AMva-uounm'm
immmewrunocw
'm Mover. Despite his low
”flfiefmdthalmrs.
lnYmJ'bb. mmwm the will at
B. haywire:- was altered in
last December the lam m
Whirlp- bequests to calico-road hop
will was presently dwarfed tyne“ div
' any that his executors, as residasry
_ More, would get several millions of his
"We absolutely. it was .said that they
‘wunldhold them in trust ouly,to carry
“privately expreued wishes of thetea-
:tator. but there was nothln to bindthern
auto 110.301! the will allowed It
, an: out yesterday that Tuesday the
three executors vacated sol , by
which they relinquish all t r rights to
the residual-y estate, and distribute it
mug relatives and among college: and
hospitals.
“attire Motors Say.
They say: “Prompted by our determinv
a 'tlonthatwewilinot retain for our own
’ use auypartoithe reeidnaryesiateieftto
v“ ,IahyhiswiilJ‘ndbytbo desire to make
. nehdispositiori of his mid residnary es-
- mes-in our judgment will best honor
hhmemory, do dispose of so much of the
moon-hall remain afterthepaymcnt oi
alllawlnl lees, expenses and charges as
Move.” What follows is in ten clauses,
inoneoiwhicb they reserve the right to
make and the right to assent to any on-
largement that Mrs. Fayerweather may
duke of her trsm) a year under-the will.
Various other bequests to relatives and
manta of the deceased are also given.
Given to Hospitals. '
The following amounts are given to how
flail (the amount already given to anyhy
the will is in parentheses):
Haunt Sinai mm. 815.!!!) ($10.01)).
W hospital, $5,!!!) (mm
Wm‘bhfltpilul. mono ($1040).
Imam Eye and Eur hospital, «on
u a, “' If
lewYorkEyeandEarinhr-mary mall.
Win one 1
We Rome formonicluvaliik ”him.
was: hospital. of Brooklyn. m.
St. Luke‘s hospital, 35,”) mm.
low York (lancer hospitaL
Societdet. Vincent (1th tho city a!
low York. $50.01).
All these gifts are without interest, are
reducible ratably ii there is not monq
noughtopay in ill],sndaro to be used
toendowbeds or in some other way to
pupetuate Mr. Fayerwoather‘s memory.
All their being paid in full the following
gifts-re made to colleges (when any col—
iey was already a beneficiary under the
will the amount so given is in parenthe
res):
Union college. at Shenectady. armor).
W odlege, Montgomery county, Pa.
m
UniversityoltheCltyolNew York. 3mm.
Ulivnaity of Pennsylvania. 852.”.
Ma university. Providence. man.
w college, amen).
Valery-n univcaity, liddletown, 850,“!
The Cooper union (as a permanent fund. the
haematobe used so far amnion!»
oi the Women’s Art school). noun.
add»! at Paribouit. Minn. $5.11!}.
La Fayette college, baton, Pa. with)!
W-
Iaryyme college. mun atrium.
Trinity oolbge. Hartford. $50.01!.
Val-eh collate. mm) mm”).
Yale's II; neg-cat.
ll’bearnountin eachcoseto hens-dun
Payarweather (and in some distinctive
mmltherfor the erection oi bulld-
inp, the establishment of scholarships, or
otheruse, which in the judgment of the
authorities will boot the greatest practical
haneltnhe mode oi use to be subjeotto
al of the executors.
To sleetfleseflfltlm (armour). toheuled
Myiathe erection or a Payerweather
buildinghutii'the authorities thlah bastion
moi purpose at the college.
All these gifts are reducible ratahiy ii
themoney will not go around Thor-ea
idue.iiany,tobo divided into imparts,
d which Yale, Columbia, Harvard, Prince
ton and the Presbyterian hospital get one
each, and the Women’s hospital live puts.
