TN».
noon at his residence on West avenue. ,
‘ again with the aid of a pair of crutches.
this evening at 8 o’clock, sharp.
Campbell's old stand.
onrnvlsmc‘ MEDIUM.
CHEAPEST AND BEST -
.Wmsm.‘
NUMBER 94.
I
Entered at the Post
on
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OM at South Norwslk saber
(1 Cl"! latter.
dour}; NORWAITK, CONN. TUESDAY,
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MARCH 27, 18§8.
cllGlll-A‘I'IOI ’
Average for Weill Ending Hatch 24th
1 732 Per Day.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
New Advertisements.
Boy wanted.
Auction sale.
”nobility Goods Stu
it".
l'robatr .
eminence. .
. to a.
Spring vtylssof wall papa, L if. Decker.
Wuthar noting."- VW’
For Wednesday, in New England,
colder, fair to partly cloudy weather and
fresh westerly winds.
THE LOCAL BRIEFS. ,
High no tomorrow. 11.13; low tide
on. .
Bun rises 5.42 s. m.; sun sets 6.14 p. m.
The much change; This afternoon at
4.59. ‘
The Amounts?" be called the
Derby ball team this season. .
A boy ll writ—tried“; Lauder's cigar
store. Bseadvertissment.
Frank O’Niel of New York has been
visiting friends in this city.
lire. Stone, othlTedr—dwbridgc, hill. an
infant child by death last night.
-—Sslt Pork, 10c 10., at Hays-f market.
Corneliu's Kelley died yesterday after-
“B ch" Hartwidkflisiable to get around
Mabel F. Smith of Stratford is visiting
at Mrs. Nancy Reynold’s on Bsyvicw
avenu‘.
Read what Amblerd: Sammie alien
in to days Issue regarding some special
attractions. , '
~Alcock’s Plgters 10c at Plaisted’s.
Robert Wood has accepted a position
as clerk in J. S. Randall’s grocery store.
East Norwalk. fl-
Miss Kobn offigYork has returned
home from a visit with llr. and Mrs.
Euphrat in this city.
The Frazer 13.55.39 learn will rehearse
A full
attendance is desired.
Fred. 8. Lyon, Jr., is working for a
short time on the New England Medical
Journal published in Dauhury.
-——The FamousTlllt lidge Chowder at
The next meeting of the base ball
managers will be held in the Atlantic,
Hotel, Bridgeport, next Tuesday.
Concord Division, Sons of Temperanw,
postponed their election of officers last
Sarah ll. James of Brooklyn. is writ-
ing iriepds in the borough.
kilos Minnie Colgan of New "oven, is
visiting friends in this city. t'
' The liary Jansliesal Terris‘ dock ills-
charging a large cargo of coal.
Miss St. Jollnuysd‘vertlscs her school
room furniture for sale in this issue.
1m.- funeral at 3...“. Millerlck took
place this morning in St. Mary‘s Church.
The inspectionbi thltinuham Post,
l}. A. 11., will take place to-morrow eve.
ning. ‘ ‘
James Hart.an employee of Martin
Bates, suffered an attack of paralysis,
Saturday. ‘
East Norwallt Sunday School will have a
rehearsal for Easter tonight.
4.1m in 5 .3376 pound pails, 50c
and $1. each, at Hayes' market.
Warren Alberton, for many years
employed at Fred Lender's cigar stow,
has accepted a position in llridgvumrt.
E. N. Sloan of the borough, has pur-
chased nbuilding lot on Franklin ave-
hue, and will builda houseimmediately.
Silver Streamnlodlre, I. 0. G. T. will
visit \Vashington Lodpe at Cranberry
Plains. to-night, if the weather permits.
(3. B. DeKlyn’s bakery wagon was up.
set in the borough yesterday and pies
andicakes were scattered n'ound promis-
cuously.
Gus Williams is booked for the Opera
Houseas “One of the Finest" for the
benefit of the borough Police depart:
ment on April 16th.
Dr. Clark’sillustrated lecture on “Over
the Settle Old Ireland," will be given for
the benefit of the Y. M. G. A., at their
hull to-morrow evening.
The Yolk llat Co. are very busy at pre-
sent on a new style cedar. The color is
something similar to a maple and the
curling is very stylish.
~Boys wanted to sell the [inning
Sentinel in the borough. Apply after
school at Sloan's news stand.
