9 shall build our reputation on our and the foundation can never be l'l'l'liill'l'llilli. ; well bred and well dressed gentlem all times pay particular attention to thei car, we barre put in the most exqui- kne of OFIELD & HOYT ” w: “mm and received cur-cw DRESS GOODS; A mill. manor BLACK HBIIII’VTAB Alili 833638 ’ LADIES’ HOSE. Feet Black. tic, worth the. Part ,rvorthnc. worthtte. Smith a Ahgrll’rJfic worth the. »OHII.-DZEIEIN’S HOSE. ' hammer. not shut new. U netpwmkaeirmeetlce the many berylmwahavabat among AIIJuraTewdiegtlcprryerd. atock.wcareprcpared loeworthlio. Ito] fllcworthido. numeric-Micron“ lite, ”die per dour. 20m”, 3. now, termini ar-auuaovenaaarrao- n ”unraveled-surround! announce a r- turnaroanea-Tia would. Marmara-warp. uhaiaua to». :rroua amaanaaaara ’ pa announcer-rerea- rear-arena.“ ., , 1 tldIldII“ that you will find as donotturnoutarwcrepre- yonrmoneywillbereiended: CORNEAL PUNISHIEUT snowman-tn. Ira. Taloctt thnellard family ale rpsedingibreeek anretport. Greene 3. Allen. olthrteutetreet, ltorwrik. lr expected homrtroutllaw York to day. principal oi the laet'liorwelk school. tooelagretcttbc connectlcnt anaae Society. A term. reporter called or first Hendrioka thb morning, a’ad die related the (chewing story cone-emaili- whipping Herero, eheraid.had been absent from school abuut a week,re- turning yeeterdey, provided with an ex core, which he presented to hh teacher, andthen wantcrtlnthemhooi yard to play. He entered the reboot hours again about quarter to nine o‘clock, when Ir. Gumbart rent him to hb (the prin- cipal'a) once, telling him to remain in the room, until he returned. About quarter of ieulr.0umbert mt- terod hie other and accused Richard of playing truaut. The boy myr he denied theaccusatioo, whereupon the principal told him he lied and then took him to a lower room, where he whipped him, he. rider clapping him on the aide of the bead and threatening to choke him. When the boy came home ircmachool 'llrr. Hendricks rayc eheicok him to r en physician to have him examined and wartoid thathe wariuatcrriblc etete, r and wee avieml totake the boy away bill. The reporter new the boy thie morn- ing, and upon examination (card that hie lower extremities were badly bruined. Ira. Heudrickr’ complaint will probably renal: in Prof. Gumbart’e arreet at once. She has also iortitutod civil proceedings the suit for damages. Principal Gumbart, when questioned about the whipping, raid that young Hendricks wee in lire Beeha'r room and that laet week he became impcrunrnt to her and the hit him on the knuckles two or tbrcr timer. At noon the boy took his lunch pail and went home. Yer- terday he came back. When asked why he had been about he etated that he had been rick. He became im- pcrtinent to Ir. Gumbart and war pun~ iahrd. Ir. Gumbart raid that he had found out that during Richard'e absence hahadbccutorchoolatBro‘adBiver. Till hRW PARALLEL. Another llaurlug nature the cam-Irelan- are in Bridgeport taranrday. The railroad commissioners met in Bridgeport yrrterday afternoon to hear parties intercnted in the route oi the projected New York, Bridgeport and Eastern railroad. Senator Hoyt repre- ecoting the borough at Greenwich. raid hepropurcdto teat the legality oi the organiarticn. no raid there war nopub- lic uccerrlty tor the wnruuctiou of the roadaud itwar shown lrom the terti- mouy oi others that the new layout did not vary ilftcnn feet from the route lart rurveyed. J. Holden flurlhutt of Nor-A walk appeared as conceal for the cum- peny. The commiariocrrr adjourned until April 15 at New Haven, when they will hear the report of the common council of that city. The next day they will visit Greenwich. iii) nurses 01' Till area 3018 Bald hiavallaaauauululeathltar- walk Taataeday. The rtory oi the disappearance oi the Knox boye, printed in Tn: Seaman yesterday, created quite a site, an the boye were well known about town. hate yertrrday afternoon a man who read the daeoriptiou of the boyr, fcitrure that hehedrreu them inBcnth Norwelk eodecntword up town to that client. James R. nyatt, the boys stepfather, had just returned from Danbury, and accompanied by Queer Adams he came to South llorwelk and spent the evening luavaln rudeavorto get trace of the ronaweyr. Oflcer Adams visited the n this morning but could get no information concerning them. tell