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NUMBER 71.
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“rather Ilulictiri.
Fur Thursday, in New England,
slightly vrrirrurr, partly cloudy wenlltrr
and f reeh southerly to westerly Winds.
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The Ilrrnnru :how will not vi-it new
‘ l‘; "Al“ 'I “w: summer.
, living laidgunt' i’rirlttltrsh'r “Ill \‘1\Il
' Ilutlrr Lodge this “111111;.
At Meridcn last evening the 115.: :r'nrd
High tide tomorrow 1.17. low tide polgists won the “am" by as"“”"‘3
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7.02.
Run rises 6.27 n. [1146110 sets 5.44 p. m.
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—Wai'rier's Cure, 85c. at I’Iaisted‘s.
flail". I7. l'. Hi. John hrui returned fol 3'9"“ P'lmlm‘rs will t..- rfllt’ttw'tl from
New lr'vllllutl. i the Strife Prison in
,Illl' month of March.
I Novigntion of the llortsatoun' Itii'er
I has been resumed, and freight i4 receive
.‘etl for shipm. fit at the deck-r E141 lentil.
‘I‘t'lih'lblir‘ltl sltlffli'g
William ll. Steven-ion um "I town
this morning. , _____ _._
~Frcsh Pork and Sausage. 1
2c Ili.. of
Hayes’ runrkul. __ . _ '
Albert Smith of llanhury visited the, f'harles F. Kucli. forinerlyare'sideut
borough yesterday. 31m.» but now with the South Norwark
. _ ~ _ I Her-f (7:1,. won in town, yesterdaymnlling
Mrs. Percy s children of Benedict . on friend S__ An sun m 39min”.
3 murmur.
l'u'v. '] lirirritrs ti. flwlurtti.
Rot"... Thomas (I. Osborn was born ill
‘ lliverhesil. Long Island, in Heroin-r,
l 1820, .trnl died in Norwallt on the t veri-
‘ ing of Monday, Feb. 27, 183:1, in the 08th
year of his age and the “lb year of his
ministry. He was converted in early
life, and entered the ministry of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in 1341. He
lift-i been p.1- tor of sew-rail prominent
_f‘lltlri‘lrerr izt lli'mldyn. New \Ritl. nudi
I('-iiirivrv:iviit: tnim- he occupied, the re-i
lsporisilile position of Presiding Elder.
and Wan once, elected by the New Yorlt
East Conference no one of its delegates
to the General Conference. As alnrin
he rvns of cheerful disposition and gent-r- I
on: heart; as .i preacher lie was thoughtv
ful, earnest, sometimes eloquent, and
always instructive. His whole nitrite up
Farm are much better today. ;
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The friends of Hts. R. H. Rowan will
regret to learn of her serious illnctw.
The funeral of Hrs. Caroline W. Ilull
was held yesterday at the residence of
W- ., ,lrer daughter, Mrs. John S. Lrickwnmh;
An attractive delivery wagon for D. lborough. Interment was in the Nor
Stow has just been painted by If. Tilly. ? walk c”'“"l”l" ,
l —Dinncr ‘25 ctefCamplwll'h old stand.
-Oysters fried and stewe Camp' . . _ ’.
hells old stand. ‘ d Ills Hamilton went Ito Antonin ylrs'tt-r- .
l - . . - ‘ t ‘ ~ '.
St. John's lodge F. & A. M. will visit riy t 1500 manegir ogar y in It a in:
.. _ . Ito entering the amateurstate league.
63:53:22” wage of New Yorlr CI" Hummer-ting of the league will he held this
3 evening at Ansoniri.
ti.
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l People who have birthdays to—day nrel
celebrating them. As they only have it:
birthday once in four years it is not sur-
prising that they should make the most:
I of it when it does come. i
A pleasant party 'an held at the resi-
deuce of James Phillips, at Springwood,
last night. ’
Thomas Smith‘hns sold out his barber
shop in the borough to one of his jour-
neymen. . , . _ James Smith of Ely’s Neck road \vaI
The Italians employed "1 ““3 constrnc- was atriken with paralysis last wet-k is?
tiou 0! ”l9 99W" in "19 MINE" I"? very much letter. [to is able to get
jubilant to-day. around the house by leaning: on the back 1
David Stow a’fi'n‘iée's new styl es in of a chair and pushing it ahead of him.
chamber and parlor suits and other for-
niture in this magi” -
—(}llt edge chowder.
j —Salt Pork, 10c 1b., at Ilnyea’ in nrlret. 1
r .. ,. , .
' . ; Miss Clothier said in the course of her .
Campbell .-: Old l lecture at the Baptist church last night.
stand. g-._.- “That wherever you found n young no.
M3353“?! 30"" & Ladder “imp“! man there yotr found a young man."
will attend the reception given hrthe She might have added flint as um was
Y- 3L 1‘. A- fuenight. ' i leap yetir. wherever you found :1 young
. "'“‘ ’ "' . . ’ruari there vrur found A \‘otin-r worrrnvi. ’
John Gilbert ‘learles' ciriiliti in u ver-; 9 . - ‘ ."
‘ ' l ‘ Illut she is not much utqtlututt-II with
critical to-day. The doctors have mltbo young “mm“ of Norwallr.
hope of his recovery.
The Lockwood Manufacturing Co. have
commenced another large addition on
the rear of their factory.