A rallle for a watchrvalnell at live dol-
lars took place in "Doc." Monitor’s cigar
store. borough, last night. Prank lion-J
nether was the lucky man.
llvrlwtt Lincoln, a youth of this city“
disappeared Saturday night. It is sup-i
posed that be has run away, n4' he has?
been talking about it for some time.
night, on account of the storm, for one
week. '
Mr. Linxweiler had a dog litlllne nr- ‘1
rive at his place this morningll feet long,
3% feet wide. It is for hisSiberian blood-
hound.
An Easter exercise entitled the "Sav-
iour Victorious” is to be rendered at the
Sprlugwood chapel next Sunday after-
”m". .._ . . km,
The children who are to take part in
the concert at the First hi. E. Church
next Sunday night. will rehearse this
evening. _
——Frosh Pork and Sausage, 12c 1b., at
Hayes’ market. , n ., ..
Last night’s polo games resulted as
follows: In Waterbury, Waterbury 4,
- llBridgeport 9; in New Haven. New Ila-
vrn :l, Meriden 0.
Michael Lee was before Justice Cool-
idge this morning charged with drunk-
enness. He was fined $1.00 and costs, as
it was his first offence.
Till: case of Joseph Hubbard, the
colored man charged with adultery, was
annulled yesterday in consideration that ,
Hubbard would leave the town.
John H. Ferris is expecting a three-
maated schooner lowed with coal to ar-
rive soon. it will herbs largest cargo
of coal ever brought in our harbor.
Hops Hose Company will give their
annual ball in the Opera House one
week from last night. A great many out
of town parties have been invited and it
is expected to be a grand affair.
The unpleasant weather of last even-
ing prevented the Young Men’s Republi-
can club from holding a meeting. There
have been very few pleasant lloudsy
evenings since the first of January.
Yesterday afternoon Hunt at Zsloll
had sent than from New York a sea dog
measuring about three fret in length.
They did not know who sent it but it
nevertheless attracted a large number of
people to their market to see the animal.
-Dalss lunar-l. E. Hunted has
returned from New York, where abs has
been stopping for moral weeks. She
is now ready to receive her customers at
the house of her sister, the lots lint. A.
B. St. John, on Van Zsudt avenue.
The “Grass Widow” was played to:
very small audience last night at the
Opera House. The “Grass Widow”
must hrssucssssou thaata‘alfpllyal
as wall to large audiences as it want»
what few titers wgrslu tbehousslast
not w
llr. Parsons has sold his handsome
saddle horns “Bob" to a gentleman is
New York usuud Inger-oil, when given
nominal “Bob” As“ilob” in good
hurls his change of ownership is not, as
it night wars the orlalusl Boll Ismael!
WM
3 Sentinel will be
In Thursday’s issue of the Evening!
published a list oi the
music that is to be rendered ot the.
churches in town on Easter Sunday. :
One of the Hungarians who was impli-'
catcd in the drunken brawl in East Nob;
walk a few days ago, is reprinted llllrlilv ;
ing. Some of his mates think he has ;
gone back to Hungary. l
During a drunken row at Bndgolpmt‘
Saturday night William Swtwnn-y drew a l
knife and stabbed John Ktrlu' twice in 5
the breast making a painful but not dan-
gerous wounds. Sweeney was stunted
and held in the sum of 81,009.
———North, the photographer. says that
he has been snowed in fur two weeks.
and that it still snows, but lv’lmnd pro-
gress on all orders for snow pictures,
and expects to fill them soon.
Atkinson 8: Cook's Dramatic (to. pass-
ed through this city yesterday for Dan-
bury, where they play this Week. They
were all looking well and happy. They
are billed for Music Hall the Wfi'v'k begin-
ing April 9th, and we lit-speak for them
a successful engagement Miss Amt-s is
still leading lady.
"Fritz" Taylor of the Republican has
fairly won the reputation of being a
”matter." During his connection with
that paper he has labored hard as local
editor, compositor. job printer, and in
fact he has attended to all the details of
the Republican with very little outside
assistance. We hope someday to hear
of “Fritz" rising to a position higher
than a country weekly, and where bill
natural ability as a writer may be clearly
shown. ‘ ~
' Narrow Escape I’l’olll Ila-ill.
