EVENING SENTINEL INDUSTRIAL“ AND BIOGRAPHICAL EDI'I‘IONLJIL.r
‘ alumina or wardrobe“ 0? Fold: novella.
llea aural. Institute, as West a".
am.
Is an admirable home school for girls and
young bullet. Mlle Baird has conducted
a i mutation of, this kind for the plat
Minty-six years, Ierettteeu of which
have been passed in Norwalk. I‘Ier
~cltool la pleaaanly situated about
midway between Norwalk and South
"malkJnaqulet and healthy portion
1' the town. The rooms are light and
haerinl, and the grounds surrounding the
paetltutiou commodious and attractive
The Iohool building: conelet of four large
[houses and agymunuium. jIlued by con-
nections at the rear of the building.
The union and special students occupy
of distinction in the latter and upon
graduating will at once made curator of
the college. Thin latter poeition he re-
signed to enter the U. S. army aeaaeietant
surgeon of the will N. Y. volunteere.
For efficiency in the service Dr. Phinney
was made aurgeon-in-ehlef of the Dietrict
of Shenandoah, on the stall of General
Ayree, which position he held until the
clone of the war. when he returned to
New York and practiced medicine. In
1880 Dr. I’hinney removed from Balavla.
N. Y, to Norwalk. where he ha-t since re-
eided and enjoys a large and lucrative
practice. lie is a charter member of the
l’un»Amcricnn Medical Society. eelublioh-
ed in Washington. I). C . I‘Ilui. lie repre-
sents l.‘mnecticut in the society and is
one home. the juniors another, and the
proparatory classes the other two. A
Cheernt and quiet cottage on the oppo-
site aide of the street. is med in case of
illnaaa, and, consequently. in remote
from the remainder of the school. At the
rear of the lnuaes large grounds and
abundance of fruit tempt the student to
enjoy out-door exercise. Tire number of
Inarding pupils in limited to thirty. thue
securing to each the individual attention
of the principal.
with a very large and select librnry. and
the many volumes are constantly referred
to by the students. All the, beat nuttznr
zinc: and periodicals of the dny are found
upon the reading room tables. The
com of instruction includes all brauchm
uaually taught in eetninnriet and schools
of the first rank. The conscientious cu
deavor of the principal is to secure to tin-
: pupils the advantages of n thorough.
I practical and ornamental education. and
no opportunity is neglected to inspire in
the scholar an earnest deuire for knowi
' edge. Pupils are here carefully fitted for
college. Thorough entrees are all‘ ll’lll'Il
atndente in literature or mmic. art and
the languages. Pupils nretaken in Ice
turns and cuter-rte, and ale) to the IIIII
tennis and galleries of New York and
New Haven. They also g l with their
teacher to lnlnrni tries and fat-loriu-«z
where they witm-u the prneiit- ll .liuv-‘trw
tion of their eluding, .\l .. liiird Inkm
Wu“ WWW"? l {referring to n largo lid
of pus‘.‘ “'1'! ' will. patrorn of high eoriui
and busiueao standing in the r mmruuil y,
neocomt Co.
The ll 5’ ll Corset (3",. Ann win-pt,
The school is furnished,»
identillcd with all the leading medical
moieties in New York. He bait been
called into consultation in runny of the
moat noted surgical operations held in
New York city for a number of years.
Dr. Lauren It. Allen.
llr. lmirt-n M. Allen. III Washington
~lret-t. mnlu mu m: the lending phyui-
t-innanlfiouih .\'urwnlk. “v i» n nntivv
of ihi-a alaitl. I)l\‘t'lll'I" home being in
“'eslpnrt. lie ion graduate of the l'ol.
h-geuf I’hy~iriun~ and Someone III New:
York. and of i‘ulumbin, receiving; hie Iii
piotun in lhrl. lie funk a special l'llllll‘ for
~kin iiiwauw at N. Y. limpitnl. lle Drill"
lived in New York and lirooklynnlmltl I‘.’
