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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, TUESDAY,
MARCH 6,1888.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
fill} 100 AL BRIEFS
New \dvevtiunrente
lions for mic.
gultdlug laud tilll tale.
lento ltrpu ease.
Probate notice estate David Bum
Amount of Oysters Ex rted to Europe
for week ending arvh 3d, 1888.
trunk: roar untrue
Germanic Liverpool 778
(lily of Berlin " . bill
Umbrla “v , 1.0m
State of Indiana Glasgow 3|
Galllteo llam urn 28
Weather Bulletin.
l‘or Wednesday. in New England
warmer and generally fair. with fresh
northerly to easterly winds.
High tide to Inoriow 6.4-2, row on.-
I2 (‘0.
Sun rises 6. 20 a. m.; sun sets 5.49 p. at.
Miss Ruth Mackey has returned!» her
home In Tremont from her visit with
friends In this city.
—-W. J. Martin wants six young ladies
and six young men to attend his evening
school of Shortband and Ty pewriting.
Any one looking fora horse should
read Tbcophile Enphrat'rr advertisement
in another column.
Henry W. Lester passed a compara-
tively comfortable night last night, and
today his condition is slightly improved.
Charles Reynolds of Cranberry Plains
will build a house for William Osborn,
on East avenue, as soon as the weather
permits digging the cellar.
Last night's polo games resulted as
follows: In Waterbury, Waterbury 10;
Meriden 6. In Hartford, Hartford 4
New Bedfords 0. New Haven 5; Bridge
port 0.
-Pens, pencils and— pads for school
use at Plaisted‘ s. . _
Charles A Hoyt of Rdlun Hill died
yesterday afternoon of pneumonia Mr.
Hoyt was about 45 years old and for
many years has been employed at
Lounsbury, Matthewson & Co. ’sfactory
At the monthly conference of the
Baptist ministers of Fairfield. New
Haven and Middlesex counties held in
New Haven yesterday. Rev. C. E. Torey
of this town preached n sermon on
“Sowing the Seed."
—~W. J. Marvin wtll add 12 more seats
to his school at Room 4 Gazette B'ld g.
The beads of a Roton llill family were
discussing railroads the other day. say-
ing that the first trains on tho IIoIrs.nI«,
tonic were drawn by oxen. I3‘redrli..
nocently remarked,
Why It locomotive is called a “null-gin». ' ’
Frank E. Smith and Henry Cornell say
that they caught eleven pickerel on Fri- 3
day. They went “P ‘0 Mud Pond, New .The surprise “as not oniy agreeable to!
Canaan. and were gone all day. Mr.
Smith never goes fishing without getting
ubig string; at least he always says he
does. __. ..
—Lard iii 5 and If) pound pails, 50c
and $1. each. at Hayes market.
Since publishing the account yester-
day of Ill Clifford Pardee purchasing
‘ the dog. we have learned that William
Ireland was a partner in the purchase.
Messrs. Leland and Perdee are warm
friends and as the dog was quite a trick-
ster, it is hard to tell what they expected
to do with him.
A flaxenvhaired little six-year—old. who
lives on East Ave.. was attentively ob-
serving his father’s bald and shining
head, the other morning, when he asked
“Papa, will you he bald in heaven?"
Papa, who is something of a rcepttc. re.
'L‘tlll)
"I suppose thatn i 5
' J. J Asi'lt sailed for l-Iuropelurt Sr:
‘ tnrdm‘.
i
j Dr. M. ll. I'ardee or quite .m'k with
ibroncbiul pneumonia.
~Fathers and Mir—there send your mas
and daughters to Martin's Slmrthand
school, Room No. 4. Gazette Building.
A battalion drill will be held by com»
pany D on Friday evening.
C arpenters are buildings piazz I around
Trowbridge‘ It box shop this afternoon.
-—W J. Marvin is meeting with sin b
graIId- success with llil-t evening r-l- rm in;
shorthand that be it irl he .Iblig. .l t l a. d
‘ more seats to his school.
Miss Jones of Wallingford, Ct.,is visit-
ing Miss Julia E. Byxbee of this city.
The City of mtg-m probably run
on this route again the coming season.
l —-«Frcsh Pork and Sausage 1% lb st
iIIayI-s‘ market.
Dr. W. C. Burke~ went to Bridgeport
this morning to testify in the Schools
murder case.
President Cleveland yesterday norni
nated George G. Sill for district attorney
for Connecticut and Stephen J. Lynn for
postmaster at Collinsvrlle.
—Salt Pork, the 1b.. at Hayes' market.
It is rumored that George Lockwood
will raise the Norwalk hotel and build
stores on the site that will be O'l a line
with the rest of the buildings on the
street.
A meeting of the Pine lslandC Intetety'
Association was held la>t evening in
Taylor&(ioldeu’.sollice The meeting
was adjourned till Frida: evening at
the Common Council chambers.
