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Weather Bulletin.
For Saturday, in New England. slight-
ly warmer. partly cloudy to cloudy
weather. and fresh easterly to southerly
winds, followed by rain.
High tide tomorrow 9.14. low tide
~ 3.48.
Sun rises 6.35; sun sets 5.39 p. at.
Fred. 5). Lyons Jr., has returned from
Easton. I’ii.
Meriden defeated Waterbury at polo
last evening, the score being 6 to :l.
A cock fight was held on Hpnng Ilill
on 'l’ut-sday‘night between local birds.
The timbers and planking over the
Ilanbury railroad tunnel in the borough,
were replaced to—day.
——Try Plaisted's Cough Itsmedy.
Two horse cars have been chartered
to carry Company C of Stamford, up to
the Armory to'uight.
Wm. H. Sword's house is being treated
to scent of point which has improved
its appearance greatly.
Jacob Scheele, the New Canaan mur
dereqr, was presented for trial in the
superior court, yesterday.
Policeman Albert DeForrest is out
again after two or three days confine-
to his house with a severe cold. ‘
The Danbury train killed a dog be-
longing to a man named Bray at Cather-
ine street station last night.
Whitney's art store will be removed
from the library building next Monday
to one of Y. A. Scofield's new stores 0
Main strtet. ‘ ’
—-If you want a chowder or an oyster
stew try Theo. Knapp‘s make. Camp
hell‘s old stand.
The Live Stock Owner's Mutual Bene-
fit Association have decided to discon—
tinue business. forthe reason that it was
almost impossible to collect assessments.
Father Slocum preached an eloquent
sermon on Wednesday evening. on the
“Sin of Detraction," or in plainer words
talking derogatory about your neigh
burs.
i'. W. Bennett of tliiscity, is suing his
wife Isabell Bennett, in the Superior
court at Bridgeport. to-day, fora divorce.
J. J. Walsh for the plaintiff, Russell
Frost for the defendant. . '
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Ted Carroll. amoulder employed in
Simonds foundry, slipped on the ice in
Water street, borough, yesterday, and
split his nose so badly that it required
the service of a doctor to sew it up.
Tomorrow evening a pound party will
be held at the rooms of the Reform As-
sociation on Elizabeth street.
babilities are that there will be a large
attendance and a very pleasant time.
—Frosh Pork and Sausage. l2c lb.. at
Hayes” market. .
We call attention to advertisement in
another column of Quintard‘s Samparil
la. an article manufactured in this town,
and having secured high testimonials for
its efficacy in rheumatism and blood dis-
eases. It is on sale at Plaisted's and is
worthy of a trial.
James Smith started from his home
on Lexington avenue, this morning, in
his usual health, but had proceeded only
a short distance when he was taken with
a paralytic shock. He was taken to
his homegl' where it was found that the
entire lower part of his body was af-
fected.
Rev. C. A. I’iddock, I). D., editor of
the Christian Secretary, preaches at the,
Baptist church, Sunday. He is one of
the oldest divines of the Baptist denom-
ination and specially strong and efficient
in the pulpit. The pastor. Rev. Mr.
The pro— '
Entered at the Post once It South Norwalkuficc
and (final latter.
II. 0. Matthews of I\‘ew York city. is3 “"“lmln'
_ viz-iving relatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Turin rc have m
. turned from their wedding tcnr.
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houses and plants to his gardener.
The Good Templars of this city are}
getting up a series of debates to be held l
weekly.
The electric light in'f‘erd Hoys's mar~
lket went on
' was obliged to use keroseni .
The Mayflower truck company of Hist
.Norwalk, have purchased a new set of
1 handsome lanterns for the truck.
The oldystorc in the. borough formerly
ccupied by (lomstock llrothers, is soon
> to be opened as a dry goods store.
Waldron d: Scofield have secured the
contract to finish the upper story of Prof.
Griswold‘s house on Benedict Farm.
Margaret Barry died Wednesday night
- of pneumonia, at her residence on Pros-
pect hill in the (list year of her age.
Thomas Wright will erect a house on
pects to break ground for it (ii-iIity.
~Salt Park, We lb., at llriycs' market.
StJolin‘s I. idged’. & A. M., expect to
turn out a large delegation on their visit
to Sagamore Lodge of New York on the
29th. ‘
Fred Lauder and l-" S. Lyon, Jr., went
to Bridgeport this morning as witnesses
against 'I‘hos. Healy of. this city. for va-
grancy. ‘
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The ice is breaking up in the IliLII) ir.
This morning a large cake passed down
upon which was a kitten mowing plain:
1 tIVt‘Iy.
A large iiiimbcrof colored p ~oplc went
In Iifldgi‘p'rl't ILL-3'. night to zilii‘flll the
l ball given by Company (7 of the 5th Ilat-
trillion.
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The work on Charles Steven‘s building
is being pushed and he vrill snort have
1two of the prettiest cottages on Ilay
. View avenue.
The water main bursted on W. dnesday
night in the street in front of the resi
{deuce of Fred Benedict in first .\‘orwalk,
i and has not been repaired yet.
