MBER 2.340. W?
can...“ ..._.. ‘
"scorn NOBWALK. - ,
The Uptown llewbllesne, Eat
if Ticket, Nominating all Tbeir Candidates,
have 0M, by Acclam
lea Selected for the
Immediately ._ after the adjournment of
the Second district Demcc
- Arlen Hall, last night, the South Nor-
”walk city caucus convened. ‘Joaeph A.
‘ . "Voik, chairman of the city committee,
called the voters to order, and Edward
Barrett was made chair
' Davie clerk. The tellers were W. S. Wil-
cox, Wilfred Bodwell and}
An informal ballot for
the following result: Leslie Smith and
» Joseph A. Volk,,thirteen votes each; W.
B. Reed and W. W. Conistock, ten each:
R. HnGolden, five; W. L.
A. Blanchard. two;
ballot Was taken, W. L.
fifteen votes, the highest number. and on
motion of Mr. McMahon the secretary cast
one ballot for him.
For treasurer, Mr. Gold
tion that‘the secretary cast a ballot for C.
‘ Sgartz, which was done.
When the nomination for electric light
commissioners came up, Mr. Golden said
he took great pleasure in
' A. Volk, who had filled tl
ably Well. llis nominal.
mans.
The following candidates were nomi.‘
nated by acclamation: Collector. Robert
G. Mitchell:city marshal,
auditor, J. Irving Dibble: inspector of
elections, Wilfred liodwel
The selection of water
~ for terms of two and three years then
came up. Mr. Golden said W. ll. Reed,
one of the present board, 1
him to state that he positiVi-iy refused
to allow his name to be used. Mr. Swartz
moved that Mr. Reed and
placed on the ticket. lie
4“
matterpf filtration and m
the various systems. and as it was soon
proposed to have a new
Reed was the right man to look after it.
Their nomination was made unanimous.
The nomination of Mino
treasurer of the v ,..ir fund, and R. J.
Smith for registrar of voters was made
by acclamation
An informal ballot for first councilman
was then taken, as follows: ll. ll. Hol-
den, fifteen: (l. C. Stillson, and A. lilau-
Nchard, nine each; John McMahon, eight:
W. \V. (tomstock and J.
three eachdddward Barrett and Joseph A.
Mr. Golden firmly de-
Volk, two each.
cllned the nomination, giv
one therefor that he could not possibly
fill the position as it should be filled, be—
cause of other duties.
said it was the wish of the people that
Mr. Golden accept the nomination.
wasthoroughly familiar
improvements, and ought
expected him to. Notw
other positive declination,
chosen as candidate for fir
e
‘l tion: John Mchhihun, A.
Swartz. .i. A. Volk, and J. J. i‘nvmmgh.
The latter stated his acceptance was out
of the question. and l-ldw
,3‘ nominated, completing the ticket.
h The city committee named was as
John McMahon. Joseph A. Yolk. Rufus
J. Smith, (furl Selmub,
Joaeph Davis, l‘} W. (,‘ln
den and George H. Trowbridge,
Mr.Swarlv. then stated that as his name
occupied two place» on
would withdraw from the treasurership
nomination, and suggested Mr. llodwell’a
iname. 'l‘bclntter declined for the same
reasons given by Mr Swarm, and the
name of George. S.Trowbridge was substt
tuted.
The city and town on
should any occur. The c
amounted to tour, and
journed.
4 ’ Walk Republican city can
/
smoothly as welicoiledm
break occurring. through
aldered a strong one. all
proved
Wheeler for mayor is welleimed
an lEE’SilPPilNENT
W L. Wilcox Selected to. lleed
the Democratic City Ticket.
Munromnnuunwm.
scattering.
Messrs. Smith and Yolk declined the
honor of heading the ticket, and another
had given a great deal of attention to the
now under way,on account of the railroad
oliice until it was completedni-i the public
and theothers were named by nccluum"
authorizml to illl vacancies on the ticket,
W. ll. Reed has declined the nomina-
tion for water commissioner.
rvsnvrmue will LOVELY.
