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Hi: Resignation as First Comp-
troller Accepted.
REASONS ASSIGNED FOR THE M‘I‘.
Appointment of a ('onlminiim to Treat
with the Mom In lupin! to Their
Intonation — t‘hlldronn' the
'llltr “mun Grounds.
Buy In
Wluiiivumx. April zl.-"l‘ll0 resignhtim
of Judge linrhiim, first roiiiptrollur of the
treasury, was accepted by Nri'retnry \\'in-
dun yesterday. to take nth-ct lit once. Judge
Durham wtll return to his home in Kentucky.
There are various explanations nth-rut for
till-hasty action on the part of tin- HT?“-
tary. Secretary “'lniliilll hub] that '10 Int-l
accepted “I. Durham‘s resignation in the
ordinary Within 0‘ Militia», not because of
My fault with the latter's otllI ill mnduct,
but muse III several III-wwnlrr artii‘lm re-
fleeting upon the n-litiiiiisirntmn “‘lllt'll Dh'
mid to have ban iu~pirnl by the first 00mp-
tl'ollor. These attributes] a-ntinwnh to the
flntcoulptruller, it true, must him- made it
ttnpleaamt for him to continue in Lillie
under existing clrcunnstancI-H. “II the other
hand, it is said, that the immediate mum of
the change iii due to a penvnml Illlfillllllt‘r'
standing helm-en Attorney .‘llt‘l’lll Miller
and First Comptroller Durham III regard to
the mate of John I. llavI-nimrt its super-
viaor 0! elections in New York. Thi- hitter
recently pl’t'sielllml \‘Inlcheni aggregating
83,2“) for “extraordinary exp-uses" iti-
curred during the last pnx-l-lcnlinl I-ln'tion.
Thai) Were being cxmiiinul by the first
comptroller, and he signified his intention of
dhllowing them. lie haul P’t'Vt'l’lll confer~
m with the Ollilnll')’ general on the sill»
jtct, which resulted in an Ills-n rupture bo-
tweeu the twooiliririis, so much so that the
first comptroller on Friday but ignoml two
Mlle-ta from the attorney general to call at
his Milne. Tho Davenlmrt accounts were
then taken out of his hands and tunied over
to the attorney general, where they now are.
The Sioux Reservation.
\i'asnlxorox, April Zl—Geu (.‘mok, U.
8. A; Hon Charles A. Poster, of Ohio, and
Hon. William Wamvr, of Slimmri. have
been gym-timid by the president a niiiliilission
to negotiate Ivith the Sioux Indium for the
surrender at certain lands llll'lt'l' the act lip-
pflll'ctl on “it! '.ltl “I last Mnrt'ii. The roll!-
nil-slain is not exiu-tul to Willblt‘ at Wash-
ington before the 1st of May. Abrut that
date all the members will m-et hen- and re-
ceive their instructions from Secretary N: ride.
The n-servutiam now ‘Il‘t'llllll‘d by the Sioux
Indians ciiillrnccs about '.‘lJit'lOJMJ acres of
land. Thrre are upvn this reservation about
2441” Indians. The object of the commission
blow-urn. if l-mible. from the Sioux In-
dins the relinvptnlunvtit of from nim- to eleven
million acres of land
('hllrln-n’ a Day at the White Lame.
W‘smsor is Agrii "l-Washin gtui f.l"'
drelr turned out in f. .rce yesterday and par-
ticipated In the annual Banter egg roiling:
MVitit-s in the White Home grounds, [I
batimatcd that “1,0” persons, fully llirco
fourths of whom were children. “'(‘TIJ' (In the
grounds during the day. The day was balmy
and spring like and light dresses predominab
ed. At lo’clm-k the president came down
into the East room and shook hands with sev-
eral hundred grown people and children.
Afterlunchinghe mule-out on the rearpmch
o! the mansionwith Bonny McKee in his
arms, accompanied by Hrs. Harriaozi, Russell
Harrison Mrs. MI: Kec, Mrs. anihy, Dr.
Scott and a few othel'si. Dr Scott held
“baby" McKee, who aided his brother in en-
gulfing the crowd by wavinga handkerchief.
The president remained on the porch (or half
an hour, watching the little folks enjoy them-
selves on the green sward.
The Appointment 0! Alphonso Hart.
“'aslllxorox, April {El—The Post put»
Tisha an interview with Senator Quay about
the distribution of offices to Ohio men in gen
era] and the appointment of Alphomo Hart,
of that state, to the position of solicitor of in-
ternal revenue, which the senator claims the
Ohio [topic had solemnly promised to keep
their minis oil. This place .‘llr Quay wanted
for Judge Gilkinson, of Penmylvan'n
“It is all straight goods," Senator Quay
said to The Post reporter. “There will be
very few Sherman rota in Pennsylvania
after this. This exhibition of the Ohio idea
it too much for me. There was a definite un-
derstanding that this position was to be left
dear for Mr. Gilkinson. Ti; 0 Ohio people ac-
cepted the place for Hart. I believe Butter-
worth claims to have forgotten the agree-
mt. I! I had been in their place [fart
would he told to withdraw. I don't know
what they propose to do or how they propose
to uphill th'n. I only know the agreement
ha been broken."