Slow progress is being made on the
heater in the almshousc. As the work«
then are boarding at the house and are
from New York it is presumed they so-
preciate good board when they gt! it.
possible.
TWO BOYS LOST.
They have not been seen since Sunday.
Charles Gray and Thomas Elmer, two
country lads came to first Norwalk last
Friday in search of work. The boys
would like [0 get some Work tIIIlIIiil
order to pay their why to New York.
when they treat down to the shore,
seen of them. It isno: known where
they w,er.t lrtt «rimr- tbiuk they rd Irted
i for New \' ork
; .\ Surprise 1'3er-
1 List tuning a number of Mast Ida
Ayers trienns made her ran ““9wale
call at her home on BI) \ new avenue.
Miss Ayers, but has greatly enj Iyed by
those fortutt rte cum ugh to be present.
The Irappy company rnv'lulgml "Ignores
that they had learned years before but
frotn the enthusiastic
pleasure was entered into it
clearly shown that they ry.-ll
membercd how the gttzrws were
played In their childhood days. An ex-
cellent collation was served which was
by no means the least enjoyable feature
of the occasion. Tire affair was a pleas-
ing success.
W 38
re-
Annual fleeting of Old Well II. t l.. to
The members of Old Well Hook It
Ladder Co. bad a large :llh’lltinlrt‘» at
their annual meeting last evening. I!
was a harmonious gathering and the
election of officers resulted as follows:
Horace S. Hatch. foreman;
Bogart, Ist assistant foreman; ll. J.
plied “ Yes. my son, " adding solto voice,
.. black bailed. probably.“
—A Solmans will have a car loadnl'l
Horses on lfarcb 51b. at Sherman'sold;
Bland, which will be sold at reasonable'
prices. and horses guaranteed to up its
represented. ._...
Ilr. Parsons of "Brookside," has sold
the elegant four in-hand team of hays.
which he drove over here a few days
ago, too New York gentlemen. Those
men who drive through Central Park
and up the boulevards about New York,
know a good thing in horse flesh when
theysec it, and are not slow to pick up
the stylish ones --_-
A report has been circulated to the ef-
fect that certain members of Thomas
Village’s family are dead. Little Violet-
ta Victoria Village died a few weeks ago
and her remains were placed in a receiv-
ing vault at the new cemetery on Sun-
day afternoon, Jan. 29th. Her two sis
tors who were tbsusiek with the diphth-
eria have since recovered and are able to
be out. A strange fact is the grief that
the death of Violette Victoria caused
a pet dog. After her death the dog
moaned for several days and finally died.
—'l‘lIe Famous Gilt ~36” Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
A young couple have just gone to
house keeping in one of the easy cot-
tage-on the hill. “ Do you love me,
darling? " anxiously enquired the young
wife as she saw a dark look on her litte-
band'a face. at the breakfast table. “As
much as a hungry man can love a wo-
man when he sits in front of a burned
hoof-steak and half-done eggs,” was bra
dubious reply. which immediately die-
rolvcd the pretty wife in tears. Girls
ought to know that while music and
french are desirable, a knowledge of
Q!“ will make I happier boats.
‘. Frank N. Ferris,
Sharrott. second assistant fr renran:
treasurer; John W
Dakr‘. secretaryts‘lulnttelN. Jonee. ilS'liBl'
ant secretary.
A Call to Republicans.
A call to the Republicans of the Sec-
ond and Third Voting Districts is made
In another column for the purpose of
perfecting the organization of a Repub-
lican club in this place. A meeting will
be held at. the office of John H. Light on
)londay evening. when all in sympathy
with the Republican party are cordially
invited to be present.
The lircomotlve Brotherhood Strike.
The engineers of the Consolidated road
are very reticent concerning the strike
of the brotherhood on the Chicago. Bur-
lington d: Quincy road, yet they do not
hesitate to affirm their belief that the
engineers will gain the day. even if the
strike has to be extended to the eastern
roads. __ W , .
Capt. “Ike" Bullock's Misfortune.
Last evening Capt. “Ike” Sellcck broke
a ligament in his ankle while jumping
off a horse car in the borough. llr. 89l-
leck jumped from the platform of the
ear and was thrown to the ground by
colliding with William Warner. Bliss
Gregory carried Ifr. Selleck home in a
carriage and a physician was summon-
“I
Railroad Accident.
Early yesterday morning the Wuh-
iugtou express struck a horse and wagon
ontbe llaln street chiming. Strstford.
The horse was killed. the wagon smash.
edlnto kindling wood and the driver.
Norman Ambler. probably ‘ fatally
injured. Ambler had been to this city
and was going home at the time of the
accident. He is the husband of Itose
Ambler who was murdered in Btratford
some years ago.— Bridgeport News.
use,- Imua rewrite Sentinel.
and consequ'. Int-y want to stay as long as:
said they had walked a great trays and ;
They stay ed around time until Sunday 1
took a cat boat and that wasI the lush
manner that Ibe‘
llI'UYL'J' It.‘
ms IDIXI'IINSI’I IS INSANITI’
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'l‘lrcCaz-lo for the Prosecution Fairly Open-
ed.
