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SOETI'I NORWALK, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL l7, 1888.
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Weather Bulletin.
For Wednesday. In New England,
slightly cooler, fair weather, with fresh
westerly and northerly winds. backing
to easterly and southerly, followed by
cloudiness and rain.
mi: LOCAL Biiirs
lligh tide toamorrow 3.47; low tide
ll 01.
Sunrisesdml sunsetsdnzd
Prank Scarlet of New Canaan was in
town yesterday.
Frederick Haney 0! long Island is
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Florence snitch of Jersey City,is
spending a few days in the borough.
M7 and Mrs. John Drummer spent
Sunday with relatives In Jersey City.
' lliss Josephine Becker of Bridgeport
has been visiting friends in the borough.
~Ilsrden Seeds at theflllursery.
A. F. Wilmottof the borough moved
into his newhonse on Elm street yester-
day
James llsmr'ton went to New York
yesterday in the interest of the Norwalk
baaeballclnb. ,_ .. .,,
The South Norwalk Bible Class will
meet at the Congregational church to-
night at eight o'clock.
Cornelius Howard and Miss Nellie
Bates will be married in St. Ilary's
church on the twentieth.
We are glad toreport that Editor
Rodeyrneyer s eyes are much better. lle
is abld to be on the street again.
We are informed that Mr. Hariland
intends to call his Washrngtou street
building The Old Well Hotel.
Am. u. put... all: the "Fry
Truss.” '
on Well chum work the third
tonight. All Ilaster Ifssons
cordially invited. After work a banquet.
The R. S. D. C., a colored organizer
tion at the borough, will give their lirst
annual balltoniglrt In the (5. A. R. Hall.
There will be no race between the
Yale and Columbia freshmen this year,
the challenge by the former having been
declined. . . , ‘_
The divorce suit of llnviland rs.
llsviland, which wasdownfor trial by
day, has been postponed until next
Tuesday.
8. K. Stanley will soon move his
wholr sole tobacco business upstairs over
his sto. e in the borough so as to have
more room.
llarry Max ona and Navy Pisdler,
both of thrs city, were married yesterday
bythellev. C.l.llellecknthisresidence
on East avenue. -.. W
-—The Famous Gilt Edge Chowder at
Campbell’s old stand.
A meetingof thchat finisher’s amov
ciation will bahsld this evening for the
purpose of electing delegates to the no
visual convention.
Nathaniel Boutonof Ely Neck Road.
who has been very ill with typhoid-mal-
aria, is improving under Dr. ll. B-
Pardee’s treatment.
The disabled engine which laid here
yesterday afternoon is the one which
was used lorrnsrly to run mum
trains on the Nangatnck road.
Among new rules concerning the C.
N. (I. armoriesia the following: The
use ofspir'rtncua liquors, wines, ale, or
beer within armorles at anv time,
whetherlnuse by themilitaryorrented.
isprohibitad bylaw,and thisprovision
ruaat be nrade with misunderstanding."
A delegation of citiaens from Broad
River called on sslectman Janasths
othsrday and wanted him to suppress
thebullezlnbosrd whichhasbsenputnp
topostthenewson. Brother James re»
fused to do It on general principles.
flesaysitmay be the forerunner ot a
Broadl‘tivernewapnpsr.
TheConnecticntStatelngne,con-
articles to the national egreev
mhyvubdthunmdolm
Ir. J. Howard Taylor, at Danbnry,is
Warren-stunner, oflrldgn- 35m 3:" Mekong-wt
Mi. ofths Dewarwfsrth'ecrurswslksadtlla
The Young People’sSoetsty
thaladsawrotthsllspthtdharah
hadavsrylatsrssttsgnsstlaglsstalght. lsrh,theforsmaaoathssewer,
1'hsre wasalsrgsattsndsnesandnota kin vpsplsstahsrrrl aadsktniaghis
momentofttmslost. Themslstyvotsd shine and with an “Omyaxcnaernal’
ofthsothar and wlthasmllsto thehoysrlrvredsss
toiltfltutltum
chmchss toners whhthsmlaaualsn baby tnhlscarriags
nesting, ssmstfns inky asnt,tera lostslghtofnatlram
mums-sauna anslstrly Motion-um
(Ecuadoran-slums
Mlsuwaktutalsulsak;~u~w
b MM”,
sealers , m...