Satlonal Capital Notes.
Wmoros, Aprii23.—Pmmstcr Gen-
aralWannamaker has made the following
mu: Paul Vandervoort, of No-
bra-kn, to be superintendent of mails at
()nnha, \eb., and Henry A. Thomas, of
Massachusetts; tobemperintendent of mails
at Bostml, 31m, vice Peter J. Hughes, re-
Signed.
Irvine Stiller, of Chicago, was appointed
Wary of the Sioux Indian commission.
Mr Miller BamotAssociate-lustiee Mills,
of the supreme court.
The acting comptroller of the currency hm
ted George llcNeir, of Minneapolis,
receiver of the First National Bank of Anoko,
ling, which failed Apil 6 Int.
. A Bearing Paar-raster Honor:- !.
Emma, N. 1., April tilt—Th. :..iaches
oltheBtiaheth postotllce mudahand-
msilva’ice pitcher to Jam. '1'. Wiley,
theretiring pmtmaster, who Lnbecngiven
thalayjudgeshipcKUnlancounty. Thepro-
mutation tookplace atJudgeWDeyushorne
Tbecmploya of the department ambled
andmarched to thorufloncoinabody.
Postal-stall). lBitter,onbehalf at his
anti-ten delivered the mutation speech.
Wilt- Capa In new Jar-Icy.
1t" Bmswrcr. N. J.. A ' SL—Orlan-
do Pountt, a resilient of Bpottswood, was
mind while on his way home by a crowd 0!
mm algal-ed as White Caps, who held him
'Mh (no 0! their number clipped his hair
lathe-Min fantastic ridges until he was
my nuignizahlc. They said they did it
been. row-u staid out too late Saturday
ands-allay nights, instead of remaining in
thabmdhistarnily.
A road.- Agaat convicted.
m Anna—Ha} Daniel O'Ih'io-
htrecutlyapudonagutat Wuhiagtai,
unharmed thotlaited Stat-circuit
mm... .. Wmt—W.m._. M“. _.
ImoHIairIon DEFEATED.
III- (‘ouatltutlo-nl Amendment In “unai-
rhuutla IthI-ctoll by a lair-'1- Mum H)-
liiis'nitt, .-\I-iil "‘l -—'I III prnlrmul '.I ii id
tluiI" iIiiIIIIIlquIt to the l‘rllhllltlllllll lull"
Lalul by It majority whiiii will piolsili,
reach :L’.,Irii or mini,
'l'lin vole of llmtmi city I»: \‘III, ILA“. no.
“kW-"i. Um- llutiIlnII and lll‘ty-olghl cities
and towns unmilu til Boston give the follow-
ings-vie: \‘Im,43,534.IIn,.’i’-,.‘l."I Thiamin-
Hurry Illt‘lllllt'lt the lull-Ming: Wort-enter—
YIN, il.I‘-I; lIII, i'iJ'I‘iT. Hpringlleltlmvm,
I_‘.:::; n.-, 2.0m! l.lil)‘tlkt‘-“'l\". 71:3; no,
Li I. lsiivrI-Iuwh'I-ii, '.M; on, and. |.vIIIi
» \‘.-, '3 I nu, :Llltl. FitI-hl-Iirg Yul,
l.‘:n!_ :- ., 173m. llrI-I-liton-»—YI-~». I,‘.“.".l; no.
1.! ~ "'.illil') «Yi-.-,-I‘.il; ll', innit. lllivI-r
llli \.-., Nil; nu, 1.0222. 'l'nuIIlIIIIuYnl,
l.l"~. 'lii. LIN. New liolfunl~-\'ea, 1,300;
II t. H; l. NI-“liitrylnu‘l l—Ym, 4th". no, '.tt'i,
“ll m YIN. L’JM'; no, #7.! “’ulilililanII-I,
:l'; till. ”1'. l”t'llf‘t*blt‘l'"‘ \I- .-, '.lll ; IIIi, Lilli.
ll till'h' - VI», Lem; no, |,-_~|i'.. I'ln‘l‘l'II-V \‘m‘.
l.li'.'. ltd, Lilli. \VIIl-urn - Yes, l.ll'7: tin,
l.li‘.l.