Lieutenant IIamilt-n of the l'. S. n"
gular army stationed at li-n‘i'l’titll's Hand
will be present at illi'l!:il(:tlli!llilllll1if
, the ririnvry this t't‘i'liih-J.
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GeorgH I’»! is building ri small scow
at his ship yard on llencdicl Farm to
carry stone and his small pile driver on.
[and Will be used in the c. mstmction of
il’rank Burritt‘s dock.
\V. J. Martin is meeting: with good
success in his school of shorthand at
‘room 4, Gazette building. His system
is easy. flood phonographcrs are
always in demand.
Miss Ida t'. Ulothier, the young lady
Iwho is to speak in theIlaptistcliuicb,
«Tuesday night, will address the children
at the same place in the afternoon. All
'children are invited. Admission free.
. Manager Hoyt has secured the No. I
i Bennct 8: Moulton Opera (‘0. for at least
i three days to play the early part of next
lseason. and
' stader‘s niinstrcls
March.
3 Officer Heddon did not arrest the pris-
goner that escaped from him Wednesday
} night for sleeping in the car. He arrest-
led him on complaint of Mrs. Mci‘sulr-t
for creating a disturbance at her bunni-
ing house on Water strict.
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——Lard in o and It) pound p‘tilr‘, 50c
i and $1. each, at IIayes' market.
i The Young Womens Christian Tempur-
.ance Union, will meet at the rmidence
z’of Mrs. William Poyvez, No. 16 Spring
lstreet to-iiigbt. A full attendance
lof the men. in; is requested as spectal
the liittcr part
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E. A. Woodw'ard has Ftiltl lns lmtetoruomsllh and
is negotiating for Dock-'
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Delano goes to New York to spend the 1 business is to come before the meeting.
Sunday. l
The "80k 0f the NEW London NOYIh' l tainment this evening at the armory are
era railroad at Norwich is covered With g completed and a large attendance is ex
five feetof water and ice piled up higher j pected. Chances for the 60 prizes me
than an ordinary car. Scores of men are} being rapidly taken. Tickets will be for
Arrangements for the military enter-:
at work removing the ice. The damage
is not yet very serious, although it is
feared that large dams on the Shetucket
and Thames rivers will be carried away.
The woman who was killed by the
cars at Bridgeport Tuesday evening. was
on Wednesday indentified as the wife of
Edward Rowen, a former professional
hall player of that city. The indentifi-
cation was by her husband. He had
been out of town and returned Wednes-
day morning. They had been married
about two years.
niloys wanted to sell the [droning
Sentinel in the borough. Apply after
school at Sloan’s news stand.
Poultry fanciers will see something to
interest them in the advertisement of
the Strawberry Hill Poultry Yard in an-
other column. Mr. Hyatt, tho proprie-
tor. makes a specialty of Silver Wyan-
dotes. Black Cochins, W. U. B. Polish
foivls and Pekin Ducks. Eggs of these
choice strains are now ready. Mr. Hyatt
invites visitors to his yard. .
Capt. W. J. Stevens, of Five Mile
River, with Uongressmanllranger and
ex-Congressinan Seymour. were before
the River and Harbour Committee of
Congress last Friday, in the interest of
Black Rock and Five Mile River Har-
bors. Senator E. J. Hill is in Washing-
ton working for a new post office build-
ing in Howrah-Minted Advocate.
saloat the door. It will be an entertain-
ing military event.
J. W. Urnw, who represents the New
York branch of the A. M. Adolph l‘o.,
manufacturers of lauml y machinery
was in this city to day. Mr. Crow is
having good success in the introduction
represents. ‘
The managers of the Norwalk ball club
have secured John Mire of Stamford.
Mixc is one of the best catchers in the
state. As soon at: the ball season opens
manager Hamilton intends to have at
least three games a week. and with the
best teamsin the state.
As there is morewthun one William
Lockwood in the borough. injustice to
the others we state that the one referred
ning was William B. E. Lockwiiod. Jr.
ions Were Walter Fillow and William
Spillane.
Oddfeltow Insurance.
to the ranks of the “mutilation and voted
deaths cf James W. l'ruiir. Alfred
Howartb, It. J. Maynard, N. A. Osborn
the heirs of E. It. Guns.
of the machinery of the firm which he‘
benefits of “.500 each on account of the; A. Turnbull,
and H. T. Backes. and one of $2,000 to silver or other Int'IfllH
S()U',‘.II NORWALK, CONN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1888.
AT THE NIAIIAOKI'I'DIO.
.\ truest is Believed of Several Articles.
i Last evening two drummers went to
the Mohackcmo hotel and Were assigned
37. Being acquainted
jonc of the men left his room unlocked
and went next door to have ii friendly
talk with his companion. Shortly a
stranger knocked at their door and warn—
led them against leaving their doors un-
l locked as he had been robbed during the
t early last evening and be r day. He said that be locked his room in
E the morning and when he returned two
. suits of clothe-I. several shirts and other
larticles of considerable value were miss-
ing. He went to the office and notified
, landlord Wall of his loss. Mr. Walz rc-
1 members a man Wearing gldfies being :it
. the li did in the morning and lie suppom
:t‘tI him to be the guilty person. The
i man carried away with him a large
’ valisc and took it to the depot before
I paying his hotel bill.
