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Pstnvs nus FORESTS.
All Appeal by the American
Forestry Congress.
TIIII III'I‘I' 05' till. l'AIN'l‘INl-‘S.
AI Important Dori-ion luv the 'I'n-a-ury
nonunion—Tho, I‘rc-Idcut I‘orrecta on
W In the Wording of III. I'vutcnulnl
Pullout-tinnél'oatottlcc- Appolntnu-uta.
WAHHIKU‘NIN, :‘lll’il 'I‘I . \ ilv li'gillioil “I
the American Ministry rough)», ('iillllmhml of
Mtlamen from all ports of the country,
healed by Governor beaver, u! I'cnmyli'lr
IIII, who I! president of Illt' congress, \vnitul
upon the pro-idem yesterday for the purpme
d engaging his attention in behalf of a
mum! fonnt policy for the I'n-Itol States.
Senator Hurley acounpaniol llll‘ delegation,
and eanuatly mnuuendml the objects of the
memorial pnwnlwl, The points. urged by
the delegation in prewuling lln- llli'llllil‘llll
which were cinplumml by (hm-rnur Iii-aver
an all iinpan‘tnnt “ore l-ricll)‘ anti-d u.~ fol-
lows:
There are three principal roman b ur enactr
lug legislation in behalf of the public tiniber
domain: Finn, tlio moral obligation of the
government to give settlers an oppmtunity
to autial y in a legitimate ninuncr lhcir iii-cw-
llllt! for lumber. Second, the dwirnbility
of saving to the nation an annual nuitcrinl
loiuof from tiooxioonn saw-mo occu-
llloned by fire and theft from the public do-
main. Third, the broader consideration,
that by thedenudiug of the meter" iuoun-
tall! slopes on which this national property
In altuated, favorable waterllow and mil con-
ditions are endangered, thus injuring the
agricultural proalmcta of the lands at the
foot of the mountain rangea The president
listened with intennt to the remarks of the
visitors.
Moat Pay Duty on the Picture.
Wasnisoros, April ill—A flrmot New
York importeni recently wrote to the truan-
ury department that a painting executed by
Th. Ronseau, and valued at 30,000 francs,
which was shipped to them from Paris in
will, was sent for storage to asafe deposit
company. and on its retuni to the timi was
found to be in such a damaged condition as
tobeunsalcable. The tirin asked the privi-
lege of sending it back to Paris for restora-
tion and its stilseipiont return to the United
Staten free of duty. The department has re-
fused to grant the request, on the ground
that the painting is dutinblo men-handing
and, bya long established regulation, must
banmnl on each importation-at the rate
of 30 per cent. ad valorcm.
An Error Corrected.
Wasnixoroa, April 35.~In his proclama-
tion, relative to the 30th of April, the prisi-
dent, in pursuance of the act of congress
passed on March 2d last, called on the people
of the United States to “.60”!le at their
places of wonhip and give thanks for the
bleieing'a showered on them since Washing—
ton’s inauguration. The wording of the
proclamation was such as to make the day
one of thanksgiving and not a national holi—
day, thus preventing all per diciu omployes
of the government receiving pay for the heli-
day, though obliged to tiller“! theniseivw
from work. In order that all per dieui eni-
ployes of the United States may receive pay
for that day, the president hint isued an
aniaudatory order, making the 30th a national
holiday.
I'mtolllcc Appolntnu-nta.
Waniiixorox, April 25.—-—The postmaster
general has appointed W. B. Cooley, of
Pennsylvania, chief clerk of tho postotliie
department, vice Jimph Roy, resigned. Mr.
Coidey was chief clerk of the money onb-r
oilice. [listinflice department, and has been in
the service twelve years. Edward G. Carlin,
of Pennsylvania, was npwintal an asistnnt
superintendent in the railway until service at
silo“). John A. Chapman, of Illinois, “'33
appointed chief of division of inspu‘tm‘s, post,-
oiliee department, vice A. W. Gibson, ro-
nigned. '
An Important Investigation
Wasnixorox, April ill—Capt. llnniel Mor-
gun Taylor, of the ordnance department of
the aruiy, Illta been directed by the secretary
of war to make a report on the concentration
of the militia organizations at the New York
centennial on April 30. Capt. Taylor will
make an investigation of the National guards
from the difl’erent states that will be repm.
«vented at the centennial to ascertain how
long a time is nocoemry for them to concen—
trate; whether the difl'erent organizations are
properly equipped: in what time bodies of
dillerent sizes could be concentrated in the
city of New York, and other information
tearing on the elliciency of the militia of the
country. Capt. Taylor will make such rec»
onimendations that, he may deem tit.
National Capital Notes.
Wasnixo'rox, April iii—George H. Shields,
of Miseuri, the new assistant attorney-gen-
eral for the interior department, yesterday
assumed charge of the duties of his ofllce.
