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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 9,1888.
THE fool]. BRIEFS.
Wm”
hum-«ts.
Plead.
“prostates”
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at Bridgeport yesterday.
airs Binslow of New Britian will take
a room in the Concord rtrvct school in a
short time.
«Extra nice Ros she‘d. at "not &E
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l’or fisturdsy, in New England, warm’ ' zoom».
ct, partly cloudy Im londy weather with
fresh to brisk northerly sblllllw' ber- ruling:
high III-III the coasts.
fligh tide tomorrow 9.“ low tide
2.3.
8nnrises814s.m.;sunsrts558p.m.:
Eben Bill is quite Iick in Danbuty
with pneumonia. , “H
Ills ladic'l'boutssof Ileriden is visitr
ing )liss Jennie Byabse.
«The Famous Gilt Edge Ctmwder at
Campbell’s old stand.
Percy Ferris, our amateur printer. has
sold his printing hustnem.
Collin’s restaurant in the borough. is
M05 thoroughly overhauled.
The Union school bshe ball nine will
have suits the coming season.
The Mabel Jane lies at Ferris-I dock
’ will be continued for onetbird cost until
ESclleck, which has been in his family so
“90. ll. l’ldlllfll lit lulkmg ill! rtr'cl-
lent glycerine lotion for chapped bonds.
'l’ltooewhohsveused it pronounce It s
first class preparation for the object for
which it is intended.
«Special sale at J. W. K II. S. Smith’s
of Jackets. Newmsrkets and DIImsns
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all are sold.
The rops which hoists the ball on the
draw bridge broke this morning while
Mr. Jones was hoisting the ball up after
opening the bridge. The large red ball
came down on the roadway with I crash
ripping the cloth and bending the ribs
quite badly.
A chair belonging toJudge Andrew
many ages that it was prised dearly as
an heir loven. was brokrn last night he
youd all hope of repair in a scutlle which
occurred between his couti tntirsl clerk
discharging a large cargo of coal.
There will b» a special convocation of
Clinton ("I nmanding this evening.
«Lord in 'Isnd l0 pound pailr, fillzf
and ti. each, at lisyes’ market.
Miss flsdic T". Moore of New Rochelle. EV” sounded "' Bast Norwalk.
‘3. \'.. is visiting friends in this «~in
live for the pttrpom- of clearing away
John W. l'etitt of this city has lemma 1
ed borne alters long visit in New ll urn.
Abbey’ s Uncle Tom I. Cabin Company
made a creditable parsdeat noon today.
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John I]. Knapp advertises several sin—
gle houses on Tolles street to mi in IbisE
issue. W L .
«Salt Pork. 10c lb., at flayed market.
Hrs. I". E. Smith Eof'the borough. went
to Boston this morning to make a shortE
visit.
The scarlet fever isrsging in South
port. The schools are closed in conse-
quensc.
His- Bertha Brovrn was obliged toE
come home from New Britain owing to “The Ablr' y Dramatic Troupe opened at mseterly mm.
illness.
Dr. antesT. Sed gwick has been spend
ings few . aye this week at City ClerkE
Wilcox' s.
—Shsd at Robson’s market this week.
Company D will have n hattsllion
drillto-night. The galleries are free "’E
spectators. L
Mr. and Mrs. John Pctti canto ne‘arE
losing their can last night. He is sill
with croup.
)lrs. W. H. H. Brown has returned to
New York city after spending a few
days with friends in this city.
Dr. II. B. Pardeeia slightly improved
today. His trouble. which is in hisZ
_ throat. muses him ngreat deal of pain
Rev. Dr Clark his stereopticon, and
beautiful Yen ice appear in Birmingham
tonight in the letbodist Episcopal.
Church.
Last Night's polo games ltallllf’d as
follows: In Waterbury. Waterbury 4
Hartford 7: in Boston, Bostonl‘r
Hover”. I
Annie tit. John. apupil in thollnion
school. borough, fained yesterday when
reciting. Quite an excitement wssL
caused among the scholars.
John L'Hommedieu's oyster steamer
Josephine was out yesterday dredging
without having Ir. L'llomtnedreu,
sbosrdof her for the first time rlnm’ she'
was built. two years ago
«Fresh Pork and sausage. 12c lh.. at
time market. -, ..
All adjourned meeting of the Pine he
laid Cemetery Association will beheld
in the Council Chambers this evening.
As oficers for the ensuing year will be
elected a lsrgs attendance Is requested.
Constable WIIlisIn l. Brant deserves
great credit for the manner in which
he prwured the letters that wheels
wrote which were produced in court.
