" enhance have won “in
“Wain-genito-
uhmthnn the exhibitors of
*Mupresldential elector from
m Grover. of Oregon. in 1878. and
whemnamhcum notorious during the
,W controversy. died at Portland.
m on Saturdav nieht.
#
' Nave-damn southern cities are visited
"h a devastating pestilence. The condi~
36-de street in New Orleans is
, “I to corrupt the whole city. In it
over four thawed loads of kitchen refuse.
dead dege andoarcssscsof all kinds were
found.
In a Liverpool theater the false alarm of
fire edited in a panic which caused the
deethefal least forty people. and among
the hundred who were wounded. many are
not expected to live. A want of proper
«treatise building prevented many
from making their escape. and just before
whiagtbedoor some were crushed to
death.
#
DnTelmage of Brooklyn preached last
Sunday to seven thousand people while a
surging crowd of two thousand more block-
adep the in front of the door. The
Doctor n the promised series of sermons
on'Tbc Night Side of City Life." His
plan ts to explore first the haunts of tnlqni
ty in the city and then to preach about
them.
A dinetrous tire occurred in Pennsylva-
nia lget Sunday. The town of Edinburgh
was almost completely destroyed. Two
hundred and twenty-five houses were born-
ed and much sufi'ering exists. A relief com
mittee hes bee organised and contributions
of food from the adjacent towns and fern»
era in the vicinity are being distributed to
the homeless.
An exciting balloon ascension took place
in Scranton. Saturday morning. Prof.
King went up in astorm and was swept
over the dreary mountain ranges south~east
of Scranton with wonderful rapidity. After
driving ahead for two hours the balloon
was anchored in Providence township. :1
distance of about one hundred and twenty-
five miles from the starting point.
A great deal of damage was csuscd of see.
last Saturday by the severe storm which
prevailed along the New England coast. At
Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket wrecks
cf schooner-a were wssbed ashore and the
steamer River Queen reports thst on the
trip from Nentucket to the msinlnnd Mon
day morning. the Sound was full of
wreckage.
The lending tenor of Vienna who is driv.
ing the people there wild with enthusiasm.
was formerly a baritone. in dispute at
some love sifsir he cut his throat and was
token to the hospital to die. A clever doc
tor mended his larynx and he came out
of the sick room the sweetest tenor known
to the world. The rest are ready now to
cut their throats for jealousy.
Billy Walsh is a reformed drinker of New
York. He has been converted now about
flfieun years. but has only lately become a
public character. lie hes set the story of
his conversion to music and sings it accom-
panied by a banjo melody. He frankly says.
“I don‘t know a note of music. but God
made up a tune for me to sing. and I am
“here to sing it.“
Mar Climate fixed a gun in his melon
patch. in Summoner. 1a.. in such a way
that the person who stirred at certain large.
ripe melon would receive a charge of buns.
He meant to remove the gun in tho morn-
lag if no thief was caught in the night. but
before daylhht his mother in~law went out
teget a melon. and got the beans. She was
uriously wounded. and refuses to believe
that Gilmen did not set the trap for her.
Mme Julius Botchhisa of Con‘
«out. while at the Fifth Avenue. in an
interview on Wednesday. acid that the rr~
publimea were making a hard-money tight
in h state. while the democrats were divix
dud on the financial question. The gr€en~
hackers would poll some 10.000 vets and
fl wobbly defeat the election of a gov~
senor by the people. ‘Bethohghtthere
phleasawesldelecttwoor three or the
farm-en and carry both branches
of be menu. then eecuring a United
Manatee as successor to Senator Bar
com.
The Napkin dealer-eh says: One of the
rub madlemphis. who owns a hotel.
and whcwaahlntselfinaaafeplaceonthr
hulking outof the great plague. wrote to
h superintendent to “reduce the salaries of
all employees lmmedietely." That rich
men‘s name has been filed away in our pri~
vets archives. and if the “old man“ lives.
he will be able to resurrect that old second.
rel. That rich man not only owns a hotel.
but agreet deal of other property in the
city of Israelite.
Amsatingofthe elvOOilN committee of
the Connecticut Prison Asaocistion was
held in Hartford. Thursday. The report
eftha cometary showed that during the
not all months fifty-two prisoners had
been released from flats Prison. Forty
nine were received by the society and thlr~
'tysdxrecatvuda'd. Sofareaeanbe ascer~
“chute! th whole number have
There is trouble among the Democrats in
the Mk dis-lot The Litebfield county
Democtuey feel a certain at the ae~
lection of a candidate from Fairfi :1 county
and douot enthuse over Air. Broggerhofl.
Even in Palrfieid county the nomination
falls to give satisfaction, and there are
many Democrats who think It is crowding
the mourners to put up a candidate who vir-
tually belongs to New York when there
were numerous statesmen more intimately
identified with Connecticut interests who
would hsvo consented to run for Congress.
it looks as though Mr. Nills’ canvass would
be a repetition of that which he made last
ytar in the Seventeenth district. when he
overcame e majority of seven hundred.—
New London Telegram.