.{Everything was lovely," remarked
Frank Leonard at the close of the Nor-
alld indeed it was. The meeting ran as
proceedings. The ticket nominated is con-
belng business men who have already
their qualifications for office.
Upwardea of two hundred voters were
t. Committeeman Wade called the
anembly to order, Frau): Menard was
m as moderator. Mr. Wade was elect-
edsecretary and John‘Bayer, W. H. By.
um, Dr. W. 1'. Anton gandkulervis Rel»
Tell were appointed tellers; '\
t
.l. a. norm;
ily Agree linen a
alien—Good
Councils.
ratic caucus in
man, and Leo
J. J. Cavanagh.
mayor showed
Wilcox, seven;
four.
Wilcok having
6
en made a mo-
naming Joseph
is: oilice remark-
ion was unani-
I'llbirt\\'.(}lark:
l.
commissioners
lllil authorized
SS. lintcli be.
said Mr. Reed.
ade a study of
filter here, Mr
t S. Smith for
J. Cuvuuagh.
ing as his reas-
Mr. McMahon
iit‘
with the work
to remain in
ithsinnding un-
Mr. Holden was
at councilman.
Blanchard, (,'.
nrd Barrett was
fl
follows:
W. S. Wilcox,
rk, if. ll. ($01
the ticket, he
inmiitecs wurc
nilecllon taken
the caucus ud-
cus last night,
aohinery, not u
out the entire
the candidates
acclimated A.
nian Leonard announced that Mr.
Wheeler Was the choice of the meeting,
amid an enthusiastic expression of ap-
proved.
Hon. E. J. Hill addressed the meeting.
speaking of the difficult matter it to to
smngood candidates for councilman.
He nominated E. Is. Boyer, W. H. Smith,
and A. A. Chinery, present incumbents,
for the Council. Hon. 21.0. Keeier pre-
eented the name of Charles S. Trietraui;
E. M. Lockwood nominated Harvey M.
Kent, and Arthur B. Hill was nominated
by Charles Olmstead. Upon motion of
Councilman J. A. Osborn the caucus
voted to nominate the entire six by ac-
’ clamstion at one vote. The vote was un-
animious, not a dissenting Voice being
heard.
The rest of the tickets was unanimous-
ly chosen in the following order:
CITY TREASL'HERANI) TREASURER ill" THE
wafer: ri'sn,
Henry 1’. Price.
1'Ol.l.El‘T0ll,
Addison A. Belts.
AUDITOR,
Ilenry Chasmar.
(‘l'l'Y silhim‘r‘.
Robert N. Morehouse.
"(mun or undisrun'nos,
Alfred E. Austin.
lNfil’Ei‘TtllZ or Etecnoxs.
I. M. Lockwood.
When the nominating of a water com-
missioner came up, it was decided to place
the name of Frederick Mend on the
ticket, provided the Democrats 'did
likewise. A. C. Wheeler, .1. ll. Wade
and E. i). Keeler were appointed a com.
mittee to adjust the matter and fill va~
cancies. ‘
J. H. Wade was re-elected city commit-
ted. '
The collection amounted to films.
. After the caucus the candidates held *1
meeting at E. M. Lockwood’s office to or-
ganize for the fray.
Wm-
NDRWALK CASES.
5‘ .af'vi‘e‘l
Will Come up Today in the Superior Court and
Court of Common Pleas.
lnthe Superior Hunt at Bridgeport,
today, before Judge Elmer, the follow.
ing Norwnlkcnses come up for u hear
ing
Wm. Terry A (70., vs Lewis Loekw cod
and wife,on plaintiff‘s motion to strike
out part of defendant‘s answer.
Henry W. Mitchell vs Margaret L.
Mitchell, suit of divorce, on defendant's
motion for an allowance. -
Daisy Weed \‘s Samuel A. Weed, for
argument of demurrer.
Susan Anderson vs. Town of New (In.-
naan. on plaintiff's motion to erase the
case from docket.
The following divorce cases come up
for trial: Ray Ayers vs. Wilher M. Ayers:
Anna Ayers vs. Douglass Ayers.
