O
gauwfimggmt
u «we tan-h a Q. “30.
7" W"..-—
.—. W, .
\ 0 PA Pill.
\fl I‘ \‘l 3!
'r
Lt‘t of Leuen
‘1: ‘~t\.7:l"‘»;; l"; llu‘ lgm-umce at South .\‘\\r~
e . s \laun Lin ':\‘l. l‘erwuu‘alluu: for
_. :3 it 2m»: truth. will [M‘ as they
3 o a iWixnl
\\' u. t‘ Rim» \\‘iu. l. “Mex Rhuhvth
. “7‘. l ltat’lv‘n \ l‘tlli‘ufll‘ Elm! l‘efor‘xsl
. liven. Mm mum “an \lduuug.
_ . .. inn.“ Lupin tlor eh. Katie
3; 7. \l l’l?‘ t ll .lrlthi‘ l. \llu‘ Morgan.
; \t kz’vntu m. M Kim Sarthwp.
t m. z!» \mtmly {that A. l‘vek. George
Im-i \" P Rmnmmt, lk‘a? Saundvn
-. t \\ Zi'l.|lll\ Jame! \v. \‘bllmfll. lh‘llll‘
\\ .. noel". rune Marin Venom.
.I S. in \\t\u. l‘. \l.
sow.» 777»-
l.ht «t‘ I.(‘!It‘h
tznnawimq m the I‘mtattlive at Nob
u a R tum" .\l.'\l"t‘l\ 2L “‘1. l‘etmus
, _— r»: p“ at thew letter? please my
. I. ire aolvvtthul.
\! n ,\_\'rvu. Daniel S. lirINh.
-. 7 > v 1‘ With. \V. ll llu , “ma \lalle
iv! ml. Ft‘tt tth) Ilix‘xirti. “I“ Selina
:‘utwr Mm \l lfglih‘l .\nn R“)ttultl~x
(11.0. “unwrap. l‘. .‘l.
in»
.
l.
_\
--,
._ ~_.V-
t ': liiixti :- “an llt‘nlt‘ on .Qtiwlny.
— 4-» —— 7
‘ Plus % Kirke." at .‘lihu‘ ll;\ll‘.\l‘rll l‘lth.
«a,
it~ ll‘ttl ll\
\' ,.\ .i',‘ ‘3 lutrwugh charter
i. ii.
———«u--.g.———-——
. * (imam Ii. l‘urlmur Illnl mi paralysis.
‘ u! n m k
«0 77 7 7
l :1 lie‘ ll.“ hail his house on Raymond
. Lt.
,..._‘t
7 m —-‘
‘3 ll l“. \t: Yv‘lt‘ is having her houn-
‘2‘ inf-w‘ i:§u.*tt-~l.
Qt. <
‘ t A. »* thn Muhml ltuprmement
\ ‘7\; \1 -in met-mi“
Q‘.
~‘we: .5, guttuwul u .Il “nil. win
.3 u It: null
‘ .Q. 'v
l. \xultlg\ l: .bmldmg httim it it
~ \ .m .it \‘t.itll‘~‘ll\‘ l‘lama.
O‘.‘
:\ \lxra rx l‘.\t ltmmw} I‘ntulnttahmt
. 3:» \l: \u‘ ll tilt .\]~Itl filth
«o
I .‘ il..l~vi. wit-ll till-”rum Raw.
. -, . \\ Jihll \ lt-vtnre lust “cell.
C-
X H :i.~‘u .hl lmn- rt unwell tn the”
\ -...-' l\ m {hr l'hurum‘e [Elihu];
.O-
\ r- F H!" i' ylr “will ut'cr to Stunt
\n» ‘lll . mm; in lirzu‘ livv. H. H,‘
..
QC. ‘
7.~ l. lfIIll ~\\'tt) fur n \n-y k,
i Hm may n trying nut. fur the
ti
.0. * w‘
-‘.*.k Hf \Vull tam-r at .l. 'l‘
': ‘lltl‘l, X"l‘\\.ilh.
, ,.. -
\‘ H \{ ILII‘k rx hm) hm; .t hmhe
3-I~ “1‘ l1,iyniitt~:\ Ith'llll" {Hill
1' h c
Q-
i ll .Llw "n and “'11: l‘mtlwy spnke at
:.iwrie~ . :Itthtti; at him- “Ili-
it" l‘ a :7! iv v Vt mu:
..- ,
I: \14'121 :...~ lawn :tpimtntcd by the
\,_x:_ t't .aiat wt linitiultl tummy pill-t
\t' wt" Nut‘uxtlk.
7 9...» -——-
" I-Hiw v 2’2 we at the up-town max.
V int Sunday evemng. was of
- <2 .82.
« l \J. 3‘
In 1“'L"l‘ "m; "ll Intricri
.0.
iriln mi in: u? the Now
it!..: lbw. W. U.
llI-mgmtvnt'l. l. l . )tvxt year.
9-. 77——
. Httimr )lv-
l»)
Yul k
Si mousnn
lw? \VuiLr-mwn' a\-
:rtlavlny
l'..~ rt“lll"llk v.
‘ .y“
gwt: He tI-tttpennm-
» ilmiwn. Jum 23d. The
1 - l I I .‘t‘Vt‘lltt‘t'll
«‘ill'l‘y
9.- 7——
.t‘m :mnvr m ,1,‘ ”9“"
at
llé‘ ‘It rA- tn Limb I's
Ill-tie L'.tlt<liv'~
V. gum“ mam!
M
_; we; tr . lung; :3‘
ii‘l'i'\llll Vv- “1ka
matvz‘: ~ . tlttt lzu l':tvn iv .‘.\Il
.o. 7
a) ;< .;..£ .It'n ;;1i~utthustvnux7
- mm»- v ..1 - t.»
lvv k upon
'1' ‘LI .tmv-r M a xtt'ceuslty,
... _
~ ‘7 :n lln' vnpt'ul. \+\lnr7
" ; l.‘tlll\" lluwzm. Hf
\\.t~ wttc ml Illr moist prum
wu'rtuf, Thurs
it‘r
‘. -\_ ‘-\l.
