1’s Wow-w C. W. SOV-
insothigthensdjoumed.
' m Charles Blydenberg, which
limo for Block Island about twom
agghasbeen struck by the gale
inundated somewhere along the
coast. A letter was received,
Osptabi; Blydcnburg’s wife,
(import, L. I. .stating that
minthatport with a cargo of
but it is believed by many here
”is“ there some time Saturday
Y' . There were on board besides
Gus. Barnes and Charles
both residents of this place. The
use has a tonnage of between five
tons, and was built over twenty
ago by Captain Blydenberg. grand-
] f or the present captain and owner,
mouthed at the foot of Cove
She is twenty-six feet long
'p'fivaluodataboutdtoo. Are-
, called to see Mrs. Blydcnherg,
its was not at home. Several of the
W’s colleagues were found, and
' of the impression that the Sea
out in the storm, and if she
Wnutukenintosomeportthocbances
liar withstandingthe gale which swept
here, are slim. It is hoped that no
accident has overtaken her .and
hat exact whereabouts will soon be
, ‘ and the anxiety of the crews
m be rollev_e_a_____.
“evening, while Daniel L'Homme-
was in the yard at the rear at his
] on Henry street, he narrowly
being shot. A bullet tired from
WM in the hands of some reckless
' , foams whining past his head, so
thatflr. L’tlommedieu did not re-
frem bio fright for a few minutes.
, ' his close call, he went into his
_ teacups any further danger. It
" common occurrence, lately, for per-
in thatviciuity to be disturbed by
and revolver shots, and steps will be
" to locate the reckless parties
Mutations of men were put to
ca muting at Osborn avenue
yesterday. The work will neces-
“WWII of between 4,000 and
pvy'lldleteartb. Theamountoitim-
' ass-salami: bridge during the
lat tho:work,4, to assist in holding
in position Is about”, 000 feet.
m willzbe 102 feet in length,
will cement thousand dollars.
Nomi: League will meet at the
1h! Arthur Ferris, on Riverside av-
tumon'ow night. Owing to the
weather, the meeting was
last Friday until Friday of
but catharsis tobsa looti-
Imfidwm hm
lighbctflohthllorwslkflorthorsmoas'
'wsais,audlswyerarliIutt,ctllor»
wamtmthosppiicant. nemesis-
!raukBalrss‘u Davies young M
wsattoNow YorkSundsy to sea the
Whiio‘thorohslndulgvd too
iroolyinmshopolltsnwatoraadwssarv
rostodiorintcaioalion. Howasarralga-
sdiqufisrsonlisrkstCourtahortly‘ab
tor. Bossidhowouldgcstralgbthome
iflotgo. “Howlcngwillittakoyou to
gathomor’askodJustloe Ryan. Baker
puliodatimo-tsbio out of his pocket.
"Onehouraudahall,” he said. "i'll
raiaofllollmitahall.” said thojustioe,
“ind glvoyou two hours." Baker Mt
thecitywithinthatllmit. andis now
congramistingbimsslfupon his narrow
osospofromprisonbars.
TheDarisuBcpublicanclubhss elect-
sdthofollowlngdelegatcstothoconvsn-
" flan in New assassin ti James H.
Jmlkins, Charles W. lounshury, John
Bullock, Stephen Hoyt. Charles G. liars.
Mae, Samuel C. Stillman, William
langdon, Clarence Scoliold, 0. Charles
Bowen and Smith 0. Keelor.
Contractor Coggswell made an at-
tempt,ysstorday,tomovetho big Aus-
tin block, but only succeeded in getting
it abouts foot, when the ropes parted
and two or three pieces of blocking
broke. New material was procured, and
today another attempt will be made to
move the structure.
The Postal Telegraph \company had
men at work, yesterday, removing sev-
eralof the large cedar poles and replao
ing them with chestnut ones.
A large dog was killed at the crossing
Saturday night. The canine was owned
byka Green, of Noroton.
souoros. ”-
John Scudder Waterbury died Sunday
alternoon at his home in Noroiou. in the
seventy-sixth year of his age. He was
one of the best known and most highly
respected citmrns of the town. In 1856
he was elected town clerk, succeeding
Henry Gotham, and held the allies con-
tinuously for thirty-eight years. About
one month ago he tendered his resigna-
tion,llnding that the condition or his
health made it im this for him to
properly perform his duties. The town
clerk’s ofiice was in the Fitch building in
Norotou until some fifteen years ago.
when hir. Waterbury erected a building
opposite. where he conducted a grocery
store until the first of the present year,
when the business was sold out to Air
bond: Webb. The oilice was recently
moved to Darien village, to the store of
the new incumbent, Thaddeus 8. Bell.
