I count» Adv
pusher-I.
Mummmm
11v .
NilMBER 962.
' ornrcronv
AW
‘ Ill“; I‘ll-15““
tre‘ those of our readere who are not al-
ready own” of the fact we would an tho:
or o
', ‘ hereinre nted,‘whe
fl!- d prone
to them. .
, . ant commits.
”Will
, ‘ “ V7 manners.
OW reasonable rater.
vc and free hand drawing.
ancrloivnnus.
‘nmcum. JAKE?“ now: can. not
-ertatebroker
DcKLYNikSON fillinrt NandtdWashingtcn snmu hours,8io10a.m. it 9 .in.
. iii, 8. iN. grit dealere'in confectionery. 10° tiouii c’umfuliy compounded. 0 p ‘ p-
, m “‘3- °- . . GREGORY, J. G. asWallnt.N. Mbliehetl 1829. ‘
, mum. , c. 191133?!“ E" 3- N- We Wholesale and met. Popular pricea.
tom 10' Hm 5 with.“ I“ “‘3“ tacos. JOHN A. 11 Main at. x. Perfumes-fifty
,, www.cuns. 1.» tram "‘M“§u’x’ diam m alumni perfumes.
Whitman...“ who; Wmmnhivsmow-wmw-
*rillc. .1“ re orders “ Gus I’ttzcr'e, 17 ill. Place cinnaetc. lbysrcniua prescription: a specialty.
BAN KS.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. The, Wall BI, 1‘.
. unorgc hi
Holmes, ident' L. Boyer. Vice-president;
K. C
5 no $14,100.
capital station),
it’niim unls,'coshier.
mu. BANK,” as Wauhiugtonct,
CITY “Tm Capital simian; lurplus 812-
Jacob 11. lay-
rudr m, o. N. .
NO. ll. 11. Rowan, president;
lull,
FAIRFIELD
ti Wall tit, N. Inco 18.51. Capital
M). flatulence \
O. Keefer; cashier, Lewis C. Green.
[AW-D
Well
‘ llllilt Bums lllll‘llll
or NORWALK.
: Nails-rm; B. N.-.~Bouth Nor-
orwalk.
" or agree, will be found
my reliabi‘el :- :‘vfiryolrrtfiumm
am a and we 0 y page
IRON WORKS CO.'lfhe.Vl'su:r at.
6. 108 Washington It. plans and
furnished at
I). not. Main and Well rte, N.
.COUNTY NATIONAL BANK$8
“Hyatt; viceptcrt., l-ldwiii
COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. The. 51
N. ‘Dcpocite $130.0“), 1:3!le $20.0le
. G
Bum atlhcl’oatOthce atllcu orwalk
mandolin “tot.” 9”
norm fillifi’wu mn‘l'm“'mi“mu..
I u. .
tum of the mm it'. a. cm».
001““! REMEDIES.
manufactured et 48 We»
0300K!!!" AND GLABSWABI.
NASH, P. I! b BRO. our. Main nndchf ate. 8. N.
Agate and tin ware.
UNIVERSAL STORI, The, No. Kain at near West,
lamps, cmckcry, glauwarc. honscfurnirhlupwtc.
. DENTISTB. r
BOUTWKLL. C. 1?. I‘nder’o black, tie. Iain at. B.
N. outschourr.sa.m.tcup. ni.
KENDALL. GEO. 8.. DOS. Washington. our.
Franklin ate. 8. N. Hours 8 cm. to 6.30 p.in. '
NEWKIRK. J. 0. other: at residence Iowls at,
near Congregational Church, N. gait wlminlrtovud.
Gold and porcelain cromiu inserted.
WRKDJV. L., D.D.tl. 79mm ii'arhinotou at, s. N.
flout-ti ll ti. Ill. to 8 p. in. Gas administered.
DOORS, 8A8]! AND BLINDS.
SMITHM'. H. A: CO. is .b If Witter rt, N. carriage
wood work. wheel-i, etc.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
PIERCE, 1". I. as Chertnntrt, S.N. Crushed stone.
newer contractor, etc.
mgg‘ingltos. Akmn,ralt glazed andoetnent
:‘L‘. 1%. WW. , 'xrwgl
DRUGS AND cnrm’clu.
‘i'ils‘r rm: homomwn mm m; m.»
DRY-GOODS.
AMBLER. J . L. A. SONS—“The Equitable," No. 2
(Smile building. N. Dry goods, oil cloths, mut-
tingo and rugs. ‘
BANKS, II. E. Mahaciteruo 110th block, 8. N; dry-
goodr, notions, gloves, etc. Underwear :1 specmlty.
BENNETT. J. £19 Muiu at. N. Business octah-
.- lishcd over forty-two years. .
DICKERMAN. A. ilt SON. st Washington at, S. N.
dry-goods, carpets. etc. isoe adv.)
SCOPIELD k IIOYT. 3 Gazette bidg. N. 63 Wash-
ington at, S. N. (Soc advertisement.)
STREET. EDWARD, 5 Guzct bl‘dg, N.
goods, fancy goods, uorious an hosiery.
Dry
‘ BLECTBICISN.
gt“; lgufifldfigrééa" b'bnw‘Hw BAKER, 131;“! {gentle gm lighting; burglar
. ‘ ’ ‘ . - . ninnns'c - c. '
NAL NKOI' NORWALL,The,ai “all ' _ r ‘ _ ‘
' “33.? inmfilmdlhb'i. Capital $540411). Bbeu— EXPRESS LORII’ANILS. .
and Hill, puts, E. J. Hill, vice preach; ll. 1’. ADAMS EXPRESS C0. unite railroad statinufi.
. Price, miner. Directors. B. 11111. ll. J. Hill. 15.ou 43‘Vllllsl,x. prov: forwunlera to all
“20.7mm, B. K. Lorxwood. J. A. Osborn, prim-i0! the world. l'mcngcr truiusmicc. Low
O. 8. Warm, E. Beard. 1). W— l‘itch. W. l“. mos. later Hunting-rut.
llmhnp. Bankero‘, lerctmuta‘, . >
Personal and Family accounts are Bollcllcd.
NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY, The, Wall at, N.
Monufncturers‘.
rtxrttxssntrzn‘,
BUXTON & BRUNDAGE, other: at Bencdici'r. 43
Well at, N. Our motto, "prompt attention."
Deposit! over $2.030 ultimatum: SMW- “Mg? (Invitations EXPRESS, re. furniture and
Al. Billie! 4'3- 15- Lraufurd, ““‘PM‘L' . pianos mogul. Leave order: at iiiiotdl‘r, 5. N.
