W...”
OAOGHT IN TllE STORI.
Terrible
Steamer
Experience of the
Chat lcll‘IOL‘Cl‘iCC
ATTiili ‘Ili ill I lll‘ \II‘IIHNIHVATES
All on Ih-urrl Hail ‘iltfi‘ll l'll Ilnpv III
liIrr III-.II lilII , III-r
I'm-sv-I-Igeru lIIj L‘l'll" I'll «III I. l‘llll'lll’d
“'IIII-r-I
IIIII'I \rII-l'ul uf
Nltw \‘imii. April II —A “ml or: story III
‘ curl-up.- - "I II gale in.» bid by lllt‘ ”wingers
Inf thr- IlI» l H"
ItIvItIi'r l'II‘Il :I‘I , w"
tliiiilnirl )‘ ~t -.‘-'
1'!» In I-
ll‘ l‘l-‘llllshl'l I-IIIIIp'iII_\"~
\‘l‘l'll llivv rvI-u-lI-III
: I I'll ru. Not - II-IIf the
r- “III. 1 ll Mvaiiimh I'\\‘l' I-x
[III-led to “’30“ ill" I .I;:IIII. and it \i‘ii~ “‘llll
thankful III-arts that they rl-il-ln-l whom
The atmomr. "it"ll but three Ililju" will, on-
(‘ounteml the frightful IiIIII'm III HiIiiilIiy. and
If it had not l‘oeu fur the rimliim‘ of the
office”, who, by III-tr I‘IIrI-fu' IiiIIiIiigI-Incut
of the value], bl’ntlght lli r throufli. «he would
undoubtedly h.III- gone down “till all on
board.
l'nniengern and olllI-IIrII both left tIIlaIi of
their null-rings while the lII-lplmi vI-sriol was
tossed alum for Iwo days by the sen. his!
November lb.- I-I»I.~I-l “out through II terrific
storm, dui'iiiiz \IlIII-lI her cabins Idovr
in. and llII-II she came III-:Ir going down: but
her escape this time is I-oiisiilvrul nothing
short of aIIIiruI-le. Tho sides of the Vim-l
were badly injured. the guard rails broken
andcarriI-II away, and the cabin Move in.
Windows filllflhllul. and here and there were
plans where big patches of paint llltll been
‘0") II“.
The (‘hntt:ilIon-III~.- lI-ft Savannah last
Friday Wllll N'Vl‘llly'rlx Ilr~t clam and forty
nine eta-rag,"- [laxi- n .zIII- s and a cargo of mar
chamliw. She reached Cape llrittvm on
Saturday IuoIiIiiI; \\ hile off the i-IIpI-she en-
Ennteml a II 'n'v IInrthcnIitcrly gale, whlI h.
the day advanced. increases! in velocity,
and by nightfall the seas were hen I'y and the
waves washed III-q; the vessel. On Sunday
IIIonIing II terrific shower of hail III-com
printed the hurricane. (‘apL Da ggett say.~
that the bullet-mu) were very large and ren
dared navigatqu next to iquostible. About
9 o‘clock the “Niel wu~I strIiIk on the port
side. just amid-ship» by a huge II'IIII- It
caught the stutrrooim on tho deck with ter-
rific force, smashing them into pieces and
throwing the spliIItI-red WWI-l and glass into
the main mlmn, whore tho cabin [ll|§\a'llgt‘l’ti
had sought refuge in their tI-rror.
T. E Macy, II provision merchant. his Wife
and daughter Belle. 0i cupiol the two state
rooms where "lth'l of the damage was done.
and Were in them when the wave struck. All
three were tbrIIwn viidI-Illly t0 the flour and
covered with the debris. out of which they
were taken biilly cut. The main Nlillflll “I”
own filled with the ruuliiag water. and the re
malning wwengers got a thorI nigh drenching.
Scarcely an hour after a see- Ind wave struck
the vessel and rushed Ilowu the saloon I-oui—
panionnay and into the hold. where it
drenched the cargo. J. A. Miller. a saloon
manager, was struck by the ma~s of water
and knockel down, fracturing his skull.
Another Infienger, Mrs. l'eirson, was also
thrown down and had her face and head
stiIerely bruised.
As the engine room were "ruled, Captain
Daggett ordered th- Im~43l lime to audit]-
lowed her to drift to the south for twelve
hours, during which time she was at the
mercy of the waves. lugs of oil were an»
pended from the taffraihi and how's, and the
crew believe the action of the oil on the
water aided the vessd to Weather the storm
The engines were star-tel on Monday and the
vcawl IIIiIiiagel to got into port in safety
ytsterday morning. After the storm the
captoiusaw Ii bark and two schooncrs in die
tress.
A large fr Il‘t‘c II.’ c Irpmters was put to work
as soon us the vow-l reached her pier, repair-
in: lllt' dining», and ymterday alternmn she
Iii-anal :It the custom house and will sail on
her outward trip today.
The C.yd-- linv- steamer Iroquois arrived at
10.1‘lifl'k yesterday morning, after encoun-
tering the mine storm. She was not far dis—
tant from the Chutttihixiuzhceduring the gale.
She left Charleston last Friday and was com-
pelled to heave to near the cape on Saturday.
