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Nine Men at the New I \rk Ap-
praiscr 8 Dt‘parl hiclll’
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“at; a! lulisir Ill-rIIIIIIII.Ill-m III ti.
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penal through this (it y ywtenlny, km mg a
mall sis-«l \IIIII‘I“’lll*I II‘IIIIIII Ilvlll, “Illl'h
swept though the appruiwl‘. d -,.nitnm.t
and annual general mush-run inn muons: the
employee. i'rwlst-ly at :l ..'.~..n~k tlu' IPIIII'MI
guillotine was drngp-d II'HIII It». . met and
tout nine bonds tnmblln; In u the lmkrt.
The dismiss-d Illl'll nir:
Abraham Ii. Ilcnm‘n. n Muftl' uxntnuwr,
Wily rustlendnl. pen-mph: Iiy Illnlniwhl.
He had been in the omit-ms Horn-1A fur
twaity years. and Wan rewiring a salary of
32,51”.
Nicholas J. F-iot ken, sugar will; m r III the
Eighth div Isitm. four y ears in port Ice salary,
than.
Peter Twombly, sugar sampler ill tho
Eighth division, salary. “,3”; hm been in
cervice ten years.
l'atrit-k W. Cole, sugar sampler in the
light division, salary. 81,2500, and nine years
in survive.
William 6. Spencer, a clerk and wrltler
In the Tenth division, salary. élgzm; ten
years in service.
Rubens I". lloIvIIe, an extIIIIint-r ill the
Eighth dlb’lalull. salary, 2,000; twenty-I'm"
years in the suture.
H. L Bartlet-ell, an examiner in the wool
division, salary, $2,“; eigbtain years in the
service.
W. D. Davis, sugar examiner in the eighth
division. salary, 2.W;eieven yuan in the
mice. Rodney Smith, examiner.
Each man twelve-d the followmg Hutu:
”Silt—In act-unintico with lllall‘lii'lloltst'utk
tallied in department letter dated Jan. "ll
you are informed that your Scl'Vllt'csl Will be
dispensed with from tit-day. [helm-tinny,
"A. B. STEABXS, Appraiser."
Each one of the nine asked Mr. Stearns for
further information Mr. Berlin-ell was told
that his dismissal was because the acting up—
praimrdid not feel that his work had been
exactly or correctly performed. Mr. Davis
tailed to obtain any satisfaction, while the
remainder simply learned that it had been
decided that their services were of no lurther
uaeto the department; in tact, Mr. h'tearns
considered them as surplus help null could be
dispensed with.
Not one word was uttered concerning any
Irregularitles, though it was learned from
other otficial sources that all the removal.
were made by Secretary Fairehnd on reports
received by him Irom certain special agents
who have for weeks been engaged in in—
vestigating the past conduct oi nearly every—
body in the appraiser’s otllce. .‘Ilr. Fairchild
prepared the department letter before leav-
Waahington on Monday evening, but be
not deliver It to Mr. Stearns until he had
bad a long mnferenco at the Everett house
with Collector Msgone, Special Agents
Ticbonor and Tingle and Appraiser Steam
'I'bsreportsof thespecial agents weretothe
duct that the nine men dismissed had been
guilty of unfair discrimination and (mud In
examining or appraising merchandise pasc-
through their hands.
t was announced at the collactor’sollicc
that Anistant Appraiser Samuel J. Bturgis
and Examiner Hamill, of the Tenth division,
would receive letters of dismissal today from
Washington Them letters will be signed by
Assistant Secretary Hugh N. Thompson, an-
nouncing that their services arenaiouger
aired. Though no reason will hegivun,
it is well known that both Sturgin and
Hamill an accused by special agents of hav—
ing made discriminations in favor of certain
importers of Sumatra tobacco.
At a conference held yesterday afternoon ‘
It was decided to recommend the dismissal oI
Amistant Appraiser Moore, of tbedamage
allowance division. This action is based on
reports made by Deputy Collector McGee,
and a paper showing where damage allow-
ances have been unfairly made by Moore, and
other allowances denied where they should
have been granted.
Seven Tears for Broker Whit...
Boston, Jan Zl—Tho long litigation in
the case of Franck L White, an ea-connctl—
man and broker of Boston, ended yesterday
in his sentence to. statt prison (or seven
years. White was convicted nearly two
years ago of forging and uttering forged
bills. Thscoudenmed msumade a piteoue
personal appeal for leniency.
Ari Extensive Mina l-‘lre.
PITTSBURO, Jan. 21—;\ terrible fire iaragv
ing In the Jackson mines, owned by James
Cochran 8: Sons, in the Connellsville region.
’ as have been sent from this city, but
the fire is still beyond control. Severn] acres
at coal are burning. The prollnhilitissnre
that tb mines will have to be abandoned.
Serious came Against Is PbysIeInn.
Warrant“, Conn, Jan. 21. —Coroner
Mix rendered his decision on the death of
lira Charles Greenwood. He finds Dr
Joseph S. Chagnou guilty of causing him
Greenwood‘s death, owing to negligence and
cruel treatmentduringcbildbirth. (III-guns:
will probably ho tried for manslaughter.
