. isonssisat ties-iam-
‘ ~» livirviesMwlthwhoar
Whethlseolsmauualeohslaft.
. umpsce. who is walkiln
,. aw Raven News reporter about
him. Once when going through ’l'ssss
waster two and one-half days without
Wand three days without food. Ily
" (linen him Boy) also sudered thirst
dill hunger. But he kept right on with
,. was we have traveled 10,427 miles to
‘ moss. fish a great companion. es-
«specially on the country roads. We have
' V ' so far beaten Weston’s record and
‘ ' ' Potts’.” Thompson. according to
history. is getting rich at the rats of
km. a week. ’ When he was in South
. serous he said he had saved $9.000 on
his dummy. When he reached New Ha-
' who the amount had increased to $9,600.
. Two well-known young men of this
place had a babe encounter on River-
.eide avenue. Ifonday night, in which
“meiderahle interest was taken. Al-
:thoucb the one residing on Seaside
I’ll). expected to do great things,he
j ‘wasworsted by his opponent. who lives
7‘" ouBettsplsce. There is said to here-
‘ juicing over the result.
' A. short time ago Deputy Sheritf Bol-
star. of Stamford, attached the property
of William Fools. who conducted a gro-
cery husiucae in Wilton. The two hors-
es were placed in the keeping of Alfred
Limbdrner. formerly of this place, and
file animals have since died on his hands.
The outcome of the matter will be watch-
ed with interest.
.. Captain W. H. Verity. of Keysrr ave-
nue, is renting easier today. Contractors
, ‘ Iain & I'iwis. who have a pile driver at
work near his residence. suspended
operations yes'rrdsy, end will not re-
enme‘tbem until Mr. Verity is out of
‘da‘nger.
Irving Jones. now employed in Coni-
ltook Blothers’ South Norwalk clothing
4. muses told his newepsyer route to
‘ . Everett Corham. Young htr. Corhsm
failsfiisnfi
Ills
Bells and ties are being distributed
“ along the Dorlon Point road. below Fifth
emue, and the work on the Tramway
' company's route to the Point will be u.
aumedassooues the weather will per-
unit.
Iondey afternoon Cornelius L. Huh-
. of New street, wes repairing his
boat. when he fell and sprained his left
Ollie quite badly. He will be obliged to
walk with a cans for several days.
U
The yacht “Rival" ie hauled up on the
aherenear the Farms bridge. where she
will receive her annual overhauling. pre-
paratory to being placed in commission
early in the moon. ’
Charles Rein-on. of Fort Point stmt,
who was obliged to have his knee Ianccd
a short time ago, is getting along fairly
well. and hopes to be about in a few
darn.
A resident of Fourth avenue went
lac-select night in an intoxicated con-
slitlon, and abused his wife to such an
adept that she wss obliged to leave the
., bones.
.flaukSpeuIdingmf Henry strrst,rc~
bread from Yale college, last night, and
has since been quite ill.
Grifluk Keogh are thawing out the
waterplpeeiu J. C. Hawtlns' house on
around avenue.
. Jew ta Assess the Baby.
' . ,; Thefollowiug communication and the
a m to it appears in a New York
‘ . I'll."
. ’ Noawau. Conn. Ilsrch 9,1895.
Dan- air: Pisase tell one of sores mode
st amussmsnt for a baby while in its
audio or crib. and oblige.
LOVING Home.
Arron apiece of moderately elrong
, starlings!“ two posts of the cradle
7 «crib, having fssteued upon it. stin-
" savers. towels or halls Inadeof bright
of cloth. tie a cord to the centre.
maroon to reach the floor. aud’plare
audio the “horns raler’ tiny
child. lss hawhs willl handcrow
Unis “pulls the rig endures
'pttty sings hob and dance.
*' nelson-gluon“.