It 3 deaigued that the money given to the
Wm’s hospital shall be used to build a
Weather pavilion. Until it is so
naedtheinoorne is to pay tor carfngim
poor patients K
The lamton' Bole Design. ‘
‘l'he executors add:
The i are so to our
.WWS wmmmm
unsadknteestotm them-lunatic
mtothspaymentoutoithegrneraimtr
due eolbteral inheritance tax oranyother
taxprovidedby law. andmmbjret unborn:
”min therein of any enema-athlete
M- or ’
e
E
.Fayerw m»
“that it such contest shall noivrvvalls
maybemadoaboutourhfllmar
ik-euaeuear proving even more terrl
‘raau stifle mo mum.
a rat-twink an the r.- llssaro In
Indiana. .
manure.lad.,l’cb. ate—A terrible so
ddentooeurredontbeiilohmonrldlvillu
at
. dthePauflaudiarailroad
numheuaa'eorlesrinjured.
ThetasttrainbetweenChieaguaadth-
dnaatlwaseorahrsdownssteepxradelav
tollsmtownwhenthehamewortolmv
lineNoJOt,inchargeoiW.W.Bar-tlm,
oxineor,and Noah Dunn,ilrernan,broha
and derailed em ear. Theypauedthe
nation, however, and earns totheeansl
bridge, where there is a fifteentootilil,
,hel'oru the calamity (recurred, and whee
- the can caught lire, but the harass
were quickly extinguished.
Thermokerllrstturuedouits slde,aud
thedsy enrich and parlor ear Eugenia, the
smoking compartment of which oontaiasd
all the killed, breaking away iron the
smoking ear, but holding together, rolled
over twice in their descent of the embank-
ment. ’
The dead are Arthur M. Reeves, capital-
ist, Richmond; 8. G. Needham, claim
agent, Richmond, and Charles B. Case,
conductor, Logansport, ind.
The mortally Wounded are Ottis l.
Dal, engineer, Richmond, died at 5:50;
Mrs. George Mchw, Richmond, and Mrs.
J. C. Busin, Sacramento, Cal Overasoora
of other people were badly hurt.
THE news or sales.
Condensed Telegrams Gathered at Baa-
don tro- Varloua Pinon.
Louis E. Fielder, president 0! the de-
funct Bank oi created a sensa-
tion at Philadelphia by withdrawlnk hi
plea of not guilty and entering a plea of
guilty” indicted. Fielder was indicted
jointly with James S. Dungan, caehieroi
the bank, and George I". Work, on the
charge of rehypothegsting and converting
to their own use securities deposited as
collateral with the bank.
Thedcathisannounced of Sir Richard
Sutton, the owner of the English cutter
yacht Genesta, whichkaoed with the Boo.
ton centerboard sloop Puritan in 1835 {or
the American cup.
Inspector Byrnea has been dubbed “chor-
alier" by King Humbert ol’ Italy {or court-
eay to ltalions.
News of the Fightera.
Now You, Feb. flu-A special cable
gram from Inndou says: The summons
tor the arrest of Frank P. Siavin and
Charley Mitchell for attempting to (ores
their way into the Aresdis club will be
withdrawn ii the men agree to apologise
to the club. The prize light between Ted
Pritchard and Jack Burke lor £1,000 will
bodecided on Man-h 10. The Pelican club
has made arrangements with the pugilists
and their backers to light in the club gym~
nasium. TA Boston dispatch says that.
Medical Examiner Adams, of South Fram~
ins, who made an examination of the body
of Henry McGionc, the pugilist who died
inNatich, says that the autopsy was not
newesary, and thach was caused by
injuries received during deoeased's last
battle, recently {ought with John Burns,
0! Marlboro.
Is This a Snap Trust?
Cameo, Feb. 25.~—The National Soap-
Inakers’ useociation is now said to be fully
organized. At Kansas City on Monday the
Missouri River BliSOt‘lBllofl was lonned,
which completes the network 0! associa-
tions scattered all over the country. There
are six others, known as the Southern, the
Southwestern, Southeastern, Eastern,
Rocky Mountain and Northwestern. They
all send reprrsontutlvcs (0 a central body,
which is called the Satimrai Sonpmakers'
mociation. which makrs laws and regu-
lates prim. The disposition of nine-tenths
oilin- sunp uswi in the country is in its
hand-r. A prominent soup manufacturer
oi this city said that then- was no imme-
diato prospect 0! an advance in prices. The
ofllcere of the association deny that it isa
trust.
