'v'v-
" Wail! owned 36 «ban-a mun:
. ll lama!!! gmh’ml
railway. hm". Inca. ‘
”at of Letters
malning in tho Post-om“- at South
. walk. Jan. 10th.. 1382. Pomona call-
for any of thee- letters will please
thev are advertised.
Ethnic L. Barn. Mrs. Harriet Bates.
. Dunn. Miss Mamie Doyle. Allison
‘rec. Mrs. Charles Fox. John R anlfr.
IouAnna Field. 1". Jemima livilih>i2'~.
rs J. Hackott. Lester llarvc-rd. .‘lre. T.
shun. Mm. Elmerum Juno. Nellie Kel~
ly. “'m. H, Lynn. Maggie McCarthy.
Miss Murvanme McDonald. Mrs. Miller.
John ML‘Vav, Fernanda Manmamele.
Frank E. Mills, Mm: Alice Markham. Al-
heu‘ Merritt. MN. Nellie Parks. Uwcn
oillv. \‘harles Ritten. Mr. EdWin Ruck-
wellJil. F. Swayzc. Alexander Smith.
“'In. Sherdanm. MI.“ Emma A, Thorn-
kins, Michael \Valsh,
J, \' Dunning. l‘. M
Till-I wcntliz‘r f‘ltLtkrN our can! llt‘alt‘f'
smile
O O 0
Mr FruncIs Fume; ill .{ llaviluiii strwt
is very sick,
._.- .0.
—Rvml \'.m Hmfioar & .\mbler'a new
advertisomonr
“ M
The Forum“: Appropirliuu
*il Vl‘l‘ltl‘lltltl
lull calls for
w.- —
Tllr‘ front «lo-MN of ll«~\t'~ llllullllut'y
linvv rm‘vIrwi It now v air ..{ i-Itlizl
.0.
PM lull); c'luplmut "lirhlpxgwit" 2‘
llr‘iTl}’ Il_\"1l!'rll'l
.0. -
#szml p‘llntn‘, w:i~. glao u-lt‘ :It 1..
li. lI-n‘kr-r'u. ’31 Main ~trvol. iii)": ll‘mck.
....c.~w‘~.~..
Mr“ Hymn «if lisiVIlqul ~tni‘t Is hav-
in; rim erttvrioruf lit r roanlrm-v rl- paint-
ed.
- - _,
Mr. llunlivii nmkm Ii -,; "Ni ~llz‘\\'ii(c1\n-
ni el (It his nmrkrt, \V'aslimghm
bllr‘i‘t
gunk
.i.
.P :4!“ch m 3.in .priml'y l'wt' ml» li)‘
Momma: ilroiiwru. l‘ H lll‘! ’Il‘.‘ Slum
x-‘ffl‘llk
0.. —
)lr l9 ll. Rush, of \lep» l'l. lifl‘;.l;-
z‘rl {w rttg‘vrt tho ligmljtivn zlr‘3(‘?‘!'\§ll‘;~‘
.I‘ fliz- wwlm hr the 5" 1.2 5: .a
.9.
The City limiril of Hello! :Iwei Ill .l;I.~
~ M. inf-‘twu'u i'ihi‘l‘ l~: m. Flz‘fi' Alici-
I‘.-N‘l‘.
. ..
.\ ~1I~~<‘IIIlI=IYx-rIII; wl' .im-I: Inn» ii l‘
auxin this wool: at [llt' ib'l‘t‘ ul' ,\ lm k~
r‘l‘lllifl & Sun's
“O ~
ill-or what \';m Humour .v Ambior
lmlv In may in tho pcblic m lllt‘ll' nelvrr-
lion; vornrr.
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31;... (Vldrli liIIllnIzin rmurnwl in limok»
2;. r: an oily :Ifli r :I frw -l.I}'\ I mi “‘IllI
Iv l\ll\‘i“§ In time t‘llV
.7 .0.
Ni-Iv ll:\v-~n lilm‘k lleilr‘h lll‘t‘ now
turned and hung III llm l-ur rooms of
No“ York lIlIti-ls
._ 0o.
Tltv lur‘rlltiwtu‘t‘ x‘llglllv‘vf'n I! [lit- alllla
un‘ut‘ lll Niwv ll \\ mi t‘lllll‘l' Fob
rumy L‘Il or l'i-liruarv ‘3‘
QD.
.\ lllvherumu ct 5.er In tho :I tlhplay «a!
the» Now Hump” uurbum In
lhwll‘ largx- show \V ml \‘~\ ”In \\'t'(‘l.
Qt.
'l‘lw wool; of prayvr la ln‘Lll; .‘llaerr-d
;I=. illl‘ i‘ll) by union lilt“!ll‘!§.‘i‘\t'f} :u'trr
nun: ill 1hr t‘lInqreinsv-II Il \‘llul’I‘l‘
«coo
l‘xlt‘ K Innilk Social I‘luli guru .I \i-Iy
'IIIv ux'mbb- H Editor ll ill laal Thur-”lay
roping Suppl-r \\'l|\ fuiIIleIHl at tho
\‘li) Ilill‘tq
mil \\:z’l
nt‘d lllg'
-, coo
.\lr l‘boarrr I‘la‘uk. l Ir a bu»; Muir \llt‘
popular vlork .n ltrmu. .t \\'i:.». V \Vll.
hrrval‘lx r lo lnuud in Iln- ‘ l. .1“ m \lr.
&\lmali’i Iualm ulmp
‘ Q‘.
.\ A‘W’VL‘“ Borough “imam: \\ Ill hr h“l‘l
In tho town homo uvu .‘l\\ll\lt“\ .uh-r
pawn at 8 o‘clock to id) or tax to mcrt tho
.m mu viii-«cam of ”\r borough.
<1»
huglull I‘apltalmh Nphw lilnl by t‘.
I. iron-Riyal arc. any-mini: to the ll.»
f' . l‘wr m wet. lk‘tx‘krttgtltn llurtbml and
it u ‘vm lbwr railroad prim“
no- ~
l“,.~ I IN \\’wl I‘Igar t‘nmpauy \\ Ill prob»;
.tl‘vl\ Mill l a l‘m‘lory nl‘ tlivIr not) the;
l
nimm * ‘ will ‘. Thur l‘il‘lllt“. luau rwatv , ~
* l r ‘ " . H mm are wow. .9.
:_\‘ :iI. :axt‘nl illif‘lllt.‘ llli‘ rial }l‘£lt‘_
‘- ‘
Hwy liawlxut lllllr‘ hub In tho an»
1'.» ll"I‘t‘lllr‘ll! tint .\ paralli‘l hult‘uml ‘\\‘lll
v-I in l) lw built," or llldf llii‘ “priufl‘t Lib
kw: \ "IlI luIaIzIIn-u lrallnlh‘llutl" or that
”my IIItIlIrIliiivllIii~x~t."
- oo. ~—
x‘vrh llfil‘ltlr; wlm dial it! \Vi-lle‘ey.
‘luw . lnin Sunday owning. out-dill. WM
at tho tiuw of his Ilvotli who of tho oldest
Erm- Mancini in this or 3I\_\' otlirr country.
lav having been a Mutvr Mason lth‘l' 72‘
voziw.
