Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 23, 1889 · page 3

 

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A NOTABLE IIIIIIST DEAD.

Justice Matthews Passcs Away
at Washington.

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In a .‘Itll'l'l‘ and tumor.

The NIIp'IIIII- l’IiIirt .\IIJIIIIII.I.

\i'IIIIIanum March 1.2; and ..a.- Jan
tine i'ttIIIIlI-y lIIIttIu-vis, of the i'IIiII-d Stator
supreme I‘ourt. IIIIII III IIHI'I II‘I‘l-u it yI-II-
teniay morning,

The last change in the I't‘lllllllHll I-I IIllnlli'f
Matthews occurred 'l'hmwlai aim noon at 3
o'clock. In the IIIorIiIII; hu- l .‘ltl iu'I‘Il lemu
quite unaforuIblI- :Inl . 1;. . l llli .\t that
hour, llUWl'\t'I', the ”IF II~~~ pain \ilIIeh
marked the pci‘tuls IIf III--'l:I.I- III III rod and
never left him until dqith brought I‘I‘lll'i. llr.
“'illlaui W. Jubnwii \Ius sIInIIIIoIII-d, and
finding his patient allill'l‘lll,’ - . IIIII'uIa-ly, ud-
nlinistercd III-IIItI-s. iI IIlt'II tIIIIIII Ii III-vi‘IIIII'; in-
duced a state in
which he n-Iaainul llIIiIl III.- .vml

llt’Cfl ltlllilllvi III- “will-l] illlil _\ II \III- and
I‘cIIIgIII/r tiII- IIIiuluaI-s III III II IIIl I .-I .;IIIIII‘e
al'prereure of the hand, ii I
folluwod. III III» lurl lwiux III - II}. 4-,; jus'III
WMNIII‘I’iiIuiIlI-il II_\‘ the IIII‘III'~ I‘~ IIl his lIIIIIII).
who have lk’t'il wIIh iIIIII Il.I-.:I :llivlli I.» III'
nun

Stanley .‘Iiuithciw tins IIII'II Iii ( I I-‘lLI.
July L’l. l-‘Il. III' Mus gI’IIIlIIa I'. ..- fir Irwin
college in I‘ll), and hogan IIII- plil'” In M [an
afew years Iilll'l‘ in Maury I onnti, It'll”. III
returned to Cincinnati soon; liI‘l :II.Ii bucumc
engagdl in Hull slavery moi Lil'vlr. nun; in
lM‘J assistant I-litur IZIIII'IIIIIIIII
Herald, the lir~l dull) IIIItr-IJI-«Iy III \I ,aper
Ill lllll i'it)’. III' lII'I‘IIIIIII judge III “I" I‘Ulll’t
of nutrition plI- I~I I lliilli- in II II it) III i 31
“In a Hint- N' IIIItI-I III I‘NI, IIII I III l‘u‘ lwl
was UIIItul SInII-suttIIIIIIy l .I ilI , mu bun
Ilisil'II' I III UIIIII

III Man'h. l‘bl, III~ “In llllIIIIIIV‘ll’lrlll I|I'll'
tenant colonel III the 'I'ti only 'llI'Il'II UIIIu regi-
ment, and x‘l'YuI in West Virginia. partici-
pating III the battles of ltzrh Mountain and
Carnifexs Ferry. III UI-IIIII-r of the sunn-
year helm-came colonel of the I“llly“"\'t‘lltll
Ohio regiment, and III that capacity cIIIIr
mended a brigade in the Army of the (fum-
berland, and “as engaged at III-him Ferry,
MurfcesborI-ugh, Chickamauga and Lookout
Mountain. IlI- resignui from the army in
lbtiii to becoIIII- judge Inf the superior court Ul
Cincinnati, and was presidential elector on
the Lincoln and Johnson ticket in WM and
on the Grant and Colfax ticket in I‘ll!

In lN'rI he was a delegate from Iln- prI-sby»
tL-ry of Cincinnati to the general assembly of
the l‘risbytcrian ('Illll’l'll in NI-IIIII'II, N. J.,
and as one of the c-IIIIIIIittI-I- on bills and UVl‘I"
turee reported the I'I'r'iillillills that were
adopted by the avenddy on the subject of
slavery.

He was defeated as IlcpubliI-an candidate
for congress in 1563, and in the III- .\I y car was
oneof the counsel Ixioie the electoral Ioni-
mission. In March he was I-leitel L'nited
Slam senator in place of lion. J- Illll Sher-
nmn, who resigned. and in IMI he was ap-
pointed an ainix'iate justice of the United
States supreme court.

In the United States supreme court iIIIIIIIL
dintely upon assembling the chief justice an-
nounced the death of Justice Matthews, and
as a mark of respect to his IIIequry the court
adjourned until 'I uI7iday next.

of ~t'llll‘lll.|'l'llN‘lIIll‘Ill‘3,

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The Fall River Strike.

FALL Riven, Mina, Man-h ZI—There
were only about 3,1”) looms running in this
city yesterday—II slight gain over tlieilay
before. The Inauul'urtureIs' chief reliance
is upon the fact that whoever finishes the
cloth that was left on the looms by the strik-
ers will get pay for the Win-II: cut. This of
course makes it to the Interest of the weavers
to get their old plans back when the strike is
over, and keeps them in an unsettlul condi-
tion of mind. There is no sign of a break in
the ranks yet, however.

