Wll 1W0 ”81013.
A Military Man Takes His
Own Life.
PItlIIAIiLY tillll‘llIAL IANIA.
apt. u. Ilsary Wittbaua Ilelurus Ila-o
M the “and of Illa Company in the
Iamorlal Day Parada and ('oiuaslts
Iaioldo.
NW Yolk. lay lib—Capt. Henry Witt-
hens, a memtmr of one of the most mailinent
GMAIMl’lt‘ID families of the city, mm~
mitted suicide by shooting hinutolf in the
head.
Ila returned to his brother's nuidsnce, at
No. 91 East Seventy-tint street. where he
lived, hatwoen ti and 12 o'clock, after par-
ticipating in the Memorial day locale with
the Ninth regiment, in which he numuanded
a company. He went immediately to his
room, which was in the roar of the second
story of the house, and loci-M hinnolf in.
Ska-fly after his brother, Elwin J. Witt-
Itatl, heard a noise that sounded like the re-
purtof a phtol. I'dwin knocked at the door,
and finding it locked, broke it open. -As he
(intend bamw a ghastly sight. “is brat-bu
waslying in the bed, his head bathed in a
pool of blood. Two pistols lay on either side
of him.
One was a small pistol and the other a
large navy revolver. One shot. had been
head out of each. lie had evidently used the
anal] pistol and aimed at his temple, but the
bullet glanced (ill the skull. After this lin-
succe-ful attempt to takohiii lifo he took
the navy revolver and fired another shot
from it into the side of his bond, which
called instant death.
Built Quietly for "In Coroner.
It was not known outside of the luernben
of the family that be had committal suicide
until Coroner Monomer visited the Wittliaus
residence. The coroner meived a letter from
Ira Witthaus, the mother of the dead man,
fling him to call. He went, nevi-r imagin-
ing that his errand was of such an appalling
suture. and be was naturally horrified to find
Capt. Witlhaus whom he had known well,
lying dead in his room in the mine Intuition as
When his brother found him. The facts that
have bun relatid were rcpoatixi to the oili-
clal and he issued a burial pcnnit, and the
body was then turned over to an undertaker.
No reason for the suicide can be unsigned
except that of temporary insanity, for when
Capt. Wittbaus hft his home to take part in
the parade nothing unusual was noticul in his
manor. It is believed that the suicidal
mania was inherited, as an unclc of Capt.
Witthaus, who was a Wealthy man, killed
himself about ten years ago, Very much in
the same way, without any apparent cause.
The Bulcide’s History.
The dead soldier was one of the best known
men about town and belonged to a number of
organizations baide the Ninth regiment. Of
the latter he was one of the most prominent
members. lie was also a member of the Old
Gmrd and belonged to the Hobokcn Turtle
club, the'l'hirtcen club, the I’m club, the
Liederkrans and Arion societies and the
Young Men's Democratic club. He was as-
sistant to Gen. Charles F. Robbins, the In-
spector of rifle practice for the state of New
York.
Inlsummcr be was one of the visitors
sent to the Gettysburg battlefield, where his
martialappenrnnce won him great admira-
tion. Indeed at one time be was considered
the handsomest man in Sew York.
Capt. Witthnus was moreor 1m; prominent
in local politics, and was an enthusiastic
Democrat. He was well oil, his father hav-
ing left him the bulk of a fortune made in
thewholesaie hosiery trade, the firm name
being It A. k. 6. II. Wittham.
No arrangements for the funeral have yet
becnmade, but be will probably be buried
with military honors. The captain Wm 46
years old.
HELD UP A TRAINFULL.
A Solitary Robber Bmptlcs. the Pocket-
books of the l’issacngcrs.
Buss Just-nos, Wk, May 31,—A train
robbery occurred on the Milwaukee and
Rathwestern railroad at Beaver. The train
had just pulled out of Beaver. A man
walked through the rear mash to the rear
door. There he asked the brake-man, "What
is the utilise of the station you have just
hftl"
“Beaver,” was the reply.
“Well," said the stranger, drawing a to
volver. “I guess 1'“ trouble you to shell out
what qiare change you havein your pocket.”
The lirakeman complied, and then the man
appealed tomb [asst-agei- in asiinilar manv
star. As be relieved each paleonger be made
him walk chad, and kept up this programme
until he had visitul every coach in the train.