He was for many years town treasurer.
and postmaster. Mr. Waterbury was
exceedingly popular in Darlen, his am-
able disposition, aud readiness to do
favors forZanybody, winning him many
friends. In politics he wasa Republican,
and nearly always ran ahead of his ticket
at town elections. He leaves a widow.
The funeral services will be held tomor-
row at 2p. In. irom his late residence,
and the remains will be taken to Green-
wood cemetery for interment on Thurs-
day.
Emily Rider, wife at Arthur T. Gor-
ton, principal of the Roton River school,
died Saturday afternoon, aged twenty-
six years. An infant daughter survives.
The remains were taken to Sing Sing, N
Y., Sunday, and funeral services were
held from the residence oi her father,
Captain Abram Jones, yesterday after-
noon. -
Thomas F. Starks, who attempt-
ed suicide last Friday after
noon by jumping into a well,
does not improve asrspldlyas was ex-
pected, and the attending physicians
have very little hopsofhlsrecovovy.
Engineer Sanford, of Now Havonds
expected in town today totsko measure-
ments of s lsrgotractoloystergrouud
iorRobort Raymond.
lir. Boartwrlght’s new madthrough
his proportyisvory near completion. It
willbea beneficial improvement tohls
residence.
locker lave You a Baby?
llso.gotiromyour druggist today for
25ers..abottleolDr.Bsnd’sColicCuro.
lveryhabycftsn has distressing colic.
Dr. Ilsad’sOolic Cure glvm immediate
relief by removing wind humans
stomach'aud quietlngtho nmvss, giving
‘rssttal sloop. [other think of the
worryasd anxiety this saves run. It
yourhabylstssthingDr. Rand’s Tooth-
logiiottoatorflssnts, soothes and re»
”lupin. Soldbyalillrnnbts.
Aladyst'l‘cuisys. 1A., was very sick
withhilicmcoliowhsa I. 0. Tuna
Mannheim the town, gave
hfla hams cl W's colic,
motors and diarrhoea Its-oily. Re
“flit
manhole. furnished.
ssh-m
7 mums. N «
ans. a. miss daughter Ads
hsnlmmdtbemmm
oocuplodbyllrs. cc. alumna-
fly, and willrsslda thorathls summer. ‘.
lira. James Stevens is quite sick ‘
GEORGETOWN. ,
Rev. A. A. Nordluad, the Swedish
minister. and was Carrie Nelson. of
IoRoy,ltich.,wors unltodiu m.
Saturday evening,» the Bwedhh church.
Rev Enrickson, at Washington. Conn”
olilclsted.
lira. W. A. Williams and daughter
worothoguosts oi Hrs. Barron. at New
walk, on ilorwinstroot. last week.
lira Eugene Parkstouis curing Miss
Soolcy.who lives with no: streamline,
otCsumnStatlon. ,
Boidanioids, ofBldgoburg lkssbesc
doingtsam work for several parties in
town.
WESTPORT.
There is an Italian baker in South
Norwalk who ssllsbrsadiu Saugatuok.
Frank Honnscksr also deals out the
stall of‘liietohls customers. Nowthero
is broad and bread, but Honuecker
claims his bread was more “kneaded" by
the Saugstuck people than that of a
ioreigu make, even though the repro- Th
sentative of sunny Italy did sell it a Emmi
triiloless. How to get even Frank did
not know, but after adesl of thinking
and head scratching he tumbled, not
fell, on the fact that the Italian didn’t
have any license to peddle in that terri-
tory. Be accordingly made a complaint,
and as a result Constable Edward Allen“
placed the itinerant under arrest and
Justice George B. Smith fined him 07
and costs, amounting to nearly 313.
There has been considerable activity in“
real estate in Westport oi late. Among
the traction are Frederick Morehouse to
Louise Caroline Hearson, land and build-
lugs near Christ church cemetery; John
W. Faucher to Charles R Hoar, land and
buildings in Westport and the land
known as the "Little Meadow" John B. by
Mills to Robert Martin. land and build-
ings at Green’s Farms. Consideration,
$1,700.
