mum-saw ates-stealer—
=v~wiew m Mme
, ‘WoliPapflosnaiiusRyauaudlatthow
’llsrrthrssboys who reside in Gran-
Wm "rated this morning by
maladuoneand Conley. charged
willie-suited attempt to rapolieses
Candis A. Henry and IouisaKnspp.
Wmmentiou rot which was made
in yesterday's SW‘
‘ Whentheoasewas called before Jan-
‘ ties Townsend, the police roo- was
mwded with spectators. The boys are
under twenty-oneyesrs of age. and their
parents were appointed guardians by
, them“. The boys pleaded not guilty
totheobarmandthe case war contin-
,until Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
boys were put under bonds of two
each for their appearance at that. time.
Pap’slather, Joseph Pap. cumin-ed bonds
‘ for him and Early. audWillium Magnet
‘ want bonds for young Ryan.
= Colonel Frost appeared lor Pap and
' Joseph Taylor appeared for the state.
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‘ OFFICIAL DELEGATES.
Representatives of lorwalk Posts to the
Silver Zane-purest enh- It. A. B.
The olllcial list of representatives from
Douglas Fowler Post, of South Norwalk,
and Buohingham‘Post, Korwaik, to the
silver eneampmantoi the G. A. R, in
union at Daubury, is as follows:
. Douglas Fowler Post, No. 43, South
Norwaik—~Post commander, Clmrles E.
Dory; comrades, William 0. Merritt.
Philo B. Elzea, Fred Keeling, J. N.
Crimy, Caleb Wood, Henry D. Ices,
_Wi|liam A. Hendrick, Josiah Atwood.
D. P. Harrell, I". A. Arnold and Ed win
Tattle. ‘
Buckingham Post, No. 12, Novwalk—
Post ouulmaudm‘, A. A. Chinuery; oom-
ndes. 8. B. Sherwood, John P. Webber,
James H. Hoyt. Bradley 5. Keith, Frank
.W. Perry, James Scholield, William A.
Ambler, Charles I". Luomis, George 1.
Baxton',A.“ l. Hamehildt, William 3.
Knapp, Joesph I’. Ore-small, William P.
Kellogg, Thomas Bradley.
A leecptle-to General Palmer.
The South Norwalk delegates who at-
tended the twenty—hither silver anniver
nry oi tirel}. A. B. in Danbury, yester-
day, report aninterening session and a
pin-ant time. In the eveningn recep~
tiers was given at the Operallouse in
m (II General John Palmer, corn-
Inander-in—chie! of the G. A. R. of the
United States. Judge Bough, in behal!
oi the citizens of Dunbury, presented
Department Commander B. N. l-‘anton
with a handsome silver and ebony gavel.
layer Peck, in a neat speech, gave the
freedomol tilecity tothe members of
the (l. A. R. and other guests. Com-
nrarldcr Fulton made the address 0! wel-
come; Governorlluikeley spoke on the
State of Connecticut; Department Chop-
lain Miller spoke for the Connecticut
t0. A. R; Dr. (leorge L.
Porter spoke for the Regular Army.
Hrs. E. B. Dodge,oi Hartford. president
at thoWomau’s Relief Corps, read an
adds“. and Commodore Osborn, of
Brooklyn, spoke for the Navy. and Edi-
tul'J. I. Bailey, of the Danbury News,
nickelor the private soldier. After the
reespm Governor Bulkeley and staff,
General Watson and stall and Coloml
Mend eta! were entertained by Dr.
' W. QWlle.
”Anders-ales Yet Arrested.
The warrant [or the arrest of Mary
We! Pulrfield, on a charge of
malicious him to War. has not
been served yet,but his now certain
that-hewiiiaosnbeia‘custody. When
thepepsrs weredrswn Sherllf Pike.
when they were given. turned then:
”new Touche! llerwaik.who.
flrbmrmteamrt
heutraflenedlilsmtofiherllfllriseoli,
uflflutpwl. Thomwuotude.
flirtllobbmwasrel “house he
belnAndermuJaseomplaiued
D but! (hr-Maud yntssday the
wwmwmlw
smiths-to Deputy MM. who
leteurvethanstuuse. luyhelleve
flatfiewllintuhmittuarmtwlthmt
aMvar-ultrsrloesly.
we!“ " runs.
“ mmmflz Dana"
‘ .L'Blu‘ uvfidlirh"'uahrhhm'
or m- marre'
The Ivy-ear Belem-tines! (la-venue.
. ltlll rah-alle-
The Senate spent most of the time yep
inlay discussing the Beymmr hill [or a
mutstioual convention.» which was
called up by hailstorm heather
spokeat length on its m y 3.0
thought‘it deplteable thatgvaam
stand now, one house can block the
wheels of government and “nullin the
snflrsgla oi the people.” - .