James H. WardIey, of New York, a clerk
at 8,8“) in the census office, has been pro
metal to be chief of division in the oilice of
theaecmtary of the interior at 82,000 per an-
nnin.
The secretary of the navy has decided that
after the ceremonies attending the Washing-
ton inaugural centennial at New York the
Chicago shall pmceed to sea, at a safe dis-
tance from the coast and from passing veer
inland fire her battery for the purpose of
giving the carriages and fittings of the guns
a test.
The necretnry of state is informed that
Basia will send delegates to the marine eon-
lrrcnoa which meets at Washington on Dec.
16 next. '
shot By a Burglar. ,
Nasm'tLu, Tenn, April 2-1—11. Wolfson,
a wealthy merchant of Shelbyville, Tenn,
was shot. and probably lutally wounded at
hi: residence by a burglar. Mr. Wolfson was
awakened by a noise in his room and fired a
pistol at the intruder, but without ctl'ect.
The burglar than mined Mr. Wolfson and took
the weapon from hlm and shot him in the left
hunt. The burglar then ransacked the home
and M
Depend from the llulatry.
Sr. Levis, April alt—At Ila own roqueut
the Rev. Dr. Hairy 'I‘ruro Bray haa been dr
pad from the Episcopal ministry. “A great
my,“ aid he, “think my course an ash-m
W and ahocking one, but my rationallstic
view: are simply those held by the Broad
Church 0! England, which in amost potent
m in a. apiece-um reunion"
rm to Phlladolphla. '
WAMfl-flnatamdlm
m in the mum of CoaradB.
balconlllurth Tillman-at. Thun-
mmmannymcmu
lbw Totallo-ouatoekaudbulld-
fl. mm; fully insured. ‘l‘hraa llrunen
mmbymohbutaflarwu'dro
m.--.. w Wm m..-
rue news mom o—K-Cmom.
Ilnlldlng Operation. nt Iintlirlo—‘Ilcpurlcd
“Icing of Indiana.
Ill ruinr. liklnhunui, \‘m Amen.“ l‘l'ri'.
Kain. A]: 'd 1’3 Iiuillllv’ line made but little
llinlclinl llilHlll HIM nt Mim- .‘I-m-lny. Tliiia
far the loud "nice in the only miuplctcd
building In the town. 'I'Iic ('onniicrclnl Na-
tional Illnll lllla lllly cane-uteri at Work put-
ting up a light prairie ntructurc oppuaitc the
railroad ill-pol, and the lunudatiunu for a
row of homo-s on the Wed Hilll' of Illl' railroad
track huie becn laid. Till: l5 the full cvlrnt
of oue-Iuyk inipr-In-nii-nt. The Impulntimi
ls falling oll' innlci'inlly.
For n little “‘lllb* hm night it looked n:
if the HP“ city would go down an fast or it
went up. Just after dark grcat black clouds
law-m to drive ncrmol the sky from the south-
east, and in a «hurt Illlll‘ rain was pourinl: in
Ilil‘rl‘llli. (Ind-x of wind swept through the
tent» till the hillside and thrcntcuul to carry
them all away.
The wind order that has been priwrvwl
thus far, coiih'dcring that disputes nbout Iotil
are constantly arising, in llltll'Vt'loll-i. Not a
man llt'la Ili‘ll shot, and In only two inatances
\vcre revolvers drawn by men \vhn intended
to like them. Tho- mum that lifts contributed
much to the maintenance of good order is the
nlwncc of whivkv.
A rising of Indians is reported on the hor-
der on nl‘l'nlllll nt luminers who failed to K"?
Oklahoma clninis squatting on the Indiam‘
land. A party of trotqis is on the way to the
scene of the trouble,
\l'aaillxurox. April 2').--—-'l‘he following
dispatch'hus been receivod at the adjutant
“I'Ili‘rnl‘a nilice from Maj. Gen. Crook:
"The following telegram, dated Oklahoma
Station, is rispectfully repented: Reports
from Kiiiglldier, Guthrie and I‘nrcellntate
that everything progriwl Tncsalny in a
quiet and orderly manner, as no serious fric-
tion or di~tnrbnnce of any kind occurred as
the reports indicate: that there are from tm
totwelvc Ill-Illhflllll pcoplo in the territory.
Capt. Ali-Arthur at Guthrie reports about
3.0m there and t'npt. Hall at Kingfisher
about the mun- number there, and there arc
from thrce to four thousand in tlii.~
vicinity and between here and Purcell.