In the Court of Common Pleas, before
Judge Curtis. the case of the Ridgelield
Savings bunk vs. Albert li. I’latt will be
heard on plaintiff's motion for foreclosure
or answer.
Ridgi-licld Savings bunk vs. A. L. Van-
derbilt. ct nl., on piainlill‘s motion for
foreclosure or answer.
llounllunu llurchnrd and wife v-i.
Amnudus llnch, on plaintiff's motion for
judgment for want of lllls‘i“l‘l‘.~
Sellcck llroihers vs. George A. Ferris,
on plaintiff's motion for judgment for
want of answer.
Willmolt Fain-cit vsfinmucl (‘.irc|und,
et nl., for argument. of demurrer,
l'hurb-s ll. lloyi v.5. llosn iiuarnicri, on
motion for final judgment.
Personnel of the Football Team.
The personnel of the footlflill teams for
the game on Saturday. at the Norwaik
Park, is as follows: ’
NouWALK. HAI‘HA'l'l‘i‘li.
Arthur Russell, r. e. ll. iiilit'.
W. N. Hall. r. i. Frank Dayton.
1). W. Raymond. r. or. John Wakemau.
ll. Mailings. c. W. llooliug.
l1. l'lin'ood, l. g. A. Wokeman.
ll. Wilson, 1. g. John llooling.
l. Ferris. l. e. R. lmllandc.
(‘, Selleck, 1.. b. W. Thomas.
W. Gregory, r. h. llny lmllande.
i‘. Sniflin. l. h. I‘Id. Sherwood.
lioss llurcbnrd. f. b. if. llliven.
Showing 'Em Something.
While in Ireland, C. Ford Henley recently
rnccd on llnll's llrhlge track, winere he is
reported to have accomplished a half-mile
in illl. Alenwhich is faster than he has ever
done at home. When taxed as to the.
weight of his wheel, a nineteen and a half
pound f ‘olumbia, Mr. Seeley said that he
would not ride anything heavier. liesidee
(firrylng his own Weight, there are over
W‘euty pounds of luggage strapped on
. ‘nwilepublloanl M u" Olly 0' Nemalli “h“ Elbe machine while he is tonring.~'l'he
I 8W9 Ticket. Wheel. »
—A Capable Candidate.
Onr aluminum rim bicycle.
ludorsed by all voters. Seen it?
it Elizabeth street. Just around corner.
utmost-ulna Caucuses.
A universal favorite. Will run Well.
See it at 2 Elizabeth street.
wcmzen'e League
Can't keep up with our bargains.
Reasonable rentals. Reliable repairs.
linlversally lndorsed. Fox C. ” -
cement.
M
The Brewer brothers "are to organise, a
social club. Quite) number of muses for
membership have M155“ neared.
it is ‘
I
r
ifuocnnc nuwsts
Frank ll. Merrill and Henry D. For
Nominated for Selectmen.
emu annular-ht llAlltil.
The convention leibed Tried tor the First
Time in Home“: with not Altogether Sat-
isfactory Results—All Lovely se a
June Day in a. Second District.
Thirty delegates, represihting the ten
districts into which the old First and
Third voting districts of the town of No'r-
walk have been divided by‘the llemocratsv
attended the convention in the little room
back of the Hour office last night, to
nominate candidates for town offices.
The First district was represented by L.
C. Green, John Malone, C. S. Wood.
Second, Frank Street as alternate for
Levi Warner. William Mitchell, Bernard
Tully, L. L. Sherwood, J. T. linbbeli.
Third, J. J. Walsh, John Fritz. lleury
Malone. W. H. Seymour abseutJ
Fourth, B. C. Fecucy, James Suther~
land, Edward Mather, (i. ll. Wardweil.
Fifth, Charles lianford. Augustus Illi-
lcnstcin, John Keogh.
Sixth. T. B. Grime, A. S. Merritt, G.
A. Ilonnecker. John Tryon.
Seventh, J nines Toner, Charles llouton.
Eighth, W. H. llylund, W. S. McQuil-
lan. M. II. Glover absent.
Ninth, i“. ll. Merrill, M. J. Nolan.
Tenth, \i'. l“. Mather, E. L. Mather.
