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A catch bealn is being put in
Plsbted's drug store in the borough.
. schooner "It; arrived on.
’ fine “I” .. ~ tun rats “2' ‘ _ morning-with brick fornayrnoad 3mm.
isms ti. Osllln or'ltsw Rochelle, in in err.
A very pleasant sociable was held on
the Benedict Farm inst night or the real-
dence of Iirs. Julia duper.
Judsuotflamwsin sun. had an at.
motive “Will!” intimate! their
msrhtouifalasusetc” ‘ " ' . . “
George Hills popular Theatre Com-
pany will begin a week's engagement at
the Opera House next lfondsy evening.
”Butch" Bartwick wishes us to deny
the report that hole about to get married.
He says he does not contemplate any
such step yet. . .
The ’ Broad River Bulletin board
trouble was settled this morning by
agreeing to take the board down and to
keep it down.
The srgumentjn the strland divorce
care which was assigned for today in
the Superior court. has been postponed
until a later date. ‘
L‘towa.
‘ y llssat the eta-W
nl Plaiated‘s. '
Clarence C. Reynolds of Springfield is
liting in this city. '
_ Fred War isthe happy preveesor of
a line ccy‘Vlctor bicycle.
.. ' Philip 8; Philips, of New Haven,~ ls
" spending alfew days in this city.
. Work on the new Old Well Cigar 00.
building is progressing rapidly.
, w ,' iL‘introk t‘Lsdder Company
wereout for practice last night.
delta 0. Wellsley of Siouingtou. is
Visiting relatives in this only.
1" union School team will smn be
1
toemer the High School League. The steamer "City 0“ Albany" will
.. b la is {0, sale, leave here at 7.50, instead of 7.15 as pro»
mgxgmglmzn p n Viously announced. The boat will make
her first trip Saturday morning.
f' Those desirous of purchasing bicycles ——~————
*- refer to an advertisement in thisl
. e.
The Look Co. will shut down Thurse
y. Friday and Saturday, for .general
rs.
1’ A prominent physician on West sve-
' is to bemarried iuJune to a New
'n young lady.
F .oftbe Hour otiiov. has
< looking lot rooms. He expects to
bounkeqiiag soon.
1 I James Belly of New Haven has
spending a few day in East Nor-
‘k with her daughter, Iirs. William
Beers. -~.__,_
- Gueowrk'i's new spring styles.
n. J. A. ibcker removesherdress
,. brides- and purchafing “em
to coraar of West‘atreet , ,
p ytnravenue. ___‘___
Ir.nadlrs.R.W.Gildert. of Iindm
- Island. left for Brooklyn this
log, after spendings few days in
j city.
7 Butler Lodge will hold their regular
' . . tomorrow evening. Theques~
1 1 of erecting a new building on Wash-
" 1 , street will be discussed.
This evening Temple Image, I". drA.
.41! Wsstport comesto thhcity to
i" the third degree for Old Well
V go. All master masons invited.
Doucsrdand Franklin greet schools
bs‘dm’sd‘l'burshyaad Friday for
s' convention, and the regular
semicn will be held Saturday.
.. Ibaebrennindeto us upon
. - wratcbvdlonditio’c of the sidewalk
, trust ofAycr's market. Several ladies
'rc ndrlgmined theirdrerassthere.
3‘ m ice boxhasjnst been
- ~ hr 0. E. Mo's market. It
, g m excellent facilities for biop-
‘ meats and vegetables through the
1*.V17l‘ » ,
Hines lay and Jennie
.l. Tristram. the optician. makes an
announcement in this issue. Those
aflected with eye weaknessea should call
upon him for treatment.
In Scotleld & Boyt‘s local notice yes
terday lawn should have 4 cents a yard
instead of 49 cents. This that has not
jumped to that price on lawn yer.
Miss Annie flunkelmeyer and Julius
Becker will _be married on the 2nd of
June. The wedding will take place in
New York and will be prirate.
