(9 F 2‘- ‘ - l (.1 V. I _ . ‘ . . V v IRON POUNDERSn? ARNOLD & CO. - , Iron Founders, manufacturers of light and heavy iron castings. sta- ble fixtures, hardware specialties. Patent barn door hangers. “Best,” “Boss," “Duplex,” door rollers, truck castings. etc. ; also make a specialty of difficult “Cored Work. ” Address Norwalk, Ct. Foot Hoyt St. A. J. Deane & T. E. Smith. MEEKER’S UNION FOUNDRY. Manufacturers of Castings of every description. This foundry _ . is - equipped with all moderii machin- cry. and employs some thirty skilled moulders. All work receives prompt attention. Oflice Foundry on Smith street. J EWE LE R . JACKSON, LEGRAND. The Jeweler. Dealer in diamonds, watches, clocks, siverware, &c., be- suites a full line of bric-a-brac and all novelties suitable for presents. Repairing‘and engraving a special- ty. Mr. Jackson is a practical watchmaker and engraver, having years of experience, and can .con- struct a watch or any part of it. Call on him for these goods. 58 Wall street. LAUNDRY EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY. H. W. Avery & C. E. Lounsbury, prop’s. Laundry No. 14 Knig t street. Office No. 51 Main street. This laundry is equipped With all modern efficiencies, and can do as good work as can be done in the large cities. Prompt delivery and fine work is their motto. . Leave your work with them. Sewmg and repairing done when requested. LIVERY and BOARDING STABLES. GREGORY, S. W. Proprietor of the Excelsior and Newport stables. This firm. has the finest livery, boarding, sale and exchange stables in the town. Horses and carriages can be ob- tained at all hours, with or without driver. Elegant stages and carri- ages for parties and weddings. Coaches and Hearse for funerals. Hacks at the depot for all trains. Location No. 20 Knight St. LIQUOR DEALERS. CREAGH, JAMES M. Has one of the finest sample rooms in town, and we must say it is con- ducted strictly first class: Mr. C. endeavors to handle nothing but the choicest goods on the market. Those desiring fine beverages or liquors for medicinal purposes should call at No. 8 Main street. HADDEN, JAMES. . ’ Carries a choice line of wines, liq- uors, brandies, beers, ales, and ci- gars. Mr. H. endeavors to handle nothing but the finest goodson the market. He conducts his place first- class in every particular. Don’t forget the location cor. Wall and River Sts. HOYT., JAMES H. Dealer in fine Foreign and Domes- tic Wines,Brandies.Whiskies, Gins, Ales, Cigars, &c. Mr. Hoyt makes a specialty of the above goods for family and medicinal uses. They are strictly pure and of the most noted and best manufacture. Those. desiring liquors or ales for this purpose, should call on him. No, 1 Water street. ~ MALONE, JOHN. - Dealer in choice wines, whiskies brandies, gins, foreign and domes- tic ales and beers. Also bottler of the noted Ballantine’s Beers, for family and medicinal uses and the trade. All goods handled by Mr. Malone are ' strictly first-class. When you wish anything of this kind give him a call. Address En- terprise Bottling Works or No. 7 Wall street. O’SULLIVAN, JOHN. . Liquor dealer, No. 1 Wall St. Hanv . dles nothing but two stamp pure liquors, English Burton Ale, Ste- vensons Ales, Ruperts Beer and Finch’s Golden Wedding Whiskey. Mr. O’Sullivan, endeavors to ban- dle only first-class goods. The trade will find this a quiet and plciisant place to stop at. Give a ca . , RATCHFORD, M. Dealer in foreign and domestic wines and liquors, ales, lager beer, etc. Choice brands of cigars con- stantly in stock. Lunch counter in connection. Mr. Ratchfqi'd is sole agent for the noted Beadles- ton and Woerz Imperial beer and ales, and Van Nostrands Old Musty and P. P. Ales on draught. .These ales and beers are supplanting all others when once used. Give them a trial. No. 10 Main St. . MEAT MARKETS. ADAMS BROS. - Meat