TIIE llM‘lllth TllA‘!‘ “All MADE TIIE NtiRWALK lltoll WtillKB Fdlltiilfi
Tilluil'tilltll’T ’l'lll". Wtilfldl.
The NMWIlk Iron Workicoinpany wait
foundeitln ltitl‘i by several wellvknown Nor-
walk and South Norwalk men for the
purpose of handing ateam actuated water
pumps under the "Earle" patents. A few
years after Its organization. howevrr. Mr.
ii. iii“. the present general ntaintger.
graduated from college anil entered the
company. Realizing the growiniriniporl»
anon of the field fiircttnpreeaed air and
the need for improvement in the common»
it irzi then on.:t.he market. he directed the
energieiiof thee iin'mnyjnto this channel.
The “Earle pump" war abandoned year»
over any roof. lie la alao agent for the
“aroma Rootinir Felt. an largely need.
For either of the ab me he in prepared to
meet. the demand. Mr. Raymond la pub
lie uplrlted. and has tilled numerouii
nlllcea of trust. lie aervnd in the City
Ctlllllcll two terms. W.“ aluo elected city
ail-lessor two ti-rtnii. and held the [intuition
of registrar of voters. .
The noun-bury a Blanch 00., Haun-
fueturera of Woolen Pelt Goods.
The lnunubnry & lliuiell company.
\i'i’nnip ink. l-i probably the oldest moon
ago. and the "Hawaii: cunpreiismr" int-i
long been the sole product of manufacture
and hasi trained a worldwide reputation
for itself and he inventor.
Concerning the factory, which employs
I25 tneu cmlinilully. and its machinery.
there hi little to any tliul ill not already
known. for the technical pres-i of the
country has eagerly published all that it
has llrl‘fl idiom-d to know.
Colicernini; the men who m'toag- lhi-
liit-iines-t there is even lei-i to my. that
would be new. for everyone known them :
everyone reapi-cti them. and a history of
their live.» would be a history of tlii-iin
p irtnnt publir enterprises in the Norwalkai
t .r pant gent-rations.
(‘oiicerning the product of the factory.
however. The Norwalk Air (‘outpreuiiin
little is generally known beyond listin-
[ii-araln'i- and the fun that it pump» air.
When its manufacture we» first. roar
minim-d. its one true limited to running
ruck drills, pumps in l’lil‘lli‘fl.ttllll ii few
yiiiuiluropt-rationii. Since then. however.
a more careful utndy has been given to “it
adaptability. and today oomph-«ed air
and electricity are close rivaln in the lit-id
ol idol-nae, and lrullsllllflklllll of power.
The manage” of lame llllt‘l’r‘ttl" in (‘liili.
France, "lliitlill. England. The 'l‘riinwwil.
Mexico and in every l‘lllit‘ biti. tire in the
United Strum, have tiwliiieil to their be»
lief iii the superiority of the “N irwallt"
tin-r any other i-impri-eiiir in the world
and an- u-iinir it for “‘t" that were no
heard of at the little the company \t'uo or‘
gaiiiiteil.
Norn'iilll i'illltll'tmti‘lrit have llri-il dyna
mite gun», t-li-aned wuiohi-a. lifted ions of
iron. alei-reil iih'ipii. Iiilllillwl air, raised
iii-tile. pumped lidliiina of fin-t of not
through hiinilri-di of niilmof pipe, driven
c nil and other minim: ilnii-hiunry. painted
the World's Fair liuililiugi. gin-died bate.
opt-rated \iWil-i’ilt’t- and signalii on railroadi.
llllllt'tl and traveried ti-n iiii-li cannon. prn
ltt‘iil'll locum itiviu. driven tnnui-lvi. ri'»
friuvraited meat. operated street can. lll~
titted balloon“. vitsirinl air in ri-wrvnin
at {our ihltllimul pound-i pri-«tnro pm
«more int-h, and nprayi-xl liquid: with
[Wu-minus iiii-imiri-il in ounce».
During the pan few yearn of lliiuiii'iul
ili-prI-«ioil it hit». limit our of the way (I'll
liviorii-u iii t‘onnm-tii-ul that ban hull
«illicit-lit lll'lll‘yl‘" to justify a fi'll'llilllll of
all hiinibiiiu lull limit“. at full \"AuiN.
.t. I. Raymond. ”tractor and
Miller.
J. ll. llavtiiiiiiil. ill Water Ill‘m'l. ii. one
of the allied lttlallwu than in the Pill“.
iinvinn been retalillalieii here about forty
year-i,andiliirliigthal period lion had a
hand in many of the inn-it important
lanildinuenierprlm in the Twin t‘iliui.
lli- superior nkili and ability liar» litany
limmtllf‘t'fi thoroughly tented. and he litt‘l
two found equal to the einiirnonvy. an his
factory in this line in the tit-ate. The
buiiineiii was establiehed in bill. by
.l. l). lilllllrtlllll‘y. win win succeeded in
the ciniliii-t of the liiulnovni by E. C.
flint-ll. hith oi whom are now «learned.
and in till) a stock corporation wait
formed with a capital of ”Mind. Thiii
i- int-urn (Ilft'llpii‘su lame and utiliitantinl
plant. i‘iiiiptisimr buildings of brick and
covering ab int 5:” square feet of ground:
The lll‘llll lelIl'illfc is four stories in
height. It give-i employment to nearly
"llflptfl‘fllth‘fl of bith aexsa. 'l'he princi-
pal product iii li-lt. linings for rubber
in mid. Hlllll'i. etc. The goodu manufactur-
ml by this lirm find a market in all
sections of the l'nited St.ate.~i“and are I“
well and favorably known to the trade its
that of any ni'innlactory in the litate. Au
the plant is ihurumlily equipped with
the In M "Lilli-I'll machinery and up
[Illflllt"~‘. its War): ii of the highest.