- CONNECTICUT POI-m
A correspondent of the New York Tim.
writing from {Isrtford ohdtr date of the
icth lush. d.stibes the political situation as
follows:—“ The Democratic leaders are
getting very much worried over the politi-
cal situation. sud Willietu ii. Barnum is es~
pccrally nervous about hie chances of being
returned to the United States Senate. The
fear of the party managers is that the
Greenback Party. whose strength they have
belittled. is powerful enough not only to
threaten the defeat of the Democratic state
ticket. but also somcicntly well organised
to make a determined push for the balance
of power in the state legislature. The vote
cast in the town elections was a surprise to
the Democracy. Senetor Barnum. by prc~
arrangement. met the State Committee in
Hartford. of. the Allyn House. and also had
the candidates for sure ofilcers here. with
several partisan advisers from various ports
of the state.
“Charles Durand of Derby. the Derm-
cratjc candidate for Lieutensntfloveruor.
who was put on the ticket in the hope that
he would attract the Greenback vote. and
C. W. Carter. the Greenback sud Democre~
tic candidate for Congress in the Norwich
District. were called in. specially to see if
they could not bring some pressure on the
National Putty to withdraw independent
nominations in the towns. and to secure in
the Hartford district especially n combina-
tion against Gen. Hurley. Mr. Lenders.
Democratic candidate for Congrfie: has ex
pressed a willingness to give up the actor
notion providsd tho Greenback candidate
for Congress wuuid follow his exrmplewtth
on understanding that a new man. satisfac-
tory to both ptrlies. should be put in the
field. It was believed. however, that the
plan had been abandoned. us it Was Consid
cred by the most sstute Democratic leaders
to be e confession of weakness and would
lead in certain deftn'. But the meeting here
to day has revived the report that the tfl'ort
to form ecumbinntioh has not been often
doncd. and possibly in it few days there any
be some interesting developments."
Magazines.
usursn‘s MAGAZINE Fort newsman, 1878.
Harper‘s Magazine for Novunber l.)clill‘l~
fully concludes n beautiful volume. The
number opens with a bright littlc paper ilt‘E~
cribinz a “ Free Kindergitten " in New
York City. With exquisite pictures by Miss
Curtis. of reel children involved in the en-
chantmehts of Froebei‘s wonderful system.
As if to contrast the children of bubiflom
with those of civilization. the some Number
Contains n very interesting end attractively
illustrated paper by Henry W. Elliott on
“ Wild Babies." from Alaskn to the Gulf.
The quaint style of Abbey‘s illustration has
had no better illustration than in “ The Fire
Wizssrd. " 'hlu h Lira. Kellen S. Conant
hes happily rendered from an old German
belied. The typography of the poem isa
part of the illustration itself. To show the
versatility of Abbey‘s pencil. ably supple.
mented by engraving of the highest ordct.
we need only to turn from the German bel»
led to the three illustrations of “ Melonie.“
an excellent story by Clhhl F. Morse.
Willlem Gibson‘s poem. “ The Valley of the
Yomouri.“ is tinely illustrated by Morse.
With the single exception of the pepcr on
David Terriers—fifth in the series of “Old
Flemish Masters “—the illustrated articles in
this Numberereell Americana. Air. 8- -nj\
min ‘s description of the Stu Islands off our
South Atlantic coast is full of touresttng
legend and romance. associated with this
unique worries of islands. sod is «room.
panied by twenty‘four besutit‘ul tllustr ~
tions. John Muir. who has often enriched
the pages of llsrper with his admirable
studies of the Sierras. cmtributea to this
Number an exceedingly interesting and well
illustrated paper on the New Sequoia r‘orrete
of Culiforuia Elwin P. Whipplr‘s piper.
“Some Recollections of Rufus Cbosle." will
not disappoint the large number of readers
who have been looking forward to its pubii~
cation. It is full of characteristic encedotts.
giving also a critical estimate of this eminent
lawyer and statraman. Bitck‘s “ Macleod
of Dara” and Hardy‘s “ The Return of the
Native ‘" —the two best serials of the year—
ere Continued; end there are two excellent
short stories besides “Melanie " already
mentioned. Those are. “Angelique'e
Novitiate.” by KsteP. Osgood. and “The
Thousand and Third Night." by 6.1). Cab
row. Prof. Tayler Lewia' “ The power end
Pathoe of Euripides“ --e posthumous paper
—will prove of especial interest to all
readers who admire the strong examples
furnished by ancient classical literature.
The Editorial Departments are es.intereat~
leg as usual.
-—*”O——-
A Ila-bury Ian‘s Experience
with Cannibals.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes the or
rival at that port of an American named
Lewis Chase. who for more then a quarter
of a century has never seen a civilized
country not has seldom looked upon the
face of a white men. San Francisco is the
first glimpe of civiliattion he has had strict-~
he left his native hole in Dsnbury. Conn.
twenty-seven years ago. For twenty-five
years and six months he has lived on a
group of Needs in the Pacific. inhabits-i by
ferocious animals. and he has seen cannibal-
ta- practiced as a fineartandesafisrca
. dbplay of human ferocity. Ir. Chase says
we wleh one tribe of astiveaheida
another. lathe-asiyhsutalaad
dviwesswhlchthq have waged
easaetharthaelntaendesptmse
thseehrvphc
Wish-tale Wheaa
fill
f
l
h‘
and
quiet
h a “mince“. Mus-hunch
tun. dishes to «emanated-hiatus mat.
hen-aflb-flyemhse “M “\mmtmfie membraneatynz“hsahatauavatseaa .
that! sampeeatelymsd forthatreevoe are
healthy food. You“ children and cameo
rlatl fernslas. it young. are also considered
toothaotne morsels.
