m. of hotter:
“Am W C. C‘ an“. Norwalk
m“- “*5 . Nwefllm for any or their
letter-v will pun“ pg my nro Idvofltm.
mm» -
Mn Sally Rust. Miss Ella Lyon. MR. 53‘
are Sub. "n, finale Patient. Miss Della
.‘\. 3t. Jr “. Mtg. Isabella Street, Mrs. Han-
tub Wl 4"!“
HRSTLRHEN‘S Llfi‘l‘.
Mr“ “out? Morton, J4me. O‘Connor. 0.
Slow.
a l
a. s. nus-mm). Rubinstei-
vaxmvr cnrnrn we“ xowwnu.-—Rev. William
G Spencer Rector. The owning «nice in Trinity
(mum will be alum-tinned. Afternoon Ionic:-
will be held at 3:” P. I. On Wednesday evening:
i-ervicn and lecture at 7:3) P. M. Stranger: cordially
h nvltrrl.
giant: 35am and $91k”.
lion. Dudley P. Ely and daughter. Miss
Mattie. arrived at the Gran 1 National Hotel,
Florida, on the 6th inst.
“00>”
timing business has dropped 03‘ sudden-
ly. W'ait till navigation opens once more
than hats will be hats.
, 995—“
Our streets are now in a bad condition.
Mud. slush. ruts and bumps abound on every
hand. But there‘s a good time coming.
—.—»~Qo§~——-——
Fourteen children set daily at lawyer
Evan's table to spent the innocent pancakes.
X.) wonder he looks so worn and weary.
———-——..—
Rev. 11 X. Dunning will preach in the
Cunzrentinnnl Church. Stamford, next Sun-
day. Rev. E. B. Huntington, of Stamford.
will preach in the Congregational Church,
this city.
. —-—w
'The trial of the chicken theives resulted
Rn their conviction. On Thursday last. they
’were tried and sentenced to state prison as
‘follows: William Parcells. two years; \Vm.
:Knnpp, two years; Abram Parcellsmne year.
- Pretty dear chichens.
Mr. S. G. Brinton has assumed the entire
business of Brinton & Tuck. He proposes
to keep a full stock of periodicals, papers.
stationery, cigars. etc. at the store formerly
occupied by the Remington Sewing Machine
Agency. See ad.
- ‘>—._..
The number of talked of candidates for
representatives is dwindling. The Demo—
crats speak of Gen. Taylor, ll. ll. Rowan.
If. H. Eth'll, C. \V’. Smith. nnd Chester 1".
Tolles. The Republicans list comprises
Gen, Guyer, T. Baker, C. E. Doty,C. W.
Hoyt, F. A. Tolles and Dudley P. Ely. At
this writing we wouldn‘t like to bet which
will be nominated.
————-——-¢¢>~
The Excelsior Gas Machine Co. have ta~
ken out the old boiler used by the Planing
Mill Co. and mputting in a new one. The
work room in burly ready for business. and
bv out work work will be begun. Mr.
'Weymonth. gas and steam fitter, is to occu~
pt? 3 portion of the ground floor. and nego-
tiations are being made with other parties
to «:1:pr the upper floor.
____‘ ,
For the slke of Mr. Benedict.in charge
of this station. We. are glad that navigation
has opened. During the rush of business
of the winter he hits been drove up lively.
but never in all the hurry and impatience
of those shipping or receiving twirl}! has
he lust his good “lure, but by being till
over as it worst at once. he has kept things
moving lively.
A pigeon shout took place at Bridgeport.
tut Saturday. lwtwreu Mr. Frank liurrltt.
of thiaeity. and Lueiut Abbott. of Bridge-
port. The match wait for 3100. twwtydlvo
minis, distance forty yards. under the usual
rules. Mr. tlarrltt won. killtnu thirteen out
of twenty-1w. Abbo‘t killed twelve. Af
terthe match. there was a about for two
aweqrakeu. tho first being won by A. I).
”want? Bridgeport. and the Mind by Mr.
“tumor. Hates. the crack shot of Norwalk.