The first disturbance in connection with
the strike occurred Ifbl night while the
“Imobuticl'u‘f1 who took the places of striking
weavers at the Seaconnet mill, \I'I-re going
from work They were jeered and stoned by
a crowd of strikers, and one "knobstick,"
who was hit by a stone, fired a pistol shot,
but so far as known the bullet did not hit
any one. Several persons were hit by stones.

Arbor Day In New York Starr.

ALBASI', Manh' ~Zi—Supcrintendent Dra—
per has received a ciI cular announcing that
the first general observance of arbor day in
thisstate will be held on May 3. A pro-
gramme will be published, not later than
April 15, giving somewhat in detail a general
plan for the Information and guidance of
thosecontemplating a formal observance oi
tbeday. Brief poetical conilnsitions to be
set to music and sung by the school children
are invited. They must be sent to the super-
intendent not later than April :‘I.

A Pulling Schooner “'rcclicd.

HALIFAX, N'. 5., March LEI—The fishing
schooner Helena, of Prospect Capt. Dennis
Ryan, was dashed to pieces on Jacob's rock
during the gala Tuesday night, and the cap-
tain and seven men had a narrow escape from
death. They succeeded with difficulty in
launching two dories. The first was cumin-d,
but the men manage] to get off in the other
before the schooner broke up, and with the
anlstanoe of ours and planks they finally
reached shore about half a mile from the
lane of the wreck

A Mormon Surrender-III.

SALT LAKE, Utah, March Zl—Charles \i'.
Penrose, editor of The Deseret News, the or-
gan of the Mormon church, delivered h Inseli
up to justice yesterday. Penrose he. three
wives and he has avoided capture I I- a long
time, He has now thrown away are wigs,
(also boards, can bonneta, hoop ...irts, pante
letter, calico dreueeandothI-I- -..sguism which
havobaenpopular among 1...: leading refu-
gees for some time, and Will appear in court.

N'ot Mn. Muttcr'a Aaaailant.

Baoonvx, March Ira—The man armsta‘
in thiscity on suspicion of being Balm, the
a-ilant of him Mutter, near Newark, N.
J,, baa been released. He is apparently
crazy and says “Yes" to’ every questiomso
tht he was easily led to admit that be war
the guilty man. but a captain of the Newark
police,on seeing him, said at once that be
war not b‘nlzman.

In Oowlu and College 11.1..

Omani-ac, Pa, March 51-1119 junior
exhibition at Ponmylvania college has been
chaagad from June to the end of the winter
llama, this year falling on March... "" and'al,
Innovating onehalf of the clan delivered
their oration in the college church attired
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A “an and “flu I—IIII'IIHIMII'II I'II-lr
Home In the ~‘I-.I.

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only int-mm Illllltt‘tllfllt.‘ danger _\'t"~i-lllllV

‘t‘l‘l‘ I'I~lI-I 's Ileguh and lingual luv, IIIII IIIIIIIII
Numb \‘IIII‘II it» about two IiIIum-‘l tho Inlet
Both l-InII-s IIII' kilil‘ltlillk‘l'gfll. IIu-l In IIII
former I ‘IIIII lv~ Smith and Illa brow “III' an
un llil‘ upper lltbil' oi the ,I'I-II r's III‘III'II Imus:
lull-duly Waiting [or the ll‘lt‘ III l‘u‘ulc.
'I'liI-y IIIIII- lnat~ “I build III “IMF“ to :ItteIint
Iw'ape should the building I'IIllIigN- Not one
til the .«IIpp-Ittlng past.- III left under the"
b-Iuw, IIIIII It |- n- \\ muting I)" a IieIiIIIIk oi
lam-ml tum, u hIIh liItIl llt“l| [DINI‘I‘I under it
in auto Iputi. n of jet «III-h an einui'gI-nu'y.
The barn "Ulllll't‘ll'd with the Peter": Beach
lit‘ll'l' contained a cow and several hundred
(‘lilt'liI‘Ih and din-lo, all of which are IIoIioubt
drowIII'I. a~ \\‘I|\'I'.~ have In on washing (Wt'l
lIII‘ IIIIIiIllII,’ for two days

The Eli-pliant, at Houth Atlanta- t‘ily.
thumb scarred and Iii-pineal, can be easily
II-luurcd. No damage has II‘IIII nItliI'ted along
the shore since Thursday night, and the beach
front people are all hupelnl that the and bar
done its Worst for this mama at least.

CAPE .‘lat’. March 2313. —'I‘lII- rut-cut storm
lius d Inc much IIIIIIIIIgI- at the various rewri-
along the coast. At Sea Isle City the brak-
water was carried away and damaged to tip
I‘Xli'lll of HJIII, The board walk at Cape
May from Hughes street to the exI-umion
lIniI~I~ was III~IIInIiI~lied. 'l'hI- Montgoun-ry cob
II'IL'J‘, at Holly Beach, which was partially
uadml away by the storm of March Ill. Va.-
t‘llllf't,'l_\' washed away, and portions of it may
be seen floating around the city. Two cot-
Iug-snt Wildwml in” probably gn should
IIIiotiII-r storm tide follow. Portions of
II rocks which have been hidden for perhap-
IIIIlf l| century have been uncoveml by the
fearful lusliings of the waves.