——-—¢oe-—-——
Bishop Gnlhorry’n “ml.
A great crowd attended the funeral of the
late Bishop Galbcrry in the basement of the
unfinished St.Joacph‘s cathedral in Hart-
ford. Tuesday. The interior was deeply
draped in mourning, end the catsfalqoe
stood at the bond of the center aisle. The
heavy oiakot lay on a dire covered with
black broadcloth bordered with white. end
was so placed that the peaceful features of
the deed prelste could be seen by many in
the church. The body was attired in thenc
purple and white vestmcnts In their order:
Csaaock. rocbet. surplico. nl'n stole. maniple.
v'cbsaulbe. vrhlte silk embroidered gloves on
the bands end white e-itlo slippers on the
feet. 0n the third finger of the left hand
WM the Episcopal amethyst ring. around
the nrc‘t was hung the Episcopal cross, nod
the hands were clasped over a smell bronse
crucifix. The crown of white flowers.
which was suspended from the center of
the catsfalqoe so that it hung directly over
the body. was the some crown that hung
over Bishop Mol‘stlantl as his body lay in at
similar state duringe funeral service four
years ego Wednesday. The it was bid
been preserved in wax. The whole appcur'
once of the cetsfslqne was very impressive.
The crypt or vault for the reception of
the remains is directly in the rear of the
altar in the church shove. Mourners had
been viewing the deed almost it“ night. and
they were passing in en endless stream in
the morning. A little before 11 A. it. the
priests began the solemn omcc of the dead.
Next followed the poutidcisi l‘t quicm rules
celebrated by the most Rev. Archbishop
Williams of Boston.
The music was very fine. The choir true
the regular one ‘of the cathedral. increased
Gundlock. The hymn before the norm-m
was soon by Mia: B. Cn‘iill of New ii mm.
and Messrs. P. If. S nith and J. Ahm'n of
Hartford.
Bishop DcGrnesbriand's sermnn lxai for
its text: “And Julius also was slain. end
the people of Israel bcimilotl him With greet
limenilttione and they mourned for him
many days. and said how bet he fallen. the
mighty son of him i.“ It wot u fitting
tribute. Aftt-r the sermon the bishops in
turn performed uhsolution. the mtny priests
standing in itbin lll‘i chancel rail Imltling
lighted Clothes and clinnting the wept-rs.
A prot‘csdvtn w is formed which to lined
thruudi tho church aisles. the priests first.
followed by the bishops. R turning. ten of
the fourteen priests present of the Order of
St. Augustine raised the Guild. and carried
it. the while a mournfnl tiirgu was being
chanted. back into the mostly and into the
crypt. Here took place the concluding
burial services. and us the list prirst tluffed
his veatnenis the 110330 of tho tnusuus' tools
echoed through the vestry us the s'one \tnt
plncni and Clillt'illfd in ftoti of the no: pl
ncle. After the seniors the bishops of New
B lgl‘iilll, will) lllf‘ exception of the Bishop
O'Rt-llly of Springfield. “'llt) is in Europe.
and who was represented by Rev. Mr.
P.) were of “'otct-ster and lively of Coicopor.
llie Vicnr gi-ueriils of his dtnct an, met in the
into bishop‘s study and dicltlt‘d upon throt-
names to be sent to R tum frlntu “Itu‘li the
to Bishop Gal serty. 'i‘ho bishops designate
sud dt'grttts.
--— QOM
llrs. Alexander‘s Appeal on ller
Knees.
A itegic scene was enacted in the Bridgi-
porijntl. Friday. The two prisoners. who
had not court—reed tucetlter since Frank E
Bsmcéi was brought book as it piK‘kt‘l‘li tut:
thief from Norwich. were placed face to
face and lied An interview in the presence
of Mr. t)lm~tend. Chief Mush. 06km Ar-
nold sud Jriior Wells. It came about in
this way. hits. Alexander. it appears.
wrote several letters to the State's Attorney.
lmpluriug him to permit her to have an in«
terriew with Bisset‘. Site assured him that
it once she could ftcc him he wool not re
fuse to declare that she was innocent clthe
crime churned against h r. All she wanted
was to see him and talk to him in the pres
ence of any one the State‘s Attorneys might
select. She reminded Mr. Olmstrnl that.
before piecing her on trial for her life. if he
at all believed in a God or in a Bible he
could not refuse this boon to an innocmt
women. The State‘s Attorney kt-pt her re-
quest under advisement for sotne little time.
and finally made up his mind tnet theoourse
of justice would not be defeated by aere.l~
in: to her prayer.
Acuimpauied by the officials above men
tinned. a visit was mode to the j til end the
keeper was ordered to bring in the two critn .
iosle into his uni-re on the first fl tor. Mrs.