— E. L‘. Whitney hm; removed his Art ;
Store to 57!; Mainst., (Scofield flinch-M
:next to \Varrviclr hotel. lie will oprril
Ethere on Thursday, March 1~t, mth 3:11
Exhibition and Stile of Fine Etching
Engravings. Thehliovc pit-titres corn-l
prise the very latest publirutions by the.
.. * :bc-st artists. .\ cordial invrtntiou is ex-
Artliur Brown has left the employ I tended to all mm“ of Art and Fine Pic-
of the Norwnlk Bridge ”'5'" Company. : lures to be present at the Opening or
and acceptedapoaition with MLStanley. during the following “Wk Owing ,0
‘ ' ‘ ‘7 other arrangements the line of Erchings
will be on exhibition for one week only.
. : March In to 8th.
Theexecuttvecomrmtteeof the boringi 1‘. 3L t'. A. “fielm'm.
Mens Republican .club met last evening.: The Y. 31. (I. A. reception to "w
rend adjourned unlli "th Mondny “.9"- . Military and Fireman this evening will
rug. _-_ be opened at 3 o’clock with a then per. ‘
M13 and HW- ‘VRISI’OWOI NB“ York formanceof ruusicand sotltt. The "herb
city, who have been visiting Mrs. S. R.
dam of the house" will be accorded the
Ranting of the borough. returned home guests. who will find it a good opportun-
to-dtty.
,7 _, i ity to test. the Gyrurirmtim :ippzirnfu-i for
The Fdifficld Count)“ Medical Society I Il'l9lllielt'erl. Refrt‘sh‘rtir" ‘ v.i.! tie wry.
will hold their annual meeting on Tues- 9‘1 by ”I“ R9C"l‘ll"" ‘ T‘TII'H'?’ -' 2-. "A “'l“ .
day, April 10, at the Atlantic Hotel in “'5 to ““0"“ I" “El 0 “”"N ‘l “93”." I
3,“me ‘ welcome.
Concord Division Sons of Temperance
will celebrate their 44th anniversary in,
their lodge room in the Gazette building ‘;
tomorrow evening.
The Norwulk Wheel Club will hold
their semiannual meeting to-nigbt.
Supper will be served. Their rooms are
very tastefully decanted.
General D. L. Couch is one of the pre-
sent grand jurors for the present term of
the United States District Court.
—Lurd in 5 and 10 pound pails. 50c
and $1. each, of Hayes' market.
“'nl'tfetl Badly In MerlrIr-n.
Chief of Police Lockwood of th.» bor-
ough. received a postal card from the
‘ Chief of Police in Meriden Monday, are.
iug him to he on the lookout for it man
who hired a horse and wagon illIllnI.
place and failed ti return it. The de.
scription of the mun is m follower:
About 5 feet 7 inches in flight; rlafkl
hair and mustache, darlr cloth-s andl
black but. He is agood talker and givesl
his name as Porter. He hired tin-Irnrse‘
'on the 2m.
Referee Donuelly of the Connecticut
polo league has resigned and tn-rnorrow
goes to Washington to join the baseball
team representing that city.
"Frill" It Music Hull.
Lost evening the distinguished conic-
dian, J. K. Emmet, and his company
were at Music Iliill in "Fritz, Uur Cousin
German." They were greeted by a large
audience, but the play was not received
with a very large degree of enthusiasm.
Mr. Emmet's grace and genialify. which
make him a general favorite,were clenrly
shown last night. "is singing however
was nothing remarkable and received
very little applause. None of his old
familiar songs were sung. The closing
act of the piece partially redeemed some
of the unnatural situations noticeable in
the first three acts.
It was reported yesterday that an oyrr I
termau had been found on one of the
islands in the sound frozen to death.
There is no truth in the report.
~lrl. M. F. Hoyt w' I open a 5 and 10
cent Notion stun in Li ary building, 27
Washington street. about March let.
A Mucbaoen club is being formed on
Washington street near the bridge.
We are told that an East Norwalk man
is being talked of as president.
The tug Matte Rowe brought In a scout
load of coal for Raymond Brother-and
took a raft of timber from the Danliury
dock to Wilson Point this noon.
Tomorrow evening the committee of
nineteen of Pulestiue Castle, A. O. K. of
the M. C. will meet at the office of Judge
Knapp. The committee is for the good
of the order. fl..-
A number of members of the Union
(lapel Temperance Reform Annotation
propose to go to Norotoo to marrow
«smog and hold I temperance meeting
in Fitch's Home.
James Wulkneruwas before Justice
Struck by it Wafer Spout.
The New Haven bark Reindeer, now at
Bermuda. was struck by u writer snout
on February 11 while under full sail.
She was completely alarm-rated below the
bends of the three lower nitrate. The
weather had been clear and there vrmr
almost no warning of the collision.
Bids for building the new (hingrcgo-
tional Church were opened yesterday
afternoon of the office of Architect
1 was respected by all who knew him, and . _
I greatly beloved by hisclturcli. He leaves. "‘9" ““3”-
l animosity arises on account 0 ..
lpeoplc take kindly to tho dntlythouglrinmm
motion of all his loudest liop'.‘~.
' have our Iii-st wishes, neighbor. so forge
was that of a Christian gentleman. Be
t
I GERMAMS cumulus-c.
i I‘Inlmlriltly of it ('I‘ntnlllatlmr to “curl.
l l‘ulltlcully.
