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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK: . ,
Organized 1876. G. M. Holmes,
President ; E. L. Boyer, Vice Pres-
ident; W. A. Curtis. Cashier. Capi-
tal Stock, $100,000, Surplus and un-
divided profits $38,000. Dividends
paid $122,000. This bank is pre-
. pared to do a general banking busi--
’ ness and makefloans on satisfactory
security. Located in the Gazette
Building, Wall St.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
BANK.
No. 51' Wall street. Incoporated
1874. Deposits over $600,000. Win-
field S. Moody President, Martin
S. Craw VicePresident, James H.
Bailey Secretary and Treasurer.
Directors : Winfield S. Moody,
Henry F. Guthrie, James G. Greg- .
ory, Martin S. Craw, J. Thornton
Prowitt, Charles Olmstead, Alfred
H. Camp, Asa B. Woodward and
Joseph C. Randle. Deposits re-
ceived. Interest paid.
THE NORWALK SAVINGS SOCI—
ETY .
44 Wall street. Incorporated May
1849. Deposits $2,380,000. - Sur-
plus. and Profits over $100,000.
George M. Holmes President.
George E. Miller Secretary and
Treasurer.l Directors : GeorgeM.
Holmes, Edward K. Lockwood,
William A. Curtis, Stephen H.
Holmes, F. St. John Lockwood,
Ira Cole, Moses H. Glover, George
E. Miller.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NOR-
WALK.
Capital $240,000. Surplus and Un-
divided Profis $51,000. Bankers.
Merchants. Manufacturers, Perso-
nalfiand family accounts are solicit-
ed_. Safe Deposit Department
With a thoroughly modern Burglar
Fire Proof Safe Deposit .Vault.
Boxes $5.00 and upward per year
according to size, also department
for storage of silverware and all
articles of value at a moderate sum
per month or year. Call and in-‘
spect the Vault. Bank open from
9 till 3 continuously. E, Hill Presi-
dent. E. J. Hill Vice-President.
H. P. Price. Cashier.
'THE -FAIRFIELD COUNTY NA-
TIONAL BANK. '
Capital $200,000. Incoporated 1824.
Edwin C. Keeler President, David
H. Miller Vice-President, L .
Green Cashier. Safe Deposit
Boxes free to depositors.
BAKERS-AND CONFECTIONERS.
DE KLYN & SON. C.
Bakers and Confectioners, have
the most complete establishment
of this kind in Norwalk. They
turnout nothing but the choicest
goods ; also manufacturers. of Ice
Cream, which they deliver on Sun-
day when ordered. Besides handle
a full line of Huyler’s noted con-
fectionery. Delivery to all - parts
of Norwalk free. Give. them a
trial. No. 27 Main street.
BARBER AND BATH ROOMS:
FRANKE’S, G. A.
Tonsorial Palace, under the Cen-
tral National Bank. It is great
pleasure in speaking of the above
gentleman as a tonsorial artist. His
parlors are first-class in all their
appointments. Also fine bath rooms
in connection. His “Motto” sharp
razors, clean towels and polite at-
tention. Give him a call.
BAKING POWDER MFR’S.
HANLON BROS.
Manufacturers of and J obbers in a
superior quality of Baking Powder,
which is supplanting all others
when once used. Give it a trial.
For sale by all Grocers. Send for
price list; also Jobbers in Tea.
Address, No. 8 Wall street, Nor-
walk, Conn. v '
BARBER.
LEOBOLD, H. S. .
The leading tonsorial artists is pre—
pared to accommodate the most
fastidious at his tonsorial parlors.
His “motto” is neatness and polite-
ness as well as sharp razors and
clean towe‘ls. Children’s hair cut-
ting and pompadour a specialty?
Give him a trial. "No. 6 Knight st.
Opposite Horse Car Depot.
_ . _ BEEF. WHOLESALE.
TERRY, WM. M. «it CO. .
Wholesale dealer in Beef, Sheep,
Lambs, Pork and Sausage. This
firm handles nothing but the very
choicest meats in the market, hav-
ing an extremely large cold storage
house, are prepared at all times to
supply the trade of this section
with choice meats. at the lowest
market prices. Ofice Water St.
Norwalk.
BICYCLES.
GREGORY BROS.