W”
Th ‘1 iii our harbor Ins been closed loner
t tl‘ av Hun than at any time before within
th~ mom vr; of the most venerable inhabi-
tant. the supply of coal has held out. and no
advance has been made in prices. All
around us prices h in! advanced from $300
to 8t 00 per ton. :ml mtr dealers could have
sold every pound ll: ‘y bail on hand at
wholesale for more than they have, retailcd
it for here, but they have pit-ferret to sup-
ply the home darn ml at wlnt has been a
senior: to them.
<Vflw—
X.» prepcmtiuns seem to have been made
lm‘ tin: "thaw,“ and as a consequence the
streets for the past week have been in a hor-
rible condition. the water in many instances
running in the middle of the streets, when
it should have been led into the gutters.
Clay street has been badly nullied. and it
will cost a great deal more to repair it than
it would to have cleared the gutters for the
water. There is also another bad spot at
the junction of Washington and Franklin
streets, being impassable on the South side,
and the water instead of running under runs
over the street. A few hours labor
now will save hundreds of dollars next Sum-
3121’.
-—-——-4oo——-—-
From a copy of the California Farmer
published at Sacrerncnto, March. 14. 1856.
‘we copy the following notice of the New
Rochelle or Lawton Blackbery, which was
so papular. thrmtghont the country. The
article is accompanied by a full sized m1
paving: “This delicious fruit is now exten-
sively cultivated at the nursery of Messrs.
_ Geo. Seymour 65/01.. of Nurwalk, CL, who
‘ nave-event acres devoted to iucnltivation.
The bushes when in full hearing are such a
wonderful sight that hundreds of persons
visit the nursery every season to see them.
The! ban: from five to six quarts acb. and
”admin of enormous size,all larger
than the native Blackberry. They are
very steady bearing plants, yielding an
m every lemon.” . .
Q¢&v~—-—
Parties whom pointing this spring
give 77th! gagging Averill Chemi-
nwun-lutioa. It has becu'put
.mh whim,“ hula-
W‘ tut.
Gothic-Int: -
t ”“3 w an
Oyitwl mm
Livery «stoma weather.
Na malty fora street Quarter yet.
Gout. Perkins was in town on Monday
W
No moving to speak of by our merchant:
this flag.
It‘s about time spring jabbcd a pin Into
the old man winter.
-—-—<o§~——-—
Several desirable tenements are advertised
in our oolum this week.
mots—=—
C. R. Townsend ll opokaa of u a proba-
ble candidate for State Senator.
”‘0”—
“Go back out door. and clean your feet.“
is what the says now. and be generally goes.
W
“ it!“ Wt: " was in this city on Monday
last. He talks of hiring a hall and telling
us all about it.
w.—
Tho average boy now estimates his wealth
by the number of top: and quantity of cord
in his possession.
w-~._.‘.- ...._
The drawtender's holidays are over. and
now they have to earn their money the
same as other pmplo.
--—-«o
Six new members of Old Well [look and
Ladder Co.. were elected last Monday even-
ing— all “ mallchy‘s."
M-———
The easiest way to get rid of hard time:
is to stop grumbling and pay your debts.
You'll be surprised at the result.
—-———-¢¢v———-
W: don'tlike to make any rash assertions,
but we are rather-inclined to think that the
back bone of winter ll broken.
._.._.__.+..—————
Next Tuesday high hats and huttonhole—
ing potiticans take poseesion of this city.
County Convention. ,
————¢+o——-——-
Feck. druggist, has got some of the host
perfume that. ever delighted the olfactories
of humanity.
”cow—'—
The bogus Theatre Comiqo Compan
were treated as they deserved last Saturday
night—to an almost empty house.
W
The first cargo of coal since navigation
closed in this harbor arrived for Mr. J. H.
Ferris Wednesday morning.
—————-¢oo——-—-—
The Messrs. Hoy' Bros. had on hand in
their various receptacles, when the harbor
froze up. over 10,000 bushels of oysters.
-—-—————o»———-—
Rev. H. N. Dunning, by request, preached
his " Looking Glass Sermon," at. the 2d
Methodist Church last Sunday afternoon.