Alexsnder. looked much older since her in-
carceratloo. woe fitst brought fault the fr~
msle tier and meekly occupioi the on \it at
signed to her. On recognising the ollloisls
she had seen before she soon hemmed her
old deli “ll attitotle. blushing slightly. “‘ht‘u
itnmcdiat tly after Frank E Bsisat-tt wee led
into the office by one of his keepers. Frank
looked exceedinrly pale and trembled us he.
took a seat in the circle which was formed
by this time. lie tried to evade the clones
of the woman. but before he could turn his
head she was on her feet. rising to her full
and more than her full height saying:
“Frank. don‘t you fear men; fear God
only. Tell the truth now and confess whet
you have done.“
“I have nothing to con foes." Frank replied.
Astonished at his calmness. ebc glanced at
the officers. ell seated in a circle. she being
the only person standing. and advanced to-
ward ihe place where Btasett was seated.
looking him straight in the eyes. saying:
“Don‘t you know tbst you killed Wine-
beckor f Don‘t you remember that you put
him in the barrel and tbst I fell alongside
of the barrel overcome by fright and four!“
Bennett remained unconcerned. immova-
ble. only ebowi ng alight nervousness tit the
woman's incresaed passionate tone of mice.
Not a word escaped his lips. however.
“You said you once loved me.” and ray-
ieg this she threw herself heating on the
fioorand finally assuming a kneeling push
tioa. While thus on her knees. with hands
folded and arms ontatretched.ahe exclaimed
in washed enough to be heard all over
the prison miner
“Byalltheattachmeatyh ever had for
“by all thalaveyoeeverharenuay sow
asyrkhthere that P- Mdlohn‘a
death. New tayanr chsaaaeay it new.“
hishastepartlyeaida said tea
tenea'ihaveeathtsg to aaynew. l
by the addition of Messrs. Sullivan nod.
cocci ire of cardinals will chuoso n successor
their choice by the titles titlmt‘sst‘mui', dt‘gm‘or.
ion in crime.
Henry Triatem has a house In worse of
erection next door to the Methodist Church.
Aunt Abby Holmes died at Not-clan on
the 13th inst. She would have been 08
years old in March. ..
The prayer meeting at the Congrega-
tional Church will be held hereafter in the
vestibule of the chutch. each person is re
quested bring a chair.
The burners thieves ere around. and sev-
eral persons bsvc lost sets of harness. The
thieves wont to W. Streets but left the hat-
neaa as it was not new. A whip that was
stolen from “endure Austin was found in
W. N. Brady’s yard.
—-——-4s
;_.....
State News.
There is a growing sentiment among the
people of West Strstford in fever of annex-
ing the borough to Bridgeport. The matter
will probably come before the General Ae-
eembly this winter.
James Doole .ertglttbcr in charge of lo
comutlve No. ll’i. on the New Turk road on
Wednesday. on approaching Stamford die-
o mend it than Iyion Ivctwocn the rails. and
reversed his engine. The pilot passed over
the man without Inflictiog any injury. but a
forward movement of the train n tothsr foot
would have caused instant donth. '
A trump perpetrated a terrible outrage up-
on n Indy living upon Bllnmen Sb. Sunday
evening. lie and ti companion culled at her
house and iueulcntly naked for food. Upon
being refused Ito struck her violently in the
turnout turd knocked her down. She was
lllutlt: at the flute and before friends srrived
the fellow had dranppeared. The assault
was made in the darkness. and the lady is
unnhle.lhoreforo.tn identify the men.— [New
London Telegram.
Hamlin. one of the two men accused of
the murder of Watchman Shipnian in tlib
State prison. was rontovcd this wet-ll from
that Institution to thejtil tn lleriford. The
tcrm for whibh be was sent to prison for
burglary has expired.“ having gained some
weeks by his good behavior before the mur-
der. and if he had not endeavored to escape
he would have now been a free fl‘lh'l instead
of being held for his crime of murder.
Rev. Mr. \Vulsh of Merl-ion. Vicar Gon-
ernl of the R llllIu C itholic diocese of Hart-
ford. has been seriously ill for soversl days.
The news of the Bishop‘s tit n it brought. on
feldprt‘ Thurmluy night and the prospects of
recuvrry it e teptt‘si-uicd as .t‘ubtful.
lt-v John Lynch. pastor of St. M-ry'a
Roumn Catholic church in Birmingham.
died lost u'etk Friduy of pulotuon try con-
aump‘i In. induced I-y it fltlllllllhitli)‘ tinti-
mutism. He Was barn in County Cnvun.
Ift‘lllnd.fllltl tt‘ns flziy‘lwu yours old. He
completed his educition in M ntt't‘nl. and
“IL! ordained in Providence. lie was vety
t‘llt‘fgt‘llf‘.‘ lmvlrg built Bl‘Vlle clxurrltcs.
ttmuntz then: S!. l’ttet'h in ll'tl'lflll’". win-re
ho was rL-tlltlut‘d for :4 Hill! your.
Au nitrmpl was tundc on Sttwitty evt‘ttlng
to truck the upward passenger truth on the
N-mgtluck road about a mild and a bell
norlhnf Burrvillo. some tiriscrcant placing
it but of railroad iron nrross tho lull. nith
u-nt end sticking up and the other firmly
Vital-Jul in u pile of iron by the side of the
trick. The obsttucliuu was noticed by El -
alum-r Abel when within about four rods of
it. “Ito whistlcd for breaks and tcversetl the
engine, but the rail WllS struck with lut‘h
force as h break the pilot of thclocomotive.