They proved to be once! the state's
strongest points againstficheele.
The roll bookoftbsYousgllsnslle-
psbllcsu club has been left with ltohert
A. chonsld It (let). B. We drug
store in this city. for signatures. All
are invited to go there and
rigs the constitution and by-lsw.
MAWCI. 8. Smith willoflerto
Jackets of the latest
style. Illwaol,for88.75;thlsislsmthsn
halftkslrsctuslvslse.
Oystwrhtppsrssrsnowhmyaudihb
srsthst.ss ssusl. before the
“Mikey-ta My will be
exhausted. The ies ltss mused nos-
sidsrsbletrsuhlsthlswiuter. but taken
ssswhslsthsssssonlrss been a good
use.
M. W W I, W “5&6 Ch PW..-
‘hs Dsahury News says tbst the
”trains-them sealer-
“Mammywtwmym
bps-til“. 'f‘hsrssssawsssass-
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”fits-form
”is. deem-lusts"!
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jwork was required to prevent a severe- ?
“ conllagration.
twlusrnsv
and a brother clerk, while the judge was
at upper. M..-
Itxctmna'r In last ileum“.
The Fire Department Called Out to l’ro— E
ted t'mpsrty.
\esterduy afternoon an alarm of tire
The
fields near the school house were -II t on
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the dry grass. The llzilrlut .pma so
rapidly that it became rin'mwrf} l» l' slll
out the fire department. “my of the-i
members of tho Mayflrwer Hook and
Ladder Co were at their work and it,
won wItiI some dtflicully that th»- truck
was got up ill" bill. Conddotablel
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Uncle Tom's Cabin Tit—sight.
This evening Abbey's Uncle Tom
CsbinCo will hold forth at the Oper:E
House. This Is on» of the best compo--
uteri on the rum] and they are mrveting‘
with deserved success wherever they
perform. The Brooklyn Eagle says:
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the Criterion last evening and to a large
and appreciative audience. The compa- I
ny is n double one-«the only double eL
company in the world. Two 'l‘opsys.
two lawyer-I and the ntost wonderful:
Eva ever seen . n any stage She to only I
{our years old. litre In very pretty, very
talented and a delightful little vocalist.
Her name Is Baby PI The piece is
nicely mounted. Thek river filled with
ice fields I91 line hit of realism. The
plantation songs are remb red admirablyi
Eby full voiced colored men.
performed their parts with entire suc-;
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tle' lint AT stutter“).
A ltraksman's race In Badly Cut anal
Ila Receives Sever-l Scalp Wounds.
'esterday afternoon Prank Barth aE
brakeman on the Consolidated road was
struck by a bridge near Stamford. He
was severely cut on the face and received
several scalp wounds. lie was taken to
the New Haven hospital. Barre it board-
ed at New Haven and has It wife and:
family residing In Hartford
To be Tried .‘.M.’-‘
Joseph Hubbard was released one bond
of $100, and Mrs. Terrell on to r own rec
ognizance yesterday. it Ith to appear at
the court in the borough at nine o'c luck
Ilondsy morning. and answer to the
charge of adultery. preferred by John
Terrell, ills. Terrell's husband.
Salvation Army.
Tomorrow night the members of the
Salvation Army will commence it series
of Ipecial meetings which are to last
three days. Rev. W. Booth. Bollington
Bow York city, Major Gay and other of-
ficers are expected to be present. A big
time may be looked for.
r. w. c. 'r. II.
All this stands for the Young Wo-
msr.'s Christisn Temperance Union.
They hold a meeting—public meeting—
tonight. at the Reform room. Elizabeth
street. The pnblic,specislly the young
ladies and gentlemen sre cordially in-
vited. Ashen [immature of exercises
by the yonugladies. sud theu.sn ad-
dress by lsrvin Knowlton. Help, of
Willintsnlic, lathe young men, will be
the order. Everybody welcome.
A Reply to Commodore Burrltt.
Blitor Homing NewI:«Perrnit the
through your columns to issue the fob
lowing:
Commodore Prank Benin-Dear Sir.
In answer to your challenge published
In thezvsniug Post 1 would say I accept
your oder tossil a race with my new
host for Mireille. 8 miles to the wind:
ward or leewardand return. provided
Ibsrscsbiaadsinlourbours. tree no
reason why you should ask a slutrter
hast total! splints loom one. with-
out theumal sllowsuceof tlsie. hutss
ask this advantage] will cheerfully
grant it. Your ammunicstioa sug-
gnted thstyoa were stile and ready to
putupthsmonsy. ltonnshssths
Issst doublet your ability lotion, and
the Watery funds at
mull.