yrnrv. locating in S vnih Norwnlk in NJ“
lhiriug hie practice in New York he “an
manufacturer; of cor-eta. 1-: (me ol the
largest concerns in its line in the mm
It occupieu an extctuivc plant I' unpru
lugtwolargebuildiugi. one .‘lllKlll uivh
two wings 40x40. and another ~lrutiuru
125le. Thin concern gin-i t-Iitylnym 'Ill
mover lino operativw of both m-x o. It
malntuiusitu own electric plant and i~
one of the most prom-waive moi-niacin
rlt'ri' in “anti-rt: Connecticut. The busi
neaa Willi eelablinhcd in NW. and at the
proeent time its products, which rent-h .1”
parts of the l'nited States and (Honda.
are well and favorably ltuiwn lo i‘t'u-ry
Indy within these lines. The ritnpuny
Ithlpudnilylnrueq'inutllim of «ml». to
all'ta-ctloua, and there is probably no lim-
oi corsets math! in HIV I'nifed gluten ilini
Itandahiuher with ihclrade or i» butler
known among the monomer-I than lllu
products of this concern. The company
in Incorporated with a cupiml “I Hutu“
The present ulllcem are n. full-nu: E W.
Bath. president: W. A. Marble. \‘ict'rprt'nh
dent; ll. Goltlucltutidt. ht’Cl‘t‘Iill‘y and
trennurer.
Dr. homo III-II Phinney.
Few phyelclana are better known or
have a more enviable reputation In the
radical prefer-Ion throimhout the utate
than Dr. I’lIiIIney of this town. lie inn
mulloal mull of wide experience and u
”couched rurueou of ability. He wan
been In f)ranue._New York, January I.
ilill. and tuna bla lineage back to revo
intionary “men. when hie grandfather
immht laiiantly amid the colonlntu In the
war of the revolution. llr. l’hlnuey'n IIII~
cataract hie mother'a ride were Mendel,
who early “tiled in litmeneck. louu.
IIIII father'a parent» coming from [leer-
tlald. Mala. llr. l‘lIinuey received a mind
foundation for an education. being sent
early to unload. lie graduated at ritnrkey
lieutbmnhl. .I., and later taught in a
number of whooln. llurlnu lulu time»
micrometer. the student wok every op
molly afforded to Maui" an education
in medicine. finally entering Geneva Medl-
oaieollene. lie received aevml mark-
i vr several yenr~ r mnwt-«d with the Man
haltnu ll-Ispillll.“lll’ri'lit' brcnim- familiar
with now and Iltrunl trouble», He in n
Iucmbcroi the King's l‘uuu'y Medical ~ir
nit-1y and of the Academy of Medicine of
Now York. .1le Hi llu‘ l".-Iitlleltl i'oniii)‘
.‘It‘lIlt‘:ll h‘lf‘ll‘ly III' In prn-hiili'lil iii the .\'t-r
\vnik Medical weir-iv. and n lllt‘lllllt'l‘ of
the \' il'\\;lll\ limpiini elnii. llr Alb-II is
\‘o-ry p Ipulnr uwinlly and prob S‘IUIIII“).
John J. Ounce. Attorney at Law.
in the legal profeaulou few lllt'lllllt'l'li of
the bur in ("lllllfl‘ill'lil nre fuming more
rapidly to the front titan lhi-t you w lmrv
riah'r. Although admitted to the bar but
a abort lime ago. he i» already rec tunizml
as n pit-ruler of ability. not only by lllv
laymen, but him) by the prob-anion
throughout the i' ulnly. who Were nitruI-I
ml to him by»llicnbh-iluleuwa'ul cl-npinnt
urgumentv lll‘ delivered in the cell-tinted
h‘IItbvatrder trial. Attorney I‘uuuo wan
him in New York city, lletolmr lei. Hit
"in early education win received in the
H nuih .‘v'dl'il‘dlli who Ila. lie next entered
the law Ichuol at Yale. urtvluntiuu In
Mill. and mu admitted to practice in June
of the Illllltl year. In Auuiut, HIM, Attor
ney (‘uuou opemnd uu olll to in South Nor
Walk. "lid in lent titan n ill Inlh bu plead»
ed hie Ilrtt raw. which, by appeal, he
l'lelllI llly WWII. Attention Wit-t attracted
to thin young an ivory at the Very oniart
of bin fl'illliuiull lollmlmr. lie allowed
him tell to h- a thnp and «around atuilent.
and hi» pleading: tllvplnyml unuulnl depth
of reamuluu. Al the trial of Wilda the
work of AttornI-y (Hilton attracted wide
Itpflmil attention. and at the r Ineluvlon of
lllll argument beta-elite jury he. Wilt blob
ly complimented by Htatu'u Attorney Fev—
nemlnu. who mid ill I: out that the ability
and olmptoucn of the y mint attorney
would certainly place him In the front
rank» of the pl’flimuil'lll at an early duty.