Olen Youngs saved a little child from
instant death by the Danbury train near
the Norwalk depot, yesterday. The
child ran on the truck and fell down.
instead of getting up again it commenced
to cry. Just then the train came thund-
ering along and Mr. Young;- jumped on
the “track, lifted the child off and gained
the platform of the depot all the train
went by. He was just in than. One
minute more and we would have bud
another and accident to report.
i‘h‘fiiifiwwsilfi ”Will.
lira. Deborah Pawmnlw grandmother
of lira. William Power» r] Stunlrlgton,
is living at Lansingburgh, N. Y.. to the
age of W. She is altos; and active and
besides having so active interest in the
manufacture of oil cth, is the head of
the banking house of D. Powers & Sons.
8hr tskss a he; walk every day.
"vivisislléal main... '
Rev. Frank Russell. 0.1).. will deliver
an address at the Congregational Church
tomorrow evening under the auspices of
“1089th liorwalk Branch Evangelical
Alliance. lilo subject will be "lielhods
and Successes of Union Work and Bys-
ulustlc Visit-lion.” Tilers steroid be a
lam attend-ass, as an eloquent dis»
blsowusr. liable tochsuge sum
disposition.
:l'llli 501.0116“? ”031%
Extensive Improvements at lion-own.
Fitch’s home at Noroton is to be out»
plied with water from allertesiun well
215 ‘ieet deep with which is to be used a
reservoir twelve feet in diameter 'tnd
thirty feet deep. From this reservoir
part of the water will be pumped to an
tlevatcll tank holding about 153.000ft1d’
Ions. During thelligging of the reser-
voir tints for two accidents have hap-
pened. The lirst wasthohn k‘alvey,
one of the men employed in digging the
reservoir. The rope attached to the tier»
rick broke while a bucket'ul of earth
was being bottled up, and falling back
into the reservoir struck the man on the
leg, cansinga severe shock from which
he has not yet recovered. Thosecoad
accident was to Thomas Lyng, one of the
inmates of the home. The Well men
were being raised up in the bucket just
before dinner, and Lyng, while trying
to keep the budket away from the side
of the well, got caught in the rigging
and split the second linger of his right
hand wide 0pm. Both patients are now
recovering from theirinjnrirs. A long
sewer has been built during the print sea-
son and nimspitzll is to be umtml this
summer. ,
Harper's Magazinb for April
Harper’s Magazine for April is not only
full of inter: sting and instructive mat-
ter in type and illustrations, as usual,
but its tone has a note of lightness in it
most proper for a spring-time number.
The opening article is about Algiers,
its people, its climate, and its customs,
and was written by F. A. Bridgman,
the artist. it is profusely illustrated
with engravings and inc similc reproe
ductions from Mr. Bridgman's own paint-
ings. Many of these are full~pnge plot
tures, and are most nvtistic front every
point of view.
The poetry of the number includes two
reprints: Wordstwrtlt‘s "The Shepherd,
looking Easlward, willy said," and the
old English song, "Sweet Nelly, my
Heart's Delight." Tin- iornter is illustrav
ted by Alfml Parsons, in a drawing
used as the ironiispiecr: the latter bios .
sums into two lull‘pagc sketches in ii. A.
Abbey's best style. Other poems are b
Andrew Lang, Elizabeth Stoddard, Rich-
ard E. Burton. and flora Dead ”nodule". ':
There are two cmnplrtv,» stories, in Har—
l’er's Magazine for April: ".lnnnirts." a ' “l"! the 3"“ Y‘"" “"‘I 3”" B"“"‘”" i.
.
laser-nun "trounce" iron av. Jens.
, no urinals [town Ila-s Anlaollls
Brothers injuries.
The New Ixndon Telegraph of yester-
day contained the following:
The schooner Minnie Rowan; arrived
from Newport News Saturday at b p. m.
When shale“ here at 4 o'clock on the
afternoon of the 17th (lapl. St. John said
he Would be back to New Lon-Ion in
time to attend church yesterday. And
In; war. There was a difference of three
hours between the time made on thin
trip and the one a week ago-“not quits
so quick as last trip, but, quick enough.”
said the jolly captain as he stepped
ashore. Capt. St. John was just in time
toget aboard the 7.15 p. m. eipreas for
New York. and be silent Sunday at his
home in Chester, Pa. He has taken the
starch out of all parlour records, both in
single trips and the general average in the
time he has made since he took up his
present contract.
Capt. 8t. John’sbrother, who is master
of the schooner Spartan, also lathe cord
carrying trade between New Haven and
Norfolk, suffered sewn- injuries who-n
ill: vessel 'wnel caught in the storm. Tl)»
experience she Wbrd thru gh will be
remembered by the rendersnf this paper.