A SHIP GOES TO PIECES
“'emlt, of Bremen, Wrecked
on III-mogul.

I’iI‘II..IIII:LI'IIIII, March “It -» The ntIrihcafit

gale, which terminated ’l'IIIINIIIy evening.
was the Iicai‘imt one of the kind knovm for
IIIaIIy years and has undonbtully been the
cause of many shipwrecks and intense suf-
fering at sea. The large and Well known
(II-rmun ship J. W. Wendi, t'apt. Lass, Il‘ll‘ll
Bremen, Feb. 21, with a general cargo, was
dialled to pieces thrce IIIih-s oII' I’IIII'III-gut
early 'l‘humlay IIIorniIIz. Fortunately Capt.
bias and his crew, minds-ring in all thirty,
were rI-smied by the life saving crews, but
not until they had endured intense IaIIll'I-ring
from I-pr sure to wind and sea.
“The striking of the ship was caused by er-
ror in judgment. ‘or one whole week Capt.
lunehad been drifting around, running on
dead reckoning and ignorant of his~ exact II»
cation. lIIIIIII-Iliately alter the vI-sw-l struck
the mast snnppul iIlIt oflII-r close to thI-Ilwks,
illI'I falling over the side ripped the craft
open. The seadasIII-d over the vessel, and
the crew, who were tfnlllpi'llwl to stick to the
deck. sum-ml greatly.

The Womb was mi well known throughout
the shipping world a»; was the Tonawanda and
the other old Cape line ships.
the largest sailing vouch. under the German
flag. and Ivan mvned by Siedenburg, Wendi
6: (30., of llrnmen.

CONDENSED NEWS.

Thr- J. “3

Zill, of New Haven, and Half, of UIIahcn,
forv ht twice at (III‘III-n Conn, first with
gloves and afterward with bare knuckles,
I’Iatt winning both contests.

Elsie Jainis, a full blood Chickasaw squaw,
has been convicted at Fort Smith, Aria, iI
the federal court of the murder of Charles
Jones, a white man, two yum-s agn,

Henry IIIII'IIII“ who is \\ “Illt‘tl in New York
for forgery. has been 'Ilf'l‘ihll'tl in ilalifux. III
bad jn~t :IrriI'I-dfrom Toronto, and registered
as lid W, “’iison. III.- Ital a ticket for
IIivcrpx-l and I'L'III in hzs pI ekcts.

Thi- liabilitiis (If \i', M. “TI-“II" Ik I'II..the
Inston wool Ilcalcm, an.I (RH-1.1L“, of which
$55,“: are secured. The ass-Is for unsecuml.
crcditorsarc SLIM. The creditors havnilc
ciiled on settlement through insolvency pro
credings.

A preliminary injunction has been granted
restraining: the Delaware and Ila-ham Canal
company from laying tracks upon the pro-
pmcnl line of the new Scranton and Form“
City railway. Thedisputulground is will“:
the city limits of Carbondalc.

Contrary to expectation, the attonieys rep
resenting the various interests in the great
Wabash railroad franchise case, now before
the United States court in Chicago, were un-
able to agree upon the terms of settlement
and the sale has been continued.

The steamer Australia, from Honolulu. just
arrived at San Francisco, brings copies of
The Samoa Times of Feb. 16, containing com»
ments on the events in the Islands The
editor remarks that if the Americans had
offended by helping Marinate, so had thI
German merchants offended by supplying
arms and munitions to Tamascse. The editor
appeals to foreign residents to unite in effort:
for the prosperity of the Islands in whicl
all are interested.

Marriage of J. I). Rockefeller'a Daughter.

NEW Your, March 23.——The wedding of
Miss Bessie Rockefeller, daughter of Presi-
dent J, D. Rockefeller, of the Standard Oi
coIIIpany, to Charles A. Strong, son of Rev.
Dr. Strong, of Rochester, took place last
evening at the residence of the bride's father,
and was a brilliant, though quiet affair. ThI
rooms were superbly decorated and embel-
lished with flowers, and an orchestra die
counvd sweet music during the evening.
Rev. Dr. Arniitagc, of the Fifth Avenui
"uptist church, perfonned the ceremony, and
was assisted by the bridegroom‘s father. Thi
bride wore white satin with point lace.
About I25 guests, I'wIIIprising Intimate friend:
of the family illl'l Vassar students of the
bride's forIIII-I- I- :Iss', were present. Two sister:
of the bride rillld up with her, and lb!
groom's Ir -' man was his brother. , A supper
infill-diet l y Delnionico followed the cere-
mony. The newly married couple sail for
l-Iurn-2 I. today. Mr. Strong will complete hi1
thiomgical studies in Germany. The hridr
III 2.5 and the groom 25 years of age.

The .Onierican Turf Conga-as.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., March iii—The Ameri-
can 'I‘urf conga“ met here yesterday. Prcs'i
dent Brewster, of Chicago, was in the chair.
Kansas City, St. Paul, St. Louis, Lexington
and Iatonia were represented. The rule:
agreed upon at the Cincinnati Iuthng in
DecenIIx-r were approved, except that regard-
ing Ixx-kmukers, which was amended so as to
allow the ama'iatious to treat with book-
makers as individuals The scale of weight:
was corilrmed as mviously arranged.
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liungI-II for Murdering a Car Driver.
llixvmrous, Mina, March iii—5“'I‘im'
and '"I'I-t» Barmtt were hanged here you.»
dayat II: 14 a. m., for the murderofCar
Driver Toilefaeaoa thonightof July 25,1887.
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY, EARCH 23, l889.

