CHEAPEST Chill)“ BEST soveafisiac‘ IIIEIIquI. lil JOB PRINTINGI ' . NEAT! QUICK! CHEAP! v.._-'__ j W nus- NUMBER 91. "w-“stcwmmr stTH NORWALK, CONN. FRIDAYfMARCH 23. 1558. PRICE TWO CENTS. m n s ve oren - ' boron POINT , . ' PM Salem K", England, “it infh‘s'i’mlffffr "W t t ' Toballlnt II: tits nois- Point Hotel Co. M“ 3- if 3;:szoy. WW“ " ’ g”, gab“. gilW m¢£§leldizhliezomiugv £233: lofiviflgphbell of Bridgeport was in “Ill‘l 8 ea ' We understand that New York 1’0"?” visiting her mother Mrs. Simmons. in Fl A 0 l1! 0 n Y “ORWALK OPERA “00.. THE LOCAL BRIEFS High lids to mow 8.11: low tide "..85 Sun rises 5.48s. m.; sun sets 0.09 p. to. William Head of EastNorwalkisquite sick with malaria. -—Hood‘s Bonaparilla die at Plaitted‘s. U. S. Treasurer Hyatt returned to Washington, yesterday; The recent rain storm has caused great damage throughout New England. —-P. J. C. Connors is selling good co- logne at wholesale or retail. klr. and Mrs. J. H. Ellison of Strat- ford. are viaiting friends In this city. u"Ross: Thompson of East Norwalk. has been making a short visit in New York city fl..-” ~60 to photographer North’s for snow views of South Norwalk streets and Greens Farms cut. Dr. Clark's birthday party will be cele~ brated tonight in the Norwalk Metho- dist Church. § W ,_ Dr. Lynch of Danbury, was in town yesterday. 11:.- was the guest of Dr. Hurray of the borough. Mrs. Lyrics is about toerecI another new cottage on the corner of Franklin avenue and Lynes’ place. The trial of Joseph Hubbard and Ellen Terrill for adultery will take place before J udgs Coolidge to-morrow. ——8alt Pork, 10c lb.. at Raye-f market. Silver Stream LodgeJ. O. G. T. will visit Washington Lodge of Cranberry Plains next Tuesday evening. Pix-Mayor Henry G. Lewis of New Ha- ven has taken an insurance of “25.000 on the life of Wilson Waddingbam. The Boston Store offers special bar- gains for Saturday and Monday. Read what they say in their advertisement. 1’. 0. Clans of the borough says he is about to qih the “Dchrrestors.” P. C. says he isl going to look out for a rainy day. —The Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at Campbell‘s old stand. Pensions have been granted: Original. John A. Haskins, New London; Peter I". Bardwick. Danbnry; James Hsugh. Bridgeport. _ Last night's polo games resulted as follows: In Waterbury, Hartford l2. Waterbury 'I'; in New Bedford. Meriden 3, New Bedford 2. Chief Vclmer was looking lflrk night for Steven Scale, brother of the Hun— garian who was cut in the drunken brawl Wednesday night. Will Hunter. formerly in tbsemploy of the Western Union. hasacceptsd a position in thol-‘airfield County Bank. John Hunter, his brother, takes his place. The meeting of the ball team manag- era is being held this afternoon at the Atlantic Hotel, Bridgeport. Its object is tones ifa nine cannot beorganized and managed by good men from Bndge- 9°“- -..-_ w —Frrsh Pork and Sausage. 12c lb., at flayes’ market. James IcQuillan and William Tobey were before Judge Selleck yesterday charged with assaulting John Buckaroo. They pleaded guilty to the charge and were lined $1.00snd costs; paid up and discharged. At three o’clock yesterday the water in the Connecticut river at Hartford had rhea to a beightof thirteen feet and eight inches. but the too had not. broken. The river is open for navigation only as far as Deep River. The chain of the different churches are making arrangements to have plenty of extra music on Easter Sunday. Be- fore that happy day arrives the Sentinel will tell its readers what selections are to be rendersd. ‘ Out of twentyeigbt important sm- ployscs who have left the service of the New York & New England railroad within a comparitlvely recent lime. twenty-five have gone into the service of the Consolidated road. Vice-President Shlnn'a mlary is said bobavs been raised from $10,000 last year to ”0.000 new. Aftsrssntsscs had been pronounced oalardsrerssbsslsstnridgsport'russ- day. a motion appealing tbs case to the snprsmscourtofsrrorswasllled