‘2 7-H l..‘l _\~;il' 5'
w“—
3: It ;~ the rr'daul‘. tlmt \lll"\V'.llli\ are
l In (run: of .IIl the property‘nn up
1 .i ‘1" ' A nzt1lls‘11h1'l Ital. «i by a
vii-'13.. l'. 2‘ stun» tiiln we can
I 4
~ '
"r i :l.‘:l(k him .1 .‘lLllt‘ (it (I. ll
;. .m .- “ ‘ll‘N' ~tur~- Unit-rs left Will It"
i i r :Izpt :tLit-htmn,
7777 «o 7*—
ll rut In 1* at h'lfut' fur u. short.
1 ’12». .mt’ quite an cxtmhtvv trip in
"haill ‘nc llll‘l put in nrte hum retl boilers.
and «.91 the right uf his grate bars in three
Z.<'.N~‘.
. .w .-
Hill Wml Cigar L'o. last week
~ 9;er tivr \‘iL‘r‘ wt' their Cigars to In. T.
~21 3; t .llltilvapflils. Minn. Mr.
,. ‘: v» n 2' :svtiy rink in .\. llwker-
é; Nit-L
--- 7 .9.
Anti! -.= nit-“(4121,?! :ltartng the
Ln m-vrt Incl-result; Kl‘tl well
Th» mun-«Nun to tlm member-
~ er-Irm Awoctttttnn,tlurtttg
: Iizwhtlt. “its been forty three.
«. t... v . -. .a “aw-:7 4.3"
than
f
to the rwtory of the Epitaxial ohun‘h.
”225-— ,
”Cumming and PM!" Nannies: N
L ll. Decker. shop on steamboat “hart
.——. m 7 7
J. A. Slnter has: I!“ tutu tho ‘dttmfi
plaoo next ‘0 It 31‘ l‘s‘ on Chapel
ml
“”7
“truth Bell of Sorwalk. one of the lamb
vet eyetvr‘ehnw in the «title has lately
been making: «revolve “welt-«m of tho
favorite luxttlve from the meter growers
tit-t hie town 7:713rwuwhfi t w‘wr.
‘m7.-” x: $7.
The ornate rejvetul the hill giving the
m the right of millage in salad “‘3‘
triet meettm hot the house Priiln)‘
thought the manure of sutlleietit merit to
order It: enntimtanee to the next min“.
end that It he primal with the lam
Moo—4- H --
Onltrml. “film of Elias Howe. .lr..
Pmi. No. 3. ti. A. R. 'fll have the spoon
that was presented to hint at the run
btke in South Nut-walk. Tuesday evening,
suitably engraved after which it \\'Ill be
placed on exhibition in Grand Army hall.
713:1.» lgp‘mrf New!“
—7 7&0- ‘— ‘
Th.- Fulrfield Faulty Teacheu' Anoma-
tiuu contemplate Mlding their next au-
uual meeting in Now Cannon. May L‘lst
and 39¢ It li expeetul .that 130 or more
luu‘ht‘rs \\ Ill be in attendaut‘e. New
(Human hmpItaht‘v. any: the \lrxsmmer, is
good for that number.
_# “7‘7“ ‘ . .
The late Mrsl Mary Perry. of hurtleld,
gave ‘5th‘ to tho t‘ongregatmnnl church
in \‘t‘estuu tun fund with uhleh to sup-
poI’t pruh‘ltlng m‘l'\ lees. Fur l\\‘n years
the church has liven eluwd. The Rev. E.
ll. Kelsey. wt New Haven. \vIll prnluthly
he engaged in tutxtnl‘. Q
- , VB
lkm‘t l‘ml In etw‘llu‘ t‘nlln‘ltull uf \Vall
litiu‘t at J. ’l‘. l‘rmx itt‘u. MltIu at. .\‘ur\\‘ttlli
“ ' .‘O
~—-—
Mrs. Hebe} t‘tml‘ut. maxi lllllt‘l)“ll\h“\
l\n\\ in lttg luxu‘ llw murt huuw. ltuthtuy.
hm lixnl lllhlt‘l‘ the ttilltlllltnllnllull of
every American president. and pmmi-ex
tn live many yearn. She walks tuvlmwh
h gulurl) and prnlu‘ livr‘vlf lt\ mutt»: all
of lit-row" garden \vmduhlci hut sttltl‘
ltwl’. '
7-7 7 oo. -
Frwl ll SuIIlh. luteuf Earle & Smith.
\\ Ill win". up er uhuut .\ltl‘ll lith. ll line
mul can fully wiutul stuvk of dry goods.
fancy goal , lumrry. Mix. in the store on
\\‘.tll ‘trvvt adjoining lllt‘ Nnrwulk S:\\7
Mr. Smith ltd thnruughly 1108‘
3“?
III:\ hunk,
hwl Ill tliehusitu-s‘ and we lIulw tn
h m llhlelwr.
, ... ,—
~\lr. \Vatruu‘. president 1"‘lll‘ 001‘“an
ritu- ii null. tepraectxtcd that norpnratmn
(l? I. ll (V‘llhg \"llll u eummIltN- of the
\\t-l'lll'\ {Ill (Inpuihunlt I'll Saturday. atlttl
~lillt~l [lull llu' ltu’IUl “ntlltl In) Ill‘llbl
InukvnIIl-rrul nil-wriptlnn l1|\\uf\l the
fur. ll\\.x~ ‘tutmi that Her): fm‘illty
uI-ulxllu-gnrnIn" Iuttnmg trarlh Into
the fun grounds.
, m W,—
.\'o\\\' appliances are hem: emuthutly
ibrought 'into use in the hummus
io'ny~tvr culture. lad week lint. t'.Irr
inf thtsvtty. who makes a aprvmlty ml the
‘mm‘ufacture of oyster mul‘, m:i~l.- t\\'.)
l
t
Tlll‘vt‘
litrgt‘il
lJrgI‘ tukn‘ for ('ri'unwivh purttm.
are of about the Width of the
Ilrmlgt-s. and nro gupplimi wuh lung lt‘t‘lll.
They are hauled over the hula t7» ‘remuw
I
. thu gun“ and ntlwr growth of out vegeta-
.
tum
‘-
A large number of the friends of Mr.
Mrs. Ju'm Uutehtngi HtIrpI'IsI-«l the ngrd
couple lust \Vmimmlny t'\t-l‘.lt1',:. lll‘ veil--
3. lII'utiwii - f the fiftieth :ttmivt-rmry nftthr
lll.ll'l‘l.t:v‘. The \Iattuhprnvu-Im-ii, thrunglt
Julm ll. lfl I'rh, :l purv- of $1.30. Tin-re
We!" ”the: tulnnr lwstuwml.