Wallaby? 'flsués etc..
In treacocs.
ma, Missy
thissM
Pinkerton. the detective, nus in conItE
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I same person; be was an expert in judg
.. writing.
The dogs 5'“
; premeditated it.
Ivt'I’n' introduced in evidence but amid
i meditation. Spoke of New Canaan hav-
; effect.
L “(It III-grew.
Booth. Major Katee, Chief of 8:sz from .
‘ we ask for a verdict.
dress to the jury
PRICE TWO CENTS.
'Scheele Murdsr'l‘rial
Interesting Argument Premltd by
the Defense sndtlte Prosecution
The Fate. olllurdcrer SdIeeIe in the
Hands of the Jury.
The Summing Up of the Case.
Tlicsfternoon session of the court open—
ed yesterday at 2 o'clock. The room
was filled. Shortly after court opened
Ilrs. "tucker. widow of the murdered
man. entered, accompanied by her two
sons and two daughters; they took seats
on the left hand side of the room and
listened attentively. Mrs. Drucker was
dressed in deep morning and her face
plainly showed the tracesof the anguish
she had sudcred. The prisoner at times
laughed. apparently pleased with some
remark of a witness. Then his counten- L
none would suddenly change and give
him anything but a flcsmntsppetsnce.
Dr. George L. Porter said Scheelc
told him he had new-r had any serious
sickness; described scar on Sclwelc’s
head; thought Scheele was of smut]
mind: said it was impossible to tell
whether the skull had been fractured;
’saw no indications of what was known E
”homicidal mania" In Sc beele.
Dr. Robe: t lander had seen the
prisoner often slfif'e be had been in inl
and had talked with him. war no iridi-
cation III his conduit or II Ittli'frltllrtll
that he wn-i insane.
Prof. ('lnss wu rectlled :unl arid be
had no doubt th It the letters put in I vi
deuce yesterday were all written by the
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in; of writing: had own culled III many
'cszresin Harlin and Ollie! parts of that
country: he was almirttrly certain that
the letters wen-all in the rum» haml-
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At llllt'm'l minute's Illlt'l’ lhlv’n
Stale Alluruev stir-o orml that the evi- E (he‘ll own bzu-k slter moro- help, Which
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deuce was all tn. .
mt: AttIIt'lItz‘x'I.
After a I'IInsnltat'ImI of llrr-I Iany-rs
and the judge, Coroner llol: begun the
argumont for the St Ilt' Ilr occupied
just one hour anl his argununt vaI-i It
llr said:
\our honor uni gr "III men of the- jury,
we are now nmnl t.’ It' Cl-Ifilllg :cenvs I f s
fearful drawn. The first noun», was in
the little village of Nut Crnann, Wilt-fl
Louis Drncker, nu oflicer of the I;',IvI was
shotdoivn by the prisoner at the bar l»-
cause be It a.~ doinh .. his duty. Tb» lzrw
you could commit against them. Thur
they were brought up on beer. [At this
point of the argument Beheelo grew very
nervous. He kept constantly tapping
tho rail with his baud and mowing in his
seat] Hr. Curtis claimed that the evi.
deuce showed that the prisoner thought
Drusker wm about to break into his
house, and he was prepsred to keep him
‘out, and did so, which he. had o perfect
Eright to do. He did it in III If defence
'snd did not know he nmsnoflicerof
the law. He therefore. claimed either
an acquittal or s verdict of manslaught-
er.’ Ho'ssked the jury to look upon this
poor old man, far away from his native
home in Herman! and friends. and
think, if he was in his right mind and
did premeditated murder without pro«
vocation.
Court opened at 10.05.
B. F. Lockwood alluded to the argu-
ment of his partner Ilr. Curtis, and
qnotsdtbs constitution of the United
States as allowing certain rights too per—
house. L
He asked when the law allowed a per-
son to enter snother’s home and search
it from gsrret to cellar. lie then read
from Swift Digest what the law did
nlfow.snd for what crimes it allowed
mrohing a man ‘s house. and claimed it
only allowed It for felony, and that was
delinel as murder, manslaughter. arson,
theft and burgh rry. llc mud» n point
E that till I llicer tttlisl tell the I: run that be
their» .l to art. 9: lllPl. be Is on oilicer and
that hm hm II w. Irrant for bi+ arrest. lllitl L
lllllnl ho refit-ml lic’ it'l’t’ lire how :I light t1 r .
break in III - door. “I" claimed that
llrtieker did not lt’lll‘icltvelv be was an
oflicer, or that that lie bud n wsrnnt for
his arrest but only told him he wanted to
speak to him and Would tell what it was
when he got in. He claimed that Drunk-
or was not a lawful constable, us it had
not been prt wn that ho had tiled his
bond for lllri security as such.