.uhsseummonoohdmiegm
“ Tel 13. P. my.“ the seat of the
-‘ _' resumedthsir-hssrlng this noon
_ W ‘ Women. Thecnlywit
# " saerslasd was Arohiuosw. a.
m who testified that its thought
‘ " .IhDeedthedsaisgswonldhe
lullywescsllsdiothestaud
and stated that he had never
new has n rsutgi’r-asontoighty papers,-
Jamse Garrlty, a section foreman on
the Consolidated road, died at his home
in Bridgeport. We] evening. after a
brief illness of pneumonia. Ir. Garrity
wassinployedonthercadas a comm
laborer until about eight years ago, when
the Bousatonic road.wltbegengofltal
iausntmidnight. attempted to tear up
the Consolidated road's tracks near
the ”elevator there. Garrity heard
of the movement. and noti-
fying Conductor Andrew Caulcld,
they hastened to the freight.yerd in
Bridgeport. procured an engine and sev-
eral freight cars and ran there onto the
tracks. This delayed operations until
an injunction was secured by Secretary
Bishop, of the Consolidated road. and it
subsequently delea'ted its opponent in
court. For this work Canfleld received
abandsome‘gold watch and chain from
the road. and Garrity was made a fore.
man.
Jennie Miles, twelve years old, who
lives at the north end of the village of
Farmingtou. left home about 7 o'clock
Sunday night to go to the house of John
Thompson. a neighbor. who lives nearly
opposite. The highway there has been
in use a century or more. As she left
the highway and was about to enter lfr.
Thompson’s carriage gateway. some eight
feet from the path beside the road and
fifty feet from the house. the ground gave
way under her and she sank twenty feet.
Fortunately a man who wre passing saw
her disappear in this peculiar manner
and hastened to the spot. era was an
enormous hole, some ten feet across and
twenty feet deep. The girl was taken
out of the hoist, none the worse save for
her fright. As yet no plausible theory
hue been advanced to explain the inci-
dent. '
The suit of Caroline Bradley. of East
Haven. against the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone company tc recover
81,000 damages, on trial before Judge
Ralph Wheeler and a jury in the Superior
Court at New Haven, is of great interest
to persons owning property abutting high-
ways. The defendants last summer cut
down six trees in front of Mrs. Bradley 'e
land on the East Haven turnpike without
her prrrniuion. The company around
permission from the rsleotraen of the
town. but lfrs. Bradley claims this was
not sufficient to warrant the destruction
other tress. The case will settle the
heretofore unsettled question of the rights
of telegraph and telephone companies in
such cases.
The subcommittee on the Washing-
ton bridge has prepared the rules and
regulations which are to (hide the elec-
tric roads in erasing the bridge. The
rules provide for a single track on the
north side of the bridge, a double track
on thedraw. and a speed in crossing
of four miles an hour. Thirty
feet from the bridge. cars are to
halt to ascertain if a team is on it. The
company must provide automatic sig-
nals at either and of the bridge to indi
cate when a c at has passed upon it. 'lhe
County commissioners of both counties
continue to maintain an active oppcoi-
ion to the cats crossing at all.
In the civil Superior Court, yesterday
morning, Judge Ralph Wheeler granted
a divorce to William B. Hall.of Wel-
lingford, who sued his wife, Bells L.
Hall. on the ground of drserticn. The
plaintiff is sx-pcatnrssler of Walling-
ford. He married in1878. They have
three children. In. Hell first brought
suit against her husband and then he
brought crcrssuit against her. Bell
was given the custody of his children.
Hon. John M. Douglas, of Middlelown.
was yesterday declared elected senator
from the Twenty second dlstrict to euc-
cied the late Theresa F. Pickering. The
special election ordered by Governor
Coma was held in all the towns in the
districtaud the remit gave Douglas a
majority of 869. defeating the Democrat-
ic candidateJcaspb Gledwln. cl Pow
land.
The last rites over the remains of
Charles B. D‘Artols were conducted by
Rev. A. S. Kavanagh and Rev. 8.0.
shame. from thertsidence of the de-
oess'sd on .West street. this morning.
The singing was by Ir. Stevenson and
lies Wyman. who rendered very new
ly two dusts. The pallbearers were J.