Mr. and Mrs. Untvlimga are greatly l'll-
tlv'urwl to :i large, l‘trt‘lun \xf :icqtmmtmn-
lirt‘m‘ltl.‘
can In the city, and are Tt'hllt’t'lr‘d and lmn~
”tell by all.
.Q.
t‘ignr Slain-r! l'titun X.._ 2'3. Hf Suuth
_\'or\\'.tll\. ll.1\'lll‘,,f .l‘lwlilt‘tl tl‘e tintim label.
nquea‘t all those int-‘rwted In fair wages
fur a fair day's work. and those dexiring
well-mil» I‘lZ:ll’“ to «make, to buy only
‘zglr- :u cum» frI-m u t‘igar .‘lllkl'ri'
llnx. These
labvl~ are put nu I-vt-ry box. and are guar-
.111ir"lll lw cmntunh :tru Inuzie hy the
regular imp. Til-7 tllil \Vell l‘igur t'n.
anti ll I3t 5: O'In‘nuui ll3\t‘
.vt {ll-'ll' "laf‘fltfflt'TUI-‘x
90-
with.
lnternutmnui l'nmn Lilwl
lllt'st- .Jlll'ls
Will lullh‘l‘ ll mlu rs. Frn'ier illltl lla-
l.~.«‘_ u? the hut-‘1 «i; 511:”. “MW llll (‘Xllllll'
tint; :i: J.T. l‘rtm ttt'x lT Slain St...\'ur\\ulk.
v09 1
The lilaltllllt‘t' lltlill't‘iu‘s of the follow:
in; \ctvmns of thi- Ftt'th Connecticut vol-
untm-h‘ IH'I' wanted at the mljutant gen-
eral'sulfice for the purane of adjusting
ulll luvt:llllt‘~: l‘l-lwm‘d Nt-lson. Company
A; “1'. A. Johnson, cmupuuy E; Geo, “1'.
‘Yt‘ilfi, c ntupnny A; Leroy t‘y. “'eslam. (‘nu -
puiy l-'; John A. Ilz'ltien. company I;
Henry ll. Preston, company U, and Pat~
ru-k t"raig, company F. The statehrs
[lllx week received from “'aahington the
sum of $1,793.58. on war claims which
lmxl been previously disalkivred, but on
p"V~‘vnf.'ttl0tI of subsequent evidence had
been ullnwed. Connecticut has been re~
l cwiving thew claims in drihlets ever since
' 3‘7”. but thiq List payment about squares
in :iw‘nuuts.
w 49-7
I‘valenre veryapt to find fault with
the Horse Railroad Company if can are
llul «m hzmd promptly at the close of en-
tertutnmetttsat v'llllt‘l‘ end of the town.
Sittx-rintemlent Hyatt invariably makes
it :i point to see the Itinnagen of shows,
nsrertain {rum them the time the enteq
tummy-tit will be concluded. and always
ha; hts cars on hand at the appointed
hour. It. as f untly happens. the per-
; surely not the fault of we Horse Rat
. formative i! cant uded fifteen minutes or
half an ltuur before the hour stair-ll, it is
lruad
.t‘nmpany if wingers haVe to wait.
i for Instance. t \e manager of Goodwin‘s
0-- 7 ——
\ at o the directory man, is
s 'M' , '1 Vt; up .illtt‘w'tary of that
‘s 77 llL"‘azl .‘tir. Went) to our .
- .,. 1“. {hey “all find him a gentle-
“Ill wile: Wll'l tlI-amughly under-
.1 it tan lumnvss.
~ ,1. u 1.4: full vim lid to make the LIb~
' ‘ ’ There is no one but.
-* l V .It ll. eil-W't‘m.
. 3e v'tllt‘tllln: toward It: «teem. You
' - ' tiled upon in due time. and ti.
;. to he prepared to contribute.
; .. lwa be 1; lug thing. and you
.A t‘ i t g." yu Will.
._.H w...
l'tzwn- Is ‘Nvlt’h {or the Bun] of lie-1th
at}: The L‘r‘Svpu'JlS and priviei
»f wur «tn-eh in which "tore
., 7\~‘f'~¢lr,:lflturmlhlflullllvlr foul and
Titereisugh: not to
on any street
hi
“ .afil‘x.’ fi‘fih‘d-W.
;u it vaul
:‘mrv H :\ it‘ll‘I-l‘t
7 «o ’
«7 Mia wtéi allow you to catch trout m
‘ "-‘rtwu: on will after April Int. but
‘3 .i}' get. bully April fooled if you go
'“ .1: 9., then) on April lat. The lrvv
ll.\a’r‘l1.xlrl>n§ yet been able to make
' lllh‘llilflng the length in whiCh
isn‘t: are allowed tn fish for them.
0
"i It ‘ gum;
t ~..
H il it." lastlt‘tl a l'll-
. ~ul'a—.fllnmle ludgev» Hf the
. “‘5'titltldlfl them Unit the 3'6"! ‘3‘!
‘ t‘ (ll out In.» than oxtyaecoud illantfl"
L‘l I~t l. .l
I .
hf
. l..t lizwletk‘fldrflil Urder u! Uld Frl» :
t..e Muted Stated of shut-rice.
..:u.a:r: ilill mini-a the t‘lrdor in
I ‘Jix‘sltlif‘lrnl‘s to trim“ “N! anniver-
2 .5.
1 7 3 by uywuwuu values.“ and thank» .
