NUMBER 972.
W DIRECTORY
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Maudwsllworthys cream
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waKW‘"
All .s DWall fillies!
JANE. .
Mummers-um m
Winter. a "
Dom-AND? worm
menu BOLmMJselwst. lentils
tsunatthessislsslsdlae. 3.0m
sun——
.rs—s-sw
W WA“.
RAGE]. H‘s“ m.m.lmnd"fl.l.l.
WI"
morpamsumawwg
“Who. lander-block. Rain 8.
no Oileehours.8a.rn.tofp. In.“ ‘
KINDALL. osofi 3.. D.D.8.W
naukliusb. .Rounssmio
cor.
par.
WIIDJV. 1... DJ”. 70m Wash st. 3.x.
Hostess. in. tsspau. :mmmsd.
‘. noonsasnannnnnms.
SUITE.W.R.ACO.15&17Wslsrst,N.esrrisgs ,
work.whssls.etc.
northern-scum. sew-sums. “
alt-swam
Dan. andflWashlngton
son nun ii.
a. 5.11:“ an}. blurb: confectionery. ics
«can. mac-
RNNAC. “No. was. N. sore
ceriumh '-
‘ mount 11 lade' Bread
' . one
ville. Ii‘iessvcoruiorssttius miner's."
mm
cummnomnnsnmmw-ur n. N.
firm?b Lgrer. ricer-HIM:
cur NATIONAL ssWuhInalon-t.
mm
nearlain,8..N 0s mares-coo surplus
it it. me;J’m LIE:
OAIJ.
IASTSID HYBARMACY ulsndta RN.
mmsw‘om. vsmop. In. 'Igr’cserip-
lionsc’srdullycoru
GREGORY. J. G. ”Wall-LN. Mobil-heal”.
Wholesale sn.drctaii pricc's.
Popular
RIGGS JOBN A. 11 Halo st.N. Pafuma.~—Ifty
Ive aunt
' ' PLAISTED‘B.43Wasblngtonst,fi.N. patcntmcdi
'9' ctnee.elc.l’hyaiclans'1wesai
ptions a specialty.
DRY-GOODS. at N 2
s II o
ABLE-:33. L. a BONg— "rho In labo
minus.
BANKBJI. R. Rabat-keno Bole! block. 8. N. dry-
goodsmotious. giovss.etc.U meuaspeclalty.
BENNETT, J. P. ”lain st, N. Business estab-
lishedova forty-twoycars.
DICKRRIAN. AASON. “Washingtonstfi. N.
dry-8006:. mew
800mm &‘ ROYT.aGasettsvbldg.N. OBWash-
ingtonst,8. N. (Sseadv albument)
STREET EDWARD. ii Gasetlc bidg. N. Dry
goodnfamygoodnuolionsandhosiery.
”cl”: htl b lar
Mm}! V.. Electric lg ng; WK
alarms; call bells the. g“
RXPRBSS COMPANIES.
P. ADAMS “PRES CO. office railroad station. ”3
W csvsnscn's m
George B. '
BOUT]! NORWALK SAVINGS BANLW The. Do-
postlsover any)». surplus "sum
mans. prose. ohu ll. fins tress. mum
paid W loner on mats-se-
; B331. Molwgk
son'rn NORWALK BEEP Hammond
beef. pork. sheep.lamb. veil. etc.
Armour‘s beef and
' TERRY,WI. l‘ outdrulfllco’n lambandmutton.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR.
BUI’I‘ON .J. 1'. Postoiiloeboxm N. Circulars
foldedinovcr row Sunday papers.
BLACKSII'I‘IIS.
(Mitigation rmWeLSN Horto-
8| . BRIDGE BUILDERS-
mom. 3. £00; P.0D01531.5. N. sudden
foundations.slc.
of sage-.mp1:
now: as» snort. nuances.
BROWNJLS. housings. N. mmWorkand
l-W‘J
RABVBYJS. ii. Nolaiu st.S.N. spool-ideals
NORAULJOBNANONJS Washington st. 8. N.
Agondamwtmeutst Iowprices.
ydone
AND ri’I'A'I‘IONRRB.
. mun N. card engraving wed»
PINNBO. J ”It. “W w I
PLAINTID’N DRUG tiTOlil. all ashlngtoost,
ti.N. Nehrml supplies-nu general stationery.
BOX WEB. tWood awn?“ Paper-:1) M
INAPP. Watsr ti. N. man mm
It transfers. General shopiobbing.
BUILDING IIA'I‘
surnrormnnomnn
' sol-In
cam-p
WNW AND BUILDIRB.