“W ,nm SHERWOO . w. w. N. sum it Julia: and
south nouwnmi snwncsruaxu. The. De» We, Cm,“ md'pmmp, my
' Mmmiflfifi‘fmfiflrflwmdffitfi; BX'I‘BAO’I‘S. essences. mo.
“ “933% Ononeh F"2m mortgage. Bi'xniziu‘. s. a; common St, N. linuufuctur-
p’“ WISE-El“, “Wholesale-l era of homicide celebrotcd ibivonng extracts.
SOUTH NORWALK BEEF Cl). 5. N. llulnmiuni
. beef, pork, cheep, lamb, veal, etc.
“‘ TERRY, W11. I. it (10., N.
pmvirionn. Home dressed hunb and mutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTIKIBIJIQB.
BEXTON, J. 1’. Post oilicc Murillo. N. L‘ircugirs
rental in over lull Sunday papers.
BLACKSHITIIS.
OAKK,GEO. '1‘. foot Raymond at. b. N. Hurts:—
ahoein a itpeclnlt .
g BRIDGE BUILDERS.
BELL. GEO. 3. 6: CO. 1’. 0 box can. 5. 13.0uildcr:
. of hridgce. docks. pile foundations, etc‘.
BOOT AND 5110!: DEALERS.
BROWN, 11. S. 80. loin or, b‘. N. custom Work Lilli}.
Is. I I
poctflty.
shrine and robbers.
BCHAUB, JOBN & 3013.65 Wnéhiugtou rt. 8. N
A .
mm ht low prices.
BOOT AND 8110!: REPAIRING.
‘ PHILLIPS. GEO. :29 Railroad l'lnce, El. N. All
work neatly and promptly done.
- soonssuwtts AND srA'noxrztts.
m». “‘1 . base ball and tennis good-J.
Pldill‘yfm's DRUG BTORB. 43 Washington 2t,
ll. N. School eupplia and general Ethnoncry.
BOX was. (Wood and Paper.)
ILNAI‘P. ll. 1'.
ensue. .
BUILDING MA'I'EBlALs.
sewer pipe. hay. straw, etc.
Burg" CHEESE, 36GB. to.
WON B
B. N.—-e special
of cheese,
yeti-of buttonegga. lard. cerium , etc.
CARRIAGE monitoring.
BARN. W]. B. to Wall st.
hem, stable and carriage furnishings.
f cABI’KN'l'hiBs AND summits.
._ ‘ W JAIBS (Laban
, ”govmfiobhlng promptly intended to.
RANDALL. I. D.
machinery run
low large work it Ipecutliy.
coke, bottom Imminbeochea,
Jobbinz " 3::
0mm AND orwun'us.
inguwi st, ii. N. aloe advertimnent. )
“WAGE IAN” I'AC'I‘ lllkllhlti.
TILLYJiINItLNoJaln st. ON. mun mum of
cum special ring.
\l' ithllll' d ILYNN, fociof Franklin-t. metric.
- nous, truekr,ctc. Pointing,
aspalallyJwrsc-Iiimiug.
attention given to re
mm will“ it
”ATM“
“am
waymlfiiuteruforw
N, IW “MW.
" ‘ “giro noon».
. m cm '1'. “'Illl'
I. fun-yrs. do militia! store. on , etc.
BOX mv'Ac'lulfim
W. 3. H W
' Armour’o beef and
mum, C. If. No. Alain at, S. N. epocizfltles in
fl ARTHUR. N. cord engravingwtd.
Water“. 8. N. manufacturer of hat
hornets. General shop jubblng.
matrimonial u. fl. wannrwn at. run. .1...
mm
at, N. truck of tilt
hair. etc. also blue
RAIlOND nuos. lilwkukee. I’h‘ilndelphla rind
Trenton fronte, brick, lath, lime, content, mutant.
IlOIlsll. out door to the You
ty made of till dim-rent
imported and domoinc. All
goods
N. (.‘arringumnniomcs.
Ann st. 5. N. «climate:
OII'I'ON.WII. A. ol'l‘ayloravenue. is. N. Jobbing
attended to.
Randall's mill, E. N. Alodcni
by chap power «tablet me to give
W
O J.B. WWuter st, DN. manufacturer
33:“ rm. writ-.minp. corner butt-neat.
haluaten. Bend, scroll rowing and
miss. HOLMES c KEELKII, u and ii mill at N. whole.
, intimates siren. Telephone til-ti.
" “WOOD if. B. 13 Grove It ti. N. Jobbing
’5 pron aticnded so. lino
\i 1.30 N B.B.ahop ‘rmut near u.-Oill£v.-cor.
et'fllfi.’lndw are, N: 50am wood working,
melding, window frames and turning. upward
ominous. Bonny loauol. Telephone number art—:3.
“JOIN-ll & “INT. 3 “mile bid“, N. on Which
0.15.3130.“th formerly of W-
edding- atid portion.
HEAD, YMWCK, fill Wfll It, N. weddings and
m .‘l‘.t00.nlahin N.aiiioncw
“outlaw-m Wink. '
PIP. “AKUIM‘TUIIKBS.
N. nil lines and
“ti :1. N. manufw
bonus.
NOIlWALK EXTRACT C0. N. rmuufucrururu of
F. 8. Ambler. .
FERTILIZERS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradlcy’o superpiiwplmien ice-
iai manure-s, land plaster, ground bouo.wootl or, on.
SMITH, W. I]. a: CO. Water at, N. agents for \l‘il.
Hamil Clark at Coin stumbled fertilizers.
FIRE BIKICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND IlIfUSordinnry uhnpcs in stock, upec~
nil-i to onicrjrn mortar,emiil.cliitnney titre liuiugrr
FISH, OYSTBRS, cunts. 1-110.
HUNT A ZELL'I-‘F, 69 \t‘uhington rt. :5. N. fine
fish, oysters, alums, kill”. grime, \‘egutnbltmom
FLAG AND CONCRETE “'JLKS.
MORTON. JOHN ll. tr: Taylor nrcnuc, :5. N. Also
“one denier.
fine extracts.
RAYMOND BROS. contractors for dog, concrete,
asphalt, brick. cement and grist-cl waikc.
FLORIDA STEAM AND 1101’ “'A'I’EB
HEATERS.
MEEKER. \i’. ll. iii CO. Music Ilzill block, 5. N.
:olo emits,
I’Llll’lf, GRAIN AND FEED.
“ISLAND can" twt’u. tm- best made. Don‘t
tail to use it.