A BURGLAR MAKES A HAUL.
ilI- lII'lllI l'p a Nation Ago-III and (it'll
.‘IIII) “hit a Large hum of Mumy.
li.\l.l.\Tl\'. Mm, April zl—Alwut link-lick
Hi: Fizilri} night it IIIIL-Iknl burglar t'llll'l‘t’al
ilu'e'almn at l'Iilt auburn. on the “nlwii
I'm. al. lie tour-Ii the agvnt, the only pI-nurn
Ill lll-‘blflll in, \Iitli a phtol ("Ill IlenIanIlI-Il
t‘I- L. ~~,_\ Iiliii' ll hi- rr-nu-u I! lie tlI--II IIIiulI
tlI~n,.;eI:l occupy :I gin-II position llllil pro-
I-m-lul to p:IlI:-iI-r the Nlit‘, run-urn; Il‘ulll
{Ila-hi to $2”,th m lu-uw)’. Among the
Indy mist-neurim» parkugu of $33"), a
letter-wuiliiiuin; {ilnllll'l ll. lllllltll'i' oi I-x-
[if-2w Ifllt'lillgt". “I' “in” look fill llII' vapm-Is.
freight lllltl lit'ltn'l. fun-ls, and robbed the
ago-nth!ii..~InWIiiIIoIicyaII-i i‘ulcabks The
rubber ”It'll lurk.“ out I}! “I" l-tllliull,
mounted a horse nnil rule on ny. llc linsnot
yet b..- n i-iipiiir.-.l.
OLD WORLD NEWS.
A Force of (Sennau Slur-Inc" he re run! by
Hath-ea of the farm-round.
ill-trims, April :l,—Tli.- North (:I-rnuin (ia-
u'tto publish it a report of all engagement lie-
twicn the crew of the (lei-ninn glint-lat llyaue
and a party of ruling of the Conn-room.
'l’hi- visa-l landed a foree of seventy—live of-
ficers and men and nhot light ensued, rmult—
ing in the retreat of the (Sermons. One sailor
was killed and tire ofllceni ivoundul.
Riotlug at Vienna Renewed.
VIENNA, April EL~TlIu riots growing out
of the strikes Wt‘l't' rcllI-WI-Il yIsItt-nlay after—
noon. The strikers mini-km! ntlII Iiiiinshed
several trntncam and “'t'rt- charged upon by
the cavalry patmiling the streets Many of
the mob Were wounded atnl about 100 were
mud
A German (‘aatla llurueul.
Brutus, April 21—Schwartzmilil castle at
Lubliniitz, l’nlcsian Silo-Ilia, the residence of
Prince Carl Hohenlohe, was bunicd to the
ground on Saturday. The ulstlc contained a
valuable collection of pictures and other
works of art, many of which cannot bl dupli-
cabal.
An Italian licputy'a Disgrace.
Roam, A; ril'. 5.: —The court of npprnl has
confirmed the sent» Iice impasol upon Deputy
(lhiant )lanieii, reprinting from his conviction
of fraudulent practices uliile a director of
the Bank of Cagliari. The sentence is that
the deputy be confined in prison for five years
and compelled to pay a line oi 2,000,000 lire.
Cable flashes.
Sr. I'zrrnsnem. April 21—h is said that
the Czar is in a state of extreme nervous ex-
citement pmluced by his constant dread of
attempts upon his life.
BEIJIRADIL', :‘lprilzzl.—The Journal Skho-
brun ilm‘lart'si that cx-King Milan has become
a Tllnlti: of Jerrxxilem, with a view of ulti—
nIatI-ly twin; proclaimed the yutriarcli of all
the Sermon».
El):.\BL‘IlI'IIl. April '52. —Tlll'i‘.' popular Int-et—
logs were holrl tIrlny at cm'h or which n reso-
lution was pom-Ii prute-ting against the
presentation of the freedom of the city to
Mr. I'arnI-ll.
Chicago (’nrpcnten' Strike I'Iiitt punt-II.
CHICAGO, April ii—Tliv: strike of the car-
penters', If there i.“ to be one, has been put oi!
by the action of the United Carpenters Coun-
cil for about four weeks. It was positively
asserted Saturday that a strike would be in-
augurated May I, but the Conwntcrs Coun-
cil has taken upm itself to put it oil. This
may lead to trouble among the working car-
pentu’n. Many delegatrs to the Carpenters
Council say that the men are much Wurktd
up and want to strike, while the council wants
to tide the present difficulty, not from love of
the homes but for other good reclaim.
Duel with Knives Orcra Girl.
('nrcaoo. April 21-31mm“, Kilgnlicn
and John McDonald, each about 34 years old,
fought adcsperate duel with knives in the
rear of No. if.” Washington Boulevard. Both
men love the same girl, and accidentally,
meeting, adjourned to the alley where arch
endeavors] to effectually dispose of his rival.