James T. Ilnbbeli was selected for
chairman of the convention and Bernard
Tully for secretary. The tellers appointed
were G. A. llonneckcr and ('. S. Wood.
An informal.bal|ot for selcvuunn, taken
by roll-call of delegates. gave L. t‘. lietts,
twelve votes: F. ii. Merrill. 1c": (7. A.
liurr, three; William Mitchell, J. ’1'. Hub-
bell and Frederick Mead, one each.
(in the formal ballot MnMerriil received
sixteen: Mr. lictls, twelve; Mr. Mead, one.
Mr. Merrill's nomination was made
unanimous.
With the exception of the selection of
one constable, and one of the registrar of
voters, the. balance of the. ticket was com
pleted by accinlnntion, as follows,
TO“ N t‘lJ‘IRK
Henry W. fin-gory.
Tons 'I‘Rit.\sl‘m~:u \Nl) 'l‘llE.\>l‘l:l-li: or ‘l'lil‘.
'roux‘ iii-:I'osn‘ .iNll scliooi.,H'Mv.
William E. Montgomery.
l ”\S'l'A BLT-1e
Thomas lluut. Mortimer llohcnts.
numb .u'iiom
.lohn Ii. Louder, William F. Mather.
lillAlill or lil-llJl-Il"
Leslie L. Sherwood.
Maid-ism:
”come A. lionuerkcr.
H "mu. \‘Is‘IT-n:
James '1'. liubbcll.
autumn/in.» or \‘u‘rmzs
John J. Walsh. (‘hnrie-l N. Rose.
'l'hobuliot for constable- showed four-
teen votes for Mr. :liunt; M. J. Nolan,
four: John 'l‘ryon, two: Sumc-rvillo Tool:-
er, four; Frank A. llonueckcr. three.
(in the vote for registrar Mr. Rose had
eighteen of the twenty-nine ballots I'llsi.
i
After the convention a lllt't‘iillt: of the
generalcommittee to manage the cam
paign, consisting of the chairman from
each of the districts-,Was ilt’ili. 'l‘hc . wiv
voted on executive rorniniiice.a~ i. live:
.l..l. \Vuish, llernnrd 'i'uiiy. William
“'ordcn, I“. ll. Merrill and J. 'i'. ilubla-ll.
Mr. llublwll was made chairman. Mr.
'I‘ully secretary. nmler. Merrill ireasmu
erofthe committee. ii. i”. theory “as
selected for secretary of the- grin-rill Milli“
miller. .
itis snidthnt some of the candidates
on the ticket. are not altogether «(infar-
tory lotlw rank and lib- nf iill' ileum-
crniic party.
FOX HEADS THE TICKET.
Nominated for Selectman by the Democrats at
"‘ the Second Voting District.
The Democrats of the Second voting
district held their caucus last night in
Arion Hall. The proceedings pneeud
along swimminglymud, as at Till' llepuhii
can caucus on the previous evening. to the
mecompauimcnt of lnusicl‘w from
a nearby lot. e
The caucus was called to order, by' the
chairman of the committee». ii. if ”Ohm:
and no ,7 on of Leo Davis. John McMa-
hrmwns en chairman. Mr. Holden
moved tim .co Davis act as soci‘cl‘lyv
which prevailed. The tellers were Wit.
fredilodwell. J. W. b'allnunud W.” ..
Wilcox. ‘
An informal ballot fr » selectman re
sulted in Henry D. For securing ten rota:
Colonel mu. Smith and .1. a; tummy,
three each: R. ll. Golden, two; seattdrlag,
five. Onthe formal ballot Mr. Fox l0-
celved twenty‘seven: W. W. (.Zomelouk.
three;scattering.aix. Mr. Fox was do.
clared the nominee.
R. ll. Golden made a motion that
Robert 0. Mitchell be nominated by
acclamation for tax collector, which pro.
valled.
An informal ballot for constable show-
ed that Chief of Police William Vow
had forty-one votes: Charles Lynch, ,
Edward Ladrigan and B. T". Stevens. ' '
each. The ballot was declared loinal,
l
rformal ballot token for second
showed that i Edward ,,
twenty; en's w. cfdrk...fi“ j
Marion. it"; midrib.“
a,
,i:
l
, nds'ihbous, W.