A Paddler in Luck.
PLYIOU'I'H, Mass, Jan. iii-How’t h] M.
Pay, a pcddler of extracts, bu r._coivcd
nearly 530,000 tram the estate of a .Z‘V’BW Orv
leans bushes man, rmtlv ' mused, to
whom his father lent £5,000 t'.‘ ty years ago.
Tbedsbtor’s will provided t .I the amount
be repaid with compound : .ercst.
For the J IInInr Shot in: (Ibunplonslsip.
‘ Ntwuvao. N. Y., Jan. Zt—Tho executive
committee of the Newburz Skating aloof I-
tlon has called the junior championship roe,
distance one mile, for 3 p. in. today. mung
the eight entries is J nines Donoghne, brother
ottba present champion. The ninm will
Senator Ilarri- Again Chosen.
Naamum, Jan. 'l—The vote for United
Stats- aauator In the legislature yesterday
resulted in all the Democrats of both bouaa
voting for Senator J. (i. Harris and the Re-
publicanstorflon. i. C Honk The legis-
lature mm in joint session today to declare
Harris elected.
Dolph Remains Senator.
Satan. Ora, Jan. fat—A mnjority or
votes in both branches of the legislature
was given for the ro-aloction of United
Statesmnolplt.
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The, Discuss the Assembly I mtmg. and
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Amt". Jan. cithiw nmnlwr. u! till
“My limit the guano-r [ml at yesterday‘s
tension in discuss-lug Ilw nlh-gtnl jammy nois-
Illrisal with too will“; dcflifutiltlla III the
thumb". Tho upehut III the “hole matter is
that the appmpnnllun mtIIIIIItt-tn mil select
thus-1pm. w Willllle what Ihu willing
U ”Maud Its I-mt, while the IIIIIII'IIIIIW
thonvugbly Investigate the art-I llutt lt~| up
In tho mailing and milling III "in nilIll‘AI’I.
Hr. Mol'ann into-loud a bill III the us:
moldy t'rlalsllsllllig a “Mr printing ”I‘ll",
and trailing the villa: oi bull-I'Iuh'llllv‘lll "I
state printing at a mlnry at 04,011). The bill
appropriates salon» to III up a building in
Albany for use as a unto printing «film.
Mr. Kerrigan introlut‘t‘l a bill granting
the IKIIl'd ol' alderman of New York city the
right to Ippullll extra coxnmiuiutser» n!
(lords. so as to inch-ow the number llum 7m
to Unit).
The awnbly mmmlttm on cities will rw
port Inturably the lull that excl.» ll'r-r-I» on
Sunday be by IIIIIII-l'lllt‘il “I‘ll-mm unlv
The ways and Inmna mmm up» u M .-. purl
favorably Hr. Host-d2. bill lar :‘mrdut‘m
by the Agricultural s-wiwty nl III“! Ethnic!)
ram track penny in the "tumor“:
The mmbiy roan»- mlzrmttw gnh' a
limiting Ill] tho Ill"w: I-lil Ill“. Hymnal
I‘rnsby, Ibrrman ll. Halon, I'ul. II, I. “zit—
son and Datum Hum: tltilplnlliirly mp
I-wtal the bill. 3"“!!th SM Ilar lav-mil I:
as I whole, but Crilk'Iw-II mine at its- [Ir-an.-
mus quills invert-if. .\-w-;ul.lym:m St'klui.
wt Ilrooklyn, nppml the bill an 4n'.1l-II.:
Ilmm‘piiy without Inna-mug tiw mumlnt ”I
i.tplv:rvontulncl. .III rtlIt-r lzmrln; vim M
held Jan. JIO.
Th» senate judwkiry t'ufulllllh'v r- {owl t l
mmilcr Mr. he; aluminum: In Iiu'q’apldE
punishnumt an', :.trikiu,: out the I'I’Illfi‘
wim-II prevent. publicitllua of tictaib WI
elm-trial essentials.
Mutt: Cantor introduce! a bill appro
printing “410,030 {or canal linpraw-III-IIN:
to exempt firemen at live yrarh' aerviw IrI-m
military duty is the oily-ct "I a bid min»
ducal by when hens»; Swarm Worth III-
thallium! a bill apportioning 2 pr cunt. ml-
batons from {Inigo in-umnv-e mulllltilufs
doing lamina. In this state among tbe
widows and orphan; funvlauf vuiuntwr and
exempt tire-men s aluminium
PENNSYLVANIA'S LEGISLATURE
Tho Son-lo Totes [or a special I’mhihltlm
Election—wk Flood of Petitions.
Hamsn’w, Jan. Zi—Thc joint residu—
tion prop-Ain‘asfwcialelection onJunu 1‘
to vote upon an armmlmcnt to the condim—
tion prohibiting the salt.- or manufacture at
intoxicating liquorn was taken up upon
third Ruling in thy h wave, was [ml finally
and sent to the senate without a word of dew
hate, the vote being 1312 lo 55.