Market, located in . the Nor- walk Club building. Wall Street. This is the most elaborate market in the state. It is a picture of neat- ' ness. They have been established over 25 years, so are too well known to comment upon the quality of goods handled by them. They" carry beside meats, ever thing in the fish, oyster, clam an escalop line ; also canned goods. \ AVISON, A. Dealer in choice meats, fruits, vege- tables, fish, oysters, clams and es. calops. This is one of Norwalk’s neatest markets. Mr. Av1son en- deavors to handle at all times noth- ing but the finest stock, in every instance. His prices can be com- pared with all competitors. Free delivery. Give him a trial. No. 158 Main Street. , BATES, W. M. Handles a complete stock of meats. sausage, fish, oysters, clams, and -~' in fact everything that belongs to a first-class meat market: also choice fruits, berries, and ye etables in seasOn. The trade Will nd Mr. B. a very obliging gentleman to deal with. His prices Will stand com- parison with all others. Place your order with him. N o. 5 Water Street. _ _ BAILWITZ, F. & BRO. . Butchers, carry a choice line_o meats, of all kinds, poultry, fruits, and vegetables; also. .fancy and staple oceries, prov1sions, coun- try pro uce etc. Place your order With them when you want good goods, for little money. No. 30 Main Street. and- No. - RAYMOND «It L'OCKWOOD. Dealers 'in‘fine meats, «fresh fish, oysters, escalops etc. This firm is reliable at all times, They han- dleanothingbut the choicest stock to be found in the market, and 611-, deavor to pleasethe trade. It you call on them once. you Will tinue to do so. Give them .a trial and you will not regret it. Remember the place, No. 22 Main Street. v° ,. .5 WATER STREET MARKET. L. D. Keeler, proprietgr. Dealer in beef, mutton, lamb, veal,'pork, corned beef, ham, shoulders,.poul- try, sausage, etc. Also specialties in canned goods, butter. lard, ' cheese, eggs and fruits in, season. Mr. Keeler .is a pleasant gentleman to 'trade with. His “motto” low prices and first-class goods. ‘Give him a call. No‘. 6 Water St. WARDWELL, G. H. & CO. , .. Butchers, are prepared. to Supply the trade with fine meats, fish,. poultry. and in fact everything that is found in a well appelnted meat market. If you desire first-class: meats, place your order with the above gentlemen, and you willimake no mistake. Reasonable prices. Orders promptly attended to. No. 12 Main Street. . MACHINIST. ‘ SMITH, WILLIAM. Machinist, stands ready to do all kinds of repairing on small ma- chinery, locks, lawn mowers, sew- ing machines, keys, umbrellas, and in fact anything in the repair line; also makes a specialty of sharpen- ing lawn mowers. Mr. Smith is a skilled mechanic. Give him a call when in need of this work. No. 12 Knight St. MACHINE WORKS. NORWALK MACHINE WORKS. L. C. Bonnell proprietor, successor to Wm. A. Scofield. Practical ma- chinist. Special attention given to drawings, patterns and models of new machines, or of improve- ments in machines or in mechani- cal devices. Mill work and repair- ing of all kinds done in the best manner. Specialty of sharpening lawn mowers. All new machinery for that purpose ; also carries lawn mower parts. No. 10 Knight St. MERCHANT TAILORS. BYRN ES, TIMOTHY J. ‘ Artist Tailor, is preparedto show a complete line of the latest styles in cloths, for suitings and pants-a looning, at remarkably low prices. Mr. Byrnes is a capable tailor, and is ready to compete in style or fit with any competitor. Place your order with him once and you will surely return. Don’tforget the place. No. 20’ Wall St. Up stairs. GUSOWSKI, ELIAS. , _ The artistic merchant tailor has a beautiful stock of’ all the' latest styles and designs of foreign and. domestic cloths to. select from. _ This is the place to leave our or- _. der fora fine fitting an stylish 5’ suit of clothes: at remarkably small cost. He is a thorough prac- tical man in this vocation. Give him a trial and you will not regret it. No. 31 Wall St.. Cor. Water. ' MILLINERS. FAWCETT, MRS. WILMOT. The leading milliner No. 17 Main St, has been established over 25 . years. Carries the largest assort- ment in N orwalk of hats, flowers, feathers, silks, velvets, laces, etc. Her prices are the lowest. Her long experience, has enabled her to be thorough in every detail. Call on her before purchasing else- where and you will not regret it. FITCH, MISS AGNES. 