Sole a cuts of N orwalk for the no-
ted ‘_‘ ictor Bicyle.” Those desir-
to purchase a wheel should call and
examine the Victor. The above
firm will,be pleased to show the
merits of this machine at any time.
It willbe to your advantage to in-
vestigate it. Call at Drug store. 38
Wall street.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN.
Dealers in Bicycles and Sundries.
’Agcnts for Swift Holbein, Union
and Ralei b, all; noted machines,
If. on wis to purchase awheel, it
wilbe to your advantage tocall
on these gentlemen at their Cigar
and Tobacco Store; N o._ 51 Main St. .
BEER BOTTLERS.
LEE, ISAAC.
Beer Bottlcr. Is prepared to supply
the family trade with the celebra-
ted J aoob. Ruppert’s Lager- Beer.
This beer is strictly pure, being
madefrom the finest malt and hops
that can be bought. All physicians
recommend it for medicinal pur-
_ BOOTS AND SHOES.
KELLOGG, JARVIS» . .-
Dealer in fine boots and; shoes,
In this store
' you will-find goods ofeyery grade
‘ and quality, soas to suit the most
fastidious. '_. Special attention giv-
en to fepairing, having machines for
sewing up rips and putting in new
L goring as good as new. Prices are
the very lowest. Men’s and La-
dies boots and shoes made to order.
Fit guaranteed. Call on him. 31
‘ Main street, next to Bryant Besse
Jr Co.’ , ‘ '
{THE PEOPLE’S SHOE STORE.
Bernard Tully & D. J. Sheehan,
proprietors. Dealers in fine ladies,
gentlemen’s and children’s Foot-
wear. This firm carries one of the
largest and best selected stocks of
the above goods .in this section.
Those who contemplate getting any-
thing in this line will make no mis-
take by calling on them. Repair-
ing neatly done and reasonable.
No. 5 Main street.
leather and ’find ings.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAYES, JOHN T.
Newsdealer, stationer and book-
seller. Catholic religious articles
a specialty; also choice confec-
tionery, oranges, bananas, Cigars,
tobacco, etc. etc. Mr. Hayes car-
ries as‘large a selection of the
above lines as can be found in N or-
walk, and at remarkably low
prices. If you desire anything of
this kind it will be to your advan-
..t%age to call on him. No. 25 Main
‘t.
BUTTER HOUSE.
THE NEW YORK BUTTER HOUSE.
A. Fearnley proprietor.
the only exclusive butter, egg and
cheese house .in Norwalk. Also
carries a full line of- canned and
bottled goods,_lard, bacon..and ta- ,
ble delicacies. All goods handled
by this firm are strictly first-class
and sold at the lowest market pri-
ces. The trade will do well to deal
with him. No. 6 Main street.
\ BUILDER'S MATERIALS.
LEONARD, CHAS. T. -:
Dealer in Masons’ building ma-
terials, Blue stone, Portland and
other cements. And manufactu-
rer of Portland cement, sewer pipe
of all sizes, artificial stone window
sills, coping, steps, &o., made to
order. Also handles Akron sewer
pipe and coal and wood. Place
your orders with him. No. 33
Water street. ,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MFR’S
OSTERBANKS, JOSEPH.
Carriage and wagon. builder and
repairer. He is prepared to turn
out as fine a job as any in this sec-
tion, and at a'reasonable price. A
specialty made of repairing and
painting. All work done in a work-
manlike manner. ‘ If you wish
work of this kind, you will make no
mistake by giving him a trial.
Dont forget the place, at the late
Capt. Lamb’s shop, Main St. “ g
RUBY’S WAGON FACTORY.
S. T. Ruby proprietor. When in
need of anything in the wagon line..
either new or repairing, call at
"Ruby’s 14 Cross St. New and
second hand wagons and carts on
hand. His work can be compared
with. any competitor, being first-
class in ever particular. Prices
reasonable. ive him a call.
CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH.
BEERS, CHAS. T.~
Carriage and wagon maker, andro-
pairer, stands ready to do ayything
in this line on the shortest possible
notice ; Mr. Beers makes a special-
ty of general carriage and wagon
blacksmithing, being a skilled me-
chanic in this department. Those
wishing good first-class work of
this kind and reasonable, should
call on him, No. 20 Brook St.