Liout. Dodge of my stud, whom I ordered to
Purcell on duty, returned last night about 9
o‘clock and repmtcd everything moving in a
satisfactory manner and the incoming settlers
cheerful and Well illsinml. This may be said
to be the ct llllllllml of nlIairs in all sections of
the country. In my opinion quite a number
of people have been deterred from entering
the country owing to the exaggerated rt»
‘pfll'lh as to the numbers coming in and the
difficulties of getting here. Ilowcvcr, from
reports from Forts Gill, Reno and elsewhere,
I am satisfied the nrrnngcnicnts prrfmtul
will prevent serious trouble of any kind,
though there may in remote Sections of the
country be individunl city-s of strife.
“I". .‘IEllllll'l’, Brigadier General."
.-\~.~istnnt Superintendent Christian, of the
railway mail service. telegraph to First A9-
si-innt Postmaster Gcneral L'larkson as folv
lows:
“Hermon, Oklahoma, April ‘53.
"Move Santa Fe railroad instructed to do
liver mail at postofllce here. Iam paying
81 a day for delivery to 10,000 people now.
here. Postmaster Flynn is here. Will turn
over this olIlce to him as soon IISIlls mm-
mis<ion arrives. Stage line comment-ml run-
ning to Lisbon from here yesterday. They
will carry mail from Guthrie In Lisbon daily
each way at rate of $2,000 per yuir. .\'n
time syn-citled. I will make temporary or—
rangements at that price. “'0 have a large
amount of Lisbrn innil here now, Answer
if I shall start mail across in mm av Lisbim
oil‘ice is open."
l'loridn'n (‘aso of Yellow Fever.
Jacxsosvuant, l-‘ln., April‘.’.1_i)r. Daniel,
president of the atatc Inward of health. states
that Mrs. Demont, of Hanfonl, died of yellow
fever. It was a sporadic case, not of a vim—
lcut or infections tvpc. .‘Ira Deniont had
been in poor health for months, and had been
really ill two weeks. Tin-re are no other
cnsw in the family. The house is isolated,
and all promotions have been taken. San-
ford has voluntarily cmbargoed its people
from leaving tmvn for fifteen days, and hm
prohibited tralIic from 5» pin. to 7:30 n.nL
There are no fears of an epidemic. The new
state health law provides Inl' a most cilia-live
system of reports and \'i.~iintions in all part:
of the state, and there are ample funds for
carrying it out. All that can be done by the
nine! eminent inelicaficxmrts, clothed with
dmpotic power, will bo done thiv sermon tr:
prcvv'llt any appearance of a yellow fever
epilcmiC.
I'nismwzl by an Amateur Doctor.
Pour Jillivis. N. Y.. April 2!).—IIattie,
daughter of Ixnic I!ill.:~to:i. a farmer residing
at Carpenter} ’oint, was taken ill tlvo Week.-
ngo and lizznlly dicd Sunday night. She
with other children Ivan “playing doctor."
Hattie was the paticnt and, it is said, took a
dose of medicine prepared for her. As symp
toms of [blaming foliovve-l it is thought that
some poimuous mutter mint have been in the
piswription prepared for her by her youthful
physician. ,
CONDENSED NEWS.
Governor Jackson, of Maryland, has ctr
tii'e-ly recovered from his recent illnmt, and,
accompanied by his stnlI', will come to New
York on Saturday to attend the millennial
celebration.
At the conference of the National Reform
nauiciation, now in seasion at I’ittaburg, a
resolution was adoptul requesting President
Harrison to mention Christ in state papers,
especially thanksgiving proclamations. ‘
Ibiscoe M. Plahited, in liie lather business
at 244 Congress street, Brawn. under the
firm name of George Plain-ted & Son, has as—
.igmu. Liabilitiw, $305,000, of which new
are whollyor partly secured. Good assets,
$841M; doubtful, 3154.“).
Frederick Ebersold, at one time chief of
police of Chlmgo, has been appointed by
)Inyor Cregrier, of that city, to be inspector
of police, vice John Bonfield, “"1" was sus-
pended oonie weeks since by Mayor Roche
and afterwards resigned.
James Hey, charged with highway rob-
bery, and James Smith, alias Morris, broke
jail at Youngstown, 0. They cut their way
through the rmf and dropped into a garden
thirty feet b. low. The aheril! and deputies
are looking for then), but with little hope of
succun.
The Illinois senate has passed the bill re-
minding the franchise for a bridge acrorn the
Ohio river at Metropolis, Illa This is in re-
taliation for the [inningo by the Kentucky
legislature of an act to repeal the act. for the
construction of a bridge acres thesameriver
at Paducah, Ky.
Alta Grover Cleveland baa leaned the cob
tageof the Rev. Percy Browne, at Mark»),
Man, for thecoining xii-anon. The lieu-o la
a one atory building of Queen Anne style ol
architecture, and is located an Bartlett'a hill,
nut. to the summer home of R. W. (lilder,
editor of The Gantry ling-lino.