I Getting a Pocket Book and Into Trouble.
i Chris Miller lost a pocket book in Mu-
lsic Hall Wednesday night, which was
. found and left wtth William Jesse. Mr.
lJesse examined the pocket book in the
Cottage avenue. E-ist Norwalk. H» ex‘ lpresence OI ”’0 young "It‘ll. “‘h” 100k . for originality of plot. novelty, lino act-
5 note of its contents. They afterward
described the pocket book and its con‘
tents to Frank Kimball, who went to Mr.
Jesse and claimed the pocket ho k. H»
i was so accurate in describing the c-mients
j that ‘Mr. Jesse had no III,‘r~II£tIIHll in giving
l the pocketbook to him. ,Mr. Miller,
1 when he heard what Kimball lind done
I got out a warrant for him which otlicer
llvl’orrvst served to-driy.
i Took the “'rungfl'l'rniu.
'.itrick (‘orilon of Milford mot to
,llrtdgcport yesterday and iinlulgi-rl in
Sfirewater so freely that it made little:
Instead of
f difference what happened.
‘gctting on the proper train bound for
home he jumped on an express train for
this coy. Ilu reinforced bis spirits Iii-re
by continuing to drink and the mixture
of Bridgeport and h” uith Norwalk drinks
.Iri mid not to Illiilit' a soothing combo
_tl:ition. IIc Ill'f‘VI‘It‘tI nllicer Iledolcn on
the street and Ilr'Itt’I‘ he finish. tI his
5conversat:on he was liilized iu Ill“ lock-
;‘up. Judge Knapp allowed him to see
Ellis friend-int Milford once more upon
3 payment of $1 and crisis.
tiniiiil .\riiiy .\ppuiiifiiimifs.
ii. .\. ll. :ipp illlIlilt‘IlIh‘ :irc announced
gas trillion:
Jolm ll
|Illltrivrfilrh1i
.\‘h‘lr-llllli :iiijrit int ;:c-iiri‘ul,
'l'lin'ipr. llatl’wfil: (driviillll
1.Ii:‘lly'.'fil \Mlllniti If. .\I 'I-
can. .\Uwv Haven: i:i<;-~clor, t‘liii~ti.n
.tgiiicn, lliiibiiry; ju lgi' .rlijrncntr. .\ ll.
Form. \Vith-wl; Clili‘f wintering officer.
John C. Iii-oatch, fvlilidlr-town; l-‘izi-li’s
‘Ilorrw ”"It'llifhmmllr[llrlflzt’fil f‘arii-
.mandi‘r Home of \Yinstml, ll-uiry l-l.
'l’uiutrrr of ll'irtforvl, Henry .\I. lhirfcc
iof Norwich. II. E. t'nulr‘ of Ncw Milford,
fir-urge t 2. Smith of Stamford.
The I-Lsi'rlpi'il l'riuim-r (‘ispiurcrL
Iiisi evening [lillr‘r’flitfl llwlilr-u lio-
ticcd tlic primiu-r that t‘~t'.ipr'il from liifti
Weilnceilriy night; on tile dwpot pl.“-
form. In,» follow-d Illlll to ljlziy PII'II‘I
ivlici‘-- be was :irrcsted. Ills narrw was
Michael Melville and this morningbc-
ifore Judge Knapp he was fined $7 and
icosts for drunkenness. breach of the
[peace and assault. At last accounts he
;\v:i~z searching for some friends who
would p:~.v his fine.
l'iiirrii ‘Icctiiig.
Rev. James H. Ross led the onion ~cr
vice of the Methodist t'liiirch last er. Il-
iiig. The congregation «as large .iizd
Considerable interest \th’ tulrru Ill the
mating. At the l‘tlIIL‘lIISltIII of the >11“
tiers the South Norwalk branch of the
Evangelical .\lltnm'i- um formml. The
following oflicers were elected: Rev.
iJumes II. Ross. prcsolq tit: Ist vice pic-zi-
dent, Thomas I If t_\'IIlJ’|»I; '3znl vici- pic
stilt-tit, .\iulrmv Tn billpfllll; >t'i‘lr'lilf\',
Franklin .\. Smith: li‘vzisurcr. Hm. S.
North.
A Simple Incubator.
r An ingenious IIltlllitlry man has in
vented :i ucw system of incubating.
which is simple, and is said to have been
'a success. It is nothing but a livc ci-rit
market baket lined with cotton in the
bottom, and then the eggs are placed in
it and covered over ivith cotton. He
bangs the basket over a stove-pipe of his
sitting room stove, in which fl Continual
lliro is kept. When the fire is burning
} fresh and briskly he pulls up the basket
jii little higher. .\t flight lie lowers it
i close to the pipe. He has already batch.
l id several eggs by this method.
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To be Tried for Assault.