Having secured something from every one,
hehacked his way out, still holding his ro-
volver before him, and looped from the train
mthsdark justasthetrain was pullinginto
this station.
I". C. Allen, a traveling man for Marin-
ette, was thegreateet loser. lie was relieved
of till! and a gold watch.
”out. lailnshl Gets Permission.
Loxnox, May 3L-Lieut. aninski, military
attachebrflwAmcrimniegation,whok
heretostudy thenaviesofthefiuropean
powersin the interests of his government.
Iiasiieai granted mission to inspect the
British arsenals and wraps and gunnery
chock
a
CONDENSED NEWS.
Thebodyof Spencer Richards far-ma,
dmlaunrho 'hiaday
dghghssbeuifound nearthe road halfa
uliletrumhis house. On his pet'son sues
bouiehslffullolstrychnina
ThelntslnaticnaICompsnyochx.w has,
Kimbenaofltothefletémlaud
“admiration companyfibehglihsyn-
dieatewhich laiiltthepackinghoundthe
Unionstockyardqatc..atst.l’aui,ahoths
Gummfauiand Kan-sCinr-atlway.
The ‘
iii-«l
wemyammsamgmn
at Adsirvilis,Ky.,was struckbylightning
dmwwtheground. Logan“);
WORM.
UNVEILINO IN column.
Mercator Amman-earths
liaysaarkal Well-la.
(‘uu-M‘m. May lib—For two numb. two
big lit-omen have been guarding the lie
tuionuiuent. it wssfurulthsAnarc -
isle might undermine the urchins structure,
plate dynamite beneath it and blow it to the
skis-
But the Anarchists did not view up, then
were no minus. no dynamite, and the inoim-
mt wm unveiled on the very spot whereuu
May -l, 1N0. a blooin inn-acre took
and night brave policemen mot death.
The unwilmg was done by limiter illegals,
the non of lullcar Ihvogan, who was the first
victim of ticlmaubiit‘s lit-nib tibortlyaftcr
lo‘ciuck the boy pulled the cord that hold
tho drapery of mi, white. and blue, and ex-
posed the imiuuuiimt to now. It is a very
simple affair, being the bronze statno of a
policeman in uniform, standing with unlined
hand, onauquaro basc, upon which are in-
Icrlbed on one side the words
"In the name of tho-'pl-(Ipu-of Illinois. l
2 command mice.“ um by l‘apt. Ward un :
. the night 0 the "MTV. when hennlercd 2
. the rich-hi to disperse. and on in.» other the :
: inscription: "Dedicated bi' t'lucmru. .‘layt, :
: tutti, to hcr defenders in the riot of May A. :
Z lmi." .
Mayor Creigcr accepted the monument in
behalf of the city, and introduml Franklin
B. Read, who made the address of the occa-
sion. There was no disturbance on the part
of the Anarchism Mn. Lucy l‘amnu colo-
brated the occasion by distributinga circular
entitled “The Ilayinarlict Monument—What
b It Eracted For!" The inn-ed states that
the monument is to be dedicated for the pur-
pose of giving wings to the falsehood that the
tragiccvent of May 4, iron, was the result
ofan Anarchist uprising. lt suggala that
the proper inscription should be: "This
monument is era-ted to commemorate the
brutality and unheard of infamy of the Chi-
cago police force in 1%." The writer closes
with an appeal to Governor l-‘ifer to pardon
the Anarchists now in Joliet."
FIVE MEN KILLED, SEVEN INJURED
By the Sudden Collapse of an l’uflnlshed
Building.
Damon, Va, llay lib—An awful casu-
alty has occurred here. A forceof men were
engaged on a brick factory which J. 0. Penn,
tobacwnist, was building. The building was
2t!) feet long and six stories high. The lil'lt‘k'
layers bad just completed the walls, but there
was no roof on the building. The wind was
blowing a gale, and one of the walls got out
of plumb. The force of hands went todiffer~
ent parts of the building to brace the walls,
and wcre so engaged when the entire stch
tire collapsed. Rolnwt l’rintt, D. A. Collie,
0. B. Jones. Willem Young and Buck Hot»
per wi-re killed. Seven others were more or
less injured. _
The Titania Wile.
New You, May 3L-‘I'be yachts Sham-
rock and Titania sailed over a twenty-seven
mile course for a trophy valued at 8750. The
course was from the Larchmont club house,
at New Rochelle, to and around a suke boat
anchored in Hempstead harbor,thence around
astake boat anchored half a mile southeast
of Stamford harbor lighthouse, and return
by the same course. The Titania being two
feet longcr than the Shamrock, gave the latr
ter a time allowance of forty-nine seconds.
The race was won by the Titania in :3 hrs.
49 mins. 35 $5 sum; Shamrock‘s time, 2 hrs.
56 minis. 32 1-5 seen
American Opel-a Again.
Nuw Yonu, May :lL—E A. locks, who
will be remembered in connection with the
rather unfortunate National Opera company,
is to have a real opcrn company of his own
next season. Mrs. Jeanette Thurber will have
no interest at all in the organization, which
Mr. Locke intends to model after the Carl
Rosa Opera company in England, a company
that has for years toured the English prov-
inces and made plenty of money. Mr. Locke
is said to be engaging his company at the
present time. The prime donna is to be Min
Emma Juch.
Strike on Account of a Hungarian.
Resume, Pa, May 3L—A Hungarian was
placed at one of the furnaces of the Potts
town Iron company, at Pottstown, to help,
whereupon the puddle helpers notified the
homes that unless he was taken away at the
end of one how they would leave the milL
The request was not complied with and the
helpcni went on strike. There are fifteen
furnaces in the mill In consequence of the
strike the night turn is idle, and only half of
the furnaces are working on the day turn.
A Desperado Justice of the Peace.
ATLANTA, 0a., May lib—Bail“! Arch
Golden three days ago was shot and killed by
Jake Young, a justice of the peace, under
whom he was serving. Reports of the affair
state that a dispute arose over Golden’s ro-
fnsi tosccept a bond in acertaincase. They
bada tisticutl prpvionsiy over the matter.
Golden was in Bowen’s store when Young
entered with drawn pistol. Golden said:
“Don’t shoot, Jake." Young began tiring
and Golden fell dead.
Lost Every Dollar of His Fortune.
CHICAGO, May 3L—Nathan Corwi'th, one
of themost widely known citizens ct Chi-
cago, died at his residence on Michigan ave
line. Mr. Corwithhadatonetime accumu-
lated about 81,500,”) and retired from busi-
ness Last July his son,Gordon Corwith,
ametal broker-m New York, permuted his
fathertocmbarkhismeaus in an etfort to
cocoa the lead market, but the attempt
failed and Mr. Corwith lost every dollar 1*
his fortune. ' "
i
lleid llcr Captive In the Woods.
- Bmuixosass, Ala. May lib—John Ban-
dess, a negro, was arrested, charged with
anult ona Min Jones, of East Birthing-
ham. Benders is around of taking Min
Jones into the woods and keeping her there
sevuul days. 8.0 attempted to get away
several times, so the story rm but each
fimehecauzht her and gave her a severe
Threw Bell Pepper Into the Ventilators.
Maison. Wk, May 31.--The India it the
Dell-Gamma fraternity were giving a re-
league.
”mull.
MIlewYoI-k—
lewYoi-k ........... OOIIOOIlI—I
ludianalaiih.. .oeoeeoeoa-s
listleritu: Ilarttleid and Ewing. iietsclu .d
Isrkley. Umpire: Lynch.
Milo-ton
Biaitmi ...l 0 O 0 0 t 3 I i~lll
(Illa-(u ..... SIOOIlIUOI—N
ilatwries: ludlimiru and ileum". tin-ck and
Farrell Cfllptfll: Iiarnuiu.
Al l'ltllldclflii. —
Philadelphia...- ...... 0 0 0 0 0 l -'I l D—ll
Pillaburg, ...”! 0 300 I 0 0 0—70
Batu-rice: Mm and Behrivcr, Dunning and
Field; Umpire: Curry.
At Washingtou- .
Washington. ....... l.0000000~-l
Cleveland... .......l o o a ll 0 o 0 11—2
batteries: U'liayand (M, timber and Kim»
Der. Umpire: quden.
arrnsooit mus
At HLGoorgo—
Kewl'ork ............ OlofltOIOX—T
Indianapolis .......... 0 0 0 Oil) 01 |-3
batteries: Watch and Brown. Doyle and liaiy.
Umpire: Lynch.
At “union—-
0|090<~4
0l0tli—i
nctt. Hutchinson
Philadelphia. ...0 I 0 0 0 0 I l 0—-1
I’illsburg ............ 8 0 2 0 2 9 0 l x-—i0
batteries: Buflnton andClemcnis, Biaiey and
litter. Umpire: thirry.
At Washington—
Washingtou-Cleveland game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Association.
neutrino oaks.
l 0 0 0 0 l 0 I O
BLlpuis ........... ,2l0020301—8
Batteries: Terryand l'isuer. King and Doyle.
Umpire: (lunacy.
At Baltimore—
llsnsae City-Baltimore morning game wat-
poued on account of wet grounds.
At Philadelphia-
Athletic... ...0 0 0 0 0 l 0 3—!
Cincinnati ...... 0 0 0 t) 0 0 0 0—0
Batteries: Weyhiug and Cross, Duryea and
Boldwin. Umpire: Goldsmith.
At Columbus—
(kilunibusblamisvllle morning game laminated
on account of rain.
Airman muss.
At Brooklyn—
Brooklyn ............. 00321030
about! .............. 00021003]—
liatteries: until-rs and linuhong, Chambe
lain and Militgan. Umpire: tiaffuey.
At Baltimore-
Baltimore. ......... l l 2 0 l 0 a 0 0—8
KansasCity..,. . ....0 ll 0 0 0 l 0 0 l»—2
Batteries: Kilroy and Tale. McCarthy and
Hoover. linipirc: Fcrguson.
0
0
“G
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At Philadelphia ..
Athletic ....... ..000220200—6
Cincinnati. ..... ...0 u 0 ll 0 0 0 I o-l
Batteries: Coleman and Robinson, \‘iau and
Baldwin. l’mpirc: Goldsmith.
At Columbus —
t'uininlni-Llouisvillc garlic postponed on no
count of rain.
Atlantic Annotation.
At Jersey t‘ity~-
' ..0100100001—8
Newark....... ...0 0 0 l l 0 0 0 0 0—2
ileum-ice: Duly nndllotl'ord. Miller and Sn li-
van. Umpire: Knight.
At Lowell— .
Lowell. i; Worccstrr. 7.
of M‘l‘t‘lllll inning.
At Elston—
Filslun. l; \l'ilkcsbnrrc. 5.
Al llnrtfonl~
Ilailfuni, ll; New llnvcn. b.
IIIIKXISU cum
Al 5} nicibc~
Symon»: ............. 020003000—5
linmillnu., . ...l 0 0 0 l) 0 0 O 0-]
Hath-nos; Ulwrlandcr and Briggs. ltlmr and
Oldfield. Umpire: Eluslic.
At iiufl’alor-
Bulfalo...... ........0 3
Toronto .............. i 2
Game called at end
I '2
l fl l 2 ~l2
L'mpirc:
Vickcry.
.\l lim'ln-sta'rw
Rochester ......... 0
Lilith!“ ............. tl
Pitchers: Barr and Cain.
At Toledo—
'l'uiedo morning gnmc llmlpullt‘il on account
of rain.
.i
amusoox cum.
At il'orccster-
“3er ..........0 0 0 3 2 010 0-6
Lowell ............... 0 0 0 010000-.)
Batteries: Stafford nuvl Terricu. Sullivan and
tinnawio. l'inpirc: Manning.
Al “'Ilkcsburl’e—
Wilkcsbnm .......... 000200002—4
lineman“ .100001100—8
Batteries: Jacoln and Williams. ilandiboe and
Blues. Umpire: Corcurnn.
At New Haven—
h‘cwllavcu ..0 0 I 0 0 0 l 0 4‘6
Hartfonl.. .......0 l 0 0 0 l 3 3 x—tl
Batteries: chrbnck d Cahill. U't’onn *II and
Inelic. Umpire: Clinton:
At Newark—
Newurk .......
.icrscy (‘ity..
At Buffalo—
Bullalo ............... 000000000—0
l‘oroato....... ..0 0 0 l) l 2 0 0 0—3
Batteries: White and Thn‘ycr. Scrnd and
Groom. Umpire: [tom-or.
At ihiclius'ter —
Rochester ............ oooiioooo—s
London .............. 000020201—0
Batteries: Toole and Item-ougb, Grins and
low. Umpire: bummer.
At Syracuse—
Syracuse ............ 100104001—7
Hamilton ..0 o i 0 0] to o—s
Batteries: Murphy and Walker. Itbfir and Old-
field. Umpire: Ernine.
At Toledo—
Toiedo-Detroit game postponed on account of
rain.
The Jury Again Disagree.
Nsw Bnussmcu, ‘N. J., May til—The jury
in the cap of Phillip liaynor, who has been
twice tried for criminally mssulting the Pa~
riue girls at Cranberry, again disagreed. The
money for hisdefenm was raised by public
subscription, and nineteenth: of the people 5
the county believe he is not guilty.
Both Sides Remembered.
32w Oman, May 31.——Tbe G. A. 3.
posts, Confederate Association of the Army
of the Tonnmee, the Northern Virginia vats
crane and cavalry, joined in declare the
graves of Union and Ctrnfedmta so let;
There were scrvicesof prayer and M
An Alleged India- lava.
Oriana, Non, May 3L—Bettiers for miles
around Norden, Keyapaho cotmty, an drivh
ing into that town for protection on account
ofagreatlndianscsre. Thepiacaisnot
ouanyrailn’iadortehgraph line and reth-
his information is dilllcnlt to secure.
Thelr Deliberations Ended.
ltbaea's Post-nun “and.
Itasca, N. Y. May 3L—Wsrd Gregory
postulate of this city and edits:- 11 Th:
n scum nomui EVENING swim ERIDAX...MAY..._M...M.- .
l8 voui’
lilmc rowan
rum
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
l3 ll FREE FROM “Milli“
As is well known, ammonia lsuuheaithv
fill in fetal. and dries up the bread
material.
Protection to consumers of food com-
pounds liee in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Unis. manufacturers publish just what
their baking powder breads ohdonot
use their goods. but boy intend
BAKING POWDER.
This powder is made only ofetrictlypure
bicarbonate of soda. with a little
tlourtopreeerveit. 'i'hlsisattestedb the
allele! analyses of Government and late
chemists, and hysiclaue. and chemist- of
Board-of]! th throughout lhecoun .
-.EWZ.“£L§W 1'
o. a. open
The Cheloes‘. Tea lit-:2- (tiered.
PERFECTL‘.’ PURE.
Tlil' l'l‘.
A MUST DELlCll‘US lll.l'l1ll.\l-i‘
2. till am: :30 v.7 city. ‘-
”In last [Ilnlllniintn‘ ' '
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ll. b’lloliliEDIEIY,
CHAS. II. FElllils,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Farris, Moses Glover. David Plan.
8. K. Stanley. Mrs. llcnry Seymour
and 0t hers.
Below will be found s sample of the multitude of
letters of encouragement Prsnklin Buwce a Son, of
758 Broadway New York. daily rem-ire. The lub-
joined unsolicited testimonials are from your friends
and not hhorr ladies and gentlemen you know and
esteem or the r honor and straightforwardncss. and
who would scorn to he a party to an deception.
What has been done for others can be e for you.
anti it is folly to iongcr sum-r whcn the means of
ncotcry llul at your very door.
(‘01.. c. M. vanilla says:
"in IE?!) I was
' taken sick with Dyan-pets and Jaundlce of thewtrrst
dcscrlplion. reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
[suffered about one year and a half. Everything
was done that medical aid ll could surged. Finally
stouncil of doctors declared my case "incurable; ‘
othcn- gsve Illt‘ the benefits of cobble. Then I was
finally persuaded to lakc Ilowue‘ Blood Purifier.
After taking [In or three bolt in l was entirely
cum! and have been a well man for over six years. ‘
MRS. ll ENBY SEYMOUR. said to have had
lcsm'cr removed by Dr. Cuminln . of New Yolk
city. Was vet low—reported like y to die sludge;
hot able to wet alone: sore would not heal.
Discovery cm-d her seven years ago and has been a
well woman since.
5. It STANLEY. rzcsrly ilghty years old, and
was muttering severely from a mini mesh. The
dcclors said he had an ”a cor on his lung." and
could not live. llaving heard of the wonderful
cures done by "The tires: Blood Purifier." I sent
for it at once and talk it faithfully. My cough dis
appeared and am now coir-yin; good health.
Testimony of allein srkshle Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Celia Starr, (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant. St., Norwalk, court.
ilsd Ilidncy trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circu-
lation of czght years standing; was so nervous that
she could ncli er sleep our cat. Paid out over
eight bundrui dollars to doctors. and was not bone
, lliml oie ccni‘s worth: hwtb rainci as much It
the poan medicines as by the dim for chic
they were taken. She says: "i did not expect to
live but a short lime. Ir. Ilowce war sent to me
by n tricnd. i took his medicine and have not had
a doctor since. lwae not able to walk without help
-sm now able and do walk all about town several
time: s its . 1 an s new person. shd I would not
he bickw lac] .waa for thousands of dollars. 1
worldu it the best medicine ever oflaed to the
public. Dr. (min. lock. of New York, told me he
would not have believed i could have been curcd if
he had not sent: done b Franklin Ilowce' Medi-
cal Dircovcry." Cured our yarn ago.
FOR SALE UNIVERSALLY.
TRY OUR
Del. County Creamery Butler.
11‘ PLEASE KYBRY TIME.
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HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
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Pausnger Trains. .
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cream of tartar. and etflctlygeu: particulars
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scum onwm— a system of
hick' glucose-innit: "will:
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lttedfoorusn commercial lion. Illusions—
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suo flail!) All!) . own: no DI-
thmhsm of s ital—tuck. m
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Times l‘imni
till! AN 0
A practiul teachu ro-
Yale college gives lessen two afternoons and
W ldhepiessedto have all or write for
u . runs a. auwoa
Gazelle Building, Norwallt, Ct.
P.8.-AlmofDnsi Department Naval
Dutsossoolleae. us- “ i.
Merrill Phonorgnrgpic Academy,
(ions-emu Training School,
nan-sue u... Stamford. 0t. in Beulah
Daysad Inning.
SEOII‘I'IIAND and 'l‘ypewriun
tinder the perm! instruction 0 the will:
cipai sndhusiaas manager of (isley'sfl
School, um. Donn.
olllltctat. Departure“. for the study of
book k Ins. hl arithmetic. etc.
In charge of girl. A. “Wards o‘l' Mew York a?
Youngmcn and women carefully wpsred to it
honorable and lucrative positions.
Rent on Typcwilcs Headquarters for Stamford
andvieln iy.
Busine- llouses supplied with «unmet saint-
antr on short notice or circulars and fall infor-
mation cation. or address,
Ills. I. A. Imam. Prim.
tit Atlantic st. , Stamford.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
in all grades of Still and Soft lists. Spring Style
51115. Hats,
Boys lists. Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Crush
lists, &c., at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention pnld to
fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Stilt llnts. I!!!
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palstisl Steamer,
[lane llharles,
Capt. Prod I. Byxbcc,
Willcommenee Making Dally Trips to New York
Saturday, May 25.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
No. Norwsik to New York. Single
Trip, toeents; Excursion, 70 cents-
‘lhc Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"Ilomtonlc" train icavln So. Norwaik at 7.56 a.
In. Returning icsvc New ark. Pier 45 East River,
foot Rutger’s slip.at' 3.25 p. m . and am Strcct,
last Itivcr. 3.45 p. m., connecting with trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the lionsstoaic Line.
. TO NEW YORK.
lieddin "
Sanfor
Iirandnvilic
Ridgvilcld
(‘mrgctown
Cannons
iii“? .
nu pan
Norwmk
so; Norwslk “
N k" Lv. .....
Pairileld. N.l'.. N. Ii.&II.R.i
Sonthport “
greens i-‘srms
Wilson Point Ar .......................
Wilson Point Lv. (steamer) .....
New York. ‘ali-t. BL. It. It. Ar
New York, Pier 49, B. It. Ar ......
1’30! NB‘V YORK
u
u
Lv.
N. Y.. PicriS. foot Rntgcr‘stilip........a.2sl’ M.
smamstmm Bi .845 “
Ar. Wilma Point ............. 6.10 “
Lv. Wilson Poln . .so “
Ar.BothNorwsk,D.d:N. .25 “
WmmNX. .84 "
Stow“ S "
port . ‘9
Ysinield .19 “
Lv.8mthflorwslk.D.&N.R.li.. .55 ”
Ar. Norwslk " .45 "
“ Wiuuiosnk “ .lti "
" Wilton, “ .00 “
muons " .04 i:
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“ Georgetown “ :3 u
" Branchvillc “ ,15 "
" Sanford " .3 “
" Bedding " .28 "
“ Bethel " ,m u
“ lisnbnry " ...7.4l "
For further Information apply to
THE NEW ENGLAlD TEBMAL co.
einxsv “macs. v. r. a o. I.
sue Southflt. new rant.
0 1i. onus. Agent . Wilson Point. :5... spa
The Old and Reliable.
uni FREIGHT 1. lb
Norwalkllellnr
-T I PROFILLERB-
\.
4m
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W
N'ewYorkacr ,sxoeptflatunlm. l
wmaw‘nspa langu-
I‘ralghttakentko-aadraealvadlstall
pal-tau sharia-banana larvalksnl
m Railroads as M m
.... ,. .
Artilelsi lions lites. (losing,
Lawn ”lull.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
850.. 650.,
lIuiufsctured by C. T. LEONARD,
I. In“! It"... laid iy
KENT & CHOLWELL,
IlllliS lllll PLlSllIllllS.
Boilers of all Iii-its
Set and Repaired.
Fir-e Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
oretcn at a sennacnvs,
[.7 Washington It. Bridle,
Io. Norwalk, Conn.
:13}. P. 0. Box 140, Import. Ct.
Jacob M. Layton,
“Weedless-Amt.
General Insurance Agency
the. Life and Andi-t.
Ocean Steamship Tickets-Osiris and Stem
Drafts for one A and I and In" Old-s to
all of lamps.
Notary Public. AcknowisdmlsTakau.
Railroad Tickets. Denice Checked
to Destination.
I Washington It. mast door to Moles.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
TAYLOR £5 GOLDEN
Real Estate. fire, blfo. Accident,
Plate Glass, and tiles- Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for Incl-lo of
Debenturo and Far- lot-tango
a a 1 per cent. loads.
Loan- Negotiated.
omelz—eaaw-amm 8t... so. lot-walk
lllllll'fl lllill' Lilli Til-Bil,
To-llorrow llsy he Too Late.
'l‘skesnkndowmsntlbllcythst oninsyaeed in
oldsge. lfyonltveorlfyoudle, twillhe a help
to your family. feeble-day will vs a 3
man tofsidultobepa tob It
wyesrsofagaortohlrfsinllyatdeath. scents a
day will siveyon slifc policy for 31,000. and you
donotloosewhatyouhsve all
a,“ PM WWII!”
menus in m
CONNECTIGUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
or BANNED.
l. I. L'BOIIIIDIIU, Agent,
Ionthxorwalk.
lllll lll'll Lllfl llli. Ull.
WM. ll. FIBRE, Piuldent.
Alecia, - - - 0 93,480,185
Surplus. - - - [3.549.000
Income In 1388. - - 215,401,333
N" Blaine-e. 1888, - 105,019.73]
Writes Non-Melting Tontlne Policies without
restrictionsss to residence. travel. or occupation
after two years and guaranteeing the return of all
priminme paidsnd the amount of the policy if
death occurs during the Towns period.
Its Tontine policies have been maturing fo
several yesnsnd have paidsurvlvorss higher rate
of interest than in otherwise obtainable on list.-
clsss sienriliee, and better than any other company-
send to the undersigned for statement, giving
Your age.
A. l.. GURNEY. Gena-st Agent.
New Ilsven, Conn.
0. I: WILSON. Agent. Norwalk. Conn. rut llll
A RECENT
$10,000.00,
Toutine or Club Payment.
-_QO.———
AN [LLUS’I'RA'I'ION of the benefits of laser
leg on the Mutual Tontine or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
Assocnnon,
AB
mere-anneal“
momma”. INMMY.
links
due-is of
afififiéw ;
. illsd tee in
137 Broadway, New York, $33351. mam... mm...
and one for Gents also. “
fiifi'lmnwm' rimm‘mfimgr.r. " ‘1 a.
fidmclnhsflaud'u' on mum W
.1}.qu of Ncwkork City.
lune. Paid in. Received. We haves melanin-sat when you can get anything
mar wigs-use 'ii'v'31“ no mdsfifiandwicn$_ min-mi u all hours
IDWARD n. m&?...'...t..mn an m {In Ema!" Will-lg?“ ”m.
AnhimctLTJtcwsrtBetsteJtfl, Ito. 5 Water so, Borough.
WILLlAILIIOltIt....b;l.| ...... mm a
monuments-......n..." Jam , u A FULL LINE OF
ngnm morn mm a '
...... we...” .. Builders Hardware,
.. PAIN TS,
u C I
...—... O Varmshes.
mm . am magma m Be Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
aunnnono......... to .
. . 9" w Wire Steel Door Mats,
more::elrm.,.. “‘4” 1M swan-gnaw. walnut. .
”mum‘- w....n... w w w. c. on Iu'rARo,
.w. Jonas mum
rmeo snso 1.0m new
The lost suns. Wood
lewbkskstisseldhycf. lavendls Nasal
so lbs. at We Each.
One cunts worth Is rental to kindle any ordinary
c. 'l'. LEONARD,
Watt! 8L. Norwsik.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'lns Watch Bet-inn: a mentally.
M Washington It” loath Harwell.
CANDIES
0f sil klaili Pill Class
BAKERY!
...—u‘ »...
OORNUOOPIAB. CANDY 7018mm“ fall assert
not of mini candy.
flittf
menu-a uwon.
HALE’S LIST
billio-
OPEBASv
RIM!
LAB,
"All! DB GARBALOSA,
HARMONY.
LA CAROLINA.
BELLA 308A.
JEFFERSON.
In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty five different brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidious taste. Persons that
srein the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prices, which will
be found reasonable.
EREALE'
The Drugglst,
Nluln and \anl Slrccls.
Cor.
New and Second-Hand
wAcoum
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
(inc Grocer-’8 Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FE TILIZE S,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
Barn-Yard Manures.
RilMflNl] BRUS
BEE HI'V'E
General Intelligence office
Any one In want of cum t, or wishing to
hisorbsrplsce,wili dtiwlll thzmto
and their‘nsmu. five-
Gentlanen willbecharged the sum of 15 cta. If
you want to be , or sell. or rent. or enquire for any
MrsJohnHollaaid 33"“
“One lot 54-inch Tricote,
» And many others worth
' sitcoms-mu ’ ’ ‘
FURNITURE",
Carpets, Stoves, 80., ‘
nouon'r AID so,
Thessbscrlhvrkasmtastl «our
of “sad‘ ' “chic hswi
at v reasonable prices. theme
of alt'ldnds boughtaad called for.
W. P013303].
DI I LLI NERY.‘
3 Water .‘s’ “We ‘
a
We are sellln No.10 Satin *
l R front was. I). ,
cts. upward. s a
of Oarich feather ms. ill: tip a
wines. forao us. A full line
l0cts. up. 0'
MRS. rchm,
3 “mar so, Hugh.
Have You Heard it?
No, What is It i .
llunt & Zulu-"Km II.
Niccst Market In the on "
Asparagus, Lettuce, Baillie
Wholesalesadilstsli.
Imported Sardines.
Anythlmgu want in themrbstllasyuu’
fresh every yst .
HUNT & ZELUFnsi’
Spring Styles _ *
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilt- ‘
At 25. so, and so Coats. Double halt.
Embossed Gil“ ,
New Styles, at 40c. Double Roll. ,'
Painting, "Paper Hanging,
CALClMlNlNG- - .
DEGKER’S’ '1
Palm and Wall Paper Still.
1 8 North I“! 80., ‘
South Norwalk, Ct,
SOME ' '
Special Attraction“
AT
40 ards Fanc Mattie ~ "
r311) $4.00. y 1 3 Q
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67
Bargains in Black Peon:
Soie, or Luxor. 1.00. w: _
Bargain in Black Rhodium! 9'?
Bargain in Black Fallie
caise, 980.
One lot Plaid Flannels, 3‘ '
duccd from 400 to 258.
One lot Plaid Flannels,&c.
duccd from 50c to 386...
reduced from 85c tome.
One 101: 22-inch Plaids, "
reduCed from 250 to ,1
attention of close buyers.
1
fin...—
SKILLED .wo ; ‘
The following is the mot
Willi: of the Winona W d
HOMERB.HQ
an.
No. 15 Railroad
“hymn
MM . - -
and Irv: ‘ .
'l'lilslatoesrtl
with-cusps
his:
Norwalk Chronicler