war
[Mohawk-mourn with eight round
_ “Nu. forming a diamond, and in the mantra
“a.
_.....'-..... .—
ml In Do Honor lo the].-
cry of the MI llero.
m moon IN SEW you
Ammo-tirade; In l'lttebnrifllder
the lee-pue- «In. America (ll-l.
-‘ ”Whitney-nu torn-teen.
"6nlt"-At Other Plane- 5".“
New Your, April ':5 ‘A hangout wee
given at Delmonlw‘s last night to mum-Ino-
milleldrthol (it'll. ”rant. The gntherin‘
was unopened of banks», mm, outliers,
W, lawyers, Billie-math railroad
magneto. and nwrchanla. (Ben. Sherman
blend of the. old :8le of long tabla, Gm.
“which were ninth table,oi.'r whichogan
c. uni-ray milled. The tabla» were pro-
fulydecornted with uncommon-tat.
(in. Sherman'r table which it was expected
Motor lit-coo Caitlin; would occupy was
Mundalmu‘el wreath was hungonthe
backofthecbair.
Onthewallat the rear end of the'room
waahungalifesinepaintingot' Gen. Grant,
aroundwhichweredrapedeeveralAmerlean
Saga Thoothaparloof the roomwere lit-
erallycoreredwithflapamllnmting.
There was but. one regular toast, which,
war,"‘l'he Day We Cdebrah,” which w.
reaponded to by the orator ottheevening,
an eloquent eulogimn on the late general He
made no reference to current political qua-
tions.
Alter Mr. Depnw had delivered his motion
Gen. Shermancalled upon any perm who
chose to speak, and as he had a grmt variety
of intellectual lights to choose from thegueeta
weretreatedtoagreatteast ofwit.
Among those present were Gen. Mallow,
of Virginia: Gen Seward, of Auburn;
George W. Cirillo. Mayor Hewitt, Cyrm W.
Field, Rev. John Paxton, Gem. Collin,
Sharpe, Pryor, Fitz John Porter and Wood-
ford, and U. S. Grant, Jr.
letters of regret at inability to attend
were read from Senator Bram. Governor
Beaver, of Pennsylvania; Admiral Porter
and other:
Gui. Juneph 1'2. Johnston wrum:
Sympath’nlng earnestly with those also desire
to do honor to the great Soldier's memory. it
would gratify me highly to avail myself of thin
Invitation. but. very much to my regret, my oh
ligation: M thlo time will not allow mu that
Drinks»-
(‘ol John S. Mosh)": in“: was as follows:
I am in receipt of your invitation to a banquet
at Dammit-0's, to celebrate the birthday of Gen.
Grant. lrrgmthat lcannotbewith you onthe
(invasion toadsl my tribute to the lrremury of the
Wmldier. whose victories in peace were
no less renowned than in war. With leelings of
"we! remember that l honored him in lite. and
"a no! one of thouwho slid not discover hia
vlrturs until he wu dead.
Gen. Loam wrote from Gainesvilla,
03.:
[won moreindouedmOenOrant forpenonal
klndnzeethantoany friendliriugordead.
Col Fred Gram rent tin tinni- of the
family in tin following note:
Having prominedayeerazothatl would he in
Pittahrgontbez'lhof thiemonth to attend a
bonnet given in honor 0! Gen (lrlnt‘o birthday,
it to impossible for metoaccept your commie
tee'nkind invitation for the name date and for
lh «Inflation of the name event.
“he honor this paid to themanoryot Gen
Grant is deeply apprecratedbyhlafamfly.who
he‘thatthefrieadea-emhladwithyouwill
Pruident Cleveland-mt thefollowingtele—
gram: n
Wm“
MW. 1w Willi-awn]: heartfelt
buntbevlrtaea and Mount-of their
unto-em
litihfilaewroteeittag-lhe otter-non
dhotharantandlaeinfavordpeace,“
mid:
nthrnrvtvorloflheonpoainxarmieawflltolv
warmth-Bub ”Mm
Ieaderethe {unreal—undivided
npnbllewlllbea-nml
Wamalooreeetvedfromfien. Boob
reeoneilhtion. Judo M
was next m.