On Sun-lay noon a monster wave struck the
[ort sine and stove in the Woodwork, flood.
ing 1h..- raloon. About thirty passenger!
were on board. Manager Keogh. of the
Churleshin Academy of Music, was severely
injureLand an unkiionn man had his eye
blacked. Twootliers Were slightly cut by
being dashed against the furniture. The set!
swept over the vIs~el on Monday and broke
the guard rails and the fore hutch was car-
ried away,
(‘I‘
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The Terrible Slnrnl.
Rumour, TIL, April ll.—A Ipecial to The
Virginian from Elizabeth City, R. C,. says
the dmtniI-tion by the storm along the North
Carolina coast has been terrific. The schoou~
er Susanna was blown ashore near Hatteras,
breaking in three pieces. and her crew of five
men perished. The schooner Susan waI
Wreckal in the same vicinity and the captain
and crew are mixing. The schooner Parrot!
has gone down and the captain and crew have
been drowned. The destruction to the crops
will amount to several hundred thousand
dollars No direct news has been received
from Hatteras yet, as the cable running
norms Oregon inlet is washed away. The
body of Elijah J. Dawson, captain of tilt
schoom r Northampton, ashore at Virginia
beach, was recovered near that place. Three
hundred dollars were found sewed in his
clothes. ‘I he bodies of the other three mem—
bers of his crew have not yet been recover-«l
Attendance at Harvard.
B05103, April ll.-—At a stated In: ‘Ing of
the overseer: of Harvard college i'. J voted
that the over-seem still retaining =' .Ir opinion
as to tlI-I desIrability of air warty morning
report. worst that rules slv fl baprepared
by the {III-Iilty which shall secure the daily
atten Iflilt'l‘ III tlie stub-Iris in Cambridge by
requiring that each all] lent shall be present
at lead at one mitt-go exercise on each week
day, IvIItI tin-l allowance for occasiona
absuicI-st
‘ rupture of Truln Robbers.
mu L.u.';:l'i1'v ‘I-Iril ll. —l-‘ov : officers
from A112 n I l In. lullvd.‘ III this city with
[our Ir.II-Ii Mn. ~. Tuii rubbers were cut»
tundiu 5 . Ilil L'IIII utter aI-iiaso of .501
mile; UVL‘I' rnir . pi :i'II I.~ and mountains. The
chase end-1t in a pitched battle. and the rob
has were forced to take to the brudi, when
they were villi-"red after a two days‘ search.
1'1;- paI-Iy lent for Denver yeah-play after
noon.
lallnro In Chicago.
Cameo. Apill ll.—l pun appiII-atlon at
“I! W. Goetx. a member of the dry good;
Ihlndolng business under the name of tin
'11:on Paris more,“ It Na :39 .nd III
flat. DWI, this city. a receiver bu been
id by tho superior court to Wind In
the affairs of the Iranian-II. The linbtliti- an
m. with anot- ulirnated at "Guilt
m of them in trade, listens, etc
ON THE“ DIAMOND.
(‘hlra-II hvl- IIII the All ‘Illtl‘lf‘ti In tho
IIIIIII II NII’HIIIIIII-I
Wuc .. *.
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“will .I.llII "III .‘...i I‘ .Iywlu Li)’
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rt’I‘IIlli‘Il III :I II -\ I I \I » I. I'll The
pin) I-;i IMII . i- ~ IIIII'. l\ "il'.I|lll
Was l’I-I-Iiil-IIII ‘ll III: II‘ the ~,-IIi1Ii.-I.
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All ,\I ~ iI ii 3 I ll Il It II II ‘.'
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'Lln’loll LIIII II. I ‘ll ”JIIII-l‘ liloH‘ll, l‘o-
L’JH)‘. \l iiiii.:i.; ’.‘I {l- I _\ .~III1IIIIII MriII'lI
out llillllvlll I .I. .N'II-IIIlo. l'anoll. I‘II‘lll". .N’Iillu'un.
ILI‘I-i dill ll- lIu ~- plat». l'I'llll, l'II-llvr l|llll lt_\':III.
Molt-II l-.I»~-- ‘mrI-lm. llinIiII, llirlo‘ i‘JI. lli-Illy
I'Ji. .‘~iiili\itti. l'- l'. l'IiI’t biw Ivll errors «All
Alllt‘fll‘ll, I; ('II .,,I-, :l. I‘m-ted balls Armin. .‘l,
\\ Il-I leI'lI ll- IIly Tlllll' Jim. lIIIIII' and liIIu-II
llllllllll‘i. l‘IiipirI- .‘Ilr. lliIrIiiizii.
U'l'lllfll "Allis.
.\t Jv-ney City—l'l'llli'l'llbll, 8; New York, .5.
At l'lII:iiIlelplIIa--» [ii-Inklyu. -I; Philadel-
phia, :I.
[\t limIou—llistiru. I‘J; Athletic, ll
.\t (‘iucinimti—t'.III~IIIu-iti. n; (flew-laud, I.
At lnIIIII'Ille-JIIIIM'IIIII, 0;; l'IltIIburg, 3.
At l'llillllllflH—i'Ullllllltlh. \; Milwaukee, 7.