W. Powell. .l. 8. Dancing. C. E. Beye-
inourpod James Golden. The inter.
meat was in Union cstnstuy, Norwalk.
William Johnson and George Yosrgsr
will have an athletic entertainment in
lusic Heli.‘l‘ussday. April rah. The
but local talent and well-known roan
from New York and Brooklyn have been
engaged for the occasion.
-so.oss7 gets two tickers at lane’s
confectionery. for the minsush tonight.
Yesterday atisrnooaJusties itoss.ssno
unosthsrlesetsshtothlrty dsyslnjail
lordrushsnnsss. mister Poliss‘firad-
hwflmtofiridgspmshh
leevIIgOMBertvameldItyt-m
livers—Wesson sell rear deva-
Bichard Herding Davis. who , start-
sd from the eastern coast of Honduras
about tbemiddls ofJancsryeo ride
acrossCemral America. has arrived at
'l'esucigalpe. the capital of Honduras,
from which place be will mucus on to
the capital of Nicaragua. and from there
toCorinto.on the Pacific side.. From
that poiathe tokens steamer south in
Caracas to South America. droning the
Isthmnsof Panama on his way. The
ride to Tegucigalpa was made on mule-
back over the mountains. and lasted sin
teen days; the second half of the trip to
Corinto will require about ten days more,
Mr. Davis is accompanied by Henry
and his purpose is to describe the pieces
visited by these gentlemen and himself.
in a series of articles which will appear
in Harper’s Monthly and Harper’s Week-
ly as soon as possible after his return to
New York. ‘
“Let me see." said Bobhs to Dobbs.
‘ Isn’t this Dobbe that we were just talk-
ing about a relative of yours?" ”A die-
tant relative,” said Duhbs. “Very die-
tam?" "I should think so. He‘s the
oldest of twelve children in our family.
and I‘m the youngest."
Taylor do Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON nun.
Persons l kli‘i’g for-lo:i or house and lot
with the pure w. are invited to
call and exam e our list. 0 have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on eaev terms. en! ti
voice CULTURE.
\ ltfl- ALBERT EWHEELER. soon 80-
I PRANO of the South Norwallt Con e-
gatlonal church. will accept a limited num er
of pupils In voice culture ’l'erins reasonable.
Us l at. or address. No. 40 Elmwocd avm'up.
m
WANTED.
J
as... .. _-, _.
AGIRI. in family of three. for ssneril
housework. inquire at this office.
in Iii 8t
TRAW sewers wanted. Persons with Him?
experience in making straw hats can find
GIRL for general housework. (ml at 19
Union street. Hill at
Immediate emplo ment with DENNH &
BLANCHARDJ Water street. mi 2w
T0 LET. !
WAGE containing seven rooms at No. 15
West Main street. Possession immediate-
ly. Would prefer a fit-wily of adults or those
with ver small children. CHARLES H.
HAWK HST. Nurwaik. mil lw
HOUSE of ten rooms: furnace. range. bath.
stationary tube. hot water. nice yard.
good location. Rent 825. inquire of’l‘A! LOB
GOLDEN. Washington street. or of owner
a: Taylor avenue. near West street. lento if
0033. l7 Franklin street. Improvements
. in. Inquire of EDWIN WILUUX, at
Brown Jr Wilcox's grocery. f'.'il if
I OUSE it rrvoms. corner Day and 'lnllt-s
streets; tin-t floor. It rooms, No. it) Tuilrs
street. from April let. house ll rmme. 'lnilos
street. Allin amid condition. with water In.
App‘y to JOHN H. KNAPP. li‘.‘ West “Hill"
I, OUSB on Hillside place. containing eight
rooms; all modern improvements. iient
res-enable. Apply to H. it. FITCH. «8 West
atrort. Ills lw
LOWER part of house. No. it! Day s're~t, 3
rooms: mamslnn st once: also part of
house In lbw street. 5 rooms. rent low. Apply
to W. YOUNGS. at Lockwoml Manufacturing
company. mill tit
OWEN. floor of home No. :!i Union etrvet
brooms, a! I'llilll'I'D improvementi and
hathulm lower flour N ~. 1'. Union street. ll
whims. all modern improvements and bath.
inquire of W. H. rim I'tl.:til Went eirrelfiouth
Norwalk. mint
"IX room collage with bath. stationary
L range. but and c rid water and furnace IF.