by the prisonsr’scounasl. Thsappval will be heard nextOctober. :1! tbs decision of tbscourt halow is not reversal. and a Barbi: the storm the driverson the hosts cars were obliged to loss thrss which the manager of the road promptly deducted from their pay Saturday and they received “All of $13.00 which is a full week‘s brought the matter to the of It“. Hyattwhoksppsosdtobs if s l? l?! Miss Mable Sayers of Brooklyn is vIsIt- ing relatiIcs In this city. A. S. Ferns of New Haven is visiting~ Chas. Andrews of this city. «~00 to photographer NI'IrthII for snow views of South Norwalk streets and Greens Farms cut. The Romaine—Incl Club will hold their annual ‘meeting Tuesday evening. There Is some talk Mic-organizing the Ku Klux ball team which played here last year. The Germanic Seengerbund will hold a ball at their hall on Easter Monday evening. , Caroline Harifoid» of East Norwslk died at her residence this morning. She was 83 years old. The mum of lb; late Henry W Lee ter took place this afternoon at the Baptist church at 2 o'clock. The children of the East Norwalk Sunday school will meet at the church to- night to have an Easter rehearsal. The Young Women's Christian Tem- perance Union will hold a meeting this evening at the Reform room on Elim- beih street. —Lard in 5 bad 10 pound pails. 50c and $1. each. at Hayes‘ market. Members of Mayflower trut k company that want to purchase Iuils can find someone at the house I-wry night to take their order. Some of the oystermen discovered yes— terday that owing to the heavy snow storm and hard rain storm some of the trails on their boats had rotted. A social club has been organized In the borough and has been named the K. O. B. They meet in the rooms over the Fairfield County National Bank. A full rehearsal of the Fraz» r Degree team will be held at the Lodge room to- morrow evening. at 8. 30 o‘clock. Re- freshments will be served at 10 o’clock. The divorce case of anilnml against Haviland is set down for o hearingin the Superior court. to-day. on the short calender list.“ When a motion for on answer made by the plaintiff. Mrs. Havi- lund will he heard. ~60 to photogrifiih-er North's for snow views of South Norwalk streets and Greens Farms cut. Two of the jewelers emplyed in A. S. Ferris' store modes bet this morning. One said that a bullet could not be shot through a silk handkerchief at a distance of twenty feet. The other said it could. A target was fixedptbc distance measur- ed of! and the shot fired. Upon examin- ation it was found the bullet had passed through the handkerchief This morning cord came to the but ougli officials that a man II as ly mg in II lit in Unron park. (Thief Lockwood went up there and found a man who works for George Clark wandering around the park inn dazed condition. Ila took him home and Mr. Clark ex- plained that he was subject to fits and was very grateful to the chief for bringing him home. ENTER‘I AINM ENTS. Modern Minstrel”. That excellent organization of burned cork artists, Thatcher. Primrose and West, will give one of. their first-class entertainments at Music Hall to-mor- row evening. The company comprise:- forty-five units, presenting many new, original, pleasing and refined features. Among the specialties are a mammoth “policemen’s drill and chorus," “West Point Cadets and Vassar Beauties.” "The Black Erminie.” the Chinese tlromious in an acrobatic performance, “A Holiday in a Laundry.” George Thatcher will give a new monologue, and thewwill be singing and dancing ad infinitum. "Gvasa Widow. On Monday evening at the 0pm.; House the laughable comedy “Grass Widow" will he presented. The Bridge- port News saysz—"Tbc return of the “Grass Widow" at. anes’ Opera House last night was greeted byalarge and appreciative audience who laughed themselves hoarse ovor the funny situa- tions of the diflerent artists. The play is one of the best farcical comedies now running. The situations and characters were novel, and went 0“ with great suc- cess. Charles Parsloeas the