 

A III-newt Hint Down In the Work. of
lllt’ Pennsylvania Coal Company.

FI'IIAMIIX. I'd, March L’II.-:\ general nine
pawn. on work at the Pennsylvania Coal
cam] IIIII‘I militia wan (Inleml yII-Iciday. TIN
I--IIIp.uII' has fifteen largo ('UI'INI'II'S, the
IIIIIII'I‘I of “IIIIII III-re notified of thcshlli
IIHIHI as they Ieturnnl from mu I. last night.
iIII-I‘ LNII Mien an. affect“! dlru‘ily and Ill-
Ilmwtly. 'I‘lioniilcnih say the shut down in
tI-IIIporIII I. although they an- unablo to give
any IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDII Ah in the time the Iuspemnon
will III-t

Unl IIII II-I» usvli that IIII' I-Ii-irn )t‘un‘
llIi-I'II lut‘ II-Il ll'l‘ll uI lull; . p-‘l‘IIIIl III IIIIII'
"0“. he the pad or IIIIIIIliIII men have been
w'III'kiIIL-piartI-r time. 'I‘lII-fl‘I-arulngn have
not I-rI-mdul #15 II month, and have frequent
ly fallen Its low as M. The IIIIIII-nI, aa a rule.
livu III rented house, the monthly rent of
which averages from so tots, leaving not
more than”, and ”.1 II In , “I'll \\lIlI‘II to
Iiippurt their faIIIiliI-s. Added to this is the
fact that when they do get work they are
obliged to pay double prices for the powder
they have to use in blasting, There seems to
lien general llllpl‘l'll‘dtlll that the Igitatmu
made by the miners for the lessening III the
prices of powder in tbocaus‘e for tho [WI-sent
Ili'pl'ttsnllill. the coal companies having it ensi-
ly in their power to cuuse such II dullncun in
order to force the IIIiIiI-I'II to tI-I'Iiis

THE CRUISE OF THE GIIAMPUS.

[Harmony of Excellent Ilnlrlltg IIroIInIla
tifl' the Want (‘out of Florida.

Gaol CENTER, limit. March 2:3. «.\ II'itol'
from the United states ibih I-IIIIIIIIix‘sioII give:
an account of the cruise of the schooner
iiruiuplm in the Gulf of Mexico, where she
has III-I-III'arI-yiug on scientific remarchea in
connection with the fish commission sinne
railing early in the winter from this port.
The letter is dated the l-Itb lust. and say!
that the (iraInpuu is making a very thorough
and eoiinrI-heinivc investigation of the fish-
ing grounds lying between the 'I‘ortugas and
Cape Han lllau, off the west coast of Florida.
liar plan of IIpcratIons is to run a iil'l‘it‘fl IIf
dredging and trials for fish on lines juraliel
lo I'ul‘ll other, at Iiislannu of ten miles apart,
and druigingu, temperature observatiom,
no.1 other invm‘tigntions arc made at dis-
tance» of every ten mileu. Frequent trial:
for II~II will be made mntinnously between
the stations, mi well as at the positions when:
dredging is carried on. A very accurate
record is also kept of the numbers of i'ariomi
sperm; of surface swimming fi~h or other
annuals, and, when practicable, captures are
made of' .spu'llllt'na which an- conszdered
especially vulualilt‘.

Some twenty or thirty nub-s north of the
Tortuga» the Crnmpus discover"! some very
nice fishing grounds, where red snappeni were
abundant, in regions not heretofore fre-
quentnl by IishI-rIIII-n. 0n the morning of
Feb. I", in north lat. Llfidch, .lil Inimi,
va-sl long, 3‘: dogs, 5‘1 minx. in a depth
of 25 futbouis, Ill red mappon and :i groupen
were caught in about fifteen minute-J: the
unappI-rs averaging in pounds and the group
ers II; pounds each. lt‘was supine-xi that. a
full fare of fish might have been caught in
that lnI ality in a wry short time.

Uni": b. l'J, in math lat. 'iilI-gs, lSIniIhi,
and nut long. Milt-g1, 39mins , L’I sent, in
i7 fathoms, 1:2 ngIan-ni and 2% red snappcrs
Wen- caught in a few minutes, the average
Weight of the siiuppcrs being Iii, pounds,
gI'ouln-neitluumiv. III several other locali-
ties rel snappcrs Were also caught. The
localities alluded to are within easy reach nil
Key West and Charlotte harbor, and from
the latter, place the fish could be shippai on
the railroad to any of the great market; The
importance of these investigations has been
I‘Xt'iIIIIIIIII'Il the present winter, when large
I-utvhc~ have been obtained on the grounds
Iliu'IIVI‘I‘I'J Iy t'apt. Collins of tho Albatronu
four years ago.