Senator Wilson's Par-oral.
Wssurmrox, Feb. 23$.-Services over the
body of Senator Wilson were held at the
Hamilton house at lilo‘cioek this morning.
Rot. Dr. Bartlett, oi the New York Avenue
Prebyterian church, wile the odioiating
clergyman, unlisted by Dr. Butler, the
chaplain oi the senate. The service» were
brief, and at their conclusion the body was
taken under no rm oi Capitol policemen
to the Pennsylmnln railroad station,
whence the («trend trniu lclt at ll o'clock.
It will arrive at Snow Hill ithe late seru-
tor’s honmnt tip. in. The interment will
be at Snow Hill on Friday.
Ballot Italnm In Maine.
AUul’rfl'A, M0,, Fol». :hi—The senate has
passed the bill to aid the Bangor and
Aroostock railroad, the proponed line that
hto open up a large territory in northern
Maine. Majority and minority reports on
the Australian Voting system were sub-
mitted. The majority report favors the
Clemson bill, wilbeornr Noumea. The most
Important oi those providers (or the group
ing of party ticket» on the olllolal hall“.
and makes the ayatrm optional with towns
of lean than 2.01!) inhabitants. With tha.
exceptions it Million timely the Manor
ehusetta law, and will prolmlrly pass.
no Vassar Ball Nut settled.
Povoaaxrmuz. x. it. Pen. aimityrns
“an, counsel inr Vassar college, says
that the report that the eantire board
oi thecoliege met in New York and ratified
an agreeuwnt with the,» twin or law at John
Guy linear to Mlle a suit against the
aollepinvolvlnu mum, is untrue. The
curative board has no power to act in the
matter. Mr. Swan said the case had not
hm settled. and nothing will be done
until the board of trustees considers“.
proposition to settle at their meeting on
March Il. ~
tilled lea. Worden and Children.
“swims, l'rb. flip—The “Main oi a
Whip whiel‘rmarriml hotel fro‘m Nazi‘s;
”report“ tan a manta am
on the rt oi the natives the oi
Ioni-
tb northwest crust of Madagascar, has
sensed the execution oi over a hundred
rebels and killed their wives and children.
h titre Menard a flees.
llama, Yeti, al.411- Corr motives and
Rational liberals of Drew. .1 are urging
lierr liultmh to resign his seat in the
mundane-town“ Prise-lib
‘marehbelngeieeadtohlsplser.
hurls.
.an some and French mlony at W
THE SEENAmETES SON.
m IX, FIRST QUARTER, m-
TERNATIOML 358158, MABGH 1."
rest uncle-mu “lull-.1.
M Venue. ewe-091Mb rue.
rea- v. swoon-mater: n, luv. 1).
I. steer-e.
mama-Immune
mm
Mdnlmm.m
PHI»)
Aitertbedividinxol'tbe-lordantoallow
Motown-alt ' Wheeling-o! the
waters oi Jericho, otwhlch new
wuemlutwut'sle-omauothsrnrinele
in connection with water is mould-din
NI, ehaptsriii. Inthebegiuulnsoichapteriv
wshavethereoordolamiraelelneonnection
with oil; and these three miracimof the
luring healed, the ditches filled and the
oil multiplied were all wrought by God
through Blah-on behalfol the priming.
thetroubledand the needy. The God oi
Elisha is our God, and of Him it is written,
“My God shall supply all your need” (Phil.
iv, 19.
5. “So she went and came unto the man
of God to Mount Carmel.”
Our lesson begins in the midsto! the
story of this woman whodwelt at Shanon.
a village a few miles south of Mount To:
hor and southeast irorn Mo Carmel.
no. “Ran now, I pray thee, meet her;
and say unto her, Is itweli with thee?”