Heathen Obinee. at once became a great favorite with the audience. His support was ex- cellent. JuliusKshn, as Sepiimus Rul- llss. positively divides the honors with OwenVWsstford. as the Lunatic, while Kiss Susie Russell. asthe musical hero- ine. Kill Ella Gardner. “as the Grass Widow, and Kiss Nellie Edmouds,an the musical domestic, acted and sang in a very pleasing manner. The entertain- ment afforded oosnd of enjoyment to all present.” £271,223 IIIIIIII’IIIIIQII. The buds on the trees of the Connecti- cut Valley orchard at Berlin have been nearly all destroyed during the past slu- ter. The orchard contains about 50,000 trees, three—fourths of which are peach trees. The trees on the lower ground of the Deep River orchard have suffered badly. hutthneluthclcwsrgrcuadars 4—44” lllIIllllflllKllllllWlllll [lulu Hume. 009*“ l Wile and Bill in llaly Will LeaIIlle Sal News. Moo—aw ' Not very long ago the startling news of an accident on the railroad would furnish a topic of conversation for several days In Noni-elk, but occurences of that kind have come along with such rapid succession that they are merely Io ed upon In a matter of fact marrfier by many. The circum- stances utteridmg some of these catas- trophies make them unusually and especially when the victim is far away from his home and family. Such can be said of’ poor Pietro Tirclls who was killed yesterday afternoon on the Con- solidated road near the bridge that goes over the Danbury & N0rwslk.ll. R. track. lie had been around our street»; during the day with a companion and shortly utter five o‘clock started for his home on Jerusalem bill. They were walking along the side of the track where II freight train was standing. It was their desire to reach the other side where traveling would be bitter. The BOstoII limited cxpn’sII from New York that passes through this city at 5.30 o’clock was due and came thundering down the grade just as the unfortunate Italian stepped around the end of the freight tmm onto the up truck. ills comrade was claw lk'l’llllil him and bar- nowly escaped the same fate tho; In a second befell his friend. Before Tirella could get from the fatal spat upon which he stood the engine struck him and be was killed aim-Isl In- stantly. The train stopped and the body was removed to tlIeIlepolt Ivbcre Medical Examiner Burke found that 'l'IrI-lln's. leg wry broken and the back of his head: was badly crushed. Signs of life Were visible while the budy was being “km to the baggage room but probably be dill t not know what struck bun. Pietro Tirella was 36 years old and his home was In Italy. lie cImc heron II II“ are to run Rotob Point the coming season and that advertisements will be inserted at once in the metropolitan papers announcing its opening to churches, minibus, lodges and II“ other organizations. The grove will be under the management of Julius Fink- cnstein. who was for years caterer of the Rockaway boats and has an ex4 tensive experience in musing hotels and all matters pertainingto grove and ex- cursion business. Roms Point will be well managed the coming season and in a manner that no one will be ashamed toga there or take his family to enjoy the pleasure of s day or more. Moving Notes. James Farrell moved from Lewis street to Fair street. yesterday 0. A. Parkios, bookkeeper at Simond‘s Manufacturing Company, will move to the corner of Franklin menus and Lynee Place, April lst. Lawyer llray wIIl move intone house belonging to the Florida Clark estate on State street April 1st. Dr. leurrly w Ill occupy the rooms over Andrew wSelleck a book store, April l.4t. Tuner d: Walsh move into the Masonic building. April 123:. Mm. llenry Jonesis moving into htl' new house on Taylor avenue today. Dr Kendallof the borough will "1th to thi4 city. April lat and occupy part of his son's oflice. Dr. Ellery Clark of Brooklyn, will move to the borough and occupy Mrs. Dr. llarbnur's house on Elm street about the let of April. Mrs. Birdsell will move into Arthur Waldr'on's new house on Cottage avenue when L‘Olllplblr‘ll. John I’eckwell of the borough will more into Mr. Athorp's cottage. on Cut- loge III cone \prIl lat. John “ray of East Norwsllt will niove Into his recmtl} purchased house on Spring bill. Patrick Slatterly the barber, will oc- cupy the rooms over lllaacer‘s store April 141. , .