. CHEAPEST AND BEST
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
NUMBER 73.
THE LOCAL BRIEFS.
litw A amusements.
Air-moo, blot‘kiliilbsrurvai.
I'nrbato. estate ‘lelark.
“WM for sale rhealerwkrldr an» t; him
Heath; lanolin.
For Saturday, in New England. slightly
wider, partly cloudy weather and fresh,
variable winds, preceded by rain or
snow.
High tidi- tomorrow 3.23. lilWelldB
, 9.2a
Sun rises 0.24 a. “1.; sun sets 6.40 p. m.
The Ruby-Pillow— case has been upwel-
ed.
—Lard in 5 .35 10 pound mastic
and it. each, at Bayes' market. ’
Willie sen... 3F ”x... Canaan, has
been visiting relatives in this city.
--Carter's Pills 12h. at Pisisted’s.
Last night’s polo game resulted as fol-
lows; New Haven 5, Waterbury 7.
The G. A. Y. C's will meet with the
Misses Evendeu on Monday evening.
The Mission —B.Illd meet in the Non
walk Methodist church. this evening.
—-Pound party at\ the Temperance
rooms, Saturday evening. March 3.
The blocking-business of Moi-her &
Curran will besoid at auction March 9.
The monthly childreujs entertainment
will be held at the rooms of the Reform
ameiation this evening.
—-—Salt Pork. 10316., at Hayes’ market.
“Bach" Hartwick does not improve
very fast. He is still confined to his bed
and sufl’ers very badly with his leg.
Mail Carrier Bennett seems to he get-
ting high toned lately. He can be seen
occasionally riding to this city with the
mail in a coach.
The remains of Mrs. Manson Lockwood
were brought to this city on the 3.05
train this afternoon for interment in the
Nora-elk cemetery.
~Dinuer % cte. carapace old stand.
The finisher employed in Strong's shoe
manufactory in the borough (formerly F.
H. Roscoe‘s) are out today owing to a
cut in prices for finishing.
-—-A Solmans will have a car load of
Horses on March 5th, at Sherman‘s old
stand, which will be sold at reasonable
prices, and horses guaranteed to neas
represented.
Olive Branch Knights of Pythias con- j;
ferrcd the third degree last night. This
order is growing very rapidly in this
city and throughout the state.
Frank E. Smith and Henry Cornell of
the borough, went to Mud Pond, New
.Canaan, on a fishing trip this morning.
look out for a fish story to—tuorrow.
~Frcab Pork and Sausage. 12c 1b., at
Hayes’ market.“ “’
The N. Y. Press this morning, among
its hotel arrivals at the Normandie, has
the following: F. W. Stearna,,president
of the First National Bank, tNorwalk.
“can.
In New York Wednesday. $10,000 of
Harlem River & Portcheeter 7 per cent.
bonds guaranteed by the Consolidated
road sold at 134, and $2,000 of the 6 per
cents. at 122:}. '
James E. Welsh of Dsnbury has been
appointed assistant United Statesdistrict
attorney for this state. Mr. Walsh is a
littered attire Post once at south ltorwalksrfisc
codeine latter.
l Charles Matthewsoo, of Hartford. is
HH'UI'H: within: in this .iit.
.\ wim- t-I I ual Interval up tint-ugl- tin :
: bridge for lmmam & Soils tliIf-t morning.
hlli. l‘llitltt "ill “afloat for New bulk
no lltt‘ l‘lfill yesterday. Sftr‘ tori Mrs.
Housman in New York and they started
for Florida. After making a short fills]
there they will leave for New Orleans
and from there will take the steamer for
Vera Uruix Lani the City of Mean.
After making it short stay there they
will return to New York by way of the.
Alexander Linc, stopping at llavnrm.
The trip will occupv about a month and
a half.
— E. C. Whitney has removed his Art
Storeto 57¢} Main st., (Scofield Block).
next to Warwick hotel. He will oprn
there on Thursday, March M, with no
Exhibition and Sale of Pine Etching
Engraving-i. The above pictures corn-
prise the very latest publications by the
best artists. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all lovers of Art and Fine I’ic-
turea to bepresent‘ at the Opening or
during the following week. Owing to
other arrangements the line of Etchings
will be on exhibition for one “’t't‘li only,
March let to 8th.
_ ~{firm-imam
George Seymour.
The death of George Seymour will
cause no surprise to his friends, as he has
been a sufferer from heart trouble for
several months. This morning he was
taken with a fainting spell and expired
in a short time. His last moments Were
as peaceful as though he had fallen role
a sweet sleep.
Mr. Seymour was 78 years old, and was
Chit . inciting ~ Smiths .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN ., FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1888.
I l'. 'I'. “A “NU.“ All PBISIDBNT-
; It": i ltfl'fll‘! Fhuwman Intuit; Hr l‘l-rnl'l.