——-o>—-—-
W. H. Swords has just received some
very fine diagonals for dress suits; also
splendid line of goods for spring business
suits.
”-4... ——-——
Don‘t forget it—that W. C. Quintardd:
00., keeps the largest and best stock of
hardware and agricultural implements in
the county.
«o
The officers of Old Well Hook 8: Ladder
Co. were their new gold badges for the first
time at the ball. They are of unique design
and fine workmanship.
”—90.“
Mr. Geo. W. Day’s "price current.“ shows
some remarkably low prices for groceries.
If you‘ve got the spoots, you can buy cheap
now.
———&~5———-
Canary birds don‘t sing much this spring.
Seed has advanced not“ “.00 to $8.00 per
bushel, which Is about a penny a Peck. so
says the druguist.
. ”coo—~—
lf there is anything that will make a man
swear otl‘ using tobacco, it is to be handed.
after requesting a chew of the weed, a box
well filled with old quids.
———aoo———e
Mr. F. A. Tollea has got. the champion
dried beef cutter of the city—his only rival
being Mr. John numbing: This machine
slices it otf tltiuenough to please a restaurw
ant keeper.
etc
Old Well limit & Laddeer having been
so successful with their ball. we trust they
will be encouraged to git up a first class era
curslon or pic uie during the coating aunt.
turr.
—=-.—: - ” aw”...
lllml in Mlabuwaka. Numb bib. Susan
wife of Orlando lluni. Mr. and Mn. llttul
moved from Monroe. in this county. about
the year toss. and kept the lit hotel owned
in Mlslutwnkn.
W n...
A notorious hone tltelf. Frank T. Mchp
ty, atom Cbu. ht Webster. was arrested at
Providence, it. 1., Feb. 31th. This McCarty
Iathouuht to be the leader of a gang of
which the man “coolly arrcrtcil here was
one.
'0'.
Blood will tell. as Harvey‘s express wagon
steed showed last Monday morning. in a
race with the driver up Railroad row. The
succession of backward and Skyward kicks
was exceedingly lively and lofty. Harvey,
sell him to the next circus come: along.
W
A fine opportunity is oflered to parties
wishing to engage in manufacturing in this
city, by the ofering for sale of the Prentice
Hat Forming Factory. It is unusually fa-
vorably situated. being on the N. Y.. N. H.
d: H. R. R, is well equlpped with drivlbg
machinery and in good order throughout.
-—-—oo-—-——
The building known as tho “ Steamboat
Hotel" at the foot of Marshall St., has been
divided up into three desirable tenements
and will be ready for occuptncy by April
In. Two of the rents have already been
engaged. The building ll to be nicely
painted‘outsldo and in, and fitted up in good
shape throughout.
—-—-——¢oo——-
Those that have made applications before
the Registrar: to be made electors. must ap-
pear at either the office of the Selectmen
and Town Clerk, Norwalk, on Monday the
226. from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., in at the omce
of Louis J. Blake. this city. on the 286.
during" the same hours, for the put-pus of
being cxuwlned as to qualifications and
“made."
——<»——-—
" Prof Revnolds failed according to the
Danbu News. in his experiments in maul
magnet to at that. place. The rofeaaor
did well here, giving our penpenv
amusing entertclnmanL—Nnrw ilk Somme .
i
l
city.
W
Won’t ltbo fun touctbu-dxnowucm-
benofour Hook & Ladder Continuing
their truck. Glad we don‘t belong.
w—
The ever Jovial Turner put in his ap-
pearance at the Rock a Ladder Coda ball,
and he made things lively too.
W .
Our Billy mt was upset while he was on
his way home from the tlromaa‘a bail last
Thursday morning.
”—3-...“—
St. Patrick's My passed quietly in this
towa. the Irish population wisely refrain-
ing from expanding their money In a useless
street demonstration.
m—
ono of the luxurlu of this menu in a
mute agent. He band: {you his «flora .
band it back. no lies are told. and '1, true
lost.