-\ \l’oman Missing II Bedding. No trace has yet been found of Mrs. Harry lTpportou, nf Fielding. who has been cussing smce Tuesday’s storm, and .it is feared she is hurried beneath some one of the huge snow drifts in the vIl— lnge. mine of which are reported twenty to thirty feet high. Her husband left the house Tuesday morning on on er- y-Iars rig i like otlII r foreign.» Is wi: II the} endent pur|w4e of .44- ink“ ..: for has “'“lfr. and littlu one \\ hen be lI .“.urItIIht-' ed enough fund» Instead - I II 4 happy ; family In that sunny Ir~lxnII ncI itin.s the: “'L‘ll‘ Ulllt‘ llt “.4 ll: lllfl frfltllll" 55 III llll‘ t" the III join him in thin IIII. tr}. iii: 1' III” re'cene tb - std In.» Ige of bus IIIItImI lI death. .hI Angry ling. The Bridgeport New“ .4334“. ‘ Frank Clu k lorem: In of the Workshop at the: ‘ jail. had IIIItIl recently a line large .‘II' »II“;- fouIIdlsnd dog. A few days ago bisl master had mention to ubip him til I“. re- ly. After the punishment them}; walko? ed into the room where Mr. 1‘ lurk s will satscwing .Ind luring his head no tlt arm of her clIIIIr. look. Ii up Info III 1 inc» ; asthough seeking for 4yrIIp-Itliy. hlr4. I Clark looked at the nnIIIIsl and said l something about his liming reuiting 'I’ whipping. No sooner Ivere the II orIl4 out of her mouth than the- lug 4prnIII: fiercely at her and seized III »r II He' III lII,4 ; teeth. Her husband was III the Iiixll room. some time probing the InfurIIttI d animal l with all her «trength. She slice-w: led In getting free, but as the teeth pulled; away they tore down between her nose. nearly separating it from her face and making an ugly wound. Mr. Clark rush ed into the room. Taking in tho situa- tion. he pulled a revolver from his pocket and shot the-dog down In his Irncks." "IT-‘I'ITI'ITI'II (confident; The general health of the stale Wit-l not as good in February as in the month before. From almost every town the re ports indicate an unusual prevalence of diseases of the respiratory organs. and of the fatal forms. especially pneumonia and bronchitis, while the milder catar- rhsl sllsclicns everywhere abound Compare the mortality in February with that in January, from the two diseases above named. Scarlet Fever—ls still prevailing very generally through the state. and is re- ported from the following towns: Avon. Bristol, Canton. Cromwell. Hartford lfebron. Killingly, New Haven. Nor- walk. Stsmford. Thompson. Turrington. Waterbury, Wallingford, Westport and Wetherslield with 15 deaths against28 in January. Diphtheria and Group—Had also a re duced mortality, though still widely pro. valent. These were reported from Bloom. field. Bridgeport. Bristol, Clinton, Dan- bury. Eolleld, Glastonbury, Hartford. Madison, Meridian, Naugatuck, New Britain. New Haven, New London. Nor- walk, Norwich. Portland, Putnam. Balls- bury. Stamford. Bmtford, Voluntovrn. Waterbury. Watsrtown and Westport, with «deaths against It? in January. Typhoid 1""qu reported from Kililngly. Iflddlstowu. Norfolk, Port- lagoodscndltlon. land. Sontblogtoa and Washington. [dullltl’i like ll rand and when he returned found his (“Info gone. also a pair of her rubber boots. It Is suppoacd that she started to go In I“. nmghbor's and was overpowered by the storm. this place. Fay White is improving in healthand will soon be around again. liopl. ll. Lockwood sold. last week, four building low on Lincoln avenue. Several flocks of black birds were seen here yesterday. A welcomeindicaticn that spring is not far off. The road leading to the village from the depot was never in aworse condi- tion than it is at present. Sidewalks would be a great advantage to the peo- ple who daily travel that thoroughfare. We