At Washington —- \\'usliiu;;tun, l; Sevr-
urlI', I).
At Indianapolis—Indianapolis, lfi; Toron-
tn, I.
THE INTERSTATE COthISSION.
Important Action of the Son York III-an!
III Tnulu’.
NEW YORK. April ll. —-’l‘lII~ lI Irir-l of trade
has adopted n-mlutious that whereas the
iutI-rstnte I'IISIIIIIerI'e i'oiIiinI-sii-II was created
in ri-sp-um- to an overwlieliiiiug demand from
the uiI-rcIIIiliiI- and IIII'iniIfiiI'tuI‘Iug and agrlv
cultural Interests. for governmental super-
vision of railroads; nuil whereas, the commis-
floiilimslieeucnllnl upon to decide mainly
practical qu'ations of trIiIisluIrIntion rather
than ll't‘llllll'lli question. of law, and whereas,
it is now couipv Ned entirely of lawyers, not
experienced in the practical knowledge of in—
female commerce: therefore “solved, that
tlIvbII'IrII I’l'Illll’Si l'r-«IIlI-iit Harrison to fill
any van-:iIIIy in mid commission by the up-
pIIiutuII-ut of a Ill-'l'l‘lltllll primal of practi—
cal knowimlgv- of the annuities of Interstate
commerce, and who will represent the im~
portnut interests whim were instniIiIcutal
iu the creation of the I'oium'Lssion; and he
SillYl‘Il, that appointments to the commis~iuu
should not be r-igzirdedie.political or partisan
emoluments, but shoal-l it" made in confonn~
ity with the spirit of the law. I lL, the estab—
lishment of a tribunal f. r the protection of
the I‘IiriiinerI-ial and IIIdu»!t‘i.d, together with
the transpiration lnlul'thlh of the wiintry.
ltoclicster'a liabnenmnn Hospital.
RIII‘HEHTER, N. Y., April ll.——\’Ietcrdiiy
being the. unuivvmiary of the birth of Samuel
llahziI-Iiniun, the famous physician, the pro
"mp-rs of the new llahnemnun hospital in
this I-ity determined to celebrate it by form-
ally opening the hospital for Ihf‘, It is claimed
that thi- hospital is the only one In lhtl coun-
try organ ml on the principlec. of llizhne
man, and that lioiii-~Ipatliy In [Ls sll’ll'ia‘rl sigv
nifiI-Iuice it ill be practiced there, Tl... hos-
pital starts out tllI'lr'!‘ Iiimt favorable :I!l~';IlI'I-
and Will open with lib-Int fifty bed», l'ublii-
exercises “Tr" held. at which IIIlslrI-.~I-.I were
delivered by Mayor Pan-om and Dr. J. A.
Rich-r, oftltis (wily and Dr. ('. K IlritlIr of
)loutIlairJ '..J Quito II l..rgo.~urIiIIf mum,—
was reI-eiied In cont. dbllll Ins at the meeting
Second AItI Inpt III “' rock a 'l'raln.
(‘LEVHLIISIL April ll,—.»\ special from
(,‘Iiuton, 0., 531‘s that n. socon l 'ultI-mpt win-I
made at lnnisville. 0.. to wreck a tmiu on
the l’ittsbnrz. Fort Wayne and Chicago
road, Ties were strapped to the truck. An
employe of thy road discovered the obstruc-
tion just before the train was due. He was
unable to remove the ties and started east to
strip the train. He had no signal, but finding
a new~papcr in his pot-hm, ignited it and
waving it over his head, brouzlit the train to
a standdili. The trim struck theme-traction,
but not with sutiicicnt form to cause it to
jump the track. The attempt made last
week at the same point was by inn-rung fish
plates in the switch.
Dccllnca to Be Pardoned.
Wmuxa, W. Va, April lL—Governor
Wilson has pardoned Enos Bashnln, of Sam-
mers county, seat up for few years in Sep
tembcr last for grand larceny. The governor
gave as b'u reason than Bastian: “was not of
that dogma of intelllgmca to make him on-
pable of distinguishing right from wrong."
Ba~hain declares he will not accept a pardon
granted on such grounds, and refinish) leave
the penitentiary. He says he has “more sense
in a minute than Governor Wilson has shown
in his whole term."
CONDENSED NEWS.
The United Slam steamship Juniata will
take 4m apprentices l- .. ll the naval training
station at Newport to New York to attend
the centennial col-4' ~I Iztion,
Max Jul-o?» Jamlron, who is saidtn
have a favuilv ii Philadelphia, a second Wife
in Cairn-in I: - I II third In Boston, has been
anon-II II' :1.e latter place for Iolygniny.
The IiIiIr.~tnte military. demonstration at
Jack:- .I‘Ilie. Fla, opened unqiicioizsly. Thir-
iiipctnies are aZI-rml .' m the city, repre
. .ng nearly all tho southern states, and
there are expected The parade was an im-
posing one.
The trunk line general pu—seuger agent.
have granted the request of dry goods iner-
cthIls to make excursion tickets for the cen-
tennial I'I-lebiat'gm goo] until Slay 6, so as to
giu- v Is. tors to the city ample tune I.) make
purchases.