CARRIAGE WOOD-WORKER.
GLOVER, BURR.
Carriage and wagon wood worker, ’
. is prepared to .do everything per-
taining to this kind of work, from
building any kind of a carriage or
wagon to the smallest kind of re-
pairing. His “motto” is using
nothing but the best seasoned tim-
ber in every instance. Mr. Glover
has had years of experience in this
work, so is thorough in all its
branches. Intrust your work to
him, No. 20 Brook St.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTER.
BROTHERTON., R. L.
Carriage and Sign Painter, is. pre-
pared to do anything in connec-
tion with carriage and wagon paint-
ing and striping, also sign painting.
‘Those desiring fine work of this
kind should examine Mr. Brother-
ton’s art. His workmanship can be
compared with any competitor.
Prices reasonable. No. 20 Brook
street. -
CARPENTER dt BUILDER.
WILSON, S. B. ,
Carpenter and Builderis prepared
to give estimates on short notice,
and does all kind of steam band
and scroll sawing, and manufac.
tnres window frames, also making
a specialty of sanitar wood work
for closets. Those esiring ,work
of this kind will do 'well by consult-
ing the above gentleman. Jobbing .
promptly attended to. Shop No.
8 Cross street. Résidence 92 'Wall
street corner Belden avenue.
_CANDY MANUFAOTURER.
COLBY., JOHN F.
Manufacturer of fine'candies bon- '
' hens and Ice Cream. This firm is
prepared .to supply the trade of
this and surrounding location with
the most delicious confectionery
and Ice Cream,wholesale or retail,
He makes a specialty of supplying
picnics, parties and weddings on
short notice. Also carries a full
assortment of fine cakes. pies, &c.
Give him a trial,No.39, Main street.
opaAR' STORE.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN. .
Dealers in choice cigars and tobac—
‘cos.’ This firm handles nothing but
fine lines of the above goods, mak-
ing as leaders the Hotel Brunswick
. and Shamrock cigars. also handle
bicycles and bio clc sundries.
Agents for Swift Ho bein,Unio}i and
This is ‘\
- ’ OASSIMERE'AND FELT IvIPR’sI
_UNION MANUFACTURING co.
. Norwalkflonn. Manufacturers of
fine Cassimeres and-all wool felt:
ings. , _ .
OLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Manufacturers, J obbers and Retail-
ers of Men’s, Boys and Children’s
line of the latest styles in gentle-
mens furnishing goods.
at call, Masonic Building. Norwalk,
and 14 South Main St. South, Nor-
walk. Factory, New Canaan Ct.
New York Office 685 Broadway.
BRYANT, BESSE & CO.
L. W. Besse, G. C. Bryant and W.
H.Palmelee proprietors. Clothiers,
Hatters and Men’s Furnishers, and
dealers in trunks, bags. and horse
clothing. This firm represents the
New England Clothing Combina-
,1. port, New Haven, and ‘Hartford
" Conn., Springfield, Worcester,
Holyoke, Pittsfield and Brockton,
Mass. Also Providence, R. I
COAL AND WOOD.
LEONARD, CHAS. T.
Dealer in coal and wood, and all
kinds of Masons’ buildingl Mater-
ial blue stone of all kinds, Portland
and other cement, and manufac-
turer of Portland Cement sewer
pipe, all sizes. Also handles the
Akron sewer pipe. Address all or-
ders No. 33 Water St. N orwalk.
~ THE MEEKER COAL CO.
Dealers in coal, wood, brick, lime.
cement and tile pipe. This firm
carry as large a stock of the above
walk. . Contractors and builders
shouldcall on them when in need
of the above lines. Yards on Smith
street. Ofiiceat G. 35 S. H.Holmes,
Main street.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Is the place to buv your crockery
and glassware : Also your dry
goods; carpets, millinery and house-
furnishings. They have the largest
stock to select from, and sell at re-
markably low prices. Give them a
call, before purchasing. Cor. Main
and Wall Sts.
WILLIAMS, H. H.
Carries a complete line of crock-
ery, glassware, tinware, lamps, bas-
‘ kets, brooms, brushes, lanip fix-
tures, etc.; also a full line of house
furnishing oods of every descrip-
' tion. Mr. illiams is a gentleman
who endeavors to please all. His
stock iswell selected, and prices
are as low as the lowest. Those
who desire anything of this kind,
should call at No. 15 Wall St.
