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SOUTH NQRWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 12,1888.

 

 

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Weathnr Bail-tin.

For Friday, in New England. iair
weather. with slight thermal changes
and light westerly winds. iollowedby
higher temperature.

momentous.
High tide to-Inorrow 12.40; low tide

6.27.
sun rises 5.15; nan sets 6.31.

Aband oi gypsies arc encamped on
the West Rorwalk road.

A car load oi tobacco arrived tor the
Old Well Cigar C0. today. x'

President Howsrth oi the Republican
Stats League, was in tout to-day.

John Bouton oi the borough in rapidly
recovering from his recent illness.

The net mohair"... grand no oi
the State {or the lost your was 82,835,252.

James Baddeu Is building an elevated
balcony on his residence on River street.

Fred Mitchellmced his duties In
the signal tower at Bridgeport, yestar
day. ,.. - ‘

Dr. Phiuney is giving Dr. Hurray’s
old residence on West avenuea thorough
overhauling. _ m __ ‘

ThemeiabletohcgivenbyfiLJoaeph's
Benevoan Society in the Opera House
will be a fine one.

Wanted. -Good Painters. Decker. 54
Main St, South liorwalk

Prank omit. put a line lamp out
at the entrance of his restaurant on
Washington street.

Charles Finch’n little son, ol the
borough, about three years old, died
yesterday aiternoon at three o'clock.

I]. E. Bishop, Fred Stanley and Fred
Hilloi the borough returned to Williav
ton Seminary” In East Hampton yesterv
III-r

Workmen areat work again excavat-
ingon the cellaroi the Old Well Cigar
Company's property on Washington
street.

 

llemn. Judson k Sauerv'uin have two
line turnouts. one for the delivery of
goods and the other for peddling pur'
poses. w .... - .,

In: evening the members oi the
Young Ladies Leap Year Club met at
the residence oi liar Amy Wood on
Went avenue.

Od'tcer D:l>'orrestt arrested a can In the
borough yesterday (or peddling without
a license. Justice Sellsck fitted hitn
$1.!!! and costs.

William Brown was tried before
Justice Selleck this morning for drunk-
ennesn. flowna lined 31.00 and coats.
Ila was sent to Bridgeport.

~1'hsPamons0ilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell'noldatand.

The Court oi Barge-ea propose to
widen min and Wall streets in the
boroughatl’laiated'scorunr an well as
ontbeoppoaitosidnoithestreet.

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Judge Knapp gave his decision in the
civil case oi Bates vs. LuCroia thiamorn-
ing. The damages and costs that Io
”mix will ham to pay amount! to $28.66.

A commission appointed by Governor
l/Iunvhnry, has reported that Frederick
A. 3. Perry, the murderer oi lanager
Whittlesey, oi tbs lit-w London Dty,
is insane.

The annual convention ol the Conner,
ticut Firemnn's ’ tion will be held
in Norwich during the mouth oi August.
the day to be hand by Chini Hendrick,
of New Haven.

Benjamin F. Robertson, a boy about
15 years oi age, was arrested ior vagranv
cy yesterday in the borough. Judge
Salleckmnthim to the Reform moot
this morning.

Andrew J. Ward? thalittle boywho
wastakentothelteiormnchoolon'l‘ussv
day will, probably be uanaierredtoau
orphan asylum, an thaaathotitinsena-
nidnrhiuttooamalliorthatplacn.

laryTorquin wastrisdhniorsJustiec
Coolidge this morning for living in a
house thatlsrspatedtobaahnnssoilll
tame in Cranberry Plains. She was
given until loudnytonntbackto'llo
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lion. A. 1]."BJIII‘IOII returns to

Washington to-day.

Iti- Idella 63:5. 5. East Norwalk
cautious about the more

Nina Elsie Rathhone at Brooklyn is
visiting irmnds in the borough.

Barge Abraham Steera arrived at noon
today with lumber for Hatch c llailey.

John Deagsu oi the borough has been
remand lroin jail upon payment oi his
line

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A number oi railroad surveyors e at
work yesterday ailernoon makin aur-
veya around the depot and crossing.