030W JAIIBO. shopAua 8. “AN. estimator
lira. ”I“!
own“. a. at “histamine. s. N Johflng
’ snowntawnco
N.sud43Wall
partsofthew
mg" "m
rates. losterflnnhagunt.
train service. Low
BURTON A DRUNDAGR. stiles st Moss. 43
Wall st. N. Our motto, “prompt attention.
RES. furniture and
moved. Lcsw orders at iaisted's. S. N.
WOOD. W. W., N. slate at poet-office and
's. Careful and prompt service.
IX'I'RAO'I'U, ””030. ITO.
BYIBKBJ'. s. ‘00. ”lain N. Nanutaetur-
ersof Sconeldsccle eclebntcdhav ngertncts.
NORWALK EXTRACT 00. N. manufacturers of
fineextraets. F. ii. Ambler.
PERTILIZI-IRS.
RAYMOND BROS. Bradley‘s super- phospth
lal mum. ismd .ground bcnc,wood
SIXTH, W. R. NCO. WatersgN agentsforWil-
liauis Clark A: Co.‘ s standard f.srliiircrs
FIRE BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYNOND BROSL ordlpm'yshspes shapesin stock. spec-
ialslo order.tlru monsraanrhchturney tine linings
FISH. OYSTERB. CLARE, mob}. Inc
HUNT A ZBLUI'I' 09me st. 8
Ash. oysters. clam's.frur manger-ables. etc.
FLAG AND 0011sz WALKS.
NORTON, JOHN B. 02 Taylor avenue, 8. N. Also
none du'lcr.
RAYNOND BROS. contractu- for flag. sonar-ts.
asphalt, brick. cement Manuel
MRIDA STEAM AND IIO'I' WA'I'IR
HEATERS.
unmw. R. 1.00. Music Hall M5. N
sole again.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
‘IBLAND GEN" FLOUthe best made. Don‘t
fall to use it.
L'IIONNEDIEU DANIRLcast end of Washington
at bridge. The choicest of family dour kept.
BAYIOND BROS. hay. straw. flour and feed in
white. had. an or mission
mmwmcmloomnm. Gmchoic
ground feed. graham and rye hour.
IwBIS‘I‘S.
BERG. PAUL. Woodward Place. 5. N. plants. cut
andtalornameu piece made louder
1’.le UnionCernelcry N.
Olga?” hows-wet «2“qu workas
Y JOHN I. N. uearthe depot. Bedding“
“will-cat sober-nu floral work of to kinda.
BHN theoldcatand
best known in un- ty. Plan m
lowers. etc. i'iorslwerkof ofpecailkindsss ty
and done promptly.
[URNI'I'URI DIALRRS. m)
OOLIIAN. T DORB.Wasbiugtonst,icast
tare. llil’I"l‘i..flBY. I:‘Nsin N. (Ba
cm a w s, y
moad's old stand). becsdvsnisernnt.
RAYNOND GOO. B. uewslore.4usnd4lllalnst.
N. Pour abovcowsturc.
ln'OW DAVIESMILIMMRSO. lsinleJl.
Mohave. etc.
GAS IJGII'I’ OOIPANIIB. fllce
NORWALI GAB LIGHT COIPANY. 0 iii
Wstwst.N. Outorulhkhesiaudpower
Coksslxosnispsvbusbeim CoalTar thrsedol-A
primal. mu
cancels. Wholesale.)
ROLNII A nuns. band it Wall st N. whole
ask grows. flour hay. etc.
”Washington «.8. N. sole
lift. "comm. Iti Washington shuns. N
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entrapped-and ominous.
OIIABHB newton-whirls. ”No.
AN.ttamiltablsdelicsciesor ytrsds.
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tucks-barns. hummus.
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GONE. AIIUNITION asdilpsrllag Goods of all
MIND AW“ MN.
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AIRMAN HOTEL. it Nsiust. N. J.0.0ollins.
.luropanplsnrsstsurantsttached.
STEVEN J.R.I9Wsshington 5.10.“ch
glutamatinandwoodenwsre?‘
108 DIAL!“
BUBCRARD. B.“Reldeo Point Parnt,"8. N. also
milk producer
. INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOIJDGRLLOCRWOOD. 9 Nsinst.N. Insur-
ancesnd real detain inail tabullranc ‘ P. 0.
LAYTON JACOBN. Was hiugtnn us: to
Niln'.plalsgiass.accidentand c.(seeadv.)
LO0KWOOD. .cor. IaiuandWalisls. N. Rcal
estate. in loads tcd.etc.