Referring to the supremeoourtoplnlou
herald that tbooourt bud preferred to
be unanimous rather than dec’ndve. The
constitution stood discredited by the
highest tribunal in the state. Movements
lore retonn have often begun witha
judicial decision.
Speaking incidentally“ the military
system he said that it was thoroughly
partisanired from top to bottom. The
minority party also mntrolled the judic-
iary system. There "was not a common
pleas judge in the state who was not of
a minority party. He inveighed against
the hold-over provision, which he de-
scribed as monarchicai. as inconsistent'
with the idea of a republic. He did not
ussent to the proposition that we could
not get along without a certain m.
We could do for a year or two years
without a governor far better than with
n hold—over governor. “We will not see
the last of tile hold-over principle until
we find a majority of the House of Rep-
resentativfil holding over."
The senator made as strong a speech
as could he made on his side of the ques-
tion. ile‘ciled authority [or the provision
that the question of calling the conven-
tion should besubmitted to the prople.
)lr.‘ Seymour crime-d. alter speaking for
over an hour, expressing the hope "that
such a nleaourenlight be brought to the
attention of the House before it took a
long adjournment.
The bill mm temporarily laid on the
table.
The House adjourned to May 3.
IANI’ HOUSES ENTERED.
Burglarehlake n Ila-I at Sound Beach
During a Double Funeral.
During the double funeral oi Frank
Adamant] h'm nephew, Arthur Chip
man. victims 0! Friday's grade crossing
accident, which was held Monday alter-
noou at Sound Beach, thieves took ad-
vantage oi the absence of many people
who attended the services and entered a
number of houses. Twosuspicioushmk-
ing characters called at many houses,
and if they lound any one at home.
would represent that they were compil»
ing a directory. At the residence oiSta-
lion Agent Frank Palmer they secured
$61) in money, a gold watch and other
jewelry. wgether with papers valued at
$200.
Inn-r in the evening Fred Lockwood
heard some one at work at are-or window
of his house. lie wept out into the yard
and demanded to know who was there.
The man was silent and Lockwwd tired
the wntentu of a double-barrel shot-gnu
at him. The prowler gave a scream but
hurried away. Yesterday morning blood
was found near where the fellow was
standing when the shot was tired. it is
suptmsed that confederation who were
near allied him to 860396. Other houses
were entered, but little of value secured.
"VIII! Till! RIVER.
News and Gossip .1 the [My in line!
Nor-all.
Thefmme of F. Kooour's new house
on Myrtle avenue was ruined yesterday.
Thaddeus liuyer’s new market. woes
of East avenue and Henry street. was
opened this afternoon.
The members oi Mayflower nook and
Ladderaud Hoes company, No. i, will
give an invitation sociable in Raudail’e
ilall, Friday evening. February 26.
Thcllrst annual sociable oi the East
Norwalkl‘lrewlloetakeepleoethiam
leg at the Volunteer ass-ably room.
nanometer-rowel.
AllmemhersofVuluutcsr Bose new
pauysnrsquestsdtomast at the hose
homestdalltilieeveuiuyto attend the.
ncepilonatthe‘l'oung Ian's artistiau
Armchdonroome.
The building owned by ltirs ‘Aue
Quirk. corner at Riverside and First
ambtobeeourlderablylmpmad.
The-lonouihelirstloorwlllhsbalit
outrenrallastsudthalourroemassr»
ly doubled. it will bemuplsdua
grocery-tors.
Bill Elli ,. 105i. . I,
a.“ Willgfihorflr Retire mm
more of stare. w ‘
leery rum- at Danes la ”Ava“ Aer
Walnd-k-dhmm
ul' Ills Outgoing Set Tet flui-
WasarsuroxJeb. m—lleeretavyllsiue's
restitution from the cabinet Matters
reasonable interer [allow his letter at
withdrawal as s medium-l pndhlllty.
Pathfimtemtyoer oer-respondent-
authorltyaeeoudenlytotilet oldiesrutary
mum-pm
”(When reached s definite detee
minationtomignhiscommieslonss sewer
tryout-ts. Only the deteuwhiehtfl
actionshallhotakenremalneundetnniasd.
Ir.Blgdae,ifhe follows hisperaunal lav
charities, would temler the president hi
resignation at once, but he realm- that
nehnaeglouowingimraediatelyupouh‘n‘
letter to Chairman Christie, would he
wideiymisiumted and would be our
strneubythoopponsareurthe Republis-
mymnorrssnscrorpith
Therefore Mr. Blaine will
resignation from the utilities until the
enoughshsllhaveehpsedwsepurateiathe
public mind that act from his summer
thathimewouidnotgo before the lie-
puhliean natiolml wumliou for the pres»
death! nomination
Ilia Health the Cause.
