helorwalklaoekcmnpany.
i fibemmhrmniud as one oi the
We loci: manniaetorles in the mm
{ _ i! All important factor in the com-
m of the city at South
ire-me The work: cover an area of
tram and the employees number an.
haindnstry was established in lilili and
the trade in been extended to every part
thrUnliedStaten and Europe. It hen
lit up annotation both by the high
at lta flood- and ital business
' ,Ihtlloda in dealing with the trade The
mantra. A! well as being one oi the
of its kind in the country. has a
lotion for introducing novelties in
. trade «mailed by no rival
concern. The company are general de
film founders and workers oi artlstlc
house trimmings in brass. bronze and
iron. Their New York emcee are modern
in every partlculu and stocked with a»
complete a line ,0! goods as could be
chaired. An impaction oi the catalogue
loaded by this house tor the benefit oi
bubble and contractors seeking illior~
nation in worthy the attention of every
hnsinena loan. The lint. embraces evlury
thinl in the limo! new and unique
dealxns and specialties. showing ‘ tin-
very latest advancement in the (attic
and thought of this advancing age. in
addition to its olfloe at fill Cllnulbm
street. the concern is represented in llll'
Chicago circles by quarters at an Dear-lion
atreet. In addition the company has
Ilenclea in New York Baltimore.
Boston and Philadelphia. E. Beard.
the president and treasurer. as well
I! the mretary. David E. iii-dimly.
Illd the Inpol'lnlamdeut. Henry liofl'muu,
are all men whose businesa ability has
been lmtrnmental in the success at this
concern. They are Well known in mono
factoring circles throughout the country
Mr. Board in also precldeut ol the Norwalk
Iron Woriscompany. and a director-pl
the National Bank oi Norwalk.
w. 1.. Wood. a. n a.. 79 last Wash.
ington Street.
Among the proreariou none atallll higher
than Dr. W. '1. Weed. ol South Nor-walk.
lie was born in Stamiord in June MN.
lie attended the public ficlttillla of bin
native town until the age of m-vrnleen.
whoa It! entered the oillce of ii a. Kendall
toatndy dentistry. lie proved averynpl
nebular. and later Went to New York.
where he entered the New York l‘ollnge
oi llentintry. from which he graduated
in “In. lie then came to South Nora-ails.
where be located at the above Midwest,
and bar mince practiced. In. Word lit
oonuldored one at the nimt akiillnl
dentiata. in all llil brain-blot. in the IlliIlt'
lie maker a apeeialty oi crown and bridge-
work. of which he lulu made a carcinl
study. lielook a apecial eonrae oi lulu l'lll'
lion with Pull. H. W. Northrop. the anal
expert workerai crown and lil'ltltfl' Work
in New York city. lir. Weed it certainly
one of the moat. thorough. uptodalc
dentists in this vicinity. all his large “ill
at patroni- will leutlly. Illa thorough
theoretical irainlnu. natural abilitymnl
"anneal experience place him in an
adranisaeom partition to adullulilior to
ills patrona in a manner would to no other
dentin. He has unruptuona apartnlentn
at the above number. They are limit lip
with care and lute. and llllly‘l'flllillliml
with all the modern appliance-- in bin line
in‘ trails. on that he can nerve patient: in
the aberrant immobile um and with but
little inconvenience. 'l‘he durability and
accuracy oi his work ill alwayii guarantee-i.
W‘Wflmh
W
e
The tartory and carriage roominwy
owned by Hr. erflht in rilllatlnl at lhe
multivitamin and Matllaun timid,
death Imaik. and la lantliilr to the
M threaalrout the slate riptaiiy a: well
all in thin town. The factory and work-
!” ll l’tafl foot and iwn atoll» in
Mt. ltt working lore- tutnllrr ili~
tern whom regularly employed «more
' out the year. This concern was entabiish-
sit hyiwmateww to uni. Thorn in
Mill in tbl liar oi an Meta-date Villll'
It! at the very latent model but what you
III We made to order at this «will-a.
lint. lam. hoary inalienable drain in
m on turned out by the drill-ii
MM title lien-r with the name
math-elm in maintainer”! the
i M and llflt Hibhlfitim
ironies. livery artill- lama not ill nail
is “mined entitle name
Wright-ailing» plate in a mm».
in H! that the workroom-in and ma-
EVENING summer. iNDUSTRIAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL EbrrloN.
terlal in the construction of the name lit at
the best. it is due to the reliability at
the uoodr allunlaclured by Mr. Wright
that the hnucle baa grown steadily until
at the preaent time two branch shops. one
in Darleu and anotherat Broad River.
Norwalk. are required to keep up with
the orders on hand. Tile utock handled
in this house 0 imprison carriages. wagouu.
bicycle'and borne goods. as well as caring
for an extensive barium in the line oi
blacklmithing. horse-alluding and alga
lettering. Mr. Wriuht is a hllfilllt’fifl man
oi wide expflience and a practical carriage
builder. having iitirved many years both
at the anvil. in tin- Work-lhop and as eup-
erviaor. and be personally impel-ta all the
work turned out by this concern. All
work is guaranteed and a purcllaiier in ne-
curiug mind» here has the allowance that
what he boys can be drpenedrd upon as
represented. To the lint-«laser quality oi
the work and bin lair dealing to patrons
Mr. Wright one» the sill-cello be has
achieved in his particular line of trade
and which embraces three distinct ware-
roolnil and repmitoriea.