~r006~———-—
l‘upr. L‘ruwo I'tll vomnwui‘c :it once
tht‘ building of a houw for Mr. Charters
\V. Bullock nu Monro strwt. on the name
sIdo «If the street and wont of Mr. Peter
Slitt'l‘l'l flatulence. Tho ciao will he ‘21!
2-3.
-—-- - 909
Mr. Reed llnvilnnd lIus bought an
mlwr horse. llo purclIu-Ied the animal
from a farmer In Sew York state. “'9
undorvtnnd he is c ".poeder,“ and that
the boys will anon havc to look to their
laurvls.
~ - to.
The services held lust \vcvk in the
Mission church. (Town Halli. resulted in
several conversions. Next 88be ev~
using at 7 o‘clock, Rev. Mr. Kingston
of this city. will again preach. Servi-
ces commence at 7 o‘clock.
”Wu—n...—
“Die Hon. Frederick Douglas. one of
the old chompions of liberty. loctured
on the "Life of John Brown." at. atllyn
hail. Hartford. lost evening under the
aunpiccs of and for the bonefit of the
Summer Union [league club of llartford.
..0
A watch was loot on Friday evening
laat between the saloon of Thoma: Car-
lin. on Main street this city. and George
Eaddcc'c atore on the Turnpike. A Ii“.
.9!“ reward“ oat-Ml for the rcturn of
the curtain this ofiicv. The watch ba
tcapoor man, and has been in
blatantly for about thirty ycraa.
W
The Baptiu women of the state are tak-
cg Irtepa to organise a home miniou
itb a view to work among the colored
e. A preliminary meeting at Now
yen laat Thursday waa attended by
women from dim-rent churche- in
«ate. but it waa voted to postpona
ion till after tbs Itatc Baptist cameo.
in Octnhcr.
Mow—w—
, ‘11:. New York Mane malarial: at
annual acetic; Monday declared a
_ ridecdof 85 per cent. Thin brought
cannon-ct ”My ofila crack. from
which it W that Whitolaw Raid
hold ”abut-a in. Maown homo and bad 48
not-1a tho name of huwifo. whila hia
“fully thca owning altogotber M0
.moftba no W Th! "matador
ohn i‘olomzm. James Casey. Mrs. Anna
3r. William W. Lester spent Sunday
with friend: in, Brooklyn.
The quarterly rug-link of the Hat I-‘in
ishcrn Association was held laslevcning.
o“—
—Suuly Van fiance“ & Ambler's col-
corn.
”0*
Don't {oral-t the Old Well Truck C035
ball next “'ednesday evening.
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The date of the Annual supper of the
Rofnrm Association will soon he an-
nounced.
—* ‘99
Tim quarterly rm‘epsilm u! Prnflinuld's
dancrng (lists will take pillow in Loch.
wood's hall. Norwalk. rovnight.
_ w,
—- Early Rose Potatoes for salt- by Rom-
son Brnthere. Addrew I‘. O. Box 549,
South Norwalk.
, W,
Wu understand tbrce of the city's
young gentry visited Union. Saturday
evening lzL-t. but left the bulky borne at
home.
”.._._
The varall House, III the city of .\lIl.
wanker). was burned on Tum-day night.
Sixty lives were lost. and a large num-
lI—r wore injured.
The darkey, Brush. who is wound III
tho Stratford murdor €3.50 pnvwl through
tniv ci'y this :Iftvrnoon for that plumI In
charge (If an (‘lfil‘t‘f.
__.._ ,.. _.
Mr. livnry llm-rv, «If l‘mss ~trvvl, was
lzikon sti‘k III llll' lllllhllillg room of l‘ru-
fut o3: Krupp} ~liwp, N I. ‘2. HP. FrIIlny.
mul :< ;\l prim-Ill \vry rock at his lIIIuIt‘.
» 99.
Thu Stamford IiIo Ilr’ltflnllll'nl ivIll re-
69;“) tlIt'lt' now tiru enguie on Monday
cvorIing. Jan. lath. Alrnib~rs from the
fire departmut of Him City Will visit the
lit-onion of SquIford no that rvening.
7‘»
Tim regular [Ht‘t'llll;\>{ tha- Mutunl IIII
PrUVl‘lUl'nl Sucwty. of ”it! cIty. tool:
place Monday pvt-mug. The ut-
temlance was large aid rm mien-ailing
program was prvocutcd.
-* i»
Tlll‘ lllullt’ni tI-lc (or :I numb r of yours
“as yealcrday. III llu- Homily til the
nystermen‘u (lurks eVI-ry (lung \\ as sub—
merged. and the water camc up and oliv-
erwl Wuior alrt‘r'l and up lhymonil ntrcet
far sum» diotanco.
0 n
‘0. ‘
Liz, ll. liurciiard has about comploted
a high tower and wiIIduIIll In. his iplm‘c
IIt Wilson Hunt. The tower Is lm‘atml a
few hundred fevt east of his rimIdI-m‘e.
and ms object is to nupply tho house
and horn Wllll wnior.
9» «~—
Then-h attlnvv on fun! hurling tlIo
llli‘l‘illh'l’! Hf (llil “'t-ll llimk Kt libido!” ( 'I‘.
to limo the tirai floor of then qIInrtI-rs
Thvtr ulIJrl‘l H In Illilzun “will
for u lIIllIzird and also a pool table for the
amuswnwnt of tho riII-IIIliors of tho \‘IIIII
pony.
.0.
Horcuftor the regular nicelIiIgII (If the
L'ouri of liurgosam. Norwnlk, will lw
held on the first Monday of ouch month.
from November LI .\prIl llll‘l\|\l\'t‘ :It
'lzllt) o'clock p III.. and on tho lint M ~II~
day of curb month from ALI} to Uurulwr
mrluuw, at 8 o‘clock p. III.
"
“(ix Royal-r. u man from Suutlipurt.
sumo tn tlIH \'\l.\' on Thurmlay last and
IIIslIIlgod fnmly In tirr-vvatrr and lk‘t'flflu‘
inlaixlt‘eflt‘il. Um was taken lmfurc Judge
“onion. whrru lw pluml mull). a ll no»
flIIml ‘lJK‘ and nulls. \vluou amounted
i‘nlnrgml.
to $11336. llui lime in“ rvuIItIi-ll; ht‘ pend
the viola and WM \‘l‘t‘ll‘dl'gi .I.
-_ m . ‘
Mui‘h ltltrhxt is living "mum-nun!
at tho llli‘k‘llllgn lirld zit tlu‘ lelur
\llhl and Hum“ gounual vhun‘hm. Loni
Sunday qurIIIIIg Invmyluur \‘ulldvvtwl
thmuoolvcu \vIIlI llm Muthwlut I‘lIurle
on phihaltml .\I ”IV \‘Iuigrognuuual
t‘hnlt‘h, Sumlm morning. thaw \voro
mun rvwivmt .u Invmlk‘h uII piobwumi
of faith.