Nor
will
and
:
fumelbahotuvefir. W _‘
The town c
follows:
TOWN“
Tle‘e' llEl’UfilT AND fiffillllfll. l‘l‘Nil.
l. FR
IDAY. OCTOBER 4. I895.
d
1“!!va
Walter ll. Wilcox.
BOARD Ol’ BELIEF,
James M. Lane.
8011001. VISITOR.
A. Blanchard.
08A!!! Joann.
JamesO. Jennings. I
Mfmron or 1'0er accounts,
J. Irving Dibble.
lixols'ruaucv VO'l'llli-i,
R. If. Golden.
John McMahon,
COLD WATER CANDIDATES.
l
Problitttienlets met me mm m, Put a Town
Ticket in the Field.
sThe Prohibitionists met last night at
the home of Sylvester Sherwood, East
filorwalk, and placed in nomination the
following candidates for offices on the
town ticket: ‘
subtitles,
('leorge Reynolds,
George W'. Aiken.
Towx chunk.
Edward R. Bennett.
TREASI'RER, ASH Tumsritlzu
Andrew V. Ileath.
COLL” '1" ill.
James II. Wilmot.
uthAtil.£,5.
IlnvidA. l'illovv,
Thomas Longstafi.
i ‘orvine L. Ogden.
Francis E. Mcrwin.
Asst-15.4mm.
Lewis B. Buckmuu.
Melville W. b’illimau.
iiUAlill (iF RELIEF.
Albert N. Sherwood.
William F. Sherwood.
“RAVI! u'uous.
William .\'. Crow.
Edwin Patter.
Washington M. Sharron.
~« Hoot Hermie;
Alice L. Sherwood.
Oscar 5. Mills.
Al'hi'inlz.
George W. Harris.
lll‘illlSTEliS HF \‘(l‘l'lnth
Fred H. Bedlam, First District,
Albert R. Kendrick Second District.
Sylvester SherIvood. Third District.
'9."
A Commas; than... one Darien
Water granary: Affairs,
A conference?“ W to tile Med
affairs of the Data”! \Vatfl (”Smarty was
held at llnr‘lbutt Sr Gregory's office in
Attorney
Xobbs. of Bridgeport, representing the-
men, and h‘tate Labor Agent Richards
were present.
ltwm Pxpfl'le’fi that a private agent,
whom linrihutt dc fire-gory had employed
to look into the matter, would be present
and report the financial condition of
afl'aiH and perhaps be able to throw some
light upon the time when the Italian
laborers might be paid.
not be prim-at, hOWever, and the payment
seems to be yet several days off. although
in time it is said every dollar due the men
walk, yesterday afternoon.
he paid.
The agent is expected here tomorrow.
Ills report inadvauce is that the sale of
the bonds has been checked, and that
further particulars will be given upon
his arrival.
A Sentinel raporterleumad that New
York parties are ready to we hold of the
matter. but are not willi'g to do it unless
the company is thoroughly reorganized
and the present management removed.
in all probability this will be done at
once, but it w i take several days to ar-
range Iuatters.
Yesterday it was printed that W. ll.
Rider had arrived with the cash, paid oi!
the men, and that work would be started
on Monday. These slot-imam fabrications.
do not help matters.
Y. I. C. A. Nelle.
At a recent meellng of the board of di-
rectors of'the i'. M. ('. A. ittnus decided
that on and after tlctoilcr in the gymna
slum class meet. three nights each week,
“follows: Tuesday night for the bowl.
new: mum Wednesday night for senior
members. when 1-3. H. lleckham, of litany.
ford, will instruct the class. and Friday
night for practice for any or all members.
On Saturday evening. October bl. a
meeting will be held in the parlors for the
pm of organizing a local “Congress,”
One member will be elected for each
state. and all young men wishing to be.
come public epeakere should take advan-
tage of this opportunity. and hand In
their names stance to the secretary.
it is proposed to commence next Hillb-
day to have a lecture at each Sunday
afternoon meeting. by the diflereay cler»
of Norwalk. upon some prominent
man. Next holiday Rev. F. it. Robbins
will speak on “Carry. the Missionary
Cobbler.