1:110le EDI EU. DANIEL. our end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family flour kept.
RAYMOND BROS. buy, rtruw. limit and food in
package, load. car or cargo lots.
RED MILL. Dutim‘.Ci-ofoot 5.“ floor. Grain. choir:
ground Iced, graham and rye dour.
FLORISTS.
BERG. PAUL, Wuodwurd Place. 5. N. plume, cut
flowers amt ornamental plum made to order.
GUIGL’E, 1'. L. anril st, opp. l'tiioti t‘rrm-tery N.
l’lante, cut dowm, etc. r'lorul work a spit'talty.
McKAY, JOHN, R N. mm the depot. balding
plants—cut slower: and llorni work of all klmlo.
the rim a stir-citing.
SMITH, JOHN 11.50. Main tit, KN. the oldest and
bent known florist in this \icitiity. l'lllllk‘,clll
dowerr. etc. Florin work of all kiddo u spvcmlty
and done womptly.
BURNITUBE DEA LBRS.
COLEHAN, THEODOII E,\\’uhiuxton unionist emf)
Furniture. looking glorious, picture fnttm-r, etc.
(IRAN A: Will'f'l‘Lli'nlEY. w loin st. N. (flay-
mond’i old stand). nu: advertisement.
BAYNOND GEO. If. new rtorc, All and «ill )lnln at.
N. I’our doom shove old store.
STOW DAVID, 26, :5, no. and 3:. Smuniu rt, SN.
furniture, mutmm, l‘tc.
GAS LIGlI'I' COMPANIES.
NURWALK GAS Llflll'l‘ COMPANY. office 19
Water or, N (in for light, heat and power.
Coke pix cent- per burnt-l. Coal ’I‘cr three dol-
lars per barrel, package extra.
08001238. (“'holesale.)
male artisan. hour, hay. etc.
8314.192le BROS. “and 16 Wall at. N. wholenle
gum. dour, lied, grain, hey. etc.
“Will“.
BROWN It WILCUX Til Wuhltigtoii tit. S. N. role
urgent! for celebrated Fumlrurtun creariiory butter.
BECKER. CONRAD. Ill Witchingtou
choice groceries end trovlalouo.
I’Blutltl, 1:11.53. 11. succcuor to HutchinsnluNo.
Alain et. 5. N. table delicacies for family unite.
FlNNl-lllAN t O'RlllLLl’, 168 Alain 2t. N. dour,
feed, boy. rtruw, tutti and wood.
YINNEY ii BENEDICT 41 Wall II, N. funcy and
lo groceries. confectionery, fruit. etc.
Pi'l’ctl. D. W. Wat mi. cor. lorwin st, N. canned
goods, comes. tar, butter, etc.
GLOVBR. O. L. :33de st, N. I cum to the but
trudc obtainable.
GUYIIIJIIONJ. 11. Split: . B. N. doom
curios. choice moors, flour, cod, etc.
llANlOItD. W. ti. Itur are. near fut. nation. [.31.
Allin-too point, sciiooi supplier. etc.
LAW‘I'ON. 1'. no (:0. it 50. Main st. 8.11m
eerie: and table delimit-9.
L'ilollllliilllll. DAN 1111.. mi end of World
rt. bridge. ll. N. rm, outlet». epiccc. a opeeial y.
M00113. llAIflfAi . Nojlalu st. neerWest. AN.
Arie . foreign frulte, Mr, feed. etc.
NEW YORK 'l‘l-lA CO... 47 loin rt, N.—-lf. lleltcr~
rt. 5. N.
bxgaudprmondnea‘mmun Nae-,Migfligmgpmg, a, V
film W“, m I?“ WA ”‘13: r Rain A . I
TRADOIGAIICO.’1'hc.IOllo.Ialn in“! who! “Michaela.
mum of Inc rig-n.
01V“. ”013“”.
W within Wilmington an. erupt
mewmmmmigam
_ Whéhwflmmwmnmueamcm
. litlly
WOOD ”.
W0 03AM“.
mm 3303: building, It
luau: fnl
m u. “immin- sad rum.
nonm-
" mm
,OIAl-fil‘.
fl
wood.
011% 00. The. Wuhlugtou it, ii. it.
“flame. to Militia-t, 9.8. anatomist
drunllcaudsahlwyehglnewe.
11. It “out. “nonempty
in. 6.11. mm,
Manta. W
Writsrlhlf. the bulimic-
“mammal
(mime. 0110. Wilton ave. and liclwoi st. it.
New mire. new goods end new pricca.
8371101111. 0‘. I as Wanton at. if. N. head-
quartcrl for celebratul ‘Dcw ' untied mode.
VALDBN, CHAS. 11.511111“. N. Orcarnery but-
ter, chm. esp. bible delicacies, fruits. etc.
null AM) Allhltl‘tlotf.
0638. “trunnion and Sporting (mods of all
kinda at No. I Water uh, N.
m‘fl‘ltllb’ lllllfl.’ (arrive or)
Afinfi‘imrm if. 7 Homer er, a. 11. also forum
boom.
airmtllmmncoxrromufiums.
. ‘portenofscalskl unites, mail .
{flammwm'faz’w no
my; w”. 011:. We!
. . ater . .imnf
llgmmmmamambem '
Ii nAflmAxncA’mgze/taih) 1r
qgmomummmfl'f" '
Ink-AMI!
m Mama!“ one mt amnion.
‘ re 1 m
1' new Wuflmabuvfmyl initial» m 'wmmo‘mfi .
mun , g'uratogiw gunman. “M“
my!» d W at. 0.3. Wile
Y3 '5 m
.. ‘l-w murmur”
'
l L Wirlmhitflt
fibre
PLAIB'I‘ID‘O (.‘OUGII REHIDYmamnwd to cure, .
hingtou It. B. N.
booka.
. ,. .. 01181.5, . Bottom.
‘ mitdrqunmm, W
1.7
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN”, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Ill.’l 1891.
r
flmwnfixn WY.
mowm J.1'.tuilalnst.ll.l km“
uni-gulch. lair
Bll'l'll.w.ll. 500.1llaod tr Water‘llbllkb
cn‘andenuactcn‘su
“yawning": Grunt! ninth
“dam-making ' Claret. '
rfivgma mm IN .1111”. IV“
«as .
{AGNfi C“ a . M
“”0” m turd“ “Hamish In!“
’flylue. Minnelli” I‘" '. '
FIRE BUGS, AT _‘ wort.
tantrum uranium mutt tr
EAB‘I' rorwm nunnrn.
attentional iialiblock. .palnle.
Q MW“ (”0va a.“
HARNESS wens.
nmmrfiuw’nirtrtcnm madam n..lon],liesuhllalnst.lf. mm.” rem" num- rum in the names-A,
norrsn DEALERS. “d ”Manure months. In» my or llay canned-um
masons ILILBruokllchtock m. 3. tom mm m o w hmumm“ Work of ulna-clam .
homeasalwdtoail purposes. Allenlmaluoldby If Noah lfllalnILN' DUB”. .
oo- asuiiimmm unwarranted. llama arm - l - The are bugs chewed their fiendish
PMCbcoechlnzstallicn“ualllard." , P. 101 lair-st, 11. Piano .
.mrmussmm
and l
. hand in last Norwslk sale lat night
(insomnia. n winch Mt. mm
and harmou
by burning the barn of Selectmen Oacer
11038! 8110838.
up manhunt-r B.N.tpcclalat- . .
:c‘iiti%Ag¥'rentoeboel=gdi-ima trotting heroes. summoninmm m *1, 7“ ll- W. mimm- AW Ill“ peat eight
, norm. " nuntionandvoice mogmgifiw a fiction Agent Harry Rid: went to his
AMERICAN norm. 16 Italian. N. 1.0. Outline. unsu, loss rm!) - m - rn neat to Ifr. ymou e premises to
omegflmt ma m “mum _, feed hia horpe Ind. discovered, whet he
gmub'mwtm, hardener» M111. 1!. Prairie“. supposed ‘to be a bright light in Ilr.
NORWALK 1101‘ D. All. It. It. depot.
I. 11ch sgib’ m accntnothtionc
0L1) WELL HOTEL. aquhlngtco 8.11.1de-
liavlhsnd. promoter. karmic-n planfb [m
‘ Raymond's barn. Closer inspection re-
" vealed the feet that the building wee on
W.mmnd:hh It lire.- fle sure the alarm about he could
, t and it wee not long before the school
» house bell was rung. lfr. Rider end It.
Raymond attempted to get out the bones
but when they opened the door the been
was filled with fire and smoke to such an
extent that their efforts were futile.
The Volunteer and Mayflower companies
arrived promptly and did what they
could to extinguish the flames. By cou-
nectiug the bone of both companies one
thousand feet wee laid but the luck of
. . gin-irate, tin and w
ICE DEALERS. ,
BURCIIAIID, B. “Belden Point Farm," S.N. alao
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGB & LOCKWOOD. 9 Iain at. N. Incur-
aiico and real estate in all it: branchee.
LAY'I‘ON. JACOB )1. Washington next to no.
5. N. tire. plate glean, accident and li c. (ece adv.)
LOCKWOOD. WM. cor. Main and Wallet-,‘N.,Beal
estate, investments, loans negotiated, cte. ‘*
MORRELLA L'lIOMllEDII-ZU. 95 Wuhingtcn rt,
mm
"mm Ordfllleffat
74W $8.10
waxwoon. c. B. one}. DcKIyu'l. a. a; cue
ery’s NJ. New York in Greene It.
OYSTEII. PLAN’I'EBS AND burns.
BELL. mm P. O. Box 111, 8. N. wholeaale
chipper of oyrteuand clama.
CUTBILLRJ. footof Ibymmdfikn. whtlc—
s. N. strictly first-clam companies represented. ealc dealer in wow -.
“WW“ 5‘ GGLDI'ZNv *5 h 47 “'8!“an or, new. w. it. a. sort, tot woo st. 8.11. m 1m" m u” "if?! "were“ i‘ "“0"
rm. Biol Hammond insurance. xi. our) plume, exporters and w “R1889. The firemen worked hard nod
marmosets COMPANIES. ‘ m in mi"! Oim- saved the surrounding buildings.
cosxuc'ncm‘ GKN'L urn INS. 00.. s. s. L‘- REED cs nousm. tel wear-r. s. N. planterl . -
ilommedieu. Iglml, Washington at, SN. rec ad. and ahippen of Nomlk cyetum Three horses were burned to (la-til) And
unruomti't'lix Lit-'it INS co. co Washington VAN unit. .1. 1.. as 00.. P. 0. Box 518 s. N. their charred bodies lay near their stalls
at. is. x. i“. .l. Grubh, assistant mm. “WWII-“d m “NW° “‘1 "“n' in the debris this morning. The horses
NORWALK FIRE INS. C0.. N. In [deceitful
business since tun. No outstanding Icon claim.
PA'I'I'EBNB AND HOD“
(ll—.11. A“ were owned by Mr. Raymond, his
PKOI’LEéSIIJISE his. c2. manning?— mini? A. venide ”in .WS% daughter, Mrs. Darrow, and John F.
‘0“ “v - ~ “0- "m J“ "”9"" e "l l‘ “m“ m ‘ M' Darrow. From the mention of the bodice
tms'nrrzm' sucmtrntrs. “8““ ““1” “w“ cm“ mm '
it is evident that two of the bureau
broke looee from their stalls in their
agony.
The mow was filled with buy. The
fire was started in the northeaet corner
of the mow directly over the hereon.
Afr. Raymond was in the burn half an
hour before the fire we: discovered end
everything was all right then.
PAINTS. 011.8 AND GLASS. .
PROWI‘I'I‘, J. '1‘. A's lain st. N. Jewett‘s lcaib,
Inury and Wadsworth) mixed paints. _
RAYXOND BROS. chctt’s. Atlantic and Berley'a
lead. Calcutta oils and Averill Chemical Paint.
SIXTH, W. 11. 8.00. 15 b 17 WM II, 8. agent-
for Loom n Mona paints.
PAPER memos.
PROWI'I'I’,J.'I'. in lain“. N. window chads.
lloilaudu. fixtures. etc.
TAYLOR & CO. 21 lain on. also Mrdwaru.
CRAUFL'RD, R. B. Humble bltlg. N. 6330011!
Killilli-scx Bodkin and Equitable M‘t‘ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. 11. & CO. 15 and 17 Water It, N.
Epilllgl‘, axles, carriage hardware. etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRIT’I’ ELM. {inland bflwnet' at. N. iron work
of all kinds. ta
THE DITNCAN IRON RAILING WORKS,WM
er. s. N. Wm. 11. lioyt, proprietor. '
mos FOITNDIIIES. paints, ollo, glass. etc. .
GILES 51 cutter at The Norwalk Iron Works pummnzns. TF9 lo“ "I“ WON“! Inch 03.000.
W» ml also 8‘ “millionth W“- 31.5mm. c. A.11 iron at. it. immu- which is partly covered by insurance.