The (allowing Republicans voted “am"
Cbaliant. Hawking", Marty, Lemon, Ilia-Ir
unis, Robin“). Shier-s, Weaver in. El and
White.
The following [Mmu voted “yeaz”
Farrell, Halt, 5km. Weber, When, and
‘VO'XL
The petitions inlavwr at the [Inhibitory
submission reached the dimstmar of a Hind
in the house boftm the voile wu taken In
nearly sverycaatbq were signed upon the
blanks at the Women‘s Christian Temperance
union. which shows that agency is remark»
bly active.
The hulklcd came from Allegheny, whit-h
have 4,6107 signem and Wither from Denver,
with Lilli). Horne-amusement was caused by
a Inncaater number sending up one with the
namesof nine voters an! le mas—voter;
The total number of willows W]
nearly Willi), and hardly ”half the peti-
tions were admitted, a special «dear cutting
them oil’.
The bill for governmt at cities of the
third clam, known as the into! ’
‘ Jill, covering eighty pages, was mad the that
time on special order, which also provide.
for passage on second wading Rodin-3.]
third reading and finally on Tuesday ml.
The first intimation that has dropped out
here that the liquor men are Maven-in; to
‘encompalw the data! o! the Whitney
amemlment by ”wayo that an dark .w
tricks that are vain" atoms from Dir. 8m
mmber from Hometown”. He maths
story that the Ingmar people of hi. mg)“
cantata him recently and stated lint they
were anxious to kill the pulling WI.
than a pool of 52:. (mom had been raised In
the stale format. duct It may. .P] an; ID
might-swell humane «I! It. This Hr.
Spit-Ir «matures into an attempt to “113m
and he [educational-at indignant over it. He
will vote tor the aminan
Burned I» ll Crisp.
Romanians, III-m, Jan. “ti—A house
at West Purim. a suburb u! this city. a
quartered a mile 'fl‘l»ii the m sleigh»
burs, was destroyed In tire. It was mm
pied by a Him Jody... aged 70,, who lived
alone. Her alumna norm-amiable body was
found in the suit», bunt-d to. crisp, with
theheallandlefidcm‘hal Tmfircis sup»
posed to have caught Irma an uncoveml
pipehcleintbecbimncyontheaemlm.
m m Violence.
Gammon. W. Va, Jsa 219mm
Wilson has received a dispatch Immthc’l’ur’
key Gap Coal and Coke company, at Elk—
hom, McDowell moiety. saying that a limb
Irnm Pocahontas threatens warmth-cone
puny! men from workman-d asking it:
pmwctiou The governarwill protect the
men. Tl: trauma arose over-dispute be
tween the ushers in tlwtwokalitiacon—
suing the size at car to he used.
rJ’IIIll’ cm
Wasn't, Pa. Jan fi—A wreck ho
tween twnv weight traini- tha cat arid
the yards at Columh'n resultal in the injury
d Conductor John C. Ryan, 0‘ that dty.
fie v. .3 caught between the engine and
alludes-ind errata! just'bclow Ilschipsand
Luih legnbrokcn, also internally injured. III:
will probably die
Wm Vinyl-Ira main] (”lat
Guarantor. Jan. 23—11» first ballot tor
United States senator occurrad at noon. In
the house the vote-stood: ”.29; Kenna, 3];
W.B. Whit; thematic-noting. lathe
senate; Kenna, 5; M, 13; them: scatter.
lug. God! controls the Republican vote; the
Wvoto is divldwl, with Kaila in
the lead. -. _____
s‘l Agni )Iiwhlcl’l Suicidal. .
Bonus, Jan. ~...—II’.ev. Thomas lam, a
superannuated Herbalist clergyman who
has been living in Zia-rm for meal years,
wlnlnltted suicide by donating bliss."
thmnz'nths bad. He was 75 years old, and
was: mambo-o: the New England calf-«-
m Ila be born in per “alarm
yearn
luau: tn.- ‘l’eaaa.
Arms, Tea, Jan. 21—h. sea-to and
boas-m IIou. Itlchrd Walla“
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, JAN UARY 23, 1889.
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NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORO.
Immunities at Interest III This and "that
mates.
Thoma. It Mi‘vl'fi, of (lurIIItIntown. has
been \ani’kdif 'Ill' wrvant girl rm-ket on a
minli .Inlr. Ilvvnlplltyml Mary Writs, ago!
lb, Illltlllliil llli agency. and «fur lmtulliug
not In In. balm» iu'uku into Iil'i‘ Itlfllilflllil
mulled III'I' llop-rwrutwl her until she
IIIIIIII)‘ II'II \ut'wlil her wig-m. Mars his-I
neon arr-wt. «I.
A joint . ‘ill..|IiI v oi the N‘Vt‘li ii. A. II,
ilbln‘ul .\ mm. HI "trim-1mg pirlih {or no
.‘I-‘llt :t'Mt- I't'i‘ i.:.I..wI .tl \\'.I~II “4t nt'v IIIrIIl“
lay.