‘ DENTIST.
NEWKIRK, J. C.
Dentist. Dentistry performed in
all branches. Ofiice No. 6 Lewis
St., (near Congregational church.)
Eleven years practice in Norwalk.
DRUGGISTS.
GREGORY, G. A. «It 00.
Druggists, handle only superior
grades of drugs, chemicals, herbs,
&c., also fancy articles and toilet
preparations. They have a well
appointed drug store in every par-
ticular, Giving especial attention
to the prescription department. If
you wish anything in the drug or
patent medicineline, call on this
firm, at No. 38 Wall street.
HALE, H. R. .
. Wholesale and Re tail druggist and
dealer in druggists’ and grocers
sundries. Manufacturer :and pro-
prietor of Hale’s Compound Qui-
nine for the hair,Hale’s Egg Foam,
Hale’s Skin Beautifier, Hale’s Rose
Cream,and the sure cure for corns,
called “Corn Popper,” and the
which cannot be surpassed in its‘
work of cleaning windows or met-
als. Barbers supplies wholesale.
Give these specialties a trial. Store
cor Main and Wall streets.
RIGGS., JOHN A.
Druggist and dispenser of pure
medicines, carries a complete line
of drugs. patent medicines, drug-
gists sundries, chemicals, fancy ar-
ticles,soaps and toilet preparations.
Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded. This is one of Nor-
walk’s most reliable drug firms,and
has the confidence of the trade.
N o. 11 Main street.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
Dealers in staple and fancy dry
goods, notions; also a fine line of
all kinds of furniture, carpets, and
oil cloths. Their Carpet show
room, on the first floor. is the
finest in this country.
agents for the Stewart, Hartford,
Read and Rowell celebrated Car-
pets. , Call and examine their stock
and prices before purchasing. 3
Gizn'rrrn Building, Norwalk and
68 lWashington street, South Nor-
wa k. ‘ '
srnnnr, EDWARD. .
Dealer in dry goods, notions, trim-
mings, laces, fancy goods, hosiery,
cloaks, dress and white fabrics, and
tained in a first-class _Dry Goods
House. Prices equal. if not below
all competitors. Call and examine
for yourself. All goods are of the
latest style. Wall St). No. 5 Ga-
zette Building. ' ,
THE BOSTON STORE.
T. O’Gorman and W. Dewsbury
proprietors. Carries a complete line
of dry goo ls, notions, cloaks, mil-
]inery, crockery, glassware and
house-furnishings. Their depart-
ments are thorou hly stocked in
every particular.
Corner, Main & Wall Sts.
TRISTRAM a mum.
Carry a. complete line of drygoods,
notions, hosiery. cloaks, trimmings,
dress fabrics, fancy goods etc; also
oil c oths. ”Their stock is _well se-
lected and equal'in every wayto
that found'in much larger cities,
Raleigh. Give them a call. - No. 51 I
poses. as well as a palatable bever~
age. Place your orders with Mr.
Lee- No. 28Maiu street. I
Main street, and ofiice of the Ex- I
celsior Steam Laundry. ,
and at lower prices.. Examine
their geods before purchasing.
,No. 2 Gazette Building, Notwalk.
Clothing. Also carry a complete ,
Give them _
,tion, having branches at Bridge- .
materials as can be found in Nor-'
modernjwindo wcleaner “Lustrine”, ,
They are
in fact everything that can be ob- ,
all and examine
their goods, you will not regret it.
a lar e selection of linoleums and '
, DOORS. SASH"’AND BLI'ND'S.
suns, w.- 11. a 00;
Have constantly ‘on hand a com- - -
. lete line of Doors, » Sash and
buds of every style and design.
They are prepared to furnish esti-
mates to supply buildings of every
description. his concern handles
everything pertaining to building
supplies, and stand ready to com-
pete.with.all competitors, in fur-
liiishiing bids for materials of ‘ this
In a
. and 1.7 Water-street. " - ’
ELEcTRIc LIGHTS. .. I. -
THE NORWALK & SOUTH N01 -
WALK ELECTRIC LIGHT CC).