64 Wall street Norwalk. Fine Mil- linery. Also has a full assortment of the Centemeri Kid Gloves, and Agency for the Old Staten Island Dying Establishment. MILLINERYAND CLOAKS. THE BOSTON STORE. Millinery and Cloak department, has carefully and Judiciously selec- tions. so as to meet the demands of the most critical customers. These goods are selected from the most fashionable styles, and are equal to any in the state. Prices reasonable. Call and judge for yourself. Cor. Main & Wall Sts. MINERAL AND SODA WATER MANUFACTURERS. GRUMMAN, H. J. &G. S. Manufacturers of soda, sarsaparilla, ginger ale. vichy and seltzer waters. They also make a specialty of mak- ing a delicious olden time rootbeer, which is becoming noted for its healthfulness ; alsosole agents and bo'ttlers of Geo. Ehrets Larger beer. The goods turned out by this firm cannot be excelled. Give them a trial. Call at 43 Main St PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. SMITH, W. H. & CO. Carry the largest line of paints, oils, and window glass in Norwalk. Contractors and builders will find it to their advahtage, to inspect their stock. Also hardware, build- ers supplies, doors, sash and blinds. Estimates furnished for all kinds of buildings. Call on them. No. 15 and 17 'Water St. ' PHOTOGRAPHERS. LEWIS, E. ‘ . V Makes the best crayon, water.color and pastel portraits. “D'on’t for- get the place, Lewis’ 11 Main St.’. . One French enamel colored photo- graph free with each order of one dozen cabinets. See sample at the Gallery. Paris panel photographs $6.00 per dozen. Developing and printing done for Amateurs. No. ' ~ 11 Main St. READMAN, F. E. . ' The Photographer is prepared .to make all, kinds of portraits from locket to life size. A special feature is copying and enlarging old pictures, and finishing them in oil, crayon, pastel, water color or India ink. . . work tit-Gallery, Gazette Building, Wall St. ' . . J, POTTERY. NORWALKPOTTERY. Ja‘mes Lycett proprietor. Manu- facturer of fine stone and Brown ware; also yellow and, reckingbam Ware. This -.pottery turns. out everything in~' the above goods, employing none but skilled work- men. 'Address all orders Norwalk Pottery, No. 2 Smith St. = 0011- 1' Call and examine his- RLUMs-Easaha STEAM FITTER-S. BURRITT. C. ' W. _ -.: Does all: ‘kind of ‘plumbing, tin sheet iron. liot air and steam heater " work, andis ,often out figured by “motto” "is reliable work and re- '. satisfaction guaranteed. No. 3Wall ‘7 Street. ' : McKEON, FRANCIS, J R. Practical plumber, steam and gas fitter. Is capable of doing any- thing pertaining to sanitary work. in the most thorough manner. All work entrusted to his care will be . guaranteed to be perfect in every particular. Shop 37 River ‘street, residence 21 River street. SAMPLE ROOMS. O’BRIEN, P. J. Has a fine sample room where you can get choice liquors, ales, beers and cigars; also handles a full line of groceries, provisions, teas, coffees, Spices, vegetables. etc. Don’t forget the place. No. 43 Chapel St. ‘orwalk. SAW AND GRIST MILL. BETTS. ALLEN. Dealer in chestnut, oak and kick- ory timber. Hard and soft wood sawed and split,readyfor family use; he also does all kinds of sawing of rough lumber on short notice, as well as having a fine grist _mill in connection. This mill is equipped with the latest improved