The moon! God sawber afar OE and
thus commanded his servant to meet her
and mahe inquiry for the health at her-sell,
II. huh-ndaudherchiid. Themaaning of
ihewurd “well," as used in this stay, is
seen in the marginoiversezli, sndslentbe
margin oi chapter v, 21—h; there peaeel See
also the text and margin of Gen. nix, 0;
xlili, 27; Ex. xylil, 7; Judg. Fl, 24.
And she answered, it is well. The soul
in which the Prince 0! Peace rules shall
have peace at. all times, even in trihuia
tion (lsa. ix, 6. 7: xxvi. 3; .ler. nix, ll:
John xvi, 3'3).
27. “And when she came to the nun of
God to the hill she caught him by the! "
“let her alone, ior her soul is vexed
within her, and the Lord hath hid it from
me.”
Beirut would hare thrust her sway—did
the disciples of Jesus many a time (Matt.
xiv, 15; xv, 23; xix, l3); Gehnzi had so little
of the spirit of his master, the disciples
so little of the Spirit 0! Christ. And what
shall we any of ourselves?
28. “Then she said, Did i desire aura of
my lord? Did i not say, Do not deceive
Inc!"
29. “Then he said to Gehazl, Gird up thy
loins, and take my stall in thine hand and
go thy way, and lay my stall upon the (ace
of the child."
The prophet moms to understand that
the child is dead. and with three words he
sends his servant. Better it he had at once
done as Elijah did inn similar-case (i Kings
xvii, 21). ii' the disciples 0! Jesus oould
not cast out the demon from the boy (Matt.
xvii, 19, 5)), much less could Gehaxi with
the prophet’s stall do anything [or this
dead child.
so. “And the mother of the child said,
As the Lord liveth, and as thy soul liveth,
i will not leavathee.”
Thus did Elisha say to Elijah three dil-
ferunt times, and he is now reminded of
his own earnest «lair-o to obtain a binning.
in. "And Gehazi passed on before them,
and laid the stall“ upon the (ace of the
child, but there was neither voice nor hear»
ing.”
STABLE BETTING,
“hall “and straw.
HAZELTON
Brass filial final
Hickory. Oak, Plno‘and
Chestnut Wood. .
BALE]! ill ill] SEE
Grain 1nd Feed.
iguana Bras.
lilillil
Spur Ill Ennis
At a Big Discount
'i‘oraakorooartoraprlagm alsosrnllliaeo!
DOG MEDlCINES AND SPRATT’S,
DOG BISCUIT.
Don‘t forget the
Restaurant and Lunch Boar!
Open every day until it p Ill.
30. 4 WATER STREET.
Tillie
Cell attention ma yin-d line of Canned
no or, Iand will sell them a: low pileup,
u lulluls When one will take six
cone or more at any tangle sort. we mil
mahr them yet lower, as you or». W.-
have been inrtuoste in pulling out Cali
{more Cantu-d Goods at last year's puree
and we are selling them at the old roles.
All goods warranted. Spmim goon»
mil at txmrs appear among the hen
'"fl'lds. S. t the epollod can lsldt‘.
Don’t throw it on the ash been; you an»
quirk-t to a good can, in place of the
poor one, if you got that here:
It is one thing to hold the truth and fig‘ugo' """" ‘ """ :3? listing;
quite another to be hold hyit. 'i'ho pmplr- leu Beans ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' .ldc’ .. Sic
et's stall in the hand oi Gebxui was very Marrowlat P;'._" ' " ' ::: 15‘; .. 80c
unlike the presence of the prophet him- Early Juno pr”:""' ”:lfic’ .. we
sell. Preachers and teachers and all ~uccotaeh ' ' ' ' " 424;. u 70‘.
Christian workers must. he mood and Pumpkin """"""""""""" 12‘. ’ .. 35c
controlled by the truth if they would be "um”; who}. ' .' .H..l8c’ u "‘00
need a! God, and truth that does not run» we” Herring” :::: ‘2‘; .. 660
sees and mutrol us and all‘ect our daily brintrri'dmr) :..2”i" .. 1.15
um. um many held by n... 59..."... .‘ I. ........ 22'. .. 12:.