\‘ifllltllll’ll of t'Xt't'lltllH‘t' and lindvi a. ready
ltl‘ll'lil'l. The present titli'eri‘. of the"
i-irporariou ar-; C. l‘. liett». preiiident.
and E. l. Hoyt-r. secretary and treasurer.
.\lr “(lyl‘l'llihtlli‘i'il an iii-live member of
the firm (or a period iii thirty years. and
hasnlwayibeen one of N irii'ulk‘ii inimt
enterprising and inll iciitial citizens. lie
iii ulm rotiiit-t'Ii-l with several other
X irivnllt lllfiliillllilllfi and bite held
.i-vi-ral llllllllt' oili we. lie hail «erred with
i-ri-ilii in ili - Not-walk t‘ity t'ouni-il, and
[tr two yeah lll’lll the pzieitiim (if predi-
dent of that Mr, llulta, the
i-ilii'ii-nl b mi of the concern. hiu held the
p militia of president of the corporation
i-Vi-r P‘lllt‘t' it “‘tln nuanizeil. and it. in little to
any that nnderhin perinual unperviidoii
tlii- liti-tiiw-‘s hfi‘ prun'u‘fl'tl and reached
the high sil~inilard in the commercial
world that it now llllllla.
Ii HIV.
The Hoyt & Olmatead Cigar 00
To the “it ilmale and retail trade and
even l‘\‘i'lltlllll‘ tn the i-uitaitini-r who till“
1'in n triigrniit chair the name of thin
hiinm- and in wind-i are both familiar; it.
it ayiiiinyniiitlu with the lluiwt brand of t'l
wire on the market. This progri-iiiilvu
company. iiruanixi-il ill l‘N-‘i. in the illlt'
I't‘fltt‘l'fitll liiiyl .\‘ ”llllflli'tlll. tumblleI-il
in hit. it mmiipii-u. at I‘.‘ riouih Main
atria-l. South Niirwa! one of the moat
Millilfllillltlllllll modern Inhibit-mi liliu'kii
in the town. viiinpriainu thri-e lion".
:trnlizlfm-t in dinn-nniniinanil having an
art-rum- forn- iii iii-Willy live operative».
The i‘ itnpuiiy iii i'npltitlimul itt SliUIiii. and
their capacity in Landau i-lniiri annually.
The lf'tltlt‘l'lljliyt‘il by lllltt llflllttlt i-xluiiil-i
throughout New louiaiid. New York and
all the Middle States, They Illlllllllllt'lll't'
Ihi- Iiiumt. graili-n id lilit‘lllm ninl dome»
tie t‘lRlil’i-L ihi- telli't'ltil linwi bearing the
trade innrliofiliiri cuiiiimny have a dell-
i'ltlt' llnvur and with the t'illllllllliM'lH' baw-
louu ~iiii'i- been a favorite. 'l‘biii i-otniutliy
utmrnmw-i i-vi-ry (FIKMI' made in their fai-
tury. and their reputation for high grade
gmiilu lu'i'illlll't'tilllllitilll'tl with lhit trade
upon llll‘ll‘fltll’l'lll in the inanntiwtnrlnu
line. lloth thi- preahleiit of the company.
liltllml' M. (liiniilead. and 'l'lieron ti.
lloyi, lln- net-retary and lft‘iitllifltl'. are
lniiiiliartluiirri-iiitlii- trade intern-iti- in
New England. l‘rioiiilent tliutiilend. It.
will be remembered. wan for four year- a
reprweniatlveon the Fiilrlleiil "and of
i‘unni y t'iinzuili-nloni-ru with headquarters
in the l'niniy t’nnri "new. in bridge-
purl. While "Mill“ in the capacity of a
t'tlllltliltt'lltlllt‘l' Mr. Olin-dead llt’l'llllw ac!
illlllilllt'tl with a larget'ircle of the moat
iti’tlllllllvlil ll'illlli'iti and itllallimu men of
the niaii- and it in doubtful whether any
individual tin-diam man in thin lttltllhm
of the alale has it greater legion of
frleliiln.
w..._....... .. ”New ......... 1—...—
Oouutooli Initiate. comm.
i‘oinuioi-lt "Mtlitil’d. alothierii and for
wok ivill allow. in the it‘lltiifllitlllllt
nl lll' hundred. of llllii‘ilttll lm
in“ bean l'flllt‘tl tip in in .. creel.
Anion“ the above may he lituiiilnnwl the
Malawian“ "tilt-l. liatiiler‘u hint-ll, Ulil
wot nun. it. A. Wuodwaril‘e WMliqu't‘.’
the it new slit linilillnir. the Franklin airi-iit
wit-mi. tin- tartaric: ol Rarinondfl limit
attack and t‘rofni It Knapp. llililile'ii
tilmvt. Pom-ilk attire. Mn. N. Idlltlt‘r'fli
mutilation. lilcllermirn'n blot-ii. lliii'h‘n
blot-k. Italinliirth avenue ei'iiniil. llaiiiinry.
and many other ai'h-inl lilltllllllflfl.
i-hiirrbeii and linilnim lunch. both at
iii-ma Midzliiilllr'ri'ltlee. Mr. "flymltt‘id‘
i- alwaye prepaml to euwiile contract.
limit the nautical lib t ithe largest "in '
motto ta good work at low prime, lie in
remit to inmiiih Mllllillm and plan: for
aiiyininuin lln- imitating lino». fli- tun
lil’ttlmlil] built more handicap; and lllll’
nuptial bitildimriihan any other single
wmlM'l‘fl‘ln town. lint. iii-n alt-ml tor
the ”ethical illieet Ali-tat Raiding cam»
may. [lie staid to be the beat Militia
material em and and one be out ea.
i
niuiii-ri. Namath and Mouth Normiik. are
tlwiildmt cliiiliiiiu boom in the town.