Kilgalltm was stabbed in h'n breast, abdomen,
groin and arms and B in a critical condition
McDmaltl received several cuts on his arms,
but was not seriously hurt. He is under
arrest.
Gen. Hannibal Bold-er Dead.
Faillso'rox, Ma, April Zi—Gcn Hanni-
bal Belchcr, the oldest member of the Frank-
tin bar and major general of the Maine
militia, died yesterday aged 71 years.
CONDENSED NEWS. '
At Harshwood, PL, Michael Porinski shot
and killed Michel Crouiclo. The men, who
were Hungarian laborers, hadla dispute over
unmetrivial matter.
The Scribners have received a letter from
Robert lmlis Stevenson at Honolulu stating
that he is in good health, and not alarmingly
in, as has been reported by some newspapers.
Don Sebastian Lerdo do Tejada, tax-presi-
dull of Mexico, died in New York city of
bronchitis and pleurisy. EPPresident lasrdo
had lived in New York city in retirement
sineeho left Mexico in 1576 on account at
political trouble; He was til years of a;
and. bachelor.
George T. Ryder, ofthe firm of George T.
RydekCa, theleadlng drygoodshousein
liddloboro, Han, committed suicide by
hiuiaelttoalimbofa tree near his
house. Dread at infinity and the weight of
barium ear-ea are apposed tohave prompted
the act. Ir. Ryder was a Free Mason, a
mambsottheAmu-lcan Iagiou of Honor,
otthaKulghhothwandotaever-lother
order-I. He luv- a family.
The Hon John C. Park, a notable Whig
matatyorflttyyoanago,diedat
Nam Ha... It‘d null! 83. He was a
graduate at Harvard and a mantra d the
Bulolk liar. Harwtedllatou inboth
tranche- ot the stab “turn. Be mad
as m attorney fir Moth county, clerk
attire-optic Maud at late year- ll
hue-of the pollen court at Newton. At
the din. turd-ed M Ditc- la Boo
tub “'1'. hr“ N Ii and Ir.
mallow-Mb
thwart. .
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local Notices to cents pct line.
6 twin? (nits.
)It. a. N. CLARK.
til South Ila-n street oppt
500T" hull“ AL
II to 9 a. In.
once linen. I, l2 l0 2 p. In.
'I'I- lcphonenwiutctiou. ti to II p. In.
I. B. KNAI’I‘.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Futmrhcr l'iana, hpirltliationn and Nil-"intend
t me for the eonrlmrllon of evuy dI Incriiition
of buildings.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Urrrc:-’l‘.ylox‘ I Building \i' killing: on St. ”1
ho. Norwalk '..0 Dox7‘5
F HYPECHWELL.
' Allt‘lil'l‘lli'l‘.
{mm (It! Ililiiliiml ii Block
Washing: on rum-h, humh Now
Want Aviva-x In. It. 350.: “In. St. 500.: “In. .I.. .I.
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or!)
it his in
ALBA. S. (H "HON,
0r;:.<.n' .: oft: e Fir-I: t'on 'rcnaim i'li I‘linrch,WIi!er
bury. 'l‘cacuerot
l’iaiml‘orte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
Lotti Box 30 l'. U, SUBWAI. K. IONR.
fl; ly
C H. D'Ali'l'tlls.
0
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Ills ecle-
t if'mi’ fur Wtiltl‘igi '¢ azti I’.~. r .I-
mm at. iy till hand for: he ale k and vii l.
on. c- t It rot liter. and Employ mi n: (Ir-Ire.
MHAlII' h'L‘. 50. NORWALK. 1.1".
J. D. J—ESSINUS.
Sunni-rot to L. K. Qilltlianl.
Undertaker & Eiiiimliner.
liLh‘f‘l'lilC Nliill'l' BELL IN TIME OFFICE.
No, I Knight 5:. learlcilt'i‘, .'. Elm 5L.
3‘50 :l-n Sttrwititi, (form.
J.
{fat-petiter
C. t'lttl‘i'f I"I
and Builder.
i'llus fort. ’. wit E‘TIthil‘.‘ .zlvcu.
JO’I mg or :-. mould promptly atti'niicute.
mopsnn — i ii iii .ir lain
l’. U Ito; «'1. sin: h Norwazktft.
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(1.“. ll-IXM‘ l‘n,
Builder and Contractor.
“1- k done by:‘ ..‘_: dry or con tract.
Uilt (no: 09 ll: \ .Lll‘l ‘I 01W: ct. I’.l). B0101?
SOUTH XOBIVAIK S.\\'l\(lS HAXK
'l “ militia, 0:. 5 it'll.
Open Daily (remit to lia.m.,rnd item 1 to; pin
aniton Saturday utilizing.- {Iomtiio s.