NORRRLLA L'ROINRDIRU. vs Washington at,
S. N. strictly tinbdssscorupaulcs represented.
TAYLOR A GOLDEN. 45 a «Washington n.
8N. Real Relate and Insurance. =
INSURANCI consume.
CONNKCHOUTGRN‘LLIFIINB. 00. 8. 8. L‘
Rommsdiru. Washington st. 3. N. sec ad.
mono LITAN LIPRINS, 00. as Washington
st. 8. N. F.J. Grub b. usistantsupt.
NORWALK FIRE INS. 00.. N. in successful
businem since 150. No outstanding loss claims;
PEOPLE'S LLFNB 1N8. co. The. No. 45 Washing
ton st. 3. N. Rhiannon. asst. superintendcn
INWSTIIBN'I‘ SECURITIES.
CRAUFURD B. laconic b ..N ”(Bonds
Niddlesex Banking and Equitab ‘in'ge Cos.
IRON AND STEEL. .
SMITH. W. H. 5. CO. 15 and I7 Wain an N.
springs. axles. carriage hardware. etc.
IRON IENCB AND RAILINGS.
IERRITT 3.133.deme st.N. iron wmk
ofallkinds.
TR]! DUNCAN lRON RAILING WORKS. Wain
It. s. N. Win. ll. Iloyt.proprictor.
IRON FOUNDRIEB.
GILBSACLANCY at The Norwaik fronWorks
00..de al Bridgeport. 00.nn
JEWRLERS.
17mins. A. 8 $80. lainlt.8._N. op. CityRotel
watch terminal
ROYT. R. BJBNolainstJ. N. strictlydrstclam
goodsaliow prices.
JACKSON WRANRIBWalln. N. watches.“
wretcouds. Prue watchrcpairinga specialty.
BOOD. R. B dismouds.watchcs. jewelry. silvcrand
platcd warempalflngasficcialty. BBNsInn.B.N
LAWYERS.
AUSTIN. ALYRRDR rooms Nasouic b'd‘g. Wall
st, borough olaryh‘sanditcsl use.
FROST [1088!!me No. Rain st. Mummy. legal
business of all kin
RURLBUTT J. BRLDRN roomsbaud ti Gassbto
building. Wall st. borough
LIGHT. JOIlN it it]! Washi st 8. N. notary
commissioner of deeds for ch
LOCKWOOD BDWARDI. roomd Gazette bidg.
borough. Attorney .andnolary pernions.
SNYNOUR. JOHN 8. room 3. I'airIcId Cc.Nat.
Bank bullding.N N.Counaeilorst
WALSH, JOHN J. room] laconic building. Wall
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“VERY STABLES.
DANN. HORACE ll Excelsior Ii‘very and board-
ing stables. Otilco NO. 3 River at. N.
GREGORY. GEO. s. It Knight st. N. Pine turn-
outs a specialty. Telephone 303.
LOCK IIANUIACTURBBS.
LOCK“ 00D MANUFACTURING CO. “Deb‘s
N. Manufacturers of builders‘hard ton
since as Pearl st; NewYork odiccw 99 Reads»;
Chimp cities 19 lake at.
NORWALK LOCK COIPANY. 8. N. New York
oibcclehamhcrsst. locks and bin l‘ders hard-
ware; designers; founders workers of artistic
house trimmings is brouae. brass and iron.
LORI!!! DEALING.
ILLR. J. oWstsrstJI. Ailkiudsoflumhwdc
medic any point by rail. team or vessel.
IAOIIINI snot-s.
WALK N WORKS 00. The.Wsla st,
”gar” mo .N. General .iron
sndbrsav f .Babbitt
for msnuf Knight N. MN machinery
BCOFIRLD. WI. A. st. rw
made and repairing prouistptly alluded to.
MARKET GABDllg'lm-fi
RNNINOBA WATBRBURY. B an
Jgardenpvodueslnseassnt for thswholenlstrsds.
NARI N. W Wudwell.
O IARRBT. 8) Wall st. in,
A! DBL . .hmhmoltonaudmuluy
A. the Rains N meats. mugs“.
N oysters. h sudascsllops. butter.
018’. mood
RINNITT A BUSTED. omens. lob
ILL. DANA mug,“ if Rosin mrkchoicsognm
Bills
vagatablnstc.
m‘stch'BNTRAL W. I Water attest. N.
bias. trolls. poultry. at lowest prices.
ammu-
Muflrfi IN.
0mm WILLIAI ll.
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lsari AN Choicvaissts. .vsgslsbiss.
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‘ Wrap» rasov courts.
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struetlcusudvoi esdsvslopment.