32. “And when Elisha was come into the Cal. (in H, liile Pinon-j . £59: u l 35
house, behold the child was dead and laid
upon his bed."
The child was in the prophet’s bed (vs.
mHuaeoiitthatthe woman never
dreamedolwhenshepreporeditiorfllaha
When we are blessing others we are often
unconsciously maring a resting place
[or our own sorrows, a contort (or our
ache: in time of trouble.
83. ”He went in therefore, and shut the
door upon them twaih. and prayed unto
the lord.“
it is no fonnaleervsnt and rial tin-inns
now, but hand to hand and heart to heart
work with the dead child and the living
God. Now he does on Elijah did. Hours
and realizes that the child is dead, and he
prepares to take hold of God with as much
earnestness as when he sought. the double
portion of Eiijah's spirit.
at. ”And hewent upand lay upon the
child, and put his mouth upon his mouth.
and his eyes upon his eyes, and his hands
upon his handa"
"And be stretched himsell upon the
child. and the flesh of the child waxed
warm."
Sultana says that there in no stretch-
ing that is harder than toatretoh one's self
to achild. (i am indebted to him [or many
othertbonghts in this lemon.) When we
do this, however, in honest reliance upon
God, there will surely be a response, the
III: at the child will was warm. litre is
a token of returning lilo.
I. ”then he returned and walked lathe
housetosndiro,and went up and
stretched blame" upon him.”
Not in a moment, our in a day, does the
(allure- oi liteoome. Wemust take as our
motto. "Patient continuance in well do
log" (lion). ll. 7). and remember that "in
due season we shall reap it we taint not”
(03"th ltls no't Wm“ our-sis;
to o oneeon y. t repeatedly,
always in sincere reliance upon God.
"And the child sheared seven times, and
the child opened hieeya."
no we must rest not till there is very
manifest life. We must cover the children
with our one.“ ‘mfi than: to our
Mm ll!!! 0'
in wholehearted reliance upon God,
theyesa"esy, "l realms-s arrows deer
fl. "Soheesllerlher.snd whenshewan
murals unto him he said,'l’ahe upthy
mlhdhh
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ital, Eli: Plums .......... 25c, “ 1.35
Cal Birth-ii Pran- ....... 301', “ 164)
Cal. (Itu rrml ............. 30c, “ 1 60
Cal. Peach” ............ ‘28s, “ l 06
Evaporated Apricots ......... .......24o
E'apulalrd Apples ................ 20c lb
Evaporated Peaches ............. 24c lb
Evaporated Pium~................18c lb
Caliiornia Ptuura (line) ........... 18c lb
Come and we shunt nut (hum-d amt
Dried Fruits.
COUGE BALSAM
0'
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tom,
90 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
HOIWAIJK. WIN.
’Bovcorr
Till OVERLAND Plflililfil 80
let eta'l do it so loan." will delivers
,. m “or!
Pillmn, Sm at Panacea
FLOUR
hmmmmmtw
lilifilBlllllT. 0.1].
Mil-Wt“ the
WWW M “.3.-
& Bumsmul
‘fouhlrade.
For the next ten days the best. 50. cent
Oursot‘o‘vorjyofl‘ered in town for 31 cents.
I .
*ooms.
Good floor Brooms only 9 cents.
Silk-
2‘ spools 61 Sewing Silk ”for 5 cents:
WHEN”: "(IT
37 washrooms: swam.
SOUTH NORWALK, OT.
CARPETS
M...—
lngrain and Tapestry.
NEW STYLES AT 0|.” PHIGES
A. llwkerman & Son.
‘ 84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Selling Out”!
All goods in Lrir GBN‘TS’ PURNHHB’G DKPARTI KNT. Underwear and iloalerv at any price
Ira-r go, u we will give up there departments to mate room tor our ai’iiih‘tl I iLLiSltlil'.
_.._, .4...“
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
Will be told a: any Runnable pica. We not make room.
cofisE'I-s.
We have the larynx stock 0! these in thervate, and will cl we on! om mrp‘ne rind: at for
below tori. During rule-ale we will It our Innis] brand. so;well I own. in: 35 roan,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
AND IUF’PLIRS in Plain, While and Pantry most 30 with the rest. Do not ruler this opportunity.
MILLINERY.
.m trimmed lien. and Shawn roost be told. no reasonable otter HITTING.
__ “4...“...
H. KRIEGER,
Malmckemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk.
‘F. H. NASH & BliO.
ESTII‘IATI'JS GIVEN ON
PLlIlBlNT, [iii FITTING, Tllllll SHEET IRON WTRK
mm sauna
VICTORY, NEW STAITURII all SILTBY’S STEAM HEATERS
VI new A 71!! noon Ol‘
DECORATED AND PLAIN CHINA.
The Duchess and Uncle Nick Ranges.
Beth not and Portable, Including New York Ranges.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will giro away at our store a New and improved
NO. 8 COOKING RAN GE.
With each cash purchase amounting to 25 cents between
now and May 1 we will issue to the customer a ticket. The
person holding the lar number oi those. tickets on the
above date will be until ed to the Range. The tickets will be
counted by perfoctl disinterested persons.
Have you tried ecter'e varieties of self-raising flours, such
as Graham, Boston Brown Bread, Yellow Sweet Corn and
Wheat Grannies. " They are fine and/our prices are as low as
the lowest. Don’t miss the rare chance we odor you for your
All
“‘ RE "L "AR" N“
- 25 cent cash purchase, at
or our :1 n
We want eve ode to enjoy the beat cup of Tea .
be had, and we are it. We defy an one to pm
“article of Tea at $1.00 per and. his pure, delicate.
Formosa Tea is placed at t e
polar price of 50 .
Round tor the next ten days. njoy it while it i
ave it in one-quarter chests to suit families, at ' PM
FrancoAmerican French Soups at 35c per can. "
A big drive in Canned Goody—3 cons Sn Oomffic; 3
eons Succotash, 25c; 3 cans Tomatoes, 25c, and all otherein
proportion. » T - ( ,
, Our Dow Drop Canned Fruit and Vegetables are ileum
quality of goods packed. ‘ f
Sperry & Barnes’ Assorted Sugar Cured Home at 12¢ a ll);
1,000 pounds more of 3 crown loose California ( Raisin!
which weshall close out at 3 lbs for 25o. [ ' ,
A fresh lot of‘ Butter, sweeter and finer than ever, lbs $1"
Don’t be ground down with high prices; get your \ onoy
worth right here. All goods warranted. A ticket Willi dyer!
cHAs. E. SEYMOUR’S .
LEADING GROCER, ti
33 Washington Street, - - South N ‘rwsik.
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THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR.
THADDEUS GUYER.
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COMFORT
Everybody buys their Footwear foam
that old—established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of j
c. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St., South Norwjark.
T .
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Prices are SO low the goods ‘are
sure to go.
w.B.HA
do 00. ‘
BRIDGEPORT.
Commence Tea-day a. Wonderful Sale,
Colored all Black Dress Bulls, .;
RIBEONs,Rucg-unqs
Genls’ Slum and Fnrmsnmg ,‘ Goals,
rrosrrzuv AND SMALL warms.
1,000 ends of Dress Goods, “rivals. and Small Silks will
go at half price. 1
New, Fashionable and Best Fitting Fur Trimmed Cloak:
will go at $8.00 and $10.00, were $15.00 and $20.00.
0.3.1.1.: AND mnna:zo:m.f
“may..-“
w. B. HALL & co
The BS landlines lusts. -
Bills ANT 8 ~
ammo? OLSEN
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SPEC] AL’t‘tms: . ‘
Our floral: Kid iadlss’ Mwahoea are the finest ever adored in’ Death m;
ladlu' rm on Hand flawed, new French mm and who at man
wills-result you J 2
Aiailliaeoi ladles’.0|lldm’eaadles‘eilhoesthatwlllpay tom ,
CLOVER dc OLE
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