Capt. St. John was lashed to the wheel
much of tin- time, and in the pitching oi
the vessel terribly pounded and bruised.
At first he did not believe that he was
injured, but during the pits! two or three
days his limb: have swollen badly, and
his injuries may prove serious. If he is
. not able to go out on the Spartnn, Capt.
{Jared lirillin, her commander, who do-
i, citled to initial!) at home two trips, will
I go out. The repairs to the Spartan cost
about $1,000. She is announced to sail
to-day. ,
some n..i...".,‘ not";
Commencing April lst‘ the Ilonsalonic
mud will return to its former system of
g shippinginilk to New York, taking it
i down the road to Bridgeport and letting
; the Consolidated road haul the cars from
then: in Harlem, and thence deliver it
fby bum in pier 50.
For the last few
KUWAY'ION.
Rising Star Division No. 40. lions of
Temperancc,will hold their regular meet'
mg on Thursday evening of this week in
place of Friday as usual. This change is
made to allow its members the opportuni-
ty of attending the Union Tannin-nee
meeting to be bold in the M‘. E. l'hnrcll
on Friday eVening. ‘ -
slu- Wlli flock to Obtain the Proper! y.
Mrs. James 0. litedman of Hartford,
who has supported herseli by sewing
since her husband deserted her ten years
ago. but has never been divorced, is con-
vinced that a man recently killed in Oak-
land and who left considerable property,
was her husband and she will seek to ob-
tain the property. notwithstanding the
fact that be left a “widow” and children
in Oakland.
A Dllpuul.
Persons coming down Main street early
yesterday morning heard the only origi-
nal editor in the state, C. V. Arnold, and
a neighbor of his, indulging In a neigbo
borly quarrel. The exporter of spiritual-
i9!“ hull his head projected from his pig-
eon hole and he was talking shim: cir-
culation—oi ashes. His appearance in.
dicstrd that he had lire in his eye and
the spectators did not dare to enquire in—‘
toshe state of alfairs for fear he would
turn his Argus gaze upon them. Conse-
quently they moved on and will wait
with interest to see what he says In his
next issue, two weeks, hence. about the
disruption.
School “nature For Sale.»
03 account oi leaving the place, Miss stJohb
_ willd, .onmaonablctenuamfbrrsctoi
schootrooul overture, consisting of desks. chairs,
black—boarders. Enquire at the school-room, :35
South Main St.,80uth Norwalk. in?! it
For Sale.
jixzdark brown llorsc. stylish, it; handr high,
six years old. perfectly round, have no use,
cheap, price 32.5, if mid at once; cost over halo
2'” Tilfilll’lllLE EUPHRAT, Five Mile hirer.
Buy “'anlccl.
. I'I’LY at kudafr'a Cigar More,
I mz.‘ in South Norwalk, Ct.
, months the liousntonlc has been sending
; its milk over the ilanbury and thrwalk
§ branch, and to New York from “'lln'on
i Point by boat. f
i The tum new ct-sltlmletrnins mutually i
‘ arranged for by the (fonmlldatml road
dialect sketch, by Joel (Yllundlvr Harris, 3 ‘7‘“ My“ running M3? 1‘"- line “'3‘”:
and “Child: at ill-cumm- of lth Island," ,l New “"k 3"" Boston dolly. Thrlr "m“;
Black also continues “In For l:‘h‘ltltilv‘f,”
the tutrrvst of which constantly grows.
A resident of one of the lladtlams oi
lheConnecticul river valley was in town ,
l a few days ago, and speaking ui farming
in Connecticut, relieve-i his miml minn-
whdt in this insular: "(Junta-circa:
(luvs :t great deal of talking about its
tobaccocrup, but I tell Full it to tho unru-
of the plate. Scores r»! formers went»
into the culture of labour” “ion the
leaf brought high priced, rummaging
their (little toobmiu the tilt abs in we?!
sheds.
unlined wilt-iv ii “in: the slmll would
have Inert put-l for, but tin: pric:t has
declined and now those mortgagor; re—
main.
been made to play second foldi- ttrtw
four or five acres planted with i.-h.~.t~ny,
while where there were once on the i arm
n alum-n heads of Devon oxen on»! half a
dozen horses. there one illrW um‘ illlrtl‘
gthat number.
