RN \VORKS, ("hasJLAis‘
gimme. prop" ltiveraide ave S.N.lluusehent-
log a >1rr-rgllslly‘. by steam, hot water or hot
air. Kt‘l‘e‘l’t’ilr’l'fi: Nnrwulk Lock ‘omprmy.
Hearn‘; Dr. ltolmnnan, (steam): l . I. Bet.-
rth. {stratum John ’l‘ryon. {hot air): “'iliiam
.1. North, {strum}: Grace Church. «hot air):
ran-I many others.
PAINTKRS.
BihllNARl). F. C. 7 “'aler st, N. St S t
l‘ziint, gold and silver signs a spec-fit“: n or
US'I'EIIBASK GEO. li.'.' Water st, N. House
and sign painter, paper hunger. decorator.
P110106 Iii-198333;
SORTH. G. 5. “'8 Washin on st. S. h'. 0n
quality only, rind that Highest. 5
PHYSICIANS.
Burke, \‘v'. L2, office 45am! 4? Was on . t.
5.5, HomfltolUJtmx'r'toitm -;
PIANO TUNES t Blil’rllm
HENDEEJ‘. F. cor Wall and Kn htstaJS. E
dealer in pianos, ()rgxans,ahl’.'el in‘mnic, etc.A
Pl.A1’l.‘\’ti-thLD. SILI'EICAXD NICKEL
SOFT“ NURWALK PLATING C0. 40 Water
el. All kinds of oinctrn luring done,
and rerinhshingnf all inds of me goods.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAYTON, JACOB M. “'ashingtun Fl. next PM
.5. .\. Properly for sale. houses to ventures: adv
WOUDWARD. E. A. No. Main .5.
rent and building lots (or “lays mm
RESTAURANTS.
.iYXBEE. F. F. titailruad Place, 8. N. flats
at all hours. Strictly first class I ‘ ‘ .
one“. A row table boarders taker: e‘ an n
! ..\‘SE‘S DEPOT RESTAL’RAXT. 3. .V. '
it; the beat. prices the lowest. Openall n gm
SCHOOLS.
BAIRD’ .BliHS INSTlTUTKXT n I L.
boarding and day school. Fall tern: ggpfiil
Allis. MEAD}; SCHOOL for rls ad
ladles. Hillside, ‘5. Fall marvel; Outfit“
HHOB‘I’IIAND AND TYPE-Wkl’l'mfl.
lutL'DBil'rl BLUCK, S. N. C. F. Plumb. Prln
Day and evening minim. Semi for circular
STEAM ENGINES IVD PUMPS.
xonn‘sut IRON WOPKS COMPAXY ‘
Wm: at, s. 5’. near Railroad bridge. ‘ ”9
STEAHDIIIP TICKET Adm
LA \‘TON. JACOB ll. Washington at. next l’.0
5.). Pass. tieketo-lrattmmoncy orders (see all
5703! 11m
”limit-l. JOE“v H. ft Warbln n I 8.53
brick. lune. chment, hair, mm... a also
hilllt’l‘ux, dolls B. 8: Ta 'lor avenue. 8.
Arm: layer of concrete we. a.
STOVE», M36158 AND "Mills. ,
KlZTt'lllJM. LANDOS 29 Havllantl st. ll. N
nan stoves and water heaters. l’. 0. box on
POWELL, J. W. .18 Washington at. 8. S.
TRUCKING.
)lllll'l‘oh'JllllN BmTayloravennefix. l. h
and heavy trucking promptly attended to?r
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chests. air nuns. rll‘lsa. «attics, trek to c
turns. caunraa. and llama-null at
things ulven with club order» (or onreclobrat-
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