The lit-rut its throughout the nliflc
have begun early for campaign work in
the coming presidential election. llart‘
ford has already fallen into line. while
Bridgeport perfected lln organization
last week for the some purplish". The
other large cities in the state wrll proba-
hiy holrl meetings before long, :turl If is
thought that :1Slltll'fll'ullrlll'.iItirt. mull be
pr-rfer'tv-d. A: the t‘dllllll;:t"lfl\'t'lilltlllrif
‘ ttin hItllv Turner ,titlt'it‘llcsl in New Haven,
Wltlf‘h represent-a ti liitge number of tler~
IIIHIIP‘, llir- tiiiilft-r in likely folio lir-ngltt
= forward, null it is thought that they will I, ll“? bW’" {it""ri‘l’b' rcswnrded I" by
' furor the Idf‘tl of a gent-ml centrnlzz uirin
.of the German voters throughout the I bury.-—-I’alladiuui.
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state. It is not thought likely that they
will favor either of the two parties but
will select such candidates who are put
a wife, n married daughter ttfltl a son to}
leaves tlu-tn lllll heritage of :1 stainless‘
reputation. I
Funeral service will Ut' told .it the;
lNorwalk Methodist Church at. 10 ii. "1.1 Yes. my store is full of Il‘tpt'lr‘.
Ito-marrow.
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Friends of the tlt‘Cl‘tht’il will i
street at nine o'clock.
L. I.. for burial.
' The Sentinel unrl liars-flu. ,
The Norwalk papers (the weekly fulfill
are keeping up a snarling m the Sentinel, i
but the ol-jwrt of attack seems to g
and prosper just the some. Tin-once a:
Week fellows find notlnng new in the way ‘
l
row '
of rzezns of interest that the Sentinel llila ; come around “”"r them “l"‘m (“'“lv'” 3"" Lllglaml for Bullet. The Vestibulr}!
I
not already “scooped" ‘trul l)t‘fll..tl~l the,
ftl‘ml. The;
Iht.‘ rtemizers for the W~‘r kites don't.
Th:- Senlitrrl ropirs the {rhino from h
Ilrttlgeyhurt est-hung , “‘lill justifiablerul-
isli. Yet no one knows better thin the
'Sr'tttlllfll flirt! it t' ill luv-i :wr possible tr:-
‘ ft-frtttt'r' to the liritvtte.
'ltl see on; might or n. dong: 'vllt'il :r voli-
\‘.'r- are rej lll‘Ull
ahl littlle lo; ~u.r'«.~+ nod “ill; the 1:1-
rric-it ulltl't‘rlty .tialr lzirn ubirtn’lzutt reali- '
You
ahead—f insert-x
——\Vhrit the (ht-t!» my in rel-moo to
itself is till tun. not \i-- tireiak it for its
friendliness and ”mourn-41:21,; word,»
3“.“ ('lothirrs' Address of The fl;rpti~t
f‘hrrrrli Lust Sight.
The address by '5‘th L'Iotlriri‘ :it the
Ilnptiet t'Eittrt'li ldhi night imlrl l'» r Lo 4»
audience without tin-I: fur é-viir.
It won interspersed \v2l'r lilhfrl and
.11;
[witty sayings, r-rir‘lr I'Mftttft; or the right
f moment.
Every Word nlre- tilt-rial
chair and iii~tinr't. Sit - up It» I'!
, buy to the good people, “throw who are
'It‘ltlpi'rzh‘ and buy Illli’t' i4
no in. I for
tlinrnrurlvi any It'lllll-‘I’lfllt‘c‘ turf; “- ri -v
llt\‘r'r tltlflli." Siiz'
were u stumbling lllt‘f‘l; in [Irv wrij.‘ of
others that :lrd drir it.
turn} \‘llflsliilll Tr”'.llll min-i- I'ouvn l'.t\'l‘
in Min: t'Iotlih-i Worker. :i
bright and Willy I'dlih‘f' will it lltllli-‘ :ul-
vocrrte of the temperance cruise.
l’lrr‘J‘r .I ltrii‘.’ flir'st'
TI..- Curr”: \‘v'o-
lair t'nl‘iIvN5
New llousatonfc Engines.
Six of the new engines ordr red by r1..-
‘llouentonie road will he little-I for run-
l'llfl',{lll:11'.t ti . xpress trains. .ml :.r- t. - e
constructed so :14 Li umt the ruptu-
trn-ntw' of long -ii~rhtn'.- rm» nut lir‘
Iiousatontc road. The fit” of gum.- “'LIl l-e
: provided with two kinds . t ntr bull.» .1,
hil‘f'l boilers, large “:llrf I-Lt'lli r'ipnr-ity.
(Hill fill the appliances. for speed. Tl..-
(roofrnr-t Hills for origin: 5 ti; .2 it ill i.,.r.I
eight or It‘ll passenger I‘.|f§ uri i:pyr;.-I ‘.
The new freight engines writ lw six-‘
wheelers rind very powerful.
.\ Iltrnv llclir'.
('ortililt'to.’ f‘rlruow today '1: t~ :it {hrs
office it Well iti‘t‘r‘t‘l’lt'tl copy of thi- nt-
rangenrent—r for the ftttietnl tiltlr'r'ehlt'fl
of George \Vnshington It is print» d on
a sheet 1:le nut is :urroumlvd \vrh :t
heavy black ll'valv‘f. It Vi." I'rt’l‘flll)‘
brought to light in looking over “m
papers Irv Bliss >1. A. linrrlteruf New
York. The committee of :tnzitigt'tllt‘ltls
were J. M. lluges, l'lbenrzer Sir-rein.
Jacob Morton, James Finite. John Slngg,
Jr., and it is dated Dec. 2.1m. 1700.
Brldge Ilurned.
The large bridge at South (foundry;
owned by the New London Northernl
railroad was burned yenterdny. lire
having started. it is supposed. i'min‘
sparks from a passing locomotive.
Tradlc on that line will in consequence;
begreolly delayed, but it is ii-rrpectethi
that u temporary bridge will be corn;
strurterl by Friday. The structure was
123 feet long. Loss about 310.000.
A Man In This (my 'rrun c-n lint n i'...‘
Dysfun-
Talk about a man outings gallon of j
oysters at one sitting. Amati intbis;
city went into Frank O‘Brien's rating
saloon Sunday, and ate three oyulrf»
slows, and then asked for Iomeuynterll‘
Salient: this morning on complaint of
Benjamin lagellr, charged with assault.
He was fined 31.00 and costs. The fine
was afterward remitted.
ranged to price- from "8.000 to 385,000.
The architects In New York estimated
the edifice to cost about $45,000
Cedar Polut'ltegattrt club.
The annual meeting of the Cedar Point
Begun: Club, for the election of officers
for the ensuing your, will. lw held at the
residence of P. 13. Hartford, Sriugstuck
Saturday evening, blotch 10, at 7.30.
At the consecration meeting of the
Y. P. 8. GE. last evening in the Con-
gregational chapel. Gen. 8. North was
elected ti life member in the United
Order of Uhrlot‘lau Endeavor.
Workman commenced to take the roof
off of George debauh'r building. corner
of Retired Place and may street. to-day.
fir. autistib will erect a brick bulldiugon
thitsatthooaethatmadronthe
mar m.
Beekachs is ultuost immediately reliev-
ed by wearing oneof (Surfer‘s timnrt
Tryoueaudhefrce from pain
“I“.
. Price 25
Knapp. They were f )ur in number and ,
raw. As Frank did not have any more:
, oysters the men said he would be obliged
l to get up from the table hungry.
Union Moon-g. ,
. .1 union meeting will he held this 0W0» ‘
l mug at the Congregational Church. to in:
Inn by Rev. B. a. Delano. Titian-ill sh‘
lthe first union service of the week and
lit is hoped that the attendance n. ill be1
Home. 3
Ilousckeepern should bear in mind that!
in the Kettle Imd mutil- by Sperry ttftdI
Barnes and bearing their wmlllrnnwn‘
There are about 8,000 (in.
mun votorg‘in the strife.
I mourn their irreparable loss, but he I NO‘W'IHIIWI’ Ag...“ "r um. nip...“ 5. “as- I Bostwiclr. Mr. I’ork,of firm of Park 3:
IIIBD.
Ragrrmn—“(iot tiny old papers to sell?"
Newspaper agent—“Goof heavens I
much do you give it pound for them?"
meet at his late residence on Merwiu; Ilsgman—"If they're Sentinels we pay I representatives of the New England and
.. :balf :1 cent a pound for them, but “Consolidated roads.
lebndy willbetalrrrn lu Ittwriu-ad. they're flours only nqunrtcrof :i cenmfiould represented the interests of his
The [burr i. not worth even ;i4 much furl father, Jay Gould, in the New England.
. old phprr nit the Sentinel."
Newspaper :lger‘it—“f'lwy're flours, , meeting is not known, but one thing is LJYTWMN‘“mm" Posmmn
but I've got to gut r'nl of “him.
take up all my room,
They
You see we've
been ordering it forge bundle for :t blufl"
(1.075.» every Saturday Intel)". t’fun you
to-night?"
Ragmnn—"Yes I'll hr :rrmmd Mm
Newspnper agent ~"Iiettcr bring a
good sizazl wagon. there's :1 stock of
them " The tlt'lvflltiflvl‘ urgent drew a
long breath and mini, “\Vt'll, I won't get
stuck :i';:tltl hr ordering 3 loge number
for :r Iilrltl’, l won! till the mun '.'ve got
in nu qurv for ~-:ri"fltliit(1lirtl [art's ln'f—
It: than llottrs."
"Hint \‘lictlf
I‘Ldrtui Swirliitr-Iz—llrir'k fry lirrrlt, elrlll.‘
by :rlriir , ttzufui by timber. and that
.‘llll'tizl 1’ tier lint bro-k I-uilriiug t router]
in th‘r-a t'if)‘. has been thin-n down. curri-
ed :I\\'.e_\', :lr‘ui ilv‘!.‘“"-Ir‘ll m thu- oveJI ii"-
in; suit-um urv of thet‘ illelllirlJIrtl mil-
r’on-l: :rltrl our it high! retinitis but ya-
Iziur lt't' illhl. Tllv‘ :tit‘lrtlr‘t'f
[it Mr or I! .’. rI pr mil of his Work it" in all
1'5:'.i'-\'.‘.;.‘.
of its pnrh u was \vell lurilt no I substitri-‘
tiril. and the community may ii'i-II re.
juice iii .1 "be null live-i."
l\ t': :Irl-li'tl I11
IIIH Iuir'rlrii; .1 “will of "win! 1‘ .1," pro
Itllllll’v rice of .~' ~rrit~cirvulnr rillitlh‘.ltlll'.l of
Wood, probably intended as :i substitute
for on muting. which -1I»ctrinlly shut
ml! il.t}ll.:l1t and sunlight front the first
story. :tml «Itil not i‘lll'iiifllr‘r the beauty
of therzrru-ture. This freak of archi-
tecture. wusnr-t n “in-hilly to behold."
and it is doubtful if its designer still
ltt‘t'r’. * *
.\.~' :t'i :r'b fili‘iilxll' (It. r-
.\u Attempts-II Escape.
.\ " own-ted pr:~orwr. t'orrir-Iitis
ll‘Illi- : , put on .14ltillItifllr‘cltlfit’nflhl‘
ellpr'rl. r rnurrt, In»: r-wn'og. :Ifi-l quietly
‘i'r.tlké'll «in: v I'll the n ri of tlm crowd.
ll.‘ li-t-l t,. lily reztclinl Id 1111 ~t., before
In; i-sr‘wp.‘ was discovered and lie was
.ig-zrn when It 1v» r'tt‘tridy. llr' did not
~ppe 11' to he in tiny p-tttrr‘uinr hurry, but
Wz-ltlil probably have accelerated Iii».
prugfut-u us soon as it bemrm- safe to do
lie had been convicted in the morn-
ing of :t-Nnult on lll'tlfnpltllitlll, and in
the ltIIi'ltltltln was on ll'lfll for rtssaiilt
tiprrtr vat'lrtl iifl‘icer tllenrron. He was
tile-i to be trim! for the further t'fll’ht‘ of
perjury. He had evidently become
treaty of Ill" form-i of law illlrl sought to
urt‘dpt' from their lhraldrim.—lltidgr-prvrt
.‘v’r'er.
.‘lll.
('nrintllntlon of the Divrtngelir‘ial Alliance. .
The urw (krrrstituliou of the Human. ,
Iii-.11 Alliance, i-i to he issued today. Its ;
distinguishing features are rm follows:
I.
by the churches noting sepurntr-ly. rmtl
in accordance wrtl‘i tlimr own rules.
0
tr
Iy meeting of pastors. supervisors und
\‘lnitnl’e, shrill devise and execute the
plum for union services and cooperative
Work.
3. Voting membership is confined to
those of the different churches, who'
sign the constitution. but the aid of the
entire community will be sought for
tituincial. moral arid personal support.
The membership of the churches tire
invited and urged to sign the constitu-
lion.
Another- f'omplafnt About Light at the
It. It. Station.
Editor Hemlock—4 was gliul in see in
yesterday’s Sentinel the item about the
gloomy condition of the railroad station
night». Myself and others have noticed
tiresome thing, and I believe the com»
. mnnity in general who bore recursion to
no min the smiling rooms M‘t-tliltgfl to
fruit f rr trains me not ‘llt'flt'l‘ll of its due
§ mul condition. I have been in the Mill» 1
lug room when only trim light» sele
hunting at the ticket (inim‘. They «In:
not light the trolling mum, nnd it it
very unpleasant in them. Two or three
lights in each of them would he a great
improvement. LAD“ ’l’ftat‘ltbmt.
, Prompt relief from sick headache. din-x
Weed and Belladonna Bscxwliel’lastere. brand. no adulteriitnm it ntlowul. The mores. nausea, pain in the side. etc"
See": and Baum? Ill-mu fur sweetness guaranteed to those using Carter's hurts
and «somewhat be but.
Liver Pills. One pill a dose. 25 more.
up for election as will best represent
l’ririmry action in n11 rrnltrrs of'
orgnnrmtiou and detail. is to lu- lulu-u
Thereafter it board of ninrmgersH
"' met-ting quarterly; on executive rotti-
,iuittu~. meeting monthly; and u month.
2 flowing ’ $211 “ incl.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29.1888.
TOWN FICTICU'I‘ In HI‘.
Bridgeport overturn a litrmig hovttli-I'l‘ll'; -
[unionist Team.
, ll nlgeport is to have a base hall team
; to lie iiizitiaged on the co operative, plun
grind to include most of the riicmbern of
Ilast~sr>rteou¥s Arlingtons. the champion
arnzttrur'hull team of New York city.
During the summer the Arlingtons de-
feated the llfetropolitriris once. the Cuban
Hilttfll‘l once, illlrl guvs- several ll'tl't]
‘ battled to other profmrstonrtl clubs. The
‘ir-Inl. will play its first game llInrr‘h '.’ll
jaigtiiiist thr‘ Imubmye. 'l'lie invitations
Itojoinastriteleague sent out by the
lruzinagerneot of the new Itridgeports
lStnmford. Ansonirt. Jleriden :rnd Writer-
. Itriilroiul MIHl'l'rl.
[ There was on important meeting held
I last Thursday iii the otlice of President
,Ulnrltof the Consolidated road in the
{Union station. At thr- rneeting were
1 Sydney Dillion. George Gould and Jubez
:Tilfurd, the hi3: \vliolemle grocers of
I New York, W. l). Bishop of Bridgeport.
,I’resident (.Ylnrlt, Vrccl’residcut Reed .
”0017'
.and Superintendent Shepard, of the
‘(Irrmolidntwd road. It was a meeting of
Young George
' Everything these rnugnntes did at that ‘
Ithat tbi‘ry concluded to run it vestibule}
{ train from New York to Boston over the :
g trot-ks of the Consolidated eyr‘it‘fll to:
‘ Williutniitrr'. connecting there truth the I
.
train will be put on in the early spring;
land it will b.- thn first train of the kind 3
Her rrtn on the rrr'i<I.—New If it‘ett
XI"\ .3, I
Superintendent Herman.
'i'. W. Krnunn,
Sup «intend-rut H. .il. Shepard of tho?
. l 'oiizmliilntcil to:t-i._ir:ie resigned to accept ,
1 :1 position as superintendent of, the east.
1eru division of the St. Louis. Arkansas?
("Ill Texria railroad. Keenan has accepted
zm-l will leave Vow Him-n 'l‘lzursriov. l
“:in Victorious.
The trial of the Sunday fight. I’s yester-E
day resultnl m the i‘utivtr‘trnn of Riley, i
Lockwood hIl'l .\v..ler<nii. Riley's fine‘
and nuts muourrtvd to $11.72. Andersnt's
$3.1l7. l.-:r_"r;t\‘rI-:ul'.~i $2371:
went to fol. “1:1 Insuior: tuft-Iv by Irma
yer Wuhli. the prosecuting nunrrrey. the
cases against the ltallsnn w--r. trolled rind "
they w» re discharged.
\lelirun I'ngon, “Ito \Vflriliurl so Inn-fly ;
in not tzbir: to g- t out of lzert yet. llei
Will 1... tried on won as in- l-' able to :tu- 3
your in court so lin- szmtz- charges. ll." his
l"l.'l)‘r'ullt‘rl~'
. Ii three
Sh ruin tr la.
"lune going to my :.,~; to the non-«21y ‘
of :t ll'tzll tnr II t» kin-p American work-
tr glllrll I‘lllllitlt'rtl :tt guild wow-nu"
“Yrr', lair: you rte—Mrs ('lr'Yt'lfl .i t:
such tit-iffy wrirtiziri."~(il.-r.
Hurdle.
rt f'ovt‘ 3
fin-ryltudy rived-i :t spring lllédit‘lntu
fly “<1“: .\ye-r'~‘ Sirsnprrllln, the blood 3
is ill vrou :li‘y .‘Ir mo .1 and Hungarian!”
the appetite stimulated. and the system '
prepared to resist the diseases peculiar to l.
the summer nu rubs. Ask for Ayer’s f
Sri>.ip'irtilri. Tulle no other. '
It i: :r amt mil-- to ltt‘l'r'p! only such ‘
ltir-iltr"l‘. i~ .1: life httowri to [lr' Worthy of
t“il1lll"ll.'t‘. ll. hua been the experience
‘ of thousands that Ayer’sl'herry I’cctnrrrl I
is thv- In»! mmlrr‘inr- over its. »l for litrnrtl
rind Iur-i: dimmer.
We recommend t'nrter's Iron I’itlr to
every Woman who is Weak. nervous and
dis.- ~Iif.l‘,:"tl: pitfflt'ulaflV those who have
thin, pol.- lips, cold bands and feet, and
:wlro are without rtrr-ngtli or ambition.
There are the cases for which t'arter's
Iron Pills are specially preparer]. and
this class crinnot use them \vithorrt benc-
fit. Valuable for men also. In metal
‘ boxes, at 50 cents. Sold by druggists or
'sent by until. See udvertisement else-
where.
,\ llonuhuld Serenity.
.\ t- tt: -of Muir's Syrup of Tor. \V:Id
Cherry no.1 Iloreltnriml is the lust.
quikawt :iiiil tllwr‘l effectual couglrsvrup
, mode. Will cure r-ronnrn your children.
. Don't be without it. Price 25c. :1 bottle.
Il‘Zvi-ry lt'rlllt' bears the Inc simile of the
signature of Joe. B. Ilair in red ink. For
male ht Baxter's Drug Store. South Nor-
? walk. rind of! druzguts. 880nm
llouneheepera. Itead 1111-.
~ Ask your grocer and rurirlietmnn for
llipr-rry a Ilsrries' goods. All thelr pro-
ducts are first class and free front adul-
. temtion. Hunts, Shouldirtt, Breakfast
I Itacnn. Imd, l-lpiirer'rh turd Sausage tire
3 manufactured in New Haven, (It.
or of 0 atovdkltxponed to Plump.
I Almog‘heelt em’liug I'ebrtmry '35.“. lfltltl.
j svnttslt rum mumm-
' ('eltlr Lirerpml gig
[I ' r
‘ -- 1m
tlervra ,
I s of Nehru-tor titer-mm an
I wine Hamburg to
2.211
" " ' 01-1131)-
l . i Sit-«1n smelt. February 2711:. in ltl'l
"wnr‘eriideme on ”min fun-e1. lh-v Thomas 1-.
o-tmme. s «In? years. within-rut Ich‘lm
will be belt at lun'rlnclr to-tuumm morning in
the Norwallt Methodist Church.
, ..r
‘ . o’ Newfoundland”. brown in
.‘\ libit‘rrffiAnrwera'NLTW :0 “north. ' a
; 1' red of Mm _
' ""1 I?" “ norm. unciruzmsr .
r
l min I0 ““1.
I
"A”. f
.F
stunt to it. nernl} '
2 117:! now readymfor hatching, for
mall. I sire of
hilt.“ miss. 031mm. Bertram m.
1
JOB PRINTING!
NEAT! qurcxr CHEAP!
PRICE TWO CENTS.
gin! f5 rrfr.
I" .A. C '1' O R Y
To let or for sale. corner Day and Raymond streets.
CHOICE BUILDING LITS
ON WOODWAHD AVE. FOR SALE.
monitor or
E. A. Woorhvar-d.
_ «w-.. w- _. Jilin
For Sale.
I“ AST NURWALK. and Deni-dirt Farm.
1 Desirable residences. in excellent condition.
Pores reamnable. and terms easy.
Eur uire of TAYLOR k downs.
Real Estate and neurones A ears, 1!. amt >17 Wash-
ingtop St. South orwatk. (.‘t.
Cheap llomcs.
will buy a new house ml
n
$1,800 Street thiscity.
3 l .000 “21,33“? house and [of
A lply to TAYLOR .h GOLDEX.
Ilcul Estate and nHIII'IIIIf't‘ aentri. 1.5 and «17 Wash
at, South orwallr. Ct.
For Sale.
COMMODIOL‘S residence on Klmwood ave.
containing all the modern improvements with
it Hood carriage house and stableon the premises. for
sale. also a similar house on [Iavilnnd street. couv
mining the usual cit conveniences. En trire of
AYLDIt t. GOLD .
Real Estate and fire binge Rooms, 45 and 4': Wash-
nz'oi. St.
Monroe
in the
1:08 SALE .CHEAI‘.
1 two family house vrith all modern improve-
meme.
1 house and lot in fine location in Ear-t Norwalk
Alt-l) twenty fine building lots to be sold on easy
tcnne.
mock farm, 250nm. in titre state of cultivation
with ml the stock. grain. etc. Price 37.1110
iven immediate
' It Norwallz.
For Sale.
ARMS in the town of Redrling. of from 16 to 1:»
serve. at prices from 81,400 to $6.500.
These farrns aresituuted in healthy localities. and
urc mostly well improved an] have anthem sub-
stantial and comfortable dwellings
They are desreahlv: for summer residences, or
permanent homes, and in consequence of the
settlement of whites. somc‘of them wrllbc sold for
be! than the cost of their improvements.
Enquire of TAYLOR & GQLDEN.
Ito-it Estate and Insurance Agents, 45 and 4':
Mil-rt .1. 5. RANDALL.
I . . . .
1 ll rulimgmn eh. Milli! borwulk. Conn.
Notice.
~01’TI’I SURWAIJC L’XIOX SCHOOL DISTR'CT.
'OTICB is hereby given that an assessment of
a the ratablv estate within said district has been
made on the town list of 181317. and that said list has
fills day been deposited by thet‘lcrk of said District
‘ at the office of the Selet‘trricn. No. 39 Washington
Street, South Norwnlk. Conneerrrnt, for exami-
barium-nit thatlhefloard of Relief will meet at
llll' «idler» of the said Selectmen, No. '19 Washington
. sr.,ori Illt‘lUlll day of Marrli. A. D. 18613. at one
o'clock P. Bl. to hear and determine all appeals to
them made for-the tflllflllaiilitfll and pcrfertion of
sold assessment.
Dated at the my of South Norwalk. Conn. this
:‘Sllttlay of Ft‘lfyhA I), 1558.
A. “LAN”! ARI). l (“orcruitlw of the South
-Norvrallt l'nmn School
.IHIIN 11 l.fGllT.l Disrrwt.
{\olrcc.
'Il’l‘lt'll ts lien-by also given that an assessment
of the ramble venue of said district, which
i
. run so situatuf that there was no district and sepa-
rnre value. hue been made it the ”sensors and
this day died by the Clerkof 11 distinct with the
relectmrn at No. '3.) Washington St. in said city of
Smrth Norvrslk. Ct.
Dated at the ciryof South Norwalk. Conn, this
the ‘5 day of February. A. I). I588.
A. BLANCIIAKD. l Committee of the South
»Nor\ralk l'rtion School
JOHN II. LIGHT. I District.
1
Silver Wyandotles,
Bl‘k Cor-hing,
\V. C. B. Polish
. t .
t'IIAS. L. IIYAT'I‘.
Strawberry Hill I'onltry Yard. ‘
KVYisiturs Welcome. 1'21 11"
F. '1'. HYAT'I‘.
2%
[hrs purchaml the exclusive right for Norwalk
:1an South Norirslk to use the Drum! Electric
Vibrator. and extracts teeth without .and free
of any «'J'Ira charge WArti clal teeth a
> tipfl‘tlally. Unite and residence adjoining Methodist
[inrfitiuzlmfl .‘himslk.('t. "pen evenings '31 8m
Monuments and Healthier
th not bgryha monument or Headstone from tiny
I», taint... dill". £331“. {tulirlhfn'f mu:
all complete and you will not be disappointed in its
appearance Dealer lnnll kinds of building stone
and renietery work.
a y) P. w. BATES.
INSURANCE co.
ofNew York.
. H ..uri:t.ooo.ooo
,_. orc.noo.ooo
IQYLOR l. OLDER, Agu-
Assets.
Surplus. ..
Thevhlctropolitan’s Record For Mil-7..
(lain Iii number of outstanding Pollen during
1'3 -7. 278.015
(lain in [men during 1”. 31.111.053.63.
(hurt in Premium income during 1882‘. 31.180.671.-
8-1.
“(infirm Interest Receipts durtnug 181'. 356.619.-
tintri In times lnrome dirrlnr: 1881'. 81.116.331.38.
Number of mm Claims lit in rm. 173.1163.
Amount I'lidfol’ollt‘rhodcfs during 1867’. 22.-
191.1!”30.
Number of Policies to Force. room.
New Insurance written donor film‘s! 196.2181».
Crip‘rtal and Surplus for vecurity nl otlcy~holdere
over and IMO the reserve required be; fair, (.1 per
cent land all other liabilities. $1.161. “I 10.
Amount paid by the (‘ompauv to its Policy
holder» for t'lllml, etc. store. or nilnlltm, plur-
prer-ent Inverted Assets, 818.“,1 .83.
.1033"! LKII'KIK. Amt.
American Investment 00.,
Of Kmart-labour, foes.
PAID l'l’ UAl'l'f‘Al... . .. u
nutrr' . .................... . ism)
Gold [Mentors it per cent. tit-red Bonds. in
nominations of 0:100. Items tom.
(told ftetieutnre 6 prrct. (Imprm m.
ntunlnnltonn of m. . . . and 851m.
Pint Western Partrid- ‘1' per cell. Karim
firm-la tn «lenomlnsitcns of front “to to 310.0110.
These Bonds runl Harman! usually run for it
)‘I‘ftf'. and am exceed 40 per cf. of the value of
thiI .
'1‘th Moral of there bards guano.
feed by the to and are payable to the city of New
York. The financial condition of the (30. has been
examined tutu bynur flute Dank Counselor-ere
and the Co. lit now doing business to this State
Indo-
"WM'" mu‘ maimed formic
25;; and forums: If ‘mWIi’fat-h-
mom tlt.,lulttr W. . on
I
grrfgrfitimuguls. . .-
it Tommi TREAT
NORWALK OPERA I-IOIIBI
Monday BvcnIng, March 5th,
The lemons Yankee Comedy. I
Human Nature.
Inrrnrlnr'in-z the t'elrbrated f'borar'ter Guardian,
Richard O’Gorman,
Aldedaud abetted by a (Impala! of Remarkable
Efficiency and several Artful animal Actors:
Splendid flinging. Charming Ionic. Denma-
~ Dancing. umptnons Spectacular Scenery
Marvelous lechrtnical 8
Orchestra of unrivalled
ARI!
The Continental Brass Band.
T111»: USUAI. SCALE 0? PRICE.
Reserved Scots can be procured st Plalatod's
without extra charge.
EI’IIIilIIi—IIII
1n the brilliant farcical ruined]
Civil“ Service
By 11. (i. Donnell y. author of “Natural Gas.“
DIUSIC HALL,
One N 15111 Only.
Thursday, March lat.
fete.
saw no 0111613211. MUSIC,
I‘ATCIIY MELODIES.
MAGNIFICENT sensual:
Brimf'ul of Laughter and Fun.
Seats st Iont‘s rind Spencer’s.
LYCEUH THEATRE,
N 13‘" X70111; .
23d SI. and FOURTH AVE.
II.‘ NI I'll. YROHMAN
nzutxs
Manager
Srrcnmr M111!!!” 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A ‘Scw Play by D. Beluco and I]. C. Delille
Company Includes:
HERBERT KELCE’Y, GEORGIA CAYVAN
.IS.
HENRY MILLER. GRACE HENDBHSO .
Susan Wrrzri'rcnorr, LOUISE DILLO .
“1 J. LE MOYNE MRS. WW
(runs. manor. MRS. craft.
CHAS. DICKSON. MISS CROLY.
W. l-‘AVERSIIAH. KISS CROSIAN,
PRICES—All Women 15¢...L00..l.u
Insure IIII' Lift 'l't-llal.
To-Morrow May be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that you may need in
old true. "you live or if you die. it will he a h
to your family 1194 cents a day will re a -
man an endowment of $1.01!). to bed}; to It at
mycarsofageormhis family at th. 5 cart-a
do writ ~vc you a life policy for Std“).
nenre n the
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance (30.,
0P HARTFORD.
S. 8. L‘IIOMIKDIEU. Agent.
51 at South Nov-alt.
For Rheumatism
And all
Impurities of the Blood
I 7 so
IIIIIal'I’l launch.
35 Cents a Bottle.
SOLD BY
Geo. B. Plaisted,
fdtdm
Norwalk and So. Nomik.
DAVID STOW
New Style.
_|s_.
IIIIIIII' III IIIIII' IIIII,
Dining Room Furniture,
Fancy Polished oak and
Cherry Tables and Choirs.
All (1111le $1.89.
first Chairs
A Large and Fine Stock of
very Low Prices.
87, 89,91 I111 It
UP STAIIIS,
SIII'I‘II IIIIIILK.
Norwalk Chronicler