trend with Billet Volt-er toylook out for the boy- and their parents hope to are some. treoaol themhel on long. 4 ‘ a W ether-tar m A bottle at Marine, which was kept in the pantry oi Edward Blmocr‘ reel- ’dencc on lepte avenue, Rant licrwrlk, exploded about 8 o’clock teat netting, while the family were in another part or the house. Ir. Roll, a neighbor, dir- eovered the blaze and it was «anguish- ed before any damage wee door. meal cement nary-mar. Rightrea ortwecty oi the pupllr oi theOver River school surprised Princi pet and Ira. Gombartet their home in heatherwalk last night. Gamer were indulged in and refreshments were nerv- rdandallprereothadeplerranttlmr. Aaddeut la the Input. The ear expires train on the Council- datad road struck some object cathr W.W.Oomelcekheercturnrd froma thrremeathr'tripto they Spriepraud IndiaullvarJlorlde. hwbrotbltlu ”Wanner for a few , , Ii. Lulu Bemiulr, ”who has been wviritiugattha rcddcnce of J. J. Cape, returned homeyeamrday. liar Blanche Inertia“. who has been viriticg relatives in this city. her return- ed to her home in Bayport. ‘ lira. John H. Hoyt, of Norrvnlk, in spending a few days with her sister, maul. Andorron,iuhicw York. Will R. Brice. «13“de now with G. B. Buunrll, of that city, war in town lart avmting in the interem othiacm- claret- In. Boer lugraham, oi Waterbury. who has been the guest of William Brown, returned to her home thie alter- noon. lire. F. 3. Raymond her returned to herhomninflewYorknity,aitera plreeaut week’r viritwith hereirtcr, Ire. P. C. Marti, on Union Park. sinuses [03 EASTER. One at taa'uanarr aaa loot Proltahle wanna with Ma. The florlete tn thie vicinity will tell you that thieiaoue of the burlcrt and meat profitable weeks oi the year with them. lacy more orders than iart year are coming in and it errors as it the Eteterdecorationethlryeer will ler ex- ceed thorn oi part years. JohuEBmith her, an canal, one at the Boeetgrader oi llowrrr and plants oi aildaruiptionr to be? found in thin vicinity. Hie Earteraad calla lilies are erpccially large and beautiful. Among the numeroue grader of roses are the Hybrid and La France. Eta stock oi llllea cfthavalley, violate, emilax and prime are very fine. Ilr. Smith will decorate the Baptist, lethodirt and l charcher and Springwood Union chapel in thin city, and 8t. Stephen'r church in Ridgeileld for next Sunday. Florist John Hokey, at hie honcee on Strawberry Hill, East Norwnik, her a line variety of dowcrr of almoet every dercription. Bic LaFrance, Ingnachur. to and Gloria do Paris roere are very handsome. He has a large variety of litter oi the valley, hyacintbs, Easter lil~ ice and calla liliee, psimr, potted plants, etc. F. B. Lyon bar a large variety of all kinda of ilowere at his hot houreaoo High street. Ba been particularly choice line oi carnation and geranium» Among the rare plants which be her are the gcneetia and abutilum. which are in inllhloom Raalrohaealerge lineal handsome callaiilier, hellotrcpa and vin- ca. Beenpectetoiayoutihchaudrome mounds about his property in tiny, riml- let to those he had last year, and which were adelight to the people who raw them. 'iru ratio. Iweru la. The East Norwalk fire police came in a body to thin city last waning and were eworn in by Justice Charter B.Town- rend, at the police room on flavilaud street. The lire police w- organised iaet Thursday in Hubbard's hail, Bart liorwalk. The olllcerr are Henry D. Wright, captain; John W. Allen, ilret rcrgeeut: Richard B. Roddy, second arr- grant; Cherice W. What, Jr., :recre- taty. and Orion Richmond, treasurer. The other members nrcOharler Belleok, Bamuel J. Smith, Augustus Billcnrtcln. Henry B. Bette, Charles linen, Ernest Grocehncr and Charter Day. The next meeting 0! the police will be held to. marrow evening 3' appoint amt? or rooms, bad he, etc. w ll moridrr it a is; of all Mateo it they will elicit badger no that rhyme be admitted inside the liner at llrer.’ . r. m. c. A. nae-Tm The regular gymnasium clate m to-night. The galleries willbeopan to anyone whomey with ‘torcethe class in their work. The devotional and min-g mlttera held merttngr lart night,ihe iormer to ”range tor theBanday meet ingr during the coming quarters“ the lettertopreparenllrtcfollcereforelec lion at the annual marthg, which will statemenoroatmsrormnr . rue sunscreen. he! a ‘WheutheBenatcre-convened,fieuetcr mm and the hours heartland an it dread that the importence of do. iageornetllihg is paramount, it provider that all the dideraueer be submitted for a hcalpaet'tlenrrnt to a committee cou- rioting ot‘ex-Olricf Justice John D. Park, Judge A. H. Fran and Judge Edward W. Beymcur, two Democrats and one Republican. Each house la to appoint a committee cl three memhcrr to prepare thehrueudevideucc lor thlaboardol orbitratarr. The arbitrators shall report by July 1, their decision to be final. Senator Pox then client! the Blake reecluticu by request, which was read and tabled. A debate followed, which war not concluded when the acute ed- jourued until today. ’ The hours committee, known an the committee of sixteen, were in rercion ycetrrdayfalternoon. The committee ccmprleer- two members from each county. Thin committee is to decide whether or not an adjournment rhall be taken. this week, which will in all prob- ability, bcnbmitted today. It is gen. orally conceded that the report will be in favorol an adjournment until next week. . A WILD senses. Pram to Inlablld Another stair Government. It is believed down here, rays a New Havcndlrpatch to the Hartford Courant, that tho wild talk of 8enator For about Judge lorrir’r neglect of duty and the intimation of Senator Seymour that the time had come when Judge Ionic would be justified in setting up a dual government are something more than idle talk. “ They are raid to lorechcdow a desperate Democratic game. The managers at that party expect the liepubltcane' to adjourn the Hours or pomibly take a long racers on Wrduoe~ 0., ow'flrutwday u! this vvnch.1'hc up propriatiou bille have passed, all has bcendcue that one house can do, and members are free to any they propose to go home and wait no longer for daily insulin iron the Bennie. - Ar sooner ruoha atop is taken the Democrats expect Judge Harris to an- eume the mice! governor, to appoint his sled, which includes adjutant-genoral and quartcrmactcrégencral, whom the Senate would at once conllrm, and to calla new remion of the General Arrear- biy. ll all the members return than they recognise Ir. lorrir aagovcrnor; ii Speaker Paige returns ha recognizer him:lftheepeakcr dceeu't come. than the Democrats will chore aepcakcr pro tem, and he will relate to meany chance Republican who might drop in in order to reveal the lack of the quorum required by the conciliation. The Senate bar al- ready rworn in Here is. 80 according to the programme both houses would be in working order. Governor Bulkeley, who might call on the militia to put down any such demon- stration, would, they cry, labor under eerIonr disadvantages. Btaub holds the capitol er comptroller. He would turn over to the new adjeianhgeneral and quartermaeter-gancral their ollloce in that building, and with two men claim- ing to be governor, some militia might prefertcobey the man who had thorn emcee, the Senate and what there war at the House, crpeoialiy if it happened that they did not care to obey the other one with whom many oi them are in open dispute. This is the Democratic programme as given by one who proirreea to he thrills. and It shown the desperate attitude oi the managers at that party who are «winter any litre-tit” or revolution lt- rrlalhnearr elrald oi the courts and of mature jailer. WHAT I8 ODIN“ 0V TO-Nlhlll'l'. meeting at Verlenn lactation Ia loath larwath and Harwell. fleeting oi the llorwalk Btanrp Club It the home at James Wood. on Real 'fleguier meeting at Buckinnhrm Port, Heating oi Gawain Divlriou, 8. at T., in their ball over lira llarah l". Alkrn'e store. Winnipeak. Olrdagexuelter at In. I. it. tirad'r ”" unatt- m. 'trank,thoeghttobracow,nrar routs “*0 Butler lodge, lie 97, l. 0. O. F...‘wi|l confer the third degree The entertain- ment will ccmmenm at 9 o’clock. Bprclrl convocation oi Warhiogton crass! mares. wanes-erratum : "Doo’lludrrwocd, proprietor of the Wemportliotrl, spent yertcrdayinllew YWitllecuttlag down thermbrukment to further the four tracking improve- lrnt grade ofbuildlng atone whhb.