A handsomely carved rorvdoa club
the natural wood finish has been present-
ed to Christ church by Edward and An-
drszash asa memorial to their parents,
the late David Nash and wife. The plans
were drawn by the rector, George W.
Barbydt, and executed by Geisslcr. of
New York. .
The Westport Congregational Sunday
school anniversary, which was to have
been held Sunday, was adjourned on ac-
count of the storm until next week. The
school was organized in 1834, and was
among the first in Fairfield county.
The opening of the Saugatuck Lawn
Tennis club's courts, which was postpon
ed Saturday, will be held this week Sat-
urday. The iormer arranged prc~
gramme will be carried out.
Another horse owned by John Quincy
Adams died of cerebro spinal meningitis,
yesterday morning. This makes three
animals Mr. Adams has lost by this dis-
ease in a few days.
Thomas Burke is making radical
changes to his residence on the N orwaik
, road. A large addition is being erected,
and interior improvements will be made!!!
Rev. Father Smith, of New York city,
will deliver the Memorial Day addrem to
that). A. R. at the Church of the As.
sumptioo, next Sabbath.
Mr. and Ira. Thorn, of West Haven,
are guests of Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Abbott
at the Westport Methodist church par-
”338%
Henry W. Banks, of New Jersey, has
sold to Henry A. Ogden. of Westport,
the Banks place on Myrtle avenue.
E. H. Nash has deeded to OlIrIstM
Church Parish society a strip of land on
Burr and Church avenues.
The proceeds at the recent road race of
the Weatport whoclman will about pay
the expenses incurred.
James Dunn and family, of Brooklyn.
have moved into their summer residence
at Grssu’s l'srmm
Thomas R. Lee, who has been aoviousn
ly ill, is improving.
ll King Solomon wasallvs hswould
lssrnhis
mistarmsatst
00 (la-la linoleum ‘
I'QZM franc-s. a at ’8'
Ohlldron Cry for
Pltcbor's Castorla.
Children Cryfor
Pltcher's Castorle.
.Wbenkaby waasiok.wsgavsbrrm
Whenehawnahflifldsbocriodform
Whenebabecamenlmshochmgwm
mummmfiumm
Children Cry for
Pltchor’s (Bacteria.
ISTRICH' Ol' NORWALK bate
Du" mimet- l: “5'53. .
said Distrl am”. ' " ° ° ' n
The Court of Probate for the District of Nor-
waik hath limited and a1 loodw six months
from the date hereof for the auditors of said
oetatoto exhibit their claims for settlement.
oso w neg loot to preach“
ropsrly attested, With
will be do-
a recovery. All
make ndebetgd to
1mm late
JOSEPH S. ADUNNING.
Administrator.
saidtim
said estate are reques
lit to
mil. 2:, 29
Tor hollsoicr' s sin.
NOTICE ls horsbv given that the undersign-
yvlrtus
. edcolloctor or taxes, and t'Iiglhndby
oi a certain tax warrant. executed
dslgned by proper authority and directed
to the undersigned, commanding him to levy
and collect of
Thomas Morris,
and other persons named in the rate book on
the list in said warrant annexed their several
rtlons of the sum total as therein stated.
sumbo a tax or assessmen tlald upo
th e asaossmen list made in it!!! by the lnhahlmi
tanta of the town of Norwalk k. rogul
legally assembled. to wit. on the 24th u,d‘hym of
Decem r..A met for the purpose of
providing for the in ebtsdness of said town.
orévlca upon the following described real estate
Thomas Morris.
situated in the town of Norwals. and describ-
ed as follows. to wit: Reina a tract of land in
in quantiiiy’n about l5 acres. bounded northerly
Frances A. Seileok and land of
Patty Rood widow. of John Read. now or
formerly; easterly by highway: southerly
lane or bib :3; and westerly by Five lie
River, an ulcer. tom the prifllsge of a
drl ftway throuzh thosa
Andlahall soil at Public Auction, on the
poemlsaa beret rcinbeforo described.o ntbe ltd
day of July. A. D... laid. at 11:15 o'clock a. In. ..
so much thereof fas will raise th osnm of seven
and lifty one—hundredths dollars. that being
the proportion of the said Thomas Morris. or
the sum total in said list, togetherw with the
charges of levy. sales
mam u a...