A mass Irwting was held a: l'my, N, Y”
under ilieuuwpiim III the \l' IIIltingineii'sas-
b‘flllltly, to ratify :imYatm ;.rL-un hill and
olIII r Slllliiul' Ills.” ~. SpeechoI were made
by Mir-:3 W. l) - ,~,>.-, J. J. linpkum, of
Ailxiny; l‘I-rlieulldyllldll J. G. llooley. of
Troy, and otheis.
Gmrgi- Godfrey has retired from the firm
of Th-kiior out in Boston. and Thomas B.
Tickiiur lA‘Clofl‘l-zi Imus! With Hnughton,
liflliu ti: Cm, who lime purcliulrd the copy-
rights. I-leIIrutype pa I and stock of the
IIIMk-ll manta public“! .-I of ’ticknor & Ca
The firm of ”lickuur . Co. will remain in
lamina: at usual. It It TICK-It continuing
the publication of ”rich-U IR. belu-
Ih; the "Amer-inn habitat-I." III-linden
books, etc.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY APRIL It. 1889.
LAWMAKIIIB AT TRENTON“
IITI’OM'II' "l. fillai’hs; of l'uhllr Ilitlvlall
-I|tlu~r "III-lire“.
Tatum. “, .l . Illllll II. v—‘l'l'wl' II... llI'~l
hills tiIlI' iI ‘I‘ll “Ila I~IIII I-I 7dr. ll'ii- li'lllllll)'l‘l',l
lllI‘l‘l‘lhlllL: llll‘ mlariI-s of llll‘ l‘\" I. l‘vlllllllllr
[III-mm. III N- "“lllh from t-ll'lll III {Kl Illil
I'I’ll‘il p ‘ _\ :It' I' I'm}; unit I build
lhi'l-lhn-llllltl til I ”\II“II lll~|lllnl1llvll
lllr liliwh't III‘l to permit the I-Iiinoloii
I‘Ulllll"l l I' .‘II nail; I-U pay the iii:iI'lII~l I'unr
IlllK‘IHllI‘i'r lor ”‘Il‘ll' “Ill‘h um II'ilIin up. NI
I-oiiipvu llll ii “mum-II In IlII-IIriglIIul mar
kct I‘llllllII-w Iourrn Ii ho M‘ll'l'fl‘ll the t 'Iirmiwn‘e
llllI'I'l bll‘,l|liil Ili- :‘II‘lhlll'I‘ lh designed to
III-rant Iln-ir beau: [I‘ll i It I-IIiinril no l‘lllbl‘t‘.
TIII-iiII-IIIiIi-i- [u‘s‘l ih~ Iimqnhly and aha.
went to Hi ' s 'IirilIu
Sprain-r llul~pI-IlI'. III" III iIII-rI~II-I~ IlII
IIIIIIIrI- I III llH' IIHII'III I ‘t'. Hulk and JI-Iu-l‘
I'Ily, l. It” the ll." "Inning of III Ii [I- sold
li-l ms III {I i IINI I \
Iiii lliiiil p-Is~‘I-,:-- l ,.. . '- ~ I l‘ll III
I‘llI‘lI I'llyll fi'rrl'lltl')‘ ll II '«I II) ”I tl.‘ I ll
mouth and one IiioswiI-u-i. Mi. llnd~pIIh
Il-‘Il‘l that ill“ Ir-wut Mlll|"ll‘\ paid III-rI-ulr
surd. II III that $2.50.! “an II-It l‘llltllKlI for!
I'll’llu' ’l'lm li.ll \I:t~lilII~i:d.~l N' II~ III IIIulII
III-I Ilil'l'llllllll silliirr {n.1,}. H
.\ "II I llil'-~ll’,:" oil we |.l"‘ l- :I l’x'I II I: wul
In llI-- I" IIIIII- l.y IIIII- run I: .
PENNSYLVAM‘I LI - ILATUI’QE.
.'l l‘IiinrIIhlo- l I, .' ‘ .1 ’v - II t!:-- ' II-.II'I:
lu;..
li\l'.l.I-;:l HI. 'I .‘ ' ~ .i. iid
lli’ iI.~I- lll'lIIiI - iI-. ' I“ : .- i: Ivi‘. (“a
jI mt l'IwIillllI-II 'll'i' J" 3 I. try
'l' \nl1I1; II-I‘ tin or - it . . . -.I 'I I”.
piii~ I'l ti.U minim; Incl .I l' xl Shires
bun-1». llJ'lltlsiIllslIl‘ I. l‘l‘.“ lliill Iiizly
‘IItiiil‘N’ll‘l. Illllllllzt .IJ, .» . IIII .t-ullin-IIIII‘I
in tun-l III. t- i~ you.
