Edward Islsnd, ti constituencss
MeleetQIdberals sndtwoConser-
Downtooitherlidc.
uses-useles- Corry nauseous-sis.
lllofthsd
‘f,lt ksafeto soy thst the loo-
. . t is susteined by ony-
y hilltolhrnsjority.
”dmmm
' othcmssnhsrselectodsrelion.
It I. Reed, vice president; 0. ll. Shep
hard. gsnersl superintendent; W. D.
Hshop, in, secretory; W. L Squire, tron
user; 1!. M. Koch r, comptroller,
Charln’l‘. Hem , genersl passage:
agent; Ohsrles Rockwell, geusrsl freight
amt, odioers, all of New Haven. The
other directors who are equslly liable with
the oflcers to prosecnthm. on:
Joseph Perk, George N. Miller sud Wil-
son G. Hunt, of New York city; 11 B.
Trowbridge, of New Haven; William D.
Bishop sud Nethsniel Wheeler, of Bridge
port; Em C. Robinson end lleverett
Brninard, of Hurtiord; Henry S. Lee, oi
Springfield; Muss. President Clerk sud
Vice President Reed are ex-otiicio mem-
bers oi the bosrd of directors.
ltwillbe noticed lrosnthislistthst this
teen of the persons whom Coroner levy
wants live in Connecticut.
Thisbrings up an interesting question
of s political ospect it these persons re
insotocomc to New York to answer to
the complsint against them it will be
necessary st one stage of the proceedings
to secure requisition pspers for them from
Governor Bill.
But Governor Hill boring refused to re
eogniss requisition papers from Governor
Bulksley itis certain thst Governor Bulko
ley will refuse to honor such papers from
Governor Bill. '
If these thirteen persons do not choose
toeoms to stand trio! therelore, it isen-
tiroly likely that stay sway in
perleet safety.
But the live New Yorkers, including Mr.
Depsw and Mr. Bockeielier, twentyvtive
times s millionaire, will have to get their
boil bonds rehdy today. As the oliicers oi
the road spend most of their time in New
York it will not he dilllcnlt to serve them
with the arrest warrants.
DARING CRACKSMEN.
Import, I... not! Shreveport. I... Both
lulled by Burgun-
humor. .14, lurch d—About 1
. o’clock three masked men entered thr
Shreveport sud Houston Railway depot
sud while one covered tbs wslchlnsn with
smolver sud kept s lookout the other:
blew open the sale, from which they took
em The ofles oi the Shreveport and
hrhsnsss raiiwsy wss also entered. the
m’ sshblownopen sndssmsllsum oi money
token. ltisthough‘tthe some men who
robbed the Houston depot slso committed
this robbery. There is no clew to tht
thieves.
'I'ho Robbery st Import.
nelson, Ps., lurch ti—The raid upon
thol‘reeportbsnk byespertburglsrshm
proves nottohsve been so preamble to
them asflrstsnppossd. Thsburglsnpsne
noted the saiety deposit vault, but did not
into the sale proper. An employs or s
ttsburg sole company opened the lrsnh't
privsts sale. All the contents 0! the sole
was secure. and beyond the dsmsge to tbs
vsult the bank's private loss will be very
onsll. No claw whatever as to the idsn
tltyoltbelmrslfllhns beenobtained. it
I listed thst the loss to owners of prints
boxes in the vsult would not boss hssvy
cost “so posedJsuttbeoctusl smount
rslue oi the bonds sud pet
Wh,usrehh—Mlsgrand
ofrsysttseoun
andlsbor , whom
for 'l'homss .
. llslnsy's ll'ort Hill
A ltoll's loose on the Issuer-om
N“ You, Mil—A ilrrl so
thslosthhtssrlesstrsdoueelr ndvloss
rut-ammo:
“Did the dshmsn have {son's lea.
Bridget?"
”Sure i couldn’t see, more; be hot! hh
paufion"—Lile.
Users! Aanls ‘Bosnsy.
A horns which hsd been pullingshesvily
losdsd wsgon suddenly took it into his
headtoliedown onStste strest,andtbsn
he refused to rise.
A lsrge number of mengsthsrsdsround.
a'odof oourseeverymsn bndssnggmtion
to oflo’r.
"Yuk the bridle!" yelled s man in s
' fie liridle was "ysnked." but the horse
still lsy there.
"Twitch his toil!" acrumed s men on
the sidewalk.
The toil was twitched. and the horse
seemed rsther to like it.
"Poke him in the ribs!" said u third sug-
gator.
The prodding was promptly performed.
No result.
“Stick pins in his cor!" rsmsrked s mun.
evidently no active member of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Anlmnls.»
”l‘wns done. but the horse only moved
his head from side to side.
"Three or (our fellows get sstrldo him
and he'll get up," was the next suggution.