Thoma whichSeeret-ry Blainewill emu
give to the president {or retiring from the
ubinet will be that or physical insiniity to
continue to perform the millet. and exact-
ingdutiesofhisprmt olllw. Tim is, in
bntitwillreallybshmednponhis prwariv
oushealth.
ltbasbeen the hope of Ir. Blaine [or
several monthstorpendsomeotthepvaesut
winterinawurmer climate. Wheeleiett
Barliarborlast lsilit was with the inten-
tionotgoinglrom Washingtoneitlertotbe in
extremesouthernpanot Texas one”
imitoapeurlthe winter.
Thetraihenimbroglio dragged itslsosth
alongtillatripol so great extenthoeelae
impracticable. smut» (Zillion dairies
some: pomible to the
mainliilthe latospringor ysamnler
months have settled the fickle. weather“
this htitude. Since that time llr. Blaine
has also expmued
and it ’3 thought that thatisland will be his
most probable tiestination alter he has rev
signed (rum the mhinet.
The determination at Mr. Blaine to retire
from the whinet, which ht now publicly an
unused for the first time. was intimated by
General Felix Agnus, oi Baltimore, whoa-hi
in an interview: "I shouill‘uot benrw'led
toseeMr. Blaineret‘rreevea lrurn the cab
lust, of which he has been such an eminent
member." General Aznus' words may be
given all the significance to the utterance oi
an intimate personal (mm or Secretary
Blaine. To only a few of three friends is
Mr. Elaine’s determination known.
The Question u! heeeerln
It is, of course. too :early to speculate as
to who may succeed Hr. Blaine I secretu'y
0! state. The name of ox-tienator Edmund»,
of Vermont. naturally suggests itsell be
eauaeet hislmownintinracy with there‘-
dentandhisgveoteaperiense in public
aflairs, but it will be renumbered that]:
almonds unsigned his own premium
health as his reason lurresigrliagl'rumtho
senate. New Yuri: already harem
ottheabiuct, which would seem to fiber
from consideration the name of “Senator
Evans. who wee secretny at state under
President Hayes.
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lam would look to the west for new
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Sfllllll lilillilillii Sill" SHIRE,
83 Washington Street.
All Goods delivered the same day as bought.
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And Monument Mirrors m. your trading in so lines
is the South Harwell: Bostoustore.
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~THiS“ WEEK-
Ciose prices rule ill our Kitchen Department:
Wine Goblets..........37h=
a. PatentTackPullers,guarau
loud to bring them every
rob «lbs. m1 French China
—-—-¢0&-—-
You Seen llur Facial Puzzle?
Read these prices, set them finnly fixed in your mind, then
cometoueandwewilldoyougood:
Crumb Tray andllmsh.....;2lc
Ololhes line-.....mmmoc
Plourfiieves,5c
WSW Dippersl..-1........7c
touartlilk Pails.... ....... .7c
:12 plutonium Sets.... ”sup
WBW Lamps. . ..osc
Toilet 9”, mm. & . . . .‘:-98
m Irons..._.,.’........lec each
Fancy Spittoons.......llicesch
Lamp, complete.... .. ....... 19c
Glass Table Pitchers. . .191: each
Vinegar Cruete, three styles
...... loceach
time..................12eeach Cupsandfiaueers ...... 69cset
Btovel’olish............2c cake IndianPlattors ...... ....lceach
Dauberslceach
Silver Casters, five bottle. . .
. ...... . ..... .........79ceaoh
00d Waterpails ...... 100 each
4 piece Glass Table Set ..... 15c
Glass Fruit Dishes ........... 90
Indian Berry Dishes, glass
. . ....... . ............. 2c each
Bowls ............... 5c each
Decorated Shell Butters. 3c each
500 Root Scrub Brushes..9c each
India Salt Shakers ...... so each
Gilt Band Egg Cups. . . ..5c each
100 doz best blown Glass
.7.
South Norwalk
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Iienlfal Shopping Emporium,
M. 5. SMITH,
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file‘s-do reduced posts.
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BOSTON STORE,
- SOUTH IOBWMJl
......l Week at General clearing, com-
mencing Saturday, Jan. 30m.
The following figures tell the advantage
to be gained by a visit.
All are invite to investigate.
impresses-laps
amiss
We‘radereduoedtotae.
Don’t let it pass.
Opportunities as these you
moot afford to pass.
the Corset Covers reduced to
one lather Hubbard Gowns
the Nether Hubbard (lawns
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mansions.
Tim that ought to meet
withrespoasel’romeveryhouse—
heeperlnaudaroundthe city.
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meats. poultry. elo- Ghoioeeuts
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.....w.~.~.§.°"m“?"..m‘m
. . n eta”. .' meals.