Baldwin‘s Moat-um 'will open for three
days in lluvilaod's building Thursday.
with on exhibition of Bernard Baldwin
who is alive with a broken neck, and
considered one of the greatest curiositiel
intbeworld. ~ 7
Insist “may mm at
the oflosdf *the secretary of theBtats
Board of '_ showing the extent
ct tree planticgon Arbor Day at the
public schools in no out of lhTtowns.
The “ital is 1.942. In this county 240
were planted and in Iritchlield county
390. Some of the replies received were
worth noting. [it nitr- report the space
lett to be tilled out with the number of
"9th planted was Ielt blsnk. the explana-
tion being found in the word “measles!”
errant) when instruments.
Completin- nf Mittens for the Bash-
iag Your.
Graud’laster Ralph Burnharuot Hart-
ford, oftbsGrand lodge, I. 0. 0. E, has
appointed alluding committees for the
ensuing year as follows:
State of the order—Philip Pond. New
Haven; Karen E. Btannard, New Haven;
Leopold DeLeeuw. 'Bnrttord: Frederick
lead, Norwalk; Charles B. Ware. New
London
a ‘Q
Iagislative—L. J. Itunsoc,Watt-rbnry,
Iouichldman.New Haven;Ellerndmp.
New Haven.
0s correspondence-L. P. Deming,
New Haven.
Finance—George I. Beers, Hartford;
H. D. Pardee. 'lieriden; William H. Har-
‘Bennutt of
" Hotel. Instevenlug they enter- . , W
‘ ‘ . “unit may of triads-and W'ermtx" 3"
. . .9... Norwich: Big-
1 ,m 'P'MW'W" . mono Loewitb, We n c. not.
2.. Panel. com Chowder at I Nevin-ado»: WIIIi-m 1‘. Burden
fall’s ultlstand. " fldrtford: W. E. Payne, Bockvillefl'red:
evlck lonkmeyer. llaridsn.
In. Wainscot nape street. Committee on printing—Frederick
’ It“
the
moisturswssratber
cm:
l
‘hWWWsd-fi'u
wills
A directorial W, i: “2%" gr“ $2
ding lass" Est-rm his -- x» “cm“ handi-
Milken
rentals. 0984.485. Net income from all
prodtandlombnrplus). ”393.8”.
w a gilt. are spending a law 'mgémrpzr'.w. W. M The two mogu‘l vrs just re-
_ 4 rhrotheratthelnbncke- New Haven; 1" i it “mired by the Lonsolidnted Road are.
ordinary locomotivéslunsscatblslhnd.
.v _ B.
. Lm’""fi",’”“ ll ;rs ““1
W3?“ ”'“‘ 1 ‘
ported him tlnely behind the bat. ‘It was
his first appearance here as a catcher and
he made many friends.
The Derbys went to the but first.
They got two men on bases with no one
out, but the fine fielding of Norwalk
prevented the visitors trom scoring.
In the third inning Capt. 'Jachgot
llrs't on safe hit and got second and
third on pass balls. licAlllstcr's hit sent
Jack home. HcAllister was also sent in
by a hit made by Sullivan. .
in the next inning a very neat play
was made. A liner was sent to bicAllis-
ter which glided oil to Sullivan who
sent it tollrst in time .to retire a man.
Therewssmuoh luck in the play but
nevertheless it caused great entitlement.
Pierce followed it by catching a didicult
fly in left field. The Derbys changed
pitchers but Ridley and Gilbert each
made safe hits oil of him and scored by
a wild throw to first.
A double play was made in the fifth
inning. A man secured first and a liner
was sent to Sullivan. He at once sent it
to second and the man was put out go-
ing to first. Norwalk then went to the
hat and made two more runs. Sullivan
made one of his remarkable slides but
Richmond. the colored player on second.
was too much for him. erley sent an
elegant fly to Keeling in center field and
it was caught in line style just before
touching the ground.