Tobacco is ill.» I‘llt-r' u!
Hardin sections of Von-necticut, and tin,
sooner the farmers of ”ll'rrlt' sections sill»
stilute for it strawberries and swaeltes,’
and especially quinces, not {lrnlt'tlllnil}
corn, the better nil they and this state;
will be.
Thrill Abutment-r l‘wlon.
The officers of the Catholic Total [\lmllv
hence union of Connecticut have issttsed
their report for the six months ending
January ill. The organization at that
date numbered 3,106 members, Since
the last report St. Mary‘s society (if Nor-
wich withdrew from the union. but the
loss thus felt has been partly overcome
by the acquisition of St. Joseph's Young
Men’s society of East Bridgeport.
The Rev. Father (Henry of Wisconsin
will lecture throughout the state for the
benefit of the union during the first two
weeksof April. He will be in New lla-
ven on April 8.
ll tritium We lip-rags Trick.
They tell it this way of a Bridgeport
man that was in hard luck and wanted a
drink of whiskey. Haprocuroll a black
bottle into which he put a large sponge
and want into a liquor store and told the
bartender to fill the bottle with whiskey.
The bartsudavnot seeing the sponge in
the bottle, filled it up, and was asked
how much .It was. He said fifty cents
and the customer told him to charge it.
The bartender told him that he «to not
do business that way and poured out “all
whiskey strain. The customer look the
bottle, went up the alley, took a stick,
pressed the sponge and in that way pro.
cured his drink.
our... Again...
The secretary of New Haven division
No. 71, Brotherhood locomotive Engi-
neers. received a notification bolurdsy
that each member of the division had
been arrested ill. Alike unclument'
placed upon every member of the Bro-
therhood throughout the country. The
total will thus realized will amount to
something like 81W,” Ilitl it will be
immediately sent west and used in the
light with the C. B. and Q. railroad.
Shortly after the commoilbs
strike a similar of 0‘! par
”lamb-capstan.
W
mum—Nunavut“...
r I an c m. “In" getthrroi the two railroads. ,
0”" n ” ' ' l During the year l88‘l' the railroads of? -.
If the prlt'u w! 'tullurcw incl n“;
Moreover, the who's- iurm lifts"
lg of much excitement just now over as
. ' . , , , ' r, . . .
. by Lzlfcuvlio liraru-urmwerftll iLIJt’r'lt'tiu, mm; ‘ "-' “m 5" "5” “‘7‘" ”WE l" J") i
iui thirivffilll’ page» in length. \‘v'rllnzru 1 "‘3‘“ running between “9" ‘0'“ “I'll ‘ _
, itntun. nml their equipments more lux’
yttrinus tlnn anything at present upon?
4
i this stair- carried 213,010,72l plfit'flgl‘l't‘, f
i, an increase of 2,369,240 or" the placer!—
, int: year. The gross earnings of all of
i the roads for the your were $l8,l~l9,3’i',- ,
'96. an mm...- or 3789.28.02. Onlylllistrlcl «Eight... Probate
‘twenty-l‘lvo- passengers were reported to,
in twill, and of llltuie! three only were,
, Irma degree. i
Ill; Snow Slam“ of the Put. !
live-r'n Hartford Directory gifts ll.»V
_ following record of big snow storms tr;
thr- pant ill) years: .
17l7~St<srtn from thh. to ‘Jlih. Jain, ‘
ll feet deep. ‘
l27‘l‘—Llligt:il snow storm known. .
l7lll~0uc :mow rt writ of four days: 6.
i [Pvt deep, l
for three
l‘lOO—Sn'rw Ll inert llwp
months, .
lSlG~Jatnunry lfitb, to 17th, snow 4
feet deep.
18l8~3now five days from May 17.
lS:t‘;——This year was noted for deep
snows.
1880~Thirty»five snow storms
, lSS‘Jv-l-‘ebrnary 4. snow storm that
”filled so as to interfere with traveling:
{many churches wen- not opened for
interview '
z Irv-us mu nun-us; cuppa»,
I Mums. Warren E. Smith and Thorn-
‘_ ton ll. Smith oi Rowayton have organ-
lized what isknowu as the hoax Kill
§Buiiding Company. They have rpened
inn office there and they have modes
gresident park near the depot. They
ghavuplmd 100 fine building lot. in "to ~ .,
9 market for sale and streets have been
run through the property. They arrow
on that they intend to boom ml e-tale
, in ilowayton during the coming moon.
fluvial Side by lllle. '
’l'hn Catholics of Woodbury could not
find a suitable place for the interment of
. their dead, and appealed to the trustees
:oi the village Protestant cemetery for
the privilege of burying their dead in
that cemetery until they coukl obtain a
aroundof their own by legislative enact-
merit. The trustee-Jo response touts
appeal, have given a part of the come-
lcry to lbs Catholics for their exclusive
use, and the ground will norm be
r
l
x
l
, .