Attorney (.‘nueo ll one of the moat prolici»
eut Illmillail In the legal profewlnn. lmltiu
fluent In the French. Eoullah and italiun
languages. and Ill“ actedaecourl inter
preter in a number of Initiative». lie now
pnjoya a lucrative and urowlint practice.
Mr. Buoktnaater is an ex‘euaive menu;
iaclurrr ol‘ lroa work of all kinda for
building", lance». etc. lien a native of
ISMIklyn, N. Y.. but ha:- been located in
buoineu in thin city for the pact tlve
yearn. and baa built up a lame and vulc-
eeaefnlrtrade which extend» from Port-
iand. Malnr. to New (lrleana. He makes
a high grade of work. only; hie reputation
is fully eatahllnhed tollte trade all over
the country. and the product: of bin fac-
tory canbefonnd in all directlona. lie
taken comment for light or heavy outlay
of every line. either in iron or hr tau, and
makes a specialty of iron and wire other
and bank work In any shape or design re-
quired. Ileia prepared. in fact. to tum
out almoat anything in iron work requir-
ed in the construction of a building; alao
furnlahinge for lnterioror exterior use.
even to sign work. Mr. Buckmaater ie a
practical man in his line of business and
employ. skilled mechanics in every de—
partment. He gives hie personal atten-
tion to the work entrusted to him. and
every detail in carefully looked after. lie
is always ready tonnbnrit plane and give
eatimatea on all work in his line, and will
guarantee his work and material to be
first-clan in every respect. and the prices
will be as low as any other concern for the
name grade and quality of work.
WWW, town-rm. mrhmudmamm leak.
loath lot-walk. “Vellum-t. lorwalk, Conn.
Thin inetltutlon hat reputation and
prestige in banking elrelaa mood to none.
It was incorporated in Int with a capital
offlomll. Surplne. Irma». Undivlded
profit-.83”). The anaer- are ltdwln O.
Keeler. provident; David II. Miller. vee-
preeldeut. and '4. C. Green. miller. the
latter acting in that capacity for the part
sixteen yearn. Directore: Edwin D.
Keeler. David ll. Miller. F. St. John
Inckwood. Ira Cole. Mose- ". Glover. A
J. Marker. Theodore E. Smith and
Charles F. Triatram. all rrpreaantatire
men of the town. The ace-Inna of manu-
facture”, merchant-t and lndividuala are
exoe'lently handled by thin lnatltntlon.
Safe deposit boxer. free to deptaltora.
have recently been placed at the dlepoaal
of the depoailora in thin bank. it being
the only institution in the atate adding
ouch facilitiae without making a charge
for their nee.
John 0. Wilaona 00.
Probably no ilrm of manufacturerl in
this vicinity ie more extent-lively or favor'
ably known to the buaineae and induw
trial World than that of John C. Wilson
& Co.. manufacturera of etitl and flexible
hate. located at South Main and Crone
utreele. South Norwalk.Conn. Thiacout-
The Knot Norwallt Lumber 00.. Ben-
edict and Bridge Streets.
East Norwallt.
This firm is exit-nun- lumber llt‘llll'r‘,
occupying durlu and shed-d, l’lftxlzh feet.
Although ltrllI‘ilr‘zlll)’ new in the buaiuess
the (31 tummy in destined t I c Ime to the
front in the near future. The firm ulnrtI-d
bus-inc“ September I‘l. mm, with n mpi
ml of rill"). Ila llllfillu'iu IM'L'IIII IIII'I’I'M“
ing from the start. llt‘t'“s‘liflilllu mini-
modern improvements in the plnul. 'l'ln-rr
hna juet been added a large lumber olilr
nae shed. which wnvt aluolIIII-lv nervmnry
in order to carry a. Innu- stm-k of perfectly
dry lumber to meet the: demand. Within
the hut elk illoulhe the luteint-uuuf the
concern has iiu'rI-uml lull per c-nl; its
clock in new. eirniuhi grained and brighlv
heal-lo being thoroughly dry nirl M'fllflllli‘tl.