..0
lo anothvr column Iiplwon Ibo “port
of the mudmon of tho For National
Rink. at the rim.» of liuainwo Dmmulwr
limb. and It in wrromly ii good nllu“ hip
Thu bunt: has bum doing burniw only
about ll “\nttth‘ null nlnwlv ilw imbvnl
u'il siupwnu amount to Qfl?.f'\.i;l,.‘t‘i Tho
xIIrplIh fund In trunnion and tho umlwul
0!.
Wu run-lint tin-i \rwh from Mr. S. J.
“'ntlimsi. foruwrly of lltl! city. lll‘l\\‘ of
Fltl'lt‘b linking, a holiday copy of tho
Fargo. Sunday Armor. 3 llr“‘eplpt‘l'
primvd III that town. It common thirty
six pages. in MI) ‘ arc full of
intoh‘utmg IIInlti-r. including stutIntic-I.
eta. bwudcia “‘llli'h it contains a rIIIIIIbor
of rkt‘lt‘llt‘fi of plow. rind awm-ry in that
notion.
*— 'Q.O ,
Mr. Jacob M. Layton ban prooeutcd us
with a hands-emu culvndur inauod by tho
Rocbvatvr German luwrnnco company.
of Rlcbratrr. S, Y. Mr. Layton rcpt»-
avnts thin. and It llUltlbt’f of otl'wr lira:-
claasi llro iniurunco cumiuinies; lwaidoa.
ho docs an t-xtccsivo rool estate and
housemgvnt businov-a. His ofllce is at
$0. 65 \Vanhingmn street. next door to
the poet cfiico.
W“
Editor Ashley has disposed of the Port.
cheater Journal to Mr. M. L. Deb-van,
late of the Houutanic Ray. Mr. Auhley
was connected with the Journal for over
fourteen years and made it one of the
best weekly papers. Mr. Delavan. his
auccessor. is an old newspaper man. and
will undoubtcdly maintain the tone and
character so long enjoyed by the Jam--
vial.
-———-4.o———-——
The annual meeting of the Old Well
Club wan held on Honday evening. Jobs
8. Ferria. preddmt. in tho chair. The
election of officer-I for the ensuing year
was deferred until next Monday even-
ing. when it is hoped there will be a full
ctteudancc of the members. At the
meeting on Monday evening. John H.
Smith. who has been treasurer of llm
club slice ll-i organizition. resumed.
He was afterward elected an honorary
m‘mber.
-———»—-¢w
The new five cent win it unulmnged
in weight. but the diameter iv increased
one millimetrc and the thickness in pru-
portlcnatcly decreased. Upon the ad-
vcrae is a clmic head of Liberty. with
the date of issue. On the reverse a
wrath of corn and cotton enclosing the
Roman numeral "V," surrounded by the
inacrlptioca "United States of Aiiioricc."
and “E Pluribuc Unum.” The Philadel-
phia mint baboon inatructcd to begin
manufacture of the new pieces at once.
M M
The Boston Hamid oayaa ounaclldatlon
of all the holding rubbar tutor-at: in the
country la propoaad. A committee waa
appointed at the «coat mating in New
York and they will report at another
martin; to behold in New York January
17. All the rubber companion ofaay ac-
count will enter into the combination.
tbc capital lock of which will in from
Noam“. to “.000.“ Tb. object
of tho con-Initiation as given by a promi-
aoat. mot-act" m to placatba gan-
an! tau-ran of abhor “factu- out
of to poo-rd m in tho but
non. anticipate?!» to public a Stun
" ”a!
It will coon be time toutect your inl- Captain Mecca Wilson hat sold his The Keptunc Club will call on‘ their Redlclloi In ‘Pflccc. H
amines.
Q Q O 7*»
Rev Jantec‘u. Taylor will he at the
Bomb“ Tabernacle to night.
”mo-fl
—-Peruno You Home” & Amblcr'a no-
tice of special attractions.
—-——w—————
Mr. William Finch is out with a new
truck made by Mullinga Brothers.
M‘.“
Judge Austin has been elected 0 di-
rcctor of the FIrsl. National B Ink.
An I'ntvreatlng letternn our nun-or sys-
tem nppvnru in another column from En-
ginI-cr RIder.
~- 7 M
Senator Baker returned from Hartford
yerterday. The senate adjourned over
to Tuesday next.
4»-
Mrs. Jeremiah Donovan. of this city.
sailed for Ireland. Tuesday on tho steam-
er "G‘illia".
Mr. Palmeter. formerly count-clad with
“1 A. Brown's hut factory. now of New
York. was in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Walradt are atop-
ping at the Hahackemo hotel. and are
much plcancd with their new quarters.
Q..-
Mr. Henry A. Hoyt llfisnpvlwd a lunch
mum under Ferd Hayo'a meat market
whore he will be pleased to ace lllli friends
, ,.. ,
31L": Emma Brown. daughter of Mr.
Junior .-\. Brown. fell down strum last
“‘i't‘k and was (pure m'rlously burl.
.0. ,.
'l‘lIi-ro will bl» Ii sm'iul gIIllIerIIIg bl
tlIv membvrs of the Fun! M. 1‘). church
in the basement of the church on Sutur-
dny evening this work.
40. 7
’l‘luI (‘onnocticut (lraIId lmdgo of FN‘U
Mnsom will meet III annual Ht'rlr‘lltn at
New llnvrn on Wednesday and 'l‘lIurs—
dny of next weok.
, oo‘- ~—~—~
Tho Lockwiiml Rifles guvc u very
pleasant sociablo IIt tthr urnmry. on
Tumulny oremug lluwe‘u illl'lll'fllrn. of
lirulgopon, furnIslII-d IIIunIc,
_ .,. .
Mr. liq-rbort Millltt‘Wnun. “.5 rvIIIIIiml
from but \Veoti-I'II (up. He ivIll
mnko n abort trip South. l't‘lll't'rlt'hllng
tln- firm of Luunubury lirullIvru Ix” (XI.
"0.9 —~—-
Mr. l‘ \\'. Knudsen "I“ for II who (‘un‘
duct ll lllhlt‘ class r‘rIliIIy Fi’l‘illfififi. from
7;:lu in $30 In tho bull In IlIu SiliSTlNl-LI.
building.
fitltlll
‘0.
.\l ll \yl's pluiriIIuI-y can b.- lI:IIl now
ltllfi-\\<)rfil|l lII'l This
tlIIIIg III-Iv III llllrl nt‘t‘tltlll. llllll It In guild,
and lint llll‘ lll’ll\k (luring iliu (‘Uld
wrullII-I‘, Try It.
5min. lh‘ Sumo.
.0.
Tli~~ o-Iicmnpuwnt of tho nllItI- dopurl-
lllt‘lll. ll. A. ll. \\lll m‘cur lit llurtlmtl
January ‘Jl. and l“obruury 1 and ‘J. The
local posts \\‘Ill giro n rcceptIoII Ibo llrflt
owning.
9..
The new fiIIry opera. “lulunthv; or.
llII- Poor and tho l‘t‘l‘l," at tho ()pw’a
lluuw. .\'ur\\':Illr. tn-(IIurrIm v‘\t‘llln;{. ll
lrit'll‘llllh‘d in lIo (lIllIelt uIIIl Sullivmi‘d
but and lii‘sl “Ink.