Drttcker Well! there with n revolver
and said [but he could shoot 'I. H.-
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sort in regards to defending his own“
llr. roman. said that our laws and
jails should be wiped out and our jurors
dismissed if llcbeels was not convicted.
Be quoted the letters with much empbs- to.
simmers is no evidence that Drucksr] W“
attempted to force open the door of
Solieele: Schools knew what Dru. diet
was titers for : it nowhere I
appears that llrueker was It
quarrelsonio man or Ilispoiml I» FXO'LNE
his nuthotiiyfiI-heele locked the door,
broke the uiudmv and fled bemtely pun
pared to commit murder and stood wait- '
ing to commit murder; without I mo-
ment's notice he put eighteen buck shot
in Drucker's heart and committed cold-
blooded;deliberstomurdor.
Mr. Fesscndcn’s closing argument was
a very strong one. and at the sinus of it
the court adjourned until 2 o'clock,whon
the judge charged the jury.
BltttIIIIZPon'r,2::'I0 p. m.«Tbs jury has
just “mama it is expected that they
will arrive at a decision in a short time.
t‘I-stsrdsy's Baseball Hosting.
An interesting baseball meeting for the
purpose of forming a state semi-profes-
sional league was held In room 95 at the
Atlantic hotel yesterday afternoon.
There were present J. Howard Taylor,
C. R. llurd and F. A. Shear, Dnnbury;
Isaac Hamilton, Norwalk; J. 11. Christie
and Edward Inckwood.Stsmford; J. W
Lynch, Anionic; D. llullny. J. Fitzpat-
rick ntid 'l‘. L. Reilly. Meriden: Thomas
Hayes, Waterbury; W. H. Thomas, New
Haven; Fri-d llullen and George Slutv
Itiondn, representing this city; F. A.
Baker of New Haven, representing
llriti '.-I Spurting butt-w: II. F. ll‘uldy
corrrppmnletit Spurting: l. if» ml repre- 1
sentntiu-n of the puss of this I: ity. J.I
Howard Taylor was circled chairman ofE
the meeting and J. ll. Christie secretary.E
Considerablelinte wss'spent in dircuos-
Ing the advisability of playing four
games I work. DInIIIiry, Waterbury,
Absurd», Sonya”; ‘s'e r: L Indon and
Brill» p It! were in incur of playing four
gomr 9.. melt and Mertdcn and Stamford
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plainly shown-It the intention in get in
that hem-'2 by flrrc: as III-ll .1" It could’
have been shown if be It: Id gate to tilt
fence ands. ll .I roll and lllt’riltr' lllo- do If,
which be bad no right to do. llc o ItH‘l
crises to r-l‘Ji'Jl‘ III-It our fnwtnlherri re»
garded tlu--.r boneless their In tie, nndl
Iltztt In» man had a right in force tin-door
nndur any circumstances, and If they
did he Would have a tight to tie-I,
furl his lulu-u» at tiny cost.‘
School.» had committed no crime
that hie lions. could be broken lot I for,
lfScheeIs hal apparent cmu- tr think;
proter' .-= the I Itizms If ( «ruin ctir ut, but
in this case it failed t I probe! the mur-
dered man. He then detimd tlicdil‘hw nt s
degrees of murdrraod datum] Ill thisL
cos: a verdict of murrbr in the lat d.-
lli? went IIVrr gm 4 t'nlmw-I and
showed how tht'sléP‘ ’IIII prove/l who
did the murder, and how the murderer
lle read the letters that
they in themselves would ptnt't' the pri-
ing no license, and how Schrs-le had to»
peatedly violated that law. lie had new
er seen such overwhelming evidence
against anion In his bless there was
against this one. He said the prisoner's
counsel would tell the jury that the
prisoner was insane but they had failed
to produce the slightest evidence to that
Mr. llolt closed his address to
the jury with a brilliant flow of rhetoric
and asked for a verdict of murder in the
Ilia closing to nmtks were:
'Ah, gentlemen, if in the prnttling in.
nocence of childhood, and far away in
the green lie-Ids of licrmnny, the prisoner
had been stricken by mm» dimmer and
carried to one of the little church yards,
it would have been better for him there
than to st:..ol tmiore you with this crime
upon his roof III-Ilay, lirntlenwn, be
sent after calm delibrmtion, Lntllti
Drucker's soul rushing through space to
meet its (lo-l without it moments wart»
Ing. Gentlemen, I have done. The
state claims that it has proven murder in
the first degree. It you so lind,
(live the prisoner
all benefit of any doubts (but tho-re are
none in this cost) and if you find him
not guilty of the crime he iscburged
with,then so lind,and you will have done
your duty."