The» lllltrlllim wtilclithiipmnt ttrtn Mp‘
rewrite win- ulnliliiitied iii Wit tiy the
i‘iiiu-iim-lt lirntiierii. iiiophen (toms-took
and ti. ll. ll‘iiflti’a im- the iinrvivlinr part
item. The tirinonrtipiooiiioelrulnt atom.
«tilt at it tiniitti Main itreetntnntii Nor-
wiilimnil t be other in titeliiaiiiinie building
Normals 'l'llt' latter mutilate iii two llama.
Mimi fort in iilinmnimmiiiinilimnrly tar.
nliheii and Well Itut‘hittl. 'l'hii l‘ntitb Nut».
walk More is trillion-rt. and l- adtnlriiliii
equipped for liiiiliirei. Thin brand: la
main ably niaiiaaear‘iiy Mllfiirit A. "lulu.
’l‘lili t'vllit'ttflt data a lame lat-dueli- and
aim employment!» atioitt thirty relic.
men. The him he- gained a wide repli-
ntiiun for lie intuit-Milan! at amid: and
falrdeiiltiiit. which have bronchi the ene-
m it an well deterrei. (limtetoeh llmtli»
ere aim to have everything in mi: that
haematite. alwaya lie-urine tlia latent
mettle-iii thirtiee. ‘
[EVENXNG 'EENTINEL‘ ansTR‘l
m anti. 3).. a co.
limiters ot anal aklna. furl, pinch
I'll! trlinntage. manhole”:- et' battere'
lure. Tilt- am ta our of the old-um
liehaieuta in thin line of gentle in the
country. its origin dating back titre-gear-
retinal. at the beginning ot the praaut
century. The member: of the firm are
Men-r4. C. Frauen lint-e. lawl- ll. liegw
home and other to at if and ill Wuh‘iuir.
tau place. New York city. where .‘thrv do
an eaiauelve bit-lure- in acute audotlter
tun for winter wear. hatter.’ tun. pluili-
ee. caller. beetle. leather- and all good
"Milli!!! manufacturing. They locat-
ed ibia brunette! their buelneiia. of pre-
paring and cutting haitera' fare. in South
Nor-elk eighteen years ago. and have
developed a large and aucceaafnl hualneiir.
The raw akiui'i are imported principally
from England. Anatralla. Germany and
South America. The qualilyof gooda
credited in not excelled by any menu
lecturer: in thin line. in thin country or in
Europe. Their upeclal linen of line beav-
er. uiuiikrat and uutrla turn have a wide
reputation for their reporter and uniform
quality. Five year-- ago they equipped
and atarted a recent! factory at Silver
line for the manufacturing of hattera'
fiira. which baa been aucccaafully carried
on, increasing ltii outputeach year. Their
method at manufacture. which has
brought notices: and prom. is one that
coualdera every detail. howevar amall. of
euoughliuportauce to have added to it ii
antliclent proportion of brain and cash to
develop itto its highest standard. 'Fhe
llrin of Martin Baton. Jr..& Go. ev-j-ys
the largeiit confidence of the entire hat
manufacturing trade; their liberal and
upright ways of doing buaiueeu make for
them hominid frienilii. while their bnoi'
ne-ia relations are exteneiVely carried on
with the lmulinu and largest hat manu
facturern of the country. no tradesirunn.
cudeavoring to do buviinm on honorable
linen. believer small or limited. but what
”finds them to be his trinity and true
frieudii.
Franklin A. Smith of our city has been
itaiiociateil'with this firm from iiii coin
Ineiiceinent of huaiuew here and bag the
management of both factories.
it.
Thence. lrlilge and Deck
Builder.
Ephrlaui 'l‘honieii. 5 Railroad Place. has
”91'" in liiii prom-lit bullpen tlllll'l' April.
hill}. having xiii-needed George S. liell .\"
l'ii. Prior to entering into thia lini- be
conducted a large coal and wood lniaineee
In it un'liytoan which he vvaii engaged
about twelve year». He was born in lime-
aytiin in Will. where he hail alwnyu resided.
lie held the piiisithin of yuml-maater four
teen yearn. and for twelve year: wan the
atatliiti mailer til the New York. New "a
veil and llarllord llailniad. Mr. 'l'biune»
iii prepared to give eitimatmi and take
root rat-iii for all kinds. of bridge and dot-k
building. lie guaranti-i-ii to give entire
until-faction. lie employee none but u .
Ilrrlt‘llt‘t‘l. and chilled labor. and iii pre-
pared to meet ontiipetitiiin in him “no of
Work.
Neal: a Van Icoy. Pluralism and
[team tillers.
Nani: N Van Si-iiy. Plllllllilllfl. nteain ill-
llnu and honor fiirniiihingn. cornrr North
Main and Went nitride. iii the idihmt llrtn
of lie kind in l-lonth Nora-elk. having
been it‘llfllllllllt’tl INN by i". ll. Nat-h &
llrollii-r. They were Itll't‘t‘i‘llfll by the
pie-tent iii-in in Will. The individual Irwin
her- arn Home» It. Xitiilt and Frank t‘.
\‘anrli-ny. Their main Iii-re iii :‘fixl’fl.
with an addition rev-dilly built. :i‘i’xilti.