The crowd was resdy to try sny'thing,
and it detailed {our venturcsome men. who
climbed on the horse and kicked simul-
tanennsly with their double qusrtet of
heels. But the colors] never bridged.
The situation was getting serious. for the
crowd was hlnoking the thoroughisre,
when n genius yelled:
”Sing ‘thtle Annie Rooney’ to him!”
Thst was enough. With a snort of rsge
the horse rsised himself to his lore feet.
then to his hind ones, sud started oil so
rspidly that many of the spectstorl bod
hslrbreadthacnpes.-Chiesgo inter-Oneal.
Stunning Eotodsty.
“Are you the editor of the pspert"
“I am. Whnteun i do [or you?"
“Well. i thought l’d step up nod see how
you are. My wife and lore going to Cope
May tomorrow."
"indeed "
"Yes; but I wouldn't hove nnythlng sold
about it in print. oi course. My home h-
Simpkiuy-Asnrish Simpkim."
“Glsd to meet you. Mr. Simphins. I’m
sure.”
“Now, don’t go to pnttin' snythiug into
the paper about our going away. We stsrt
st 4 o’clock. and i reckon we'll be gone
pretty user s mouth. 1 need the rest, sud
Mrs. Simpkins was getting run down. 01
course i know how snxlous you newspsper
men alwsys are for so item.hutws are
plain people and don’t want any notori~
ety. My wife slwsys likes to see ‘Slntp-
kins's pelt without a ‘p,’ but the old lash-
ionedwsyisguod enoughiormc. Well.1
know on editor’s time is vsiuable, so l'll
soy pod dsy."-—Phtlnlxvllle 0’s.) hie-.-
pr.
A Slight list-ls.
A flood (other. bis-ed with eleven chil‘
dren. and s very domestic man. tells this
story:
One alternoon. basins. being very dull.
he took the early train book to his hoppy
and actor s time slipped rs to
help to put the children to Being
missed soon. his wile went to see whet was
going on. Upon opening the nursery door
abs exclslmed: '
“Why. dear, wins in the world on you
doing!”
”Why, wiley," ssid ho. “i not putting
thechildren tobed and hosting them ssy
their little prsyers."
“Yes," said wllsy, ”but this is one of our
neighbor‘s children. sll undressed."
Andhehsdtors-dmitsndsendlt
home—bondon Moonshine.
Joy fisnld's Original Conundrum.
Mr. Gould wss in a most joculsr mood,
and pointing to agroup oi blschplgs sold.
“look st the pigs." sud turning to no
lsnghlngly sold. "Proust s conundrum to
I
you.
“What is it?" i sshed.
“Why do block pigseatmorsthsn white
out"
”Giro it up," i sold.
“Well. you give itup pretty quick." he
mid. “it’s simply hsssnse there are more
black ones then white ones."—-Atlsnts
Journsl. .
‘lhs ‘l‘slltslo Chest-a
lib “slimline-dour do Lee. prey
ssplalnyosrssll. thtdldyoo one: by
mugging shoulders st tbs disuse
tsblswhssl told them thst thst not i
’ , Emmott.
HOSE LOTS on Lowudcs
avenue so ressonsblc in
price, only 8360 each, and
those on Woodwsrd svenue
from 8350 to 6500, according
to sire of lot, are opprccistcd
by. those desiring 9. reel ’bar-
gem.
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being '
looked after.
You can secure one ii you
willonly try.
The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
For further particulars app]
to TAYLOR Gt GOLDEN, or
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
' FEAT MOSS
STABLE BEllllIlll'z.
Clean. Economicsl, lisslthful.
Athallthseostolstrsw.
HAZELTON
Brass flick final
Hickory. 0st, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
BlLEll ill ill] STRlW
Grain 31s Feed.
Raymund Bras. "
you!
lllllle & Rommel
Cell attention to a good line 0! Gounod
gotde, end will sell them at low prion.
us lollows When one will to» six
caps or more 0! soy single sort, we will
Instr them yet lower, I! you see. We
here been torrents in setting our Cslt
turnls Canned Goods st lost car’s prices
sod we on selling them st l old rates.
All goods wsnanted. Spoiled goods
will st tunes spprsr smoog the bet-l
orsndo. Bv-t Ibo rpmlu‘l can Illdl.
Don’t throw it on the ssh hesp; you sir
rullllod to s good son, to plsee oi the
poor one, ll you got that here:
Cum. ....lle.dcsns08c
Toasters .. ..IOe, Mc
LImsBe-o 84c
Ilsrrowlat Pass. . .
Esrly June Pr...
succumb"...
Pumpiln............ l .
Hums' Belmoomm ..lSo,
Booleh Berrieg...........ile,
kohtertflssr)....... ..... soc.
Cal. Green Gus Plums. . .250.
Csl. Barium...“ ”made,
Col, Bartlett Pests. . . .. . .soo.