machinery and is the oldest in this section. All orders receive prompt attention. No. 29 Cannon St. ' SHIRT AND WAIST 'MFR’S. HUTCHINSON, COLE 8: CO. Manufacturers of The Star Shirts, ladies and children’s shirt waists and underwear. This firm uses nothing but the finest imported and domestic fabrics for the man- ufacture of the above goods. Shirt and Underwear Factory, Bridge- port, Ct. Waist Factory, Norwalk, Ct. New York office, 836 & 838 de. Up Stairs. STEAM CARPET CLEANING"; - v . NORWALK STEAM CARPET & RUG CLEANING WORKS. L. Walker proprietor. . This firm is capable of taking the most delica- tecarpet or rug and giving it ather- ough renovating Without stretch- ing, heating or otherwise injuring the fabric, bringing the colors out nearly as good as new. Satis- faction guaranteed. Prices low. Works, 14 Knight St. Orders left at Geo. W. Raymond’s grocery, will receive prompt attention. STONE 'CONTRACTOR. SHELDON, WILLIAM Stone, Brick and Sewer Contrac- tor. and Builder; also does all kinds of work pertaining to curb- ing,-flagging, paving, coping and . setting granite steps. Connections made with sewers, etc. All work intrusted to Mr. Sheldon’s care will be thoroughly done. Contracts made and estimates furnished. Sewer and waterwork contracts a specialty. ‘ Residence . 10 Wilton ave. P. O. Box 31. - STRAw HAT MF’S. WHEELER, ARTHUR C. Manufacturer of straw Hats of every conceivable style and kind, for ladies, men and children. The hats turned out by the above con- cern are equal in quality and style to any like firm in the United States. Send for price list. Ad- dress Butler St. N orwalk Ct. UNDERTAKER. JENNINGS, J. D. Undertaker, 4 Knight St. , Norwalk, Conn. The only undertaking es- tablishment having a man in at- tendance day and night. Tele- phone call 11-2 RAYMOND, GEORGE H. . Furnishing Undertaker and Em- balmer, is the oldest establishment of this kind in Norwalk. Every- ‘thing in connection with this firm is first-class. Reasonable pric- es in every instance. When in need call at 46 and 48 Main St. Orders attended to day or night. Telephone communications with res- idence. No. 3 Berkeley Place. Call up 77-4 . UPHOLSTERER. BOUTON, JOHN. The Upholsterer and Furniture Re- pairer, takes old furniture and brings it out like-new at small cost; also makes over, hair, cotton, wood and husk mattresses and spring beds, returning them as good as new. Mr. Bouton is thoroughly competent in every branch of this business. Goods called for and de- livered. No. 170 and 172 Main St. WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES. TAYLOR & 00. Carry the largest assortment of Wall Papers and Window Shades in Norwalk.. Estimates ’furnished- on short notice, for paper hanging and decorating. Those desiring this kind of work should get their prices and advice. Also have a full line of hardware, cutlery, paints, oils and glass. all on 1 them. No. 21 Main St. ' s0. NORWALK. EURNITU RE DEALER. J OHN SON, FRANK O. ' Dealer in a complete line of furni- ture, and mapufactures furniture of this branch; also does repairing and upholstering neatly at small cost“ Those desiring to purchase furniture of all grades, any styles, or wishing‘work of the above kind, should call on him‘at 204 Washing- St. So. Norwalk. GROCER. . L’HOMMEDIEU, DANIEL. . South Norwalk’s prominent grocer, carries a complete line of choice family and fancy roceries, 'prov1s- ‘ , spices, fruits, flour and feed. Prices as low as the lowest. Goods deliv- wish first-class groceries, call on him. No. ‘203 Washington St. ', »P.0. Box-597. _ . ' . competitors, in regard to prices and. sometimes lo‘oses work, - but his" irs, so solicits jobs that have ~ een'cheaply andimp'erfectly done. c. Personal supervision given, and. ~to order, making a special features ions, canned goo s, teas, coffees. 1 ered to all locations free. If you . _ STEAM LAUNDRY. ' SOU'léH NORWALK STEAM LAUN- 'DR f. ‘ ' ‘1 ' - "ingonEliza‘beth St. This is the _. Only first-"class laundry in the city. ’gSince Messrs ‘Lonusbury & Avery hambudeharge of this establish- mentrthey'have improved it with . . all th5'latestmachinery, so as to do lanndrywp ‘; - piggall' kinds. Work Will be._;cai_l§-d~for' and delivered when desihedi‘i . . . ; "Located in the Old Sentinel build- , ' - GENERAL STORE. - ' ' J ONES, HENRY. Dealer in fine grocerie'a dry goods, notions, paints, oils, nails, rope oars; also patent medicines an extracts, This concern handles everything ,that can be found in .a first-class general store. Orders Will be called for and delivered to any location: _ ,All goods are’strict- ly the best in the market. Place your order With him.‘ No. 21 First Ave. E. Norwalk. ’, ' MACHINE SHOP.,' MILLER, J ‘. ,W.’ Machinist." Has one of the finest machine'shops in South N orwalk. Mr. Miller has just opened with all the latest improved machinery, and is a thoroughly ractical machinist, in every particu‘ ar. Those having work of this kind to be done, will make no mistake by calling on him All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices in all cases. New building, 134 Water St. MERCHANT TAILOR. KOCOUR F. l . The leading Merchant‘ Taylor of ful selection of fine cloths, andrz-is prepared to turn-out as‘fine a fit- ting suit of clothes to be found in the city. Mr. Kocour is a skill- ed. artist in this vocation. His prices are reasonable. Give him a trial order and you will not regret. No. 17 N. Main St. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. TILLOTSON, MISS S. Carries a complete line of fine millinery, fancy goods, notions -and ladies underwear. Besides ‘domg all kinds of fine imillinery work, in the most artistic manner. MISS. Tilletson. is thorough in every detail of this business, and has the' latest styles and designs. Give her a call. No. 207 Washington street. PLUMBER. STEAM & GAS FITTER. BROWN, J. H. ' Successor to S. Selleck, sanitary plumbing, steam and gas fitter. Also does tin roofing and sheet iron work of all kinds, and carries a full line of stoves, ranges, fur- 'nace\sn, tin agate and hollow ware. Fitti gs and valves for factory and boat work. Lowest prices. All orders attended to with promp- titude and care. No. 197 Washing- ton street, South Norwalk. UPHOLSTERER JOHNSON, FRANK 0. Manufacturer of furniture, uphols- terer and repairer, stands ready to ‘furnish all kinds of this work at remarkably low prices and in first- class manner; Work of this kind entrusted to him will receive prompt attention; Give him a trial. Carries a full line of furniture in stuck. No. 204 Washington St. EAST NORWALK. CARRIAGE MFR’S. SHEPHERD, JOHN & SON. , The leading East End. carriage, ,wagon ,and sleigh manufacturers and repairers. Are prepared to do .,auything in this line on the.short- est notice. Their work cannot be excelled by any competitor. Both Mr. Shepherd and his son are thor. oughly practical in every depart- ment of this business. Call and examine their» work. Riverside ave. E. E. Washington St. Bridge. Mail, South N orwalk. CIGARS AND BILLIARDS. EAST SIDE CIGAR STORE. Edward L. Hafner, proprietor, carries a choice stock of imported and domestic cigars and tobacco, besides smokers articles of every description; also has a fine pool, billiard and lunch room in con”- nection, and handles Sunday pa- pers and soft drinks of all kinds. Call on him when in that location. No. 218 Washington St. Over the' , Bridge. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. RANDALL. M. D. Contractor and Builder, is pre- pared to do anything pertaining to light or heavy building. He has largest facilities in the state for this work, Designs furnished, or made from architects plans; also manufactures window and -door frames. mouldings, belt courses, corner boards, mantels, stairs, pickets, balusters and all kinds of trimming for houses, both inside and out, in hard or soft wood. Office Washington St. S. Norwalk and Mill and yard. Riverside. ave, E. Norwalk. COAL AND WOOD. MARVIN. J. \VALLACE Handles everything pertaining to the coal, wood, hay, straw, grain. and feed business; also brick, lime, cement, sewer and drain pipe an tiling. Contractors and builders will make no mistake by calling on him. All orders attended to prompt- ly. Your orders kindly solicited. Ofiice and ard foot of . First ave. Near Bene ict Farm Bridge. . ' DRUGGIST. EAST SIDE PHARMACY. No. 36 Van Zant avenue. W. E. Beavans proprietor. This is the. . Only. drug store in East Norwalk, and is thoroughly conducted by the, above géhtleman. He handles noth- ing but pure drugs, herbs and che- micals : alsolpatent medicines, fan- - ‘ "errand toilet; articles of all kinds. ‘ Hasfinejsoda fountain in connec- tiOIl.‘ Prescriptions carefully com- pounded. Give him a call. DECORATOR AND PAINTER. GORHAM, E. E. . Decorator, wall paper hanger, and house and .sign painter._ s pre- pared to :give estimates on all kinds of this work. All work guaranteed first-class. Also carries a beautiful selection of wall-paper, beSides paints, oils, brushes, etc. Give him a trial. No.2 First Ave. E. Norwalk.. EXPRESS AND TRUCKMAN. FINCH. J. K. ' ‘ . Expressman and Truckman.’ Is capable of handling. all kind of furniture, pianos, trunks and bag- . go of all descriptions. Mr. Finch . .. is’. ' '8' only one in East Norwalk- : "that" __as a double team transfer. f. fleeive- prompt attention, and be . .--.='-idone at reasOnable prices. Leave Orders at No. 4 Maple Ave. Or . _E. Norwalk Depot. ‘ South Norwalk, “carries a behuti- ”All Work entrusted to him will re- , MINERAL WATER BOTTLER. GRAY, W.‘ F. _ Dealer in and bottler of "all kinds 1 of soda and mineral waters. Also steel fountains charged and fur- nished in any number. Besides handling a superior lager beer in the keg or bottled for the trade and family purposes. All goods strictly first-class and pure. Place your orders with him. Strawberry Hill. P. 0. Address South Nor- walk Box G. ' Telephone call 74-3 PATTERN w0R KS. gNORWALK PATTERN WORKS. Chas.H.Aisthorpe proprietor. Man- ufacturer of all kinds of wood and metal patterns. Iron work for build- - ings, vault lights for sidewalks, and general bicycle repairing. Agent for Thatcher’s furnaces and ranges, and ‘noted Page & Mason’s steam and hot water heaters. Mr. Aisthorpe is a thoroughly skilled mechanic in all these branches. Give him a trial. Factory and Office Riv’erside avenue. P. 0. Ad- dress South Norwalk. PLANING MILL. RIVERSIDE MILL. M. D. Randall proprietor. Does all kinds of band saWing and turn- ing. Contracts made for all kinds of wood work, both in mill or out. Kiln-dried lumber for amateur wood workers. Also\best corn and oats ground fresh every day, and corn meal ground from selected corn. Besides, manufacturers of window and door frames, pickets, balusters, mouldingmand, ' fact, everything that is needed fo build- ing purposes; mill and yard, River- si e avenue, East Norwalk. PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER. GORHAM, E. E. Dealer in a pomplete line of the latest styles and designs of wall paper; also, paints, oils, brushes, etc., besides doing everything per- taining to painting, decorating and paper hanging, in the most artistic manner. Prices reasonable in all cases; Give him a call, 2 First ave, East N orwalk. WHATIS ME IN NORWALK, Air Compressors. The N orwalk Iron Works 00. ~ Ankle Supporters.Rich'ard H.Golden and John G. Pugsley. . ' Baking Powder. Hanlon Bros. Baskets. Rufus E.Weed. . Boat‘ Builders. John S. Ayers, James Jones and Wm. Taylor. Mineral Waters. W. T. Gray and H. J. & G. S. Grumman. . ’ Boxes. Wooden and Pasteboard. Hal-' lock & Falmsbee, Edward