They employ about twenty bandit. They
have an old nalilhlluheil trail». having plit
in acute iii the lament niiiiiin iii-iitliut
plaiiiu in thin vicinity. They are agent.
fiir the tiriitnn holler-i. which have been
exieiialrely plat-ed by them in lllltlwl‘ittlti
join lll the Twin Ultien. They claim ii
nim'lalty of steam heatintr and pininbiiitt.
and have one of the beat equipped depart
ment- in title line in the town. Their
work «more mine «it the lineal. linidnm
Morita and private resident-w. The"
house fn‘riiiehlini ileiiartuient i-iintainii a
complete attack of the limit pin-iii. both
tori-inn and ilnniiiiitlii. lii decorated t'lililll
they iihiiw elegant. anode. and many I'm"
iiiiiieii may be won. ‘l‘ni-ir .tiii-li of diam.
raliid china lli Very lame. tip-in twin brim:
noiielantly on hand. patriot-i can obtain
extra plum .il all timer. at price: in unit
tin-timer.
roe-N
r. A 2;... womimom
Mr. lune ltillmtil the moat curiae-vital
caterer-i to the public min our location
in Nut-walk. and by pleading Dill patron.
barricaded iii-i tin-lam tn iiiiiili an ex
tent that lttt int-i new in operation bill a
iliiitiinillnlaa room- In t'niineetictit and
New York. the rnlaiiriiiit in Heath
Neriraik la twentydlve by county.
when he llitl employed a hum of eighteen
attendee“. tie conduct- a manual ill the
railroad citation and a battery at M Wit-it
linrtnn atritet. the lunch counter in the
maintain it. it. elation with. it. A. no
I: Cor: manrant. No. til Want ileum
enrol. isomer Mercer. near headway ~~all
flimrielilnylinitlaeaii placer. Mr. bone to
aim ii meter at pare met. and tile new
tattoo in title line oak-rule thriiuabuutttie
ninety. title more brie. IGMW
We! mull-lean tul- aeti we
era, John B. Hug. Their whole-ale .
. ,mwa
Problem- ’rederick 8. Lyon.
Priferiior Frederick 8.’ Lyon. whoue
banduouie mideuce is at 23 High utreit.
iii one of the beta knonvn and influential
reaidentii of the city. He was b no in the
hlatorlc town of Fairllrhl. thin state.
Ieventy yearn ago. where he received ii
common school education.
when a young man to outer “'eiileyan
[Inlveriiity from which he gratin-lied in
ltthll. in ltt'il he became principal of the
Wilton Academy. but removed troin there
to Daubnry the following year and took
charge of the llanhnry Academy for three
years. in M57 he went to Ilinghanitun.
N. l’.. where he conducted a when! for
two years. when he accepted the p ’ittllliill
of profcii‘lior of matlieniatico at the Mill
iary and (:oleglate institute in White
Plains. N. l'. In Willie returned to his
native town and took charge of the local
academy. About a year afterward he
came to South Norwalli. where he int-i
since resided and made for lllflltu'” and
his iiiwuiipeople a record that all may be
proud of. lie wait connected with the
schools of the town of Norwalk for thirty
yeaiii, and his pupilaure numbered among
the moat honored men and “Written in tin-
Twin Cities. He served Ma member of
the Board of Education for some time. and
wax a member of the City Council for two
terms. lie. ban alan Men fittmmwtll‘ of the
town and city. and held the other of jun
lice of the peace. hl‘hll‘l‘ri a number of fill-
nor edit-en. all of which be titled with
irreilitlnliini-ii-lfaiiil his people. lli- me.
also wrll and fav'nrnlily known in :i new:
paper than. being i-ilitr r of the ('illllli‘l'll
i-Iit Republican. published in So. Nurttalli
from it?” to Mill.
Theodore H.01een. Retail Shoe Dealer
Theodore ll. illiu-n. Ht Wuhiuglon
aimed. liaii bet-nit familiar light-a in lid...
line of trade for the paint ulvli-i-n year-i.
lliu store. which iii ennui feet. i-i Well
known tot-vi-ry resident. of Nora-nth. and
there iii no dealer iii the footwear lini- who
«arrive o more complete Muck. llv rater"
to the beat trade. and have built up u but: -
'fllltl lucrative bituineiei. l'i-npli- trutiiili-d
with tender and peculiar idiapeil feet. can
alwaye llnd a good and may ill. "in numb
are alwaye durable ' l’alronii of iiii iiiirr
can alwayo rely noon the good» they ptir
chute. and mt Mimi-ed that the price-i im-
as low ihl can be found in any store in tin-
country. lit-irideu being llti-ltlrl'fllt' both in
atyleauil lliiiuh. Mr. tllwu alwaya Ii»
iii-vim in kH‘lillll‘ abreuni of the lime-i, and
about it your ago he i-oiupleti-lv renn
voted and ruler lffllt'tl lii~ More.
which, at the prim-tit time, will iwin
pare favorably with the but appointed
iihoi'iiiorim in the art-at lilt'll‘llllullh’. lli-
utandsi high in the l‘illlllllilill)‘ as a ulli‘
Mallil llllitllil‘tl‘l man. ‘
‘7‘.
3 t t
n.