N
Aflflflyflmt
A stag party went to (lregery’s Point
is“ ntgbtald hada shore dinner node
has time. with the exception of one mm-
ber,wbeee bicycle was “found who was
tow-lb. bone. The guests were
ll. A. Alena-aid. Charles Dime-dh‘mgt
m
ommlttee appointed was as
, Joseph A.
Velk. Rufus J. Smith. Carl Schaub, M.
7 S. Wilcox and J oseph
Delvla. The town can‘cini then adjourned
obert G. Mitchell has declined to be a
candidate for the office of town tax coi-
leotor, and W. S. Wilcox has been placed
on the Democratic ticket.
The agent could
SilllIETY’S MElllil Milli
meaning: from the (lay World of Nor-
walk and South fprwaikl
,, .
PERSONAL IEllllilll 0F PEDPLE.
A Grand Reception (liven in New lleven to
Ir. and Ire. llarry B. lepton—Ire.
Wilton Entertain: ber Sunday School
Class—Otter Notable Events.
A grand reception was given to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry B. J epson by the groom’s
parentsbl’rof. and Mrs. 13. Jepson. at their
home, 52 liowe street, New liaVen, last
evening, lasting from 8 to H o’clock. In
the rooms Were masses of palms, the
the couple receiving under an arch in the
front parlor. Rev. and Mrs. A. ll. \Vyatt
of Norwalk. parent-i of the bride. and Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Jepson also received.
Carnations were in profusion about the
rooms. Mrs. Wyatt’s gown was of pale
green crunch and silk. Mrs. Benjamin
Jepson‘s was of black silk grenadine. The
bride received in her wedding gown of
while brocnded silk. Miss Clara Jepson
was gunned in white silk, with chiilon
trimmings.
Champion, catering by ('. A. Bradley. and
the nit-isle was by Robinson's orchestra.
Ill"
The society magazine, l-‘orm. this month
Miss Alice Cram, and the following para—
graph: -“(lur portrait is that of one of
_\'ortval!;'s most charming young saciety
llelios.
daughter of Mr. and
Washington i'rnm. acknowledged leaders
in our society. They have a handsome rcsi
deuce on linst avenue, where runny events
if note are held. Miss f‘rnm is a bru-
nette, handsome, graceful and accom-
liiislleli.
debut. Siu- isnn excellent pianistc, fin-
gers the mandolin, is» the chosen of all
dancers, can sing, is a graceful cyclist,
and, in fact. is most versatile in berm:-
complisbmeufs. l'ndoubti-dlv Missf'ram
will be one of tho sm'it'ly belles of the sow
son.”
There was a pleasant
Wednesday afternoon.
t...
feature of the affair was little cakes em
name.
bored by the guests.
light in giving.
Iul evening was spent.
tinrham Marshall,
intends to remain in town over Sunday.
friends lac-it night.
and refreshments serve-d.
next mouth.
I
J. S. lleMotl, Washington street.
month's visit to Yorktown, N. Y.
l'mbria, for a month's trip.
ingtou. l). (3.,
old friends in Norwalk.
visit in South Not-walk.
er, of Westport avenue.
place on Arch street.
on [canard street.
t
New York city.
bind. ll. Demure-t. of Non!
guest at Burr Mtlle’. Georgetown. 2.»
visiting Mrs. Sarah I‘rrlgan. . at.
from Bloomington. Ill.
visiting at Scott‘s Corners.
visiting in Hartford.
We W Ilene Away Again.
linol‘.
I
I).
we w
t
The decorations were by
contains an excellent half-tone picture of
Miss Alice Bartlett, (from is the
Mrs. George
Sha- has but recently made her
gathering of
young folks Hi. the home of Miss Minnie
Wiyon on “rat Main street, Norwnik,
The guests were
the members of her Sunday school class
of the Xerwaik Congregational church.