A. Dicker-man a Son.
A. llii-kl-rrnan A" Sm, dry goods. our
pets. etc. Ki Washington atreet. is one of
the obit-lit null Iii-ntkuown establish-
mental ill the dryqo'v‘ds trade in South
.\i il’Wlllk. Net-ion liickermun. under
whose Kt’nl rul management the int-lineal.
hasbeetlmmluctl-d since Mil. inn built
llpa large trade and enjlya the utmost
confidence of the trading public. Till‘
lirni occupier two ll'mril. fix”? (our.
Wllll'll are thoroughly slim-lied with every
lbiuuusually loluiil ill a \\'t~ll~uppililliml
store. Great ("ll'tl in obwrvo-i in m-ll-l-iiuu
Woolly. so I'll!“ lflfll‘l‘illlltlt'l‘d and Shelvrw
arc «bray»: ~ilpplied wilh‘ibi- lull-st pat
turns and noveltilu on 'llle market Willi ll
are mid at prices as low: no can lR' found
lltlllt'llli‘iriflmll‘l. Til-y make a «pl-iiuli
iyoltll'vir‘ifirlidt department. which was.
rnlurgmlunll improved about a your 1N“.
‘ nml uri- llbll- ill the. present time to fililtw
it lillt' of II iiir‘l'n'r‘l'lllflll irl l'lll'lll'lri of all
maid-m and into ill-sign“. lnnttinua ill al
most l-udll-su vnril-ly. and Hill-l in ~llit the
NW“! paneling. 'l'binleparlllll-llt in Well
lighted by four llll‘Kl' skylights, an that
pair-ind: null vii-lilo" run two that the
anode shown are no they are rcprl-ut-ull-li.
’l'lw ui‘llln‘ lnrliixlliug ill-parinwul and
notion l- lllllil-r-l uri- replete with the lulled
productions. The draw udttll't. llli-iir'ry
and limleru‘c-urill-purluloulsi'nnnul lull in
nllruli ul I‘lililiil and lilt'fl‘t'llll “li‘l lake
the trouble in vilnp a Ill mil lll or i\\ll lur
impel-lion .
Taylor ilk. Golden. Real Estate and
Insurance.
Taylor a Hidden. ri-ul l'illlll‘ and loam
uni-r, ii \\'n~biuulnn street. in probably
the illmi popular lillhllll'sil boll-w in it:
lnwiu Sunlb Nuru‘ulk. 'l'lu- ligv'ill‘)‘ was
l-«tublidn-d in his? by Nolan“ 'l‘uylnr nml
llirllurd ll. Holden. uni t‘v’lllllllllll‘ll by
them until January. Hit. win-n ii puma-ll
iulo illl' build-s oi ll vbnnl Il. lilildr-u. llw
pro-soul owner. Mr. ll ddrn alundi nlllolm
llll‘ rllvwl highly riwlwr-lml climb". in
Sloth Nurwulk and vicinity. "t' was
l'lt't‘it'll mayor ill the city lll lhhi. and in
Hill wail returned in the l‘ily l‘omu-ii.
lie M-rvl-d on the m-booi c uuiull o lur
three years. iii a d rurlur ol the South
Norwalk Library and oi the liimpilul llu
l't pro-niili-nt and ul-i-rriury oi the Normal
liuildinu. luau and Investment uni-twill
lion. and n! prulvul i-l it‘l‘fl‘l‘f" oi illo-
liuilrd Ill ‘l‘l‘ailu. lieu-auto to Rlllllll Nor
walk ill HM. iroln New York. and hue
nlwuya lillllvll bimwll om- oi the lilo-ii
public upiriled men in the community.
everything oi a public nature rel-i-ivluu
Vlilltlit‘i‘llfllllll attention and mppui. .\lr.
ii ilduu l’tlill't‘itttlll't the but lire. marine.
and lilo Insurance companion. and in pr."
pared to ire-nu unlit-lea ill the lowml rule-
Mill on the input luvornbln toruiu. the-vial
attention in nio- ulvn-u to tile pliri'blw-
and unle oi real would and the lien 'lllt'
lion oi luv-ml meat ItN'lltltlwi. .\lr. ll liden
being a pvrlwtly reliable luau. i-uuwrva
live and ill elm-limit. jittlitllwlll .putrunu min
rout numrrd iliul their lltli'imla will be
well looked alter. “ll bl ill-lo the tumul-
im-iurer oi llolden'u Aultli- supporter. an
inunnlouarlet‘leo lor lbw-meld all rows
oi weak. iiprnined. delorniml. and broken
nullieil. end to aldylilldreii while li-arnliul
to walk and buoyant illilttl'iillllrn. 'l'nla
devil-u la rev lininenlled and lined by the
leadiuu phynie'unol ibrulutioul the
country.
lawn-bury. fiethewaoa e 00
luiunibury. Matliewaon it in. Iltllti
lualluiaelur-rmh ilavliaml nit-eel. in mm
oi the oldest i-orn-orlui in the city. and Inn-
the reputation oi beilul lilin oi the drone.
out and limit in lbeuhoe trivia. 'l‘iie buri-
nesli wan eetahliutmi in mm on the prior
enialie. lo we addition:- were made to
theoriainal plant. which were inlmd no»
rosary owing to an iuoraaued trade The
main hulidiiui nitbepreient nianti- im
on (art. and four «(orie- lllnh. llinplny
mantis given to tilt hands. The prmluetu
oi tlilil firm. which are lltlllue‘ «line-i oi itin-
quality. lind a market all mmr the l'nllml
titular. 'l‘be lluiirlllliitl member. oi the
drill Maud hluh with the l'llllli and in tire
«manually. Mr. time it imnulnlry
her Well as date squall» two term.
lloa.l’.t!. iuumbury. his brother. wall
moral" of (lannmieat. and Sir. Ila,
tin-mm held a petition on iris-lad with
on raakolenlonel.
momma-powwow
elm
' Manderville‘ Building. Booth Not-walk.