0 Q vmnub
dom'lDust Pans.... . . . . . . . . . ..5c each noumlgumwmuoms.
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or worked to order.
HAWKS AND annulus.
SEYMOU HENRY. .' .
kinds litigious WWW ‘1
5301']! WILLIAM ii. at W .
blag promptly attended to.”t “' B. N M
man: m cm ‘
32:53. P. W. Water st,N. manulactnrer 0
round marble w dealer
stone work of all kinds. art. and
raters ounmxus. ‘
COMfiTOCK BROS. Manual build' N.
)lsln at. on. (:lentlelnnsn‘dz fmbfiingm
FRANCIS d: 00. 86 \Vashluxtnn at. 8. N. line
hale, gentleman's furnishings“ all kinds. -
“HOBART TAM“
GUSOWS B. Kl “'all at N. A patent
“enough; the latest styles always on ml
min; a specialty. Repairing. etc.
III-LIN“?-
COLLLV'S. R. M. 12 Main . I‘m.
material used it desired?“ 3. N ’ on
“Old Staten island Dyeing Eatab
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1’38le .V. K. 3) West aveuu , '.
no, and Harmony:B ‘ Teacher 0‘
GIBSON, ALEX S. 2' Mere! . Plan
organ and harmony.‘ u '5‘. N 0
OYSTER PLANTIBS AID DELI-m
Rafi W. Biff-lags. m Water st, 8. N. {not
ymoa titers. ex rters -
sale dealt-rs in native 0y site‘s. M w 0“
REED& flotsam): Bl Water sl.S.N. Plan-
ters and shippers u! Son‘aik oysters.
van NAME. J. La: (:0. P. o. normals.
PATTERNS an) MODELS.
SORWALK PATTERS “'0!le Chas.Fl.Ais-
' thorpe, pron, Riverside av SA". House heat—
:iug a spemuity. by st water or hot
~alr. lei um: Norw k larch Company.
demon: Dr. Bohannaa. (steam); ll. . Bent
out, lets-aunt; John Tryon. (hot air); iiiiam
fl. south. (stfiami; Grace Church, (hotels);
and many ere.
Tumblers handsomely dec- pm
, - BRALVABD, c. lWat at x. e no.
orated ............ only bile doz mm. gold 5; mm. ,3”; “”32“, m
DETERBAS K GEO. ll. 7 Water
and sign painter. paper hanger.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. G. S. '8 “habit: on at '.
quality may. I‘m! that thighs-at. ' 8. 2‘ 0m
PHYSIOIANB.
Burke, W. 0.. ofllce t5 and t7 Washinflon
tits. Bonrslltolltlloai'tob. at.
PIAKO TUNER l IZPAm
BEND 0.. Knish”
If.“ i'corWallaud mugged.“
unease
organelle“
I’MTISG—GOLD. SILVER ARI) Mm}.
FOL'TII SUKWALK PLATI‘XG CO. H‘Vatar
st. All kimlsol electro latingdmowm
and refinishing of all inds of goods.
aux. [STATE AGREES.
MYTQY JACOB ll. W hingto t. 1?.
5.). PM ' forefinger” Iguanas-d?
WOODWAIID.E.A.X .Maiu “themes
rent-ladirulidlnrriotaolorall?“a h
MAM
H'XBIZZ, P. F. 9 Railroad Place, 8. N. Meals
at all hours. Strictl first lass
speed. A law table blindersc uni: every re—
mvz's perm mam 8. 1s. '-
lly themedmmm Obsnall 1313i
saloons»
liAlRll’ ones 13mm N. v '
haunting nndday school. Fail £3592“)?
nus. MEA D’s ECHOOL for is and
ladies. Hillside. N. Fall termndpeMOl: 1.
ITEM!!!) Al“) mmmu.
LAUDSR’B BLOCK. 8. N. C. F. Plum Psi
Day and evening sessions. send integrals:
812A! Homes 4‘51) PM
SORWALK IRON “'0?“ (I .
Water st, 8. 3. near mmww' The
"BAMBI? nouns noun.
hAY'IONJACOB M. Washington next P.0
5.x. Pare. tlekuulreflemmd’nusesad
ms: Dunn's.
msnlsJous ll. it Washing: . N
brick. lime. cement. hair. plans?“ ‘3. also
Homes. 1033 B. a '1‘ mac.
Also layer of concrete '31:, s. k
mm more All, nun-nus.
KETCK LANDON fl llaviland
lla- «£73m walerheatera. 1'. 03%|};
POWIlrl-t .l. W. as Washington at. B. N.
'I'Ill 0.
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and heavy trucking mptluy'wthkh
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assume. .1. D. on. B. It. depot. lisp
demeafillllflvx. ’I'
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