F. Knapp, Chas. St. John, Chester F. Tolles and C. S. Trow- bridge. ' ' Brass Goods. Landon Ketchum. Carpet and Rug Cleaning. Norwalk Steam Carpet and Rug Cleaning Works. Carriag- and Wagons. Burr Glover, Jos- eph Cater-banks, Samuel F. Ruby, John Shepherd &. Son., Chas T. Beers, Henry Tilly and Luther M. Wright. . Cashmere Goods. Union Manufacturing Co. and Norwalk Mills Co. Cement Pipe. Chas. T. Leonard and Raymond Bros. Chemicals. Redman & Campbell. ' Cigar Boxes. Chas. S. St. John. , Cigars. Hoyt & Olmstead, Fred Lauder, Wm. H. Hyland, F. E. Kelsey, 01d Well Cigar 00., James P. Sheehan, August Krue- er. . g Clothing. Men’s, Boy’s and Children’s. Co'mstock Bros. _ . Condition Powders. E. M. Tolles & Co. Confectionery. C. DeKlyn 85 Sen, John F. Colby, Demott & Fowler, :Frederick Mead, F. R. Starr. - Corsets. Roth do Goldschmidt. 0 Doors, Sash and Blinds. S. B. Wilson, Miner D. Randall, W. H. Smith & Co.,and Hatch, Bailey & Co. - Elastic Webb. J. H. Buckley & Son. Electric Lights. N orwalk and. South Norwalk Electric Light 00.. and the City of South Norwalk Electric Works. Extracts. Flavoring.,’F.S. Ambler (St 00. and F. B. Scofield. , ‘ Felts. The Lounsbury& Bissell Co., and Unicn Manufacturing Co. Filters. Teas and Cofi'ees. Austin &, Craw. ' ' , Furnaces. Norwalk Pattern Works and Richardson 65 Morgan Co. , Grist Mills Grinding of all kinds of Grain. Miner D. Randall, L. Walker, Allen Bette, The Meeker Coal Co., and Hatch, Bailey & Co. .. Hardware. Norwalk Lock Co. and Look- wood Manufacturing 00. Looks. Norwalk Lock Co. Lockwood Manufacturing Co. Harness. P. H. Dwyer, J. F. Rourke, and Wm. E. Dann. . Hat Blocks. J. R. Raymond. "Hat Farmers. The Hat Forming Co.. and oyal G. Millard. Hats. Felt. Adams Bros.’Ma.uufactur- ing 00., OttegBarthol, Wm A. Brown, Cro- fut 65 Knapp. E. M. Palmer, Raymond 85 Comatock, Alden Solmans, South NorWalk Hat Co., Volk Hat 00., J. C. Wilson & Co. F. M. Knapp, Wm. Hubbell and Thomas W (1 ' ar . 4 Straw‘Hats. Ladies’ and Men’s. Arthur C. Wheeler and Dennis 83 Blanchard. ' . Hatter's Fur. Jos. J. jAsch andMartin Bates Jr. & Co. Hatter‘s Tools. Royal G. Millard and Wm A. Wheeler. ‘ ‘ Iron Doors and Shutters. - Duncan Iron Railing Works. Iron Fence and Railings. Duncan Iron Railing Works and E, M. Merritt & Son. . Iron Foundries. Arnold & 00., Austin Foundry, Meeker's Union Foundry, Giles & Clancy. Richardson & Morgan 0 . and Wm. A. Wheeler. Laundries, Steam. Excelsior and South Norwalk Steam Laundry. Machinist and Machinery. The Norwalk - Iron Works, Norwalk Machine Works, J. W. Miller, Wm. - Smith. Duplex Supply 00., C. W. LeCount and-T. S. Glover. v Marble and Granite. Philo W. Bates and M. W. Stevens. “ . . Metal Goods. South Norwalk Plating Company. . ' - Co. Nickel Platers. D. 'r. Murphy. ' ~ Paiterns and Models. :Wood or Metal Chas. H Aisthorpe. . ' , Pottery. Yellow and Bookingham Ware. James Lycett. . ' , Sailmaker. B. Robertson. . ‘ Shirts and Waists. Hutchinson, Cole (It Go; . .Shoes. R. H. Golden. C. H. Harvey, Lounsbury. Mathewsou 65 Co. and S. B. Tristram. ‘ Soaps. Hale & Heath. ' Stair Builders. M. D. Randall, S.- B. When. Wm. Taylor and Geo. Nowell. Steam-Pumps. The Norwalk Iron Works Stoves and Ranges. Landon Ketchum, and Richardson & Morgan Co. , ' Toilet Paper, J erome Paper‘Co. Vault Lights. For Sidewalks. H‘. Aisthorpe. . Woolen Goods. Union Manufacturing , Co.. Lounsbury at Bissell Co. and Norwalk Mills 00. - , . Charles ’.A» ,. ".‘l' ”fly—~— . What Nu'rvlalk Has. Population 20000. 6 Agricultural Impliement Dealars. 1 Air Compressor anufacturer. 2 Ankle Supporter Manufacturers. _ ' 3 Architects. 3 Artists. 16 Attorneys. 3 Auctioneers. ' . 13 Bakers and Confectioners. 1 Baking Powder Manufacturer. 5 National Banks. ' 2 gavingssBanlzs. avmg ocie y. 21 Barbers. . . 1 Barbers Supplies. Wholesale." 2 Dressed Beef Houses, Wholesale. 9 Bicyle Dealers. 