Winiercst altowcd on Deposits.
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ATENTS. _
G. R 8‘ I NGTON,
“'aahington, D. 0.
Tell you: in ”third Sales Patent unite.
ddzw (in-dc :Q‘Iiiveuzom mailed free,
George ll. Raymond,
FUllSl'l‘UllE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and we my hrzc cities: oi all kind: of furniture.
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
Ill-o prepared ft) lutlllrh everything newt-army for
ac 'nlemcnt of rinulcmi, day or night. Telephone
remit-r .on wnh ruliv are. No. 3 Beikley place.
ll 0 l9. Em
JOth H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NOR'JVALK
WRIGHT Jr FLYNN,‘
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of Wagons,
Trucks, Carts. etc.
All on l-I I (rt-pairing primptly done.
reveral new in l nr VT"! hand wagons for sale.
New Road Lam only 5.0.
Horse-Shoelng and all
kinds of Blacksmithing
Foot of Franklin St.
South Nortvnllt.
’1. 'V.
rials?!
Merrill Phonogizpic Academy,
axn
Commerclal Training School,
5] Atlantic it . Stanford, Ct. In Session
Day In... Evening.
HORTIIAHD and 'l‘ypewnting Department
In. dt-r the puma] instruction of the u: pno
cipal and 5|!!in manager of Gafay' sshortliand
School. Hartford. Conn
OIIERCIAL Department. for the rlndy of
book hoping. imnmanrhlp, aniline ic, etc. .,
in chargeoi I‘Iot. A. D. Wattle of New York city.
Young men and worn n cawfully prepared to tilt
honorable And lucrative poi-iliciis
Remington Typewi er Headqn mm for Stanford
and vicinity.
Burba- Hoosce supplied with competent all-let-
anir on short notice For circular: and full infor-
nation call on. or addict-r, '
Ills. If. A. limitth Prim.
51Atlauilctt, Stamford.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and House Agent. .
General in snrance A gency
You. Life and Accident.
Ocean Steam-trip Tickets—Cabin and Stealer.
DnmtormelJndp-Imrdund Imordmto
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
Railroad Tickets. m Checked
to Destination.
O'mn. Minuteman-J}
loath lot-walk. Oorn'i.
Sl'llN STflllli.
~ coo _
SPECIAL
Easter Bargains
In all Departments.
GREAT LEADERS
0n livery Counter.
..---.... L.
The following are a row or the
Inuit)“ Great Bouillon wIIII-Ir we
have to otter "III week:
Gloves in all the Latest Easier
Shades.
59c indics' Al-llultou
Glove, Tans and Slate,
750.
Kid
worlli
79c Ladle." 5 Button and 5
[look Kid Gloves, Tans nnrl
Black, worth $1.00.
21c Lnilics’ Tall'eta Glove,
Black and Colors, worth 33c.
"—40. ._..._
Grand Easter UBBBlBE uf Para-
sols.
Comprising the largest and
most elegant assortment Ol
pnrasols, coaching shades and
sun umbrellas ever displayed
in Norwalk. We invite the
ladies ol Norwalk and vicinity
to visit this department before
purchasing clsew here.
Our assortment the largest,
prices the lowest.
Frank A. Robbins’
Gigantic and Sensationaliy Realistic
W l L D W E S T
HIPPODROME, CARAVAN.
Circus, Menagerie, Museum, Aviary,
and Aquarium.
clinic Human Hippodrome Spills
GUOIATOBML TEATS and Clb’dlh’l‘l Mills.
100 CIRCUS CELEBRITIES 100
NOTED nouns-muss.
ramm nocusriunmvxs.
rum-imam artisan-rs.
sitinucr. JuooLnns,
ner-nrr Iircvcusrs,
ConICAL cunvss.
auazrso Attmniars.
nanixo rmnzmrs,
Iatflpt'm, Tumblers, Skatorial l’ht»
norm-nous, ch.
50 LADY ARTISTS 50
Making the grandest confederation in exiatcnt‘r.
l‘Klil'DRllXii STALLIONS, TRISH'S, DOGS, I'IGS.
MONKEYS Ah'll GOATS.
A HERD 0F 20 BLEPHANTS
Including the marveloua
ro- $128,000 11:»,
Mill] ill llll’llMlI illlllfilills
Actually Playing Popular Air: with Tillman-like
Skill, and the Wonderfully trainer!
QUADRILLE ELEPHANTS
Forming the «team! tripping " the _li ht Tania-tic
Im,‘ with the grace of an ordinary acorn nil-a.
:
Voltigcnm,
“fifi
ANIMALS FROM ALL BEGIONh
Ohm-lie rarity and value.
BIRDS of All Kinds ol Bill lliail Plnmaga
)f interest to Ornithological Stridenta, and the do.
light of Ladie- and Children.