‘ i
Joe-pit D. Taylor. Attorney at. Law
tine of the inoiit familiar More: belure
the Connecticut liar la Attorney Taylor.
of tliiii town. lion in Avniidalii, llitich
eat-county. N. i'.. January "it. Willi. Al
turney 'l'nylor wnii lirnnulit iii Norwalli
by hlii parent! at the age of twii year-t
Mr. Taylor» i-iirly eiiucail-in wan unwind
in the [Iiibllt‘ M'llllllltt of the town. lie
began the “lid! of law at the axe‘ oi idii
teen yearn. in the onion n! Attorney John
ll. liluht. Mr. Taylor wan Mlniiited in
the bar in It‘ll. ln litttllhe formed a part
iieriiblp with liti- former tutor. Attorney
liluht. which i'xtiitluiteil luv it year. when
it want iilaeiilveil. Attorney 'l‘iiyliir lulu
been a taint indent faulnrin the growth
and tiriniperiiy of Norwalk. liiiiiiiiu li'l'W'tl
in many ntllcial intuition. in which hilt
etlom were not directed for the “mirth
and welfare of the town. lie wail elected
and marred erreral wriiiiiiui rity clerk of
iii-nth Narwalli. and wait appointed "le
inning aiuirtiey at the organization of the
Town t‘uurl in till-l. both plultiiiuii etlll
«copied by him. Attorney Taylor in
lawyer with broad idem. liliiliieptiiinlwr.
iiianiii. elniptent plunder. and lit the ideal
of the when men with a leaning toward.
ltlacltatniia "it he» a large and lucrative
practice and iii to tie mm infinite thewmnty
court- at lean once it wwkilnrlnuimurt
Walt.
flannel '1'. latch.
lb Mar-trail meet. dealer iii any. male
strata. f‘iiil. eitlt. etc. Thin honor. by itii
patient and courteous treatment of pit
trenii hair eetabllelied a linoiniiu no out I'll-
elveia ltiiariiaiommrr tile entire wee
tern portion of Mantle“. lir. llaiel. the
quality.
M We! Illa luau. “acted to
lie lemmas»
ALL two BIOGRAPHICAL EDITION.
trade acme five year: ago, baring previoua
tcthat time been connected with Hatch.
Bal‘ey 0200.» general aeleiiinau for twelve
yearn. Mr. Hatch gained his early hind»
ueiu education in New’York city. where
llfl‘WII iialeiiuian fornlne yearn. coming to
South Nortriilk three years and. where
with lilii metropolitan tileiu. he quickly
gained ti footing in trade and now ownu a
lucrative and iitlil premiering buiilni-uri.‘
llli quarters on Marshall titreet are Irma"
and be but three auiatatitii. Mr. llalvb
molten a aiwclalty in handling clean out».
which to a certa‘u extent be attribution
hieihrivlug liniiinea-i. lielii ‘wi-ll‘kuown
[terminally to the trade. from the fact that
he Vinita all hiii patrons throughout the
county. lie iiaved extwniiii in handling
good» hya little forethought luiil iiotne
yearn ago. when he had a Vtiltlll’ track
leudlnu from the N. l'.. N. ll. & ll. ll. ll.
coinpany’n property. which enabled him to
have liiii consignment» put into hi»
warehouse with ' lie handling. 'l‘iiiii
striving iii tllVlilt‘i‘lll the purchaser in
the form of areiltiizud price on all goods.
and particularly onto. 'l'heu‘rain handled
by Mr. "lllt‘ll iii carefully inspected to ace
‘lhat it baa been properly Mll'ifli‘tl.rii‘l't‘t‘llt:tl
ninl lvuilwl. ‘i-ii' liii-rcliaiita have in the
ulinrtperiuiiof four yearn recorded tilllfll
iiigilnl ounce-w iii any venture as Mr.
llalcli has. lie atnrti-il right by net-king
permanent. trade. This would only be
gained by bringing patrinu bat-k to rr~
new tlieiriirdvrs when their out bin was
empty. Purl-goods liroiighl‘tliiyi pi-rnta
lient trade. lie to thoroughly in earli-
«at in all his liuainrsi transactions and
i'tij'iyiithe. rwpm't and confidence of his
pail-om. whi fouiid that :ill tlwii- pui-
rimseii were it! rupri-wuti-d.
llati-h is lilll‘l’l‘rlll'l’ the lending grain iienl~
erln this vicinity.
John H. Smith Eatate. Florists. 80
South lain Street.
These eaten-live ll irnl quiirtvn (’ illillf‘iitt'
an t‘llll'rllfl‘lt' t’rillllliltillt'il by the late John
ll. fiiiillli over inrly years up: i. ’l'lu- iii-tin
nursery tniinpriuw l'UIH aquurv‘ in -l. i' i"
I‘fl'll by glow. and \\‘lill'li i- minim an M»
lt'll'ilYi' ll'lnlil’lllll‘lil of ti were an I put it‘ll:
plunlx. Fr itn this house um ll;' supplied
at short notice any iii-nigh ri-q'iiri-d in a
lloriil plow. and it'itli‘nni‘ inwrtp'iun wish-
i-il. Iii-re in "ii" of the Hi ili'i-~l utt‘ni‘i til
tlt'NlKlIV i-t'ei' wen ill a t: mien of tin»- kiii l.
which dviqui-itrali-wlhzit tlw liniw in prr
lilif't‘ll t liilll‘eil‘iii all r "invention it) ll \rni
tlt't'ttl’tllltlllfi. 'l'iw lill~lllr~v4 is now under
illi‘iill’l‘l‘ll'ill id Frank .\l. and ('linrlw E.
Smith. who have xiiwt-t-«lnlly managed
and extended the pluni now it fell into
their raw An extriiwivv II~~Url lllt‘lll of
plinth and iiIir-ii-ry ‘l‘ll'k llil“ lint-n u-ldi-d
ft‘t'l'lllll'. and the public ii innit-«l in in
‘ 'nililri-in. and gives employment to between
Mandi-l l‘.‘
on will we”.