After games upon the spacious lawn the
”letting peremlinned in the house,
wherendelicidus iiuppeir bras served. ,A
bellished with the initials of each guest's
The occmiou will long be remem-
lt. was one of those
affairs which Miss Wixon takes much de-
.\ whist party was held at the home of
’Mr. and M rs. Jessie Caldwell. Wilton av-
cane. Wednesday night. Hem-go Lock
wood And Mrs. Caldwell won the prizes.
Refreshments were served. and a delight
who conducted u.
shorthand and typewriting school in the
Masonic building last winter, has re-
turned from his southwestern trip and
Miss Sadie llnuier. bf \Voodwnrd ave-
nue, was surprised by a large party of her
Games were played
it is announced that the marriage of
Miss Edna Bradiy. of Weston. and Chest-
er Coley. of Chestnut Ilill, will take place
Mrs. William H. Smith. of llellmore,
.. l., has been visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Miss :dith linnt. Ft'l South Main street,
arrived home but night after about a
Frank W. Woodward, of North avenue,
will will for Europe Haturday. on the
llr. and Mrs. Ellery (,7. Clarke, of Wash
have been recent guests of
Charles and Miss Lillie Wolcoit return-v
ed to Springfield. Muss” today. after a
Miss Ada llemson, of lirecu‘s Farms,
in. a guest of her cousin, Mrs. 5. ll. Meek—
W. ll. Clarke. Jr.. of Main street. Nor»
walk.hna lens .I the James K. Crofut
Little Roy Hughes. of Danbury, is
spending a week with the firemauffamily
bliss (lueowekl. of Main street. Nor-
waik, has returned home from a” visit to
Miss Elsie Raymond in visiting‘her air
for, Ira. Charles 1).:Burnes, in Greenwich.
aliy la a
manna. Bowers. of axiomatic n
Rams. B. Pond and wife have attired
nM.W. Balaton, of Belden avenue, is
like Vera M. Wood, of East avenue, Is
The milk white horse owned by Jim
Barbour. the "pop corn king," ran away
on Main street, Norwalk. yesterday after
noon. adding another smuhup to the 1m
" ‘ chronicled in his
Net‘ivnpwlosépiil c iii,
wen y we earl
George Norve’ll. hi Km
, 1895. Funeral
afternoon at 3 o’clock, n
dence of F. M. Jeuuimi f
matte. I
, GIRL-to do eneral housew
: _ply to ma . o'r’ro nanruoh.
Havdand street, South Norwalk. all!
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comm-1mm girl I as chamber-meld '~
1 and waitress. In aim of M ‘
Dal". LOCKWUUD, . o. 3' F '
street, Norwnlk, Conn.
HARDERS wanted. In nire at HBSQA
l FLYNN’S, 41 South quin “M
Rates 84 per week in advance, walling
included. Intelligence office keptln same i '
building. oi 3t
llY
middle aged Amer-maximum ,.
practical and experienced—peel“;
M RS.
invalid. Address
East Norwalk 1‘. O.
as housekeeper or to mauafieE how ’51)}:
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it )OK wanted: male or female. Apply
at the (lid Well Hotel, Washington
street, South Xorwalk. out
( ‘LHANING and dyeing establishment
No. 4 Raymond street, corner 0
gout}: Main street, on line of electriccarn,
South Norwnlk, Conn. We respectfully '
announce to the citizens of South Nor-,1
walk, Norwalk and vicinity that we a-
tablished ourselves in our midst. in tho
dyeing and cleaning nsinese, and are
now prepared to do all kinds of cleaning
and dyeing in the very best style andman- .
ner. Ladies’ suits, dresses; either made
up or apart, cloaks, capes, infante’ capes,
hoods, etc., ribbons. fringes, piano, organ.
billiard covers. mufflers. scarfs. ties. '
gloves, kid shoes, also feathers cleaned
and curled. Gentlemen’s garments dyed
or cleaned and pressed in the best manner.
(7. BIT'l'Tl'ZRFASS. mID hf.
'I‘WU boarders. ‘.l.’i South Main street,
South Norwalk. .‘
To LET.
illln'lliABLl‘l oflice. hall lighted and
. cleaned. Rent reasonable to right
partv. Inquire of JOHN HANCOCK
.lFl-IlelthNClCCOMPANY. salt!
e
illll'Sl‘l at llowayton, containinguine
rooms. Apply to M. ii. LOWNDES.‘
liou'uytou. (‘onn. s25 2w
l“llls’l‘ or second floor. No. 44 S rin
street. inquire of W. \V. LESTEIfi
Crofut & Knapp,’s Factory .\'0. l. 03 ti
l,‘ill'R nice. rooms. all improvem‘nts;
rent #7 per monthfilti Day street. , Ill-
quire of M. BARATZ, on the premier.
0 W
h‘IRST floor. six rooms. 9 A street.
Xerwnlk, rent $15; cottage.‘ ,
29 Woodward avenue, rent ML, . .
floor, live rooms, Fort Point’smfi. rm ,
do; first floor. 70 South Main street, rant
M2; first floor, 77 Woodward avenue rent
its. Apply to B. A. W ()ODWARD. ‘
jyl ’94 Sf
I ,‘UL’R room apartments, suitable for
light housekeeping, second and third
floor, Swartz dc Corbett building. Halls
lighted and cleaned. Rent 69 r month.
Illi ulro oliico ULI) “FELL C GAR (30.,
Ni Vashington street. jyltitf
'I‘lll-l thrce~story brick building on the
corner of Water and lIaviland street.
known a» the. Madden house, suitable for
a hotel, or large boarding house, contain~
ing about riventy rooms, furnished or un—
furnished. Apoly to ’l‘. BAKER, admin-
istrator, .\'o. 3 Railroad Place. 03 tf
'(l. 10 Pine street. second floor and at
tic; separate entrance: water, coal
bin and \vnterclosct on floor. Apply to
RU'i‘ll a GOLDSCHMII)T, 21 Ann street.
32% m w f tf
\'( t. in South Main street, first floor.
. live rooms, all conveniences, in first
class order. Shades. screens, range, tubs,
etc. Possession at once. Also lower part
of house. No. H llny street: rent $8. Ap—
ply to W. Yill'NiiS, 4'! East avenue.
roll fit
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(, XE house at idly Neck. lleldeu street.
five rooms, first class order, rent $7;
one house near Elm Grove store, 7 rooms,
water in, rent 810: one list, No. R ’i‘oiles
street. second floor, it rooms, water in, in
the best of order. rent #12. inquire of
JOHN ll. KNAPI’. 5'2 live-stature“. sit! ti
)LHASANT furnished room to rent at
ti Crescent Terrace.
\‘lX room cottage on ilurl‘ltt avenue.
h l". Clfilm, Ill
‘ all! tf
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!. ,pply to Clils‘ls’l'lillt
Quin an] avenue.
Skill :lAi .‘lfwlii’f‘eet long in iii-Etched
.‘ onler; will be sold cheap. Appl to
FRANK Till )KER. Dorian, (lone. alibi;
, FlVE room cotter? on (llenwood ave-
] rule for snle c cog and on e
terms. Inquire of 8. ill. HERWOODm
Grove etneet, South Neryulk. , iyil tf
,JHOICE Building Lobe. Now is the
J timeto be alot on Myrtle avenue.
cheap. J. F. H lNNE‘l‘T, bi Park target.
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1‘ 5mm... rockawpyl ' a... be seen at
ugglmans’boa notable. lwutre‘
M. B.- ATHER, crayon-avenue. n.
m]... GIANT ”cm; uni. "Elli“ '
scorn mam. nannwnn'h
CO. _. no t! ,
‘ NE pair workln cattle work horses.
( w on and licenses. b. TWEEKB,
Botou ll. 69“:
"two and three-ply roonn castle
and roof cement. 7TH N0
WALK HA “DWARF:
Main street.
roe SALE om in".
' any user make. em “, 6
rooms, at Bowayton. near the m
lionhfl “earth or will sell and"1 allow
£5, :hmfisud'iiii’m corset. ii
8
.. 42” South
elfltf
collided” with one
my ”t: w»
late f sale, it ‘ 35;“lfi‘ill‘.
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