Charles Olmstéad, President; H.
F. Boardman, Vice President;
Edward T. Jackson, Treasurer;
John. H. Hoyt, Secretaryi; , .
Yeaton, Superintendent. his com-
pany are prepar d to sup ply pri-
vate residences, s ores. and build-
ings of every description, with Arc
and Incandescent lights at reason-
abls prices. General office and
station, N orwalk.
EXPRESS AND TRANSFER.
BUXTON «It BRUNDAGE..
General express, transfer and
truckman, have every conveyance
to handle baggage, furniture,
pianoes, organs and all kinds of
light and heavy; freight, on the
~ shortest .posible notice. All arti-
cles handled with greatest of care.
Those wishing' work of this kind,
should give them a trial. Leave
orders at Benedict’s News Store.
EXTRACT MANUFACTURERS.
NORWALK EXTRACT CO.
F. S. Ambler & Co. proprietors,
Manufacturers of Bell’s noted
fruit flavoring Extracts, which are
celebrated for their unequalled
flavor, and acknOwledged to b6 the
best on the market. Also sweet
oil, castor oil, sewing machine oil,
Laudanum, paregoric, ammonia,
bluing and cough syrup. Send for
price list. Usual discounts to trade.
Factory No. 5 Wall street, Nor-
walk, C'onn. f,
PIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NORWALK FIRE INSURANCE.
J. Beavan, President, Gearge B.
St. John. Treasurer, and George
.Cowles, Sec. Outstandingficlaims
“ one.” Assets $93,974.83. The
Norwalk Fire Insurance Co. is
now in its 33d year of business,
and is associated with the London
St Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.
of Liverpool, Encland, which has
assets in the IInited ‘States of
$2, 639, 587, ‘64. Office N o. 45 Wall
street.
FLORAL.
HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL.
Choice flowers, Palms, Ferns and
Jardiniers. high grade tested
garden and flower seeds. Hardy
Herbaceous perennials, Rhododen-
drons, Clematis, Roses, etc.
specialty made of shipping cut
flowers by mail and express. Im-
proved light wood mailing boxes
furnished in allsizes. Address R. .
G. Hanford, Norwalk, Conn.
FLOUR, FEED AND GR'AIN.
HOLMES, G. & S. H.
Wholesale and Retail dealers in '
groceries, flour, feed, grain, hay
and straw business. They handle
nothing but the choicest ground
productions in the market. .All
goods sold at the lowest prices.
Place your orders with them, 13
and 15 Main St. '
FURNITURE DEALER.
RAYMON D, GEORGE H.
Furniture Dealer, has the largest
and most complete line of furni-
ture in this location. Occupying
the entire buildings of 46 and 48
Main St. His stock consists of all
the latest styles and designs of par-
lor,chamber and dining room suits,
lounges, sideboards, folding beds,
~ andriu fact. everything pertaining
to the furniture business. .Call on
him before purchasing and get his
prices. Also Undertaking and Em-
balming. Telephone 77-4.
FU RNITU RE AND CARPETS.
SCOFIELD & HOYT. . m
Carry a beautiful selection of fine
furniture of all kinds, as well as the
largest stock of choico carpets and
oil cloths. Having the finest carpet
show room on the first floor in this
section. They are agents for the
Stewart, Hartford, Reed and Low-
ell celebrated Carpets. Also have
a complete line of fine staple and
fancy dry goods and notions. Give
them a call. No. 3 Gazette Build-
ing and No. 68 Washington St. S.
Norwalk. .
. GROCERS WHOLESALE.
THE HOLMES. KEELEB a sun.
LECK CO. , f.
G. M. Holmes President and
_ Floyd T. ‘ Roscoe Secretary and
Treasurer. This is one of the old-
est and largest wholesale grocery
establishments in the state. They
handle everything; pertaining to
thegrocery and cigar line; also
flour, feed, grain, hay and straw.
The retail trade will find ittotheir
advantage to at their price list.
No. 9 and 11 _ all\St. ‘
OROCERS. RETAIL.
AMBLER, F. S.
This grocer carries a complete line _
of fine groceries, canned goods,
provisions, teas. fresh roasted cof-
fees, spices, fruits, country produce,
etc.
firm are first-class. He . so
handles the largest line of fruit fla-
voring extracts in the town. Goods
delivered free to' any part of city.