The company is furnishing the Mi'li‘h at
present for a large lllllllll'l’ili limi chi-ta
llllllillllfl‘i. int-Indium the new MI-Ilroiiiet
rhun-h, Colonel lions-cl Frltal'h revidt-nt'c.
.\lr. Ih-rkcrk block. South Xv-rwnlk. be—
»idtm several outing-m at New (‘nnntin and
at various MIunut-r rI-soriu ulmru Long
I and "tlillltl The firm in nlwnya kind In
m'ruinh i'alllmllt'a on liutaoi lumber for
any purpose and in any quantity. and
patrons will find it» price~ In low no any
(“llll‘t'l'll in the adult- .\I. ll, linndnil.
a ho i~ president nnd lro-xuureruf Ihci-our
pour. “nu formerly a contractor and
lIlllltll‘f’. and consequently in n pruriicul
man. He Will lllll'll)" be found at the
ynrd. where he ultra his epic personal at
icnliun to the luhiuests.
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5‘
party was formed by John C. Wiiuott as it
“mm, fihflfillg one in IWI nud lIiLe'bi-t-n ex
('t-p'ionnhly «urn-mini throulh the en»
orgy of the gentlemen c fllltt'lt'll with the
directional its nflaire. The concern of
John l‘. Wilvon iv Co. in not cmflnrd to
lie Innuufariury here. although it in n
uttbdnulinl structureltlxiw feet nnduives
employment to from 1!!» to lie! npertlllt‘t-a,
bill it duet a weiuhont buaitiem in llnn
bury, f‘onu.. where is manufactured med-
iutu and l-nw pr l' ~il uncles of atill' and
lie-sibli- hole. In addition. a weiuhoul
bunineue is done in “range. N. J . “ht‘l‘t'
i~ mauufm-Itm-d a full and completi- line ‘
of wit hntu. ’l‘he cornpnuy'a Intervals are
not alone confined to l'ouueciit-ul, New
.ler-u-y and New York, but extend to
ewry part of the United Staten. They
have an “flit-e and Indoor-mun at No. ‘31“
lirwnr «Irv-ct. New Ynl’k. 'I‘he llrtu i»
rated by it Ii. Dan A‘ f‘o. item“! to 73.
ill". and atnndn well with its bank and the
a‘ reel. The latter named «mount ltuwcvero
d we not fully represent the amount in
vealed. .\ir “'ihton in in charge of the.
New York "Hire. The factory at South:
Norwnlk. an well an the forlorn-a at the ,
other IinIIIi-d places. are all Felon hillt'la.
and their wimla bear the lulu-l of the:
i'n'iou. When Mr. “limit adopted tin-
prollt ~lllli‘lilt; plan for the South Nor ,
unlit end of the (’Hlll‘tl‘ll. III' lluavt'mlml:
n illl llllll l‘hnrh-u A. Sherwood. \\ iilinm I.
J. .‘It'l'liflll nml 'l‘hnrh-d I SIt-rlinu, all
prnrlit'tl and raneriI-m'rtl mru. Mr. Muff
South Norwnlk. .\lr. Melliuh no fort'llllliI i
In any c lllt'i'l'll in ”ll' ntnle.
‘ was eetabiidwl in I“). wit-u
0. I. Trev/bridge a Ion.
f‘. ri. 'l‘rowbrldumv rich. I ll Washing-
ton «trout. Inaullftuzlurera of paper batten
and wood came. are hilltlilfl Norwalk‘u
ultlt'ttt bovine“ concerim. ’l‘he bnalueaa
wnv ilret ulurted in but by Charlton ll
'l‘fl‘lwhridgu, who uninitiated a lame and
prnlliuble buuiueuu ntll April. Illill. when
hie plant was nun Iy dimiroyed by fire.
Mr. 'I'rnvbrlduo In to time, however.
and the bn'IIutm wn M materially In-
wrrupted. 'l‘hcbuduom mu tranelerred
temporarily to Aiinmv' but than and
every order from firmer patron- na Well
an new trade was taken care of. and in II
low wet-kit the building» damaged by the
tire were repalged The main alructure Ir
iiilx'. ‘m feet ailloinlnu which are neveral
nuIaller llllllillllfla Mr 'l‘rowbridge a
few yum nut annihilated with him hie
uun Item-mi rt. the two comprleitm the
pro-ant llrm. They ahlp their protluctv
to all parte of the United litatee, dealing
llllllilli cxclttulreh with ntnnnfuclureru.