“ notmnlout properly, will briagegood arm. The stone is located on thcotd Raymoadfarmmowownedbydohnne- vine,otBonthlierwalk. - Johnnenry. othye,waecjectedfrom thelfltrainathaugatuckyrrterdayat- tnuoonlmdmnhnnrmaudweeailcro witha reprimand from the justice. BrnjaminAdairdiad at hie home in Weatpcrtcnsuuday,a1ter an itinerant ‘ several mouthr, aged “years. The fun- eral was held yesterday alteruoou from the Wcatport lathodiet church, Rev. B. 8. Still emulating. lir. Adairwaran old resident of chtport, having been in the employ oi the Kctcham lamily for forty years an coachman. The remains were interred in the Evergreen cemetery. Frank Waterbury and Edward Olm- mead of Weetport, received their bounticn from g the town cl Nor'walk yceterday. They came under the call of 1868, an ra- culiated veierrne. The ladies connected with the West- port reading room are making arrange- ments (or an elaborate eupper and re- ception to be given as a benefit in Rat- ional Hall. State street, next Tuesday evening. The aifnir promises to be one of merit and saucers. Much complaint is made by the reci- dentr in the locality oi Deacon Bill’s rec idence, about a crowd of young men and women who congregate on the corner every evening and greatly disturb the peace. A formal complaint was made to the relecthten yesterday and they have promised to stop it. The Rev. Kenneth loKsneie, of New York, has accepted thacall to the rector- chlp of Memorial church. ucenfly ex- tended to him, The ralary will he SIAM. ALL OVER THE STATE. Ilattara Worthy at [nation from Ivar-y Quarter at con-«tint. During the morning service at the Willlmantic Baptist church Sunday, a bullet was tired through the walls of the building. The matter in kn no thorough- ly investigated. Alumor of four years' growth was . removed from the right arm cl Katie Kevaurgh, a twelve-ycar- old girl of Black Rock, in the hoapital at Bridge- port, Ionday alternoon. Henry Hauley,ol White Hilla, near Birmingham. a farmer aged twenty- dour years, went down to New York, Ionday, and returned Tuesday, wedded to lire. Elisa Kinney, aged fifty-eight yearn. Iiarcuec. Bawlcy, of Bridgeport,com- plated last week hie eighticth transit of the American continent, having made forty round trips from oceanic ocean and three trips during the past twelve months. Ira. William B. Sherwood, cl Zoar Bridge, was taken with a fainting spell in the Birmingham Opera Boner last night, and died a few minutcr after he- iog moved item the hall. The probable cause wneapoplcxy. Henry Decker, reocnuy signed an catcher of the How Bevan hell team, waearrested early this morning, at his room in that city, can dispatch irom Philadelphia, charging him with being a fugitive from justice. Henry Prladlc, of Plymouth, was en- gaged in eawlng wood Ionday with the aid cl aeteam raw, when his arm be- came caught in the machinery. and be» fore the power could he 'rhnt of! the limb war nearly sawed in two. The body of a man about llfty yeare oi age was found in the Connecticut river at Essex Monday. The body in thought to be that of Captain Thurber, who jumped lrom hit schooner in Mar to rave his daughter laet August. Both were drowned and the captain’s body could not be round ‘ Hartford people are much interested in a romance that culminated In a clan- destine marriage a year ago, which her Jolt been divulged. The bridegroom wee Rodney Strong Dennis, the only run oi Rodney mania, reenter: ol the inmate insurance compeny, and the lde wen liar Gentle Illslier,edopted daughter oi or Lieutcuuant Governor Charter I. Pond, one at the richer: men in Ranluvd. no linearih Anniversary. Wilton Divieloo, Rn. ll. 8. at T.. erle brand their liltrenth anniversary at their lodge room anlllon laetnlghl. Detentions trout Ridgelleld, New On- naae. Wluulpaek, Weetpcrt, Slivermlce and lorwalk. The entertainment cone elatedoi a history of the Division by D.G.W.P. Adamant! epeeehre tron G.il.W.l’.ltlle, oi Oooccrd Division, IA. John Nash, cl Keith Willemand others. The iamour Beatrice Qaar trite. oi iiotwalk. war runner and ran- darad acmeercrlleot wiretloae. The ‘V rendered . At Auction. Sales mil commence on SATURDAY, MARCH 28 Al the Store No. 3 Gazette Building. It will be a grand opportunity to buy useful goods tor a JAMES MITCHELH little money. Plili'l'lll’i Extract of Suauarflla . finmnunni! Is a compound of the choicest and best Roots, Barks and Herbs, carefully selected and prepared, and has no equal 388!) ALTERATNE inn Blllill Purifier. It is pleasant to the taste and may housed with perfect solely by all. 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