It is expected that the ('rumpns will be cm-
pioyul in carrying on during the spring,
snnuner and autumn, for a period ranging
from four to six months, what is considerate
a very important physical research in the
region lying III-tween the Gulf Stream and
Block Island, the object being to obtain defl-
nItc IhIta relative to champs in tam; erature,
aIIIlotlII-r conditions of the N'I': which may
influence the migration of th.~ more impor-
tant IIpcciI-sI-f the marine foo-I fishes“. It. is
expected that the Albatross will go to Alaska
('ill’lli'l‘ than she did last year, and the work
in that region will be prtbu‘llh‘ll vigorously.

Misa Roland Arrested.

SIIIIILIII'ILLE, N. J., March iii—“inn Blat-
tiI- Roland, of this place, who had George
Anderson arrested at the Sturtevunt house in
New York on Nov. to for breach of promise,
claiming $75,000 IIIIIIIages, was arrested yer
tm‘day for Iliuinlerly conduct. and held in
$200 bail. A t-‘rcIInIl u nrrant was also served
on her amusing her of keepingadisorderly
house. This charge under the New Jersey
law is a Very general onc. and includes:
multitude of ”Helix-i The hearing on this
charge is set down for tomorrow, and the
ti-stiIIIony is likely to be interesting. Mr. Au-
derson has sinm InIIIricII a young lady of
Jersey City, and has now gone to Florida on
a hunting excursion. It is said the brearh of
promise suit has been abandonnL

Samuel Li. JIIIIIIII-bmok, of East Bndg:
port, Conn.. aided by a "divining rod,"
digging along the shores of the sound for
Cool. KiIlIls quiI-l Iiealth.

Lac]. Accuws the Other.

L‘Iscixxan, March LEI—George Duffy and
George brat-Is yesterday tried to convict
each other of harm; drowned a man in the
canal on last Monday night. Until Thursday
night, when they Asked a I'DIOI’BI machman
if the polo-c Were after them. there had been
no~u.~picinn of a crime. But that question
led to their artist, and they hare confesed
that on Monday night they fell in witha
stranger whom they made drunk, and then
pushed him into the canal. Each accuses the
other of being the murderer. The man's body
has not been found, but as a man named
Bunny, of Newport. is missing and com
spond-I in description to the stranger with
whom these men Were drinking, it is thought
be Is‘ the man.

New \orlr Legislator-a Indigo-III.

ALBAXT, March zit—It is stated that
several members of the Icgir-laturu Ia-riously
contemplate the introductiI'In of a bill re-
pealing the act making an appropriation for
the Washington Inaugural ceremonies.
Great indignation is expreuieil because, as
alleged, the committee in charge of the in-
augural celebration in New York has re-
fused to erect a reviewing stand for the
when of the legislature, and has also sent
word that only twentydlve ball tickets will
be re-erved for them and that these must all
be paid for. Assimblymen Fish. Shoohan,
Aspinall and others are outspoken inthoir
denunciation of this treatment of the legio-
Iaturo by the inauguralwmmittoe.

Celebrated 'l‘holr Golden Wedding.

Oxrorm, 0., March tail—Profanor R. H.
Bishop and his wife celebrated their golden
wedding unday. The attendance of
alumni of univa-Iity, in which be war
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Architect and Civil Engineer,

rural-lic- Plans. Specification: and eupeumoud-
euce for the contraction of every deacrlpiiou
bu.lldiuga
TEBIS REASONABLE.

Onion—T lor‘a Baildl Wuhlngtou BI. ..
u no.rlorvak. PHOBorm

F ll. rncuwnm.”
' AIIcmv wr.
Room 50, Baviland'a Bloc
Wuhuuwn street. South Norwalk iela Na

Aux. B. OIBION,

 

Omani-t of the tint ”(nominal Church, Water

Pianoforte, Organ and luslcal
Composition.
fti ly Lock Box 39 P. .0" NIIRWAIIKHCENL
1‘1 rnoniis. ‘ '7 M"

AGENT FOR THE

Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND

NOTAIBY I'UIILIC.
ROWAYTON. CONN.

C II. D'AB‘I‘OIB.

 

Caterer for Weddingv and Parties. Ice Cream
oomtantly on hand fortbc sick and well. Ilia eel.-
brateIi Root Beer. and luipluymenl

wlAIN II'I‘ matinee. (‘1'.

J in. Jinan-Nos.
. Batten-Ir to 1.. ll. Quiniard.

Undertaker & Embalmer.

ELECTRIC NIGII’I‘ BELL IN TIIB OFFICE.
No. 0 Knight lit. lleeldenec, 5 Elm BL,

wo 3m Norwalli, Conn.
Anus-non.

Sewing Machine Supplies,

Attachments Pam. Needle-,Bclta. etc, tomb-bod

General Repairing of all kinds and make of

Sewing Machine! C. I. SHAILBR.
8: Iain BL. 50. Norwalk. Nady

J. C. CROW?

Carpenter and Builder.

Plane furnished and Bulimia given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
bho Ann 91ml. near Iain
Ru 0. x “3.80th Norwalk Ct.

J B. RAYMOND,

Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of Bavilaad St. on Water. P. O. Box 61‘!

Soul-n nouwanx savruos nan

Ill Wuhington Street

“iii!!! Daily from D to I! an. and from I to l p.-
on Saturday evenings froni a to 8.

Winn-Jest allowed on Depodta

man some
roux II. Binnie. Vlcoi‘ru.
Mlv. roan fl. “arms”. aao'l‘ra.