The trial of Jacob Scbeele of New Ca-
narm for the murder of Constable Louis
Drucker. January 25th. began in the Su~
perior Court at Bridgeport this morning,
before Judge Torrance.
The roll”. Irv-In vtai filled. and the
. interest in the I‘:l3«'c is quite general.
Ne ~w l‘anaan “In: Lugely ”lamented.
As WAS
"movie [II'B-tPIIltltl an anxious opportune». ‘
"is n ife was p. orient.
A pound of thirty was exbarhtrd before
the Jury was obtained, which consists
of the followiugz—Munuon Hoyt of Not-
walk, H. E. B. Colour of Stamford. T.
S. Sherwood of Fairfield. B. W. Austin
of'Darien. Levi Coley of Wastporl, W.
C. Staples of Westport, Minot Augnr of
Newtown, Samuel Cattrp of Neivtotvn,
Daniel D. Joyce of Brookfield, Edward
M. Beardsley of Monroe. David (7. \Vells
of Huntington. Geo. ll. Sir-Irwmid of
Easton. ‘
State Attorney Fesseuden in opening
for the state dwelt with touch force up-
on the, enormity of Sheele's crime.
D. P. Lockwood appeared for Sllt‘t'lt‘,
and put in the plea of insanity.
The first witness was J. F. Silliman,
who testified that he signrd the warrant
for 1b arrest of Sheeb.
Grand jutyman Theodore If t\\' it v 1 st-
tfi‘- Id III I' be m rvv the “straw.
Turn It Clerk Andrew I. JJIH‘S produc-
i ed the record of officer Druckcr's electron
a; constable.
(liil; ert Sir rem: Instill i that be W. at
w ith IIfliCer Drucke It to .S'clrcele s i. nus-I
to make tlwatresz; III: I they fa III-l the
l
fdoor lnckrd and S. h. "f In «I: III-ling bi bitidv
it with a (lillllllt‘-bLIlih led gun \lllli‘ll he
ipoittted of [hacker through the glued in
ltbe door: that Ilrucker nt- titted tn the
l
3 village for more assistance; that on their
ireturn they found Scheele shuttling at a ‘
window out of vihtr it he had broke II. the
fights» and' um! the gun p not: d thr ugh
it: that when the oilivrr gut \v’rtltin .I
islrott di- turnout flu .
‘ and killId llruci:
‘llllll\'“51'llr’r'l" lll’e‘tl
.er irrstarl _\.
Thomas I-rI-cnlarv.
. officer. crrohoratmi S'r-vetts evidence.
.lAl'l'lll Sl‘llEEIJi llN TRIAL."
BIDIAN CATHOLIC! INDIGNA NT.
01hr statements Marlo by a Tom her in
the High School
Mentors, Conn, March 5.—-lt-«v. Furl»
er P. I". licAlenney of St. Rose‘s Catho-
lic Church, has complained to Rev. J. T.
Pelee, superintendent of the public
schools and a Methodist minister who
occasionally preaches. of certain re-
marks made by Miss Josephine Cass, the
other day, to her class of pupils to the
high school.
Mia. (‘asit is a Weller-icy college gradu-
ate and has had considerable experience
as It teacher. l-‘a tlrer llcrtlerrttny says
that several young lady pupils of the
high school have told ltlilt llt'2l during
rI-l'llfllitlll Misses.» told llltl «Bars that
the word ”indulgence." as llrlf'll in the
Catholic Church. was the paying to the
priest of money for the remission of sins;
that priests have a license to do. that
kind of work and that it depends upon
payment whether indulgence is granted.
Father lllcdlenney was very indignant
and at one of the masses yesterday spoke
of lilies Cam's alleged statements in
strong tern-s. Miss Cass, when seen by
a reporter to-dat. I"? greatly agitated.
She said that on the occasion in question
she w as not referring to the present day 3
but was diacussing the times of the re-
formation. The Catholics of the town
are highly excited and are talking of a
united effort to secure Miss Cass's re-
moval. ‘3
What
teen Minutes.
A Sentinel reporter While waiting for?
a car this morning, observed the follow. ,
ing incidents: — .t rr .l howl“! man run-'
aim; for the train with a bar it of letters
in his hand: a drug ch rk with an intense
look talking to a young lady with a
square cut hang; a farmer with a pair of
boots trying to sell a ”boss" at groom's
clerk rushing along with a basket on his
arm, trying to give people lllt- impres .
stun llv‘ was working; turn3 people “'le
ft'fllllflit‘nl ” funny “Rather, a%- I it
man pick up his but and as rat the!
crowing gate; 1hr: 0 people ltyir ‘_ to buy
a Copy of yesterday's Sentinel;
expresemrn talking politics or: the street
corner: one of our city (lflllfllaltl smoking
a young lady walkin :'
a grind rig-It:
along reading; the Surrltrwl and a boy
come by With an old pair of slim-s \t‘ffrp-
[er up in the Norwalk llour.