«Beet, Iron and Wine 75c. at Plain»
ted'a. .

Hrs. Benson, an old lady living on
Van andtevenue, East Norwalk. who
has been helple- ior several years is
seriously ill.

The pews in the Congregational
Church will beaold next Honday even-
ing at 8 o’clock, probably for the last
time in the old building.

Dr. I. B. Pardon has fully recovered
irons his recent illness and is now at:
tending to his practice as usual, ready to
answer all calls, day or night.

,Naleutinn Bush, Ilr. Cram’s ioremau,
myathat he has no idea of going to
work ior Mr. leopard. lu tact lir.
Hoollrdhllnotlpoke to him about it
atal.

Hamilton avenue to in a terrible con-
dition at present. A person who has
been in the habitat driving that steep
hill informs us that he I: now afraid to
travel that way owing to the had state
of the street. ’ ~_

Rome“ Front was elected a member oi
the advisory committee and George F.
Atherton a member of the executive
committee oi the State Leagueat the
Republican convention held In New lis-
ven on Tuesday.

hiauager Hoyt received a telegram last
evening from (I. B. Bunnell stating that
theJapancse Village, with additional at-
tractions would be here tor the week oi
April 23d and requesting him to please
postpone all bliusrda.

The ollicials oi the New York, Provi~
deuce and Boston Railroad Company
expect. to have the new Thames bridge
at New Lindon finished by July. 1389.
The structure and its approaches will
cost over $1,000,000.

Yesterday as Thomas Caranaugh was
lowering a barrel of vicby into Geo. B.
Plaisted'a cellar, the rope slipped and the
borrcll went tumbling down the stain
at great speed. The door at the foot of
the stairs was badly broken but inr-
tunately no one was hurt.

JIIIII lIllIIKlllIl.

lllllllll William [Hill
Hill fllllll Wlllll Will-
llE ll Ill Tl'llil

Ills fiend Fright-
fully Crushed. A
Wife Lott in De-
stitutc Circum-
‘ stances.

A short whistle by a locomotive and
the suddenness with which the 6.53 train
irom New York stopped as it was com-
ing win our depot last evening was evi-
dence to those in the vicinity that some
terrible accident had occurred. Their
tears were fully realized as a German
named Joseph Waller had been killed
while stepping irouI one track to another
while two trains were coming in opva
site directions.

The 6.54 train going west was leaving
the depot and Waller was coming from
his home in Springwood. He wasou
the up truck and in order to avoid the
train he stepped upon the opposite track.
The train from the went just at that
moment came along and struck Waller.
The accident happened a short distance
below the depot. The train stopped nit-
" going about two car lengths and the
body oi the unionuuate man was found
upon the pilot oi the engine. The re-
mains were taken to the baggage room
and Medical Examiner Burke was sent
lot. A horrible eight met the gaze oi
those who surrounded the dead man.

The back of his head was a maps of

crushed bone and flesh. Blood was
pouring from his ears and his body was
covered with bruiree. Fortunately for
his friends his lace was not disfigured.
III the evening the body was taken to
undertaker Gregory’ a rooms.

Joseph Waller was about forty years
old and was born in Now Bavaria. He
lived a tow milis from Jacob Linxwt-il-
er'a native home and came to this cnun~
try It low yours ago. He located in Phil»
adephizt and about one your ago came to
this town. He brought his wile with
hint and until last Monday resulted In
Fire Mile River, when they moved to
Springvrtmd. Last Summrr Waller

 

The statutes of the Stat» provide that z
the (Irvernor of thin State shall annually .
in tho spring, designate by (illicial prov ‘
clamatiou an Arbor Day A year ago
Governor Inuuabury designated April
at ior Arbor Day. As far as can be
learned the (I. Ivevnor has not yet dung-I
noted an Arbor Day for this your .