JEWELEBS. PM“ C Wm "M“!- Mr.- Raymond owns seventeen cows,
I‘iiitllls, A. S. 39 So. Main et.s.N. op. City Ilotel,
5N. tine which repairing a specialty.
IIOY'I’. 11. B. lSNc. Main It. ti. N. strictly finLclal!
gnarl“. at low prices.
JACKSON. ”GRAND. raw." rt. N. watches. dia-
monds. etc. I‘iuo watch repairing a specialty.
“ottwgm'gw “- 3* “- "'le which be had kept in the barn until no
READIAN r. is. Gentle mow it. Meet fall, when he hired them out to John
photogruphstmlperduwoo- “$1.50. Romeo“.
PIAKO 103339 “9 mm ‘ This is the third fire that has occurred
.' .P. WllandKulgbtm., .‘Aiio .
noon. 11.8.dlnruortdn.wntchea Jew-cl .ullverand naifififimmfw‘wm mil in Flint Norwalk within the part three
PM“ Wmvn'WMgAWW‘d‘Y-w “““vs'N- Yunnan weeks and all have been of incendiary
LAWYBBS.
AI'STIN. ALFRED E. room :1 Masonic b’d’g,*Wall
at, borough. Notary and Real I-lvtnte.
FROST. RUSSELL. 8 No. )Ialn at. notary, legal
mines of all kinds carefully attended to.
BURLBL‘I‘T,J. BELDEN mm 5 and 6 Galette
building, Wall at, boroug .
”6111‘. JOHN II. to: \V‘uhingtori at 8. N. notary
commirciouer of dctds for New York state.
DOCKWOOD EDWARD )1. room A Game kldg.
borough. ttorney, notary and motion.
SEYMOUR. JOIIN 8. room a. Pairileld (:0. Nat.
Bank building. N. Counsellor at low.
WALSH. JOHN J. roomf Hercule building, Wall
at, lmruugh. '
LIVER? S'I'ABLES.
DANN. IlORAt'B E. Excelsior livery and board.
tug rubles. unite No. 8 River at. N.
GREGORY, GEO. S. if Knight at. N. Pine turn
out: n tin-chilly. Toll-phone 3&3.
RANDALL. IIINER D. If. N. All kind-cf wood
work at retail or for the
PLmlNG.
me (70., W. 11. Ionic llall block. a. N.
Plumbing. srcem and gas fitting.
NASH. P. 11. A BRO. cor. lain mid Welt lie. 8. 1!.
Plumbing and gas fitting. ranges and been”.
”mans.
NORWALK 1101133 RAILWAY 00. James W.
Brut. tin-Li Edwi- 0- Ron. Inti-
our. 3811“ acme.
LAY’I‘ON, JACOB I. Washington It. nutto v.0.
3.x. property for-1e, bounce to matinee adi .)
HORRELL a: L‘IIOIIKDIED, B Waahlngtcn at,
B. N. selling, renting and catholics.
WILSON. o. It Game blag. N. Innuendo and
money to loan. Also insurance written In best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODWARD. B. A. No. lain at, 8. N. houses 0
rent and building ion for sale.
origin. Stine effort should be madoto
catch the villian.
finch. rousnntoir.
trouble for the Railroad Company last
of in. one...
Laborers have been bually cog-god for
Lorne time filling in dirt for a foundation
for an additional track rate! the rail-
road bridge. The filling was compound
of dirt and atone. A grade wae estab-
lished. and was six inches higher than
the south tracks. Luci night the foun-
rintion settled two feet and a half. and
in doing so the cult meadow on the
Loon NANUFACIUBEIS. nmamm . .
LOL'KWOOD NANCE-“(TUBING co. m at,8. nun rim. 5 w,” u. N, mm mm. ., d, “W”! “38 bullied animus to form quite
N. Mnnufflturero ofbmlduru‘ hardware. ton bout». me, 5: a bank. Immense cracks appear in the
0mm :16 Pearl 5:; New York office 89 Readout;
Chicago office ii) Lake at.
NURWALK LOCK COMPANY. S. N. New York
onion 8:: Chambers rt. hick: and builders’ hrd—
wure; dengue"; fonudcrti' workeru of artistic
houn- trrrummzz in bronze. brace and lron.
LUMBER DEALERS-
lllLL. 1-1.1. 9 Water st, N. _All kinds of lumberdc
lireml to any point by rail, teem or vessel.
MACHINE SHOPS.
SORWALK IRON WORKS CO. The. Water at,
uni: it. It. bri . S. N. General machirwry, iron
and brass mt rigs, :forg-iltltge. Bobbitt metal. ro-
palm for manufacturice steambcets.
$001"! ELD, “'31. A. Knight at, N. New mhlnery
made no! repairing promptly attended to.
MARKET GARDENS“
JENNINGH A WATERBUIII‘, 8. N. hernia and all
gardm pollute lemon for the whole-ale undo.
MARKETS.
A MODEL HARRIET. :3) Wall st, N.Wm.Wardwell,
op.. beef, veal, lamb. mutton and poultry.
AVISON. A. 158 lain st. N. meals. from, rogers
rites, fish. oysters. clam. and «allow. butter.
eggs, unharmed goods etc.
IIINRY‘S. it so. Stain st. 8. N. The rm ac dinner
in thccity. Board by the day orwcek.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
RIDER, W. B. A SON. cor. West are. and (‘ourb
lantit Place. 8. If. Hydraulic and OM! edneen.
SCHOOLS. (Private)
BAIRD‘S. I158 INSTITUTE. c Orchard st, N.
Young ladies and day reboot.
“All. In. Ilillrlde, . Dayand boarding echwl
for girls and young ladies. File for an coll . ,
or worse cu in 1. Fully en la
“Wow". “h".‘i" a“... “.i'.
run ‘ . . pee no (I
the3 stud of art. and elocatlcn.
mill term Ill October Circulars will be
cent upon application.
NORWALK HILITARY INSTI'I'U’I'I. N. Frank S.
Roberts, principal. circular on request.
WILSON. III. E. 11. School for boys. Norwalk,
('t. rammed! and Itimllflc schools.
For circular. as a re.
envmto IAOIIIN’IO.
tlIIAILlll. C. I. la Solaln st. B.N. “Wheeler and
Wilson" and “lionechold.” needles, oil. attach.
menu. Repairing a specialty.
aurface. It in a sight-worth tracing.
Woe understand that when the track
was first. laid at tbet point. similar
trouble from the foundation milling
was r xporlooced.
more Room Needed at Fitch's Home.