2 BillPosters. 18 Billiard and Pool Rooms. 13 Blacksmiths. 3 Blue Stone Dea ers. 5 Boat Builders. 5 Booksellers and tationers. 10 Boot and Shoe Dealers. . 7 Beer Bottlers. ‘ 2 Soda and Mineral Water Bottlers. 5 Box Makers, 1 Brass Goods Manufacturer. 5 Brick. Lime and Cement Dealers. 2 Bndize and Dock Builders. 2 Bu ers Supplies, 1 Bu ing Association. 4 Bu mg Materials. 26 Carpenters and Builders. 1 Steam Carpet and Rug Cleaning Works 12 Carriage and wagon manufacturers. 2 Cashmere Goods Manufacturers. 2 Cement Pi e Manufacturers. _1 Chemical aunfacturer. .. 1 Cigar Box Manufacturer. 10 ClgarOManufacturers. 8 Clothin Dealers. - 7 Coalpn Wood Dealers. 1 Commercial A ency. 2 Commissmn erchants. 1 Condition Powder Manufacturer. ' 5 Confectionery Manufacturers. 22 Confectionery and Fruit Dealers. 1 Corset Manufacturer.’ 10 Crockery and Glassware Dealers. 9 Dentists. 10 Drug ists. 16 Dry . oods and Notion Dealers. 1 Elastic .Web Manufacturer.. 2 Electric Light Companies. 3 Employment A eucies. 21 Expressmen an Truckmen. 2 Extract Manufacturers. 2 Felt Manufacturers. 4 Fertilizer Dealers. 1 Filter Manufacturer. 16 Fish, Oyster and Meat Markets. - 8 Florists. . . 13 Flour. Feed and Grain Dealers. ‘ 3 Fruit Dealers, Wholesale. 2 .1! urnsce Manufacturers. 1 Pattern Works. 5' Furniture Dealers. 11 Mas Wpyks. h en’s urnis ers. 6 Grist Mills. 80 Grocers. Retail. 1 Grocer. Wholesale. 2 Hardware Manufacturers. 7 Hardware Dealers. - 3 Harness Makers. . 1 Eat Block Manufacturer. 2 Hat Former-s. - 15 Hat Manufacturers. 2 Straw Hat Manufacturers. 2 Hatterjs Fur Manufacturers. 2 Hatter s Tue] Manufacturers. 6 Hat and Cap Dealers. 2 Horse Dealers. 1 Horse Trainer. 12 Hotels. I 7 Ice Dealers. 21 Insusance Agents. 2 Insurance Companies. - 1 Iron Door and Shutter Manufacturers 2 Iron Fence and Railing. “ 6 Iron Foundries. 7 Jewelers. 1 Steam Laundry. 3 Libraries. 2‘ Liquor Dealers, Wholesale. 9 Livery and Boarding Stables. 2 Lock Manufacturers. 7 Lumter. Dealers. 8 Machinist and Machinery Manufacturers. 2 Manicure Parloos. 2 Marble and Granite Works. I. 1(1) éMtasons aclllg Builders. ' one an ewer Contractor. 31 Meat Markets. ~9 Merchant Tailors. 1 Metal Goods Manufacturer. 9 Milliners. 2 Musw Dealers. 5 Weekly Newspapers. 2 Daily Newspapers. . 10 News Dealers and Ci ar Stores. 2 Oils and Ship Chand ers. . . ‘ 10 Oyster Planters and Dealers. * 16 Painters. Decorrtors and Paper Hangers-- 2 Paper Box Manufacturers. 3 Pattern and Model Makers. 55 Photographers. 23 Physicians and Surgeons. 9 Plumbers. 1 Pottery. ' ggrinters. D l rOVisi 11 ea ers. 20 Real Es ate Dealers. 11 estaur'ants. Roofers. Sailmaker. . 2 Salve and Ointment Manufacturers. 2 Sash. Door and Blind Manufacturers. 1 Sausage and Bologna Manufacturer. 2 Saw Filers. 5 Saw Mills. 8 PrivateSchools. '2 Shipsmiths. ' ~ 1' 1 Shirt and Waist Manufacturer. 4 Shoe Manufacturers. 2 Soap Manufacturers. 4' .—' 4 Stair Builders. 1 Steamboat Line. . 1 Steam Engine Manufacturer. 1 Steam Pump Manufacturer. 20 Stock Companies. 1 Stock Farm. 4 Steve Dealers. 2 Steve Manufacturers. 1 Street Railroad Supplies. , ' 2 Telegraph Companies. - . 1 Ieléphone Compan . 1 Torlet Paper Manufacturer. 4 Undertakers. 4 Upholsterers. 4 Variety Stores. 3 Veterinary Surgeons. _1 Wire Goods Manufacturer. 3 Wooden Goods Manufacturer. . How TD suit up NORWALK. Talk about it. ' .. Write about it. Help to improve it. Speak wclliabou‘t it, Advertise in its papers. Patronlze the merchants. Elect geod men to all the offices. Speak well of its public spirited enter- prising citizens, and be.0ne of thiem: your- , self. , , . . Remember thateverv dollar you inVest _ in permanent improvements is that .much on interest.‘ , ‘I ' ms- . Always cheerfion the men who go- in for -, imprOVements. Yourportion of the cost l - will be nothing only what is'just.
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