' 1
To flatten.
‘V’AXTIIL—A man competent to take r ,
of making d meat ~harld sum. [1
Soon BELTAIR BROS,DInbury,t't. ' y
ti
“'ANTI-ZD:~--lloy about t‘.’ to work on Poultry
Perm FRANK P. THOMAS.
roe: fw South Nomik.
Boarders Wanted.
( ‘ ESTLl‘JES or Ladies, ran obtain board by
applying to l‘. )i PIERCE.
m2.) lw Chestnut Street.
To Item.
Hill‘s}: of nint- norm. innirtln Street. Modern
, .3 lmpr-Wrtnerlis Apply to I). 1’. ill NT,
‘ mt Ito lists St.
"onus—To Bcnl.
WIRE“. newringle bonus on 'l'ollcs Street.
I With modern improvements Now ready for
rnrrnpattcy. 5} ply b11083 ll. KSAl’l’. Til ti
(Satan, March 26th. All, 1888.
3 have been injured, as against forlyawn: Estate or Albrrt lingo! Summit-tram District,
an insolvent deb’or.
Win-ugspnlicatim has been made to this Court
, fatally injured and 203 were in java! to a 5 by said debtor for lbeprivlltgcs and hfltchtl providv
rd in Section fill of the general stature: of Court»
first; illusion.
Donna», Tbs: aid application be heard and dc,
terminal at the) Probate Ollie: in Korwslk. on the
all day of April. this. at 2’ o'clock, afternoon;
and that public notice mmilwziven to all per-
sons intern-(rd therein by publishing this order in
a nrvvspopcr having a circulation in said District
at least it: days before said d." of hearing.
in?! l ASA B. WOODWARD. Judge.
Ebollcc.
WILL well at public suction to the highest bidder
at myol‘flccln South Norwallr. "construct,”
the 10th any or April, 13;, at teno’clock foreman
til the right, title and interest which are. Back-
master & urn-don tbcflst dsyofAuglut est,
la sudtorbr following described y, to wit:
All that plus of land with thebol lags thereon
standing and the datum therein, film.“ the
moiltsymsdsadihy succul- tioutb
Norwslk, (.‘onuctlcnt, bounded minty
lvadwworlsuofl'mlat’limmcrly
by the bigbwsy known as my street. southerly by
my
slum: in about said he and upon said
' mun-l in a cer-
ts’m schrdu‘clnrknl 'A," referred to has entail
did from cram Baltwood to (louvre lockmaruv
anathema: of flat-ember. marine!!!“
in the land of the town of Norwalkjlonm'
tlrut, in \‘oiamrfloa 754.
"m1
'I'rmlrvliftnslmoivsat rotated! lire. Beckrnaster
kilo. rattan
A Burlesque on the Initiation of a candidate into a
Bead Society.
a— ‘1..—
NIUSIC HAIJIJ,
, ~03!— ,
Tuesday Evening, April it, 1888.
brain the auspices of
Butler Lodge. 1. 0. o. r.
Admission, 50 Cents.
first. moved atria-rut alts chum. on rail after
“o'clock roan. Thursday Inch 9, at new. and
Sprint’s. at!
cratrd. The burial of Catholics side by
side with Protestants. Is ”loathing on»
"final. and the action of to» purists has
been the means of making it new bond
of sympathy between the merchant
the two churches in that town.
hm: (MM “said; so...“ mov—
”I...
l Msnv members of the orthodox J»
wish faith in New llaven are in astute
llllllllllllafl which was made by A
Colin. to the effect that the ltrv. lit.
lion of Hull Jacob. and who keeps a
butcher shop for the purpnasof srlltng
"limbo!" mt. did not-ell that sort of
meat during the early portal bllmrd
liaylvy, who preach» to the elitism ‘
LiCElllll THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
cu Ill. and mum All.
outrun. mortar: - - Issuer
snow null. Iowans I‘m ll;
he sent» Tune: in...