Oshcbsrrlcs... .......... ,
(Biol. Barium” ....28c.
upon p! to ....... ..
lcsporsted Peseta-s ..........atolb
Home... .............lfie lb
arérser
“are
nouns-yours
888
55
Eva
Cal ornisl’rssesttlss)...........tuelo
Contest-dues shot osr Osnusd sod
Drlvd Fruits.
flilllt & cumsmcl
l-IALE’S
COUGE BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
ihnnflumund,
1iu'and'iohn
‘ no CHIN-1's.
H. R. HALE
IOI'AI‘. cool.
m Eustachian-I.
ml n'“l is
p ‘osss‘ smut-hiltlaliothrw
,; so u H
’ ‘ ‘ ’ V . 1‘.
its
some
"t1: nasty-ten ”day
“1..
&' Hll
dsr'yvulssrrsnsrxns'sunrises.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
. - , t. s thetéé't 50 cent
Oorsctooyfienofl'ered in topic for 31 cents.
'ToWels. ‘
2O dozen more [of those 19336 All Linen
> Toyclsgouly 8 cents.
Brooms.
Good floor Brooms only 9 cents.
5111:.
2 spools of Sewing Silk for 5 cents.
. ; ~- w‘ m‘ V .
Imgomd Boneless Bsrdines, Largo Dee
oused Mackerel sud ‘sll kin s of tuned Fish,
Lily Codiish, Fresh Country Eggs, 25 cans ‘
dozen; the Finest White Full Groom Cheese“ ', .
root from factory. Remember the bargains
we ofierilyou in 1', You can get no
. floor so at $1.00 per pound; we
_ odor Mat 50 cents s pound.
‘ p The finest assortment of
Essay Crackers in
this part of the
state.
A.
W
The race is getting warm on that machine. Are y
A‘tickct with every 25 cent cash purchase, at
CHAS. E. SEYMO. ‘
, LEADING GROCER,
33 Woehinston Street. - - South s
’CARPETS
——-‘~—s—~
Ingrain and lanestry.
llEW STYLES Al (llll PRIBES
“0——
l.liclerman Mon.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
0F BRIDGEPORT, _ ,
Have bought the Ambler stock at Dry Geode, and i w ‘
MR. LESTER HYA-r
Is selling it out , ‘.
ll LESS THAN FIFTY mans [IN THE non.
At the old stand in Norwalk. 2
Cloaks at less than half price; 2,00.
Wraps go at $5; Jackets and Sacques'fora
song; Bugs and Oil Cloths cheap; Ribbons
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods, Silks '
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really astonv'
ishing prices. 3
co-
W. B. HALL do
THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR
Allyonlsiaosr GIFT? “MINING DIPAI‘I'I
nun-womglnspthsssdspsrmio-sh
Vs have the larger. 0! these
—-—-——400
Mahsckcmo Hotel Block,
Selling Out!
momentum?“
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
wulhssoldstauyressossblrpriee WCIDI-Ihm
CORSETS.
stock illher’atsutod will cl" out our fly,“- m
hslowcst. Dnrlogtalssslswswllls. lesupedslbrssd. st in
sowslheowaJerSessts.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
All) HUM!“ in Plain. White and buy neugowiththstsst. Do not slum-Wu.
MILLINERV.
slitrinlasd llslsandshspssussthssold. so Mohamed.
H. (slices,
South Nor-walk.
All
THADDEUS GUYER. ‘ .
_4—
COMFORT;
Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of
ESTIMATES
F. H. NASH & BLRO.
GIVEN ON
PLllllllllll. [ill Fll'l‘lllli, llll ant illllll'l lllllll Willi
WI Ail slums
VlC‘i‘lllil, lllll Blillllllll all SILSBY’S Sill! HEATERS
WI HAY! A Pill cross 0!
DBCORATED AND PLAIN CHINA.
The Duchess and Uncle rick Bungee.
Both not nod Poss-bio. Including lots York ”I“
G. H. HARVEY, ,
70 North Main St., South Norwnlls. ~
Prices are so low the goods are
sure to go.
The Bus finals at P
W
NO;
person holding the lsr
Hove you
A RARE ”CHANCE!
MAY 1. 189.1,
We will give sway at our store s New and improved
8 COOKING RAN GE.
With each cosh purchsss mounting to 25 cents between
now sud lisy l we will issue to the customer s ticket. The
number oi those tickets on the
shove dste will be anti ed to the Rouge. The tickets will be
counted by perfect] disinterested persons.
tried eckcr’s varieties of self-rising flours, such
so Grsllsm, Boston Brown Breed, Yellow Sweet Corn sud
Whest Grsnulcs. 'l'hey on line sud our prices sre ss low es
the locust; Don’t miss the rsrs chsnu moist-you form
0L9
Blots All! Sll’
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