“‘09——
Lut Monday a fair six foot. clothes-pin
modeled damsel. stepped at least at: foot
acmarlvulat on Washington street. A
tribe like unto her would be the rutnatlon
of bridge builders.
——”——
The oyster supper of the East Ave. M. E.
Church. Tuesday evening, was a decided
success. so much In that it will be repeated
tonight (Wednesday). The receipts the
first night amounted to nearly 0100.00.
“W—
The pawnbrokera sale by A. R. Simpson
& Co. was well patronlao hero. and some
good bargains were secured. Capt. Stead-
man got one. and some other: bought as
many as half a dozen watches.
"mo——
Easter approaches. and many a father and
husband ll being importuned for that new
hat and dress. and many a fair damsel is on
the ragged edge of despair. We‘ll bet a
four dollar bill that the hat and dress are
forthcoming, however.
—-—--—-—Q§
0—“
One of our saloon keepers complains that
It has taken a keg of nails, and worn out
two hammers, to provide accommodations
for the drinks that he has had to “ hang up "
the past winter.
————-4w————-
Our friend who resides on Golden Mill,
is, we think, trying to rulh the season by
wearing that venerable “ white hat" of his.
The boys any, the next time they see it they
will “ shoot it" with snow balls. lie
shouldn't. rush the season, but wait till the
Mayor rings the bell.
———..‘..,.——~
As soon as the weather becomes settled
we hope the Board of Councilmen will have
back bone enough to enforce the laying of
paved or concrete sidewalks in our main
thoroughfares. The votes already passed.
if enforced, would greatly improve the city.
——————+»—~——-
Rev. Dr. Hawtey has come out ahead in
the squabble with the vestrymen of St.
James Episcopal church, Dunbary,‘ the
church having been opened for service
Wednesday, 17th, by order of the Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas.
W
The N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. 00.. have
handsomely fitted the commuter: car, which
was Injured by the late accident. and it was
run for the first time last Friday. The car
has no fixed seats. but carries chair-I owned
by commuter: who pay extra so much per
year for the privilege of space.
W
The Messrs. 'l‘. E. a If. B. Smith, Norv
walk. anticipate receiving noon the fluent
line of wall papers ever Ihown In this town.
In the mean time they are closing out old
stock at very low prices. Their store is sur-
mounted by one of the best changeable signs
in the county. When you go up main street
look at it.
W
On Thursday last the entire Legrand
Lockwood estate was sold for town taxes by
Collector Raymond, and was purchased by
,,L'nclo“ Low ltavmond, for ”92.73. who.“
hear, should it be unredeemed before the ex-
piration of a year, is going to try and trade
it for Stiltaon‘a Whistlevllle property.
———.-—<~o—
A man that makes a martyr of himself for
the community shouldn‘t be made fun of.
and when we saw a Washington street gen:
tleutau threw his weight on a shovel. and
that shovel slipped and he wont swimming
in the gutter. the attest tear: we. ever tasted
flowed like rain out of a water spout:
fl...“—
‘l‘lio oystertueu are strongly in favor of
Gen. Guyer going to the legislature again
this spring. Mr. tiuyer has already but
time teruta. and they want to make it a
fourth. Mr. Gum has ably represented the
district and worked faithfully for his con-
stituents. and his reelection would be but a
tit compliment for his mvlm.
W
“ Our Harbor ta m thousand dollars
this your, to coat one tho tickling of the chan-
nel bod. Earlier and more per-fluent sup.
pllutlun would have secured us more. but
the proper spirit is to be thankful for the
stun lest favors."— Gout”.
Which ll just seven thousand dollars too
much. for whether “ the channel bed “ of
the harbor be “ tickled “ or not, It in certain
that the oysters on the oyster-beds are not
tickled by tho dumplng of the dredge boats:
and the " cursory rental ks " of our oystermen
indicate that they are not much “ tickled,"
either. Great is the wisdom of the General
Government in its internal improvements—-
to silence the " ahrloka of locality " and M1-
vanca the interest of local politicians.
Hp—
Lut Sunday morning about 7 o‘clock.