.‘9
Mr. F. l' llrmw. rt‘t‘l‘t‘llll)‘ of tho iron
Stmuulmat (‘rllll’L‘IJl-Y 13m town. 21m! is
dropping at tho M Ilni‘konii lIIIlol. .\!r.
l‘rwI. Ki‘lcliuui suiwrmtoudcnt of tho
I‘uIIIpuIIy Was III imvn Monday rIIulIt.
» co. 7
livgiilzir “\N‘llhg of llutlur l. ulgc l U.
H. l-‘.. lint \*\t‘ltlt\g. .\lltltl\t‘l‘ llll‘lllht‘f
was midi-ll. llullvr lulluu minimum to
iIu‘roamI III IIIvulln-rnblp. llllil h prosper
mi“. It is a young lmlgo but boa IIIndu
H‘lfial’kflhlt‘ prngrmv
‘ C .
'l‘lm whouux-r him 1.. ‘urrh u flu! unlu-
iIIg a lv‘plllhllwtl in to but «do»; duali-
IIN. “woolly alto loft “ultimate for
llwituu at llw muuc Hutu with mmttwr
largo M‘lh‘t‘ltt‘l‘. Slw arrival III ltxuton
four days nhond of bur starting mmpaw
l0“.
Q"
in Now York city. on Sunday. tlw 71h
“HAL. “NH tluwi‘. \lw younuth daughter
of Anna ti. and Lucius ll. lliglow dml
In tho ‘.\l yvar of lwv up“ Mr. and MN.
“Iglmv \vvrv \voll known in tliid city.
lIMIIIx livul iII Middlu lfivv Milo “H‘t‘l‘ n
IIIIIIIlwr ol your; Mr. and Mrs. “It‘lmv
lI A .~ Ilw sympathy of thrir many frlund‘
\l llll‘ Motion in thoir bvrcnvvuwm.
w 99. -> —
.\lr. ln‘lioy Adams of this city and
.luyuuu K. it IyIImIId of Boldou Hill aw
on no I‘xtvullml trip in tho utnlwmf Mary
land and llvlmvliro. \\‘I\ undorfland Mr.
Adams prnpnsva to brim: l‘lnlllt‘ With him
oitlwr n aouilmrn “possum“ or a “dIIr
kuy.“ The travoloru will roturn on Sm
urdny. Look out for n roduction in tho
prlcu of “W'fll at Adam‘s murkvt.
‘0.
Douglas Fowlor Post initiator! four
new Iuombvhl at their first "rooting this
ymr..-\t tho lost. martini: two IIow prop
Mlllfltlll wot-u rocuivod. It. iii proposed
to increase tho momberabip to two lllllt'
dred bofore the chitin of tho year. and to
make it second to none in the sum.
The Post will soon announoo the date of
thcir annual bean bake and camp flro.
W
The annuol meeting of tho Consolidated
Railroad 00.. ovcurcd in New Haven yea-
terday. The vote for directors reaulted
in the cboicv of the following: Gem-go H.
Watroua. Edward M. Reed. William D.
BlelIop. “‘ilmn 6. Hunt. George N. Mill-
er, Cheater W. Chopin. A. R. Van Neat.
Henry C. Robinson, E. H. Trnwbrldge.
Nathaniel Wheel”. C. if. Pond. Auguro
tun Scbcll. William H. Vanderbilt.
—-—v~-m WV...
The amt-annual meeting of the Cigar
Nakera‘Jntenmtlonal Union No 88. was
held on Tumlay evening. The following
omceru wow ell‘ctcd: J. O‘Brien. prom
W. H. Nun-la. vice pro-:0. Sohlintb. cor.
sec: Thou Hefferunn. rec. soc.;Gco.Stt-ig
auf. financial ll"t‘.: A Judgvson, "mm
W. Vollmcr. \\'. H. Norrisnnd W. Reilly,
trusts". Manors. Lehmaier. Mcrrell and
Bodfnnl. auditor-v. N. Raleigh. urgent
Bl anua.
._ w .... F...
The "Old Connecticut" hotel of the
borough has changvd hudlorda. and Mr.
Baldint . formerly of the Mclmckemo
hntol of this city is now able proprietor.
New carpets. furnlluw. etc.. have been
put in and tho rooms thoroughly rcncva~
rod and furnished throughout. "Tom-
my." tho lad who via! the favorite at
Rota" last summerla among the fixtures.
The new proprietor only awaita a com
trovaray as to what he will rc-chrlatec
"Old Connecticut."
mfiw-M
Mr. John 8. Stetaoc. the proprietor of
the lmmonao hat factories at Phlladclv
pbla and at Oraugc Valley. man to hit
Pblladalphla cmplcycn Olirlatmac prea-
outa to the value of ”.000. The gift-
oomlutcd of gold watch”. ml akin
ucqucqfur-llncd cloak. kid clover. bate.
turkeys. candles. ore. Many apprvntlcoo’
prim were aim to the bnya in gold
coin ac reward. for apoclal not“ during
tbcyear. The but boy got 0800. and
tho Mammy-raid canine.
to addition to that monitor“ mo Ir.
Stet-on pmwdtbra‘ac! biota-(with
twcctyyaarlnaanccnpcllchafcrtm
stoop to parties in Kcyport.
M”...— .
Old Well Ledge. F. a A. 31.. held a
apt-rial communication taut evening.
”W
Butler Chapter No. 88. R. A. 31.. in-
stalled their olficera last Monday even-
lng.
. 7 ‘voo , , ~
Capt. David Burbank and daughter;
Miss Mary. of Jenny City Heights; were
in town last week.
«ow
Regular communication of Old Well
Lodge. F. & A. M.. wa't Tucuduy even-
ing. All maxim-masons cordially invi-
ted. “fl
- , .09
The third degree Will be worked by
Old “’8“ Lodge. F. and A. M.‘ next
Tuesday evening. All muster masons
are cmdmlly Invited.
'fic.
Tho Gazette says: “The Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad company have ro~
duccd the fore betwcon Norwalk and
South Nor-walk to five coma."
————v—ao>~—-—-
Mr. Joseph Horn. of Brooklyn. and
Miss Jessie Knapp. daughter of \Vm. S.
Knapp. this city, were married in Brook~
lyn. the first of the prescnt month.
-~———ooo»
The Bridgeport anndard says that it
ln‘ reported that ll party of gambit-rs IIro
working the trains on tho Cunt-lulldhtl'd
rum] lwtween Now York and Springfield.
__ .. -._~.
-——JIIlIII llnlluull. tlw unuf: oiinnet‘.
kw-pq constantly on llllllll a lurgw stock
of "Ryv (Ind Ruck “run-l." Inmlu by him-
ac-lf. Try thou).
—..., or.
Mr. Steplmu llIilclI. of mo firm of
Butch. Bliiloy & (XL. cutortnlnod a few
of his nIIIny 'rlt‘llllrl In his residence on
\Veat ltVt‘ltllt' nu Tlll‘fllllly t-voning. the
event llt‘lllg tlII- Mlllll\'l‘l'~‘ll|'_V (If his birth.