One of the meat neceua ry lnduairlee in
a thrivlnu community he llniclau taun-
dry. and the city all South Harwell la
fortunate In having one that for quality
of ill work and capacity lii unex—
celled in all New E inland. TheOld Well
laundry ivaa atartel nearly Ila yearn ago
in a betterment at No. 10?. Washington
utree, by Mr. John J. Warren. By cou-
«taut attention the busineaii hall been in-
critneril front a very entail beginning to
one of the landed lndu-itrlex in the city.
in May. of this year. a tic-partnership was
formed between Mr. Warren and Mr. RF.
ltropliy. at that. time manager of the Cow
iiecliciit Laundry. The business of the
(lonnectieot Laundry wail purchased by
the new firm. and both combined under
thenld oniiie“"iie tilil Well laundry.”
’l‘lnlr ollice in at 91 Washington ulreetmtiti
the laundry on llavilauil utreet.'l'hey here
now aixtenn employeee. all thoroughly ex»
perlenceil. and unity the confidence and
patronage of the whole coin-tun nlty. 3very~
thing pimlble haw been done by ihiii en-
terprising firm to make their plant the
lineal. in the state. We can vouch for
their work and can any honestly» to the
public that if their clothing iii sent to the
tild Well to be laundered. they will be an
pictured with it that they will never change.
Jones Kenufacturiug company. 2 to
8 Hoyt Street.
'l'liiii that in engaged in the manufac
lllrt! of iytwwriteru'snppliesi and special
ninrliinmy. It laconic-ii a three etory and
lirui-ntvnt building. Itlxfill, at the above
thirty and forty IiperaliVieii. The, concern.
which ii a j lint slot-k corporation. has a
capital of illumi. and who organized
in tact“. The product of this company
finds a Ill‘tf‘lii'l in all parts of the world-
'l‘lw grind-i inanufavliiri-il embrace l'\’t'l‘_\'
style and Pill.“ of typewriter rihlrnw.
typewriter paper and urneml fillppllt‘i for
than» machine-i. The company t|l~m turn-i
out a large quantity of Blll‘l'lill machinery.
Tilt‘ lil'lll lin~ intrmini-i-d a number of
~pi- i‘lilieN (or the typewriter, which have
live tine quite p )llllllli' and are ill general
nee. The factory l‘I fully equipped with
it spit-irtl and improved line of lllllclllfli‘l'y.
enabling it in lllt't'i the demand for itio
iiipplii-e and hold llii-m Ilplo the high
standard of t'\"t’llt‘lIL’9 for n‘hii‘h they are
.lllnt‘tl. 'i'in- pfl'it‘lll ollir -rs of the company
are. H W. llnll'lililrhi. president. and :;
m-ni-rnl manager; l-'. E Wilcox. secretary:
William A. l'urtia. tri-tuuri-r; W. W.
Lockwood. superintendent. ’l‘bese men
all havi- a practical knowledge of tin-
liti‘lllt's‘i and art- hi-ld in high tutti-em built
in the ll'll'li' and in the community \“lll'l‘r‘
«iii-cl the l: mili.
they reside.
The Vollr Bat Co.
The anl. lint t‘ i, lll'ltl'iitl-fi'llll‘t't’n ni
lltlttll made. line for at il‘l‘ li;il-_i- lain-tied on
llnyniunil and lttv ‘tlrt'l'lw, wlwri- it "11‘”
pin-- a ‘hl'l‘t’ dun li Illllillq. INN". no nui-
v-lrwt. and 'Ifu‘li loci on “w other. and
tin int: iniiiilnyuii-ni l i '54" inn I‘ 'l'ui-
pri-wnl firm Min i-i-ilwl Front-H A lull.
in Nil. and imi mm- liudl up u lirui- :iiid
I'\l|'ll-li‘t' trade. ~liippin; iii pin-durlu
in all isn‘t il'll“ til ”It" i. llli'il Siilil'u. ‘l'llu
l' Inn-any 'iiniiiilm'iiiri- iliiuligraili-Uf bah
i-iililpli-ti'.:Iliil in node Illitlllllitl'ltlri‘f nl M'\'t"
l
l
i
. fin.-
Boutli Norwalk Savings Bank.
'l'lit~ liink wow organized in Wit. [1 be
*clilnery.
‘tinilii-r. Mr. lietts. it maybe truly .
; .\lr. llettu engaged in hnalueiiaa I ‘7
; of nineteen yearn. He purfltaaod I '
mill at silverinine aud'ran therein!
can mm, and have
,.'i*
m...
Kore-intruder». the an .
theae twofaetcrlaa u ,
teat design. In new mill "'
The product of. .,
represent the very Mullen ~ ~ ‘
both in the quality and l
lrhod article and the «
makeup. The shirt: nu .
put upon the market loot ‘ ..
concern created each a fit.
fuhliinable clrclea of New Y; .
deeplte the fact that all the .
taller-ii in the United Bloke
creased clock in autlniw V
trade.the supply of the ’07 ~ -
hunted a few weeks after
trodnced to the trade. Think .
numerous inatancea that could "
chow the popularity of the
lectured by this concern. The
under the present able man . '
nteedily on the increase. and to
with the grovith a further in»
facilities will soon he neceaaa .
additional branch of the house f- .1
factoring purpoiiea erected. The
and domestic trade enjoyed by t "
puny at the present time is l 4. .
success of the company iii due “
the fact. that the quality of the
make in par excellence. The on
capitalized at Mum“) and its w
added ininteuiielytothe prestige .
walk as a nianutecturinx town.