NABENIBEJINNIIK. uNwthsvmacN.
instruction.
Morgan
wraturns. Imam”
8A nt'u'rumnumnu. Pistols“.
Westmfldf.
man ‘
BO ll. 1. 'u wm our
mums. Euthanasia-imam
Wm. ttamdglssswars. .
nus.“ ‘1”
sonar cannon
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nocxwoon
0. If. sawmill: Org»
ory‘sN.; NewYorkiaOrssne
masscosn-mnrom'rm
PODNORRJVN. unduBalvstiouArmyllar-raeks.
B.N 8.tovss.nngus.u-ockcry mete.
OYSTIRI’LAN'I'EBIANDDIALIRI.
BELL. '.0.Doxiil.N.N.whohtalc
shipperofoystsrsandciams.
CUTRILLRJ. footofRayrnnr‘lstJ. Nannie
fledeslerindne
BOYT. W. RABONJDIWMILAN. tootof
tors, expo-tars and w
in vcoystms.
RHDAROUBIAN.1MWstcrrt.s..N plantar
“I“ “Nico. P. 0.301581N.
AN J. L.
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PATTERNS lWAN!) IIODllLs.
NORWALK PATTERN W0
.. Riverside are e.
and ot Furnace work a medal
agent for the celebrated Carton furnace.
, PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
YROWI'IT.J T. BNalust.N. Jewett‘sluds.
lasury and W adswluixcdorth‘s paints.
RAYIOND BROS. Jewelt‘s. Atlantic and Sceley‘a
lead, Calcutta oils and Averill Chemica hemicai Faint
SUITEW. H.500. this if Water at. N. agents
for longmsn a Nartlncs paints.
ems mamas.
shown-r, J. 'r. as Iain at. N. wlndaw m
Hollands, fixtures. etc.
TAYLOR A 00.21 lain n.N.alsc hardware.
mints. oils. till. etc.
PROTOGRAPIIRRB.
BLACKNAN c. A. ll Iain rl.N. instantaneous
process. 0hildrch‘photoss sspscialty. .
NORTH. G. 8.78Washingloust.il. N. mortality
oniysudtm;thobcst. 3 Genetic
RRADNAN
shower-rh- 8150 w «lo-:0!» ”Emotion-so.
PIANO 'I'llNlI“ AND BRI’AIBIBB.
RBNDEEC. 1'. cor WailendKnight 51s.. N. Also
dealer iuptanoa. organs. sheet music.clc.
PLANING KILLS.
RANDALLNINKR D RN. All kindsof wood"
work at retail or for thelrads
PLUIIBING.
BBKKNACOA W. ll. lusic flail block. LN.
Plumbing. steam and gas I.tting
NASH. P. E. ABRO arr. IainaudWsstslsJ. N.
Plumbing andgas Illing. values and heaters.
RAIL-ROADS.
NORWALK nouns RAILWAY 00. James W.
Hyatt, pram: Edwina. Hoyt. supt.
BIA]. BIA“ mm ‘ P O
LAYTON. JACOBI. Washingloust.usx to
8N. ytmmimhousutorenttsseadv.)
NORRKLL GI L‘RONIRDIRU. rs Wuhingron at.
B N seiiing.rwulingsnd coil.ecting
WILSON 0. B Gazelle bldg. N. invswmsulsand
money to loan. Also insurance written in best
of companies at the lowest rates.
WOODWARD. R. A. No. Nainst. B. N. houses 0
rut building lots for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
BER HWRbWstasuN.wsrmmsaisatsil
hours. dinner ac.
mars. 1680. lain s N. mmacuinna
in the city. Boardb day or week
cam-ram INOINRERS.
BID“ W. B. NEON. cor. West avr. sndCourl
landtI’lacc. s n. Hydraulic and cm: saglueas
sorrows. (may...)
namn'sw stlss ITO'I‘B. s Ont-nu rt. n.
NORWALR RILlTARY iNBTlTUTl. N. links.
Roberts. principal. circular on «quest.
WIBON. Ill. 3.1!. School forboys. Norwal
and scientific schools.
Poreirco as re.
DINING “0811‘”.
0.! i6 80.]sinll.8N. "Wheeleraud
ilson" and “ifsunhold.” noodles. oil. albeit
meals. Repairinga a.specialty
ll"! CONTRA?“
RAYNOND BROS sewers but water pipes laid,
assuming. III! as. radius. land-else radon! nu.
BRO! IANUIAOTDBIRN.
wUNNDURY. IATRBWBON A 00. 8.N. Lsdres‘
0'0 EWIIDBOO.
analogs“ 9' Isl-es
Insfootwsarfortherstalltrsds.