This culture will open {or the Fall term
September a. with an rilleleut corneal. in»
atrnclors. and under the able tutelage oi
Prat. l. 8. Brown. To the young mail who
dealrer to enuage in bnslurae or to adapt
hilnsell anilably to earn axood livelihood.
filtration in the mom. resenlial element
for success. (lure tilllnlld be taken. then.
in your preparation. an ill) per cent. of the
~ failures are due to the lack at a proper
inundation in buaineua «location. The
nuperior advantages aflorded students by
preparing at this school have been abuud'
antly demonstrated by the lilll’t'eliiil'lt 0! ita
uradualra. No better. opportunity was
ever offered young people in this vicinity
of attending a high-grade holiness col
lege without leaving home. A ntudeut
can now enroll in the “Charter Member-
nhipl-icholarsbipa" for $50. day melon,
and Eli) lor night session. 'l'bieincludea
thorough instructions in budnm and
uhorlhand. limited tonne yerr. llruhflm'u
ayatem oi shorthand in aekuow lodged the
beat of tin- atandurd uyelcms. and ill lured
by the majority of cullit stollournplu-rs
through ml the email}. 'nder the an
perior mlvantnues oiierr-d ntulleuta by
Prof. Brown. you can be [reflected in the
use at this syutenl here at half the cost
required at other colleges. The corps of
instructors in "lid college in colluloaell oi
exceptional imminent talent, a-l lolloml:
l. S. Brown. E. ii. llrowu, Attila ilmck
way. and ii. E. Sartin, who exert- every
eil'ort to promote till- Hillr-ntion oi the stu-
dent. Among the sp-M'fai braurllea open
to the at “dent. are shorthand. iypew riliug.
bookkeeping. peltluaniihip. bit-linens cor»
reupondeuce. apeliinu. ianguuuv. arithmu
tic. commercial law, oiliee practice, and a
general banking and brokerage training.
on Wall clear We;
The Old Well Omar counter. 83 Wool»
lesion atrset. in the manniaetnrer oi oi
nar- and is as widely known throughout
New England as any other concern in lie
line. This bneinear. which has grown to
much magnitude. wan lirst started in little
by l‘hriutian Bwarta in a small way. llis
pemnrance and strict integrity in boul-
nriel noon placed him in the front rank
among the manufacturers a! cigar-a. The
hilllnlllll soon mauled Inch proportion»
that a partnership was termed under the
title of C. Swartak 00.. and in iiiili the
bilitllluoit was emerged into a stock com-
pany. with a capital at noon. The pres-
out plant cot'cra an area of about mono
rupture ieet oi ll tor space. and employment
in given to about aeronty-live operatives.
The capacity of the factory in about 3,000.-
lllirigara per annum. The secret oi the
compully‘a liner-call ill due to the selection
oi stock and the expert labor employed.
Among the celebrated branda which have
given lltlo ilrm such a wide reputation are
the “id Well (filrb. Illiua Victoria. Henry
Clay. Perl-rein, ll mqllt‘lJliIPt’l'iflll.‘ lander
Club. it. ll. Iii. Petite. "and Made and
Nome do: mother» elpl'tlly popular. Tile
lild Well good» are mild throughout the
United Slates. and are popular with the
very imieilla oi trade. The auccesa of
the concern lolly deulonslratea that its
products are oi a high grade oi excellence.
The present oliiseril oi the corporation are:
President. lived llnvilnnd; secretary and
treasurer. Christina Swarm; superintend.
out. Matthew Corbett. All m practical
men in the buniru-m. and to them is due
the llllm'enll they no richly deserve. Mr.
Swarm l\i one oi the plant popular men in
Soulli Xluwnlk. having been honored by
his election its mayor [or two illiliereut
term». He also held the oilire oi fllIt’l‘l"
ol l‘airlil-lli county for several year: in a
very creditable and acceptable manner.
The city thel. South Norwalk.
