CHEAPEST AND BEST ’
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
timing ‘ field
i
JOB PRINTING!
NEAT! QUICK! CHEAP!
Entered at the Port on“ at South Nonalk as tire
and Clara latter.
"N TMBER 69.
no: LOCAL BRIEFS.
“‘cutlior Bulletin. ,
For Tuesday, “1"wa England, fair‘
weather, with alight thermal changes
and light westerly winds.
v
Walter L. Wilcox spent Sunday in thin
cit y.
John thlxirr Beatles condition remains
about the same.
Misses Gracieiuid Flurry llavrlmid of
Danbury are in town.
~Uilt edge chowder; (.litnphell's old
stand.
Edward Sclirirllnpriit filll‘lllty With his
parents in thincttv.
Iligh tide tomorrow 11.33‘ low tide
5.45. .
Sun riws 0.30: sun rota 5.42 p. in.
Mrs. Percy of Benedict Farm has two
children quite ill.
,Another cargo of coal arrived for John
ll. Ferris, Saturday. . Boeton this morning.
-—Dinner 2.5 cm. Campbell’s oldetaod.
Mm. Fred Jennings of Br'l’ir‘tllt'l Fairui
iis very ill with anon-throat.
George Whelpley’a new housi- rni' term,“ St. John or Newaiifif x. J.,l
Chaple atreetiacompleted. ,uprnt Sunday with friend-r in thin city.
'atmm..... Itelwm'ti llrttllullétlh' employed following from New Haven this morn:
Rev. Edward Anderson startud for.
l for thou) and chaired llll‘lll around on ’ The contract can be terminated upon the
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Mllmll I\()RWALI\, CONN, MORDAY, PLBRUARI 27, 1888.
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3 "t‘obhla Ilill "" Attacked Italy and tint , A New Arrangement by which the (‘ort- . A \‘t-niiel That Makes lion": \‘ery Quit-k
the Worst of It. Vi aoIIdatetl will (‘arry the Milk Again. I Trina.
A d...',,img..tigm tmilr WW" y..,[,.;dnyl The New York Times publishes the; The ochoomr Minnie Rowan'of Nor-
.wullt. t‘upt, St. John, In one of the
on [Iii-newi-ruptowri and some Cobble ing;—Soruc of the details of the new Iii-elicit cittfh that sails out of this
Hill taught}, in Which the Italians had I tratlic contract which has been agreed . port, or any other part for that matter.
decidedly the hem of it. Herman Ari-lupon by the Consolidated and New Iin Iler captain piidm himself “I, making
demon. a Swede, William Pagan and a , gland Railroads have been made public quick tr‘ipoziod in doing so he assume»
man harm-d Martin Wen- going down by one of the oillciuluof tlii-iozol, who no credit to which he l~' not justly ou-
Wutvr ntt~wi.nridoii»nf iIn-rr rittriilwr,,ailtiiit-i that the aglt't'liivtl [pimp '11“. 1; “V3,, ,5“ mm t‘ltfl'lr‘l at
who was intoxictttml, t't-II clown. Alright-ll, butthtit Ila-commitpurierstiri- present and loads on 1100 turn as a
party of Italians who werestamling in not Willing to make it public as set. usual thing, The Rowan l~~lt ltil’t' last
the nun now the fall and assisted liiiti to The new arrangeiticnttu very satisfactory Wednesday at which lune Capt. St.
his (wt, at which Cobble Hill became to both roads. Itutb-ctuall the-divisions John dot-lam] that h;- would be back
very much enraged and pitched into, upon which the Now I: «gland and (for). with a cargo inside of a work. On Sat-
them. but the Italians “ p“. [on much ; solidatcdlt'iadn conni-ct Willi each other. urdaytlie Rowan was at Newport NrWF,
Vii. On Monday the {Man had a
cargo of. coal for I". II. &.\. II. Chop
SI'NDAY FIGHT. THIS MILK TRAFFIC.
A MARINE ltAl‘l‘lIflflKSE.
In 0 lie“)
tilitipvl slfl‘t‘l, “hi-r» they Writ' n-tnforc loptiori of either party in it, it Iii-trig for
Captain and Mrs. Russell Frost “'I'II.’
to Middletown this morning.
A special meethigoTtTie East Norwalk
truck company will be held tonight.
Charles Ilaviland “apt-tit Sunday in
New York with his mother, who iii scri-
ously ill.
The Anecniit base. bull club has decided
to enter the proposed amateur state
league.
The small house next to the Salvation
Army barracks in being moved to the‘
rear of the lot on which it stands.
~0yatorazyfried arid—:tewed.
hells old stand.
William II. Farrington has bought a
large house and lot in Mount Vernon, to
which place he will move thiewcek.
The election of officers of the Society
Camp-
Si‘nntor E. J. Hill and Wife have re-
turnrd from ti short vle‘t! in Washington.
Norwalk Mctltodint liluirch Friday w. n-
ing. 4
A young lady residing in the borough
insists that she is growing her third set
of teeth.
Miss Josie Ilickner of liarion spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mortimer Kellogg of
the borough.
‘ Mr. Aldenbrunt, foreman at J. J Asch‘n
factory, bun purchased a building lot on
Spring street. _~
-—L:ird in 5 and 10 pound pally, 50c
and $1. each, at [Inyes' market.