The obstruction wns throwu us dc. and the
epgtue tlltl not leave flit: rails.
Nvlsvlu ll, DullL‘luSS of \\ rllt‘IfIlftl. cigln
tcrn yt‘n‘s old. went Sillllfltl‘lllluflufl with
his Cousin Eish D tireless and ii men n lined
Fuller. Friday. Fuller‘s cut was eccldent‘
Ally til-cln'grd tutti the contents of the lur-
rel lodged in Nelson‘s left leg below the
knee. Tho wound Will it terrible one. and
it bled so profusely as to exhaust him. and
nutpn'utton was themed imprudent. In this
asiuetwy the delicate opcrstiou of the trans-
fusion of blood was attempted. but it foiled
of thetlcsircti result. Donglnss multiplied
to linger along in his pitsble ronditluhdwnr
inn his sntl‘ering hernicdiy. and seemingly
thinking only of the rain tint the dinner
would cause his mother. until stunt nine
o‘clock Saturday mnruing.wbt n be breathed
his lost.
Walter hittxblo of Hartford. committed
suicide by hanging Monday morning at the
born of if. C. Knight. Sr.. in Monroe. lie
bod been visiting at Mr. Knight‘s home for
the last few days. being a brother of hire.
Knight. and an uncle of ll. 0. Knight of
Bridgeport. It is supp teed he was prompted
to make war with himself from religious
excitement. lie use ii men of considerable
property. [messed good health. and had no
family or business tumbles to wot ry him.
He was about sixty years of ago.
George Walls of Btltlgtport. who cut his
thrust a few days ago. lingered until eleven
o clock Sunday evening. when be passed
away. at tho ego of 7%. He was in earlylife
a member of the firm of Tweedy & Wade.
Butters. and late tit the bend of the whole-
sale grocers‘ flrim of Wade. Hubbt ii &
Gdtllp. lie was also postmaster under Pres-
ident Teylor‘s etlotinietretton. lie was the
first Internal revenue assessor appointed in
Bridgeport. and held the onion until it was
abolished.
Woodbot y was shocked Saturday last by
the announcement of a singular suicide. At
bnlf~ro=t five in the morning hire. dwin
Curtis arose from her bed. leevinu her hus-
band therr. and went into the kitchen. as
hfr. Curtis! supposed. to light the fire. Soon
after be heard the report of a pistol. and.
jumping out of bed. rushed into the kitchen
just in time to catch the felling form of his
wife in his arm-. Blood was it win from
a wound in her heart. He exclaimed. “Who
did it 2" She replied “1 did. A doctor was
summoned. but the wound wee fut-ll and she
died soon after. In order to make self-dee—
true i m the more certain she had opened
her dress in front and laid bore the region
of her been before firing the foul shot.
Mrs. Curtisa had not been well for a few
days. but on rescue can be assigned for her
rash act. She was about thirty years of ego
and lcsvee a little daughter. Ir. Gurtlm h
e eoaof thelabflomnanicl Cortlsa
Robert B. B'alley. hi. and Ilwurd G.
Northrop are clerks in the hardwsvestorcof
F. S. Broiler tors. corner of Court ard
State stunts. New Haven. Yesterday m
luxBradley picked orient-tot balancing to
another clerk from a desk. *plsyfully“
museums“ policetha tite-
gel. The“ uttered Northrop‘aafie and
“communique-saute Mil-tell! Wanda-auteur.
moonstone-swam tr Mamba-newsman“
taha shat mean-e mtehuahefiowleg
humanism what‘s“? had hi
commutes latt-
oThroat and Long Afiections. Consump-
tion. Bemorrhegee. Asthma. Severe Golds
he. who have no personal knowledge of
Btnchee‘e German Syrup. To such we
we wouldsay maisoooo doses were sold
last year without one complaint. Consent
tlves twat one bottle. Regular else
cents. d by all druggiste In America.
MARRIED. ""
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va.r N. Y. 'fth. h the
We“ w mu. air. 0. ‘ ’
PhebeA.dou
egxd so years
tram -!n Danbnry. Ont. ltth. Lester 0.. ace of
Willie B. and Sarah Austin. aged 4 months 10 days.
”linemen. —ln Deobory. Oct. lath. lets Batch—
ford .enod I years to month a.
Wanted.
A anti. mud arsenal. nobontromt:
Weizmann winter months. Good refer
encm required.
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Ron] Estate Stocks and
Bonds.
Address Box (l9. South Norwalk. Ct. All it. '
R;EGIS'I.‘.R.AB.Sl NOTICE.-
Notice is hereby 'iien tiietihe .mm 3,
Voters for the Third it oting metric
Norwalk will be In Session at tho at of lianforfi
A Osborn in said Diatri ct on w edoeeday Oct. ‘
ltmi. and on Friday Oct her both
this: from 90 clock. a. m.. until i! m.. on each of
said drive for the pm- 0. of correcting and revising
the uterus list of nai_ Third Votlnu 1) string.