'lbis ltllllat' lulu lll‘t‘ll ll lillnliiur om- l i
lliulrzui-llog pubii. lnr lbe pus! tut-lily
year». during u’llii-b limi- it burl been a
popular t‘t'wlri. 'l'llo ltllll~l'. mull-r llr- pro~
l-llt lllflllllflt‘llll‘lll‘all" l't‘l‘l'th'll in ~lluri~
oi the publir patronage. Mr. .lmm-~
.“l'ii null. lllt‘ ut-niul proprlelnr, lulu-e
urt‘lli lilllllflililimli out ipr llu- (“lllllnl'i
and plea-urn nil his aural-s, null arr-mini”
ilulinm either on the American 1 r Eur-s
pl-nil plan mil IM' aw'iln-ll till-ri- l-iplal in
any otlwr boom in the Twin t'iiio-w. 'l'ln
botol i-onlnirw ~i\ly worm, well and cum
lnrlnlll)‘ ltlrllinlli-Il. which are ~uppin~il
with lilrnm iii-at and ullwr mmll-rn im
|tl‘~l\'t'l|ll'lil!l. including but and v Illl u‘rllrl
bulb“. 'l'llerr i-l also a lll‘i-"l‘lfl‘fl burbvl
slurp ("lllllr‘l’ll'll lt'llll the hull-m. 'l'hc l'iiy
iluli-I ll! i-olivl-nii-nl lo the railroad ulnli-iu
and the t'lt't‘ll‘ll' .-I rl-r-I t'llfk pnu lbr- dimr
it in a popular Mapping llllfl'l‘ form-miller
rial rut-u umi lin-ntrlml people The latter
linil ii i-‘pi-i'iully t'llinl'llit'lll. in it
closely l'kllllll‘t'il‘ll with Music Hall, “lll'i‘t‘
onloriuinuwnh ill‘l' ii-l-ipwnliy gin-n
«luring ibe ht'lliltll 'l'ln- luiili- i~ an rm
pilrlunl feature and cunts how no rramu
Illt'lllllllltllll, no the bill ol luri- i-tnbrul-w
l-vvryiliinu that iv.- umul, ill the sen-mu
'l‘iw until-n and other l'lll‘lllfll'l" are
pilliteiillll nliI-llliw to tile “and. oi lbr
palrouvi.
l“
Isadore B. Wilmot. 4 80. Iain Street.
South Norwalll
Mr, Wllulv-I iullw "l the hurling ma-r‘
l'llllill'l iii lu~ lim- in lll!‘ pl:m- lip. bud
iii-nu. wiiir‘l be llldrt muniuvtml \lli w-«lully
lnr llll" pint win-u your». it that ul III!"
«drum. and indie-3 lull-tr. lltlllllll.’ it New
mliy iii "no lrark and lira-u Milk. lie in
a thoroughly prnrlirrll man in llltr ltllui
noun. llv l'llltl by the lilit'll and ilwvi mi
proved potion“. iroul the lending tailor.
nl Iln-luelrimrillu. win-re be WIN a iiil‘i’lliltll
(or over Nt't't'tllt'i‘li year-u. a wiring the hm
clam nl trade in the city. He has Mtpi'rior
judgment in llit' twirl-don ui u will and
ulwuyu nili I‘m the in Mt lllllllllt- want: at
the trade. lluI i-urrieu a blue Muck iii ”In
input laublotmble and lllll'llllll' i'lullti- at
all dnwrlpliuii-i null quantum-u It pnrlmni
and natiuluwory iii. .\lr Wilmoi. blltl'r'
he la'unu liuuiuim in Noni-b Nurmilk. but
colonel in the limit clan oi Hale. and bin
palronu are unload the lirli lainilim oi
the oily. Ilr illullea It Illi'i‘litll" oi ladle-3
tulle. unlnu llltl lalimi l'vtl‘ia patiiarul uml
priilliIi-lul unrlnouta equal to i bim‘ lmlmrtl-il
lrolu Europa and at n mnrb Ion-l limin-
Mr. Wilmot given his. potential attention
to all work intilmrd to his euro. and
bi-lnu a practical nmu lll his line. in abh-
io guarantee entire saliniuviiun. liiu
Illiwrlot‘ wurllluauahlp and lair dealing
have brought him a lame and literally.-
llllitlllt‘lfl.
M.-.,.... x... ..
The Harwell: luildiag Company.
'l'lili Nurwalii llulldinu (to . l'M’lIl'r Mali
and "trouble avenue». bl nun-m: the
lament builder: and i'flllli‘ltl‘lwllli in We»
tern l‘iililm'tlt'il’. 'l‘ba lllldllilhiil was
etarledovera year new in ltalnl Norwalli
by lmalli'llainbln. and wall aunt turmoil
intuit lame and printable busiuenu. Th e
mulptnyim-s mmirneiml will“ very line
milleliueu and uuiulauiinl lilllll. ll
mallet-ii upeidaliy oi heavy work and b-
luliy midpoint wiih lame «lurriulln and
build-inn machinery to handle building
material"! uverydmvriplluu. a arwial
ntudy it made"! until eululrueliuu. wt
ting machinery. etc. The cunt-any la
prepared to compete lm' thin work with
any other firm in the stale. ll operate»
a lolly maimed mill and lilruu out all
Iliad» at building work wail melanin»;
‘ Itllil
iii-watch. Sir-ally l-lllplnyrlwut in
ninth to twenty. baud}. 'l‘ilia company is
Mgr-uh for an mpuull lin- uud wall-r pmo!
moi r ratio-4 ol ~upo-riorum-rit. which has
.loml lbi- tun-d .il'Vt‘rt' nil-l mthim‘lorr
lt’~l¥.5lilll(‘a‘l‘l llwulcly ruin-ll up in. it in not
only durable, but roarurmblo in price. ii ii
‘I preparation pul m'l-r old tilt or fillllltlll'll
r-mll. N l mailer haw pour they are. ”my
ll‘l‘ "null“ or. good in new. and guaranteed
l-vr li-il year» It l- ill’ li-wl i-nilltmz vet
inn-niml for tho prcmi'rl'nlmn and protec-
tion of rat-is, and il in illci'linu \villl much
'avor “i b pr lpcriy ll’u'llltl’h. ’l‘lliu mm
pain l~|lri1mrvll in law i-«ltiul'llcs and
Mkr l' llllrltl'li in this line and guarantee
vnliw ~zlii-iiii'li Ill. ll aim m-rllrm
l-Iillhtlil lllllltllllge for its purous n’illl'
.ull charge.