. Give hima trial. No. 5 Wall St. -
BAILWITZ, F. & BRO.
F. & Geo. Bailwitzu dealers in
-, fancy and staple groceries, ,pro-
visions, canned and bottled goods,
. fresh roasted coffees, teas, spices,
etc. Also chaice meats, poultry,
fruits, vegetables and country pro-
rluce. uive a call, prices low.
Goods delivered free. No.
Main St. E ' .
BATES, W. R.
Cash Grocery. Has always acorn-
plete stock of . everything pertain-
ing to the Grocery trade. His
goods are always fresh, and the
choicest to be found in the market.
~ His “motto” is strictly "cash, whic
enabless him to buy for cash, and
givin the purchaser the advantage
' of al discounts which he receives.
Give him a trial. ' N o. 47 Main St.
I
New York and surrounding . -
country solicited.<f' Address”, No: 15 -
l goods handled .by athis ‘
- , Burrs surnames; ._ g ‘
Dealers in fine . groceries, Foreign
&- Domestic Fmrtacaunedand bot-
tled goods,teas_,fresh roastedcofi‘es,
, spices, butter,lard, eg s,cheese,&c.
, Also choice Bottled . mas" and
- Liquors for family use. This is one
A
v firms. “Their stockpf goo s can-
. to _all‘ locations. The ‘ trade ; will
_ find it tortheir advantage to place
.f‘orders with-V'th'en'i.‘ ‘Co’rner 'Wa'll
' and Water streets. -
FINNEY & BENEDICT.
Dealers in groceries and provisions.
Extra fine teas and coffees constant-
ly on hand. Their store is com-
plete in every department. They
endeavor to place before the trade
market affords. ,Prices will stand
comparison with all opposition.
Give them a trial and be convinced.
No. 41 Wall Street.
FINNEGAN, E. J. , .
Dealer in groceries and provisions,
flour. feed, hay, straw, coal an
wood. Mr. Finnegan has a com-
ors to please the’trade‘ in his loca- .
tion. All 'goods fresh and handled
at the lowest possible prices. He is
a pleasant gentleman to trade with,
and reliable at all times. Give him
a call. No. 168 Main St.
FITCH, D. W. _
Dealer in staple and fancy grocer-
ies, provisions, fruits, vegetables,
country produce, fine teas and cof~
fees a specialty: also flour; seeds,
etc. This store is throughly stock-
ed in every particular, all goods the
choicest the market afiords, and.
sold at the lowest market prices
Give him a call. West Ave. Cor
Merwin St.-
GLOVER, C. L.
Carriesa complete line of choice
family groceries, teas. coffees,
Spices, fruits, vegetables, canned
goods, flour, etc. also a full as-
sortment of bottled goods and
table delicacies. Mr. lover’s
“motto” is to handle nothing but
first-classgoods, and to sell at a’
living margin. Those who desire
to purchase groceries, or anything
pertaining to that line, will make
no mistake by placing their orders
at No. 35 Wall Street. Opera
House b’lock. -
GREENWOOD, JOHN. _
Dealer in fine groceries, provi-
sions, and meats, tries, and spices.
Pure milk a specialty. Mr. G. _of
late years has been paying special
attention to potato and onion grow:
ing, having several acres of ground
every year planted with the noted
seed potatoes. which are becoming
noted seed potatoes, and rarely
tatoes per acre. The onions are
Southport red globe onion seed.
Address 56 Belden Ave. ..
KELLOGG & HORTON,
Dealers in fine groceries, crockery,
tinware, flour, feed, dry goods, no-
- tions, etc. This firm handles
' everything pertaining to a general
store. All goods strictly fresh and
lfirst-class. Prices reasonable. Give
them a call. Store head of Belden
ave. “Goods delivered free.