I96 af‘uv rich, but ”trio 1 “an lter- in ”Is
lluiiirt-l.
I'. 'l‘. linflllllll has In-i-u talking turn
3 World reporter about the presidency.
1' This in it but Dr «ya ’
" What probability III [heir of you re
ceiving the nomination for president this
year 2"
"I don't know yet, but this much I
will tell you: I have convened wrtli
President: John Dewey Adams, lien.
Andrew Jackson and every president of
the United States since their time. I
have also had conversations with Queen
: Victoria, Prince Albert. the Queen Dow-
ager and other membt rs or” the English
royal faintly: with the Emperor Nicho-
Ins, of Russia: Lord Phillipe, King of the
French. the Queen and their entire fam-
ily. the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert
Peel, Lord John Russell, Daniel O'Con-
nell, John Bright, Mr. Gladstone and
Disraeli. I have dined with Lord Killer
be'ry, Charles Dickens and other promi-
nent people. I knew intimately Doug-
lass Jerrold, Horace Maybe-w and other
editors of Punch: Georges Sand, tieriera'
Grant and most of the prominent Union
generals; the principal ulitors of the
United States from James Watson Webb,
Mordecai M. Noah, Bryant, Greeley, Ben-
nett and Raymond to the present time.
“I have been a bank president and
president of the Bridgeport \Vater com-
pany. I am at present president of the
Bridgeport hospital. president of a steam-
boat company and till other official posi-
tions. I have no United States Presi-
dential bee in my bonnet and never shall
3 have, but I know somethingof the world,
of human nature. of the pflni'lplt’s of a
republican government, of the lionstitu.
born in the house on the site where the
Legrand Lockwood man-lion now stands. }
When 10 years of age he learned the but-
ting trade, and a few years later be?
started in that business. The firm was:
known as Lowe & Seymour, and theiri
factory was the old building now occu’ i
pied by Crofut dz Knapp as an (silica;
Henry B. Downs was admitted to the‘i
firm in a short time and the concern.
was thereafter known as Lowe, Say-i
mourdl Co. Mr. Seymour possessed a!
strong desire to enter the nursery busi- }
trees, and accordingly he and Mr.
Downs started one. Nearly forty years
they conducted a very successful nursery j
business in this city. Deceased find Ire-j
longed to the South Norwalk (‘ mgrn i
gational t‘hurch for forty-live years and .
was one of its most respected members. ‘
Hm quiet disposition and :rniiability .
tirade him many friends. He not only:
kept vrell informed upon questions pen 5
taining to the public welfare but prob-i
ably no man took more interest in the i
beauty and growth of the town than did f
Mr. Seymour. He strove to cultivate a;
taste for planting shade trees and was?
very succctoful. Many attractive trees;
in this city an- of his planting or of his?
suggestion. Norwaik has lost by his;
death one of its old re>idvnis and highly ;
esteemed citizens. ’
His funeral will be held at his late re~
aideucc on Washington street. Monday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ‘
fifiltI—N‘éfi annulus. *
Enough to Mala-a Large Amount of Tally.
‘ Dairy Commissioner Tatern during the
past few days has been busily engaged
preparing samples of molasses in glass,
jars and sending them to the agricultur-
al experiment station at. New Haven for ,
analysis. Three jars were sent yesiu- t
day, making a total number of 4i sain- ‘
pies sent to the station. Six of ihm-a
samples were secured from Ifltfff-rr'l
dealers.
graduate of the Yale law school and for- ‘
inerly practiced law here.
—0yeters fried and stewed.
bells old stand. ,
John Gilbert Scarlett died last night, *
between five and six o'clock, at his resid- i
once on High street. borough. Mr.
Scarle- haa been sick about two weeks.
He was 44 years of age.
--Tbc potted party of the Temperance
Reform Association, owingtotbe weath-
er, was postponed until Saturday even-
ing. March 8. Come and bring your
pounds with you.
If. B. Parsons, In this Issue, announces
that be will sell his pro-sot stock of
horses for cost to make room for another
car load. He warrants them sound and
kind, and has a line stock to select from.
Two men in a buggy drove down
West avenue last night about 7 o'clock
yelling and swearing at every team they
met. It seems as tbotrghtbeboroaph
racial-ouxbtiobsshlamrtopthataon
of thing.
-(Illt edge chowder. Campbell’s old
and. .M
A change in the curl asrvlceonths
nominate road went into effect yester-
dav. The way mail which formerly left
Bridgeport on the ill-.05 a. tin, train new
have-on the 7:100. an, train. and s clos-
rd rcail will also followca the former.