Iouth Norwallr Hardware Omnpany.
Alli loath 3am ltmt. loath
lorwallt.
'l'bl-i llllilrtl‘ ltl‘lt'll one oi the beat oi tl-p
ulnlmnl iur liability in lrn in that in but
e l in the i'ulililil-ri-iul l li’l‘lt'l iii the trial".
W H. iiinilb, lllt‘ iii‘l'lwltl proprietor. in
”w narrow-r ol W. i' l.. liillnrll. who vs-
izllill-llgll the lmnw munc- twenty-lire
year-l min. The company Majors an ex
ten-lilo ububwnleund rt'litii trade. baud
ling uriii-im oi ull Lind-I for lutildrru and
llll'l‘llltllll‘fl. 'l‘lie uplarll‘i’s ltl ll Hillllll
.‘ilalu dry d an trill” l.'t‘l, l-llibruriuu Ilil‘li
Hilli‘l'fl tt’llll'll l’ villain one oi the input com
pleii'aliu'huili llw lliltll in int lllltttil lit
ibi-i-ily. The r unpuny iilwll vtrrlm lilo
lillllfllllllll it Martin. I. paint»: all Well
no lll‘l’i’” “lullll‘l‘h' l-nrniaii. Mr. Huillli
nun. turn in Kinlirn, Maine. but lor the
pilot “to yearn lulu engaged in lioillli Nfli'
nulls trade. lie hauimd all t'iillt‘i'llllltlt‘lll
t'lulll years in the hardware trade in the
l'li)’ oi liauuor. Maine, riiprrwniiou. aim.
'l'onor A; liyuli. in New York l'll)’, Mill Willi
lur ilu- your» iii the trade in llrliluuport.
How York and Math Hawaii: Ileana-
hoatDo.
‘l'hiu amupuny hm tlllm' a liti'fll'l and mu
um-lui inuineu Illill'i' I‘M. This line but
heroine no pripllllti‘ ninw it: lnreptlon that
the irohriii and misnomer iralllc between
the two villus but: become I'lllii‘lllillll.
’llurinu ilw niiiililwr will-on ii in pulmonary
to run two boats. to meetlh‘e demamlul
the trade. The buwlmune elilewheel
.inaram' lluliu llorlon lllik’ll daily trim
in and hem New York. leaving [loath
Norwuili at lrlli a. in. and returning.
learn loot oi llwliman almi. New York.
emit p. in. and East 'l‘hlrty‘llnt rim
twenty“!!! minutes later. adorning pa
trim animal sail on the ileum! by day
light. ’l'he bulk oi the freight burial-Is
is transported by a height propeller which
makes trips to and from the twooities on
alternate nights. Freight and Ila-sense"
are handled at low rat-ands“ patrons
are accorded the moat polite and curri-
eouil treatment at the hands oi the datum '
o! the boats. The company was organ-
ized in till.“ with a capital stock at .30“
cm. The preterit ollleera are: Andrew
Patterson. president; George H. Frew.
lecreiary and treaaurer. in adiillliinlo
the regularbnsinese. the line frequently
charters the steamer Belle Horton for ex-
elmlon partial on Sunday» and tar
moonlight aallr evenings. The line is.
certainly popular with not only the mar;
chant-I, but with the traveling public in
the Norwalke and vicinity.
Francis & 00..th3 and Genta‘
Furnishings.
Francis & 00.. clothing and genla' lurr
ninbingn. Sn Wauhiuuton aireeifionth Nor-
walk. have enjoyed the confidence arid re-
apect oi the public Illnce they embarked in
buuinm in bill). The llrln in 'compoaerl ol
.l.i’.i"rancil and “come Ylnlwel'. b'lth na-
tivcii of Benton. 'l‘hey occupy all are at the
all we number, "'ixilii feet which in well
stocked with everything in the clothing
line. andwhicb can be had at rock bottom
pricea Pranci»&l.‘o.are experla in the trade
and are uptodate in the aelectiou oi sty-
iiuh. Wellvnlade and durable clothing for
all claeaee of trade. They also carry a
lame and lick-cl swell oi llatsxaps. tru uks.
etc. which they idler alth at manufac-
tureril' price». lly courteous trealulenl.
lairdealinu and strict. attention to buli—
neon. they have built up a large trade and
lll’i‘JIlle‘Vfll’f popular in this community.
The Lockwood Ianuiactnring Co.
This isolle oi' the lament lnanuiul'lurcrs
of luck» and buildi-rll’ hardware in the
country. The lillaillflil wall incorimrn‘tmi
in lwlpitll a paid up capital ol “Lilli.
which mu gradually increased to Memo
a» illi lrnusarliolu llll‘l‘t‘ll'ttfitl ill importance
and il absnrluul (unripe-ting plants. It
ill-rived its name from Henry S. liorkwoml
its president and principal aliii-khilldc-r:
who bi known the country over as one at
the mind ('lt‘Vt'l‘ lll\'t'ltll)l’.'l and ukilllnl
lurk Ill!llllllitt"lll'r'h| in the trade. This
t'lilil‘t'l’ll employs, when running lull.
over {till lilit'l‘llllll'fl. and its product in
rvunrdml all a tmirvcl oi iugl-llioua and
beautiful \vorkmallsbip prvdum-il at a
minimum ol r Hi. It hue flut‘llt‘lt‘i ill New
York. "ilhllllh null l'bii‘oun. It won
thr-utub the failure oi u iormur agent in
the but llllllli-d plane in NJ:- tlml the
concern iii-mine il-lliporurily l-mllnraaso-iL
lull iiu lown i-nluiilinll um Mich that lie
lllli-lllI'N~ Mill-Ted bill ilifllll interruption
in plant, it'lill'll iw nmrb admired ior iill
thorough and r-l'arlnnlil- adaptation in it“
illll’pmu'a, lrrll'k ltllll ll‘tllllt‘
strut-lures. r-nvrrinu a large nrva in tho
mailbox-«tern porliun ill the wily. '
l'tlll\l\ll Hi
The American ltibbon Company.