‘Ititi expected tliatrbefore long it wil|
be found absolutely necessary to put up
more building» at Fitch’s Home, or to
eulorgocome nlrcady built. When the
chapel was erected, General Franklin
said, in the course of hilt address, that
the soldiers were getting older and more
feeble and that all the uoldtero’ homes
would have to be enlarged, as for some
yentulo come the number of invalide
would keep on Snore-ring. There are
now over‘ 300 inmates on the roll of
. .. ' SIWIB commons. - -
BENNETT a "homuncu- flab lob Fiche Home present and absent but us
. ' E ' RAYIOVD BROS. «were built. water lal ' '
awn. clams, fmltr. a; No. lulu st. ii. . “an“ ill . ll ' 1 “Wm if. there are always o considerable
BlosllLL, DIVA C. 1‘.‘ Iain st, N. choloc meate,
poultry. ext-tablets. etc.
Illil'f'l'tl‘rl CENTRAL lAIlKB'l‘.6Watcr sail.
Him. vegetables. from. poultry. at lowest prices.
CARR. WILLIAAI ll. Benedict Pawn lurker. IN.
Pine mails, from wgemblmwlowut cash prince.
II‘AItIleO’f'ON J. A. mouthpoultrgéflshm ,
variables.frultr.buttrr.ctc.. 1.11. care, .31.
unlo'r, (lilo. Elk“! M'k’flflt'. 1'. N. choice nuts,
vogctablut. fruit. etc. lower! cart: prices.
ilAl'Bs Viki) 13 No.lalri at ti. ‘6. prime meat-
of all kiddo. llome rendered lard‘a opulalty.
J1} WON. A. G. Control Marketcor. lulu-rid flari-
luitl at. 19. N. Choice menu, poultry. vegetables.
LIHBURNKR. WM. we Vi file at. bridge. 8.
N. dealrit’ltiollkindanutritious.“1
LOCKWOOD. L. Washington St. bridge, 8. N. In
huh. tcrs etc.
hello. 0)" v .
wortwoonnumttwwn. 7 Iain n.3, In
mute mliry, duh. enters, clams a cpuinliy.
LYON». A. 5.. Old Well Marketa No.11“ st,
5. N. rrnuemntnand poultry atlowestprteec.
MALI“). ALDIN. Iain it, heartland. 6.11. choice
min. nth. omen. mm delicatessen, etc.
I'ltrltllltixfi. 11.8. East ”mop. school WAN.
M1. veal. muting, gown“ Wank b.
1.9an1.? JAOO lesion 1!.
- mmihmcim‘mxpg‘ultay a uremia”
rl l'f‘ll‘thAB -. (no A Kn.” .
li‘nrt bill. due min aedpoultry forfanllytraz.
BPILLANLJ. W. is Inward rt. u. m nin-
daily all cm the town.
WADI, w. it. market, 31m Grove. 8.1!.
to allpcrts of me with In: fresh nod
111103 IlANIll'Afl’l'lle.
wUNSBUllY,IATIIIWBON & CO. on. ladia‘
due choc.
GEO. EWIIDICO. audsalosrocmftflt.
TuandfiWaicr ti . Michelin“).
lanulactitrcrs of lad ' missu‘ and children’s
Inc footwear for the retail trade.
Milli-Will!!! All!) UNDIIWIAI.
IILWOIIINSON. COL! l (:0. Norwalk. New York
and mm Goon.
Owl‘l’flm'l cocoa.
MKKNJOIIN H. a; It. N. Mm. r
gum, aching ammunition. etc. or
til-Am murmurs.
unuupgwumwgfimflwymurm
“lbmmmmn “we won“ Wm brewford, railroad contractor,
autumn. mum. “"8.”
n3: new!» mini:
new I N wo 00. Water or
not it. it. lime. ii. rt. m . i '
"IAlwlml’ noun noun.
(21111113. I. . Ina-Ir If. sic-oat
tickets. etc. p
MYTON’glA-‘Ozll I wan-3.... top
. - but .0.
Nth-Ice mount-nu.)
ml! aunts.
m J0 .fcct Washington ,
brick cunt-Mien plant. ‘J'. aloe
! I s
uncommon in: ,
.leyrrnf‘ 'hr mull Abe
number on furlough, of course there is
not that number present at the home on
any one day.
Iahaekeuae Owe-to.
Among the gueete of the Muhackemo
Hotel last night were the following:
J- fferson Young, Jr., Supreme Chief
Engineer, Attierlcen Order of Steam En.
glut-err, Syracuse, N. Y.. Dilworth
Climate. N. Y.. one of the leading writcra
on the New York World; Normag'llcb.
. Y.;
J. ’1‘. Lynn, Evaopvllle, Indian; 0
Auburn Submit; Indiana. R. A. Trim—
bl», Paterson. N. 1., William Roland,
Yonkers, N. Y.; F. Webber, If. Y.:Gco-
oral agent, New York Life Insurance
“mmfilchm ”Wm”..- ..
Another Quentin- rm- Wilton.
Editor of The Hemlock—As my ques-
tioee of the 0th were not enswered by
my of your reedersl will now give In
cuter 0111’, perhaps: What is the differ-
[III
1w.
Intuit-l. ngwum, 3, mt“ m IIAYIOND once. blue. m, m a once to ill oppreuivc feature. between
in. mm, mm mm, m m. N mm m Mil-“mm the bemoan conducted by JayGould,wlth
“fllklklllri arm onion. novira. “Kola arm mum hia hundred millions of doll-rs. cud a
W ..
hatchet.” 3"
st. m. MI.
Iteve re-
DATES. 1’. w. Witter It. N. manufacturer of am
granite-rid mammalian belittling
maudeemewywuvk.
MTV” I.W. rounds. Maud
twmg‘mmmmmm 1‘"
mm LKNDON, fl
stoves oed'water hearers.
J.W.flw
hostile“ conducted by fifty men, celled n
trust, with live millions of dollara, which
public opinion in 'so elemorous to sup-
rmiotra arm humour. W"? Truly you»,
umouu, mm. in War are. mt. an m ll -mm etc. 13. B
0‘ commie for Dredging lac.
m3 WWJIWflmm K h“
till Alena-me; who; a. h'
won. , . . ' N The bid: for the dredging of Black
,WILLIAI ll.” Wflk I1.U.l.
”:19... m... M
Rock, Norwalk end Five life River fill“
W,” M ‘i
1, 'i” II. “I”.