The I‘ lllI m «It the . ilimllitll‘ifi tor IIII-rt'y
for Millvr tin l Full ~r, lilv' \ IrIIrIIn ol‘ the cane
rushed Iiutgwrk \‘IIIIIKI', “I” prmwntul iu
{betel-with ivul Ill-l not tum-l “IIII luv‘urnlllc
alum ll‘I‘JUrIIt
l'ivat‘lm I. l’llIDIII'IIr, a Wool I‘il'~|-|Mt', IIINI
slmut til) you, I'.‘ .. fennl .::.' Ir'l ~vl ill that
stood». III-IrlIls «'.aIqu on the Itlk' oi the “but
Jena) Inlluui just below Mllllumunklstu-
linn. Ills lw-ul was Iruslltvl. II.“ though be
null been mu k with an ax oi Milne heavy
«trill-tn. Ila lived alone III III! cabin, and
mu known nlwaya to carry with him what
Jimmy be land. There III we }l't no view In the
,lt-I'pmrulor of the deed. The manner is in-
I‘mtigutlug the vow.
l/tonnrd (V'lnrk Dari-t was arrested at
Newark. N. J., on Nilan‘lillb o! I.. A. Tyler,
1! the Mutual limit-Ill 'I'eIIIpt-I‘IIIII-e WWII]-
tqu 0' Eaton. l‘a. charged II itII cull-ruling
“Jill,
F. I. llulmuit'r. u retired bunker Worth
Bonus). and a leading German 0! lloboken,
:nII-IIIIItt-d suit-lilo by shooting. No cause is
ill“ 1" ll
V1153 tomato growers nbont lied Bunk,
\'.,,.l are holding nit-«tings to devise some
:Cllt IIIt- wlwreby they "In": Wall!» better
primal for their product.
Mary Custer, age-I (13, a widow, while ro-
turuillg from Work In lurillurd’s tobacco
Ial- tury. Jory-yr Ity in company with her
laughtcn stand-,mI and when caught by
the girl, mid: "Darling, it"s all over with
ow, “and die].
Three thievtel, each with a sack of potatoes
I’ll his back, were arrest»! in the railroad
yanl II “ulmhl‘ll.
Daniel Ilowswy's house at VIIIeIIIIIIl, X. J.,
was burned w Illh! be was absent. Neighbors
who wont to the Irene found Mrs. bouncy
Iy mg I] ml on the Ilwr horribly IIIIFIIL‘L
It udiialvert‘d that Delia Johns)", who
was armted at Elizabeth and relieved of
ttolcn \nlutsblt-s she had in her sto- king. is
the woman the police have long been looking
for for robbing bonaeain nl.’ It' lube ha I litwl
as cwk.
Christian Scinwr, the religious fanatic, has
wrotkml one lnilhl in Sharon. I’IL Mm.
Ilary Hawk, one of the Ivan-I who believe in
his darlings, Is mentally unbalanced and ban
thrown away her false teeth in anticipation
of a sum tot from Hui. She has been so I io-
Icnt for the [mat few days that physicians
hire only sunny-led in quictiug her My ad-
minutes-in; powerful drugs
New Brunswick, 8 J. , masons demand an
advance [rout fit to $3.71! per day.
I’yuwv'ulnl' I'. II. Winfield, of Hudson
final}. is uncle! {or flu next governor of
New Jv- Tar-v.
The (lat-ml ironwurks, in Ileliitlerc. X J.,
neuron! t wratium yawnlay after a suspen-
s—rtl HI p: ’u‘fisl Work;
liars“, J. Ii. Evans, of Nautiouke, l’a., has
mum] on unanimous call from the Beecher
Blur-.Arlal church,“ Long Branch. III: is
:13r-AAI to am his new charge on the
3.: at February.
A. II. McClure, of Iaugborne, l’a, was
pug»: at! n (‘flhk‘ car in Philadelphia by a
man wit. win in a hurry togcl oil, lullutnler
:l.~ "Iw '-~ 5:: l II‘I'EUI his legs was (rushed.
:lv .2: :I .nnng all. mutation. The man who
pm» 2 mm I If was arrested.
A bill before the New Jena-y assembly,
which "[925 with gen-ml ammlval among
trout £1422“, I'vlllflfi the trout 8:19)“ to the
time In»: aw.) April I and July If). This
twill pnvrzzt falling through the ice for the
[tlfli‘llr of “applying the “Kirk-'2, and would
strip fishing alwn the trout hgisi to look
alter their alarm satin,- attain
No jut-rs lave int-tn "Outlined in the ClI-ary
trial a: New York.
A mat ml lamp explode] in the drug store
at Dr. I. lit-haul “. Hickman. at Ilustletou,
S. J., styling tire to the contents ot the store
an! mulling in tut- entire d-rstruflion of the
Earthling and a large amount of property.
larger Ilavilantl, a well known drug liter
chant of (lien: lrflél‘i, N. Y., aged 51 years,
while daring mow {rum the roof of his
hm, flipped and fell thirty feet to the
ground, [writing Injuries Irom which he died.