“Mr. S. G. Brlnton was returning from
his store. where he hid been to put out
the lamp left. burning over night, and
when opposite Messrs. Crofut & Knapp‘a
hat factory, he noticed a great volume of
smoke leaning from the ventilator. He aus-
nicionod fire. and went and looked into the
“ make shop.” and saw that a smouldering
are extended from under one of the kettles
out upon the floor. He at once entered by
a window. and with the ald of a pail and
the water in the tube standing about, luc-
ceoded in extinguiahlng it before it had done
much damage. The fire had probably been
burning some time. but i the flooring was
wet it had mode but alight headway. [Great
mind, and as no alarm was madohe undoubt-
edly saved the firm much expense that
might have been motioned had a ‘
alarm been sounded. .
————«o—-——
Opon m.
Ma. P. W. Gums.
Bonito“ don‘t appreciate annual mag-
helm. We have It daily. It mm 10 cents
‘b drink. and when a man gets magnetized.»
he stays put.—D.mbury Globe. _‘
—“Eadn‘t we” better swear ufl‘. or at least ,
come down to n woeklydrlnk f "
resell y
credit is due Mr. Brlnton for his prosonceiof
general
DurSlrr—Slacemsklng them: »
on'theDottsgapboe on W i 1.
Point. change- bave occurrod'wbiobwuri f
not the floggipanyin withdnwiugthoofiu
Borough Poop ‘
av can out arm or,
H. 3. BROWN;
BOOTS, SHOES 6L RUBBERS
Of all kind “to“. low.“ walla . A
new “m
dim: “ "t a
A man LOT 01"
Lndlea’ Rubbers, second
quality. Price 40 etc. a pair.
Mona’ ditto 70 on. a pair.
”
A lam assortment of good good- of all kinds. at
fair prices.
Come and See.
4’
Donotforc-
1
nor-- Cara run right by the door.
got the place.
ELY’S BLOCK,
sour}! NQRWALK, 01‘.
THE PLACE TO BUY
Drug-gilt: Acorostfo.
Soap. Sponges. Select Drugs.
Fluid. Extracts, Flour Sulphur.
Pure Drugs. Perfumery. Patent Medicines.
Ellxertt, Extracts, Eye Stones,
Camphor. Cloves, Cobalt, Cards.
Kamula Powder. Knives,
Drugglat Sundries, Daxtrino. Dlgalallno.
Rouge. Rum Bay. Rue. Ragweed,
Uva-Uerei. Umbrellas old to lend.
Guarana, Gum Stlclac, Gum Trogacumth,
Glycerine, Gelatine, Gino, Gum Arabic,
Isinglaas, Indolllble Ink, Indigo.
Skins Chamois, Saffron, Sage, Senna,
Troohes. Thyme, Tar. Tongue Scrapers,
Syrups. Spermncetl. Strychnla,
Ointmenta, Oils Essential. Oil Castor.
Unicorn Root, Unrivaled Root Beer,
Tissue Rubber. Tooth Brushes, Tin Foil.
Honey, Hair Brushes. Humphrey‘s Specifics,
N aptha. Nutmogs. NorvlueSDodd‘I,
0at~tneal. Oil Cod Liver. Opodcldoc.
Restorer: for tho Pair, More, Rat Poison,
WatonuModloal, Wine of the Woods,
Aniline Colors. Atwood‘s Cologne,
Loechea Boat Sweedish, Linmentl,
Knowle‘s Insect Powder. Kathalron.
Call and not: for yourselves. ready to wait
On customers. We can be found for
Night calls. on Havlland Street.
Nearly opposite Book ck Ladder 00.. No. 1‘.
Spring Trade l3?
Store Full of New Goals l
" GOOD GOODS ‘
: ATTHR .
1.. LOWEST PRICESQ
“a“!!! IN PM!“ "Cum. 3
seam FOR
C. E. BURT’S
rm Shoes for mm, Itasca and
Children. '
,r lust limb inventory. [love i
, thrown owt all tho «out Shop .
;;‘ Keeper-a” shall coll the- wt
” “ALF PRICE AND mu. ‘
SOME 0? TE FIGURES. .