Williamlfartin, alibi. for J. X. New-
man 6: Bone, clothlara, of Pittdeld, In...
nym-bualy dialppearad louday, after he-
tngraquutedibyhl-dm ,tordnaa
they would Writt- h his account
'l'baflrin decline to give any M
lat-tin leave- a wit. and Mount-bo-
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bl South lain llft‘t‘l, opp. ('Ily llotei,
SOUTH SUIIWALK.
ll to 9 a. in.
once norm. { I! to 2 p. in.
oclll Telephone t‘unlit'rlmll. b in a p. in.
I. ll. KNAI'I’.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Pllflllt‘lll‘ll Plano, Macillcalmni! and bilin-rinlcnd-
t'liCt: for the coiirirurlion of every dt’t‘fl’llllluu
of buildings.
’I'Iilllls REASONABLE.
Wicl—Tulor‘a Building thlngion tit.
80. Norwalk. P. 0. Box 775.
l“ H. I’I‘ZCKWELL
. ARCIIITBIT.
Room . llavlland'a Block,
Worthington trout. South Nomalk ji-lfl 3m
A111}. mesa-i,
Organlat of rho llmd Congregational church,Watcr
bury, Teacher at
Pianoforte, Crgan .and Musical
Compointion.
til I! back Box 39_P. 0.. NtlItWALK. CONN.
0 ll. n'Aii'rols.
Caterer tor Weddings and I'arnca. ice Cream
constantly on hand lorihe nick and well, Ilia rele.
timed itooi Bn-r, and Empmymrni Ullire.
50 MAIN 511. no. NURWALK. ('l'.
J u. stninos.
. Successor to L B. Qamiud.
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Undertaker & hnibaliiier.
: ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL IN THE errata. __
No. 4 Knight St. littldcbcc, 5 Kim 3'...
880%) Norwulh, Conn.
J 70. CIIOWE,
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane fumirhcd and Eclimalc! given,
Joobing a! all kind» wompiiy attended to.
chop Ann alum. our Main
P. 0. Box M3. South NorwaikCl.
J B. RAYMOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Odin: fool of linVilnnd St. on Water. Ru. Box m.
scorn ”nonwanu “mo. "nann—
5i Waehington Street.
Open Daily born!) to l'.‘ a.m.. and from I to: [3.3
and on Saturday ctchlngh from 6 lo 8.
”Interest allowed on Depoeitl.
ALDEN SULMANS, “1“,;
JOHN ll. PEKHIS. Vite I‘m-.z
JOBS ll. KNAPP. rec. arm TIES!
ATBNTS.
o. It ensures,
Wuhlngton, I). c.‘
Ten years in [lulled Siam Patent once.
dtw» (ionic rainwater! mailed tree.
_— George II. Raymond:
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker. ,
Call and ace my large Dior.“ of all kind.- I)! furniture.
36 Main Street. Norwalk.
A'fio prepared to forn'rh everything nerve-1hr for
(he in critical or moron-i, day or nigul. Tfil‘plm
cocncc Ion with Rankine. No. 3 Berkley place.
Itch 19.61::
Jouu Ii. SMITH“,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of Wagons,
Trucks, Carts, etc.
All kinds of repufririg promptly done.
$.ch no new and ncomi hand wagon: to: axle.
' New Road Cani- oniy 8:0.
liorse-Shoeing and all
hands of Blacksmithing
Poet of l‘rawlilln 5L,
‘ South Norwalli.
till".
up 15 if
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Merrill Phonograpic Academy,
Co-mrclnl Taunting School,
51 Atlantic at. Stamford, CL In Session
Dayann Evening.
SHOR‘I‘IIA‘XD and Typewnting "men:
under the perinatal induction of the prin-
eipal and busing: at Gall 'a shorthand
School, Unnamed-dim“ ey
COIIKRCIAL Depamneni. for the study of
book keeping, penmainhip, arithmetic, etc.
In chargeof Prof. A. D. Wards of New York titv.
lounglueu and women rartfully prepared to fill
honorable and lucrative poeilnma.
Remington 'l‘ypewizer Headquarter! for Stanford
and vicinity.
Bonita- Bonne- applied with ampetcnt nonlet-
auia on short notice For circular- ano lull Infor-
mation call on. or addma,
IRS. I. A. IERRILL. Prim.
bl Atlantic rt , Stamford.
Jacob M. Layton.
“Maudflmemt.
Generallnsurancelgency
munmam ‘
«ammo—Wands!”
Whalfwummn
mm While.
Wm Immortal
., “Mutton.
swan-nan. magnum
mullet-walk. Conn.
SI'flN Hi.
'00.
SPECIAL
Easter Bargains
In all Departments.
00.»
GREAT i. ADERS
on livery I'onntcr.
~—ooo————
The I'ollowlng are a few of the
many Great llnraulnu which we
have to oll‘cr this. “cell:
Gloves in all the Latest Easier
Shades.
55h: Inulics‘ ‘I-llulton Kid
Glove. 'I‘nnsund Slntc, worth
75c.
The Ladies" 5 llullun and 5
Ilook Kid Gloves, Tans and
Black, worth $1.0".
illc Innlics' 'l'nll'ctu Glove,
Black and Colors, worth Zlilc.
.W -«.- _- .--
Grail Easier inning of Para-
sols.
Comprising the largest and
moat clcgnnt :issol‘liucnl oi
pal’iimls, cont-hill}.r shades and
sun iiii.l~r'i:‘l:i.< z-vcr displayed
in Norwain \l'u- l!l\'ilt’ the
ladies oi Noi'u’ulk and vicinity
to visit this department bcioi'c
purchzising elsewhere.
Our assortment the lzii'gcsi,
prices the lowest.
Frank A. Robbins’
l.’ gun... and Sci-.1 om‘ y Ii: 1 -: t:
W l L D WE S T
HIPPODROME, CARAVAN.
Circus, Menagerie, Museum, Aviary,
and Aquarium.
clinic Roman Hippodrome Spoils
Gllillllillllll IRIS n1 Cllllilfll' RACES,
100 CIRCUS CELEBRITIES 100
NOTE!) EQUESTRIASS,
FAME" ZQITISTIIIIINNIZS,
MAIH'I'ZIJII’S “I’MNAS’I’fi,
SKILLI'UI. JUGULEIIS,
EXPERT IIIC‘T‘LIS‘I’S,
CUHIUAI. (YIJHVSS.
AHAZISH ACROBAT". ,
BAKING ‘I’KAI’EZISTS,
Voltigeurs. brawn, Tumble", Ekatoruil Phe-
nomenona, An,
50 LADY ARTISTS 50
“akin; the ngmlcal umfflltfilllull in I‘llsh‘nl r.
I’KRI’l’lP-IIIXOI SULLIUSS. IMXIFS, DOGS. I‘Illfi,
KOXKLYS AND COATS.
A HERD 0F 20 BLEPIIANTS
Including the marvelnaa
zo- $128,000 1:
int n LlIl’llMlI illusions
Actuallv Playing Popular Ami with Human-like
Skill, and tho Wonderfully trained
QUADRILLE ELEPH‘ANTS
Forming the aetannd nipping " the li hl fantastic
low," with the grac» of an ordinary «eon: mill.
Ammo FROM ALL REGION.
Ofcxlrciurariiyandvalua
BIRDS of All 3.23: of Brilliant Plum 5
0f intmt‘gmiflzimSémlmu, and the o
REPTILES 0F Ill. DESCBIFIIOIS
An Aquarium filled with
DEEP SEA I’IIENOMENA I
A Museum of
“EARS. CIIDITIYS, ISI‘KXTIOXS. WAsIAKS
WANTS. IIWARI'S. SKELE'NSS FAT '23 AND
WINES, I'BXTIIIUIII'ISIS. MAGICIANS, “C.
And a “'holc Yamily of
CLAY EATERS
I'm the Brmladea. Portal the m
ona, magnificent and interval-:1 coin-5:11am ;
attraction- tha World has evur aunt.
on new anms To an!
Children, under!) yearn, Half Price.
A. few elegantly appointed aeata moved
mall advance. It .
in PUIPFUF omen lllllllllllll
Wm nemmamwm
Tfifiififi 32.5%.?
from the American laatiinte. New York City.
vna. uninir ar
BASE BALI. GROUND,
Soul/b Norwalk,
MONDAY,
MAY 6th.
CILE—iT_ n. .m'roa.
Livery and Feed Stable
WARWICK norm.
Home and t‘arrlagca to let for all murmur.
I‘imui 1- nl III'IMII, in row! All 'I‘raina.
(hard uxnoulu- at "unreliable I'rlwa,
Telephone connection. Still
Swan in V Hosanna,
801 Water 8L, foot of Ila-I,
IIIIIDO ICI'OII'I‘, 01'.
We ask renewed aticm ion thin rim-n to our uloek
of Nova Scot in hand made woolen Fltl‘kllign,glllt‘ti
and milling, and our hue of Inllln'll (hn-ronvya
We I‘IIII to more lully introduce to in..- home of
all outdoor woikcrc. derI'fl, It. It men. and i- "a
uicn,lhcgrcal conduit and safety from we and
cold, in be dcnv-«l from a good run at oiled cloth-
ing. Willi IIIt'I‘" go rubber till-Vin and ill-get (You,
"I which avhavea giant mock. The damage to
hum-u and harm-m- iiy rain and l‘lt't’l Mum-n n- Wtrll
hnuwnioen-ry hom- owner. line at our tilled
l‘nnvni t'ovcn- ‘Illl prove a complete pioletlion
and may nvc iiiI full. many lunu Ill ringi: llol’lll.