SHIRT-WA!“ A330 warms;
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SOUTH NOnWALK. CONN. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1891.
DEFENDS HEB. GOOD NAME
lifts IIT'I'IB loose cownrnns
ss absorb suspense.
Bk. Givss David I. Iwom a “guru"
Iaasbiu—ltory st tbs circumstances
Which Lad so its Attack.
A Bridgeport paper which has the
I.“mrepntstion of being devoted to stories of
lust and crime. printed last Sunday a
sensational story concerning a well-
knowu South Norwslk halter and a
young woman in whose company he is
I“frequently seen.
The story read that “Forty-eight.” the
name by which the young man is known,
and his intended maids with a family on
Spring street. in this city; that
,tbsmsnof thsboose and his wife
rusted Iss,.chorch‘ons Blindsy night
recently, leaving "Forty—sight!” and his
girl at hours. They returned sooner than
anticipated and found the young woman
in bar lover’s room with the lights out
and the doors locked.
It was stated that the girl scoouuted
for her presence there by saying she was
bathing her lover's head, as he had com-
plained of being sick. Other minor in-
cidents were given whlch would dis;
credit the good character of the young
woman. “i.
The person referred toss “Forty-sight"
is Alonso W. Smith, and his young lady
friend is Mil! Kittie Moore. Mr. Smith,
as soon as he saw the article in the
k Bridgeport paper. made strenuous efforts
toflud who the person was that gave
such a story for publication. He ct first
suspected Hoses 1’. Bullock. Mr. Hal-
lock, in order to prove hjcinnoceucc,
called Monday evening at the residence -
of Belch Seaman. 24 Spring street, where
Ilr. Smith and lies floors board. Mr.
Smith was not inclined to believe the
explanation Offered by Mr. Hallock and
be struck him on the head. The matter
was dropped without any arrests being
under _
Lost evening at 6:30 o'clock David R.
Swords was attending the market on
OsbinetChcslnul street when Ilr. Smith and
Kiss floors entered. The latter asked
Ir. 8w0rds why he had dcfamcd her
character by telling such a story as up
psarcd in the paper referred to. Ho
attempted to explain that ho was lunO
cent of the chsrgc, whereupon Mr. Smith
mbultoocd his coat and withdrew a red
rawhide whip which be had purchased st
Joseph O'Rourks‘ a store for the occasion.
Handing it to bliss Moors he told her to
use it in order to get satisfaction: and it
iamid that shobandied it very freely
about Bword‘s body. People coming up
Chestnut street heard the lashes and the
loud talking and in a few moments quite
a large party of interested spectators had
gathered in front of the store. Mr.
Swords did not offer any resistance but
fortunately he had an overcast on,
which prevented him from receiving
severe punishment. He did. however,
threaten to use the cleaver if Mr. Smith
attempted to carry out his threat of tak-
ing him in hand.
The newsof lbs oowhiding sec-spade
spread rapidly and it was soon in the
months of the people about the streets of
the city.
Mr. Swords wss seen this morning.
He says the mutter is not to be dropped
until he sets himself right in the eyes of
the public. Mr. Seaman, with whom
Mr. Smith and lies Moore board, is
aim employed st tire Chestnut street
market. About three weeks ago Charles
H. Harvey. Jr., was in the market. and
air. Swords says he heard Mr. Seaman
tell him about an occurrence st his house
which ht- did not consider proper. Mr.
Swords repeated to several parties what
he heard. The svticie in the Bridgeport
paper was entirely different, he says. from
the one be told, and it happened. accord-
inglo the paper. one week afterward.
He admits having repeated something
, which has not been published. but de-
nies emphatically any knowledge of the
article that is creating such s furore.
Ilr. Beam-n, who is a respected citlrwn,
feels aggrieved that he should be mem-
tionsd ln‘couneotlon with the scurrilous
He denies emphatically the
facts contained therein and states that
nothing has ever occurred at his home
to arouse his suspicions.
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”lid. Bit IN NIB WATER NABIJ'.
commodore haunts Danni's New Yacht
Nearly Completed.
The New York Sun in a recent article
on Bridgeport yachts was way off In one
or two statements. notably that relating
to the elegant boat now nearly completed
at the house of the Boating association
for Ifr. Francis Burrltt The article
stated that the yscbt‘s length was twen-
ty-four test. it should have been twen-
Iy-ons feet. Credit is given to the isle
Chris smith as the author of the model.
The truth is the model was cut by Ir.