A very plI-aIsuII'. i-chIIIIg was enjoyed by
tlIom- prom-III.
c» ~
A Hill“ Inn gnud follow. fill-VS tlu- [trunk
lyu Eagle, IIIItIl lll‘ guru IIII nllii‘u- llile III~
\‘tlth‘el lllt‘ diupiidul (If lllllrtltlllgl‘. ulId
\vlwn hl' lIIIIi IlIIIIc- lII-I lit-st ll) pious» ev-
erybody. liv dimmvors III ”In llmumiid
ways by “'llll‘l) IlInIippiIIII'i-Il {I'll-nil! l‘litl
convoy nltt‘h an IIwIIrIIIIm-, tlIxIl lll‘ i-III'l
tlmt Hurt (If It follow In all.
.. - 000 »
St. John's laulgv. NJ. 6. l", & A. M..
Norwulk, iIIntIIllod llll‘lr (Illl“|‘TH lnat
Thursday Burning. A IlI‘lcgutluII from
ToIIIpli- Imdgo,\\'outpurt \‘lriltmvl SLJulIu'n
[lllll owning Ni. .lnlIII'sI lmlgn room in
living wIlurgI-d null llll'lrlfl't‘ll. nml “‘lll‘ll
I'IIIIIplI'le. IvIll MI Hill“ of tho llllllilinlll'
Tl)" l-Mlgi' in in It
out rmunv in tho Nl lll‘.
fl IIIrIslIIIIg l‘Hl‘lIlll on.
O‘.
Tho llll‘ltlln‘t‘h‘ (If ll lllgl‘ln Fmle-r Punt
(i .‘\. R . lIIIvI- euguuoll llrin-knillv Pink
for July dill ln‘b‘ll. 'l‘lll‘ l'nnt prnpuso tu
lInvo a gram] tune on that d:I_\. and it
will be known llS tlw Slain pII‘IIIc. All
Grand Army l‘ueits, .IlIl nuldli‘l‘a, suitors.
umrinvs. IIIId (‘ltIzI-IIs of Ibis pinto will
lIo invilml tn purlu‘lputv. A full bond of
mimic Will bv (*ngngml for tho Houston.
‘0. ‘
Thi- Ali-mum St‘llflllt‘l pulIlinlIvs It hat
of now llllllillllgi t‘l'r‘llt‘l‘ during HR? III
lli-rby. wlIIl‘lI iIIi‘lullm .\I amIiII llllll llIr-
uIIlIglIaIII. tho llnl also I‘uvoring Sluiliuu.
lu :\l).\I|nll| llll‘llt‘ llwrv lInVI- \It‘t‘ll mvcm
t) nix llllllillllg“ Inuml} all dwolluigsi ill
a (“1rd of $2 7.000. II lllli‘ III lluuiluglmlu.
llI-rlny .‘lllll Shulluu. llw IIqubN of now
ulrlll‘lurvu H'lll‘llt‘!‘ u tIIt'Il Uf lll‘lfi'JMU.
(\l N \‘uat of *llmJlflxl. (livid MINI},
“who.
Q‘b
Mtk‘flr‘ .l. ltyxlwv. Inf Si‘l‘llllllli‘ "I".
Wit! brought below .lIIIlgu “windmill:
\luudiiy. I‘luu‘gwl by \\'rlglil “rollwra
williubtaiuing goods IIIIIIM' tilw pith
tuiiwxa. lemm Tuylur. Jr“ appoiuvd
lxir tho ploiuuflx. l“. W. Furry. «It Nur‘
wall. for tlw IlquIIlmIl. ltynlnvwau
found aIIIlty by tho .liuluc Mid Ivan
liuul $5.00 and Nuts. I‘lttt‘h mummtwl
tutti} ill. llc appmlul Iin cow lotho
Suwrmr «wort.
w
.0.
Hilwnh‘l Slu‘vlmn, uuo .ii‘ tlw lmy.‘ \\ lm
limbo tttlu tlw li‘rmiltlui strwt whwsl
hurls“ H“ tlw lIlI of July last. rind rm
anultwi tlw janitor. and who bun m «did
tho ittimus of tlw ln\\ t‘\‘t‘l‘ Rinci‘. \\ nu
caught by Ulllvor Lincoln. on Sitimlny
night Lott. and lmlgml In thiI lockup.
llv was limitgbl lvul‘nh‘ Judy‘n limtlull.
Monthly IIIanIIIm. whow ho plle gmlty
mul wris llllt‘d.\\'hit‘ll with (‘US'PJNIH‘NIH‘
“d to ulh‘lll. Mr. .lIIIIu-a Slrwlmn nob
tlml Ibo muuuut. Wu tlIilIk llw buys
how lIml ll loamu in this lllllllt‘l’ that
tboy \vIll Imt mun forgot.
W~Qoo - ——~—
A deluge-tum from St. JolIu‘i-i Lmlgo
No. 8. l“. & -\. .‘ll.. of Nurivlil‘u. lllltl \llll'
era. visitml Ark Lollgl- ut‘ timrgotown,
tu witnen llio installation of llwir ulll-
ours last, owning. 'I‘lwy wont up on tho
Ngulm'truin. li-uvilu.r Nut-walk at 0:90
and rotor-nod by special train. After
tho installation ull worn invited to par-
take of it bountiful collation prepared
for tllcoccaiiiun. Tho members of tho
myauo tic who wcro thoro, speak in the
highs-st terms of tho trontmout recercd
m. the hands of tho members of Ark
Lodge.
---« ooo~~——
The bill presented by Mr. Robinson.
(N. Y..) to reduce the rate of postage on
lemon-mud to increase the recvlpts of the
post office department provides that the
rate of postage on doIIIoalic lemurs shrill
boone cent per half ounce. lifter Jun-
uary lat. 1884; that the rate on second-
clm matter shall be one-quarter of a
cent an ounce: on all other postal IIInttor
except public documents. one cent an
ounce. The uses of penalty envelopes
and the franklng priVIlcgos are cboliahed
and the documents publlahed by order
of Congress uhcll be computed at the
rate of mandolin»: mall matter.
—-——-—oov
The alnndlng comutlttcec of the house
and ichute of this state were nmIouIIccd
yesterday. Senator Bukur is chairman
of the committee on Finance and Ravi-I-
ion of Joint. Rule-II. IInd ivan clno cloctcd
a member of the Couuuittw «In Contest-
ed Elections. Rupreaeutativa Cowl”
of Norwullt is chairman of the Commit-
teeon Corporations. and representative
Boll lac member of the committee on
Cities and Boroughs. and on the julnt
committee on Contingent . Exponm.