By this encasement three hours will he
John C. Wilson & (lo. arsshowlaga
battle uni-bad tourist hat (raw edge),
also a kettle finished turban shaped
pocket or crash bat. Both arsvery
nyllslr and be lid to sell. Their light
claim are very handsome, and have
soldwatl. Altman colored rttttliattr
aaovsltyof theirs, and harbour well rs-
catvsil. ’l'kslrspsclslslislatoprodncs
nibble ram and moo stiff tiara--
Tbe commissioner said the grnt‘nryvnen .
pvere not making as much of a fight
about the sdulterated molasses eta they
Camp- , did about also and butterine, and there I
[is not so much “docttil't'd” maids in the ‘, ('onrrirrt lllrlslon Celebrate-i it. run rin-
luftl'kt't as one would 21190080.
0f the saleof olenrnargarine Mr. 'zileni
said the law was pretty generally ob»
served.
Sad nautn‘ir'nrninport Ills-r.
Frank Hoyt, of New Milford, came to
this city yesterday and got gloriously
drunk. Ila fell down on the depot plat-
form and was picked up by John Cashew
and two or three others standing near
and put in Snyder‘s express and taken
to the lockup. He probably stopped
over at. Bridgeport and took a drink. At
any rate this morning he was still too
drunk to betried. He may have mixed
his Bridgeport turn with a little Nor-
walk rum. If so, it will probably be
several days before he gets sober.
Bridgeport will undoubtedly have Hoyt
returned to it in due course of events.
love-ti wiser-'3 Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins of this
city celebrated their seventh wedding
a'nulveuary last evening by inviting a
number of their friends iua party at
their house last "snug. Mr. and Mrs.
Watkins resolved a very pretty present
in the shape of a half durum silver our
picks from Mrs. Hoffman, tin. “trove,
Ira Stevens and tits. smith. A line
collation was served by the blisters, after
which the party adjourned to the parlor
where a huge donkey had been prepared
for a donkey party. The party broke up
about 1 o’clock.
mum-rum .3“. visitatio-
stroylacfvoparty as the rate Grounds.
Pater Bogart, Patrick Mcflinnis, James
Pagan and William Farrah, all from (lob.
Ills Hill, were arrested yesterdky and
brought before J critics Coolidge for dain-
aglug property on the ‘frlr grounds and
Impeach llasd 01.00 and crate, amount-
lo. to Cl.“ apiece, except Arlington’s
case, in which the doc was remitted.
Bath“ Parnell
Allpsldupaaitwsrsdlrshsrnl.
fine if we do not sell our birthrights for a
:Tltllffitlilyr',
.tion of the United States and of what
our glorious country ought to and will
mess of pottage.
“I think it not presumptuous tusny
that my experiences, habits undo-pa-
bilitirs would I‘llfllllv- ftir' f.) b.- nn older
and better president than some men who
have filled that [medium and that with
such a (‘alnnrt as I could select. pmsibly
embracing renl patriotic and horn-st men
of capacity In both parties, we could
steer our tiraguificent ship vf state,so
that she would make a moat stitce'ssful
four years' voyage and bt' in a smoother,
brighter 5:1! Ill its termination than for
years past. There? ‘tlieni's my senti-
Inenis.‘ melt" the most of them," and,
bidding the reportrr good—night )lr. lLirv
nnrn entered the elevator and am mind
to his apartments.
Our Mail Service.
In A. ll. Byingtorfis Itltt'l' to the URI-
zeite, be justly criticizes the manner in
which the mails are delivered. He
writes; The Bridgeport daily Standard,
lllflllr‘d at Bridgeport any give-n rvrning,
frrquently received fll'.t‘ by vlw nut
day's. Linn. mail. but lliul’t' tillrii two or
three or more days: in Ill elapse. when a
batch of them turn up. (In the other
In
; hand. the-\rutlr .Vorwalk daily Srzxriset.
presumably Infillttl on the same train
bringing the Standard, has net-rr in a
single instance reached here before it is
two days old. Week before last we re
ceived two copies only or' the SES'I'ISEI.,
and the past week but three copies. Yet
we doubt not they lll't' rr-gnlnfly mulled
every tvvrdng. The lilllirlir-i of Ii..;' 'lu‘s
duo here 6 Vere Wetltto-mlziy. now comes
Fridays or not at irll.
The last week's ism-u» rennin-d its sub'
scribe-rs here Sunday. The Rr't‘urtl us-
ually comes either Sundays or Mondays.
Willi before lite! it astonished rill its
renders by arriving in Saturday court's
. mail, and one Week it didn't come at all.
Tin South Norwidk Republican has
ureter yet missed reaching Washington
on Sunday.
rrlsersavy.
: t'omum “J‘laltlfl, Sunset Temper race,
scelebrafed fllv‘ll' Mth erlnzvrrsay but
; night. The Division was opi tied at half
, past right it uh 1’35 membrrs til tiieordet
present. i’. W. l’. this took the chair.