REPTILES 0F Ill. DESCRIPTIONS
An Aquarium filled with
DEEP SEA PHENOMENAI
A Manor: of
1" RIMKS, 000mm, INT'KNTIONS. CIRCAMANS
WANTS. DWARI’S. SKELmNS, FAT KKK AND
.l'UHEN VENTRIWI'IBTS MAGICIAN‘, m.
Mil a Whole Family of
GLAY EATERS
For .n tho Er ergladoa. Forming the moat marvel-
inn, magnificent and lllIOmltTill' r consolidation OT
attractioua the World him ever aean
3N3 '1'!ch ADMITS To ALI. l
Childm. under!) years, "all Print
\. few elegantly lpmlnlr'tl ;»-ts reserved at I
urn-ll adv .
pi, ails Wli—B BBB. Billiilill
.I. ~ in III thes‘how fun I! I'prr. .:r Ilutly lllO‘. '..
on Morning Ill i. ,u Mimn.
‘..-‘\ 'NTOT T-‘A'IL TO SEE IT
Amman-Ilene! Paulo-r Painte-
troll the Annie-II Institute. llcw York City.
".I. lmll? AT
BASE BALI. GROUND.
- South Norwalk,
MONDAY,
MAY 6th.
Livery and Feed Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
Brim: and Carriage- to lot tor all main».
Carri - at Deptit Io noel Alli 'l‘ral til.
Iltlil at Rea-omit lo Prices.
coho-0mm _H1t
SWAH a" BHBHDTELII.
00! Water IL. foot of Bank.
BBlDOII’OB'I. 01'.
We ask renewed attention this ream to our stark
of Nova bloom hand mule woolen clocking: glove
and mittens, and our line of imported Gut-rotten
We wish to more fully introduce to the notice of
all out-door workers driven. R. R um. and a .-
luminum comlort and ufrit from we and
cold, to be derived treat a good in t of oiled cloth-
liig. With theae no rubber Glover and anger (kits.
of which we have a Mock. The damage to
limit-II and harm-ates yralllaad sleet stones in well
known toevery hone owner. One or our 0|ch
Canvas (lovers will prove a coin let» [notation
and may nave It: cost may nines Ii ii It Mom.
'l'liiaiu howeverue but elite “ml". at main
ballot-eel: dalingl Ii Pure Dead: and Olila rhlp
Chandler .Koxtneer‘ahupplica and Drcd in; la
ierlalr. any of there line. we are di cm to
match and impossible to beat.
By the way. ‘0 have a Brand 0! (‘l r- mule
from the but Imported stock which we act only in
boxes of 100nm. They are wry flue flavor um
cost but little more than cigarettes Drop in Ind
try them. Telephone. N. Y Prices. Never
nudenold. aptfl ly
The Old and Reliable.
.BlILl FREIGHT LINE.
Burvaliiievlnrk.
-THE PROPELLERS-
\ In
f 1‘“; 7"...l\m
W
«Maw-E4”
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily ll’lpfl, Sundays excepted fox
freight helm-en New \ork, Norwalk and bomb
Norwalk. Wiiilmvcl‘lcrzt'l. foot of lleckmanrtrecl.
New York. every evening, erupt Saturdays, at 5
o'clock. andon Saturday at 2 p m. Leave Nor-
waik Bridge and Soul Norwalk every evening.
Irolglit taken from and received for all
point- on tho llanbnry and Norwalk and
Bhutan; Ballroada at. (Ire-fly llulueod
Baton.
Upon applir‘lion to Attr'nll the (‘ily of Norwalk
and Eagle will be n-nt for I‘ll’t‘likl lot-In! {might
anywhere in New for. Ur i's nanny,
WA" mans are forbid trusting anyot the
etnplnycw of the boats of this line on account of
theowncreiherwf.
. l 1'l
' :KIAU-"I‘Il’l
1\rlnul. Heavy lived bolt
flan“: turf. nu. Both Iadxa'
3‘ V" if .. I '.ru'cnr‘mhwmka
a ll iI-ra a e value.
L ‘ /\Jtrnc I‘cmnlucuhio-
I- ..Iy nu occur-m the.
/l rev: h r with our lamatdnl-
1mm I... tt lluuhold
.. :Irnplna. Thou “plea, n
:l u the will). we
I‘rrc. aa- I after you have kept
A4,. L
I or! in your .1 m- fore mon' in andamwu Ihcruto than
u IL' v. iii-c led, tiuypc .uynrcwnp
w: .o in. .c at rate can be I 1. cl recriv. an! the" [Itch
and Huntplea. We Iy all at rt". freirhf. «I; Advlma
noun. Ca., 1 ole. Portland .11
rain
Minimal in.