In the seventh and eighth innings Nor-
walk piled up eight runs. The only
special feature in them was the fumbling
of the ball several times by Dcyby. la,
the eighth inning Derby‘gor their first
run. which was brought in by a pa. ball
by Gilbert. They also scored another
run in the ninth inning. Derby iscredit-
ed with Berrors and Norwalk'l. Nor-
walhnda learned runs while Darby
had'ncns. Following is the cecreby
innings:
Rot-walk a 2 2 .I o r-tt
Derby 0 o o o r 1—:
The Warnings-“will bahers Thurs-
day snd play their first game with the
4
ll
some work to do in order to detestthc
“batters." An exciting game may be ex
pected as both clubs are tied for first
place in the Connecticut league.
Iluch commentyrsa cause by the fine
5 of 88.00 imposed upon Richmond by the
captain of the Derbys yesterday. He
made an error. but his playing is far
above the avenge member of that club.
Itsuraaa news.
The report of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford for the quarter end-
ing larch BI. is as follows: Gross
tags from operation. 82,006,808; operat-
ingeapensea (excluding all taxes), 8i,-
4713“; net earnings from operations,
0624.682; income from other sources
than operation. 33“,”: gross income
from all sources, “56,478. The deduct
ions from income are as follows: Interest
on funded debt. mono, taxes, 018M”):
sources, Wfibllwssb on hand. “00,888;
with tenders attached, about 50 feet in
length, and from the rails to the lop of
the smoke stick is 18 fast and ti inches.
which is three inches higher than the
Eachwinwslgbabsattoucs and will
holdnbout 8,000 pallcnsot water. The
W WW. and. vsnna Word New flavemJ.I.lIuagatord, boilersarafiy, Irwin disaster. being
- » “Mtbnthcreallpaed rha New Ba’vcn; William B. Harrington. “3'“ ”w“ ”Jill the ”'9' 9'
. tastiest hlsrespousibilities Hnnford. , “£93m” with
3,.ldn’ndilrnbnofls. “MUN-aunt. . ' M
"Wlnsmssttbnt. Iatbsrlvsrandhsrborbtll‘repo '
9“», ‘70.!
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F. n Elvawéfiflq‘a “ .
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Norwalks. The brasscity nine will have ’
It!“ patent leather shoes tied with red ribbon.
pantrscdsasysboeamlwillunrtat'h
SDAY, new , 1888.
PRICE TW
mflwwmw..- m - m...
who belong to New Ha
and willmeetinfy'tbs' f . infie
Masonic Temple for that purpose
Thursday evening Iisy Bl. For over a
year the members of Hiram lodge have
been debarred from the privileges of the '
chapter and commandery unless they
reafltmndlll'linnos Q), ‘ 1 “lodge.
Sevenlm‘ltnb'pasrcgit: PM done
so,nndtbe M f i‘bb for
its object prereationot further detect-
ion. Over half the members of the
commandery are said to belong to
Hiram.
Strawberry Festival filo-light.
, This evening the Young Women's
Christian Temperance Union will hold
a strawberry festival at' the Reform
Room on Elizabeth street. They expect
tohave a lovely time hi “to that
theirfriendsbe pressnt‘nx‘ enjoy the
pleaaant occasion. It is tbflrat fmtival
of the season and we trust it will be a
success. - H- .. M _ .. .__.~
For Connecticut llarbnre.
The River and harbor bill, as amended
by the senate committee at Washington,
yesterday. appropriated for New Haven
harbor. £25,000, for Norwaik. $28.”.
for the mouth of the Honsatonio river.
835,000, and for Ililford, will).
An epidemic ct scarlet fevw is raging
In Gnilford and the greatest dread per-
I'ndee the township. The disease has
r“ has succeeded in ridding the waiting
. rooms of the loafers who formerlycsa-
greatly excited. and tbo‘gv‘eassst precau-
ptious are being taken. a young man
named Stephens. who had a red ting
playfully atfiched to his matasa sign
of danger. wu stricken and woe acorpse
in thirty hours. The schools have been
dismissed.
Colors for Red-Beaded Girls.
Iliss Darvilie. the new English favor-
ite at the New York Broadway theatre.
has brilliant red hair. There wad
naturally some curiosity to see what
colors the would wear’ to harmonise
with it. The play was the comic opera
"The Queen‘s late.” and these were her
costumes:
Frr'sté-Bluo and black with silver trim.
mings.
Second- Spanish cape and doublet of
white satin. breastplats. black sleeren
slasbedwtthscarlat, black and red cap
with red cook’s feathers. scarlet tights,
,‘i'hird‘Vivsndlsrc costume with red
plush skirt. a white braided tunic. a
ccckep hat,a silver canteen, a, pair of
red stockings to match her hair.
Fourth—~Whits hrocaded satin with
diamond ornaments.
Filth—Terracotta satin with orange
insertings.
v. ‘a. cm ’
The first ramble of thesetsou is book-
ed for Stamford on Wednesday evening,
lay 28. Division No. I will meets: the
Y. I. 0. A.'la walkhum ,, 2?. W1
shirts, «psormttfdthahlongcrshort
p. or. sharp. Divisiccho. 3 will meet
nt‘lb. Itcr'walkdepctibd‘ take the 7.8!
train. “will return on train from
“action! at 10.43 p. m.
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mm ‘“
'3.th
' Our papers seem to be afraid to speak of
Itisnow arrangedtohavs an attach-
pentplacsdcnthsmorable rail which
rsndsrsltlmpcsdbists give the safety
signal withouttherailbciag in its pro-
perpodtion. lrchedorderedtbework
tobctlons without delay. ‘
' amuorswru.
ltTunnlipJuntnttbe‘lgitl’i-e
In January. 1882, Julius Minot New
flsvenmadeawiliwhichheleftln
charge of Attorney '1. Wood, who subse-
quently vent to Florida to live, leaving
thewiilin charge of some one else.
Then lfr. Turtle died and no one
knowing there was a will the estate we
in process of settlement as intestate.
At this point Hr. wood- came home.
learned the stateof attain-sand bndthe
will lockednp. 'lbswill dividssapro-
party of WM!) equally between two
sons and two grantbous. In its silence
the whole property would have goneto
the sons. _ 11111
stars About the loafers.
A SouthNorwslk gentleman said to
day to.a Postn- “Iwhhyon
medium it will bsapt to reach theofli-
cials ot the Consolidated road,“ some
way cannot be devised tokeep loafers
They congregate there under the electric
light and there have been numerous in-
stances lately when ladies have been sub
jectcd to the most outrageous insults
while pacing there and it istlmecow
to ask for suppression of such doings.
this matter. Station Agent Rsymond
mud» fiscefibat'hs nasda the (or
operation oftbegctty asthoritimto keep
the platform clear of “emf—Bridge-
portPost.
lacy-Icarus.
There wasanctber largo meeting of
the new boss company of East Norwalk
last evening. Committees wersnppolnt-
ed on procuring a house and to look
around after a new boss carrisgsand to
solicit subscriptions to help pay for it.
Twonew members were admitted and
taken altogether look very
the name that In! beenaslectsd for the
'aaan wins.
Wedesirc tosay wourcitiasns, that
foryesrawshsvehssnssllingDr.King's
New ‘ fer
“WWW.
would just ask through tbePcst, by that B
oi! the depot platform in South Nsrwslk. .
pro-ram .
favorable for the “Volunteer." as that is
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. arming consolidated road vistas tbenilrcad Wuhfi-mdfi-M “My“ Wm... .
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tersnd Gilbert werotna narmy torts. npuntliansarlyhourtbhgornlag. , presentandtlwyslso considered it the “dismal!!!“ lislsldstrsm ca ' , u g
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out eight men for which he received In.“ » kn." “ "I‘ i“. I" hsdgcnsorertbsbridgs since its coa- hzm’hfiluf' 0* . , F ('1?
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