LOW, MRS. GEO- . _
, Dealer in a full‘ line of choice gro-
ceries, fruits, vegetables, flour,
feed, and everything pertaining to,
g the grocery business. All goods
handled by Mrs. Low can be relied
upon as being strictly first-class'in
every particular. Her prices are
as low as the lowest. Those desir-
ing thg above goods will find it . to
their advantage to call at No. 51
Main St. » ' *
NICKERSON 8t BETTS,
Have one of the largest and -' fin-
est Grocery establishments in this
section. Their store being stocked'
with the choicest fancy and staple
domestic fruits, vegetables, canned
goods, cofibes, teas, cheese, butter, '
crackers, canned soups, flour, feed,
- graint and hay, etc: If you want
- fine goods at reasonable prices, call
on the above firm, No. 35 and 37
Main St. Branch store East Nor-
walk, where a full line of meats are
handled. ‘
OSTERBANKS, W. «It E.
Carry a complete line of “fine gro-
ceries, flour, feed, hay and grain.
’ A specialty of fine teas, and spices.
Vegetables and fruits in season.
All goods strictly first-class. - Satiso
faction guaranteed in every.in-
stance. Goods delivered to all
parts of the town. Give them a
‘ trial. You will not regret it.. No.
53 Main St. '
O’BRIEN, P. J.
Dealer in staple and fancy grocer-
cies, provisions, canned goods, teas,
cofi‘ees, cheese, butter, eggs, vege-
tables, fruits, etc: also has a sam-
ple room in connection stacked
with choice -' wines, liquors, _ ales,
beers and c' ars. Give him acall
' when in use of the above goods.
No. 48 Chapel St. _
RAYMOND, one. w.
Dealer in fancy and staple grocer-
J
. ies
' ‘ccfi'ecs, spices, canned goods, an
in fact everything that - can be
found» in‘ a‘ first-class
-' R. is a pleasautgcn email to deal
with. His aim .is to :place before
thepublic the best goods for the
g with him. 0‘. 9 Main St.
SCOFIELD, O. K. .-
The old reliable family grocery, is
- the place to purchase your choice
- grOccries, flour, feed, hayandstraw.
He carries a complete line in every
department. Those wishing goods
for "little mone should make no
; mistake, but cal on the above gen-
‘ tlcman, at No.16? Main St.
GRANITE AND MARBLE 'WORKS. '
BATES, P. W.
' Manufacturer of fine Granite and
Marble work and dealer in foreign.
and domestic marble, granite and
rough building stonc and sawed.
flagging. Mr“: Bates is a map of
experience, and employee skilled
work-men. All _orders entrusted
to him will receive proper. attem-
tion. Give him a call. No. 42
Water St. - ,
' - of Norwalk’s mostreliable‘ 'rOcery ;
not be exceded. Pncesequahto all: ,._.
com petitors. Goods deliveredfree' I " '
nothing but the choicest geods the» »
plete store of this kind and endeav- ‘
yeild less than 1400 bushels of po- '
groceries, provisions, foreign and ,
provisions, produce, fine teasi
ocery. Mr. 4
, lehst mouc . L Place your order .-*
DWYER, r. H. ” . .
Htrness manufacturer and 38816119, .7
in finwddlery, whips, bla
brushes. ‘cnrry cannibal... and, fur: "
goods .in general. " Fine; “harnessed“ ’
Repairing“ '
to order a Specialty, ‘;
., . ne‘atl done. Mei-'Dwyer‘isathor.‘
:.ough y: practical‘iman in every par-T
. ,ticular.‘ = His prices are A as 10w as
thelowest. Call on him and be con-
vinced.“ N o. 4 Knight St., Norwalk.
HATTER and MEN’S FURNISHER
~ MITCHELL, R. G. = ‘
Carries a complete» assortment of
men’s furnishings, fine crush silk
and stiff hats, “also a large stock
of Paragon pants, at remarkably
low prices. All.goods areof the
latest style. This is the only exclu-
sive hat and men’s furnishing store
in Norwalk, and should be well pa-
tronized.’ Give him a call. ‘ No. 50
’Wall Street. " ‘
HAIR DRESSING PAR‘LOR.
HESS, WILLIAM.
Proprietor of the Gentleman’s Hair
Dressmg Parlor No. 13 Main St.
Up stairs. Special attention to
cutting, trimming, singeing and
curling ladies’ and children’s hair
and hangs; besides shampooing.
Alsoafine bath rooms in connection.
These tonsorial parlors are at all
times the picture of neatness. Mr.
Hess isa thorough artist, and em-
ployes none but the same. Hours
for ladies and children 9 a. m. to 5
p. m. Give him a trial.