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS,
SASE, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
OF ALL KISDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming;
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning
Lumber Yard tietweendgen railroad and carriage
llillal fill of Marshall Street.
South Norwulk', Conn.
Halal], Bailey B in.
, .Mk-IM-lm fr.-
FACE R BE" A " §.'::‘t‘.:;.'::r.'::-':.:
. «moi-Ito new pert-no. Sold by
imd: 0. Intuit-In: Barf-f
. .- .. .fl€m_
Nrw Hunt, Conn.
The Paricon 'l'ar Soap makes a line lather aria
loves the villa soft and agreeable; its cleansing
qualities are flnbclaea I llkelt.
R. M. BHHIIIAN “pummcmpelm.
le Ham Con.
Gentlemen—Having used your Falcon 'l‘ar Soap
myself, and finding it a ly good article for
DmniIu—Geo. “B. “In.
Baxur' I.
cleaneinz, Mruhinzandheulinzthe skin. 1 cheer-
R. s‘l'll'l‘SON.
fully recommend it profemlouall.
DIJ
For Complexion. Iliavtnl. Champoolal,
chapped Manda. Rough Okla.
WWII.
”nonhuman-unmet”
launmmflnwmnm
tar-m mar c... an lav... Oaaa.
filth-mnatrnhaafi when,“
murmured-32mm
Hantfledyourhricon To Burn
Iatlaaeuaaylllkalt. Hananudyordaediu
metathreeeaaudmgknuofthalkm,whcre It
III-tucdleutnlrpoaa. Shalltryitla
matulntopportunlty.
INID.
run Orr-rc- DDAI'I’cIIIl,
Main—l think yum imbwm‘h
m IADI I!
heat I a. all me. alone: [I
OIO‘BOE 3. PMIBTED.
GO Irwo
IBBBEBHiBlllB’S
-'- ro II ~—
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, we"
I\I) 2-4 Main Street.
WAGONS
New and secondohand
Buggies, Pliaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I’ricer-i to Sultm All.
Call and See Them.
W. II. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
FOR TIHE
'JillHH WIS "Bill-1“ ..
Plumbing,»
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AN I) ’1‘ 1_ N WAR 1::
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Haiileili all Hiaiiluiei
Do not buy amendment or Headstone from any
Mm}; p.h bulge direct to the show room of
g tea, Water Street, Norwalk and select one
all complete and you will not be din-appointed in no
ap nee. Dealer in all kinds of building atone
an cemetery work
P. W. BATES.
61 3 III ‘
AllRightAgain.
Having again got into my old stand, Kly‘ a Block.
lain street 3nd replaced the goods destroyed at. the
llre by a much inn.” and belur stock I Invite the
public to give me a call. I can show the beat line
in town of
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, _&.c.,
Arid oll‘er them at the most reamnahle cea.
(.Ivc me a call and you will be uni- ed that there
is no better place to buy or have repairing done.
IT. 1‘. O’ROHRKE,
mrl‘.‘ ‘.‘m
lllifll‘ll llllll‘ Llll Tl] -,lllll
To-llorrow ll ay lie Too Late.
Take an Endowment Poiicythat {on may need in
old age. It you live or If you die, t will be a help
to your family. . cents a day will give a young
Inna an endowment of Sl. 000 to be paid to him at
50 years ofage or to his family at death. 5 cents a
day will give you a life policy for 8|, 000. and you
do not loose whet you have paid if you stop paying
any year after three.
lNSURl TN 'l'Hl
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
Ol' HARTFORD.
8. S. L'HOHMEDIBU, Agent.
South Norwalk.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
PERSONS desirous of obtrinlilg life insurance It
actual cost. should writeforcirculau to
Security Hutnai Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.
This Society claims that for six years the coat to a
member of middle again! been
less “an Twelve Dollars a l'ear
for each thousand dollars of insurance. (“9 4m
KENT & CHOLWELL,
MASBNS AND PLASTEREBS.
Boilers or all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
1*‘ire Brick ‘Vork,
and Jobbing ‘01 all Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE AT 5. sBLLHCK’S,
In? Washington St. Bridle,
So. Norwnlk, Conn.
Also, r. 0. Box 140, Westport. Ct.
Examiner III
‘II I ”was
me to tan.
- Ear. moan-hm
“are“. OOH!-
'l'llfl Ilia] larial
l-—---'|‘BI BRIT——
MEATS
tllltVID IN Till BIBT HAHN!!!-
mwant the clinical Ila’l‘tl. obtainedre
0“of trouble or met. you will Ind than II my
WE: KOLIIWHII
Poultry ll all Kills
IN ITS BNO“
F. HAYES.
menu's uwcx. - sown NOR‘ALI
WAS
Ono QuaIIur—The Bert.
NllTllll llllllli'l'.