Lawyer Howard Curtis who was nae
sitting Judge Lockwood in the defence.
made the nest argument. Mr. Curtis.
constricting his case. mad» Igoml ad-
He spoke for a little
over so hour, but occupied a greater
part of the time citing lawman, He
called the juryssttention tothe law of
the state in regard to malice afore-
thought, and claimed in this case there
was no malice. and that School.- was de-
fending his house.'whicb he had a ver-
lect right to do, and if housed more
force than was necessary then it was
msnslsughter, or murder to the second
degree. lls called the jurys attention
to the law of insanity, slid said that any
man who attempted suicide is insane
He then cited Ihscsse of State vs An»
demon. who committed a murder and
afterwsrtls stlsntpied suicide, and was
adjudged insane. He then read the
letter addressed to Kunkei, in which
Schools says he would lay down his life
for New Canaan. and their next year
perhaps there would he license. [is
clslmcd that this letter shower! it to be
the writing of an insane man; or, if
not that. It did not show ptcmedltslion.
It showed suicidal mania. as he was
willing to lay down his life for New
mus-u. Hes-Id to deprive the tier
lfifllflsflwsfiflqspthsflsssr
Maghreb
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fore you. and make you believe thstE
Luminous-out.
that ht was in drngo‘r u! ‘ Iu'l‘lll)! his
Ebouie broken mm. tlwn lm Int I. II 'III Stamford Monday.
to def: ltd It I V. II in flutttllutimg burnt-
side. 5 heels ll Id lntlt te-‘rnstul before
for no C'IIIB‘. They Inuit even his
little brunt of Cltlv‘f that I» hurl mud.
from the apples] oll do tru hat grew
in his garden. :nns' lplrtidl) to Cull
vlnceafiermsn 1that it \. .in unite
wrong to drink beer than to convince
.I\merc.rnsit is wrung to drink water
It was tint proper to declmttz :I I hutch
50 or 75 years ago in this country with-
out Imvrnga little New England rum.
If Srheele had gone and consulted n
lawyer he would have told him that ho..-
ltndn right to nail his own house up.
but hi-IIIIvrI instinct told him he had,-
a right, to and he slid it. It woe:-
necessary to prove there was malice
aforethought tocvmstituto murder in the
first degree ll» then defined Inunlvr
in the diluent degrees and sold .‘lf'ltu l.-
did not have will power enough to mm ‘
utit murder in the first degree. If the
killing was dom- by provocation the n it
disprovrs malice. and if Sober-lo Iva-II
provoked, and In the heat of echIeIIII-nt.
It was manslaughter. lf Dru kit was
killed by the prisoner in tho defrltn- of
his house It wit-I only llltlnsllsllzlllt‘f. L
Mr. Lockwood took up the pleunf Iftv
sanity, read some pretty lr'ltgllll ex
tracts from authority on insanity. and
said that insanity might start at the.
time the crime wss committed, and the
point was for the jury to decide wbr tlicr '
Scheelc wasiusalte'ut the moment tIeE
shot Drucker. He said the letters being
touch the bureau was evidence of In- '
sanity ssuo sane man would leave his
”testament" as It was called by his wife. 3
Sir. 'essendenrsid. My young friend
in opening as well as my older frunsl, ,L
called your attention to the fact that u
human life is st'stske. II is Ithsw
abiding citizens of New Canaan that my
learned friend seeks to put on trial be-
they Ire pursuing this man with rI-letil- )
less and malicious persecution. lie says
that this man drew in mth his mother's
milk the love for lager beer as all tier.
mans do. Mr. Fever-mien said that the
Germans were a law abiding class and
of the most pescsble citizens In this;
country, and it wsss libel on the tier.
nuns to throw out soon lllsll‘lll'lllotl
sgainst them as his learnt-It lwother had.
[ls then defined u'turder in its dfferent
degrees. He read authority to show
III I manin defence of his dwelllng
bouts might kill a man and it would lie
manslaughter and it might be murder
if it was done with malice.
He would show to the jury thsttbit
Instr knsw timer: has coating that
day and he(8¢bccle) intended to kill him
morning todo it. This man did not stop
to inquire whether Louis Dmker had a
warrant or not but took the gun and
Its. Poss-odes claimed that ficheels
had a grudge against Dmckersnd st
Irihuted Ills et'llldtomalla. Withslt
wsmsttbslrheerssstkswuutottm
lhsgvldmssihsthsshstsyrsrsawd
.quicltest true on
I "Minnie Rowan."
when bscsmessdhsdprI-psrvdlutlls
w. IV in favor of playing two games a
wr-.ek
to postpone the mutter until the next
"I?! ting, the dc legato» prr sent t I consult. E
with their I’t npective low on and repent at E
on ndj Ittrmd meeting on Friday. )IslchE
16. in this city :It I 0 '.cl. I- k. The scorn-E
titty was in~tructcd tn con-nit u ith oIbcrE
tms n. in Inst-hall thriller“. Amoniar E
Merl-II -,Iv Smmford, Norwalk and Bridge-L
purl hm their tutor-I tIr-arly rompiei- -.I
«lludgrpott Ken's:
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William Collins, the piuber for the
ENnrquk-r, list hi» lothrrby death this
morning. Decca-i Il wi-l lro buri.d in
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l’roirubly the first garm- played in
run" (fill season will be between theg
Forlorn I ollo-gvtt -nm and the Norwalka.I
, The game Will be played all mt. the lhth
of .\pr..l
A little building is to h' built in cuti-
motion with the grand stand in which
I.» keep brooms, sawdust, bases ctc.
llnicltcsl Tlmc on lice-oral.
1’..." t’ (’ Sr. Jilin has just made the
record with the
bots-em Sew London and Norfolk Va.
and return In only seven days. This is?
the quickest time on record.
Iteal Estate Transfers.
lv'r-‘nruuty ls: (lIivI-r l-' Weed to
l 'harlu l.. W :,Irren Inntl :t'hl buildings
thereon on Man!» :--,IvaI. wrongly
known on the llr‘llhl'll l-' um I" If] iIlvm-t
lion $3,000. 1
February 7th, William (5. Thomas to
.Maggle Wells and WIIIIII .I Crocket, lot It
and buildings thereon on East avenue,.
Elsi Norwslk. consideration III, 000.
‘.-:brurry l3th. Ebcr R. fonts to l,.J
IP-Innrgun and Julius (Ill. Icy. land and
bu Idmgv thereon on “our street lior .
'.otiItII
'cbruary llth George Saunders to
JIIIephIIu-tisunders lsnd inSoutIi Nor-
walk. on that turnpike. '
February 18th. Henry \. Lockwood to]
31le J. Squires, land in Rownyton.
January mm, B. ll. Rowan to Jase E
E'Tnllr s, land on ('Impr“ I II reel.
February lat, William ll. Byiugtou to}
William l'IlsborutigII, land on Wiltotii
I
I
Eavnnue' III the borough
‘rbruury bl. flaunt E Beard tu
Pram-Is Tlil'ltrinml, land in this city. cori-
sulerut'iou 8500.
February 12m. Tslntndge Biker to
Leonard l. Almbmnt, land on SpringEm
fill’ri‘l '
Thecm of u Malhushek piano is in “m"
the material and workmanship and tiflrt
in the means cmployrd to sell ll
selltitself. See them at The Treat aL
Shepard t'o'u.
E
«Boys wanted to sell the BvrningE
Sentinel in the borough. Apply ultlrEH”
school It Blosn’ at news stand.
I
E 31'
It on» decided after .I but debath _
Tin» trip was made ’
Building hand For Info.
ORDERS leltwitlIJ. It Raymond. footol llflh
Willi Md'li'i‘l for bluegill“; arithmltw ”him
I” a ll y We V II.
mm.
m5 tf
Furnished Rooms 10 Item.
”ABLE for light housekeeping ll desired.
(‘or West Avenue and Pines Infrlw
Timothy llay.
l;lt‘+l‘:.nsbty IhlIim-Iliu bulk. at market prin-
Iinlets Mt at Brown a Wilcox, or f’ It. flux
liel. will receive prom It attend on
nil in II liltCIAllll, lit-him l'oiIIlI
Notice to Republicans
or Tlll: PF! 0! I! At") Tllfltl) VMIXII Itinllt‘ TH.
Ll. person: interested In the ltepublicsn t
are hereby cordially invited to stictid s ultra"I
lll', - to be held at the silicon! John If Light. larch
I2.D tail-l stllo‘rloclr p m. forth» purpose of per
feeling the organization of I III puhllun elnb.
. .. CIIIIIITTEE.
Notice.
EAST nouwsm’sctloor. ms'rimrr TAX
”81'.
Km Nouns“, Martin 5. mil.