" Burrltt himself from ideas of what a fast
yacht should be. gained by years of
It isconocrisd that Ir. Burritt
mills an experience and an ability second
to those of nous now living in these
matters and it is safe to predict that his
claim to produce s gear which will best
anything silos: tswsli founded. Tbs
Bun shines for all. but tbs particular ray
which struck the bosthooss when the
correspondent lookrd that way must
have been slightly clouded. The new
‘ysflttwitl bsiulhswstsr ssriyssd all
are anatomy waiting to are how nearly
kssrsssmbiaacswiilbstosduek.—-
lvsaisg Prat.
reason”. slowest-iii
Nissan-gs and tic-tags of PI"!- '0
uk- from About-
“Elbert B Adams is in Philadelphia to-
’s
ALL OVER TESTED.
sews silos svsnv QUARTER or
,cossscncur.
Lawyer A. E Austin lsspsnding a few ,
days in Brooklyn.
Frank H. Irving, of Long Island City.
is visiting friends in Norwalk.
lines Ewsuor If. Bartlett is the guest
of lira. I. E. Radio. of Iain street.
Miss Grace Bailey has returned from a
week‘s visit with friends in Ifcrlden.
MissoAuus Weed, of Gnilford. is visit-
ing the Misses Lockwood. on the Green.
lire. Fred Boerum. of Riverside us-
one. is visiting her relatives in New
York.
Ila Amelia Volght. of New York. is
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. James, Of
Ponghkcepsis, N. Y.. are the guests of
friends on Franklin avenue.
Miss Myra Curtis. who has been visit
ing relatives in town, spent Sunday in
Strstford. returning to Norwslk yester-
dsy.
Jsmss D. Beatles, of White Plains. N.
Y.. was in town yesterday. The last
time Ifr. Searlcs came to Norwalk he
was severely bitten by a vicious dog near
the residence of Allen Dsucby. in this
city, and has been unwell ever since.
Lieutenant-Colonel James C. Crown,
of South Norwslk, Captain Bose and
Lieutenant ”ethics. of Company F, were
present at a battalion drill given by
Company I, of Winsted, and Companies
8. E and K, of Bridgeport, in the
Bridgeport armory last night.
IA! CHEAT THE GALLOWS.
lnrdarar Schools Now Dndsr Guard—
atroodlng Over Ills Impending Fats.
Jacob Schools, the New Canaan mur-
derer, is rapidly nearing the gallows and
sinceme feels his position. When the
addition to the jail was ready for occu-
pancy Schecie was transferred to the
new part with a number of other prison.
etc. He did not seem pleased with the
change, notwithstanding his new cell
was a decided improvement upon the Old
one. When in the old jail be frequently
talked with the prisoners, sometimes
about his coming fate, but when he took
up his new residence he became less
communicative and now seldom speaks
unless spoken to. He spends ngrcater
portion of his time reading. Some time
ago a razor and several knives were
taken from him.
Schecle is now watched day and night
by two guards. He appears to be brood
ing over his impending fate. Some of
the prisoners say he is sure to cheat the
gallows, but this will be difficult to do
under the present circumstances. He
expresses no desire to see christian
people or clergyman and does not attend
the services for the benefit of the prison-
on.
Adams—Radio.
The home of Mrs. M. E. deie, No. 21
Main street, was the scene of u very
happy though quiet wedding last oven.
rug, when the running of her daughter
Hand, to f. Edward Adams took place.
Only as few relatives and friends were
present to witness the ceremony. which
was performed by the Rev.'l‘. K. Noble. of
the First Congregational church, at 6
O'clock. The pretty bride looked charm-
ing in a slate colored traveling drew
I-‘rsd Radio, a brother Of the bride, acted
as best man and Miss Eleanor If. Bart-
lett. of Ifattcwsn, N. Y.. wss the
bridesmaid. After the nupt’ul knot was
tied Mr. and Mrs. Adams received the
hearty and sincere conu ralulatious Of all
pressm. The happy couple left on the
6:28 min for the east and as Mr. Adsms’
work would not permit him to be absent
they returned this morning and are now
at their home on Academy street, mak-
ing preparations for a reception to be
given to morrow evening. The newly
married couple have received many
handsome prevents.
v. I. c. a. Notes.
The gymnasium class will meet this
evening at 8 O‘clock. Any of the new
members wishing to become members of
the class should be present this evening.
Hereafter the east gallery of the gym.
usaium will be reserved for lady visitors
and their escorts. and the general public
are invited to visit the gymnasium on
Wednesday evenings and witness the
exercises Of the class.
The seventh annual conference of the
General Secretaries of the New England
States will be held in Burlington, Ver-
mont. from latch 19 to 20 inclusive.
The tickets for the new members elect.
ed at the business meeting on February
Oars now ready and can be had of the
no firs Alarm DaliW lit. :oisstsd.
A meeting was bold is Randall’s hail.
East Norwalk. last evening, to hear the
report of the committee on selecting a
site for the fire alarm boil audio take
action on the same. John W. lam was
chairman and D. P. Norrslt was nuts-
lsry of the meeting. The committee
recommended that the hell he placed as
J. B. Randall's building. corner of Van
Zandt avenue and Hoyt street The
recommendation was accepted unsui-
mmflm‘mw “Franny-s.
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Horses hnlcring from a Recount Epi—
demic-A Boat's crow Probably Drown-
sdr-Rabbsr Works Shut Down.
In Bristol horses are suffering with an
epidemic and several have died or been
kill-d. 0. F. Simon, G. W. Mitchell.
Cyrus Warner and others have sick
horses at present. The horse first shows
a weakness in the buck, starting proba-
bly over the kidneys and resulting from
some derangement of them, and gradual-
iy extends until the spine becomes so
much affected as to paralyze the animal's
hind legs. When this stats of the
disease is reached there is but one mores
Open.snd thsiistokillthshorse. ,
A boat of that peculiar type known as
a“BIock Island double coder” was found
bottom side up on the beach, between
Lyme and Niantio yeslcrduy. Both fore.
sail and main sail were set and the sheet
of the latter was jammed in a cleat.
Everything except one our had been
washed out o l, and as she had
no name, there rs no clue to her identity.
The general supposition is that she upset
in u squall and that her occupants went
to the bottom. The boat had evidently
been floating about for several days.
Yesterday morning Charles W. Easily,
formerly a printer on the Hartford
Content and vesttymsn of St. Thnmus’s
church, Hartford, left a letter in the
counting-room Of the Brooklyn Eagle
and quickly disappeared. The letter
was a long one, confessing sins. asking
forgiveness Of' all and slitting that the
writer Intended to kill himself, “having
committed the nnpsrdonublc sin of adul-
tery, which broke up my once happy
home in Hartford.” q ,
Anson Wadsworth, of Glastonbury,
aged 35. employed by Tobacconisl Clark,
of Hartford, was killed by a locomotive
in the Eusi'Hartford freight yard Mon-
day night. NO cuts or bruises were
found on the body, w the exception
of his right side, whi is crushed in
just below the waist.
A strike occurred on Monday among
the cugrnvers employed at the shop Of
the Ifiddlelown Plate company, and a
number of them quit work. The strike
was caused by the company recently
employing an engraver from out of town
and paying him much higher wages than
is received by the other hands.
The Coicbester Rubber compsny bus
notified its boot inskcrs that the shops
will be closed for an indefinite time.
Work has been very slack with the com-
pany and the men have made but $1.20
per day. The firm employs 1.000 hands
when running up to its capacity.
Over 40,000,000 cigars were made in
Connecticut and Rhoda Island in the
year 1890. The exact figures are 40,822.-
436. The manufacture of these cigars
required 899,306 pounds Of tobacco, and
for the slumping of them $122,467.30
was paid.
Three fingers of the right hand of
Mabel Crittcnden. fonr-yesr-old daughter
of Edward Crittenden. of Walertown,
were chopped on Monday with an can
by her little brotheratnucl.
Owing to the fact that Winctcd re-
ceives its water supply from that source,
hem trotting on Highland isks has been
forbidden.
'1‘le TUNNEL ACCIDENT.
Inglnscr l’owisr Gives Ills Version Bo-
farc a Coroner and Jury.
The coroner's inquest into the calumity
of Friday morning, began yesterday in
New York. At the afternoon session
Engineer Fowler, of the New Haven
train. was examined. He said that on
the morning of the accident he left the
depot on time. At the entrance of the
tunnel he asked his fireman to look out
for the signals. The latter reported that
they were all right. Fowler said that he
did not know the shop train was ahead
of him. His speed at the time of the
collision was about twenty-five miles an
hour. He said he had seen no lights on
the rear of the shop trstn satire morning
was foggisr than usual.
last Narwaik Firs-ca Win the fries
Eight members of Nayilowor Hook
and ladder company attended the Con
oordis mssquersds hall in Bridgeport
last evening and were attired as Indians.
They were awarded the prise of 000 for
being the best group. The following
cumprlssd the party: Chief.Jamea El.
Reeves; warriors. Theodore Tobey. Harry
Tobey. Jesse Seaman, William Kssks,
{Edward Tobey. F. I. Wheeler, George
ones.