W M. ii. LENDRK {Registrars of Voters
WINPf'lLD S. HA(.NPORD M. t lid Voting District.
Dated at Norwelk. Oct. l'fth. this.
l‘rolsnto Notice...
DISTRICT OF NORWALK as. PROBATE COURT
October ltith. 1878.
Route of FRANCIS XOOOR‘I'. late of Norwalk.
in sold District. deceased. .
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwelk.
hath limited and allowed six months from date
Itoroof for the Fred. tors of said Estate to exhibit
their ctuime for settlement. Those who neglect to
proetnt their accounts. propcrly attested. within
Inld time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons
tom-mod to said Estate are requested to make iro-
rm diate paymoutto
«IN Hit SILAS P. TUTTLE. Administrator.
Music “all, One Night Only.
Tuesday Ev‘g Oct. 82d.
DickStilIliGl‘tllflfllmlinallflil
and Brass Band.
18 .tnn’ Arch-:- 1!!
DAN LUKE. .............................. Manager
Will appear the World Renowned
CLAYTON and WESTON. Song and Dance Artists.
l'l. GALLIGBB. the lrish Oommodlen.
hfiSS KATTE DELI, tlt‘oL Dashing Soto-Comic
\oca at
hill DICK SANDS. the Champion Clog Dancer of
the W urid. end a Full Variety Company.
For full particulars too small bills
Admission so and 50 cents. Reserved Sc its at
fioyt‘a Droe Store.
To: Collector’s Solo.
Notice is hereby given tlut the undersigned. un-
der and bv virtue of a certain tax warrantrduly ex
outed and signed by proper authority. and directed
to the undersigned. commeuotmr him to levy and
outset of
CHARLES B B‘ABTOIS.
end other persons named in the rate book. on the
list to said warrant ahnuxo‘l. their several pmpor-
ilutln of the sum total as therein stated said sum
being use or assessment upon by the le—
gally qualified vutoraof the South Norwslk Do on
St hm District. regularly and Iterally nest tabled.
uit: ~01: thumb day of rout-oer“ . A. D. "311. me. for
{ll ll.
the porno” of prouding for the adult use 'enid
SAt hut“ iatrict. levies upon and will all at Public
not on at
the remiaoa hereinafter described. on
the Slat do)- of lfisccmbe in rare. at to 0 other
a" tu.. so much f the foliowihx described real estate
(‘berles B. D‘Artoie.
altmtcd in the South Norwal k Union School Bia-
hr“?! in the icon of Norwalk. bounded northerly by
land of 'l‘ Hound
southerly by land Me
by land of Dudley P. ”cargo
dollar; and II cents.
the raid
Charles B. D‘Artois.
or the sum total in said ltat. together with the
obs 'usufl\\y.fll etc
o. ‘ °‘ wit s nou‘r‘ort
v.t‘olier~tor List of trite
Dated at South Norwaik. October lith. l8“. dlt
liltl Will Glut Fatltll
.JI’ST RBQEIVED
A JOB LOT OF
BRIEII nits
\Vlth Amber Mouth Pieces.
Knapp. easterl bv blehw .
condo and well.
as will roles the sum of ll
t being the pmwtiunnf
ALSO A JOB LOT OF
Mllfll‘lflllllllll Pines.“
Which we of“)! At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
C Swartn. do 00..
Ely’a Block. So. Norwnlk. Ct.
SUPPER
III AM 01' 'I‘IO
FllflRflllllllfllllllfl
A'I.‘ MUSIC IA“
WW Milli“.
Illa-emf Dam!- w ill- Is berby glventhetthe salesmen
p
8th in at. the once of said eclectmen d t w
clerk. f'r‘o‘m 9 o‘clock In the forchoon not“? d‘f: be
Quail [m If... .8.” C.
lena‘ Undc‘wcnl- at Very low
tree.
can arid see Us.
n. nurse. nibblc’s Block.
fiducis .
Iftd Mn Gerk
of the town of Norwalk. will hold a seaside“.
eofilcaofmld solecunen and town clerhfer
33?“. of examlnln the oallfice one of electorsi
DIED. admittiae to the‘elcctgre‘onth if those who ebal
. to. item"; wouldn't“ it'll.“ ..
Reunions. —ln Denbory. Oct. 10th. Sarah A. Jan- 1., ° ‘30.. n ° noon ournment of said meet-
""8'\ 5 ”‘W 7mn‘h" 5?. willboinb session for the said orpoaa at the
hsa— n Dtlnbufy. net. teen. Oliver 3. Lee. aged. i Dunn ell lneurenoc eon ng. In mot
Iyears.'tmonth ill but N~ k.onl‘rld the thinet..froml
1.332373% been M "to i... am am.ttl§..fitcuig...ifa.wm'ttt° tt'r.
wired—tn Bellini. Oct. not. William A. Watts. ‘l‘flawxfim 3..“ " “m“ '° '.
lo the sacrum. and not afterward.with this excep-
tion. The selectmen and town clerk will be Insea-
aton «Monday the 4th day of November. 1
their said ofilco from 9 o‘clock in the furcnoon until
lo‘ clocks mist-noon. if necessary. for the sole or-
poeeedof routing to the elector‘e oath twbtwe
rights“ will mature hatter Xoodsvy. the flth inst... .pag‘td
0'
gem?“ Votloo . vliietrtotesn ”borne
either In t e “miss? on Voting District. on the
“o w “a MSW stthhnck'.
cu ARLIWS w. em lwmflm
HENRY K. SELLER. Town Oiurk.