The new owners of the sloop I’hocbi-
Jane are bending her sails preparatory to
taking her to Stamford.
ed by tiioreof their coutitryritt-ri, who
took there stand by a pile of bricks,
no specified time.
The milk business which, for yrtirn,
which they commenced to throw. Wil~ came down the llousatonic Railroad,
Iiarri Pagan vitae struck in the face with was tin-n transferred to the Sew Hart-til
one which split his nose.toolr out a plum Road and then carried to New Yorlt
. of his check bone and left him Sl'nllfdt‘fi‘ ‘ L'ily. has for srlvcral weeks llt‘r-n mkon
. iii the guitar. Ut‘rlll'tll An I. mm and [away from the (Totisolidtiti-d Road, m
; Martin xvi-n- littilrwtl quit» badly. but not I for its the Iatttei'o part of the froightiugt
nenilv as ire-riothly to. l‘tigoii. (lll'icerl wa-i concerned. Ullllr‘l‘ this arrango-
Frank Moore arrived on the rCr‘lI" :is the went the Ilousatouic e-y'steni dcltvered
fight commenced to wane and arrested i the milk train at Wilson‘s Point. and it
three Italians, whom hr‘ took to the lock- I WIN lllt'll taken to New York on floats or 1
up. The Cobble hill gang were arrested ] big‘railroad scowu. There has been com- 3
this morning. ’pluint that this water service has not
Ari for an the reporter could lr'tllll the", been satisfactory: that the milk lint-ll
Italians wen- ppaqplrlo lilltll Hwy er1‘ ftt'lzll utltl r}:..lli'tl ill [tinnitus-lint, and
attached. The trif‘i N taking place be t that the delay in dt‘liYi‘llIlg the Illllli iii
fore Justice Selleck iii the Police rooms, l New York has injured tho trade very.
borough. to-dity. E much. Many customers wttlidn-w their?
I-‘V’I'I’R'IAIVVIrV-rs I llUSlfIrs, from the line. and the ntflit'llltll
I Ila-roinc in Rugs.
1 of the New England was a failure. lly
A : the new arrangement this milk bu-titii-vi
Th- i ik' i in an 5 ll lllr’ r'itv :. , , '
' 1“" 'y l T. H y l l ' Ila to go back to the Lorholiilntcd Road.
~ to he presented :it the Upi-rrt lltrllri‘ thisl
,detuilrtl for duty with the regimental
b
lle date of the change liltll not been uti-
pi-ll of New lrrtulott lumlrtl and started
(,‘upl. St. John inn hust-
lor an i it woull not bulpflrll‘ Ilia friends
in New London to see the t‘esse‘l Illltli'
iiig her wharf in thin harbor before \Ved»
nt*sday.-Ncw London Day.
for this poll.
A New Signal for Night Service In the
.‘Iilltitl.
l’rivate II, A. Giildings of Co. 1', Int
Regiment. liltniwlf an expert signabman
signal corpa. has invented and intimi-
f.ictured u airiiple rind tll'cctive signal
lamp for night uignaliug by flash instead
of the present method I f using the torch
or lantern and bucket. The apparatus is
cxcwdirigly simple ill I“ t'olistruction
and consists of a revolving box about a
foot iqtiarc and fifteen inches high.
mountml upon a, tripod. Inside iii ti small
powt rftil locottiotivo- headlight {I‘ll WithE
l;i'fti,~vtw till. '
The 4;» Lil-Il', t. clitl-tl at
the rear of the machine makes the flash
of Christian Endeavor of the Baptist
Church in this city. will be held this
evening.
The trial of Jacob Schcele for the mirr-
vder of Louis Drucker will commence in
the auperior court at Bridgeport to-‘
morrow. ‘
A consecration meeting of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
will beheld in the Congregational chapel,
Tuesday evening.
The members of Co. D have accepted
the invitation to attend the reception to
be givenby the Y. M. C. A. They will
not wear uniforms.
Th 0. Muscat, opposite the R. R.
tank, Main street, invites the attention
of the btrei‘t cleaning department.
Requiec-cat in pieces.
——I’Iaisted'ir Sari aparilla 75c.
Fred Fircc of Danbury has sung at the .
South Norwulk Baptist Church for the'
past two Sundays. Mr. Force has a
pleasing tenor vorce.
James Smith,who wcs prostrnted try it
paralytic stroke last week. is somewhat
better. Twelve years ago Mr. Smith
had a similar attack. <
James 0. Jennings has entered upon
the dutiea of advertising agent of the
Aladdin company that playml in this
city or. the evening of Washington's.
birthday.
Mics Ida C. Ultithicr of Beaten. will
fiddler-9 the ladies at the Baptist Church
to-morrow afternoon at three o‘clock.
The admission will be free and young
ladies are especially invited.
I
The largest and most interesting tem- ’
pertincc meeting that the new Reform
association have held yet was held in
their rooru yesterday. A good many
upokt’ and their speeches were hlIUll. and
to the point.
——Frceh Pork and Sausage, 120 1b., at
Ilayee' market.
have (Iorcomn of Winnipauk who has
eigtted with the Lynn base ball club for
next moon, is now in town. Ila will
endeavor to arrange a game with that
club and the Norwnlltii before rcturnrng’
to Lynn. -. .
The Danbury liar Makero‘ association
baa elected ofliceu for the ensuing your
aafollowa: Thomas Kinney; provident;
Patrick Finigau, viwpreaidcnt; William
Foley. secretary: Albert B. Hoyt, trenc-
ttrer; John Dyer, sergeant. at arms.