1 Benjamin Edgar will be tried for as-
;siiultlug James Walker, tomorrow
‘morning at the Police Rooms, at 9
o'clock.
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Connecticut Patents.
are in receipt from the ollice of A.
‘M. Wooster, 436 Main Sn. Bridgeport,
l of the following list of Connecticut pat-
ents last issued:
W. A. Barnes, Bridgeport, conductor
gfor electrical fire alarm systeilis: M. ll.
; Hammond, Bridgeport, bustle: W. B.
to yesterday as conducting himself so ' Tron-bridge, New Haven. stamp protect- ' vs. the I’enny I’M”. Judge
diagncefulty in Music Hall Tuesday evc- , or: I). F. Dalton, Waterbury, clasp; I. lsuiwriorcourt rendered judvenwnl tllifll to iitiiiought for in improved productive
lllriide and E. St. Arnauld. Meriilen,
We have since learned that his compan .card table attachment. (2); W. if. I-:.I., Dr. Bailey was given judgment for $2,-l
i wards. Winsted, washing machiiii-H‘f.
: Hill. South Norwalk, recoil cushion for
i gun carriages; J. IIopson. Jr., New Imi-
.irwicli. display
lframc: w. x. T..y)...,
‘ New llritriin. weighing
locale. Trade marks: H. I. Mixdti‘ou
Yalesville. Tableware constin'tpd of
and than plntml or
tinned.
Stamford. lock lz’l"
l ENTERTAIPQIENTS. ’1‘" II CONNIX‘TICl‘T \VOBKINIHIAN.
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‘ ing, and beautiful scenery, that of "The
1‘ Heroine in I: igs" is possibly just one step
ahead. Florence J. Bindley,although’
:thc smallest. and, we may say. the
youngest star actress now on the Ami-ri-
run stage, is brittifiil of talent. Possess-
‘ed by nature u‘ith beauty, grace, and a
' voice full of siveriiiets. bi-sidr s being a,
: thorough mistress of the dramatic state, ‘
:eIIt’ has IllltSIi‘I‘t‘il every stage :rcconiplisli- 1
iiiin' that is known it the present dc-
t'nilc. Iu feel. she is :1 “hole show by
; herself.
“(flinch 44 rain 'l'obogganirig. Kl l I)! . t t ‘
Mestayer’s company will be at Music [ifiZ-Iilh’imtiiig ,,';‘,,‘,’:',,fi" ’ "um"
Hall to-morrow evening. ()1 their per- , F J Kin sbur _ i ) . tl ,
formance in New York the Star says:~—l 0 t i. I .g L' 3’ naiuperli’n .11.!”
"Check Isl; or, Toboggatiiug," which is l (I; I 9,. '2 )0, DIIIIIIIHBIOINI" m“ “5’
down on the programme as a "satirical, l .'““’"*“v3 ’3’ “quest the ““91”" 0! In”.
lyrical, iliapbunoufl lampoon," was pres- L‘onttnf among the laboring. clusters.
ented last night for the first time at the ‘VDIMI‘.’ 10¢th things .fr. hingsbuly
Star Theatre. To any that it was “PP""l writes. ' o npt believetlnit the genuine
l ciated by the audience that crowded the . “inc,” Luffmuwm h‘orkmgman m for.
house to the doors is stating the exact : 3:?” "II“ labout '13:?“ at tbelpresenti
truth. W. A. Meamycr and Miss 'I'hi-rrsri l‘m infortablo has A.“ ll 2“?“3’. t 1'0“?“
Vaughn are the principals in thisclever; ' f , 0. omu' ,m m a") on"
and brilliant bit of humor. The situretpu"0 “Noun!” would be regarded
tionsrirc It” very comical, the acting is “.8 "radii?“ luxury, and be .has a bun-
goorl, the mechanical t lfects are rturtl- I feid {m “m dam” "I'll“. ”"3“" bank,
‘ iiig. the singing is excellent and tliegen- kit in Ifllsunvdlly othcr accumulations. ' Ile
uinoiolniifgnningrdideisniiovrltywhich? .nons' mu wWildiwmf'n‘m"! “u“ be
i must he m't‘n :0 l’v “PP"?CI‘M‘L '1 I'Wk ; It“:ff:In":litrjd’ltllizl:llllyi’llizttlvlzk"NI‘ItIIIIII: Ill:
‘ H' “I" draw ”7331“va l practical desire to make himself still
The ""1th "1 ““KF- _ i better off if it can be done. and he has
l Hartley Campbell's plays I"? always * the love of abstract speculative thought
{Witnt‘fifled With WWII Pleflfilll‘tfi “58. which belongsto his race. He may have
i latest ““0“ "The “"0“” I" Rags" “I” 5 been drawn into some of the crudities
l I)? [)I’CSI‘IIII‘II III. the Opera House on hIOII- I and bewildered by game of [he SOPIIISU};
id” evening. The NH" York World l with which the air has been fillet], but
l93)‘¢¢““"‘°"i¥ the “"1"." productions “I" . there is no fear that he Will not come out
metropolitan has seen the present season 1“" [ighp 1]“, mission 3; the present
; time is to apply his experience and hard
practical judgment to the problems disc
cussed. and t I help create a healthy sen-
timent and ii more intelligent opinion
among those less fortunate lalmrersnitb
‘ whom he is brought in contact: and this
Ilt' in doing.
success. They are capital, labor and
good management. Neither of the two
can accomplish much without the third.