‘Iti
Allen Betta. 2o cannon Street. I
walk. “I
Is a dealer in chestnut. oak and hick
is tilt-pioneer of Xorwalli in this bra
of tunic. Ite banillea extensively at
tin-wilt time wood used principal
~liip buililiiw. in itiiii Mr. Betta iv
that man to furnish families with
auWi-il and ready formic. Born in i
twenty-0m! years. “0 than IBM ‘0
wall: and gave Ha whole lift-u.“ “l" ,
mill he had port-halal! ll" 3”“ ‘ ‘ ' .
In lNlll heeiu .l “‘ in ”I. i“ had
and with one erupt!" '7" than“!
man in title buein Mo: to
hie ii'e home at that ii
while at the present .
g . .
lie has it oemfliu'i I . w-nil
intent. with a store auto. and la n
the principal wood dealer in the to
Mr. ilt'llci in at the priest-at time chili (
yl'llrdfllil, but. deipite hiii advanced ag "
ln- in as mum in hilt business puriiuitii
a man of titty. lie hat; the confident
and veteran of his townauten. having f ‘
‘illll P.
gnu liiiiini-«i in n in «ii-it way. having
only one desk and doing: lllldilli'ifi in n
nii-rt-iiitnl'n nlviri‘ Ali-vr that, for it niiin-
li 'r of yours it ilitl intuition ill the I'llll'l‘
ul ilw uld l~‘;iirlii'lii Fm- luuiirani'x-l‘nn.
piuy‘» iiiililiim. and in ikii opened an
Hill 'i- all till \Vu‘lilimlniifdrt't'l. Willi illit'tlll
.‘l Layton in I‘liilffll‘ill llii- lmiiku. lli
l'wl. win-ii Illt‘ t'.ty National baiili was
iii'guttimul. ll limit llll' in'x-ziiiim iii illl'tlii‘t'
opportunity lllsl'l‘t‘n lliu 'llllllli' by ilntm: .
roll up. will brand-wind \l)l|"l.1llli'lllg \\'lllt'il
uri- tlw tullomnn. “ l he ll irniiutun.”
‘I'hi' "liitila" and the “Warner.” 'l‘lii-ii-
ariwiilil by Mgt‘llt’l‘h in all part i of Hi“,
I‘ innin. Mllll‘itf'i' null kliiio‘u and p Ip'iivti‘
lll‘tllllll. 'l‘llt‘ plniii til iliiuimnri-i-ii I- imi-
ill the limit l'i‘llullll'l hill 'll‘iltrit ~. Ill llli‘
t-nniilry. brim; allmrllml With all llir mud
”fit llItIlliiIlit'l‘I in the trade. The r ning'uiiiy
l‘ aj not aim-ii i"ll'||itl'itllilll. imvinu u rapt
liil oi “unit-l, 'l‘iii- [iri‘ui'lil i-ili writ are. t‘
rin'urll. priwiih-ul‘. .luwpli A \“ulk. Wi l’i‘
tnry and ti'vtmtri-r; t'iinrlim it Him-min.
Illllt‘l‘lllli'llilttlii. llr h’warli i» null lumen
publicly. ltnvliiu bum mawrul Mirth Stir
walls twii term» and nhvrill oi the t' Minty
iiiielerin. .‘iir. Vulk ban ltiu'li n iiii-tulw
iii the t‘liy t'nunvil and i. one rl lili' idler
"in Light i‘omiiiiuinin-ru,
4
Jacob H. Layton. (l Railroad Avenue.
li uncut ilw mind l'lllt'l'ltl'i‘tlllu turn of tin
‘l’win l‘ltim. ”-l' ban aplivuvinnl. and t'tllli
inndloii- other in which lil‘ lfllli'iitl'll iii!
litliiiliemi. and employ two able iii-uni
itilla. lii'riipriwniita-ullii- of the hll‘illifl
t'ltl lifiv uiiil ilrii illilll‘lllll'iti'imttlllliill lit
the country. liuvuiit on hie lint winn'
twenty companies with which it" doe-t
lillhllit‘ll. Antiiiu the-w tuittlit lie nwn
tinned the New York Life. i'utiiii-i-iimil
Mlltlttil lo'i-i.'l'liu 'l'riiwlni‘ii' lilllll‘lllli'"
company. of linrllurd. linr .i". no and
(lontiiwutal. it one amt other Illllllllf' Fm-
lniinrani-iirmipiiiitm. .\lr. li'lVliill in fully
prepared to lake l'lttk‘t iiii l‘llili'l’ lift! or
proprrtv lit alinmt any iii-itlinilonilimirml.
and under it- fair-iriililemindii tum rind im-ir
terms an tiny lineal. tn idii llllt'. ”0' ti ulw
agent for auroral of the mllflilli'llil lili'lilli
alllltlltiite aiidwliii Imiifluflllt'liitlli in all
foreign cobalt-ire at low a‘ can he piir
chit-ed in New York. illicit elm a lame
maintain and real i' iilM'llltfl buuine-u.
lltuaplolieer in thin line; iii ii notary
public and I'lllvvyitlli‘ttf; tannin liiriiliin
ilrallii and money order-mu all tmiiiilriee.
it" (It!!! alarm- and llll'l'itlthi lilteltimiit
which he lia-i built up by hi» "W”
energy iiiiilpi-mveraim. Mr. lmrluii lit
impular. not only in lain-limit. bin. in m»-
ial «in-live. llele an entire worker in the
itiinureitationai i-linrch. with Willt‘llxllit iii
identified. liele altio wetland favorably
Incite in the financial world. being raili-
,liru 'ill'Ji‘llll' grown in llllll'lf'lllllt‘t' uml in
lill~llli‘ohIti‘l‘l’lilt‘fillllli' I’ lllllit‘l‘. The bank {
Zilli'lli'i'. mi that now iti- ili'p with "mom”
m "w, “My”... m”, u “up“... I“ WWW ”north and [lhtrlpt'f'lly of the town.
i .