Representative Andrews in on the com-
mltt-ec on New Town: and Probate Dia-
trictl. Roprucctctivc Delano la on the
Flabcriea committee. Yum-day upro-
ncntatlvu Cowlea afford a petition fro-I
E. C. Sherwood ct a! for an not do fac-
torialng. '
Mr. 8. Van Hon-car touched tho of-
acan of Hobbie Paul. of Stamford. hat
Friday ereflng. Ho waa accompanied
by Commander Edmocdr. and Adjutant
Wood. After tba lnatallatloa. Ir. Vac
Rococo:- waa pile-coated with a large och
by the umber: of Robbie Port. On
their way home Mr. Van flccnar pro-
posed to his control!“ that tiny try tho
can. Tiny bolus agreeable. Bout-y ra-
mud the pop» from the pachaomhcc
[Manama-lav. moan-Intuit ct
all! billabcoal. At tbla Hurry?
m“ "eta." but viola onion "in“
nan-mum.-
annual cruise,- chnesday. August 8th.
v ,~c¢o.-————
Greenwich is in need of c Rational
bank. rd boys the Gmplu‘t: of that place;
~00.»
The minntrel event of the season will
be the appearance in Music hall next
Monday evening of Thatcher. Primrose
it West's Consolidated Mammoth Min-
strela.
—-—— »ooo ~———
The Biidgeport News improvca with
every issue. It now contains a full so-
ciety directory. both military and civic.
also the location of the fire alarm boxes.
home railroad time. table. etc. of that
city.
_.. ~ 00.
Postmaster Dunning has placed a new
letter bar: in the pot-It cflice for the re-
ception of papers and letters. It is a de-
cided linprovemcnt on the old one. and
is a very nice piece of cabinot work. It
was made by Thomas Huntley at the
steamboat dock.
———-“r
It is rumored that the schooner Flor-
ence I. Lockwood has been sold to par-
ties in Boston. and that Capt. John H.
Ferris is soliciting stock for a new
schooner. He will have only to make
the announcomont to socurcull the stack
that is needed.
Q00
Clinton Commandory. K. '1‘.. to-dny re-
ceived from the Hugh De Puynes Com-
mandry. No. l. of Jr-I‘RPy City. a hand-
some framed vow of thanks for courte-
aica rcnderevl tho wombat-a of tlw lulu-r
organization on tho occasion of tho funer-
III of the lute Cliurlea \V. Tufts. in Nur—
wnlk, May 19th. lHS2.—aneffv
~— .0.
The“ committee appointed by the tiny
Council to appraise damages and bentL
fits. 8.3.1.th may be. for the layout.
Widening. or alteration of Walvr street,
hzu‘u postponed llmir' "looting from Jan-
uary 17th to \lenosday owning. Jan-
uury 24th at the city council L'lIIunbor at
T (I't‘lnl‘k.
- 9..
The nunuol uloclion of uttleorn of I‘m-
II:IIII limo l‘u. took plnco on Monday
t-I'vning. 'l‘lw following llllnlt‘tl \Vc-I'o
clot-led: Jolui Moliruw. for-I‘IIIIIII; Enl-
wurd F. Knapp. lnl. assistant: l‘lIIIrll-n H.
Furl». L’Il n-mistuut: John Kldllt'V, lit‘L‘TP-
tury; l‘lIiIrb-s ll. llnn’ry. ll'l‘llflul‘l‘r.
Thu company in in u flourishing condi-
tion. The-y will occupy their new quar-
tors about thv first “film”.
.. ... .
Tho following quury npporirid in tho
New York .N‘uu of Saturday inst:
A HINXEI‘TIH'T YANKEE IS A Ql‘ANlIItV.
'I‘u le‘ Editor IIffIIl- .\'un~.\'ir:~.-\ buys
a coat I" .lqu-s' slurv, IIIIIl lllvt‘llllg his
frwml ll tln- lu'xt Iluv. ll wagon that A
bullulll lun root out of NrIIltlI‘n slur". A
l‘lltllll- tlu- \\ :IgI-r, ln‘t‘uunt‘ lII- bought tho
\‘Ultl lit Juum‘. \\'llll|‘ ll clIIlIIm~ tlIo~ \viuzvr
lwI-uuao If .\ l‘tllluhl lllt‘ omit III JUIN‘N‘ it
was out of SIIIiIlI'a 5100‘. and not III
SiIIIilI‘nslmv. Willyuu I‘ll'llcl‘ u‘wulo
l‘I.«z.\.~'I‘.~'.
\\'ll\II!‘. l‘uI:It.l‘ilI‘.tI,,“1‘.iillllI.
---ooo
'l‘lIvuIItIouIII‘I-uwnt llIIII ltwv. J. \Vul-
vaIdoII \vuuld pri‘uch u nuruwu. tho sub
jm‘t of which “tlultl lw. "Why \vi- lll‘t‘
“-lltllslo.“ drew II largo I‘rmul tn tlu‘
Imprint T.IlI\-rIIIII~lI~, but Sunday ovenlng.
in fact many m-rn‘ lurnnl away. tlIi-y
“Ill lmIIIg ublv to art IIIvlidi- of lllt‘t‘hillt‘ll.
Thus» who liml Ilu- ploiisurv of helium;
tln‘ sornum It of tlw
vory lI>~~l llIi-_v I-r-r listeIIIrll to. ltl-v.
Mr. \\'ulfi~IIIl-~II ln‘ doing much for the
nplrtlu II In lieu.» nl‘ lm church. and his
\All‘urti M‘i‘lll to ho grwuly apprm‘zlited by
the IuvIIIl-vru and fril-ndvl of rho church.
prunuum‘v i‘ln‘
~ on
th-uonl'l‘IwI-Ilurv ll. Ellixot‘ Hartford.
«bud Irllt“ll‘\\‘;l\ lu“ n >.lIl\‘lIl‘\‘.t\llt‘l‘ u nlxorl
llllwxs \vIIlI pm uuiuuia. Ho wont to tho
\\ or III lb‘li‘.‘ us \Iljuluul of tho Foul‘tw‘ulh
t‘uuuw‘lu‘ul. ll - \\x\~ guuuulwl \u (lol-
mwl Mid i‘oIIIIIuImlrd tlw “clutch! in
“\lutt‘tntlfi no“ I~~ on; moment». :\t (L t-
I § album. four t‘um fwlorntv ottlwrs surrcn
.l-Iril to him porumnlly. A! llm plus» of
tho war ho on“ run to “row: ll. Ignition
llonml. Slumi thou l c has boon a I‘lwl
«humour in Hurt ford. and has had obmgo
of the mivurmuom Impmionwnts and
survuyo «In tho l‘ulttlu‘lu‘ut uwr.
. ... .
‘l‘ho abolition of contract labor in the
Now \‘orh Stair prisons. “hich Wm. on
lll‘ltl‘l)‘ m‘wmiplislunl In tho Now \‘urh
louinlntuh‘ lust ywir through tho “so!“
tinni- of tho llsinom‘ Notional t‘nn-mib
too, will t‘Oltlt‘ up in action u..IIIII this
\‘I‘ltl‘. Souuror l“llt‘.g{t‘l‘:tlll hit‘ iutmdm‘od
ll bill to abolish contracts For 5‘qu Prison
labor. Ring Ring primu lost your turned
“8.000 mow than it mint. and the three
Slato piiaotm ultuw II “N surplus of over
$11,000. (luvornor (‘luvuliuut in his mos-
siuzu. m‘ltll)‘ hints that this may. be our-
riod tub fur. and llv‘ probably would ap-
prnvo tho Fitzgerald bill.
"90.
Mr. John F. (iolduu. of lioldou Bron"
pmprmtnrs of the South Nurwnlk SEN-
Tlxltt.. diod at his residuum III that city
lust weak Thuraday. in tho 45th year of
his age. Ilia health has been mom or
luau froblu for tho past year or two. Ho
dvrivcd much nppuroct benefit froma
residence in FlurIdII last winter. but it
could only stimulate. not restore. bin
waning vital pmveru. Our actiuaintuncc
with the deceased irontlcmnn was not
intimate. novorihcleas. we had sufficient
knowlrd'c of his reputation and chur-
acter. no u man and journalist. to join
most sincerely III the roar-ct which his
untimely demise has so keenly awakened
among tlwlurgo circle of his personal
friends and noqualntancer.——Stnmford
Advocate.
ww—w‘» ~~~~~
The oystormcn of this city were hou-
orod on Monday with a visit from Sir
Randal H. Roberta. an oyster culturiat
cud naturalist. of England. He remain-
ed in town during the day and visited
the oyutormena‘ docks. his object being
to gain information as to the propaga-
tion of the oyster. He spoke very high-
ly of the American oyater. and save our
oyster-man much valuable information
“to the location of oyam boda ,Jn lbla
. country. that they know nothing of. Sir
Rondel In on Long Island now. but will
visit this city again before he returns to
England, which will be sometime in
March. He made a very favorable im-
pression among the oyatermcn of this
city.
so. -» u
Don-Ina Fowler Pout Ball.
The third annual bull of Douglas Fow-
ler Pout. G. A. R... will take place at
Military Hall. on ThIII-aday evening, Jan-
uary 95th. Supper will be furnished in
the hall. Music by Prof Eluc’r Orchestra.
“QM
Masquerade Ball.
On Monday evening January 29th the
German Scampi-bond will hold their
second mnual masquerade ball at Music
Hall. thla city. A nocturnal- from New
York willbein.tcwu on Saturday tho
filth with a this collection of ccctumw.
W
cleaner m.
We call tho amouon of the trawling
public and frolgbhn tn the advanta-
inact of tho Iron Gumbo» Company
which appear: in another column. The
momma “Petra-ca" baa com toctay
than it no doubt. and tho r and
freight agent. Mr. William Thorn. who
la located in Superintendent Sucdlfonb‘a
mm leavlug nothing undone Iconic
tba Ibo very popular with the public.
, mmluchamcfa cantil- cae‘r
which“ Who ac -tba;bcat ;
As will be seed by advancement in
another column. Mr. W. W. Gamecock
has reduced prices in groceries to suit
the dull times. Read his advertisement
as it is of interest to all.
————‘¥b—-—-
Old Well Truck Bull.
The eighth annual ball of Old Well
Hook and Ladder 00., at Music Hall.
next Wednesday evening. will be the
event of the season. The tickets are
selling rapidly, and the committee will
leave nothing undone to make it a first-
class nfialr in every particular. Howe‘s
full band will furnish music for dancing.
-————¢o~———
Van lion-ear at Ambler.
Messrs. Van Hoosecr & Ambler. of
Nor-walk. occupy one half column space
in the SENTINEL of this week, in which
they call the attention of the public to
some extraordinary bargains. This firm
is one of the oldest in town. and what:
they say or do. can be relied upon. as
they huvc an enviable reputation. Read
their advertisement.
900-“—
Oyatermclu‘ Supper and Fair.
The oystermeus' second annual supper
and fair will take place at Music Hall.
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
January 24th and 25th. Oysters will be
served in every style. and in such a man-
ner as will suit the taste of the most fas-
tidious. Captain Nathan Roberta will
have» on (’Xhlblllun II large number of
curiosities. lwsidcs which there will be
several handsome and useful articles
disposal of by chance. Supper will be
ready at (5 o‘clock: admission ten cents.
Marriage Anniveraary.
About forty invited friends of Mr. and
Mrs. ("hm-lea E. Ferris. met at their real-
donoo on Elizabeth street on Monday ev-
oningnl‘ this wock. the occasion being
the celebrating of the l0th anniversary
of their marriage. It was it very pious-
nnt affair and ”)0 presents received worr-
numvrous and appropriate to the occas-
ion, among them was a ton dollar chock.
cut out, of II plow (if shoot tin. about the
illt‘ of an ordinary check. and was made
poynblo in the order of Mr. Charlcs E.
Forris at the City National Bank. and
was drawn by his brother Mr. John 11.
Forris. It was both unique and appro-
priate. During the waning supper was
acrvml. Iiftor which the guests enjoyed
a social tinw, Inn] at u runsonahio hour
bid tlII-~ gvninl bridv and gromn
good night. Iiftvr “balling lllt‘lll many
happy n-tul‘nu of tho annivvrsury of tlIi-ir
wedding day.
0 Q 0
Now Dry Go-Icl- Firm.
Mr. lluury Vuu lluosmir, whohuslwon
in tho dry guudd business in this city for
”to past N: or sown yours. luv: disposed
of his stock and buninoss to Moon”. J.
“Y and M. 1.. Smith. tvvo young In?”
from Springtime. north of Stamford. this
clinic. who will Continue the blrfiinl’afl at
tho old stand. Tim new firm Will be
known as J. \V & M. 1.. Smith. They
urn ill prrsmil (“lung account of stock.
and will but bu iIlIlI~ tn (\IN'II tlu- Mon- to
tho public lu-fun‘ (In‘ last of next work.
Tlu' IIIoIIIlIi-rs (If the new tlI‘Iu luivo lInd
oxpvrinuvo III tlII~ dry goods lino in
Stamford. and arc highly npukou ofas
activo and euorgctic luminous own. The
public will ho plywood to loam that the
new tlnu propmu to couliuuo the popu~
lnI cloths who have [won in tho i-Iuplny
of Mr. \‘an Mimi-car so long. Mr. Van
Humour. a“ all or» nwanx has upeiml a
dry goods slow in Birmingham. t‘t..
which is known as tho “South Nonvnll:
Stun-3‘ and we aw informed has made a
vrry favorablo imprwxiou in that placo.
and u nvv-Sviug u largo proportion of tho
dry goods ”adv. \\’u wish him tho but
of such so in his now homo.
‘ 90.
.\ Nut Doom.
'l‘ho startling: nounumwmout Won made
this IIIomiIIg that .\lr. l‘orl 1‘. tha. a
half bhithcr of vx‘ma‘vor So‘arta bad
committal suicide. 0n inquiry We
lonrnnl that such was tho fact. and that
ho din! at 10 o‘clock hint owning. m
wont to his dinner at 1‘: o‘clock as usual
ymti‘rduy. but nxmplainod of not reeling
\vvll. saying that hisoold tmublrd him.
llouto but liltlo and soon Min-nod to
tho Old “‘vll ”gar li‘uctor‘vwhcw ho was
ouiployul. On his way ho susppod at
Hoyt‘o pharmacy. and inlaid Mr. Edward
Hoyt. “if arsenic would kill rats? “ Mr.
Hoyt informed him that it would. but
NooIIIIIIcIIdwl:for that purpose a spi‘cinl
prv-pIIrIItIIIII known on "Rough on it Its."
which he purchnsul and left the store
for tho factory. .~\t tho factory ho mm-
plninod of not feeling well and was told
by Mr. Swarm that be bad ln-tlul‘ go
home for a “'lllll‘. llo \vent Ibmuo and
direct to his room whore he removed all
of his clothing uxccpt his shirt and went
to bed. In It shovt limo he was heard to
call for one of Mrs. Flynn‘s boys. who
went to his room and food him suffering
much pain. He n‘qucsted the boy to go
for a doctor. The boy informed his
mother of Carl‘s request. Mrs. Flynn
went at once to his room. and found
him in great agony. She inquired'thc
cause of his trouble. when to her our.
price he saith—“Oh! you don‘t know
what I have done, I have taken poison."
He then told her that he had taken the
"Rough on Rate.“ the deadly poison
which he had purchasrd at Hoyt‘s only
an hour previour. He said he tool: it
dry first. and afterwardu took a second
dose—mixed with water.
Mire. Flynn cont at once for It doctor
and Mr. chrtz. In a short time Doc-
tcra Emily Pardee and Hitchcock ar-
rived aud done all that could be done to
tame him. but he died» 10 o'clock in
the evening, after aovcral hours of ii»
dercribnble pain and agony. Ho was
conscious up to the timeof his death.
and in rcplytu the inquiry why he lad
resorted to the rush not. said "that be
was tired of living. and wished to die.“
He however, during tlIu afternoon, ex-
precaed It desire to Iivv. It rcmuiuc a
secret with his family and friends why
he took his own life, although members
of the family had noticed of late. that
he was in a melancholy state of mind.
He raid to one of his shop mate: a few
days alccc that he would not live to ace
his Stat birthday. It is evident he had
contemplated suicide. He was pluc-
antly muted in his homo and balm-I.
and in a few days would have been
of age. when he would come in power-
dcn of quite a large was of money.
Mr. Hat: come to thin city from Janey,
his native place. about four yum ago.
since. which tho. be Mabel-coura-
cmplary character. a. was "carved
audnodcat. and waaadulrcd for Ma
many good coalition. About tum yaua
aphacccmdbimaruwlth thoOcn-
matlcual, church. this city. and has
over maintain] a Chrhtian clamor.
El- culy booths. Ir. Prod Iota. it will
bombed. was Illbd by tho ex~
‘m of «tho of tho Adolpbia in
, will be burl-Id to-
Ofier the following Special Attractions for Jan. 1883:
60 Pieces Jacquard Stripe Dress Goods,
at 8 cents per yard, worth 15.
25 Pieces Figured Dress Goods, plain
colors, half wool, at 12 cents per yard.
12 Pieces Plaid Dress Goods, half wool,
at 125- cents per yard. , f»
350 Pieces Dal-k Prints, best quality, at 5
and 6 cents per yard.
75 Pieces Paisley, Royal, and Renfrew
Ginghams, Dress Styles, at. 10 cents per
yard, sold last Spring at 15 cents.
' Special Bargains in Black Cashmeres.
\ iill sell the balance. of our stock of
Clocks, regardless of cost, as we Wish the
l‘OODl for our Spring stock of Carpets, al-
ready bought and soon to arrive.
Send for samples of any goods you want.
Will fill your orders promptly, or better
still, give us a call, and examine (ioods and
Prices for yourself.
Van Hoosear & Ambler,
Gazettc Building.“ NORWALK.
Only Look! ’
The Greatest [Moments in
Mi 1 liner
—A x n— y
Fancy Goods, .
Ewr (lflcrcd. We in» Selling Out our Stock of
flats. Birds, Breasts. and Planes,
anew cos-r. -
Trimmed Eats.
('ht‘npcl’ than any other Eutabliphment in Town. A
mo Ammncm
Holitlay Blinds
Just Rom-ind. Including
Plumes. Wallets.
Soups, Etc.
A GOO D-Slz ED
Hail-Satchel fill 50 Cult
Silk flandkerchicfs in Ever Variety and
thrumsmzh 1568.
RaymondBros
om" No. 10 Washington St.
So. Nor-walk. Doc. 30. '82.
~* Through the
Bin Eiii'i‘iiii:
columns of your widely clrcu
lotcd journal, we Would say a
low Words to ‘llllllllllllttllll‘(‘l‘.\‘.
(leIIlI-rs and I-(IIIsIuIIcrs timid:
First. llllll of great import
:lllt‘l‘. all our coals are bought
direct from the mines, and we|
:II'c ('m‘cl'ul to purchase froml
those who hlth‘ made :I goodl
reputation as miners and deal-
ers in fibril-lac: goods only.
Second. all cool is under
walvr tight root's. :Iud is there- Color: Munmin‘m mm“,
l‘- -I‘I- dI‘v :Iml l‘n-v ll‘Dlll li‘t‘.fil)0“’, ; Speck"!-
ruin. vic. ILadles Fur-Lined Gloves,
“'OOLEX KITTENS. WARN. Em.
Third. livm‘y ton of coal is . .
Lather Kill J allots, Let a: 30:.
cnrvl‘ully sen-cued and deliver-
llair Goods
vd by ( :Irvful, expvrivIII-ml driv-
.\ SPH'L‘LTT.
\‘l‘S.
Wurllh “'0 “l“‘fll‘r‘ k“UP i" A n-uan nor sum for so tut».
CALL AND sac us.
\‘l‘“ l\ ‘l “llnnl “‘u‘l‘l ““1 'l‘ ('1
m w
sizes and kinds. and mm nu»
rush proIIIplly any IpIuiItin
l‘I‘oIII Ullt‘ bushel to a cargo. WM," M
Our \‘zIrIl is localcd tlll Water F. - H I“ '
ll‘Sl Ill 8 8 .
AT
DUN LOP’ S '
a V I k
as llll . v
ND
twin" ‘l‘ullvs Street. our office
A
Park Store. .
and st b‘t‘ is at No. I“ Washing.
Fancy
tun sir wt. and our branch of
llocxiconnected with store and
yard by telephone) are. (“om-
stock Bros. 45 Main St . \'.or
walk. and Insurance Building.
So. Norwulk. (‘t.. whore orders
may be loft with the asvurauce
that they will receive prompt.
tlllt‘llllotl. “'0 have, the fob
lowing well-known coals always
I‘oady for dolivm‘y : Harlem“,
(‘ross - Crock. anlrmvamio,
Wil esburrc. Franklin. Scum-
ton. and Cumberland.
Meats.
Respectfully.
Raymondflr0§
At Cost!
--—THE——-
MISSES 31" JBHN’ Cor. Main and Washington so: ;.
- Louder-b Block.
W ~l ' ' . ’
ill Stl Their Entire Stock of South No II D p
IIIIIIIIiIII, '
A1: Cost,
Turkeys,
Goose. and .
Gone, *
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
LIWII Within! Rm! 2
Canned Goods
A SPECIALTY.
hodar'a Bioethm ,.
Will clou cat baht»- de’d
"e
—FOR THE NEXT——
80 Days.-
0
“mam“.
Norwalk Chronicler