“my: my ".11, 2‘.ng “.30 h. [A bore and Bridgeport harbor chow rho
W” ‘N'WMM- ”Juli-mi» mm“ “ belldtuuln‘lzi‘sdrfl'oflrd 'mrm Am,
mourn-rune. continuum-our. “mg A J ' ' a“, ‘ a“:
6mm ' mun g .1). . , .13..”
nun-mutt. mm” Wuhl‘m"‘fi“m“fi Brown, «retire lemonade-a
MAN! 1111010.
WWII. I. If win-mt. A pwfettltgur-
areured the minute. Work will he
mummymcfthew
an?” 00"th
wwfltmw "‘ "‘
woonaw
will“
Allah-WM with“
the
hey
fluid,
In. urine urns with.
A (Inlet Du Inter-uh. lee-o at tho
, Capitol record”. , ‘
Barron». Fob. 13.-Nicholau Blane,
Democrettc candidate for coin ,
had hie hope raised again
to hove hops once more deferred.
0n theflrst «lender dayof the-ee-
alon lfr. Btenb, relying on the power of
the Senate to play the part of the Gen-
eral Assembly, did, in compeuy with the
other Democratic ‘ cehdidatos, mike a
formal demand for his office and that he
was not allowed to takeit. because be
had not been “duly qualified."
Yesterday the House plead a joint
resolution, declaring his election and, as
soon In that was done, Ir. Blenb went
to the eomptroller’r office once more and
made another ' formal
u. Comptroller
in hisoflicsat the timeaudEmereou W.
lfoore. the chief clerk, acid he did not
hove the right to turn over the omen.
except on inert-notion from hie superior.
He had received “no such inatructioos
and would have to confer with Ifr.
Wright heforo‘he could take any action.
Governor Bulkslsy soon appeared upon
he, and very ahortly after Attor-
auiereley entered the room. Gov-
ernor Bnikeloy informed Hr. Snub that
he won not yet duly qualified for hia
office, no the Home and Senate hed' not
yet reached concurrent action, declare-
tory of his election, and as he had not
taken hie oath in due form.
Ifr. Hemersley suggested that, to his
thinking, the matter was one that lay
between Ifr. Btaub and Mr. [core and
that Governor Bulkeley had no part to
play in it.
The governor diflerod with Ifr. Ham.
enley and said that he felt it his duty to
see that nothing wrong waa allowed to
be done.
Mr. Snob informed Mr. Moore that he
would are him at acme later dnte, when
he (Ir. Home) had confound with Mr.
Wright, the comptroller.
Mr. Stanb, Hr. Bameroley and the
bunch of spectators coon withdrew, and
the quiet scene was ended.
It is a street rumor that qua wart-unto
proceedings may be instituted to-day
against Comptroller Wright.
The Senate did nothing yeetcrday ex-
cept adjourn until next Tuesday at 1:00
o'clock p. tn.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Golan and Gaul-3| of Youth we
Like to Bend About. '
hire. .1. Perm, of Stamford, is the
guest of’her aiatcr on min street, Nor-
walk.
Miao Jennie Pinch, of Bridgeport, was
the guest of Mice Allie Beers, fast even-
tug.
Samuel Barbour, of Hartford, is the
guest of relatives in town.
lilies Emily Jones, of Bridgeport, is
visiting friends on Franklin avenue.
lira. W. J. Humphreya and daughter
Cherry, of Ridgefield, are visiting Mn.
W. W. Benton.
Law Miller and Miss u“. Her-
of Meridcu, are viniting lire.
Swords, of this city.
Ex~ConncilroanR J. Cnthill has been
confined to his house on Spring rtreet
for the past two days by illnels.
out.
new—“am
—-Are we lamessfm ‘
It would lend us no to think, when we
are 'the w some of
88 Washington Street.
Stevenson, Bridgeport:
encoder Heidi. Henry
cflcsrs sI followe
Iasaulnyzvlei
we; mastery,
3.0011;
loll.
no.
“In.- W
forth-Wot tblswcrk.
i
Ila-Incl [entail-p.
Gould Bundle and Charles Keith are
among the popular young men of this
place who will soon join the dancing
club.
An unsuccessful attempt wse made
last nightto burn the old hereon the
Beerti’propcrty.
Tull 8mm in on sale every after-
noon at J. C. Randall‘s store, where
items of nerve may be left. Tun Sm-
Nitt. will endeavor to pnblieh all the hap-
penings in Winulpauk.
Bueineea at the milla is booming.
The announcement in Till Smut.
that a secret moiety had been organized
by the young ladies of tho Norwulk
mills, is said to have created the liveliest
kind of atumpue all around, not only
among those who are "ootln it." but
among the member- of the ooclety, who
are anxioua to learn who let the secret
friends try to make ushelleve that tb
can make money by udvcrtlsle;
which cost them dollar for dollar, at the
rule of 50 per cent. That is all right, if
you can flint those green comb to he.
has» it, but we think the people of South
Norwalk will believe more when you
quote your prices. Como right along
and quote them new, If you date. We
intendtokeepthe trede in South lot»
walk, if we hove to give the goods nwey.
Note the prices in our advancement of
today’s iscue. Signed.
toutebfleid yesterday endorsement com
trot of them“ road. The ennui
meeting of thestockholdersof thoflbr
pen. road followed eedthass director-a
wen eluted: W. H. Mm, WJI. N
.y’, nae-om" York; 1'. 3.13m, Freakl’.’l‘heatas.souef8ev.WIllhai
Boston; LII-role, Milan-r an EWuhhhoiaslem
imam.“
m J.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF NOTE.
A PLEASANT 334131011 0! THE
TIBBELLI‘AIILY.
I001“! M Kill.-
A reunion of the Tyn'cll family was
held at George Garter's, lainstseet, Nor-
walk, on Thur-day. Forty-four were
present, coming from Wil-
ton, New Canaan, Norwalk and vicinity,
and also from Yonkers, N. Y. The party
included four generation, the younger:
being seven months old, and the oldut,
lfrl. Karin Bondy, of Wilton, eighty-
elzht years. The tires pa-ed pleasantly
-'iu social convene until the company
waacelled topamkeof thegoodthfnge
from a beautifully supplied table. Sing-
ing followed, with prayer by Theodore
Tymll, of Yonkers. All too soon come
the partiugs and farewells. all hoping to
meet aguiu here and in the Sweet Bye
and Bye. .
The Bridgeport standard prion the
following account of the CertenHendrix
wedding: A very pretty wedding oc-
curred It 7 p. in. Today evening,
Eugene F. Carter of Norwalk and Iii.