'l‘llBIsscssmcutiistof Ibulut Kmslk lichool
Districthsvinghcn made out and placed in
the hands of W. 0. Roberts,(21etk of the District
is now ready for examination by time interested
for ten days from March 10. this. On the ml: of
March the [load of Belief will be in session It the
Clerks house to hear uppesls and make abste—
merits thereon. lfli'mtd
Jl IINS.
ll. M. COOL“, >COIlllhlllefl.
ms to II. P. mortal-Loni
Notice;
~ OUTlI NORWAIJK UNION SC "00]. DISTK’CT.
NOTICE: hereby given that an assessment of
Ibe rstable eststc within said district hashcen
nude on the town list of [887. and that said list has
this day been deposited by the Clefkof said District
or the olcc of the Selectmen. No 29 Washington
Street, south Norwlk .Conliccticnt, for exami-
nszlnnund that the d of Relief will meet at
the ofllrc of the said St lertmen, No 2'!) Washinrrmn
III. on Int-10th day of Man-h. A. D. Inn. at one
o'rlork P ll. Iohrnrsaddelennine all appeal» to
them made for the contribution and pe-rh Lliun of
mill Mh'e'lill' nl.
Dated at (lu- eity of Smith Nrmmi i; 0' arm. , this
I fltblltly of Peb' y. A ll I158.
trims: llAltli, 't'ommitier of the South
Norwsik UsIon School
.ImINII “our imam.
notice.
\' (Yl‘lt'E is hereby aim Niven that an assessment
of the unable estsne of said district which
was so situated that there was no district and repa-
rute rain:- has been made by the assessors and
this day tiled by the (' iuk of said distinct with the
selector-n at No. '19 Wtk‘ltlfl‘lOll lit. in said city of
South Norwalk, Ct.
Dated at the city of South Norwallt, Conn. this
the'tlday of February. A. I) trill-l
A Bf. .tlh't HARD, (Committee of the South
Vorwtlk I' also School
District
.IoIIN ll 1.,IGII'I‘ i
District of {\orwiillt Is: Probate
tourt, March lot, A. D. 1885.
luetatc of Phi“ Clark, late of Nnrnulk, in said
)ircrirt, (breast
The (Icon of Probate lot the District of )mrwmk
hath limiud and rllowcd six months from the date
“eh rent for the CIrrditor-I of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Tho-re who neglect. to
parent their accounts properly attested. within
said time. mil he debnrredsrocovei. All persons
indebted to said Es' ate are request to mskv int-
rm Ilmte pnyment to
tn2916f JOHN MORTON Executor.
33m! Estate. '-
F A C '1' 0 BY
To let or for sale corner Day and Raymond streets.
CHIIIIIE BUILDING LIITS
or; II woman II n. FOR sits.
mourns or
19‘
.. A. Woodsvat-d.
.-..m ...A......._. _- till tint
Building Lot For Sale.
'l‘lll: fine budding lot adjoining my new house
on Buyview avenue. on the north, will be dis—
posed of at a reasonable price.
‘icwer and city water In trnnt of III: premises.
Firm view of ID: surrounding country
also J.lBi INC DIBBLB.
llouscs and Lots for Sale.
"VIII.“ and Lu! for. . Is an
I.
Farm of 4” Acres, [lame and Ham ..........
TAYLOR & “0|.”le
Real Estate and [In-marten ts. ”and 4‘.‘ win
inertia SL. south orwalk C.
r6.“ site.
‘AST NIlltWAl. K and Benedict Farm
‘1 Desirable residences. in excellent condition.
hires returnable. and terms easy.
litre of TAYLOR s GOLDEN,
Real Estate and WA .45 us: 4': Wash-
ington 8L. heath
EFARIS In the town of Reddisg, of from to to m
srrss. at prices trout 8!.qu to to son
”monument-healthy localities, and
nretnostlywell lnI proved but have on theta sub»
stantial Ind comfortable dwellings
'lhey sic desicsble for summer resulenees, or
Eperttlanent homes, and in news the
Iettlsurent of estates. m of them willbe void for
[on than the costs! their lmprovetuen
urre TAYLOR h 60km,
ltr-rl Estate and Insurance Agents
Wsshingtou 5L. Heath Bovwalk. (loss.
A
For Sale.
(.‘ODIIODIOUS reshlrnee on llmwnud Ive.
coa'alnl all the modern improvements with
rsrrtsfs sud stableouths tees. for
Is slsossutllstboussonllsvl «mum
Liaising the usual my“ conveniences
lel l (BOLD
first [state and Belongs Rooms, ii and 4"! Wash
Ingmb til.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1 two fsmily house with all modern lmprcvom
1 ”house and lot In Inc location In last llarwslk
Also twenty tine building lots to be sold on easy
with all tbsstock, gist ' ‘2“ m. '- "mum"
1". ll a
0mm" tom Won vsti Immediate
'l- mu .1 s: stuns“, . m“
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m
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3333'
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in... r". In... of h @3233; Irw“‘.m mm“
“hummus losses on I"l'olles lllrsei m9 I. mm m."