: On. it. ladle-‘Rubberl ..... . .......... “ole. l
‘. no ”Childnna‘ootorod Solicitation-worn. *
' Chlldrone‘ Shoes ......... . ..... . .. ‘
l
l
13.40%
Lace
Mariana Boyl‘ Boots ........
RUBBEBS AT“ 0T8-
Opora House Black,
Como and aka the. away. 3.
not Women‘s and m%smm.mwm
Ladln‘ Gal button and -
...... v.00 Ll.
$1.”. I.“ ii}
run mans noun or mums,
A. H. 11mm .5; 00. l
ORWALK. CONN. :51
TABLE LINERS.
WAMSUTTA. MUSLINS l5
Splendid Lot of Calicoes _8 and
Cloths cheaper than ever.
chine Needles, Thomson’s
Three and Six Cord Thread, and
First-class Dying Establishment.
CALL AND sEE... p“ _
o. It. a. r. c. ‘ BENNETT“!
NAPKIus.
TOWELB,
DOLLARS and cures,
HANDKERGHIEFS, a-
Agents for most kinds Sewing Ma-
Glove Fitting Corsets. Willimantic
the noted Harris Seamless Kid
'Glove, Rubber Coats and Ladies Clocks; Also a New
Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
“Annuncs,
SKIRTS.
others in Proportion. A
Cashmerejand Broad
Cts.
10 cts.
York
Tun Rllrwa-rox BIWINO
Macaw: has sprung rapid-
ly into favor a- pone-ling
the belt connnu'rlorl of
good qualities. timely:
nght runmng. smooth.
noiseless, rcpid.
with perfect Lock Stitch.
durable.
it in a Shuttle Machine.
with Automatic Drop Food.
Design beautiful and con-
otruoted the vary but.
GOOD AGENTS \VANTED.
Address,
D
E, Remington at Sons,
Remington Sewing M.
Remington Ag’l 00.,
CO" l “.105,
l
REMINGTON.
REMINGTON SEWINGMACHINE 00., ILIllll, N. Y.
BRANCH ONICEI 0F REMINGTON CDMPANIES.
it. Y. 3?:
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NEW 600118,
A. DIGKERMAN 8t SON’S.
must-ox :10. t Ma-
chine for family an. In the
m yvov q] «a «am
has met with a more mph?
mvmqrunnm
on Mac on the mar-
M.
More! No. I Mao
chino for 1W
andfantllyuo, (ready for
delivery only atone June.
WM). for-nap. perfection
and variety of work1 is
without ninth mall: or
workshop.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR. -
let it: at Broadway New Yor
Madison .. New York. Raw
Chicago. auto Bk. 8.
Washington 8t..
1 West “b St...
k. Anal.
rug Machines.
Machines and Arms.
ton. in! win: Mackinac.
cloud 18 Bow! Machines;
Cone-on 8t... t
on, m min I not.
Atlanta. 6a.. DoGtve'I Opel-ail“ Marietta at;
a; Machine-
on
So
Washington. D. C..hlt Seventh St, 8. Machfn
9
‘ Tailoring Department of two of the fluent
and unknown firm in New York. and ‘
.$20.
WILL BUY A.
First nurture Premium Bani
OFT!!!
N. Y. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO.
husband is! edfortbo u useful-l
fund! for the . manhunt a bulldtggm the Club?
New York. to
one
Perpetual World's Fair,
be and for a
- unfli‘fili'i‘ai‘.'poa'“"..°.':l’.'v"mm&l7&$
. a centre of hmuywhloh will
b the whole count-yr; ,
the stature of 0 State of
to a number of our
goat) and “Ghana”
on v no on a
of tbrmolt 7:1:le land In the city of cw York:
The building» erected will be savor: stories high
'“f..l“.m°"““" "M‘Wfl‘s list. 1 will
. Brick and Gian. soda-adenin-
cactia are
that mortgage on the land and ball at!
of making them popular. the .
d to have quarter 1 drawings of
- this may beta: the interest on the
.3383: m whole loan.
“ Oi rm DRAWING 73m. m. 1815."
:3 Capital Premium ,,8100,990'
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