" ’ " We talk 3 grunt dud 'vlmtit the
vriluc of inventions,'iind liiIlli’rl ii» tiiucli
about the poverty of inventors. The
s reason of thr- latter isobvious.
business management invention is worth-
less, capital is useless, labor I3 unproduc-
. live. We can tbvrcforc afford to reward
liberally thc iiiauago r. If Iain acaptinl-
i~t. I can afford to fit the manager taki-
a large part of all the profit on my
money, beyond Vi but I could get were it
not for his management, and yet be the
gainer. If I am a laborer I can afford to
sell my labor to him for only a little
more than I could get Were it not for his
rnnnrigcmt tit, and yit be the gainer. If
he «ops managing for us we shall very
soon discover how nIIIt‘ll \vi- :irc willing
to [my to gct llllfl back.
I'ritl at “Duo".
It lw‘ rarely that an actor receives so
grand a reception as was accorded to
; Mr. .i. K. Emmet by the gn-ut audience
which lillrd the Boston 'I'heiitre last
evening. It was evident from the first
that Ili‘tt‘IH among fronds, I'I what-
evrr he did It" was sure to rice! flit"
noisy approbation of IIIsII'IIIIlft'IS,8IltI
lnid be rupnrulcil to the demands for-
n-petitions of his songs, there is no tell-
ing when the entertainment would have
terminated.
Ilc Hug» with a mellow pathos which
is very DIILI'IIVI', his dancing is graceful,
and lllsilrti‘i' is the pit-tunx of hornet
antral from :r. llisrictiizg Hurvcr {l‘ri"|l.
lt I~' quiv-t .ind unobtrusivv. And yet rc-
pfrtc \xrtii :i pouri‘tlml i~ lIZI’ilr’ilIlll'.
.‘rlr, l" “net introduced l.i:i if»: .IIIIII inv
bull mu ’3: In :t: r :il-‘nlil milking it.
'l i2~ ;« ft» «pi-f: fly :: fr r lit; lll:it I‘v-
I‘itll‘l‘ '.i, w flrz'll~_)'t’f l~' \‘U; ['f ~pi‘ftr1h lli‘
m Ill“ Ly. and in.» Itllr-lilgvid, animal is therefore getting nior. than he ought.
s: ctrrw, .l- \vrll sh ' ileseru's, hcartyiip. 1Tliis by rm rib-:iiI-i [illlllh .,
illittH'", Tlli‘ Illft‘t' littli' {HIS who scrvc:
ill gzv'e :i iIilllli‘HCI“ f'inc in tho play are
Tail-=0 :i tilting fcntiirc,~l‘. ‘35"l Trans-
cript. .l. K. Emmi-t -mll h-rit Music
Hall on Tues-«lay t‘VrYlIl'ltt.
The most
prospcrivii‘ . iiiployers itlllllirt invariably
pay tlw % . of waves. and ll-‘hlilt .4 thegreab
crcertnit.1y‘ of ( iiiploynwiit is as valu-
nblv a»: liiglicr wag-'5.
oil» r instance of the ubligviltoii labor
and m ’iI‘tl are under tic-i ».i infirm-te—
imwtn‘ox. I h "
' IIIHII.
.\ man was in town this “'t‘f k iii-gotinf- .\ few fitt‘flllliitlfll I took an intolli-
mg for the [IlIII‘lluM’nf IL-ylston'scnrrn gent English :r'tillt‘tlllill vvr r the
‘rigc factory. ll» represented the New
England Toy ('4. and it is said the com—
Epany employed two hundred hands.
He left \vitliout making any arrangc-
lllr‘IlI‘.
grounds of :i lnrgc iiiziiiufzii'tiirmg cs-
triblislimrnt in this State. I pointed out
, to him a hug row of bur-csheds, twenty
or thirty in number. "What do you
think IlltNr‘ an?" I firilit‘lI. "lib, for [he
IIUFFS the company and for the
prmplc who comr- here on business."
"No. they Ilft‘ built by the company and
rented to those of the laborers who pre-
fer to come to the work in t...»ir private
carriages." I was not slll'pfirt‘d that he
said. “I! ‘ally. now!" in quite an English
acccnt of disbelief. Ilut I assured him
that my statement was literal and
simple truth: and when be had stood by
and su-n n doze-ii or more workmen.
'sonieoftheiu very grimy, come from
their work and take their vehicle. and
drive away. he said: "Now, do you
know I slniii't .larc tell that story when
Igi-t home." And yetl have the best
of reasons for knowing that the company
has not paid its stockholders an average
of :3 per cent per anuuui on their invest-
ment for some years. For whose. bene-
fit i-t their business mainly conducted?