John (incuwall was sentenool at Brook-
lyn, N. Y., to be hanged March Ill for tho
multilevel 1.) man Weeks, at that city, who
was killed while defending his home from
burglary. The new law rtquiring caecu:
non by electricity does not apply to this
cannula murder was committed before
that law was patent.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Mom—y and Produce
Qufullum
‘Stw Yuan; Jan. 2: -31 that ri- we»! at 2 per
a“! r.; - was :Handtheluwest I“
mam. nan”: 1‘ka «rely; Ihbblt'd rates.
not: ,5 v, art-sill “[8. 4.9934180; for GI)
thy». Elia-I : r w‘ g3 :31 for demand. (Insomnia-nu
hymn-rainy (u. I?) bid; “,cn'dfh. 13%
[-11 he!
. »l bonds clrool as follows: Union
Its-ta; I: z fili; I mun lazy] gamut. roman;
(was slum: fools. I: lair]; Central; mam.
With may to: can": 1«the szwks were firm
and WM damn; Kcn: u rising. The marks-t was
atmnwlyduil :sftrr midday. and prions tagged
to the char. 11w flirty advam-o— was wholly ion,
and the market closed generally lg, to mules-
cent. lower. Trunk-s for til-rilny amonntnl to
“(out shares
W Marla-n
SZ" Ions. Jill fl- FLUL. " i'lmt-ri dull at
mung-rd "it”; fine gradm o um: . ,.. 350
1"». aim .pn‘ng. Risa-:95: :ij- Inn 1 Inter,
511.7419;IID_ spit-:5. $2.61»; ~
Iillo’f. $131353m2tluflmnmfi . ._
mid extras, $53,121:. tor WIN. Ind!“
than (bloc-l steady; trade and lawn,
(5.39.
“HEAT-Options were dull won). out! unset
(led. at talk-c. decline. Spot lots climl weak.
slug-”oi St. Imlat shin/aim: textured,
SI 0.1;: m; \‘o grad. 9454331191: So. 3 red
sit-L; So. i whitr, 51: state white. Sl; No. 2 red
at withnL. 51334-3 : olm. Folk. 96%:4 do. March,
9231‘"; do, Slay, 5| #5,.
u): Kappa-ms were fairly suite and ”or
dust”: 14,3554. lower. Spot lots closed weak
Spam»! 5-; 1 mixed at what“; steamer
mixed. 11.?ng ‘ .steamcr white. Rat's/4c;
magnify. . So 2 mixed. Jan" Elfin; do.,
rd)" ”Hat; £51.. ”filth. “3&2
Gaunt-gums wmquiet and weak at ”mic.
Iowrr, 5;. I lets closed weak. Spot sales of No.
twink.- at f So. 2do.,3ll3c.;1¢o.lmlxed. an:
30 2 do slagalflc. . No haired. Jam, amt.- :
Ih.l¢tl.3.,|§'.2 40.1.}.3'3‘3-
SUGAR "airflow: fair refining.“ ”160%,
“test centrifugal. 595i: Refined y act;
Mailman-razors: outlast and Crimea;
abuse-l {mom's-m; Wm; coa-
foam LW‘ “I“. aura Ilfliafil-lla;
um C. Ell-188,5 5-1011; C. 5 CW Mic.
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chad-tar. 120W; western an. "antic
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Nil. llN Ills Vice Prom;
634-11. KNAPI'. sec. and Tress
... "Is. a. knarr.
Architect and Cit il Engineer,
anishea I'lsns. tiperinrstlone and Superintend-
cure for the com-mu l mu 0! every (II‘H riptiou
oi buildings.
TERI!) REASONABLE.
Orrin—Taylor s Building Washington St. ..
so Norwalk. I’. O Box I
1‘.“ I’I'JCK“LLL,
A RC IIITEI‘T
Room 50, flav'llanil s Block,
W ullitxglnn 91ml south Norwalk jelll Bill
I 1’. ll EN Ill’l".
s PIANO '1 ENE“ AND REPAIRS“.
Agent {or the celebrated
Sohmor Paunon.
Lockwood's Hall Building. Norwalk Conn.
026 Sn:
ALEX. s. GIBSON,
Organist ot the First Congregational Churcb,Watsr
my. Teacher of
Pianot‘orte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
It; ly Lock Box 39 P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
E 'l'llOMl-ZS,
AGENT FOR THE
Phonix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N()’I‘AI{Y PU IILIC.
KOWAY'I'ON. CONN.
C B. D’ABTO IS;
I
Comer for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
constantly on hand lorlhe sick and well. [Its cob
tinted Root Beer. and Employment tOtlcc.
so IAIN 8'11. 80. NORWALK. 01'.
J D. JENNINGS,
have” to L. E. Quinmd.
Undertaker & Embnlmer.
ELECTRIC NIGIIT BELL IN THE OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight SI. Residence, 5 Elm BL,
889 3m Sorn'alli, Conn.
George II. Ra) moud,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and am my large silage! all kinds of furniture.
36 Main Street. Norwalk.
Also prepared to furnish everything for
the interment ol thedead. day or n 11%
cogtgciigognpith residence. No. 8 Ber ey place.
