THEREAT STRIKE ENDED
RAILROAD MEN OONCLUDE TO HAN“
DLE BURLINGTON FREIGHT.
Bergman, Fireman and Swltohmeu lie-
cille That the Beat Policy in to Mum
Their Work-A Peaceful Atmmphoru
and So Jlore Trouble Appreboadcd.
CHICAGO, April h—Tbe Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne and Milwaukee and St Paul men ro-
lnnad their abandoned [militias at noon yes-
terday. All the roads excelll the Burlington
were won running as before the strike {The
Burlington liwitchmcn will probably return
to work Iron, leaving only the Burlington
1 h and firemen out.
t rurmiaed that Powderly had uoruethiag
to do with the recent action of the atrikera
lthbelicved that behaatold the Knightuol
hbortokeeptheirhaadaoff. Allthe road-
cornluerlced theinterchange of freight with
the Burlington yesterday. The Rock Island,
whidl refused to rumive Burlington freight,
is now handbag it without objection
The Mien on the Milwaukee and St. Paul
road returned to work on the colllpuzly'l
farm Theforce comprises about 2:5 men,
and thoy were all given their rcgular plat-ca.
The men who were doing their work were
diplooed, and returned whence thcy «mine.
The Lake Shore delivered a large train of
knight to the Burlington, at Sixteenth street.
The incident created no excitement. The
freight was received and switched to a shie-
tnck without demonstration.
All the roads are now delivering freight to
the Burlington, and that road bl receiving
and disposing of it as inst as possible, but not
rapidly enough to prevent accumulation.
The are that the road will be
blockedouaccount of inability to handle cars.
General Manager Jeffrey, of the Illinois
" Central, said: “I promised the men in the '
event of a failure of the Burlington strike
that none would be blacklisted The men
Ihowcd the most kindly appreciation of the
plmnise, and greeted warmly when I had
finished. I have received a telegram from
Manager Miller, of the St. Paul, stating that
he is Willing and glad to do all in his power '
bend the strike. The result B an evidence
of the good sense of the men."
Chief Arthur on the Strilw.
Caicaoo, April 5,—Chiei Arthur tele-
graphed to Chairman Boga and I’nsident
Sargent that he would be in Chicago on Fri—
day or Saturday. He announced that he had
no intention of resigning from the Brothcn
hmd, and that be proposed to stand by the
Burlington strikers until they succeeded in
bringing the company to terms.
ltlrodc lulund'e Election.
vamur, April 5,—~The election here was
close and exciting. Newport gives majori—
ties to only two candidates voted for, namely,
Howard Smith (Dem), for lieutenant gm"
amor, 14, and D. E. Young ll)cm.). for
second representative, 56. The other maili-
dates receive lam than majorities by from 31’
to 74 votes, the Democrats rccciving the
largest vote in each case. The vote was the
largest evercast here, over 2.700. Lapham
was about 65 and Rogers about 30 behind
their ticket. The Prohibition vote of the
city is no. A majority of 5H is given for the
suffrage amendment, though this one of the
places most mlversely affected by it. There
is no question that money was freely used on
both sides,
Stabbed In the Dark.
Barmumuvz. April arse...- hm~ reacilaié
here that Mr. s. X. Saunders an. mom to 9
death on Tuesday night near L'ilaptico, Saint 3
Mary'acounty. Mr. Saunders had been Iii-i
tending the wedding festivities of n .lmighm I
of Mr. Knox, a farmer, near tillaptiw, and 1
way on his way home in company mil. xli’t’l'tli :
ladies, when he was suddenly Stailll'li. lie.
fell to the ground exclailniug: “i‘m out!"
anddicd shortly afterward. The night weal
dark and the assailant was not seen. Mn:
Saunders came from Warsaw, Richmond!
county, Va, last August. and was a. son of
Dr. Saunders, of that place.
If Necessary lie Can Name More.
Tm'rov, N. J., April 3.—.—\ recreational
divorce case was made public yesterday, iu‘
volving a dozen prominent citizens vol
Trenton and New Brunswick. John D.
\Villiamson, aged ill, of this city, £99k!)
"divorce fromhisyolmg wife, formerly Mia;
Credo Willard, of Rhoda Hall, N. J. Ila
names as co-respondenlsa police justice of
Trenton, a Pennsylvania railroad otlicial, a
New York produce dealer, a leading politi-
ciao and physician of New Brunswick, an ex-
judge of Middleton county, a sporting man
near New Brunswick and others whichhe
can name if my.