Yeeterdny afternoon, tin the Sentinel
reporter was going down Washington
atreet, he passed four young ladies and a
gentleman standing in a bunch talking.
As the reporter went by he heard the
words, keep “ill or he’ll have it in the
Sentinel.
“The new atyld Fountain Pen sold by
H. S. Rood in unqueatiouably the beat
in the market. It in a moon-u.
An uptown lawyer In making himself
altogether too odielout in the politicu of
this city. The Repabllcana here flatter
tbomielvea that they are fully compe-
tent to manage their own all-Ira, and
think the uptown lawyer better Work hla
schemes at home.
The Norfolk County Gazette rays of
than Clothlor who will apnk in the South
NDI‘WIII Baptui church toomorrow eve.
hing: ”Illa. Clothler iii a Woman full of
enthusiasm in her work, and spoke to
the hearts of thrice Ilia oddreaaed with
great director-o and power.”
The Rulorm Room on Elizabeth itreet.
wart packed yevlerdriv afternoon. The
meeting was led by Mo. John F. Knapp.
Pmldrnt of tho- Yonng Women's Chm
inn Temperance Union. Rev. G. A. Pid-
dock. D.D.t editor of the Christian
Secretary, madeavrry lamenting atl-
drrm, all abort mocha cm and. by
Charles Caskcy died at his house on;
Benedict Farm Saturday piglil, aftera;
long and severe illness.
Mrs. Smith. :iri old lady, 9') years of"
age. is very sicl: at the residence of her .
daughter, Mrs. Stone, Camp strt-t-t. .
Rev. Dr. Beard preached at the L'on- ;
gregational Church yesterday and gari- ‘-
his congregation two grand st‘l’llllllh‘. 5
Superintendent Iiuqhuell of the Bloc;
tric light company has purchased the‘
Wilson cottage on ('thstnut street.”
borough. ?
It is surprising to see the lilItIIlwl’ of
people who go back of (Vircnran'n‘ saloon :
on Water street Slillllll}'t‘.~'~philllil'l)' to
buy lumber.
Capt. C. ('. St. John left his icliooner
Minnie Rowan at New lanolin Saturday.
and came- i» this city to spent Sunday
‘ with his frii-n-la. ..
‘ “ill accompany him.
—-Salt l‘orlt, lllc Itr.. at Ilayea‘ ttiurkct. l
Bridgeport was defeated by Moridcn.
at polo last rte-rung, :l to 0. The game
at Hartford resulted as In lil“‘,~2 llart~'
ford 6. New llavi-n 2.
RN“. ('. l'. l'irltlot'k, i-tlitor of the
Christian Sncrctary preached two ex-
cellent sermons at tho» South Norwulk.
Baptist Church, yt‘slr'rihy.
Charles I“. Mill» lllli leased the otriirnwr‘
Island Bell» to “'illtti'it Hui,» \Vit-ivt‘illl
use her in hid it} slur llll~lrli'.~'~'_ Mr,.
Mills has chattvrrd :i first class. uteiitiier l
to accommodate Bell Islanders. _
Mrs. CarolineWT‘Hullidie-d at the rewi-
dence of her dtitlglitcr Mrs. Juli" Q. liock- '
, wood, on Main Sift'l'l, borough, S ttntdtiy ‘
night. in the 80th year of bur age. he-
ceascd formerly lived in Delhi-I
Samuel Daviaof this city, nit. third the
one-hundred and necond birth-dot: o. In-
brrition of Mrs. Flora Schlnrun In New
Yorh city yesterday. The old lady's:
Mrs. M. Davis of this city.
Captain Alice Aldrice of the Salvation
army wait out again yesterday. We
were told Saturday by a soldier iti tli0
army that ahiI was very trick with diph-
theria. We have found out~mnce that
even aSaIvntiouiat's word in not to be
depended on. ,_
The editor of the Mechanicii‘ Jounial
went into MeEvren'a hat titore Saturday
night and began abuaing Mr. McEwt-n
for his letter in the Sentinel. Billy rtood
it fora few minute». and their fired him
out, and gave him the good advice to go
back toGermany and resume lllrithClI-
potion of making bologna soumrgou. lie
ought to {to til. once.
Shipped Illa litmrtl IIIII.
William Cohen. ri barber r-ir.ployed in
one of the chops in this city, loft his em-
ployer Saturday night for New Yorlt,
where hie family rot-trim. Nothing
more was heard of him until Sunday
morning. when Mrs. Berger, proprietrcini
of the Old Well restaurant crime to
the chop where Cohen had worked and
inquired for him, laying he hiid gone
and not paid his board bill. lIie em-
ploytr, knowing nothing of hilt where-
abouts, Chief Volmer wan notified, afid
in Stamford on the 12:58 train where the
official: had a man they thought was
Cohen. The man at Stamford war not
Cohen and was related. Nothing has
been heard from Cohen.
M Revival Service».
Special revival N'flllcr‘fl will be held in
the Pint M. E. Church thia evening.
All welcome. Bring (impel llyrriria.
”Ari Imprcuive Service.
but evening at lin- I-‘irnt M. 8.
Church. Rey. (I. E. Harris preached up-
on the "Defeat of Death." The discourse
made a deep lmpremoo on lltt‘ audience
prayer meeting which followed. Near-
iyuoorcuf persons went to the altir
diamut nutrition.
for prayers.
w ”l in ':—-"Iiirtle ' (Tim ib 'Il'e t’ul- . . _ .