trust that before long our people will see the necessity of having them. Invitations are out announcing the coming marriage of Miss Hester Moore and George A. Wicks on April 3d. On Tuesday morning two visitors ar- rived at the home of Abram Bulse They were bouncing baby boys. each weighing about ten pounds. Mr. Bolas says he believes in increasing the demo- cratic vote of the town. . No one double him now. Evangelical Alliance. The officers of the Evangelical Alli- ance have been fortunate in securing the services of Rev. Frank Russell. D.D.. lately of Oswego. N. Y.. and new secre- tory of the National Alliance, to deliver an address on next Wednesday evening, in the Congregational Church on the "Methods and Successes of Union Work and Systematic Visitation." ()swego has done more 'In this direction than any other city in the country. and done it under the inspiration and direction of Dr. Russell. His success ledto his elec4 tIon to the National Secretsryship on Friday evening. In the Baptist chapel, a meeting of the managers will be held to listen to the report of the special com- mittee appointed to district South Nor- Ivalk. Next week’s services will be of great Importance and in the line of de~ Cldtd progress. ( ider and Vinegar Association. A state cider and vinegar association was formed at a meeting of Connecticut fruit growers and cider makers in Hart. ford, 'W'edncsdsy. The following are the officers elected: President. George F.(‘bspin. Thompsonville; vice-president J. H. Andre-we, Farmington; secretary. F. T. Pulsar. Minnie; treasurer, F. V. Tucker, Middletown: directors, B. C. Wilcox. Meriden;J F. Beardsley, Long Hill; \l'. L. Cook. Pialnfllle. and E. B. Harris, llanbury. Hilbert Svudcler. Word was received here yesterday from Gilbert Scudder saying he was safe in Centreport, L. 1., but did not say any: thing concerning his boat. The aggregate tension of the strings ot a piano on the iron frame is from fifteen to IwI-nty tons. The Maihushek Piano (3.0 cast their on It plates See these I \nollII r Store llobbeil In the Borough. ‘ pianos M “I” Tum" & Shawn} C0 5‘ The gnu I» ry store of heurge Othame on I W In do II min on W odor «ls-v night and go. d4 to tit ~ amount of several hundred \o clue can yet be oh-' turned t I the guilty party. The Borough Sewers. Another 4uret meeting of the Court ‘ of liufgc'sses III relation in awarding the contacts for the remnimng sewers wa4 'ilIIlIl year-Inlay. What the reault was cannot be found out. ASentinel report- or mind Clerk Seymour this morning Ileu tin contract had been awarded to and herald: ‘ 1 cannot divulge any- thing: the court Is to have another new 4IIm. When asked if IIII would am If It had be en boarded be said he or did not I!“ that either. about it for [In public. She screagne‘ for ho“ a tin on the strut that the contract has licenl awarded to Bogart & Co. ., but that is not II N.“ till; yet It Is talk. Y. D . C. A. A line gymnasium exhibition will be given some time next month. A series of radii}; Talks to Young Menwincluding one on Civil Govern— ment and Medical Talks Is being arrang- ed. The meetings of the Worker' II Training Class are Increasing in interest. They are held on Friday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock. In Base Ball circles. Standard and Menden will probably be represented at the state league meet- ing in Bridgeport Friday and will insist on but two games a week. They should he dropped from consideration: towns enough can probably be found which want two games a week at home. New British will not come in at all it new ap- pears. Here's hoping the flood will not prevent the Friday meeting any hour.