ATEN'I'
o. n nvi NG'I'ON,
Wuhln‘tol. D. 0.
Ten yearn in United State. Patent 03a.
an Gnlde to lanolin nailed free.

Ilavlland’r Brut: Store.
FINE Florida Orange-,Ptnc layer Pin, Pct-Ian
”Dates. All kinds of new Nate.

MMC onfccuana .etc.. at ,

C. A. [In ILAND‘sI. [In St, Norwalk.

George B. Under-bill

8 now In town veiling Boa-chow tallie- for
cub or by Innallmenta at price- vond oom-
petition Parties deriving bargains on call at No
Raymond at. City. Inuit) If

 

 

 

 

 

 

Daily New York Messenger.
)ARCBIS called for and delivered in all part: of
the cii or vicinity. Prompt attention paid to
all order: ie t at Plalrtcd'e, Norwalk. or Hoyi' a drug
lion. South N'orwalk. I". W. ANDREWS. it! an:

Bridgeport and Norwalli Ilen-
euger. 0
OIIN K. Slim wIlI attend to all order; left at
C John Bmmiuer‘a Barber Sherwood: Norwalk.
Lockwood It Andrews llarkct. Novwalk, and P. I].
Bron-en's. 313 Broad St, and will make
daily trips.

 

 

Messenger.
INNI'I'I', the mail carrier, will all for, and
deliverriarcclaathtorwalkor South Novwalk
form: cents each weight limited to on pounda.
mi.” “7.2:: ‘°" I. 5““ “a“ ”W
c

IE“? ”w m“ A. 3mm.

‘ ORRKLI. It L‘BOIIDIBU would call the
i attention or the public to notice have a
large numberof cheap Iota, cheap boineaaudcheap
fannafu sale Also are doing busine- for the

beat Llfcand Fire Insurance companies. Furniture
burning a specialty. in"

 

 

George I]. Raymond,

FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.

Call and-eeIny Iarnallorfiofall kindaoffurultnra.
86 la!- Street. Nor-all.

Alan mud to furnlah myth!
the Interment of thedeadnla (KW
connection withrealdenee, No.8

lentil .GIII

Jouu Hfsm'ru,

FLllRIS'l'.

MAIN smear, scum nonwarx
NOTICE 2

ALL BRAN‘ DS 0?

BEST F‘LOUR
$1.00 per Bag

 

 

 

9 9

Daniel L flommedleu 8.
BEAT 33!le comb! all Hal ' s

3 of'l'ar. WudCbcI-r and [I'meh'iiund ra mom

mantip Mangand Int tbemfltfloeatl

a. It to invaluable for Group In childrcl.

Sold by all (Iranian. The genuine only“ hal no

new of Jan. I. nah-.- land tnka

ma. For ale b I. iiix'rnu.

South Norwalk; ILR HALE. . orwalk. oct talc

 

Wixtlg

 

If. I. menu,
M". can.

 

..ll MEEKER It“

IOIJII AOBN‘I'I

FOR THE

 

Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.

STOVES, RANGES.
ANI) T I NWAR E.

Intimate- glven for

Steam and Hot Air Heating.
NUSIC HALL BLOCK.

Monuments and Healthier

Do not buy anionuinent or Beadntouo from an
Inbutgo direct to the show room-
..w Waters Street. Norwatk andodect one
all complete and on will not be disappointed In It:
Dale: inall kinda of ullding atone
cemetery work.

P. W. BATES.

Ill-r

All RightA ain.

Having again got Into In old Mam, lly' II Block.
Iain meet. and replaced I ll? goodi- destroyed It the
In by a much lamir and III "1'! I-ioI II, I Invite mo

bile to we me a tall. I tnll rIII \\ the beat line

nlnwn o

Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &c.,

And offer them at the moat amoebic

hive me a call and you will be naili- can. that there
Iauoboturplacetobuyorhavcrepalrl uzdone.

J. F. 030113“.

turf! 2m

 

lllilll'll Illili lIilfl Tll- Dill,

To-llorrow Ilay be Too Late.

Take an Endowment Policythat you may need in
old-cc. It yoniiveor If you die, ii «iii bea ahelp
to your family. 'I' rent: aday wlll give a cum;
man an endowment of st no to be paid to h In at
50wa of age or to his family at death 5 cent: a
day-iii live you aim pohcy for SI, Oil). and you
do not loose what you hau- paid if you stop paying
any year after three

INSCIIIZ IN Til!

CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
OPBAR'I'POBD.

8. B. L'BOMIIIDIIU, Agent,
South Norwalk.

Jacob M. Layton,

“Mutton-amt.

General lnsuranceAgency
Fire. Life and Accident
06w! Steamship Melt-Cabin and Bteerage.

Draftoforonesaudupwardland loqurdento
all parta of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgement: Taken.

BallroaIt Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
as Washington tit... (Next door to Poet-om.)

South Norwalk. Conn.

Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.

PERSONS desirous of obtaining life Insurance at
actual met, should write for circular! Io

 

Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.

This Society cialmr that for air years the coat to a
member of middle age has been

Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year

for each thou:nd dollar! of insurance. ("9 4m

nry'l‘illy,

illlllilllE MAKER.

Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.

A good second-hand,'two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.