Yesterday afternoon a man stopped
Mob. 1’. lirrells'oillceand asked him
iihewan the man who procured pen-
sions. As tho than had but an» "In Mr.
Harrell told him yes, and naked hint

drove an ize art for JucUb Raymund but
recently he has been employed at. WII
son's l’mur. Iii.- had recently been under
considerable exp-misc and yesterday he
had not means oi support In his posit-In
niou. Together with the grief that his
death will cause his wife her sorrow will

;begrestly increased by the poverty that

she will be obliged to struggle ag siuat.
'l'liegeuerous hearted and good natured
Waller had many irienda who will not
see their iriend’s wife antler luv the
neerraitieaoi lite.

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where and In what battle he inst his arm.
and was told that he lost it on the nil
road track between here and 837ml:

wood two years ago, and be though that
he had ought to have a pension.

ADAM. t COOK.

no "not. .I trip” but sIgIII.
Adamsa Cook’s scompany were heiore
the people again last evening in Thomas
E. «She-s work. ”l‘ne Elllt' 0! Erin.”
The cantoi characters was very good
and all seemed well adapted to‘th‘eir
parts. lir. Shea as ”lantv O'Rourke."
a jolly. happy golucky Irishman, was
good. and didthe partwith greatesse
andgraon. Chan. 1'. Urillyaa "The
Jackson” wasverygood, and hiatnskev
np perirctlon. E. D. Deni-on as “Neil
" was warmly welcomed and
did some good acting. His role last
«suing was something dilierent trout
those usually played by him. Edwin
Varneyas “Sir Richard Blackmoor” the
villtan, manned his popularity in this
city sndhsdld blrpartasonly hacau.
JerrychnlIfl kepttbepeoplelnacon—
tiauoas laugh and sang a iew trials
selections In aercditabln manner. His
lovemaking with "Wlddy O’Rourke.”
JastlaAdans. was good. liiss Amen an
ulady Allen Fitzgerald" although not on
tbs stagenntfltltethirtlachwasloudly
applaudnd and ‘when; through herpart
vary nicely. swell Sheridan as
“Know

throughout was good. ‘l‘o-nlght
thsywitlplsy "Allaakhuaiber."nrtttsn
by “mad popularstagnmsua-
gar, Ir. Varany.

M at last.
snowma- John hardy boarded
with Onorge Sch-ah and left town with-
outpaylug his bill. A writ was issued
him with defrauding Ir.

Tier I' barga- WI (h. ”with It .‘lllll'i-
m ‘50! Ell-Ines].

To» New York East Conlerenco cum.
mitten oi intern which has been trying
the Rev. Charles W. Killer, 0! Brooklyn,
in Iiddletown. lor alleged immoral acts
said to have been committed in Barton
and Brooklyn reported yesterday evening
that the charges and specifications were
not sustained but that he had been guilty
of improper and unmtnixtmial conduct
and he is cennured tilt-reior. Du mutton
oi the coolerenco it was voted that his
"chatacter do pass." Rev. Dr. Pullman.
counsel tor the scoured. movnl that Mil-
ler have leave to withdraw irom the
ministry which motion was adopted on»
animoualy. Ir. Hiller was present and
said he would surrender his commission
and parchment through Dr. Pullman.
The accused burst into tears and through
his counsel said he should remain a
member at the church and would on-
deavor to lead such a circumspect Chris-
tian Ilia In thrlltat'nna will prove him
tobeaiaitbiulsoldlwoithecroar.

The ouniwaaca than adjourned sine
die.-—ltew Haven News.

Itatn rlrnmna'a Amarlatlau.

At a msatingct the executive commito
tea at tbadtatn Fireman's Aid Associa-
tion. held at lliddlstown Tuesday, a
hsuelltoi .10 waavoted to Alexander
Kelsey oi Bridgeport. lie iactursd his
collar hnnewhllson theway toallre a
few weeks ago. The application oi A.
A. Jones oi Hallie/It. who lost both his
ieetbyamputattonon accountoi rheumm
tlsmoouttaotvd whtln doing lire dutr.
had to be rejected because he did not
preterit his application within uietims
requiem by the solve.

A'usnsa"'”‘“’f“”67‘s§“i“t};‘at“ is...

John ltnrphy at Lisbon has It cow
which Aprlll. dropped anal! of aver-
age else, and Ir. Inrphy sunpmal that
this occnmnoenuded the matter. The
night at tbedth lust, thaootv dropped
another dun call. which weighed a law
hoarseftnrhlrth ninety one pounds. lie
tsthnlsrgnroi thstwo. but both together
risks an aggregate or «sit that It wouldm
bs dilloalt tenant, and the hearty two
days hatwssa Ian birthof thallium

 

 

thanenadisausrvvl.

llIIIII lowdown

WNMIhvlnntinel.)

New Your, Apr. 12, 12.00 Ill."'n|8
ofilcial medical report issued 10-day at
10.30 says that Hr. kaliug’a condition
is slightly more iavorablo than last
night’s report. Ills pulse at 10.00 was
88, temperature 00, respiration 22.’ He
was sleeping quietly when the report
woo issued.

mllk‘lAIm

‘ "One oi tho Fluent.”

A Bridgeport exchange gives tho lol-
lowing complimentary notice to the
company that is to appear at the Opera
flour. Monday eveningz—“The storm
last evening did not prevent a good sized
audience from attending the Initial per-
formance oi ‘Ouc oi the Fionat,‘ at the
Theatre Belkuap. The ‘Johu Ilishlor’ oi
Danlaaonwasallthatcould beoapect
edand Gus Williams usverexcollod him.
Joseph Biaytor as "Hugh Hickman” was
a well played part. Ed. Chrissieaa ‘the
masher' gave Bridgeport young men of
that stamp It number 01 points. Belle
Baron, Miss II. A Sanger, Miss Georgia
Fox and other well known at tints pleased
everybody. The dock scene represent-
ing the Fall river pier was very natural.
The arrival and depart: re of the steam-
ers Bristol and Puritan, ferry boats,
ocean steamers and sailing vessels, was
a new and very artistic scene. The
boats were beautifully illuminated with
working parts, smoke, etc, and the
city of New York in the distance, illn~
minated, and Batholdi statue, presented
asight that broughtlortb round alter
round oi applause. The eucorea were so
numerous and enthusiastic that It was
quite late before the show was couclud-
ed. It is a long time since anything so
really attractive has been seen In our
city." _.

Bergen Star Concert.

Next Tuesday evening Ilisa Flora Bas-
ton, who has won the title oi the “Jen-
ny Lind oi her Race," and a first class
support, will appear in a concert at
Ilusio Hall. The N. Y. Sun oi Feb. 1st
says:

Fully 3,000 people were crowded into
Steinway Hall last night to listen to the
peerless mezzo soprano hire. Flora liaison
Bergen, who captivated the vast audience
with her peculiarly sweet and sympa-
thetic voice. She wore II crown studded
with pearls and rubies presented to her
as"Queen 0! Song” by the citizens oi
Philadelphia in December last, and last

evening Miss Florence Williams of the _ I

New York Age on behali of a committee

oi 100 presented hire. BatB'JtI‘Borgen with ,

abandaomo gold necklace, in token cl
their apprectatioo of her on the most
successful colored primn douna. When
Airs. Bergen bowed her thanks the 3000
people burnt forth with a storm of en-

thusiastic applause. Tho grins rcceipta.

were $1,626.37.

Death of William K. Downs
William K. Downs died this morning
of poeumomn at his home in Granite-
vIIle. [In went houn- lrum his work
saturday nIght: with a severe cold and
on Wednesday his coIIditIun grew much
worse. He was 31 yenraold and leaves

a I‘l'i' and thieeyoung children.

The inneral will behold at the Granite» ‘

villi.- chapel Saturday nlternoon.

Ila “It tltp Mark

Last evening two III-II raiding mt
Woodward avenue wont out. taking
a 22 calibre title with them. to shoot at a
target. Alter they had each shot ulmut
a ball dozen times. another man resid-
ing on the avenue came along and see-
ing them shooting told them he could
beat both oi thorn shooting. They no.
copied the challenge, the dlfllllllm- was
paced ofl and the new comer shot. Upnn‘
examination oi the target no bullet h Ilo
could be seen. At this mommt a wo-
mau’s head was seen protruding ltom a
window back oi the target shouting at
the top oi her voice for the man not to
shoot again as the challenger had shot
a bullet through one ol her windows and
It had broken but best parlor lamp.
The marksman pulled his hat down Over
his head and went home resolved never
again to shoot a rifle.

A flat inr Jay Could.

South Norwnlk hat lactation have
turned out hats lor Buffalo BI". whose
experience in “bean" and “bulls." is well
known to almost every man and child
In the country. Yesterday the Bent-
wood llat Works shipped a 7| large
black Duulopltat toJay Gould. Possi-
bly “Jay” heard at “Bill’s” success while
abroad audinorder toproperly handle

Cl" HIRING.

A Committee Appolatad to Consider tlto
Advlaablllty oi Erectlng a City ttulldlug.

The city meeting last evening at the
Rriorm Room on Elizabeth street was
firmly attended. Mayor Bubholl helng
absent Councilman Crow presidi’tl.

(lily Clerk Wilcox’a report iur 1887
was ma showing the receipts and ex»
penaes oi the city during that year.

Voted, That a tax oi ten Iuills he laid
upon the taxable property in this city,
to he paid on or before the 15th 0! tiny.

The report of the Water Commiasiouv
era was read and ordered placed on tile.

The matter oi erecting a new City Hall
wan taken up. Nelson Taylor made a
motion, which was carried, that a com.
mittee oi seven be. appointed to consider
the advisability of erecting such a build-
ing and that the report oi the committee
be heard at a meeting oi the Common
Council. The committee appointed were
R. 11. Rowan. Tallmadge Baker, J. R.
Raymond, Wm. B. Bubhell, James C.
Crown, Henry D. Fox and William H.
Smith. The committee was given the
power to procure estimates and plans.

It was voted that the Common Council
be instructed to lay a newer on Chapel
street at an expense not to exceed 82,-
500

It was voted that the city appropriate
8500 ior the improvement of the Pine
Island Cemetery and that said sum be
placed at the disposal o! the trustees
of the Pine Island Cemetery corporation.
The resolution caused some opposition as
such action was by some considered
Illegal.

The ,report on the new hose
house. by the committee appointed
at the last city meeting. was
read. It provided for the erection oi a
building near the comer of Main and
Raymund streets, the purchasing of new
bone and It hoau carriage and properly
furnishing “It! building ior occupancy.
The matter was left with the Council to
erect such a building at an expense not
to exceed $4,500

 

 

 

Library Meeting.

Tush annual meeting oi the South NorwaIk

Iaryand hailing Corporationhas bosnad
roamed to mlnnday Evening April 16. rats. at 23
o clock. at the Council viloom. navilandat.

at! it BLANC’IIABD, President

 

Furnished Room.

A“' RMSHED room to rent at l'.’ Ilavilaud
atrcet.

Rooms Wanted.
‘1. AN and wile want 3 or A moms unlurniehed,
. situated near It. It Depot
Adam-I D.
am 3: Sentinel Ollicc.

 

 

Apprentice Wanted.

'l‘t i learn the )lilline trade.
invest USA A: TIIBKRLAKE
t‘! VI sehlugtou 8L. South lil«walk

7 fl Notlcc. n

[)1 ELLIRY C. CLARK has resumed lhepratr
lice of his proimion and may he found at
No. -t Elmer... Novvralk Conn. once hours until
taunt. nodltnSaudlSmSptn afiltv

George I. Undevlstll

Is now in town selling Household lattice lor

cash or by installments at prices yond oom-
petition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
to Raymond St , City. so 1

Building Stand For Sale.

()Illlllts Iclt withJ. It Raymond. iootoi llav'I-
laud “no". for building sand from ray ban

will bethunkiull meivcdand ptlv alien

to. ma ti . l. KEELIR.

~ nausea 'l'o Bent.

EV lKALnewtlngle houses on “Tours Street.
5 Withtnodcruituprov esnnnts. Now ready lor
occupancy Apply toJOll‘N B. “APP. '10 ti

Court of Probate, Ill-III“ of

Nor-walls.
[stats at Albert Berg oi Xmalk In said District,
an Insolvent dnb‘or
Psi-oath toatt orilerot theConrt of Probate tor
the District oi Norwalk 1 will sell at public auction
to the btnhesthtdderat tneotlce of Email Pros
in booth Korwalk. oathc ldth day oi April, Iss3,“
ten o'clock. invention. certain accounts and
clinics in action belonging to the Insolvent estate at
said Albert
A tl'It ottaid accounts and claims may be seen on
licatlon at the store of Holmes a Keeter In Mr
I: or the law odlce oi Itnesell Frast’ In South Itor
walk
l reserve the right to sell any at said It aintsat prt
vale sole or settle. adjustaud compromlse any there
oi with such dehtxorv belorc said sale.
Elm 'l'Iastce or said estate

 

 

 

A “EMA BKABLI‘Z

SARSAPARIIILA.

.Easr lion-nit, Mann.
A. i’. Quinton! A’sq. .,
Dun Sta: -—Your Samparillahaa

prorala tsuccesatnm cannadhucntlrel
rand-egr‘l‘matteadtotby honesnorknow ,

auunut tot thvtyoaruaatmauldosnall
that you rseom it to do.

Internet In valeting humanity. and will do all Pm
to encourage th «I tonne aseyonr remarkable
bar-span!

Yours Truly
Into 1.. v on
Equitable Life Insurance, 10. Y.

 

his ownpnt antmslsla Wallatrest. sent [mm

to this city ior his hat. Buffalo Bill's

dealing with the genuine bearand bull
in England has proved qnltaasprotlt-
able as Jay Gould’s dabbling In the
ungenulna article of late In Wall street.
Certainly the iormer has beensccoin-
panlsd with more honor than the latter.

m
A bottle of Dali's Syrup of Tar. Wild
and Borehound is best};

quickaatand most siiectual cough l:ytnp
toads. Will cure nruu in your old tau.
Don't be without it. ricotta. a bottle.
Every bottle bear» the tan strolls oi the
I roof Jan. E. Katrin red ink. For
at sDrng awn, Booth Nora
walk, and all druggtats. Groom

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neat-Issuers. load can.
Ask‘onr gropnr and markeuuau tor

ssetssts this clawasutna
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Special Scenery For Every Play.

 

Reserved Seats at Iloyt’s and Gregory’s. Thursday Inning, April 5th.
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Notice-School Taxes.

THEM tax payers oi the South Horwalk Us
archereby that

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Dated 50. Norwllk. April 3, 1m

‘ ”George II. Raymond,

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And Furnishi Undertaker.

Callandaeemylargea' oiallhndeoi intuitive.
36 Main Street, ltorwnlk.
Also painted to furnish Wam-
the interment oi thedead. day or “chum"
connection withresideuce, No. alter
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The Metropolitan’s Record For I887.

Gain in number of outstanding Pollen curing
l8 7.2.3.015

Gain in Assetadurlulfi't' ”MM

(Iain u Prnmiamlucome Income'lnnng 1807.81, mum.

bl.
“Gaininlnterutiteoelptndnnnng 16'. W
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Numberoi Death China in $87,158.
‘JMmount paid Ioi'oiiry- ers during 13:, 92,.

Number ot Policies in Force 1.348.”

New Insurance written during 1!? 093.2181”.

Capital and surplus ior eecunty oi' Icy—holdu-
ovaaudaboretherunva varnqnisadb olbw, «per
centlandalloth‘n'r’ligilitézs, Ml to 1:2.

W 3 Ni”.
holders ior alumnae .23?” plus

present inflated Assets. 818. cos
1m 1-”. Agent.

Imam NOTICE.
llll. C. II. KENDALL,

DEN TIB'I'I

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