It is not too much to say that in-
» temperance lies at the root of nine-
tentha of all the want. poverty, suffering
and crinic with which the
world is now afflicted.
W. Smith and a number of capitalists ‘ l
linvc purchased the large piece of pro-
petty opposite the ceiriclz-ry and ilividcd
lit int ) building Inf-1. The property has
V been nnmcd Luxon hill and several «Ic-
sirulnls- residences \\ ill be erected tin-rev
”fl.
III-s Annie (“ole and James .\‘eynn-ur
were married at Kcypori. N. J ,
week.
inst
.\ llanbtiry .‘Ian'a I'rtilicann-iit.
.\ few days ago Jennie Osborne. a
beautiful young wolman, died at the
Franklin house. at Huston I’M. under
circumstances which led touii investi-
gation by the authorities. ;\ dispatch
from I'Zuston makes public the suspicion ,
that George Lame, a prominent [hin-
bury jeweler, was the cause of Miss t);-
born's ilownfull.. A dispatch front Dan?
ybury states that Imrue returned Wed-
nesday from :i visit to his wife. who is
III New Haven. Hedi-nice all ltnowl?1
edge of the crime. and says he is read y l
to meet all accusations that may be,
brought against him. Examinations of ‘
letters found among the dead lady's pn-
. pets disclose nothing implicating laruc.
effort for improvement in any direction.
If the question is asked how it is to be
‘ got rid of. I must answer that I do not
know. Also that Iseriously doubt if it
can b» t iitiri-ly i radii‘itted. One trouble
? with those who attempt its cure is that.
‘ having devised a theoretical remedy,
iseven feet. Cnvol‘t‘d by canvass, drawn 1. they up,“ altogether too great results,
. tightly and provided with an over cover-g and when they are disappointed in
‘ing of velvet carpet has been placed ini "My, "Wy become discouragrd and
the gymnasium. It iswin appearance ,
1 "me" like a gigantic woven wire spring The remedy is not to be sought for in
3 I’M and is elevated about '0‘" k“ . radical legislation. nor in much legisla-
: “I’M" “'9 “m““d' The men "’3" ""35 tion of any kind, except so far as it may
I length “I "'9 cage “"d hurl themselves! be useful as an aid to investigation: nor
in arbitration, except it may be as it
upon the machine shoot headlong ncrossf
its surfacin—New HEW“ LNW- , temporary expedient. to allay irritation.
i and give time for the sober second
7“" 5"." "'“dm' . thought: nor in profit sharing, except it
MIIiIlI.R'I'0\\'.\', Conn, I‘M). Ell—Iii thmmm. be m a w”. “mum way: nor in
. celcbrutml libel suit of Nelson Sheppard, 1 technical uperuflung.
PIMP“ 0“"“i The true remedy, its it seems to me, is
Captain Bragg‘a .\‘ew Scheme.
ilaptnin Stagg of Yale, has arranged a
l new scheme for teaching base brill men
how to slide bases. A pine frame. H by
disgusted.
‘ morning for plaintiff for $201”an costs. 2 WW" iiniong u... “bunt”. n steady rc-
.cognition of merit by employers, a pre-
- l vailing IiIIfI‘ pervading belief that their
' interests are really identical, a frugal
ll froma Wflflonleconomy which shall build up pleasant
dim) and costs against the N. Y.. ‘1. ll
.unil Hartford railroad for damages sus
itained by being throw
The directors of the ()dtlfelloivs'Muiuul i don. radiator: III. lift-Carly, Middleton-n, ' last summer when his horse was fright- l pumps owned by the laborer himself, an
Aid msocintion added at their regular; folding mosquito net, truletuu rind other t'llt‘tl by ll
meeting last evening fourteen iiiemberai piece goods: L. Strum, ,'
Ip Will-till!!!“ ("WM 'll'ft‘lltlflmfl' improw-mcnt lli doniesticc economy
i among the laboring classes, by which
A cheap piano can be used only live or. I‘m" ”H” I?“ better prepared, and of a
1.." years and is never put-"8.). satisfnc- ; morehealrbfulrmd nourishing character,
"up tn“, llIathushek wrll “w". n mp, ; winch shall give both strength of body
and peace of mind. In a more careful
a selections of wives who have been trained
{in domestic life, and who are are fitted
‘ engines.
. time. The Treat & Shepard Co.
--Boys wanted to sell the Sentinel.
Three things are essential to I’lleIIltSS
Without
It will be my
trip-twlvv discovery. liwivcvcr. :ml wiw
This is only :in-
civilized ,
So long as it:
exists it stands in the way of everyl
PRICE TWO CENTS. ,
to become helpmeets to their husbands,
and of husbands who have been trained
in industry and temperance, and will not
neglect their families. An increase of
intelligence, and a disposition on the
part of the more intelligent to trust those
who are their real friends, instead of
those whose only object is to live out of
them by ministering to their prejudices.
A much more careful study of the prob-
lem from its practical side, by those who
make it a business to endeavor to form
public opinion. And first, last and all
the time, an increase of temperance, a
decrease of corner groceries. There is
no royal road to success here more than
elsewhere, but patient perseverance will
have its just reward.
finish:
IIAItIIY. ‘ Wednesday night. of pneumonia, at her
lIUIllt‘tiIl I‘furllltft‘l llill. Margaret Barry. aged
til years.