They are largely reunited in the pr due.
ilon of but imam, supplying most of the
but manufacturerulu thin auction. (I. H.
'I‘rowhrldue In aervluahii third term an
Water Conunluioner.
the city three termv an Fire Marehal.
(I. ll. 'l'rowbrldue bi urvitm hie third
”router l". and A. M. of I'unuectlcut and
",1,” mo mm” throrouuhly equipped for their busier-a
of llll' llnlvihlnu depaalmenl. while Mr
Hierlinu'urharue in that of the limiting
department. It may be recalled that
Willlnm W. Story. who for many year»
had charge of the coloring department.
wnv undeniably one ofilat beat color are
pertu of bio time. lie VI‘IIII pant grand
'llli'll reciititly III the advanced age of
eighty one years. Mr. 'l‘leheuor. who to
ward: the but WM mandated wlth Mr.
Storey. anecemled him in thin that
plil‘imullt. The moat cordial relational
exiut between tltellrm and employee» in
thin establluhmeut. It- goodu "prevent
the Idaho-t dearer of ellicleucy. Itllll the
«Items: of thin llllllllllltl Inn been on lot»
portant factor in the in the extetIvlon of
the commercial pro-tine of South Ner-
walk. The nature of Joint own-Ion It Go.
in, one of the but and mount furorably
known lll batting elrclaa of today.
w. it. mm a Ion. Water ltraet.
liank amount the lamest and mount euc-
cmfni oyater dealer- III Connmstlcut,
Their plant for altipplnficoualatln. of
duck. and abode, "Kalil" feet. and la
The Individual memlum of the firm are
William ii. and Albert J. lloyt. 'I‘ltey
term In the City Council. both men are
well liked la the community.
If
ulve almoet malty employment to almt
wood in sum-nuieudedul of ”W fzttiory ut ’fl
fto
tweatyrflve battle. Their trade it for ex-
A
port. In thin line they are one of the
lament altlppora in the etate. During the
early aprinx months they ship large qnan
titlea of need oyster-a to Europe and in the
fall and winter turn their attention to
ohinmenta for immediate one. They own
and control a large area of oyder ground
in long Island Sound and operate ll num
ber of ate-In crafta. The "Mildred." a
new biat recently addedto their deem.
one ofthe llneat and h at equipped vehicle
in the oyater trade. Site in tupplied with
all the latent devices and is aluoa fleet
and staunch veaael. The reputation of
the Nortraik oyster in almoet world wide,
and the quality handled by this firm and
the care taken by them in the handling
and chipping, have brought them to thi-
front and secured for them the large and
lucrative budneea they so justly deserve.
They are both practical men In the bust
neaa and fully understand the require»
menta of the trade
\
Dr. Jamea 0. Gregory. Phyaician and
Surgeon.
Ilr uIlIIIll'il‘. Greg-try, Ii “'e-Il avenue. in
oneof the able-it practitioncn in the city.
and well and favorably known ntnomg the
fraternity throughout the state. He w'n-I
born and raised in Nurwnlk and received
a column" school t‘tlllt'tlilttlt in his native
town and Wilton. preparatory to entering
Yule. win-re he to ik n four yI-nh' l' Iurw.
ncul graduated with honors in 1565. "i‘dll‘ll
graduated from the (‘ollege of I'tlyrilt'liliru
and Surgeon.» of New York in Nix llilt'l’
which he Wan in the hospital service two
year» in New Y rk city. in Win in- return-
ed to .V-Irwnlk, where he hit-5 had no ltt'llYt'v
practice aim-c, and built up no I'KI'UI'tIlIlul“
popular and lucrative business. III' Ilfl“
held many [ltllilllillllv of trod. which be
hm filled with credit dun his prob-«ion.
Among the Input important of thew might
be lllt'llllllllt‘ll: ('nII-illllmg pbyeii'inn nl
llI ' Soldier? ”mm-.Nurnt‘undrot-tim- of the
Slate lloepilnl for the lumne at Middle
town.ntul hllrl‘tfiltl general of the astute.
on flu-eta" of or; I; Ivcrnnr ll git-ow. The
latter position he held for two you". lie
I! aim n member of the county and tiIlllt‘
medical aip'it-Iit-s. and of the Narwnlk
ll mpi'nl Mull
Reed I! Housmanrliid Water Street}
'l'hiellrln of oyeter dealen in probably
a. well known in title line o' buaiuma
The llll‘tllll'rt'i
l‘llu Iirni
began the Mlllpplnfl trade from New York
Liverpml. lived iv limeman lll't'
' plunten n-I well an ill'llll'r'l and own and
patrol ii large arm of tl_\'tll'l' ground in
hum lelnml Sound. 'I‘lvy m-i'upy II
llllil‘llitu Inn" at ilIt-nbnve unmlu-r.in
which the pa king and uhippinu is done.
l'heir trade l‘tlllll‘a fr on all part: of the
country and they ‘shlp nbutt coon bar-
rel-I oi nurhI-table oysters: per year. Wil-
liam ii. lined. the head of the llnn. hi it
native of thin place. having been born In
iottlh Norwnlk. wher- he hm alwaye l't“
dried. lie ht one of the In ml popular Int-n
Ill tin-city. in which it ~ hue lllled many int
p trial“ will not lie mu may Ir of l'luu'h
Norwnlk In l‘illll and Hill and aim served
tvm yearn In the I‘lly.(.,‘tllllli'll. ll ~ Ilium
held the olllve of Water i'IIniIIieviuIn-r
fora tt-rmof nim- yearu and hi nt pr went a
direct (loiuml-Ivdouer. Mr. lived I! ll man
who makes friend» with all with ‘ whom
he context in contact, either bilalltvtmrwlao
or politically. and there in none in the city
that I- held In more cutie-In than be. Mr.
.I. l llouuntnn. hie «acetate In bllnilli'ae,
rt-uldov in New York city
....
Dr Dexter Hitchcock. 16 Volt Avenue.
Ill one of the Ieudlnu phyniclanu of the
Twin Citicu. where he ban practical for
nearly a quarter of a century. llr. llilvllv
cock wan born In l'nrut‘luuton. thin state.
in Nth. where he attended animal In va
early day. hater he attended \l'Illiutou
luminary. at ltant llutupton, Ilium. froth
which he uraduatei in Mill. lie then en-
tered Yule college, and in I‘ll graduated
wlth honor. Iluvlnu a denim to enter the
medical prohmiou, he took up the study.
which be murdered in tluetitne. lie In a
uraduateoi the New York Homeopathic
Medical college and of thellpthalmic and
"mat hospital. lie wan awarded the
Allen gold Inmlai for original Invevtlua-
tlou ill malaria medlea. llr. Hitchcock
located In Norwaik in Will. where be hot
been in active practlw alone. and enjoy-
the full confidence anti «team of a lame
llat of patientu. lie la one of the leading
authoritiea in hlu profmbm In the new.
and ha a lucrative practice.
ilriis kind.
~ . ,7!» '
E. E. Gerhatn. 10 that Avenue, laat the Somali: Building. Loan and Invest
Norwalk. moot naméation, which has been!” a
Mr. G Irham’e ie one of the Inuit nucceazt
ful wall paper and p Iiutera‘ en ppl y bonus
in Western Cinnet-tit- It. He thoroughly
understand» the trade in all ite detail». is
e huutler after business. and employ ar-
tiutic help. He started in business in Hill
and at present are Ipleu two ll tors of a
store $15.5, where he carries a c Implete
and aeaeonable stock oi everything per’
tainiug to h ruwe dec )l'llll'llltl in the line of
wall papere and paints. Mr. ii Wham diu—
playa excellent judgment and tnete in an»
leclinu papers for house dec Irntiono. and
patrons have made no mistake in the poet
to leavetbeir order-I wh Iiiy In his battle.
hie selectionu'being ‘eu irely antiafactory
and in keeping with aurrouidiugi. lie
employs a lame force of men and is alwaya
prepared to take a c Iniracl and one one It
in the shortcut wasiblc time. Any work
that in entrusted tohini will b: doue upon
honor and guaranteed in every respect.
lie hue done nonu- fine work all Ihr nugb
this section. which apt-Mn for itself and is
a credit to him. Mr. GorhIm haw held
vnriouu pnblh- oiliree within ”to gift of
the town. anion): which are sch ml lax
collector and regietrdr of Voters.
Norwalk Pattern and Manufacturing
Company.
l’rnniincnt among the successful bud»
rte-oi houwa of lhiu ll uni-him: town per}
hnpd mine he more dI-u-rviuu of mention
than the Norwnlk l’nttI-rn iv \i'iuufm-tur'
int: company. at ‘20-’- quhiuuluu siren-l"
Thin lirnI cumin-i of l‘hurh-s ll. Aiethorpe
and N. llnft'hrnnn tin-I- i pnrinenhip linv
iuu been iormml in l‘i’islli'i't't'lllllz .\lr.
Aialhorp- who fifllllllllilll‘tl the bli~inesn
in PM. The firm (N'i'il'tltN n li'w l‘xlllllll I<
ilimu building fleltm feet, llirI-t- sl-Irive lll
ln-iuht nl 1’03 Wad-int" iu atria-Land lnvc,
u forc- of I\\'t'l\'l' skilled lllt'll t'lll‘Il-tyml.
The company manufactures \l‘vuul .‘l'ltl
Invlni llflift'l‘lh of every Ilt'ai‘l’lpllltll. mult-
izru and construction. Punt-rm are mild.-
in mm “'rll’li'i for trinity of the lam-ml
and mm! t'kit‘llxil’t’ lirnu in tho- l'niti-d
Sluice and the i'nuadus. llll' Int-rtpnuy h --
in“ eta-p inimily u‘t-ll :rlapfi-dt mum out
line work. lwrnuw Hf lll"i' Itiiplle-new of
their plant which in mpIipp-d \\'lllllllt‘
very latest Inrprw-d nutrbuut-ry. of
the t-sot'lllllll chum-lite urru'unrv for
It firsl clue-h \vur‘hhnp uf
Illll'
up to duh-
!) l in: in thu- lame and ~ir:I-l)'
inert-nu- of lmd - I-nj iyt-d by ihi~ truiiipziii)‘
III Hf‘oll‘l‘ l‘|
busmms l -
lll“" r.
illlira-vncnle and an import mi and r\ I'll
qvenddliinn t1 the work‘ will b- midt-
iulbr vu-rv near illllll’l' ' Tim I' Illl'i'llll
more uvI-r, ki:“|l t’ Illj‘lllllll‘ on bond or in -
ll Int-i lm-u found llI'l’t'~-lil"\'.
keep pat-e with the growing
inrrrn t' the t'l'.l:li'liy to run-i
pit-iv duck of ill'NIl‘l’ll einvm and ringe-
and all nrlit‘lrp~ npgwrlniniuu in inrunrfi
and linden. They Will sll'lllll' you nun
any article non-“pry for :I lu-ntmu or
cooking nppnrn'm or anything in the line
of hill watt-rur hit'lllll henliuz' limidl’it‘lr
tilu'ev, Ill abort notice-I.
Nelson Taylor
A (' iii/.eu uhrm- interval in ‘imlh Nor
walk‘a buainem welfare has alwayi been
utrong and who has be -n active in promo
ting its material progrexv. la the within”
of thin likt'll'll. Ilia inlher. lieueral NI-l
mu 'l‘nylor. WM for twmtly yearn lwi Il't'
hie death. in NH. a typical public upiriiml
citizen. awn-latent with nearly every con
spit-noun movement for municipal int
provcment. many of which he originated
and [united with much devotion and enter
uy to Itllt'i'l'lil. Nelson Taylor. the unit.
with lea-i opportunity, on account of hla
hueineav iuIerI-ula in New York. for
active participation in local affair-t. our»
finite» in lurin- part his father's interval
in them A graduate of Harvard l‘ Illeue.
and It member of the Fairlh-ill‘ouuty
llnr. he hm uI-rved an treiuurer nod mayor
of South .\' Irwaik; he founded. In two.
.
ll turiehing irutitution with an effect di' .
rectly beneficial to South Norwalk and ,
vicinity lie aleo caused to be inc operat-
ed, with its home oflite at South Norwalk.
but with he principal place of buvlneut in
New York. the linker 8: Taylor Co. .. pub-
liohera and link-dealers. the budneieof
which baa grown until the carp iration is
now the lament exclndvely wholesale
bookcmceru in the United Statet. hlr.
Taylor in nine intereeted in the Lockwood
Manufacturing company. manufacture“
of locks. and in an active participant in
its reorganization. He believes heartily
in organized ell Irt to tit-cure for South
Norwalk additional manufacturing and
other bnvtineae enterpriaea. and Ill“ pro~
muted the formation of an active and
pr tgreeaive B Inrd of Trade.
Mr. Taylor touches South Norwnlk bud-
new life at many points, being president
of the Building anti Loan association. a
director of the Lockwood Manufacturing
c unpany. preeident of the B nard of
Trade. trcneurer of the Baker 3: Taylor
Co. and trnuee of the estate of Nelson
Taylor, decenwd.
Dr J. Dumortior.’
llr. llutnnrlier arrived from abroad into
[hie country some two years. ago. in MEI.
South Norwnlk wan the place be selected
are a proper livid for bin activity.
Dr. Jean Ibuuorlier one it -rn in Avoi—
L'llt‘lll. Finndert. lleluiunt. in Angunt.
I‘VE», “hi early education was attained in
lIII‘ Avhcmrim of t‘utrmiy. where. by
liiigeun- and a clone application to work.
iheyou it; student received marked die
lllli‘il-ill up‘m graduation at the. age of
eighteen. He then t‘llit‘l’t‘tl the l'uivi-rw
~in of ii‘teut. ll-lgiuun. to utudy rue-ii
wine The «rune it u long one. seven
During thew long years. the not"
“carnbin” applied himieii closely to the
«lulu-e m-t-v-uury to u complete education
Ill medicine. Ill I‘ll I. the end of the term.
he paw-wind his ind ex Iminulion Willi the
high «It It more, ".Ivec in plus grandi- die
tinci ion,“ as his diploma read-I.
you re.
th Ir High knowledge of the llrtlft'i‘ilm! he
had l'lliut‘tl, llr. llumorliI-r. during “ev—
l‘l'lll monthe. took npeeinl courses in
variou: branches of the url of healing
from the leading innlructora in Paris and
Vienna: Irat'eled around in France.
Anetria. liernmny. Zululand. Vinitinu the
leading medical school: of these diflcrent
coitulrieu. also (W'Illlrlllll a thorough t‘tIll'
mtiou in the German. Freirch. Austrian
and Engliuh lanuuauea. lie then on-
gaged himuclf in the Belgium navy.
where he verved an a uttrueon for flt'Vt'flll
yearI. ('nred of the Iii-II. finally. llr. lln
mortier uettlcd down in a nuth Norwidk.
where he enjuye a lucrative, practice.
The doctor III very much in love with hi»
adopted country. ‘
llr. llum who in a member of the Fall"
lit-Id County Medical awn-’ntion and of
the lie rtnau Medical moiety, of Counec
licni.
lturtevant'a Bargain ltore.
W. ll. tltnrlevaut. dealer ln bonito inru»
Inhiuumlil. Mention North Main utterl.
South Norwalk. In a genuine leader In hi»
line of bnalnew in Wmtern (loummlicnt,
If not in the etate. 'l'bc bnuineua wan eu-
tabliahetlin IW‘J,Illlcuwllll'lllllllfl It hurt
multiplied lourow in its pvt-wot proper»
tiona. Illa bit-loom requires: a building
seventydlve feet upturn and four ItiIIl'iI-a
high. the two upper atorlea having been
added during the pant two yuan. Mr.
ritnrlevant carries an ltnmeme almk of
gentle. including ltoueelmhi nodule of emi-
Im variety. crockery. china, womleuwave.
lmupII. oil and Iran eleven. toy-twin, which
are chipped to clulmueru in all pnrtuni
the utule. lle lmpm‘ta Iarue quantum of
crtwkery Ituilchiltn direct. and la come»
miently ublutn eounwte with the inward
New York Ilviiarliitenl attire» In prince.
lie in unh- agent for the "Quick Meal“
gnu elnvn'. and the White Mountain lie
frluerntorn. Mr. fliurtevnnt employm
tum-Ive capable ital-tattle. and Visitors re-
cclveuuch polite and murleimu attention
that they find It a pleaaure to vieit hie
warcromne. it In uotronblr for them to
allow good-I whether your vlalt in with the
intention of pnrcltaelmr or aluhteeeina.
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