' ' 5 3, _ l _‘ , . loonnced, btrt it will be lWluI'i: April 1.
effort, “The lleroini- in huge, vt'ith Rnd w”, t mm“ D
‘i i 'U 0 l
, , . .Tlic liousatoiiiv-
Hort-rice J. liirnlli-v llluliv liindIm-) 85' , _
. - ~ Ittiul lherntd. trainmlown the valley, and
tho :tellnr attraction, no»: [\Yt‘nt'lllfll ltlnl‘ . . _ .
. ;the Loiinolizltitml it Hi L‘flitplt‘l“ tho haul
ct'i‘tl'llg at ”in Academy In an t‘ltllltisl- . .
. ' into .\c\\.’ \ ork.
tisttc audience, crowding the home front .
pit todoiiic. The iitngtitttceut sci-nory) Is slim-lo Imam-1*
l
Margi-
by pressing ii button which connects by
nimplu tllt'lfliflflhttl with the front doors
of llli' box. which rrprn and shut quickly
and can thus c-iniiiiittiimtv With and re—
.ccive answers from a Million litany miles
' away. Tlll' (it‘Vll'r’ i-' in ry light and 61m
easily be mrriwl front plicu to place.
and prcturcwpiw witiug. :ittlell, The grand Jury in the cs.» .{ Jiit'lll) ; By 1| CM!" Clinttimiu‘r'. tlicl nip can be
‘ rnviltn'v of lt-tvivirx ' to J. K. l'Iriitiiot tr»—
! Pt 1‘
'J. K. l‘lfllltll'f Ian-t but l‘wllt' of his draw-
.sigtia! the i‘lratiul was hanging III the
greiittytutliu i-i.j»yu:rr.t of Ill“ gnodeIn-t-Iu, Illl’ murderer of C'iiigtobloi
acting of [ms writ llalttllt‘i'll ('il".ilr'ly. . Uttlt’kt‘t. of New (lotion. bu.» bruuglitl
Baby limdley t4 “it i.~.‘t'otiiplt:.lml tintlvin ti lfllt‘l‘lll agains: him. .\ trui- bill
versatile Iittli- actress, full of brightgwus not fmiiid iigtiimt lletiry Paige. of
ideas and pit-rising ways, and her ini-‘WYwdport. charged with tltlll’llgl‘truil fir
permutation of Gabrielle. the Flower exitilt upnii sup-daughter. A girl
Girl, wrll long llt' rctncriilwrt-d by 9“ Sci’llllri-tl ymrsof out», Gilt-vie has not
who witriciu the pirlorriiarucv. llr'riyrthn-n put to ltlr'Il'l. ll.~ waucxarnin l
solos on the si-riirnl howl lllllhl-‘til iostru- ‘ ml Thur-Mtg by In. Illll. an i again I'm-
Illt'lllt‘..“‘mg‘. dairicvn. it". day iiinrnriur: by Ilr. Limb-r to dr-trrfl
initial-Iv." liIlfIl’ u ll t'x-r or ll 2'. h» H tn« luv. 'I'Iti-
physicians ’ltl'lllii‘ to rtttr “In: t'm
Ulll'vlrrfl they 2;:ii‘i'
lit:
tire» .- imply
.i. I\. Iiriniuit.
Thepi-oplrof Nurwnlk will have flit-
li-
rl“'l‘llt'll, l--rf\‘ltlt{
:thts iirml Hit)“ :ll’t‘ coiled ii: mini-ms on 1
1 the iii‘lhiglll‘llt‘l‘l of ”I" rim-tier ll in r-turt. '
‘Tllfl lx.lilil:l:lll'ttl “at lll'lll" ::t the in
‘stzincv «f Judge I. mlm‘v-al, Sin-ulr'a
(‘Illilht-l, who liupra to .‘llt ~.\' that lllrl
client i4 ttii-titally tlltll.il.lf:t'ml, timl llli‘l’t'»
fon- not legally Tr’sl‘tlllfllltll' for his rich. '
lltiilriiw O'"l'ltlll,:, .\ ‘llln'i'P: t‘iilizxiztrly
Tl‘." (,leit‘llllllill
Enquiry-r nay-r: "It I: quite evident that
tug powrra 'l'in- ‘Strtniling It will only"
lobby ll? 5:13” hint evening tit-II .wvrmll ”hm” [nullwmfimw
“mun"! “will" “T", lump" (”Tl-‘7 m" lil‘llll’lh‘! falttllzttl who'll r: urti~riilintis
to tho statecriiiplrollor give I itttls for
mouth 3 as follows: .
Hartford county. '.‘tlfllll: «Sew ll'th'fl,‘§
'«Iiljlilil: Nt‘W I. ‘ll lilli, l“,f;:l‘l; Fulfill Ill, 1
‘L‘il‘l": \Vlriilliittir, IllJNl": L'llt‘lllir‘ltl.
II.Ill>‘: .‘vlttltllrsex, 4,7ll'3;'l‘oll:tiirl. 5.3251
In Hartford '.lll‘ Illllllllr r of
‘cbillrrii inform-ll it ‘.Uill'i. TC-nv ll'twu
has 17.5%: All-thin, 5.2.4: \an‘dl'llly,
lifllll: New I. rittliiri.‘3.~lil.‘<l; .\'.-t\\'.c'li. 5.1“Ifi
4 Bridgeport. 9,608: Il.tttbury. 3.9”: Nir- ‘
alili- to gain :oItiiissioti.‘
" ( ii i! Service."