Detcd Noswelk. Ct . Oct. Nth. A.D.. 1878.
City Ammo-nor.’
NOTICE.
Norton Ia hereby? Iven to all personsm liable to pay
taxes in the City of Sonth bringin to
the Assessor on or before the first do of November
next. written or printed lists. food or oath). of all
pm” owned by them on the firtt danfy fr.0ctobc
liable to tasatloa. oth‘arwx‘eI t at lbs the duty
owe me e on an
hie‘fidgmont and knowledge. adding ten urgent.
thereto. which be h law is roqnlred to do.“ and from
which list so made here can be no
B.—l.lete me he refit edI lot
the City Council alrfi old no insurance
Build ditty—lien street. mSouth Norw k. on and after
the later
THOIAS OUTER. Mfr
City of South Norwelk. Oct 9th. 1878. (that.
REGISTRARS’ NOTICE.
Novtc Ie hereby given that the registrars of
Voters or tltoSeeo rig District of Norwelk
will be in eeeelonsm at the (slice of You S. Bouton in
5'” District on Thurrdly. the it it ”day of calm;
cmm‘thlml“ tl'l‘ ‘m Mild ttt rains in mil" out.
purposeo per cc to evo on e 0 at c
said Re- istreral wII i echo In session at
ton‘ a ofiicc on Honda sou"! flat. and on Thursday
the Nth dsye of Onto .flfl’t'n. rota 9 o‘clock a I. ..
to it o‘clock r. 1.. on each of said days for the per.
pose of revising and correcting the votinglIt-tof
eeid District. St.)
NELSON J. (“RAW {Registrars of Voters or8 the
JOHN B. BOUTON. t M Voting District of Norwelk
CM
tanAu-eor. at
Probate Notice.
Dieflttcr or Nonwahk. as. SPIOIATIh‘ (13%".
Estate of CHARLES I. OOMST CK. latent Nor--
walk. in said District. decode
The Court of Probite for the District of Norwalk.
bath limited and allnwod six months from the date
hereof for the Credltnrao. ‘seld let-ate to exhibit
their claims for settle moot. Those who neglect to
present their accounts en‘sroperly attested. within
said time. will be debnr a recovery. All persons
iodtbted to said Istatearen nested to make lm~
mediate payment to Mm K
mAdminiatratrix
{Ifi tit.
Notice.
)ARTllidi itendinn to take out “centres for the
Min of Spirttaooel. ”some. \i‘tno tile. or Loner
Beer. arc hereb outfit that on or before the lbth
clay of October. are. they must make application to
the Selectmen of their several town for recommen-
elation to roll aeid Splritnons Liquors. Wine. Al or
Lager Boer.“ al? the same with the Town Cler
Said pet-tier:d wi I be required to obtain their
licences as soon after the a at day of October. 181.
as po nlble. at such times and places as me dos—
ignated b the County Commissioners of w icb due
notice wt i be ivcn.
th‘iltAN G lithium! County
J. W. R0 Of‘KWl-iLL.
R J. RIGHT. l Commissioners.
Bridgeport. October. 181's. {it
DAY SCHOOL FllR BUYS
Stunner-d, Conan,
wins. an-oi-ax on
Monday. September 18th.
lhnbuildinn erected for the go Wm on Bcdford
prug Street
Wt. nearly npmsito
l‘or circulars. mom.
‘ ll. 1 KING, Principal.
For Sale or to Reset.
TBS Three Story and Basement Brick Building
ow opted by the sob . riber. Will sell or rent it
tog-nod rtiea on we reasonable terlue indeed
Gas. w. od le aolt honor the walk. and
other convert otters. all incood order. suitable for
any kind of businrasfi min
on th. Main Street.
on N.orwalk COBB.
Fall Arrangement.
A Weekly Packet
For the Accommodation of the Public.
The Iloop “ 01:802.”
CAPT. Ill. GODFREY.
Will mmeeee her Molar Weekly Trips Between
.- nwl After August even. i 878 a
Will leave five Nile River ever-y TUESDAY t
Returning leave New York every FRIDAY
Breiubt takenu board in New York Fridays at
Reduced Rates.
Partners produce more at market
turns nadea told packet rates. Farmer-a nadjcln-
ieg towns are invited to give us a trial.
A." VI. GODFREY.
Five Nile River. Aug. leth.l° «In
NOTlocE!
um hereby iventoallparecnallebletc
axeeintatown Norwalk. to bet In to
orteeihbor «Manor
ext. writtanorprlnted
the
to “f" or OCTOBER:
I be the oft
otherwise t ‘Iuete “WHY.
make out euehlI
urn Norwalk. on and afterth shale
nouns outrun
cue
anus coo ooh‘outo.
orwalk. October 0th. i8“.
For flu)...
Tweu Sheree )lerwalkheckOc‘ Stuck. Address
is n'hrwnrvn
CARRIAGE
Wood Work
WltdbiniBulliEGl.
newcomer.