'l'll‘ :\llll‘l‘ll'l't llibbou mutually. corner
Water and Elizabeth itin’l'l'i. in a “litre"!
bl no uinelllvmuuwnt in line lili‘illl‘efl ill
let-lull. oi Nona-ll k. This i-iltlipnlly aut-
waded llll' Norwaik Silk (“Initially in
'l'n-brunry. but. and has. greatly iltl'romit'tl
iia lar‘iliiieuund t‘unlt‘iltltlalw‘ alill lllrtlli-r
improvi-ml-nln ill the rn-ar future. it
ovrnpim a plant «um». i llrm- blill'il'h high.
which lllt'tll capacity [or lilo t-tllpluyr‘l-a.
Sow-rill Ill-luand dollar-l ban- I’i'l‘l‘llily
bra-u elm-tilled lit the lull-xi and moi-l
improved lllllt‘llllll'l')‘ lor lbo priuluetion
ill a high Kl'flllt' oi uilk fillli'llifi and lit‘ll
iiiuln all t'lllll’ii, “lli'lh and any lllwirml
width. .-\t llrt"l'l" the cuupally ha»
twenty-nix home in operation. rallgiuu
lroui lwrlvi- to twenty iour spur-m curb.
'l‘llill lirtn to her llllillK law" known in tin-
trudl- lllrululmut llit‘ l'uiiml Slam,
owing iniiw i-u-l-l-dinuly lligll riflllllltrtl
olita product», which are lllt‘i'llllfl with
great lav-r among the run-mulch. The
company in l-apliallml at Mill-o .\ir.
l'harles riellwlaiuer iii anteriliteudenl and
general lllltllitigl'i'.
The First National Bank. loath liar-
walk
Tin-ream low baulia in thin country iii
the present little with a butler rum-rd than
llreilln- llieniiouml. either in the manner
and method oi ililllulluur'lllrul or iulbe
Ill-t‘lll‘ll)’ and extent oi iia iuvr-llulruia.
With a rapiial ol Militant, "iltlwll banking
house. and a surpluu oi thltiaiu'llltiiilnt
l-d irolu earniuuu altar payment of all
dividend... ibis inalitulion tin-nil by it.
growth the wine and judb-iom liltlllilill‘
uwul l‘Ii'i‘l'lIWl in ital «flair-l. The capital
and surplus. together with the imnis‘l
other remureeaaml Nliabilliy of in thick-
holders. Mimi a am'lli'ily l't denim
lore until-Milton oi uter- ball it‘llllllliii
dollars. 'l‘hla bank will establiahwl in
bell and hail pin-mi lllronuil err-ry llullu
i'lnl urliila ilrln and mum or ill the lltlllil
prmperliiln Hill“. Alden l'llillliimv, the
viee-pn-uiilenl oi the Viral National tank.
iii itlau preeideul ill the rionlb Nurwalk
Having» lianllmud hail lwu aiiliwlnr
aim-e thin. Ilia «alert-lire «aim-lend“ in
Imuiilnu and able inclement lli llllitlltlllll
attains make him a valuable nlllvor and
dim-tor. l'nler I. llunluuhanl. the chair-
man ol the ill-aural l'lilllllililfl'. in well
known ma wise and judicial“ iliiunrler.
prllllutil. Wind and l-onurratlve in noun-y
tron-action». lle became a llirrolor oi
iluu hauls in MKsrrvlull for nineteen
years. tutti-inc in owl, not returning in
mm. liltlllil’ll Ii'lmll Print. the prelu-
lleol. has been aetivn in the management
at thin hauls iur eleven yearn. nerviuu ellili
yearn at vinepreaidrlll l‘iiat'lel l‘l. liar
i'le. llitl enabler. has berm in the employ oi
the hauls alone llilili. hurling illil'fllil ill-
lentil-keeper. teller itiul «enabler. «M-
phonao liibblr. “Alarm illuiiltril il.
libido-n. oi the board oi lili‘ri‘liorn. bottle
it. liven. the teller. and. in tact. lill
lbanliilirn «annotated with the institution.
are men n! "malarial Judgment. raven
live and iluanmal ability. which «tab:
llllllil‘l llialllalltiltlliii securely in the non
lilieneeol the pimple. With the pawn»-
ririi anlritot time elitism. tile motioned
pmaptrrlty at its limitation is weird.
‘rw':
Fail-field county Savinga Bank.
The Fairlield (‘munty Bavinge Bank.
No. hi Wall etrect.‘ Norwalk. ill one oi the
oldest and most influential repreilentaiiVee
oi this lilflitii oi inutitutiona in Western
Connecticut. It Wll‘i incorporated in 1874.
and the management irom the atart has
been of a moat carelnl and conicrvatlve
nature. bringingtoita door a large and
nteadily increasing bll'llllfli‘i. which the
bank has handled without interruption
from the tint. It: deposit: now exceed
Gilliam and it show; a surplus oi t‘Jiflili.
its oliicerx at present are an idiom-i:
Prealdent. Ana B. Womlwardu'icepresi
dent, Dr. Jame-l G. Gregory; treasurer.