Georgie Anna Hendrix of this city being
the contracting portion. The ceremony
was performed at the bones of the bride’s
aunt, lire. Geoch F. Bull, 28 Harriet
street, by Rev. E. If. Sherman, rector of
St. Paul’s Episcopal church, 8. Belle
Carter, brother of the groom, acting as
best man, and Ifies Ilene B. Hendrix,
eiotcr of the bride, as bridesmaid. Hearty
congratulations followed. lit. and hire.
Garter left on the 9:36 express for New
York, Boston and points east. They will
make their home in Norwalk.
‘ The membera of the Arion Singing
eociety on themselves hugely at
their hall on the Wuhiugton street
bridge Iaet evening. The male members
of the eocicty once a year gather togeth-
er and spend a few hours in such amuse-
metite as suggest themselves. Last
night an unusually large number were
present. Stories were told, sense were
lung, and fun reigned supreme until a
late hour.
The students of the Commercial, Col-
lege will give a reception at the Athen-
wum from 8 to 1 o'clock, next Tuesday
night. A limited number of invitations
have been given out and a very enjoya-
ble time in exPectod.
The B. C. P. W. C. will meet at the
rcaidoucc of Jesse B. 'l'oiles, on~ Chapel
ctr-cot, this evening, to award prizes.
The Ladiec' Literary circle will meet
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Leslie Smith on Elntwood avenue.
ru- m y loch lacs-m ‘f ,
New Your, Feb. 13, 11110 a. tin—fl ‘
for Its
Wright was not
his recovery. ‘ ..
tri- condition manual Installe- »
anYonu, Fehmmoow 3,.
Sherman’s condition contihllelfev'tirlllh-~ , .
The art-u Pee-ed. ,1
Kim Your, Feb. 13. 1:30 pom—Gad,
eral Thomas Ewing has just: more
the: Gonuul afternoon has passed the
crisis. - , .7
. No cringe sine- uni... '
Nuw Your, Feb. 13, 2:00 p.m.--After
consultation the physicians any that
there he been no change in ”We
coudition since this morning. '
Admlnl Port-r Dead. ’ if * ,
. (spedllfo'l'nllnnlll-l
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ia—Admiralllevid ' ,‘
D. Porter died this morning. He wal a
native of Pennsylvania, whqc ,. he. was ~
born in 1813.
W
A Statement from an old soldier at
l‘iteh'e ire-no.
A correspondent of the Stamford Ad-
vocate writes: A goal dell hum .
said upon differentoccuionl inrepld . .
to taking penaione from aoldicre who‘are
inmates of Fitch’s Home. Truth 8
ctruugerthan fictionand figmdo not
lie. The statement has haenmadc that
moatof the pensionmoooygcestorela. .
tivec, but come captioua and hulk-finding '
individuals profound not to believe it.
Here are the figures and they ipeak for
themselves: During the yearlflo the
O
passing through the cflicu It mu '
Home was 85,200.60 end the m
thatuccrued to theState for the ya!
was only $157.30, or only about throttper
cart.
The following is adetailed statement
for 1890: ‘
Amount of pensions received as
.——-———————— per ledger. . . . .............. "$5,230.00
BNTEB’I’AINIE NTS. D‘ b ed to d d to m
u rs [3 an ape“ en ..... u a
P"? nun“ Disbursed to violators of Art. 1. 1,015.00
"Paul Kanvar never fora moment Diahuniedtocreditore __________ 203.08
loner interest or allows the attention to Disbursed to Mneficm” __ mm
wander. It iii full of surprises. and inci- Disbursed to clothing ac ..... 17.48
dent in heaped on incident. Before the Curried ‘0 Treasurer -------- lit-30
middle of the flat not was ruched it Total ........................ w
had made a hit, and after the vicion of
anarchy and the guillotine, the audience
broke out in cheers, and insisted, ‘for
several momenta. that the picture should
be repeated.-“Nym Crinkle,” in New
York World. -
Something of u Novelty.
The manager of the Opera Boone
promises-omethiug of a novelty for its
patrons. introducing for the first time
in Norwalk the Gillette's Burlesque and
Gaiety company, which makes its initial
bow next loud-y evening, Feb. 16. "To
see one you see all” is tho accustomed re-
mark heard in reference to lady burlcsv
qua companies. but, although Ihie say-
ing comes not far antics, we are ensured
that the Gillette company in an except-
ion to the general rule. It embraces
many acknowledged lady burlesquers,
whose peruouel cherma, spirited singing,
graceful o'cltlfloun in military marching
claulcel groupings, etc.. are aufllcicut to
stamp their superiority to those
generally seen in like combinations.
The burlesque offered on this occasion is
said tube of a superior character, hub-
bllog over with bright and catchy music
end scientific comedy of a pleasing
M‘n". “‘.L¢i_..,r._nwi.ii...y.im«_.
lieu, Letter Mus.
Last month the latter carriers of the
hierwalk past clloehaodlsd 8,010.pr
of mail matter. The report sect byPostw
Violators of Article 1, mentioned
above, are time who refuse to comply
with the law. governing admfsfigh in
the Home, and who are dice , Ink”-
iug their pensione and pardon, '
with them. j ‘ ' *
row IN A mm on rwo.
letters Worthy of lie-tie. m m
or .. ,. ,
The body of Charles Witt
years old, was found frozen rtifi ‘cu ih‘e
meadowa at South Gluttonbury m
day afternoon. flown Intense cutie
January 2'1. 7 ,. 3
William Quinn, a brekclian nigh
Derby ruilrcedJellofI thetopof an!
at Birmingham shortly before my};
terday, and was instantly killed. .‘ .
Frederick W. Perrott, aged at, died
suddenly from epoplcxy last «will: in
Bridgeport. Ila was one of tin ‘Iucd
prominent citiuesof that city, widely
known as a manufacturer of carriage
varnishes. ». ’ *
Profcuor Obittenden, of New flafll, .
yceterday received from chh’e W
tory in Berlin a five gramme bottle of
the precious lymph. ‘ ‘ ' .
An English syndicefe inteude ‘ __
a $50,000 plant for the manufacture
thmdandiaceuearWilflmautici “
W “P country
too, D. 0.. for the mouth of January la
as follow:
Delivered—Registered letters. '11; let-
minim": ptutels, 4,321; ncwupapsrs,
1 .
Uoliected.-—Loea| lotion. ow; mail let-
ters, 6,858: local poseals,‘ 117: mail letters,
on: newspapers. etc. 518.
m rat-m laid
To a committee complaining of the
healthol licorice: "Distylsuotaodof
theshifttsss; look to your arms.” Bo
when m com of rheumetlam.
build I reservoir for their own“
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