'l’iu- liiiik ii litilll‘l' lilt'lilllt' management ‘
iii" .\l-li-n Sullilltllr. president; John ll
ii‘i-rriu. \‘li’i' llrl'bitli‘iil.tttitl-ltlltii ll Knapp.
~i~rri-inry and tri-a‘uri-r. The board oi
inniiaurin t'lllillhio of l hr following Ill'illlll
llii'lll ultra-in Milt-u rioluiiiiiio. .liililt ll ‘
l“t‘l‘f|*. .loiin ll Knapp, llviiry l. fiiiiilii.
Edward "t'llfll. .lulin ll Light and .ltlnltlll ‘
ll Martin. The bani; will mam nun-iii
Into it» uwn new building in prim-mi iii
t'l'l'i'llilll, adj doing ”I" Sentinel bulliiinu ;
«in Washington «trim-t. and limb illlfl'l'fht
rd lui'iliitiv-i.itviiloiibi tho Intuitive-i will
it in iliiilf‘ ll iii-n era of t‘lilllltilll'll awful
and hlll'l‘t‘N'I'ill P‘lall'lll‘lk
Hutchinson. Pierce & 00.. Kerwin
Itreet. Norwallt.
'l‘iilu i'hll‘llltil'i' and line-emit” llmllllllll'
luring P'tttliitttli’ line been epitaxial lll trade
lut‘llittA'lifiln of in” llt‘i'llllll'y. and their
name I» not r alumni to ilnv lioiiiuliirlini of
any niw mnniry train the hint that their
unmin have n worldwide reputation and
llfl'llli'iill'tflllll nearly every port of “W
poi. illit't' in built lii'iniiipheree. 'l'luilr
"wi'lfll line in min-mt i-d llillit‘ manufac-
ture of “file Klar“ idiirie. ililrl wutiitii
and itnili-rwriir. which retire-incl. i he ii lull.
ml tli'url't' iii prriwtlnn in bitii llii-iiuall
iy of tin» youth and the Illlfl‘flltl'ilyitl lllt'
ivorli iiiiiii-iiip in their inannfari are. The
lliiti-iiinenu. l'll'f‘lflfl t'ii. are Mll’l'llhflirti
to lltilt llllltttlll. (bile .\ l‘ii.. oliinbllalii-il lli ‘
I'M. in lltlilillttll to the tummy lli Nor
walls. the minpiiiiy hail iiim ol the limited
mum-rm in the wily iil llriihpipiii-t. whit-ii
bum unit-«rewind recognition it: one of
ilii' tliiimrlnnl and viable iiidtiiitriini oil
that t'lligrf'flrilliiu city. About inn ultilled
hand» in thin particular liiw of work are
employed in t‘m'li of ”W inittiirlini of thin
hoitw. whit-Ii iii alum reprewnied in the
loading tin-simian “fill"! in New York city
by handicap». iiindtrii headquarter» at
atrium “roadway. ’l‘iie Niirwalk worm.
in Merwiii «ii-wt. near Went avenue. its
four admin in helulilii. ininipilulng ii floor
maid mom ”plan-«lint. The plant in
ltridgrpnrl. mmprlm tunr connn'llnu
lrr of the itity National haul: and enabler
of lboloathfiarwalk Gavin” built.
building». seven iitmlm high. with double
llllt'llll y been chosen to represent them i
plat-«w of trout. which he hair done wit _
honor to hinn-i-lt and credit to than wild
whirled hint to repri-iient them. He re .‘
rust-tiled the town of Norimlk in the Leg
ii-illllll‘t‘ in Mt. nuiiiulnted with lion. 'l'al
mmlge linker. and again in MIN. with i
into lion. E. l'. Weed. "ii iii" been
prominent nill -er in Si. l'aitl‘ii pariah since
trill. and lit" M’l'l't'll in ii number of town»
unit-w. Ills l’t't‘lif'il. iii”! an it tandem
man and an otlivial. is one to which he can
point with pride and notification. and he‘
ha» been no important. factor in the ;
w. I. Supp. 109 Valium “not.
Architect. li‘eiv hare achieved attok alg-
nitl titltwvttllfl architecture and dratrltla
nit innlniiiwi lathe career of thii uwuor at
that lillltltitttlil. Mr. Knapp lit not limited
tea few blit't'lttllltil in lili- vouatlon,bat
i-iiwitteii work of every deicrlptlou enroll.
lllltll‘l‘illt‘i limit of drawing and archive-
ting lie lini- i-nilaitiiil in the intuition for
iipwmiluiit fill yearn. than mpilrinl an
i-xieiiiivnerperlenmi. lie in well known
lllllittpiillllitltlilltll mlal M well an the
mtiiimereial world. llitVlllI been city Illn-
allitl for two yean and neural tinted
chosen a iniilmi of the peace. Two-third:
at the Important otrltttlllm ill Cantu tier-
milli Il-flllil today mi monuments to the
ability of Mr. Knapp. Among the build.
hunt in bar iutiervliicd may be mentioned
the (inward iii mt echool hotter. Old Well.
thin-l. 5mm tit (tartan tiitildlaa. liar»
viii liili’illngJBiimetiuzk built/ll”. thou
imiry. both the old and the new hamlet
bullillmte. the City National Mk. “0'
multinational boner . W
with tint-tie factmlee of .l. J. Arch.
with a Urrliliimlllt. llama "at trail the
dwlllm‘otfid. 'f‘. Prowltt. George Jen.
iii-create rapture tort contained in the
t
,.L .. _.
lingo. I. l'. Knapp.
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