II. Fl‘l‘tltlJll .‘l‘nhn street stun-booth Norwalk.
min lw
QECUNI) liner of house. No l2 lowmlrs
a. avenue. Rent reasonable App! to Milli.
WHEN-501.1,. ls latitudes avenue. . nub h‘or.
walk. nill Iw
(' nouns run p....“’..;.i‘.'.. rent an; «$57.7:
) soot-’whimilrnmgn girl's”... zen! sitar:
rooms! u cares. . into
A. WOODWARD. 1:1 ii. If
. r ... ”WW...
more same. ,
O'l'I’AGltl AND BUIthNfl um. (lot.-
each. as 'I“ 'Qnintsrél 'avenne.‘ slst;ms
. «arr raw an n gm: co iron.
(smut Improve-d liniitllng lotulealrabl looalvwl.
them easy. Applyto rumors libi‘lt‘l’la'l‘.
.1
I-i.
FLICI’RIC HILLS put up and irrd:
1 a trio climbs. electric mullcal terlse.
39.." NORWALK HARDWABI 0.
th Iain street. allltf
encasement I it will not
was turbidiwfihmr
Wartime. ' um tf
W0 vi t red shotee. l t 104E"!
T BMW“. Rotcn till?” y . mlillt
Rambler
Bicycles.
infirm . “bismuth ‘
flamers Somerset and Lloyd C. Griscom.
"1%!" ”slim ' aomsthi
s era was
”The Continents " made of”
sis buttons. and lapels on yachts. '1‘
latest fad for sprln wear.
You; fare allow [ii on and over.
MEI-GS & 00.
817 Mel-leer. Bank In. Bridgeport. Ct.
Makers and dealers In Men's and Boys'
Wearing A oarel.and dealers In This Furnish-
ing Goods. ate. Capo. Trunks and Bugs.
gentleman“.
OD
93%;; Opera Hints;
WEDNESDAY, MARCH i3
Amagnldcent rfurrnanre of refined min-
letrelsy. sparkl ng vaudeville.
GEORGE THITCHEH'S
cittoit‘iiiiiiisnii's
Minstrels.
Numbering l0 talented minstrel. vaudeville
:rérfimgslcai :lliaia. ‘ n M
taapeoacuar sacs Pet
SEE the sparkling 0 0.
SEE the gorgeous street parade.
R .- AK. the besntllui ballads
HEAR the lemma orcheet'el music.
BEAR the steel cumin songs.
Watch for the grand street parade on r' ay of
per iirmancr.
.it-es illic. 50c. 75c and ti. Feats now on sale
at Plnieled'e and Gregory's drug stores. in?
MB. CHAS. F. UHDEHHILI.
will give a series of three recitals at.
Hoyt’s Opera House
Infill". MHRCI‘H l Hill,
Shakespeare’h
“A Midsummer Night's llieam."
with the Mendelssohn music. MR. ALI-IX S.
GIBSON. Organist.
ragga... Aprii 2d.
SHE RIDA N'S GBIIA i' COMEDY.
.“THE RIVALS.”
Monday. April 15.
A MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMME.
Tickets for the series. 31. at Plaleterl's and
Gregor 'srirug stares. Mngie tickets.il)c. No
extra c urge for reserved seats. mll 8t
Hoyt’s Opera House
Monday Ev’n’g, March l8
Grand production of the original
Bi‘AflK BROOK.
A of” cmciilar Romance in (our acts and six-
teen tuitiieniir, wriltrn by the late CllA .
BARR is. a. prmlxm-vl in Sew Yarn. at the
Acts term of Music. for one out to year.
Elaborate Mniinlinus.
Huge and Mani- mi.» rlcenerv.
Costly Armor. 'l‘rapyinrs. properties. etc.
ii'um gn Hens itinmil featurra.