Dec! Veal, Lamb, lullon l'lirk, Salt and Fruit.
Corned Beef. Brook Tongue. llamr,
shoulders, Bumjlloxna, Prank
to one. Rte.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Waulilmrton Street.
J. H Kmefelter
07km TN
Beats, Fish Oysters,
V0. 0 litllll .‘S. Fruit-s
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
llllil. N. Y., B. H. &B. 381101.
Telephone Connection.
BBB] lliHlllllil“
28 liain St., 80. Norwalk.
Heals Fish tillers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Bit
Of' All Kinds in Their Season.
—AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
11. I. BENNETT. R. S. BUSTED.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always it..." and at :i modcnte price would do well
to all at the
ill ral Milli
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
will
Orders solicited and goods delivered to tiny part
of City.
Jilsnlt SBBII‘WBBL PI‘BBB.
SEWE RS!
F. “MC. PIERCE
DEALER Ill
81‘3“," ER; PE I’E
AM)
General Server Contractor
to make connections with main sewer
pimn this city on the moat favouhie urine.
es iIitr-ndiuz to connect withlhc recently luld
m in this city will find it to their tonnage to
call on him. 834“
. 31. I’IERCE
flux 20, South Norwalk, Ct.
JOHN ll. FERRIS,
'.ole salcand ltrtall Dealer in all kind: of
(Hill. AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Ellie Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lnekawanna, Locust
lio'nntaiii, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Coats.
lid! fit RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘- foot of Washington and liar-
ahall streets. Branch otlloe at Stilaon
Drug Store ulnl
le E860 EDYEg
Do II" On I". I“ MI”?
7581'" mare-1'7“}... Thyhannmt
he
not . dad
a“ not drunk or -I: nutsh‘m
=03“! Phat-lacy. dmnmdm
Fl’l‘Sll Canned Herring
12¢ a Car, or 9 Can for .I.”.
SeedPotaloes
Early Rose
—lll’—
New Queen.
“‘1‘—
Billie 8. Bumstuli’s.
F. H. NASH I BBB.
Hell 12 varieties or
RANGES
From $8.50 to $30.00.
Theone the People buy the M is the
“UNCLE NICK.”
We have lot-l am of tlIv-ee trime- aadover too
GnatAmI-nun healers. Tue-c range- and heal-
crl have won the victory. Just received a fill] this
Decorated China.
in zranlie Ind plain and en veil an ware, We
have I lame liock of Antapaoppug. Tilt and Iron
Ware. Price: low. Gin: III a call.
illiilillllil!
ALL iiinis
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Best Goods for
the Least Honey
———AT—
H. S. BRBWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane's Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECENT
$10, 000. 00
Tontine or Club Payment.
8 AN lLLUSTRATlON of the benefits of mar
log on the Mutual 'l'ontine or ClubPlan at the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
'Itw
vc below alistof beneficiaries that
int ediatribntlonoflhell duatrnmthctwo
smoothing-navel: deathot
W..G Jones, of Nchork City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paid in. MM."
HENRY E. G. LUY'I'IBS ....... 81615 M
Luytia 8:09., Importers. N. Y.
EDWARD D. HABRI B ........... ”.75 B
Antiiiect. A. '1'. Stewart lstatc,N.Y.
WILLTAI 1.. H083 ............... mm as
lentil-at. Bridgeport, Conn,
GEORGE INGIR'I‘ ....... . ..... new a
Dry Goods. N. Y.
HERBERT ANSTKY .............. rm £5
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton.
ALFRED P. ROLLER ........ ”nu!!!” &
Clvll Dishes. N. Y.
WESTONLBNYDER.... ......115.w &
Couiull-ioo Herthant. N. Y.
lpzatgéfl‘ls ................... 281.80 GB
e_ .—
m
HERBERT ANSTBY” "0199.0! 3].”
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton.
WILLIAI ll. STROXG ......... M,“ I,“
lmharit. N. X’.
FREDERICK W. SHEET... “IN I,“
Whole-ale lllllnery, N. Y.”
EDWIN l.. GWA'I'IIIIKY ....... moo I,”
back flaunt actory, Mn.
1'. W. G. JONES ................ 81.” I.”
Paid to Estate. _.
law You, July ill. I“.
MWWNMMIZ
Om: Itakelealare
a“ A demolition-hunt"
Ii Ii r noclatloa.
lan’rgllommeud Mandamus-ml.
one to be Insured :33. its "animal-them
uncut old-hm and III Mum ”1. in a pelt.-
able Investment. Your-Ii trll L non.
I'd-lb W‘vm
F. A. ell-IAMIL'I'VON,
onnmn AOII’.
P. 0. BOX “7. .
SOUTH NORWALK. NIH.
Norwalk Chronicler