no 1' sty o
Dated at Norwalk. MayLA. A...ID 18“
mil. 15.3
'l'sr collector's 8sls.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
ed collector of taxes. under and by vir-
tue of a certain tax warrant. duly executed
and signed h proper authority and directed
to the undevs gneu. commanding him to levy
and coil set of
Thomas Morris.
and other persons named in the rate book, on
the list to said warrant annexed their several
pro rtlons oi the sum lots! as therein stated.
sum being a tax or moment laid up In
th 0 assessment list made in 1821 by the inhabi-
tants of the town of Norwalk, regurlariy and
legally assembled. to wit. on the 20th day of
December.A..l81ll met for the on of
providing for the Indebtedness of oat tow n,
«ivleaiipon the following described real estate
0 ea
Thomas Morris
situated In the tow a of Norwalk, and describ-
ed as follows. to wit: Being a "In t of land in
sluanuotym about it worse. bounded northerlv by
Frances A. Selirck. andl1 land or
Patty Reed. widow ~ f ,
now or formerly: easterly by highway;I south-
erly by a lane or highway, an esteribyy
Five Mile River. and hsubject to the prlv logo
of a drl'tway throuuh the same.
And i shall sell at Public Auction. on the
romlsos borolnbef are described. out the 3d
thereof as will hesum of seven
and fifty onebuudredths dollars. that being
the proportion of the said Thomas Morris.
of the sum total in “said list. together with
the charges or levymsal ROE “BEST JOHN
Taxi Collector. List of 1801.
Dated at Norwalk, May ‘llh.A .m
“was... __.._...___._. ..
Taylor at Golden
flealEsuieandlnsurance
WASHINGTON nun-r.
:1..le foralonor hmfiv‘lg‘dmé
callaudoxsmlnsouriist. 5m vocrthomi
salelu partof
thscitn "WWI!
urloasa onoaavtsvms. ' sum 1‘
22-3...-
AUCTION.
‘l'hs furniture in titty rooms at the Norwalk
iHotel will be sold at public auction commons.
Tuesday. May 29mm»
I... AT 10 (Will-OCR monsoon.
Homeoailausnntllthsenitrsiotlsdlspossd
at. “my oathefltathosslswlnbs
commenced» the me hour the asst fat'L
day. tonsil particular-calico
ARIES Il‘l’flllill. “Multilfii
. . , use
NOTICE.
lliilfllll'lm OF 0068.
his? fill
their accounts. Arson
up“! July. A. D. it“, at 10 o'clock a. In. .so J.
W
W
’w. A. BENEIllllT I BOMPANY,‘
SENTINEL BUILDING, '
user cross: or BUILDING nxcwsxvnw run
wnsT STORE nxcwsivunv FOR
U ’ Cl . ' d F . . ‘
ill 3 lllllllfl all lll'lllllllllfll.
arcane ores FOR VISITORS WHETHER WISHING To
BUY on NOT. sans: ATTENTION GIVEN To ALL.
l
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Winter».
A sww._.__.w
COMPETINT l for oral housework
to West avenuofioutho rwalk. mill at
GOOD strong about in years old: well
ondcdboya nhavoa steady 9001'
tlou at MCOMS’IOCK BROS. clothlers and
furnishcrs. it South Main street. South Nor-
walk. Apply to Mr.Glllln.Ia21 if
LEANING and dyeing establishment, No. 4
Raymond street. ( ornsr South Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We reopen tfull announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk. orw slk and vicin-
Ihst we establish bed ourselves in your
mdst. in the dyeing and cleanin business.
and nonow preparer: to do all kin s of clean-
ing and d sing in the very best stvlo and man-
ner. cs' snl ts.d resses. either made up or
”Lari. cloaks. capes. lniants’ca cagrh ood.s.ctc ..
boas. fringes. piano.o an, d covers.
mothers searfs. ties. kl glovcsbekld shoes.
also feathers cleaned and curled nileInon‘s
outs dyed or cleaned andp
Wmauner. C BUTTE RFASS. mil) tf
ARIES to do writing for me at their own
homes. a week can be easilym made
901' terms lnciose stamp to Miss L LLIAN
DIXBY, South Bend. Ind.