AhllendOn-pieatsAaeertmsatof
J. Ferris on the Field Again.
mean MW“
MM“
Foraalamletahcasa d '8 rooms.
land. clean tented Eve I“. Riv.
the. me... or" c"
JOHN mi“.
N a. 39. Hm I“! we Auk.
For Sale My. .
Ann hfimlmnhfidpi: we“ as an Stationery
whrfhus‘nas also railroad ”incomes. warms rea-
noath that
a n. c. NOLAN, 1w. 9.,
Physicinn&8urgcon
Ofiee Gm Initiated Warren. NM
Dilatation”: ltJe. m..8mtead1tcfip.m.
fidf ”d tthnofil N ti. MOI-
Fee‘ll‘oyt‘scghatacy.8w es entire-elk. Ole-
' Of nieces!
Nine Heath‘s Addicts in sthe umcfvil Wm.
who afterwards entered the U.S .S.. for three recyeare.
btaln under the amended Bonn law
can ‘0' a .and receive the one manner-
7 boa at th at.
extra my a e gun“)!
a. met-w- ntoca. 3‘5... Iorwnlh. o.
Notice.
are! the Honorable Sidney
J t a S of
Smirk"? .t. mum...“ Monet.
Planing III land Building Company.‘ have but
tbeleth of Nova- upward the
animating“ Allclfim‘rnot genial in pews
men -
anon of saidord or. will. by the laws of this State.
bedeharredof
”idler-nice
BIB? A. Wt'iOBWARD.‘
“it P.“ A"?
:0 a
and JOHN 1]. RNA
Directors of:tha Fairfield County
Building Company.
American initiate utilities
on Ace. bed. #31! rated 84”.. N. 1'.
Open Daily from O a. In until to r. I.
Wonderful machinery, Choice
Products. Ila-sanctum
and \Vorlt's ofArt.
Concerts Aflmmdal lvening byo Downtrtg‘ a cob
cheated 9th Reg also. Ora-o Orgnn Concerts.
ELEVATED RAILROAD TO THE DOOR
rials; rent and
see to
Tickets
Elevated Road!” for so cents. good for one admission
and passage both ways
't‘hrea Idiot-atoms ti on; five admissions. OLD:
ten admissions. no; single admission 50 cents;
children under l years. Is cents.
purchased at any station on the
H. H. PIERCE,
General Roofer.
SLATE. TIN.
Roofing done in the Beetfl notice
Ines-ram
If not Made Tight. No Charge!
SHINE“ OR TIN
Office at J. R. Raymond‘ e Carpenter Sho
NOTICE.
snmotn. um and GBAVIL
All Kinds of Booth Repaired and
SLATE FURNISHED AND LAID LII THAN
cone
of CLAY and FRANKLIN 8t... 30 Norwefk. M—t
FOR THE LAW" anon“! ‘ '
mm
monk and WM
, m
mu.. .‘m unsure-Z
Wren Ibe- lcea mead
Boy. W.“ e
H m 31.35
“.0.
leaking
lemma“ 3,311.-
bona. node's-y and Use-
dm, -
GO TO
B. Van Bounces-’8.
too Now Winter- Styles
Clocks from 88 to 880.
no don. Our Best Shin-tn
satellite. Such.
Call and Examine my Buick before Pnrchee~
ing Elsewhere. .
Incline. Prince. Glut-1,-
Sewer (intentions!
Bl SUBSCRlBIRS ABE NOW. PRIPABID
to receive ordre from hodeetre to
connect with the new sewer. and they tee
that the work will be unscented without
the Ph‘ulm to enyoonsiderable extent. It is not
neaeasaryto take up or remove s.dewalk e. The
H. Van Hoosear,
WASHINGTON 51‘.
Fill Hill Rllfll' all NEW Ylll'f '
vhyeare experience in the
C. T. Manned e: 8...
{l0 NORWALK. GONE.
Van Honsear
&
Ambler,
lit. 2. than than
N08‘VALK,
Wish to say to the good people of South
Norwalk and vicinity that we expect to no
copy out‘balf a column of the Skin-run for
one you. and shell endeavor to keep you
well posted aato whet we are doing from
week to week.
At the present time we have in stock
what we believe to be the
ml)“ 60008
AND
CARPETSl
m FAllthEhD counter.
We have bought our shtick this fall very
carefully. and having been Weill, on the
alert for Auction Lots and data. we are
prepared to show some extraordinary
Burma in
. Goods!
am in other: was.
Bus-ma in Stamens.
inlii'aea’. Bu.-
dice use! mm}.
ma Undue-wear...
We. in ‘ Bouncy.
3m to cos-sass.
work is under the supervision of a man of lwcnt
fivb business. '-
Wand“ Selected Stockd‘
Post one. Bolldiu. So. Nut-walk.
KNEW ,
FallDremGoods
AT LOW PRICE.
YARD m'
m
SHEETINGSI
Anion-(Cc.
Heavy Standard Shootings at 7c.
Dress Cambrian
At '0.
School om...» at
no on.
a
NEW 81'!“ 0!
Hour.
FullRegnlnr-mn‘de Balbfiggen
Honeathbc. ,
GoodHocetat Three Pair be
256th.
Norwalk Chronicler