A’l'l'l'lXTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Parts. Necdlcs,llelts, etc, furnished
General Repairing at all kinds and makes of
Sewing Machines. C. I. SMILKR.
83 Iain 8t. Bo. Haw-1k. 85841
J o cnowI-z, i
I
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans tarnished and Estimates given.
.10be of all kinds promptly attended to.
goKoAnn street, near lain
x «a. South NorwaIkCt.
J. B. RAYMOND.
s
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ofle loot of flavIland St. on Water. P.O. Box 617.
ATENTS
G. ll BYING'I'ON,
Washington. D. 0.
Ten years In United States Patent one». '
“w Guide to inventors mailed I'rca.
Monuments and Headstone.
Do not buy annulment or Headstone from any
poms“): ,butgo directiothcshow rooms at
ten, Water Street. Norwalk and select one
all complete cc”5:301:11..“will not be disappointed in Its
allkinds of uildlng stone
“cemetery work.
P. W. BATES.
618m
._..._,
F. '1‘. ETA“.
urchascd the exclusive right for Norwatk
and the Dental M
nth Norwalk tense
, and cam ewell: without ln,snd tree
of any mm c y" la] tceths
specialty. once-ml residence adjoining Icihodlst
parsonage, Norwslk. Ct. Open maniacs.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
‘ ms. ’33. m
18" to II...
Ofllcss. mm 8mm
W... m-
0! Drum III still In I
Iflmharzshis which sin or.
Dress Goodsv
lb inch all wool 'I‘rlcol 439.. worth Mo.
Flannel itit‘. worth we
I: not, worth the
Cos quve l‘kt. worth an».
ladies I'lotll llr. worth on...
Henrietta 070., worth the
lemllneflon'rlettavtlc m.'OI'III‘I 25.
Plaid Novelty Ills.“ his 1.25.
amt llltl Worsted thud. v.19 worth
I‘DTI‘ICE all wool Silk Wm: lleurleua tilt, worth
which all wooltlllk Warp llenrltlla ti :"l worth
36 Inch hair wool (‘asluurre I211." worth '31.
Bleached Table Damask
3 Inch all lliion a.
II n «I
n to II
t- it .I
II n
n It It
.I II II
II u n
”3888852
E It u II 25,.'
at] II It Is INC.
52 u is u m:
g; :2 ‘I‘. 1‘ "id portionwt,
Ill “ “ " txtravsluc the
M M H I. am
No. 3 Gazette Building.
F. H. FISH 8: Bill].
line for sale the
Lilli]!!! iillEfll IIfllifl,
bowin prices tine baker! viz: lnclc Nick, Duch-
ess,Nonnandie, Our Olin, “Comet A. “ Aw: Also
The Great lmlrjcan Healer,
That gives universal satisfaction. u lot) families
can testify in this city. A full lint: of
China, White Granite,
Agate, Glass,
Iron, and 'l‘lII Ware.
A line variety of
Halli!!! all 'l‘lilifl Lalls.
WWO solicit your Inspection of our goods.
Magma... .. 4N»... ”Cu-WWW...” .me w.w...m.. WWW... m. ”can... -....~ no... ........ m... .........-. . .. . WM... my “wanna"... w. ,.... ..
THE GREAT JANUARY SALE
real st woman a llm’T‘a and we would say to the public that we do not propose is be led by anyone, no matter how ml Iii. lotion-s, ha. Below you will lad s few at the
In lmh all linen extra title. 8! ‘Ju.
(m H is Is I- N ”ll.-
T“ It i. II II N m“.
Table t‘uvvrs withcoialud borders and "lime to
all grades.
Unbleached Table Damask.
tr: Inch all Inn-u 21c.
.50 " “ " cxlmvnlutnttlk-
I. It 4*
m .. .. ..
on ‘~ .. ~ me.
Set .. -~ “ (or.
01 " " “ mltmtler.tl‘tt:.
Turkey Rod-
!el Inch «ills. 00 Inch ole.
Flue bleached It'll 81.73.
'I‘nrlmy rctl table covers at all prlcts.
la‘p Ilugs
Ill down all linen all t T.“
an 'exgs Ii7 aluo,l ill Ilworth‘l 50
7y. -' " stla
III I u a“
ll “ “ uI-nnan Ill. Still
9% I. II “3129
10 II n u ’4 I I"
down all linen German malts ill
ll ‘ extra flue Damask Mill 9 79
2 “ -' a; a .9
Gillie.
‘Jl III: II ('olmoil hille Francusso 90v: worth [I ‘15.
21 inch lllsl k ItIiItdamus mic worth $1.!
IN Illl‘ll Blot-k llhsilsuns u. 7:. worth 32 2!:
til: min Block Moire 9M. worth
110 Inch Illsck llirl lobe I In. with I. (.5
t!) luth Colon-II k as Hum worth Lin.
20 lut‘hlloiul'ed lum- l M. worth .I 50
99 Inch I‘lsln Black '4! k 73: .wurtli .1 ID
at llllh I'iaill Buick out. wmultt't‘l..l. 00. worth
Eighth Plain Illack Silk. warranted. Si 35. worth
8 II
ill IuCII Colored tlursh" din. worth 8H!"