HARDWARE AND BUILDERS
SUPPLIES.
SMITH, W. H. & CO. -
Dealer in Hardwarc,Iron and Steel,
carriage makers and builders sup-
plies, agricultural ; implements,
doors, sash and blinds, paints-,oils,
glass, fertilizers. etc. This firm
handles the largest stock of these
materials in this sect-ion. They
stand ready to furnish estimates for
all kinds of buildings, against all
competitors. Wm. H. Smith, and
G. Willis White, proprietors. No.
' 15 and 17 Water Street. -
TAYLOR &. CO.
_ Dealers in fine hardware 'of cvevy
” kind; also cutlery, paints, oils,
glass, wall paper, window shades,
etc. This firm ,makes a specialty
of the wallpaper and window shade-
department, carrying as large a se-
found in Norwalk.
per hanging and furnish estimates
on all kinds of work. Prices rea-
sonable. Give them a trial. No.
21 Main St.
HOTEL.
NORWALK HOTEL.
M. McPherson, proprietor. This
hotel is first-class in all its appoint-
. ments and centrally located, being
opposite the Nowalk & Danbury
Depot,and in the center of the bus-
iness lociition. It has electric
lights throughout and large sample
room for displaying goods.
table cannot be excelled. it being
supplied with all delicacies of -.the
season. Rates 82 per day.
HORSE sH'OER. /
”LYCETT. JOHN.
Practical horse shoer, does every-
thing in regard to fine .track and
road shoeing, as well as heavy work.-
horse shoeing. Shoes for, trotters
and runners of any size’ or weight
made to order. Also plates and
training shoes. Those intrusting
work to Mr. Lycett need have no
fear, as he is a thorough mechanic.
Shop, No. 14Cross Street.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
J ohnC. Collins, proprietor. This
house is centrally located for travel-
ing public, being in the business
centre, No. 16 Main St. Good ac-
commodatious for transients, at
reasonable rates. A special fea-
ture, is the restaurant, which is the
finest in Norwalk, and ably con-
ducted by Mr. Collins. Meals and
lunches served at all hours. Re-
member the place, 16,Main St.
HORSE SHOER and BLACKSMITH.
FANCHER, ASA. ,'
Horse sheer and general blacksmith
and carriage builder, ' He is pre-
pared to do any work in the above
line. with neatness and dispatch. A
specialty made of light and heavy
horse shoeing. Mr. Fancher is
practical in every detail of this
work, and employs none but the
same. Give him a trial and be con-
vinced. Prices reasonable. No. 11
Hoyt Street.- ’
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
COOLIDGE. C. B. , .
No. 9 Main Street. Real Estate and
Insurance Agent. Representin
none but rclia le companies. Viz:
. Royal, Pennsylvania, Michigan F.
& ~ M. Orient, Merchants. Provi-
nce tWashingtcn, United Fire-
en’s,. N. Y. Bowery,
American, Llo ds Plate Glass and
Metropolitan ate Glass; also ne-
gotiates loans.
’LOCKWOOD, WM. , ,_ _
Insurance-and Real 'EstgtcA ent.
Represents all the old reliable ire,
' Life, Accident, Tornado and Plate
Glass Insurance.» companies; also
handles pro ertiss of 3 every ‘ de-
scription. 1 business placed in
his hands will receive 'r'ompt at-
tenh'on." Ofiicc over
store. Cor. Main and Wall Sta.
,WILSON, 0.*E. ,
General Insurance,
and- Investment Agent.
Real Estate
. Repre-
lection of’ these goods as can be
They do pa- ~.
British ,
e’s drug
The ’
seats all the leading companies in ’
Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado, and
Pla Glass Insurance; also money
tol an; Those desirin
tion in this direction ould call
on the above gentleman. Room 3
Gazette Building, Wall St.
. ‘, INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
SMITH, HOWARD D. . .
Investment Securities, Real Es-
tate, Fire, Life and Accident In-
surance. Mr. Smithis prepared to
transact all kind of bush 0 per-
. flaming-t0 the... above lines- here
, desiringinformation on the above,
will find it to their advantage to
call at his ofiice, Room 2 Masonic
Building, Nor-walk, Ct. '-
_ '1
informa- _
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Norwalk Chronicler