III the W. I’. was aliaetrt. Members of
the Brand Division present were: ll. W.
A., Minnie Kellogg of Norwalk, U. W.
0., Rev. Mr. Miller of New HavenJl. W.
8., Charles W. Dumbacher of New Ila.
ven, (i. l’. W. I’., Mr. llswlyy of New
Canaan. After the Division was opened
short addresses were made by RM. Mr.
Miller. linDumbacker, Rent}. E Torrey,
Mr. Ilawley. William Hendrick. Mr.
Ouider Mr. Ilekam and Mr. McKendrick.
Delegates were present from Divisions
in Westport, New Canaan. Stamford,
Booth Nurwalk, Sliver Mine, llovtayton,
,Bridgeport, Davies and New Haven.
t Much regret was expressed at the absence
iof Lewis Hubbell, who was absent for
‘ the first time In forty years. Some.- line
ringing was done by the choir of the
Division. General Secretary Wilcox of
the Y. I. 0. A. rang a halo. Minnie
Kellen gave a recitation entitled, "A
(Classical Parson." A lint-lap lunch was
gserved. It was it o'clock before the
oenwiuinment was over. All voted that
i the 44th anniversary of Concord Division
i was a pleasing success.
I
little for Congregational Church.
Architect \‘alk came up from New
York yesterday, and brought with bun
several bids for the new congregational
Church, the lowest of which was stout
358,0“). This is about ”5.000 less than
the bids opened at the allies here. With
some modifications of the plans the
church can probably be built tor aliout
mow, the sour which llti- misty have
decided to spend.
A.._...~m“__.
alloys wanted to «Elicitation.
a cwrnzs Liar: ruler. I nowurox.
Jot-v troy-en's Iris! Brings to light Pi... Hi [urinal '* ill turned,
fhlerltr; Arts, 7 “ re
The trial of John lu-nycrr yesterday I m,
afternoon at the Police rooms in ”norm". ,
"“3 “brim" ”I" h"! “‘3‘ he. “a" ”W” M.” ii Hathaway has litukrri ground
extensively etigsgwl in robbing clothes for Iii-t new house
lines for some time. line month ago he‘
stole two petticoats and awhile apron
from Miss Julia limit-k and left town.
He returned again in a few won its and
she had it warrant ironed f. r lite :Ifl't'rl.
lle suspected that such was im- cm..- 3...]
left town again. Policeman lied-lea
made iuquiriesnnol yesterday morning
be arrested lrnyrn in Bridgt'ptirl. In
order to prove the stolen goods Lsnycn's
”trunk was brought into court. Much to
the surprise of all it contained about five
hundred pieces of linen wearing apparel
and a quantity of lace work. They in-
cluded tins handkerchisfs, shirts, pettiv
coats, white dresses, night gowns, skirts.
collars and a few tidies. They were all
turned out on the table and it was plalnv
,. round ii! at
It for .umtlwt MSW and pretty liwnw.
this lot :ulyriuiiizg tim trio already
.r
Ii. W. liodfrey iscouiined to the house
with a very severe cold.
3 Judge Torrance Disgusted With the Crun-
tierry I'lalarsi I'm.
The case of the State vs. John Terrell
was settled in thi- Superior court. at
Bridgeport, yesterday, without being
tried, by Terrell submitting to tire days
imprisonment without costs. Judge
Torrance, when he saw the complaio‘
ante. Mrs. Terrell and Hubbard. ex-
claimed, “What! that woman living
with' that negro,” :ind turned away in
disgust. Win-n ‘Slwritf Toner went to
Cranberry Plains to subpoena Hubbard
and Mrs. Terrell, llubbnrd said he did not
i have money to pay his way to Bridge-
Iy seen "m, the articles had mm uh," l port and Mrs. Tern-ll commenced to cry.
from clothes line». :Iluhbsrd, who-n he saw the tears said
Lenyen i s a llnngariun and had totaik ‘_ that Toner had scared the poor critter.
through an interpreter. [is claimed .
that the meals belonged to a woman that '
he lived with before she went to the old ; ifgg passed through the house a m" [m a
country. When asked why “he d'd ““5 public building! at Bridgeport. Mr.