Washerwoman “famed. '
WASIIERWUMAN wanted immediately at the
Old Well Laundry.
a‘
llut Trimmers “ranted.
,‘ XI’I-IIIIENCEI) hat trimmers wanted.
a
n5 -t
. , Apply
immediately at the Bentwood Ilst Works.
A Card.
III-1 BIIPIIIVSSOI I". II. NASH 8: Into. will
lie continind as before In all departments. We
thank the public for their generous patronage in the
pan, and hope by the same fidelity tomerit and re-
wnc tlie eiilllt‘ in the future
F. II NAbII & BRO.
bu. .\‘orualk, Yell. 2i), IPL‘“. I2“ I w
Store to Let.
\‘TURE to let on I'ppcr Main Sift-cl for a term of
i . years An old t"lnblIPIlt‘ll liquor stand.
tall“ Address Ilox ill. booth horw alk [roe-taunt:
M g:.;.1”’c..-i.-.iri"’ 7 p
F .A. c '1- o R Y
To let or for role, corner Day and Raymond street-i.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
US Wilt lDWAIII) AVE. FUR SALE.
mount: of?
193. A. VVOOtl‘vard.
2i Cm
Darién Lots
.\‘os. 2i) and L'l.oppoeite Depot offered for a few
days, only Slooeaclzz .\'i~.‘.'an.ffi, on Maple St . ‘
only SIM! curb.
MELVIILE ii MEAD. Alt'y for owner.
(“:3 lvv cod
For Sale.
(‘iHlMHDIt‘lI'S I’i‘SIIlr'Ilf‘e on Elniwood ave.‘
H'I Illvklt‘l’fl improvements with '
‘riqlll r: . on . mt stabicontlmpremises.for l
iii—o Ii amid: house on [lowland street, f‘UIl- ,
. n; thv llsllhl cityconvenient-ts. Enquire of ‘
: TAYLUII .c GOLDEN.
Izmi; listarc and Hrvlmrigc Rooms. «if. and 4? Wash- .
ingron 5t. ‘
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I two family house with all modem improve-
flit-rite.
I house and lot in fine location in East Norwslk l
l Also twenty t’tnc building lots to be sold on easy 4
terms. .
Stock farm. ‘23) acres. in fine state of cultivation »
With all the stock, grain. etc. Price $7,000. ‘5
Twohous‘es to rent. Possession ’IVI'II immediate
Sun! J. 5. RANDALL. ' ‘tNorwalk.
:ly
Cheap Ilomcs. ‘
v ‘ will buy a new house on Monroe‘
IthIII Street :nthis city. E
I 0“. pill buy a house and lot in the:
9 . borough.
Apply to TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Real Ilitate and Insurance . rents.” and 47 Wash
moron st, South horwalk. Cf.
For Sale.
IDAIIMS in the town of Revliling. of from It; to fill)
urns. at prices from 81,”) to scam.
Three farms are situated in healthy localities, and
are mostly well improvul ant have on them sub-
bittillml and comfortable dwellings.
They are desicable for summer residences, or
permanent homes. and in consequence of the
r-cltlr‘mi‘ut of estates. some of them will be sold for
live than the cost of their improvements.
Enquire of TAYLOR d; GOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 47» and 47
Washington St. South Sorwalk. Conn.
For Sale.
.‘AST NORWAIJK, and Benedict Farm.
1 Desirable residences. in excellent condition.
I’l’lt‘us reasonable. and terms easy.
I-Inquirc of TAYLOR vb GOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance A cuts, 45 and 47 Wash-
ington St.. South orwalk. Ci.
" PIT:hYAfi.
W
Ilas purchased the. exclusive right for Somali:
and South Norwalk to use the Dental Electric
Vibrator. and extracts teeth withont'pain, and free
of any extra charge WArti isl teeth ‘a
specialty. office and residence adjoining Methodist
pun-onauc. Noni-ink. t‘t. Open evenings. it 601
$
_. Monuments and "Headstones.
Do not buy a monument or Headstone from any
photograph, but go direct to the show rooms of
P. W. Ban-e. “'ater strict. Norwalk and select one.
all complete and you will not be disc pointed in its
appearance. Des er in all kinds of iuilding stone
and f‘t‘IIItfft‘I‘y work. .
I’. ‘V. BATES.
til 8 in
Silver Wyandotles,
Bl’k Cot-Irins,
\V. C. B. Polish
~ANI)—— '
P011111 Duck 4.;
Eggs now ready“ for hatching, for ' ‘
cuss. "1.. ‘IIII'AT'I‘.
Strawberry Hill I’otiltry Yard.
[F Visitors Welcome. 2i Iiv
Sign... oi Norwaiir as: Probate
Court. February 23d, A. D.. 1888.