Wash Dress Goods.
The Bat French Saleem 25¢
" " nomadic " tic
. “ Amos Mmmulnghsmsst
Pint» Corded Seersucker" I: urdi’c
Aliens Glendon! lots on
lllltliilo nine blandard Prlnls to
Win. like a lion‘s "kl!“ Illvst any to
One 0th irk‘l ”6t!
Donation.
nmmllh IUIIJN.
Fruitollaom 7 mun-dust :
~ new...”
I Do ht Author to; Mlle
with tuu'wm or. enable it:
‘I'owsla
«will sll tint-II Back the
m " u the
aim “ tot- lather-ass. nodes In
new “ Damask file
«no “ " ”I: *-
aoflfl " extra Isle knotted Mm lie
”1" M n M H 0| u
mm II ll u 0| 0| m
m!” it t- Ie CI |I
m1 “ " " fancy bosdwn
One case at Best ’l‘olle do
Prints to
at 8C
Herrlmsrk Hull
Cochuo "
SCOF‘IELD (b HOY'I.‘
No. 08 Washington 81., South Norwalk. Conn.
Norwnlk. Conn.
Pickled Oysters
oysters, Clams, Lillilili,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported Grapes and Nuts,
FLORIDA ORANGES
CANNED GOODS.
Leave your orders for
Pickled Oysters
._‘1-..
HUN T & ZELUFF’S.
We are st'llln
Norillfleld Creamery Butte
ENTIRE ”(vii
Which is considered very nutritious and licallhtul.
And are selling the finest oranges at we a dozen.
Pickl
33 Washington St... -
Reduction of
We give below a few specimen prices.
All 75 cent Ilsir the silk Stripe:I 4! cents.
All 6 4 75 cent sailings reduced to 50 cents.
All In cent wide sailings, red ticket 25 cents.
All 25 cent sailings down to 1‘. X cents.
NEWMA
Onrtradebasbwuvcry
mark 5 their value
this most wonderful sale.
RETURN FARE
IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
g the finest
r, in Prints, at 350 per lb.
The Sweetest and Best.
5 |bs.New Turkish Prunesfor25c
on hand the
BAT FLOUR
Try It; It will please you.
That we are direct receivers or the choicest
FLORIDA CHANGES
3 lbs. Choice Rice Pop Corn for 25 Gts.
It on would relish a bottle of the linear Qutcn Olives in the city or a jar of Pickled Lambs Mime,
Lobner, in (live hire, or a can [)t- Vilt’ll Crabs, or stall ohm or lebr: ted Dew Drop canned trail
and vecetablu. why' DEW DROP "I“ and sample them at
CHAS. E. SEYMOURHS
So. Norwalk.
THE ANNUAL
RED TICKET SALE
——BY —-
W .B.HALL&CO
BRIDGEPORT,
W111 be opened Jan. 5th,
and all Clocks. Silks \‘elvets, Plnshes. Flaunt-la. Skirts. lIorino Underwear, Hosiery, balance of Christ-
mas Goods, Umbrellas, small wares, Corsets, Perfumery, Jewelery, will be remarked In
RED TICKETS
AT AN AVERAGE
25 per cent.
All Poole Cloths 50 Inches wide. were 31.00. Red ticket price 59 cents.
All Silk Warp Ilenrlettas were 31 00. Reduced to 75 cents.
All Best French Broadcloths were 51.25 down to 90 cents.
CLOAKS.
Sim Seal Jackets now 835 00. 390 Seal Jackets now :75.
Seal Sacquen now can. All Sid and M Wraps 85. Best 360 Plush Bulges $50.
Sacqncs 333.11.3an ledal Basques 822 50. Good Plush Samples 15,16
$300 Seal 8am“: now 89:215. 250
lush
and $20. 0). W
RKETS.
812 and n5 Newmarkets 810. Oil) Newmarhets down “936.50. 33 and $9 Newmarkela 35.
Short Lengths 8t Remnants.
large thronnh the Holidays and we have accumulated upwards of mm ends
amlartp’oece ecesoi' Dress Goods. Silks, \elvets, Fancy Flanncls, opera cloakings, ac“ which we have
s at
All over our store astonishing bargains can be made during
All purchasing to the amount oi $10 will receive FREE
W. B. HALL g. 00., ..
Polished Reborn
Cherry and 0&0?ch
DAVID
DAVID éTow,
F u r niture.
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique Oak Chamber Suit, 8 pieces. 835.00; tomcrly sold at $45.00
Ash Chamber Suits, 8 pieces, mm.
a... ’TABLES.
The ilnest mutt of Antique and isncy covered chairs, Foot Rem, Bucking Cases. etc. , to: the
HOLIDAYS.
The best suit ever sold for the money.
sat-ow,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
or swasas.
and workedtowsls Ilium-mull 00.
nnlwmummmm
IIIIIAT Ill
down prices
Boots and shoes and Rubbers of every description.
COME ONE,
Prices so low as to be in the reach of all.
12 North Main St.,
illill'l'llili I
915000
STOCK TO BE SOLD.
GRAND OPENING 8
THE N EW STORE
C. H. HARVEY,
From Dec. 18, 1888, to Jan. 15,1889.
lining made large prepsmloni by Increasing the elm 0! my store and putting In a large lbs or new
goods. I hold that mine Is the store at which to buy your
Blots, Slues,ll11llers and Sinus.
I make a a hilly of Psnry Slip for the Holidays. and hive then In t Diwal- in
”The above salt: I: Immoi all kinds 0! Gents', Miu‘, Boy‘sfmm mind
COME ALL.
Besuresudsvailyonrseltotthisowortlllly.
C. H. HARVEY,
South N onwalk.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and House Agent.
General In surnnce .I gency
Fire, Life and Accident.
Ocean Steam-hip Tickets—Cabin and Slecngc.
Drains for one 2." and upwards and DeHoney Order to
allparts allure
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Bail road Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
65 \Vuhmgton at. (Nut door to Post-ones.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
American Investment to.
Equitable Lite Insurance Co.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Conklia lortgage Trust Co.
Fire, Lire, Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.
ravwn a GOLDEN, Agu.
cotton] watch InsnnnceAzency, South Norwalk,
nn.
Life. Insurance
At Actual Cost.
1)ERSONS desirous of obtaining life Insurance at
actual cost, should write lor circulars to
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway, New York.
This Society claims that in six years the cost to I
member or middle age has been
Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollars ot insurance. (119 4m
Insure Your Life
On the Endowment Plan.
A man at ageotfls wouldprohablgmm need Insurance
for twenty or twenty-live years,
needs It tor that time' Is no reason why he beau”about.”
stipulate tokccp it up dnrhéfi the whole lite time.
He has over el t hundred auces in a thousand of
II more I. twent years and nearly ugbt
bun red In a thousand 0 living twenty- -flve rs.
Because his pragmatism so bright he sho duct
neglect to provt e fertile chances of dying-which
are on leasantly numerous-by a liberal insuianue
mm” ' manna IN m
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Llfc Insurance 00.,
OF HARTFORD.
8. s. L’HOMIIIDIIU.
Sonthorwalk.
ly
BEE HIVE.
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ DINING BALI.
G0 to the Bee Hive when you are hu
for you cangetagoodsq one In or luncli
at all hours at prices so that Ito-nfl anord it and
Our drinks are flea and lilk.
either hot or cold. all kinds of Ten: ceDrinks,
also Table , or Board and by the
day or week. Come and see for t.' ItI i:
as a
ust like home and we will y and makeI
e. Respectfull y. II 8
I627 8111
Human Nature on the Rack!
There to nottbe least neces-
on 3.
Ilty tor snflerlng
mun-run. xenmmn,
il‘ll‘llll"“_"“
l gill i Iii
nounsnd alumna also.
A) ‘39
it»
sous, when the nest. obstl
Intb
als numbered by tbonssudsl I will send an person
unto cases are cured 1y
finial! Imam
IO LLB. Theyalccom
Tm roots-
sboxofthass llsbyspplrlnnomenno o
l t e Montcalm
hit";..."?"ll.. "- a P... ....
mutations.“ Sold
I??? a manual” «bug'ma'stn to'o.
cc cents
Illln 0.3714an meat-mom In.
mWhlflr‘l S
pill “mu m“.
.I RECENT
$10,000.00
Toutine or Club Payment.
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8 AN ILLUSTRATION“ the Mot I“!
ingot: tbelutuai Tontlncorulhl’laldlh
I
Homelellolll
‘ I.
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
ve below alistot beneficiaries tilt perm
m Minnow 9* “whom“ -
I
.G Jones, of New sunk” City.
Home.
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GIORGEKNOIR'I'. ............ .1...
DryGoodaN. Y.
ummaxs'r Irr‘usm
Privslsscauarandgelllltoa.
ALFRED r. ROLLER ........ ......Iss.m
Civil Engineer. KY
was'ronnmmm ......... .usm
mammalian. v.
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Psidtolstatc.
HERBERT ANSTBY.. ........tID.m
Private Secretary. Judge m. -
WILLIAII B. STRONG. .
lachant. . Y.
FREDERICK w. sm......
Wlholualelllllnery ll. Y.
BDWINLOWATHIRY.......
Lock Ianutactory. Brooklyn.
1'. w. G. JONES... ............. Ill.”
Paid to Rotate.
nitrous-ms.”
WMWMI kall.
Onvum: um
loll: «Hm
onetobclnmredlmtorltsmpuusiatbs
mentotclslmasntllts'l'ontlncsysum- a you.
able investment. YOIIIVW y,
t, 30%
F. A. HAMILTON,
GENERAL LOUIE.
P. O. BOX .37.
SOUTH NOBWALK. COHII.
GILBERT H.
Bursa and Whldlfl all m
Carriapsatbspott osmium
Good'l'moats um ’"
chsbownuelmt minimal!“ knot.
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