3 European l'remiwrs.
3 Grand Parisian “allots. .
m litliwme aim Beautiini‘Coryptees. so.
ill pm ’e. 7!»
A prm notion that Is perfect in detail. mag
ninvent in mi its departments. and rapsrla-
tlvely uracil in its entirely.
Heats new on sale at Plaisteti‘s and Gragorg‘a
drug stores. ml
f NOTICE
ls hereby given that an assessment nfthe polls
and taxable property or the East Norwulk
sir-hon! lilslrint. has bran maria on the llstul
1M field list may be seen at the resilience of
“some I'. Bent-dict. clerk of said district.
The Board of lielir-f. by law provided. will
meet at the store of W. . . Henfrmi. on Eridai
March itth,isss.htzo'ci«wt o m.. to tire and
determine all appeals to them made from ”M
seem tlitt.
iisua'ii last Norwallr,Conn. this 5th day
of March IM
'1. w. Hams.) committee":
I. B. SUIT“. . East porwallr
Ii. Tilnlhll. i fichml metrics.
restraint
.................. .m. ..
maeane“““eo‘se.”
« THE Hill-KIWI clIiHIllllHT
Consultsllon’bo 91mm and future in
ropphcnt the states
a set.
rename any inst
WHO?“
tar. bust
tine bedeelred. Consent
i In.‘ Will aivtp'n ladies I: can
“I. wit. up sunlight?“ m in:
r0 anvsnrissns.
Changes cannot be guaran—
ed in. Every reasonable effort
patrons. but changecaunotbe
imistedupcnasarightnnless
copy is sent in by s «elect
inthssftsrncoaofthsdey be-
tas-shamanism. ,
willbemadetcaccoinmodate'
new quarts”.
lilt East Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
J
em
SPECIAL Pincus torn-tie WEEK.
Condensed Milk. 70 can.
Pure Jelly. do lb.
White Cherries. 12c can.
Fine Prunes. , 5c lb :6 lbs, for 250.
as mine sensations.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, ‘
I3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
"tests ass-sum
Deanery . 5c
Gags Pin be. 100
“Charmer,” lb; libs (a ”s.
30 lb. Pail of Curious Jelly. Oi 00.
MAUI) s FLOUR, $4; 50 etc. Bag.
___.(’_K-o_ _.
THE HEW YIIHH STORES.
33 Main Street
Norwalk.
mm” .. .M.__.* 1
Where we keep everything good to eat. The best City Dressed Beef. PM, lamb,
miss the piece.
T1114} PEOPLE’S
13 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWAL
F. H. BRADBURY. PROP.
.BEAIS THEM ll
The only place in the city to get
Poultry, all kinds of Fish. Vegetables and in fact everything kept in a FIRST
CLASS MARKET, at "liver let live” prices. Just come and see and be convinced.
“Our weighs ere weighs of piessentness.” and “our reputation is at steak." Don't
MARKET,
FRESH BUHBIIHS AHll HHUHHLI E8
MEAD’S
ASKFilliMURBflll’SCHflCOLATES,flflc il.
H.R.BULKLEI&BI].
DEALER“ IN
BIBYIHES
AND
SUNDRIES,
HAVE FOR THIS SEASON:
STEIIIHS, Sliiil
From 17 to 26 lbs.
KEITIHB. 19 Mm. riot.
ELIOHE. m pm“ $15,
Mill's Elmlllt, $15.
25 p mods,
Second Hand Wheels iroin Sill lip.
Call and see our line.
52 South Main St...
Music Hall Block, South Norwalk.
, .,_,__ f!!!
Tax Collector's Sale.