A Mar for Grass church.
Rev. B. Hal-ted Watkins, rector of the
Church of the Asses-too, New Haven.
has accepted the call to the neiorstnp of
the new Grace church. Ir. Watkins is
the son of Rev. Wilbur I". Watkins, D.
11.. formerly rector of Holy Trinity
church. New York city. and now of
Philadelphia. Rs lass sbls divine.“
eloquent speaker, and will receive a
hearty welcome from his psrtshooers.
has» for camps-seats.
Bo briaf.
Writs plainly and take special pains
with mates.
Writs on one aids of your paper only.
Attach your basis set] address to your
”MM-sot
Jumping from
Charles Itotlsrthy. of Die
his dwelling house In a similar
Friday night. It stood ins '
Comeback street. About
water main in front of the
The water forced Its wa
frozen ground, tore sway the
and rushed in torrents into the
the house in which Ir.
his aged wife wereshspiog.
Csrtby was awakened by the
water and she aroused her It
They alerted for ma, but
escape out Off by the water. which
than four feet deep on the m
sud rising with great rapidity.
The house resembled a
be water from escapism.
threatsnsdto collapse nodd'fi
pressure, and the old conpll ,
from a second-story window. 303‘!
in their night clothes and .
McCarthy got an axe, and to rslinn
pressure on the house, battered In
basement door, and the water
cut into the yard. carrying f «
and everything portable with it.
hchartby' s feet were terribly um
her husband’s were badly laceratsd
The city had a force of men at
the next day cleaning out the
which was eight inches deep on .
floor. The house was so badly .
usto be practically useless. Itwas
strayed by fire several months ago
rebuilt.
A This Statement of m
.‘llr.,Ediior:—-In yesterday’s imnc
pears an article containing some _a
merits and :inucndoec that are In
ing. Permit Inc to state as follows:
The undersigned was ighorant of '
resolution passed by the High school:
any intention of drawing up any
resolution, until said article was read
Saturday, about 5:30 p. m., m Till '
ma SENTINEL of that dste. Hones
“word Of wisdom from their priuoi
could prevent it. Further,”
maul by word, or manner by him V
given to any pupil of the High school V
take my step of such a nature. . ‘
WILLIAM C. FOOTI,
Principal Union School District.
Editor Sentinel. In last or
edition of THE Summer. fillers ap _
a communication from one 0!
School Visitors, in which be
the principal and teachers of our schools
for granting a holiday on which to cold-
brute Washington’s Birthday. With all .
due respect to the gentleman who fit:
the communication. we beg leave to
-stole that neither Mr. Fools not “it
‘leschcrs had any knowledge of the
affair. We were away from thesoboo
some time before the schools were dis-
missed, and we hereby state that if V"
without the knowledge or permission 0
the teachers or principal.
Signed. H. C. Slim, Committee. -
Railroad Improvementafm map-n.
The railroad improvements in tho vil- '
loge of Sontbport are being pushed flu»,
ward rapidly. The bridging of the Inc
we crossing now in progress is “it! by
the railroad Officials to be one of tho
most difficult jobs they have yet on
countered in this brsnch of work. a
roadway goes under the tracheal! , "
and consequently it is treasury to “3
very strong braces in the bridge.“
are five spans in the bridge.“
which weighs about twenty tons.
fist cars are required to carryout
these immense pieces. The bridging
this crossing will be complain! lit am
a week.
Church Vandals arc Idcutllsd.
At repeated intervals for a year pub
the Congregational church edllos It"
North Ifanstield has been shamefullydh:
figured. both on the interior and exterior.
There has been no clue to the miserssata
until Sunday night. when just “an
midnight ss night workmen were can.
gsged in boring an artssian well at in
Stone Agricultural school. they 0%
cred parties committing further m
lions. The marsuders were W
and ran. The workman startsd in __ a
suit. but the parties some“ in
ing. but not until identified. W
have been issued for thirst!“
the mystery is now likely to be
“P“ - , one
Bibi. knit. fl *
There has been an annual v .
during the last few months for the ,
lotions distribution of Bibles
the money of the Connecticut
Society. Not only in its hours to
visitation are distributions ..
ty round. but slipstream,
city missions and other Mutts
stltotions are making "quits, ' . g
is hard to deny. Many vols-u
been donated "costly in this city.
In calls are vsoslvsd front “has sorts
the stats. The society [vastly as,“
to supply thsss mash
carry on its «capitalism work.
May “AM W.
Destiny gives” us dress-es,
may be heroin
disease; but Deity so who
Borofuis and specific
terrible army
.lst‘
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Norwalk Chronicler