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ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
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till; ”It‘ll. villus.
Weather wlliilletln.
For Wednesday, in New England.
warmer, fair weather, anti milllllel'ly
winds.
High tide tomorrow 12.30, low tide
I131.
Sun rim 6.29; sun sets 5.43 p. m.
I Mrs. Stephen I“tll'l'l'lgf0fl is visiting her
daughter in town.
—~-IlIIl edge chowder. ('uitipbell's old'
stand.
Emery Stevens is back in his position
in Cornsinck's store. -
Fred and Innis- Hrouiley of ,‘ England
Seven candidates were initiated last
night in Palestine Castle No. 2. A. O. K.
111. C.
Bishop McMahon, of Connecticut, will
extend his present tour through Mexico
and Cuba.
The funeral of Charles Caskey was
held this afternoon at his late reIidi nee
on Benedict Farm. .
Fred. 8. Lyoanr" and Fred. Lauder
went to Bridgeport this morning to test-
ify in a vagrancy case.
—-Lard in 5 and 10 pound pails, 50c
and 81. each, at Bayes’ market.
A union meeting will he held at the
(‘Ynngregationul Church to-morrow even-
ing, led by Rev. B. A. Delano.
Officer Heddeulias a writ out for John
initiated at the Port 031cc
. w,” mm“; H“. y. M. (3. ,\_ "p.14..." to. , says of tin- perforinaoce to be held at
‘ bells old stand.
at South Nor-alk or Be:
latter.
and tau
1 ii irlv-s r. “lotion is quilt» 4.1.- u viii.
inicrtniiztnt Ii-icr.
illil Well Ilooli &‘ Inidilrr l'ouipziny
! .‘iTIZR'lA INPIYD"! ".
«l h. WAIT-"WI 'l‘rr Night.
The Cincinnati if-iuiiiiei'ciul (inn-cut:
Illulrow night. i Mosu- llnll, this evtalliiig:~—".lm- Emmet,
\_ - 7..., " . . ' the same lighthearted, merry Fritz, up
Try PllwtedshBeefhlrou “M \V ""' peered at the Grand last night. Just as
The thermometor was only thirteen young and "'9" 0‘ YOIW '13 "0". bill»
degrees above zero at twr-lve o‘clock last bling “I' iuelodiously like it song-memory
night. :0! the past. There in... a vast audience
. tussciiilili-d and one quite as responsive
() ,\ l -' ' "' . . . . I r
m Vel hm". l' & A "I M” ““‘k ‘ as l-ver honored Fritz by "it applause.
he ' » ' . ' ‘~ ‘ -
t third degree to night Al. Illusitr l Its I’WI'IV recognized at once that mag-
Masons "lined," - ,. ~ i netic influence that in this actor allseein
“GYM?” “It'll,“ml “WW”. I'IIHIP- to have agreed to worship. What a
striking and remarkable character is.
Emmet iii any ran-.3 How marked his
.inilivitluality, ntil bow lusting his hold
1upon the public. If he has aged any it
was not apparent last evening, nor has
he deteriorated any in voice, nor lost
any of the elasticity of step. Hosting
and danced just as of old, carrying his
audience to that pitch that his every
2 song was redemanded. Mr. Emmet pre-
fisentcul the original Fritz, the best and
’nlost successful of all his plays, and it
may be said that thou woo saw him
saw Iiiin at his best.
His supporting, company wwvery
good, some one or two of itsindivuluals
demanding special mention.
Dwight W. Thrall, goneialngent of
the Connecticut Humane society Visited
Norwalk yesterday.
At the revival service of the Flint M.
E. Church last evening, six persons went
forward for prayers.
To-niorrow evening a large delegation
of Irving Lodge, 1. t). O. I". of I’oitclies-
lcr will visit Butler Lodge of this city.
~Fresh Pork‘and“ Sausage, 12c 1b., at
Hayee’ market. ‘
The executive committee of the Young
Men's Republican Club is to meet this
evening at the office of John H. Light.
Human Nature. i
"Human Nature" is tho ur..quc and
comprehensive title of a strongly con-
structed Yankee Comedy that is an-
nounced to appear at the Norwalk Opera
House on Monday evening March 5th.
The eminent character Coiiictlian,
lRichnrd 0.0011113"; will appear in the
The Farmer suggested that a game of
ball to be played Good Friday, bearrang- .
ed between the new club that is to repre
item Bridgeport and a nine of profession-
als that have formerly played in that
city. What is the matter Willi having a
game in this city on that day if the‘
weather permits. l
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\ll Illr frltls “'llllllg to no will
“resign rorrunir‘r.
. .Mw--.
I him In
tho- (solider Ilull,
Yesterday, in Urofut 8:. ls’nupp’s
fuctoryNo.1. the following llOlt‘ was
sent into the trimming room.
LEAP YEAR.