...~.xi.» to .fimiflhlfl' (m‘
? Fruliques stated that. the performance in
i the Upern House on Thursday evening
would not he concluded until 10:30 o'clock
:md Mr. Hyatt made hut arrangements ac-
cordingly. The nlmw 'u out at 9:40 and
people grumbled like t e old boy because
a car did Ith ~land in from 0' the Opern
Hvuse In readiness to take them to South
Norwalk. —-Huur.
way-77v“
The {allowing is a report of the speech
mall» hy Mr. Taylor of Bridgeport. in ac-
ceptm : the big spoon at the camp fire of
the ii. A. R. l‘t‘l week:
Tb. principal business of the place 19
blitzing. u} stering. looting. selling Without
a lli‘rnm‘. making locks for 5‘9.le and fur
“lilting prmmeu for them In order that
the v-rurtty of the luck: may have n prac-
tuctii cost. The princigml hotel fronts on
sews. dlfi'erenl “Nets, including nn alley-
vmy mt Sunday. Xuru'alk was t‘n enterv
prising place. although hr behind Mert-
den rind Budgopon in producing use: of
wall pox. ll street ullwny contra)“
Normal: with South Sorvrnlk for the ac~
emtmmlatinn of people who were not in
a hurry. 3‘ D!!!“ Surwalk hat I splendid
water from. especially at the west side of
the depot after a. heavy I’d"). Every full
:1 afinr lab?“ ulnar at .\'nr\vnlk. Many \vhn
\lsllttl It did nut. kumv that it was llrld
to: the purpme of allowing three Curd
“non" Inert. mo! wheel proprietors r In!
' dealer! in pr :33 packageu to distribute
large some: of Willey thin they had inhew
ited from rich retrain .. among the needy.
Nut-walk wav noted tluoughout the loud
for the flavor and utility of its 039m
thus:- caught qBridgepofl 1:1er by
Sorwalk oystermen living and u 80. l.
aunt glove token at! Not!“ 03
§ 0.
l“
Pryor: himmoualy ill. Y i & «
l in their offices.
W1 . E i
All; New his Mm
’ w. it. KhmfiThm ill with u
kvx‘m’ :7‘ '7 i a 4; ‘0‘: fl.
-»»m'~»~n~ . w“-
‘1
. 7 a
W
The W this! m l: at the
Imu Worhtn being overhauled.
F‘W
llr. rind Hist than a. St. John m the
happy "treats of a flue hey. born ht
Thumlay.
=—— m A . _
The Re!“ York East 00'1an will b-
gin its annual sealant iu anklyn next
week.
TV 7—,
.Q.
Rt: waists are (ashlar/tattle. In three
tumult: there won‘t be at etuall \‘lfilfil
mutton in the mmutry.
77-:-
—==77m 77‘.
The Intuit thing in eamlim loathe April
foul «truly. for the first of April. “on 7
vwll has them.
w—
The rwaternen in thu- eity and Five
Mile River»thoae opposed to stuntmfelt
very happy [at 'l‘hu'redny when they re-
ceived the news from Hartford.
9.. 7 -77-—--
Dr. Edwnrds of [hubury has purchased
a residence in Nor-ohm and will remove
them R. H. Rowan tried haul to have
him purchase here. but he liked Novotou
heat.
FM —- H
The annual meeting and election of the
Methodist Sunday school was adjourned
from Monday till this evening. when
it will be held in the lecture room (If the
church.
figm
A mmmittqodeitlneni of the town.
headed hy Judge “Windward. are making
nu v art to aeeure the Yale Glee, t‘luh for
a convert at Music Hall some evening tltll“
Ill]: Aprilt Q
Q‘. '
Mr. Navy. the lt‘lllpt‘l‘tuu‘fi worker, was
in the t‘lty uh 'l‘mxuln‘v. en route lot‘ Duu‘
hury. \\ hew he la engaged to «pull all the
tvtuiwrtuu‘e meetings .heitu: held there
“tilt week.
Strum we ennmmml ltm week that vb
h‘lt‘t‘llllf‘ll Smith \vm mum: in open ll an»
wry eluh‘ in the old hank lmilulmu there
is :\ um“ inquiry to know whim. from
“luvh we “~qu tlnte “h‘ many with
in: to hemmo his mummies.
O‘.
w.-
latel Thundtty night hurglnht entered
the h‘Ntlt‘llN of t‘. 0. Smith and Mr.
Muir-nth. on Spring street. Ju the tint
they took an uvemat uni two run m In
thoutlu‘r they left Mr. Smith‘s overrun!
and took nlarger one. and none men‘s
underwear.
.0.
(‘utu-itleruhle complaint is made that
tlIthttIizui flu: lllVlil‘l‘.“ im- Iquutleul turd
in many cases In>ultIIiu. Tltfiy Dnlul‘
(bury-mil. without no much its uklng
ll‘lUt‘. and If required to leave rcl’ufie. utt~
lil “mud. and null then tho-y use instill.-
tII-,: language and threats It might
lt‘lJ'll llll‘lll nmnuern if they ultultltl hf
flit‘l‘llhly ejH‘tml nr ttl‘rt‘slt ll.
Q‘.
M. huts mom with llh spring '11th
and filing udverltwnwnl. tlh‘lattt‘l'lo set
furth the [Ullllt‘l‘lllt'lllb he lIuR lu tiller pur-
t‘lt:IM‘l>-lll the former, .Jll.‘ sprint; stock
i~ and \arlrd, illltl “'1“ meet
an) «lentmnl for MI, grade and style He-
ehlt‘! rr-ndy utmle clnthiug he hm at full
bite of gent's fIIrIIIalung goals, Jewelry.
wk. Ll" ltt‘ltci tutti defines a call
7 7--aooo ~ ~ .. ‘
large
l'.. P. Fnula- tIIIItIIuhccs lI_v IIIle-ItiM-nirnl
lhut lic has tm hand and u pruparmi in
make to order the lull-at st} hm of spring
all: huts. \lr. me‘ {ur .\ mu“ lmn tlllnl‘ a
lttrgl- silk hut business. utulhas customers
III :1” the :IIlJnIIIIII: tnwnu. lly means (If
n i‘nttl’xn’mutur he gets the t‘xflt‘l M70 and
hlllllh‘ of lhe hcml and lllilkl‘fl the hat lit
Althuugh he mukt-v silk hnlsn
spel'inlty liv- lll-Q‘I' nut therefore tit-glut;
the other made but keeps a full, :tuurt-
ment of rm". and will huts and gents'
furnishing; goods.
perfectly .
