? mm 111 ram, rimmed
King and Emperor.
TIE (IRANOBLLOB’S EULOGY
AI Impressive and Selena Scene in
the Belelstag.
'i‘lra rare liners oi the out upsur-
mm by Altar-ate muss
. Delirium and Consciousness-donning
L he "hits! Dear ”law-Name’s“ *
. to he Prosuntsd (or Publishing False
Reports.
Blunts,
lit-The ammo,
Neda”? yesterday. Thonsnalcnstumot
thaheliasadgnaitortheawsmflieg
or deputhwvahandoned. Ahnostab-
rose to their
last. The mwas most immedvewhen
the chancellor, upon reaching bk place,
cannmnicatedtothsimperialbsdy
the intelligence of the emperor's death, which
hadidmosteloqnently,eud withan eats-am» hard.
beymddepositingit
inthsarchivesasehistorical docummt.
In“Itdos not become
ismthingwhichlhelisvelahonldnotcon-
oealfrulnyou. ltdoesnotconeernmy-Iii-
monis,hut my experiences. It is the fact
thahamidthemvisitationswithwhichfln
ruler just departedlived toseehishanm
mam-ewmtwocircumstanceswhich
liliedhimwithsatiafactionandcorntort. One
olflnnwasthsoflectflratthesuflcringnd
hiarlysonandanocswormnrpresentsoves-
signhd,hadprodncedthroughouttheworld
—notonlvinGermany,bntinevery partot
the world. I received this very day from
New Yorkatelsgramod sympathy,showing
whatcontldenoethsdyrmstyottheimperial
hornbasacqniredamongallnetions. This
isthelegacywhich the emperors longrcign
IothoGennanpeople. Thecoud-
tramterredtotha tion,despite ythin‘
thathashappened.”m an
telegramiromSanIlemo Irorn
~Ml§l~ tharsiehstagand
nfiamtclfihe and
withwhieh yonall servedths
Wilhelm lrelyn your ”the
toGermany
-Dr.Mackmde.willruide
'palueoontsidst
I, mqfimyrignshis
Eli r
1l§§11§‘§l
ii
but, ppu'ted b hersiclr delight!!!“ “I:
m y .
GrandDuche- of Baden, she still clung to
herhusband'shands.
Fortwohoursasa-rowinliomily group
waitingtheendwhlchalinowknewmngtEfi
ametterothounonly. At 8 o‘elocka ur-
l'iedmmmons to thehsdddeelithe
tamilyandthoseoflcialswho
In the raises. The unparal-
WWW hislastaeuteucs
being, “It is well to have service for itis
halt
ii
” the blur listened attentively and
lid,“Thatiewondertnl,"end then fell Into
asleeptromwhichheneverroused.
At8:w,atasign from the physician, all
prumtmnkupmthehhemandfimidsob-
hing which alumst rendued the minister's
prayer inaudible, the noblest ml ever
grentedby Godto Gu'many paced away
(rem theworld torevsr, without a struggle
Imdwithontapain.
thanksdhim Iorhis Irvices totheoountry.
Alter recovering tromtheswoon into which
heiell about 5 o‘clock Thursdayafternoon
tlmeruperorssksdfor Conntvonliolthsand
PrinoeWilliem, with both of whomhe
talked on state attain, the army and the.
people. Considerable delirium tol-
ed, and the emperor grew weaker and
nethenightworoon. At7o‘clockln
the lamilygatheredarounp his
de,andet8:flo'cloch the doctors de-
tieredtheemperordeed.
vltisrcportedthetthelastwordaotthe
hoperor William were: “Alexander has
promised me that there should he newer.
We oughttondoptafriendlyettitndetownrd
Rosie.”
The emperor's body rests upon his iron
armybedstead, tireless Iaceoverused withen
expremionol gentlepeacelulneni Thehody
mcflnesinahalfsittingpwtnmleaniugheck
againstthopillowaupon which the monarch
died.
Theemperor leitepcrnonal tortuueot300,-
000,” marks in cash. It is that
histnneralwill take place on Thursday,
Marchlh. -
THE NEWS AT SAN REMO.
flow the New Monarch Received the
Fatal trump.
Bax RmIo, March 10.—TlIe emperor of
Germanypnmedegood night Thursday. Ila
wuresflessduriugtheenrlypert of the
mghnbntsispthetter afterward. Upon his
thsemperor. attended by
M
name “Freder-
ick," witflrut miersnce to either his imperial
orroyaloflce.
Uponthereceipt of thcnoweotthecm-
peror’sdeeth at Ben Burro thecrownprin-
ce-rnshcdhrtothegardmoitheroynlvilla
wssphigbitteriy. Composinghsrselfshere—
turusdtothehonseand intormsdthe crown
prince, who immediately dhpetched Dr.
KrausetoBerlhI to makearrangemeuts for
hisreturntothecaiital.
The unpuor was greatly prostrated on
haringthe newaofhis father’s death, but
knowmnchmorstranqnil. flehasreceived
hundreds of telegrams otcondolenoe. Bis
wile received many ladies and gentlemen
who havohem in Frederick William‘s ser-
vice, andwhocallsdto sxpreasthairsyrnpa-
thy. Thenewemperor and hiswireleftior
Berlinetiloelockthhmorning.
Thesrnperorpa-edagood day yesterday.
Hedineddownstairswith fltelamflylortheyears
firsttimeaincetheopsrntionwaspertormed.
'I'hedoctorsstill have someiears thatin
journey. '
THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC
Sends Its Barre-low o! Sympathy
Through Biol-tor Pandlaton.
'Wasrnnorol, Malaria—The otheial an—
numcsmentoithedeathotlimperorWilliam
wursoeivved at the Gaman legationearly
mymwning. Thetelegrarnwassigned
dAblegramvasrsodvedatthedurhnentfl-
oistate yotuday aim-hing tron: MinisterIll
W" sunscreens:
A d v
mayoharzed’anairmfroml’rince Bismarck
wasalsosmttotheseeretaryot state.
mmdmuhmuumoonmr
thstdiowingcahlemewagsto lilohterl’en-
dietenatlisrlin
“I‘hsprsldmtdssirssyou to nrakeknown
Moths Iordgn slice that the death oi
thsillmtriowandvensrahleemperur othrL
Inadsaply armd the sorrow and
sympathyotthaUnltedStatmand the gov
Baum”
1
pro-
Ill,thsnewu
flammthmol thelungsrnayrssulttrom hb Y
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“Gain in Premium Income durin" MIT, 31 130 671. -
Si.
Gain In Interest Receipts dnnnug 1&7. $15 at?
Gain in Cross income durin 188703122“ .236, 32L 3'5.
Number 0! Bomb Claims :1 In 1
Amount paid to Policy ho drrs during “3?. $2.-
umber oi Podcica in Force. 1.3m M9.
New insurance written during 1887
Capital and surplus for rccunry oi olicy holders
oversud above the reserve required by law (-0 per
cent )and all othsrliabilities :l to. 95.1 lo.
,IEH. 21800.
holders Ior claim». his . since organization. plus
present inserted Amtsnsliuim I83 3.83.
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i)! Emmetahurg, Iowu.
PAID UP CAPITAL .......................
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denomtnatlcus o! ,m
Goid Debentnrc 6 per ct. Coupon Bonds in do-
nomlnations oi 8N0. w, camaraderie
First Western l-‘srinfiand‘ a per cent Noam
nits in denominations oi from 33!!) to 810.1!)0.
These Bonds and leagues usually run for 5
years. and donot ctr‘ecd prrcl. oi Ihe llIl‘it‘ at
'l' principal and Interest of these bonds guaran-
teed kby the (.0 and are payable' In the (2in of New
ark. Thellnaoeialconditionol' the Co. has been
examined into by our State Bank Cmmissionets
and the Co is now doing business in this State
under their so
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at par and accrued lateral “‘y
boll A GOLDEN
Reel Estate and Insurance A ts, 45 and 17 Wash-
nzlon St., South Norwalk. it it
___ r. w. Brad-Er.
aground the exclusive right for Norwark
nth Norwalk to use the Metal Electric
Vibrator. Indexuactsteeur wiIhouI u and tree
of any airs charge Warti ial teeth a
specialty. Chloe and residence adjoining licihodisr
parsonage, Norwalk. ('.t Open evenings. [210m
Monuments and Headstones.
Do not huyamonument or llcsdetonc Iron: any
olograph. bntgo direct to the show rooms of
.91 Dates, Waters Sm Nerwaikandnloctone
alioompleteand on wlnnothedlssm tcdln its
assurance Be or in all kinds at log stone
cemetery work.
I’. W. BA'I‘ES.
018m
Baron 3'3. susNiW"
Summit to L. B. Quiniard.
finder taker & Embnlmer.
No i Knlght Bl. liesldenee. 9 East Ave.
BOD-Bun Norwalk. Conn.
Notice.
\lOU'I'II NORWALK more sonoot. nmnwl'.
snthat s snowmen
M'wlthln said'dlstricthss I "
ohm Handing list” has
Gain in number at onlsmndmg Policcs during
Amount paid by the Company to lie Policy "
I Builder and Contractor.
gaginrgfi gm».
(t I3. D‘Alt’l‘ols.
' 'a
Caterer [or Weddings and l'nrtics Ice Crrsmi
1 'omtantly on bunrl iorlhe sick and woll. Ills reit-
holed Root Beer and Empio enl Chico. '
serum 87.. S .NORWALK.“
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Teacher 1 t Sin ging, Voice Control and Piano Play ;
rug.
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ATTBVTHI‘S
Sewing Machine Supplies,;
Attachments. Parts, Nerdies.Bsits, etc, furnished
General Repairing oi all (kinds anIlmahm 0!
Sewing Machines. SIIAILIR.
tantalum... Po. Norwalk. U031!
SOIVI'II NORWALIC SAVINGS BANK.
5] Washington Street.
.. A -m...m 1
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an ouSaIurdayeveningsiromo tea.
”him .110.“ mm“
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J II. RAYMOND.
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Work done by the day or contract.
one foot 0! llarlland St. on Water. P. 0. Box err.
mdlw
. I250“ m.
4.1! ..
'Lv. Wilson Point
DR. McGONEGAL.
——omca an assumin—
(‘or. West Avenue and Butler Street,
NORWALK. CONN.
once lionn—Untiiflam; trims 1 lot, and?”
hp. In.; Sundays—Ivonne
H'Commnnicatiou by telephone. ti?“
“7 S. KNAI’P,
A RC H I TECT.
I, 2:: repainted: wwwgoi sliding!“—
TERIS REASONABLE.
Orrichl‘arlor' agenda; Washington 81.. So.
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HOUSATONIC RAILROAD:
DA NBCRI & NORWALK DIVISION.
(‘orrccved December lith. rear.
Passenger Trains.
WUTH.
Irv. So. Norwalk.
0.- 45 '5.”
hr. Norwalk.
r398. In
856 '
1024 '
Ar. Wilson Point
4
7 or ~~ Mixed . 15 “Hired re'z “l‘x‘d
NORTH.
Lv.So. Norwalk. Ar.Norwalk
180s.m.l‘x‘d TMIIM
us a. In.
1818 .II.
In sad
5 10 phi.
Iooo Hind" ldfllind
w. ll. Samson.th and Gen“! Hanger.
in‘ 0. Pants. Sn
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llOliSA'l'ONlc DIVISION.
December II. in.
leavehfldgsport tor Pin-ecu.
Lilla.“ In. sceugrno’u 1
7mm mlixed
c. crrovvn. 1.50pm lime 3 serum am.
J. :3" .. uprsw‘. US a...
Carpenter and Builder. rm “ ' '" .
. “Ill! WM ”was,“ WWIJIIIII’IKW IIIIM .