KENT 8'. CIIOIIWELL,

IIISINS Ilill PLASTERERS.

Boilers or all Kinds ‘
Set and Repaired.
I’ire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.

orrlcn av s SELLECR’S,
I97 Waalllnglon 8t. Bridle. .
So. N'orwallr, Conn.

Also, P. O. Box ”0, WestportICt.
no In:

 

 

JUST RECEIVED !

New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow,

Ger-kins and NIixed ;‘
Plate and X pint Bottles.

Steel Pickles ail Penerllilisi.

Alan Immoral of Gordon and Delimith‘a Ilne
Olives, Tomato Cataupii,
and Jellies, In (Elan.
Beulah Dalry, Edam, and Plno—
apple Chemo.

—ar—

llilflBEIHIiiliINS

minimum Ira-r.
Ioll'l‘ll ”DIWALI, m

9

he Illifli Iarlal

m-Ina 3mm -

MEATS

DIM/ID IN 'I'III BIO'I' IANN'BB.
rIsl.“ mum the clinical In“, obtained"
kel

Poultry, ILIII Kills

F. HAYES.

DIBBLI‘B BIDCK. . norm! NOI'ALI

 

ritual nun.

Ono Quintin—Tho Boll.

Beef Veal, lamb. lutto Pork. Ball. and huh,
Domed Beef. he'll Tongue Hana,
Shoulden, 33¢. inn.

Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.

CHARLESSHITH

53 Washington Street.

J .H Klinefelter,

[)7th IN

bats, Fish (listen,

Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.

0111]. N. Y. N. H. H. Danni.

Telephone Connection.

linen & Ilium”

28 llain St., 80. Nor-walk.

Meals Fish flysiers,

Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc

0! All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ll. 1. BKNNE'I'I‘. edit I. 8. BUSTED.

THOSE WHO DESIRE
- THE BEST OF

Meals,
Poultry,

Vegetables,

Always Inn and at a moderate price would doweli
to call at the

fillilli Marie

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

 

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Orders solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.

lulsnil Sllfll'lllilll Pills.
SEWERS!

F. 1“. PIERCE

 

, mum at
SEVVER PIPE
AND

General Sewer Contraetor

to make connection with main news
plmthlni on the most favorable lama.
Intel: II; to connect with the recently lald
Iowan In this city will and It to their advantag‘to
call onhlIn

F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Norwatht.

Some n. reruns,

Wholen’lcand Retail Dealer in all kinda of

ililll Ill. W001]

Brick, Lune. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigli, hackawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
thhesbarre Goals.

but ill RUBBER PAINT

Yard ‘ foot of Washington and liar-
shallatreets. Branch once atBtilaoua-a.
Drug Store Mini

£8 E ‘ DYEE'W

 

 

 

 

 

Livery and road Stable
II A Ilii'll‘l norm.

“on“ and t‘arriagcaloiet for all Million.

I an at Depot to meet All ‘l‘raaIII

MIMI iiruoalnat liable I’m-a,
Tel . as: t

SWAN a BUSHNELL.
In. Water BL, loot of Bank.
IIItIDOII‘II'OR'I'. CT.

Weuk renewed attention thla moon to our flock
of N'ova ileum hand made woolen stinking-glove-

and lantern, and our hue of imported (locum-ya.

We wish to more fully introduce to the notion of
all outdoor worku- driven. It It Inca, and I
uremihe amt comic". and aafot from we and
will, tobedevind lion-good rut tot oiled cloth
lug. With these pro rubber Gloves and Inner Cola,
of which we have a alock
honor and ham-alas yrainaud ulcer atom in well
knowntoenry him-e owner. One of our Oiled
(hum Coma will prove a complete pvouuwn
and may are It. wet may thus In a angle storm.II

The-II however are but“ a'ahowv.
bnalueaala dealing In hire IaadII and Oil:, ship
Chandler ,‘lngiueer “hyphe- and bit-axing la
teriala, nany of then line. we are dimcult to
match and linpoarlblo to but.

Bytbeway. WchaveaBrandofClgcn Inadc
from the beat Imported clock which we sell only In
bore-of “Death. They are wry In: flavor and

neat but link-mon- lbw, rig-retire. Drop In and
try thcm.TI-1Iphouc N. Y. Prlculi. Never
undenold.

The out and mums.

an FREIGHT III.
Innall tNeanrl

A THE PROPELLERS—

 

 

City“. of \‘orualk & Eagle,

Will make d-i' y trips sundry! cxcqted, for
freight bemwn New \ork, Norwalk and South
Norwalk. WIll leave Plan, foot of Berinnan meet.
Newiork. ch-ry evening. except Saturdays. at 5
o',clock andon Saturday at J p. in. Leave Nor-
walk Bridge and Soul N’nrwaik IvIry aching.

Freight taken from and received for all
poiuta on the Iranbury and Norwalk and
Shopaug Itallroada at Greatly Reducod
Batu.

Upon arpllt‘u'on to agents the City of Small
and Flag will be rent for I-pccial lots of freight
anywhere in New lork or in- VIcinin.

H'AII person! are forbid trusting any of the
mployeesof the boat! of fill! line on ucountof
the owners thereof.

 

 

 
 

I. ‘I 73;...0. Latiluqu.
i» . “no imam-elm 'ill
‘ Ian-u III-Mum War-

DOIN M
a-d‘nu nun-inhuman
aad um of «.1 value.

"-Suli'i (ark! WMF

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

hn-pleo. u- a
van II “M
,aadaaay-ahavuhpc
“on to year an“ M . month-N estate-alk-
wuouytzvecalitlmm
who Into at out can can of nut-lax out
and Samples-W and! Alb-a
C... 8 Ingram“...
-—-——+oo————4

WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,

I)? ALL KINDS.

 

Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming

Plate and Sheet. Glass.

 

 

Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.

 

lumber Yard betweuirailroad and carriage

Ilfll at lllli of Modal} Strait”

South Norwalk, Conn.

lliiiil, Bailey I In.

Fuzzmau'svaenmm

 

Dow. ‘lhw-Ihn.‘ Ibo
. ("IMIHUI’QKYIDQ Boldly
Druuiau—Geo. It. Plaisted: C. Lapham: Boyl' '
Barter a.
"38!

Nzw You: Crrv.
A few mouth-ago! commenced to use If. F. P.
Noe. Iauozforbaldnenonibeauwnof myhead
'I'belpotyiaallbairedoveraadlookaugood lathe
reno head. famvcrymucbpleaaedaudwould

highly recommend It to anyone who D hid ovwauta
ILCOLBIIAN. Basilica. 13 Parkllow.

trucker hair.

 

Focbtor'a Famous}:
human-nun.

FAIRIO NW ..........."13“

flwmwm “”8de

horas-mm‘llaap. “Homeland

mum "ea-outflow Luna-V.
Mat-3a. “val-baa

[fut
SI 000 REWARD

ll’I'l'll‘fll
hill”! lea. I all.
I‘ll"

«antinu-
moth“ “Mfr-end

r..!.l‘.lalunlem ”Affluent:

”rind-lb-“
uneven. "It'll“.
variant-Ink!“ fl-lh-y.
Iblb-hhhammuwh"

MIMI."

"I'm“

 

 

“PI-ta. ugh Theyhvoauaui
“the of era-a- P ‘
"mun-dunk soc-in. sat-Ian
Ion-a mutant-aha.”
III! I

cannon a. mum

 

”W " SPRING, 1939.
GRAND

Ilillinary Display

At In W. human, ‘I Wait! DI , Nor-walk. NOV
IItI rlb'tIIIlIIII

Hate. Bonnets, Illbboal,
tenets. Silks. ham, Plovora.
Pompom, Ornaments, kc.

llatu nude and III-end by volitional null-In.
Data dyed and printed. Hour-Inger“! annually.

 

The balance of our whim-lock we will clone out
wry low. Trimmed liai- final St." on.

MRS. FAWCETI‘,

3 Water It , - Nor-walk.

F. H. NASH I Bill.

Bill livarletiuof

RANGES
From $8.50 to 880.00.

hence the People buvlbomoat lube

“UNCLE NICK.”

Wehavuold mo of than range- aadovw U
Great American beaten. Tao-anna- aad heat-
en have won the victory. Jut nutval a fall the

Decommd China

In III-allo- llitl plalnand cup-mt (an wan. We
minimum-hula gate. Dower, Tu and Ina
Wm Price low 6?“: was a call.

IIIIBBIIIISI
ILL Iiinis

AND AT

Lowest Prices l

The Best Goods for

the Least honey
-—-AT-—--

 

 

BOOT It SHOE STORE,
Clark a; Lane's Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECENT

$10,000.00

Ton line or Club Payment.

.—

saxiuusraariouormueaaun—I
- ingon thelutual Toutincoruabl’lauafth

Iiome Benefit
ASSOCIATION,

137 Broadway, New York,

dIlw

 

 

ve below aliatof bacflciariu that WM
int diatribulloaoflbc them-them
5. mount- - and Uon «leather
”G Jones, of New York“. City.
Name. Amount. Alia-at
Paid in. Waived.
HENRY 1:. G. LUY‘I'IIS ....... Isms “
IIuytiea BvoaJ aims.
HOWARD D. HARRIS ............ 'MJB IS
Arthitea. A. 1'. Stewart I tau-.13, Y.
WILL“! I. not"! ............... I” a
levehau I. Wm Conn
GEORGE BNGKII'I' ............ .mtlt I5
Dry Goods. N. Y.
HKRBIB‘I' ”18'er .............. mm as
mm, Judge Bitten.
ALPRID P. DOLL!!! ........ . ..... moo as
film N. Y.
MN 1.. SNYDER ........... um I!
Gemini-ion luchant. N Y.
P. w. 0. JOHN ................... um I!
Paid to mam _
...__. M“
11mm ANS'I'KY . ....st.ou 8|.”
Private Secretary. Judge.” Dillon.
WILL!“ B STRONG. «I m
Iachant. N. Y. 9|.
momma W.8lYBEL...... nun mo
Whole-II.- luhmry, N. Y.
anwnv L GWA'I'BIIY” mm in»
Dock lauufaetory. Mid.”
1W. 0.JONIS ................ aw W
Paid to Estate. . __
__ m
law You, Jaly a, In.
How Bar” Association. New York. N. Y.
Gunman : I take

F. A. HAMILTON,

GENIRAL AOINT.
P. 0. BOX DIV.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 
 

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