‘3‘“ them "m h" be 53“! ”'5‘ ht? “PIE Match of Missouri attempted to defeat it;
them from her so that she would not i and as “.9 morning hour had almost ex-
leawhim. Voile-h» Was assartinxooté Dired. tlr. Vance accepted his amend-
the goods that belonged to himself bef ment reducing the appropriation from
said that some of the
80m” 1W3 be?" . $150,000 to “001310, rather than lose the
stolen front the trunk. The authorities 2 whole thing.
who took the goods from their hiding' ,. 1 - - - 7» .
place could not very well see how snoth— €'°“'”‘ u“ “hm“ '“ "7'
er Plth could have been crowded in. Th" 3"”.M‘ Bulletin “3-“: "M“- ”-
There can be little doubt but what ; Citing, a Swede, who has relatives in
Ignyi-n has beenc-immitting these thefts; New London. and who is ninety-seven
for a long inn.- and that he would dis- years "f "‘9' started "0'“ Stockholm 0“
pose of the lines after they accumulated. ‘ "“9 2’ ""L "' film” '" NT" Lindon. ,
Among the articles u,“ llodek found : Such a voyage is a remarkable one for a -‘
only one shirt and it. is thought that the “"5”" "”3"." III) 395'“ I" "1"“- h'" M”-
others had been th t‘latrg has commenced it. and will be
Judge Knapp imposed n tine upon fwd i""“ l" “ ‘hm‘ "m". I’"'l"'l’lY-" .
yen and sentem'v-il hint to thirty days in
Bridgrpurt itil. The line» :r' it costs
alll'lllllit‘ll to $20 50. "More, going It)
jail the prisoner requested that in: might
have a bottle of whiskey and sour» tobac-
co ttmr was in the trunk. lie was nude
happy by recurring their: and said that
he was mildly-d with the sentrnv».
Bridgeport Public Building.
Mr. Vance succeeded yesterday in bar-
Track Talk.
It. is somewhat surprising to learn that
passenger trailic between New York and
g BHKDII last year shows an increase of
more than 30 per cent. over ”I‘ll of 18%,
and about 15 per rent. more than in 1385.
The gross earnings of the New York
. and New England m‘ January last ex- ,
Iceeded those of the preceding Januaryi
by $£l‘l,7.’i:l,-‘Sew llaven News. ;
.\ Soul Way to Win a llirl.
.\ Ezrrin-r employed in .r shop on Mini
strr‘el. bar-ugh. who has not bin-o rely
long in tiizs country, is infatuated with
" [mn'u‘ih girl. “”d 5' "UL”!- "“ “W” Refufftl zk-S'u‘tzrs‘niit it will In Stirritmn and.
0"“ I” “I" “I". ll“! 5h“ ”’1‘ “”i n“W"d . held it temperance run-ting in I'itch's,i
9" "'3' "“1““ l" h“ m“"*"'““”"5"r Home. A great deal of interest last?
'0'? “5 yet. H" h“ “it?" “‘4le ”I eveninz'wns irmnifmic-I lvv tin-old wt-E
90m.- ” "I” """”.""-”““‘I “WY ll""""”-"| eraiiw. Jib: lief-un- it.» niwtiiig broke
him "‘1“ the K'll's moths: "‘4’" “n a tip all who wanted tritium-another ineet- i
800“ his“ song. 3"“ 3‘- h" ““73“ I” “'"l in: lit'xl Thursday cveni: g Were asked ‘
the girl he» must make hunwh‘ twilil min b, 5mm] up. 3,1,1 , w"- “H “4",,“ gum”.
the old lady. ”c has lino-Jed llil‘lf nil- 9‘1 u, ["5 feet. V '
vice and purchased one of Put It mmy's
song DJUkS, and is practicing on it m'rry
chant-e he zeta It l-t rretty hard work , , .
to tell ya: win-the.- he in. singing German k 5"“. England ”M “H"? "t ”if. "all.
0' Irish, no the "5“an 0‘ Main an“ .3 era of fit» Standard ().l Trust, who It file
any. t'hris says if he keepson "mm,“ i brew \ork committee hi investigating. i
mg for the next week as he has for lliei'nw "“9""! of "'9 Tm" " "0' the’
Dust one, he will build a small room on : glad“! “‘3‘“ 0' $90,000. . It “it"; 1887}
the luck of the shop 'or turn to sing in . y (Incl “mg " ”Mk dividend 0' ‘J per.
«i [liv't'1lvtthll”l"l will not disturb him in cent ' and ”I!" tint “ WM III per cent.
tits “m” exercises. In the '“animm i call" during the)...“ no the whole, new .
u“. mm” rnernly practices U” “h, ”mg“ i and old. The nine trusltreeir Imelb'r- the :
with full confidence in himsvil to go“ comfortable axilaryof “"000 “ML :
down to the girl’s residence next week, The “In, M Mmlmflhpk Plan“ have:
and “k" ”I“ "M ““1! "I ”WWI-"'3 “hit'll tflt'l'vzfit‘tl faster rlefll war for the last?
hr-undoubzedly will, or any on» elseilizit tvrentv 3;..." than ”Imp“; any my,"
“"5"“ MI“ sing. porno made. See them it: the store of
‘ _ The rm: a Shepard Co. 1
Temperance- “re-ting at Fitch's Home.