Victor 8. Selleck. Tile board oi dire-Mora
inclndeolbe lollowiuu rcpteeelltativu men:
Alla ll. Woodward. Dr. .lameall. Gregory.
J. Thornton l’rowitt. Joseph l‘. llaulllp.
("barb-u E ()lnlstend. ll. \vlllid White.
Thomas '. Stout Arthur P \\ incl-let and
Josiah Kellogg. U! the all .v:-. Mr.
Wheeler in the present mayor ill the city.
and Mr. Woodwarl holds the 'ollice ol
judge of probate. 'l‘ln- inleriorol the ina-
lilution is attractive and Well equipped.
being provided with all the liloiieru bank»
ing conveniences. ’l‘hc uteally and healthy
prliurelcl made by this lilfilllllllltll‘l‘lllce
its inundation. lllrniaheu c-lnplele evi»
deuce oi ita abil- llllllllltzl‘lllt-ltl. and that. ii
ban been oi great value and it‘l‘vll'l- t l the
public at large cannot be dollioi. It i' 'r1
iuinly baa lin- enlire ('tllillll'lll'r‘ of its
arm)‘ of patrol".
Holmes. Keeler & Belleck Company.
Norwallt.
Title luluildlr home in the only whole
unli- low iu the Twin “Hit". and rullkw
alnonulln- loin-mod ill the ulale. It in
i-apillrlizl-d at “will!!! and iii'r‘llpil's two
lllllllllllfl*.l‘:t|'ll :lli\‘il.l'lllitlll_\‘lllu a form-
ill twelve likelelllllidl. 'l'iw Irmll- cu} lyl-li
by lint»; Imuw cure" \l'i-(ll-rll l‘ inner-limit.
\t‘bi-rl- il has a lame tradi- Minudimz in all
Ilu- adjoining linens. 'l'lw ll'ill-it' u‘au
cu'alllmlled in l-‘~.'l'.' (immi- .\l. Holmes
is prowldenl ol the l"lli|lt:llt\'. ll'l-l arm-I‘ll"
l-il With him are Edwin H Kl‘t'li‘l. lie-imi-
.‘i. Selim-ll. Henry S. Si‘llm‘k. llarvi-y .\l.
Kent and Floyd 1‘. iluw-u‘. the latter
lwinu wen-hwy and irmulro-r. 'l‘ol- cum
puny it exceptionally well udapil-d ill illl’
War oi iai‘illliw to carry on all t‘Xll‘llhlVI'
ifllllt‘.llWllllliz a large lrni-t "l tll'l‘lrll'llt‘
dork proper! y erected on \\ llll‘ll nrl- ilin-i-
«turn. “In-n- goods are lulldwl illld «prod
with but our imnillinu. illl-rvi-r owing to
timeout ol lruuqmrlalinp. enabling lllt‘
l‘ impmn' in Hull ll~ it'md“ ill a llth'I' [trim-
in rclaiIl-r-s than can ordinarily lw done
by l-ilmpetililre. liltllll! urr- ‘Iill‘t‘ll’l‘l‘tl ill
for load int-l and rtltlllltl'll Ilil‘l‘l‘l lu
purrbuwn. llrnill in large «ptruilllim in
handled by um. llullw. All iin- nil-n
awwlatwl in the mmpunv Hi'l' Vt‘tdl known
bit-duel“ mcu oi Norwnlk. .\l
Iloluleu. llle pro-admit. on aim |!l'l"lll|'lll
u! Ibo Norwnllr Strum. uoriwy and art-
in the saun- i~apavity lur lbv l‘r-nlral
National bank. lie it nln-l a plumber oi
the New York l'rmiure EM‘lnllli‘l'. Mr.
Kevin-r in |ll‘l'\l|ll'lli oi ”in l" ‘l'lll‘lll l'muiy
National bank and holds poniImu-s t-l
"in! in iln- electric light and oliil-r
l‘tllllllllllit'il Ilr- ublv rl-pri-wulml Iliin
dialrli-t in ”to but alaloh‘l-nullu ii. .\I.
Kent in a member oi the l ‘lly l'ounril.
lll‘ irat-
W. 3 thbell.
Main-r ill line lur bail- in Illa rollub.
Furlilltm Worhu the“ erlwnrd Aria.
Noulb .‘ioranlk, i'onn.
The National Bank of Norwalk.
'l‘hnl bank Wilt inl'irporatetl in 1815
under the National Banking act. and it»
pr‘ogreas but been steady and uninterv
rupted. until now it is one oi the ioreulout
inatillltiornol the state. It wail capital'
laid at tulip“. it» allrplnx‘ and proliia ex-
ceeding “Milli. It has one of the mind
imposing and substantial banking lmllara
in thin vicinity. The bank. at 5! Wall
alreet.iuclnatructedol brown stone and
perlecily lire prooi. ltisiflxmindinlew
alone and handsomely uncluttered {or
lluaiueuc. being provided with sale depoilit
vault», time locks and every convenience
to provide for the net-uril y of its. holdings
ami “nice to patrons. This lnnk hurt
the holdings oi the largest rllarrtlincturitlg
inlerruls in this vicinity Ila well as
handling the accounts ol many banker».
merchants and permual accounts. In the
Hair Iiepmit- department are cmtuiueil
silica of various: sizell lorthc airlrage oi
valuables and silverware-.1; iealllrl- that
is appreciated during the uumnu r months.