The Wife
. sundown.
Alan-V35”? :
am. is cums
ant
‘ glut: ll
. 5 EB '
week. Ir. flu but not been
I r|w rd
mmmmuu
‘ ism- hereinbcforv described.
the way known as its street, and water-
l Iylsntl formerly by Nelson Wilcox: all -
that ' and other personal
George ll- Untied-Ill
Ilnowlatowurcllingllouvzhold loafer
cuborhylmullruntut prices oadcoun
pattern. Parties desiring barmlns ran all at Bio.
ll Raymond lit , City. all
I‘- '.l'- ”A".
an grub-nut the acts-ire has: for liorwslk
and rub Norwslk-to ass lbs Milli
gwfitarnudextmlslulbwlthfgg Illl..g(h""
I (1 1a (bl!!! ‘3' D
rpeclslty. omestmencssdlolalnngw
W. Norwrlk. Ct. mornings. MCI!
“OPENING-
Misses Collard it Timberlsks
Detlretoanmuncelothc loot Norwalk and
South Norwalk that them" have rudyon
March 28. and 89.
Their
flaring Line of lllllllucry Goods
‘ For their inspection. ml! ‘3
Tax Collector’- Sale.
No‘i'icl lshcrcby given that the-Mariner].
ColmwoiTumundcrand byvlrtuc of a
certain tar warrant. dul uncured and signed
proper-album and d to the
commanding h to levy and collect of
JULIA B. It
andother , named in literate hoohmthe
iii! to said warrant annexed. their lever-l propor-
llunrofthesmn total u therein Mold lulu
being a tax or warmest laid upon the went
int nude in 13}! by the inhabitants of the town of
Norwalk, regular! and legally asaaubladJo wit,on
the 23th day of ilrcember, n.0,, last, met for the
purpose of providing for the lndebtednessofaaid
town. levies upon the following described real
estate of said
_ Julia 2. Rose. .
situated in town of Norwalk, and bounded as fol«
loam wilt-—
certain tract of land with the baildi that»
on nandingon the North side of the and” Plain
lion , hounded Northerlyand Westerly by land of
W“ ism Grace and wife. Easterly by land of strait
Ann Brown. IndSouthcrglh h ghway.
And I shall sell at bile Auction, on the
premises bereiabcfore described. on the “lit day of
May, A.D.. full at 9 o'clock iorcnoon so much
thereof as will raise the sum of One dollar. that
bring the ion of the said Julia 3. Rose. of
rhesus: total a and list, together with , the charges
of levy. sale, kc.
(.100. B, tl'i'loflN. Tax Collector. list 13!.
Dated at Norwnlk. March W. 5.1)., lw.
Tax Collector’s Notice. ,
'(Yl'lCBis hereby given that the undemgned,’
s\ collectorof'l‘ausmndaand by virtue of a
ccrtaxnlnywsrrant, duly executed and tinted
proper authority and cinch-d to the undersign
commdmlm relay and collect of
Ni! ii. 808E AND W172
and other named in the rate book on the
list tonal warrant canard, their meal .
‘ tiansofthelumlotal as therein stated, and sum
beings tax amt laidnpon the W
ltotmadein 1855 by thelnhsbitanuoftbs town of
Norwalk. rvzulsrly and legally “ambled. 'to wit.
on the 31th day of December.A.D.. I”. met for the
parposeofproviding for the indebtedne- of said
tourmltvtes organ the following ml estate of said
_ _ rank ii. Bose and Wife
situated in town of Norwalk, and bounded as
follows, to wit >-
One certain tract of land with the building: there-
on em has? on the Northerly side of the Sticky
l’lsm . . bounded Northerly and Westerly by
land of WullamGn-cs and wife. [unruly by land of
Sarah Ann Brown and Southerly by highway.
And i rhall sell-t Public Auction. on the prem-
‘ on the 17!!! day of lay.
All, fillet, st this o'clock. foreman. so much there.
of as will raise the sum of Two dollars, that being
the proportion of the said Frank ii. lime and Wife
of the sum total in raid list. together with the
inward Thr‘iiiti‘d' 1' com hat
. , . u . ‘ 1835.
Dated at Now-1k. larch )0, A.D., 1”.
Tu Collector’s Sale.
70610! la hereby given that the undersigned.