Must be Dangerously Fascinating;
ZAEESVILLI, 0., April 5.——At Chandlers.
ville, thirteen miles cast of this city, yester-
day, Edward Smith, aged 23 years, shot Mill
Maggieie Page, aged 30 years, inflictinga
painful wound in the head, and than corn~
rattled suicide by firing a bullet through his
own brain. Smith had been an admirer of
Hi- In Page, who was entertaining another
mic friend at the time of the shooting. It in
mid that it waeou mat of this lady that
ayouug phylician committed suicide a few
mull: ago.
Unitarian Churche- “onrluhlng.
Monitor, April 5.—Tho Cbauning con-
ference held their annual busilwus meeting
yesterday. The reports showed the work of
the Unitarian churches to be in an encourag.
tag condition of progress. A fraternal me»-
mge of greeting warrant to the New England
llethodlst conference, now in session here.
Areaolution favoring the extension of tolu-
perance work among Unitarian churches
was adopted. After a number of interesting
addrenea had been lietened to the reunion was
adjourned.
A Great Contract for Somebody.
le YORK, April 5.—~Tbe aqueduct win-
lni-iomrs rejected all bids now hef them
for the ӣ00,000 pipeline from One undred
and Thirty-fifth etreet to Central park roller-
'voir.andwilladethe for new bide. This
uctionwaatakenaethebevtway out of the
legal coon-overly rained by Bidder
who-alumthoughlowelthunthaIOfO'Bl-ln
N Clark, wa- rcjected on a technicality.
What Tea Sella for at Auction.
lint Your, April h—Buyers from all
parteofthncountry attended thelargeauo-
tiounaleofteaebylontgmaery A: Co yu-
tarday,andlll,woebutawere cold at euth-
fadoryprthiucludlag Byron at lOto 1'!
cute; young Hymn, 7% tots}; cente; tru-
plu-ial,10t02'ix cmta; gunpowder, fix to
»ttxm; Japan, 93(8)“); contend
management:
After lulu. like their Vague.
m. Aprllau'nleeufie or employer
the Wakefield Rattan company ended
My, :f‘ur hula; aloe weenie the
WWW—MW . 7..
‘ cam armorial; BILL.
the nebulae of Natural l’roduete with
“mutual W"
Orrawa, April li—ln the house of com
mom youerday, in answer to Bir‘ltiehard
Cartwright, who inquired into the govern-
ment's ‘ concerning the retaliation bill
aowbdoce the United State- marvel. Sir
Charla Tapper, minister of have, raid that
this id]! had been introduced them under the
mistaken impreuial that the Canadian gov-
a'uraeat was unwilling to carry out the
arrangement underatood to exist concerning
free exchange of natural pralucla But the
government having received official intim
than from W that certain articles of
nutnrulprodueehadheenmtonthefreo list,
on criteria council had been Inseadprovldiag
foralikaactiouonthe part of Canada,“
aproclamatioatolhisotfect would appeariu
the mat Official Gazette. '
Theatleged back down iscreating a lot of
excitement in official circles here. It was
mado,itiututod,aatho remit of a rumou-
atrance to the Imperial government through
the British minister at Wallh tonagaimt
the unfriendlycourae of the C gov-
ernment in refusing ioabide by the statutory
pledgeatoadrnit free into C ' h ar-
ticlee of natural produceall have placed
on the American free list. Nolwitlutanding
the attitude of Sir John Mncdonald on
Wednesday last, when Hon. Peter Mitchell
directed attention to their breach of faithand
their protestations, that they never would be
coerced into admitting certain natural
products free of duty through threats of re
taliatiou, we government ha been coal-
pelledtogolnckonita utteranceoflast
week. The interpretatiom based upon the
standing offer clans by the minister of cure
toms and the minister of justice have been
repudiated by their colleague. The Montreal
Gazette, the organ of the government, went
so far as toeditorially denounce the Ameri-
cans ns “blatant demagoguca," and charged
the Liberals with seeking to promote the in-
terests of the United States at the expense of
Canada. The opposition will bring the
matter up in the human! commons this week.
lteduciug the Salaries. .
Wasnlxorox, April 5,—Secmtary Fair-
cbihl has issued an order making a consider-
able reduction in the mlaricu of fifty—one um-
ployoa in the office of the supervising archi‘
tact, by which the expert-lee of the otlice will
be reduced $3,500 for the remainder of the
meal year. The purpose of the reduction is
to avoid a deficiency in the appropriation for
salaries in the office.