(‘lnpou roonn and all tiller modern
conveniences to be loll-rd ill a metro-
p Ilitau bulking house are here offered to
patrons. The Ol‘lCl‘rH are it), Hill. presi-
dent: E. .l. Ilill. vice-president; ii. 1’.
Price. canhier: W, S. Moody. E. K. int-it
wood, E. Beard. \V. F. Bishop. 0. F.
Wilson. I). W. Flu-b, J. A. (lillll'll.
directors. all w.-Ilrknowu. ‘ l‘lllflfltl'ilillltl
and mmrrvulivr men. \’t‘lili.~w judicial and
able management baa placed this bank in
llit' lront ranks ol tlnwolid and influential
institutions oi the kind in the rtlflll'
-.—_.._—
Dr. 28 Walt
William J. Tracy.
Avenue.
[mm-oi llll' younzor lIl ulil ii men in N- W
in ilk, llv n. l‘ b tl‘il and brought up ill ”lira
town and in..- drawn around him a large
('i'l'll' nl lllllllli'tlI li‘ll‘lltl'l aml lu'qllttllil-
Mow Ii. \‘itiltlill in ls‘ bland tir-il ailelnl
mllin- [\lllilll' .r lllilrliJlllll llllt’l'l‘lllt'l’t'll llr.
l"ilrb'~ lil‘lllllll' lll- chun- lltt' medical
[Irwin-«lull for a inl-ilu-w. which be was
llr'it'l'ltlllli'll to muster lie ltllt'll‘l'..l ill»
l'uiri-ruily Medical twill-iri- ill New York
city. from which llt‘ graduated ill llllt‘
iinw. I‘l' ibl-n wl-nl nbr-ull. iii-oiling
luribl-r limm'll-dui- in lii~ prides-don, and
ill or hill'lllllllil a your or more in llubliu
among the li'ltllllii: his-.pilnlu. graduated
iron: the ~iirmrll llmpiiul. Dublin. "I‘
reIurm-il to errwulli. where he llwlllml
nod roulrlleilrl-d prnr'ir-e lll lotto lir.
'l‘nivy in an ui-livi- illi‘llllll'r ol lln- ninth
and manly llu-iiu'ui N'M'lt'lll‘fl.illl' Snrwnlk
lionrlil-i Health and Norma“: Ilmpilnl
Ilall. «ml to aim ”in [Wt'vt'iil lu-uliliuilil-i-r.
He in uni-oilln- lendluu llli'illlil‘l‘i i-l’ ibi-
l'nulm Mi-u'ul'allluiil- rillb. oi ubirb in:
bi prvairlv‘itl. "P Milly» ti intuit itml
lucrative practice and in quill- tulplllitl
with tin- lull-mm.
via-09h ll. Arch. Mutantuur it! flat
tore' m.
Joseph .1. Main. Munroe ulreel. in one at
the pioneer ion-tum men ol mun Nor
thirty yearn. lle lil‘t'lllllfll a lame plant.
the main tirillillll‘u Iii-inn oi brick and
iour sin-rim high. Wllll'll with other
buildluuu, i‘tVt'fl twarly an ilurr and a
quarter oi around. About m» utiiiwl
llltlillI iiiulriuulnynwni hm. Mr. Audi
prialuomlllnlml unall- oi liatltmt' lim.
snwlyina largely the malarial-um" win
moire the heat lliieaol hula. ‘i'ue liiuh
etandarrl oi mind: made by Mr. Awh null
knowledge oi the trade and chitin nuprr
rinionui the work enable him to nupnly
lib palates with «will. oi the Int water.
and mutually iii- neuron in bullpen
walk. having been uninhibited here abom ‘
bill loan elsurlenee in the llll‘lllrlfl lute?
[allied lurhlal a mntia'iou lilrmlilboul
litre-unity rurpaaseil by In one in thin?
Mliltt'y or Europe. Mr. Amlli'illlllrliltuli'
lorwallr Item. lorwailr.
Title in one oi the old latuiniarln ol
i‘onueeiicut and ill probably one of the
.ulilesl hotel: in the ulale. Mr. l'. ll. 'l‘nlv
Elle. lite promit proprietor, in one oi our
alallv‘uoldesi intilliitm. lie trail located
in“. nluulncr at were at tin- Arliuuiou.
New ilnmnulwu the Madman lion-e. ‘
ilbirlly, uuillollr' year'- «In tool; the Nor
Iwalk llonue. Mr. ‘i'utiie alarm to Illtlltit‘
all; iiualiendu to the portioning and it
mini. will niwayu ilml uwrylliiaa the
market niiordu on bill table. There are
illiy‘iwu Iiuht and airy rnums in the
house. all being liuhiwl by electricity.
The h'orwaili in liemlliliarien luv the
i. A W. inabiliyaud his llilrilnlttttlliiunt
the lraveiind mm in. "dull the imyu what
they iliinb oi t Nilrwalli." 'l'he imam
ll linuiy situated. being lllmllly «pinning
the depot. telegraph um»... and theatre.
iiuib lines ol‘ can lair Width Nilrwalli and
the plea-lire Melitta pane ila dim. Mr.
Tattle la aid y Muted by It. Ural Card-r.
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