— Waterbury American. llllnlstsrs and Politics. The New York Tribune in discussingm Dr. Howard Crosby' a virtue. incident to his recent reception in New York, speaksm aftI :- this fashion: “His ancestors were foremost in asserting their rights from England a century ago, and Dr. Crosby makes no apology for ”meddling in m politics” when important issues are at stake." , The brethren about] note this, and when some of our home pastors want to speak out in meeting, on "important tunes.” should let them "msddls"a little. We don't thinks good NW“ can hurt politics, unlars its that kind of polltics that ms: to be hurt. i i ll] l'll‘l run» near the Iron bridge Wus‘ There was no news. it is underslmd . . An excess of animal food and a partialm” closing of the pores of the skin, during the winter monthe. cztuss the system to betilled Willi impurities. These can he and removed and the blood purified and in- vigorated by taking Ayer's San-“spatula. Price $1. ' _. . . . ,.. . _-._____ DI L1) llANPORD—lu EssiNorvrslk larchfld. «Caroline Hartford age wyears. “Funeral servlce will be held at her late residence Tuesday after- noon. at2o’clock. Pnrnlshcd Rooms. P‘l'RSlSllED booms to lit to one or two persons. Call at No. 7 Monroe Street. Inst 3t Corner llhcstnut. ‘VANTKDG 41on about it to work on Poultry Farm FRANK l'. THOMAS. mt'ziw South Norwuk. Boarders Wanted. ‘ENTLEIIN or Ladiesi, can obtain board by l applying to . 1.! PIERCI. mm In Chestnut firmer. ‘ ‘ 'I‘o liens. “01 SE of nine rooms. lot Main Street. Modern improvements Apply to D. P lle T. ‘I I I)?" we Main St. Wanted. I)Alll of in and hand sndirons rhea mt“ K Box lot. ml? for itswsyton. (i. To Item. P‘llis‘l' and third floors in a large house on West Avenue. all modern improvements. Furnish ed or unfurnished. Golf Inquire at this once. George II. lladerhlll IS now in town selling llouwhold S lalllss for usher by liatallmcnts at price:- your! com- petition Pattie-dost ring burg-Immoral! at No. sitsrmond lit .City. to llouscs To Itent. gui'snanmum boson on Tones Street. L Withmodeml niptovetsents lion Apply to JOHN ll. KNAPI'. occupancy. 79 if Building hand For Sale. . RDIRSMwith In fuItof um ill beland stn‘I'e'r‘. for building and from II flunk received autumn w. Ind! l, f Ladiori, salts notice. will”! M, «marrow and of salsa-d clam tsstb a Mamet. Optosvsallas. fit Tswana-unmanned Raymondstrsstt. BHDICE BllllIlllllll LOTS on woonwm avn. Poll sass. mourns or E. A. Wood‘war'r‘lm.“ For“ Sale. new RORWALK, and Benedict Punt. Desirablcrvsi residences. in ”attempt coalition Prltcsrvasonable Mm nnsof wTAYLOBtGOLDlN. Bealltstsleand mtbauanash- legroom. Booth omlk.Ct. Houses and Lots For Sale. nonseandlsrtfcrn ... .. u. as am an ““ no ............................ ParnIofflAcresJionscarIdllam. ' l.“ TAYLOll a «slim. Resilietatrandinmrsncs manna Wash inmstJionih orwalk.f.‘t. For Sale. FARIS In the town of Bedding. ofirom 16 to I” acres. at prices from Mt!) to“ These forms aresitnated a healthy tiles. and are mostly welt improved and have on them an stantlal and comfortable dwellings They are suitable for summer residences. or permanent horses, and in consequence of the settlement of estates. wine of them will be sold for less than the. costoi their improvements. sire of TAY 1.0]! & GOLDEN.“ it Estate and Insurance agents, st and Washington St. South Norwalk. Goon ~ror Sale. . coIrMonIovs residence on Blmwood In I ron'aluinghall themodern improvements with II damage cure and stableon thepretnises for sale. also a. similar house on Badland street. con- .laln‘mg the usual cityscnvenlcuces. En aim of TLDR .k GOLD Ideal Estate and Exchangeltooms . as and ~57 Washv region St. FOR SALE CHEAP. 1 two family house with all modern improve- ment II. Ibosscandlotindnslocstlon inEast Norwalk Also twenty use building lots tobeaold on easy terms block farm, 250m. In fine state of cultivation with all the stark. grain. etc. Price 81'. (Ill. Two houses to rent. Possession ven immediate ly. 8704" J. S. RANDALL. t Norwalk. lClBIl! MARI]! HARD! Prof. J. H. Carcass. of New York. The Scientific Expert, In measuring the eyes and fitting glam es. will be at A. S. Prrris’ Jewelry Store for one week. commencing londay, larch 19th. With his great shilitysndextrafaailities he is able to dis- cover the most minute defects of the eye. He case where glasses are required too «lineal: to assure. Examinations free. muesli cases solicited. Will visit South Norwaik every three months. mid 1w American Investment 00., 0f Kmmctsburg. Iowa. PAID I'LP Seaman ....................... SURF“. ammo Gold [Johnston 6 perm Bonds. in denominations of ”11.35 W. hold Debenture II perct‘. Coupon Bonds. In de- nominationsof mm. taco. SIM). show. First Western ParmGsnd" I per cent [engage Bonds in denuninatiws of from 83]) to 310.”