S MW’"'“ l woos-re. .Ci. ew- , nu-
mm 1|wa IIIJOIN II RRAPP. ”u” all 0"" W
’Amflfilflpmmlflfl (”$.33
f «tinfoil human...”
' THAT
Farm Ila-d Wasted.
Ill-4m u. ”w c ss's'h'r's'“ "m‘m'
null"I , ’ n'e‘iiirttim. Must be mm.
1'. lat.
IA «shawls last llsrwslk.
La‘llsyll direct, wing Also mm
Apply to ‘w.%&§,rm
“was
fa.“ filial-wattle MRI mm”
wtmmmm
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ll,lflll' dtnettotkrshnwtssstssf
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all ostpletssndm onwilluol the
' cedar-nitrous:
:ndrcuictrty
P. Vi”. I3A'I‘Efi.
-
5! 3»!
Silver WyaIIIIIIIIes,
Bl’lt Conltlssn,
W. C. B. WPollssh
Pom; WW3
Eggs now nodal.“ hatchisg, for
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s. thl'w.
isw on .
Wiring" Welcome. 31w
mmm
llfllldlcl on.
of llcvv York.
Ami». .I :szmss
III-velar. 116.500.“.
ranch s colitis. an.
Ham YIIIII lift I'llllll.
To-lloruiw llay be Too Late.
mummmm that wsysssdls
girl-Ila!“ wings/orifyaie,“ guilt:
our sin centre a yeast.
min» ‘ “Webs “awaits-In
wymnofsge urinatbiefsmlly tr mu
do wiilgivegeoualifs policy fern”.
filfll’clll'l
CONNECTICUT éEIIEIIIII
Life Insurance (30.,
or HARTFORD.
II. II. t. Itotiuuilw. Aunt
sttliou h ltorwstk,
American Investment Co,
0f Burnetsbllt. lowl-
PAID L' l’s C. lflTAln~
SUUKPLS
\g
7:!
Mus-3W” " u...
cttottu flO
.oidlle
hentnved 2t. Coupon“ la
nominationsofm.% and
First Western Vsrm‘ Tram. ' .
Bondslndeminstmoffmmmln .
Bonds and
examined into byour hone Dusk eons-tutors»
smiths Co. isllfiw “doing helm '— this State
nnderthsir supervision
Theseilondesnd ll stealeredfsrssle
stpsrsudsccmed. interestm
3 601.1!!!
Restflatstessd neurones“. Guild"?
ngton Iii. south ltorwsl
The Metropolitau's Record For I887.
12,633.43». number of outstanding Pallets during
0 £I
Gui i list It ri
6.2.3 mil.£.fmwm”%m
84.
“Caitlin Interest Receipts during in, “80..
ummmww’g .. W -
Amount idtol’olicv during W8,
memo. is '
Number of Policies in Peru.
New] insurance written .
Capital and Supine for t of
around above the reserve
cent ) and all other lubibtlesmgt,fltgdh I! 1"
Amount paid by that? Cm to I! Mr
demfor ’ , etc. ., since plus
present invested Meets. Sim
Jmmm
I hlATl-IUSI-IEK i
PIAIIos.
“Tried and Triumphant."
m i “3‘ “I I l“.
GREAT 0””. "Um I m
m ”I I.
ruuvwssssamm'vsqustissr
a mm. and leap lit this at uwr
quanerthssssswssofawyutlssvm
OVER ".001”. Ill!
lend torhrlldsscrlwtivs Mural
"Insole
‘l’llE “EAT & Slllflll GI.
s1 ossasc Ivsuv new Itsvss. “on.
start
Ilium. first-cw. ”our, Iva.—
rosin, Uranium us User wiser”.
no“ mwvs volt vies Ovsvs or m.
-Wmmaw
soswstit outta IIouss
Holiday. larch Is.
Chas. Erin Homer,
The Rm!” Y
Venlalnf nfthe
Shamusuomu
0|L‘Irpstlovolall
m. rinIII‘l'eesIInga'l’rse mmflnsfl
It (tread Production,
Bstksslsstlcslly Received.
Pssltlsssly lenses-M,
A W deserts.
mm‘ ,‘p u, II. M
Icat’sat We.
BK.
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NEW YO
. fut-Cm.“
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more. warrants-s.
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Norwalk Chronicler