.‘I hIr; I IIiti. lllx': I p. tIliI- .I ll.’ _. - lI.I-.I r-
cI-Iviul II in Lynn “'II". "ll 2r» aiil
lll.’ lll ll I
o IIVI'llII liII-r III l'l'lrl . l lltt'l'l'l'
dl~i llllllllll-I' III loll. .IlI. lInr: ;': v-l IIIII-id
a bill to lil'llll‘l'l l’ltilllr't ~Ii ll III Ii'. ily, prw
I'I-E‘Ili: .~r\‘-l‘-- pvnulltm 101' any I‘lll' LI-iIIIIII'J
any l'lllll iIIl-lur l'i _\I'I‘ll'~ .'~!i.n'. I-r tIilIiII;
tlI -iii f r lillllltlltll pur, ow . I-l' iz. Ii'r_iiru,'
sun-ti children “Illl Int Ill" w-I-Iwiit ol tIiI-ii
[51101119, or 1h.- t’lllitlivyillt'lli In any duuwhull
of similar fruit“.
The hon-«Ii thou dinnsw’ III- bill to nu-
tlIuI w,- II I In... Ir ~ii; Iv- rvi~IoII I f piI ‘Ilii M hauls.
Tim lilll lil'v ”\lill' f‘iir Ill-Ill“ li l ~' liw‘l‘, 'l' 'lldl'lll!
iii lv -,.rIIu 'lis of l - III. III :Ll'll IIIli Ib .uls.
III the xiii-II- lhv- llil - ' I. .Img the
limo-iii: of Wind L Itl‘ll‘llfllll.‘ in
cl!2¢‘~.’lllll l'lr'l’l :l:~ IIII- I ll"-l, iIIIlIIIIII ‘lltl'
Inc-uh~ proi Ivliii.’
rl‘:ulfl!"l by III-lindll" -.
than $25 air III ro Iliriu ' lo I;
Ill l'Ig'
I
ll'llr‘15|ll Ii It In bu:
-: Izioiitli.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Saxtmi' iI .Vrvrspnprr l. lbs-l IIIII Reject-
od—T III- I: u in!» l' oquIuI-III Illll.
ALBANY, April IL—lu tl.I- II-s-IIIiIly om
of the apt-villi orders of "2" day was Mr.
Snxtun's lli'quflllfI‘ iilII-l lIi‘II amen-ling sec-
tions ltllla‘l of the code of civil lll‘ll'flllln‘.
After miiieiliv'iL-Nou the bill “l|~' ruinIu'II-l,
51 to'fi. .‘Ilr. Snxtnn’a IiiI-tiou to remnant»:
and lay I'it mutt-i" "it the table “a: curried.
'lim-l 'JII'IIl ru: I'Iu IIIIl Ivru rwI-II'I-Il {II-Iii
the :Im‘uihiy .Iiirl rI-l'I-rrI-l to the crucial
lllli'\ mmuiittw iII the M'lllllt‘.
The judiciary |"Illlilililu' rIIpIIrII-Il favor-
ably Mr. I 'ro-by'»ortvisi-roquiiviuu II II "vllll-
out IIIIIr-‘Iili ebb, and on the .~ twat ifi";l of
“Miami ll lwrtwiu that the bill“ I‘M not
II! it IIILI ricuiiuulltcd
’lhI- {"lIH'v rIng bills were pox-Ml: Mr. [ting-
beirik amending III-erode of civil procedure
relative to the jurialiI-Iinn of the (’vlllrllif-
oyI-r and termini-r, in order to allow change
vI-IIIII- “hen It rim-"Ira that an impartial
trinl cannot be ll'l‘l - ti‘ indictment I:
pending. .\li'. )lizqi' , giving the prI-l‘I-r-
cure to honorably 'llx'ltilrgfil mlIliI-rx iIIId
sailnrs nu :IIlilII- “Iii; in tho slate. Mr.
Hamilton's, giving the corrupt of the ~IatI- It,
the purchns-I-by the United Stan-sot asitr
foranxqiprniser's narchnnso in New York
city.
of
C‘ “I thml [if Cunt: Mr: I" e.
-\ptil ll. —— The New
ll. ~llIIp “2
New lint,
W «In: r..~. gin-Ix.
Eu- gliiul )iI Ihud'rt IoIilvrI-nm
T. Mullalie- ~u prwi lui. ' HpcuI-«l_ ' sin-day
morning at Trinity churi- h. Alli-r i- Ini-
nmnion had l~“'ll uiiuiiuistI-n-d tlII-I IIII-rI-iII-I-
organizid, R IV. l‘r. Manninglriir: r. ‘I'l“t'll'tl
secretary. with llor, datum Sludge, of liltllli'
ton, m nthlsllhll. ('.qunitt ~es WI-renppniiin d
on thevurioug branches I-f (‘Illtlt'l'l-ZII‘I‘ lithi-
nms, R ~v. Jonathan Soul was I'l..~'l~‘l ~23:-
istiu-nl sI-crc-tiry. on? J. .‘J ”~.:>Irl, .LG.
’eimy, A. ll. :~'l.:irp.~.vi.l ('. ll. Pain.- :I~
ants. Pix-Horn: unr ('«IipiitL Iit‘ He'irgia,
was intrIIdIII-I cl.