They May Dumpen Illa Ambltiou Sow.
Wauuxo, W. \‘a., April 5,—Hensol
Willis, the noted dapcrndo, who is wanted
for four murders, including his father‘in-Iaw
and of a young man who was among his
recent pursuant into the mountains, was
captured in Wheeling and landed in jail lt
isthought thatanattcmpt will be made to
lynch him.
Mr. Doyle's Playfnlneea.
Bosrox, April 5.—James P. Doyle was ar-
raigned yesterday, charged with assault with .
a pistol with intent to kill on the person of 1
his wife in South Boston Saturday. He ro-
fusod to plmd, and a plea of not guilty was
entered. lie was held in 35.000 for the grand
jury, and in default of bail was committed.
Cut Illa Throat with a Juckkuife.
anzronn, M9,, April 5.——John c. iVood-
man. aged 36, of Sam, son of Horace Wood— .
man, president of the lliddcford Gas com-
pany, cut his throat with n jnckknife while 1
ill bed, suffering with crysipelaa It is
thought the deed was committed during tem-
porary insanity.
Where is Mr. Fuwcott?
ZASESVILLE, 0.. April 5.-—.-\. L Fawcctt,
the treasurer for Marlon township, Morgan
county, ha sheen [aiming for some weeks, and
his bomlsnlcn, becoming uneasy, were in town
. yesterday trying to learn of his whereabouts.
An examination of his ncconntn shows a
shortage of 3|,800.
To be l‘ublllilcd in May.
Calcaoo, April 5.-lguatius Donnelly's
publiahers say his book will reveal not only
the ruling principle of the Bacon cipher, but
give the exact arithmetical calculation re-
quired to obtain each word of the hidden
narrative contained in Shakespeare‘s worka
Objecte Strongly to Being Expelled.
Bacon“,
employed mouse], and will apply for a man—
damus to compel the Democratic general
committee of Kings county to revoke their
expulsion, and recognize him as a delegate to
that body from Graveecnd
‘1 Cruiac of a Schoolahip.
Nizw Yonk, April 5.41» schoolship St.
flarywill startonheraunualcruise May :i,
going to Newport, thence to Lisbon and tho
lladeiras. She will start home Aug. ll.
Counmander Crowninshield expect: to have
it!) boys in his crew.
Bern. Cantu! Diluppearu.
Booms, April a—Onlerly Sergt. Fred
(lamina, Storekeeper and purchasing agent at
Charleston barracks, has disappeared, and
in mid to be several thousand dollarl wrong
inhiaaccounta Hiarealnameis believedto
be James H. Norm.
Want to Feel Secure.
Nrw Your, April h—The hoes brewer:
who are not members of the Brewers’ amocia-
tiouhave promised to abide by last year’-
wagee for their employee, the same as an»
elation towers. The employee still insist on
a contract.
Three Thoueuil leu Out of Work.
Plrrsnuao, April 5.-All negotiations be
tween Andrew Carnegie and his employee
at-the Edgar Thomson steel works having
failal, Mr. Carnegie has ordered the work:
boarded up. Thleaflecte about 3,000men.
CONDENSED NEWS.
11W. Bubiner’a stock breeding farm,»
New Haven, was burned last night. loo,
“.000. The valuable curricula, including
trotting were saved.
John Berryman’a woolen mill, at West
Burton, lie, wa- burnod. been, alone. it
had instituted runaingafter a long idlaneal,
andwlllprobablyhorebuilt.
onfllechargeof forging the name of
IanAIewl-tounotefornow,whichhe
tlundlecouatoll. Innuewuactlng ea
Wimbaadlucourthe-ld
ugnedhernameto the blank
April 5.4.»... v. McKano l... ‘
BITS or Persona. come.
What In Bull in the newspapers About
People of flora or Leave Note.
Isaac Blyvtoae, of unadville, Ell years, in
cutting a new set of teeth
Rutherford ii Hayes now poses as an en-
thusiastic advocate of manual training in
colleges.
Mrs. Sally Summers, of Jones county, 0a.,
has 3135 grandchildren, ll‘l greabgramh'hil-
dren, and 42 great-greet-gramlchildrea.
Mrs. Quincy Show, of Boston, has for
eight years spent $30,000:: your for the sup-
port of free kindergartcus in the gums:
quarters of the city.
Robert lamb. Stevenson is constantly
growing stronger in his Adirondack retreat.
Onewho has seen him recently says: "You
rejoice ill llioappnrent vigor, in the nervous
force of his attitude and voice, in the clear
health of his wonderful cyo,.in tho promote
of years of life and work that are in him."
J. H. Bcicilcr. of Mount Pulaski, has writ~
tenapoeln. That fact may on well be ad—
mitted right now in llcconhuncc with Mr.
Beidler's evident Iltfilf'c. The prlxlue-tinn,
which nspim to be “in honor of “Ewing:
ton, Lincoln and I’h-vrhmd,” is printc-i on
silk, trimmed with velvet and bound lmtmwn
covers made from tho lundlxlnrd of a In! in
which Lincoln is mid once to have .wlept
when in Mount l'lllroki many years ago.
Mr. Bcidlcr sent this metrical Sandwich tr
President Cleveland. He has cilectunily ad
,vcrthlcd Ilium-If ill! a poet-L'hicago XciTK.
Senator Stanford, the California million-
hire, says that it is pleamnt to be rich, but
that the advantages of wraith or..- greatly
ovcr estimated. "1 do not," ho says, "so:
that :1 man who can buy anything be fun-
cics is any llt‘iiul' ol'l‘ tiuul u lllllll who can
buy what heactualiy nulls." 'l‘liclu on», he:
contends, yxrsllive disadvantagm in bring me.
Inmmnr of llliilluus. For cxarnplc, he and
his wife are tol'nlclltol beyond (‘Xill‘l‘m‘illill by
tho importullity of lrggum, “ll-l "soils-it, illl'
plore, cutrcut and demand" money.
{The Rev. Dr. John Hall is mid to have
pocketed, since last September, fully salvo)
in marriage furl. Una bridegroom gave
him a check for $5,000 for tying the nuptial
knot. Dr. Hall is worth $1,W,IJOO; his total
income is at least $100,010. His mngrr-gu—
lion in tho \vmltlllcst in New Yorlz. inn
amount of HOUJNMJKIQ) may Io awn in his
«church any Sunday morning. Dr. Hall iL'll'v
a monopoly of the swdl weddings. Brides.
who desirctobe in the fufillltln inaist upon
being married bythe lnllliunnirc clergynmn.
Thc'Do Lessops children are ten in num-
her, and are remarkable to look upon be
cause the eldest is hardly more than M.
This fathcr of Panama imnc is the "Grand
Old Man" of Paris, and “Jim he takes a
horseback ride on the Champs Elyse“ and
in “The Bola" in company with half a dozen
of his children. [maple turn and stare almost
nffwtionately at the little gr- up until they
are nearly out of night. The girls are in
riding habits that make no pretense to fit,
and their hair streams in tin: windas they
dash along. The boys arc more trim in their
‘unifonn school coats and trousers. In the
summer those strong and hearty children
have the appearance of being but half
clothed, for they all wear sails, girie lu well
asboys. Their drcssm and kluckcrln‘kcrs
are half way above their knew-s, and the girls.
have bum necks and anus. A photograph
of the Count De bleep): “he hasthz- ll‘ull.
gray hair and mustache of a man of (at,
although he lsprtst Ni. lain-:1 with ill-9 chil-
dren di‘t'Sh'Qtl in this fashion. may in‘ s-‘l'll in
3 rill-st of the atationcrs' windows at i':'.:‘..-.
; Henry Tuppcr, one of those lumping mun.
; was explaining to his wife and sistcrvin-lmv.
E in llubuquc, the other day, how they ahnuhl
1, mnduct themselves in (mo their clullle<
ishould accidentally catch ntire. “Tho host
lthing you can do," he said, “is to nab out
3 and roll over and over in'tho snow, It's easy
Evmmgh mnla euro thing. if you only keep
’ your presence of mind. Here, I’ve got on
.w vim.- old clothes, and I'll show you how it‘s
Minna." lie himii'mi lilt‘ill. llc [mural kero-
some on his legs and then tout-hell a match to
,tln-m. All this happened in the kitchen.
|Tim unearthly, terrific yell Mr. Tapper let
I loo.” lmme-ncd fllcrc, too, and then, like P.
‘ act-valuing. Hazing «lemon. ilc dashed fl 1.“ the
, llz. 'Ylil liming room, hall, silliz‘lizly.
{ innirwln \rill-Iowami lill‘ top of tllcti‘uul-
: Ami. lie got into tho snow bank and rolled
3 our, just as soon as the presence of mind
ohivllnnglm‘tcd to met him into the bank,
2 put outsidc the kitchen door, would let lilltl.
V; Til» hired mun put out the fire in the hour.-
; mall rcsuscitatml the ladies, who now not only
lln-h-rstand what to do in case their clothing
, gut rm tire, but are fast learning that mtton.
:uoistcllml with moi crcntu, though a very
, mulling application for parched "Ml, will
v:- .r entirely chock profane groom
l-iu .‘J.’ in.
l
favor! with Dead Men'n “once.
An old settler iniurlned us the other day
that [atrialleisl ulltit'l‘illiil with the bones of
.b-zul men, and that we scarcely walk a rod
without atopping on the grave of some one
. Inngsillcu «lemme-ll. There is no doubting
the fact that Illnckllnwk and other big
Indiana f ought dcsgcrntc battles over the site
of this city, and tin-re are many boldu arriurs
steeping beneath the thunder of busy manu-
factorics here instead of the roar of artilch y
and the rattle of muskctry. In some parts
of 1113th Worknlon have found cartlouds of
human bone-J in excavating for cellars, but
those are suppollcd to have been the lumen of
white men. In the cholera times man y died
and were buried by the canal. Of late men
at work on the new railroad have turned
over the whitened bones and grinning skulls
of those buried thorn and hold them ill curl-
oaitiee. Therolucarcely a street or block
in the city that doe- notcover the lust resting
place of some one, but the march of progress
leaves little time to think of thodoull of a
quarter of a unitary morgue ago, and con-
mucntly their memory y neglected.—
la Hallo (Illa) Democrat.
rel-lulu. Inlay Banquets.
The “Iateet”ln the feminine midday bun-
quota was given byallurray Hill had on
Saturday to twelve of bar debutante frlonlbl.
it wasa primrose lunch of pink and green.
Icarf of toll groen Chinese silk ran
the length of the tabla ln theconter was a
lake banked with fem, among which nee.
tied caetermougm' round Mallets of willow
filled with tho bio-toning plantar and tied
with tiny scarf: of green crepe embroideml
with the pink flowers. The» were the fa-
rore. The candlee were pink and aowcm
the sharia. All the gin- and china were
green. The Icee were gigantic primm-s,
on mum of‘ majollca were filled with
froehatrauberriee. A salad of cold million
and young lettuce was in harmony with the
ballet of the young bottom, in which the two
color- were artfully [datum—Now York
Prou- “Ercry Day Talk.”
church”. Aaylnau. Collagen.
l‘ho lloinau Catholic church has in our
country lot hoepltalr, with $.00!) inmates;
Mammal, with 40,000 tumult-z cam for
nonlorphanl; hulllt Jemitaud other col-
leges and institution. of highgrade, with
19M!) tlullmte: ba- monument- of all
dell-I under lulu-action, and it: cam
and other edifice- nuallllu- about
building
with “Why of ma-
”You: Omelet Adult-w. ,
W Ends. .
Eben: a. rues. _
rwusmwmowuol an mm,
new r. 0.. Box as. some NORWALK. or
DB. C. 1". BOD'I'WZLL,
, nuns-r.
lulu BTW. eou'ra nellwaul.
Teeth extracted without in by the neemdaaor
“W 3 er.
“OUT" NBRWALK NAVINIIS BANK.
h.
at Washington lineal.
Upon belly fauna loll e.al., and now i tori p m
and on llatnniey evaniagefroru 6 lo ll.
Winterize: allowed on Depoeite.
away SOLIANB new
loan a. hauls. Vice-I’m- ;
flit-ii . JOKE ll. KNN’I'. but. and Tim
DR. MGGONEGAL
MOI AID ”much .
Cor. West Avenue and Bath-r Sire-(‘1,
NURWALK. coax.
(mt-e floaty-Until 'J an; fn-nlt to 3, and i’ to
a p.la.; Banana—Rio t pun. {If/l
ambulance by tell-plum
VV 8. RNA l’l',
A BC H l'l‘ EC'I‘.
I! mlupfllnlu‘lfi gummmti-o'ildof mung.“
TERMS REASONABLE.
tinlcz~'l'aylor'e Building Euhlngmn Sid. So.
Norwalk. P. 0. link uh. kw
um
J C. CROW}:-
u
Carpenter. and lllli ldcr‘.
, Hana furnished and lb‘linmlat give-u.
Jobbing of all kind» promptly attended to.
ShovAuu etrcct. nr-ur Main
P. 0. x “it. 60th Nor-nu Ct.
,‘LEX. S. GIBSON.
1
Unreal“ of the Flret Congregational ChurchM'eter
bury. Teacher of
I’illnoforlo, Organ and if lltllt'ltl
Composition.
To): 131 Lock Box 33?. 0.. NURWAIK. FONS.
1‘] TIIODII‘IS,
. AGENT FOR THE
Phonix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
fiTYI‘AIKY PUlllalC.
KUWAYTUN. CONN.
J 1). JENNINGS.
0
humor to]. it. Quintuu.
Undertaker & Elllhallllcr.
No. 4 Knight st. Reeldence, P. liaet Ave.
880 {In Norwnltt, Conn.
George II. Raymond:
FURNITURE IDEA Lilli !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and Ft‘e my large stock of all kind! of furniture.
38 Main Street, Norm-Ill.
Also prepared to furnish everything ncccesar for
the lnlrfillclil of lhcdeed. day or night. Telrp onc
conurcrion with residence. No. 3 Belklry place.
Hell 19.6m
For Rheumatism
And all
Impurities of the Blood
Use
UIIIIIIIII'II’S iliilllfliiili.
35 Cents a Bottle.
.50“) BY
Geo. B. Plaisted,
I‘ll din
hillutsnoslc RAILROAD:
IL'iNiiUIiY Jl NURWALK DIVISION.
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
Corrected December llth. 1887.
Passenger Trulua.
HOUT] I.
Lv. Noni-1k. Lv. 80. Norwulk. Ar. Wilma l’olnl
73mm. 76am. than.”
556 " 9H " IMO “
1024 " IOB‘.’ " It) 39 "
2’0p.m twp m. ”flour.
4 £19 " 4 50 " 'T "
i' Ill " Mixed 715 " blind 7'32 “I'x'd
N()lt'.l‘ll.
Lv. Wilma Point Lv. 30. Norwalk. ArNorwaik
7‘25” unlined 7ma.m. Dl'r'd tanned
{HO " 93) " it‘llan.‘
0P5 “ l2 lap. m 12 is“. m
It fl “ liar-d Ho " Mixed l 52 land
lbap in. 515 “ !.l9p,m.
5:. ~‘ 6th .. can --
It "I “ Mind 100) " Mixed it) 07 Mixed
W. ll. hravvxeou. Vice ml. and (len'i Manager.
P. C. Pavia, Superintendent.
it. D. Avaluu. General Ticket Agent.
ilOlittATONlIl DIVISION.
December ll. m.
heave Bridgeport for Pitteleld.
no a m. accommo'u »
m .. ..
1.50 p. la. llml l
4.32 " upma- I no
5.50 “ ecu-malo'n
.7.” II A. ‘
‘Goe- only an far a New Mllllnd
Wu. ll. Marlena. Vice than a (Ml'l )lna'g‘r
w. R. broil. bust;
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some wan. come an.
m; u. m. Expreaw. > l.‘:.'u.fn. Wurll'lm Bx.
5.16 " Rxprcn. ioJll “ Are-ml.
5.10 " more». 7.3: “ Amrm,
5.50 “ till-chi. Hutu " Acct-m.
6.12 " lmllir. 9.?” " lion-ion It.
hit " li'port. up. ADM Acton:
2.2. Illcttl In. illmmhilouluu its.
All “ “MIMI. vl.l3 “ Mcotn.
you " bucolic: ;l.t:‘l " lil'gltrld Way.
at.“ " hum ll: lacs " 2pm.
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TAILOR,
ROUTE! N‘DIIWALK, CT.
a. a. men‘s.
J E W E L E R .
Watches, Jewelry. Silmrwarc.
l‘ino Watch repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Manuals and Hfllilifllfll
Do not buy amonument or Headstone from any
dullngraph. but go direct to the show room- of
’. W. Baler. Watcr street. Rant-ll: and eelect one
all oomph-Kc and you will not be dis: pointed in its
appearance Dcaler in all kinda of luildiug clone
and n metcry work.
1’. VV. 13 AT PIS.
slim
[Ill 0. G. Jill BUFFER
Mat.- the town, try ll.
Price 3-50 a lb.
INS! its. IRIIOSINIEDIEU
tt‘mhlnxton Street Bridge.
J. r. Peckwell. '
7 Jame-a Block, Water 5;,
Nor walk, Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with large concern I have taken the
agency of one of the oldest and lameetmtablieh-
mum» in the Male to: the sale of
lizl I‘llt'sr, Saddles, limiters. Sur-
. clllglcs, I‘l lIl'lrs, Sic.
Fine Harness To Order,
Ac push. a: the old ezaml, where ' will kccparcgu.
for Law Wlupe. Sponges. t'hamols, but ukei
Roller. i «:i llsuzr. Travcln
Ilur he.
Lent has Come
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale and Retail.
Aleo
CELERY
And all kind» of
V E c E T A B L E S,
Florida. Oranges.
LEMONS.
Canned Goods.
l.nrnhec’a Snow-liaise
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
WOnlers delivered at short notice.
HUNT do ZELUPI‘.
and
Tirelliiilfuii'iiFW
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS, .
Oils \(arnishes.
Wire idle-cl tlnor Mala.
Somelhlag new. bc-t thing out.
w. 0. common,
MUSIC ll :\ LI. BLOCK.
Quart Hints
.. 03......
aloe-in] Etiquette.
(bundled from the latent and but works
i on the subject by "elmlf Matilda."
\ much. 40 cam.
'l‘hhu lumk Humid he to (‘0'?! fnmllv lie-Iron» of
knowing "The pmptrlllinu to do." We all vlnlm
In inheri- properly amt to know what I- im- hm
echoed of manner». What nil-fl we teach our child
Mi. that they mnygo out into the World Veil Int-d
men and women?
"slum? lila'i’a‘Wmn-ilw the ”outfield will
in,» mallul to any allure»: wedge maid mi receipt
of prior.
SPEC] A h.
Until further mm we will llllil reel: of our
film!- a copy of the above valuable book gnlleaarl
lflheywlllulailue to happen or
an a. m'mii'l"
qmwmaadtheuwewllllmwhowslt.
l. L. CRAGIN it 00.,
Pfllublhl’lila. mu.
Berry Bros. iiall'd Oil Fillisll._
Have Opened To-Day
Their Fulleine of w
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And will open their full line of
MEN’S, rooms" AND BOYS’ 2
SPRING CLOTHING «-
._ ON..—
Saturdav, Feb. 25cm.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Masonic Building,
Insurance Building, .1...
So. Norwalk. Norwalk.
HousééAND LOTS
FARMSW
___AND__,
COU NTRY RESIDENCES
FOR. SALE.
INSURANCE
Fire. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
in BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AIERICAN Concertina” A'l‘
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street, '
SOUTH NOR-WALEL - couu.
TAYLOR? GOLDEN.
CARPETST CARPETS‘l
The larger: Stock to eclcct from of any (lion in the Stuteut
Lowest Prices for Cash.
El nt bod Brae-ell- C t.90cu . Elegant Ta t Mac. ”Or we. Envy
1...,«miTm. halyard oil: Ethylene“ imam Tfic. I)“ ry ‘ ' On and
WINDOW SHADES.
“0 LAND ‘llAD . i here, h hug, MK
garden. cbnmgii Whflll‘t... homing-maple». “$353an
WAIJ; PAPER.
manual: 81'0le 0? new Immune limbo-ell Gold, to: to to: per roll. ' Plain Gold.
new styles. '23: one per roll. Without Gold. to loflc per roll,
FURNITURE.
Cottage Suite. 1 8 trees. Aeh Bedroom Bette. u Walnut and (merry Bedroom suite.
up. Parlor tlnlls illesvialpvarlety, Winfifiduwlxfia at low Portico, heal can:
lambrupllnr. lat-ct anythla tolurnle yourhoure complete can found here at he: thou
prime. . arpete awed by head and laid by Practical Upholeterere. We do a. Ineworkueuaycttyhoduk,
and employ the heel warmer: in each brunch ofour healer-e. Good- liellverell without extra charge.
0. El. SMITH’S,
No. 2 Atlantic 8L. corner of Broad. (appetite the WI and lanthanum.)
lilabllehed In New York City is“. .1. I“. I on”' com”!
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Special nae
m .
incur-races
and
limb m
\ no .g, “:3
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Nickel Plate
M
me It is made in
-_ , roux .
on mine
We
, Alto 7”
45; Agent for tile
celebrated“;
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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
The Buck Ranges
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