V‘i’fi D5 .3 dav needlesslv Wasted in the considera- _ _
_~_ . fl 0 t ,
3%“ is TEUL‘S AX, MAY 0’ 1837' tion of the measure mu~t be a double '. - ‘ - . ' o _' '»~
‘“'~ ' . wrong to alpitnl and to labor. Busi- NORWALK 53,95 For 39M- PIEL BROS’. ‘ FREDA. WALTER, ~ '
"it: 7 The Paddler Nuisance. ‘ ; . a h . VALUABLES STORED . MAKER 01’ , ,
._ . ness wat. the bill is now beforet e Fm} Insurannfl Cl] IN . Real German Lager, Higgfigfllivg
”House peddlers are a nuisance at all Senate; 1“ the Senate ac‘. ' ' Safe Deposit Vault On draught. R HQRSEfGoQDs Q
seasons, but the advent of spring brings — - - — ~-r——--——-—~————~—~— In Succgssfiillg&er- on- THE uni: 1in lie—files. . dogging grtaililoliiggs . . H
them out in greater" force than ever ' ‘ won “me ’ NATIONAL BANK —' —~.r dHamess'made '3‘ °r
' - . ’ - No Outstandlnu Claims. or Hoawamr, HATGHFOBD 5’ eré‘i‘iecfiifir. ‘ 5 '
and in the average small household, in a 4.4 Main Street_ Noawamz, _ _ CONN. , .
which the mistress must be maid of all ' , ' ch35 T Leonard
_ a . . - , o GAZETTE ADS. Geo.W.Raymond . . , 1. ' .
work, she is kept half the time running» . DEALER m ’ ‘\hnelf’éflff‘,llll“’“ll . W. _ BYINGTQN
to the door to reiterate in the ears of ' , BRING Staple and Fancy ug’th's'géfiv AND _
i I _ r l
Deripatetic peddlers that she doesn’t ' crofifpr'es Mflfifig’éghs INSURANCE.
want any pencils, shoe strings, corn p r‘ovisions r.3.\xcaicrciinii or
o CLHFAT -: PIPE. , .
salve, buttons, pinsgoon openers, floor ., — GOOD RESULTS No.9 Main so. 3, ti‘liic‘iiitfiryi‘il‘get Haunt-Saline Buildingl
rugs. brooms, bananas, oranges. straw- _s—Frafln V _______‘ '
berries and a thousand other things WA G.Vlard Selleck. Furniturefigtln
that she prefers to purchase at the . Q. . BEST GOODS. 2313;: blfzaznweeifi \ 1‘,
stores or markets. The nuisance ii- . "EACH TEAS nd COFFfiES i222ih§£§f§f$21$ l
provoking enough in households where I” (A5”, ”0m 3' H Egg—WILSON
. ) I ’ 1- ' 18 WALL ST. 1;- ‘1 i ' 92 “i u 't.
servants are kept to answer the door , B’(y(l£5mDWATC”E$- [idol-3:15.001;
.beil and-send the peddlers packing; in ‘ ’41-‘01: ‘ . ——Edgar Buttery, ______._—
,, . - . . - , ' P ‘ t' ,p
the hum iler households it is unbeara Ngggfigygggn, A. n. "Al-KIN n§§2i3§.K§fl%’mm-
”8- Trees. Shrubs and l 19,3 and Hardwood -r
. . Plants. Strawberry carpenter 1511115 mg.
It is easier to c implain of the peddler - Q Plants 3, .Speciglfiy, and Builder c. l. PLATT,
nuisance than to abolish it for the ped- ' 353235 Zl‘fi’fiifi’etnd - ’ 52 Wilton Avenue.
. ‘ . . Q - Varieties. SAWIKG AND PLAMIG Norwalk, Conn. i
diets are linensed by the authorities, _ . . a , Ofllce, 6 Water St, 76 Franklin Ave ‘ Send for book com
and they are an industrious and per- I Nu” ys,BroadRiver. -_,-____— NORWALK. CONN. Wining samples.
sistent lot. They assume that they . Frank T, Hyatt, PARLOR
‘ have a right to ring as many door b.:lls _ .
u 0 .
as they view” _“ 0m“ as they p'eflse' For full particulars appiy to LEVER suos,. Lid. DENTIST, BARBER-i-SHOP,
and they fully live up to the assumption. Hudson and Harrison Sts., New York.
_ . . E. S. LEOBOLD.
No amount of cold shoulder or curt re- g Q J 8 W t A enue
u as v .
fusal discourages them. They ring ‘ “a. Q 4'7 Main Street.
door bells with a plodding, persistent . gust} ZELUFF, TRY
v 18 runs
patience which might lead to the sup- Wagons, earls, Barrows, ' OyESESQrEégééiles WEED’S t
'1; th t th f' in a saw ' ,'
p”? .1“ a 6-” “f”? "m 3. Hoops, Garden Sets, . conserving.
religious duty, but which. In fact, is K1 M bl j LOBSTERSCAUGHTOFF SUDA WATER
prompted by the hope of gain. With I 95! 3r 95! m
the motive there 0 n be no qviarre’, for Topfi, &c, Esgglrélftmut‘iiilixrgd 38 Wall St.
away one is entitled to pursue some —————— ENTERPRISE—
calling for a living, but ailoug-sui‘f ring, ' '3 ' 30'“ng Works,
nerve-j irred community would be glad C 00 upp LIBS 7 Wall Street. .
of some measure of relief from the im- , HIE MES AID lAGER
pillluultles of peduiers, of whom tl ey We have the biggest Tablet EXPBEIS’SYLEQP “M'
want to purchase nothing. in town for 5 cents. prfialiétoggte’rgtrggeive
The nuisance is one whichlafi‘hcts all *— _ __________ Q! 1 i M . s.
.r» V o : v s ' _
«use an Amemw sizes at lean, and Real Estate and Steamship NASH tViNSGUY hMBflBbING Job printing,
various legal methods havegbeen tried Agent —Dea1ers lIl—- . . ~ ‘
. . . . . " Caocnanyflmsamn or
to restrict it Within e-ndurable limilso —— GLAss WARE. ~ ‘ DONE AT EVERY DESERIPTIOI
, ' 4 - - - ‘ PlllllBllll. sum. . . -- , . '
In mane (:tlifs ordiigainces bags been JOHN T HAYES, i All) GAS EITIIIG. . Q a i.» .,, , Q ._ . .. . THlS OFFlCF. . nxncnfrnnhn'r urn: V ,1. ; 3;.“
passe pro i iting pe i acre, on or pe'n- v ' . . Cor. Main is: West_ ts , - ' - -‘ - ’ " ,
m. mwmor . . _ _ - __, GAZETTE orncr .,
It is unfortunate that a country of so h ~ I . . . -
. ncrease in New 5 i ~.~
bOundless resources as are here possese- ‘ GAHDIIER & MITGHELL. ' Llfe Bu 1 18;”!
ed, and with a people of uncommon ekil $ I ,598’668.00.
and energy, our business interests hays I , - . _ ‘
nCl ease I \
gradually become largely dependent [l Llfe Insurance In Forte,
upon superficial stimulants. It is a cal- $5,608,68000
amity, but it is none the less the truth, I . , , .
- A ll 1' ‘18 ’ ' 1
and we must accept thingsas they are. a .l‘, C e‘ e 1“] ACCldent Insurance ll] F0118,
:{fi The day doubtless will come when the. K {I 2 $2 I ’736.50000 ,‘
Q unshackled energies of this nation will , _ , .1: . a . . . .
i3: outstrip the worldin industrial progress HERE 8 YOUR GHANGE' I. In It ase ll] ACCldent Premiums;
and in the prospecty of the people. A fine building lot on Wilton ave $ I 75,086.72--~Ol‘ 62 Per cent
“7’ The areutiuf.»l'.1flal and business in-' ' ' ,
‘ " » . If i: dtb'ld,1 k1 - _ - v, - , 1. .
harem o, the Guam” are “PM “W me you n, en 0 u! 00 8 Increase in buy Life Insurance Wiittenlin Connecticut,
‘ .ing for the new tarif bill, and inepira- this before purchasing. ’ “ , Q $3 I 0,642.00
3; tion to industrial progress will not/Io Water, gas and sewer on the avenue. ‘ - p I _ Q Q . ' ,7,
Much deprud upon the chamm on“ Will be sow at a Bargain. ucrease in total Life Insurance in Connecticut.
bill a: uhpnn it: ugly chastifient. . _ l $472,569.”
WP: w- .... is BdlllOS [‘0 a (3 fl' F ,.,. ,, ,
mo 0 , ,_ 0 on Q - , , = rom eincrease ur us the usual in r ' -
movement in industrial channels until Real Estate and Insurance ' ‘ policy-holderswill be paid ill r391, making "I: ;::°fll:fr‘ilfllvhld;nds l0
" “be” but“ ”6°" “Wed; ““1 this R°°m '- Gazette 3"’d- _ ‘ - Annual Increase of Dividends to the insured, and a record unp’arzeilglul'ar
should be the strongestvposmble appeal Ra on d & Son I n | ill “IE hislory 0’ me insurance. . 0 0"
to the Senate to disguse of the measure Vl l I Q - V} 0 ‘ Nolwnllisianding the material increase of new business on which
_, ”the edit-liezst oolrlmb. fi u t d Successors to Gdorge H1 Ramon d) l . d - the expense in Life Insurance is chiefly incurred. the ratio of expense to i
4. ans 8 na en . ‘ ' ' ' ' .
Q . van 1 1 , y ace Fumlmm Dealers and , income on the Life busmess of this company, excluding in; II .
With the worst featuies, the sooner it is b - - . CCld-EEM
_ _ . _ usiness, is somewhat lower than last year, and is 23 or
accomplished the better it must'be for General Funeral Directors - a ll! an the average expense of the ten leading “purely mul Pl” cent. less
. o ’ ' . ~ . ua ' '
the Who” "2m”; Emy fl”; ‘36!” 46 and 48 Main 81., Norwalk, Conn. the town 0f NOIL for lheYear I895. ”Minnie;
increases t e stringency in usiness . _ Their fi ure‘ f ' V'
_ a or l896 have n
conditions, and as a new tarifl‘ policy is Resmaace’ Berkeley Place' . g 0i been Pllllllshed.
’ . . Telephone No 71-43, .
inevitable, all parties should unite to . .
h'rsten its enactment. no you Know v ' In“
15° ”it? t“:“"' the, “fawf'aftif That you can save money walk and Vl' '
.poicysa san ornot,it iso Via . .
importance to the whole country that by buymg your Meats "ORGAN “I BULKELEY, Presuleni.
it should be speedily Put into Operation and Fish at ‘ J.C. WEBSTER, Vice-Pres. J.L. ENGLISH, Sec. H.W.81‘ - ’. '
and prao‘ically tested As business is F w SHIT", ' I l C‘Ea GILBERT. Ass't, Sec. W, C.FAXON, Ass’t. Sec aggiitfigmt’i’ne t ' ' '
‘ . ' . « . a . to. W,ZBU‘SELL M. 1),, . - ' ‘ a ' . n J
Vi“ waiting for it, and as there can be no ' ' _ s! ‘ , '5 med Dlrecwr yams CAMPBELPALDu Med.Ex. ”f”
possible enlargement of investment in , 55 Main Sires ' -' . . , E_. E. HALLOCK, General Agent, 5 Hnbinger Bld’g., New Haven; ‘
' industrial enterprises while there is ‘ Everything First Class. ' ' 4,. I v . , - J. I. HUTCHINSON, General Accident Agent; Hal-"0145;.
_ any measure of uncertainty as to the Q , ' . ‘ ‘ _ , ‘ 1 N
, " g a/ - ‘ = . ~
‘ THE EVENINQGAZ‘ETTE 9
, months. 600.: three months. 35c.
l
Nuns» AT 'mn Pos'r OFFICE IN Nonwm
as A ansparnn.
H 41L 8 UBSORIPTIONS , i
DAILY. one yeah-'83; six months. $1.75; three
months. $1.00; one month, 30c.
WEEKLY. one year. in éadvance. $1.00; sir
slty of fine, 'from which a sign “No
Peddlers Wanted” is displayed. Tle
trouble w.th this plan is that some peo.
ple may dislike to hang out such signs
upon theirbnter walls, while others
who have no prijudices on this score
will neglect to put out the sign until
some persistentvender of small wares
has called them to the door and re-
minded them of their forgetfulnese.
But in some way, the old fashioned nor
tion that every man’s house is his castle
should be made good in law to the ex-
tent of relievmg him and his from the
importunities of vendors who are intent
on selling things the master or mistress
doesn't want.
09
Business Waits for the Tariff.
\
tarifi' pelicy of the , g0vernment, every
senator should appreciate the necessity
of aiding the passage" of the new tarifl' at
the earliest dav possible after reason-‘
able consideration. _
The business of 70,000,000 ~f people
is waiting upon the new tarifi'; it will
make no advance until the tarifl' policy
shall lmv been d»-h-rmined, and every
5PM"! STREET. - - - NORWALK.
TlllS
SPACE
IS
GONTRAETEI F338.
1 BY
OPEN evsumcs 3
l .
l
THEE-Nam GAZE-
CHECKER¥BOARD BUSINESS DIRECTonY. '
. iii
:: IT is iiiiui : r :
'3 made 3 are of
. well- u-du class ‘ ‘
-a.__
insuranc£9~33
HE
‘ . GOIPAHL
”Etna Life
i
ism
Made the Following Gains iii the Year "3%:
Increase in Income,
$l,057,8l6.28.. '
Increase in Assets,
$I.997.234.42. ' . “
Increase in Surplus,
$198,8i6,si.,
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Norwalk Chronicler