'lth-r Im‘t'l'l" are but riilo ahowr. Our main
huplmurnid-ailnc in Pure IAtlltll' and (his rhip
Chanda-1y. ling nm'a Supplica and Dredging Ma
It‘flitll‘, lnauyot the-c Illu'l \ttl are dilllcui to
mail in and lnum-uililc in heat.
llyihe any. Wehave a Brand of (‘Eger wave
from lhc bcet lmporlnl clock which wen-ll only in
hon-a of liklcacli. 'I'hcy im- \iry nne flat'nr mi
cmlbni liilcm'ureunincigarettes, Drop in and
try them. 'I'cnphonc. N. Y. I’rili'o. th’cl’
mun-me. upv‘li ly
an FREIGHT LINE.
lurwallillulnll.
—THE PROPELLERS-
\ “
er—x TIE Hie, I »\
m I,V".!"!I'. ”fl
v ’ ' v. r , V
City at horunlk A bugle,
W & mdm «lily Inpl, ruinluy‘ t'Il‘rliIt'tI, fun
In .nl luv orrn New link. Nora-ink anal how;
No. wa'k. Win have Pic-r :l. fool of lim-kman air-1:.
Niw Yiil'bJ‘ll‘U cvv-n'ng. c ‘rpt Saturdays, a! l
m .. a, fl'.lI”rI Miunlav a' .. p ill. have Nor-
walk 8. age and Soul Snru‘ulk cvrry mun-1:,
Frolght taken from and received for all
point» on the Dal-bury and Norwnlk and
Shel-an; Railroad. at Greatly Reduced
Baton.
L'pon app! Ivion to azcnn the ('.ty of Nurwalk
alzd ’13- > lv.‘,l be rcnt for rip-Tm] lotsol freight
JDYIIurJ' :n New You; or Mr trinity.
rrA‘l pcrI-m' arc forbid lmomganynr lht’
cvrpuycc-Of the lruza of lulalllil: on ucoiintol
Hic nan-re 'hn rmf.
,1. ,._ ', ~ "”4 ‘;fl|t' Watch.
», ~ iiii shutout Iaiall I
it»- :t. nabn mils-omit
I'auou “u..';‘(| Hu-
.,. . ,‘ ,. ’
.yf/ - r,
I! .
7 new]. lion-y am: 0-. L.
r’AIiulha‘CMfl bah tart. o‘
wm.lrl.:9'utn.'llhw
aal tin; of («i-Lat Uni—e.
, )7 ouel’cmnuwnr.-
.9
,-‘
I
a
i
' ca': 1 can new». one (in,
/‘ prewar: whilt a" larr' loin. -
m- . lam x f Ila-urban!
5-,Implea. 7hr.“ umpire, u
uni a. In- war-h, an anal
Ir'ro'e, and at!" y- n have In".
Il-n to your haw-c trr B In. '.'!.I an I thou-[hum u it. .1.
w .u may uncalled, Ihry Dawn-.1 yuan-n properly. 1:1.
who write at and an be It." a nevi-in: It! Watch
and Sample» \‘im 3 iv all rflrnt. (mentm; Avffrru
I‘ll-and: c... Box nlal'unlamt, Hm
176m
Haliiflliileli Fa.
———¢.._..._-
WOOD MANTBLS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
0? ALL KINDS.
___._ 4o.— -——»—-
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
oev— . — --——
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
+
antm Yard ileum railroad and curiae:
miners.
III at hit of Marshall Siren
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Hatch, Bailllfl-
”REENIIAn’ - I’Dlm Ila-nukes”
ac: mun: ”genre-n:
It CL! m I 1w. 1
grime-Geo. ll. Plat-red;l U. hpbtn: llnyt'l,’
“1':
NH llarzx. Conn.
”Chilean?” Soap makea a flu- lalhcrana
learn the rkia sot! and agreeable; il- dancing
qualities are ur-trcla-a I like it.
It. I. lillzltllAX. Ragnar, mew St.
Nu Ham. Coax.
Grumman-flaring and your Fatima Tar Soap
myreif. and finding it a lhoruagnly good article for
”canopy, Mfriblhz and healing the thin. 1 cheer-
tally recommend ii prntivggxonail .
0!. JAN Ii STKI'SOS.
For Complexion. thawing, thumped",
chapped Manda. loo-ti Okla.
WW“.
Meal. In W C out on We!”
plantation”. lad flubymail.flctl
fll'l‘l’fl RELIED" (‘0. Saw Raven, Cona- ,
'.,.,.II-mnalrlllhfldl hnldlotflyn'
Idler-mama“ m
lilo! Ham. Cain.