.\ t'ollectoroi'i'uwunderand by virtue of a
certain tax warrant, duly executed and signed
proper anthlmty and directed to the
commanding him to levy and collect. it
PdANK 1!. nos! AND WIPE.
‘9“ other persons named in the rate book. on to:
its! to Illd warrant aumrd. their several propor-
ttonsoftbsmmtotal anthraci- stated, mid sum
being a tax or WM laid it the
me. at lint made, in 1&5
inhabitants of the town of Norwslk.
legally assembled. to wit . on them ill of Da-
ember. A. [941% met for the purpose provid»
mg for the indebtednessofsald town. levies upon
the following damned real estate of said
_ ‘ Frank ‘ll. Rose and Wife.
curtain! in town of Xorwalk. and bounded u
(dim. to with ,
One certain tract of lust with the buildings lherrv
on sfandtn Oll‘ the Kimberly side of the my
Putin ‘ .rbonudsu Northerlv and Westerly by
land of William Grace and wife. Barter! by land
of Sarah Ann Brown and Motherly by him):
And [than sell at Public Auction. on pm»
lacs herrinbcfore described. on the l'o’lh day lay,
A.D., furl,“ it wo'clock. A I. as much thereof-
wttl rm: the sum of Two dollars that belagrbspvo-
”Wt'm‘ii l-‘rtsrk ll. Ros‘shmgew'lrr of t:
In!!! a rat, ember w' l barges
”Elf; itchy ions '1' I ‘
. . , , ax collector. List fill.
Dated at Sorwalk. larch w. A. 1).. an
told I) 1': to
FA '1'
'i'olctorforsalr.roraanayaad WM
illllllllfi BUILDING Lilli
03 WOODWARD LY!» 703 “Ll.
mum of
E. A. Woodward.
, m a.
For Sale.
Em NORWALI. no financial karat.
Mullen-Helm nadir-t million.
Pnrerreuouablcuaduvwsm
irvof ruminations ’
Realism-ad Gandhi-as.»
mum
Ila-sc- natl Lots For late.
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For late.
hibernation:
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.’l~'l)ll'il-SllCllNll when
STATEMENT
of Tll
Connecticut Mutual»
LIFE
Insurance Company
or murmur), cons.
Kn Lam. January 1. 1387. MM”
mortar-ram,
Formulas, . . ”Hm
Io‘rinlr‘ssstsadltcatr,2.uiio.lo .
Windlass. . . . 86.73.18 7m
DWI!!!) Ill 1&7.
scum or scans.
low-mummlmlia. . W
hammocks-rim . . m
monitor-cumming m
mammmsymcmw,s.mu
Ooatoflllitcddtatcuadatbrrlmds. mm
mammwm .
mmm........ not":
Headache-Agents, . . . . ”.6
mm
Ann _
muse-adamant, 81.05.110.14
lots-mad, . . _ W
“mutated-Ind
he'd-maul. . . . 301x63
sawmill-railing. . swam
mm
Gammam. m.”
buns-rm:
mammalian-insure
all «we; “his.
let. I‘ll-ills! Wall—
Maul. - - . . - ransom
Addhiomlruuvc by Co.-
m's standard, a prr
cent. on Politics issued
sinrcApvillsz. . . . m
manufacturer, . . . M“?
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Imm- by Come-ar- Sis-lard. mu
Stunts by Chas. Starlets pecan, am
Batlool‘upusssofmtlo
receipt-ism.
”Ilium.
Polishinforcrbrc. 3!, lawns.
chu 1. stun, hunt
JOIN I. TAILOR. "to-Ml.
WILLIAI 9. salon, m.
ll. ll. WELLS. Actuary)
ALFRED 'l'. RICHIE”,
much-Ch“...
0".§'.d”.'2’-'~".':."“.‘:
grummfiné
FAWOETT’C,
8 Water in, law-ll.
Wsdnudsy, Inch 28,
all Thursday, Inch 29,
Wash!“
mum-y
rm'
For claims by death
and matured cu»
dew-mu, . masons
Surplus Internal 5
to policy was, 1,1351%
lapsed and Ear-
reudrrud Policies, mm“
'l'oru. so POLICY-m 33,410,313!
Com-Hons to Aaron. bal-
aria, ladle-l Ira-lard
fess. Pnnungmdnvtutug
Legal. Real hate and all
data km. . mt:
Tutu. . . . sum
HM
Flutter liar deans, Dec. 31. w. “m 3
Geller-luau.
annular-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler