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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY. MARCH 11.1890.
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'l'noroarol last week‘tceld sailor tlnawuhihotlnltedaittethaprttt Co. goto'rutllvaimicsoartlu. loolloGumklulaTou-I‘E: mu". m.. “m“ e angttiio rotdconipanybr-
tio 4?;tmsrmfiomm 3' a“ city. Selectman Dockoin has been in Bridgt- I’m-lla- Beyond I doubt I large audience will goo “new" ‘3‘“ M ‘3” u ”‘03? litre. i "arena. .33.? i
of tho lonbwottrru
It will, however, at,
more eastward to day to the w.
relics. ondomncb moro ..d cidrd storm
centre, now in Minutes», will travel
mobaortneou Into the Dale Valley,
muting heavy rains and I new riao in
the Ohio and lower and much
warmer weather and rain in the Atlan-
tln Bistro. In th- district to day cloudy
warmer wmiksr will probably prevail,
with rain likely to botanic heavy,ann
froth southerly to southeatttriy winds,
precededhy fog and incroaohg decided
in force as the coasts. lathe Biddle
Iisles and How Incluud cloudy, warm-
ur weather will prevail, wIIk rain and
fresh to brisk southme and southeaster
Iy winds. increasing in force, preceded
by fog cl thocoauto. On Wednesday in
when“ ood Iiow logic-Id warmer,
cloud to partly cloudy weather will
y prev-II, preceded by rain or
ouow dangerous winds, mo-tly from
southerly to easterly, ofl the coasts dur
ing the advance of the Trans storm, fol-
lowed by clearing, colder weather in
this section, and on Thursday partly
cloudy in fair weather and westerly
winds. __-_____’_ .____
lint-tun Alma-no rur fol-now.
Sun risen Ill Suharto I tdighno tide ‘8 [4in tide
baboon
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malls. uncut
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Till. LUCA]. NEWS.
The city fire department will hold a
special meeting to-morrow evening.
A daughter was born yesterday to Air.
and Airs. B. C. Feeney, oils borough.
-—Children‘ a ipring heels, sites 5 to 8,
40c Smith Bros.’
The South Norwalk policy cases are
being tried in the Court of Commut-
Pleas today.
A fine portrait of ex-Iayor Prank
Comslock has been placed on the walls
of the Council Chamber.
—Five pounds breakfast bacon for 50¢
at Ferd Bayeo’ market.
The pews of the Horwalk Methodist
church will be rentud on the lattluuday
evening of March.
—F. H. Hash a Bros. have juot receiv-
ed decorated Chailabad and English
China, and engraved glass wars at low
prices.
John Bray has sold his liquor buoineor
at No. 20 Alain street, Norwalk. to Cor-
neliut Howoid, until lately employed a~
foreman of P. W. Batea‘ marble yaid.
Hr. Bray will probably return to Provi
deuce, his former home.
-Use Plaisled'a Toilet Lotion for
chapped hands.
On Sunday cries of distress were heard
.: coming from what is known as “Barren
larch,” on the Keyser Island road. Upon
investigation, two men who happened to
be near by, found two fellows who had
been indulging too freely in honor en-
gaged In a light.—
—Boya’ line seamhto Calf Button
Shoes, aims 2; to 5}. never sold loss than
‘2 25, only $1.35. Smith Bros.’ clearing
out sale.
A number of the friends of Henry C
Smith gave him a enrpf'luo party It hit
home on Chapel street last evening.
Dancing wot indulged in until the eariy
hours this morning. Frank and William
Smith furnished music. A fine collotion
was served at midnight.
--A genuine picnic, hams 10c per lb.
shoulders 8c per 1b., at T. B. Guysr a
Son’s.
At a meeting of the Norwalk Club lost
flight the following commuting commit-
me'u
J. G. Gresoir. Johi‘i’l’. 1' well, W. 0
Jr., and W. Frank Iohop. The
meetingot the club takes place
W m “MW?- I.“ rt
lemmas military ”flotilla
. flanker—tho “III-rd Gem."
A. H. Wilcox, fin neriy general secre-
tory of tho Xorwalk Young len’ o Chris
flan Amooiotiou, was In town for an
hilt or two yeaterday afternoon. on the
; way from Dachary to Wes, where
‘koltaowlocatrd. ll‘heaiorstorlol quar-
tlf which Ir. Wilcox is a member,
” iu Doubury on Sunday.
..-—Ql1dren’a fins French Kid Shoes,
“Owl, former-price 01w, now only
no. Sluith Brov.’ closing out tale.
Thonotional conventional tbeA. 0
bloc-dot
“WIN-him éfiifi‘
“wetsuits-launcher.“
~Try I bottle of Platelet“ Sortaporillo.
lira Van Alttyne and list Iory Sel-
Irck are making an extended trip to toms
of the eastern cities.
--“Thrui Bean.” at Smith Broo.’ to be
counted larch 2th.
E. P. B. Oapooo of Norwalk has just
furnithedl. D. Randall of But Hor-
walk another large moulding and plau~
lng uiucbloe.
~Sollick Brno, It and 16 Wall Si.,
Norwalkhovs just recolved two cor-lords
of choice potatoes, Bose, Bebroti‘a and
Star's.
Illiu Nellie A. Jenningl led the meet-
ing of the South Ntirwslk Y. P. S. C. E.
last evening. The sold». under consid-
eration was ”The Secret of Chrlsliuu
Sum-t.”
——8sit polite pom ii F. Hayes
market.
At I meeting of the directors of the
Masonic Ilutuol Benefit Association laet
evening .100) was voted to the nidow
of the late William Barrymore, of 8 tot
ford. Severnl new members were re»
ceived. __
-—If you want j—welry and watches
very cheap. call at Homer B. Hoyt'r,
and secure the Musics he is tilering
previous to removal. First-close goods
at about half price.
The Bridgeport police made two suc-
cessful roida Sunday night, one it poker
den. Capturing twenty men engaged in
play, and one a inure of ill repute, cap
luring the proprietreso and a number of
inmaten.
-—Web‘ter’s Encyclopedia, ii “00
book of valuable information given away
at E. K. Bank’s dry goods store, lia-
hackemu block, South Norwalk.
E. B. Thomas, of the Erie road, has
declined the offer made him some time
ago by the board of directors of the Con-
solidated road, to become Itssecond vice-
preuident. As far as can be learned Mr.
Thomas prefers to retain his present
position. and it is understood expects
aomelhicg better from the corporation
which now employs him.
-—Pure home-rendered lard, in pock-
ages of 25 lbs. and upwards, for So I
pound, at Ferd Boyeo’ market.
Napoleon Campona, better known as
"Old Sport,” was an inmate of the sta-
tioo house It L'tuoostcv, Po, fact night,
having applied for a uight’e lodging in a
destitute condition. He said his backers
deserted him in Pniladclphio and he was
left there stranded. “Sport” said he
wanted to work his way west and
thought he could get there by the time
the world's fIir opened in Chicago.—
Brldgcport Poet. _
—We are receiving fllerK the Horthamp
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or
deru promptly and at low figures. None
better. T. B. Guyer & Son.
The Autumn Sentinel says: The acme
of Cllell’ was reached in a South Hor-
walk ca-s where I wile, whenever the
was "put out" by her husband, insisted
on sleeping with her feet on the pillow
and her head at the foot of the bed. The
poor man could not sleep a wink all
night, on account of the danger of being
brained should one of those feet roll over
and hit him on the head. The poor lei.
low has applied for a divorce and if he
gets it will move in Chicago.
-—-Tbe report of the Ohio food commit»
oioner shows Cleveland's Superior Bak-
ing Powder to be stronger than any other
cream of tartar powder.
Chief of Pollc‘Rylondamf Bridgeport,
notified the monogera of the Star Garden
and Cole’o Opera House that the y must
not open their places Sunday evening
for sacred concerto. Prosecuting Atior
hey Chamberlain but signified bio inten-
tion of enforcing the statute which pro
ibits the Agiving of mSuiIday entertain
"Alla" J“, b” 53"“
ridIy: Basic 16, log: Igoctm’ a Opera
House has been announced and Chiei
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37;” iii. ii. I"'33:?" €333.53
Thiitotule provide: that' every mperson
whoauall bcpreseut at any concert on
Sunday shall be lined 84.
—lfeu‘t 82.50 Call Shoes can now be
bought for '1 75 at Smith Bros.’
William D. Bishop was in Washington
Saturday looking after the tater-to of
the (Ionaolidotec road in relation to I
bill introduced Into the house by Con.
Fitch of the Harlem district.
l'hobill provides for the appropriation
of “Jill,” to Improve the waterway
between the Boot and North rivero‘above
Manhattan Island. The improvements of
tho waterway will neeetntato I com«
putacbongoiaollofthorailrctd bridges
running into New York. They would
have to be equipped with drawn or else
be removed entirely and the rivor tun-
uollad. If the change In tho m
was made thorowcold be a motion!
pas-agent vessels and as the trains are
an tantrum it would be impracticable
mumtho draw system. hastily re-
maining anhtiou would ho tunnelling,
but ooveralof throowculd be required
tho mat of this would be enormous.
tbh tutu tho till I being strongly
coastal ls thrust-ii railroads. for
port to-doy, serving as a juror. .‘
-Thoro narrow width Ladies’ Shoes
at £118; morkod down from .8 00, all
tho raga at Smith Broo' cloning out tale.
Iii-a lolo Swords lo homo from Wells-
li-y College to enjoy a elicit vacation.
—-Doetors say the grip has gone. You-
kre Lung Soother did It.
George N. Ella, of Waterbury, formerly
one of the editors of the Gentle, was In
town to-day.
«The Piano at Smith Broo.’ to be
awarded Ilorcb 24th.
Ira J. Gordon Ltrmer, who has been
cutting lira. [wander Wilcox and her
eioter, Ilia. G. F. Athertoii, this winter,
starto for Dakota in day.
~Ploitied't Cough Remedy will cure
your cold; He. still doc. a file.
A dispatch from Thompsonvills says
that Bent Brothers, carriage manufac-
turers, are to locate in Pitlalicid, late.
The concern has been established forty
years. Pilllflrld capitalists cflered to
build them it four-story factory, and
they decided to move.
Funeralservicea over the remains of
Mrs. [minds Hoyt. widow of the late
George Hoyt of South Norwalk. were
conducted byRuv. Mr. Goodenouph of
the East Pearl Street I. E church at the
residence of her son, Charles W. Hoyt,
at 352 Grand avenue yesterday morning.
Alter theorvicet at the house the re-
mains were taken to South Norwalk,
Whole Rev. Mr Goodenouah officiated
at the groan—H. fl. Palladium.
-—Sugsr cured hams, 12k: a pound, at
Ferd Hayts’ market.
A gentleman from Norwalk was in
town, Silurday, looking over the record
of marriages to see if he could find the
name of a man who, it had been reported
to him, had, within a few years past,
been married in this vicinity. The man
wished to marry a sister of his and the
family wiobed to make sure whether or
not the report was correct and whether
he was already I married mam-Antonia
Sentinel.
—Cbildren’a grE7pr3ng heel Shoes,
with tip, out 9 to 11, usual price 31,25,
now selling tor 80c at Smith Broo.’
The state treasurer has sent out 838?»
801 during the past week folhollt'hlv
urers of the various towns, as the state's
portion of the funds for the rapport of
the public sch0uls. The dirt ct appro-
priation from the treasurer is ‘1 50 for
each child and the amount from the
accent lurid severity-five cents each,
making ‘2 25. The last school enumera-
tion N 159.245 children, between four
and sixteen years or about 2,000iu excess
of last year.
The New York papers contain an ad-
vertisemelit of the "New York, Danbury
& BJOKOD Riilrood,” calling for a special
meeting to increase its capital to $4 000.
000. It is a New York corporation, not
known here. Conjecture basil that ii
is a part of a plan to bring the New York
l New England nearer the metropolis
by I crots cut from the Ne" York City
& Northern to the Ridgeflsld & New
York, on unbuilt road, which reports to
our commissioners having expended
”20,074 27.-—Danbury News.
‘l‘rlulty Church.
Service to-mnrrow morning at 10.30.
Congress-nu ‘l'u-Ikuu Dautl
Ex Congressman Tunibee, ol Kenton.
ky, who was shot by correspondent
Kincaid, died at 6 o’clock this morning.
lutruovdlaary Vitnlliy.
On Tuesday loot William Ouggtwell
purchased a quantity of pike from a
Bidguflvld party. They were lroueri
very and, but on putting them in water
to thaw them out for cleaning, seven of
them regained lively ,viyality, and he still
has themwimmiogubout uboutio a tank.
They had been "(no nearly 24 hours.—
Donbnry Resistor.
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J , uncertain-tun ,.
The annual eleCllOfl of officers of the
First If. E. Sunday school was held last
evening, which resulted as follows:
Charles 1". Bullock, superintendent:
Charler E. Hoyt, assistant superlutelld-
out; Ire. Sylvester flnnl, female super-
intendent; W. H. Seymour, secretary,
Charles Walters, assistant aecretary;lrt.
Jameson, ueasursr: James A. Brown,
Helena Hoyt, Edwin Zelolf. Charles
Smith, and Charles H. Smtth, librarians;
Charles B. Seymour and Thomas 1. Bay-
mood, auditing committee.
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AIIruAvortod. ~
William EKIngobnry,anlgar maker
employed by theOld Well Cigareom-
pauy.whokeepthacbelor'o ballonSciitb
street, np-lown, was awakened It on
early hour Sunday morniagbythoomoll
of smoke. Turningovor Inbsdliedlo-
ooverdtku thorprtodonblttobloliad
takoultvlromanover-heotrdttnvoaad
tbowcod-wcrk of thoroomwaolnlw
minoutdoagernf being set olre. Ba
extinguished thobloue,oa hsouppoted.
and again retired, but bolero he had
Names in sleep, Irv bur-t
forth linpblry
throw iht' tabla ,
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comment
A terrified crowd gathered on the mill
pond bridge yesterday afternoon at ii 80
o’clock and watched with admiration
the pluck displayed by Leslie Gamble in
rescuing Albert Geibt' two children, Al-
bert and Broile. Ir. Gamble is lore-
man for than D. Rindall and II ho was
passing between the carriage factory
and carpenter obop be heard a cry of
distress coming from the direction of
the mill pond. Bo at once saw that two
children had fallen through the lot in
the center of the pond and that they
were struggling I0 save their lives. He
did not into I moment but picking up a
sheathing board he mods a rush for the
pond, leaving all thought of danger be.
hind him. The ice was rotten and every
ntep he took he took Into the Ice. Ho inan-
ag'cd to proceed until he reached the spot
where the children were, when he took
beneath the water. The board enabled
him to keep his ’hold, ' and " with
much diflioully be placed' the boy’
actors the board. The lad, who it but
aer‘n years old, would have loosened lilo
hold in I moment and gone under the
ice, as he was completely exhausted.
Mr. Gamble placed Bessie, who is eight
years old, on hls shoulder while he held
on the board. He was up to his neck in
water and was becoming chilled. in
this position he was obliged to remain
half an hour while parties pushed a boot
through the ice to them.
At last, however, they were rescued
rind the children were taken home and
thoroughly rubbed. Ir. Gamble was
unable to see when brought to the shore
and his flesh was discolored. It iodoubl-
ful whether he could have survived
much longer if help had not orrived an
it did. He was given proper treatment
and he was enabled to run homo. ills
hands to day are numb where he held
com the Ice. The pluck of Mr. Gamble
undoubtedly raved the children‘s lives.
I. I. C. A. Notes.
The song service Sunday afternoon
was of unusual interest and the attend-
once was much larger than common.
The meeting was in charge of W. F.
Bryant,and the Iobjact was "Little acts,
ereot reunite," unrecorded in Ilatthew
25:31 46, William Leonard, of New
York, was present and made I very in-
teresting address, which held the closest
attention of all present.
General Sven-tory Wilcox, of Heriden,
spent several hours in town yesterday
upon his way home from Danbury, and
be was warmly greeted by his many
friends here.
A grand Y. I. C. A. day was held in
Daubury Sunday for the purpose of
awakening the interest in the association
of that city among the people.
Dairy Co'uwuntlou.
The State Braid of Agriculture and
Dairy men’s Atrociatmn will hold a con-
vention in National flail, Weatport,
Thursdsv, March 18 h, for the discussion
of SODj-‘CC-i connected aim the dairy, as
"Creomeriea or farm (lattice ?" “Selling
milk, or butter ?" “Care of milk and
cream," etc. It Is oxpec’ted that Dr. J.
H. Jenkins, 0! the Connecticut experi
ment azalion, with several creomery
monagero and skilled butter makers will
be present and address the meetingr.
While all interested in rural matter: are
invited, especial invitation ‘is given to
ladies. A question box Will be open to
receive inquiries upon any agricultural
subjacr, including “How clnil we cool
our milk i” Meetings open .It I] a. Ih., I
and 7 p. m.
—It is delicately permuted We mean
Brussels soap.
'-ont ptopt the sun again and the face
Lulla- Indulgences.
The following latter but been issued by
Blahop Icilahon of this it C. diocese:
EPTSCOPAL Rmnalca.
Samoan, i r, tiaicn Ill. 1800.
Rev. Ural Sir—You are berrhy I. atroci-
ed to make known to the people of your
charge, that by virtue of I drove» lately
received from our bloat Holy Father,
Pope Leo XIII, they are dispensed for
the preoeatgear from the customary ab
aflnorldr‘ttdd font of file Wen season
the Friday abstinence, practiced diiiing
the ,tnIrv’ uloiib clarified
wit toe with, however, of the Sum
sign Pontifl‘, that the Catholic faithful,
while enj -yirigao gr- at I benefit from
the indulgence of Holy Mother Church,
in places reccni‘l‘y visited by a arrious
epidemic, shun redouble, during this
bhuoed oeooon, their endeavors to prac-
tice other works of penance, and to ob-
serve more carefully Catholic exercises
of devotion.
Yours sincerely In Christ.
Lawmca fir-arm hclfauos,
Bishop of Hartford.
WILL“! "Alli, D D..
Chancellor and Secretary.
Cutting Down Appropriations.
Congress shows a diepooitioo to I fleet
I general scaling down of the upproptla'
ticut redoinmended by the War Depart.
ment engineers for river and harbor im-
provemequ The River and Herbal
Committeo voted on Saturday to advo-
cate a uniform reduction of about forty
per cent. In the estimates submitted, and
the probabilities Ito that the House' and
Senate will act accordingly. Bridge-
port's optimum It not down to till.-
mfrcm w. , Blacklock Harbor to
US,” lit-oi Slum; Horwalk to $16.”
from all) 000: Harmonic River to W.-
too from mono. and Illford to .1,”
from Gum. _
field yetardsy morning.
Gordon Brothera' six shoddy mills It
Buatrtlville were burned Sunday. bots
335.000, inturancc ”8,000.
The board of health of New Britain
has authorised the physicians of that
city to vaccinate all applicants and to
charge to the town it any cannot pay.
Mitt Hattie ll. Darla died of small-pox
at the peat boats, in Horiden. Sunday
morning, about ll o’clock, making the
aeveuth death from the disease. Her
case was the worst one thus for. The
funeral took place at midnight.
John Gtherty. on employee of the
Hartford Paper Company, broke his arm
to two places and fr'oelied several inter-
nal injuries, from being drawn over it
shall yesterday. The strain upon his
body was sufficient to burst a pulley, the
iron of which was an inch thick.
The Rev. G. V. laxham, the first Uni:
vsreaiitt raisiaIer It Stalfsird Springs,
twenty- five years ago, sod superinten-
dent of schools there nearly as long, died
It Morison, liars, at the home of his
niece, aged 61. He was a Very public
spirited man, and for several years has
given his whole time to school work.
He was well known in Universalist CIT.
cles.
Charles E. Andrews of Hartford was
arraigned yesterday, charged with do.
frauoliog and robbing George Vining of
that city. Andrews is the keeper of a
saloon. On February 19 Vining receiv-
ed 8500 by express and went to Andrews's
saloon. where he was plied with liquor
until he made no complaint when a man
snatched a 8100 bill from him, nor when
he was given only $3 or ‘4 and I drink
in exchange for I 810 bill. For the next
few days he frequented the saloon and
his money rapidly disappeared. Finally
he was sent to I hotel in a hook with I
woman and staid there five days, during
which his funds were depleted from $125
to 832.
-A soap that can be used in the laun—
dry, the bath room and the boudoir it
certainly the most economical eoep to
buy. Brussels exactly fills the bills.
groet the return of “Little [and Fauntle-
roy" at the Opera House to-uight.
"Every mother will like the pretty pity.
says the New York Times, and the child
run will be taken to see It, and few lath
on will obj not to It. No one but I crusty
old bachelor or I shallow, oeilitli young
one will withhold his proloe from line.
Burnett's bloy. One moment we are
laughing with glodneat; o liltlo cloud
comes across the scene, and there It a
tear or something like a tear in our eyes
of the world It bright. It is on April
all, so to speak, and in ‘thtls Lord
Fountluroy’ weaeo it at its heat."
The Albany Argus says the ship scene,
the rescue in mid-ocean, the snow storm
and the old signal elation iii the great
melodrama, ”Passion'a Slave,” which
will b's produced at the Opera House to
marrow “Shir-PIS finii pieces of recoil:
work .d well worth seeing.
Tho Govsruonklp.
The New Haven R~gittrr of yesterday
contained an interview with City Attor—
ney Hugh Dolley, on the political situa-
tion, in which he said: lo the first place,
the Republicans were pretty reasonably
sure of having I majority in the legiila
lure the coming autumn. it is import-
ant that the party should retain ascen-
di-ncy in the legislature If) that they
might elect a tucceeeor to Senator Pldli.
Ir. Ddllry believed that Mr. Platt would
be re-nomiooted. Concerning the guber
nntorial prospects Mr. Dolley said: "I
have heard Mr. Baldwin's name used in
connection with the nomination for the
Home of Representatives, but i do not
believe that he will be nominated. I
should be more likely to believe that he
might run foi governor. In that case
we would have two guberuaioriiil candi.
dates from the same town, as Lieutenant
Governor Kerwin will without doubt
receive the nomination for governor.
In such I case, both parties would
naturally get their timber for lieutenant
governors from other sections of the
state. This would shut out James Gra-
ham, who nearly two years ago lost the
nomination. I should not be surprised
if the Democrats nominated Mr. Bald-
win for governor. I do not believe that
Ed. Bradley of this city, or lit. Seymour
of Bridgeport, would accepts nomina-
lion. I bear that Air. French of Sey-
mour is a poosible candidate."
Ilr. Dolley was quite sure that Gover-
nor Bulkeley would not beacondidaie
for re nomination.
Punished by Chagrin.
A young married woman on the north
side suddenly grew suspicious of her
husband, who before his marriage had
been “one of the boys," and determined
tocstch him. Monday he told her he
had to go the lodge.
herself. "He‘ll not escape the this time."
As soon as he was around the corner
the was after him in scab. The hue
baud, oblivious of the espionage he was
under, went straight to the lodge hall.
The cab was pulled up where a view of
the hall entrance was secured and there
watch was kept.
"He Will be down soon," hyper.“ the
wife to herself, “and then] will catch
him as he sneaks away.”
At ten o'clock lodge was over and the
husband come down stairs with the
other members. The“ehodoat” in the
cab was alert to catch every Word
"Currie George," the heard some one
say, "let‘s haves drink before you go
home."
“Not tc-nighl,” the next heard in re-
ply. “! must go straight home. My
wife did not seem well, and I am anx-
ious about her.”
Then the husband started off home-
wurd at a brisk walk.
"Whip your horse," the now crest-
fiIIlt-n wife exclaimed frantically to the
cabby. “1 must get home before he
mum
There Is no doubt that ex Governor
Englieb left a will. It wasdrswn by ex
Governor Ingersoll and signed by Mr.
Begin-h last Wednesday morning. As
yet the will has not been read to the
family, and as for at can be learned few,
if any of them, know how far they are
interested In the will or what public be-
quests may have been made. It is fair
to presume, however, say» the New
Barren Newa, that Yule university, the
orpbun asylum, and the Cinnecticut
stale llxleplfll. have been generously re-
membered. Some people think that the
Young Men’s institute and St. Paul’s
church will receive a legacy, but more
doubt is expressed as to these institutions
than any of the others. As to Governor
Eugiislv's estate it is safe to presume that
It will not exceed $9,000,000, and how
this i-I cirided is not known. It is said
that an note—nuptial agreement made be
tween the governor and his wife, and
involving a sum of money variously ea.
timstrd at from $100,000 to $500,000,
makes ample provision for her without
reference to the will. Hear relatives of
Iiivernor Engliah say that. as far as they
know, the wil will be perfectly satisfac-
tory to them. Who the executor will be‘
Is a matter of more or less coojacture.
Some try that ex Governor Ingeraoll,
the drawer of the will, is the executor
appointed, others that his son, Henry 1".
English, it the executor. The natural
inference is that the latter supposition i-
the mint one. ,Ths will Jitell .waa
draw . .lieralycoro-agoontl,aince that
tint, It Momentum“ Wake-h!
morning, when tho-governor realizing
his critical condition, signed it and had
it duly witnessed.
“the Oyster ladnotry.
The United Stties'flsh commissioners
have received an exhau~tive report from
Captain Plott of the United States Navy
with lerrncs to the uyrtcl’ industry at
pursued in Connecticut waters. Captain
Plott but been engaged for some time in
examining into the habitual the Connec-
ticut oysters and he has been especially
trusted in trying to find out the cause
for tho killing ad of" to many of the
bivalves. In his report to the on. com-
missioners he states that the cause of the
great mortality among tho oysters during
the putt few years is riot done much to
the ravage of the beds as to tho accumu-
lations of refuse that have coated the
bottomoftboanund. in many plans-
he thinks the oysterohavc been poisoned
rather' than devoured.
Captain Bogart has been inspecting
tho lighthouses of tho New Inuilou dio-
trlol. which lncludo tho lights In Long
island Sonndood as for east at Cape
God, for tho past two weeks. Unoflciolv
ly he reports than all In earlier» com
The welcome the husband received
that night was a surprise to him. "This
seems,” he said, "like old times."-—Chi-
cago Tribune.
Buying «mane...
Thumosttadioua customs!- {cranium
becomincnutactwithlouhuobaud buying
doeslorhiswilo. Becomes into tbsmoro
ltcommtopicklng out a poirof shoes that
weakltuitiinisunahlo to makoa doeldcu.
lie , ’wmqucbsibquwioarahmtat
tempo.» in wart-linin-
gwtitwkot ' n‘ «semantic
diner.
ty for the M at. lit-rim: ire-ova
In nearly overy instance after tho
stock iopulled down and thoroughly exam-
ined, and a brief story told about each shoe,
the husband-buyiug-hiowlfe'tc hoes will draw
back with I nigh, mying: "Oh! well. you
know better than i, and suppose youpicl: me
out a nice pair.” This is easily done, and the
shoes are sent out, but the salemiim is certain
to see them again. Women (tl’t' often hard to
picam, and not many days will elapse before
the wife is back to exchange th.~ shoes. and
the first trouble is almost gone over again.—
Slioe Denier in St. Innis Globe-Democrat.
"How's business?” “Things are very
dull, I'm glad to say.” "That's funny.
Inst people don't like it when things are
dull." “But I do, for I'm skulls and
scissors grinder."
“H- the no pride—no sell-respect?
flow can the permit'that fellow totmoke
while they are promenadisg on the Ivo-
nuo f" "Oh, that’s Charlie Von Niaay,
and she’s afraid people wouldn’t know it
was a man.”
Professor—Twenty million ytoruhonce
the sun will give neither light our boat.”
kacd student-“Well, I don"t know
"That is only his excuse," she said to _, A
yondmukaaknowuhiawantv,hutwbon 3'
W
L = 7.33:-
“diam” OPER A HOUEE
one ”MINT ONLY. la
Tuesdaylwllgrch ll.
RE: u RN l
Gilli. 10 Ill) GSNoltah HOUSIWUKK.
Apply at It Pianos arrest. nill,lt
ID! It'llii'l'ilahbol ”WISHING A PLIA ‘-
Mil and Kellen o Igeocy. us Iecnra such by
L?" "Smut at i lath's parlor, Iabocaarno Hero's.
iii
‘ ‘NIBGI’HC AGINTS. 'I'O Ballot! Till
only work its public iilil meant as llklltv
A
It I‘I'ANIJI' it own rtory, nowrsad y...—
ii'i'i'f’u‘i'ifi .‘fi‘ll'mufihfim min LITTLE
PORSALE on To 3331‘
Advertisements under this head, not cxrasding 6
lines. 1 time the. lumen lac. l weak aim.
Lari Ffliifllifll.
Wilbilie original New York Compounlndndllg
Tummy Russell and Bay llailill
DittillihBLI bTOBI PROPERTY AND
lino-e. sltnsud It llido Plvc lilo lllvvr,
.lltt.n to Ibo Uld lbd nitric. Inquire of (l W
lfsyinond Ni) 0 Italn irreet hora-ark, or A G
Davie. Is our! house w. Iii of riots It 6 lw
PSIOIS, . - We, no and $1."
"$9“. ..8A.'.l:5:_ ._ H“... fimtm”fl:fil:!llih.illllh¢lo n ,aud
_"' WW II 'fllv)CO” eratou wii an out w
Advertisements under this head acted ll . g
llnqlumetne atlmo'nc lwerkflf!) M ponyeverappea “undead QM.“ ‘
1 R S Beirut. nouns. ”Millet;
E‘ J! 31* on mom. w
u u a
812 Building Lots WEDNESDAY, March 12»
The Romantic Main—Drama,
(in Prospect Hill.
inquire oil‘ OOLIDGR & LOCKWLOD or TAY- ' ,
LOll & GOLDEN. m. lw
PiRST-PLASS CIGAR CONFECTIOSIRY.
etc bualnc s; giydlocsilon: l’flliltlpllll; rpltn-
did opportunity forihe rirht kind 0 man and
rot-one for tilting Address Business, P rt.
Son in NorwaiL. roll) 1- SPLENDID SCIBIBY.
START” NS Sl’l’UA'l’lOlli,
UHIVISTR TOlt‘d SALE -A DWELLING
Home and I‘ll or ii acres or land. on ltiv Neck CEMWWG ACTING.
road, in south waaik. tie-m the homestead late y DELIGBTPUL SIHGING,
occupied by Bailiff!) P Re.
rimmed. Inquire
or Itil 'Im B been, Admtulltratol
ice if
litmus AM) LIYI‘. ID ELIZ IBETII il’TltAB'l‘.
south Norwoia. House contains heater and
hot city water, and is connected with sewer. Lot
Gill: 0 on which is born and good variety of l'rulf
Also a) acree of oyrter ground Apply to W A goltay
mood, 1') Elizabeth St. :30
GUESS. BUILDING LUP'AA AND PARIS AT
REASONABLE PRICES AND ON EASY
TERI“; AL‘lO INVSSTMKYT BONDS. LOANS
NBGUI'IATKD. I'AYUJR a GOLDEN, [mur—
once ARENA. 0 To U
FUNKY COHKDEANS,
NEW SONGS, DANCKS AND “W
The Greatest Dramatic Representation
of loderu Times. -5 .
Prices, 35, 50 and 75 Cells.
Scale on sale at Plalxlcd' a, south llorwrlk. and
Sale is Nor- alk
ORGAN RENTALS.
Ir. 0.! Dishrow Organist 0”th
Church. announces the two
I SAL ItsTATS rill! SALE—dl’ YOU WANT A
humour iot,ora farm cheap for the next
three months. call at Momlikh'flummedleu' s once,
No 95 {W “Daemon‘s“ as they baredjuat open: up; upon the
men the neat to in town on a bum
than are water fronts. Also a doe summer resi— ”NEW 0 RGAN "
drum, in use born, carriage house, amof land, all OP Till—-
on the water front. Also insurance of all kinds in '— .
”mm“ South Norwalk Congregational Church
'I‘WO choice building lots, 50 and 60 feet front, on AS FOLLOWS:
West Imue Applyto W. C. SAM-l3 or
I. I. BUTT 12
ECOND BAND FURNITURE STOVBS CAB
pom Ac bought and sold or sold on cornmln
slop, at my new place of business, under the Sal
ration Anny South NorwalL Wm Pod
more. Jyd int
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l2.
ALEXS GIBSON Organist.
lies ANITA IASOV, of New Yaw.
lit w. it SAKSCHE, Violin.
Programmeentirely dillcrent In character from
dnthcital
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26.
To LET- IR. FRANK Ten, of New York organist.
- MISS LILLIAN A ciIBliWOIID. soprano. and
Advertisements ondtw this head, not exceeding 5 CHORUS 0P POBTY \ OICIS,
linmldmemsflmeowglwmk [Lin ,1,” for sale at Pialered'a d
Norwalk IndatJ. 6 Gregory sand
Norwalk. Diagram of rents openat
and Greecry' I on Sunday next at ‘l o'eloqkl. it,
where tickets can be had and rents eccured. ..
Admleei in 50 cents single dam.
Broad way 'I heut’rc
Broadway and not Shout.
umusr asp sonar runrnuxmwflui
run TWO wuss on“, '
Commencing mondny, March I?
RHEA
in the grand original, historical playJIltlH
J iiipimi Empress ii iii Fillii
Supported by
Wm. Harrie and a Powerful Conlpdny
GENERAL ADIIRSIOH, SOCKETS. DID
EASTER. ”BALL
COTTAGE AT in \IUNKOISTKEET, SOUTH
1 Nun-ail. Inquire of Mrs. Wm. B. filter, 234
“Sat M‘cnllt‘. inchil if
NUIIBIISO!ROOI~ITO RENT AT N0 61
i‘ Beideu avenue. also four rooms at So to
Spring Hill, impure of A. B. fryer. he. in Spring
Blii Nam-Mk mil 1w
Ott'l‘il PART I)? HUL’ S CORNER OPCRES
1 (till it eel and Glntrd Place. 10 rooms; all
midem improtrmente House on Gi aid Place 9
rooms; modem improvements House on Chipel
street. alliyluE. adorns. mcthtf
1 ti“; Ell PIIlT UP llflUsS, CtiISISTiVG 0F
4 6 mourn-1.0 u- ~eol barn and one street land
ism rent without barn or lurid ii (lofted. In one
of W ll Trhll’dm Norwuik lock thop.or ad men
P 0 Bi x iii. eonlh horwalk. a ml) by
"EVEN ROOM: ON nIIL'OND FLOUR To A
small family. It quircou the prominent No
23 Elm street, hernia. m'fi in
A rL'i’l‘S OP PiVR LARGE BOOKS, AND
plenty of I: met room; line now of the harbor;
over camel L‘Somaienie 'd new store. in. in
PPIR PAIt'I' or Both: CORNER BAN
lord Plot's. south lainrt, olx rooms, ll'i
Alsohontoluhtliorwuik sum-.313. both
Mosaic Inuit-o condition. Inqnlicol
k. A. wwuwm.
TORI 1'0 HINT II JAIlS' BLOCK, FOR Bl TS) .
walk, with large, well ligated boacmsnt a dot ~ - '
romeotmnderaie full. Apply to P. III. John
....-..:. m "“ GERIANIA SHEERBURB
APQHTIINTS 0' FngWJtéOID ‘-
meei. ".2. nonwhdtmuld end "In. station: ‘7 GER-5'“ “ALL!
'fiu'i‘r‘ilp‘ifmwrfifim 3w. ’ '
i... m... .. .. n... liiiai Killlll, hill 7, 1890
P‘Dil APRIL Ill. 01' SEYIOUR PM. I In!“ D] PM. mur- onlm
loaordtitirlromomaond tworiiomtla w
If
TICKETS, -
In to! novel on mull IAIN eraser.
oi okooaaouGrovc street Inquireol' C. l.
hoyt. ici sooth lain .ueagdoill haunt nail
bacilli!!! rowan actor.
ml ..... m. m‘iz’icr
Hulls”, 6708! AND Salli! ON CROSS
onset and Wilton armor, alorwalk Inquire
or Burr suite lld if
'1‘!!! SMALL AND LAIGI 5103! ll! 11!!
iii-Ina a rial-cine site for light
maoulmlariog the mini and fourth floors
of the til-rut:l Corbett Ilc.lldinp lacbfloorcoa-
Iuina:.di0 square foot,“ surface mmauIch-ct.w with
atro- beat, Ilevalor.elc Inquire at Old Well
Cigar titers, South llawalk _ jis
PLEASANT Sell in A commitm-
localityloolaradtopwmaowhowouidllkoto
vivit'atalagtouaoue time.- during the winter or
m Imandbtrardvms coy.” Hero: I
.lmlrt. N W., whim-.0 will
50 CHI!"
Info api,
lll-Irlet of Nurtvullt as: Prob-tn
Court, larch iii, A. H.180
latmantltabeleaurJatoolliorwolkJn-
gamma—wit
'l'htaiartof Pinbatefcithablttrictof oflfnrwalk.
kaiklimltodmd allow-dot: mumtkodoto
hour! for interaction of “mid actors to exhibit
m "filo
ptmsatik Irmpmntrlyallowad. told
u dtbarrcd
Ital. illha recovery. All main—
dtbndicmldmmaizrrquovwd to lake lmwo ,
duumyuvntic ’I'Iionhluo out II.
"n" m” rational-Insert “mandamus
low-u. Coliaouaoafial.
GEO. H. RAYMOND
”to III as lulu In, M
Grail liiiiii if Splint lilllll
E. cusowsiti,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
manta-abominabtaaowaalrnmlaoot
Pore II and Ila-stile Goods
uncommon-await.
non-unto. aunt-ani-
iii-t moisturi- niio. ”or";
'1 'fllfln Hm.
,v. ‘
..
momentous 3'
until: rd i2
«is.
Norwalk Chronicler