Ynfll'i-I is lirrtehy uivo-n that lb»- tindrrsign.
s-iI.t'ilIIr'l'll)rttf tisseeJiiitls-r and by vir-
tue-«if is m-rtnin tux warmm. tluiy t'xv'l’llfi‘ll
anal nigiml by props-r authority and till‘t’l'lril
tn the unilerelgnei .comniamling him to levy
and culls-cf of
the Metals of Mary I. flnowden.
anal other persons nauml in liu- rare book, on
the “pi lit said warrant unlit-sell. their several
pro rtiniis ofthe sum total not Ibo-rein slated.
salt slim being a tan or mmmrnl laid upon
the ass-merrier“ list music In I”: by the inhabi-
tants of the Town or horwaik. might”? and
legally asseniltlerl to wit.on the its l by of
roller. A. it. W3. met for the purpose of
mviiiinir for the iinlwtiminmnf said town.
Pm... upon the following described real estate
of said
Es‘atw of Mary I» Snowden.
situated intmn of Nor-ale. at tlvmth Nor-
Wlthilqanlll t about fanramrs and bounded
northerly by Infill rmw nr formerly of Robert
B. rintiwtlnn and other-; can erly by land 'm‘mr
erly of Harriet Wilson. but nmv or late of
Merrill; annvhrrly by land of Everett Wheel.
er. land of Edward Ulmsleasl and land of .I. ll,
Brown. and westerly by the highway anown
as life Neck mall. exceptii. . however .lhe
land on said highway comes by said lary
b linowden to Home and Helen Steam in
dint-Min .s about it'll feet by all feet. and ex
crptlmr the land on the easterly rd» of e
premises mama! by said fiery s. timeout
lids and Lina Knmplsl. in dimensions m
feet“?! no feet-
A I shall sell at Public Action. on the
premises hereinbv furs descrlherlpri thseth tin
of Me) All. inn. at Ilto'clock a. in. missus:
thereof-s w ll raise the sum of amend
mower-v maximises dollars. be
in. the said relate of Mary
. to” . mm as.“ r.“ it:
w c erase . 0
‘°‘ memories.
We
at . Starch uh. A. “it"?
T671953
AUCTION
Sillillilll.lillll.l8.l895
' ioet a. m.
##ifnim use. Is is. see-seem M
enthe «rear of avenue
Begins
dance of
situated
Md the same day copy is hand- the Mn:
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New York A n nounccmessl.
" Our American Homer and flow to Furnishm
Homer’s Furniture.
Reasons why you should buy '
in preference to any other. .
(1). Because this firm hevs long or
joyed the reputation of keeping all] V
the best Furniture that can be prov
duced. both in medium and E -.
grades: (‘3)- Because their assortmeu
are unequalled; (3). Because their w
are the lowest at which goods of e
ard quality can be sold.
Latent productions in Dining Room. Bed F 1 _ .
Parlor. lrawing ltoom. Library and Rail l'u '
iure-—Venflianiarrui Purniiurr—«Noveltl ,
Importmi turnitiirw—Wiilw and Gold Innate
Furniture ~—~ inmrslmi and Brass bedstead!
English linens lied-trade (7! patterns): lupin
Bemtxm Pirrnlturr~~ltesilul Easy 1 hairs and
tws- -imuhing anti Billiill'J Room Furniture—-
l-Lw'rytmug for city or country barman—I. v
spurious ilwi‘r»——All prices In plain figures.
Furniture Gaiters and importers.
61-55 West 23d 51., N. I
(Adjoining Idea lune.»
Homer 1 Coke establishment In one of the a ‘ '
of low \‘ork.—-!ewapaper Comment.
s ‘»
‘ .h ‘ egg...
You are invited to vldt oer
CUTTING SCHOOL and see how
(a, who have only taken two or there
can out and lit tbs-serves patiently;
Noelasawcrkzseehpnpil taught m;
rstsiy. Price of CUTTER. with M
alone of Instruction. $10.00. Team,
”WWWMMWW “I“
can begins” tiers. mama.
from hot. loony. Wed-valley eel
l'rldsy "saw. and from! as,
Wednesdsyeudletaflaym
Blillill m 00.
22 Broth lain: . b. y...
“ TIHE CIHE OFIllllll HES
m
m H. S. HOOD,
. . GRADUATI W,
“Mid-mum.
TD ' i a
A NEW solicit”
Norwalk Chronicler