About a down Illr‘lllltr’r‘tif the new
.\ Handsome salary. "
l’resibnl Bistwii'l; of the New York ‘
Yale’s strong Battery. _
Rivals of Yale in athletics have live!” — . -» - »» 7— m
congratulating themselves on the probn- ' L J)! El): A
bility that at the close of the present ‘45 m”.,,“lum'f'uu‘ ”highs“ ‘ ohm!
CoIh-gr- yerr Pitcher so.“ would flillcfl 7 hunt... age-ti rt yea-rs. prim“: fiz‘rtlml
his connection with Yale Ullll'r'lnlfy rand Exit‘fnflllmififi Ital-3:5“ his late rem- ;
the Yale nine. An intimati- friend of _ . . . w m L ' W l
Htagg is authority for the statement flint
the famous pitcher intends to t'ltlrl’ the
[Divinity school near S‘ptr-mtwr. As,(
long as Stagg is connected With the .
college, iii a student. he will iiiidoul.i.~|-
ly [mum in. petition on the nine Wltll'li
has tirade hint famous. D "III h m d»
ctded to take a post graduate miurzm sud ‘
consequently will beon hand to n~a't:tie
his old taisition behind the bat.
,., , m- . .,-, ,._ mm - _,
Business for sale. '
'ItlAlI and Confectionery Dimmers. sold on to;
men: of ill health For further particulars.
address Hour ‘3]. .50qu Norwuik I'. It. in t. In
Tlruolllywlluy.
ESP qualrty. delivered in bulk. at market ptitr'. F
Orders left at Brown I Wilcox. or I’. 0. Box
till, will rrveive prom it attention .
ml in II. l'llCIIARl), thlen Point. r
i
[lot-so For Sale.
MOD l-‘siniiyov Farm Horse. Sold for wont
sunfl' Portico. uf use Apply to A. J. CROFT f'. 7‘:
List evening a number of llenry tliui
simd‘s friends gave him a ourprise party ,
at his home in the borough. The earn"
ing was pleasantly spent and it won quite
late when the campiny departed for 1.
their homes. A fine collation added
much to the pleasure of the occasion. .
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Itayai
in" A (3 1‘0 R Y
round on Moss Hill was the rcern- of a
To let or for sale, corner Day and Raymond stir-ctr.
pleasant gathering last night. The party
includedagreutmsoy of their friends? emu“ BUILDING 1'0“ l
Excellent music was furnished for danc— ' 0" WODDWARD M1“ FOR ML"
ing and that pleasure was heartily enter ‘ “Qua: 0'
' ‘ “f v a
ed into. Supper was served and the nf-i '3’ A' 00 (1“ in 92“
fair mined oil in a satisfactory manner. ; -~
"cult 8min."
\ l
Rooms to Rent.
N last Nnmlk. In sire of .
I27 lw t'lIAtl. 0. illllllt. Realist Farm.
" {int chili.”
. "for sure.
‘AEIT NDRWALK. and anvdICt Farm.
"Civil Service, as performed at Music 1“ M‘“*m,‘mfdm‘ mnm'
llail last awning, was not altogether rat- sire of Tatum k (lowly,
lsfactory. It had a decided air of new» 3"! ”ifs:- flaw???“ “’h'
§ Real Estate and In:
neat to Mr. llonon'a. l
. at the office of the
._‘_. A.--l ill
I
" ‘ Silver Wyandotles,
.a
l ,E“
I
I
For ”'0.
C0! HODIOUS resilience on Rimmed s :r-
remain!!! at! “latitude!!! improvements with
ii nod railings cues and Habitat: the premises. for
is r. also arlltllll boost. up Ilarllaud street. urti-
turning the usual cit convenient". I' am: of
Al'wlt ls GOLD .
hangs forums, to and 43' Wash-
ingm. at.
I
h‘ult SALE CIIBAI’.
1 two family house with all modern laiprovsv
meats.
l house-ad lotlnllnelocation in Fast Norwalk
Also twenty this building lots to be sold on any
terms.
block farm, 250m, in not state of cultivation
with all the stock. grain. etc. l’rice' 8“
,un.
briurrs torcnt. Possession yen immediate
ly. Flint J. S. RANDALL. Norwslk.
HORSES
’PIIA'P
Must be Sold. .‘2’.
M. II. Parsons. at the Brock-id»: Stock Farm,
will sell Horses, warranted sound and kind. at cost.
to make room for another car load. This stock
has been bought for cash. Before
prices elsewhere, rxainine them.
AUCTION !
The Blocking Business
And all the machinery connected therewith, fortn-
erly mnied on by
Mosher rl'r. Curran,
At the foot of Ilsviland 8t.. city of South ‘Xorwalk,
will be sold at I‘ublic Auction, on
Friday. larch 9, 1888,
At 2 o’clock, P. M.