YPRWRITING work neail and accurate-
ly done. J ENNIS A. OR CORY. Frank-
lin street school. um. 24. 20
W0 or three ladies or genilemeut can be
accommodated with board at
“{1th DAY'S. No. 8 Betta Place. East" Naur-
OUNG man under 111 salary 7 dollars: one
Y willing to work hai'rd tor promotion- Ad-
dress. " F,' Ilithls 0 files. 2! it
YOUNG lady ofiico smistant in wholesale
m and retail concern. Address “A. :2 this
0 co.
T0 liE'l‘.
ROOMS, second story, front, Swartzik Ger-
4
berth k; odern lrnoprovcmonte. halls
lighted sud0c c oanod rent 31 Also office for-
merly occn edby aoob M. Dayton. In post
office build a rent
ill. Inquire at ofilce of
OLD WELLC GAR C
.. 82 Washington street.
ORNER house on Livingston place from
May lsi. All moderm llIn rovemenls.
. inquire. W. 8. DR. N West
avenue. at26 f
FROM Mayi, house No. ll Hsnford Place.8
rooms. Inquire at TAYLOR & ODD-
NEWS. roll it
FLAT of flvellil rooms on wood iloor over
Miss Tillotson' s mlliinery swre, No.20?
East Warblnglrdun street; also flat of live (5)
rooms on third floor in same building. in
q‘ulrcm of GEORGE F. REARSE. at (.136 hrs-
tonal
FROM May 1. house No. it: Pine street. rent
Slum. Apply to Ruth Jr (iolgschgiiitlt.
In so
Annsirect.
OUSII 67 Meadow street. corner Wood-
ward a v.cnue 6 rooms. water in. In-
quire WALTRR LWILLOX ”Concord strgteb
VEW double house. 6 rooms. bath and on
improvements on each side. To small
12. to per month.
all street Nor-
mllll lw
family.w Balance of season.
WILSON. builder.”
walk, Conn.
TABLE room to rent. A ppl toJ. ARTHUR
PINNEO. 49 Wall street. orwalk. likliun.
mill w
SECOND and third doors. corner I'Ianford
Place and South Main street. rent 27 and
til: house Woodward aveuu rent ale: part
of house on avenue “AR edict Farm.
muss. ApplytoR awoonw
6 Oandlidlioor brooms anoint". 3112 Washing~
ton street: also broom lianlord
avonuo.oast side. Inquire W.W. CO O‘MSTOCK.
UPPER fioorof Worcester list. rent sum
for month. Inquire at allies of 'aru
ono UTA KNAPPCompany. Factory‘m No. 2.
[’03 SALE.
Athla CHILD‘S 0°tricycle for sale cheap- Call‘ at
I lit
A PNWHAmlcyela.m. 'Ii mode “£10113
3. to II! sat street.
ABA-9%”
A“.
DAY?
,whlch will he sold
u'ss. Anal! at
phmton,‘ will be sold ch 1
Na. sham Mast toliorwalk. might"
bl%slfi W
EDAEW lcahqukacham
"mm
”WATER POWER.
”fiw. MCQUhae,
mirthhmuals.
m
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY, MAI 251h.
BALLENDEB’S?
Original Georgia '
MINSTRELS.
50 Performers. 21d annual tour. Mr. Charles
Mendum. Director. (late manager Mrs. Lanai-
in) A Carnival of Fun Artistic I
when” . W to: no... u...
on nmen ever 0 e
60c and 35c. Ssaisat usual places. mill
0. F.” Boutwell
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting will: Gas.
lilalized ii: at Cocaine. lit
Extra Charge.
Sets of Teeth. $5 to ill) ‘
Olilce hours. from 8 a. In. to 6 p m.
Dr. Boutwollis using1 a prevention in fill-
ling which renders e operation as nearly
ageless as possible without injury to tho
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 to. Main 8b, to. llcrwslli.
Init 1m
IMPERIAL BAFE,
No. 0 Railroad Place. South Norwalk. Conn
CARL SOHAUB, Proprietor.
Imported Wines, Liquors and
Brandies, Ruppert’s Beer on
Draught, drawn from the wood]
Chops and Steaks cooked to
order, Oysters, Clams, Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
Give us a call and test our
cooking.
The most complete: cafe in
town.
CARL SBHAHQL
HIIHSE‘ llllPPlNll
ofimofltm'mwm‘mm
58 North Main St"
fa? South Noelle.
Norwalk Chronicler