Whereasapnlication has been made to this Court
for the admission to probate of a certain written
instrument as tliola-stu-lli of FRANCIS II. NASH,
late of Norwaik, in said District. deceased. therefore
lineman. That said application be heard and do-
tt-nnliiod at the Probate Olllce in Norwalk. on the
2d dii of March, 18th, at 2 o'clock afternoon:
and t not notice thcrcofbcgiven to all persons in-
terested therein by publishing this order in a news-
psptvliavimriiurculatlan lu nairl District at least
ilvc drive before said day of liearin .
ll'i'I ASA a. woonfvattDJudge.
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7 0 THE COMMISSIONERS CF PAIR '
1‘ l.‘Ol'N'l‘Y. HELD
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to
sell-S iritlons and Intnx caring ”worn—Ale,
[aim rand Cider. to be drunk on the mlm,
and Rhine _\\'lneonly— amount to the lawn of this
time now in force relai rig to the Mile of Intoxicat.
i mg liquors. at the building No. 3‘) fielder: Avenue.
‘ in [lglg'g'iil of Norwalk. in?“ Count _
e . NCIS A N.
Dated at Xorwallr the 31d day of Pebrnsnraom
I 1,339.)” flcertifyc i but :23 sihore application In en-
io y rec or! Ix mu (Ir/fl
law of the town of Nomlk. In! M h,
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EQUITABLELEE
INSURANCE 60.
of New York-
Asiietii. ................ ............83.000,000
Surplus. ........ . ................ 010,500,000
TQtYLOR a comma, Agts.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
Gain in number of outstanding Potions caring
18d“. 278,015 '
Gain in mm during 1887 81.3mm“.
“Gain in Premium Income urlnz I87. “.1011.-
Mom in Interest Receipts dnrlnng arr. 855,649. -
Gain in (truss Income dnf‘lll Imglmfitfls.
Number of Death Claims “fit in I JAM
Agronnt paid to Policy-ho era during 1&7. 82.-
. .. .
3' " of Policlel in Force. 1,318,609. .
New insurance written durin IE7, 101ml“).
Capital and Surplus for i ty of - Idem
over and above the reserve required béah" (-I per
cent.) and all other liabilities, $1.16!. to.
Amount paid by the Company to Its '
holders for Claims. ctc.. since oguulzatlon. In!
presentlnvestedAsst-ts, SIKWJ .83. P
JOSEPH LRII’NIK. Agent.
American Investment 00.,
0f Emmctsburg, Iowa.
PAID I'I'CAPITAL.......................W
SURPLUS..... ....... . .................. . 75M
Gold Debentures percent. “Entered Bonds, in
denominations of 35(1). .Ialman sumo.
Cold Debenture 6 per ct. Coupon Bonds. i do-
nominations of m, so». can. 31M). and 8%”.
First Westcm I‘armtland 7 per cent. Hortgage
Bonds in denominations of from m to 810,01).
These Bonds and Mortgages usually run for 5
years. and do not exceed 40 per ct. of the value or
the iropcrty mortgaged. ‘ ‘
'I‘ e principal and interest of these bonds guaran-
tci II by the to and are payable in the City of New
York. The financial condition of the Co. has been
extlllllnt‘d into by our State Bank Commissioners
and the Co. is now doing business in thisfltate
under their supervision.
These Bonds and Mortgages are offered for sale
at par and accmnl interest by
TA} LOR a GOLDEN.
’ l Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 45 and 47 Wash-
‘ ngton St., South Norwalk, Conn. 42"
insure Your Life 'l'll-llll.
To-Morrow May be Too Late.
. Take an Endowment Policy that you may need in
old age. If on live or if you die. it will be a help
to your fami y 11% centsa day will 've 'W
man an endowment of 31.000. to be 11 to at.
.50 y ears of age or to his family at death. 5 cents:
day will give you a life policy for 31,000.
more in the
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
of" HARTFORD.
S. s. L'IIOMIIIIDIEU, Agent.
at South Norwalk,
.5
for Rheumatism
And all
Impurities of the Blood
Use, a.
(initials marina.
35 Cents a. Bottle.
SOLD BY
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Noni-all: and Bo. Norwalk.
NEW STYLES
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SPllllll} Hill
“57—.
MollWI-lll’s
__ MATHUSHEK *
PIANOS.
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“Tried and Trlumphant.” I
llutnlltilli Mutant Build Ila.
OIIAT OAPAGFIV 0F VIIIA'I’IOI
AID DUIAIILITY.
Inch Instrument over llmomtia In
processofoonuruotlon. Immaterial.
and fluent workmanship.
l’uLLV VARIAHTID. “manna-t
a Ilfrtlmo and Iran In tun. at our--
quarter tho alum of any other Hano-
OVER ”.000 Ill 08!
sons for run musin- pamphlet no
on... to
III! III!" I. SHEPARD 60.,
or Oriana: lrun new Martin. can.
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IIIDGIPOM. Intuit. Baa-oar. Iran-
4 roan. lineman-i on Vicar Wilt-viii.
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Dated Norwalk. February 51th. im.Tm67f"k'
4 Ian «can no van ours or «nu-armin-
Norwalk Chronicler