,~I~‘.—
Iligh Liven“! ll IIuIIuI ;.irI-
Dorm. Del. April IL—Tiie homo haZ
[Iris-Isl, with only one dime-nun: Tnle‘, Iii»
“. L Davis hi ,zh li: case bill, whii b has. he fl
sill sIIIIIIul for the Pa in It in xedl: ,_II III met
and Mail op In in ll, “llI.ll had been p. nIliu;
for over t ) nioutlh pu-t. The lhvis bill
fixes lhel :Iiw fe~ at s'r‘rt for IiIioI of
llHtJQinha ant~ and over, $50“ f r towm
of :lllodatid or an H ioI rural d: t ‘I t».
The sunll31llr~‘i I! l [1- rill tet- I
convention bill iIItI-InttiI-Iil y:-t
mils for another election on tho IIIIIIl Tim.-
day in Slay next.
Mountain Fires In I“ "gland.
llAiiIZleT-DWS, Mil, .tpril !! «—Tl't’-'v' large
fins are Ingiir; on lli - 50:123. ::l on: Iiii. [hm
Elgcmutit. The fire I',i.l ill from the spark:
of a pissing cruiue. A not lot If timber
has alrvzi-lj.‘ bit-n destr-Iyml mil Ill" iii-Iris
still uni-hwkxl. The win l i~ fIIrI-iII: thi- lire
in the dim-chart 0f the .‘d -u:It.'IIII lio‘rro,
and III. n: is good ground for four that the
building; nill be Pnll.~‘lllc"_l.
I .
Ill.”
l‘I-rIIlZur Cruise for n Strike.
'i‘Imx. 0., Apnl ll—Tli-Imns De Champs,
a Belgian glass blower, was arrested for mur-
Ilernnsly multing Francis Lannery. sugar-
iiitetident and formerly Belgian consul to
Toronto, and the Belgian glass blowers at
the factory, numbering seventy-five, went on
a strike and refused to Work unless their
companion was relemwl. Tao f'lealfy has
been shut down.
Avoiilinoodsand petsand ataLofnlkl»
In.
! iliby lift-("IIPY Amnltlul.
Ottawa, April ll.—Tlic jiirv in the trial a!
Libby l'x‘uc‘d-T, who Lilla] Henry \V. King,
Jr,. in the Paxton h-iisc a few months ago,
returnei a Verdict at not guilty. Theda
tense was iii-unity. The defendant lived
with King a: his n:- . tress in Chicago, and
when he iiiai ricd and mine to Omaha to live
she followed him. and hit Lint in the ball of
the hotI-l.
Sean-nerd for Ste-ling "allots.
CHICAUID. .‘IprIl ll.—J ridge Pendergast
found William Wilton guilty of interfering
With the judges and clerks of the election (If
the eighth precinct of the first ward, and son-
tenced him to 300 day: In the county fill.
at offense was stealing the ballots after they
had been counted
Arrested for Enrhenli merit.
Human. Conn. Ap: II ll.— ‘Il . J. Irving,
JIL. local wags-of the Hammond Dre-st
Dd company, ha been mic-I clarged
With cabal-nut, theamonut of IIIIIIIlIepd
m bin; about 810. am.
”I‘ll ill"l4'l‘IlN'll‘f'1llflll lifi,
It}! i .‘llll‘ Ill i ‘ lli< huuvil preservative, llOlhln
glEVElAllfl s
SUPERIOR
BllllllliPllWlllll
TllE PllllEST lllll BEN
ls made onlyof strictly urn II- cream
of tartar. atrlctl pang) Nominate of
Iioila. and a aural portion of flour as Ii
elite thIII-II-r. and
is warranted entire y free from alum.
|ammonia. phoaphales. lime. and all the
l
IIdIIlteIIiIIta frequently found in lialtinit
powders. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the. nicely of their
combination. render Clev I-land'ii an Ierior
baking pow ilI-rthe moat healthful and most
economiial in use. and it always atforda
wholesome niitiitious. and delicious food.
It in m-oniinended for purity , healthful-
ui‘ns and elliclency by GoIeinment and
State chi-mists. rhcuiista of Boards of
Health and pmfI-Iuioi-a in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Fold only in cans, I'iill “I'lL'lll.
(‘uiimun “normals. Aintsv. N. Y.
8. 6:0. TEA
'l'ho Chaim 'lea" aver Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MOST DaJC'IOCS BEVERAGE. Tlli’ IT.
'I'nvillurumuytttx. C" ’
I: ll the llIIIIrr-Ir III .-II 7 l’ nr.
III. limit plantain: 11.. v' ' "
1. if" at. d ln-fl {rim-HI it
I“ r ' ‘ ltlffflu‘llt'azf ' »l
I I InI 7 din ,, . II II In“ I
HIII. :'.l Iii hH tlI i II‘ II 'IvIrp-lrl
; . ‘.:l a: C:...'.en::.l" .2: Co.. I". r...
IIruI.’ (7);", “17 Hurling Slip, fut." rul- -'.
for ruin by the amt mm
P. D. LAWTON & (30.,
I). L’llOllllElllEl',
CHAS. ll. FERRIS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
t’. N. II. a: ll. RAILROAD.
December 2!, 1889.
......
Hi hull 1:!
. n1 -- f'.‘ ‘..'
Irratlir I‘ «Th 3'
fl
mi.
wind VIII-r. . some nIrr.
5.1K a. In. Expreu. 6.3! “ Armin.