Next Tlitirwlny this new fair: .! rout.
oily, by ll. (3. ll.‘l.llt'll}', :tiitli r I'? "Xv;
ttirzi? Iii-t," will be gin-ii :tl Mtiwr II ill.
The t'tlllipillly playing in third Survicc is
a strong one, and includes t'haa.\\"nrren.
leading commedian with Agnes Robert-
son llouccicault in Geraldine, Emily
Krzin. lending snubretti- in L- \‘cyogo
cri Suwlr'. liar-I liliiltr'. l"'llil:tll‘l “will
M'lrnol
llroton I-Iia's, Font-ii.- t‘uhrii. \\ .tb K itw‘
“‘.llli, ' 21.406; Htitufttril, 3.470; Now “it
great-grand child is the mother-in law of I
3 the Diobtiry News, with refer. rm- to
inking two men to identify Cohen went. ‘
and great littemt wits mandated in the
(Turtle t'o , t'ltr.i ll iwI-ry. .. tilii‘rttv
soprano, liull't)pe~rit'..1\l.iy ll w, I.-_'-
“v Tycoon l'tr., Al. lit lilv't'lll, Sdi‘lllliy
Troubadour. Writ. F-nrvnl, lead it; c till-
to» flu:- Intim- Bulk and .\I.iud tlrtetig- r.
Swat» at Iluyt's rind Spence-i3.
ll'lfl, Hill: Il-rby, 3,62”.
Mnltlen "out It.
Eric Erickson. the old Sivrdinlt got. tw-
rnan who for tiiuriy years pmt him liwtl
' here and wat very generally known by .
tbc t'oitirnttnity, dltfil wry suddenly at
his homo in Sprrngwoml, on Saturday .
zillvrr not. lie canto into the huuw tip-I
pntrntly lt~ wrll unusual. but lllitl it'itlkul
only part nay :icmiu Illt' rutllll “lli‘ll hey
fell down lll‘itil. 'I'iu- cons.- was heart‘
The Durilmry Night l'n-Ight 'l'r'niii.
We copied on Saturday no arttcli- from
ltl’w llllr‘ :tll'l"lll of nigh: lrrxgbt at that
iplat'c, iii “lilt‘ll thu- tII’IIt‘ fault was
charged to \VIIH m I’o tit Stoutiilu-at tiring. ”H '.ldr‘. ”g w,” “ hump]... ‘.,,,m.,,,mi.l
llllg fraught from Now York for lliti- unit, ”HEW“, luau.
"bmb’ 3““ l“‘""“"""""' ’5‘“""" "“ ”l" (Illi'llilt‘tl yesterday afternoon. Rev. ('.E
)Nlflb ["1" ill-“i If “I" 5"“ “ml l""“ II. lthflltl otlicruttng.
luwlifctil the fuck the unit-I.» wtvtiltl Ill-l
l havi- 'rn-rix u rifle".
The fact is that during lh» Inst. Illi‘t'l‘
months. the “May has lrcrri ilm- fully at»
much to late trains from II iflt'fll Rlvr‘r,
as by the late arrival of the freight boat
at the Point. The winter bun born on
unIItililllly ievcre one, both for railway
, train» and Swami mitigation. and ulllll'l'
Ithe circumstances llll' :lt’r\'lt'.t' hos llt't'll
lfully equal to that of any Olllt'l' llllt' in
; thin section of the country. Ilo'l‘uwdny
l morning loot the bout train from Wiliion
' Point was here waiting for the lllttlt'lll ‘
‘Riwr train or. 2.00 a. in.. and was tillll‘
waiting at 7.45 ii. rn.. more than five
hours, and the train had not arrived at
that time. The truth iii that rrntil the
Uonmlldutetl iii four tracked, then- must
be friquent dcliiya in the urrrvr-l of the
freight trains as they are compelled to
keep out of the way of writing" trmntt.
which areaottumoroua at all honor of
, the day and night.
When the ltnprovementa now uodrr‘ ,"""'“""“"" ""m‘“ .
way for handling freight at Wilson ’I'ho udpitanbgenernlnf the army girl-ii
l’oiritnrticompleted, freight crm 1mm“;llll'Illllll'HVIHg all llw rtnmuh of thi-
llivered in Danbury at an hour cn'lyfllltllliu [UI’CQ'II ofConiiectrcut: _
enough for all legitimate biotin-us par-j ”""""“v“ 3"“9"”"““- 20‘ "“mwn'
PUB!”- " me” be no delay on the part 0‘ , ttiI. Il-‘Id and staff, 48: corrrptiity ofllcen.
connecting trains from other mm“ . Ill; totril coiliniiiieioin-tl. privutve. 2,387:
Does the New: intend to corivn' them“ “fill"! 7”" "'mm" 2'524' Number
irli‘athnt their hot manuflctuicrn humid tuetinvatlablo for tnilituryduiy, biit
one uay'a clock at a time? and that ii the I unorganized, 81,69"
\ up freight la 2 More late that they burn:
to shut down f the div? I
l illioti rind route.
The trial of Benjamin loud» for u...
uniting Jamel- Walk. r mm lu-
morning in the police room".
amount of tt'ntltliutiy wm
Judge Knapp found Ingilh
fined him .2 and com.
(‘otiiiectlcul'n Shiite.
forriied the iii-outi- that if any lt'gthliilliiii ‘
lllllluld be provirhd to place lllI‘ original I
lit on an t'tllllllii)’ with the public hind"
H'honl purposes that Connecticut would E
tin-entitled to 88,444 acreil, on the hush)
ofom- ht‘t’llflli of loud out of even 36
contained iii the Mote; and to 176,838?
(Ill‘fi'll nii‘thi- biotin of two l‘l‘t‘lltllltl out of'
till.
133 and font» for Iiriirikonrio-o.
‘ Friday night Chief Yoluicr urrextcil
IMlcllt’tll Oliver. a New York alllli-t'llr-‘
‘pcnter, for drunkenness unddiaturblng
:trw pence. lie was an habituuldrrnltor
innit victim of the morphine habit. Ile.
Lwmt tried before Judge Knapp this
‘ morning and fined 85 Mid coats, in all
110.26. Being unable to pay he Willi
Rl‘llli'lll't'fl to a term in Ilrigcport jail.
Another Illlllrmt Match.
. Trrcllltifl'tiw evening ‘lht'l’l' will be It
iguroo of 100 points cushion comma til
I litemnu‘» billiard rooms in Hartford, lit--
ld tliiultwecn llawlra of Torrlngloii, the atrite
A l"'8®,¢hampion or. the built low grime, and
I'l‘f’l‘l'lllltl- l Andy Welch. Mr. Iluwkit will give a
guilty and :oublmllrcnuot. The grim» will be for
100.
The funeral wan' _
'I‘lw m-crrtary of tho Illlt'l’lnl' loot lll'l A
otateu iii the matter of grant: of land for g '
instantly extinguialii-d.
incl?
PRICE TWO CENTS.
130R SALE CHEAP.
I ltuwo family house with all modern improvo-
nun .
their» and lot in fine location in East Norwalk
r Also twenty line building lot» to be cold on only
roan. ,.
clock farm. “:50 arm, in fine state of cultivation
With all the stock. grain. clt‘. I’rice 87.000
Two boluses to rent. Possession given immediate
ly. mitt! J. is. RANDALL. East Norwalk.
P‘ARMS in the town of Bedding, of from it; to tilt)
acme, at prices from but» to $6,500.
These. farms arenittiattni in healthy loralittea. and
an'mmlly vrrh improved art-l have on them liubv
atantial and comfortable dwellings.
They are tie-imble for Hemmer rcaidencca. or
pcnnancnt homes, and in consequence of the
settlement of mania. some of them will be sold for
lei-ii than the coat of their improvements,
Eur Lure of TAYLOR d? GOLDEN,
lti-a burn and Insurance Agents. 45 and 41
Wmlrlrvgtnn 8L, South Nerwalk. Conn.
Silver Wyandotles,
Bl'k Cor-hints,
w. (a 13. Polish ,
Ponfiiw‘nuck
Egg! now ready for hatching, for
site.
t'IIAS. Ii. IIYA'I'T.
Striiwlwrry Ilill Poultry Yard.
t'f/‘Vhitoru \' ~ )
.t’
[lair purchased the exclni-ive right for Ntirwmk
arid South Noni-till: to It!!! the [rental Electric
librafor, and t’xll’lf‘hilt‘clll without pain, anti free
of any extra charge (FArtiticiul teeth a
Ffle‘llill)’. Office and reridrtnte adjoining Methodist
pumrniigc,NorwulkJit. Open evenings. f2lrlm
Monuments and Headstones.
Do not buy uniuntimcnt or Headstone
photograph, but go direct to the rhow rooms of
j. \l. Butt-ii, Watt-r strcct, Norwnlk and ilclect one
‘till complete and you will not be disappointed in it:.
appearance Duo or iii all kinds of building' atone
and t't-ttictery work.
., "no.
EQUTTABLE LIFE
msunaucg cc.
of New York.
A s-tetis, , ~ . ,,,,,, $83,000,000
Surplus. ....................... 816,500,000
front an y
Thelamp was recently tes ed iii the
presence- of ollit‘cis of the nu itrit-rtt rind.i
Wits much ullnlirt'tl its siiiiplu and rift-c}
tire, If adopted and used, sigrialuien in ‘3
the l‘. N. H. may expect some nightr
duty in comp liv‘l'r‘iilii‘r.—-\Vill’ Memories. l
I
.\ ltoml l‘oiiml. i'vl
I
During the t‘lll'dllllllllt‘nl if the For»;
t \‘t‘lir‘lll utilittit I:t~t fall :t tliti-l t-ntrted‘
old Mr. Taylor}. ll.lIl:~'t' at New I.'iritlori,§
.tud .w'uhv to.» b illtls for i lirgo :iititiiiiit.‘I
his: wool. it than llfifllt d 'I'liotiiag-i l‘lllis'
sought I.) lying: zit t'tzv llnlynlct- police
slilllnll, oul :-. llV'l'lil “‘th‘ tonal in his
prichr-t. lllYt'sllg-‘tlixlll pi‘oi‘mi that it
“His orient the bonds srnlvn from SILT
1‘.in tr. Ellis niys he found llll‘llllllll%
bowl-ill». railroad track in Ssr‘intori I’.i..';
In~t lbt‘l'llllit’l', and his cl ry is Iii-Iicved,l
for th now!) that tho polit‘t‘ have ti tic-I
m‘riptinn i‘ftbr- nizi'i \\ Im at ilc' tlicliuntlfi,’
.‘tllxl it Nuns not iogri-i' wr h that of l‘lilis.
.\ Tough litilry.
(luv of lllt' queer pr‘lf‘ll'tllallt‘o'rl of the?
burn] of ._\'p.~':.w in Iirnlgrprir: was» the!
carrying ,.{ art lilfnhl, o::l_\ tit'.- days oId,l
in it «'tttp-t ‘r lg. 'l'm' itiutbvr opv-Iirrl that
\‘Ztll-r' I'l w‘h rrtI public rt ~ 'flrl \t'lii-re shi'l
.‘liltl .-Ii tired to lb.-i
:i~‘toui.~bed I)_\'-:~tziri<b-r.-t iii-r infant all :
leilii; Mitigly b'st'ritlL‘i'tl n-ithiotw if Ill
had been It him-n. The ynungati-r ill-II
iri‘ggi ll peril-ire.
not cry or ~ll'lWliigll‘10llil‘infltllslftfhfit‘tl,
hilt several [vi-Hons who witnessed this;
~lfill‘1l'riltl‘lllt'lt' In-cutm- indignant tin-r.
“but tin-y regurtltd as on txlitbitiuii ofl
cruelly. that they threiitrrird to report
the uno- to lllt' authotptIi-S.
yl)llill).
Ill l.|. ~ in Norwalk. Satiirtlziv mull. t‘arollnt- W
llnl‘. agi-il Ill your! :3 month» and l.’. «hiya,
I‘W‘Ftitiernl ill‘n'lt‘l' [tomorrow afternoon at the
ninth-tiri- of llt‘ftlttlltflllt‘f. MN. John .‘ hick-
nood. 7 “mil r-lrt'l‘l. lk‘rtli.gll Tent-rd
foruirrly ri-nitled lll lll‘llll‘l. Iluiilntry paper-t
please copy.
Bog Inuit.
l..'llftll2 New Y'ntmdhitid Put.
A color Anwrcratothc riumc o
ti-nurd um hr gin-u for but return to
f‘.'.‘ tf DANIEL l.'lltl.\IMlilllEl'.
llrowri
"Iinttm."
in
A
Itoomn to llcrii.
N Rust Norwnlk. Inquiri- of
I27 ltv t‘llAS. (l. t'lfilllllt. Iictteilirt Farm.
glint fnftrfr.
in A. o '1' o R '5?
To lot or for mic. rorrwr Day and Raymond t-irwin.
IJHIIIBE BUILDING LII'I‘S
0N WHODWARD AWL. Will SALE.
Exotrritu or
E. A. W'omlwnrd.
f2l 6m
Dailefil M ii'ilbts
on EA] ’.
Non. ”and 2t, nppodte ”I'll”! offvml for a few
dnyn. only ”Munch: Noe, ammo. on Maple tit.
only 33)!) each.
MELVILLE E. MEAD, Ml‘y for owner.
hr) in end
For Stile.
13AM Ntlithtth. and Bt‘l'lfillcl Farm.
1 Ilct-imlrle mldeum. ln excullutlt condition.
I’riccir l’l'llwllllrlt‘. and terms eat-y.
Eu trim of TAYLOR It. firthfiEN.
Real Estate and manner A cute. u and 4? Wax-li-
lngmn BL, tintith walk. in.
Cheap llomoatw I i
will buy it new home on Monroe
illicit iii ”1er city.
$1,800
$19M" Whirligig“ h'm‘” "“l
Apply to 'i’At’lArlt it HOLDEN.
I' and nourancv- A int-.15 and 47 Wash
lltlmn at. Booth omit. (It.
For bulls. '
(ammonium! [“le mt Ilmwood are.
coauthor all the modern lmpmemrnor not:
i
lot In the
Real Kathi
‘ SL'III'U‘S. .............
‘l'mlnt‘YLOR & GOLDEN, Agts.
Tilte‘rlllelr—ofiilitan’s Record For l887.
1 ( Jo) number of outstanding Polices during
5 ,l 15
tliiin iii Astute duringP 18‘1‘. $l,‘3)l.0fiii.65i.
limit in I’rctnirim IIICllml' during; 1387, $1,150,671.-
l'ntiii In llllt‘fr’t‘l Receipts dnrinng wilt, $55,649.—
tiuln Ill Urn,“ Income during IRST. $1,236,321.33.
Number of llcuth ('larrna mill in 1%,:2Jir‘d.
I .‘Ain’oupt paid to Policy-holders during I887, 2‘1.-
‘J H 7 L '.
Miriilicr of l'oIIt'lr‘I ill Ftltt‘c, ISHSfilD.
Now Insurance erllt'n during tsunami-:15 00.
t‘ mint and surplus for rccttrity of Policy-holders
our and above the reserve n‘qlllrml by law, H per
Ct'lll rand nil other liabilities. 51.161.97.13 It).
Amount paid by the L'nnipany to its Policy-
lioklvru furl .alme, itc.. since organization. plus
[lit-rill llli‘t’rlt’tlASflcls. 818.608.153.55.
JOSEPH LEII’NIK, Agent.
American Investment Co.,
of Eiittoctsburg. Iowa.
PAID l‘l” ('.vtl‘ITAI ....................... $600,000
7511!)
Gold Dvbcnlun- I; per rcnt. Rt littered Bonds. in
dt'lltlllllfltluolil‘ of $500. SIM“ an $5.000.
ttoid Debenture t‘i pcret. t'oupori Bonds. in do-
ntllltlfltllllfll! of $20). $300. $500, tlwtl. and mm.
First Western Furrnouiitl 7 per unit. Mortgage
liorul- in Ilt‘lltillllimliull! of from m :0 SIM“). l
Thtsc Bonds and Mortgages usually run for 5
yuirs. and do not exceed ~10 per cf. of the value of
the property mortgaged.
The printipal art-I min-rest of these bonds gnnrart-
tcml by the t'n and are payable in the City of New
York. The financial cuntlatiori of the Co. has been
l'Xlillllnt‘ll into by our State Bank Commissioners
and the (‘0. is now doing busiticse in this State
under thclr supervision.
'l'tim- Bond»: and Mortgages are offered for sale
at par and arcnml uttered by
TAYLOR it GOLDEN.
Real Estate and human re Agents, 45 and 4’: Wit-ill-
rigton St.. South Soniiilk, Conn. “if
[out Illlll‘ 'Llli Tull-at.
To-Morrow May be Too Late.
T It - an Endowment Policy that you may need in
old .._i. If ’ou Inc or if you llli‘. it Will be ti help
to your fuml y Ill, cents a day will "ive u young'
man an endowment of $1000.10 be paid to him at
fro y ears of age or to bin family or death. 5 cents a
day will give you a life policy for $1,000.
Iii-lure iti the
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
tll’ HARTFORD.
ll. 5. L'IIUMMHDIEV. AL'cnt.
ROTIélllml
The Sale of
$5.00 nits
AT
DAVIS
to Close
March 181:
Davis
M'I‘IIB m
TAILOR,
mod curring: onto and niobium the min“, rm
. also annular home on firm ' aim, mn-
tainlna the liltlIl cit}; watchtower. run or
’ AYM a 00
Real Rotate and helium llama, ill and Il Wait»
lumen lit.
80U'l'll Ibflll\W|lili, (31'.
THE TAILOR.
“girlgrfar'qmrufs.
El. H. Van lion
in the brilliant furlral comedy
By ".16. Donnelly. author of "datum Gal."
MUSIC ' HALL,
One N 13111: 03117-
Thursday, Mira-ch l at,
NEW AND ometmu. imam,
. cii'rcnv lawman.
MAGNIFICENT ocular.
Brlmful or Laughter and Fun.
Beats at Iont'a and Spencer‘s.
. Miss Ida C. Clotliier,
0r Boston,
Will dt‘lIVCf a lecture under the auqiicea of the
Young Women‘s Christian Temperance
Union, at the
Baptist Church.
South Norwnlk,
Tuesday Evening, Femath.
EVERYBODY INVITED. ADMISSION m.
"MRS. JOHN I". KXAPP.Prea.
ionwaur OPERA HOUSE
ON]; NIGIIT ONL",
Monday, February 27th,
Engagement extraordinary of the talented and
versatile little sonbrette,
FLORENCE J. BINDLEY,
ill-by Inndley).
Supported by it stmng company of Metropolitan
Artists including
311-. James Horne,
Bturona best and bamlaomest young actor, and
311-. Otis Turner.
In Hartley
The eminent eccentric comedian,
Campbell'ii masterpiece
if
”IIINE IN Bills."
The brightest and moat pleasing Comedy Melo-
Dnittia on the American stage
tinder the personal management of
Mr-. Emma Frank.
ADMISSION; 25. m and 50 Cents. ‘
Sent: at Plalsted‘a Drug store.
I‘lUSIC HALL,
'I‘uesflay, Feb. 28.
The world-renowned
J. K. Emmet
In the remodeled
FRITZ,
Our Cousin German
fl'lie moot n-tuarkable succera ever recorded.
Eighteenth yoirm one pamarida universal favo-
rite throughout the world.
Seats at Iont’s.
LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEVV YORIK.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
DANIEL I’ltOIIMAN
aroma .lli.
Hunger
SATURDAY Marina: 2.
The Regular Ilramatlc Season.
The Wife,
A New Play by D. Belaaco and n. C. Dellllo
Company Includea:
HERBERT KILCEY, GMRGIA CAWAN
HENRY Ml GRACE ll R80
Names WBIA'I'CKOPT, LOUISE align. ‘1',
W. J._ Li! MOYNE Hits. WALCO’I‘
CIlAb. wriicorr. Mini. wmrtrafi.
(IIIAS. DICKSON. MISS CROLY. .
W. PAVEMIIAM. MISS CROSIAN,
PRICE—All Rmervcd— 500.. 7M..l.00..l.50
For Rheumatism
And all
Impurities of the Blood
Illlllllllll’i idiot.
35 (Junta a Bottle.
80“) BY
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Norwalk and So. Norwalk. M In
marines
at the
01d Stand!
WASHINGTON so
We have m received a
and invite inspection ua'""i.'l'."”'l-Klil'y':c"§i".
better rural-hurl than over with." thatmtoaiaka
up aim clan drum“ and magnum can in u-
aautl oftlie W m: rim lab to
Plilll‘lllllllli trunnion
film notice and and Iii the renal iklllful mart
030. 0. IMHOH.
Civil" Service ~ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler