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(S)UTII NORWALK CONN" WE DNI] SDAY, MAY 8, 1889.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
TlIE Fi’iNiNG SENTIVEI
Ill IlAllalC()AD l'lu‘t‘lfi.
BOUT“ NURWALK.
DIAIN fl'l‘lil'll'l'l‘.
SilllWAll.
25
[Hill ALAIN! 80‘”.
En. 8.x. V V. Ii iii. If ll depot luv 1' Ad
enlist-rue unin- in dig-m and hills .
lo. I. [lay vtmt mmrr of 'l'ollui “WU; In) at 5
Day atria i and all facltltim
lo. 9, Corner of Iain and t' om ind inf-Hi! key at
D Donovan‘shohreand J. U “'lil'OII'l lac
W!
In. It, Prankltri strut-i school; It"
and residence of \l illism I
Ito. 1:, Mon! sir—I4. o- pom «In-Ti; Ltyal tin
Paul‘s residents. Nu Iu t ‘urimrd sin It, and
all f
arteries.
lo l6. laiuurcct arrow of Ann rim-t;
'0. “'IVI'I fill“ and ‘0'" filo!” A
I High street corner yviI-iv train-I:
,"It A. m‘ I We
matcaua.
0n: stroke at It! o’clork noon for Ilinmlard Time,
Twoetmkm of the bed (time l-l) signifies fire is
I.
”Three stroke- of ms hell Ithna l-l-li Il‘liifltj the
city water is to be turned off.
rxmccnols 'ro arr Iowans.
Upon positive information of a fire in your lmme
dtuen-Ighlmrhood uhlork the box Ill-n: pull thi-
hookah the way «loin: truce only,» and let tin bunk
Ira; shut up the box and do not ppm or Inn. in tilt
hunk aalri Inlll the next fire in your Brighlair‘norid.
Ilouot altruipt to "WNIYA' the key from the door.
The Chief ting: naa r Ir “muttgiisxnjprr‘p/t‘ ‘l‘o its
lace. MI , l m
WW p l hief lli- l‘flll'l'
at srhuoi burner:
key at
key
N. V. Herald Weather Forecasts.
The rturm centre, cur in Northern
Minnesota. will probably Ik'l'llflu' some.
'II‘II wrako r to day and more I"-!~l :mrilr-
trustwrrd. filinu-Il by a “I'm-l w-iw,
and (anal. g contend-1| warm u- :ItiiI-r in
this srctiuii till Tliurrdny night TI'III‘
pr-rntori- fril ritghlii’ in the Untli'tl St in s
youte-rdoy. Tiw f'hlr‘f minimum up IItI-d
was 3‘3 dvgrem at iii-ii-na, l). T; the
cliiet maximum. 56, st Abilene, Texas.
In this district iwilay. fair, oiiglztly
warmer weuilwr will probably [-r-vazl.
with liaz: or log on the c nets, and frnli.
mulhvrutuly tosiiritbori y “mi, follow
ed by Millie c. 'uudniv-s mar t'-.-- on :-It
line In Iii' SliciiSlle . zit-s and Nuw
England slightly warm. r. fail’ wintliI-r
and lush s.»utln-riy fl'lrI sriittiivrwrrrly
winds mil [HOV-all, prrc. «lvd by bnz innit
fog amt f llouw-l by 9 HIV I‘I u:;.,.
llffil’ III" cut-rs. U’l I'llufétidy ~n (hi.-
sectiun mi m .\'.-~w England partly
cloudy «mil-«r wtzl pruriinbiy it'v‘leI,
with slight thi rmni change: = II! ham to
brisk irr~utli~r .y to smutwa-dt- rl_t uin la,
becoming high III the Atlantic c»: ut~
near a: II I IIIUI . f SIMIF III; ik, f.,l rruuli
by rain and thundir 50‘)!!!“ :mr the:
lakes. and on Friday cirnnidernlrly C-ri-II'I’,
cloudy to partly cloudy wrath: r, [in--
ceded by rum, fulluwtd by clearing,“ ith
brisk somber: st to westerly or III and a
“cool wave" or Saturday.
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mar-Tu; Almanac Tor Iozilorrow.
Hizhtidr- ' low tide Sun risers l Sun wt.
636 12. 5 4.5%! 6 5i
Tiiii LOCAL NEWS.
Jawb Wiccx II: -:I Iemver- l l’r III a
lcvere attack of hroncliitizr.
Mrs. \V. I. twentt ZOIIh’I'Iirir'rl pittinl
hargarns' In to day' s Sn::rirIL.i.
Hope III)»: I: impany'sjurnper has just
come out of the rvpnir shop, after ttnth' -r
going rival d repairs and impruvI-Inunts.
Tiieh hum, wagons. carriages, blank-
etsaud wii: psbrl-mging toU. M Ritcii
will be sold at. public auction Hay 18th.
Old Well lodge. I". E A. 5]., worked
the III rd degree last evening. There
were N'V'I'IIII vrsilors and at the close of
the work a fine COIIiII‘)" was served.
-Cathoiic Prayer Book. Rnperits.
ficlpularr. &'_‘., a specialty,at J. T. Ilayes'
& C0.." .5 Main street. borough.
IIail cairn-r Marbles hot! been pas-ring
cigars around among his friends for the
past two days on the rtrength of the or:
rival of a IEIIIZ'L‘auzhlv-r in his household.
John 'C-Inru ii and 31:9; .‘Vggw fioyt,
both of this city, were married la~t even—
ing in Ponchemr. Tnoy will risile in
this city. ”w , A7
Arthur Bu wn was badly hit on thy
head by a trail but yesterday, while play
in; bail on the Baxter ground-r. III.- is
confined to his home.
-—Baby Carriages and Lawn Outfits, at
Whitney’s, No. 13 N Main.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Persons
was largely attended from her late resi-
dence on Harbor street yesterday after'
noon. Rev. C. B. Torrey, of the borough
Baptist church, officiated.
-L‘ -
The Waterbury barber; have formed :-
hue hall tram and would like to via h
their Heriden cousins. A cummn’: cas-
tion to the Waterbury Detriocra: .I re—
quested from the Iferiden shsv- rs.
Jnim \t'. McCauns ;nd ‘u illiam L.
Brown have dissolved partnership. l‘lr.
)IcCamra will hcreafter represent the
Volk IIatt‘ I. In the New England States
and he will also handle a line of A. Sol-
than! fl—xxbie bits. Ilia headquarters
will he in Breton.
The olirrn of tire In South Vorwnlk
this lumping can very distinctly heard
Intbe borough. Many people of that
end of the town were aroused from their
dumbest, and a number of firemen tum-
“: our, supposing the alarm came from
the borough hell. _
A count of the bands of mu: c and
drum car'- which took part in iii» civic
in New York one week ago, was
kept by a lady from this city. and result-
ed as follow» Binds, 135; drum corps,
so. This does not inc!uds any holy num-
hsrlug lees than six.
4mm, Vapor. and Oil Stovi- -s. all
iaaafrora u up largest Baking Ovens
.. Illil'fl‘SIf‘tI In the bargains IIlIiri-d
i ll- ‘ftll lliiiitIkZ-liilf‘s new advertise-
Illi' I".
Tim “Marquis" is unloading coal at
John if. l'errin' duck.
- 'l'IlIdfllIl' of intro. and
Sulphur. ill i’iin-Itul's.
l3. upperm-
'l‘ho- lmli-po nvlents. of Wirinipiiuli, Ill't'
pin} mg the (lulilflllid in Stiiiiiford this
.ltil- ll nun.
Twenty deaths were recorded in the
otiim- of the town clerk during the
month of April.
Thl' “Ech-lsiors" and “Clippers" will
pit-y brill tomorrow afternoon on the
"water grounds.
Thomas Utiit'ilul'lle had his wrist brok-
en, yesterday morning, while loading
«ton.‘ on It stone boat.
The 3i~-tropulituos arrived ill town this
morning. They are all largo Illi’ll and
liim- IIL,‘ I. putitioris Its bull pliiyi Is.
~JII t l!lti\ vi heat load of White
St I! p: dunno I at in lllt‘ erIII [or cook
ing and I tiling. Seiiecit limit, Norwuik.
I. lllllillt‘l' was placed across the street
or innit of l). Siow’s furniture rltllt‘ last
evening. udvntising the Metropolitan
game III-day. m _..._
Lilly rvmlers «if the SHNTINHI. will he
by
Scuiiri-i & iioy'. f r the ri ‘xt s'x'y iiiiys.
Sec IlII-ir new Iiilvertisciiiurit.
I: i. It Milton-y, who who fll’l':‘~il'l in
iii» borough yea-tirdziy for intoxmrtion.
mu s~nt totho- county j'lli by Justice
Si-llrck this morning in default of n Illlt'
of $3 and Ito-Its.
/nftrrrInurI.
Tiiu remit of to“ rot-Juiit of the “Frill.
port l’a'lut box lPsIt‘I'IIfl} ctr-libs tiie
c'nirii :u to the vlmiiim of Senator
l.vIIIm S I' Itiiii m :Iiirst “album It
IIII'illv ll of this cuy.
The state ('IIIrIrIiittee of
democrat it'
, Cmnccticut cod promim-nt dents-crnts
from (“IT"NHI ptiits of the state, have
Pit-it‘d Ioppriipriritr- ri-soliitiona on tbi‘
’It'lt'il i.f the lat.- \\'.ilinm ii. Illtllllm.
(hrhum is culling moat
"per than over.
like D Ira Kricgi-r of this city, and Ike
llzm Inf New York, Were married Suri-
dny. May 5'il. They are on a western
We'riiilllz tour. They will probably re
SI‘II' in St. Louis, Mo., where Mr. Moss is
erimzo II in business.
—lliram
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Funeral services in connection with
the death of Isaac II. English will be
ntu-rdwl from his law residence on Ply-
piouth awnuc, at 3 o’clock to niorrow
The remains Will be taken
In Uinbury Friday morning for initial.
Tho- ftl'li' ml of lifts. David B. D’cker
was held yesterday afternoon at. the Bap-
tist church in this city. A lnrge num-
ber of the friends of the deceased were
present and li-tn'icd to the sympathetic
words of Ibv. II A. Delano, Interment
Iva-I at Union cemetery.
—)lonth of May Devotion Book, Brit-
ler s Ustuhism and other Catholic relig
ioui articles, at J. T. linyes‘ d: (30., bor-
ougb.
.\ trunk was found Saturday lying in
the road near Weston". It was opened
and found to contain female wearing ap—
parel, also a quantity of letters and a
photograph supposed to be that of the
owner. The photographs and letters were
brought to the police station in this city
and found to be the property of Maria
Johnson, who had lived with several
families in this city at service and is now
living at Fairfieid. The trunk was evi-
dentlystnle-n from her. The police will
communicate with I'lt'l' today and learn
the facts.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Frank Wardwell, of Jersey City, is
visiting relatives on Eim street.
Fred Walter, who has been living in
New York for the past few months, has
returned to Norwalk.
“Smiling” Charlie Amsden, bliss May
Duryca and Frank Deshon of the Deshon
Opera compsny, were in town to see
Manager Hoyt yesterday.
Ills: )fabel Fuller of New York is ris-
itir ; relatives in the borough.
doward Knight has moved with his
:amin to Bridgeport.
George W. Ilium is spending a few
days with reialiv ‘n in New Rochelle.
Mi- Kate Anderson, daughter of Rev.
Elward Atrium, returned yesterday
from a winn-r‘s soj from in the south.
Rev. Mr. VarIBuren, wife and son, of
Newburyport, lieu, are visiting at the
residence of Mrs. VnuBuren's parents,
Elr. and Mrs. AsaSmith, on East avenue.
William Gillette, the author of “Held
by the Enemy," passed through this city
this morning en route for Boston.
Blcctrlc Lights for tho Clty.
The Nurwslk Gas Light Co. have con-
tracted for a 50 horse- power "Otto" Gus
engine, toruu their electric plant nova
in course of construction. The engine
is tube delivered at the works within
one month time. It now looks as if the
lights will bein operation within the
tithe specified.
lc-orlal Day Ball.
The Usrmania Singing Society will
give a concert and ball at their hall,
Thursday evening. Hay Nth. A fine
vocal concert will be given from 7 to 0
o'clock. at which will be rendered the
'8. W. 11.!ma
nostpopidaraelectloris. Bacall.
i Fil‘i Till Milli!
The Factory of A. Holmans
Nurrowly l-‘isriipes Ile-
striii'tloii.
This morning iii 3 o'clock tlzl polii‘ciiiI-n
Miltlin lilll Iiii lli “WW llt‘ttl' liit‘
iIt‘l'IlI. lih'lf iitteiiti- it o u nttriicwil
to smoke ruining from A. SiltrIiins' liat
factory. lilr. Ireland lldtltli] gave the
ltiall’ill Iimi oilicer Morton went to A. Soi-
III;ins‘ livery stable and aroused the men
Hnli tiwy still" had the necessary bones
out to draw the appsriitus to the lCl‘ut‘OI
the tire. When the tire companies arriv-
ed at the factory the plank shop was
blitzing very lively. It did not take long
to put a stream of water on the flames
but Iii-fore they were extinguished the
tin» spread to the trimming roim and
for It {cw moments it looked its though
thi- Iimiti fiit't Iry Wiltliti ht‘ -i.~~troyed.
\‘I'nwr want put on the tin-mid by the
s'rvriiioua I tfurti of the tin-men the
building \‘u’iltl ildV't‘tI. it was It general
comm. III Iiml tlie (Il'panlllt‘ui. was wry
prompt III litt’ll’ response to the iilnrm.
I‘liv LII't that our p IiiI-vIIiI-n luvo discov-
cn-Ii two lirI-o of iilli' dctrwnrti’utvs that
they are ever on the IIII‘I'L
It is thought that the iirI- ll.llli,-’ II river
iII . iltliil‘l' rieur lit" drying room.
The losi to ull‘ building and r-toclt iii
betrwen $2,000 and $3.000. The stock
bi-l-Irigmi iiiostiy ti I]. V. Uonticlt & C0.
of New York «'ltlli was irisurid Iaitii Taiy-
ior & (loizii-ii. Mr. Soiiii iii-I‘ loss is also
CllVPrl‘d by murmur-.9.
llnrpcntvrs are working on the factory
tool I_\ and Work Wlli prtllldiily be I’t't‘lllll'
ed t- Iwnli‘flrlw
illSi illil. lii i.Ti\i‘.
.‘I ATTEIIV OF INTEREST TO THE AS-
HUI‘IATIUN DISCUSSED LAST
EVENING.
A Inceli'igtif Ihl‘ Norwnlk IIJM' Iisii
Amputation was III'III last «wrong :it the
City Ililit'I. Mr. I) lllIlI liy was elected
Itflilrllllil. manager and Illillil'fn' pertain-
ing to the wI-lfsreiif tho-association wI re
dist-usual. Tlii- club has so It” this evil-
sun p':-;~ v-l wry It or utihiili- g tines but
In I; luv II mi they expect to have
I hit I: l I r of gum. s Iirrtingui for.
—.-\Io'll p-Iying snip makers 3 cents a
[wou for rosii , which coals Hill!!! I' so
i-l l‘ l l Writ n pound by um g Il'llrl‘ii
film i w hicli cantons no rosin.
A Chocolate To;
T'u- Voting I'Iilpit‘n' SotriI-ty of (”NHL
izin i'uiIi-mv-ir I‘llnli"I'I'lI Willi tiii- Sutitii
Nunnli; Biz-tit ("'ll'f'il Irri- arranging
to II-IilI II chum-i m- It"! next Tut-pithy
evening. A tic-wily oi Iilr' ril't'-'lllil' will
lie lilr' rnrimiI-r III II loci-I tiII- llllrlltt’it will
be attired wliilc III-rum: refrI-slIrIiI-Iitc at
flitl tihio's. It in In I'Iilrrs 7.0 alutt‘ till".
anything the young poopli- of the Bap-
tist. Church undertake Will be a success.
They II-vpt' to be assisted by the older
folk-I, however, when the Inn»- for spend
ing the mom-y arrives. A IllusIC'dI pro-
gramme “’lii also still t I III» pivusuiu of
the I ccnsinn.
Cliumplnn Fisherman.
W. W. Bouton rm‘ned UN! scusun yes-
terday by gotng down thi- harbor and
catching fifteen line binckfisli. It. is
early in the session for such a fish story,
but as Mr. Bouton showed the fi~il there
can be no question of the truth of thc
story. Mr. Iloulon has gnm‘rniiy been
conceded the championship of fishermen,
but this feat gives him tindisptitnble right
to the title, as ordinary fishermen bl‘IlI‘l’t'
that blacklish c-nnot be caught so early
in the season.
—Tho economical housekeeper will
use Brussels map as it contains no rosin
or other adultrrstion.
Ala Excellent Hove.
Tire vestry of Trinity chuti- h and strr-ct
committee Richards are to-dmy measur-
ing the sidewalk in front of Trinity
church. and are planning to set the side.
walk in on the turn, which will make I
much better appearance to the street as
well as the property, and give room
where it is very much needed. This will
nccnsitate the catch llrtrlu which Illi-
most useless as or present located, and
by altering the grade of the street alilill
!y i’. is bellow-d that a walk can I)! [hid
sch cli storms c nriot destroy.
From the (' ity of Bulcldaa.
John Sciiueltciss of 70 Main street. It-
tcmpted suicide yesterday morning by
jumping oi! the dock with a stone in
each band. Finding the water cold, he
dropped the stones and was rescued.
A Card.
I desire to publicly express my thanks
to the firs deptl’ttnctit of South Norwolk
for fit :ir efforts in saving my burn from
firsthis morning. Joiis Mcthsn.
\Vlioloaala Burglaries In Movldon
N. L. Bradley's residence. George W.
Bprague's hardware store, George Hart.
menu's candy store, John F. Butler's
paint store lll'ld L. C. Brown’s fish mar.
ket were entered by burglars early Mou-
day morning. Not a policeman |heard
or saw anything wrong, and the burglars
got away with a lot of solid silverware
and several ”valuable overcoats from Mr.
Bradley's to the value of $300 or more,
and the contents of the tilts. several rs-
volvsis, knives and glass cutter Ilia.
month from the stores. The electric
lights have been extinguished at 1 o'clock
and the city talc darkness after that
time. The jobs denote the work of pro-
tsaaloaals. ~ .
iii'lli iiiiiiillill.
Ailolpli Turkey llatIA Narrow
Escape.
Adolph Tuck: y was wiilking on the
llanbury truck lwtww-n tho II. R. It.
frolghthouso and the depot, yesterday
sftoruoon. lie was on the switch track.
and seeing the 4.40 D.& N. triiin coming.
stepped on the main track, but supposed
ho was going on the switch. The engio
ricer blow the danger whistle, but the
unit could not get out of the way quick
enough, and was struck in the back by
the pilot of the engine, and thrown
partly out of the wuy.thodriviug wheels
crushing three of tho toes of his right
foot. which bird to be amputated.
Tricia-y is a German, and walked yester-
d iy. from New Ilsven to this city.
'iiii. liiS'iiC i.l\i\'.\'.
EXERCISES IN "05’0" OF THE SI‘IV"
ENTIITII ANNIVERSARY 00‘
0|“) I’I'ZLIADWOIIII'.
A large audience listened to the excr-
ciseshold tit tliellpera lloore inst even-
ing under the auspices of our llrothen‘
indgc, in honor of the seventieth anni-
versary of American ()Jd I'elliIWship.
Too progriimruil opened with singing,
"Item, Dearest Best." by a double quar-
tette composed of Messrs. lloyt, Tread-
weii. Iiatcii, Price, Knapp,Warn-n, Nash
Iitid Force.
Dr. C. W. lliiriy, Noble Grand of Our
Brothers” bulge, made a few introduc-
tory remarka. llo said that Our Broth-
cr-I‘ Lodge was instituted October Ill,
1842. Since that time it had admitted
820 meiiihers. The membership on Jan-
uary l, 18.09, was 383, and the lodge was
one of tho lurgrst and most proan-rous
in the state. During the year toss. the
lodge expended 31.03.25 for relief. etc.
Dr. Many closed his It'ilt‘tttiln remarks
by introducing iluv, John W. Richard-
son, of Stamford, who was the only tith-
or speaker of the evening.
.'ilr. ilwhurdson said 0.ld Fellowship
War! the fairest flower among all the
provident associations of the world. He
gave :I succinct history oi the order from
the time II. was founded in America by
Thomas Wilding in 18“), up to the pres-
ent day, when tlrcro are 8,000 lodges with
600.000 members. whose total revenue
for one your amounted to $5,000,000. In
language eloquent Iiiid strong, that com-
Iimnded the tudivided attention of his
nu ii. me, be painted a beautiful picture
of the principles upon which 0ddl"e i-
Ion ship is founded and the manifold
virtuvs the order M’Ekrl to inculcate.
The double quartotte sing “Corinthian
‘ourtship,” which wits followed by It
recitritinn entitled. "Tho Tired Alother,’
well rendered by L'A’tlyt’llt‘ Ursw. He
responded to an encore With the “Bells
of Shnndon."
“The Father's Lullaby" WM rendered
by the doubts quartettc, and a temper-
ance address by Hr. Crow in German
dink-ct, closed the exercises.
Rev. U E. Torn-y and Rev. Eiwsrd
Anderson ware down on the programme
for remarks, but were unable to be pres
crit
iaNTi. RTAINMMTS
l'rof. Morria' Equine and Canlnc Paradox
Three nights but Week, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, and Friday and
Saturday afternoon, Music Hall will be
not upwd by the extraordinary attraction
“Prof. Morris Equine and Canine I’arw
dnx," acorubmation of performing dogs
and ponies, which travels in II palace car
and give a performance that captivates
cVery audience. Besides it is n class of
entertainment that appeals to every-
body's good taste. The prices will be
25,35 and 50 cents; school children I5
cents.
The Ballots Recon-ted.
The \Vestport ballot box was opened
yesterday morning in the presence of the
Town Clerk, ex—Uongressmau Seymour
and George W. Wheeler representing
Mr. Seymour, and Judge Beers and W.
E. Disbrow represepting Mr. Miles.
It was found that Seymour had 470
votes and Mile-I 30L This left Seymour'a
majority in the town 175, which is sub-
stantlally thu same as that declared from
the moi-l count. Consequently Mr;
lilac weaved a majority in this district
and will retain his seat.
l Jone thousand dollars reward will be
given for every ounce of rosin found in
Brussels soap
fi'
l'aod Wuhlugton as a 'lolracco Sign
The figure of Washington which aur-
mountcd the triumphal arch at Washing.
ton square was carved in 179nm! placed
at. the Battery. It stood there for nearly
hiilf a century, and for some reason was
then condemned and sold to a man nam-
ed Jacques, who removed it to Norwalk,
Conn., and after exhibiting it there, dis-
posed nf it to a tobacconist named Schiff
for 8338. Frederick J. Theobald, who
succeeded Schitf, purchased the figure
for 8300 and used it as a sign in front of
his shop on 12th street, Harlem, until it
was borrowed by the Centennial Com-
for its urn—New York Star.
Have Your Eyes Ila-cured reso-
Prof. J. H. Caruso, the scientific optic
tan, with all his appliances for measuring
the eyes and fitting glasses will he at
A. 8. Perri! jewelry store “one week.
commencing Monday next. flay 13th.
No one has orcan get the facilities be
has for discovering detective vision.
Wrasse-allotted.
mittee, which agreed to pay $50 rental.
llii Trial ill liliili.
'l‘lll AI’I’IAL 1'0 Bl‘l' ASIDI 'I'lll
BOIIIILIQ VIBDIC‘I‘ HEARD
VII‘I'IBDAY.
The appeal to set aside the verdict and
obtain a new trial in the case at Jacob
new», the condemned New Cancun
murdered under sentence of death to be
limited May 28, came up llt'IOI'O J udgo
l'helpa in the superior court yesterday.
The prisoner s counsel allege that Mun-
son Iloyt, one of the jurors, was preju-
diced against Schecle. and had expressed
an opinion before the trial. Stephen]
Iii-imp, of New Canaan. testified that he
heard Hoyt say he ought to be hanged
and that the statement was made in
Wallace Dsnn' a harness store in Norvulk.
Hoyt had alaonid that if he had been
there he would have led a lynching party.
John J. Haulou corroborated the wit-
nosa' testimony. John \\ nlsh testified
that he asked lloyt his opinion on the
case. and he said that Scheelc ought to
be hanged. Iont in his own behalf do
tried that be ever made any of the stato-
ments and had never formed or express-
ed an opinion. Arguments were made
by Messrs. Fosseriden and Lockwoad and
the papers in the case taitcn by Judge
Phelps.
This morning Judge Phelps decided
that Scbesle should have a new trial.
ii.\ilIE.‘i NEWS.
The ringing of the fire iiisrm in South
Norwalk this morning was heard by
many in this place. The air was clear.
A large tank has been elevated to its
place over a heavy support of timbers at
Norotori. It is not far from tho Fitch's
Home building and will be used or a re-
servoir for water pumped from the well
in the woods. A largo building is soon
to be erect—d which will be used as a
smoking room for too soldiers. The art
gallery Is now used as a chapel, and re-
ligious services are frtquently held there.
The members of ivauboo Castle, K. of
the (l. E , were patriotic enough to post-
pone their ball on account of the centen-
nial celebration and they hope to have a
good attendance next. Monday owning.
Tho Fourth Mlmcnt'lllgbly l‘rnlned.
At the centennial parade were regular
army officers detailed from the War
Department to inspect and report upon
the condition and appearance of the
troops from the dim-rant stab-s. They
were stationed near the President‘s stand
where they could review the various
commands as they pressed the grand
stand. This III what th-y report on the
marching of the 4th regiment:
' l' moonu ticut Fr urth Regiment.— A
most I' xc “III-n0 showing, ail but Company
l: H” others excellent. This regiment
made orII-of the nearest approach-Is to
tho .4 Imliml of regulars that was set-n in
the parade."
It is probably needless to say that
Company 4 was not from the town of
Norwalk. No regiment or organization
in the entire parnde received highercoru-
mendation. a fact that gives the military
boys here great satisfaction.
An Invnuts of l' ltrh‘a llama In Trouble.
\\ bile tho turrets were crowded with
people Sunday afternoon the ringing
of the ambulance bell was heard, and in
a, few moments the wagon dashed down
Suite street at a terrilic rate, The streets
were sum cleared and crowds gathered
at all crossings to watch the passage of
the wagon. Lewis W. Ilotch. an old
man, a veto-Inn of the war. and an in-
matcof III-'NIIIIlt'nI' home at Norcton,
was visiting friends in East Bridgeport.
lie is sill-cred with eczema, and yester-
day afternoon III‘ went out for awalk.
He was overcome on Pembroke street.
cor. Peir‘rl, and unable to stand. Kind
hands attended to him until the arriva
of the ambulance, when he was taken to
the hospital. —Bridgeport News.
Timon of Trouble.
Camp Meeting John Allen had the
duty of attending the funerals of II large
number of relations of a man in Frank-
lin county, lie. Finally his wife died
and Parson Allen attended her funerul,
too. In the course of time this brother
resolved to take a second wife, proposed
was accepted, but to the surprise of his
fy' ds put at! the marriage until Ifr.
A arrived. When the old man put
in. his appearance the brother waited on
him and asked him to tie the knot, at
the same time remarking. “You see,
Brother Allen, I have got so used to hav-
ing you around in times of trouble that
it just seemed to me I couldn't have the
wedding till you come."
The Latest Comblu.
A meeting of state undertaken will he
held at Temple of Honor hall to Hartford
today. for the purpose of eflectiug
a pertuancnt- organizstion. The meeting
will be called to order by C. W. Ililla of
Hartford and the interests involved will
be fully discussed. Similar associations
have been established in other states.
and have been of great benefit to the
members. lIr. Bills has been an active
member of the leading organization of
the kind in the country and' Is prominent
in the new one to be established for
Connecticut.
1'03 SALE.
Ilt'lliID-IIAID PIANO. IN tlool) (lAltlllll.
III I be sold for 3:», if soul soon. Addtua
Ilox 1H. Ilorwalkx In if i
‘ unis Iii rim or and... iciciiiisii
tiliafle. will he sold “cheap. I.
Water street. South Nomalk
Durkheim.
ml lw
OTICI .—-I’I IIIIIJAN'I' To All Oltllllt I)?
tliel‘ourt ofl‘ruhalu fmtho Dlunct of Nov-
walk. the subscriber hereby alt-rs for sale the real
estate known as the homestead formerly owned and
qupisdby SylvesterJ. Sherman. deceased. raid
real estate cousins otabont two roads of land lilll-
atcd on Chapel street. in liolllh llonvaik, with
dwellinghouae in Int-clan condition with sewer
andvraier toenail-Invalid barn with valuing for
two hurries. TALLIADUI BAKER.
split as _ __ W -... ‘ Administrator.
W0 choice biIlldi lots. at) 0 fed tnat,oti
TV uoat avenue. IA‘pply to .0. flight}, or
IIIIAI. Btl'l'A’l'll A'l' AUCTION:
JAltltl Irrcuku». Auctioneer.
Wlll soil by Public Auction. on 'I'UHDAV.
IAY lttti. I”. atto'clorkp... the planner!
occupied Ioirard (hut-glen. stint-I ca Pine
st.. south minimums. said [Mountain-7
radars; City wateramlpod welliifwatw. lineal
lot, mull) fret. Plenty of fruit. this positive
Term made known at tins of sale. For partic-
lars enquire of III t'uriuliighatu tissue-two. or
m. at JAM!!! I TCIIIIIL. Aurtlom.
-_ __ ___.__ I —
TO LET.
'— 'Tcrifmi uuvisnm two—Ii in. m.
. Ht'lllkllll1.\0illi“'flilin;lm street. South
Ntrfil‘kik. M II
DESIRABLI COUNTRY REIDBIICI.
fnmlshrdov unfurnished, to let. late the
fattening” ail Woodward. It "routs; cabinet
Irish. wt modal hum-eats lynch!-
nd frul atableaailoct sin of
TX. WI'oodwartl“, South Norwalk. or Wildfire“ Vood-
. ward“! Broadway. New York. fill
”Ill! R0013. NO. 5 IlllltY UT. 80018
nor-sir: noisio Also an nouns last
AIL-.801 Norvralk: rest on Alllngood order
. 'flflr‘tston at rare. apply to W Tortuga. at Lock-
wood In. Co. In 4, If
YIW AVDDISIRABLI 801' El 0N TAYLOR
avenue. Parlar.al ttiiig room, dining room.
kitchen anbupantrym ca first law: four sluplue
Warm Iowuddoor: twortrouu In
attic. House has furnace. range. hot and cold
water. stationary tuba. Mn Immediately.
luqn. won the pmniasamrcf In Win ll. ltayv
mood lit 1211680! epis—
ion 8am: on so am.
P‘AC‘I‘OIIY FOR SALE (“I TO ltllt’l'. 00!!le
Day and Raymond rtrrct. inquire of I. A.
Woodward
No Ike-oval.
it G S, KENDALL has not moved his dents
other. but is at the old stand, No. 9 Wat-hing
ton st. llonrsz 7.5a. In till ship. in than!
llavlland’a Prim Store.
IIGICI ORANGE, BAIAN as. "03 DATIS
I kind of Luis. aura t.rair undertone"
and reliable Flower and Garden Seeds. chllleter' s
Bird Food and Gravel, at
C. A. HAV'ILAND‘S. :5 Iain 8L. Nor-Ill.
Oysters.
053 dalrlrig oysters opened treeh daily val
pnxure than of II. J CUTSILL
«9t! Yon! of Raymond l‘l.
IL HADLEY.
OPERATIVE AND MICIIANICAL
IST.
l/rnl anesthetic applied for extraction of teeth
wltliuut um charge. Crown wovkmialty.
ml 4‘; Washington SL, 80. N kCt.
\ Ultith‘l. i.k L'IIGIIDIIL' WOULD AUAIV
. rail the attention or those who want homes or
lots that they have a Isrrze supply on hand that will
broilercd \I-ry low for the next month or two. Six
flnusevoc the Mucdict farm offered at labor
mans price. Also all kinds. of Insurance-a
"iiii Fill Hill} It.
\ lll'l’lr AND LAC! WYAXDOI’I'BS. BLACK
Minorcas, Gold Pencilrd IfambumJe
Plymouth limits and Pekrh hacks. The but In:
prunlum stock.
Horses, Carriages ail Willis
6. M. nircuéfliivrrv STABLE
Public Auction,
Saturday.Ma.y18,
A'l' IOO’CWCK 3.1" .
For pnricrrlars enquire at the stable or of Jarue’lmh
litrlicit. auctioneer
DIUSIC
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llAIili,80. NOIIIVAIill, I. ll. IIOYT, IGII.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY!
3 NIGHTS ONLY i
W
4:3; iiillill.iliilllliililllli.
May 16, 17. 18
I'iltll“. MORRIS"
:iillllill iii illiil
PARADOX 00.
Trivctzgngin Iiim on stem Pat-re cans-Imus
mm at
II. C. PEBBBN.
Two Grand .lliilliiecs, Friday and Saturday, at 2.30.
50-ANIMAL ACTORS—50
A_0MiSSl0N 25. 35 AND 50c. SCHOOL CHILDREN 15c.
‘ w "Ile'i‘llillr GUISIITH. (“WM- .—
Gei'maniaSiiigiiigSOc’y
Key fitting. new tiring Unfit-(1)1 robbing
South Sorwnlls. (to-w.
Grand Concert
irrd, Knives,
bile-fl ahd Has-Ion Grrrind. Lawn
-— - asp—-
cd and Snort-lend, 3 Clay H.511. 5;:ng It‘d?!
BALL;
'l'trx Collector’s Bale.
\d’l‘lt' I lelrI-rirby given that thencdrr-lghed.
A C-Illnctorof'l’aacs, under and by “title of a
certain tax corrupt. duly cxcvntul and e: cried by
.9
Thursday I-Ii rig, May 30
mam, d “mm":"hlmmm ”H” mmrtpmmmotaiaatke plea-M
rpo-eo on mg for r e In eht neuofnid ‘
mini. Irrii: upon the followirg drwrritcd real 'fl' bennngulyad-dwhkwthemu
“admin", 9-2"an at ”w [lavas-l “several
prvmeranlhnrily and fl mud to the flflkrslml.
toriuunndingw him to livy arr! riillrvtt of
gnu”. y (“"3136 and aoloptever Mama ‘I o'clock.
situated in town of Xurwaik, and intruded its fol 3‘" commasattloeluk
horn of the euro total as therein med. ml rain
has: star. or murmur had upon the summit
li<t made in um by the lnhali taste of thetown of I
Norwalk regularly; and legally assembled. towit oui
WILLIA! J iICNSIMI.
k," u, .m: Lamb-ton ‘5CIIII-OI and ladle- “ on.
and other permits named in the rate hook. on the
list to ra-il warrant annexed. their several propor-
! little by Prof trams mummy. l
J
armaln trier of lad! is qlfllllly sixty-four
acres more or lees, INIIIMGI now or fmaaevly.
westerly b land of David \anllmeeu, by [and
occupied ybthrr flrrgv , by land MA. II.
Itivkwond, hmlott harm Gremvy. and hybrid
aunrfinnh; no...» tingling b3 and! or mid: Igar-rt. Apnl231. A 1)., 1889.
wards: tenwuy vernal mun; tar anoh lr Iovwalk,
:ndhmbghhth; vim-14’] by lends othavid It. Ylllowg, , you! “I"... km” a m’ we a b
y . Ivar; rim not In: em: and that TheCouvtMl’rM-steforlhemofm
nonhbyiuutotAhaB Inca-cod the“ as! by whlimimlmlrlliwalsixmun-thou:
landnf Isabel it Saunders their south by law of W101 the Cranmer of said m to exhibit
Rachel B Saundra and by land of Levi! 301". i their claim- («settlement Tho-cw» whom to
then went by highway; that writ: then went and, gran“ [bait acme. M
then math Int?! 01513;“ Rw- “in.“ them said one. will new: . pas-as
weetari non yea mentioned war.“ Murat mar-tam rrqa nkc
said lacd of David \sulfocI-e r with holdings mediate are n '
thereon no“ It 0w b31503 TAMI, sum.
District of .Vorwallt. so: Probate
Also one of lead (cumin two and
mourns!“ 12:; “1:sz b5; (3 :9 turn more”: [District of Mom-It, I. M0
trtaugu us pe. inn st III
the road running through the finds. Ghetto-'1’ An“ ”If, A 0' 1”
blue of Pa'rick, Cnlin late d ’6!“
leaves the road running to the land of said Win. J
i-T’kied'vmt district.
(Inciting and running easterly along tad of David
I. fillowacd laud Emery of Joseph Rubbed.
Satan to highway, thence southerly dongs-Id
highway hearing to the west 4m feet thence ruuad
ingatong ighway ard the mad runaingw to
raid Guanine indict! feet. thence Wye»
"can” "’"'
tract Lard mouthing loci-and men-
mono-hundredth“ rotary ac: re more or less.
beginnings! spots: on b way, where said Gan:
angslauojoiu said It way on the mtlieast
corner. thei- er running westerly along and Gus.
uicg’. land hearing slightly north on fcvt, thence
weetrrty baring south m bet, thence running
south. slightly”. alocgaaidt'jdruiag'sl
feet, themecnt. slightly north. aim and
s land and land ofChnrlea Sounders and
sees: thence heudingalittlemnre to the north
infect; thence raid Saunderslaedfi’s feet to
thence said highway 2’3 feet to
ixginmng. AM! one user at w laud
prawn: MW m
mdrm,w1[lbedehnrh
findwmdm «are are mutated to lake h-
our or s lAltt’lAlll' callus. mie'
A flu. H5!
"are You Heard it .’
No, What is it I
llunt klelufl’liccp the
Biill liliilllllllll
Delivered every Saturday lorliag.
Whole-ab aad Retail.
irritant, Lliilll, Baillie:
PurT'szm Catnip.
Imported Sardines.
Anything wuthrtke-arketlheyoacaagct
freehevery yat
HUNT & ZELUFF’S-
Farrell’s Headquarters iii
In I LLI NERY,
3 Water St., Novwallt.
“Eli. In Wat. Emile-tarsus.
‘ Wears lellll Mlslatia ”Marlb-
WAm. minor ‘ cruisers-p. wrists-nu-
arc-Irina»: ”WITH???” W all
mmawarrusawsovriuasm u... _ mum
wltktkeehanhwwwk 0mm.- Handgun. afaitllaaot
MRS. FAWCETI',
I'M“, -
'h‘Aiuli‘ .r
Nice-st Market in the City. 3:;
Fish, Oysters, Clams “c“
Bargainsiillilliiiii
nod .
coutaluingoneandthree burden: and twenty”:
one—It thilufimofaaaaemuvls'.
Endings:the apntnt wheretketrovrh westward!
tuludcfnwomghoundr
erected; thence running glans. in
whirhthewidowofflrwetlll muss lifel
crate, [ghetto boil-Ila “erected; t southl .
IHI‘W nimsm'laads eer' them" .
along glanduftCharlealf' lfllfecttoland
afraid flout: rig. Madam“. ,iheue northerly
Iandofaaidoimclugstzuettomlat of It ,
And‘l shall sells: Public Auction on the
gamma: Mrsbumkth'e m5 day of
A. at I o matron, to
lack thereof as will ralsetlicm «mm
alga” door dollars that being the puportioa
WILIJAIJ GL'XSIVG
“then-total in mid list, mum with the
levch eke.
10.3.“..108“ Tex Coll-run. Hottest.
atmlq‘ltt M
GRAND 331::qu
THE UNIVERSAL
TO-DAY, ,_ ,
No. 10 North Main Street, South Xorvralk, Curiae
SOMETHING LONG NEEDED.
NEW YORK PRICES:
"I“ rm 1’
“Mil F0liii|8|iliiii 00008
_._.‘1_._;
Astonishing Low Prices.
Crockery. Glass. 11-. Wooden aad Willow Wan. All I“
or Incl-e. Ware. I’III assortment of Lia-pa «every description.
MV’T FAIL T0 CALL AND SEE US
N0 TMUBLE TO SHOW 000m.
lavwalk.
E. c. .KERRIGAN.
slim,“
"i
Refrigerators!
Norwalk Chronicler