5.-t8 “ lame”. 7.38 " Armin.
6J2 ” WEI. 8.50 " Armin.
[are “ B'port. Sp. ins -‘ hxallix.
1.2-3 " hiral Ex. IIHZ Acton:
7.56 " Local Ex. 12. l3p.ln.Boatnn Ix.
8.2"} " bot'nllix. 1.07 Locallx.
6.30 “ salts Icclll. 1.45 -' ap'gucla w".
0.13 " local 3.0? “
9.36 “ Aurora. ,4." " Hon-.21.
10.13 " Rx. 1.2: ” Arena.
1145 " hicallx. 5.09 " Nonmh.
Imp auburn-13.. 5J3 ” Account.
1.20 Bo.N.-p ,1’.l8"boal Exp!!-
2.“ " Aurora. 7:3: " Bridgd'pt Am.
J.“ “ Boatoulx. 849 " Accent.
506 " btmfcrdAcc 9.49 " Antoni.
5:29 " [upturn it 117: " Admit“
flat “ StamfordAa: 12.6 " Inn
8." " B‘port taper. 8mm".
10.15 “ Moon. , 7.38 “ will.
Scam". 0.11 " Acton.
9J5 Anton. 6.51 MI. Ace-Ii.
6.14;). III Acwni.
7:28 II
Tr:rn:];;;0 Juana-I
Ironic Wn‘r. com. um:
6.07 I. in l 6.34 a. In.
6.5:: “ l 8.52 ”
7.19 " 1.47 p in.
9.32 " 5.15 “
it.“ “ 6.33
2.40 p In. 9.51 “
5m " '
w CI
8.0: “ '
0. I. Bun-n, ... 1'. III
Gen. Snp' . I’m Ag‘I
‘\
631 state,
eal state,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
0.0
1- Oil SALE BY
Tillllll & lllllllEll,
RICA]; l JS'I‘A’I‘E,
FlBE, LlFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
AGENTS. .
45 and 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
”Iow—
Desirable Buildinglolsmsmg;
Franklin,Summitt and West Streets, also
on Elmwood, Bayview and Taylor avesI,
and on Hillside Place.
Improved Preliminaries:
ward and Stuart aves., also on Monroe,
West, Lowe, Spring, Cedar Concord and
Chestnut Sts., on the Turnpike, Roton
Hill and Ely Neck Roads, and desirable
residences in East Norwalk.
We havelhe Plan °* W m"
and veryconven-
tly arranged 8 room houses, the founda-
tions of which are already laid on West St.
which can be finished by the first of June.
exincelle’tstate
AFarmolI5llcre .. mm...
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
[LISBURY It NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February «b.1888.
Panel-gar ‘l’rnlna.
SOUTH.
LLNIirwnlk. LLBo. Nawnlk. Ar. Wilson Poll
'I' 32 a. In. 'I' M I. in. s m a. n.
8 17 " 827 “ 85 “
1008 " 1013 “ 10m ”
lgsggpuin. twain. “Thrall.
o 'Is -- iiimi II as " Illxcd sis “l‘x'd
s I. .. I I. 9 Is I. I.
9‘ II u ‘0“ .6 n 103‘ II II
SUNDAY.
900 I. in.
am p. in.
NORTII.
Lv.Wll-Im Point. Lv.80.Nornlk. Ar.Nonnlk
IIOLnMixed lmnml’x‘d 210mm
6:5 0 l. 6” ca u 6‘! u
845 “ 918 " 923-...
1201 “ 121mm. 1218 I.
250 "lecd are "lined “6 a]
42mm. 512 " 517p.lL
5w u 6“ II 60 I.
715 “
ioIo «Iona tor: “Ike-l Inuit-Ii
mu. 2
Damn 95a...
Glenn 657nm.
W..ll 97mm)! Vice-Prenatal Gen‘l Ian-gs.
RC Pamsii tandem.
A.W.annr. Amt.
IAIN LINE.
mm for Pitt‘dd.
7%..an
two...“ 1vmmvun.
panama. n:
«no “ m‘n
:Goee only an In Is Great Burlington.
w'Goaonly u far In New Hillard
manna-on. Vice Pru‘t It Gen'l lan' g‘r
W. IK. LI’Ol, mm};
A. “1?an Ag‘ . Mama-t. 0t
Pour-ll-
N oll.putel and mono. and White
hatch. Artwork Illdatfltl
Sta-ford.
D. ONCOO
‘l'l'lOl'AR WRAN.
Plllll Slllll
—n—--
Ollfllllllll & Sllll’S
Druggists,
in. n In; sum, Not-walk.
dwelling and out-houses in good condition,
ready for occupancy, situated about 1 mile
from Eastflorwalk Railroad Station.
26 acres,
Alarm at Sn.Wi|lnn“" MI...
out-houses and land all in good condi-
tion. A variety of good fruit on the place.
Alarm of 40 acres in llarien
10 minutes walk from the Rowavton
Station.
Country residence
Avery dOSllallle within 5 minutes
walk of Nin'oton Station of 35 acres,
Grounds and improvements in good
condition.
other Primerly
to call.
I
on our list. Pur-
chasers are Invited
._________.....I____.