RGJ-genollwae than called fit,
a. Birthday. '
in- At 8:40 delock Governor Beaver we:
Whrefirelotakeatlun’ tor Phila—
dolphin. Arthegorernor leit the room be
applauded. W of Core-
Aheent Gm"
Letters of regret were read [mm B. ll.
Conger. William “filler “Wipe, Frank Ill}
COCK. John B. McCarthy, Simon l'emcron,
W. F. ,Gmhnm, J. B. Panther, P. H. flier}
dan, Mrs Grant, Senator Allison, William
C. Spanner, William M. Evert: and others.
Banter John Sherman responded to the
m bnGan"
Beginning with Washington, the sermtor re
Viewed important national events down to
the time of Lincoln and Grant. lie then nd«
hered cknely to his subject throughout the
eddrem. Confident; ‘Orant the typical
American citizen, he paid alum reverential
tribute to ht niempry throughout his career
3 commuder of armies, and on untried
magistrate in eivil life. Smntor Sherman
muted the only political weech Grunt ever
made, which was at War-rerun, Sept. %,
lSSOJnfavorof Gen, Garfield. Thin was in
at aria uou
pro-mum! and supported by the eloquence
of Roscoe Couhling. The addre- was no
plauded to the echo.
Senator Sherman was followed by Hon.
Benjamin Harri-on, who reqiomled to "The
‘_
/
Rowaytou Stall
Richard Smith. 11 The Cincinnati Commenv
cial Gazette. replied to the loan “The Be»
pnblican States"
Artertbreerousiugcbeersond a tiger, the
Americas club adjourned.
Other Celebrations.
Boo-rm; April 2i. —- The Massachusetts
club’s banquet in honor of Gen. Grant‘s birth.
Lenox Hill Bull
ding Company, 0B
nowarnm. conn. 1
r
Crueethelnckwalklreninutea. Onlylreluinaleeridehusoath Norwall on earl—Ive unto fare. You will lull one W
choicebuilding Iota, all 501100 feel. “prim withlnnery one-ream VOolmhallding. WWW Nawiatbelinie to bay and build. tor
prim moat advance-.5 improvements continue. Thecomingenberbofllorwllk. Wewllleonlncl form to build“ lowedlgurea. Every pm their
own landlord and propertynwnernn our plan. l’laneandcuteofever onehundred etyleeof nodaneoltaguatmrprieinglylow Iguna. Call it
ourolleeoulbepremlaeeandlurpectthepropatyandeeewhatuabrdbneonaneeoamiealaealeintheway of owningmrownhome. arm.
THORNTONB. SMITH,
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
5* Real Estate and Insurance Agto,
day lam night at the Vondome was a notable
affair.
Among thine present. m-ro lion. A. W.
Beard. who Mottled Hannibal Hamlin,
Sonata- anes, Gen. Charles Devem, Hon.
George B. Boutwell, Governor Amen, Gov—
ernor [mu-bury, Governor Davis, Germ
elect Taft, lieutenant Governor Fuller, (d
Vu-mont;A. H. Rice, A. A. Banney. W. W.
MN. Blink! and nth-l Gen. Haw-
ley lint regrets. About auo covert were laid
The weaken were Meant Beard, Amos.
Hamlin, Boutwell. Dawes, Immhryfievms,
Davis, Taft. Banks, Rice and Crapo
NEW Your, April 25.~—The Harlem lie-
publienn club and the German Republican
antral committee celebrated (ion. Gran“
birthdayloat night byrpeeohee and reauln~
Sloan
u SEASONABLE
He Will Marry After All.
New Your, April m—Barry A. Garfield,
aonot thehto Prelident Garfield, returned
from Europe yestenlay. Among the [lamen-
gcrs were also Mn. Mason and her two
daughters, Whomjmt returning from along
adult": in Bournemouth, whither they went
inlS-Stitooeekhealthaudpleuum. The at;-
rivul of young Garfieldknd the Mason family
revives interest in the romantic double mar-
riageooontobe solemniaed at the Garfield
honreetmd in Mentor, 0., between Harry
Garfield and like Belle Mental, and Mia
MollieGurtield, hisdster,and.l. Stanley
Brownnvhomwetary to the father of
hispmqieetlrehride. Thedateof the wed—
dinghaauot yet been announced, and will
not be until the Mason family reach the
Garfield homestead. After a ahort bridal
, begin the practice of
lawinClereland Hr. Browmitianid,will
takehleln'idetoEurope,wherehewillfinieh
them-titanium pursuing in a special
depernumtatYule.wbere he in mid to be
ray popular.
Ira-Om flolbaa’a Funeral.
erw You, April m—Tbe funeral services
over the runalm of the late ex-Oorm
John T. Badman, whodied at Wieebaden rn
neatly, wmheld at Grace church yeeterday
sauce, and oh! such pics. Cheap
at 22c. lb.
lSc lb.
Lemons, 15 cts. dozen.
I-‘ine new mode Butter. It is
rosy.
to 35.
__ 51-.—
llilhle Hammocks.
Haul, Balleyl (in.
morning. Long before the houroetfortho
mrviceethechnmh was filled with friendsof ”
thedecoaoed,manyof whmnwcreinthecm— ‘ ° W"
ployolthe cityand state when hewas mayor WOOD ”A'TELS.
andgovernor. The ' tram beeringtbe
romaine reached Sing Sing at 1:25 o'clock. mus,
In Holman and other number: of the SASH, 31.18118.
tamilywereonthetrain. 'l'heyweremetat
mmme-ppomudw HARD WOOD WORK.
"ninth-mam of the preoideutor 0! en. mos.
....._-
for Trimming
-M ~..._..
- ultea'nlflaltanfomethlng.
Namwmh,A|rll n-‘l'ho menu!
MndtoflaBownanifeolJohnWeeley
Bowmaprominentcitiun of this place.
fullerglaryandlarcenywaaaeateda pro
fenndmtlm Bholualweyroceuplede
podflon in moiety. Bhe Ira-arrested
atherhomebyaeonltable.whooenehedthe
bomeandtookfromhn'ebamberannmber
and Turning.
tuber You! Mean railroad and carriage
South Norwalk, Conn.
one lllllueot
Him-m. Inlafl'lnltatfleavuv . -
0. .fl.,
ill“ Ham," in!“
We METER-u.
M m York-ml!" York, 3; Philadelphia,
, . 1 WM 2; B” Ill N m.
Work in m-
:Pixlden Low.
Oranges. 30c, elsewhere 35c.l
Large Stock of Columns
Plate and ‘illOOt G18“.
Steam Sowing, Planing,
[ill at tut Hold Street
”Hatch, Bailey & (:0.
EH. NASH&BRO
Halli Flll'lilllill Balls.
of the town. ll elated ‘ ‘ ‘
3:31;?“ “3“th Toilet 891:9.
Im . , l .
mom... armor-fldzfi: Fancy (”888 “5'0,
maflttlek-Mflm,m _. ,
Decorated Goods
.. um Balls um.
SOME RENEE? TLLLj Y.
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' This is the moon in which to prepare for winta
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B arga I n s ! gGENEBALBLACKSIITHING.
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Dried Apricots i
for slewing; molio just splendid ‘
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Prnnclls for thesumepurpose, . J E w E L E R ,
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Plenty of good Boldw in apples. ; Whole-lewd W1 new h- n“ kind- of
MEBEEEA‘KGNG- FINEST ”NE
and it in beltertoget readyforroughtravelthau to
“go‘lrlhtgiualflc kl winter in ' carriage mat"
in g to i‘
and mpg: promptly attended to.
ozone of all kinds c to older.
Wagon- tonne.
Henry Tilly.
HAIR STREET:
A. S. FERRIS,
NlilKWl-llll
Ever Sun pin Tau
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware. "‘1'“
' me Watch repairing a Specialty. .
Spectacles and Eye Gleason. . " 5":
.romv u. reams, E a V IS
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1
Price 30c," elsewhere 3‘3“;
«
l
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llfllL All] W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, bachawannu, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cools.
lint in RUBBER PAINT
You! foot of Washington and Mar-
aball atrocts. Branch other or Stileon
Dru: Smrv le
"° ” vu’s
-r me n,
scum sonwaui, c'r.
5.5m “wen.
Hamel matron u;
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to mountain:
H A R N E S S
”Mfwlthrg: l have manhole
agent e um upon-slum
’mluthemforthenleol
.Horucss, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, kc.
Pine Bar-neut'l‘o Order,
AluaaLanheoldltaad.nhurlwill ’ -
Illa: of Whine. 8 Wm
”1331138 Come
Aadweuepreparedlofmllhallfl-leol
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale and Retail.
Ibo
CELERY
And all kinda d
VEGETABLES,
Florida Oranges,
Lemons.
Canned Goods.
Lerabee’e Snow-halo and
Graham Crackers.
Best quality, $3.50. Pickled Oysters.
' ‘ mu delivered atahert notice.
l2 Main Street. HUNT & mm.
SEWE Rs _!. a run. emu on
.~; in. p.330}. _ Builders Hardware,
”m" PAINTS,
SEWER PIPE . 7 ,
Oils Varmshes.
All! .
General Server Loon-actor B Bros. 11—; Oil Finish.
ir‘lre Steel Door Hate,
with helium
madam-neat.
l}. H.
FOR
Lady‘s “Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
H111 Rubber Bums,
u» lot
ltblo mound.
“the mom w
men * 1w. o. cum-roan,
, In sum Mill,“- now am. wool.
Have Opened To-Day
‘ Their Full Line of
nuns nuncms,
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING
l
_ 03....
Saturdav, Feb. 25th.
COMS’I‘OCK
Insurance Building,
BROS.
Masonic Building,
dh
So. lorwalk. Nor-walk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FAfiMS
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN 3131‘ KNOWN ENGLISH AND AHERICAN GOIPANIH AT
ReflEstateandExchangeRooms,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, OOH".
TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN.
CARPETS! C7lRPETS!
Thelarxertfitocklooeleetlromotanretoreintbestateat
Lowest PrIOes for Cash.
mmnmmmmmmmm 7* r M "-v
WINDOW SHADE.
WDMam‘Mikmflm mefnm
' WALL PAPER.
mum..." ”ummmww mm
to ac per
FURNITURE.
Coll-ermine. aspires. Alhnedrooladoite. Wale-tend Char, Bedroo-
np. Perle: Suite in! variety. “£32.. at low
pri mmfli'y’W-‘i'amwmwu MW do mm dole-an
oer. 1‘ our e u at .
I-llaem. Goohdellrudwlthoatutfi’rhm.
new lulu.
andnoploythebettmiouehbmcholnur .
C. E. 8M1, H’s,
No.1auaaue5L.cornwof&oad.lmoeltethePo-byuhaul
WW” 0 N"
Wmmvurcmrm . ~' 0 '
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
all
BUILDERS
. ltlenot all
covered with
Nickel Plato
It is made in
I003
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_ Also
" Agent for the
celebrated
31011101")
, .urors
«Plumber: and
. (lee
Fitters. Slate
‘ all
3‘91. . Tum
E. ,K. Lockwood <9“: Gos.
The Buck Ranges
unaware. .
Norwalk Chronicler