“are tried your Parlmn Tar Soap and without
hesitation can any! like it. [lave already ordered Inn
no: in three ma droughneau ol the lklfl. where it
nan-c at afiucellcntpprpoae. Shalltryttlu
ecu-I III! I opportaa .
i. alumni. in. a.
ran Orrin Duran-run.
Wain D. C.
mammal-I think yoarhrtm flea Ilia
Madmen-name. GtoltOll'. Will I.
'0! “LI 3!
GEORGE 3. Datum.
7mg:- ., .
W
M--~Ww
GO '1‘0
IIflIlREiHIRIIIN’S
.. l‘tlll ’—
Ghoice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (130.,
N0 H .\I:iiii Stl'i‘ol‘.
WAGONé
New and Hound-hand
Buggies, Pliaelons, Carri :es,
Canopies, Spindles, cl. .
SC‘i‘ d.\ .I-
Call and See Them.
HENRY; TILLY.
I’riuou l 0
"w. ii. 'ii’liiklili [e C0.
SOLE AGENTS
V
J
‘lFlElH “19918 ulllllfllll.
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Ti" and Sheet. Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AN 1 ) 'l‘ l NVVAII E.
Eetzmm-s given (or '
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Ml'Sl" BALI. Bil)! K
lien his all Headstones.
Do not buy arnonnmcm or limnluonc from any
hetograpthigo rim-rt to me Pill)" menu of
I”. W Bfl'E. err fizrwi. Norwalk and crict‘l one
all compon- and you w i: no! he leJI'IVYlIIItflI in ila
apparatus lJ-m er in ad kind-.- of building alone
and cemetery work.
1’. Vt . IIAJI‘ES.
MS!!!
All Right/igaifii
[luring again poi .n‘n my o‘d stand, Ely'a Block.
Main rim: and Irwin-d 'o.- rood- llI'leyl’d at the
fir»- .‘ry a nor n .:'_rr and br' :3 -lm'k. I invite he
boom in ;,vc nu; .. rail. l mu div-v lhc bc-r line
in loan or
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &c.,
And 1 tier llwm a: II!” moat rI-a-onsbl - priceit.
(lin- r > arnll and you and he an: flied that there
is no In. .ver [more in buy or how lrpzimng done.
J. P. O’ROURKE,
Il'l.'I'.' fro
Inn or ill: Tn-llil.
To-llorrow May he Too Late.
Take an Brirlowmert Poticy'hat you may need In
old age. I: mauve or if you me, it will be a help
in your lumiiv Icenroadny will give a young
man an crammim' o! 31.0.!) to be paid in him It
50 years of age or to his family at (bath. 5 cinls a
day will the you alilcpohcy for sinus. and you
do not More aha! you have pain if you Mop paying
any yur alter ihnc.
ISSCRE IX '1'"!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0? HARTFORD.
8. 8. L'IIODIMBDIBU, Agent.
South Roi-walk.
Life—Insurance
At Actual Cost.
l)EItS0§S dr-yirons of «attaining lzfc incarnate It
ulna. curl, alumni writ.- to: circulars Io
Security llntuai Beau-Ill Society,
233 "roadway, New York.
111i; Sock-.1 rlzlm- um for rix your: the tort to a
member of mule-c ago La: been
Lest; fl'lnni 'l'wclvc Bollaiii a Year
for each diamond 1! film of incarnate. d19 (In
Kiwi}; cnoLu'ELL, ‘
IIISIIIIS AND PLASTEBERS.
Boilers at all Kinds
set and Repaired.
lr‘irc Brick VVork,
and Jobbing at all Kinds
a Specialty.
orrlcn AT is commerce,
[97 Wilmington SI. Bridge,
so. Sol-walk, Conn.
Alan. P. 0. Box 140, Weslport.Ct.
m6 2m , ,, 4 .
home.
It ..:':..:;;.:
1816 to II”.
“WI. MI.
l‘la llnlel 'arlel.
'IIlll BEG ._..-.
BIIIIVID IN Till BEST IANNIIL
It you want the cholceei IRATE. obtained re
iii (an of trouble or real, you will find ilioiu al my
ukcl. aa well all
Poultry of all Kills
IN ITS BEACON
F. HAYES.
DlBllLI‘HmDClt. . some nonwnu
new no;
Beet. Vcal, lamb, Iniion, l‘ork. Salt and I‘m-h.
Corncd Beef. timok‘ 'l'onguc. llama,
Shoulder; Bacon, alogna, Frank-
for“...
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
fill Washington Street.
iii not...
Meals, Fish UYSIBFS,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
—» -QoO»--~—
in N. i, N. H. ill. Deni.
Telephone Connection.
illilil
2S llain St., So. Norwalk.
Meals Fish UYSIFFS,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Ills
Of All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. BENNETT. 24229 B. 8. BUSTED.
mosn'wno“ nnsmz
THE BEST or
Meals,
Poultry,
——ANP——-
Vegetables,
Always (mph and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
CMMMMB
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
0:dc.~ solicited used goodi- delivered to any part
of C;: y.
Jillian Silllllflll, I‘lfllli.
SEWE RS!
I“. 1‘1. 1’1 E Rt.) E
DEALER in
Sl‘J‘V [*3 [i l) I [)E
2.51)
GCIICI‘RI SCWCI’ Contractor
In prepared to make connections with main sewer
pl in this city on the moat favorable term.
lea intending to connect withthe recently lald
men in this city will and it to their advantage to
call on him. 834 If
F‘. M. PIEIKCE
— Box 20, South Nerwalkdlt.
JOHN I]. FERRIS,
Wholesaleand Retail Dealer in all kinda of
BULL AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lacknwa’nna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
hail Ii? RUBBER PAINT
Yard‘ foot of Washington and flu.
afiall streets. Branch oilice at Stilaon
Dru: Store Mini
EEIIIESS
DYES
Do!ou0ivnhnlng.allo-a.
'flyy. willd Ming. '1' are-old -
'Ilflo PM 0.- I I. '1‘?" have amt
luv Btu-(lb. Amount. In Pack
erfoc hand .or unwind
menu-nicknamam uni-by
:01"! M,ndhlmm
, .
6
LADIES *9 ..
.,.........—.—. "4' w... .........—......W.... . .
Nullflt~Rflllllllllll
I
l‘rcsh Canned Herring:
I20 a Can, or it l‘nns for thin).
.—-_.. . ‘.. a...—
Seed-Potatoes
Early Rose
—-ANl)——-
New Queen.
-_ ‘1 -n
Dibble & Fellini’s.
F. FINISH & Bill.
Fell 12 varieties of
RANGES
From $8.50 to $30.00.
The one the People buy the most in the
“UNCLE NICK.”
We hlivcsold 300 of these runner.- and ovcr IN)
Great Ann-mun heater-i. Titre range! and heat-
crn have won the victory. din-t ri-rclvcd a full line
of
Decorated China.
In craniu- and plain and cngravcd i: as.- ware. We
hair a large Pllitk of Annie. ('Oppi-r, Tin and Iron
Ware. Prim: low. Give us, a call.
nuns:
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices !
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
_ 312—.
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOUT .i: SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lane‘s Block
mull STREET.
A RECENT
$10,000.00
'l‘ontine or Club Payment.
.___Q..._.-
, 3 AN ILLUSTRATION o! the benefits of them
1 ing or. the Mutual Tontine or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we give below a list of beneficiaries that participated
in the distribution of the moneys due from the two
$5.010 Clubs 5 and U. on the death of Pralcrick
W. G. Johan, of Newlork City.
(Ikw
Same. Amount Ainount
Paid in. Waived.
HENRY E. G. LL‘YTI ES ....... 810425 was
Leyla-n Bron, lulporura, N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ arms 65
Arlhltccl. A. 1‘. Stewart E—iatc.N.Y.
WILLIA! L noun ............... new 65
Merchant, Bridgeport, Conn
GEORGE ESGERT ........... .lilul) as
Dry (y'oodl. N. Y.
HERBERT ASHTL'Y .............. film) can
Private Emma". Judge llilmn.
ALFREDP.BOLLER..............IWM 6'5
Civil Engineer, N. Y.
WESTON L. SNYDER ........... 115.1” 05
Commie-lion Marmot, ‘S. Y.
PW.“ JUXFLS..... ....... all!) m
Paid to Brute. _.
35mm
2
nnnnm‘l‘ ANs'ri:v.. .. “smou mm
Private sum—t uy. Judge Hilton.
WILLIAM B. tiTROlIU ........ 91.40 Loon
lcmhnnl. X. Y.
FREDERICK W. SEYBBL. . .... moo hm
Wholesale liliincry, to. Y.
EDWIN L. GWATIIII KY ....... 139.00 IM
Lock llanulaciory. Brooklyn. ’
P. W. G. JONES ................ I31 ,
Paid to Palate. m 3.93
8511”
Nut Yon. July ad. um
11m BM! Association, New I'm-l. N. Y.
Grant!" : I take lie-sure in acknou kdgi
"nip: 0! cbrrqne for 6'5. amount of divideilfi
due me on the death 0! one at the members of my
club in your Annotation.
lean recommend your Acaoelailon‘an a dainbla
one to he Inland in. tor up implneaain thenltle
incnt otelaluu. and In Tat-tine upturn an a proli-
avutmenl. Your. very troll,
l. BORE.
larchant, Baum, Coon.
F. A. HAMILTON,
ozalxax. AOIN‘I’.
P. 0. BOX III.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler