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SOUTH NORWALK CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 17, l889.
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lo. 8.".Y..ll.ll.bll.ll. R'dopot key at“
anchors-odious depot. sndh hotels.
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Ito. Is. raisin m schoonk
and nudwtcscf Willis- . titulth.
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of Ann street; key at
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Wolf‘s minus and all factories.
la. ts, If? street cot-nos of Bayvicw svmae; kcy
. Dickcrman' s rwldsnos.
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“MINT!!!“ ‘I‘ m IOLDIII
Upon luvs information of a fire in your burns
dist: nt- borhood unlock the box door; Che” the
book all way down once only. and let
Wutupthsboxsnddoaot open or touch the
again until the next In in your neighborhood
Douche-pt to remove the he from the door.
'I'keflbicf Raglan-er wiligreA‘Ipzsélercturnsd 1.t‘n its
' Chief Engineer
I. Y. Ilcrulrl Weather Forecasts.
The western storm, now near Like
Superior, will probably more eastwardly
followed in the Central States by lower
temperature and thunder storms. truth a
“hot wave" io-day and to-tnorruw in the
Middle Slater, and by thunder storms in
this section and New England. In this
.district tooday, warmer. fair weather
will probably prevail, with fresh to
brisk southeasterly and southerly winds.
On Saturday in this section, warmer,
fair to partly cloudy weather will prob.
ably prevail, with fresh to brisk souther-
ly and southwesterly winds, followed by
thunder storms and by slightly lower
temperature in this section; and on Sun-
day by partly cloudy to fair weather,
with slight thermal changes, preceded
by rain. _*
lfnluturc Almanac for “lo-Morrow.
Blah tide low tide Bun rises Smite-ta
12.40 7.30 4 30 7. 7
THE LOCAL—NEWS.
William B. Urey liar ptrrchiscl
dwelling in But Sorwalk.
Timothy Raymond has recovered
from the effects of a sprained ankle.
--Pura Soda and lfiheral Water, at
Plaisted‘ .
Judge Knapp will try several cases at
the Police Riorn this afternoon at.)
o’clock.
A special meeting of the Common
Council has been called for to-morrow
evening.
—I-‘or Sale. Phaeton in good order,
and 9-ft. business wagon, at Becker's
paint and wall paper store, 18 North
Ilain st.
Chief \‘ollme: has—been in Bridgeport
lo—day to serve as a witness in tile“ case
of Ocy Bryan. -,. M “V
The Young Peoples’ Outing Club will
hold a meeting this evening, with Miss
Julia Howard.
—Baby Carriages and Lawn Outfizs, at
Whitney’s, No 13 N. Main.
Some of the members of the Norwaik
Wheel club are talking of a run to
Bridgeport on Decoration Day.
The caseof In F. Corliss was called
up in the superior court yesterday and
his bond of $500 was forfeited.
The town and borough officials have
been invited to participate in the Mem-
oral day exercises up town.
Ilia Nellie Brown and Jarvis Kellogg,
foreman of Duncan's hut factory, this
city, were married in New York yester-
day.
Dickerman a Son take additional
qtucs on 4th page today to call atten-
tion to their special bargains in summer
goods and paranoia.
-Go to C. B. Harvey’s boot and shoe
more and get the famous Greased Pig
Punk, which is given away with every
purchase of 31.25 and over.
The report of the City National Bank,
printed in advertising columns, shows
thcdepoatfs ts beover $280, 000 Surely
this huukisathriviug and popular in-
stittttioa. ,
Henry Cooper, while driving last ev: n-
ing, was thrown from his wsgr- I on
West avenue, by the front axle creak-
ing The horas stopped after running
a short distance.
Union Relief Lodge, No. 113, I. 0. G.
and D. of 8., of the borough, announce
afcatival for next Wednesday eveninS
It Odd Fellows hall in the Gazette build-
lug, with a lecture by the Rev. T. O.
(hmpbell, of Bridgeport. Sister lodges
will be present in full regulia.
—@c For 2 Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests
In lilac, Pink and Blue, same as others
advertise worth 33: each.
A genuine surprise party was given
It. Nellie I. Kellogg, youngest daugh-
M of Harlin Kellogg at No. 21 lfaln
duct. borough. last evening. Singing.
piano playing, games. etc. occupied the
rims until 12 o'clock. whoa an excellent
app-r wasssrvsdstwhich alldid good
mrvlcs. after which all repaired to their
hum. having had a delightful time.
Whml’uvilllou oaths
UH, wll h mod foduy. Hall's
hamwllhss-vsl. Mich-
:lt is reported that Anson Lord Is to
pitth for the liscketl, Cnrhsrt It (‘.«i
team tu- morrow.
l‘lie ll: Itthews mansion on West are-
iitir- Ill fir-trig put in readiness for its imm-
flll‘l rit‘cuplltitri. - -
A delegation from Canton Norwalk,
No. l6, 1'. IL, visited the Stamford can.
ton last night.
—Iloatori Store sells 4 Ladies Jersey
Ribbed Vests for 39¢, same as others ask
We each. _ ’ __
llias Annie Contiell and Edwin Clark.
both of this city, were married last even-
ing at the residence of the bride on Clay
street.
The horses, carriages. wagons, bar-
nesses, &c., at thch' a livery stable, will
be sold at public auction to-morrow
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
A uninnoervlcc of the Young Pmples'
Societies of Christian Endeavor will be
held at the Congregational Church, this
city, tu-nigbt, at eight o‘clock.
0. E. Wilson, the borough real estate
agent. has sold the Joseph Cour form at
West Norwalk to W. ll. Dellott, of Five
llile River. Mr. Wilson hrui purchased
Mr. Delfolt's homestead.
The fifteen additional lights which the
borough is to have under the contract,
will probably be put up next Week. The
work of setting the poles and stringing
the wires will begin at once.
The borough Baptist church is under-
going repairs and improvements and no
fiErvicea, with the exception of Sunday
school in the lecture room, will be held
there for the next two or three Sundays.
The improvements consist of It new our-
pet and new cuahions fur the pews.
Some of the woodwork will be repainted
and the ceiling will be repaintol.
—-Gasolene, Vapor, and Oil Stoves, all
size-s, from M up Largest Baking Ovens
‘3. W. II. Meeker & Co.
A third-rate variety troupe gave a per-
formmce in a vacant store on Ifain
street, borough, on Wednesday and
Thurs-lay evenings. A Zulu Chieftain, a
fellow who danced on glass and serio-
coniir: vocalist with avoico like a fog
horn were the principal attractions.
They packed their traps and left town
this morning, disgusted with Norwalk
and her unappreciative people.
Franklin Ilowe’a Medical Discovery is
well known in Stamford, Darieit. Nor-
waik, Danbury, Southport, Fairf‘icld and
this place as having performed some re-
markable cures. It is strictly roots and
herbs and is a pure and honest remedy.
Rev. J. W. Richardson. pastor of First
Baptist Church in Stamford,
was cured of malaria and nervous pros.
tration. Examine the home testimonials
in our adv. of to-day. We advise the
afflicted ones to give it a t :ial.
The Dogs and Ponies.
Remember the grand Saturday matinee
at 2 30, for ladies and school children.
old It all 1—;de ut Weatport.
Last evening between twenty and
thirty members of Old Well Lodge, I“. k
A. ll. Went to \Vcslport to work the
third degr'e for Temple Lodge. The
work was exemplified in fine style. A
collation was served and the delegation
ing. __~ ”—nw‘w
Music "all 'I'o-ulgltt.
The verdict of all who saw it—The
greatest display of animal intelligence
ever given in South Norwalk.
A Courageous Buy.
This morning a horse belonging to
Johnson a Raymond of . New Canaan
ran away on Main street. A small boy
was in the wagon and the manner in
which he held on the runaway horse at-
tracted the attention of passers by. The
horse became frightened at a train.
The two hind wheels of the wagon were
badly broken.
—Wbut Is rosin used for i To adulter-
atesoap. Whatsoan contains no adul-
teration ? Brussels soap.
‘l'hu 'I’ooltoy Case “and at last.
Yesterday in the Common Council
room the County Commissioners board
the cm: of John Toohcy for selling it-
qunr to minors. Capt. Russell Frost up
proud for the defendant. Evidence was
given showing that Tuohey often sold
liquor to children. The commissioners
reserved their decision.
-—W. & G. Osterbuuks sell Brussels
soap.
[swimming latch.
A swimming match is being arranged
between Albert Collins and Fred Smith,
both of this city, to come ed in our barb
bar one week from to-morrow. The
match is for 850 a side.
Six loam In Jail.
Ocy Bryan was tried in the superior
court this morning for stealing car brasv
sssfrom thelf.Y.,b'. ERERKCo.
Be pleaded guilty and was fined “.00
and coats and was sentenced to . six
months in jail.
“Paterson Insane.
lfrs. Thomas 8. Peterson. 29 years old,
who lives at the corner of Summit street
and Golden Bill in this city, has shown
rings of insanity. Application has been
made to the sclcctmcn to have her sent
to the State Insane Asylum at Riddle
town.
‘ snoop-cranks
Parsutsbrlug thallttlaoumaudglado
dsutbslrhssrts.
returned home at 1.30 o‘clock this warm J’
Hill Ill illliliill.
’l‘hompsonvllls Authorities Do
Not Know William Allen.
In yi»lI-rdily’n Sufism. appeared the
statement of the man who was with
William Allen. the night livf m- lie was
killed in East Norwalk, that his parents
resided in Thompsonviile.
Medical Examiner Burke telegraped
to that town yesterday and in the even-
ing he received a reply that no party
answering the description of Allen was
known there.
The body was interred this afternoon.
~Our grocers should not delay in get-
tingasupply of Brussels map, as it is
bound to meet with It ready sale. Our
people are tired of using sdultersted
soap
IIIIiz'LII NOIIOTON.
It. CARDINIII'S BARN IIUBXI’D
'I'O TIII GROUND.
The reflection of a fire was plainly
visible in this city last evening. People
thought the fire was at Rowuyton and
there were diflerent Opinions saw its
whereabouts. The fire was at Noroton
and the barn of C. It. Gardiner was
totally destroyed. Mr. Gardiner is a
theatrical manager and owns a large
place at Noruton.
C.
The Dogs and l'onfes V
"Romeo and Juliet," the childritn's do.
light. _~ _’ W"
\l’lNNIl’ll’K NHIIN.
While driving in Norwalk in company
with two ladies one day this week. Geo.
llills, the oil man, sprang from his wag-
on and cleverly captured a runaway
horse.
Buchall enthusiasts of this place are
anxious to witness a game between the
Independents and Norwulks.
It is intimated that somcofWinnipauk's
wicked boys had a hand in “Jim" Ellen"
"White Cap" eacapade reported in yes-
terday's SENTINEL.
The Sun-lay liquor law, it is said, cun-
iirinm to be violated at a resort wttbin
nary access of this place.
A good game is expected tri-morrow
between the Acmr-s of New York, and
thelnrlepeii it tits. The game will be liber-
ally patron 7. ed by Winnipauk pe0ple.
Borwulk' s DIortuury been].
The monthly bulletin of the Connecti-
cut Slate Board of Ileulth shows that the
tum! number of deaths in Sorwalk for
the iimntli of April was twenty, repres-
enting an annual death rate of 13.3 in
1,000. 'I'hr causes of death Wt‘ff': Con-
sumption, 5; pneumonia. 2: disease ,of
the nervous system, I: heart disease, ii
all other diseases, ll. There were 1,073
deaths in Connecticut in the month of
April. This was 24 more than in March:
33 less than in April of 1352*, and 16 less
than the average number of deaths in
April for the the four years preceding
the present. Samuel Daskam, president
of the town Board of Health, has receiv—
a personal letter from .C. A. Llflddlry,
Secretary of the State Board of Health.
complimenting him on the healthfulnees
of Norwalk and the work of the local
board of health.
Brother Kinney 40" four- Ago.
R Eugene Kinney went with Old Well
Lodge to Westport last night to visit and
work tht third degree for Temple lodge
of that place. Mr. Kinney was all tog‘
ged out in his best. his diamond flashed
from a glossy shirt bosom, and lie was
looking his prettiest. At refreshments
he was accosted by an old brother with:
“Is this Ilr. Kinney—Eugene Kinney 2*”
lfr. Kinney blushed :in his most becom-
ing nisnner.and replied,"l believe lam."
j'Wcll I declare.” said the old fellow,
“it don't seem possible. Why, you don't
look much as you did when you weedcd
onions for me forty years ago.”
Girls. if what the old fellow said is
true, Kinney II Is been fooling you about
his age. At his last birthday he said he
was but 27.
state Hall “with.
The dogs and ponies made a great hit
but night. and everybody delighted.
luvv. J. A. Blddlo on tho Pow Boutul
Syst—
At Wednesday“ s meeting of the Alum-
ni of the Yale Divinity School, the pew
rental system was discussed. Rev. J. A.
Biddle expressed his views as follows:
The. free pew system is merely giving
pews to those who do not ask for them.
The sermon on the mount mys to give
to the man who asks, not to the man
who does not want “tent. The ushers
would never put a millionaire under the
gallery. Society rrcoguiws the position
of the nIiiiiouatre, and while it does, the
rich men will have the [mat seats in
church.
The Dogs and Ponies.
Music Hall crowded last night to
Prof. lforris’ grand exhibition.
Ilow fiey will A—g—ltrit-s— Radian-s! /
The rivalry existing between the little
coterie of borough boatmen that con-
gregateu nightly in Taft's clothing store,
is likely to result in a blood nos between
the “Golden Saucer,” owned by Joseph
Grumman. and the “Gypsic,” owned by
flanrga'l'slt. It is understood that W.
G. Handrickson, who nib the "0ypaie,"
has challenged Ir. (ho-man to a test
of tits relative merits of thstwo mllbouts
for“. If you happsa tossa the waters
of the crank agitated some Ins day, you
as links up your mind that Ir.
mash-Mia“
llel Dealt ill the Prairie.
‘I‘IIB "BLANCIIOLY I‘A‘I'K Ol‘ I”
I’IIANI WIINBKRO. VOBIBIUJ
Illf IOIIWALII.
A sad story of the death of lira. Frans
Weinberg. Wife of a war veteran well
known in Norwalk, where he at one time
real-led. comes from Dakota. Ilr. Wein-
berg was a member of Company ll, 8ev~
cntcenth Regiment, which went out from
New Canaan at the breaking out of the
rebellion. lie served through the war
and received an honorable discharge. A
few years ago he went west with his
family and took up a claim fourteen
miles south of Kimball, in South Da-
kota. An extensive prairie fire raged in
the vicinity of the claim one afternoon
and evening about two weeks ago, and
it was while lighting this fire that It's.
Weinberg met her death—just how will,
perhaps, never be known. It is suppos-
ed she was overcome by the beat and
smoke and fell exhausted in the path of
the fierce fire. Coupled with the mel~
uncholy death of his wife, is the fact
that llr. Weinberg lost nearly everything
save the humble little home in which be
lived. lie has now come east to secure
a little financial aid from his old com-
rades in order that he may not be com-
pelled to give up his homstead.
llr. Weinberg was a commie in arms
of Stephen Comatock of the borough.
Seth Remington of this city, and other
members of the Seventeenth regiment
residing In this neighborhood. lie has
been the guest of llr. Remington for the
past few days. Wednesday night Buck-
ingham post made a liberal contribution
toward assisting lfr. Weinberg, and
through the personal efforts of Com-
mander Boston the amount is being
gradually increased by individual con-
tributions.
llr. “ einberg, we are assured, is do-
serving of sympathy and assistance.
—Onc bar of Brussels soap will do
more work than two bars of many of the
cheap roam soaps now being sold.
B iSE Bill liEllS.
To- morrow afternoon the Nurwalks
and Backett. Csrhurtt Co. will play
ball on the Baxter grounds. It will be
remembered that the best game of ball
ever played on the grounds was played
between these clubs this season, the
score being l to 0. The game to morrow
promises to be equally interesting.
The Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion nine played their first game of the
seam" yesterday afternoon with a nine
from Colonel Roberts‘ military institute
on the Fair grounds. The game was an
interesting one throughout in spite of
brilliant erroraort both sides. The cadets
at the end of the fifth innings the Young
Men's Christian Association club was
ahead. The sixth innings, which was
to have decided the game, proud a tie,
with a score of is to 18. The seventh
innings also resulted in a tie, and the
game ended with a score of 20 to ‘20.
flood natured chafling was plentiful on
both sides, and both sides felt confident
of winning the game that will be played
in the near future. Colonel Roberts had
promised his boys a holiday in case they
won the gum -. They certainly earned it.
The Hoyt street nine, of the borough,
would like to meet Colonel Roberts
school nine on the diamond.
-—-ll. (Hover It Sou sell Brussels soap.
llIll ill ACCEI’TR.
Till! VOTE ‘I’O RECEIVE TIII: FOB
FBITBD CHARTER ALIOS‘I'
UNAXIDIOUB.
About 150 members of Hiram Lodge,
F. k A. IL, were present at the meeting
held last evening, to take action on
the vote of the Grand Lodge, to re-
store the charter to the members who
were in good standing at the time it
was declared forfeited: After a dis’
cussion. which occupied nearly four
hours, acceptance of the charter was de-
cided on, there being less than ten votes
in the negative. The grand master will
decide in reference to the ninety mem-
bers admitted since the withdrawal of
the charter, and has. by virtue of his
ofiloe. power to place them in'
standing. The cases of. the expo
men) antes D. Darrell, Julio
Twin, Nowell F. Burritr, II. Lynda
Harrison. F. ll. Wiser, John B. Hutch-
inson, William A. Beers and George E.
Frisbis will be acted upon at the next
meeting of theGrsnd lodge in January.
—-F. D. Lawton & Co. self Brussels
soap.
Tho Ilousutnllc Info-Ind.
The House yesterday rejected the bill
authorizing the Eoumtonic Railroad Co.
to increase its capital stock by a vote of
127m“. 'l'hcmainargumsatsoftboae
opposed to tbaparullel road wasthat it
was a great Wall St. speculating scheme.
and would be more injury than benefit
to the flute. TheFairflald County repre-
sentatives voted u follows.
Yea—Knischer, Bunderland, ll. Tay-
lor, Purify, Glover, 1. Williams, 8. T.
Palmer, Knapp. InsaruOlmritead. Ferris.
Sanford, Hoyt, Hanruban, Ball, Bradley.
Buckley, (hicheater
Nay—Near, Rogers, Hawky, Seeley.
lat-shall, F. W. Wheeler. Jones, Cava-
naugh. G. F. Thylor, d. E. litter, Hun-
gsrfosd. Bill, Ambler
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Its Ils- uud Punks.
Absppychildlsthsiuostllkslyto
”unbound-tau.
led the score in the first four innings,but ‘
Thrill-Till Tourist.
flows of the Things Ile Bees
and lloara in Ills Itsnibloii
Around Town.
Home regret is expressed that Buck-
lngham post and Douglas Fowler post.
together with the civic and military or-
gsnisations of the city and borough,
could not have united in the exercises
and parade incident to the unveiling of
the soldiers‘ monument in Riverside
cemetery on Decoration day. Although
this hallowed ground is located in the
borough, the association which planned
and made the beautiful spot what it Is,
is to a large degree a South Norwalk as-
sociation. It would have been well,
therefore. had the city people planned
.tp take an important part iii the pro-
mcding that will make tbs c mung sold-
isrs' holiday a memorable one.
IT is nearly a more of years—in 1809,
if I am not mistaken—since Benry K.
Selleck was first elected town clerk. Ila
had been an assistant in the olllcs under
Andrew Selleck for a few years previous
to that time. It is nearly a quarter of a
century, then. that he has been writing
the town's political history, transcribing
deed-i, recording mortgages, and per-
forming the other multitudiuous duties
in s painstaking, conscientious manner
and with a courteousuess to callers that
has become proverbial. I hope to see
him at his desk I score of years hence,
turning off work with the same alacrity
that he does today.
Till: large number of letters and postal
cards bearing the words ”Held for Post-
age” and “Held for Better Direction,"
which daily stare me in the face when I
enter the up-town post-office, leads me
to believe that we are absent—minded,
careless people. The address on two let-
ters now displayed there would drive a
Philadelphia lawyer stark mad.
Tiiziriz is some inquiry concerning the
fate of the petition recently passed
around among the borough merchants.
asking the Court of Burgesaesto place
some greater restraint than tidoilar li-
cense fee upon the Duakcln who hawk
their wares up and down our streets. to
the detriment of legitimate home mer-
chants.
Tiitz contract has been signed—the
contract between the borough and the
Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
Light company, over which there has
boensomuch talk and turmoil; and it
contains. I am told, the three years
clause which Brother Maples has kicked
so vrgotously against. It goes into effect
June 1.
I ‘ni.’ psi. uurl_ l'onlaa.
To stimulate wholesome curiosity in
theiuind of a child, is to plant golden
seed.
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l;.\ ilsilIAlNIIlalTh.
Prof. lorrls' lrwluc l'urudox.
Music Ilall was cromled last night to
witness the opening performance of
what Prof. Morris chooses to call his
Equine Paradox-a large company of
performing mules. dogs and goals. The
opening scene was a very pretty one.
The front of the stage was,filled with
beautiful ponies iu the most striking pos-
ition, and the rear of the stage was filled
with dogs of various species. The first
act was the pony drill, in which the
little beauties went through many mili.
tnry evoluticna with the precision of
veteran soldiers, and elicited from the
audience the mod enthusiastic applause.
The dogs were equally proficient in their
make thc'closing act quite exciting by
their antics and noise. There is not a
dull moment during the whole perform-
ance, and the Profemor has put his play,
if it can be called such, on the stage with
true dramatic skill, liberally interspersing
amusement throughout the entire pro-
gramme. The most amusing thing, per-
haps, in the dog acts, Is the visit. In
which four dogs are madeto play the
parts of father. mother, child and nurse.
The child is brought on the stage In a
baby carriage wheeled by the nurse, and
the parent drgs act in the moat intelli-
mtand comical manner. The other
sellers suchasarashown on thalitltoo
all exhibit remarkable intelligence on
the part of the performers, and the great
patience of the trainer.
At the cloaaof the performanco the
audience was invited on the stage for a
closer inspection of the animals, and
hundreds did so. There will be four
other performanmi—matineea this and
tomorrow afternoons, and this and to-
morrow nights. A pleasing feature ots
the entertainment is the fact tbuttbo
animals not as If in lava with their mas-
ter,whicb proves that they receive no
harsh treatment from the Professor.
hum-stun.
will begiven tothel'irs Police of South
Norwalk by the Kate Clsxtou Company.
The New York Tribune says: Any one
of the central figures of the play of the
"Two Orphans," transferred tocsnvsm,
would be a study: The circumstances
surrounding them are invariably poetic
or picturesque. Almost every phase of
man and women Is presented, the bad
arevery bad; and the goodara gently
lovst in their worth, and shins in a
bright and glotloua light: but in the
hands of It. Otaxton, Lcuhsbecotnss
the scans of all lat-cit, and tits recipi-
.t of all sympathy.
mind-hie!) israrcty tbs case).siui ‘
0n the evening of llsy 24th, a benefit”u 1“"
PERSONAL MENTION.
llrs. Fred A. Taylor and two children
are visiting friends in Newark, N. J.
lfr. and lint. Allen Ainsworth of Port
Jefferson are visiting with lfr. and lfrs.
William Lounsbury,
lira. Charles Solleck, of Jersey City,
formerly of Norwalk, is visiting friends
on Berkley street.
W. 8. Comatocit. of New London,
called on in-tuu'n friends yesterday Infi-
ernoori tin-l evening.
Mrs. l'illitlr‘f', of IJIcltliel-l. is viaiting
at R. If. Wilcox‘s, on Sluth llain sin-ct.
lilr. iirirl Mrs. tit-urge llriimflelrl and
children wiil arrive from Wealth-Id, N.
J., this rill-mug, to spend it crinplo of
weeks til. the l- a-tiilt'tmr' of Captain Peek
in tho hilltluflll.
~Chav. ll. l-‘erris sells Brussels soap.
Till) SUE Pill} I. III) ll)
MUCH Ol' ‘l'lll! BTOCK IlOl'Gll'l I!"
BIIV YOBKEBS.
The confirmation of a former rumor
as to the Bhepaug road is thus given in a
Litchfleld dispatch of Tuesday: "It is
officially announced here that a party of
New York gentlemen, some of whom
already own summer residences along
the line of the Slit-pang, Litcblleld &
Northern railroad, have purchased a
large amount of the stock of that road.
It is their intention to improve and ex-
tend that line, putting it in shape to de-
velop the resources of the towns through
which it will run and building up a
large summer business for which they
believe this section of the state has no-
equaled attractions. "
-—D. W. Fitch sells“— Brumals soap.
SE) iTOll PlAI'I‘.
In: WILL aruax A't' slottx FALLS
I-‘Olllt’l'll or JULY.
The Sioux Falls Weekly says: Corre-
spondence has been had with Senator
Plan, of Connecticut, chairman of the
senate committee on territories, inviting
him to bo present on that occasion, and
if nothing shall transpire to prevent it he
will certainly be here. He has for some
years done noble oflicial and personal
battle for the rights of Siutb Dakota,
and the citizens of that commonwealth
will delight to meet and do him honor.
No pains will be spared to make the no»
casion something of which the whole
state may be proud.
-Enos Kellogg sells Brussels soap.
M MARRIED ”_
PLAIS’I‘I;ORLICII. -In this_ city,- luv to.
Rev. Olin Bullock. at the residence of the bride.
(-corgc B l’lsist ed and It. Amelia Orllch.
bothuf thiscity. No
WANTS.
1;" A If D E It ti. -—GOOD ACCOHMODATIONS
and reasonable prices. Junta flail, llo Spring
st. (Snowden Place). 50. Sorwslk. 73f
GENTS 'm SELL TIA, COPPER. EPICIS
ctr: unasisryorcommi-alon. Cailoruddrns
Harrison Camus, Gen'l rent for Grand Lnlon
Taco" ”Chapman" SouI'hxorwalk. ml?”
calms—as:er outlinin— m as
nicely accommodated with room and board in
a private family, at 30. 0 Day iit. Info 2!
untf’m‘ns'r ulitt. wali'l's malfun’l'los
1 ssccokor will do house work in
pnvstsom family Apply Box 712. south Eighth
nt
I_IAL?A DOZKN TRIIMKRB. IIIIDIIA'I'I
ly,at.l. C W'ilsoud'.Cos.
:ron sang.
'1‘“ 0 choice building tots, 56 and no feet front,rm
West avenue. Apply to W. c. BAIIISor
I. it. now. it: If“
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
part of the performance, and helped to Woodward
TO LET.
W0 “0178”,le 300'! BACK] filTU-
utcdsmlnntcs walk fromtbcl’ivc lie River
Potuesslon ImofJnnc. Inquire of Wm.
Jasur.80.Norwslit. opp. Ell. depot. orof 1
Thomas, Fire lilclliver. mlb iw
ill RICO‘SD STORY OF HOUSE. 80.15
Seymour Place. Five rooms. «June 1.
Apply to r. 8 Bennett. or Henry Seymour. mist!
lit! Wills TO'gNTaHflRD “0011:qu
houscon Iain borough. u is
of Georges. Gregory, Knights trust.
BRROOIS. no. bullillYtfl', 80m
Borwslx; truism Also ilvcmotnsonlast
Arc. Past‘h'crwaik; rent 38 Allingnod order.
.nasinaionutoncc. ApplytoW. Ymulnck-
mum ms,i.f
1
mfl‘roftheconditlon of tthr-r} Narrow“.
Ban. at South Norwaik. in theStsteochu-
nocticugstthcclnreofbusinare. lay ts, tau.
LoansaudDiscorm
Due from other National Whisks
Real estate, furniture and In . .
Current and taxes mum, .. lift!)
Checks other cash itans,. .. a
Bills of other banks ...................... t 6)
Fractional upercurrency, nickeh A: cents. . '
Specie. ............................
prion fund with U Treasured
prcent. of circulation) ................ 1,125.00
Total. .................................. sinus}:
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in .................... storms
us fund ................... . . .
Total, ................................... miner
moment-army.
LJACOBI. hammcsshiaofthssbovs
n-cd bunk,“ solnaly nauthtficabon
mistrustcthshastof- kacw Id
snd’sAwruIBto'bdliuAu Iii-undo
«timin- "
I.’ I Public.
Olin mm
smarts-runes.
In {IMWAI ' l
Fae-roar you s' an on to scam. CORNER ”m
Day-ad Raymunddrcct. Inquire of I. A.
50-ANIMAL
MIN“. IIALL, SO. NORWALIi.I
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, . -... v _._._._...._..._._——-
. Ill. IIOY'I‘. MGR.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY!
8 NIGHTS ONLY!
Tllll‘llll, Flillfll all] Salll'lll. Ill lfilll, 171]], 181i.
-——~ ~ coo-”~—
PROF. MORRIS’
I AND Illiilili
PARADOX CO.
Travelling in their own 012,000 Palace Gar, under the management of
E. O. PERREN.
'l‘wo Grand llnlinccs, Friday and Saturday, at 2.30.
————«o——
gowns—5o
ADMiSSION 25, 35 AND 50c. SCHOOL CHILDREN 150.
PERSONAL IIBDIOIILQ O!" I'. ll.
Sill-BIDAN.
Is at present being canvassed up‘m around town,
and i- a work worthy of notice. The book contains
oveeragcs In each vo' nine. and is handsomely
printed with a careful topical index. two steel
lots of the immul. one as a ll'tllllfllnllll fret-h
rum West Point, and another as general of the
army: also a number of wood cut portraits of officers
who served under bim,lac antics of famous lrttcrs,
wood cut of the general- hr-ree on which be made
the famous ride from Winchester. and ctbrr inter-
esting illustrations. besides a number of maps care-
fully prepared by the war department. The work
is not technical, but reads like a mantra. It is
full of nut adventures and Is a book that one
unfamlisr isrwith warorwur terms read with absorbo
lug interest. Be sure that the book you buy has
'Let’barles L. Wetter It: 00." on the title page. as
are the bliahers and this is the only one in
whchGenets Sheridau‘ s faintly are interested in any
way All other liver merely hind to rob lht Getter
at of the fmiis of his labor The canvassing t
forNorwakisJOIINT BATES offices! 2?“ I
l. in 2
A Talk With
Col. Ferris. loses (ilovar. David Plan,
8. Ii. Stanley, Mrs Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will be found a sample of the multitude of
letters of cnomragcmcnt Franklin llowes .k Son, of
756 Broadway. heir York, daily receive. The sub
joined nnso-icitcd testimonials are from your friends
and net labors. ladies and gentlemen you know and
or their honor and straightforwardnw, and
who would scorn to has psriy to an deception.
What has been done for other- can be one for you
and it is folly to longer suffer when the means of
recovery lies at your very door.
00!. 0. I. I'll"!!! Iv. l'ln 1875 lwsa
taken MCI tntb Dyspepsia and Jauudicc of the wrist
deer option, reducing my weight itch! sixty pounds.
[suffered about one year ands ball Ever thing
was done that medical skill cut-id m Inally
aconncil of doctors declared my cat-c "incursblez'
others gave me the licuenui of counts Then I was
dually persuaded to take llowr-s' Blood Purifier
After taking two or three butt es 1 was entirely
currdandhaic beenuwellrnsn for ovcrsixycars.
lis- HENRY suitor it. mid to have bad
scancerremoved by Dr. Cummings. of New York
city. Was vet low—reported likely todie any (EFL;
not able to ws it alone; sore would not heal.
Discovtxy cared hcr scien years ago scdhss been a
well woman since.
8. K s‘l’ANLBI’.ni:-irlytlghty years old. and
was suffering seierely from a hard cough. The
doctorseald be had an ”n cer on his lung," and
could not live. flaring heard of the wonderful
done by "The first Blood Purina." I sent
for it at once and took it faithfully. My cough tilt
and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Nor-walk, Conn.
Miss Cells Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St" Norwalk. Conn.
llsd Kidney unable. Dimqlla, impaired circu-
lutioa of eight ears standing; was some that
shscoalduci licepnorcat. Palduutovcr
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not
Iliad nu ccnt’ s worth; health ruined u much by
the medicines-s by the disease for whic
theywerctsten sheen Iys:n “I did not expect to
lirebutsehortiime. flower was sent to me
try-friend. Itookbiamedicincandhave not bad
a doctor Iluce. l was not able to walk without help
—a- now shlssnd dowslk all about town several
tlmmsdayaclamsncwpasoandl would not
bebackw Iwusforthousndsofdoflsru. I
conrldalt the best medicine ever offered to the
public. Dr.t'oiautock.ofNew York, told the he
would not have believed lcouid have been cured if
its had not seen it done b Franklin Bowes' Hedi—
cleiscovery.” Caution curs-go.
Poll BALI 0M IRSALLY.
HALE’S LIST
_.op.....-
.:. Impartial Cigars
LORD unicosserstp,
LA APBICANA.
OI’EBAS.
Lt lls’l’A,
“scrum 1214.8
not: lift rrinnswss,
mason.
LA CAROLINA.
BELLA 308A-
J “PERM“.
In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty five diflersnt brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidious taste. Persona that
min the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prices, which will
be found reasonable.
ER.
The Druggtsti,
east-alum 'IItroats.
TO LET.
NEW ANDDKSIIIABLB IIOLSR ON TAYLOR
art-tine. Parlor. sitting remit, dials g row.
kitchm and pantry on first floor; four sletptus
Iii-Ira. aIm bath room on second lboi; two rooms in
attic. House has furnace. range. sudcold
water stationary lull. Ponscssion onluirnsdlstcly. '
Inquire on the premises, or of In. Wm ll. flay-
mond, l' 0 ILL-06.81715-
gqurfzimmls.
DI USIO IIALL,
ONB NIGHT ONLY.
Friday. May 24th,
FNIIIIII’ Bflllli
TBS DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS,
Mas Kate Clarion.
—A§D -—
MR. CIIAS. A. STEVENSON
Ateomranicd by Arthur I]. Forrest and their
own companyof in ‘an elaborate prodnc action
Two Orphans.
A WEALTH 0P
Magnificent Scenery,
Marvelous Effects,
Wonderful Settings, etc.
Horses, Carriatii all Waiiii
c. M. .RITCH’B‘TIIVERY STABLE
Public Auction,
W Saturday. May 18.
AT IO 0":ch A. .. -‘ .., '
For paticnlarlenquirc at thslsblu or of w-
litchcll. ancilrmcer
AT LAST
POPULAR PRIFE§
“neutral
E. C. IIEWKE,
, can or m 10.3.
mewsbmlhtmqsua
PHOTO STUDIO,"
auto. “Washington“..fiout hula,
heuillcxccutcwurkla lathe miner‘s
signal
Washington St. Over from:
Beautiful Hilliilltlll at infill
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