I
,‘I
'DIIIIIIIIIIFIIIMIIIIIIIBIIII
FOR SALE.
TAYTJORI & 00mm.
30.! Iltlto. PIN. lalfoo Accident,
Plato Gilli, I“ Mean Boll ler
INIUBANOE AGENTS
Also Agent- nIr the Sale or
Doberman and Far— Ion-nae
0 AI. 7 not out. Bull.
Loan- Negotiated.
OFFICI: .45 an wI-Iiiiigm BL, 30: rim-iii.
NEW DEPllll'llRll!
Having made extensive
additions to my
Confectionery
Department, I am n0\v
offering some. ot' the
I I
Chaioest Candies
To be found in the place.
IVIy assortment; compris-
known firms of
Hit ler of New York.
annoys M New York,
howaey of Boston,
Whitman of Philadelphia,
IcDonald &: Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
Cor. Nlnln and Wall film“.
i c wriiiii'iiii'siiiim
SO. NORWALK.
————~oo¢ --——
FRAMING at lowest nricm.
Full line at Artists’ Materials.
New and Second Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
-up-
Barn-Yard Manures.
lllMflNll Blfll
BEE HIVE]
General Intelligence Office
Anyone in want “employment. or wiehingto
changehlsorherplane. willllndltwttl Ihanto
and theiruina. ' free-
callhm
Gmtlenenwillbechsmedlhemrn officta.
yonwlnttobu wnmmmhorcnqnimforny
thingyonan Iohereuwewilladvenircatthc
oflcecreryday. Wehreaeittmgroouforladla
maniacal-aka.
“I.
I.
‘I
Wehrearuunnntw whacyou can get anything
“(flicks “deluxe; gnu “ mm
yt yer WW3
natin Yonnltc'luectfnlly. B BIYB,
No. 5 Water St, Borough.
LentEasCome
Mnmpupmdtofnmu’hnllkindaof
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Whole-leandkehil. Humanitarian
lint: form can: quantity everyday but.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTEBS
m hm not m m
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Le ttu c e, Radishes,
Pickled Oysters,
,‘fifil‘fl. MARKET LINE“. ""‘”
PRES]! EVERY DAY
HUNT Ill-“Z—ELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard on Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
m IIW. ht thin Cit.
es goods from the well- N
W. CIQUINTARD,
m urn-nu.
Art
CARRIAGE
WATCH BE.
. . , ., n “V572“"""’ r...
llclal stone Stall. Oopliiztv
Lawn noun-I.
BLOCKS.
Ck (3., &C-,
ulactured by C. T. lEONABO,
as We“: ltroat. hit I)
FINE"
l
—-——IY——
BKIIJIED woman.
The Mlowln In the midlands. D. lulu; I
KmWOflM lam School of W. new
I
HOMER B. IIOYT,
JEWELER.
No
Thla ll to uni
Infect! elegant,“ and I night?
more.
valuable addition tony Jewelry were
recommend the young man to any
bu done chronomoter.
work In Ilnt-cluutylo.
Inglleh and Swirl Work and [mull
all Illa! of India. undue- NI work
1 5 Railroad Place.
WIIIon. Hit... lob. tab. 1..
in rpacc forbids.
ch w
urn-2.9.3....
Torin truly. W. F. A. '00
EVENING
CommercialSchool.
avatars: uranium—n,- a lJItlI of
fibula-m
omen. aim-HM .Wlth
our-c hndohmtqum [mainly
which
fitted for an commercial
Honda,
6110 RAND ,AND; I 0 D'-
nonmtlnln charge of a . who
nearer-albeit and
1‘an IRK'AN cmB-A Wt”
hate Lowe“ gins III-o- two lm nth
'Wpuldbepleludto have you all or Into for
Inniculu! runnnuncon
Gazette Bundling, Emmet.
P. 8. -Alm of Dinin-
Buliieu College.
W~w
CANDIES
BAKERY
COBNUCOPIAB. CANDY NYE. Ind: flll M
MrsJohnEolland
:4
i
‘i
Oflllkindt nach-
wt of
HUD“! m
9152!
The Best Ktiiilling Wood
Nowtobeblllaloldbyc'l‘. MI: h d
50 lbs. at 500 mil.
Oncmiaworthlannciutm ”kindle-gym,
n.
c. 'r. woman,
It! Wata'Sta XIII-3k.
SPRINEOETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts'
At 25. 30. and 40 Cents, Ml. Boll.
Embosséd Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double loll,
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
South Norwalk, Ct.
18 North Main St.
DEcii'hR’s
l 8 North lain 8%..
llfllll'llllllllllllll
ONLY LOOK!
Phhbi‘l‘ry'afigtfly. whit ............ ”"91:
fillinfinnhtedhgnm... . t.
.......... ”It
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5lhIIRemenu.... .Ic
Maud 3mm... “ain‘t
Callfmla burial“ IR.-
» _ Ike-
?Iullxed’l'n ...... .Oclb
mu :...-;.... 2::
meme..." ........... ”0*“
W. Hawaii Stuart
CASH
“‘1...—
92 Washington Street.
A. s. FERRNS._
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
“WI-hm...
Minimum.
mm,
Norwalk Chronicler