Ne“ "nu-n “Hints a fog Horne.
A pv-titiptt has been drawn and will be
present-3d lul'ntrng-m within a few days.
who “as with the,
ruminating;
A1 I o'clock the mutt mljatlr‘lrt‘l for
dinner
‘1'
l
(III-rt of llurgvurw.
Tm- 1 butt of flame-s»: met ln-l night
I Itilh \leeu liregmy In the t in: r. The
‘Iiorg.«~..~ tmsent vs.- te lluc! .2er , Stout
Hm. s ‘lrrtIanry and llrntm». . lltlls to
’lbe arri rout of 512.3%“ were moi
otrlered paid.
I I’elitim of J. Douuv .tlt to Improvi- the‘
3 Hotel llurt «.wick by building an .ulr.itinn
' of brtc k and wood was granted.
and
specter of sewers was placed on file.
the resignation of W. U. Smith
The Chairman of the I- Inance Culltllltl~
execute II note at 5 pt r cent
progress on finishing
house.
The server committee was reqm rl' d to p
r inbr with the gas company in re!
l) ti ie rate of the gas piprst Ilrrrin: the
work of construction of balance I f Settw
era. and ask what their pleasure Ia.
! The server committee reportI-Il 1.2) f
1agroIiIrrtutIt z'll Leonard's bill for Ilitill-
i “grit.
Vol. d to l: ill It for .per ial [mlir-IIwitll-'
out p... ter. .Ipl uh. II uh Jim. I'Irartrisi
jingle-r rrr‘i ivnl liv I bulb. rs and d. t‘lnrrd‘b
el.ecterl
The setter Htlllflllllt t‘ ttltllllrfll3' Ii to
confer with property owner-I through
which the third sub-division of server
will run and get grant of right away.
The Clerk was instructed to notilly re-
trident-I of Berkley and Divinity streets
of bill of Raymond Brothers for side-
walks, curbs and gotten on the abortI
named streets amounting to $130.81
The borough attorney reporter! that he
made a tender of 350. 009.72 to the Peo-
ples‘ Association Bank of Bridgeport.
and submitted to theta a proposition re-
specting principal of the bonds held by
them. which were under consideration
by the bunk.
After some other minor matters the
board adjourned to meet on March 20th.
at 2 p. In.. sharp, when the bids for third
subdivision of server will be opened.
Fluent“ by Bullor llawley.
Senator Hartley last Thursday presentv
ed a memorial in behalf of the butters of
South NorwaIk, remonstratlng against
a reduction of tbtl duty on hats and on
materials used in making hats.
(their Presentation.
The ladies of the A. L. Duncan factory
this afternoon presented lira. Cris-n. L.
ngby with a handsome easy chair. as a
testimonial of their esteem, an! in mm-
memoration of her limb-day. The chair
was upholstered in plush and of very
pretty design. It was a complete -In-
prise to Mrs. lligby.
"selentllh finals of Anarchy."
(N. is”. firm I
John Most has ready a lecture on “The
Scientific Basis of Aaarchr.” The Scien-
tific Basis f Anarchy costs five III-atria
maggot reduction to large sum
4 better
.freI'rght “‘ltll‘lt daily r-I.:. Ia H..- lrubur.
‘l‘apluur l'r-al l'uIcl.
Emmi 1 ttetgrtrr' III pushing lit-I llv‘llllrfll,
‘Zlfltl it 14 at it“ than lilteiytlmt ll3' will go
I . to Washington for the
\Viiliam E Dion “as lIlrIl‘ltIIl In the beariuIv note for the amount
board of relief to fill vacancy can zed by' e«t was [Hill for a few years. but nithing
;un lllv' prirtc'ptul
"ll”"lrnarln the run front New London Gt.
vtoNewpnrt News, \'.It In liftvon-hour»
tumors with mrclrlcal growlm.
llavrn harbor for
ll.» pwsvltgcrn
trance to Ne w
tifllt‘lj' iv tl= l
rrt
Irf llw Nnrllmttl lr‘
purpwc of per«
mnally presenting to Congress the cult-
Ilrtinrts Which maltr- llll‘ I-s‘laldtulnnr tit (if
,tlIII fog lmrtt so Vll‘tl It necessity.
.\ Profitable Investment.
About 40 years ago John L. Smith lent
I’ ‘l.-Ill)" of William Thompson for in- ' Trim) m "I“ “'3'- Church Burial A5300“-
‘tton of Middleton n, taking an interest-
Tho inter
Tho II- ll” \vItlI inter-
est. no“ amounts loubout $21100. and
tee was authonzed t I borrow $1. 501) and 3" Smith I’WWSI‘I' ”II“ "I" I ("Will‘s
1 dated Railroad shall pay it below It takes
Citairrnrn of Fire depmment reported Pmse~siotr of the burying ground.
u" "I the ll”""i1|... . \llunle Rowan" Keeping up her
Reputation
In»: melt the schooner Minnie It Iwan
Capt. ('zlltrles St. John H having splII-rr
‘Vdirl luck mu winter. and beatserery-
thing on lllr' coast. We shall not he sur
prised to hear that be has made the re-
. trrrrr run I.) New London in li]l|ztll)’ 3r».
- good time as he rrrade the run out.
I. .\I. t‘. A. Rooms hut Evening.
The \. M. t'. A. gymnasium opened
its serond course last evening under
(leorgel' or.rle The climbing rope paral-
lt'l and inclined ladders have been put III
position and are. now ready for use. Mr.
Pools gave a fine exhibition of his nth-
letic powers to the delight of the au«
drence. He will remain them now 13:
inrtruct members of the arsociatiorr.
Itumuumltatdrenustumghr.
Last night Frank Dumont's celebrated
Yankee comedy. “Human Nature" was
presented at the Opera House. The
house was fairly full and the audience
enthusiastically applauded Richard
()‘llnrman's good acting and singing.
One of the best features of the perform
ance was the overture by the orchestra.
Bemunstrance Against a Dog.
Editor Seutinel:—-Cun you possibly Io
anything for the unfortunate purple liv-
ing on Main street. south of Hartford
Place. for we have bad no sleep for
many a night in consequence of the
barking and howling of II dog all night.
annulus Mums.
A (loud Afterthought.
Augustus Daniele. who lives on
Mason's Island, fell through the ice the
other day and could not get not. lie
struggled and kept breaking in. Then
saysir local paper. ”he prayed to find to
It'll him. ”Then, still being in the truth.
he seems to have had another idea. and
as the same account says. "balloerl as
loud as he could. " This answered the
WWW. for help came and be In» fished
out.
How many persons get up in the morn-
ing without no appetite. tmrtng a bitter
taste in the mouth. and feeling weak and
debilitated. All these need Carter s Liv-
er hitters.
A Sentinel Reporter Saw In “L:
eight I
Ill-3's :I rte-am fog born he
plazed upon the lirvtrkwaterat liter-n ‘
lll:‘
OYSTER THIEVI‘ZS.
« How they Operate Safely and l'rolltably.
Some men have recently been arrested
for stealing oysters at New Haven, and
this leads the New Haven Union to tell
something about the ways of such oper-
ators. Among other things it says:
"Frequently these. thieves will make
away with several bushels of oysters in
the time. Their favorite method Is to
i watch their chance. and when a pile of
1 oysters but3 been temporarily placed on a
dock row, up inssmall boat. take all
they can lay their battdsort conveniently
and then rnw all. When oysters are left
onaIlmIk [lay an- almr‘mt always left
near Ibcmlgc of it as they are slroveled
from some box-t and oftentimes the
thieves can tow undemhe dock and. con-
cealed by the pile of oysters. get a bushel
or two without any trouble and with
very little risk of detection. unless they
make too much noise. It used to be a‘
common practice for the thieves to visit
oyster beds by night and “tong” up a
boat had, but this is not of such com-
I
is kept on the beds. The dealers say,
however, that they have lost many dol~
lars worth of oysters from their tempor-
; ary beds III the river lately. Men will
i go out at low tide with a clam rake and
pretend todig for clams, but when op-
mon occurrence now. as a closer watch, ‘
portunity offers fill their basalt) with],
oysters."
Meeting of the (‘ontmott Council. ,
l The regular meeting of the Board of 1
Councilmen was held last evening,
Mayor Ilubbell presided and Councilmen
ll. I‘ux J. Farringtort, lie-I. Smith. Win.
H. Sutrl‘ I and J. t‘. I ‘mneI pr. s :I!
Bills amounting 1 1 $725. l0 \‘l r. ()l’tll .-
ed paid. .
Petition of II. A. \VoOdward in err-rt a
building partly of wood on Main .«trrel.
granted. '.
ll. Tilly u as giwn ire rrrtisarotr t l but id
:I:1:raltitmntolri-xfartrr) on Main slr-Iet.l
"‘l .Ie petition tncrrril rue lint :«Ireet to}
\‘vmylward avenue“ as referred to com-l
Inittee on strr-eti.
A [Iciition for an electric fire alarm toi
! be located a: the corner of Ann and ,
51am streets was referred to committee
on fire department \vrtlr p )WPI'. The L
committee was altlhoriz Id to place an
alarm at the corn. r of l.I_vt' tow avenue
and High sire-.It
l‘ 3tition for seweronl 'lr tpr- -l strmt It as
n- (err. «l to c ItIItrIittm- rm sewn-r:I
William H. Lynn was vim-ted :I .Illit-If-
‘ tintnwrnry polirvntan.
Petition to IZ‘Iill!‘ the Ir~w «tn-rt lead-
.ittg from flit-view Are. In Tavl :r A we.
Milli-II III l'ltlr‘ ‘1'" \' :1- L“! Ill Isl
Tirol mun ti :_Iiii turned Imlr'
d. l\ «wrung. )lrrcb HIlI
VIII-luv»
l'I \ l'tlll'l' INI. IH'S'I'IC lb".
The i1rtgli~lt l'lnnting Ameriratt llivuhes
on a large 51' llll'.
'i‘rn3.\ .\. Sun lllltl morning print d
the following “lilill Isn't interest In n:
lienrgv ll. Slicill'd &' l'rr.. oyster druiets‘
.31 lb {041' I of \\'e~t Tenth street an .«I rid
to export more oysters to Europe l-‘han
Entry othrr firm in this city. Yesterday
:5lr. Jamb .S'hafl’er told .I Sun reporter
that the business of l xporling oysters in .
atge rpt with ‘5 l ,. .:atI about fifteen tears“
ago. List yrar about 100. 000 barrels of
oysters were shipped to f‘urope. Most:
i of these were consumed In England. and
i they are for“ arderl on the fastest steam 1
mm. ‘
5ft. Shaffer said the Arnericanmyrler;
is of a much more 11 lie :Ite flz'rtor tlrnn'
Its [1 Irglrslt brother. The Whitestable
natirn- but small and fairly mod oy Sltl’ ’
\mtrirnri oyster. even in tbrI IIIIIrIIislI.
nIIrsI-I. l. :Iglisli capmtlists are now
importing seed H_\.~lt‘f~l \‘rilll‘ll they ("1‘
planhrrg on :I hue bz‘tlr‘ or: home but.
. turns.
The natural oyster be l.‘ in tun \'«'l|llll’_\
are rapidly browning rxtvrmt. The
famous Stdtlle fine It beds u.- re dr-3-.. ‘ ,:I d
for severity five yards more time ago
D with the ltllllflvlllg result: a rnllr r skate
bottles ashes pasteboard, n fuse eight ‘1'
largeoyi-tern. and a peek of small sec-d.
Among the largest beds around New
York are llirI-uI in It Iritarr and Princess
flay, where tin-re are 40,000 acres of
planted beds. There are also many beds
along the Sound from New York city to
Provrdence.
\VhrInerrr you purchase eitln r limit or
Kettle Lard front your grocer. Insist up-
Barnr-s. New Haven. All gvutds bearing
their well known trade mark. can be re-
lied upon as first class. Iluy no other.
A purgattve medicine should possess
tonic and curative. as well as cathartic
properties. This combination of ingredi-
ents may be found in Ayer's Pills. They
strengthen and automate the bowels,
musing natural action. .
There are many forms of nervous de-
bility in men. that yield to the use of
Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are trou-
bled with nervous weakness. night
attests, to" should try them. i
[)1 ED.
spirits-Lin Norvralk ”x... int. .1 1.. residence!
on A street. rILChIIrles Adams
For Sale.
‘Oi' ND baritone. dark brown Ilene. l6 bands
In h we: ht shrmtruelrehusrlml
Sold fri‘r itaut‘uf use rum unmAT.
m6 1 mkmrayrou. Colin.
Building In“ for safer—4
Rollin left withJ. 1!. Raymond. foot of fluvi-
“n"wmme
a.” In thankful! revel
Furnished Roe-I To lent.
on having the brand of Sperry and “M
LII I kt hou ifdsdrsd.
Smddan-Ii'mi'm Plat: .' fllle
Dog l-‘onnd.
FIOUND on Feb earn a Newfoundland Dog
thauew collar. Apply at at Main firtfl,
Norwalk,
llalcd Ila).
Till-‘Irndmigned haejust received .‘trar loads of
first grade Iimoth Raykt‘vhich he is selling: at
c ver
91': 00 tper Inn at Fire
l2. room.
Business For Sale.
CIGAR and Confectionery Business. Sold on u-
rouut of ill health For further particulars
address Box 2'21. 30th Norwalk 1’. 0. to l.
-._I..., a . , ,v __.___' -m w.
Timothy llny.
l) ESanality deltverediu bwulk, at market prlrv.
) Italerslef eftatltrorrntW llcov or? 0. flex
iIll will receive
prompts“ ntion
"112w B. UBCBARD. Bel-lea I'oitil,
grail gsfalr.
ii-ACTOR
To let or for sale, corner Day and Raymond streets.
CHOICE BUILDING Lll'l'S
0N WOODWARD AVE. FOR SALE.
BNQUIRR 0?
E. A. Wood‘vard.
in flat
Ilonscrr and Lots For Sale.
House and Int for ......................... 3 300
" ...................... m
It to - I - ...... m
....................... 1,010
, Farm of in Acres House and Burn .......... All)
'I'A\ [DR & GOLDEN.
; Real Estate and Insurance nte 45 and 47 Wash
itrt'ton 5.1.. South orwalk. Cl.
For Sale.
‘AS’I‘ NORWALK and Benedict Farm.
1 Desirable residence». in excellent condition.
Prices reasonable. and terms easy
Enquire of TAYLOR It: GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance A cuts. to and «if it uh—
ingtott St. South ortvalk CI.
For Sale.
‘ARlis III the town of Bedding of from 113 to 1'!)
ill res. at prices from 1.400 to 86. 500
These forms aresitnated a healthy localities. and
are mostly well improved ant have on them subv
startlial and comfortable dwellings.
'itrey are desirable for summer residences or
pennant-at homer- and in ronscquence of the
settlement of estates some of them willbe sold for
lees than the cost of their improvements.
Enqlutre of TAT LOR db GOLDEN
Estate and Insurance Agents. 45 and 4"
Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn.
Monuments and Headliner
Donut buybamonumcutor ll fit-a II!
but go direct to the show Ice-Ia sf
:llw etc-Elm will In?“ “bidding
If)
mp! Erulnallkludlof «muting stone
cemetery work
P. VV. BATES.
Glam
Imunmbm;
To-Morrow May be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that you my audio
old age. if you live or If you die. it Ipill be a help
toyourfamiy it}: centuadayvrl lveohyma
man an eudtofovrmeu
wycauofageortohlaflmllym nth
will fiche you a life policy for 31.0.00
d.trsure
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
Cl" HARTFORD
s. s. uttotttttmnm Agcnlm
'ml: 1.
INSURANCE CO.
of New York.
Assets. .......................... $83,000,000
Surplus. ......................... $16,500,000
TwAuYLOR .1 actual, Agts.
American Investment (20.,
0f Bmuretsburg. Iowa.
PAID [1’ CAPITAL ...................... mum
SURP LU.S ............................ 7m
Gold Debenture 6 Bond! in
denominations of 8 .Oomlallll 35.”).
Gold Debenture 6 pcrct. Coupon Bonds, in de-
nominations of m m. 3500. 81m. and m
First Western Farmfiand“ . per cent. It
Bonds in denominations of from m to 310. ill).
Those Bonds and Mortgages usually run for 5
years and donut exceed-duper“. oftlte valueol‘
theproperty mo
'1' epnncr and interim of these bonds guaran-
teed by the and are payable in the City of New
t ark. The financial condition of the Co. has been
examined in'to by our State Bank Commimiwers
and the Co. is now doing business in this State
under their stipen- ision.
These Bonds and Mortgages are oflered for sale
at par and accrual interest b
TA not: & GOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance Is. 45 and 17 Wash-
ngton St. South Nonnlk. 42K
P or SBIB.
(CM MODIOI S residence on Blmwood are.
1 con'alnl all the modern improvements with
_a "nod carria case and stableon the premises. for
N! e. also asrrnilsr house on Baviland street. con-
tainine the usual cit; conveniences. Euu sire of
Al LOH .k GOLD
Real Brute and Exchange Rooms. 45am! 4': Wash-
ington St.
[“0“ SALE CHEAP.
1 two family house with all modern improve-
m- III.~.
t house and lot In line location in East Norwalk
A but twenty fine building lot-.3 to be sold on easy
lv-I‘lllt‘.
Musk fem 2'0 arm. in fine state of cultivation
The Metropolitan's Record For l887.
IS(lat‘ritfir‘nxaumber of outstanding Policcs during
our}; in Asset! during 188?. gr an .otats
Cain In Premium Income duriitg 188:, Shim fin.-
Grimm Interest Receipts during 1887, 855,649. -
Milan: in Gross Income during 1&7. 1.“.82138.
Number of Death Claims din l 4.3.663.
Amount id to lbllcy- ho ders during 1 --.
to 1 out in. Pa W: .2
Number of Policies in Force, 1.348. are. ~
New Insurance writtat durin ,gf 18W
Capital and Surplus for security of lcy- him
over and above the rears required b law, (4 per
cent land all otherliabllities, 81.15! .le
Amount paid by the My to its Holley-
. 0 l , ~ , _ hold for Claims, .. since
“3i'tiilidiilus gkreiifinlhggmmm'vghugnmediate [will "“19““ 581:1: 318.“. I '0“. Pl“
ly 21.0 It .I S. RANDALL. 1 Norwalk. Joanna LEIPNIK Amt.
Shana HOUSE, trouvuut
. ONE NIGHT ONLY,
'IIH A T : Friday. March 8th.
ABBEY’S
Must b e S 01 d pours muons servo-ram
.\l. ll. Patrons. at the Broobida: Slur k I-arm.
will n 11 Horses, rumored sound and kind at cost
tuIIIakc room for another car load This stock
has been bought low for cash Before paying high
pr. see I lsevrhr- re examine them. L’vvi
Notice to Republicans
or 1m; «3n out: no raran vortsc’ Iris-raters
\LL rah-one Interested in tbt‘ Republican party
un: hereby cordially invited to attend :I meet—
in 3 to be held at the office of John ll. Light. March
t'.‘ 1351‘ attlo‘clovk. p In. forthe arpose of per
. but‘ at. llll four from: as costly as tltt~~l“','“"m" ”m‘m’w‘m ofaitrpublcxn Club
CO III'I'I'HK.
IU
Dist rlet of Norwullt. u: Probate
Court. March tlrb.A.D..1888.
It hm application has been made to this Court
for administration of the Estate of DA\ ll) BERKS.
Im- of Nomtlr inlaid District Ldeceued; therefore
llaoxarn. That aid application be heard and de-
ternnurtti at the Probate Office In Not-walk. on the
t. at: day of llarrtt lust}. at to o'clock. forecourt;
and that notice thereof heglven to all persons in-
temted therein by pub‘lahlrrg this order In a new-
rumlmvlngaoirculatica in said District at least
live days before said day of hear
.1‘. t ASA B. WOCD zAlfD. Judge.
Notice.
sor'rn sonwaut extort scrtoot. DISTRICT.
, ’ OTICH is hereby given that an sacrament of
L the rubble III-late within said district hasbecn
made on the town list of lain. and that said list has
this day been deposited by tbeClerk of raid District
at the ofleeof the Selectmen. No. Whtav ugtcn
Street South Norwsllr. Connecticut. for exami-
nation: and that the Board of Relief will meet at
the once of the said Selectmen, Nob 29 Washington
at, outhclom day of Manuals In. at one
oclockl’. I tohearauddetcnniue all appeals to
them” madem for the equalization and perfection of
Datrd at the lcityA of South Norwslk. Conn , this
29th day of Peb‘y.A this.
A. BLANCIIABD. (rommlltev of the South
orvralk l‘nion School
.ltlllN ll LIGHT. District.
Notice.
‘\' 0110]! is hereby also given thatan Mule-emu
A of the rumble estate of raid district. which
was no situated that there was on district laud
rue value. harbour 1131M rumors and
thls day flied by the (‘lcrk of d distinct with the
schema“ at No. 2') B ashlagtou 81., la uldclty of
Son
listed at the cltyof South Norwalk Coats, Ihls
.A. D 18118
} 1té‘ornrnlttce of the South
the 8 day of Pebvu
A. walk Union School
JOHN ll. LIGHT.
ABI .ANCIIA
Dlltrlct.
’1'. 3r. maul-Ir.
list “flickered the exclusive right for Smart
rtlr Norwslk to use the! Wflqflr
Ice
IVibrator, and extracts teethw vv lthcurrlu,
of any film charge teeth a
nullity Ulllce and residence WHMIIIBBIHMM
pun-Image, Nmalk.t:t. Open evenings. at tin
Silver Wyandolles,
Bl'lr Cochin-t,
W. C. B. Polite):
Pakfii’mmon
In! M mué‘fecr hatching, for
llraulrsrry mag Poultry Marti
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Company.
2 Uniformed Brass Bands
White and colored.
AND THE GREAT AND ONLY
MYSTIC QUARTETTB
The Only Double Company in Existence ’
A laugh for every minute—~srnllesaad tears blend-
ed together! Two comical, ludicrous musical
giants! A pack of ferocious, man-hunting blood
out: 1!.
Kate Partlugton, the worldvrvnowtted Topsy
Gracie Peck. the beautiful and phenmeual child
actress, as Iva
Gus T Wallace. Earth a greatest Uncle Tom.
Engaged for this season, the on! eaul
Carolina Jubilee singers and PlJruIt:tlettlw'f'rgl‘t‘lltta'3
door; the :nthetic trained donkey Laos; the small.
est Shetland pony in the world.
A Street Parade Given Daily at 12 a ”clock
rites of admission: 3!} and
Chit smegma. Jo 131s
Reserved seats now on sale at i’lalsted‘s Drill:
Stores. 75‘
MUSIC HALL
Wednesday. larch 7th
Fun Let Loose.
THE DALYS
Supported by the charming Murine.
Miss mute net-tons
And a carefully selected coat laugh m.
in a brand new platinum
MOE Em
A modest WNW to
Mon “himself a carefully
1:an”! and John J.
Drs'l‘ Thea. A. W,
moreActtug.
An entire car of 8 tar
at Dec and Mutualan
Woullcrfullf Mechanical" 3.“ .
Inrw Wardrobes mmsuticu'i'lcm M n
I (film
m0. TNUT CAR HA8 Bllflm BID!-
LYCEIJM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
28d 31. and 10m AVI.
DANIEL mum - -
auras ms. sarcamv Int-an 8
The Regular Dramatic .Iltaloe
A New Hiya. Diana.» and B. 0.00!
mm , “”0 A”
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