All the ladies who will accept an invitation to at.
the Gander ttllib with me, please sign their names
to this document. 'INNEY.
When the document went Iltlck to Mr.
Kinney it contained the..ipnuaun... “t “it
the ladies in the ilcpnrtnirnt. Mr.
Kinney, who isti youthful and lltln‘llllll
bachelor, denies sending the note to the
Indies. and says it a batter; j are“ Thp
Indies, however, do not consider it a
joke. and were in Bdl‘llt'bl in their re
spouse. and hold to the Opinion that Mr.
Kinney should fulfill his part of the
engagement. The matter came to the
knowledge of the club last night. and
they insist that Mr. Kinney should take
the whole flock. As it is leap year the
ladies have fit» undoubted right to in-
sist upon the pleasure of Mr. Kiiiiiey's
company, and if he fai's to afford them
that pleasuro he should be ssyerely cen-
sured and fined at least ice; cream for
the ladies and cigars for the club. It is
worth fill it wouldcost him to take the
ladies to supper tcknow that lll' l‘l held
in sucli high esteem by them.
omissions“ MAN.
Neva-v Committed,
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in the fall of 1583 Charles E. Sparks of
N011" ”“9" was sentenced ‘0 ”“99 , well educated and he is a dentist in New I ly‘
years in the state prison for stealinga
set of harness from the built of Isaac L.
Stiles. Tito harness was found in his
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1888.
ist'nltot‘annn ur mun Hinton».
'i‘lln llovi-ilrlo male of Affairs on n Mich-
llcltl County Farm.
Up Ill lriiiosville. just south of Now
i Milford, ti very remarkable case has
Ecomi- under the notice of the Humane
society. The Daiibury News tells of it,
bill it is presumed that the man tor creo-
ture) is ritlnleless. in a small burn or
shed "l’ilf' the house but joining onto the
. born, is a perfect it :rnal house. In this
are now‘lyliig seven dead calves {Hill the
I’lmncs of as many more, and evidently
irnnging between the ages of two and
eight weeks. lit the horse barn are a
quantity of hides and the carcass of a
horse, which has evidently Iain in the
same spot for a year or more. In the
stalls adjoining are tWo rowii of slim
chions With an alleyway between them,
filled with cnttle. In this alleyway is a
dead yearling or 2-year-old that has been
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stanchioris each side of it have what lit-
tle food they get thrown on top of this
carcass and they are compelled to eat it
‘ or starve. in one of these slanchions
near this carcass are the remains of a
calf, with its head in the stauchions and
L its body under the oxen‘s feet that stand
: iii the next stall. On the barn floor over
.3 the stanchions is a dead cow which looks
! as if it had been dead but a day or two.
t;0n a manure heap in the barnyard is a
‘lle Sl‘l'“l'll Three Years For a I‘rlnu- llo3§tlend calf. Stories of personal filth are
not a few. but they are too revolting to.
‘print. Both the Hill" and woman are
Milford. They say that he is a good
, neighbor, in that h»- will put himself out
’ to oblige another. S on»; yum ago his
(lend along lime, and the cattlu III the‘
“flimrttrldfr ,
I" .A. c '1' o 111?
To let or for sale, corner Day and Raymond streets.
CHIIIIIE BUILDING LIITS
ON WOODWARD AVE. FOR SALE.
mourns or
E. A. Woodward-
f‘ll 6m
For Sale,
I, 1181‘ HOIIWALK. and Benedict Farm.
a Desirable residences, in excellent condition.
Prices reasonable. and terms may.
its one of TAYLOR it GOLDEN.
Real Estate and utterance A is, $5 and 4‘.” Wash-
ingwutstH booth orwalk, Ct.
.Cllcap llomer. »
will buy a new house on Monroe
$f,80 Street in this city.
$1.000 ‘I‘Iitill'f‘l’lIléI? house and lot
A ply to TAYIDll d7 GOLDEN.
Real K‘ildll' and neurones [$45 and 47 Was It
moron at. South orwslk. Ct.
For Sale.
A (.‘OliliODIOUS residence on Elmwood ave.
convalnin 7 all the modem ‘ , I! with
a boil carriage once and stable on the prunlses. for
sac, also a similar house on Havtlsnd street, con-
taining the usual city conveniences. En sire of
AYLOIt .ft GOLD N,
ltcal Estate and Exchange Rooms, 45 and 4': Wash-
ington t'lt.
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iii the
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1 two family house with all modern Improve
meals.
1 house and lot in title location in East Norwalk
All-U twenty tine building lots to be sold on may
terms. ‘
block farm, 250 acres. in fine state of cultivation
with all the mock, grain, etc. Price shill)
Two houses to rent. Possession given immediate
fiTil—tf J. S. RANDALL. East Norwulk.
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I For Sale. ‘
! Faults in the town or Bedding, of front in to is)
: “112'. at prices from 81.4“) to “£0.
These forms are situated in healthy localities. and
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wo CENTS.
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Monday Eventing, March bill,
The fatnous Yankee Comedy,
Human Nature.
Introducing the Celebrated Character Comedian,
Richard OlGorman,
Aided and abetted by I employ of Remarkable
enemy and several Artful animal Actors.
a
staccato sin in. Charming lfulic, multin-
‘ Dancing. uni tnuus Spectacular Scenery.
Marvelous cchil
slut Engines. an
Orchestra of unrivalled lolsu.
ANI)
The Continental Brass Band.
TIIE USUAI. scams or rarest.
normed Seats can be procured at Pleistcd's
without extra charge.
El. H. in lighten
1n the brilliant farcical comedy
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By [1. G. Donnelly. author of “Natural Gas."
’i‘IUSIC HAIJL,
Ono Night Only.
Thursday, March. lat.
NEW AND ORIGINAL MUSIC.
possession and he said he. bought if or a . wife “.0", the blooiner costume, and I“. t are mostly well improved not have on them sub-
Lenyon of Wliistleville an italisri iri- 'rrx Wabash. I little role as ”Salem‘l’enbndy "a middle. , , . . . _ .
‘ t . “ iagcd Ya’nhce Farmer. Tm" Company stranger I”! 8””0' 1‘”me supported dressed in the, style of llleltlst century.inunmlumwmmmme dwumgs‘
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t‘ATCHY MELODIES,
They are dcsicabb: for summer residences, or:
dicted for being a common thief. '
The Y. M. C. A. are making great
preparation for their reception to the
Military and Firemen to-morrow night.
Charles Secord‘of New Canaan wishes
its to state that he did not receive any
back pay. He only received a small
pension.
It you hear any unearthly noises on:
the drawbridge at night, don‘t mind ii,‘
as it is only Fred Selleck learning to play
on the violin.
Last night’s polo games resulted i s fol-
lows: In New Haven, New Haven 2,
Meriden 1; in Waterbury, Waterbury 9.
Henry l‘roeb Enter-talus a Large (tom-
pany‘ at Arion llall.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry.
Fret-h celebrated their tin wedding by
inviting a large number of their friends;
ti Arion hall on Washington tlll't'tl.
Hood music Was furnished for dancing
and that pleasure was generally indulged
in during tlieevening. Several selections
were sung by members of the Arion Sing- I
ibg Society. Plenty of refrrsliineuts
and a large degree of sociability made»
the evening one of great enjoynwntfl
Several articles of flowers Were given'
Mr. and Mrs. Froeb. A party of young,
men arrived during the evening with ii‘
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Bridgeport 3. ., 1"
Butler Lodge will have a special ul-é
hereal of the inltiatory and first degree,
tonight. A lull attendance of all inter-i
ested is desired. — _ d ‘
Rev. Thomas G. Osboriie,.wlio was
taken ill on his way home from prayer:
meeting last Thursday night, died If. his i was 3 graduate of the Yale law whoa! ; tluy afternoon on .-.-iiipl
home on Merwiu street last night.
—Dinuer 25 (its. Olimpbell's oltl stand.
Howard Godfrey of Chestnut street, I
borough, was tapping a cartridge iii his?
revolver one day last week and the call‘ 5
ridge exploded. He had a narrow escape
f rom losing his eyesight. ‘
The official statement of receipts and
expenditures at the New Haven Grand
Army fair snows receipts of $17,968.45
and expendttures of $6,913.09, leaving
net profits of 611.055.36.
Ike William is to have a benefit at Ly-
ceum ball, March 13. The occasion will
be one of unusual interest tr) sporting
men, as a long array of notable talent
will be in attendance—Bridgeport News.
—Salt Pork, 100 10., at Hayeo’ market.
Pensions have been
granted as
follows: Original, invalid, Michael
Moriarty, Thompsonville; original,
widows, etc, Margaret, widow of John
Slattery, Bridgeport; minors of Thomas
Cunningham. North Stamford, New
Canaan and Daubury (ends October 17,
1889). ., g >_
A very small audience greeted the
"Heroine in rage" at the Opera House
last night but the play was first class, as
goodif not better than anything that has
been played there this season. Florence
J. Bludiey performance on the musical
gin-as alone was worth the price of the
admission.
~31». ll. F. hoists open it 5 and in
cent Notion store in Library building, 2‘]
Washington street, about March 1st.
"Fritz," of lullaby fame, and “Fritz" of
the Republican, look very much alike.
The only difference between them is that
Mr. Emmet has a sweeter voice than
brother Taylor. But the latter gentle-
man is raid to sing many fine selections
whenever he has an opportunity of being
alone in the Republican office.
Manager Hoyt has negotiated with
Atkinson A: Cook fora return of their
excellent company at lib-lo Hall for the
week of April 9th. With no opposition
they will undoubtedly dosgood busi-
uam. When here before they had to
compete with Kitty Rhodes at the Opera
liouse, notwithstanding which they had
good audiences every night, and gave
the beat satisfaction.
- E. C. Whitney has removed his Art
Store to 571} Halo st.. (Scaffold Block).
next to Warwick hotel. He will open
there on Thursday, March let, with all
Exhibition and Sale of Fine Etching
Engraving. The above pictures oom-
prise the very latest publications by the
best artists. A cordial Invitation is ex-
tended to all lovers of Art and Fine Pio-
turev to bepresent at the Opening or
during the following week. Owing to
«alter arrangements the line or Earnings
will be on exhibition for one week only,
, Ilsa variety of household articles.
rope several feet long, containing no end- ‘
It Was?
quite late when the company dispersed.
“on. John ll. I‘rinilee lieu-I.
Hon. John I). Candie, editor of thc‘
illridgepnrr Standard. dlt‘il lard Illghl‘ milieu Again.—~l'uhhlclllll untiir War-
after an illness of several Wu-Q'IIS.
Mr. Candes was 68 years of age, lie I
and over 30 years ago had a law office in :
New Haven where he then and subse-
quently held various offices of trust and
responsibility. He came I') Bridgeport
years ago and bought an int-1w: in the
Standard. finally becoming president “lid r"=‘l""-'»I”'l Willi-NW ml IIt'Illllifl, true,
and editor. lie served as a member of ,
the common council and of the board of
education. About six years since he
was candidate for lieutenant (lowrr'or ,
of the stale. . lie was inlluenml in :
securing for Bridgeport ti..- .vxwlient'
public library and wzn pl’”‘lil*‘!l’ of flit,”
library association, also a twelve oi the ’
Connecticut Literary institute at =
Sufileld.
Lecture at the Baptist ('hnrcli ’l‘u-nfglit. .
Miss Ida C. Cltittiier, who speaks zit the ,
South Norwalk Baptist Church this eve- 1
ning must be a brilliant young woman, if
judging from the flattering nirlli‘es she:
has received from the prei-s. The
sembly Herald of Chautauqua, says:
" Miss Clothier isayoung lady whose
pleasant manner in private conversation
or in public address wins a way for th
truths she would enforce. Ut'llllv' in:
manner, in public speech very r‘tllllt'tllf
and enthusiastic. That she has power;
to hold an audience was illustrated by"
the fact that in the hall, literally throng-
ed, the people waited, through the ring
ing of the supper bell and for aortic tnin- '
lites afterward, gladly listening to what
she had to say."
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Ansonia's nine is made up with the
exception of short stop, and is captained
by William Fogsrly. The club stands in
the first rank, having been beaten but
three times last season by amateurs, and:
once by the Waterbury professional nine. '
~--Ilridgeport Partner. ‘
-—It might be well to state that the'
Norwalks was the only amateur club in
the state that the Ansoriins could not get i
away with.
What‘s in a Name.
Alexander Leander Balden Bunion, of
deding, has accepted a position with J.
C. Wilson til: Co.-South Norwalk Senti-
nel. We would inform the late William
Shakespeare, in answer to his question,
"What's in a name l ” that there is it
good deal sometimes, as the above proves.
«Hat Review.
The lint Trade.
Business, as a rule, remained mum
quiet during the latter part of January
and the beginning of February. but of
late has shown a tendency to change for
the better. The improvement is gradual,
and is becoming general, and a satisfac-
Hat Review.
links "or flip.
Lest evening Miss Sarah Richards,
while sitsnding to her household duties
at her home on lisrshal street. fell and
broke her hip. Her suflerlngs were allo-
vlated as much as possible but her old
sgswlll probably prevent her to fully
Mllttbflll.
recover.
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tory trade will undoubtedly rcsult.--
supporting Mr. O'Iifl’lllllll is said to em-
brace some of the most capable peoplein t
the country. Every pot in the play‘is a
character on», thus anordiog endless
opportunities for clever acting. S into-
remarkably fine singing, dancing :iillI
liliisit'al specialties Will Ii.» ll’if‘iiIr-llltllly:
IIIIfIl'Iflt'i‘iI.
Mr. Il'll~vriiiuii :\ all lilriisu-ll' sing the
song "JUrI a I.tliIi,lSilll-1I1lllt*,' tilt: ren-1
dition of which has given liirli a national.
reputation. The Grace Church Quarteite
will also vocalizn. A live calf and horse
will be seen in the first act. "I'helloni-
pany carries a large quantity of elegant :
scenery, and also brings lli own ”rt-lies
lra and Bra—s Iliiid, t'nnlinvnt it I'm-
forms will be wow by Li.» hand.
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ARRESTED 'l'“'l('l} IN 05H DAY.
llernian Anderson and Owen Riley Ar-
Irislll.
IIerriiun Alllir-l'eluil wa- nrrniul yrstrr'
and at I“? “'IIC,
charging him with treating her. Her-
mun acknowledged the charge .md told
Justice Sella-1r tho renzion h» did it.
Mrs. Airlerstni was drunk in until. and
Justin- Swllt‘clr I.7Jil$lllt‘ft‘.l tiiv when
IIcl'iiiiil told the juslgetlizit he niatln one
great nil—take when he got intuit.-
he li.-tl f;1lll"1' gill.” jitl tor .~‘1.\‘ yoursI
than Ilvo with his w;fi- again. '
Uthl IliIt-y, one of the pnrtictpiiits
in the Sunday fight on Chapel street.
who was put under $100. bonds to appear :
for trial this morning, was arrested for
drunkenness and breach of the peacoi
again Iastniglit. He sat» t:s--.1lit~i‘.irel
Justice Sellsck this morning. IIr- pleaded?
guilty to dint-.kentms ..nt1 “ii-3 {Hull-I
guilty or. thr- other charge, and liar-i!
$10.00 and Nate. James Cook, tit-mn-
paniun of Riley’s, whowim arrested at
the some time for the same mirth-v, \VZOS (
lined $3.00 and coats. llotli w.lt 11.. to’
jail in default of payment. ,
Riley's demeanor III court [Illa Ill-Illi-
ing was of a Irrilggltlilcln nature. He
had a cigar in his teeth which Ilv‘tlill
not i: tilovc until tnr judge told Iillll to
and tin-ii he did it Willl :i rnr't'I. IIe
want-I to convey the idea to the sports.
tors that Ilr' was it "bad iii-in.“ \Vllll'il hi-
certainly limited.
The names of the t'tiiltilt- lltltrrx .n.
gagetl In IIlI' light on (limp-l Hil'rt‘l,
borough, ilrt' Owen Riley :‘flilfttw
Lockwood, Willistii I'aguri lltltl II~~rtilcin
Anderson. The Italians arrested tire
Fraugo Capanglrslo, Joseph “(film and ‘
Peatio Frlepwck. All pleaded not guilty
before Justice Belleclt yesterday, anti the ,
court adjourned until this morning at.
nine o'clock, to give the Cobble Iiillers a 3
chance to employ counsel. The Italians I
were put under $50 bonds, George Queen f
becoming their bondsiniin. Lock wood, 1
Riley and Anderson were ptit under:
$100 bonds, William linicnhey bot-mu»
i'ig bondsnzan for Lockmiod and t‘lltll‘r-:
i son and John Malone for Riley.
The trial of the men engaged iii the
Sunday fight is in progress to-day iii the I
Police rooms before Justice SPllflt'k.
The participants on both sides matu-
charges against each other.
Arrested for Vagrant-y.
Lru-t night Patrick lichrlun.l.a ti..t <
ter, applied to officer Holden tor ii
night’s lodging in the lockup. This.
morning he was tried before Judge
Knapp for vsgrancy, and not pleading]
guilt y to that indictment be was charged ;
with drunkenness and plead guilty. III!
was fined 32.00 and costs, in all with
Being unable to pay he was sentenvml to:
a term in the Dallbury jail.
Brutal John Del-ray.
John Delurey, of Dsnbury, has been
arrested for inhuman brutality to his:
wife and children. The lnllt'l‘ were cow;
cred with bruises and he had struck that
woman In the face just i’twfore being ar-i
rested. He was sentenced to ti short lin-
prisonment and the Humane Hociety will
probably look after the children.
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, I’It'flfir‘ ll~k tilllcl’ papers in (Why.
‘jall for thirty days yesterday.
his assertion and he made his case worse
by escaping from the officer, He was
recaptured after a few days, convicted
and serl'ed his term. Now Iv‘rank Hicks,
being at lIIl' point of dotitliirif‘harle-
inoiil, Muss” sends the loll-living letter
to the New llavt-ii I’nion:
New Marin l'nion—‘llr. £‘litor:--
' I'iens.» plint this dying statetinnl Ironil
me: I“ the illtli day Jilly, 1883. this
day.) I Went from New flavor: to North
Haven, it being late when I got there.
morning.
fly net; t.i Ii'\\' days after I sold the some
ton peddler for $12.50,) and Icurritd the
harness to n burn, I tlilnk the wrst side
of Ill.» tie-pot. (I‘lw mun had his wife rind“
an infant baby. If» to'tl me be lived in
North llivvii. I we Ill limp-pct the
man was atria-ted and sent to prison for
lIlri-r- years.
his forgiveness, trusting ill llod I shall
I)" (t-rglvvli for ill! tin "5' n,‘ I :l:.I lnvn
Yours,
Funk links.
This was accompanied by a note from
John Stanton. first selections, saying:
“The nimw stall-trivia from Mr. Illcks Is
lI-- has bet it I11 my employ for the
pzlsl year, but is at tin-point of death
l,;in.1 now, and is very distressed. thinking}
you “'1“ not publish his statement."
\loro Light “'nnto-tl.
Ii litvvr Seiltiiielzwllaii you tell your
readers wily it istlint the railroadstalion
iii this (‘lll‘ is out lighted tip i \etitngs?
line light to illuminati- both waiting;
rooms HilII that is used, and that is?
about the some as none. The r torus are
so dark that it is impossible to recognize
a person across, and very unpleasant to .
those who are waiting for trains.
seems that so large a corporation undone ‘
so wealthy as the N. Y” N. II. 8: II. It.
It. could afford to light its passenger
waiting rooms. As they are they are its
gloomy n-t dungeons. I.. II. I).
Ate n Gallon of Oysters.
JJIIII‘H Irish of North MancbiNtt-r swul- ‘
lowed a gallon of raw oysters at r. siltivg‘
at it .mlltl’lfr'l in Hartford Thursday. ill-
raised a two quart iiieastire filled to the
brim with oysters and swullowrd its:
contents. It seemed rather in put no
edge on his appetite, and hecalli-d for
two quarts more, which IIO‘M'IlI after lIll'
first, making a gallon at uni- sitting,
which certainly beats the world's record.
——.\'ew London Telegraph.
George \Viulilngton Assaulted.
George Washington, of Dunbury, not
the father of our country, but the col-
ored individual of Salvation Army
fame, was assaulted Sunday night while.
going home from Betliel where he had
attended ii meeting. Eye witnesses to
the affair say that “Georgie" was treated
shamefully by the employee of the rail-
road company. Brother
otter visits this city and has many
f ricntls among the Armyists here.
l'lclssltiidcl of Leap-Year.
We heard yesterday of a peculiar case.
in which a young man was sharing
the attentions of a young Indy in this
city. It seems the last night Ili'chIi'II
on her the girl's father called the young
llltlll aside and proposed that the young
mall engage himself to his «laughter. It
is unnecessary to say the young man left
Illl' premises immediately to consider.
Now Ill‘ thinks life, is not worth living,
especially during leapiyear.
M Days in Jail.
Justice Helleck sent’ James Stcbb to
Blebb
filled up Saturday night and commenced
to put red paint on the Inside of life
[150's saloon in the borough. lke obc
jected and had him arrested. fitebb had 1
just come outof jail. lilo line and costs
[puts hint back there again for about
flflyJour days.
«Boys wanted to still. the Sentinel.
l .
went into a barn ofa Mr. Stiles in the
I took it harness and a strap'
11.- wiis innocent; yrs, in- ,
noceut for what I did, and I kindly ask '
It.
Washington ,
,pcrrnancnt homes, and in consequence of the
They are thorough crnnke,witht rill doubt.
‘ settlement of estates. some of them will be sold for
l Mr. ’I‘tirall got evidence enough on his; its.- than ihccostot their impmvements.
Ivisit to the place, “yttIl'lPHIily. losendl Emu"? 0’ TAYLOR‘lanLDEN'
. , Real Estate anl Insurance A . '
. the man to state prison for the balance ; Wa~hington 2st,. gm“, Fomflkfégfl ‘5 and 4‘
[of his natural life. ’
, unmet... ‘s...’..‘.i..‘§fi»......iia
Court, February 28th, A. D., 1888.
.’ ' . , \\’hetu.~i,npolicatitin has been made to this (‘otlrl
‘ A I'l’mu“ "0'“ D“ l“""" I" Clinton 0y~ter 1 for the admission to probate of ii certain written
“round (KIM-h iiistrumept as and for the last _will of .lAih'Ni-I'I‘T
In the Middleton-n superior court , A" "Ru“ 1" ““9 0' Mm'm" m ”“1 D‘wm' de‘
, ‘ ‘ . ceased, therefore
Thursday eight of in» [anions Hinton: (litilmnl), 'l'liiitraitt applicationlie heard and de—
oyster cases were, disposed of, tbrw- deci-
_. icruiinod at the Probate Office in Norwalk. on the
4 ,5lhtlsy of lfsrcn. 1888, at 10 o'clock, foreuoou;
cums being favorable to the town and I and that notice ihermfbegivcn toall persons in-
. _ , , ~ _ _ : tercst therein by publishing this order in a news—
IIV‘ {”7 I"? defendants. I‘runll H‘ ‘de g paper having a circulation in. said District at least
. liPIiI, \\ ilii.itii Il. Bushnell and IL. Ii. 1 five IIfl'IINIOl'I? said day of tiesrin
Bacon were the defendants in the cast-sf AS“ 8' WOODWARD,Jtulge.
.lIl‘f‘llIt’tI Ill ftn'til' iii ll!“ ttlwn iif I'llttltiil. i Silver WyandotIes
‘ l
The town claimed that oyster ground
Bl'k Cor-hills,
lit-cup. «I by tlu- tIr'IE'IIlIHIII" was natural
itrountl and therefore the iuopt-riyof the; \V. (I. B. l’olisll
; unsu—
P0111
town. .‘ppt'ilIrl Will It.» tilti-u to the .
. n 131:. 1‘ ‘.
supreme court iii all cast-<.—~I’illlatliiitii. EL.“ no“. ready ,0, hatch": for
an '.
CHAS. In‘IiYAT'l‘.
Strawberry Hill Poultry Yard.
{Whalers Welcome. f2; 1w
1'. '1'. HYAT'I'.
Bantam
Has Illlrt‘l’ltlil‘tl the exclusive right for Nora-nth
,lllllI South Norwalk to use the Dental I-JIec/rit'
? Vibrator. anti extracts teethwilhoui in, and free
of any nil/‘11 charge WM“ clal teeth a
PIWIJIIY. UlIIt‘t.‘ and residence adjoining Methodist
tuintinsge,.\'orwaik,t't. Open evenings. I21 6m
Monuments and Headstones.
It is mors- all I more evident that the i by)" not buy amonnnterit m. Headstone from any
, . , i ,V ,. ”m“ H “mm," the? otograph, but go direct to the show rooms of
i 1’ U!" T " 9‘ ' "' ' "f i I'. W. Bates, \\ alt'r Street. Kermit: and select one
(,"IIlllt‘Ill‘i is part ,iil :i great in'itciill-nt i ll“ complete sad you Will not be disappointed In its
_ . , . «. ’. , , ,. , _ appearance water in all kinds of building stone
it hit b Is to txtt It i ItlIii tin Ilt xt gtnera ‘Mldwmelm, '0".
lion.
5. 'll ll t th‘ .3 writ-nee, , .
am Sula ft a be t t l l). “ . IgATl‘js.
of‘ himself and Sun Jones as follows: 0, 3"? _-._. __ -, ‘ _
"Nothingis so much needed for the}
INSURANCE CO.
freedom of the t'fl:Ill\'t'lI-—Illl.lt'lr‘ who are .
bound in the spiritual bonds of iniquity“
of New York.
.. . ..8ll3.000,000
NOT \' I'I'l‘ SI‘II‘T LIIII.
i
/
01' Interest In \‘elerall l-‘olilli-rs.
.1 still for .'| $I,l,l‘.lll has I'r't'll t illerml ill;
llll' Witritlluiii l'IllllIl.’ n..,...i... mu... i._. .
H II. Iirosvi-nor and Is attracting con-’
snlwmillo lillt‘lilltlll. tittisvi-rmr enlisted ,
in Wit under a guarriitt-e from the town
‘nf I'omfret to pay rui‘ll wit-tier enlisting
. there $20 per month. ilrirzvenor served
:ftlllf yours. n t'eivtv: $13 per tituiilll front
‘tlie govcroiiient, and he rut-s for tlit- h’hl-
lnnco «Inc under the agreement.
and llufknlldo—filfi that there shall be
* among the churches cooperation in
every iiitm-itii-nt, and with every man i AMP,»
Z that gives signs of earnestness ltual lion. 5 surfing”
esty. 1“
We have had the pleasure of lilmang . 50”
in many cities oi the West, and t f the. ‘
. . . , ,
Situtll. and of [1.2- North, and have even The MCIrOPOIIIaII 5 Record For I887-
been over the borders into ('tlllillla; and I j Gilgnlnumbcr of outstanding Policcs during
~ . ' s 7.‘
can say to y.ui llmt every tin-sting net itsiiilr‘i 5"“? during 186': 31.301.061.61
haw t‘Vt'l‘ held, that had about ll. the; Gain to Premium lncommlurlnt: 158:, 31,180,671"
. t ,,
elements of success and that brought: (ininln Interest Receipts dtirmng lair, $55,649.-
munv to a knowledge of their sins, was at. ,
. ' , * (lulu int'm. Incomcdurin 188‘. 1336,32 .. .
brought about wlwmm‘ hfld "It? m0”? Nuinln-rdflhrsthcllilns illuminant!”
hearty and most unquestionable co oper | £th! i‘Iidlu Policy-ho dent during 1887. :2.-
‘ation of all ill-notionatioos. We have: 59$»; 0, Poticlcs in ‘30"?- Lfiflg
seen lilin’ lv-llll of cooperation in a most l . M Insurance written nrlrigl ._
. . 2 17 i i l .
‘ lllillVrItillrl degree. We had it iii a most l “I" ‘ um ”um m I“ "cum, °' °""’ “I‘m
. overiintl above the reserve required by law, (4 per
wonderful uo-nsure in llll' city of ”It“? Will i Ind eilolbrrimbttiites. Statuses 10.
, ago. I’ 'lIlltIl-l few itinvi-inr-ntsliuvs ever
Amount paid by the Company to its Policy-
holtlm for Claims. etc. since organization, plus
' so much mow-d that city on the subject WW"l infirm! Amie. Sla.sos,lss.ss.
of spiritual light. and on lllt‘ subject of JOilEI‘n LKIPNIK. Agent.
the recovery of the lost, as that move-
iiient, while it was in progress.
In llsltimoro We had the co-operation
of nearly all iliedenominations. Among
them Were no pursuits more vigilant, ac»
tive. determined and earnest than some
iiiinislers of the grand Episcopal church.
‘; If the difficulty is merely a matter of
! methods, cooperation will correct them.
Corrections do not come from holding off
and criticising one another and turning
upon to» preachers, howvver humble
they may be, the guns that should be
turned no sin and iniquity."
YLOR a GOLDEN, Agts.
l
l
.IMIthl 00.
American Investment 00.,
0f Bmiueatobgrg, lows.
PA") 1‘? CAPITAL .................... ,im
SURPLUS, ........................... . “22.”
(told chcnltm'f. per cent. IFIH’PII Bonds, in
denominations of 3500. 01.001) am $51!)".
(lord Diorenturc 6 per rt, t'oupon heads. in de-
iininlustious of taro. ”to. 0:01). 31ml), and mm,
l‘mi Western Farms-nil 7 per cent. Mortgage
[tooth In ilenonilnstlurisof from m to Studio.
'l'hci-c floods and Mort rages usually run for 5
years, and do not exceed lover or ofthc value of
the yummy mortgaged.
’1' in principal and interest of these bonds ctr-rari-
ioed by the to and are payable in the City of New
York. The llnauclslcontlitlou otilic (to. has been
examined into by our State Bank Commissioners
and the Co. ls noir doing business Iii this state
under their supervision.
There [limits and Mortgages are offered for sale
at par and accrued Interim h
TM Lott a comm.
ilenl Estate and insurance Agents, 45 and 4': Wash-
agion lit., 50th Norwslk, Conn. 42 ft
Carter's Liver Bitters for tliccuie of
dyspepsia, liver complaint, and all dis-
eases caused by malaria, are made by
the makers of Carter’s Little Liver Pills,
which guarantees their goodness.
Ililltli'ltmlill Trill.
Tor-Morrow Maybe Too Late.
. .91”)
OSBORNEJn Norwslk. February 27in, til his
t residence on Herein street. it". Thomas ti. mm. m, “down”... mum“. "um, need ,0
mum. riled it? rem. l’tmml m'ln'o old lite. it on live or If you tile. It will III! I help
Thursday it lemons. in your final y 11 i cents a day will ive a
"Hill as "racemes of Show» heap; o h In at
~~«W-»~~-r«~~» ~ ~ ~- . ~ . -' fillyearsoflgeorto IIII family at h. 5 centre
”0' M", . III: will give on a his policy for 81,000.
i.-
mum: New moans rap. Brown M“ “
color, Ammiolbeaalie a “homo. ‘ A:
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
nastsnn‘noiurantrt'. Life IIISIII'aIICB 00,.
mi
mutt will be pm: for in. Min to ;
Mtf i
nonra- its Item. or mat-roan.
N Rut! k. i tilre of 3‘ g. ”noun '
min Woman“.st rim. I m ”“3 ,gmmh
i
MAGNIFICENT soartaar.
Brlmful of’ Laughter and Full.
Scale at Iloyt's antI‘Spmcer‘s.
1. VIII}. 1. ll.
Miss Ida C. CIOtIlIBl’,
or Boston,
Wilidclivcr a lecture under the auspices of the
Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union, at the
Baptist Church.
South Nor-walk,
Tuesday Evening, Feb.mth.
EVERYBODY INVITED. ADMISSION ma.
MRS. JOHN I". KNAPP. Pres.
MUSIC HALL,
'Ptiesday, Feb. 28.
The wortdreuowued
J. K. Emmet
1n the remodeled
FRITZ,
Our Cousin German
The most remarkable success eyer recorded.
Eighteenth year in one part, and a universal favo-
rite throughout the world.
Seats at Hoyt’s.
Nil-500.0“ ; DANIEL mourns
,LYCEUM THEATRE,
IT
NEW YORK.
23d St. and FOURTH AYE.
longer
Ssrrmnsv Mullins 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A New Play by D. Bel-sen and If. C. Delille
ERBERT Kwnyggigfil
Ii , CAYVAN.
HENRY KILLER. GRACE HINDIRSON,
liaison WBIA'I‘m", {'03ng DILLON.
status .15.
w. .t. LB HOYNE . swore
cuss. woman as. waivers.
cuss. nicasoiv. Miss caonv.
w. ravaasasli. liiss caoslias,
PRICE—All m~ 506.. ru.u.oe.m.u
NOTICE !!
The Sale of
$5.00 PANTS
. ‘1—
DAVIS
THE TAILOR
to Close
sonmu,aonwar.lr.'o'r.
Norwalk Chronicler