0n the Premises.
.I. ll RAYMOND, Assiguce. ‘
JAMES Ml’l‘t’lllLL Auctimiecr. m23
District of Korwnllr as: Probate
Court, March 1st, A.D., 1888.
Estate of Hull Clark,lste of Nonnlk, in said
District. den .
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and rllowed six months from the date
hereof for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
parent their ”counts. properly attested. within
said time. will be debated a recovery. All persons .
indebted to said [state acre-quested to make im-
mediate payment to
no: 3 1w th roux atom-ox, Executor.
’ ‘ ruminant-oiling or 'rAinnaLo
cor srv.
The andsreigntd hereby
”H“; riotous and Intox eating motion—Ale,
Laser and Cider, to be drunk on the misca.
and Rhine Wine only—pursuant to the laws of this
State now in force relating to the sale of intoxicat‘
in: IIIIIIGI'“. at the building No. 3‘! Bolder: Avenue,
in the town of Norwalk, in said Count .
Signed. FRANCIS 0X.
Dated at Sorwslk the Std day of February, um.
I hereby certify that the above application ls en—
don-ed by live electors and taxpayers as defined by
law of the town of Novwalk.
III-IKRY K. SELLH'K, Town Céerk.
6‘.‘
plies for a license to
. ~ OI’TI] Xi lleAlJi L'SIOX SCHOOL DIS’I'IL'CT.
VOTIL'l-l is hereby given that an assessment of
A the rumble estate within said district hasbeen
mode on the town list of 1587. and flat said list has
this day been deposited by the Clerkofesid District
selection. lie. 2‘) Wa-hiugton
street. South .Xovwalk. Cmmirnr. for exami-
nftfmfl; and that the Board of Belief will meet at
the More of the said Selectmen, So. :5 Washington
St . on titetOthii-iy of March. -A. D. 18$. at one
o'i‘iocli P. DI. toliear and determine all appeals to
them made for the equalization and perfection of
mid mssmsnt.
Dated at the city of South Konrafk, Conn. this
Ethic-y of Feb). A I). nus.
A. BLASCIIARD, ‘, Committee of the South
~Norwa‘k l'nion School
sons u i.iou'r.l nimm.
Notice.
\' tfl'ltJEis hereby also gum: that an assessment
. of the maple ertaze of said district. which
Via: do situated that there was no district and seps-
raro value. has been made b the assessors and
this day filedb the Clerkof told distinct with the
selfl‘tfltvn at . o. 3’ Washington 51.. in said city of
South Norwalk. Ct.
Dated at the dtyof South NorwaIk. (born, this
intricacy-”February. A. D. IN.
A. BLANCIIAED, Committee“ theSouth
.‘ Korwalk l’nion School
Jon: I]. Liam.) District. .
Bl’k Cor-kilns.
W. C. B. Polish
~‘ailu—
Pokin Duck
Egg- now rectifier hatching, for
cure. l.. nun.
Strawberry Hill Mitry Yard.
perineum Welcome. in? luv
H r. '1'. “A“.
‘-%"
x r
the purchased the exclusive right for Norvrsik
and tlouih Norwslk to are the [karat Electric
Vibrator. and extracts teeth without ”in, and free
of any rrfm charge WAN iaI teeth Is
specialty. Olllceandresldenceadioiuinglctbodist
parsonszv.Norwallr,t.'t. Dpeucvcnlnge. Mlle
Illinois and Headstones.
Do not buy ll‘bflnllmfllf or lleadstotiiI from any
photon-9h, butgo direct to the their rooms of
. W. Bates, Water turret, Norwalk and select one
all complete and on will not built atrd in its
a . er in all kinds of ildlng rtone
reutetrry work.
P. VV. IIATES.
SI it til
. .mww
INSURANCE 00.
of New York.
Assets. ................... . . . .ass.ooo.oso
Surplus... .................... ais,soo.ooo
T’AYLOR I. GOLDEN, Asta-
nemalmut it. and nook mnrsofilis ~
w Cheap names.
character of a rehearsal. There are . u
some plaid voices in the company,but $1,800 vél‘lnbgynr'rhml’ism on more
none above ordinary. The scheme, plot _ 000 .m tiny . m mi lot in "w
or design of the play is decidedly week. 31. $3? “Honk not! its ‘
and the attempts at humor border very V ” “M 6’“; ' h
closely on silliness as at present pin-,1” ““733. film’s milk. 0:. "
frayed. We doubt if any present were; " ‘”' “““m‘”
much pleased with "Civil Service."
Aflbhthmdwlwufmn lotto
. menstruating” n .
murmurs-traded Imltky litter,“
must-lurch by" .1 haves- thsm rub
flat
stair -
amiable m sumo residences, or
'lkryare .“d In a m
mum“ eftlirtr M” “m
"" “Tr“ rrrwuuowr‘it.
was leather 6
NM writi- the Ittrllto trim
The Cousclhlsted road has sent a no-
rice to its many patrons to the vlfrct that
no freight will be received to be shipped
to a point via the Chicago. flurllagtoa
and Quincy road. until all dllnrultlrs
outlistrosdarsatanend. intimatiomm
Illilli’l lllli' Lilli 'l'IiIIII.
To-llorroiv May be Too Late.
Takeasnadowarantl'b tint naysasdlc
oldaev. lf livcovlfylisca’dlvdfownillbssbclp
toycarfaiuiy fluemcrsmpwill a
maneudtmnvatcul lobsdp‘:I to h
soyssrschrurtoklsf at ti. it ranks
III! will "anathema: forum.
urine at
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 60.,
0' m.
it. It. imam.
til at Walk.
PRICE TWO Gains.
paying high York
razlw
JOB PRINTING!
‘ NEAT} QUICK l‘ CHEAP!
A“
IThe Metropolitan's Record For l887.
lair: or number of outstanding I‘chtts during
igu‘, 3min.)
train in Asset-i dorm: 185.. simmers. _
(“in II! Premium income during raw. Ndflhl.
f.
s Gain in Interval becipts dunnug M. W .
51.
Gain a Gross lmdfl IE?! 31% .
Natalia of [Math claim a in .
W5; [mid to Phil”. daring III. p,-
limbs; of Poten- la roves. Lamas
Shown”... WWW“
s .
«candabcvsgnsrrvcicqahad kw, (4 per
i. sndall tbvrliabllitios. .10! to.
ccRuionat paid by the Country” to Ill Nit!-
holders for Claims. etc“ inns w piss
[la-cut invested Anna. .13.“ _
' JOEE"! m Arm.
American Investment 60.,
0f Ilmmetabarg, Iowa.
Gold Debenture 6 out.
dcntaninatlcns of IIAIII
E.
and Mortgagcsareolfcrsd formic
at and accrued interest It '
or carbon 5 comes.
Real Estate and Insurance 6 and fl W
baton BL, South Norwalk.
gufrrlaiqmguis.
MUSIC HALL,
Wednesday, March 7th
Fun Let Loose.
THE DALYS
Supported by the charming sonbrettce,
Kiss Lizzie Devious
And s carefully selected com y of makers.
in a brand new p y, entitlsfdfh
'NAAOCI ECEIScI
Amodesteflorttopiesse. andamrerslly prepared
prescription forthe Blues. concocted by
Drs. Time. A. Dal and John J.
McNallv, in acts.
Inch Action and
mcreActrng.
An entire car of Special and Transformation
St:
Wonderful Mechanical fleets. New and Dcanti— V
fnl Wannabee. Entire New Music.
2 CIIETXUT CAR HAS BEEN SIDE-
T RED 72“
A TRIUMPHANT TREAT
NORWALK OPERA H008!
Monday Event-g, larch 5th,
The famous Yankee Comedy,
Human Nature.
Introducing the Celebrated Character Mu,
Richard O’Gorman,
Aided sud abetted by a Company of ltclimkablc
Einstein-y and several Artful Animal Actors.
C
Splendid Singing, Charming Made, Bananas
musing, sum .
Marvelous cclianicsl au
. theorem d unnvalled' late,
an)
The Continental Brass Band.
ran USUAI. SCALE or mess.
ltemved Seats can be procured at Plaistxl‘s
without extra charge.
LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEVV YORK.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
DAN!“ mums Islam
auras .15. Samar Martini.
Tke Regular Tran-tic Season.
The Wife,
A New Play by D. Belasco and II. C. Baillie
Company Includes:
umm 1mm , closets CAWAN.
RIM!!! MILLBR.
one: assume,
auro- Wm'rcaorr. toms: autos.
W. J. Ll MOYNE W
cuss. mm ans wars ,
curls. nicssoti rues coon.
w. unusual. ares on
r
PRICES—All Wm. analogous.
For Rheumatism
And all
Impurities of the Blood
Initials Iflillllilll.
35 Cents a Bottle. .
BOLD BY
I
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Norwalkaadchlorwslk. fatter
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“Tried and Triumphant
issue a Ibis-l an if for.
ll can? oasaorvv orvrssarioa
“nmu' " -
«Mme-WWW m
OVII I’M II "II
“M for full Mm ”Dbl” III
silo-s to
I‘ll! fit!" a SHEPARD 60.,
at ounce tram lutv ttsvrrr. “an.
ruse
littoakrorrv, Ismail. III-um. Ivan-
roaa. mountain on luv Uranus.
”1mm". {Hi breve II ”In”.
Norwalk Chronicler