Wed-insets! fig.“ apt-v Mwhpharetsradossawlrhasire
Wm! ”malleable”
atlrensrlustrhstwohsstsplhls'try Csrtu’sfltlsllvrrflttmasars
”I.
mar-u
‘ in Brooklyn.
‘ Clifton is improvtng all the time and n
lIonnlsConlsy I. visiting friends
—-l'resh Lettuce at the Nursery.
Carl Weisiet. Rennie Frank's young
barber, resigned today and went to Jer-
any City.
The liranitcvilles and the tilmrtnut
street nine player] a gnnw of bull yells-7v
day afternoon and the mm: was ‘3» to 7
in favor of the latter club.
Ed. lltnntoo, Glover dc (”sens genial
salesman, met with quite a serious acciv
dent yesterday morning. In walking
across the door of the new part
of the: store, he stepped on a
long nail, which was upright in a piece
of wood, which entered the hall of his
foot, making a very painful injury. Dr.
Gregory dressed the wound.
fine at the must. "
'l'bat side splitting comedy "One or the
Finest" was presented to a good sized
audience last night at the Opera llonse.
Dan llasouas‘uohn llislrler the New
York yarlicemau,” was superior to line
Williamn' rendition of it. The character
was not overdrnwn as most German
charscterr are, but was true to life, as
any onscan llrrd on the police lorco of I
New York many ”John liabler’s" like
the one played last night.
Barron as "Ruth flickman,” the villiarr's
wife, was well up In her part as were all
the rest of the company. The great or—
er scene, the Bartholdi statue and Jersey
City by moonlight were fine. Taken ab
together it was a good comedy well put
on the stage and well played by s first
close company.
Inger- Svns Convert.
This ereningnt Music Hall the celev
hrntcl Bergen Star Concert company
will givemre of therr enjoyable enter—
tainments. bliss l’lorn llatsoo. who has
beencnlled the ”Queen of Song," will
appear, together with an array of drab
class talent. Read in another allumn
who will participate in the concur.
Japanese Vintage 1' Issuing.
The”Japanese \'"illage. under ti. ll.
Bunnell's management, that was booked
for Music llall during the blizzard week,
will be here the week of April not. Mr.
Bunnell wishes us to state that he will be
glad to see present all parties who receive
ed invitations to attend the opening,
which was unavoidably postponed on
account of the blizzard.
flurry *sbhwr waspnwy. i
Lost evening Barry Wehber's Com-
pnny made its first appearance in Bel:
knap's theatre, Bridgepnt. Mr. W. 1’.
Clifton. formerly wrtir the Ethel Tucker
company, is playing the leading part
and lemme effective than ever. hlr.
good audience should um him when
he comes to this city. Mr. Wrbber Isa;
very clever comedian as Is also ”7.?
Joseph Hotel. MI» t'arr'tc Webb",
aged seven years Wrrl‘l the hearts of the
nudicnce with her good actrng and very
fine singing, for one no young» abet,
The company taken all through Is are
good one and the style that our people
hke.
The Girl with the Ilnby Carriage.
The boys were all on drem pnrndsiu
front of ”Doc's" at nine o'clock this
morning warting for the girl to come
was watching for the girl.
ofChrla- boys.aad when opposite Street'sdry
along. ”mineral had his brush and
starch pail and he was leaning in a
graceful attitude against the. big Indian.
Gourde stood it! 'tbcdoor with hit-new
Dnrrlop hat perched onone eldertrl his
head. Frank flounecker rat I» the
butler houscdoor. Thcstearrr drill was
silent and the rather and his assistant
were srtttugou theplaukaudallbnnds
Al. ll“ she
have in sight down by the Post OM
but on the opposite side from the boys.
litre drewtlrs imbycarriageclosc upto
the doorof the l’oatOfllce,complctely,
blocking the doorway and told the baby ,
tobengoudlroywhrlesbewentiunfter
the mail. Then else walked into the
emaaftercastlngnglsnceand asmile
at Ed. Thomas, who stood InAndrew
dcllsck's doorway with his dusterewith
thesyslet holssln.andafterreadlng
the lostand found notices steps to
the delivery window and asks srcy
with nhswitehlng smile if rher iasny
letters. Alter sprudingten m in
this wayshe saddenlyrernern baby
'whobashanrolled oatofthewaybya
stout old gent tornnkc room for mail
enrrierBsnustt, who lsrnsbnrry. She
grabsthehandlsof the carriage, throws
weight on it, throws the frontend
In theairsadwith nnwecp rsrns
It around,strlklag Sherrd headsinths
'éi
mkmmraraeklntolr.
will
i
sadstarrsodtobs
WCIarkarrivedhumslrom
”he. HHuWamluudnycvsn'
sndlrsd materially Ira.
his command of the french
. Hewusnotp'uudlu recent
runorslathrratlroad world, and did
unthsvsarryrhingtosuyaboutthe.
Mien Brlle,
,wlIIch in being
been obliged to walk
prorated an exciting liniah.
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wan—um“
The Condition sf Oar Stars who will Try
sad Its the Pennant
Yesterday afternoon some of the Nor-
watk team went down to the South Nor-
wslk ball grounds for a little practice.
The boys were all in good form and play.
rd surprisingly well. l-‘Inonr covered
first bag to the delight of alt-mt 150 agree-
tntors, while i'ollirIs tossed the ball IO
swift that it was red but before it rcltt'll’
ed the batter. Lurkins will play second
base and 'l'tnrothy Sullivan, formerly
with the Danbnry’s, will play short stop.
Sullivan having signed his agreement
yesterday Ianager Ike Hamilton and
he went to Bridgeth yestero
daytosec the Bridgeport and Wilkes-
barre teams play. Sullivan distinguished
himself, while there by catching a hot
foul while sitting on the grand stand.
The Norwalks will practice now most
every afternoon, and, it possible, Ilanao
ger Hamilton will arrange a game for
this coming Saturday with some local
team. James llnmilton was down to
New York yesterday and saw llidley.
Char. [Atkins lost n son last evening
by tmeumooia. The funeral will beheld
tomorrow in Stamford.
ruruwaur Mull BAlLlulA I).
”The People Put to luck Trouble nurl
Insure-lanes which n Little Judgment
nerd lapsuas Could have Prevantod.
85m last Friday, untIl this lorenrxm,
no car on the horse railroad came to or
left the depot in this city. The reason
for this iathat the track has been
obstructed by the llanforrl house,
removed to Union
street. People who use the cars have
to and from
wherever the cars have been compelled
to makes terminus. This might have
easily been Molded by having had a car
on lhiaend of the route to transfer the
passengers. At least II placard might
have been placed at the station to notify
passengers that the cars would be found
somewhere.
The management. or rather the lack
‘ of management of the Sorwnlk Horns
railroad, in remarkable. to say the least.
1'. It. c. a
Your hundred people sandwitcbed them-
selves into the galleries and other avail-
able space of the Y. MAJ. A. gymnasium
last night and watched the erercisea for
two long hours with umbated interert.
» When so much of excellence is shown it
; is difficult to arlect the stars.
Many of
the exercises were new and all attractive.
The tumbling and the races furnished
amusement sullicient to spice the rmt of
the programme while the tug of war
At the in-
terval between the two parts, ltr. Geo.
Poole, who in spite of illness had come
up from New York to conduct the dumb
bell drill. who presented with a hand-
some diamond scarf pin by the members
of the gymnasium class in token of [he'll
appreciation of III. rervtr- . and friwnd'
ship. Everybody says the whole allair
was a grand sneer-I.
A Surprlse Party.
A surprise party was given to stun-rel
avenue last night. Ten couple psrclpi
rated to the party and enjoyed themselves
until the small hours of the morning
Thserening was spent in dancing and
playing puss. Nellie Perry of Murwtn
street look the pr'Is in the Donkey prrIy.
.\ the collation was served.
m to Ito W School.
Judge W sentCharles Britt». Irboy
about fifteen years old, to the flute Re-
form ”to! on Saturday. llt’rttu's
will do nothing with him. He
“.03. I!“ DO! DI! would hut go to
school and would sleepnronnd the lam:
her yards and get into company that
would ruin him If he had not been taken
care of is time.
turns. linen lull.
Putnam [lose Co. salted a big success
I their bull last night. Uermatria “all
as well filled with dancer- and spectav
As we predicted yesterday, every»
y bad nplsasaut tune. Thematic
by Voglcr’sorchestra was fine and Henry
(lbernrann [womptsd in his usual happy
style. Thirtyvllre couples were in the
march, which was led by In.
Joseph Lockwoodand llenry (lhermana.
The “Co-ply have raaaontofeel
mthladwlth thedutthey put forth to
arsha the dance a plmssnt saair.
-
Thuy'llthu'lrwlext‘llms.
l'rsd thstwaadldwardSmlrh, two
manta-mph“ visitto
lorwalkl—day. When they went
home at night they took an euprvu
tralnfmmhemsadjnnpedodof It at
Davies. Ir.Wheelsrhssahrokensrm
andlr.Smlthahrokonleg. They are
very thankful that they did not lose
their life. W--. «a MW
Aruflodlsr'agrnuey
Yesterdayafternoon'lhonas Wright,
marina Norris and William flelanry
museum»
surfer
Elam arebetng madetohavslowsr
Washington street widened. lfthlals
ever tohadaaanowiathstlaretodoit.
'l’llfl “TA-W30 .URDIB CASE.
Jnnln llllu’ (lullt fully Intnbllaltnd,
Three days have been spent by Coroner
llolt ol Bridgeport in the Stamford mur—
der case. lie has returned a verdict that
llary Jervis Hills came to her death
from a gunshot wound inflicted malici-
ously by her husband, Jarvh Ilillr. The
complaint upon which Itills WM urteotol
charged him with murder in the first de—
gree.
Upon beingarraigned yesterday before
Justice Russell, he pleaded not guilty.
The prosecution was conducted by
Senator R. Jay Walsh, and the prisoner
was defended by Colonel Hoyt. Probar
ble cause was found. and the accused
was committed to the jail at Bridgeport
to await trial at the Ila: term of the st»
perior court.
ltttuard 4...}...
Horace Johnson, be who predicted the
blizzard of larch 12, now makes pre-
dictions as followu-"From the Mth to
the 26th an intermediate storm will take
place. Such a storm is not of long duru-
tion. Front twelve to fourteen hours it
may rage furiously for a while, after
which line weather will prevail until
about the 8d of May. A storm will then
take place which will be the forerunner
of a general storm that will take place
from the 8th to the llth of May, which
will extend over a great space, indicuv
tions of snow, rain and wind. lfariners
on the man will. need to be on the look.
out. The heated term in July will be
from the lltb to the 22d; the lilth. 19th
and 20th are likely to be extremely hot
days. The heated term in August will
be from the 8th to the 20th: the 17th,
18th and 19th days will mark the high-
eat degree of heat. The 4th of July will
not be extremely hot. Indications are
cool for the mason.” '
Death In nerd Honey Done.
During the past nineteen years An-
drew Bolpud of No. 96 Rosette street,
New llnven. has been employed by the
(ousolidated Railroad Company. Since
his marriage and until very recently he
has been a sober and industrious citizen.
[lo and his wife kept their savings,
amounting to “.000 or $1,200, in a pair
of stockings at the head of their bed.
Last week Andrew did not return from
his work, as usual, and after ascertnming
that he had not been at the shop during
the day, Ilrs. Bolnnd looked for the
money and found that it had been taken.
She also discovered that her husband's
discharge papers, received at the close of ;
the war, were also mining. Mrs. Roland 3
learn her husband has deserted hr 7. She
says that .500 of the money represented
her savings before her marriage. She
fcatt ”sign no reason for her husband's
conduct, and says that their married life.
has been pleasant and harmonious. 1
Why thu Dllerencu‘.‘
Olllccr John lockwood of the borough
walked into John 'l’owlwy' a saloon on
Franklrn avenue Sunday 7 nd found quite
anumber of people in there enjoying-
lthemselvca. This Is a case exactly like
:Willinm hlesenberg’ II, who was fined and
YOU‘D I! TIIID am.
A llnnbury Youth who Wuutud to Sea the
Country.
The Daubury News tells the followingw
story of Freddie, son of 1’. ll. Austin,
who. up to Sunday night. had been min.
lug more Friday:
llI- went. to school as usual on1 that
day, an-l not returning Iris potent» be-
come worrimf nml instituted a search for
hint. It was learned that a strange boy
had called for him at school, saying that
he father wanted him. lie wit-excused
unopposed by his teacher, to go home.
Sunday morning John Cull, the news-
dealer, while at Norwslk for his Sunday
papers, was told that a Dsnbury boy
Dnnbury and Norwalk railway for lodg-
ing, Saturday night, and one of the wip—
ers, who recognized him, had taken care
of him.
From the story told by Fred he had
been on quite an adventurous little exv
cursion. He started from Danbury Fri-
day, and reached Newtown, from which
place he journeyed to Bridgeport on the
Ilousntonic road. There be disposed of
his watch for a small sum and made his
way to Norwalk, where he was recogniz-
ed. His brother went to Norwnlk Sunv
day night and returned with the advert-
turcsome youth.
Our Congrwsstnuu.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Sun has been writing upCou-
necticut's representatives. 0! Congress—
man (lrnnger be writes:-”'l’be Fourth
district is represented by the Hon. Miles
Tobey Granger. As has been said. he
became a stateaman under protect rather
than from personal preference. The
bench suited him; Congress wearies and“
worries him and makes him homesick,
Tho- Nutmeg Democrats are seriously
Consult-ring the expediency of nominnto
ing him for Governor this year. He
would welcome the turn of the political
wheel of fortune that transferred him
from the ('3 apilolut Washington to the
State House at llsrtford. He would
rather exhibit to the ladies of Connecti-
cut the portrait of lsraell’utnnm that
hangs in the Governor's private ofiice,
than frank seeds and documents to the
voters of the Fourth district, A consti.
tutioual provision that debars a man
from judicial ollico after he reaches
three score and ten, drove the Judge into
Congress, where there is no 3'0 years
limitation honor-nee.
l’nin from indigestion, dyspepsia, and
too hearty eating is relieved at once by
taking one of Carter's Little LIver Pills
immediately after dinner. Don't forget
this.
Wanted. ,
,‘ MlDDl It need woman as a housekeeper
A‘ Inquire at
Gus Pltnr' a barber e
:17 1 'zltnilrond
Glrla Wuntcd.
\PPLh to the Sangnturk Manufacturing Co.
' ‘tarrgntuck, Conn, al . t
Wanted.
us“. learn m hinting
ghad his license revokml for having a
putty In his saloon on thristmas day.
ll. Nash at his laments! on Plymouth llut it ” 9'09”?“ mm tar-1.00,,” oil _ ,.
by warning him not to do it again. i
‘ hlesrnbcrg was severely punished in
his case and pond dearly for 'It. Why
should not Toohey be punished as well,
or is there somethrng behind it that one
man can keep his saloon opt-n on Sunday
and be caught in the act, and be told not
Ho do it again and another one be pro-
seemed to the full ext-nt of the law for
the same ollcnce.
larval l’ls Wagon.
James Ella of Four I‘ orners, who
makes mt many happy in this city by
supplying them with plus that have all
the dyspepsia extracted from them, but
just bad butlt a wagon after his own
lashion. It in a novel arrnngetnent and
a large number took great Intures. in
looking at it at John anpnrd'a csrrings
shop beforn 'It was taken home last night.
The plus are placed in a revolving cylitr
dsr that contains twenty drawers. The
cylinder holds 140 plea, and on the sides
of the wagon boxes are arranged that
will hold {Outta pics. The wagon will
baontheatreetiu afew days.
uhrul'y erpuvutluu lull-g.
The annual meeting of the South Nor-
walk Library Corporation was held last
evening at WWW“ Chamber. on
cerawsrs elected as follows:
Blanchard, president: ll. ll. Golden, vice
t; Frankltn A. Smith. trusnm:
John E. Light, John A. Slater and
George 8. North, annual trustees. The
supra of the librarian. hoardof trustees
and treasurer werersad and showed that
society was in a prosperous condition.
Thanportswlll appear in The Evening
Seatlnsl la a short tiara.
D's-en's Chrhtlnn Temperance llalaa.
The weekly meetings occur every
Wednesday alternoon at at o'.clock at
Hall, ” on Elizabeth street.
All membwsarsesrnestly requested to
haprcssut. Bring your bible. Also, all
M mmumsmutiumw In
christian or philanthropic work, ladies of
the vnlous churches and congregations.
03., cordhlly lnvltsd.
campflyrlnaquuvads llatl.
Acoatu-srwlll hast thaarmory to
highland tomorrow wltha foils-sort-
rasatofonstutnss at rsasonahlerates lIII
thsnasuueradehslt of Company P. to
mono! night. Alargs number of tick-
,atshavsbesnsold
psatlsthst thsrvwill healargaerowd
p“ Welsh band will glvaa
aaasrrthrtrrsthsgnndaurrh.
Ablutha
andthsptoa-
[\PI’RENTN'
Applv to
MRS. J. A. DECKER
lloom l6. llnvilnnd a Building. Washington St.
Wanted.
5m A'l'lUNh ayounggirl to take care of
children. A714 mos
i or: run 5dr, South Nocvralk.
l \otlcc.
I ELLEM' I (' LARK has rerouted theprne
ticcolhis profession and may be found at
No tllmst. Norwnlk Conn (Idler hours until
warn, auditoamdtnhpm ndlw
George II. [Indorhlll
ISnow‘lntownaelllugllouscbuhl tea for
cnehorbyinatullmsntnnt prices and con»
petrtlon Pnetles deniringburgalnsmcull at M.
6,](synrond8t City. to]
Building hand For Sale.
()ltblltsm left wth R lay-cad. foot of Hart-
lov building sand from my ban
will be thankfully received and at
to. mutt (l l._lll_
Notice—Johan! Tunes.
TllE ll! mum the South Nurwalh Union
after June let, M Ell.
Collector of‘l'axes for South Novwnlk Union School
WMM,AMIII~ Idl-
A Second Hand
Fire Safe
ron sans ar
DANIEL L’IIOIIEDIEU’B.
as mats-eat.
flout]: ”walk.
Almgssadlaeasstrtmsnt of
Wall Papers,
Borders,
and Centers.
Spring“ Styles.
Painting”; mafia-muf-
DECKER’S
Paint and not Paper Store,
34.
had applied at the round house of the backwoods-d7
a... Northertyby
MICK.
and other personenalaed namednlnlhc lhcrste book.outhe
list torald warrant annexed. their revevsld
tioruofrhernnr total as thereinststed.
being ata tasorasmrsrneullnld upon then-endure»
IM made.- Iu It!” by the inhabitsntaof thetown of
Norwalk, tegnlarl and legs"; surround. to wl|,on
tlu’ :lst day of mother I), lithnret furthe
helndehtedacssofsald
loll
landnl'lelsou Tag): and Venerly by
Andlrhallsetlat Public Auction. on
svmkahnflnhdmedmcribflonthelltbdnynf
true. All Mstldocbthfmenooum so much
thoroufnuwlllrllsulhn of’l'hreedollarn
The In «that.
Islvutb fld hum
country
”blunted
.J. Dally'l'lmes. 0'
illusic Hall, South "mall 1
Tuesday lira-tag, apt-ll It ‘
thiny—eightceatslmithatbelng the propauon ‘TbeConmgllooth.
he.
GEO. ll. ’rlTJollN, Tax Collector. list um.
Datul at Norwnlk, April 3, Ad), I.”
’l'nx Collector’s Sale.
m’lCBis hereby given that be undersigned.
\ Collectorof oannderandhy virtue of n
certsintastnant, duly executed and signed
anthorl and ditotcctrst the nut] ,
W
”thwnmc‘icu
aorlother namcd'tnthe rate on the
list toss warrant annexed, their arr
tlonsofthe snmtotal sstherein stated. mld sans
beingatnxorssscmmentbld upon! tamemmcuhe
lI-tmadcin lab: by lhclnbshitnntsofthc town of
Norwalk, ngulariy and legally assembled. to wit,
onthehthdayof’llecemtrer A...D use.” forthe
purposeofprovidlnc for theA indébtcdncs of said
Mtowuhlevtes upon the following describedrcul estate
ell
Theodore Barlwlc k.
situated in town of Nurwnlk, icant! bounded as
follows, towit: —
Being one certain tract of land with the building
thereon ntGranitcville, socnllcd,ltllfcetl n will
frontand nar, andll‘r’fect moreorless. in depth,
Nonherly high ighvay known as eonth Street,
,by of Ferdinand Grilhn, Sontuesl by
land“ Nelson Ta 107, and Westerly by of
Lock woodand'l'o '
And l shall truss Public Auction.on nestle}:
lacs hereinbefore dmcribed.onthc llthdayofunc
A 1).. In,” L50',clmk.forenoon somnchthero-
otaswrtlrnisethcstmof’l’htea .and
serenty- Ive rents, (33.75), that being the proportion
of the said
ofthe sum total in said list, together with the
chargeaof levy-k .lc.
0E0. ll. 51' JOHN. Tax Collector. List 1882,
Dated at Norwalk. April 3. All. 13!.
Tux Collector’s Sulc.
\‘Ul'lclishercny given that the undersi
.L (UWofT-munderand by virtue of a
certain tax warrant. duly executedm and
proper authority and Ilroirceud wgtml
and collect of
commanding him tnl
rum ”0‘:ley “AMOS.
and other pcrnm named in the ratcbook. on me
list to said warrant annexed..thetrae1crnl
lions of the sum total aethcrcl nun-5°”;
Mn
not fill:
being a tax or momentD
sacrament list made in
Inhabitants of the town of Norwalk, regulari ynnd
Iegalgxassem;ledfito witf ophtheltlhdayof no.
cent A I met or “purpose of-provid
ing for the indebtednasol
the followmg described real estate of said
Theodore llarrwick,
situated intown ofNorwleandboundul as
fsllown,towlt:~
Deluge-scam bandleadwimmebuil‘das
thereonntGrnnitcviliancnilchwfmt in
lrontacdrcar, andllffset. mounds-Jo depth.
calmly as S
laataty mfimuum Bolt “‘3‘;
landof Nelson Taylor, and Westerly by at
hockwood and'l'ollcs
Andlshallaellatl’nblhtdnction. on the prem-
ises hereinbefore destribsd,outhe llth day anue,
A. 1).. Imuluwochxnforenoonmomnchthere‘
ofaswlllrnisctbceum af'l'hrcedollatn and
firearms cents. ($3 .5), that beingthcpropnrtlon
otthesumtmalinsaidlist,togetberwithtbc
chargesoflevy,”
ow B Ir'rJoltII TaxCollsctor Liaise;
manumuusmasm . Iu's.
Tax Collector’- Sale.
\‘Ul'lczis hereby given that the unknigued,
Coileetrwof'l'axca.underandby virtue of a
certaintuanrrant. duly executed and signed
proper authority and directed to the ,
bl ur to ancmllcct of
TlllODOll BAB‘I’WICK,
nudIIth-erkrraormnnmcdiuthc rate book, on the
list to warrant annexed their Irma!
being one certain tract of land withbnilding
thereon, ntllrnuitmllle. aocallchGIlsetinwldt
frontsndrsar, s_ndll1feet.ntorcorlese.indqtth,
birth“! Ml. 30'“
ufhrdlaandtlrllimllouthsrl
Theodore
thnmflh-umwlfh the
tiller]
NEUI'J «mwmwrm
Dated at sternum as. w. .. rats.
'l'ux Collector's lute.
M Mr. EarryWeb
anid,towu leviesupon “
Iran- on so. a maul-g“ an...”
Co. r. as ”.0. ll. (l..wlllglvaa
GRAND MAMUBIA
"rumour. ‘
Wednesday Evening, April 1
Echino'm I'm].
of twenty' ,
be at the
virus:
themylfldu lb
MUSIC HAL
mm: noun, a
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
April 19th, 20th & 218k,
SUPPORT!!! 31'
w. F. Clifton
heA Strong Company
Will open THURSDAY with
T'Ichcas "mutant Buy?»
and Gregory’sltt-ughturc. ,
LYCEUM THEA
NEW YORK.
33d It. and man A“
DANIEL mm:
mus. Lmrmma.
Thelegalarllrauatlchuau.
The Wife
ANewl’hyzn. .Idsmnandlc.
mama mourn
monarch,
m 'annrl,
Sauna Immune;
w. .7. LI trout:
cuss. leACISOll ruse cnonr '
w. ravmnai. mu cunning,
PRICE-All ”crud—us”! » I
“Wis-1 fist-Is
FACTORY
Tuktafwflgmnlyflmm
Clllllil BUILDING 1M
0! WOODWAID AVIAN)! “III.
mom 0?
E. A. Woodward.
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Norwalk Chronicler