' Jobbl om muse-mum” to. w'i‘im' ,Vtcel’rss‘ttilsn’llaaa’r
r. o. mon"soun" NovwalkCt. u'n A1,“.m Midu.m0mn.
Aux. s. omen. N. Y. N. II. E II. RAILROAD.
merom- uremia-o summer-m can. wag?- m" 1m'seurs area.
as 'i."' Express. Ina-.wam'sa ls.
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IEBCIIANT TAILOR. 3 2! M‘f if,” '
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rm. ashram. In. ' .
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Insurance’s... X,
Lite. Accident and Plate Glass.
1N seer KNOWN women use anemone selenium as
Real i Esta B an Exclusions,
45s 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, court.
Houses and Lots.
New Canaan Road, neorl). d: N. Railroad track,
1,000
Grenileville, two houses and lots, each 1,“
Concord St. “ “ “ 3N0
Belden Avenue, 000 .
Lowe Street, $3,500 2,” '
Chestnut Street, 8,500 :
Meadow Street, 2,500
Franklin Street, 3,5N
South Main and fie‘ymond Streets, lot 653150, House 17 Rooms, Good Barn _
all in good conditi ion, 0,000
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good House and Burn, 0,500
u a,“
Ely Neck Read, 2,500
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 80: 211),me 40x30, 14 Rooms with Lisnto,
Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
Eimwood Avenue, Lot 00:200, house quite new, 3,300
North Main Street. opposite the Lockwood place, modern' improvements, 9,” 3
u n u u 7 m
Woodward Avenue, $2,200 Springwood, 2:500
Day Sinai. 3,000
Monroe Street. three houses, respectively. 81, 800, $3,500 and 4,M0
Spring Street, two houses, respectively, $2,200, double house, 4,000
Hoviland Street, good house and ham, 4,500
Turnpike, good house and out buildings. lot 741250, 2,” '
West Street, 2,800
Taylor Avenue, good house and barn, -‘ ,, Mn gjfi .
Ch“I”l SMILW, mg-Wfim‘I-‘houae, good ;rringo house and T
Able, grounds spacious and well shaded. a charming view of Long
W Island Sound from piazza,
15 000
Concord and Spring Streets, row of tenemui. 4,000
Day and Water Streets ’
5,500
Building Lots.
Hamilton Avenue, 05 feet front.
Prospect Place,
West Street,
Summit Street, from 8.500 to “'50”, ”’30.;
Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue. 8000 to 1,000
Golden Hill Street and Bayview Avenue (corner) 31,000 .11.] 1,”
Taylor Avenue and West Street, a. 500. Taylor Avenue. “50 to son
South Main Street 8400. North Main Street, 33,000 and 2,000
Meadow Street. 8500. Cross Street, W
Low Street. . 500
Woodward HlII from 3600—] WI
Osborn Avenue. mansion and cottage, two acres, 37,500 :
Cottage Avenue and Hoyt Street 3.2.300. Henry Street. 5M”
Osborn Avenue, Fort Point Road, C )rner. am
Cottage Avenue. Double House. 4,000
Van Zent Avenue. 2.000
Lats on Pleasant Avenue, 0500 and 000’
West Norwalk.
House and Barn, ten acres of land,
House rind Barn, one acre, 3850. House and Earn. two acres,
Lot on Pudding Lane,
Norwalk.
middle Five Mile River. .
Bones,8storhsandattic,7mma,8!aores,roomyharn,lotaolgood fruit,
property in excellent condition.
Tract of 15 acres, 12,000. Also cl 0 acres,
Darien.
Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses. large barn, well adapted for dalryormarkst
gardening or both; A) minutes drivn to South Norwalk. 10 minutes
01,000
new
m
«m'
walk to Rowayton depot, _
Pioneer residence within a short distance of Daria: t. I sure. 3‘»
' houseand outbuildings m E000 Mill 2
Farms. ‘
Near the city with corulortahla houses on them in quantity from 15 . 40
acres. . Prices no. W to mono
mun“ (or Building sun or
W M I" Ihvnumg
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Payment-cam of the ahersiistade-op-
momma-seem.
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