‘ ”O —
A gentleman asked II» this week to call“
nttvtitiun tn the danger :It the Main street
railroad crossing it! the time nfthn arrival
of the ltlfi train on the ltmlmfy road “Id
the 1:8:ltruln nu the New Haven road.
and suggested that a change should be
tun-h- giving ltlUl‘I' lime llt‘l\\'l‘l‘ll the uni-
Val nf the truths. \\'¢- Ilu no, but have
nu remedy in offer. except that the lit-
most precaution he used in crossing the
track: It the time stated. Railroad crane
:It tiny time, unless
tln- pI-Imu vrmsing takes the premiutinn
tn sm- that Im trains ilf't‘ approaching. ,\t
the crowing referred to Mr. (‘mvpl-rth-
whit ls Mutinncd u flugmun and he is
faithful to his duties. and ufttimcs is can.
plied to Hlfih inrn danger lltmflf‘lf to keep
No person should cross when
ing~ :Irv- «hum-rune
n hers nut.
he is signalling: an approaching train.
—-——7 <0-
X Spnngfi-ld despatch say. that nego-
ckeiom have been in progress for IevenI
week: past looking to the formula!) of a
new railroad line from that. city to New
York. to he run In the interest of the limi-
ton Albany road. and constituting. with
that rmul. it through mute from Boston
to New York. It i~' under-Jami that Wm.
H. Vanderbilt hay cnnaentt- l to Ctl-OlX‘NItU
with the Boston and Allumy manage-
ment in the atttainment of Ibis purpose:
that arrangements have been made
whereby the Albany road WEI be connec-
ted with the New Haven and Northamp-
ton a few miles west of this place. and
that the latter road will be extended to
New York by a route parallel to the New
York. New Haven npd Hartford mad.
Tlll! new road will secure twee-as to the
city of New York by the Harlem tracks.
——’ Q0.
[nigger Stanley Ind the audience that
w’ere at the Opera. house last; Thursday
evening were served a shabby trick by
5". Goodwin‘s “Froliqucs company."
which the Hour justly censures in the
following:
N. C. Goodwin‘s Froliques advertised to
give their play. “Rabbit‘s." in the Opera
Hoth on Thom? evening. In. an audi-
ence ‘ nail-ting of runny of the first fami-
lies (I the town paid their'mone and ex-
:ted to witneua it. The per ormance.
or what there was of it, was exception-
ally good, but the abrupt ending of the
play spoiled the whole effect and disguut-
ed every man woman grid child ul-
mmuute em 40 be pm The as-
crd of than on end 0 the name.
lig‘in the In} that Mr. Goodwin. Who
took the principal‘cltnractar, wanted to go
to New York on the this express tnin,
and in order to doao the play was cut
short and the best parts were left. out. It.
was like laying Hamlet without the
ghost. W en the curtain fall the audi-
enca wu slow to believe that the per-
forumnoe we! ended. but when the truth
dswned upon them biases and shouts of
disapproval filled the hall. Hr. Goodwin
will see the eflectl of his strange nnd \ln-
wan-untied conduct if he ever has ovarian
to visit Nortulk npin.‘ The agent of t
t uy of .16" known tor!
goes Into a town. ndveruoen extent vely
and furore upon the public the idea that
the plav u- tube first7class in every re-
upect. The people pay their money and
we the show. and the company. instead
of itiuga llru'chtus performance. dutl’l‘
,agtiey are capable of giving, ruin this
play by cutting out many of the most in.
taunting puts amply because the tudi~
once u not quite its huge a: the “08.6%
Input had hoped or because. an in Good-
vvux‘u our. the plum utor waited to
run 03 to how ‘ork or some other plea.
w ‘ ‘ “£53m.
Gould
p
#7“
may: not... mulling to n m-
mm extent
1mg the children u
this city.
mites “Wad W
than» Minnow their houses all
llavllaud no“ ‘thouwer.
Rev. J. , ‘ g . llpreneh next
Stanley 0 ' “an N. E. ehuroh
on “ la ll titty.“
A number of the tombs! of the Roth-
otliat ehureh null friend. of Rev. J. V.
m mild on turn but nkhtnd loft
with him it pim of W“
a...” m...
The wind Stud” wetting broke one of
the tug. pInN of gloss in the third riot-y
of lmmshurv‘s building. The broken
glass damaged the pnlr of shoes.
*“ w” A
The ”fill?“ of MgllS_Mh Poet
last Tuesday evening was a auccoss. our!
the Danbury boys returned from Norwalk
Eighty ’lfi’lqfll \yitb their trip—Dame]
M09“— .
TM “I \‘q Ft 3. ‘ H~ hilmd Cb.low
allow each plumage:- to carry 150 pounds
of baggage without extra charge. The
limit formerly was 100 poundl.
W
\V‘. W. Comatook‘a two new cottages on
lower Main tum! are about completed.
t‘aleh Wood having given them the finish-
‘Ing touch. in the way or paint. last week.
They are an adornment to the street.
ow—s—
The roll of honor memherahip of the
'l‘vtuperauee Association has been over
hauled and now number: over six hul-
ilml. ‘l‘hia inelutloa only the names of
t‘ use who have he: true to the pledge
for thlee mouths.
7W—
The Rev. Speut‘er ll. Bray. formerly
tut! lul‘ of at. “Cumin“ Mil i. I‘
wry hu- reumiml theme! “‘fll‘oy
and on.“ tho 0m , ‘ .
lle hm weeivetl t\ will to he East “with
utttintml t‘hun‘h of New Havens-Dul-
bury tilt luv.
0..
The employees I! the um Footer]
will hereafter be paid every Saturday. in-
etemlufun the int and lltth of every
month. and hut one week will he kept
hack iruteml of two as formerly. Tltlfi
change in nub to give “(action to the
hard“. .
.— 1p..." .- ..
Major We htwéhooome the owner of
a hum. and Jim Nash my: it in a trutter.
lie expect-l to give him it hrtuh next till“)-
Iner with hiv new horse now tit Stamford.
which he mills "()lti Grey.“ All the boy):
are wntung tu no Nash's new [\ufl‘llflm.
and if he brings him here next fill-mot
they are going for him.
no
Raymund Brothers are busy with sprint
\vnrk..ttml that include uhuut everything
there in to he done. in their business em~
hrm‘o-u lM‘MIlI‘H the tleuling in (will. wood.
lime. l‘t‘lllt‘lll. lllllllllll): umterml. «tn, an,
lNlll juhthzit t‘unttN along. With mere-mi“
Ill“ minim-s1 they hove anrvIuwIl romeo.
till now they or rn-ndy and fully prophetic]
to hokln anything.
M
The hill concerning the. Yurltthn cell»
hrutmn was pmsml in the Senate on Tues-
day. The bill tuithotirua the cmntuntuler-
lll l'lll -t‘ I-i «lonigume it regiment of the
Nutmtml'llimrd to represent the Mann it:
the Yorktown centennial oelehrotiun.
Alan $3.(D0 in npproprlttted to defray the
expensut of of the regiment.
9‘.
..._——-— . .
Dexter Demtm. utter a prolonged llllltuitl.
(“I‘d thin morning of Bright‘s lllflt‘lltll‘ Of
the kidneys. He was the inventor of the.
straw hat pressing machinm in use by
him at the time of lll! death. and by
which straw bats are turned out with
great rapidity. ll» was. man of great
Inventive genius and indornitnble perse-
verance and shrew-lied hugely in business.
._ 9.0 7o——-—
Editor Si:x'rt.vnt.':77t\'or\valk in n pnnr
plate for thieves if the grand list. in to he
lichen-d. Total :tmnmt of tummy nu
hand 0an Int. exceeding $100. of any
one individual. $450. All for jewelry.
watqhea. etc... including diamonds, we
haven" .‘810 Worth. and no hut-glitt-
would t ‘ of coming here for so small
an amount. and other things in pro mr-
tinn. .113 everyhmty told the truth w ten
lmualing in them lists? \V.
‘w——
Full. Running.
Samuel Waring. in the employ of Doty
& (Irmv. av‘nndzu‘. on a wager. run 600
yards in one minute and a half. He Inst
the wager” he bet that. he could do it. in
in one mlnul’e and '2) seconds. The high
wind was unfavorable for first runnin .
but. the drie bras good. and he will hold
the ohumpiohsliip until some one else
does better.
77 - «97— --—-
SOIuII Nor-walk BC)" the “'orld
——Bcu 'l'llno on Record.
South Norwalk in the Minor city of the
State in many particulars Its people are
03th. go-nhead “Excelsior” kind. that
are never satlaflcd with «pulling onion,"
bin thu‘must excel. Then victory is
in the patter of fast “ill-g. Last Satur-
day} the schooner Wm. H. Jordan, owned
by Soul: Non-walkers.” Minded by
PM {boat 86. JOIN. M illtimore at
4 VIII]. On Monday. the 28th at mid.
night. «he was at Provxdence. R. 1.. bar
in}: made the «finance. over .500 miles. in
56 hours, the quickest time on record.
—-'-—-—.00————
Slngmg School Concert.
Prof. Dunn of Stamford during the
winter has had a large singing class in
East Norwalk. which under his training
has made rapid and substantial progreea
in the knowledge and execution of music.
This class now. under his direction. On-
nouncea a concert in the church on Tues-
day and Wednesday evenings. April 18th
and 13th. The proceedn will be for the
benefit of Ge church. This will undoubt-
edly be} my fine musical entertainment
and itllob'pct la a most worthy one. and
therefore 9593‘“ to attract large audiences
anagram-lug.
.. 7 ——————“ q
‘1“ Iron: but 6. Soon.
The trout law will be of! next Fridny.
April 1. Then the trout lovers will it“
to to happy, but June filhe month than
all other: tho: fishing in at perfection.
Malia people who film for recreatioi‘u
well as to see how cunning they out b0-
oorue in a pursuit which require: the -
most ingenuity will not rejoice in the}
fond sport until May nnd will not. become
glorious ova-it until June. A voted.
trout fielnr aid: "I frequently start 3;!-
tho atmm a 8 o‘clock. when my any-“’5
practically over. Then I can catch 1 3“
”ring bofire‘evening. l scarcely
return without a few. I caught «9ng
("we in“ a piece of the it“)!!! which Vi!
only several yards long. It wa‘e deep
however and just the place where the
apeckled ones loved to swim. Cruv
on in hand: and ham to the spot,
ule y threw over in line and can“
t. am. It we: just A ruin: they were
his narund l we. very cunning. I W
alum: rofvery lute on”. The
mum: thet the trout luv will be
an; Fr'ldny conjure. u about of rofmle
lug reoclloctlunanm which will ul-
m
of their money. The of
Pleural! will not noon forget N. ‘
vinorthewnbbv Who played thou»
v ”lust-r ill tendorlm
Wfiton. e of
PM}: i W‘, .‘.... " of the ‘
themwhombnlttodn minority re;
Minutemen.“ my nblo W
WWW. Harrison
Mthelougdebnteupmthemelde
“mam
m an am
rted‘ .W‘hamimmm
m tmottheuulon
mlMudBy
Tbe‘billhubeonmfiothomcinlordcr
of the thy in the Mk WWW.
(Thur-hr).
_.__..,.”......_
any
and at the residence of E. Beard. at which
seven! sub-committees were appointed.
It. was then decided to have a meeting of
the executive. nnd the chum o! the
subcommittees at the lecture room of
«tho Congregational church on Monday
evening. According on Monday even-
ing there was a genera nttendnnoe of the
committees end muoh enthusiasm. The
general plan of the fair wan exglniuod by
the premdent rind aupermten em. and
melt omxrnltteo in it: turn lining enjoined
to unlike lte greatest etfelrt. ‘ The gonoral
rm in to have n five any: fur which will
include at supper each evening. and it 000‘
eert on Tuesday nod a drnmatio entertain-
meat on Thuredny evening. he colu-
rttitteee having in charge the various do-
parttueats have authority to add to their
number such as they deem mew for
the effective porfortmee of their duties.
The prospect now in that this nfl‘nlr will
wlipse everything of the kind ever nt-
tempted in thin part or the ante. and the
unfit sail nine «migrates n mull. m‘:
wi putt mrpon at nm‘ 1
fluids autllcietit to put up the libnry
building.
on" V‘~M*- ‘Q
Selling to moon.
The law now relating to the tale of in-
tuxluting liquor: to mlnore lu—
“ Every person who shall evll or «an»
lntoxienttng liquor to any minor or to my
intuximted person. or to any hmhuul n .
tor notice from his wife not to sell or de-
liver such liquor to him. or to any wife
alter native trout her hurlmnd not to sell
or deliver uueh liquor to her. or sell or de-
filvur such‘llquor to any hublml dunk-
prk knowing him or her to it each. Cd
every rmn who all.“ “mink- tie-lint
any in xictttlu higher in Cloth. afhr
notice by the nelee men tut profiled lu
motion eight, first. chapter fourleut.
til-l0 sixteen the General Sultan llttll
bu fined not. lea than twenty dollar! nor
more thin fifty dollars. or llll rianued not
more than all” days. or hut . And if
my person licensed to sell intoxicating
liquor alt-ll violate any provision of In
luv- ln relntlon to intoxicating liquor.
such violation shall in fidiflon to the
penalties rent: for aid omen.
work It for elture of his “come. “16120qu
the monies that may have been M bl“
such license. and Iucll m a not;
Llhmfter for the “race of ‘one year be
cl" 'ible to receive any license to tell In-
tlng liquor. l’mseuutions for n vio-
n of this section shall be date“!
on city or police court or by any 5.-
» to o the peace subject to unit“.
0 o o7 7- 7- 7-—
lP‘ur the filNTDlIL.‘
- ‘I‘Ic lieu-thou“.
The» good people of this town and vicin-
lty who. in the put have realized benefits
fmm‘mfe. quick and cheap transportation
to and from New York by utenmois of the
White Line. of which our mutual friend
Captain 1“. Perkins in the general agent.
that. In nmtwer to their solicitation! the
writer deems it proper to ask. Mr. Editor.
you hemp; in a couuututding intuition to
Import positive information. as to when
regular trips by bout, begin. The ladies
in particular rm: anxious as they see spring
opening and bluebird: making their nests
and all that. sort of thing. for the reoson.
probably, that spring but trimmings can be
tud in greater variety in the metropolis
than anywhere else. and on their nccount
you will confer a favor by stating wlut
you know on the subject. Of course lite
cars will continue to make their trips 88
llRllHl, and people able to pay the (are 0‘“
go to the city an often ll! they plow. but.
you know there is a class who prefer to
nave n trifle in money, while they are wil-
ling to expend more time in going and
coming. For these your anew” will be
received with glndum. We nllknow dir-
nppointment In to the boat is not to over-
take us so long as Captain Perkins con-
ducts the nurture-mam. but the looming
uncertainty hanging over the situation
you can. by a few ex eased words, dispel
and drive away. ours. etc"
“turn."
—(.lnn't give any positive information
about, the boat. but we believe one will be
put on in a few dank—[En
—-»~—-.’7 - —_——
DABIBN.
A Int-price party! was held at the rui-
donce 0 John C. other. lust Thur-day
avonln . It was quite hr ly attended.
A v: urch sociable vvi I be h'eld at: the
residence of Hrs. Stephen Hoyt on Thurs-
weanling;
v. Dr. avden preached 3 very inter-
eodng sermon Int. Sunday evening. at the
Congregational church on the “Grandeur
of Foreign Missions." -
Dr. R. L. Bohnnmu has move-dint» the
S hen Seeley place.
0. Bates and fairiily have moved into
the place lately occupied hares}. W. Weed.
REV hngbil no his fare
well
settlnoln lau Sunday "letting to on exceed-
i 7 can regal on.
from; attends to move into his
new'atore on Thursday.
MF—
l-‘ltcll’l Home.
The Stamford Advocate publishu the
following:
The following communication from the
founder of “Fitch's Ijlome for Soldiers and
their Orphan Chum" will show v'vhat
the venemble-phfianfihmplat now propose-
to do loathe benefit puke wank and help-
less. eswy the aged who find them-
selves lh the condi ‘ 'uuncd. This is a
noble thlng for Ur. 8:1! to do, and one
which will cause hlalname to be held in
. rateful ' 7 bran for man nora-
gi'ons to m ” y [e
61 Fin-n Aym- 1!. Y.
i; lurch 92d. 1881.
To the Editor affibfifllm‘ford Advocate:
Dear Sin—Th! Legkllttlro of the state of
Connecticut bu riled my t and
the charter of “ l’l Home for the Sol-
diera." It Dorian, but been annealed: no-
cordlngly. By the a of the charter
as it now exists, D. 13.00ch of Nor-
walk. Tallmndge Baker. den of Norwalk,
and I". 8. flush. afflufl’eu, Ire to be trua-
teea of this Ml:ut3¢ll.' 1| filter of the
more numeroua men who
have heretofore but than no of trustees.
I. propose placing filth- hnil-of the pew
Darleu, an for the present. if perm trod
- c provision bu w
been made by the law. tho: the little one-
now in one ofl the Home. will Econ:
elude than nobool you this min .
Thereafter, “0.30m. 1 true. In in: ‘
madman, villa ' outrun or all
termiofm oh w‘ountern ted.
for the soldiers of the republic, 1 guy.
whose neeth may entitle them to matinee.
and to tho orphan. of the soldiers. am well
as to “such aged and infirm people as phat!
real: “I shelter. The new trustees. with
ooaoumneo of the pldI are about to hate
Pure ' Milk
Mame-control» d . of t.
armour yr‘lMthe m *3?
. EFOR SALE at BROWN & WILCOX‘S.
Whenudnrewlll‘reogln'unptu’uon. pw ] “It, a I “a
to advise with themru to the moss t
able '3 (chili " ivflbit for in at
of the om. 8n ‘ ly ‘~
“Jansen ‘m
Who m Nu m
“we-gm :nhwkhfl-
“out”.
w
1‘. «Am
HOLLAND’S
GonfeotionerY
lmh. Pure and choice
ammmummm
m.
013]! on 80PM QUALITY 0!
mind My at 90c. 15qu
“mam W «pm to quantum st u
808‘“! 808'.“
DEPOT Restaurant!
A 3mm. rmrmmn.
‘ vlrc parched the above resultant or Curl.-
N. her. lmmtlglnoury mm mvelore and
the public "all, M abet beep'h apply of
Homo «Ind. Putty.
In «aims to regain hill or rm.
NORWALK Bitter: it all Strict
mu 01 0.11 Kind.
in 111313 mason.
Bottled Illk by the glare. elven nnd pure.
varsthlu M and Clout. Give in n cult [mu
:3 A. '1- «H s.
PAKULBII 3308.
l added“ thelre 1“th “loan.“
tall” “dill luck. 33:“ 8mm 3‘
rom- m. Both goons.
Wm llor A80 Cow Wu“.
rm". have been and Ip wlth the our nation
truprovementu.
You MI rave tlnv by culling at the volt-on fhr
llalr Cutting null Shaving,
All he nun-lass amm- are mutually employed to
«we cannot
A (‘lllROI‘OllIST. wltl't uwenl yenru ex
New York, l-ln the rooms. and will remove
rnrul, humuna. lugrmvuu: nui.-, an. ll unv hour In
the day. . l‘.\Kl‘l.SKl BROTHERS.
h‘oulh Nonnlk. July ad. 5031'
F.H.Na.sh&Bros
Majolica, Bohcmlau. Lava. turd
Jupuneno Geode.
fine line of \Vlllte GmnlIe, Porce-
Iuln and film-“tare. \Vood, Tilt
and llollow “'uro. Cook and
I'm-lor- Stoves.
you!
Also on hand. a
IRON GLAD PAINT. for m: and iron rode.
We no the only Agentq for the rule of this punt in
"It: tummy. Also Agent: for the we NE’I‘ALIC Tl?
LAIP WINK. Enquirer no trimming and Int-rennet
the light.
Prints. Lawns: llrket rum.
CIlRES
Speedy and complete.
..~-..._.._._~.. ‘
Dr. I. Art Ward of New York,
In minimum-nee of bin numerous pntlcntn in Norwnlk.
Sn Norwalk and vicinity. will remain It the ADAMS
HOUSE. Ncrwulk. eve? Hominy. from 9 I. m. to a .
m..nnd It the WARW CK "0 SK. South Norwnl .
every Suurdny. from On In. to 8 p tn.. and sundly
from 1 to 0 p. m.. where he in div-penning health and
etmngth to the multitude: vi 0 have been thought to
be lumruhle bv the nuppoead moat uklllfut phyuiciun
of the land. ‘lw Dortm- givt-e npt‘t‘inl lrthItIent in all
(‘HRONH‘ DISEAFKS. Best of referent-ell given to
cam-n of lnn ' standing which he hurt cured in n few
day- or wee In. l‘rlvute reception parlors for ladlen.
Consultation free. 535
John Schau
DEALER LN
BOOTS and SHOES
- of All Kinds.
LARGE STOCK 0)."
Bullet Goals of all Kinds.
The heat of £0011:- at the lowest prices. Cull ud-
uee them.
Custom Work done at.
Short Notice.
Austin‘o Block. Wuhlngton mt.
Biladon’u. mket
mix 81.. Adlolnlng Contraption! Cluck.
. FRUIT, tannins
And. Omod “ad-
or ALL KINDS.
l
, —-—-rnox—_J.
VII-80H POINT FARR.
_ In times um.
All Produced on the Form
. mun-truce.- of
Jersey, Ayrshire and Gumsey
iwnlnmtmmm-‘wn
"drug-rm The '
Rlelost. Parent. and Best Milk.
Thur. unbeprodncod.
DAVID STOW-
‘uNflEnTlIttni
lulu $.upMMtho’nM.
.mmmm ‘
winner-mum.“
tlfy utd improve tltfo at once. in or
dorthntwmnybd b th am of
J anthracite". y e ' a
u ‘ . l »;
Yupmfl r.
5 M.“ l
W
Mmth‘W I an
amudutupi Out?
o i s P -
w—W—M‘ _..__————
» .,
PEHL
________..__—_————
wt. 9'" mt ‘ ‘7’
sat“
“
9-4 Bleached
Gingham
Printagood.
“
Job Lot Towels
Lace Strip Pique -
Borderline
Jul Lot of Ribbons,
Broieu‘i _s Hose
Washington St,
SPRING
BRO0M S,
—-[Henry ll’m‘d Beecher.
2".
0
Invite can get at
All the Latest Styles of
HATS
8 and 100
Prints, light remnants, . 4c ‘“
Roll Gambrio. remnants, 5c
ToWeling, all linen
Heavybrqwn tablelin’n
Blanche “
Bleached Napkins -' 650 per (102'
THE LATrst‘ 31'
No man is well dressed unless he has on a stylish hat, such
Having a LARGE STOCK that I wish to reduce
before taking inventory on the 15th, I
will ofl‘er inducements for CASH
ONLY, as follows :
Atlantic Sheetings - 80
per rd
25C ‘ u
“
(S
50
6‘
“
50
200
400
h
C
- 2 for 250
121-23. worth 18
80 worth 151:
White 0rganlia,sli’tly lam’gei, 25cwnttl50
White counterparts, -
Plum Wotan Ticking - 50!: per yard
A my line assurtmeutnf Hamburg Elgmgs
US 83011
150 per» PS
250 worth 50
I have mentioned but few of the bargains
that I am 0fl‘ering,und in proof of what I say,
it you will give me a call, you can satisfy
yourself that I have bargains in all depart-
ments that will attract your attention.
H. VAN HOOSEAR,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
OPENING
OF THE—-———— '
TRADE
E. K. LOEE—WOOD’S,
In crockery. China. Glassware. etc.
flout goods for little money. delt at prices. governed by qtullty.
TIN “311117.. JXIJRIOST GI‘VEN A'VVACSX
BRUSHES.
Cutlery a specialty, some as low as GOcts. for six knives and forks.
Stoves, Ranges, and Complcté Housekeeping Out-fit a
New Yorks’ lowest price, for
KEROSENB OIL, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS. ETC.
DUSTERS.
Same Quality.
Clothes don‘t make a. mun—but help him after he is mado.
YEP -
McEwen’s Hat Store.
38 W'ASHINQTON STREET.
Men'n, Youths‘t and Children’s .
Call and See Them.
GAPS!
mpg f
Bum
All Brands end Prices.
LATH -
BEST BANGOR.
Fence Baum
and Pie eta.
Cherry.
on, Whitowood
and Maple.
' Andauxindsétauu' Wood.
Roofing. and ‘ Sheathing
- Putter,
modal-rapto- box now his. a
Melanoma-w
Henry R»; Etch.
A Large and Complete Stock of
.RUG&
Chemicals,
Patent Medicines.
Fancy Articles,
and such other ‘Articles as are
usually found in a first. class
llrtlg Store,
a
For sale at
Plaistal’t lll‘llE Stirs,
oUpp. Post Ufiice,
Prescriptions .compoumled
with repaid one at dl hours.
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