. These Beads and Mortgages usually run for 5 years, snddonot exceeddlprrc: oftbc valueof ropmy mortgaged T I- principal and interest of thesebonds guaran- teed by the to and are payable in the City of New \ork The llnancislcoudiuon of the Co. hubecn examined into by our State Bank Commissioners the Co is now doing business in this State under their supervision. Theseilomlnnd lortgagesarc odered forsalc E W at par and accrued istemb y TA} LOX & GOLDEN Club. leWcundlmnnmAgents, asandt'I’Wash— W pA silt MOI! St. South 'k'orwalk. The Metropolitan’ 5 Record For l887. (lain in number of outstandtn Pullers during 18" I. 21.015 3 Gain in Am durln! INT. 81.”) users SL(lain to Premium income during 156.31.”.6’1- ‘ :Gsln' In interval Receipts dunnng 13.13.55.649.- (lain in Gross Income during 188121.863! Number of Death Claims ’ 87.8.58. .38 193taunts: paid to Policy be as during 1m. 82.- Nnmher of Policies in Force. 1.38.60. New insurance written dnri new tunes» Capital and Surplus for recent) of olicy- holders over and above the-reset lrsdh‘aho- w. (t per cent )and all other liabilities. 81.16! Amount paid by the Company to its Polilvy- holders for Claims. etc . since organisation pl as present invaded Assets. 88.“, 153. 88 JOSEPH “1mm. Agent. llllll'l lllll‘ Lllfl I'll-Ill“. Til-Morrow May be Too Late. Tskcan Indowmsni Poll llycytbatyosma needlu cldsgs if onlivssrifyondis. itvrillbe a help toyourfalniy llldcentsadsywill vss mananendowmeotofsmwtohc tohlgat sgeortoblsfamllyst III. 5min daywlllg'ryouallfs policy for $1.“. CONNECTICUT GENERAL Life Insurance 00.. or nmmno. 5. assessment: a ai'SoI‘Ig‘lforwslk. MA'ruuéIiEIt l lash instrument over ll moths lit pros-sum Isotmsssrlata and coast workmanship. rum VMAI‘I’ID. Ir‘rhsywllllsst a Ilsa-slim and been In tuna at ons- quamruIaW other plans. cm 1239;:- 0- aana our toll usaavlatlvs pamphlet aaI prlsas to III: not a- terms so, . 1‘ .1 ”Alt: Dram ”I. ”I‘ll. “I“. atao Isisassur. Isaiasrr. bananas. Imp roan. mama « Um films. murmmwsmducsaw. londay Eva-lag. larch m. , was nuns commit lfllllfil ‘1'. Pilllllll. lnC. T. \WMI’IW A Grass Widow sIIIIIBIIIoIIchIIlIlIiIB The runninfiin so Years. Clean-ailments! BeautifnlCostnmcsandloustlspl Newhospaadlflct ‘sauonaoeumm'snmsm Prim; 25. $.lud500cnts. MUSIC HALL Mch. 24th, Saturday Ev’ rig, "(5.24. The Wmld's Greatest Minstrel Drunkatiou Thatcher, Primrose, & West’s. 45 Great Artists 45 Under the management of HENRY J. BATES. Minstrelsy that is not a cums. .zmmmmmm brilliant ccstnmcsof the hatch Directory of 1’5”. An unparalleled presentation of during splendor. There are several minatreicmn in the country but 'f'hacbcr‘nlz‘imrose III Wmmaily lad the promotion." NY. Herald. Illnevved sealanowonsalcatfloyt’sandorcgwy‘a Drug.Sturcs Akrlcsqueonthefnitiatlonoiamdidm into a kuI‘M- “a .‘f- MUSIC HALL- Tuesdsy Evening, April 3. 1888. ' Um the W (I Butler Lodge, I. 0. 0. 1‘. sonata-Ion, so nears. Seats rcaavcd without madman- “my": .3 5 mm WM LY CEUM THEATRE, NEW YORK. 23d st. and mum AV}. Damn. mourns Isa-gee auras 8.15. ska-nuns! Ian-l- S. The Regular—Dramatic Seuss. The Wife ANew Play hymmlanoandEQDJh . a 11mm sarcasm 6 I036“ smart. man. oases monsoon. w. J. u lore-on .mcrss rinses. cuss messes. Ines gloom ’ PRICES—ill Reserved—80c" TRIIIJQOLI. DRESS MAKING PURCHASING AGENCY Mrs. J. A. Decker liasrcsomed inthia .aad afterApnleinocgg “In. Rooms 14 and 18, Bavllaud’s Block, Washington Street. ail-173M” 'mwdmmm in NC. “It"? riff-cecmrsmmm" Learnersw MY Spring stock New Complete. A Ina line of Hon’ . 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